Tillamook headlight., June 17, 1909, Image 2

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE 17. 1909
T. BOTT8,
Advertising Rates.
1
but no luch youngster
vet.
A ttorn ey .4 t . i _J
had appeared I trationps better than a war and much
less expensive than a lawsuit.
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L ag al A dvertisements :
First Inaction, per line
♦
The word " economy1’ which appeared . The president has increased hie diet
Each subsequent insertion, line....
to Mr. Tuft's inaugural was there on from two to three square meals a day.
Business end professional cards,
business. It meant exactly what it said. ; No doubt of the wave of returning
1 month ....................................
Ti«is will be shown a few days hence ' prosperity in this country now remains,
Homestead Notices .......................
when lie gives to the public the esti ;
Timber Claims................................
a a a
Locale per line euch insertion ...
mates of the executive departments for , If the governor should take the initia­
Display advertisement, an inch,
the fiscal year which begins with July j tive in doubling the dramshop license,
1 month ..................................
1, 1910. The appropriations for the year ' nobody could doubt what the result of a
All Resolutions of Condolence
Lodge Notices. 5c. per line.
which opens with July 1, 1909, were i referendum would be.
Cards of Thanks. 5c. per line.
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made iu the session of Congress which
Notices, Lost, Strayed or Stolen,
James J. Hill voices a widespread
ended
on
March
4,
three
mouths
ago.
minimum rale, 25c. not exceedu g five
Those for <he year which will begin a belief when he declares that law en­
lines.
little less than thirteen months hence forcement is not keeping pace wiih
Uuiled Staus
RATES OP SUBSCRIPTION
will be made in the session which opens law enactment in illese
exceeding de-
.STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
in December, 1909. All along the line —another case of supply
tuand
One year........... .. ............................. 1.50 the coining estimates are expected to
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75 be below the appropriations for the year
Six months........................................
Organizing a business men’s party
50
Three month»........ ...........................
immediately ahead of them. The cut is
for ultimate fusion with the Demo
expected to amount to $20,'JOO,000 for
cratic party can only be done after the
the War Department, $10.000.060 for the
manner of the old receipe for cooking a
Departmentof the Interior. This would
hare. First catch your business men.
make a reduction of ffNO.COO.OOO, as com­
pared with the appropriations which THREE STAGES TO BE RUN
The Next Step
Congress recently made It is expooled
that file cuts 111 lhe other departments Heavy Travel From Forest Gr -ve
the Astoria, Seaside A Tilla­ will bring the reduction to about $50, -|
to Tillamook Expected.
mook Electric Railway enterprise, the 000.000.
people of this citv and county are in
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F orest G rove . Or. June 12.—Big I
L«»r<l R 'Hf'ljery, who does not usuall.v Irnve! over the Wilson route into Tilln-
possession of the first important and ie-
in lhe role of ar* alarmist, says mook is expected this summer from this
liable tacts. The purchasing concern
has paid its thousand dollar bonus into tual a big war is threatening in Eur<>| e, city lor th<re will lie three stages ii
the treasurer of tins city ; and Eastern the intimation being that lie means operation between this place and Tilla­
lie mook City. The Wilson River road is
companies are not given to casting such between Germany and England
sums "into the air''; it has undoubtedly attributes this danger to -• the over- lhe most accessible mountain road be
been sent here by way of practicnl pledge powering preparations for war” which cause of the lack of heavy giades and
that the subsequent steps will be taken he sees on all sides, Prince Henry, the umbrageous trees on each side ot the
in due course. The intimation is also brother of William 11., at a naval fete road. McNamer & Wirtz will run one
at hand the company is buying certain in Kiel, spoke of a “ powerful fleet as a stage, making the stop at the Hallway
material in the East, for shipment and means of securing peace,” while the talk house for dinner and making the trip in
use here in the building of the line; and of Admiral Weber, the naval coalman- a day. Charles Adkids, of Gordon &
thus the way is made clear for the ap­ der there, had a warlike tone, l’rossibly Adkins, will also put on a stage line,
pearance of the moving spirits in the en­ there may be something behind all this and James Reeher, of Wilson, who has
terprise, or their representatives, and belligerent language which nobody on operated a stage whenever traffic war
this may be looked for at an« moment this side of the Atlantic is able to see. ranted it. will also conduct one this
as the time for prosecuting the work is The American public has been inclined summer. McNamer is the lessee of the
rather limited and not ituch of it will be to laugh at all of these war irruptions toll road, toll being paid only over that
but there may be some actual basis for portion of the mountain road which is
frittered away.
