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w 4 TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, NOVEMBER 28, 1907. Small Family False Idea Advertising Ratea. f L egal A dvkbtismenth ; . 10 First Insertion, per line........... I s Each subsequent insertion, line.... Busi news and professional cards, 1 month ................................... 1 (X> Homestead Notices........................ & 00 Timber Claims.................... 1 10 00 & L‘iuala, per line each insertion ... Display advertisement, an inch, 50 I month .................................. All Resolutions of Condolence and Lodge Notices. 5c. per line. Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line. Notices, Lost, Strayed or Stolen, etc., minimum rate, 25c. not exceedii g five lines. ______ _ RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. ,»T«1CTLY IN ADVANCE.) Three months............... ffiillamook Ereil .................. .............. 75 50 WeabligM 'tr C. Baker. ’ubliaher. MF Real Cause of the Stringency. ■ > hl I >1 A 1; I I I i « I I ! * 1 A Significant Prayer. $ ' May the Lotd help you make Buck leu a Arnica Salve known to all," writes J. G. Jenkins, of chapel Hill, N C. It uulckly took the pain out of a felon for me and cured it in a wondetfully abort time. Best on earth for sores, burn» and wounds. 25c. at Chaa. ! Clough, drug store. It is now fourteen years since an ap. propriation ol $10,(XXI was made for ex periments with the project of rural free delivery. As recently as ten years ago the appropriation for this new service amounted to only $40.000. Last year it was more than $25 000,000. while this rear rural free delivery will cost $37,. 000, OO0. r * « The Best Hotel. Ol all the interesting use» to which in cubator» have been put, that ol hatching alligator eggs is probably the most striking. Au Englishman at Hut Springs, Ark., is engaged in raising alligator» for the market. The demand for the hides to use lor manufacturing purpose« is constantly iucreatmg. while parks and zoos buy the live reptiles for exhibitiou. THE ALLEN HOUSE, àìsW M b *-*»’ ■ J-T T’ BOTTS, A * AT'rOKNEY.4H Complete set of Afc^ j. P. AUUEN, Proprietor. in office. Headquarters for Travelling Men. Taxe» Residents. Special Attention paid to Tourists. A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation. The National Rivers and Harbors Congress, to convene at the New Wil lard, Washington, on December 4, 5 and 6 will be of the utmost impo.tance. The second session since the reorganization of the Congress, it will be memorable from the fact that it will give official stamp to the fact that it was brought into existence for the purpose of ad vacating a broad national policy* with reference to inland waterway and liar- bor improvment but committed to no special project. That platform, thejustice of the de mand for adequate annual appropria tions for the great work of inland waterway and harbor improvineut. and the imperative necessity tor increased facilities tor transportation have drawn the attention of all classes of trade and commercial interrsts to the coming session of the Cougress. Opposition to the improvement of the inland water- ! way ami the harbor has disappeared. The country has come to recognition of the fact that there is no possible hos tility between the inland waterway and the railway, but that between the two there is nothing but healthy competi tion. That fact was given strong pub lic recognition in the report of the special committee of the French Chamber of Deputies in 1903 in the statement that “where transportation by water and bv rail are both available, they complement and complete each other, the one trans porting the heavy materials, the low cost of which is an indispensable con dition to the vitality of industries which, in their turn, aliment the traffic of the railways,’’ To that wise conclusion the American people have come as well as the French government, with France expending on the improvement of her rivers and har bors $1,120.000.00, up to 1906 and with the government of the United States expending for like purposes only $470,000,000 up to and including the same year, and with France now en gaged in the construction of a canal be tween the river Rhone and the city of Arles, only fifty miles in length yet at a cost ol $13,703,000. The wonderful success of the French system, is due to the fact that France has stood for a project, wi th the French merchant, manufacturer and consumer reaping the benefits. Standing lor a policy and for no project, insisting