Tillamook Headlight, Jana 20. 1^12.
THE -HALIFAX GIBBET.
MAGNIFIED HER WEALTH.
A Sort of Guillotine That Was O imo A Five Dollar B.»l That Seemed to Bo
a Small Fortune.
Used In England.
An aocleut law ot Hardwick forest,
a tract coextensive with Halifax par
ish. Is sung by Tsylor, tbe water post:
At Halifax ths law so sharp» doth 1—H
Tbat wboeo more than thirteen panoa dots
8 aala
They have a Jin that wondrous quick aad
well
Benda IblevM all headlaoa Into haavM ar
holla
This "Jin” resembled the guillotine
In construction and stood oo a stone
scaffold, unearthed wben GlbKt bill
was leveled
Tbe ax Is preserved
This, tbe only guillotine used In Eng
laud, was the forerunner of tbe "Mid
on." introduced Into Scotland by He
gent Morton and now in tbe Edln
burgh
Antiquarian
museum.
Tbe
"Halifax gibbet” was last used In 1660
and tbe "maiden” for Lord Argyll lo
1I5III aud bls son In 1685. wbo spoke of
ft as tbe sweetest maiden be ever
kissed.
Dr. Guillotine did not Invent tbe
machine. Dr. Lonla constructed oae in
1791, tbe “Loulson.” but tbe name
“guillotine” became general from tbe
burst of surgical enthusiasm. In which
Dr Guillotine In 1789. after deploring
tbe tedious torture of banging, ex
claimed. "W'ltb my machine I strike
off your bend In tbe twinkling ot an
eye. and you never feel itr— London
Globe.
The drunkard will have none of m
The heavy drinker says “no” when
name is mentioned.
\
The man who craves rough-strong
whiskey passes me by.
All this is as it should be as I mysel
would wish it. I am not for them.
Tbe woman handed her friend a flee
dollar bill. "Fee the ouamer of small I
lives engraved od It’r* »be asked.
"When I was in lieu mark a few years
ago such a bill as tbat caused mo a
great deal of amusement, and 1 bad
to surrender one beiore 1 could prove
myself clear or a false belief regard
ing my finances.
"An allot whom I was visiting saw In
my puree oue day a number of these
ollie, and sbe asked to examine one.
as It was so different from any of tbe
Danish money. She studied It atteo-
□ vely a few minutes and tben asked
me bow much It wax, I told ber It I
WHS <5. and. to my surprise, I saw she
did not believe ins. 'If It la only tbat
amount.' she said, 'why bus it so many
little figures on It?
"I tried to explain, but I made little
Impression on her later I beard she
had told our relatives tbat I was
'worth thousands and thousands of
dollars' and was trying to conceal tbe
tact from tbe family lest they should
expect some things of me that they
would not otherwise.
"When I beard that 1 was visiting
in another part of the country anu
could not very well defend myself, so
I bit on the expedient of sending my
aunt a present of a five dollar bill
When sbe went to have it changed
Into tbe money of tbe country sbe was
The eleventh annual meeting of
at last convinced, though at tbe price
of having ber dream of wealth rudely the Oregon Ostepathic Association
■ was a tremendous success. Dr.
shattered.”—New York PreM.
Cyrus Noble
WWED-A RIDER AGENT
Women and Country Life
Ifl EACH TO.VN mid district to ride and exhibit a sample Latest Model
“»•near” bicycle turn Filed by us. Our sirentsevery where «re makS
money ia>t. IT ritetor full sariirslariasj ifaal stir at •tiff,
NO MONEY REQUIMLO until you receive and approve of yoor
bicycle. We ship to anyone anywhere In the P S withaut a taut - I —
In adynnre..-,^,/^!,*,, aud allow TEN DAYS’ FREE TRIAL durtnw
which tin.o you m 17 ride the bicycle and put it to any test you wls?
It you are then not perfectly satisfied or do not wish to keeo tta
Were women chiefly responsible
for the movement from the farm to
the city ?
MEERSCHAUM MINING.
The Chicago Tribune charges
The Pita at Namlau Hava Bean Worked
■ H. A Bowers, the local D. O. at that such was the caBe, and very
FACTCRY
PRICES
hlshest grade blcyclea it b
For Twenty Centuries.
1 e .
