Tillamook headlight., October 29, 1908, Image 2

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER
I
Editorial Snap Shots.
TIIEFAESE STATEMENTS
ABOUT CHEESE PRICES.
of keeping the buyers, as they would
make enough oti the business to get a
good living. A few years ago every
factory had some one to sell theii cheese
for them and when the market was slow
ns during the last part of the present
season, price cutting was indulged in by
many to sell their product, as no one
wanted to be lelt with their cheese,
Now the market is covered in a much
better manner, with most of the com pc -
ti’ioncut out. That it will be tieminat
ed altogether, either by getting all the
product under one management control
led directly by the producer through
some association, or getting the several
heads Io agree on prices ns herein men
tioned is certain. Then the farmers will
get the highest prices possible and
middlemen will be cut out altogether.
HOTEL
22, 1908
ARRIVALS*
Allen Houae.
SANDLAKE
r
Clyde Wcbh made a trip to the city of
Woods Saturday after his sister, Merle,
who has been visiting in and around
Cloverdale with friendsand relatives f r
some time.
A whale 66 feet long benched at Cape
Lookout last Saturday and several
parties have been at work on it getting
out oil.
E. R Hays wci t to Woods Saturday,
Joe Finigan accompanying him home.
E. E. Webb took a large trie out of
the Woods road Saturday which blew
in at the recent storm.
Joe Ftnigan and Clyde Webb caught
a large string of trout Sunday.
Another newspaper in Tillamook
County, Turner’s Leaflet of Brieflets. A
weekly now but »ill be a daily when
its little leaves are stronger.
Mr. Bowers, of Woods, who has been
very sick and is yet was on the lake
Sunday walking around lor his health.
The Sandlake Sunday School is being
well attended and it reminds the old
set tiers of the good times we used Io
■in ve when they s-e the crowd gathering
Oa account of rheumatism, Charles
Atkinson left S indlake and will go to a
dryer climate.
with
Mr. Galloway and wife
Sun-
Mr. and Mrs Diamond and
day.
Mrs Spaulding and daughter Ella, ait*
suffering with lagripp this week. Better
send tor Dr. Hagey. Ella.
Mrs. James Atkinson lias taken a
little boy and girl from the orphan's
home to raise.
Will Roenicke was on
day hunting. He had to fix a dyke on
his mother's place, which broke through
last week.
Joel Atkinson will attend college at
McMinnville this winter. We all wish
him success.
Mrs. Berg, Miss Edna and Hazel Carr
visited the school Friday afternoon.
Salmon are quite plentiful on the lake
now.
A few ducks and geese made their tip
pearance on the Lake during the fore
part of the week, but have all disappear­
ed ac the present writing.
'Ht -LAST
SUPP ev
Singular Story of thr».-..'
Leonardo da Vii
Molderlug away on
Rd monaste ry lu Mi;^
the famous "i,ast Sut««" n I
da Vinci. Like every m
painting required mau/raJ
(lent labor, and as «
labor it Is Effect in iu
of expression UU(j sublls, ¿¡J
of love. In nddltiuu totha|2
Friday —J. A Hamilton, J. L Denip
sey, Portland Alfred Lloyd, Life Saving
Call Board System not Practi­
Station: H. G. Robinson, Dan W. Thom­
cal- Would Mean More Mid­
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son. A. F. Enslerbrook, S F.; H. II. Rees,
The Oregonian predicts lhat Taft will
steamer Bandon; J. I*. Sumert--n and
dlemen to Make a Profit.
wife, Salem: Chas Semnnn. Nehalem;
carry Oregon with about 2<>.000 votes
to spare. It ought to be 40,(MM), and , The last issue of thc Tillamook Herahl
T. J. Ballent) ne. Miami; B. McKinney,
would be, if the people really knew how devoted two columns trying to tell the
Salem.
Saturday—W. J. Smith. A. L Bratton,
important it is to thc whole country lhat dairymen of this coontv that they are
( has. H. Glus. J. A. Newell, A. C. V.
Taft should lie elected.