on adequate appropriations for the great work, annuallv made, the coming ses. sion of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress cannot fail in commanding the attention of the entire country and in impressing the strength nnd thejustice of the demands of trade and commerce on the Congress ot the United States. A Good Liniment. When you need a g,»«d rel able lini, tuent try t'hamheilain'e Pain Bslin It has nosupeiior for sprain» and »welling». V ¡.’n’ ■'/ H»nn»l slightly dampened with Psin.Balm is superior to a plaster f««r lame back or pains in the side or chest. It also relieves rheumatic pains and makes sleep «nd rest possible. For sale by Clough's Drug Store. AAAAAAA AAAAAAAA A A A A A A «AAr A.- A. K. CASE, Office opposite Both pho*, f Tillamook Iron Works i General Machinists & Blacksmiths. Boiler Work, Logger’» Work and Heavy Forging. Fine Machine Work a Specialty. OREGON. TILLAMOOK, W\H- COOPEi, J PRUP3IETOB A ï T orn KY-AT.14, . T illamook , C arl haberla J C | | ATTORNEY.AT- ü » 5>rutôchrr Office across the street *nd tb.Po.tO^"^ H. GOYNE, I have just opened up the most com plete line of A ttorney - at -L a ». Office : Opposite Court Ra STAPLE & FANCY CR0CERIES A. in Tillamook, all new and Fresh. The T illamook , O ik «. 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. W. M. MILLS» Opposite the Post Offiee. w. SEVERANCE, A ttorney - at -L aw , T illamook ,, q . T. BOALS, M.D., PHYSICIAN & SURGE TILLAMOOK. Office: Olson Building. Residence : Mr». W«Iteri. c. HAWK, Rates, $1 Per day Centrally hoeated. LARSEN HOUSE, I M. H. LiflRSEfl, Proprietor. TILLAMOOK, PHYSICIAN & SUI BAY CITY, OREGOK OREGON The Best Hotel in the city, No Chinese Employed. HARNESS, COLLARS, etc. You Use Them. We Sell Them. **~pH0MAS W. ROSS, PHYSICIAN & SURGE Office : Opposite Post Oftt Residence : Allen House, Tillanooi i R. BEALS, REAL ESTATE, W. A. WILLIAMS & CO F inancial A c Next Door to Tillamook County Bank. Tillamook, Oregon. R. P. J. SHARP, he 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. He will be 111 1 illamook a good part of the time dur ing the season, Only the best stock wanted. RESIDENT DENTI Office across the street in Court House. Dr. Wise’s office. sarchet , T . The Fashionable h Cleaning, Pressing and Kt ing a Specialty. Store in Heins Phot« Gallery. THE OREGON CHEESE COMPANY, OBERT A. MILLEI 126 Fifth Street, Portland. Reference, Tillamook County Bank. ATTORNKY-AT-LA* i J Land Titles, Land 0®« M ness and Mining La* | Red Front Shoe Store PORTLAND, Room, 306 Cominero»!*** Did You Ever Try Has a fine assortment of First Class Grade of Shoes for W inter Wear, Consisting of Men’s and Women’s and Misses and Children’s School Shoes, Solid sole leather insoles and counters. Mv practical experience in the shoe business for the past 30 jears gives me the advantage m selecting a class of shoes suitable for Tillamook trade that will give satisfaction to my patrons. We take this opportunitv tn thani, _ customer» for (heir liberal patronage " H”"7 Xo charge for sewing rips on «hoes bought of .» ———— P- F BROWNE, Agent. I "*• "A Policy ; not a Project.” (From The Astorian.) .Just why this country, at a time when everything 6eemed prosperous, when business was never better in all lines of industry, should in the short space of a week.be entirely turned around so far as the money matters are concern ed, is a question which we have all tried to reason out, and the varied opinions that have been offered by every one dif fer very materially ; so much so, that one cannot come anv nearer to the solu tion than when it first started. How Oklahoma deserved |a better send-off ever, an Astorian reporter met a prom than a gubernatorial snarl, and will be inent New Yorker, who was at one time apt to indicate its feeling on this point a member of the Consolidated and Pe at next year’s election. troleum Exchange, on Wall street, and * * * well versed in Wall street affairs, who. Secretary Taft began bis career as a while not expressing an opinion as to reporter and ought to be able to inter the real causes, on account of his ab view himself interestingly on a trip sence from the storm center, kindly over the Trans-Siberian Railroad, showed a letter he had just received # * * “Stocks move upward.” What magic from his brother, who is at the head of oue of the most prominent brokerage in returning confidence, with Uncle Sam houses in New York, giving his opinion nt the wheel. But stocks are not the as to thecause, and what happened. measure of prosperity by a good