.
possible to make at, one small profit above
tended their two days’ session last plainly says that woman was not to
A FAMOUS BEACON.
actual factory cost You save *10 to » >5 middlemen's profit» by bov-
Meerschaum mines at Nemlau have
week on Monday and Tuesday. It be blamed for her unwillingness to
lmrdlrectof us■nndheve the manufacturer's trnarantee behind your
been worked for 2.000 years, it Is claim
bicycle DO ?<OT BUY a blcycloor a pair of tires from aaww at an
was held in Portland, the Hotel endure farm life under conditions
frits until you receive our catalogues and learn our uuheard of/»*>
ed. and tbe process Is quite simple. Tbe The Navesink Light, Near Sandy Hook.
print and rimarkabla iprriol cfert t<) rider a^ent^.
Portland throwing open its spac which have generally prevailed up
Is a Wonder.
mines, which at one time reached from
YOU , WILL
BE uurKujierDfiKKieiHattheu’. der-
ious
parlors
for
the
accommodation
to
this
time.
It
says
in
defense
of
------- <xuii-¡.utiy
The
most
powerful
light
Io
America
Kabe to Mlballtcb. on the sea of Mar
fully low prtrrn we can imm you thin y*ar. Wo sell th© iilghwt grade bleyck for
of
them.
Idaho
and
Washington
Is
boused
on
a
promontory
near
Sandy
the
restless
farm
woman:
ffifAv/aa
M«rea
1
,
°^V
hanwr
'
v' ° 'erfactoiy. Wearosatlsflfwi with ei.OOprotttabove factory cuat
mora, are concentrated around the city
i
bicycle DEALERS, you can soil our bicycles uuder yourown naiu© plate at double our nrictM.
Orders n 1 led t be day retie! ved.
Undoubtedly one of the chief of
of Eakl-Bbebr uiid give employment to Hook. 250 feet above tbe beach, wbere joined them in the beat meeting in
SECOND HAND BICYCLES. We aw not reguiariy bfcnd’e second haDd blcyclea. but unually here
It acts as a safeguard to all ships en their history. There were one hun these was the inability of many
ranoin»
ntra‘,e
TetAii Scores. Távao wu ciear out promptly at 0»«^»
some 6.000 miners.
jjnflngfrum«« totJprVIO. PetK-ript vobTraalo llutamaHedfree.
v
Tbe mines are worked In the moat tering or leaving tbe harbor of New dred D. O’s. in attendance, some of farm women to take pride in their
CQA$TER"bftA!(ES.
»‘Vi*
ímoorte Jr<*’?er«h.nfn» and pedala. parts, repai rr aud
w
w
**
■»
V
9
®q>
’
jptaantotau
kindisut
—
" -- — w » «r
kiud.ul hal/hie
luilj l:s regular
nynlar retail
Mail prices.
prices
primitive manner by a foreman and York. It Is called Navesink light and them from the adjoining States homes. They could not do it be
two to tire workmen with picks The la of 96.000,000 candle power. At fif coming nearly 600 miles.
I ffi
cause there was nothing to be proud
depths of tbe pita vary greatly and de teen or twenty miles Its flash is as
Each subject was well handled, of. The home represented the ne
SAMPLE
PAIR
.
pointed
and
brllllaot
as
a
star.
Oo
a
pend upon tbe depth at which a red
» 7 J IMTMJClsCE^MLY I
Dr. Walker of Sunnyside, Washing cessaries, and when once the grim
dlab browu earth Is met, which Is the perfectly clear nlgbt Its shaft of light
The regular retail priceof :herttt: e: -ií¿s¡j*
$10.00 per potr, hut to introduce
flrat Indication of tbe existence ot mug can be seen 100 miles at sea. When ton, showing an especial grasp and objects of domestic use had been
Bill nil - you
a sample
z;
j —
. — ... f « pair
free . . for
j f ’.8j(caih
.ts\j\asaart utitb
Mr i1 o order $4.5
■ w w-,
!■! - I i » i - i
power
in
handling
his
difficult
sub
It
was
erected
It
was
operated
at
twice
placed,
nothing
further
was
done
neoIto.
JIOMOHETROUD!
’
r
WMC7CRE»
U&
• X
Its
present
candle
power.
But
ocean
ject.
The
program
is
herewith
ap
to
the
home.
Whereas
the
village
Sometimes this red enrtb is found
RAIL«, TaekN, orClasa «v II not Ivt the al rout. ■ X"'7 »
A hundred thousand pa i rs sold lost year.
only a few yards beneaib tbe surface, pilots objected to Its strength, saying pended save one subject presented woman or the city woman of very
-
DESOfUPTIOK: A • a.dn 1 n a • 1 -1
‘£7
bill ordinarily at s depth of twenty that so amazing an electric flash ac i by Otis F. Akin, D. O., M. D., the moderate means might indulge in
1
in tually blinded them and Interfered ' Ostepathic Surgeon of the profes- fresh wall paper and gay painted
rialnjr, very durable end lined inside wi n v
yards, often forty and even sixty
a special quality of rublirr, which ne/er
m
Uncle Sam beard
this layer oi red earth meerschaum la with their work.