There is every reason to look cheerful them. In these days wars sometimes in Washington County.
ly upon the proposition. For, in the come without any apparent cause, and
event the present negotiations fall also without warning.
The Worship of God According
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through, the city will have $1000 to its
to Dictates of Conscience.
Although
Gov.
Magoon
figured
that
credit ns sheer profit ; and the grent pro.
[TO THE EDITOR TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT |
the
new
Cuban
Government
would
have
ject will still be as valuable an offering
There are men who would have all
on the open market as it ever was, and a surplus on hand for several years, a
that is saying a good deal. It is merely deficiet is already in sight. President transactions of business carried on with
a matter of waiting for the next step, Gomez’s finance minister estimates that gold.
the expenditure for the year beginning on
There are others who believe that
or the uext m in.—Astorian.
|uly 1 will beat least $30.000,000, and silver should be favored, as a party
may rnn up as nigh as $40,000.000. known as 16 to 1. Then we have the
la a Farmet1« Wife a Slave?
while the revenue will not go above greenbacker who is willing to discard
$24,000,000. Some of the leaders of
What prosperity on the overage farm Gomez’s party say that the higher both gold and silver as a medium of
exchange, and have the government
means to the women of the country is figure for outlay will be touched.
issue paper exclusively.
described by William Atherton Du Pay
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In the religious world we have those
in the Delineator. Were the G,000,000 of
Although Democrats carried Indiana who believe in the supremacy of the
fanner’s wives in the United States i n November, owing to their attitude of
placed in a caldron, fused into one homo­ opposition to liquor regulation, the chuich. Others who believe in the
genions mass, enough of it chopped out stale has been going wild for local op Bible, the leading authority ; and a third
to make one woman—the typical farm tion ever since. When confronted with class who believe ill the iuialibility of
woman----- and where she depicted to file possibility of a general Democratic conscience.
The fact is, we need the gold, silver
the people as she is, there would be the restoration as the result of liquor license,
greatest tragedy of American civiliza­ Indiana shrinks back appciled from the and paper in the financial world. There
is not enough gold or silver to supply
tion, says Mr. Du Pay.
alternative. She would rather be dry
There is a lot to be found out about than deluged with something worse the demand, and the world at laige
would loose faith iu the paper if it were
this woman, and it is vital to know of than beer or whiskey.
not backed by specie.
her. It is she who bears the brunt of
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In the religious world we need the
feeding the multitudes for which the
For the first time in twenty years, it
church,
the Bible and the light of con­
farmer receives so much praise. It is she is said in Pittsburg iron and steel circles
who gives birth, before her vitality is the big mills in that district were com science.
The most alarming affair to my mind
■ topped, to the men who make history. pelled to run on Memorial Day, owing
is
the fact that so many men are both
It is she who is martyred even in the to the piling up of orders in the last
times of peace and plenty. It is a use­ few weeks and to the emptiness of the pennyless and Godless. Neither gold,
martyrdom, for it is easily preventable, ware houses It is the talk that the re­ silver, or paper, nor do they worship
and for this reason it is especially im­ cent sluggishness was part of u plan to God under the direction of the church,
portant that her condition and the impress Congress with the danger of or what appears to them the teachings
of the Bible, or have any self respect
causes of it should be known.
tampering with the steel tariff schedules.
for their own convictions.
In the first place you will be told that
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Devoid of hope in this life or the
it is alljbosh about the unfavorable con
With wheat going up farther and farth.
ditions on the farm ; that the 'farmers er every day, the “back to the soil’’ future, inferior and unreliable citizens.
J. C. G ove
last year raised $7,000.000 000 worth movement is gaining added force. Still
of produce and that they have given nobody is preparing to build a monu­ Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
themselves the uplift. Conditions are ment to Patten who got in on the
the Best on the Market.
“ I have used Chamberlain’s Cough
not at all like they used to be on the ground floor, went up on the elevator,
Remedy
and find it to lx* the best on the
farm, you are told. Jor these men ar^ and escaped before he could be kicked
market,'' says E W. Tardy, editor of
now riding in automobiles and there is downstairs,
rhe Sentinel. Gainsboro, Tenn. •' Our
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running water which has been put in
baby had several colds the past winter
President
Tall
has
set
the
country
an
and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
the house.
