TlUamook HeadUghtJNovemberJ«J2ÏÎ
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JOHN
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Hi« Pr'sed f.leerschaui.«
HENDERSON
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A certain young man of teuds*
has lost tils taltb in mankind
& COUNSEL
ATTORNEY
lorat - law
Tillamook Block, Til1a-nook,Or
Room No. 361.
persuasion, wonderfully and ■••••»•
ously wrought and bearing date <>< •
the
Tbe young «MB
Tillamook Bloc
Tillamook Commercial Bnildiug
T ii . lamook
O regon .
T. BOALS, M.D.,
cure, liniments, tonics and
I other remedies have an
careful attention here as •a
the most intricate prescrip
tions.
<
Our fresh, high grade
drugs will help to make
» these remedies more effec
i tive than ever.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Tillamook Block.
M.
KERRON,
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Tillamook Block,
Tillamook,
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Oregon.
yy C. hawk ,
Right prices
assured.
raight to th, b
that llstenw.
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BAY CITY, OREGON
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R. BEALS,
it
REAL ESTATE,
F inancial A gent ,
H. GO Y NE,
with the problem ofbuying Harness,
yui will Hud it distinctly advanta
A ttornky - at -L aw .
geous to come and do your
ing
Office : Opposite Court House.
You
here
the most
qualities,
can
supply
SHARP,
Caught at Last.
To bring nltout the victory of goo«
over evil hns been assumed to be tbe
article
that
yon
W.A. Williams & Co
Next Door to Tillamook County flauto
Office across the street froir tht
Court House.
Dr. Wise’s office.
I
k . The Fashionable Tail«' I
«
Cxauing, Pressing and Repai.-Ì
ing a Specialty.
I
A
S» Ke in Heins Photographic
KEEPS OUT
ALLTHE RAIN
You don’t know how much mi comfort you
can take out of a nuay
you havu
worn a
Ule» F.d^e
nomine la
Mca. Two
T<-«C«te. Ltoteto
Tonato
Rfitx
Ptooitlf Vox •
li j Tillamook Block,
J
REEDY,
D.V.M.,
Oregon.
I
You awake with a mean, nut?
taste in the mouth, which reminu
you that your atomach is in a bad
condition. It should also rema’xl
you that there is nothing so good
for a disordered stomach aa
Chamber lain "a Stomach and Liver
Only In Chemistry.
Tommy-I’aw.
had something of supreme Imjiortance
to say to blm. The Jailers were so Im
pressed by Ills intense earnestness that
they begge«i the marshal to give him
Unreasonable
my friend, you most walk
Why. doctor. I can t
I own a Sfi.tsu auto
Dealer.
Itty
There
A mo M.
and need mate all heeb kla.
te no cane la blood - Edwin
I
itmBt|
or m,v horse' g,
was upoi) iue.''-n
Shelby.
savages, it seems, may sometimes be
Ah Official g,
The comimieb
defmrtment In ■«
militant in the same cause.
In hie
book. “The White Waterfall.”
Mr
James Francis Dwyer relates tbe story
rian towns rweiu
of a missionary who preached to a
tribe of blacks in northern Queensland
control the follow^
"Why w»s thews
of 5 pfennig ial«<
and told them iu simple language of
Adam and Eve aud their expulsion
cat of the niillteej
for tbe cat of the1
from the Gardeu of Eden. The episode
audience.
"Bring the dog in!” cried Rnssom
piere.
"Whflt’s your business?" he
of the serpent much excited the cou-
pfennigs were rg
verts, and when the missionary arrived
at the blacks’ camp ou the following
asked the spy Impatiently when he
was dragged in. "Only this, my lord.
day the natives had collected half a
chase of milk?"
Not such to ng
The eiplenalb
hundred or more snnkes,
by tbe commaodtt
At our last interview you snld either
you or I must be banged
Did you
really mean that’ It’s of supreme Im-
portance to you or me. because if you
won't be hanged 1 must, that's all."
The marshal was so tickled with the
man’s humor that he ordered tils re
lease.—London Mall.
The Pagoda on the Balanced Rock.
One of the curious sights of Burma
is a huge bowlder on Kelasa heights
that rests iu delicate poise on the very
brink of a rounded cliff
So unstable
is the equilibrium that the rock trem
bles in the wind. Very naturally this
odd freak has attracted the attention
of the superstitious natives, who look
upon It as a miraculous work of the
gods.
