T j LLAMOOS HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 14, 1909.
ing over the ledge. But the point that
THE HUNCHBACK.
HARD NAMES.
we want to raise is this : There should
Wonder what the croakers, who used should tie no doubt whatsoever aS to Some In Scotland That Aroused a Romance of the Duka de Richelieu and
Mlle, de Rochechouart.
Lady From Schenectady.
to croak about “concrete lake,’’ think ! whether this rock is suitable for rokd
The Duke de lilchelieu married when
Few
Americana
have
trouble
In
pro-
about their croaking now ?
| purposes. There is a doubt, however,
seventeen years of age Mlle, de Rocbe-
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I and that being the case the county court noumlug tbe imine "Si-betiectady." al
There is a splendid opening for a sal will be making a great mistake, and h though tbe spelling of It la not always chouart. a little girl of twelve. As was
i mon cannery and cold storage plant in costly one for the taxpayers, if the rock so easy. Ill "Talks In a Library" tbe custom in tbe eighteenth century,
the young bridegroom set out ou his
this citv or on the Tillamook river. A turns out unsuitable, which will not only Lawreni e Hutton tells of an old Scutch travels after the ceremony, and the
laird whose guest one summer wan a
few rustling active men who are looking be a useless proceeding to operate the
I young lady named Miss Cunningham. child wife remained with his relations
for a profitable investment and business rock crusher there this winter, hut will wh<> .¡ime from Schenectady. "Skin In Paris. Three years passed, and the
cannot but help make money. It will retard the building of good roads in the ney taddy" ami "Shenk ter addy" were duke (then Count de Chinoiu. who bad
not be long before someone will come in center of the county. The best material as near io It us tbe laird usually came. received many charming letters and a
j from the outside and start one. and then obtainable for road building is none too
In bis eyes the orthographic and or- churn Ing miniature from his wife dur
1 a number of local people will wonder good, and it is a waste of money to at rboeplc beam of his own titles and ap ing bls abseuce. determined to return
how they came to ¡overlook it and allow tempt to build roads with poor material. pellations was entirely eclipsed by tbe home.
Ou bis arrival be was met on the
marvelous mote known as Schenec
outsiders to jump in ahead of them.
Before anv more money is expended on tady. and he never realized that tbe grand staircase of the Hotel de Riche
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crushing this rock the county court Inhiil.llnnts of tbe counties of Scho lieu by bis family, and. to bis borrur,
Amongst the cargo on board the Argo
should immediately advise itself as to harie. Cattaraugus and Chemung In instead of the pretty girl of fifteen
on her last trip out was a large consign
merits of this rock for road building and tbe Stale of New York might safely that he expected to see. tbe count saw
ment of the famous Tillamook cheese, a
it
it doest not come up to the hardness Idle their thumbs at tbe residents of a little hunchback who was none other
¡large quantity of the famous Tillamook
and brittleness of crushed boulders, then the shire of Fife in the kingdom of than his wife. The uulutppy youug
cranberries and some famous Tillamook
Scotland until his eyes were opened man. who was horror stricken, left
hogs for the Portland market, which it does r.ot come up to the standard that somewhat rudely and bis sight was in Paris that night aud for fifteen years
it
should
do.
Now
is
the
time
to
deter
remained away.
goes to prove that those residing within
a wav restored.
The poor little w ife possessed a beau
that city are being supplied with the mine this matter, not after large sums of
“L’ncle John." 1 said to him suddenly
money have been thrown a wav experi one evening when he was in convul tiful and generous disposition, and. so
- choicest of eatable and are living on the
fat of the land. And it appears to take menting with questionable material. We sions over Si h.-n.s tndy-'Tncle John, fm from being embittered by ber hus-
biind's behavior, she did her best to
a whole lot of this kind of truck to fill j do not presume to say that the rock is what is the name of your place?”
prevent any family dissensions arising
••Bnldutbo’."
the demand, but most every county in not suitable, bu’ in comparing it with
through it and went to live ou her
"And
of
your
parish?"
rock
from
crushed
boulders
we
have
our
the state is benefited by Portland’s great
estate of Courtellles. near Paris. It ia
"Aron rat! h ”
• demand for wholesome dairy products. doubts as to its fitness for road build.
said that she was deeply iu love with
“And of y i'iir postoffice?”
ing
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the duke, and iu time the accounts of
•Titian weem."
