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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MAY 12. 1910
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Their Movement* When Placed
In Lime Juice or Vinegar.
HAVE APPEARANCE OF LIFE-
TMlr Motion It Caused bv Carbonic
Acid Gas Evolved bv Contact With
the Liquid Acid—Th« CUans.ng Proc-
ata In a Journey Over the Eyeball.
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Tbe druggist took s «mall beetle
from a drawer and emptied from li a
few liny objects that looked like flat,
rouud bit» ot |Hdl»he<1 bone- He pick
ed up one and hitnded It over for iu
xpeitlou One «ale of It was marked
wltb numerous concentric grooves
“Tbs I 1» au eyeetone." tuiid the drug-
glut. He poured a lalde»|»»mful or »o
of liquid out ot a t»>ttie into a saucer-
like dl»h sud diluted It with water
“And this.“ said lie. “Is a weak solu­
tion of lime juice." Tbe druggist look
one of the eyeatones and placed It In
tbe aolntlon. I’reMeully It begau It*
move a» If It were alive II made It»
way »lowly about In dlCTereut dlrec
tlona Iu tbe liquid In a mysterlou»
nut truer
“That strange movement of tbe eye
atone.” said the druggist, “when plac­
ed In a weak solution of lime jui— or
vinegar ha» given rise among Ignorant
and KuperHtltloua (teofde to tbe uotlon
thnt It has life and that It loves vine­
gar and lovea to swim in It above all
things. Rut there Is uo more life In au
eyestone tbnu there Is In a paving
stone. It 1» cont|>o«ed of calcareous
material and when placed In tbe solu
lions named la made to move about by
carbonic acid gas. which Is evolved by
contact wltb th« liquid acid.
“These little stones and all genuine
eyewtoues once were the front doors,
so to speak, of ihe shells of a little
molluscoUM animal that Ilves nlong the
Koutb A merles n vast coa»ts. The shell
of that little creature 1» a uulvalve.
This calcareous formation Is ou the
tip end of th« mollusk, and when It
draws Itself Into Its shell to esi-ape
danger or go to sleep the eud. of
course, la the lust part that Is drawn
Into tbe cavity or mouth of the shell.
where it fits so closely and Is so hard
that It affords perfect protection to
the animal against Its euemlcs from
without
were opened, and ilieie Hie now fltieen
“The natives collect those little mol
aucti brnneue» (UrougUoul the city.
lusks In Inrge number» for no other
Em-Il aril, le pawned coMts iiixhi I <i
purpose than to secure tb« eyewtoue«. cent» for adniliiiiiriitiun. m.ii .noil
as we call them, and they bold them $*2.7. IKK I pet nmiuni 1» lost on .mi. les
In great awe. believing them to pos­ pawmal whit'll do not pay imoe 111101
sess itu|H>runtural attributes. Bailors 4 per cent Interest.
It appear« to be the (•tlMlrin I I
on the vessels erigngod In the fruit
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trade with those regions obtain tbe people in Hnlhind to pawn hv i<
stone« from Ibe natives and bring vlotbi'H on Mmidiiy morning rKlK'iii
them here for sale to the wholesale them on the Halnrtlay night following
druggists, and there was a time wbeu uml repuwu them oil the folio« tnj
tbe demand for them generally was Moudny. »1« tiring their use lor .nr
SUhdii.v out Ing. Over 40 per relit oi
quite large.
’’There la nothing better to remove the biialtie«» ut the pawnshop consists
foreign substances from the eye than nf tills elasa ot pledges
The revenue lx derived from
one of these Houth American eye­
stones. which use Is whnt gives Ibetn nn pledge«, to in i-enlx charged on
Ihelr name. Many people think that each loan for administering sxih - iimph .
before using them It Is necessary to amounts ris-elvid trull! the «me ut
pledge» and rem ot pins ot the build
put them In rlnegnr ’to give them
Ing owned by Hie pawnshop
life.' but It Is not necessary at alt
The minimum advnuced on nnv artl
The stone Is Inserted ut one corner of
cle la 1(1 cent« and the miivlmum $’2ii|
tbe eye. with tbe grooved aldo next to
The Interest paid runs from tl per ceiil
the lid. Th« pressure of the eyeball
Io 13 per cent. The amount nt Inter
forces It to move about Iu the eye. and
eat collei-ted Is regulated every Ilin«,
the groovva collect the foreign matter
years. »0 that the tiank will a.>t re-
and retain IL After niaklug a thor­ reive nt any time mure than K pet cent
ough circuit of tbe eye tbe stone will on tbe capital Inrested — Consular Ke
come out ut the corner next to the port«
nose
No Inconrenlanc« la caused by
Ils presence.