They believe that the rock is
held in place by a hair of Buddha.
Hence they have clambered to tlie top
of the rock and built there a pagoda
which is about twenty-five feet in
height Should the bowlder ever fall.
as is quite likely to happen, and dash
to death a handful of worshipers the
blind faith of the devout people would
not be shaken, for iu the catastrophe,
no doubt, they would see but a mani
festation of divine wrath at some un
conscious sin of commission or omis
sion.
any distinguishing garb.” writes Guy
Nickalls.
"Thames watermen
were
knowu by their uniform aud badge, a
plaited coat knee breeches and stock
ings and hat according to fashion, but
always a plate on the arm. either of
the Waterman’s hall, to denote that
they bad the freedom of the river aud
which they
brought out for tbe good man's Inspec
"The cat of tbe
tion.
“But wby do you want me to exam
ine them?" asked tlie pnrson. puzzled.
nourished on thei
The chief of the tribe winked know
he said, grinning.
■nd dat old feller with this lot.”
I depot cat renal«
«M Tit-Bib.
On Slender Basee.
Blr
Herbert
Tree,
the
amount
■f
doubtleas
whose
correspondence
is
overwhelming, has been the recipient,
it 1« said, of some extraordinary let
ter«.
From them three samples are
I
•elected for quotation, each from a
member of the fair sex.
The first
ran«: "Dear Sir Herbert—I don't know
you. but I have four girls from Swit
zerland home for tbe holidays.
It
would be a great treat if they could see
your play.
But that would be rather
•xpensive. Will you please send us five
■tails? I hope you won't think this Is
very hare faced."
Tbe second lady
wrote. "Although I am a strauger to
you. It would be so helpful If you
would send me £2 12s. Od.” The third
lady asked for • couple of stulls and
on being iuvited to say wby she made
the claim sent what she evidently
thought to lie an all sufficient reason,
“My
father."
she
wrote,
■‘knew
Charles Dicken«.”’
Ancient Tricks.
Tbe arts of jugglery were, an han
been proved by learned writers, of high
antiquity. The Hirpinl. who lived near
; Rome, jumped through burning coals;
women In early times were accustomed
' to walk over burning coats in Cappa
Arabian Snuff.
circuses passed In the nineteenth cm -
tury. from Egypt to the Byzantine
on his breast, and rope dancers wltb
. “Journal" and “Journey.”
Strictly speaking a “journal’’ should
be a daily
publication, although
tbe
word no longer bas that limited use
Tbe case of •’Journey" Is exactly com-
parable
Even to Chaucer It still
two journeyes" distant from another.
toned bell which the Moslems rang ••
a signal to let on the water In the gar
dens and tbe fountain In the city be
low
its sound can be heard at Llga
thirty miles away
The maiden who
strikes it is sure of a husband tiefore
the year Is cut and of a good one If
she rings loud enough On certain fete
days it la lively for tbe bell
Ths Secret Out.
"Why are taxes so high this vMrF
demanded the Indignant citizen
"Will you consider It confidential If
.T T°" ’hrr wh,-f*red the clerk
1« tbe cuinty treasurer’s ofllce
"Yes. sir"
Tribun,~’^1e«r»
Moe the left "fl
•f high rail I
rtlef. ore ah *
chief, thinking r
brilliancy of hbi
the eye burned t
killed him. »ban
became Joined fli
and the two •!
beautiful doublu*
•Mt of th*
Amur*
What d1scoix«‘
great Aiueriiii
ceateve. the «
■lowue«! of if*
interest In H*1
latter defel. ih
b not stokfl
■ “journey" being reckoned usually as
twenty miles.
Rut “journey” calls up
no suggestion whatever of a day now
defltly
pbere. T»“«*
waiter 1» <» ™
Arnold B»»“11'
A" E'
■et held I® •*
really wf»-1
ge be st*' I*n
quite a pvt»1*
west <*•“7,.
goes around k
ed on a
*
M«s. rner,f
lost proptfV _
■b heatvrsJ"
"1'”*' ’
only uh
then prod»'*'1
hf« photoflfff
raa<1y
Conclusive.
Insurance
Solicitor—Well,
doctor
have you einmlned this new claimant’/
Doctor—No
I haven't thought It nec-
•Mary You see. I’ve Iteett treating him
for tbe last seven year«. Insurance So
dcltor—That’s enough.
