Tillamook headlight., April 22, 1909, Image 2

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APRIL 22, 1909.
tons of casesra hark’wliieh are waiting
to be gathered at a large profit tor the
LBOSL ADVKRTIS e MXMTS :
Waiting to be Developed and time and labor necessary to be expend­
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First Inaction, per line....------ $
ed in gathering lhe same.
Opened Up.
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Each subsequent insertion, line....
These rescource* and splendid oppor­
Busiiie-* and professional cards,
Fred C. S<ump hat »ent the following tunities are all lied up for want of good
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I U0 communication to the County Court and highway, notwithstanding all are along
Hom»stead Notices.....................
Tillamook Development League :
Timber Claim* ................................ 1 [> 001
the popular route heretofore mentioned
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Local« per line each insertion ...
The time now being at hand when we in the columns of our newspapers bv the
Display advertisement, an inch.
80 mav expect to receive from the outside undersigned for a public highway, which
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All Resolutions of Condolence and world numerous immigrants seeking route would bring Tillamook Citv and
Uidge Notices. 5c. per line.
homes io Tillamook County, which dur. ' the surrounding country much nearer to
Cards of Thanks. 5c. |*r line.
ing the past three years has received the city of Portland and with an easier
etc.,
Notices. Lost, Strayed or Stolen,
mininuim rate, 25c. uol exceedu g five more attention than in the preceding grade than any other possible route;
twenty.it is fitting and wise that *« being, as was therein stated, almost a
Hues.
I should not forget to call the attention of | direct route, not varying mure than five
RAILS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
| these prospective purchasers to all uf miles either way from a straight lir.e
.STRICTLY IN ADVANCB.)
' the different parts of the country w hich and bringing Tillamook Cilv within 58
or 60 miles of that great metropolis ol
i me worthy of special attention.
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I think it can lie trutblully stated that ! the northwestern part ol the great
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Three months................ ....................
I in the last past ten years there has not American Continent, which city is des­
1 been a dozen articles in our local news­ tined to liecome in the near future one of
papers which have called special atten­ . the world's largest cities.
tion to the Trask River Valley, which is
When we see the large benefits which
publisher.
Fred O. Huker. 1
, one of the richest valleys in the world, are to lie derived Irom the opening up ot
lying as it were nt the front door of this territory, can we afford to neglect
HARRIMAN IS TO SPEND Tillamook City.
to build a first class highwuy through
I This lit tie valley has many advantages it and thus connect it with the rest of
Í4 350,000
1 which ought to commend it very highh the world, if bv so doing we can thus
Three Large Projects Will be ) to lhe homeseeker among winch ia it* bring to onr country thousand» of pen
1 admirable adaptability tu the culture of pie ol othrr localities with the new ideas
C t vi ; 1 ? t »t f t i t! Ore
the logmilierry.
which they have gathered from various
gon This Summer.
In the Willamette and other valleys places scattered over lhe various parts
throughout central and eastern Oregon, of the Dinted States and of the rest of
Present railroad projects mapped out
farmers have been cultivating this berry the world from which they come.
by the’.Harriman lines for the coming
with much success for several years and
People who live to themselves do not
Summer, aside from the Deschutes road,
easily make from $150 to $200 per develop very rapidly or broaden out, and
that islield up by the Government Reel -
acre in raising and Spying them ; and it are not able to readilv grasp hold of the
mation Service, mean a generous expen
does not seem to be generally known new inventions, ideas or great things
diturt of money in and around Portland.
I that »lie Trask River Valley is an ideal that are happening artong other people
During the coming summer season the
place for the culture of this berry. Dur­ in other parts of the country; and are
Harriman lines in this territory will
ing the time the berries me developing greatly benefited by coming in contact
spend in three separate projects not lest
we have frequent warm rains which pro with other people who bring with them
than $4.350 000.
duce a strong and vigorous plant and new methods mid new ideas.
Tillamook Road First.
grow large berries, in fact about one
Nothing tends to develop a country
Chief of this new railroad work is the third larger than any of the berries rais
roads,
completion of the Tillamook line, (or ed in the valleys mentioned above or so rapidly as good first class
by t he
which $2.000.000 has bee« appropriated elsewhere in the state. Then about the and (with $96,000 set apart
to complete the new road that will give lime the berry is fully developed the county court this year surely some of
funds might be utilized to advan-
Portland direct communication with the the rains erase and we have splendid I these
tag(. jn
up (h„e 0„d„ilopt.d
Coast countrv that is now serving ir­ bright warm weather which colors the
parts
«four
country
by building good
regularly by steamers. There remains berries and adds a delicious flavor to
about 27 miles of the Tillamook road them and gives an excellent opportunity 1 highways, and thus inducing people to
come here by enabeling them to get in
to be finished after the present contracts to harvest the crop.
and out of this country with ease, pleas
ntenchendof the road are completed.
Trask River Valley contains at least
This 27 miles will cost not less than 2000 acres which are especially adapted ure and profit.