Th. Arab« of* Syria.
“There arc other eyeatonea. In the
Among the Arabs of Syria n mat!
bead of our common crawtisb there cbiinges bls mime after the inrtli ol
ar» two llttl« bones, just back of and hl« eldest son. assuming the mime
l>eueatb th« «ya«, which reaembie tbe «hlcb has been tiesliiwixl upon the
Houth Amerlcau eyestone«. about tbe heir, with the pn-lix Abu. meutim
only difference jbclng that they are
"father of” Thus If the «on 1.« i-niteii
smooth all over.Ipalead of grooved ou Fudls Allah, "(hal’« bnitnly.'* the tx
ooe aldo. Tbe«» crawfish ttonva are liter will tie henceforth kimivti as Al.it
kuowu as eyestones and are used as I’uille Allah, “father of God's ts-unty
such In tbe w«at. bnt they bare none
In like manner the nun her would Is-
of tb« virtue« of tb« real eyestone come known as Em Kudle Allah
Their proper name la crab stones. In “mot ber of God'« bounty.'* Phis cus­
INiland and part« of itussla quit« a tom Is not merely one of rouinsiti
trad« Is found In th« collectlug ot «|>e«ch. bul extends to all uectisious
these crab slonca. Th« crswflsb are
and eveu to legal dts'iimeiita.
Still
taken and buried In deep pita, when
mor« atraugrty. even when a man
they are left to di« and rot. Tbe rafsaa
though married bn» uo son tbe i-ouite
la then washed and tb« stone« ar«
ay of oriental sis iety dema mis unit be
picked out
They ar« not used in
should lie nddreased as Abu Salim nt
tboa« cooutr1«a an eyeatonea, but ara
Abu Mahmoud, after au Imaginary
taken lutsenally. faith io tb«lr beoeti-
•on whom polltrnea» confers upon mm
crat atomacblc propartlaa balng great"
—New fork I’reea.
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Only On« M««««g«.
The lady of tb« bouse wberv they
use a “party tin«“ told tb« new m.hl
to repeat to ber any mwmn
Then
tbs lady w«ot abopplng.
When aba
returned ihe summoned the maid
“DM you receive any meaaag* for
me. JansF* aba Inquired.
“Only ooe. ma’am.
I (bought 1
board tb’ ball ring, ma’am, an* I took
down th’ receiver, ma’am, an* Juat
lh*” s voice aakl. 'Listening again, are
you.
you
old enoop r’’-Cieveiand
I’lala Dealer
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of the «"“Bal statement
| Prof. J. Lawrence Laughlin, of ' Synopsis
of the BEAVER STATE MER­
THE TINWARE TUWELED.
the University of Chicago, rejects
CHANTS MUTUAL FIRE 1^;
SU RANCE ASSOCIATION, of
the quite prevalent view affirmed
T8«n th« Prie«« Tumbltd. «nd Dan
by President Taft and accepted by ' Portland, Oregon. Submitted to
Sold Out All H h Sloe».
the Insurance Commissioner for
P ho MHvQuinn. u l»«» run » generili Bryan as a vindication of the free , the year ending December 31st,
silver theory, that the increase of
»nPH'llNIWllM»- *M‘»re* 11» »1 *fl»l|Hir% loYA'h
1909.
prices of necessary commodities '
|(HrtfHlii
hih I
INCOME.
Cash
received with appli­
Nli
tlw*
«»III«*»
»»!>
¡»»It
is
connected
with
the
increase
in
lllHH
cations
for insurance
And Ihe seemingly <» PMflC»» the available supply of the world's
f<»y»*i hvr
during the vear............. $23,097.63
injrf «»I If i> »hai tie make* a lllu
gold. In a paper for Scribner’s Cash received from all
ulte
«»in «»t **very
761.10
Magazine, Prof. Laughlin insists
other sources.....................
condii'ted H r I f « i'»
Recent Ijr
he
that new gold should be considered -
• mi I«». AH kind* of titrY%a»-e n«»ii«*‘tioid
Total income................... $23,858.73
»iteiiMflM werw displayed >t» lai».»** nul with reference to the volume al­
DlBBt'RSEMKNTS.
«lieitex h I m 'IH tile 4»»rer«M»m l»ir*M-f|\ ready in existence. Between 1851 ' Amount paid members for
and
1875
the
stock
of
gold
in
the
losses
and
claims............ $7,225.40
in file center ot the r«Miin wa>» an in»
neiiNe MlMintUiS f*H»*e yy HI i eight »»I ten world was doubled, or from $3,158,- i Dividends paid to mem­
3,024.96
bers .......................................