If he has sur
vived that he must be a person of won
Irons vitality.
in the Days of His Youth.
Nervous Old l-idy
I'bere’s no tear of
tour burse running away, is therei
Ctobby — Not a bit. mum
Nervous old
«•?
efflcientlj *rX
gome occopfl
amply W ’nf’*
every coolie that is met iu the street
bas his lower lip puffed out by a ball
of snuff behind it
Arabian snuff is I meant a day's progress, and in tbe
prepared out of the ordinary powdered fourteenth century It was possible to
tobacco, unrefined sugar and potash.
speak of one country as being "fifty-
A Famous Boll.
it The «un, tbej
"greater gni" ui
the "lesser jot’
Be or his
grns(*d the W
not Ilk«- b*yia»«
purchaser Is l’^
ge must enj«y *
enjoy the •»«»
Snuff In Arabia is not used as It to
with us. although one occasionally sees
On tbe watchtower of the Veia at
tbe Alhambra. Spain, there la a stiver
Me that li fl
Among the uth
il the general H
«f every chief 1»
ment the chief h
IM paieiwlj»
tronlus and others, while the various
teats of horsemanship exhibited in our
served
■tition coocenig
cups Is often mentioned In. the works
'of the ancients It was as far back as
balancing poles are mentioned by I’e-
not
t/H Tint
The most remtrt
’ docla, and the exhibition of balls and
seven
had
penne for milk f«
The eiplanitia
for thereafter th
"We think ’em yts
years as apprentice Incurred a peualty
of £10."—London Globe.
who
toned on the ctni
of the military ■
ouly tbe mice rt
Ing by gnawing
This Is the reus
ingly.
“You tell 'em if old snake here that
mak 'em plenty trouble. Mr. Adam."
the third century that oue Fertuua. or
Flrmius. who endeeavored to make
himself emperor Iu Egypt, suffered a
smith to forge Iron ou an anvil placed
were licensed, or the badge of their
employer.
Any
person
rowing
or
working any boat wherry or other
gneedot *
kt»*n
attack of
vtolcot
«■nff
«peezias
“
pgrt slr-ot**
the sv«t<*
, frd^;4
taking
faite.
— He doesn't shy al motors. <!'*•
Cabby Bless yer. no. Ildv
" by.
• didn’t
even
shy
nt
railway
train"
• *eo they fust catne in.—Ixiitdoii lele
|>rec1 pi tattoo
mean the same as settling? Mr rlgg-
It does tn chemistry, but tn hnsIneM
yoa'II find that most men in settling
• m T show any precipitation at all.
Tablet*.
» They I hu M up tbe syslean, ««test nature
to restore natural consUiisMss, and are •«
gesttl. m their art ton that one hardlv raaL
tsea a ats di ciao waa taken. Chamtwt lam's
laMoto are aaM ttajwbsrt
PrKS JSu
doesn’t
I x bridge so • •
hit him.
especial aim of sninta uiid sages, but
court and thence over all Europe.
with a passenger about bls fare, and
he kept exclaiming, "Transvene. trans
vene!”
What do you aupisme be
meant?
rarks-Tbat's a new ooe tu
me. but for a guess he meant "Ci
across!"—Boston Transcript
(IWli I’b-'nca).
A Morning Reminder.
he always used when sentencing a man
to death: "Brother, you or 1 must cer
talnly be banged!"
Ne?t day ns the
spy was being drugged to the gallows
he adjured his jailers to allow him a
last Interview with the marshal, as he
■ snuffer, but tbe snuff is ordinarily
made into a pill of about the size of a
robin's egg and Is placed between tbe
lower front lip and the
teeth
Thia
manner of using snuff is _________
common
among the lauoring class, and almost
The Higher Slang.
Marks—The conductor on the Cam
bridge car this morning bad a dispute
VETERINARY
Tillamook
When a spy was caught and brought
Era of the Olympiads.
The “era of tbe Olympiads.” or tbe
“Olympian era.” began July 1. 77«
B. O.
An Olympiad was a period of
four years, the games being celebrated
O regon
«
E.
tike coiled rattan and ibe tinder.
Grim Humor Saved His Life.
vessel
•crlpt
T illamook
Ing their arrows.
They carry about
wltb them also a sleeping mat fabri
exercise due care in signing such cer
tificates they were liable to a tlno of
$25 In case tbe candidate turned out
otherwise than was represented
must spend tn Europe
Mrs. Knagg-
Ob, splendid!