* * *
To obtain the highest possible score
ber uiiseltisiitiess and devotion to his
“Ai d of your railway station T
A great deal have been written and
for cheese the cheese makers must have
family so touched her busband that
"Klllcont.'tiluir."
about
the
famous
Tillamook
published
clean, wholesome milk. Milk that is left
“Ami still. Cncle John." I continued, he went to visit ber.
'The first visit led to many, and this
in the barns, near manure piles or placed cheese, about Tillamook butter, honey “you. as laird of Rnlduthy (the vernac
in dirty cans is what helps to give cheese ami cranberries, yet we cannot see why ular formi. elder of tbe kirk of Arron- strange couple became firm friends,
a off flavor. Deputy Dairy and Food Tillamook cannot become a strong com craw, receiving your letters and pa and Just tiefore he died the duke con
I Commissioner Catterlin has been having petitor w ith Hood River for apples, with pers at Phtenweem and taking yonr templated residing permanently at
Courteilles with bls wife, from whom
some trouble with a few of the dairymen the Rogue Valley for pears, with Mount trains nt Kllluocker, think Schenec
he had fled in disgust many years be
who will not comply with the proper Tabor for strawberries, and with the tady funny!”
fore.- Chicago News.
I sanitary conditions for tbe proper care rest of Oregon for small fruits. For a
EREAD SHEETING.
; of milk and it is his intention to condemn number of years the impression has gone
TRANSPLANTED A POND.
j all milk that is not properly cared for. forth that this was not a fruit country,
Th« Sun Dried Dough of the Land of
This will have a good effect, for there is but the Headlight will dispell that delu
the Pyramid».
Showing What an Enthusiast Will Do
no reason why milk taken to the cheese sion and will endeavour to create some
to Hava a Garden.
In the land of the pyramids when
interest
in
fruit
raising
in
Tillamook
factories should not be pure and whole
ever coffee Is brought Into a visiting
Many
a
country
laborer will do much
county. It is true that fruit trees does
some.
guest the sun cooked bread sheeting Is for the sake of a garden, but few per
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not do well where they are exposed to the always served therewith. It looks like
The snap shot man is still firmly of the cold north west wind which blow in tbe so nim h chamois leather and is of haps would be willing to go to such
pains in tbe pursuit of tbelr bobby as
opinion that the proper way and the summer months, but this only extends sweetish taste, being compounded sole did an enthusiastic navvy with whom
molt economical way to construct good to a limited area. There are thousands ly of flour and tbe expressed pulp of Dean Hole once came io contact.
roads is to put a practical engineer in of acres of land up the Wilson and Trask sultana rnlslus. It Is cleanly to handle
This man. having obtained the posi
charge of the road building. It seems rivers and in the South part of the and can be crumpled up in the hand tion of gatekeeper on a railway, found
that Tillamook county is not ready to county, especially on the hillsides which without fracture.
himself the possessor of a barren grav
This bread sheeting is a most Impor el pit as an ajiology for a garden. Tbe
make the change, but we want to sav will grow just as tine apples,and ol equal
this : People will demand a change one flavor us Hood River. This is no idle tant article of Interior commerce, per dean, who kuew tbe spot well, visited
of these days, for public sentiment is statement, but the naked truth. Take camel caravans, among the Asiatic kali It some twelve mouths after the man
fats and bazaars. It has for thousands had taken possession, and tbe sight
changing quite rapidly, and one of the for an illustration the apples grown by
of years been their combined bread, which met bls eyes astonished him.
causes which is bringing it about is the Orley Kellow and others in the South cracker and cake all In one.