1 sion in the west. His subject was hangings, the farm woman of a comes porous and which close« up small
n
found, disseminated tn nuggets ot Ir tbe prayer of the pilots and turned 1 Spinal Scoliosis (curvature of the
punctures without allo win? the air to Lscape. k
certain circumstance looked year in we have, hundreds of letters from satisfied customers if
Notice the thick rubbertread
regular aba|>u. Tbe slxe of these rarely down bls pet lamp to 96.00Q.ooo candle
/l” »"d puncture st rij>"i ‘ C
1 spine). He presented a clinic—a and year out upon the same hard, statingthat their tires haveonly been pumped up once vS
exceeds twelve lo sixteen cubic Inches power.
or twice in a whole season. They weigh no more than J
and ”D”s!so rim strip “H”
boy
aged
15
years
—
and
demonstrat-
an
ordinary
tire,
the
puncture
resisting
ouahties
being
J
to
prevent rim cutting. This
white
plastering,
which
gathered
Tbe
amount
of
oil
consumed
by
tbe
The greatei part ere of tbe size of a
tir« will outlast any oilier
given by several layers of thiru specially prepared x
walnut. N'o explosive» are used, tbe engine that provides the power for , ed the ’‘Abbott Method” of correct to itself additional smoke and
fabric on the tread. The regular price of th'*se tires
make-SOFT, ELASTIC ¡.nd
EADY RIDING.
is $10.00
«10.00 per pair, but for
foradvertising
punxteeswe
aro
------
advertising purposes
we tiro
ive light la only one gallon and seven
ing curvature, it being an S or cracks, but offered nothing upon Is
ground being soft
making a special factory price to tae rider of only h .80p^r pair
I
s
ri
,
‘
ce
*ved.
M
e
sl-.lp
CO.
D.
on
approval,
Luu'do
Almost the entire output of tbls art! eighths an hour. That Is tbe astonish ' double curvature in thiB case. The which the imagination could feed.
day letter is received. We ship C. O.
approvid. luu do nuc pay u ceul^uutii you
bay s examined and found them strictly es
as represented.
renrexented.
cle la exported to Vienna and thence ing thing to tbe unscientltic visitor— method of Dr. Abbott,
Portland There migh) be a picture or two up have
wiTMVrVnnBnacai*h <,’sco“"t of 6 per cent (tbftTBl y UMklasjthe price TABS per pair) If you eend FULL CASH
WITH ORDER and enclose this advertisement. You run no n- *c in «¿ndlnsns an ord'-’r at the tires mar he
distributed to tbe various European tbe comparatively small exitense and Maine, is of special value in me on *he walls, but these grew as
returned at OUR1 expen-e If for any reason they an, not •alisfaciory on axandnatlon. b e iri lirfeX n nnbS
Í^^J^OÍ^Jrer♦ttOU818?.9’’'lfaas,Ilnban,t■ 1» y°u or,,*ra !>*'<* et* these tirei. you will find that tbpywillnda
counines aod to tbe (Julted States, tbe effort required to inalntalu so great a chanical therapentics.
famtiiar
and
as
hateful
as
the
pal
a T n Iniw^iVt^„W^tlterJrt8t‘.ontSr?nd«kwlt
tha“ *DT
y«'« bavoeveruid or sien ailnv nrl£
latter buylug only tbe tliieut selections light There are two fair sized dyna
ing around the pig pen. These
mos aod two oil engines. One set Is I
Afternoon, June 10.
were no magazines, or at best only fF YOU NEED
always kept In reserve.
Of course | »
Well and Truly Laid.
1:30 p. m.
a farm journal and a denomination
tbe
tremendous
candle
power
Is
devel
The laying of the British royal table
President’s Address:
al paper; there was no music save
la attended with considerable eereino oped by means of a great lens, made
Dr. B. P. Shepard. the droning of the choir on Sun
ay
First come the "upholsterers." In France. Tbe lens weighs seven
tons and a half, la seven Inches tblck Prayer
Rev. John H. Boyd, D. D. days; there was no surprise, no
whose duty It Is to see that the tnble
gayety, no anticipation.
la la Its proper place and In gissl con and rests In mercury. It is revolved
2 p. m.
dition to near Its precious burden of with ease.—Saturday Evening Boat
Life, really, when you come to
S ymposium
gold slid al.ver plate. ‘I lie weight ot
think
about it is something like a
Demonstrations
in
Diagnosis.