I shall be delighted to
go there. Doctor-That’s wbat I’v»
planned, You can go for three months
after be returns
That will give s
fall sii months' rest-Boston Tran-
tota
ROWER’S
I
Skiit«chrr Jlbuukrtt.
«t
A Quaint Costume.
A Couragsou« Physician.
Doctor—Mrs Knagg. your husband
needs all months’ rest
Half of It be
A. J. TOWtR CO.
BOSTON
CLAUSSEN
LAWYER,
all
The Thames waterman of a former
day was bound by a number of r»-
strtctlons.
He was tbe first pnbllc
servant to wear a uniform. “ 'Long lie-
fore England’s army and navy wore
the starting point of tbe Olympiads
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
J.
them
Americau electors were at one time
required to possess very high qualifica
tions.
I d parts of New England dur
ing tbe seventeenth century voters bad
to reside In "a stone bouse of tbe di
mensions of twenty feet by sixteen
with on or more brick or stone chim
ney or chlmnles." Each voter bad also
to be certified by bls neighbors ”ot
sober and peaceable conversation." in
$3.00 Everywhere.
Gallery.
to start
Old Tima Election Lawe.
every fourth year
When it wan first
proposed to use the Olympian era tbe
earliest record that could be touud was
thst of the victory of Cboroebns. who
won the great foot race long before
horse racing and chariot racing were
Introduced
His victory was taken aa
TOWER’S FISH BRAND
REFLEX SUCKER
The 0»/» «licker with the
(par'd) that prevent« wa
at the front. Made for
color«—black or yellow.
general
before Marshal Bussompiere the mar
shal addressed him with the formula
Connecticut every candidate for the
local assembly bad to furnish a certifi
cate from tbe selectmen of the town
where he resided that he was "of quiet
and peaceable behavior and civil con
versation “ That the selectmen might
doubl*
may tie in need of.,'
DENTIST,
SARCHET,
and
single or
Sets or any single
RESIDENT
thorough
charged the most reasonable prices.
We
?• J
best
get
conscientious workmanship, and ba
T illamook , O regon .
J y
select
the
will
bows and for pointing and ornament
them for 10 cents."—New York Tri*-
me'or
once.
It «as called "raising them,
and this work once done nothing must
stop them till the ship rested ou tb.
I
HARNESS
Tillamook, Oregon.
“•I Is etpstte-.
♦’me. "that fl,»,
for scraping down the wood of their
anything bad hani
100 the buttle «
mothers carry them to the nearest
stream and plunge them into the wa
ter. even In the depth of winter, when
tbe temperature Is often down to 15
or 20 degrees below zero.
Infanta
wblcb survive this heroic ordeal are
then smeared thickly all over wltb
grease and exposed for several hours
every day of their young Ilves tn the
npen air. so that they may grow up
strong and hardy and fit to defy all
weathers, which tbe majority of them
are certainly well able to do."
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
figure of eight stitch and use the sharp
flakes not only for cutting purposes, but
In a cylinder of bamboo, and their ap
paratus for fire making-the split stick,
Concerning a region In Tibet an au
thority says: "The only satisfactory
feature about the people’s condition
was their fine physique and their
agreeable, cheery disposition under tbe
most < depressing conditions. Tbelr su-
perior - stature and build are accounted
tor partly
pt
for
by the fact that the day
' after their children are born their
• •
pie words u
"Notice the work o*
be explained,
The tobaccobtot
it and tbe date.”
Ice.—Boston Globe.
_ "My
__ boy."
_
be remarked, "they i
smiled.
these
out
by
the
barrel
and
sell
turn
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g|
E
oxen would be a quarter of a tuil.
long, and It took the teamstership of ■
;
cated by a woman out of pandaniia
leaves. some tobacco, which they smoke
Heroio Training.
Reliable Druggist.
200 oxen and drag it in one steady pull
over tbe snow to the frozen "itrfac.
of a navigable stream Sui b a team of
rt|e
over every other (
can happen to „
confident thst I,
fo’ops feel the«,
For that rtesMIl
He
changes her lovers as often as she
changes her dress.
Her name is Poli
tic«. and may the plague take her!"