“Was It a mirage 1 saw upon tbe
frequent reports that quite a number ol part of the county last year and we will
Tbe bread sheeting is used In the sandy desert? There were vegetables,
men who work on the road do as little j defy anv part of Oregon to produce a countries of origin as minor articles of fruit, bushes and fruit trees, all la
work as possible. Probably the Head finer apple. Or, for another illustration, furniture atid furnishing. Just as the vigorous health. There were flower«
light may have to make this an issue at the orchard of Fred C. Skomp on the natives of the tropics make a bewil aud the queen flower in ber glory.”
the coming election, but we would prefer Trask river. True it is that dairying dering variety of uses of the cocoanut
•"Why.’ 1 exclaimed, 'what have
seeing the county court give the matter absorbed the attention of the farmers in palm and Its products, ns sun blinds, you done to tbe gravel pit?'
“ 'Lor' bless yer,’ he replied, grin
a trial next year if they can find the former years, but with the changed con awnings, lanterns, cashiers for hold
right man to place at the head of the ditions which the advent of the railroad ing papers and so on through a dozen ning. T hadn’t been here a fortnight
uses. Iu their dry climates these uses afore I swopped It for a pond.’ ”
road building.
will bring about the fruit industry will are practicable, but In rainy seasons
A further inquiry elicited the fact
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Nehalem Enterprise is the name of the claim a great deal of attention from tbe goods If wetted collapse like paper that this most ardent garden lover
had. after an agreement wltb a neigh
newspaper which made its dehut in the those who want to invest in it, for there almost.
Even in Manhattan among the Ital boring farmer, removed with pick and
north end of the county last week. We is going to be a great demand for fruit
ian
bakers
you
see
tlie
peculiar
trellis
wish it success, and with the hope that it to supply the visitors who will flock to work hardtack bread (made In big ring barrow bis sandy stratum to the depth
of about three feet and wheeled it to
will prosper and become most influential the summer resorts and beaches in this ed sheets about a yard square! made
the margin of an old pond, which bad
and a strong factor in the building up of county as 3oon as the railroads are com I to do duty as temporary shelving. It been gradually filled up wltb leaves
plete
It
is
surprising
the
amount
of
Nehalem, which is about to emerge from
will not stand much weight, but Is and silt. Tbe rich, productive mold
its long isolation and bottled up condi fruit that is consumed at the summer used for drying out light articles, as from the pond be bad taken home to
tion to that of business activity and en resorts, and to prepare for the demand the air strikes the objects both from his garden, replacing It with gravel
aud leveling as per contract.—West
terprise. If rightly conducted the Enter for fruit in this county in the future, it below and above.-Bakers' Weekly.
minster Gazette.
prise should receive the kindly support of appears to us that fruit farms, especially
Use
and
Ornament.
all those who live in that part of the small fruits and ’vegetables, will
Mr.
Newrlch.
tbe
multimillionaire,
Antiquity of Nicknames.
county, for a live, fearless newspaper is prove to be highly profitable. The was furnishing the library of his mag
The origin of the word as well as
a good thing in any community. Who it summer travel into this county is going nificent mansion. "Let me see.” he
is that is editing the Enterprise ir fails to create an enormous demand for these mused. “You've got the order for thai the exact date of appearance of tbe
custom of "nicknaming” Is unknown.
to mention, but. perhaps, this is an over articles, and we want to see them raised $5.000 edition de luxe of Dickens
Such names are as old at least as tbe
sight. Every growing community or in Tillamook so that the visitors can be bound In levant?"
most venerable chronicles, for upon
"Yes. sir." replied the bookseller.
city needs a live newspaper to help boost supplied with fresh fruit and vegetables.
diving Into ancient history we have no
Those
who
plant
out
a
few
acres
to
"And
the
$10,000
set
of
Shake
their advantages, and in this respect we
trouble at all in proving that Plato
feel glad that the county, and especially strawberries and other small fruits this speare?"
was called the "Attic Bee" and Socra
"Yes.
sir."
winter will find that it will prove a most
tes “Old Flat Nose.” There Isn't the
Nehalem, has another booster.