Tillamook City itself should tie inter-
$2,000,000, no heavy is the character of to the culture of the loganberry, and
the work to be undertaken. In this 27 figuring that 4 acre» of such land would I esteil in opening up this rich valley which
miles there nre 19 tunnels to be driven support a small family, there would lie lies ho handy to it waiting to be develop­
through the Coast mountains »nd the room (or 500 families which, estimaiing ed when it will, bring to Tillamook City
balance of the work is of the heaviest a profit ol only (200 |>er acre w ould add its vast wealth and pour n goodly por­
possible description. The uncompleted $400,000 to the revenue of the county tion of it into their laps, there being no
section ol the road runs through the each year, This could be brought about other outlet for the trade of that part of
the county but through Tillamook City.
heart-of the Coast Range, and heavy in three years time, inasmuch as
the
i
Our leading men at the good road»
cuts and fills will be necessary. High vines are fully developed in the ‘ third
convention called this matter strongly
bridges will span the mountain streams year.
to our attention, and.showed how very
mid tunnels will carry the track through
Those who have had experience with
necessary for us, if we wanted to de­
the hills.
the berry tell us that if canneries were
velop our country and secure immigra­
Cut Road Through Rock.
put up to enn this Iruit, a much larger
tion, to enable the world to get to us,
Much of the work to lie accomplished profit would tie the result.
by muking highways that it will be a
is through rocky country, tliat means the
It this were the only resources of this
pleasure to travel over instead of being
moving ol large quantities of rock, and wonderful little valley it ought to be
a nightmare.
this is the most expensive work that can sufficient to cause prospective settlers to
The writer hopes that those who hold
lie undertaken in railroad building. Bids seek to make homes for themselves
the power in their hands to make, or
for the completion ol the Tillamook road there ; but in addition to this, there are
hold in check, the growth and develop
have lieen asked for by the Harriman different kinds of mineral deposits, one
inent of our county will use these tew
officials, and they will he opened April of which is quite well ndapteJ to the
idea» and not allow precious time to slip
25 and the contract awarded soon there manufacture of the numerous articles
iiy when we should be moving in this
after. A number of railroad contractors which are included in the ceramic arts,
matter.
F red C. S komp .
arc submitting bids for the work.
in being known by persons who have
Another big job the Harriman lines examined the country that there is found
Best Treatment for Colds.
are undertaking lor this season 1» the re. the mineral substance that are fitted for
*' Most ordinary colds w ill yield to (lie
building of the main line of the O. Il 4 the manufacture of high grade china,
simplest treatment," seya tile Chicago
N between The Dalles and Umatilla. pottery, tiling, brick,etc.
Tribune. " moderative laxative. Lol foot
The original track is crooked and far
There is no question that as soon as bath», a free perspiration and an avoid
from being up to a modern railroad. It the proper parties learn that these ance of exposure to cold and wet after
While the treatment is
has been decided to rebuild this stretch valuable deposits are there that plants treatment.’*
ol track and the work will cost not les» will be established lor the manufacture simple, it requires considerable trouble,
and the one adopting it must remain
than $1,000,009 Bid* will soon be aaked of these various articles, which would in doors for a day or two, or a flesh
from contractor» for this job.
be a source of much wealth to the cold is almost sure to be contracted, and
The distance to he rebuilt between The country and add materially to its pop­ in many instances pneumonia follows.
Dall»» sn<l Umatilla is 87 miles. Twenty ulation. While 1'illamook is now widely Is it not better to pin your faith to an
I old
oiti reliable prvpnittviuii
preparation in*»*
like vnninuri-
Chauilier-
mile» of this will eliminate a great num known and celebrated as the cheese and ; Uih's Cough Remedy, that ia famous
her of curve* »nd reduce grades some­ butter county of this country, it may in . for
IOI its v-usuw
vo be
i»v-
cures 1/S
of Vi'nin
colds and can mwn
always
what. This work, it Is expected, will go the near future tie known much more d-p-nded upon? For sale by Lanini ’s
ahead this Summer and be completed widely on account of Hie manufacture ot Drug Store.________________
by next winter. When the new track ia nigh grade china ware and other cer j
For Constipation.
finished, It ia expected ths O R & N amic productions
Mr. L. Farnham, a prominent drug
will be slile to »peed up Its trains and
Adjacent to this valley covering the 1 gist of Spirit Lake, Iowa, says: •• Cham.
mnke as good time over the distance water sheds of the Trask River sre I berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet» are
magnificent forests of as fine limiter as I certainly lhe heat thing on the market
rebuilt as ths North Hank trains.
■ ., for constipation,” Give the»» tablets a
can lie found nnv where in the world, . . , -.-*
Bridge to Coat $1,000.000.
' trial. You are certain to find them
The tl ird big lug job undertaken by estimated to contain about 7,000,000,-j agreeable and pleasant in effect. Price,
the Harriman line« for the Summer is 000 feet of aaw timber, and in addition ,25 cents. Samples free. Fur sale by
the const ruction of h new railroad to this timber are the hundreds of I dinar s Drug Store.
bridge across the Willamette River at thousands of curds of good wood, which
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Portland. Thia will cost over $1.900.000, with a good road, could be laid down at
United States Land Office,
and work will go ahead just as soon aa Tillamook, or with a railroad could be
Portland, Oregon,
permission is granted by the Port of shipped to Portland, at a profit, and nt
March 16th. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that the
Portland and the War Department for a a much leas price than is now being
Northern Pacific Railway Company,
bridge spending the river nt the draw paid for cordwood.
whose poet office address is St. Paul.
