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TILLAMOOK HEATLUHT, NOVEMBER 7, 1Ô07. Editorial Snap Shots. What Do They Cure! FARMERS JOYS OF LIFE IN HAWAII, The above question Is ofF'n asked eon- It * dollars to doughtiut whether tie corning l>r. Pierce’s two leading medi Mosquito.. ths Only Flaw—Not Ev.n cines, "Golden Medical Discovery" and a 8«rvant Problem. Astoria railroad will not tap Tillamook -Favorite Prescription." Birds are everywhere In Hawaii. The answer is that "Golden Medical county first. Discovery ” is a most potent alterative or Their music fills the quivering aff. One * w * The exodus of railroad men on Sunday blood-purifier, and tonic or invigorator wonders why we do not all live in this and acts especially favorably in a cura morning looked more like a funeral pro tive way upon all the mucous lining sur paradise, where life serais to stretch faces. as of the nasal passages, throat, out before one in a long, languid dream cession than anything else. bronchial tubes, stomach, bowels and of delight. W ♦ * tjla idea curing a large percent, of catar We hope Governor Chamberlain will rhal caV-s w hether 4he disease a fleets the Suddenly through your dreaming at. larynx, bron- comes a rude awakening. The Ha soon quit proclaiming holidays, for we nasal passages, the ebla, stomaemfas cat waiian mosquito, the one flaw in the have been putting in 15 hours every day bowels las milkous gem. the <nly thorn In the garden, has uterus - ------------- or other since the holiday s commenced. Rten In Ulf chronic or iil.ai-.uivr >lagps r.f U ipu called to make your acquaintance and » * * ftITccti bi< ii. is i.fG ii suc.c-»(u| in affect- bld you welcome to his domain. It is about time that the Pacific Tele The houses, with their broad veran- phone and Telegraph Company got a i das filled with palms and flowers and lass of diseases—thi move on and consigned the rattle trap ~d e nfh^<~TffpY| ts a ric I furnished with tables, chairs, ham Ult £ ¿Tip Ç i if_!2i Jy ~~Tl wires they have in this county to the Is a powerful jet gently actiiigTn’vigürafe mocks and grass rugs, are a paradise scrap heap. Ing tonle and nervine. For weak worn- | to the weary traveler. It Is here that * * # out, over-worked women—no matter what the Honolulu people enjoy their glo- It’s a gone goslin—we mean the money has caused the break-down, "Favorite rlous climate. some people put into the badly managed Prescription * will be found most effective The lawns. thick and velvety as fl in building up the strength, regulating Opera Houre Company, lor the fore the womanly functions, subduing pain carpet, were kept in perfect order by closure sale is to lie confirmed at the and bringing b I miu I a healthy, vigorous the yard boys, for experienced servants condition of the whole system. November term of court. A book of particulars w raps each bottle —Chinese, Japanese and Portuguese— giving the formulae of both medicines and can always be had. In fact, the servant * * * quoting what SCOT'S of eminent med It must have been very Lnnoving to ical authors, whose works are consulted problem causes no worry to the house Mr. Lytle, building a railroad (his own, by physicians of all the schools of practice i wife. who has but little anxiety in this he said) into Tillamook an J Nehalem, as guides in prescribing, say of each in laud of plenty. gredient entering into these medicines. Everybody seems to take life easily. to have Mr. Harriman suspend work The words of praise bestowed on the several ingredients entering into Doctor The offices close very early, and no one on his (Lytle's) road.—Oregonian. Pierce’s medicines by such writers should seems to know what care Is. The sug fl # M have more weight than any amount of By all mean« give the Home Telephone non - professional testimonials, because ar barons, their capital once rightly in Company a franchise and let there l»e a such men aie writing for the guidance of vested. draw their dividends, and the their medical brethren and know whereof rest of life is required to spend them. lively competition in the telephone busi they speak. We stop at the home of our friend, a Both medicines are non-alcoholic, non bungalow that is the picture of com ness, but compel iranchi-es to pay an secret. and contain no harmful habit annual license into the city treasury. forming drugs, being composed of glyceric