Tillamook headlight., February 11, 1909, Image 4

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, FEBRUARY 11, 19°9
A Phonetic Purchasa.
Th* late Henry Miller, wbo wae
nave’ Originally Indieoied yuide. philosopher aud friend to many
xx>k lover* within ■ thousand miles
Wetness, Not Coldness.
of New York, wn* a most *ucce**ful
»ere to a prevailing impression that
salesman. One day he called on Coll!»
**e to something in the word “win-
P. Huntington and showed him a rar*
Mbat signifies cold, and the aea-
copy of a book.
ls usually associated with the idea
"There are two volume* of this,”
•w temperature, but where the
said Mr. Miller. "The other volume
. originated there was little of I* In perfect order, as you see this
er as we understand it, while
one is. You cannot possibly let them
e was a great deal of moisture at
escape you. for you know you have
ime the earth was nearest to the
nothing like this In your library.”
so that It to not the temperature
“What 1» the price?” naked the rail­
ae atmospheric condition that has
road king.
us the word.
“Seven hundred dollars,” said the
a word “winter,” as we use It, la
bookman.
d with but slight modifications In
"Those are too vuluable volumes for
the branches of the Aryan lan-
my library," Mr. Huntington ex-
tgea, for the idea of wetness asso- claimed.
1 with the season was given to it
Mr Miller went back to bls place
the Aryan family was divided.
and sent the book* to Mr. Hunting
' go to the root of the word we ton's house with a bill for $700. Next
ad," with the signification of to day the railroad king sent for him.
o wash cut, to moisteu or make
"Why did you amid me those books?”
* Our ’Aryan ancestors used that
h* demanded sharply.
to apply to all conditions of
"Because you bought them," was
ure, oud many words besides the bookman's calm reply.
if* Lave grown out of it, wet and
"I certainly did not!” cried the mll-
bidng among them.
llonnlre.
root “wud“ to in the Sunskrll as
"Oh. yea. you did!” answered Mr.
’ water. Anglo-Saxon has “wae- Miller.
“You'll remember perfectly
-id in Latin we have “undo,"
well when 1 tell you what you said.
from which we get our “fnun
You told me distinctly. ‘Those nre
two valuable volumes for my libra-
Danish uud Swedish cousins ry.' "—Harper'* Weekly.
d the “w” Into a “v" and have
In Icelandic It Is “vetir,”
Book* of Reference.
e old high German ha* “wln-
Newspaper editors like to answer
n<l it Is "winter" in German, questions addressed to them by their
four words are all from the renders If they are not too hard—
lc base “wata," which means and they deem themselves as arbiters
">o It has been moisture that has rather than as accessories to n mis­
idlcoted from the birth of the demeanor when they nre appealed to
: which all of the different words for information “to decide a bet." But
dozen' languago* have grown.— they wonder sometimes why certain
York Herald.
questions are put to them for nrbftra
WINTER.”
RIOUS FLORIDA HERB
Plant Which Feeds Upon Ants
and Other Insects.
•It everybody knows there are
Mags a* Insectivorous or carnlv-
«at», but It Is doubtful If many
have any »nob plant* «row
here In southern Florida,
bare Is n plant, cr. ratli-
g here which Is really
a.
*1*1 account of Its bo-
either «t has escaped
)v prop seems to have
that tli< botanists also,
to Tilla?n<l " classed
thev have’-
nny Other,“1“1 ,h® *"
lowers. Is of
,,llv
rarely reach
1 ,,e h‘n three Inches
of liinlwj-pp leaves are
••itrenin-lied nnd pre-
(ir arlllae and secrete
ii i *<I mm 0U* fluid which Is
olditig the very small In­
ns ante and the like, upon
^rvoeds. When uny of these get
<1 In the fluid and disturb these
Use the leaves slowly ucqulr* n
I cut shape and sometime* curl
jletely tip over their victim. When
have absorb»! the Insect they
4) recover their original shape,
ig only the skeleton of the Insect
planta grow on the very low.
and sandy In nils. They ap
■ the late winter and early
»nth*.—l’unta Gorda (Fla.I
ment when the answers are to be
found In one of three very accessible
books—an almanac, a grammar and a
small dictionary.
These nre books of reference that
ought to be In every home library,
however small. We guess that they
nre, but thnt they nre sometimes dusty
with misuse or out of easy reach on a
top shelf, ft Is well to have nn al­
manac, n dictionary or an atlas bandy
when you are reading your newspaper
By consulting them frequently the
render will And his dally paper relates
his early historical studies to present
events and makes bls touch with the
world closer and more significant. Get
the habit!- New York Mall.
A Sporting Parson.