There is a lot of truth in some of your excellent example in rising and leaving always gave it relief at on< e and cured it
in a short time. I always lecommend it
statements, for the farmers have made a a theater in which a salacious play was when opportunity presents itself.” For
lieing
performed.
But
the
fortune
of
the
great deal of money, and in some com­
sale by Lamar's Drug Store.
munities there are hundreds of conven play and its managers will be made
iently arranged and ideal homes on the when this tact is thoroughly advertised.
Sore Nipples.
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Any mother who hail experience with
farms. But the consensus of opinion of
Mr. Roosevelt has denied that he has this distressing ailment will be pleased
the greatest authorities of this country killed as much big game as he has been to know that cure may he effected by
upon .farm conditions is to the effect
credited with in reports sent from Africa. applying Chamberlain's Salve ss soon as
that probably 10 per cent of the farm­ When we recall the slow work of the the child is done nursing. Wipe it off
with a soft cloth before allowing the
ers are grasping their ooport unities for
Louisiana bear hunt we are disposed to balie to nutse. Many trained nursrs use
better living in so far as the home is con­
this salve with best results. For sale by
credit the denial.
cerned, and that the condition of but
Lamar's Drug Store.
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10 pen cent of the women «• improved
Mr. Rockefeller says he doesn’t care’to
Could Not Be Better.
Ncrange to say, with the vast majority know finance, but he would like to
No one has ever made a salve oint
there has come a worse condition with know golf. Maybe he plays a squarer nu.nl,
lotion or balm to compare with
the development of the farm and the ad­ game ofgolt than lie did of finance. When Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Its the one
vent of prosperity.
The country life a game is not bought it is often hard to perfect healer of Cuts, Corns, Bun,,,
Bruises, gores, Scalds, Boils, Ulcers,
commission appointed by the president win.
Eczema. Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes'
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has traveled the country over and found
Cobl Sorea, Chapped Hands its supreme
lames I. Hill's suggestion that Con Infallible for Piles. Only 25c. at Chas. 1
this to be a fact.
greet shall take a four years' rest may Clough’s.
lie good. but. like a great many other
Stomach Troubles.
Just before tailing for
Europe good things in these days, it is uncoil
Many remarkable cures of stomach
E H. Ilarrunan had a long chat with slitutional.
troubles have been effected bv Cham,
the New York reporters, in the course ol
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berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet Out-
There is only $35 apiece for every man, man who had spent over two thousand
which he talked quite frankly nbout his
dollars
for medicine and treatment was
personal affairs, and said that a coni, woman and child in the country. The
by a few boxes of these tablets
plete resumption of prosperity waited prevailing prejudice against Mr (Rocke­ cured
Price. 95 cents. Samples free at Lamar's
only upon good weather and the Ameri. feller is due to the fact that he seems to Drug Store.
have
got
more
than
his
share.
can crop. “Good weather," said he. "is
Everyone would-be b-neflted by taking
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much more important than tariff legis
Athough we still hear occasional Foley's Orirm Laxative for constipation. ;
lotion.'' In reference to the panic, he
stomach and liver trouble, ns it sweetens |
said that it was due to sentiment creat­ echoes of Harrv Thaw, the world is be the stomach and breath, gently stunu. I
ginning
to
rejoice
in
the
hope
that
it
has
late« the liver and regulates the howrls i
ed by such decisions as that of Judge
ie much superior to pills and ordi
Landis against the Standard Oil Com­ heard the fast of Coant Boni de Castell- and
nary
laxative*. Why not Irv Feley'sl
once.
pany and to the "methods employed.''
Orino Laxative todav ’—J. S. Lamar
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He thought the people were getting back
Decision has Iwrn reached that no Tillamook. Hawk Ac Miller. Bay City.
into a healthy state of mind afler n more pictures shall lie printed in the
period of dementia. He admitted that Congressional Record. U the order in­ Foley’s Honey and Tor is especially
recommended tor chronic thr<«t anil
his health was pretty poor. and said to­ cludes word pictures, well and good.
lung troubles and many sufferers from
wns going to consult European doctor-,
bronchitis, asthma and consumption
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hav*
found comfort and relief, bv using
lie was willing to retire af noon as a
Great Britian and Germany ¡ought to
Foley s Honey and Tar—J
jjvmar
youngster showed up to take hie place. settle thrir differences amicably
Tillamook . Hawk & Millar, Bay City
Complete set of Abstract
Two doz. blue ribbon Apricots, 2^s............
Two doz. blue ribbon Peaches, 2}is..............
