Tillamook headlight., July 22, 1909, Image 6

TiLLAMöOK HEADLIGHT, JU jl Y 22, 1909
Editorial Snap Shots.
Ideal weather in Tillamook—bright,
cool and invigorating.
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We underatand that a number of the
dairymen are getting the automobile
fever.
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A 9 foot channel to Tdlamook City 1»
the slogan. Whoop her up, boys ! For
the center of the county needs it, and it
needs it badly.
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Automobile* are getting somewhat
common in thi* county and the novelty
of watching their owner* fix them is
wearing off. If some enterprising citizen I
the city was bonded the taxpayer* ave
had to pay additional taxation and the
insurance rates have l>een raised all over
the city. It is time to quit this kind of
grafting the tax payers.
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It was seldom that a steamer left this
city with a full cargo of freight, but last I
i
week the Argo had more freight than she
could carry. It is pleasing to note this
fact, for the out going freight—cheese
and lumber—brings new money into the
county and creates a pay roil, which the
city must have Before it ever amounts to
mything. Competition in the transpor­
tation business lias proved a great bene-
already, and although the Argo does
THE CORDON BLEU
DEFINITIONS.
Major Weitzel,
Registered No. 33271,
The Iowa Bred Prize Winning Standard
Bred Trotting Stallion,
Is noui in Tillamook City and uuill remain
as Liong as Business Justifies.
Come early and look over the horse, his breeding
and the honors he has won and book your mares.
The Major has finished a very prosjierons season
over the same field for the fourth year.
For further particulars consult the posted bills or
write to
lows Qussr Onss Glsansd From a
High School Examination.
Among the questions In an examina­
tion tn definitions in a well regulated
high school In an eastern city were
these: "What Is a broncho?’ "What to
I ' a boomerang?" "What Is a panto­
mime?" "What is a cartoon?" And
there four excited some most remark
able answers. The following bona fide
replies, taken at random from the pa­
pers. show In many cases decided orig­
inality. to say the least, but they like­
wise display the effect of Imperfect
enunciation and pronunciation and of
the association of Ideas without due
regard to "sense.”
In reply to the first query, "What Is
i a broncho?’ were the following: A
broncho Is an herb used as a medicine,
a part of your body, a foreigner, a
man that Ilves on ranches.
"What Is a boomerang?' called
forth, among others, these: A boomer­
ang Is a species of the baboon family,
what an Indian chews, something ex­
plosive.
The replies to “What Is a panto­
mime?” Included the following: A pan­
tomime is an animal that eats human
flesh, a person who finds fault, a man
I who Is always on the bad side of ev­
I erything. a trunk, a box to carry peo­
ple In. resting on the shoulders of four
men; a vision of one’s former sins.
As for the question “What is a car­
toon?” that seemed to excite the wild­
est Ideas of all. and there were brought
forth such answers as these: A car­
toon Is a vessel /or holding articles, a
strong windstorm, a kind of fish, a
bunch of flowers presented to a hero
or a nobleman, a soldier's water bottle,
a statue, a strong gust of wind.—New
York Tribune.
At First an Ord.r For Woman Cook,
Established by Louis XV.
When you hear a man spoken of „
a “cordon bleu" you know he 1, ,
great cook, but few people have any
Idea of bow and when the expreas|„n
originated. The cordon bleu was at
first an order for womeu cooks, it
w.« eatauii»ued by a king—which
makes It a real, proper order. Ixtuls
XV. once asserted to Mme. du Barry
that only men could cook really well.
The famous beauty challenged the as­
sertion. but the king Insisted that he
was right—that women might be all
right for boiling potatoes and per­
forming the simpler operations of
cooking, but that when it came to a
work of art It took a man.
Soon after this argument the royal
favorite Invited the king to dinner.
He praised every dish; be even ex­
pressed his august approval of the
menu as a whole. Then bis hostess
triumphantly announced to him that
the entire dinner had been prepared
by women, from the arrangement of
the menu and the selection of the
dishes to the preparation of the sauces
and the sweets and the serving of the
several plats. Accordingly she claimed
the foundation of an order of merit for
her female cooks. The claim was at
once granted, and the cordon bleu
was first conferred upon the women of
Mme. du Barry’s kitchen.
Gourmets of today would be Inclined
to say that, however great the cooks
of Mme. du Barry may have been In
their day. the dictum of Louis XV.
would be true today. There are now
few great hotels or restaurants In the
world In which cookery Is a fine art
where the chef is not a man.—New
York World.