The Inhibition of n hunting rector
by his bishop reminds a correspondent
that the Rev. Jack Bussell, the fa­
mous west country sporting parson,
was once cited to appear before the
bishop of Exeter to answer eburges of
neglecting his spiritual and parochlnl
duties, and lie was also remonstrated
with for keeping and following a pack
of hounds. The charges were proved
unfounded, and Russell refused to
give up the sport, which he continued
to pursue almost to the day of his
death In 1883. at the age of elghty-
elght.
Besides being an Insatiable
hunter, he was, ns his biographer
pithily remarks, "a stanch supporter
of Devonshire wrestlers, an admirable
sparrer and an enthusiastic upholder
of the virtues of Devonshire cider and
cream." And In the pulpit be tried to
reform conduct rather than to ex­
pound doctrine nnd was a stern de­
nouncer of bad language, strong
drink and “the filthy habit of amok
Ing."—St. James' Gazette.
BIG DEAL
IN
TIMBER
Forest Tract in Tillamook County
Brings $1,075 ooo —Carries
x.ooo.ooo.ooo Feet.
Another big timber deal came to lixl't
yesterday. A tract of 13,400 acre« of
tmbvi lands in Tiilainook County, ad
joining the Simplon tract in Waslii ng
ton County, an account of the «al** (> i
which was printed in The Sunday Ore
g »nian. han been secur»*<i by the Maine
iniereutn that bought the Simpson tract
and im aahl to have secured lhe import
ant Schrader tract a« w ell. The amount
involved is about 11.075,000 in thi>
latest transaction.
Tliia wale in of combined tract« tn th»
Wilson River district and ia esiimuied to
contain at least 1,000,000.000 feet of
Ih'M». There are several individuals and
i tiims mentioned in connection with
I the deal, two expert lumbermen, T. J
Leonard ami J. E. Page, having worked
in conjunction with W. C. Slattery in
getting the several owners to sign cvei
the property into cue company a control.
That wtiH finally accomplished, hnweyei
a"d then the firm- of Stine & Befchei
entered info the transaction and wet»
given a ten »la^s option on the whol
combined tract. That option expired
last baiuiday, but before banking hour8
had clapnet! the sum of ¡110 000 in g<*ld
coin wan deposited with the bank in
Portland where the contract had be*o
placed in escrow, and the bargain was
thereby bound.
Both meinhtrs of th»
firm of Stine & Belcher are at present in
Chicago, bo that a verification oi theii
connection with the deal could not La '
secured yesterday. From information
received from a reliable source, however,
there is no doubt entertained that tin
firm is handling the pioperty.
It is reported by those supposed to b»
in a position to know the tacts the Wil­
son River tracts c<sl Mr, Slattery about
$86'»,000, which, if borne out by more
positive information, shows a gain of
over $200.000 in the deal.
This tract is considered the largest
body of standing timber handled in oi e
deal in many months in this part of the
ntHte, and with the rwo tracts referr- d
to in The Sunday Oregonian, secured by
the Maine capitalist, makes an invest­
ment <»f considerably over $2.500.000.
Hint Eastern capital is interested in the
big transaction ih believed by all who
nave any information on the subject,
• ut until the absent members of
dnu of Stine & Belcher return is
likely that names will be divulged.
Concerning the projected railroad
that is to elite! the timber lands Of both
ilie Washington and Tillamook County
tracts, it is learned th: t the right-of-
way bus been secured from Purl la nd tu
ldlamook Bay and that it is the inten­
tion of the Midland to ultimately build
lhe mad between those points.—Ore*
genian.
Foley’s Orjnu Laxative cures constipa­
tion slid liver trouble and make* the
healthy and regular. Oriuo is superior
in pills and tablet* as it doe* not gripe
or iiiium ate. Why take anything else?
.18 l.ainsr, Tillamook
, Haivk & MU-
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ler. Bay City._____________
FIRE
FIRE
FIRE
The Entire Stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
cf
the
Red Front Shoe Store
Is offered for Sale at COST.
Owing to the damaged condition of the store buildin
ompelled to dispose oi my stock at a sacrifice on account
the iate lire. The public is invited to come and get lots
Bargains from a well selected stock ol Boots and Shoes.
Remember the place: 1 he Red front Shoe Store.
fl
F
P.
ill
BROWNE,
Salesman.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
DAIRYMEN’S SUPPLIES
AND
STEEL STOVES & RANCES.
r
We carry a Large Stock of
r
Hardware, Tinware, Glass
and China,
Oils, Paint, Varnish, Doors. Window
Sashes,
Fine Line of Choice
GROCERIES
Agents for the Great Western Saw
ALEX
McNAIR CO.