I loosing a» much as $1500 00 on the
4t
4 «
Berry. Portland; A. F. Easter brook ,8 F.;
■ cheese shipped each trip of the Elmore
It has un Itu ideut la itj j J
Social purity is something that every­ although they are putting the Iota at as
L.Jenson Hebo; II. W. Isangley.J. VV
eootrlbutea not a tittle tonS
body, who have the interest of the city low as >50 000 00 for the seaaon in
Kay, Bay Cny ; E C. Genenaux, Seattle;
It the greiit teac-lu r lhat it u **
or county at h»*art, should take a lively another place. And all because the
J. H. MeNanier, Ernest Grove.
It Is said that the artist
interest in, but it is a delicate subject for I dairymen do not see fit to sell their
Sunday — F. Pungar, VV. D. Sullivan,
the faces of the apostle»’J
a newspaper to take up and expose the cheese on call boards, as thev do in the
steamer Bandon; G VV*. Wallace, Hem
countenances of good
parties who have been ruining voting ea*t. Tli's matter has Ixen talked over
luck;J. F Caituall, P. Peters. Portland;
knew
\\ lien, however be ;
womPii undgiils ofthis city, aud if al Jthe hv the'farmers at different times. They
to paint the face of Jesui
A. P. NJagnese, Amity.
reports are true about several young 'are coming to the conclusion it is not
lure he could llud none
Monday.—U. II. W'lieeler, H.V. Alley,
rn»*n it is about time that the gn Is'par­
satisfy his conception.
Wood Wanted.
|. Feeney, Nehalem; C. J. Clements.
I practicable in this county. They have
would serve as a model fortu!
ents should get busy and take the law I thought of establishing a meeting place
Portland; F. M. Franklin. Oretown ;
Christ must be dlgulM h J
in o their own hands.
u
I where the boards or the president of
Henry Roger*. Long Prairie.
pllclty and mujestli ■In it»
* * # > ’
' each ureaniei v, could me^t weekly and
Tuend ay — F. R Oliver, Mill City:
After several years of larfy ■
Sleep over tins before you cast your
agree on a price to be asked for thc week
Geo, F Rokieia, Salem ; O Carson. S. F .
the painter happened to J
vote next mouth. Land in Tillamook
ensuing after each meeting, but on ac­
S. M. Ki at ver, Eugene; II. L Chapin.
Pietro Bandlnelli, a choir
County.which, under the last democratic
Mrs. VV. K Lytle, Geo L. Divis, M. F.
count of sev* ral factories holding off
quislte voice, belonging t,
H Iministration, was worth $25 to >50
tlral. Being stru k by 11« J
Robison, I’oi'lottl ; Frank Miller, A. E.
this also was abandoned. 'Ill»* chances
per acre, is worth, under the present re­
H II,
»i iaie; B. F Comer, Blaine;
aie that in another season or two tin
features mid tender manner J
S S everance . S< c ,
publican admiiiGtration, irorn >2<*0 to
spoke an mipclic soul, q« ,2
O. E. V’aiHie-v, W M. Richardson, Hob­
latier plan will be adapte»!. The proposi
$30 per aoe. N » one can deny this it
diiced the boy to he die stmitu
tiod of call boards was not practicable,
son ville.
School Officers.
they want to draw a true comparison
painting of the face of JesM
VVedm sday.—J. S. Ro«eiR, A. B. Call.
they thought, on account of the lack ol
Now look at it from another standpoint, j
All was done most eireftfij
transportario’i between this country
The Fisk Teachers’ Agency of Port­ U. S L'Uiie, Bert McPhee, 8. R. John­
H jw much will it drop in valuation it i
reverently, but the picture »us
j and thc outside. It would cost the’buv- land, Ore , is placing more teachers than son, Poi llaiid.
Bryan is elected ?
incomplete, for the face of
I
| ers too much to send a man in here to ever. If you need a high school grade,
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absent. Again the painter, m
The
Larsen
House.
We feel sorry for the democrats who I bu.'cbcrzc.
buv cheese. There is no question as to rural, commercial, music, or private
zeal of a true lover of bis art.