Purely Mental.
tbe turnons Flaimab service designed
motorcycle It proceeds by 4 series
Mrs. Holden had been blessed with Physical Examination:
for George IV Is so tremendous as to
of explosions. Let these explosions
It
Justify fully thia precautlou. Tbe up remarkable eyesight all her life.
Auscultation, Percussion, Palpa
be too slow or too feeble, the ma
•ns
a
great
trial
to
her
when
at
tbe
|
bolaterers give place to the "tnble
tion
^5
age of seventy-two she was obliged to
chine will not run. Lat them be
deckers,” who arrange the snowy tin
Dr. E. B. II a slop. Portland, Ore.
too violent and too swift, and dis
pery worked with Hie royal arms and put on "rending glasses.” "Hut they
Reflexes
aster is possib'e. But the farm
tbe plainly folded serviettes Fanciful are really becoming to yon. Aunt tUl-
Dr. L. H. Howland, Portland, Ore. woman of the drudge and grind
shapes are Inadmissible on the royal <la.” said a gentle niece by way of con
table Thir ai-compllstied. there enter sols tlou.
Posture-Gait:
variety ran down for lack of inter
"No, they aren’t” said Mrs. Holden,
the "yeomen ot lhe silver pantry,”
Dr. A. B. Ford, Seattle, Wash. ruptions—or in other words, explo
HOTEL COLUMBIA
with
her
usual
acorn
for
compliment
whose task It la to place the silver In
The Special Osteopathic Examina sion. She perished of unusualness,
"AnytxMly
’
s
eyea
look
better
without
a
position. I he "deckers’’ tben arrange
Cor. 2nd Street and 2nd Ave.
was slain by the Expected. Monot
glass In front of ’em. a ml you know It” j tion:
the flowers, after which the royal la
Tillamook, Ore.
“But you couldn’t read without Dr. E G. Houseman, Nampa, Idaho. ony was tbe deadly upas tree be
ble ia considered "well suit truly laid."
them.” ventured the niece, “and you Importance of laboratory in Diag neath which she slept, and in the
Mra.
Potter & Son, Props.
love”—
anguish of her face, which aged in
nosis:
The Deep See Lead.
"I could, too. read without era.” Mid
Rooma
50c.
and
up; $7.00 a month
youth, one read than terrible in
Chemistry and Microscopy
In order to and a ship's position tbe old lady, refusing to be soothed.
scription-defeat
of
purpose.
when approaching the laud In • fog
Dr. A. P. Howells, Corvallis, Ore.
and up. Baths, Hot and Cold Water.
”1 could rend most as well as ever, but
I All the Tribune says is probably
soundings are taken with the "deep aea I couldn’t sense It all —that’s tbe only
Bacteriological and Pathological
lead ' Tbls lead weighs twenty eight trouble.”—Youth’s Companion.
i true, but a new era has dawned in
If yaa wtal
Observations
pounds and la attached to s line which
’the farming districts, even in tnose
I Dr. J. L. Walker, Sunnyside. Wn.
Notice to Creditors.
la marked off In fnihoiiia by bunting ot
, most remote from railways and
England’s Largest House.
various colors, pie, vs or lestlier and
Evening--7:30
T-----------
The proud distinction of belli* tbe
'eiectric lines. The telephone and
knots
Bored In the tinse ot the lend largest House tn England Is generally
Clinics
By Several Practitioners the rural mail carrier and the I N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That
H a bole atiout two Inchea deep, and accorded to Lord k'ltxwllllam’s York
the undersigned has been by the
Chief Points of Diagnosis in Sacro- builder of good roads have come to County
this is tilled with tallow, so that the shire seat. Wentworth Woodhouse Of
Court of Tillamook County,
Iliac
Lesions.
| the rescue of the country home, Oregon duly appointed as admin
gravel or shells at ths bottom will ad
this bouse It Is said that the three prin Dr. W. L. Nicholls. Enterprise, Ore
j—From the Nashville Tennessean. istrator of the estate of JOHN C
here to It. and the nature of tbe tasi ctpal entrances are so far distant from
MANGAN, deceased, and that he
Tuesday, June 11
may tie thus ascertained
When tbe eacb other that visitors are advised to
has qualified assuch administrator,
lead la thrown overboard the water’s bring three hats with them, one to tie
V a. ill
having* Haims against
There ia no real need of anyone said persons
depth la noted on the line, and thia and kept at eacb polut of egress. A bouse
estate are hereby acquired to
Demonstration McManie Table
the adberet«"» to the tallow when com- which Is OUO feet long, baa a ball In
being
troubled
with
constipation.
present the same to said adminis
Dr. W. G. Keeler. Portland, Ore. i
puretl with the description given on which two average suburban villas
Chamberlain’s Tablets will cause trator at his office in T'lauiook
lhe chart will give the ship’s {HMlIlon could be comfortably placed and boasts Osteopathic Mechanics
Lity,
Tillamook County, Oregon,
an agreeable movement of the bow-
with tolerable accuracy.