Abel ven. <ni «vtikh yahn arranged a fXX),000 to $6.332,(MM), (00.
From 1876
H'Ui* variety of pieces of tinuare all to 1895 the gold increase was 43 per Salaries of officers, direc­
tors and office help.......... 2,842. i5
narked iu b«»ld figure*
cent, yet the professor points to Salaries
and
expenses
AI mi III the lime the *1»»re WH« p’O kerl
2,291.00
the fact that price« were very low j special agents ...............
(•¡i'iie
h
1er
with l»aream seeker* there
in 1895. From 1896 until 1905 the [ Amount of all other ex­
tfic cr:lMh fn»n» the »enter »»f rliF
penditures ........................... 5,827.69
per
•oom
A lumbering ex pre** until hint increase of gold was only 35
rose
i
cent,
yet
prices
in
that
period
Total disbursements .. $21,212.48
l|»P«nl over the chxp . and the tinware
ASSETS.
»VMM * cii tiered eY err yy here. bill tint almost continuously. Among the
4,766.49
damaged to any extent
I »an imine causes Laughlin gives for the Cash in Banks.....................
•iiately rushed to the arene of the ('»in I era of high prices are the tariff Premiums in process of 3,515.79
collection .............................
fusion. So did all (tie women attend
rise of wages, disappearance of Amount of all other assets. 1,305.95
mg the sale After giving ihe dray
range-fed beef, movement of rural
•nnn a severe railing flown Inin, who population to tlie cities, extrava­
Total......................... .......... $9,678.03
i|i|»e:irpd to be tn a terrible rage. an
LIABILITIES.
gance
and
waste,
cost
of
militarism,
manned that rather than pick tip «»tie
Re-instirance premiums .. 1,057.38
I monoply methods of the trusts and Commissions due agents .
282.94
piece <»t the ware he «»»llld *ell even
708.00
All other liabilities..............
plei-p f<»r <5 vent*. J’he original pre e*. costly methods of retailing.
Amount of unearned pre­
narked plainly on ea»-h piece. w»»re
miums on all outstanding
from IU to 15 rents I »an s»»i<f every
Notice.
risk . ......................................... 4,170.61
•dece right from the floor and did u in
N otice I s H ereby G iven ,—That
»XX than five minute*
Total liabilities............. $6,219.93
If nty one »>f the bargain «wker« the County Court will receive bids BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR.
had happened iiroilixl the store lifter for the construction of a bridge Amount of property at
risk, December 31, 1908 . 772,315.00
the Male wn* over they would hit ve 'across the Wilson River, at what is
been Miirpriwed to see Ihtn hntldltllf (he I known as the Keifer place, said Amount of risks added
during the year .............. 1,216,523.00
expreMHiiiiiu n pieve of money. Hppiir bridge to be a wood span and 125
risks can­
.•lllll very well «ali«6i«i wllli tile r»- | feet in length, constructed accord- Amount of
celled, withdrawn or
cult of a clever ru«e which hail
! ing to plans and specifications on
terminated during the
lirotiglit n big day's receipts — Modern
year .................................... 666,265.00
tile at the office of County Clerk.
Mel hods.
amount of risk De­
A certified check equal to 5 per Net
cember 31, 1909.............. 1,243,428.00
cent of the amount of the bid must Largest amount of in­
A DUTCH PAWNSHOP.
accompany each bid as a guarantee
surance carried in any
one risk .............................
4,000.00
that the bidder will execute a bond
Sunday Cloth«« a Favorite Collataral
(Signed i, D, C. B urns .
for the completion of the contract if
In Holland.
(Signed). C has . B. M errick .
The Dutch puw n»li<ip ot Amsterdam, awarded the same.
All bids to be filed in the office of
known us liiink van l.eening. is under
What Everybody Wants.
the control ut the luiiiiK-ipiiliiy. I p to County Clerk of Tillamook County,
Everybody desires good health
Bild the Imsiuess was ifiimil by the ‘ Oregon, on or before 9 o'clock a. tn.
city to a private emupuiiy. tint as u Wednesday, the 1st day of June, 1910. which is impossible unless the
kidneys are sound and healthy.
refused Io reduce Its Interest on puwu
The court reserving the tight to Foley's Kidney Remedy should be
ed urlii les Ihe i lly look over the limo
taken at the first indication of any
' reject any or all bids.
ne»s and has managed It ever »Ince.
irregularity, and a serious illness
By order of the County Court.