"And the standard authors bound In least doubt but that many of our sur
profitable investment in a few years. We
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What’s the matter with the valuations have offered these few suggestion, for we calf—Thackeray. Scott. Washington names come from nicknames applied
Irving. Cooper and all them there to our ancestors, such, for instance, as
in Clatsop County, anyway. for the as leel sanguine that Tillamook county will other fellers?"
“Dollarhide." "Oxenrlder." "Bright.”
sessment only totals up $8.887,031 ? become just as famous for its fine fruit
“Yes. str; I hare a memorandum of "Lightfoot,” "Walkingsha w.” "Red
Oae would naturally suppose that the as it is famous for cheese, butter, honey tbe entire list."
head.” "Longman." “Longfellow." etc.
assessment of Astoria would amount to and cranberries.
“Well, then, that's off my mind." Julius Caesar was popularly styled
that amount or more, but it must he
said Mr. Newrlch of PlttRburg. with a "Bnldbead.” and even the third Barn
The Bed-Rock of Success
that that city does not amount to very lies
ill a keen, clear brain, backed by iu. sigh of relief "Now. what I want 1« eses is said to have been known by an
much after all when it comes to impor- ifomitable will and; resistless energy. something to read. Say. bare you got Egyptian word which signifies "limpy.”
i tance and valuation, if one is to judge by Sucli power comes from the splendid a complete set of 'Old Sleuth?’"—New No one has been able to escape tbe
1 the assessor’s figures, or it may be that health that Dr. King's New Life Pills York Times.
blighting or benign Influence of the
impart. They vitalize every organ and
nickname. Kings, queens, philosophers,
the other part of the county has but a build up brain and body J. A. Harmon.
A Haro.
divines, statesmen, as well as many
small valuation. But that is not so. , i Lizemore, W. Va., writes : •• They are
Tommy's mother bad made him a
There is Something radically wrong with rhe best pills I ever used.” 25c. at present of a toy shovel and sent him other eminent persons, have been made
to prosper or suffer by having some
the assessment in Clatsop county, and Chas. I. Clough.
out In tbe sand lot to play with his
appropriate or ridiculous sobriquet be
we do not presume that there is much
baby brother. “Take care of bahy
stowed upon them.
likelihood of Portland moving, bag and
now. Tommy, and don't let anything
hurt him." was mamma's parting In
baggage, to Astoria where valuations are
I Remember.
Junction. Presently screams of an
down to bed rock. Tillamook county,
I remember. I remember tbe house
guish from baby sent the distracted
although bottled up and considered in
where I was born: tbe voice of dad
parent flying to the sand lot. “For
significant for many vears. puts Clatsop
When you want a quick cure without goodness' sake. Tommy, what has hap that bellowed forth to rouse me every
county in the dark when it comes to val any loss of time, and one that is followed
morn; tbe picnic that I always bad
pened to the baby?" said she. trying
when winter breezes blew to clear th»
uations, for it is assessed at $11,590,027. by no bad .-esults, use
to soothe tbe walling Infant.
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"There was a naughty fly biting him sidewalk of the snow, tbe chores I had
to do. I rememlter. I remember, tbe
It is a question whether the rock at
on top of his bead, and I killed It with
old
time days In school, the licking*
the Red Clover factory is suitable for •
tbe shovel," was tbe proud reply.-Lip-
that I always got for breaking soma
' road building. We have our doubt9
plncott's.
darned rule; the moonlight nights I
, about it, for it has the appearance of a
It never fails and is pleasant to take.
used to go out In tbe old bob sleigh
Because.
