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ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE lagan liiafluj. 11—1'j» j vwj. Wall Paper I i HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING COODS, and Linings. I CARPETS, MIRRORS, BEDROOM SUITES, lUe are Headquarters for ■ Furniture, etc., Sold on the Installment Plan. Easy terms. Call and Investigate. Noui’s the time ! ! 1 MATTING, OIL CLOTH, LINOLEUM, LACE CURTAINS, TABLE LINEN, TOWELING. STOVES, « RANGES, CROCKERY. GLASS, to refurnish your home. •9 Tornadoes' Freak Work. II Call and Inspeet our Goods. The Tillamook breaking into pieces. One measured thirteen inches in circumference another fifteen inches. T. W. Carter took re fuge in a strawstack which was scattered in every direction, leaving him to the mercy of the storm which lifted him how high lie does not know. While in ihe air he came in contact with the tail or mane of a horse, which he grasped, but was torn from it, coming dowr. to the earth with hat in one hand and hair in the other. This statement is fully substantiated. The horse belonged to Mr. Kline of Beloit and had been hitched near the barn a few moments before the tornado. The wagon was never found and the horse was killed. Mr. Carter was slightly injured. Chickens were stripped of their feathers and carried miles away Machine Undertaker's Supplies Priees are loiu for First Class Furniture House ZErxix*nisiiei?s * calves are allowed to drop in the spring it is true large amounts of milk can be The destructive tornado which diso produced on cheap summer pasture, but luted a portion of the Keya Paha valley at this time milk sells at the lowest in northern Nebraska last week made price; the heat, drouth and flits are Dealers in quite a contribution to the list of freak troublesome ; the farmer is busy with ish capers which invariably characterize his crops and harvest and the care of the straight and rotary blows. Four horses milk and making of butter is much more were drawn into the vortex of the storm difficult than during the winter. Cows thrown against the ground feet foremost that freshen in the spring must lie put several times, each contact making sets on dry food during the winter and the of postboles, and yet the animals were Headquarters for Dairymen’s Supplies. change usually produces a marked de not seriously injured. A cat had its tail Agent for CHARTER OAK STOVES. Western Washing JVIaehines crease in the milk flow, or even causes shaved to the hide, but the hair, on its the animal to go dry entirely. The cow Large Stock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes ami Glass. body was not disturbed by the mower. must be fed a reasonable allowance A teaspoon that flew with the gale was during the winter to keep her in reason The Most GROCERY STORE in bent double. Many similar incidents of able condition and she often gives abso of the storm are related, some of which - ;■ lutely no returns for this food. The tax credulity, yet so common are they young calf in early winter is also coin in the history of tornadoes as to leave no pelled to begin dry feeds immediately room for doubting their correctness. In after weaning. The irony of fate was never more for an Iowa town, two years ago. a piece of On the other hand, the advantages of one-inch board was driven endwise cible illustrated than in the case of a winter dairying are numerous. If the dwelling house located on South Broad through, the trunk of a tree and nearby a cow drops her calf in the fall or early stove shovel Aas embedded in a tree way. the entire front of which was winter she will give good flow of milk stump. Four years ago the most remark swept away, leaving the interior with throughout most of the winter season able of Kansas freaks took place near the furniture exposed to the elements on very little more feed than is necessary Salina. A baldheaded man, while run The furniture and bedding were piled in to winter a dry cow. In the spring, ning for shelter from a tornado, was a confused mass upon each floor, w hile when the milk flow has begun to de- struck by what proved to be a waman’s upon the rear wall of the second-story crease, the cow seems to take a new hair with such force that the ends w’ere bedroom was a legend, ‘ Good Luck.” start when put on grass, thus giving Two young women who were on a driven into Ins face, neck and crown of i practically two freshenings in the year. Fourth street cable car at the time of the his head, securing a luxuriant crop of By this method of dairying the greatest hair which restoratives failed to produce storm were entirely denuded. They left i milk yield occurs during the season of in the preceding ten years. This story the car stark naked and were cared for . highest prices. The farmer is not so was universally scouted but the fortunate in a house nearby. rushed with work and can give more Kansan secured a photograph of himself attention to feeding and caring for the In South St. Louis there was a house before and after taking and confounded whose entire north wall was torn out cattle. In the mild winter of Missouri the doubting Thomases. save a support under one of the window s it is not necessary to provide the very best shelter except during very small J south half of the south-east quarter of section T imber L and , A ct J une 3- 1878.