Friday.—Chas. Babcock, Oregon City;
cannot deny the fact that the dairvmen that, and the consequence would be that tencher write or wire immediately and
In search of a eouuteiume tl»t|
Alfred
Lariaon,
Mrs
Phelps,
Andrew
of Tillamook County received but 12e. a it the>’ did sell on call boards, the buv- you will receive piompt attention.
serve for the face of the traitor, i
Hansen;
Hans
Haruldsen,
S
F
Hughes.
pound under Cleveland's administration, ' ers would be several speculators who
202 Swetland Bldg. Portland, Ore.
years passed before hisseanH»
C. A. Merit‘u, G R. VVisson, Purlland
warded and the picture Bua,
whereas the average price last year was would do the buying. Now what the
G E. Hunter, P. Green, T. 11, Canby
One Half Ton Coal Free.
pleted. As the artist was aimt»
about 35c. per lb. Another thing, the farmers can not see is this, how could
miss the miserable and m
enhanced valuation of dairy farms in this the speculators get any better prices
Australian coal, the equal of Penney! Oakland, Cal
wretch who had been bls awfJd
Saturday.—G. D. Yong, 8.F.; Fred
county is something which should not be 1 than thev are getting at present? Would vania anthracite coal.
the man looked up at him
Pourman, C. W. Mead J. C. Mann, P.
lost sight ol, for it was under the repub­ not the speculators have to sell to ti e
A quarter of a ton of coal will be gi\ en
“You have painted me befoti"
lican iidministration which caused farms same houses wa are selling now ? It to the first person and one sack of coal Humbert, D. W. Clark. O. 8. Crocker
rifled mid dumb with auiatei»
worth $2,000 ten years ago to be worth would simplv mean that several men to each of the next four, that send or and wife, Portland; D. R. Crowther,
painter learued that the man >«
Fuiest
Grove;
E.
8.
Jenkins,
Sacra-
three limes that amount today. It is no ' would be paid for the work thev did in bring the above local correctly written
tro P.midhielll, During those
wonder, then, that dairvmen vote the j buying and selling. Further, these men to B. C. Lamb’s Office before Nov. 1st, memo; O. 8. Ward and wife, Oakland,
lug years Pietro had been u|
Cal.
republican ticket when that party has i would not look after the dairymen’s 19()8.
studying music, had met titi
Sunday.—I'*. W. Berger, Win Burger,
made them comfortably well off,
companions, hail given himself|
interests, fur they will find it to their ad-
All answers to be in sealed envelopes.
| vantage to manipulate the market. That
A. T. Ledbetter, Portland; Mate Ma-
drinking mid gambling, ha I fill«
* * >
The parties who run and con. they would do this is shown by the
honey, Garibaldi ; B. F. Comer. Blaine;
shameful dissipation and ctM
Jury for November Term.
face that now was tin* model b
trol the Herald must think that the ! actions of speculators in evtry line of
A. Scott and wife, Seattle; uuhn O.
The jury from the November term of
face of Judas bad once been tint
dairymen are a lot of idiots in trying to , their endeavor. Further the farmers of
Ruby, Tacoma.
the Circuit Court, which will be con
for the face of Christ. - la
in ike them believe that they loose $50,. I Tillamook have seen several of these men
Monday.— Wells Gilbert and wife,
vened on the 9th. was drawn on Weil
Eagle.
000 a year in the marketing of the out ¡go
J
broke in this country, and to the
Jack Finley, B E B zarth, Portland;
nesday. Judge George H. Burnett will
put ol cheese from this county. It is the ; detriment of the producer each time.
\. D, Moore, S.F.; L. Johnson, Helena,
preside and there is a large number of
A LOST JOKE.
same gag. So many newcomers are so I Taking up the proposition of detenu
\!<n.t.; Tims Robinsun, Salem; E. ¿L
cases to be tried at this term of court
“wise” directly they get here, who know ining prices. It is to some extent true
Morrison ami wife, North Yamhill.
Would Be Imitator cf a Witty
M. Reading, South Prairie, farmer.
little or nothing about local conditions, . ' that the Eastern market determine*»
Tuesday.—W. M. Brown, R Y. Bla­
Made a Ludicrous FiniA.
J. W. Htlleubrand, Little Nestucca,
soilsand markets, that they show their, prices here, but this is more tru? ii-
lock, Beaver; W. H. Sales, Balm; Geo.
Congressman Quarles used >
farmer.
ignorance when they undertake to tell n lheorv than in practice. Supply and Or
Fivsiiour, Diyton; J. H. Bradley, Port­
this: "I was a guest of i a
Fred Lowry,JCarnahar, farmer.
lot of experienced and successful dairy- ' inand in the West, largely makes thc
land; L. T. McGowan, Seattle.
banker at dinner, oue of y«r
J 'fin Lamar, Hoquarton, merchant.