The first shop wax eslubllMlied In the
may be averted. Foley’s Kidney
J. C. HOLDEN, County Clerk.
Euge l.nmliardxteeg. and husiliex« lx
Remedy will restore the kidney’s
and
bladder to their normal state
still done In the original miliding
As
and activity. C. I. Clough.
Notice of Change of Name.
tbe bilxltiexx Im-reased hraneb Imuses
Cashed Hsr Bouquet«.
A younc wnman wnlked Into a well
known florist’s and. motioning one nt
the men askle. said a few words Iti s
low rolra They stepped ba<-k tn the
desk, and be gar« her anme money
Home time after she had left be sunt
to one of the other men:
“I»ld you notice that glit? Mr R
left a standing order to «end ber a boi
of flowers every Saturday. He’s away
Just now. and when «be «eea aomr-
tblng that she had rather hare than
ber weekly bouquet she comes tu here
and cashes her flowers, so to epenk
She’s not the only ous either."-New
York Sun.
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TIüüRJVIOOK ICE and
COLD STORAGE CO.
meike a speeialty
MANUFACTURING
ice
and
Storing all kinds of Perish
able flrtieles.
U7e also make
JVIokatil Pure pood lee Cream.
It’s all Cream, Cold and Suueet.
Plant : Corner 1st and 3rd Avenue,
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
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¿XPORT BEER,
KAISER BLUME.
Unsurpassed. Non-Intoxicating.
MALT TEA.
Beer,
Spacial Brew.
Columbia Bottling Co.,
Astoria, Oregon-
N otice I s H ekeby G iven ,—That
Chamberlain's Liniment.
Soda Waters. Sipthons, Bartlett Mineral Water,
the County Court of the State of
This is a new preparation and a
Oregon, for the County of Tilla­ good one. It is especially valuable
i mook, did on the 7th day of Febru­
as a cure for chronic and muscular
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ary, 1910, duly make and enter iti rheumatism, and for the relief from
the
Journal
of
said
court,
an
order
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pain which it affords in acute in-
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and decree, decreeing that 1 '*le ! flamtnatory rheumatism.
Those
name of Harry William Angelo be
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1 ' who have used it have invariably
changed to that of Harry William spoken of it in tlie highest terms
Scovell; that the name of the said of praise.
Lame
back,
lame
person shall foreve« hereafter be shoulder and stiff neck are due to
Harry William Scovell, and that due, rheumatism of the muscles, usually
lawful and public notice of such brought on by exixisure to cold or
change of name be published in the damp, and are quickly cured by
Tillamook Headlight, and this no­ applying this liniment freely and
tice is published pursuant to said massaging the effected
parts.
order and decree.
Soreness of the muscles, whether
In witness whereof, the Clerk of induced by violent excercise or
the County Court aforesaid has set I injury, is allayed by this liniment.
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his hand anil affixed his official For sale at Iaimar's drug store.
seal on this 19th day of February,
1910.
Will make the season of 1910 at Easter’s old stand in Till!
For More Than Three Decade«.
J. C. HOLDEN, County Clerk.
mook
City until June 15th, and from June 15th at Nehalem i
Foley’s Honey and Tar has been
a household tavorite for all ail­ long as necessary. For terms apply to
Bid Wanted For Wood.
ments of the throat, chest and
B. L. BEALS, Nehalem Horse Company.
For infants and children
Bills will be received by the lungs.
it is best and safest as it contains
Mnple Leaf Creamery Ass’n for no opiates and no hatmful drugs.
Alder anil Hemlock wood, to be None genuine but Foley’s Honey
delivered at its factory, Tillamook and Tar in the yellow package.
Refuse substitutes. C. I. Clough.
FAMILY
County, Oregon, one half by Au­
gust 15th, 1910, and balance by
A Man Wants To Die
October 15th, 1910, and bids to be only when a lazy liver and slug­
sent to Carl Ilaberlacli, Secretary gish bowels cause
<— * frightful
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despoti-
of said Association, on or before dency. But Dr. King’s New "Life
May 23rd, 1910. Bids will be re Bills expel poisons from the sys­
The valued family re- g
ceiveil on from ten to 100 cords. tem; bring hope and courage; cure
cipes fnr
for miltrh
cough an/I
and ordrl
cold ® I For Stomach Trouble, SlugfiH
Directors reserve the right to reject all Liver, Stomach and Kidney *
any or all bids.
troubles; impart health and vigor * cute, liniments, tonics and V Liver and Habitual Constipat>*|
to the weak, nervous and ailing.
other remedies have as
M apa , b L eaf C rramery A ss ’ n .