Two doz. blue ribbon Pears, 2j4s................
Two doz. blue ribbon Tomatoes, 2’4» ........
Two doz. blue ribbon Corn, 2S ....................
Two doz. blue ribbou Beans, 2S ..................
Two doz. red libbon Apricots, 2 >4$..............
Two doz. red ribbon Sliced Pineapple, 2#s.
Two doz. red ribbon Tomatoes, 3s................
Two doz. red ribbon Beans, 2s ....................
Two doz. red ribbon Corn, ............................
50 16 oz. Cartoons Seeded Raisins................
Two doz. Pints Tomato Catsup....................
Four doz. Sliced Pineapple ...........................
in office.
Taxes paid
Residents.
Office opposite Post
Both phones.
H. COOPER,
A ttorney - at -I m ,
T illamook ,
Oi
C arl haberlacb
I
CARL HABERLACB
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attorney - at - law ,
RAY FEED CO
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Office across the street and
the Post Office.
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they
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H. GOYNE, '»
A ttorney - at - law ^,«
Fast Twin screw steam ship
Office : Opposite Court Jph
“ARGO”
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rorge
AW. SEVERANCliur
T illamook , O megol Ì”-
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Sails Weekly from Tillamook to
Portland & Astoria.
Sails from Tillamook to Portland every Friday.
Sails from Portland to Tillamook
every Tuesday, Oak st. Dock.
PASSENGERS AND FRE1GH
DISPATCH.
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QUICK PHYSICIAN & SUEG^8
TILLAMOOK.) *
For rates and further information, apply to agents as follows :
I). L. SflRODE, Tillamook, Ore.
F. O. BOZARTH, Bay City. Ore.
CALLENDER NAVIGATION CO., Astoria, Ore.
OPEN RIVER TRANSPORTATION CO., Oak st. Dock, Portland, Or.
Telephone Main 2960.
Office at FRANKLIN & CO., 134 Front st., Portland, Ore.
Office- Olson Building.
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Residence : Mrs. Weiss' house, r
Mrs. Walker's.
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art rd
R. I. M. SMITH,
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PHYSICIAN &
ho st
Office over J. A. Todd 4
Tillamook, Ore.
PURITY
above
everything distinguished
WEINHARD’S BEER
From the
nap
PHYSICIAN & SUB». <
r pnci
BAY CITY, OREGCiX
u can
Common
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' -flu is
R. BEALS,
Idrig
•
REAL ESTATE, J tov
F inancial
'
Orders should be Sent to the
Tillamook, Oregon. *b
Columbia Bottling Co.,
Astoria, Oregon
R. P. J. SHARP, <> *•
nd a
bion.
RESIDENT DENTStla hi
Agents for the H. Weinhard Brewery, Manufacturers of the
Tillamook Rock Brand Carbonated Beverages.
Agents for the Bartlett Spring Mineral water.
Office across the street »next
Court House. Sgl
Dr. Wise’s office iftiy
SARCHET,
t . The Fashionable
The Best Hotel.
THE ALLEN HOUSE,
J. P. AULiENt Proprietor.
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
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A First Class Table.
Jffleff
ch. M
lr aea
I of t
Cleaning, Pressing and fCbe st
ing a Specialty. .
Store in Heins I’hotopigjS
Gallery.
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
OBERT A. M
Comfortable Beds and Accommodation
HARNESS, COLLARS, etc.
You Use Them.
We Sell Them.
w. A. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Next Door to Tillamook County Bank.
A ttorn ey - at -L a * Kl
Laud Titles, Laud 0®««nt ii
ness and Mining L
,'"ild
PORTLAND,
Room, 306 CommrrciulB*HH
L and O ffice B usiness
▲ S pecialty .
r
4 c0’ ■
C OWING LAWYERS-
R oom 334 WtkCMTH
T hird and O ak
Room Next to the U.S. Lana
PORTLAND, 0
KILL vas CO'
CURE th * L
K. CASE
4
s'il g
j for
w.Q HAWK1
Used on the family table it turns a dry lunch
into an enjoyable sustaining meal, makes home
cheerful, keep the men at home and offers
effective aid to real temperance.
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and
pzoraiEToa
Tillamook Iron Works
General Machinists & Blacksmith
Boiler Work, Logger’, Work and Heavy Forging
Fine Machine Work a Specialty.
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON
WITH
New Disc»
FOR C8^8 J
AND ALL THROAT AND tVJSJ
GUAR ANTBED SATlSj
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