deal. * ☆ * Being facts from the inside of the ring, It was Emerson who advised the it will doubtless throw some light on the question, and being also from a American eagle not to be a peacock. prominent tnan in financial matters who The coinage will live up to its puryese if comes in daily contact with the ‘powers it passes at its face value everywhere. * * * that be,” its authenticity cannot be In the presence of astronomers the peo- questioned. We quote in part : “I have your letter asking about the pie of this planet seldom have occasion trouble in the (Wall) street. This is to swell up with pride. An Italian ob what happened : We had quite a decline server states that the new spots* on the due to Roosevelt's calling the public’s sun are twelve times the size of the earth. * * * attention to the frauds the corporations President Roosevelt will have to re have been prepetrating fur years; at vise the message to Congress said to about the bottom C. W. Morse unload have been written during his vacation ed his United Copper (pool holdings) at Oyster Bay. It can not be possible and Otto Heinze & Co. tried to make that he anticipated the financial flurry. him buy back in the open market, He W * * sold United Copper to 37 ; Heinze put A medical authority says that women it up to 60, Gross and Kleeburg did the should eat heartily while on a shopping business oil the curb and Heinze & Co. tour. No man who ever participated could not take the 9tock. Both assign in a bargain counter flying wedge or ed. F. Agustus Heinze, brother of the touchdown could have any doubt on other one, was president of the Mer this point. cantile Nat l Bank and borrowed their * * motley on United Copper around 50 to Americans who visit Europe spend protect himself. United went to 7Ya $150,000,000 there annually. They will which it still is. The Clearing House continue to treat themselves to this Committee forced him to resign, also C. pleasure, and our neighbors across the A Methodist Minister Recom W. Morse to get out of all the banks lie Atlantic should not get excited over a mends Chamberlain's Cough was interested in, and a week had forced smaller returning current of coin. Remedy, every bank president or director who » * * We have used Chamberlain’s Cough was known to have promoted any wild The old theory that there must be Remedy in our home for seven years, cat enterprises. Kuns started on nearly Some good in every man is undoubtedly and it has always proved to be a reliable remedy. We have found that it would every Bank and Trust Company. The true. It would be a very mean burg do more than the manufacturers claim Knickerbocker Trust Co. was allowed lar that would brake into a bank in for it. It is especially good for croup to bust ; the Tru?t Company stood times like the present unless he reallv and w hooping cougli. R ev . J ames A. L ewis , (with outside help) a run that lasted had mouey in the institution. l’asror Milaca, Minn., M. E. Church. 12 days. It is said they paid out $70, * * 4 Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is sold 000,000. Quite a number of small banks It is predicted that the sun spots now Clouglis Drug Store. ami trust companies were forced to approaching the meridian of their pow close. Most of them are solvent but er will jar the foundations of the earth. A Reliable Remedy for Croup. could nut raise ready money or sell This timely notice is being served so that VV itb the dry cold weather of tlieearlv their holdings. Money loaned at 150 the responsibility for the disturbance winder months, parents of croupy chil dren should be on the alert for ominous per cent and for days was at 70 per will not be thrown upon Wall street. symptoms. There is no cause for cent. Cash id still at a premium and so * ♦ M anxiety, however, when Chamberlain's is gold (naturally). A prominent German paper remarks Cough Remedy is kept in the house. If “The examiners came down (both that "the elasticity of American econom this medicine is given as soon as the State and National), and went through ic lite makes possible a sudden recovery child becomes hoarse or even after the All the institutions. Every one who had at a moment when the financial situa croupy cough has appeared, the attack may be warded off. Mrs. S. Roaintlial, broken the law and borrowed their own tion seems darkest," which is an accnr. of Turner. Michigan, gays: "We have institutions money for »(»evulatiun or ate as well as friendly estimate of the used Chamberlain a Cough medicine for ourselves and children