Tillamook headlight., May 14, 1908, Image 3

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 14,
THE BUGLE GALL.
EDITORS:
Who was first in war, first in peace The North Fork Wilton River
and first in the hearts oi his country
Bridge
men ? Chorous of answers ; "Burdick.” TO TH1 EDITOR TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
a a ■
1908
SANDLAKE.
Clyde and Lillie Webb made a trip to
Faucet Creek to visit with their uncle
Marvin and family on Wednesday und
returned home on Thursday. While they
were there4 *lyde thought he would make
Skookum Lake a visit, but on his wai
there he got tangled up with a devil'*
thorn and came out with a very badly
scratched wrist. He claims he will not
get so close to the devil next time.
Mr O^ens made a trip to the city on
Sunday.
U. S Edwards started for the valley
on Friday, but got homesick and return»
ed Saturday, accompanied by Ade Laine.
Quite a crowd gathered at E. E. Webb’s
on Sunday and passed a very pleasant
day piaving croquet.
It is getting to be a very common thing
to sec dear tracks on Sandlake. They
seem to c« me from all directions, espe­
cially on sunny days.
A large crowd gathered at E. R. Haves
on Sunday to listen to the old standby
Edison phonograph. They all stayed
until a late hour before departing for
home Everybody ►eeined to enjoy them­
selves and went home happy.
Joel Atkinson is laid up with la grippe
this week.
Opened Up for Business.^
D ear S ir . —Allow me space in your
paper Co say a few words in regard to
S covell .
the north fork bridge, was you ever
E mersonians —
there or was any of those good folks
E lmer A llen and C loyd D awson .
ho have signed a petition to extend
the road up from the Bester Ford on th*
Wants Work.
south side of the river to what is called
Any one wishing a good bell boy
the Narrows T 1 have been at the Grid*«
X
(complexion dark) apply to Sammy
which washed away lately; and have
Anderson. Three years experience.
looked iiow it was built. ,4V. 8. R*ynaii
B B B
built it when owning the road across
One of the prizes awarded to the
the mountains. It was built on two
Ciceronians this year was a beautiful
lugs, and to keep them from twating or
music rack, This is something that has
bending he put a bent almost directly in
been badly needed, and we are sure it
the middle of the river, and for tilt
will be deeply appreciated. Miss Lister
covering he used split puncheon.
has the sincere thanks of the C. L. C.
I often wondered how it could stand
The last Ciceronian program WAS
for this fine prize.
perhaps the strongest of the year, One the freshets that we have in the wintei
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of the main features was a dialogue in luunths. So rudely constructed it did
“My do-babs ! Oh, my glassier! Oh,
We CClant all Kinds of Produce
which we recognized our black friend, not cost more than two hundred dollars,
my hard earned glassies! Justice—the
Sammy. A very clever song had been if that much, and 1 would be willing t<*
Call and See Us.
law—my glassies and my dough bobs."
composed and learned and it came as iiet that Walter Woods will build a
From "the school life of Theo. Finney.’’
quite a surprise to the Emersonians, budge at the same place for eight
BBS
who intend io repay it with interest Hundred dollars that no flood can move
‘‘Who discovered America
Now about Lbat petition on the south
some day.
Chorus of answers: “Finney.’’
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•»ide. Il dose nut benefit a settler be
BBS
Bill : "What makes Gamble so thin ?”
If the business men want n good nd
Dutchy : "because he keeps shaving.'* twreu the B< sler Ford, and where ti t
cui’-uty would nave to build a T ridg»
put in the Junior Annual, they should
on the mam river. Besides, it is on th«
see Mr. P. Peters.
Original Poem.
bob
Read by Nellie Hanenkratt at C. L,S. shady side, where the sun has little
What Do They Cure!
The students of the Tillamook IHigh 1
effect iu the winter time.
Program.
The above question Is often asked con­
School have presented Prof. Rutherford I The library door shut with a crack,
And it is going to cost us to build the cerning
hr. Pierce’s two leading medi­
with a petition signed by every student ■ Arousing the mouse from his sle^p.
road and bridge six or eight thousand cines, ”Bolden Medical Discovery” and
in the high school, asking him to stav * He started up with sudden fear,
dollars, if the County couit concludes to "Favorite Prescription.”