____ Gi ire within six months from the date
a room Cor every two days of the year I Dr. J. A. Van Brakle, Oregon without any unpleasant effect.
hereof, together with proper verifi
City, Oregon.
them a trial. Forsalebyall
dealer
For sale by all dealers.
la certainly large enough to aatlafy any
cations thereof as required by law.
«ibllant Pralse.
reasonable ambition.— Exchange.
Dated thia May 23rd, 1912. I
One of ih» ushers sppruached a man
Following tbe program of Tuea-
When your child has whooping
,, ,
H. T. B otts ,
who sppeared tu he suuuylug (boss
iday the Portland D. O'e. gsve all
Administrator of the Estate of
Handy Shakespeare.
cough
be
careful
to
keep
the
cough
about bini.
"Can you k»an me four volumes of ' those in attendance a luncheon at loose and expectoration easy by giv John C. Mangan, deceased.
"Doni yo«i llka thè show!"
. the Oregon Hotel.
your Shakespeare Mt F
"Yeo. Indeed.”
Oatepathy has
made greater ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
"Certainly. Which vo I uidm do you
"Tben whv do you persisi In htaalng wtabr
may be required. Thia remedy
strides than any other system of as
will also litjuify the tough mucus
thè performer»F
"It makra no particular difference. the healing art in the same length
and make it easier to expectorate.
“Why
ui man alias. I w wssn’t We’re to play bridge tonight aod our
b bigina
I w was s-ealmply ew-s-eay- card table isn't quite high enough.**— of time. This is not because other It has been used successfully in
systems are valueless, but because many epidemics and is safe and
Ins io H-os-ealumie tbat tbe e-eeslug- Leulavtllo Courier Journal
sure. For
“ sale by all dealers.
oatepathy offers more and is in ad-1
lug la e-e e-eupsrb"-Judge.
. vance of the old systems It is tbe I
KM new chapter, which their school of When Buying, Buy Only th« Beet,
general practise has written into ’■'oats no more but gives best results,
the healing art, of which they are | H. L. Blomquist, Esdaile, Wis.,
proud, for the coming of oatepathy »ays his wife considers Foley's
Each age of our lives has its joys.
ha» meant a great step forward. **onev Bn<' Tar Compound the beat Old (teople should be happy, and
they wi|l be if Chamberlain's Tab
«•<*
. ................ ... ........................
lets are taken to strengthen the di
ranks, because of great benefit or gives the beat result of all.” La gestion and keep the bowels regu
permanent cure. The spine is the mar’s Drug Store.
lar. These tablets are mild and
hey to health and disease. It is •
his specialty.
Dairy Farm Wanted
Dr. Bower», Spinologiat, offices |
I
If.
on K. First St. Dr. Upton's olrl
Dairy Farm Wanted equipped
It is now well known that not
Office
Mutual phone, Hi« wife tock. biiihlitig’«. etc ,
„ .. — . from Owner more than one cnoe of rheumatism
will be with him latrr on.
( who will take Portland income pro in ten requires any internal treat C. I. Clough. Druggis*’
perty as i»art first payment Give ment whutever. All that is needed
«plication of Uhainberlaiu’a
Cuba's rscape from choaa is| full particulars, price and location. j*. *.
Hay Crop lor Sale.
again to be credited to a powertu Addreva Owner. I«» Minnesota Liniment and massaging the |>arta
and friendly neighbor that kee;>» Ave.. Box, Bryant and Albina Ave.. at euch amilieation Try it anil see
For Sale,— the hay crop on 20 :>• ri*
how quickly it will relieve the pain
¡ta navy up to date.
Portland. Ore
and soreneaa. Sold by all dea.g . of prairie land G. 11. Ward.
I
i
$ i Al?
00 Hedge!to
Hedgethora P¡
Psmters-Procf $
I
Seif-heaSmgTircs , si
|g|l
80
4"
csmssssS®1«8^^
J.L. MEA9 CYCLE COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL.
First Class Job Printing at
the Headlight Office.’
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