■ soap stone or baked clay and is easily It ia equally valuable for children. It is
She-1 tell you the moral superiority and bug aud kiss tbe pretty girls be
pulverised, in fact, we did not like the famous for its curea over a large part of
of woman Is recognized in the lan neath tbe robes and bay. I remember,
color of it for road purposes when look- the civilized world.
I remember, oh, no, I'll not forget: Id
guage itself. There Isn’t any feminine
like to wander back again to those old
for “rascals," la there?
Re—Of course not, but that', be days, you bet!—Los Angeles Express-
Editorial Snap Shots.
The only Baking Powder
Mason, Pennington & Co ’s
LARGE FALL STOCK
is mostly in,
And we are fully prepared to fill
your Fall and Winter Orders.
A Visit to this Store will convince you that our
Goods are the best and the prices the lowest.
Dress Goods
Our Stock of Dress Goods is
best that we
the largest and
have ever carried.
All Wool Dress Suitings
Iu all tbe late
shades and
fancy stripes at from
JI.25 to 51.85 per yd.
BROADCLOTHS
In all the leading shades,
51.75 per yd.
CHIFFON
In
Green,
PANAMAS
Brown,
Blue and Red at
Black, i
51.00pryd’>
YOU CAN
r twice as much
for custom
tailored clothes, if you want
to, but you cannot buy more
than we can give you for, say,
FRENCH SURGES
In Blue, Red and Brown,
51.25 per yard.
’20 to ’40
Select your preference of
hundreds of beautiful Fall and
Winter woolens, and secure
IMPORTED MOHAIRS
the superior workmanship of
In all colors,
65c.
to 51.65 per yd.
Ed.V. Price & Co.
r America's .
Fancy Silk Waistings,
Messaline Silks.
>
largest tailors of
good made-to-order clothes.
You have our guarantee
of shape, fit, style and extra
ordinary value in clothes
Diarrhoea
Chamberlain’s
Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy
made just as you want them.
cause—
She—That's because there are no
feminine rascala¡-Chicago Tribune.
With Each 510.00 purchase we give a large
FR A MED PICTUR E.
From the large crowds that visit our store on Wednesday
afternoons shows that the people appreciate the liberal premiums
we are giving.
On last Wednesday, at a. 30, Mrs. Wm. Eberman received
the set of dishes, as she held the ticket 6 o’clock, 37 minutes, 9
seconds, which was the nearest to the time the clock stopped,
which was 6 o’clock, 37 minutes, 11 seconds.
Save your tickets. They are good every Wednesday at a.30
p.m.
.“THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY
Tenth and Morrison, Portland, Oregon 8 8 A. P. Arrsstroni, LL.B., Principal
Old in years, new in methods, admittedly the high-standard
commercial school of the Northwest. Open all the year. More
calls for help than we can meet — position certain. Class and
individual instruction. Bookkeeping from written forms and by
office practice. Shorthand that excels in every respect. Special
penmanship ^department. Write for illustrated catalogue.
They Wore Shady.
Bung—8o you bare succeeded in tree
ing back my sneestors? Whst fa your
fee? Genesloglst—Twenty guineas for
keeping quiet about them.—Cassell’s
Saturday Journal.
Homemade.
Bin-Thought you alwsys smoked
Havana cigars? JUl-So 1 do. BUl-It
"f* Colorado" on that box you just
banded me.—Yonkers Statesman.
Do but half of what you can. and
IM »ill be surprised at your own dill-
S*nca.
Just a Ruse.
"Will you take something to drink?"
“With pleasure.” .
The photograph was taken, and tbe
sitter said. "But what about that HtUe
invitation?" •
"Ob, sir. tbst is Just a trade ruse of
mine to give a natural and interested
expression to the face.”—London A®-
ewers.
On ths Toboggan.
"Many a man." said Uncle Ebe",
'thinks he's havin' a tremenjou« b<
time as a sport when be is merP 1
goln’ through de Initiation of d*
and Out club."—Washington Star
A good heart overcomes evil fortune.
—Don Quixote.