The answer is that "Golden Medical
another year as principal. He has only Hoping that danger was not near.
change. Why not put half, or a third Discovery ” is a most potent alterative or
blood-piirilior,
and tonic or invigorator
promised to consider the matter, but all Down he peeped from the bookshelves I of that amount on the road that is
J. P. ALtLiEN, Proprietor.
ana acts especially favorably in a cura­
hope for a favorable decision.
already
built,
which
would
fix
it
in
tine
tive way ui>on all the mucous lining sur
high
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shape. It is but little farther bj (aces, as of the nasal passages, throat,
tubes, stomach, bowels and
Harold Eppletl, commonly known as And espied two boys standing nigh.
the bridge at Jenkins* place. Besides bronchial
bladdea-curing a large per cent, of catar­
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
“Apple sauce," is winning a great repu­ Before he thought to turn away.
the
time
is
not
far
off
that
all
those
low
rhal
ca«*t
whether
the disease affects the
He heard the larges*, of them say,
tation as a tennis player,
t, larynx, bron­
A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation
bills between Sugarloaf and Jenkins will nasal parages, the
chia, stomach
I dyspepsiaX
Yes, if we play tennis this noon,
BBS
be taken up and bought up for fruit bowel, (as mdkom
l»aj. bladder,
VVe
must
hide
the
rackets
very
soon,
Tbe societies have decided to give a
or other pelvic org
Even In
raising. Now, Mr. Editor, I have no uterus
till:
i:lli-<-!ili-
or
ill.live
s
tages
nt the«.
So
they
dimed
on
chairs
and
on
tables.
joint program on May 16. It will be
kick a coming. Only I hate to see the affecti-ns it. is often successful In alfect.
made up largely of parts that have been , Reaching as high as they were able.
road changed from one of the nicest
‘»Favorite Prpicrintlon " la «dv||w|
given before in the societies and will be The rackets were soon out of view,
camp and fishing grounds on the W ikon for
rurtReTbrnypiy ?T..
jass
.......
otdiseases—those
PROPRIETOR
very similar to the programs given every No one but the mouse and the boys river, the north fork bridge.
te an?
knew.
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W¡»y.
It
two weeks in our society programs, It
Respectfully yours,
is a ixtwerful yet gently acting invigbfat-
will be in tbe Opera House, and will be , The boys went out closing the door.
Ing tonic and nervine. For weak worn-
L. P. A ckley .
And
things
became
quiet.as
before.
out,
over-worked women—no matter what
free.
has caused the break-down, "Favorite
Dreaming of rackets and awful boys,
New Tariff on Portland Freight Prescription ” will be found most effective
From C. L. S. Society paper.
in building up the strength, regulating
The mouse was aroused again by a
the womanly functions, subduing pain
George and Frank were fast friends
Reduced rates have been established and
noise.
Boiler Work, Logger’s Work and Heavy Forging
bringing aixnit a healthy, vigorous
nnd were both democrats. After a time The rackets are gone, oh dear me,
by the O. R. & N. Company, in coniiec condition of the whole system.
Fine Machine Work a Specialty.
A book of particulars wraps each bottle
George turned socialist. This worried Where do you suppose they c<»ui<i be ?
non with the Vancouver Transportation giving
the forinulæof both medicines and
Frank not a little, so one ’day when he
Company
and
the
Astoria
&
Columbia
quoting what seon-s of eminent med­
They looked under chairs, table and
met George, he stopped him and said,
River Railroad, from Portland to Tula ical authors, whose works are consulted
shelves
physicians of all t he schools of practice
“Say, George, what is this ’ere social They wanted the rackets for themselves. mook and all points on Tillamook Hay by
ts guides in prescribing, say of each in­
ism, any way ?*’ "Well,’’ said George, They hunted low and they hunted high, 1 he new tariff just published * ill be gredient entering Into these medicines.