The Most Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County.
i
*
Cures Biliousness, Sick
Headache, Sour Stom­
ach, Torpid Liver and
Chronic Constipation.
□RIND
Cleanses the system
thoroughly and clears
sallow complexions of
pimples and blotches.
Foley'* Honey and Tar clears the air
passagr*. stop* the irri'ation in the
iluoul. soothe* the inflamed tiieuiliraiice,
slid the most olMlinsle eough <liaHp|ieaiH
Th* Human Tsmprratur*.
Sore and inflamed lungs are healed and
fol to the test of the thermometer.
Pleasant to take
It is guaranteed
strengthened, and the euld is expelled
.fippMrs that tho rroruml tempera
troll! lliH system. Refuse any hut the
b*«of( the body Is almost Invariable.
Sarcasm In the Common*.
genuine It. the yellow package —J. s
«* of latitali* or season
I'ut-
Th* relu' tnnee of the house of com­ l.amat, Tillamook . Hawk& Miller, Bay
bulb of the thermometer un
mons to adjourn over Derby day re­ City.
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tongue of an Eskimo nt the call* a atorv related of one of the Bo­
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north or of a man under the man Catholic peers who took their
EVERYTHING
FOR
■
sun of tl>* tropics, »• ftu! that seats some four or Are years before
-- SEE —
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PHYSICIANS’
case, th* body being In n stat* the passage of lhe first reform bill aft
II, tÀitJ|p tupe roture Is about th* *r nn exclusion of n century and a
PRESCRIPTIONS
be aiff*r*>. (/not amounting to half He gave notice that on a certain
• « » ■
a a at a a ¡1
bay CITY, OREGON.
e*. IV* muy sny absolutely that day he would make a certain motion,
We speviMlize on prescritption
veragc normal tamperature of whereupon there arose from bls noble
compounding and therefore
Paid up Capital .
an being I* about P8 5 degree.-« colleagues a general cry of “Derby!"
♦23.000.
Did You Ever Try
curry a stock which reprt*
t as we may any that at sea The nstonlNhed novice named another
seats everything that physi­
HAURIS
’S NEW FEED AND
Oder* every facility for safe banking,
rater bolls at 212 degree* F.— day. only to be greeted with an equal­
cian* hereabout are likely to
■’orli American.
prescribe. All new worthy
ly unanimous expoatnlatlon of "Onks!" and rr*peetfully solicits your business.
LIVES! BAHN,
pharmaceuticals are here as
Will cure a cough or cold no
At this he explained that he would
Ai i* as trustee (or corporation*. indi­
soon as out and our line of
Pu* In Mor* Word*.
have to ask the forgiveness of their vidual* slid HBtntee. Confidential trust
matter how severe and prevent
If
not, give him a call.
prescription
drug«
ia
com
Petera." said the teacher, lordships; but, having been educated relation* carried out faithfully.
pneumonia and consumption.
plete nt all times. Only goods
t It makes the water of the aea abroad, he was forced to acknowledge
Everything first-class. Second
Interest at current rules on tune de
of highest purity and quality
thnt he was not familiar with the list
A Guarantee.
are ex er used.
pi wits.
Peters
block South of P O.
of Mint*' day a In the Anglican calen­
Physicians who are ac­
Mail lni«ine*s given prompt attention
This is to certify that all
tito teacher. "What la dar
quainted with our stock and
Eire and burglar priaif safely deposit
water of the aea ao
druggists are authorized to re­
methods invar ably feel sure
W. G.
arris Prop.
box«* just iii*talle<i for convenience of
of best results from the medi­
His Gia**«*.
fund your money if Foley’s
ouatomer*
at
reasonable
lental.
< U,brJ salty quality of the
cines they have prescribed
He caiue home In the small houra
• sea water."
Honey and Tar fails to cure
when they see our label on
' "• 1 .t
,f rwl
r»l "Next." "Is
"la due to the ad- of the morning, and Ills loving spouss
THE WORLDS 6REATEST SEWING MACHINE your cough or cold. Contains
the bottle.
•
of a auffli’lent quantity of confronted him with wrnth In Iter eye
<
no opiates. The genuine is in ■
Expert services day or night.
ett m , of sodium to Impart to the and a telegram In her hand. an y I ng.
Prices as low as anywhere.
yellow package, iffutt SUKTITlinx
fluid with which It coiunilu
“Here 1* news that bus la-cti waiting
A>«
May we fill your prescriptions?
I'tbun aline flavor, which Is readily for you since supper time."
J. S. Lamar, Tillamook.
He blinked, looked wise anti braced
th<* q ed by the organs of taste!"