—N otice for SUMMONS. Five parlor chairs were lifted by the and the window itself. The frame was P ublication . ' one; the north half of the northeast quarter parts of the season. The manure pro-' United Stales Land Office, of section twelve, the souihwest quarter of, tornado from the Kirdell house wreck at not damaged and not one of the panes of Oregon City, Oiegon, dttced in stabling mill easily repay for j n the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon for section fifteen, all in township one north of Redbud, Mich., »n 1897, and placed in a glass were broken. May. 11th, iool. lsnge eight west of Willamette Meridian. the extra care and trouble. It is much F Botefu),r Notice is hereby given that in complfiuice In piiisua. ce of said order, »aid property will row uninjured at the rear of the lot A bed with its mattress in place was easier to care for milk and produce good with the provisions of the act of Congress of F. Botefuhr&co., plaintiff, | I be sold as a w hole, for cash in hand. i I aled at Tillamook City. Oregon, June 20th, June 3, I878. entitled “An act for the sale of Everything else was crushed to pieces be throw’ll from a house on Misso’iii avenue timber lands in the States of California, Oie- butter when the temperature is cool and I charle« H. Smith ami Ihlen I jcoi . H. H. ALDERMAN, Referee. gon, Nevmla and Wushingtou Teiritory,” neath the sandstone. The tornado at to the center of Lafayette park. Two Smith, defendant*. there is a great saving in ice. To Charles H. Smith and Helen Smith, the T imber L and . An june 3. 1878.—N otice for extended to all the Public Land States by Kirkville. Mo., last year played some pillow’s fell not far from it, but they were i1 After securing the best cow possible, J of Ai gust 4, 1892, above named defendant*; P ublication . AUGUST TSCHUDY, In the name of the state of Oregon : Y u and United States Land Office. strange pranks. A 2 year-old child was not the pillows belonging to this particu Of Mnltiiomah countv, of State of Oregon, ha« and having led her in the best and most vuvii each mjvu of you ure hereby required 10 io appear appear and ami O.egonCity, Oregon. this day filed in this office ids sworn state, carried 400 feet from its home, which lar bed. I answer Hie complaint filed against yon in the May 20th. l9*H 1 economical manner known, the next step cause on or before July 18, Biol, Notice is hereby given that in ; ompliance meiit No. 540:1, for the purchase of the Nw was destroyed and some of the inmates A middleaged German mechanic was is to take proper care of the milk. The ' above-entitled which is the time fixed by the court for the with the provisioiiH of the act of Congre-s of of section lo, hi Township 1 N, Range lo \V.,an<I tinal publication of this summons, and by Junes. 1878 vnitled “ An act for the sale of will offer proof to show that the laml sought ia hurt, but the child was not injured. The walking along the railroad tracks east value of milk depends largely’ on the care , which time you are required to appear and tun er lands in the States of California. Oregon, more valuable for its timber or stone than for residence of J. T. Coon field was picked of Twelfth street, just after the storm, it receives, as well as the amount of fat i answ< r herein, publication, of this summons Nevada and Washington Terr tory,” ns ex ngriciiltiiral purposes, and to establish his claim being made once a w ek for six successive tended to al (he Public Land States bv act of to said land before the Register and Receiver up and carried over 100 feet and dumped bemoaning the lossof his little daughter. which it contains. of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Wed Every dairyman weeks, the first publication being made on June Allgll.^t 4. 1892, nesday, tlie 71I1 day of August. I90I. He names 6lh. I90I. And if you fail to so appear and HUGH BUTLER, against a hill, though not completely Another child, wdio was with him, found knows that the method of handling the j answer, for want theieof, the plaintiff will ' Of Portland, county of Multnomah, State of aswitnesses : R Biletikofer, A. Huelikofer, C. Sauerwein wrecked, Coonfield and family going a bonnet that w’as recognized as belong milk within a few hours after it is drawn apply to the Court for judgment n^a list yon in Oregon, has ih s day filed in th s office hi-« and E Rosenkranz, of Portland Ore. the sum of <1363.41, together w th interest there sworn statement No. 5412, for the purchase of The father has a great influence on its quality and on at he rate of ten per cent per annum from the.N'e Any and all persons claiming adver ely the with it. All w’ere badly shaken up, but ing to the missing girl. : 4 Se ’4. Section 6. N % Sw '4, Sw % Sw above described ands are requested to file their May I5 h.ll'LO, and for such fur her sum as the I *4. of Section No 5, in Township No. 3 N, Range none of them was much injured. The thought that it was conclusive evidence the quality of the products made from Court shall udjude reasonable as attorney’s fees, in W. and will offer proof o show hat .he laud cb.inis in this office oil orbefo.e said 7th day of Webster family of three were carried a that his other youngster was lost, when it. One batch of impure milk delivered together with the costs and disbursements of Nought is ri.ore valuable for its t tn er or-tone August, 190I. C has . B. M oores , Register. this action, and ordering and directing the than for ag cultui al purposes, and to establish greater distance, their cotrage was dis- the little one ran up and shouted that to a creamery or cheese factory will attached property hereinafter described to be his claim to said land befo e the Register and sold to satisfy the said judgment. I Receiver of this office a Oregon < ity, Oregon, tinye<i in its flight, but none of the mi- she wanted to get in the house, because easily spoil the entire product for that You are further notified that the plaintiff in on Friday, the 9th day of August, 1901. He T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878—N otice F or P ublication . above entitled action has caused to be at 1 names as wi ne»aes : nates was badily hurt. John McCall, it was getting too wet for her. day and work a great injustice