MONTENEGRO DANCES.
HE COULD DRAW.
would get a fixing maching the honking n°f appear to get much credit for bring-
machines would appear somewhat anti
^’’s about, one seldom hears now a
quated.
I complaint about exorbitant freight rates
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Probably there would be just as big, and
There if one good thing about Tilla louder complaint if the Argo was taken
mook County which does not trouble or «»fl th? run. Considerable money is being
DR. E. F. ROGERS, V.S.D.,
cause the least concern amongst dairy saved in freight charges on account of
O
uj
ner
and manager, Tillamook, Ore.
m-11, and that i* a crop failure. This is this competition, and it is to be hoped
s imeihing unknow n in the county, with that now that the shipment of lumber
Positively no tuork on Sundays.
the exception of once in a while the early | from thiscity has commenced again that
fruits will get a backset. And ns usual, it will continue to do so in larger quan-
at tiiiw season nt the vtAr, th? dnirvmei titles than ever before, for it means cm-
are filling up their burns with anothei ointment f<«r men and will be instru«
bumper crop of hwy, insuring plenty
nental m giving the ste imrrs plenty of
feed tor the dairy herd* next w inter. 1
outgoing height.
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is truthfully said of rillarnook (''unit
The first public highway in Tillamook
that it is the “Dairyman's Paradise.”
county, and which has borne more traf-
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Tillamook Citv can be made a town of tic and given greater satisfaction than I
twenty or twenty-five thousand in ha bi »ny other public highway in the county,
tants whenever the citizens wake to the has never cost the taxpayer« one cent io
advantages of making this an important I build or maintain. And we refer to Ho.
harbor. Stop and consider. Tillamook quarto»» slough, w hich is the most valu-
City is admirably and logically situate»» »ble highway into the center part of the
right in the heart of the county, and al Tillamook county
and
the
com-
Do their work neatly and promptly, see them
the head of navigation fur small coasting I merci a I highway over which the heavy
vessels.
Whenever the harbor front freight is carried on. For that reason we before you build, or phone South 31.
and slough are improved, so that am believe that it is just as important, and
vessel which can cross the bar can reach more so. to straighten out and improve
Th, Koto Is a Feature of All Great Artemus Ward on His Own Connso-
this citv, then look for n great increati the slough as it is to straighten out and
tion With the Art.
National Feativals-
F. W. BERGER, Gen. Manager
in commerce and population iu Tilla improve the roads in Fairview or any
The
national
dance
of
Montenegro
is
On
the
occasion
of Artemus Ward’s
monk's metropolis.
other district. That is our view of the
the "kolo." somewhat similar to the professional visit to London, which oc­
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situation,
and we believe also that it is
••boro" of Bulgaria. Both sexes take curred not long before his death. J. E.
There may be aspirants for Hawley n I ju8t H8 important and the right thing to
part, crossing hands and forming an Preston Muddock says in his book,
seat in congress, but it might as well be I .
.
.
x .■
.
stated now that Hawley will succeed do’ 18 lhHl "<,me
of the r,’ad moneV
uujolned circle. The music they sup­ “Pages Prom an Adventurous Life,"
himself and serve the people for another should be expended in improving this the
ply themselves, each end of the born that the American humorist's adver­
term. No man sent to the town house I most important high wav into the center
alternately singing a verse In honor of tisements of bls "show" were as full
lu.. made a better record for the first of
ot the
the county.
counlv. Thr north
t o( the
I ably impressed was Mr. Peel with the the prince and his warlike deeds. The of funny surprises as the lectures
Tillamook Jottings.
term than has Hawley, and the people •
county
is
lightly
contending
for
roads
to
proposition that he han since purchased "kolo” is always danced at any great themselves. One that tickled the gen­
will keep him there for another term ai
| connect it with Clatsop, the south part
Engineer Davis, of the P. R. & N. Co , thr. e more loUand through his influence national festival, and the effect of the eral public was this:
least — Eugene Register.
sonorous voices and swaying ring Is
Artemua Ward Delivered Lecture,
Congressman Hnwlev is now serving of the county is also rightly contending came in today from Portland.