Capital Stock........................... f25,000.
men what they should or should not do. ' market here, as well as elsewnere. W lien
York glants of finance, wboi
G un Gueres. Little Nestucca, farmei.
I hr dairvmen of this country are not | ever cheese advances in price to a figure
Offers every facility for safe banking, vi ted nearly a scare of us tow
BOULDER CREEK.
s...«.,
r^.....uuo s~l«z>
—si... fe..
drink a bit and swap notions, t
ignoramuses,
who hr»..,.
have fell-
the i.
brains
to stopping j(s |ea<|y CO 11SU TU pt 1<> 11, Ol H B. Johnson, South Prairie, farmer.
and solicits your business.
J. G Kennedy, Helio, farmer.
tiling was lovely until the fifth«
size up such articles i s i lot ol newspaper j when as in the present season, many
We understand that Miss Ida Nick-
John Harter, Tillamook, farmer.
Commercial, Savings and Trust De­ The waiter was bringing In
rot.
people are out of employment, the East­
laiis
has
come
borne
from
Tillamook
to
L. G. Freeman, Tillamook, farmer
peared on the menu as 'laupel
* * *
partments.
ern marker does not have much to do
keep house for her brothers, Fred and
Elmer Hall, Carnahan, farmer.
It looks ns if the special interests want
Interest at current rates on checking aux eplsards.’ what we coaua
with it. The main thing is the demand
|ohn, who are running the \Vm. Patrick accounts.
roustabouts call smoked lie*/ d
H. V. Alley, Nehalam, farmer.
to butt into thecreamery business again,
f»»r cheese in the west and California. It
ranch.
lor the dairymen will notice that their
Cyrus Randall, Fairview, farmer.
O-ir little book, ’• Helpful Hints on with spinach—and ni.v farorittl
I would be impossible to get 15 cents for
Billy Yarnell stayed all night with H. Bulking,*’ explaining how to do your lie tripped at the door and spM
John L. Jones, Tillamook farmer.
organ is crying to create a strife by mak­
cheese in Tillamook at ibis time, what
banking by mail is ready.
tongue and greens on the «net
A, Chopard one night last week.
R »belt Watt, Bay, merchant.
ing a fool assertion that the dairymen
certain newspaper men and their back
Send for a copy. It's free for the host, equal to the occasion, refer
Some nice siltnon came up the river
of this county art loosing $50,000 a year
Louis Johnson, Tail view, farmer
asking.
nil, especially the waiter, by/
e is say to the contrary not withstand
last week during the rain. They
on acount of the ay stem by which the
M. Melchior, Tillamook, farmer.
jovially: ‘There’s no barm dost
ing. unless, indeed, Eastern prices would
were beauties, straight from the bay and
cheese is marketed. To our way of think,
Frank Owens, Hebo, farmer.
tlcinen. ’Tls merely a lapsus Ity
I advance to an equal figure. In this con-
as bright as silver.
ing this looks like a slam at directors
W. S. Hays, Tillamook, farmer.
It was about the cleverest N
I nection it would be well to add that
DOCTORS MISTAKES words I ever heard.
and others, who, lor years, have had to
A W. Atterbury, Little Nestucca, farmer.
Jacob
Nicklaus
and
wife
went
to
the
Portland takes but a small part of the
Are said often to be burled six feet under
“Among the guests was a Bar
dispose of the cheese output. When the
C. A. Svenson, Hoquarton, farmer.
county seat last week.
output of cheese from this county, so
ground. But many times women call on merchant, up from the gutter,
creameries and cheese factories some lew
Herman Suhollmeyer, Nehalem, farmer.
Word comes from Centralia. Washing, their family physicians, suffering, as they about $3.000.000 and proud of I
we are informed.