It uld settlers who have just been - Minnesota, has thia 16th day of March,
type, plans uf which have been sub
laid
away
could
only
wake
up
in
from
I
1909, filedin thia office its application
milted by lheO R. A N engineers.
Thia work to be carried out during the ten to twenty years from now could see to select under the provisions of the
summer means tbs expen iiture of a lhe mills and manufacturing plants and Act of Congress, approved July 1, 1898
(IM) Stat. 597, 620) as extended by the
very large sum in lhe territorv and other improvements which will be in ex­ Act of Congreae, approved May 17,
assures work for a large number of istence in our vicinity at that time they 1906. Lot 4, sec. 18. tp. 1 N., R. 9 west.
laliorers for a . per lod extending over would lx mure puzzled than poor old W.M.
Any and all persons claiming adver­
several months.
Aside from these Rip Van Winkle after his prolonged sely ths lands described, or desiring to
three lilg projects, others are already sleep
object because of the mineral character
It i.ught not to be necessary to men­ of lhe land, or for any other reason, t<>
lined up for accomplishment soon,
among them being lhe Bearer.tt illsburg tion our delightful climate where the lhe disposal to applicant, should file
their affidavit» of protest in this office,
cutoff. work on which is now under pure ozone from off the ocean comes |
on or la-fore the 24ih day of Apnl, 1909.
way. The Dischutes railroad will ctwl waiting its health-giving breezes across
Atotttttoa S. D rkssir
a huge fortune and will give employ­ all of our hills and valleys; but in the
Register.
First
publication
March 23. 1909.
ment to large numbers of workmen, Trask River Valley, sheltered as it is I
Last publication April 22. 1909.
when it ia starteil. The date of beginning ; from the winds, the air is just as nearly i
work on tills project. however, is un I perfect aa it can well be, being pure and
Rheumatism.
yet not so cold and chilly as in other
certain.
During the post 35 years no rem-
More Ilian nine out of every ten ease»
places where it is not sheltered.
!?Z?alproven mor® Prompt or
OPPOSITE
THE
ALLEN
HOUSE.
Object to Strong Medicines.
It is no wonder that residents of other of rheumatism are »imply theuinatisni
more effectual In its cures of
Many people object to taking the
of i he iuu«cles. due to cold or damp, or
rtgong medicines usually prereribed bv parts of Oregon come annually to our cbrontcrbHiiualism. In such case« no
physicians for rheumatism There is no county seeking lhe benefit of our pure internal treatment is required. The free
need of Internal treatment in any care air and water, for surely there is no bel­ application of Chamhrrlain's Liniment SPECIALTY IN ALL KIND OF CAKES. m^C?,‘”berUln'*Co'1<h Remedy. In
of muscular or chronic rlieuii.allsm. ter. and to accomplish thia they travel is all that is needed, and it m certain to
and more than nine out of every ten
ALL KIND OF BREAD.
giva quick relief. Give it a trial and see
cases of ths disease are of one or the roads that are a menace to life, and for yourself how quickie it relieve« the
other of thees varieties.
When there tedious to travel ; but with a first class pain and soreness. Hie medicine« umallv
Mt°>PtduU- ^«C;targs .Lb^
ieno fever and little (tf any i awelling, pt'blic highway opened up for public given internally fur rheumatism are
you may know that it is only necessary
poisonous or very strong medicine«.
i
travel
these
health
seekers
would
eooa
io apply Chamberlain's Liniment freely
They «re worm than useless in rase« of
be
multiplied
ten
fold.
to get quick relief Try it. For sale by
chronic and muscular rheumatism.
Lamar's drug store.
Then again there ait the thousands of For sale by Isnur i drug store.
itOMthsoes,ksa4l>Mli Itaaxgs
Curss CaigBi Frsventa Puaumaala
Advertising Ratea.
THE TRASK
VALLEY
DAIRYMEN’S SUPPLIES
STEEL STOVES & RANCES.
We carry a Large Stock of
Hardware, Tinware, Glass
and China,
Oils, Paint, Varnish, Doors, Window
Sashes,
^be
^ilbmook
Fine Line of Choice
GROCERIES
^tabligljL
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McNAIR CO.
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The Most
Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County
Cures Biliousness, Sick
Headache, Sour Stom­
ach, Torpid Liver and
Chronic Constipation,
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Cleanses the systtt
thoroughly and dear
sallow complexions t
pimples and blotch#
It is guaranteed
J. S. Lamar, Tillamook, and Hawk & Miller, Bay City
Red Front Shoe Store
Has received a fine assortment of
Sum in er foot wear, consisting of Men's,
Woman's, Misses’ and Children Shoes.
believe in selling honest
goods at fair prices.
Our Stock is fresh.
All Goods sold by me is warranted.
No charge made for sewing rips
on Shoes purchased of me.
Please call and examine my goods
and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
BROWNE
Salesman
FARMERS
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