Hevvral other commercial men have in-
very fine. Then there Is another dance Before All the Crowned Heads of Europ,
his second term, und, thus far, proved for the improvement of the main road
Ever Thought of Delivering Lecture,.
uonra & Knudson closed a deal last [ vested.Thia paper does not he«ilate to s»y performed by four or five, usually
himself to be a hard working, conscien from this city to Dolph so as to make week with F. R. Beals for a lot south that Lake Lytle in its judgment is youths, to the accompaniment of a
And ao excerpt from his lecture on
tious representative. Although we hold them suitable for heavy wagon and auto, of the concrete building and are now <l«-stine<l to he the resort in Tillamook Addle, the leader setting a lot of Intri­ “lirawing" Is quoted by Mr. Muddock
Mr. Hawley's opponents in the highest travel travel via Yamhill count/, while engaged ill excavating same for their County an<l with (he railroad guaran cate quick steps which the rest Imi­ as a particularly delightful bit.
“I haven't distinguished myself as
tees as to depot an<l passenger service tate at once. It Is really a sort of jig
esteem, it iv generally concede» I by the in the east there are those who want the new tire proof building.
and makes the spectator's bead swim an artist.” Ward said lu his inimitable
Wilson road improved. Surely. then, mi
citizens that nothing is gained by con
A letter from Miss Edna Garfield states behind it, no person desiring a beach
way. "but have always been mixed
If be watches It for long.
tinuallv changing, or, in other words, it objection ought to be raised to improv
Hint she arrived at Spring Valley, Wis . in vestment should hesitate to invest.
1 never saw any daDces in northern up In art. I have an uncle who takes
does the State ami this district harm to ing the highway on the west, which will
Lots
at
Lake
Lytle
are
on
sale
at
the
filler a visit to the fair and a pleasant
Albania, though certain Slav artists photographs lu bis sane momeuts, and
office of F. R. Beals.
be continually swapping Horses.
I bring Tillamook City and the center of
trip through the Rockey Mountains Up
love
to depict wonderful sword dances, I have a servant who takes everything
the county to touch with the commerce
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The piano recital to be given Wednes- with beauteous maidens swayl’ .g grace­ he can lay bls hands on at any mo­
to
the
time
of
writing
she
had
experietic
Dr. I’.
Sharp is the first to dispense | of the world.
ed no hot weather, but by this time, no nesdav evening, under the auspieces of fully after the style of nautch girls. ment.
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with a fence in front of his residence, and
“At a very tender age 1 could draw
A threat is made by some persons that doubt, she has found out the difference i he Tillamook Concert Band, at the opera A casual observer who has seen the
in doing 90 tie has set a good ?xampla in
on wood. When a mere child 1 once
between the tropical heat in theEustand house, promises to be a musical treat lor Albanians come Into Montenegrin mar­
they
are
going
to
prevent
the
county
improving the appearance of the city as
kets or to their great weekly gather­ drew a small cart load of raw turnips
If
all ...»
the c,,urt from liuiltling the bridge across the the delightfully cool atmosphere in this the lovers of fine music, for Dr. Emil ing in the bazaar of Scutari could ot er a wooden bridge, It was a raw
well as his own property.
1. ....
Enna
is
an
accomplished
and
pleasing
county.
cottages had the fences re mo veil and well Tillamook Hver on the grounds that the
□ever picture these stern, lean men morning. The people of the village
The passengers who come in on the musician Following is the program ;
dancing or at play. They never smile, recognized me. They said it was a
kept lawns surrounded the residences, county is in debt to a greater amount
Novelette........................... Gade.
and they look the life they lead, each raw turnip drawing. That shows how
what a different appearance it would than the law allows. The question of steamer Argo last week were W. O Bo­ Sonate................................. Mozart.
clan ever ready for war with Its neigh­ faithfully I had copied nature. I drew
give th? city. Tillamook Oitv may be a the location of bridges is always ti source dine, W. Huntington, Mrs. F. McGreg. Two piecescharacteristic binping.
bor and absolutely pitiless In the ven­ their attention to It. so you see there
of
contention,
and
it
depends
upon
whose
gor,
Minnie
Johnson,
Miss
K.
Hand,
A.
Ballad
in
form
of
a
varia.
little slow in taking on a spirit of civic
detta. The red Indian Is not more was a lot of drawlug In it.
pride, but once a start is made i.i that I K1«««'’« »"* I™*» through-whethcr it is M Williams, Mrs. B. Griffith, Mrs. L. F.
lion .................................. Grieg.