fort. One end of the veranda Is used * * * extracts of the roots of native, American as a sun parlor, sheltered by windows Evidently some people were counting medicinal forest plants They are both and screens, for what they call cold sold by dealers in medicine. You can’t their chicken before they were hatched afford to accept as a sub>titute for one of days—60 degrees above zero. when they "figured upon running ail the these medicines of known composition, Numerous rooms connect with this, secret nostrum. the dining room being a veranda at the railroad rnen in at the next election for any Dr. Pierce’s Pellet« small, sugar-coatel, the purpose of getting them to vote for easy to take as candy, regulate and In other end of the house and the kitchen vigorate stomach, ’.iver and bowels. a ''wet” countv. ! a separate building, though connected by n roofed veranda. The guest cham ’ ★ fl * With work on the railroad suspended bers are cottages by themselves. Appendicitis The bath Is hewn out of solid stone, and most all the sa*v mills closed down, 1« i»ue in h large niwnre to abuse of the local situation is not bright for the the bow eh, bv emploj ing drastic pur with a shower above. Servants are gatives. I <> avoid all danger, use only provided for In quarters apart from the coming winter. There's no use, how Dr. King's New Life Pills, the safe, gen ever, in feeling blue. Keep a good stiff tle oleuisera and invignratorfl. Guaran house. The whole, In fact, greatly re minds one of an old southern planta upper lip. lor it won't be long before the teed f<»r headache, biliousness, malaria tion home with modern improvements. and jaundic, at Ch is. I. Clough, Drug clouds will roll away. Just In front of the house, spreading ( store. 25c. * * * Its great limbs at least sixty feet In I If the P. R & N. Co. will put a little diameter, Is a great monkey pod tree, | more ginger into the construction of the I nnd under its protecting branches the ( railroad when it starts up work again it I children, and older ones, too, enjoy the J. G Jenkins, of ( hapel Hill, N. C. It would be a mightv good tiling, for the quickly’ took the pain out of a felon swings and hammocks in an atmos way the contractors poked along during for me and cured it in a ivundeifully phere which lulls to sleep. As we sit the splendid weather gave a lar^e num short time,” Best on earth, for sores, here at midnight, dressed In the thin her of persons an impression that soine- | burns and wound«. 25c. at Chas. I nest of summer clothing, with never a Clough, drug store. wrap, watching the moon rise out of j thing was going to happen sooner or ' the sea, we understand why the Ha- | later. It did. A Good Liniment waiian so loves his islands.—World's ' * * * When you need a good reliable lini. Work. There appears to be some difference of mem try Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It* opinion as to when work will start up has no supei ¡or for sprains and swellings. THE WHITE BIRCH again on the railroad. Some say it wdl A piece of flannel slightly dampened be next spring, while others, who seem with Pain'Balm is superior to a plaster Peeling the Bark Ruins the Tree's to have lost heart, sav that it will not for lame back or pains in the side or Beauty Forever. chest. It also relieves rheumatic pains be resumed until after the presidential and makes sleep and rest possible, F or One of the loveliest of our trees Is election. Yet it seems to be the general sale by Clough's Drug Store. the white birch, with its graceful foli opinion that bv closing down now and age and gleaming trunk, and yet how starting up again next spring, the road often it Is robbed of half Its beauty wdl be built for less money. by careless hands! * * * The temptation to take off strip after strip of Its easily peeled bark seems Wouldn’t it be a fine thing if all the well nigh Irresistible If one may judge rickety, rotten side walkson the business by the countless forlorn trunks along streets were replaced with cement side our roadsides. Instead of silvery white walks, which would be a good starter in columns standing out with conspicuous the way of making permanent improve grace from the green of neighboring ments ? We would suggest that the city shrubs and trees, the trunks are ISSUED DAILY AND SUNDAY council establish a cement side walk dis marred by great hlack circles, the