25c. at Chas. I. Clough’s.
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careful attention here as ft It cures by aiding all oi tM
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FLANEUR, No. 56331
Only Imported Percheron Stallioi
in Tillamook County.
The most perfect individual and is breeding trut
his type.
î Foley’s
WW..L Orino
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Whooping Cough.
This is a more dangerous disease
than is generally presumed. It
will be a surprise to many to learn
that more deaths result from it
than from scarlet fever. Pneumo­
nia often results from it. Cham­
berlain’s Cough Remedy has been
used in many epidemics of whoop­
ing cough, anil always with the
liest results. Dell>ert McKeig of
Harlan. Iowa, says of it: ”My Ixiy
took whooping cough when nine
months old.
He had it in the
winter. I got a bottle of Chamber-
lain’s Cough Remedy which proved
good. I cannot recommend it too
highly.” For sale at Lamar's drug
store.
Do It Now.
Now is the time to get rid of your
rheumatism. You can do so by
applying- Chamberlain's Linement.
Nine eases out of ten are simply
muscular rheumatism due to cold
or damp, or chronic rheumatism,
yield to the vigorous application of
this liniment. Try it. You are
certain to tie delighted with the
quick relief which it affords. Sold
at I.amar'8 drug store.
the most intricate prescrip­
tions.
II
! drugs Onr will fresh, help high to grade
make
these remedies more effec-
tive than ever.
Right prices are also
assured.
NO WMV TIME
digestive organs—gently stia»|
lates the liver and regulates
bowels—the only way tM
chronic constipation caa N
cured. EspeciallyrecommentM
for women and
childresj
Clears blotched complexio»!
Pleasant to take. Refuse substitute1
Sold by Chas. I. ClougL
A Morning Reminder.
CLOUGH,
You awake with a mean, nM
Reliable Druggist.
An Ideal Husband
is patient, even with a nagging
wife, for he knows she needs help.
She may be ao nervous and run­
down in health that trifles annoy
her. If she is melancholy, excit*
able, troubled with loss of appetite,
headache, sleeplessness, conatipa-
tion or fainting and dixxy «|>ell«.
She need« Electric Bitters, the moat
wonderful remedy for ailing women.
Thousands of sufferer# from female
troubles, nervous troubles, t»ack-
ache and weak kidney» have used
them and become' healthy and
happy.
Try them.
Only ¡Be.
Satisfaction guaranteed by Chas
I. Clough.
Just Libo 1rs«.
“See bere. ’ «aM the Irate ruatom-r
Commander Julias A. Pratt Po«t
as be entered the rhi«hin« stnre. ~you
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said Ibis |Mlr of trouser« smikl wear
I*sac Cook. Commander of
like Imo
I’ve worn them tew than '
, the above Post. Kewanee. III.,
sis weeks, and now look at them Im
writes: ’’For a long time I was
you can that wearing like IrouÇ-
| IxUbeml with backache and pains
“Wed. why not F re > a ned the pro­ across my kidney a
About two
prietor “Aren't they rusty euoutfb to months ago 1 started taking Foie vs
Kulnev Pills anil m «> o saw they
suit you V— Oh ago Newa
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| were doing just as claimed. I kept
’ on taking them and now 1 am free
from
backach and the painful
bladder misery is all gone. I like
Foley's Kidney PHfo so well that I
I have told iu iny of my friend
and comrades atiout them and shall
recomend them at every oooor-
(unity. C. I. Clough.
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Diarrhoea
Chamberlain’s
Colic, Cholera and
Remedy
Wise iNcossowarwa
Dental Co. Diarrhoea
It never fall, .nd M plrawnt |o t.k.
Painless Dentists
’J** u’joW?' 'jssirvj?""
CLEANING & PRESSING
neatly done
at the
TOGGERY I
It ia equally valuable for children. It
iamoua for ha cure, over a large part
(tea civdiMd world.
K
s.
VIERECK.
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The P. A. Starck
Piano Co.
Has established
Agency in
a
perniai
TILLAMOOK COUNTY
For their piano«. 25 year guaran»®
Tillamook Bakery, and warranted to withstand
climate.
opposite the alien house .
Composite Bell Metal
T^ree Strings.
Octave«. I’**
$3fkun Piano on exhibition
MISS FLORENCE EV’BNS.
SPECIALTY IN ALL KINO OF CAKES
Age«€
Gua Knnu Hou ne,
ALL KIND OF BNEAO
W. J. GarrttF*
2nd Ave. E.
Phone
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