IN CAMP OR FIELD -AT
"N«xt." Mid the teacher "Go up agalust the hatrack, felt through
Hawk & Miller, Bay City.
CHAS.
I.
CLOUGH
«L
loci«
MOUNTAIN OR CHO £
hl* pockets, murmurlug. "1 left my
Reliable Druggist,
Thuru lu slwey«*dusc*
glasses down town."
ts ,n|«y loin, 1*190)1«,
TiRatnook, Ore
Msttin Bird*.
"Yes." ahe replied, with scathing
TO SHOOT »Eli KU MUS! Oi ETJ f’tT WITH
six weeks every autumn the Irony, "but you brought the content*
A RtllASlt 1ISIARS: th. *ntA: .1 »« h>ve
Hn msll.g ter
<(.'! ty ,e* i
habitant* of the Australian Fur
with you."
\ ..\v
WATERPROOF
Island« make enough money to
far llue: HFLEV PBTOIS, f HO GUN ,
' themselves In Idleness the rest
R-
A.
D.
PERKINS,
Not Grasping.
RIFLE TilKtXmETC.
«•r- They do this by catching
Aslk your Denier, ris .1 Insi«! t-u t:.«
"What a grasping fellow yon are.
BTKVFX&, Whrre Mnt n»’t| In »>•
r fat young "mutton birds," Hawkins' You've bothered me shoot
•aller«, wr *hlp direct, r-p»<»»■* |nr
are cut on large
RESIDENT DENTIST,
e hatched there In such num- thia bill flfty times tn ten day*."
ui»on recehit of
patterns, designed
..t the Bocks when they ml
"You wrong me. Jarley. I'm not
Jo give the wearer
Offlc* in Sturgeon'* Building.
(wM<,*nd for mile* They furnish grasping I've bothered you about th*
me utmost comfort
. oil. which la u*ed for lubrl
bill, I admit, but I haven't been able
All Work Guaranteed.
UGNT'DURABIECIIAN
purpose* and algo a* a *nb*tl
to grasp anything yet "
■od llvor ell
G1JARAbTttDv(ATEPWOOf
TILLAMOOK.
OREGON
Found Him Guilty.
' SUITS *322
Making tura.
Counwl (to the Jury*- The principal
Mining Stock. Real Estate. Timber
SUCKERS »300
ou sin- Are yon tnra I im fault of the prisoner baa been hl* un­
Write u* about anv minin* atock you
> right tyaiu? Towns Relativa fortunate characteristic of putting
went to buy or *vll. Don't bu* or tell
t toa baa had about eoougb at to­
faith In thl*re* and »coundrela of the
until vou get our price* We alwar* have
bara aakrd «eeeataen portare basest description 1 have done The
bergaine.
ty-twa paaaengtre. and they anhspy man In the dock puta Implicit
e,lb**r * Vibrating Shuttle. R 'tan
Don't buy stock* of traveling »obci
«IxmteorsHin. .■ rim 1 r»,.,
«a." an f think you*d batter faith In you. gentlemen of the jury!
w wiug Machine write to
1
tors They will charge von two to five
nd on Te’egra ph
Tit IIW MIMI l(WI«8 MACHIIl COMPAIY
tore* uur price. Write in for prweu Qn
a POLK 8 GAZETTEER
their stock*.
i
Sh* Had to M*nd Thom.
Orange. Maae.
«uch City.
We hue. sell and exchange mining and
Town and Ville
■ , Oregon
Benham -I believe tn putting my
LI ,’ II ■? - ” • in
and
A\
“ '-,r«non ina
aiiiy, but the Xew Home «• made to wem,
other stock*, real estate, timher and re­
» * • Xry-D'
TiptlVe
h Ò? . -
"f.
“Tcrlpuv.
Benham I
twat foot forward,
thu Suarantv never nim out
»••'■c- tocailon.
ghia. "nr f
linquishment*.
We
want
your
busineaa
hare noticed that
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wa
and
a
Clasal-
••Id by Mlhortaed Meal er« owl>.
toe always
ri «j
—nothing else.
B“-
a id Pm7Ä Ut
goes right through
stocking —
roe SALS BY
Fletcher Investment Co . Box TS7.
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■ » . FOLK « co.,
tar.
New York Tre»*.
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Fortlaud. Ore.
E- T. HALTON, Agent.
Laxative Fruit Syrup
J. S. Lamar, Tillamook, and Hawk & Miller, Bay City
First Bank & Trust
Company,
For Real Estate,
w
Foley’s
c TROMBLEY
BAY CITY. ORE.
and
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towers fish brand
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GARMENTS