"The villagers, with the wonderful
Lyric pieces ....................... Grieg.
stoical in his bearing than the north-
direction it will soon he seen that we are ,rom n <i">'nt»rested point of view or from Smith and two children, H. L. Goodrich,
Valse .................................. (’areno.
ern Albanian clansman.—Wide World discernment peculiar to villagers, said
not to lag behind other places. The llr. ,h“‘ ,,f the
•»*"" *»>■> ««'>»« Mrs. H. R. Goodrich. L. D. Goodrich. C. Pobinaise............................ McDowell.
I had a future before me. As I waa
Magazine.
has set the pace and it is now for other ,he hrld»{i »i hi< neighborhood. As we L Ford. G. Armitage, C. L. Li ml lay, M. Scherzino ........................... McDowell.
walking backward when I made my
Melodie
...............................
Maseuet.
Fox and L. Dock ley, wife and family.
property owners to go one lietter is this
“•
'» " wr,,"K
“>
Kent and Burr.
drawing I replied that I thought that
Variation
inform
of
a
con
­
respect, for. as we have often remarked, building of the bridge across Tillamook
James Kent, famous for his “Com­ my future must be behind me.”
The Lytle Lake beach property proved
cert study on the Ger­
Tillamook City can he made „ prttQ, "»*r. »'"ch
>wen built years attractive to a large number of citizens
mentaries on American Law," was a
man air “Ach Du Lieber
great admirer of Alexander Hamilton,
attractive and up-to date city.
H«°* Bul what w‘" '* the outcome if in this county, tor they have been bur
Hannibal In Italy.
Augustin”.......................Emil Enna.
and when the great Federalist was
4**
the county court is restrained from issu- ing up lot, in that addition on Garilinldi Paraph» a e 0.1 F. uU Mo-
Hannibal entered northern Italy in
^’ves................................ (iounood Enna killed by Aaron Burr In a duel he be­ the year 218 B. C. and gained during
The snRp «hot m«n is not desirous of
more warrants above
000 ? hcach the past two weeks quite lively,
Mursch Millitaire.............E»nif Enna.
came the Implacable enemy of the lat­ that year the two victories of Tlrinui
filling any public office, hut there is one It will »imply mean this : The county preferlng that attractive location, as it
ter. One day long afterward when In and Trebla, both in Cisalpine Giul.
position that he would not object to. and conit will have to levy a heavy tax to will become the most popular place on
New York the Judge saw Burr on the The next year he advanced firther
Public Auction.
that is to serve on the Port of Tillamook
('ff the county’s indebtedness or put the bench. Of all the beach property on
opposite side of Nassau., street. He south and defeated the Romans at
for the next four or five years with « a it op to most all improvements until the market, none it selling as freely as
On Monday. July 26 at I p m., at went across the street as fast as his Trasymenu8. and the year following,
num’ier of men who would get in and do the county is out of debt. Is this the wise Lnke Lytle, and it ia nut aurpriamg to Hancnkratt’a yard, Tillamook. Entire years would permit and. brandishing
having proceeded still farther south,
something, just to convince people that
proper thing to d«^ at this time ? We hear the people of this county are getting
herd of 31 head of choice dairy cows and his cane In Burr’s face, shouted:
he Inflicted upon them the terrible de­
in making Tillamook City a seaport what hardly think so. But if the obstruction- in on the ground floor.
"You're a scoundrel, sir, a scoundrel, feat at Cannae, at which time his as­
heiler» to the highest bidder.
a
scoundrel!
”
a wonderful benefit it would be to the i»ts persists in forcing the matter to an
cendency attained Its maximum. He
The steamer Argo bad a full cargo of
F red K aufman .
Burr proved equal to the emergency. remained for thirteen years longer,
city and .he center part uf the county. i**ue well and good, it will put a stop
cheese and lumber when she left on Sat-
He raised bls hat and bowed to the but gained no more decisive victories
Somehow the average citizen iu this city
H>e county paying out any more in-
Administratrix Notice.
urdav, and she had to leave some lumber
ground and then said In his calmest
or couuty have no conception of what a tercst on outstanding warrants and will
He was finally recalled by the authori­
None* is H mkby Grraa.-That the an- professional tone. “The opinions of the
tiehind owing to the small tides. The
dersigned ha, been appointed adminiatratrls
deep water harbor to the metropolis of put the county upon a cash basis and
ties at Carthage, who had never giv­
cheese amounted to about $15,000. Her of the estate of WILLIAM hl MILLS learned chancellor are always entitled
en him anything like a decent support
Tillamook county would culminate in °ut of debt.