The words of praise bestowed on the
"it is this ivay. Suppose I had two And at last tbe rackets they did espy. effective on May 20th between Portland several
Ingredients entering Into Doctor
million dollars, I’d give you one million
Pierce
’s medicines by such writers should
and
Tillamook,
Garibaldi,
Hobsonvillc
Again the rackets were hid from sight,
have more weight than any amount of
and I’d keep the other million-” "Yes,’*
And the bojs rejoiced as well as they and Bay City, and is said to be a sub­ non - professional testimonials, because
said Frank, "But what if you had two
stantial reduction in the former rates, such men are writing for the guidance of
might.
pigs?” "Oh thunder ! Frank,*’ said The mouse tried to sleep, but was in vain through tariffs have been issued tor the their medical brethren and know whereof
they speak.
George, “You know I’ve got.two pigs.” Boys kept coming time and again.
I
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first time in the history of the trade be­
Both medicines are non-alcoholic, non­
secret.
and contain no harmful habit­
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tween Portland and Tillamook and tht
Tne rackets were hidden o’er und o’er
forming ilrugs. ixiing composed of glyceric
How about Pete for a catcher ? Well, And no one dreamed they had
beta hid freight between Portland and the Till« extracts of tlin roots of native, American
I guess he is improving.
betore.
mook cities will be carried by the Sue H. medicinal forest plants They are both
sold by dealers in m««ilcine. You can’t
<£ ® ®
Twelve o’clock came, it was time for Elmore.
afford to accept as a substitute for one of
The Junior class will give their play
noon,
The rates named in the new tariff are these med ici lies of known composition,
on June 28.
any
secret nostrum.
And then there was a rush for the as follows : Grain, flour and mill feed,
• v a
Dr. Pierce’s Pellets small, sugar-coated,
library room.
from Portland to any point on Tilla­ easy to take as candy, regulate and In­
Three more weeks and the old school
mook Bay, 27Vi cents per 100 pounds ; vigorate stomach, !iver aud bowels.
bell will cease its ringing for a while. Each boy felt secure no one tlse knew
Where
he
had
laid
those
rackets
from
fruit,
vegetables, fish and meat, canned,
Those three weeks will be spent in hard
view.
•
in lots often tons or over, 27Mi cents;
work, that is, putting oil the finishing And so tney searched low and high,
sugar in lots of ten tons or over, 27V£c.
touches for the year. The eighth grade
Yet none could now those rackets espy.
per 100 pounds ; freight not otherwise
will take their examination this week,
and we all hope they will get through Others kept coining to join in the fray, specified, any quantity, weight or mea­
And suuu the whole high school was surement, rate per 100 pounds or two
nicely.
going that way.
cubic feet, 30 cents per 100 pounds.
SB®
P.ofessor looked on with an awe
Bill Burdick is going to try to pass a The struck
’From Tillamook to Portland, the fol­
gaze,
bill prohibiting child labor in Tillamook The teachers were scared and white
in lowing rates have been established :
County. Bill doesn’t like to cut kindlings.
Cheese, any quantity, per case, 22j£c. ;
the lace.
freight not otherwise specified,any quan­
The
mouse
jumped
up
and
almost
fell
For lessons in giggling, see the girls
tity, weight or measuiement, 3uc. per
But it was only John ringing the bell,
who took part in the last dialogue.
100 pounds.________________
I
went
to
sleep,
aud
what
a
dreadful
Opposite the Post Offiee
ff ■ ■
noise,
School of Cheese Making.
BOULDER CREEK
Mr. C. Dawson, the experienced cheese And what an awful dream of rackris
anu buys.
maker, wishes to announce that he will
The county judge, the commissioners,
I
An Old Fashioned Garden.
be able to take pupils for a short course
road supervisors and quite a number oi
THE WORLDS 6REATEST SEWIN6 MACHINE
By
Lillian
Anderson,
’
!<).
in cheese making, beginning June 1, and
our Blaine neighbors were out Monday
I
The old fashioned garden on Grand
Do
you
want
the
best
artificial
ending Sept. 10.
LIGHT RUNNING
viewing the proposed new road across
ma’s farm is like a young girl.' In thr
FOR
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irom the bridge to Blaine, via W. D. light to be had ? If so you want
garden there are beautiful daifodila.
School of Music.
the Angle Lamp.
Gladwell’s, Mrs. N. Smith’s, etc
Prof. H. Harris, the musician, is now which, when they sway to and Iru in the
We are sorry to report that Ethel Jen­
BECAUSE
and guaranteed
with us, and he wishes to announce that breeze, call back to memory the gulden sen is quite sick at present.
absolutely
locks
of
this
young
girl.