*
Wret<’t»ed Meo;,
» ot . and 1 .te-,
battle lost, the ■
in a skillfully uetted bog worked In a
liar, whom the whole world courts, wbo
makes fools of all her wooers aud
I
,'wslble <0 tbiet v
“nd feelinn ..
tons or more, mount her on strong
sledges of timber, bitch on a team of
are also
«1 ni a « a in a » e »
CLOUGH,
they Informed us, to tbe peopto of W*-
katlml," says A. F R. Wollaston la Ms
"Pygmies and Papuans.’’ Tbe Papuan
man race, for be bad been told «beh
the pipe was handed to him that •
pawnbroker would advance 13 ua to
liberty.
Now. if she had been a pret
ty young damsel there might have
been some excuse for me. but she was
II nasty, old. painted figurehead of a
fields me, a flirting, faithless, fickle,
foul mouthed, scandal mongering old
|
ä
H
'¿'I LLAAloOK,
the
of hi,
«» Intensity of (||r
rushed blindly into misfortune to please
her. For her sake 1 have patieutly e»
dured Insult, ridicule aud reprobation;
for her sake I have staked life and
I
preceding
carried away by an ecstasy of sorrow
The Tapiro pygmies carry their knives,
tbe flint implements of prehistoric man.
Hungarian novelist, wrote in disgust:
"Well, confess it I must.
1 have ■
sweetheart, for whose sake 1 have been
faithless not only to my wife, but to
my muse also—a sweetheart wbo bas
appropriated my best ideas and whose
slave 1 was and still am. Often hav«
I wasted half my fortune upon her and
FAMILY
RECIPES
, « 1■••■■*
f
The valued family re
fl cipes for caugh and cold
A t rokNKY- at -L a 'V
Immediately
‘“«ch ntr,IM
>» «reuiwd j»,]
price of ttiree dogs bad tieeu paid. M
extraordinary power of howling." aa If
Ths Jade Jokai Loved.
Of one phase of bis life Jokai. the
:? V s s. » & a e
davs
Kevolutlon
Tbe older ports cot>
compete with tbe uew settlements
am“d th. timber. When the great treto
,n»’ WMlei,,?,
for which 1 he enoraiaaa
and poddies,
two Into the forests aud here on be
uplands would build a vessel of 100
nn«
Ç^EORGE WILLETT.
.„mnle- built rather more than ontr
half tbe entire Americau tonnage in
a small piece of Iron about the atoe ef
a chisel, used for curving tbelr raaoM
bls heart swelled with the thought «
the generosity aud goodnes« of tbe hu
took it to a tobacconist with whom be
was well acquainted, a^?- . asked to
have it mended “It's sueu a
a treasure.’
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW
These two
Hampshire
had been exhausted on the river bunks
then oue day be broke tbe ntem.
HABERLACH
New
gangs of shipwrights went a mil. or
thus proving It to be worth at east a
ten spot
Doing favor«, be though«,
surely
furnished
recompense.
Ah*
phones.
lu
'*,|linetg,1
’’ h,T»tei.4 .
"'hit I bt,,'
" ‘•»beitl
The I'apuuns have no meta to an« m
pottery. "The people nt Partiuau have
dogs, by tbe way. never bark, "but
they make up for this defect by their
treasured tbis pip®, which was to
a masterpiece. And whenever the Ulas
smoke curled upward from 1» *••*
Tillamook Block.
CARL
and
hundred years before.
. T. BOTTS,
A ttornky - at -L aw .
Complete set of Abstract B >uk
n oB:;. Tates paid for non
Residents.
Both
years ago be did a favor for a
who. to show bls appreciation. pcvMM-
ed him with a pipe of meeri'Wto
Way* of th* Papuaafc
3j>!t In «’• Wo»**
’.X d.0" U..' "bwin* for our
G « .
pwpb
Good
u m
■thel-Msnd was talking «botri
net ore yon came In
"hat do y««
think she snld?
Guaste - Really I
havMt m kin!
^,1Rr,
Et hei —Gnad gu,
•
That’s Jn«t «bat «he 4M
Influence en Lifo
Gain not ba*e gate«
An
His Best Bedroom.
American phystolnn «ays
that
•Bile In England hr how a vaulted
■tot» In a London < «meter» which bad
ton following Inscription engrsied on
too «nor "Dr John Gardner's >-»"t
•fl Rest Bedroom."
Encourage ths Child.
of tbs meet discouraging thing" I
fo* ran My to a child or youth I» »
Mai ■ good for-nothnx a n"t»‘^T
V «B toil bim that he «ill never I n
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