Considerable quan
years ago were doing well, the special
John O Bozorth, Bay, banker.
ton. of the death of Miss Ora Brady, Imagine, one from dyspepsia, another from cabulary, which was not unlfe
I tilies go to as far off as Los Angeles,
interests butted in to control them, and
Carl Wallin, Fairview, farmer.
who is well known in this county, heart disease, another from liver or kid­ Malaprop’s," continued Quarts
Cal. and Lewiston, Idaho, To the lat
ney disease, another from nervous pros­
this caused such a commotion amongst
B. A. Todd, Nehalem, farmer.
having lived here for many years. The tration. another with pain hem and there, shook with merriment at the it
ter point the freight rate is $1.50 per
the dairymen that they eventually suc­
Elmer Hoag, Union, farmer.
family have the sincere sympathy ol a (nd in this way they present alike to wit. The happy effect todueal
■ 100 lbs. gross weight, or 1%C. per lb.
ceeded in throw ing off the yoke Since
Chas. Ray, Hebo, farmer.
host of friends here, in this sad bereave­ hemselves and their easy-going or over­ give a dinner the following re
cheese counting package, To get into
then things have been going along most
Marion Chance, South Prairie, farmer. ment. tt e are not certain as to her age, busy doctor, separate diseases, for which about the same guests, and.a
this market with the surplus cheese is
he, assuming them to tie such, prescribes
smoothly. It looks as it another at
Geo. VV. Phelps, Netarts, merchant.
hut think she was about fifteen years his pills and potions. In reality, they are pened to learn nfterward.br
the problem the farmers are up against.
tempt is to be made to butt in and up­
John Erickson, Hoquarton, farmer.
■II only nymptoms caused by some uterine
old and a very lovable child. We are disease. The'ptsxjician, norant of the rected his servant to let fall 11
The proposition the dairymen are
set the present satirfiictory condi'ion ol
roast beef on the floor. The i
J. II. Dunstan, Beaver, farmer.
___ ,. .. treatment
hap iv to think of her as not lost to us, cause of suffering,
a fl-in s, but it will tail, for the dairymen working on, or rather who are in the Win. Easom, Hoquarton, farmer.
until large bills are nixde. _T
ering faithfully performed bls. part
but as only transplanted to bloom with patient gets no Wtte
the went a splendid first cut •
will soon see the tuck that is now being s<»called association, so we areinfoimed,
richer beauty in the gardens of Heaven, wrong treatment, but probably wors7T_4 about fifteen pounds, the d
put upto hoodwink them. But we do is to make some central association or
rwoper medicine
like Dr. Pierce
s Favorite
ANDREW SCHENCK.
rdiv-ine.iduiPr,
Pii’rcr’iJ
’iLVQute Juices spattering everywherr
beneath, the sunshine of our Saviour’s prauiX.m
Prescription, ilircctgj
dircctt'l to the cause, would
wouhf
not think that the dairymen are “green* to get the several manufactures of cheese
u hav‘--Ait
.... |reLy
... -Ii
moy;,! the disease, tlwr<>
in this county to agree to make a uni­ President of the Germania smile.
rejnovc'l
there­ felt hurt at the accident S*
enough to believe that the cheese output
by dispelfing'all
those aistressing
syrip- ­
. . „ ..irthose
nudressing symp
Fire Insurance Co, Recom­
O. W. Kmnaman tells us lie contem. toms. and ins’ltutlng comfort instead of groaned. ’Be not uneasy,
of Tillamook could have been sold lor form; price for their product on first
mends Ch am be i lain s Cough plates joining the ranks of the patrons prolonged misery. P has been well said, chirruped the would I*
class cheese. Then when the Portland
$50,000 more this year or any other year.
Remedy.
"tls only a lapsus linguae. '
lhat "a disease known is half cured."
and other regular markets are over­
of the Pacific Telephone Company some
Kats ! What is the special inteiesls try­
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is a York Press.
I
have
used
Chamberlain's
Cough
ing to cram into the dairymen, anyway ? stocked with cheese, to sell the overplus Remedy in my family for over a year, lime in the near future. We are pleased rclentilic medicine, carefully devised by
in riiarkets.that do not regularly use and can say that it lias never failed to to bear this, the more the merrier vou an exjierienced and skillful physician,
Snagging Salmon In Al«14
and adapted to woman's delicate system.
Tillamook cheese, selling it tor a little cure the most stubborn cough or cold, know. And then too, we have access It Is made of native American medicinal
I saw Indians on the CMjJI
Ilorse for Sale.
less money, the small loss to lie adjusted lean recommend it to anv family as a to the Mutual. We can talk any dav roots and is perfectly harmless In its fishing day and night. The
ejects (it
ivmuitimt or
A good family driving liorse for rale lietween all the factories These losses sure and safe childrens cough remedy.