Unfortunately, however,
by the County Court of the state to the highest consideration."
passengers wer. Miss Kabkee. E. Lem­ deceased,
of Oregon, for t he county of Tillamook, and
—New York American.
They cannot conceive of a wide. deep Por the county, there are those who arc
ley, Mr. Hewett and wife, Mrs. W J. all persons having claims against said estate
"r'.2,'r.iby "1“'ted to present them, together
water front with saw mills and factories continually complaining and knocking,
Th,
Desert
sr.
Gorett. Miss Shirk, Mrs. M Smith, Miss rn.th
proper vouchers, to me at the
All th, Diffsrencs.
with large pay rolls, or ships loading at no matter whit the county court does
of H. T. Botts, Attornev-at Law In
“Do you desire to have It under­
Hnnenkratt. M. Hanenkratt, J. A. White office
Tillamook
City. Oregon, within six month,
Among the patients In the private
docks taking away the products, or a to improve the county with good roads
stood.
asked
the
Judge,
addressing
the
from
the
date
of
this
notice
and wile, Henry Hartford. Mrs. B. G.
bated July 22nd. 190«
city with a population of twenty-five and more bridges. It is with much re­
lady who wanted the divorce, "that w-ard of a Philadelphia hospital there
Kent. Hazel McNair, B. T. Haltom and
was recently a testy old millionaire of
Vioi.4 M ills ,
your
busband - deserted
—---- —J you?”
thousand or more. Although the snap <ret that we see thr spirit of fault finding
Adm'nlstratrix of the estate of
Mrs. Martin.
that city whose case gave bis physi­
“
Yea,
sir."
William
M.
Milla,
deceased.
shot man is getting to be a good roads 1,0 prevalent at a time when the citisens
The steamer Sue H. Elmore has been
"Please tell the court as concisely as cian considerable difficulty at first.
crank he believe* that a straight channel should l>e working harmoniously toge-
“Well," asked the crusty patient one
you can how he deserted you."
with (Moot of water at low tide from H>er and in conjunction with the county permitted to carry 36 passengers, Her
morning, "how do you find me now.
"Two
months
after
we
had
com­
passengers
when
she
left
on
Suoday
were:
Tillamook City to Tillamook bay is o| court for the improvement ol the county,
pleted our wedding trip be scolded me eh?"
Men who connot stop
far more importance to the center part Our advice is Budd up, not tear down , John Aschim. W. H. Wiggars. L. Olds,
"You're getting on fine." responded
because he thought I was extravagant
tor
o
roiny
doy.-
will
ol the county than nil other question* uf *»*<1 U«»1 beefing, kuocking, bellyaching D. Murphy, F. A. Morrison, J. Brown,
find toe greatest
In the matter of getting clothes, and I the doctor, rubbiDg bls hands with an
I. lbcraon, L. J. Beason, C. O. Perkins,
public improvement combined.
I »ntl complaining.
air of satisfaction. “Your legs are still
comfort cind freedom
went borne to my people.”
A. W. Breed, A. Raymond. C. Stout, T.
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of bodily movement *
swollen, but that doesn't trouble me.”
“Yes. Proceed.”
H. Elliott, |. Stout, J. Lydic, S. Phillipa,
in
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The official l>odies are «crapping owl
Wood Wood. Wood.
“Of course It doesn’t!" howled the
"Well, I waited and waited and wait­
las monry Icv.rdK. maintain the bond'd
j*,,
,ekph„„/Rl)LUE WAT8ON C. Mason, W. Rendtorfl, L. Thompson,
ed for him to come and beg me to re­ old man. “And let me tell yon this:
water *y*tem. if all the trickery and all (,.r Spruce limb wood.
immediate A. F. McIntyre, C. Knudson, L. Peel,
turn to him, and he never did.”—Chi­ If your legs were swollen. It wouldn’t
Ed. Loughlin. Miss A. Bramwell, Mias
trouble me either!”—Lippincott's.
the scheming connected with selling the I delivery.
cago Record-Herald.
N. Hannenkrat. M. Hannenarat and
WATERPROOF
bonds and in letting the contract couid
Il s Luck to Smoki* Puck.
