Tillamook Headlight January 1. I9i4.
T. BOALS, M.D.,
radium ore deposits in this country,
~ PLANTS IN SLEEP-T^jj
favor placing the entire supply of
radium under th* control of the
The fact that there are nearly
National Government to be used in •ema Taka Their Napa at Night, Oth­
twice as many widows as widowers
ers During the Day.
connection with a national institu­
in America should be an attractive
Clover shuts its leaves before rain
tion for the treatment of cancer
theme for theorists.
and at nigbt, bringing two of its three
patients.
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leaves face to face and folding the
Mr. Taft makes light of the Car­
third over the top. The young blos­
abao incident, it being so trival in C H Waymire in Coos Co.
soms are also carefully sheltered by
comparison with some of the things
inclosing leaves which move forward
Dear Headlight: —
he had to endure as president.
in the evening and wrap them around.
While
I
have
been
very
busy
in
Senator Root seems to think that
There are two plants in the garden
undue expansion of credit and in­ Coos County making new acquain­ whose flowers sleep by day—the nigbt
flation of thé currency would pro­ tances, and to the beet of my ability blooming stock and Lychnis vesper-
doing paetorial work, I still remem­ tiiiH.
The former is withered and
mote new spreedom.
ber you, your city, and the people shriveled In daylight but expands and
The father of the new Democratic
you visit. I wish you all a Happy exhales a vanilla-like odor at nigbt.
currency bill may not be able to
New Year.
The people of Coos The lychnis is white, and in bright
recognize it in the form in which
County are just Oregonians, and I sunshine every flower closes and
it is to become a law, and maybe
like them splendid. Some of them hangs limply down.
As the sun sets this Endymion plant
he will not want to
are 'not stuck on the I. W. W's.,
Egg prices will drop, we are told, but the great majority, I believe, awakes expectant of the moon. The
drooping calyzes raise themselves and
as soon as the pulleta begin laying. are geol citizens.
slowly expand their flowers It visi­
Mrs. Partington could never under­
There is great need of good roads bly ceases to droop and fade, and the
stand the contrary spirit of her in this county. We also are want­ plant, which almost died by day, is
hens, which quit laying right when ing some of your cheese makers. adorned anew.
Its sister, the red
the price of eggs got highest.
Any one desiring a job in Coos lychnis, shines by day and is called
A Chicago youth has been arrested county will do well to correspond diurna. but this white one has long
for misuse of the mails in the sale with Mr. Fred Moser, Gravel Ford, left the beaten ancestral path and has
of "Thirteen Ways for Flirting.” Ore. They make a great deal of become vespertina.
As It opens small flies appear and
It is surprising that any one should butter here. The roads will not
visit It. The calyx is of that reddish
have such a feeling of insufficiency bear milk hauling, but some way hue which they approve.
The sun
they get the cream to the factories. dew which attracts flies shows the
as to pay for such instruction.
The woman who has sued the If you will send me your paper un­ same dull red In its leaves. It is not
ansas City Street Railway Com­ til June 1, '14, and post me on the a rarity, but few have seen its blos­
pany for damages because an ac­ doings of the Tillamookers, I will soms opened.—Scotsman.
cident that injured her arms inter- thank you, and pay you when I
ferred with her "conversational see you, if not broke.
Will say that you may all starve
powers" is not French. She is
under
the present administration Air or Moisture In the Tube Will Ren­
merely a deaf mute.
der It Unreliable.
and I most earnestly advise that
When an immigrant stands every
Don't expect a barometer to tell you
you all get religion, as it suffers
other test for admission to this
the truth about the weather until you
long and is kind.
country except the one of literacy,
have tested It thoroughly. Two com­
Ycurs as of old,
it may be safely concluded that his
mon causes for unreliability are air
C. H. W aymire .
illiteracy is not his fault, but is
(•ravel Ford, Ore , December 26, and water mixed with the mercury In
the tube. These can be expelled by
due to the conditions from which
1913._______
boiling the mercury.
he is trying to flee.