* walked along the bank carryW
—A ndrew S chenck . Avion Ont. This to the Mutual people and enjoy in the si/yfem,
Apply to John Hurter.
would l»e many times made up by the remedy is for sale by all Diuggists.
As
a
powerful
Invigorating tonic “Fa­ on the end of which was a
evenings the fine music they have on
vorite Prescription’’ Imparts strength to
consiqueot gains in prices in our regular
their line, with organ, harps, phono the whole system and to the organs dis­ •teel hook.
Land for Sale at Nestucca.
Tossing the hook end of tl»J
markets, and would also keep the mar­
tinctly
feminine In particular. For over­
graphs and graphophones, aud some­
Why Colds are Dangerous.
the stream, he turned It so t
worked,
"worn-out,"
run-down."
debili
­
KU Acres of Land on the Nestucca to ket in a healthy state. To illustrate :
times vocal music also.
tated teachers, milliners, dressmakers, elbow rested on the bottom
Because you have contracted ordinary
In* sold or traded lor town property.— Oneol the creamery men here is offered
We regret to state that Mr. Nicklaus aca1 ^stresses, "shop-girls," house-keepers, gently drew the pole back w
coldsand
recovered
........
them
without
App'v to John II irter
12lu cents for cheese to be shipped to treatment of any kind, do not for a lost a valuable uiare last week We hear ar t dngimothers, and foehle women gen- and when he felt a bsb
fr in.’, Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
Idaho. On account of high height ratr, moment imagine that colds are not that a sore foot brought on lockjaw, ■a the greatest earthly boon, being un- shaft he knew that n ealmo"*-
Everyone knows
that
a ml because the people there have been dangerous.
»1 ualed
an appetizing cordial and re* ably crossing over the P°l«- •
causing her death.
pneimmnia and chronic catarrh have
: wtratlve tonic.
al mi Sale, cheap, also using Eiistern cheese largely, th.7 fiel their origin in a co.umon old Con­
Several men have been engaged for a
As a sootu'ng and r.trengthenlng nrrv- It n quick Jerk, drove the *
• k Hint slitt i music loi the that they cannot pay more money than sumption is not caused by a cold but few days in repairing the Brown school na "Favorite Prescription" is unequaled the fish's side and hauled®*
and Is invaluable in allaving and sub­
i this. On account u( the competition, all the cold prepares the system for the re- house a little, and getting it ready for duing nervous excitability, irritabilitv, bnnk.
This is called snaggini
triiug to get mtn the Portland market, cepti*. n and development of the germs opening the fall term, as soon as the nervous exhaustion nervous prostration,
that would not otherwise have found
Houses for Sale.
neuralgia, hysteria, .-nasms, SL Vitus's est and Stream.
hr <an not sell thia car of cheese, and lodgment. Il is tin* same with all in. teacher reaches lit re.
lance, and other distressing, nervous
I instead ol being able to help the Port­ fectious diseases. Diphtheria, scarlet
I lirre Houses for Sale, cheap, on
Grandpa Sears started for Baliston jymptoms commonly attendant upon
Work It Out.
lever,
measles
and
whopii
u
oiitzh
are
functional
and organic atsease of the
land
market,
this
cheese
will
be
thrown
own ler.ns Apply to J >hn Harter,
last Friday to sjierid the winter. He uterus. It induces refresh, a sleep and
A man
buys “ a pair
titan
t--- of
|
much
more
likfh
to
be
out
tai-led
when
<•11 it to help make it worse.
amook, Oregon.
the child luisaol-i
Y-.u will »»e fr-*m «rot out with his grandson who had relieves mental anxiety and d> >pondency. ■nd hands the shoemaker * .
Now how could a call board help it this that more real danger larks in a
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets mvigoraU bill, The shoemaker goes W .
been visiting him for a few days and the stomach, liver and boweis Ona Io
Wanted, to Rent, a Dairy F.itm out ? The people who bought the cheese Col*l than in anv other of the common
next door to hare the bill
with whoui he will htav.
tbree a dose. Easy to take as cateiy.
Wanted to rial
bv an ex|iei iniced would be looking for lheirown advan­ ailments. The easiest a ml qun-kest wav
then gives his
u.= customer
* -- ----- F „
Jim
Burba,
Sr
.
went
to
Tillamook
to Cine a old is to take < hamberlain's
After the latter has con«’
dairyman, a dairy ranch with Is to 25 tage. which is only natural. Rut the
<
ough
Remedy.