Tom Johnson.
l»r published, it would tell w ho worked
Ambsrgris.
OILED CLOTHING
For Businas*.
TILLAMOOK CONSTRUCTION
OUT OF DOOR WORKERS
the alleged graft of 110,000 It has cost
the taxpayer* in the neighborhood of
$19,00*.) in taxation, besides water rent,
to maintain the system, and now the
official* are like so many Killkennv cats
fighting over the tax money. This is a
clear case of “high finance" where tl»t
taxpayers aie I k ing buncoed and taxed
to death, and it it h'gh time that the
taxpayer* raised * protest But it seem*
that thev dearly love to have their leg«
pulled every year tn support the water
system. And the dear taxpayer* wer?
told, when thev were induced Io bond
the city, that the water system would
not only pay intereat on the bonds the
fust year but that the revenue from il
w ould be aufHcient to create a sinking
fund and t»-e running repents* of lh>
rilv. as well a* reducing the insurance
rates. As • matter of fact every year since
The Belter than 6c. Cigar.
Ths Ligar
hi
the ti raen Box.
First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY
CITY. ORE,
Paid Up Capital..............
*25.000.
Offer* every facility for safe hanking,
and respectfully solicil» your business.
Aeta aa trustee for corporation*, nidi-
viduala and »wSatea. t'onhdenlial iru.l
rvlathxi. earned out faithfully.
Interest at current rate* on lime de-
posit a.
Mai) huaineaa given prompt attention.
Fire and lairglar proof safely dvposil
hose« just I natal led for convenience of
cusb'iuers at reasonable lental.
SllCKERS’3Qp JUITS’jqp
J A. Woollame, banker and capital
•«nd that friend a dollar whenever be
ist, who is making a tour of the Pacific
Evsi-y gormenl beonnq ?
’ l . n L,e only sp€D,1g bl* moQ«,y ‘n
Ihe
sign
of
the
f,sh
“
N
Northwest has purchased a large tract of
drinks and cigars. Black-Ob he al-
guortinfeed woterproof J .
timber land in Tillamook and Lincoln
Catalog h-ee ,
"Ays pays It back. White-Rut there
counties. Among the purchases made
• J »o*ft» co FOS’O n <■ « .
must he some other reason for your
by Mr. Woollums in this county was
ready generosity. Black-Well, there
the Taggart lands consisting of 450
He always «pends half the money
on me.—Judge
acres close to the Lincoln Co. line Mr.
Woollums made his purchase through
Not Guilty.
F. R. Beals.
He expressed hmiselF as
being highly pleased with his invratmeat
“W ,he
P*r-
•n. don t you realize that the love of
and predicts a wondeiful future lor the
When you want a quick cure without
money Is the root of all evil*’
any loss ol tune. and one that ia followed
lamher industry in Tillamook Co
by no bad esultx, use
"VOn Ann/0”"”1 ,h' »P*«ltbrlft
Geo. A Peel, representative of Healer,
ey as If I i "L™ b,n»,n< °n to mon
Nay & Co., of Portland, .¡Mid Lake
oy as If I loved It, do you?’
Lytle last week and invented in two
kka. Mr. Peel has made an exhaustive
Thing.
"Don't court trouble ”
examinatma of every resort on lbs Ore-
"No;
court
a
girl
,nd the rest will
It never fad» and ia pleaaant to take.
gon and Washington coasts with a riew
It
is
equally
valuable
for
children,
h
i,
of investing and pronounces lake Lytle
ianKwa for its cure* over a lares p.rI o(
far superior to any of them
So favor- the clvtlued world.
8 r
The essential characteristic of
bergris Is the penetrating and peculiar
odor, similar to that of musk. It is *>
powerful and so diffusive In Its
fume that the most minute quantity
when mingled with any other strong
«cent Is still perceptible. Its chief
component Is a fatty matter called
ambreln. which la got by bollinf a*
bergris in alcohol.
Diarrhoea
Polit*.
First Hobo—Say. did yer ever m»**
an after dinner speech? Second Hot*
—Sure. 1 always do. First B<*a-
G'on. Second Hobo—Sore I al»»^
•ez, ‘Thank ye. ma'am.** — Syr*1«**
Herald.
Chamberlain’s
Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy
It’s surprising how much a sixteea-
year-old son can tell his father tM<
the old man won’t believe.—Ex chant8-
I
They that lore you are stronger tl
your haters —Edwin Arnold