The
red
It
gives
a
beautiful brilliant
he will give lessons on the snare drum
WATERPROOF
Mrs. O. W. Rinnaman and daughter
at all hours of the day. If you have dasies are so much like her lips that they are visiting relatives in the comity seat. light with “No undershadow.”
■sprits
any time about you at all, you had bet­ seem to speak to you. At the farther O. W. is staying at his lather's during is economical,
It burns kero-
''»IM»*’
end of the garden, iu a little nook shad­
ter see Professor Harris.
sene oil. It gives no smoke and
the absence of his family.
ed oil every ride by the yints, are the
OILED
SUITS.
SLICKERS
• e •
no
odor.
Is easy to operate and
Misses Lily and Laura Bays have liecn •
Mr. Stillwell has lieen earning his beautiful blue bells which look like the
AND HATS
suffering with bad colds the past week. is an ornament to any home,
Every garment guaranteed
money, and Frank has been kept from beautiful git I’s eyes. Everything in tta •
Clean - Light ■ Durable
H A. Chopard isgrtling out poles this office or store.
snoring.
old fashioned garden seemed to say.
week
for
the
Farmer's
.Mutual
Telephone
Sult»
‘3oe Sinkers *32?
For
further
particulars
call
on
b s a
"Oh, you beautiful child! You are just
line.
or address F. T. Bennet, Beaver,
MttruirM.i'i tnnmiM
The Ciceronian» have again won the like me.”
t.f.io.
m. rM ajk / m .
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kumm, Mr. and Ore. Temporary headquarters,
prize for the Irest programs during the
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Mrs. E. P. Mills and Delta, Mr. and Mrs Larsen house, city. Agent for
Sounds in the Woods.
year, This is the third year they won
H. A Uhopardand Norman, were guests
By Robert Stillwell, ’10.
in succession, but the Emersonians
Tillarmxik and Yamhill counties.
Can you imagine yourself waking ill at the home of Mr. ami Mrs L N. San
promise them some hard work if they
Did You Ever Try
the early morning in your little “lean dux last Sunday
win next year.
H GESSaEK
HARRIS’S NEW FEED AND)
a a a
to*’ under a huge spruce ? 11 so. then
The tenth grade students are now re imagine yourself lying theie in your The Most Common Cause of
LIVERY BARN,
Suffering.
▼iewirrg history, ai.d Frank Pike recent­ warm bunk, in the silence just preced­
Rheumatism caUHes more pain ami
If
not, give him a call.
ly startled the class by saying, in speak­ ing the dawn of day, waiting tor some suffering than am other disease, for the
ing of William the Conqueror, "He sound to break the morning stillness. reason that it is the moat common of all
wan • eftb<*ra Vibrating Hhuttie. Rotary
Everything first-class. Second itfrm
Kbuttlecr a Hlngh* Thnad ]f'hain Bitch]
made them all swear’’—and here he At last, becoming weary of wating for ills, and it is certainly giatifymg »<> wuf
H-wIng Machine write to
ferers
to
know
that
Chtmlterlain*«
Pain
balked—If he had (not finally finished some sign of life, you leisurely close your
block South of P.O.
THE NEW NOME SEWINQ MACHINE COMPANY
Balm will afford relief, and make rent
and explained ‘Fealty to him,” some ryes and start to turn over, when your and slet p possible. In many cases the Agent for Acme Paints, Var­
Orange, Maww.
Many M-wirt* nu?ehin<-< ar** made tos**ll recardlru of
of us would no doubt have gone through eyes pop open in an instant, and you relief from pain, which is at that
W. G HARRIS, Prop.
nishes
and
Brushes.
Quality, but the New Home is made to wear.
life with an exaggerated idea of eleventh gaze quickly about. "Have I been sleep­ temporary, has tree-»me permanent,
< >ui cuaranty never runs out.
while in old people subject io chronic The only Exclusive Painthoute in Till«-
Isuld by sMStborlaed drnlrr« only.
ernturyjife in England.
ing?” you say. No, surely not. hut what rheumatism, often brought on by damp
K. A. D. PERKINS,
mook County.
.