The
many
retna
’
kiible
Saturday, an<l thing storm bound, re
rushes in and declare»
cows, after 1st November. Address Box farmers would Him have several people OU res effect e< I l*y tills pr. miraim 11 have
dollar bill was
---- a count«!*
| ut lietween them and thc wholesaler, made it a staple arltt le of tra le over a tnained over there until Tuesday.
■U. Tillainnok, Dre.
shoemaker gives him b ™ >1
Ruth Gladwill visited with Mis
to whom they sell direct now. The large p»rt ..f the woild. For sale bv all
dollar bills, a two doll«'
Chopaid Saturday and Sunday.
Piano For Sale
I statement that the farmers are getting Di Uggists.
change for it. How luut^
i ».'>0,1)00 00 |-er ic.r Its. than they would
While on their Inp to the Valley, Mr
Miwt be -Impose l <.t at once regardless
Deafness Cannot
be Cured
shoemaker lost?
I be gelling, 1« of course, not true. \\ hen
nt it« coat nt pm*lnrli*Hi, tn snvr mhip
'>» loc.l •jplicatioii. M they cannot re»rh th, Bars and family attended the wedding
Die uinihct is »dice, the diffi rrncr or disMasi ponton o. (hr , „ n„,r „ onll. ™ . of Mr. Bays' niece. M<ss Hrta Bays and
The cleanest.-
incut to lat tili i.
An Eaa«« P,r**
»•y to cure deafiieso. Slid that ie hr , „n.titn
Iightest. - and ,
j margin In-tween Tillamook and Eastern ll.o.sl
rcnodlc.
I> Sf„,„ i.
bv‘
la so brave! He
Mr Roy Brady (both fl,rmer T.llamttok
Aldrc*. Manufacturers, in care of this
’
’
Jack
most comfortable
infers is eotisi.let able more in favor ol Jo ncIVnulUion of the inneon . tint .„ ,,f thc
library —
and
nflke.
Into the .......J
F*nst«chi«n Tube When thiw tut>r ffeUotflJtti- young people), which
took place st
I Tillamook pries. than at present, and v<i
want to marry your da*
'«’ii have 4 rumbling « ohh . i <«r tniperfect Dallas, October 1st. Their many Tills
he*V’U‘:’
wh.en 11 «Mihrvlv closed, de*files«
“And what did yoor r*"“"
A Healthy Family.
"• time« is w ith producers here aitogther i
thc ’"«"nimaunn cwT mook friends wish this young c uple all
at the same time >
“He Mid: ‘Good! ">*
Tlie dairymen know that the present
1.52
Ih'* tUh< stored to its ror
“ <>ir who|«» family has enjuj rd enod
cheapest
in
the
the
joy
which
can
fall
to
n.otld
s
lot
me! condiBon. hearing will N dedroved
-
l»»'»lih mho we began umng pr King'« [system is not perfect, nor dues anvone eecr,
Lippincott's.
end because it
nine canes out of ten ate caused bv and as few sorrows as may be.
New I »fe Pill», thrrr yeaia ago.’ save dairy, perfection lor it, yet it is far better drti,nirThhkh ” ""““"Ifbui.u ma .mMccm-
wears longest
allton of the mucous suriet’e*
L. \ Harilet. of Rural Route I. Gu||.
H. A. Chopard and family and Mrs
Indignant
*309
Efer/where
ford. Maine They
Thrv «leariMe
rleam» and ton? f ir this country than call boards, which
John B**r)>a spent last 8unday with O
Vanilla Beane Ho»
in a gentle wny tll.t lb»*« are impraitKHble altogether on account
Every gorm.nl guar,
gold ring of yours mak«» ’
W Kifnamm an.l family, who have
Me. at Ctms. I. Clough's ■-I the lack of transportation. We repeat
anteed waterproof
•Old b, sit nrSB4cMC° ‘T*tato’O
around your finger H**
moved home aft. y spendmg moa. of the
Catokxj i * h
the farmers wi oi l have to stand the tost
ring didn’t make that »
fake llsll « rainily F;Us for constipation.
pa«t 9n'nu>?r at Beaver
Wonder whether it was any of the
show people who lelt small pox germs
behind them.
First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY, ORE.
SLICKER
i
j
that's dlrt'.-Chlcaio