re trict and extend it eiery year until the sults of wounds Inflicted by wanton passersby. whole city is embraced. This is one way It works at all times for the Too often this Is done merely for the in getting started right and doing a wa y interest and advancement of the fun of seeing how easily the bark can with wood side walks, which soon get State of California. be pulled off. and no thought Is given into a dclapitated condition and remain It prints later, better and more to the feelings of the owner when he •i> for years, dangerous to pedestrians. news than any other San Francisco READ THE WEEKLY OREGON UN OF PORTLAND For the General newsof the World also for information about liow io obtain the best results iltivatin^ the soil. uivck Stock in cultivating inc son, Raising, Fruit Growing etc. You can secure this excellent paper by Subscribing for the Headlight. / u Why is it that certain individuals in Tillamook City are frequentlv writing for the local newspapers and wanting to dictate the policy ot the newsnapers they write for? The answer can be found in either cd these : They want to see their own names puffed up in the iiewspa|>ers or they aim to show their spite or «plt-en against honorable, re. 8|»ectable citizens. It is about time that the Tillamook newspapers got out ot the practice of bring little pupils to the big little pupils. Newspaper men don't butt in and want to run other people's busi n sses. and other people have no right to butt in and dictate to newspaper men. There wouldn't l e near the trou ble il these bitter, sour anonymous wri ters were told to Mttend to their own business and the newspajier men would attend to theirs. LINGERING COLD Withstood Other Treatment But Quickly Cured by Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. "I a M «Inter I rnilght a very severe <*> Id which lingered fur week*.”' Haya J. Vqiiluwt, ot Zeilh« r, Ontaiio. '\|y I'UHtth «as very dry and harsh, I he local denier recommended CbamlieiIain's lough Remedy and guaranteed it, ho I gave it a tiial One small buttle of it cured me I believe Cbamberlaio's l ough Remedy to be the besiBI ever used.” Tills reined* is fur sale by I lough* I Ihiig bture. Deafness Cannot be Cured bj local application., as they cannot reach the dinw* s-d poitlon o. (he ear rhete is only <n,e way to cure deahrcMi and that i* by conaHtu lloital tcnivdle« I* A(nf»w Io eftuordby an in fliunrd condition of the mucuun liiti « of me Kuatachian Tube When thia tube set« mA (tn ed \ "ti have a rumbling «ottiid or unperfeu hearing, and when It la entirely rioted, deaf nr *o 1» the ie.ult, and tin rsa the inflammation run l»e taken out and this tube rvotoied to it* nor* real cwndiliou, hearing will tm deVitosed •<» ere», nine ch *»« oat of ten ate caused by Uata rh which 1« nothing but an inflamed coii dltloii of the mucous auriacea We will give Oue Hundred Dollar* for any rival Degfiteaa (cauaed Ity catarrh* that can not Iw cu-«al by Hall a Catarrh Cure. Semi for rirculata, bee. F. J VHANKY ft CO . Yelette. O sold by l>i UKgUt*. '«c. lake llail e Fa tiilv rill* lot conMIpation ........................... Bctkshire Hogs for Sale. For Sale, 15 Head of Berkshire Swine, pure hrt.l, of different ages from lhe l*moin Ladd »lock. To he sold at a I baigaiu —Applj to Arthur Bento. paper, because it has a leased wire service, W. R. Hearst's News Bureau Service, and his Eastern Papers' full service. Its circulation is larger than the combined circulation of any two Pacific Coast Papers. Advertisers have proved they obtain the best results by using its columns, and its advertising patron age is the largest and strongest on the Coast Sl'BM R1PTION HATES — PAY- AHI.F: IM AIM AM R. r.ifes to the United States and Mr moo : elsewhere, postage ni-Ud. DAILY AND SUNDAY. Prr month Trr qwnrtrr Per h.ir rear Prr year............ i F ) C hr mall \ 7fle \ - «2.00 < . fl « no j . fls .ot» CANA DA. month .......... fll M) quarter .................................. fll 'M) half a ear flS.OO >e«r .......................... fll u.oo MMUt Al.OAF. Onr year........................................... CAN ADA. One ........................................ fl.VOO Per Per Per Per THE WEEKLY EXAMINER has the largest circulation of any Weekly west of the Rockies The paper contains also the im portant new i oi the week. Spec»! departments run by experts lor farmets, orchaidais and poultry- growers. • I UM HIPT1O> H ATH* — FAt- AHLIC IN <|>% PoaUf« rat* to th» lait«d StatM and Mnkx>, tlwwhere. faatlfla added WHBKLV EXAMINER^ One year ....................... One year . • 1AO CANADA. .. »2.00 STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES San Francisco. California. ■ ■ • ■ mu. ■ B WBB ■ inc im in iib * ■ ■ B We specialize on prcscritption compounding and therefore carry a stock which repre sents everything tliut physi cians hereabout are likely to prescribe. All new worthy pharmaceuticals are here as soon as out and our liiiotof prescription drugs is com plete at all times. Onlv goods of highest purity and quality are ever used. in Tillamook, all new ami Fresh. The prices are no higher than others. We most cordially invite you to come and look at what we have and get our prices, whether you buy or not. Physicians who are ac quainted with our stock and methods’ invariably feel sure of best results from the medi cines they have prescribed when they see our label on the bottle. W. M. MILLS, Opposite the Post Office HARNESS, COLLARS, etc. You Use Them We Sell Them. Expert services <iav or night. Prices as low as anywhere. Mav we till your prescriptions! CHAS. I. CLOUGH, Reliable Druggist, Tillamook, Ore. W. A. WILLIAMS & CO. Next Door to Tillamook County Bank. $ Opened up for Business finds that one of hfs finest trees, in which he took great pride, has been robbed forever of its beauty. The next time you are tempted to cut , off birch bark. stop. Think of the in jury to the tree and the injury to all who shall pass that way after you in depriving them of something they ( might have enjoyed but for you—the , sight of that tree In all Its beauty. Re- ' member that the bark never glows again. If you have in mind the making of j some article for which birch bark Is an absolute (?) necessity, can you not at least take It from some fallen log or from some tree well hidden In the cen ter of the woods, removing only the outer layers, and those In such a way that the tree will suffer as little as possible? By doing this you will earn the gratitude of all wayfarers and land owners.—Plant World. SAPPINGTON &. GO A Full bine of Groceries Flour, Feed, Tinuuare and Crockery. We CUant all Kinds of Produce Call and See Us. The First Book Catalogue. The first book catalogue was Isxned In 1564 In Augsburg, Germany, by one George Wilier. It was a quarto of nineteen pages and recorded the titles of 236 books arranged In classes. Hand lists or posters were printed ns early as 1469 by Jonathan. Mentel (or Mentelln) of Strassburg, who printed the first edition of the Bible In 1465 or 1406 The first catalogue In England was printed In 1595 by John Windet for Andrew Maunaell, a bookseller.— Minneapolis Journal. 8 Two Runaways. “Dis paper.” said Languid Lewis, “tells erbout a boss runnin’ away with a wTsnan. an’ she was laid up for six weeks” “Dat ain’t so worse,” rejoined Boast ful Benjamin. “A friend uv mine wnnst ran away with a hoas, an’ be w>a laid up fer six years.”—Chicago Nsws. Causa or Effect. Assistant Editor Here's a poem from ■ fellow who Is serving a five years' term In the Eastern penitentiary. Man aging Editor—Well, print It with a footnote explaining the circumstance. It may serve as a warning to other poeta.—Philadelphia Record. AMrtu: THC SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER. iii EVERYTHING FOR PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS. I have just opened up the most com plete line of THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER • ♦ » Both Papers for $2.25. Musical Note. He-Are you inuatcal? She I play the piano. He Weil, that. not an ab solute denial. -Plck-Jle-l'p. b ÿ. ; i J • j . j ? Olsen Building,T°" £%!.• SEWING MACHINE. ROLLER BEARING. HIGH GLALi The Oregon Cheese Co.,Incorported, is prepared to buy all the first class cheese that comes along. Spot cash and highest price. Factory men will do well to see R. Robinson, the mana— ger. before selling. lie will be in 1 illamooka good part of the time dur- ing the season. Only the best stock wanted. Automatic ave Dney THE OREGON CHEESE COMPANY, 126 Fifth Street, Portland. Heferenre, Tillamook County Bank I by brv’ng reliable. N**' j,ifch gt vk **" ¡ng nisd>iBe' STRONGEST STRONGEST GUARANTEE GUAKA.y*~ ' National Sewing Machine SAN FRANCISCO. C**" 4 FACTORY AT BEU* ILERE |U"