We are always glad to hear from
In order to test a barometer let it
That is a shocking story of the our old friend, and not only do we
hang for a time in the proper position;
Harvard professor who, having wish him a Haj pv New Year, but then gently and with care Incline it so
been imide a member of the Public success in his work - -Ed.
that the mercury may strike against
Utilities Commission in Massa­
the glass tube. If there Is no air with
chusetts, has been found out, and Best Cough Medicine for Children. in you will hear a sharp metallic click,
“I am very glad to say a few hut if the souud Is dull and muffled it
now zdmits that he has been in the
employ of corporations paying him words in praise of Chamberlain's Indicates the presence of both air and
Cough Remedy’,’ writes Mrs. Lida
>833.35 a speech. Such revalations Dewey, Milwaukee, Wis. "I have moisture. The presence of air alone Is
may tend to shake the public confi­ used it for years both for my child­ shown by minute bubbles.
If at any time the mercury seems to
dence in professors as public offic­ ren and myself and it never fails to
adhere to the tube, even In the slight-
ials which lias of late been one of relieve and cure a cough or cold.
No family with children should be est degree, and the convex surface as­
the most beautiful manifestations without it as it givesnlmost immed­
sumes a more flattened form It is safe
of our public life.
iate relief in cases ofcroup.” Cham­ to conclude that either air or moisture
berlain's
Cough
Remedy
is
pleas
­
If all work and no play makes
Is present, in any of these cases the
ant and safe to take, which is of
Jack a dull boy. Prof. Steiner lays great importance when a medicine Instrument should be put Into expert
the converse is also true, that all must be given to young children. hands for rectification.
There are several kinds of barom­
play and no work makes Jack a For sale by J. S Lamar.
eters The ordinary “weather glass”
lazy shirk, Dull boys who do things
Colds to be Taken Seriously
lu common use is more or less unre­
are better than bright boys who
Intelligent people realize that liable aud is easily made more so by
lazy iu the world's work, "Let us, common colds should be treated careless handling, lu fact, any barom­
then be up and doing," as one of promptly. If there is sneezing and eter must be treated with great re­
America's great poets has said, chilliness with hoarseness, tickling spect In order to retuin its usefulness.
throat
and
coughing.
begin
and teach our boys to work, as we promptly the use of Foley’s Honey — Harper's Weekly.
do now, and not answer too freely and Tar Compound. It is effective,
the call of the wild, as we did pleasant to take, cheeks a cohl, and
Ths First False Teeth.
Until little more than a century ago
when of their age. By doing as we stops the cough which causes lose
of sleep and lowers the vital resist
humanity hud to rub along without
ad vise, and not as we did, they auce. For sale by all druggists
false teeth, of which nowadays one
may finally amount to more than
flrm aloue claims to sell over 12,000,-
we do.
Chronic Constipation Cured.
000 a year. The first successful maker
"Five
years
ago
I
had
the
worst
The director of the United States
case of chronic constipation I ever was Glussepangelo Fonzi, an Italian
Geological Survey coinplains be­ knew of, and Chamberlain's Tab­ dentist, who started practice in Paris
cause private employers offer so lets c ured me,* ' writes S. F. (Fish, lu 1796 aud. thanks to bis skillful
much higher salaries than the Brooklyn, Mich. For sale by J. S. treatment of Lucien Bouaparte. soon
•
made his way. After years of experi­
government pays (lint they are get Lamar.__________
ment he discovered the substance
ting many of the best subordinates
from which artificial teeth are made
to quit the government service, He
uud
received the gold medal of the
suggests an increase in govern
French Academy of Science. One of
ment pay. This may be .wise and
the earliest persons tilted with false
just, but the fuel that service un­
teeth was the empress of Itussia. Aft­
der the government has been the
er Waterloo Fotizl migrated to Lon­
means ot attracting the attention
don aud tbeu to .Madrid, where Ferdl
of private employers to individuals
nand VII. rewarded him with a yearly
(■enslou of 1.000 ducats for a set of
should not be overlooked.