for several yeais promoting purposes was sold out and situation. * » W and like it very much. I think it is «he forced to resign. There was nearly 106 A counterfeiter has been arrested for only remedy for croup and can highly of the Napoleons disposed of. It was it.” For sale by Clough's making half dollars of full weight and recommend the liquidation ol these loan» that made Drug Store. finest, which he was able to do at a i ■ the low price». It was distinctly a rich man s panic. I do not think the public profit of nearly one half The president LINGERING COLD. suffered much, hut they hallowed a good will feel fortifieil in his views to hear Withstood Other Treatment deal and hoarded tnonev which makes that the pious motto was included in But Quickly Cured by the imitation. things bad. * * « Chamberlain's Cough "You can size things up from what I Gov. Beckham and Col. Watterson Remedy. have written and can understand how disagree radically with each other on “l ast winter I caught a verv severe things i re. It is a general cleaning up Kentucky politics, and the majority of cold which lingered for w eeks."' says J. and shake down. voters in the state take a decidedly dif Urquhart, of Zedliyr. Ontario. "J|v "J. I*. Morgan is in control of eveiy ferent view from either. The old fash, cough was very dry ami harsh. The National bank in New York and be has ioned Kentucky Democrat has had local dealer recommended Cliaiubei Iain's Cough Remedy and guaranteed it, so 1 forbidden any short selling, and all nothing to cheer him of late except the gave it a trial. One small bottle’of it margin business and everybody obeys. discovery of a new cave cured me. I believe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy tohelhe i«e«t;i ever used " If they should not, they could not bor » * * This remedy is for sale by Clough's row anv money at anv rate. They keep It will take 6,500,000 pounds of pio- Drug Store,________ tab on how much everybody borrows visions to feed the 13,700 men on the T and you could not borrow a dollar out American fleet during the voyage from Appendicitis side of the Exchange to save your soul the Atlantic to the Pacific. As the 1» i-ue in a large measure to abuse of However 1 think the worst is orer now. same amount will be require«) if the the bowels by employing drastic pur 1 hope 1 have answered all of your que» ships remain inactive, the item, like gative». To avoid all danger, use only tions and made thing» clear One trouble roast others mentioned in this connec Dr. King s New Life Pills, the safe, gen brought on another and the liquidation tion. Is not as formidable as the arith tle cleansers and invigorstore Guaran teed for headache, biliousness malaria was enormous, and everybody who did metic men make out. and jaundic, at Chas. I. Clougli. Drug not have strong backing wasin trouble.” store. 85c ’ * « * * I M That it la possible to raise a large fam ily with quality equal to that of a small one was declared by Rev. Father J M, Cleary, of Minneapolis. who vehemently assailed divorce and the ” quality not quantity*’ race suicide argument at a re. cent session of the National Puiity Con gress in Battle Creek, Mich. “ The asaumplion that one or two children will be reared to be better oien and women than ten to a dozen in a Christian home is wholly false.’’ he said “ and can not be supported by the test of experience.’’ On the topic of divorce Father Cleary said - “ The honor of woman is insecure in human society when the dread specter of divorce casts a dark shadow on the Christian home. Under every con ceivable pretext that depraved desire can suggest, the wife and mother, who should be the most tender object chivalrous devotion, is set aside and degraded by the one ii.dividual, her husband, who should va.ue his life but a beggarly price to pay in defense of her dignity and honor. “ The married state is the natural one for tire majority of mankind. The church has never faltered ill faithful defense of the holiness and inviolability of the marriage bond. But thechuich has praised virginity, for her divine founder exalted it by living a virginal lire. The celebate states is neither im possible nor repugnant to human nature” ___ • WWW BARBIS’S NEW Fl» LIVER! RABJ- If not, give him««1' Everything first-clas»- block South of FA W. G.’ HARRIS^ Notice of Final —------ N oticb 1. Hass'" C"*L denlgaed E“ ••«'I " .oa. MV*!!«? Tlll.moo» county. eiecvrtrfs of th« « COFFBT, dec«ss«d. ? ’53 :rx7x.-r«3 Jndaw, at th« Coart ■ccoaat «nd th« «J '« 1<H,T. D.trd *1