FOB SALK BV
is all this noise? bh ! at last you discover news or changes in the weather, a p»*r-
E. T. JI A t TON, AueiH.
Ralph Himea made a bit the other
OPPOSITE
ALLEN
HOUSE.
rnsnent
cure
cannot
la*
expected;
I
hr
the cause of all this clamor; through a
evening. He came down from his wheel
relief from pain which this limmenf
resident dentist
crack in the east end of the "lean to’’ affords
is alone worth many times its
and met the sidewalk. We wonder
darts a long sl.ioting sunbeam ; the sun c«»s< 25 and 50 cent sixes for sale by
Office hi Otan Building.
It Reached the Spot.
why he lowered his standard.
Mr K lluraphrey, wlto own. a large
and the tenants of the woods have all druggists.
Open Sundays by Appointment.
general
»tore
at
Oraega,
O.
.
and
in
preet-
Talk about trying out young gentle­ awakened simultaneously.
AU Work Guaranteed.
Bad Attack of Dysentery dent of the Adaran County Telephone
There is tbe shrill crow of the china
Cured.
men. I guess Viola has that down to a
Co., aa well a. of liie Home Telephone T illamook .
O regon
•'An honored citisen of this town was Co.. <>f Fike Orant». O . aata of Dr.
cock, the loud drum of the native pheas
science—with the aid of a few ghosts.
suffering
from
a
severe
attack
of
dywen
King'a New Diacovery: " It «’rl my
ant, aud tbe doll hoot of tbe grouse set
i
tery. He told a friend if I»e Could ob­ life once. At leaet I think It did. It
Valued Same as Cold
One day while hearing the ninth grade ting off the sweeter and more tuneful tain a bottle
Chamberlains Colic, •ecuict to reach the apot----- the rery
B.
O.
Stewart.
,
merrhant
of
Cedar
history, Min Daria, (peaking of the songs of the robin, wren and grassbeak. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, he felt »eat of my coogh----- when everything
View, M m . aa<a: “I tell my cuatorneni
rnnner Athena lent to Sparta to aik After listening for a few minutes to Ibis confident of being cured, he having used elne failed.” Dr. King'a New Dlec-tvery When they huy a box of Dr. King'. New
thia
remedy
in
the
West.
He
wwr
(old
not
only
reacliea
the
cough
apote
.
it
natural
orchestra,
your
drowsiness
drops
aid aKaii.it the Persian», laid. "The
Life Filla ihey get the worth of that
that I kept it in st<s:k aud l<*t no time
runner had nearlr tired himself out off y*m like shackles from a prisoner, an J in obtaining it. and was promptly heal« the aore «,<»•» and tiw weak a|»ga orach golrt m weight, ifatfl < t«.| with
in tbroate, lunga and cheat Sold under eon.up.tion, nrajana or biliottera-M
when the invisible rnka of the Goddess you step into the sunshine feeling like a cured.” says M J. Leach, druggist, of guarantee at Chaa. I. Clough, drug
Sold under guar.uoUte at Cha., I Clouizh
prisoner freed, stepping from prison.
Wolcott, V|. Fur sale by all druggists. alure. 50c. and fl.DO. Trial bottle free. drug Muro. 25»..
was beard by him."
C1CERONUNS—
E liza D awson and E lsie
This ia the week that the eighth graH*s
have to tell .Snpt. Acker nan all thev
know and a good many tilings thev
don’t snow.
a m a
The young Americans down stairs
hive been indulging themselves in the
new caps, the «tores have been giving
awav and thev present an interesting
sight when a bunch of them get togetli
er. Red heads, black heads, empty
heads and full heads one and all bear
_thc sign "Chas. I. Clough, the Reliable
Druggist,’’ or "Gappingtou , &. Co.,
Grocers.”
SAPPINGTON & GO.
A Full Line of Groceries,
Flour, peed,
Tincuare,
and Crockery
Xi
Olsen Building,
The Best Hotel
THE ALLEN HOUSE,
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
Tillamook Iron Works
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General Machinists & Blacksmiths
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON
i I have just opened up the most com- d
1 plete line of
5
STAPLE & FANCY
GROCERIES
ANGUE
lamp
in Tillamook, all new and 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.
W. M. MILLS,
MADE
SERVICE
.