The
false teeth.
highest salaries have often been
paid to men who were compara
Hunan Derelicts.
lively unknown until their services
This is the luvariable history of such
for the government gave them great
cases Let au unidentified body of a
prestige.
man or womau. young or old. be dis­
Kaiser Wilheim'.a opinion, ex­
covered. and from all directions will
pressed in what wan almost official
If you are thinkingof buying couie lu<|ulries disclosing the fnct that
form, thut a mustache is a badge of
a good Harness, liorse](eovers, many persons have disappeared from
masculinity and must be worn by
the knowledge of tbelr friends. Trag­
fighting men, is having earlier halters, or anything in the^har- edies and heartaches are thus uncov­
than might have lieen expected, an ness line it will pay you to see ered. for the mere act of Inquiry
proves that aome one in each case has
effect which could not but be fore me.
suffered anxiety over the missing one
seen. In New York the new rage
I also carry the famous Shar­ and line feared evil hapia-uinga. Crime,
for mustaches han driven the boss
shame, melancholy, dis,uutent. unhap­
l arberetoa protest. They blame the key’s collar.
piness. desire fur adventure, are among
kaiser, and no doubt rightly, (or
the causes that lend to the disappear­
the new fad among men who have
ances.—lndinuapelis Star.
loag been clean shaven. And their
protest against the swiftly uncoin
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
Jim's Advantage.
ing fashion is flint four minutes
A prominent state official In a moon
more of time is needed to shave,
tain region reined In his horse one but
tastefully and artlsu.ally, around
afternoon and Inquire«! of a barefooted
woman working In the field. “Madam,
the corners of a mustache, than is
can you tell me how much farther It is
needed in the clean shaving of an
to Johnson's Corners?"
upper lip.
The woman leaned on her boe and
At last there appears to be an
pondered gravely. "No." she said final
authoritative
announcement
of
ly. “I can't My eon, Jim, could tell
|>ermanent cures of virulent cancer
you. though Jim's heeu aroun'. Hex
l
by the use of radium
It was made
got shoes."—Everybody’s.
by Dr. Howard A. Kelly, the noted
I
surgeon of Johns Hopkins 1'niver
A Deduction.
•Ity, supplemented by the state­
Personally we do not pretend to be
If yon buy • two-year-
much of a hand at reading character,
ment ot Dr Robert Abbe of New
but when we see a young man carry­
York, before a group* of medical
Kuaranteed Bottle.
ing a pair of kid gloves in one band
men in the College of Physicians
»$2.00 or more.
and a cane In the other we know he
at Philadelphia on Monday last.
tent looklug for a plowing Job.—Qal ,
The announcement was made more
vesfoa News.
impressive by the showing ot tan
tern slides ot various cases treated
Only a Bluffer.
W hv buy m Hot Water
and enred in this manner. The
“He save bo's boos—likes to show
Hottie anti take the rieh
cures were made not by direct
bls wife that bee clothed In aatbor
or getting old stock, when
application, hut hv the use of the
ity."
■
rays from the radium paetidee.
we will stand back of our
“AM I esn say Is that he's a pretty
But he admitted that at present
poor dresser ''-Town Tuple«.
liooda ?
there was not enough radium in
existence to go around to all suffer
Around the Circle.
era from the disease. Dr. Kelly
"In my time.' declared grandma,
msds it known that tie and Alfred
C. I. CLOUGII CO.
“girls were more modeet "
"I know." mid the flippant girt. "It
I. Du Pout, the man who has ac
was a f»d oore Wo may get back to
mrc^Huer.hip ot «11 the known
It"- K omm CU j Jewraat
Passing Remarks.
TEST YOUR BAROMETER.
Tillamook
Baker’s Bread
Sold at
All Grocers.
Bechtel's Harness Shop
h -ss-i-SS-i-ss-: SS-i-SS-:®
') 35c. for any old ?
J)
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Hot Water
•>
Bottle
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BARGAINS
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j
Weekly
Oregonian and
Tillamook
Headlight.
with
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon S.P. Co.
(I. O. O. F. Bldg.)
Tillmnook •
HERRON,
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T illamook B lock ,
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and Valuable Premiums.
Premium List:
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SARCHET,
The Fashionable Tailor
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
a Specialty.
Store in Heins Photographic
Gallery.
rp H. GOYNE,
ATTORNEY-AJ-LAW.
Office : O pposite C ou k t H ouse ,
.
J. CLAUSSEN,
.
LAWYER,
DEUTSCHER ADVOKAT.
213 T illamook B lock
Tillamook
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Both Phones.
$2.00
Tillamook
Office : Next door to Star
Theatre
$2.25
R. E. E, DANIELS,
CHIROPRACTOR.
Local Office in* the Commercial
Building.
$2.25
The Lasher Silver Set, six knives, six forks,
six tea spoons, manufactured of solid white
metal. Retails at $3.50. With the Weekly
Oregonian and Tillamook Headlight, for
one year
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Offer No. 5.
TILLAMOOK. - ORE
L. E. HEWITT,
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
OBSTETRICAL SPECIALIST.
Both Phones.
Residence and Office in Whitehouse
Residence,
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
ELMER ALLEN
(Successor to Dr. Sharp),
DENTIST.
$2.00 Commercial Building, Tillamock.
Offer No. 6.
A set of six Beautifully Decorated French
Gray Finish Silver Tea Spoons. They are
of beautiful design and will last a lifetime.
Retails at $2.50. With the Weekly Ore­
gonian and Tillamook Headlight, for one
year............................................... -
J~^R- JACK OLSEN,
DENTIST.
(I. O. O. F Bldg.)
Tillamook - Oregon
$2.25 JOHN LELAND HENDERSON
ATTORNEY
Offer No. 7.
The Housekeeper’s Delight.
The Eureka
Shears.
A complete set that no family
can afford to be without. Regular price
for set $3.00. With the Weekly Oregonian
and Tillamook Headlight, for one year
-
M D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Offer No. 4.
Set of Beauty Pins. This set consists of three
clasp pins one and one haif inches long,
gold filled. With the Weekly Oregonian
and Tillamook Headlight, for one year -
Oregon.
G- MCGEE,
Offer No. 3.
The Dandy Needle Book, leatherette covers,
142 useful articles. Retails at $1.00. With
the Weekly Oregonian and Tillamook
Headlight, for one year
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Oregon
VETERINARY.
Offer No. 2.
The Hawkeye Wrench, the handiest wrench
ever manufactured.
You cannot afford to
be without it. Regular price $i.50, with
the Weekly Oregonian and Tillamook
Headlight, for one year
.
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E. REEDY, D.V M.,
The Oregonian’s Census Atlas of the North-
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. Oregon.
E
Mi west, size 19x25, 24 pages, regular price
25 m $2.50, with the Weekly Oregonian and Till-
gfe atnook Headlight, for one year
.
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Offer No. 1.
• Oregon.
T
Tillamook -
An Exceptionally Fine Line of Useful
Oregon.
: and ;
COUNSELLOR AT-LAW.
T illamook B lock ,
Tillamook [■
Oregon.
Room No. 261.'
$2.50
T. BOTTS,
Offer No. 8.
An exceptionally fine 34 piece Dinner Set.
This splendid set is from the famous pot­
teries of Knowles, Taylor & Knowles, East
Liverpool. Ohio. It is of American white
porcelain ware artistically decorated with
the all gold design. This set retails at any
store for 17.00. Every housewife will be
proud to display them on her table. The
set consists of the following pieces •
Six full sized Dinner Plates,
Six full sized Soup Plates. Six full sized Cups,
Six 7*> inch Bread and Butter Plates.
Six full sized Saucers, One Cream Pitcher.
One deep. 9 inch Vegetable Dish,
One deep Gravy Bowl.
.
One regulation size Meat Platter.
With the Weekly Oregonian and the Tilla­
mook Headlight, for one year -
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$5
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Complete Set of [Abstract Books in
Office.
Taxes Paid for Non Residents.
T illamook B lock ,
Tillamook .
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Both Phones.]
QARL HABERLACH,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
T illamook B kock ,
Tillamook
Oregon
a HAWK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
B«y City
....
Oregor.
Offer No. 9.
The Success Kitchen Set. one bread knife,
one butcher knife, one paring knife, with
the Weekly Oregonian and Tillamook
Headlight, for one year -
QEORGE WILLETT,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW1
T illamook C ohmbkcial B vildixo ,
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