to the the United MLaea Land office. tached in this action the fellow ing described 1 Robeit Burch, of Portland, Ore., William Oregon ( Ity, Oregon holding on to a tree at the verge of the other patrons, Ou a large proportion real property and all of your right, title and in Luce, Janie» R. McDonald ami J. P. Craig, of May 13, iuoi . terest therein, to-wit : The Se quarter of the Ne >e;iHi<lv Or. Production of Milk. Notice is hereby given that in compliance tornadoes track to save himself from be of dairy farms many of the fundamental quarter of Section Sad the N half of the Nw Any and all persona claiming adversely the quaiter, and the 8w quarter of the Nw quarter abov • described lands are reques e ’ to file their with the provialona of the act of Congress of ing swept into the air, caught a 12-year- In a recent bulletin issued by the Mis principles which should be observed in ot Section 9. township 1 South, Range 8 West of claims n this office on or before said 9th day June:!, 187H, entitled “An net for the sale of timber lauds in the Motes of • alifomia, Oregon, old boy as he came down out of the sky. souri State Board of Agriculture the fol producing pure milk are entirely over Willamet;e Meridian. 01 August, I90I. Nevada, and Washington Territory,” as ex C has . B. M oorer , Regis -r. All th** interest of Helen Smith, as heir at law The boy whose name was John Gebgardt lowing article on the production and looked. The farmer must understand of(t tended to all the Public Land States by act of W. Pearnside, deceased, in and to the fol August 4, IH92, described real property : was carried from his house, two blocks care of milk is given: something of the changes which take lowing ROBERT BI RCIf. Commencing at low water line of Nehalem T imbkk L amp , A ct J ure 3 1878.—N otice for P ublication . Of Portland, county of Multnomah, State of away; the house was leveled to the river ata point 5O feet up said river from north The art of dairying is based on the place in milk after it is drawn and the point of a lot formerly owned by C. Pye, thence United States Land Office, Oregon, ho*- this day tiled it this ofln e his Oiegon City, Oregon, sworn statement No. 5404, for Hie purchas- of ground, but he was not hurt. Edward maternity of the cow. She produces conditions which affect its purity, in following said low water line up said rive 59 June 17th I9O1. the K % Sw 1 Hection 6, Ne ’4, NW’ 1 ,, Nw *4 feet, thence in a north westerly direction loo Kellogg, lying flat on the ground to es milk primarily to nurture her young, order to improve these conditions. Notice is hereby given that in compliance Ne of -ec. No 7, hi Township 3 N, Range lo feet, (hence in a south westerly direction 59 , „lid will offer proof to show that the land with the provisions ol the act of Congress of feet, thence south-easterly to Nehalem river to cape the storm, was picked up, carried and man has encouraged and stimulated Milk should be thoroughly aired im June 3, 1*78, entitled "An act for the sale of sough' is more valuable for Its limliei and stone point of beginning. 300 feet across houses and trees mid this function until today it forms the mediately after straining, to allow the All lines and angles in said description to timber land 11 the States of California, Ore oil, than for agi I* ultural purposes, and to establish to lines and angles in survey of own Nevada and Washington Territoi y,” as extended his claim to said laud be fore the Itegiatcr and dropped into a pond, whose water was chief work of millions of cows. The animal ordors to escape. This can be conform of Nehalem, in lot 5. section 23, town hip 3 to all Public l>and States by act of August 4, Receh er of this office at Oregon City, Oiegon, on Friday the 9th day of August, 1892, sucked up just as he struck it, and he greatest milk production requires, liberal done in several ways, depending upon North, Range 10 West. names as witnesses : JOHN ERICKSON, All the interest of defendant. Helen Smith, William Luce. Philip Condit. J. P. was left, covered with mud, but other feeding of the pro|>er kind and the the future disposition of the milk. If the as heir at law of G. W Fearuside, deceased, in Of Astoria, county of Clatsop, State of Oregon, has this day filed in this office his sworn A. Jones, of Sea«ide, Oregon. and to lot 3. section 16, township 1 South, Range wise in sound physical and mental selection of animals with milking ten ; separator can be used while the milk is lo West Willamette Meridian. Any and nil persons claiming adversely statement No. U:«3- for the purclia e of the 3 and 4, block 1, in Tillamook Cilv, l<ss Sw % of Sw % of sec 13 and Se *4 of se '4 and above-descrilwd lands are requested to file their shape. dencies. Since the cow has become a warm this process will do n large part ¿0 Ixits claims in this office on or before said 9II1 day W of Sr- *4. of Section No 14. in Township feet off south end ; U hat are known as No. 3 N, Range No. 8 W. and will offer proof to ot August, 190I. of the aerating, If the deep setting “ Referee Tide Lots Number 3 slid 4.” in Tilla show C has B M ookeh , Register. that the land sought is more valuable for In Bola township. Kiley county, Kan mere machine for the consuming of food mook City, according to map recorded on page system is used the milk should lie set in 64of book B. ot record of deeds for Tillamook its timber or stone than for agr.c 1.Hural t>ur- sas, in 1889, the house of Robert Reed and converting it into milk it is essential poses, and to establish his claim to said land County, Oregon. most returns to have cans and surrounded by ice cold water This summons is publi hed bv order of tee before the Register and Receiver of this office T imber L and , A ct J une 3. 1878.—N otice for was lifted as easily as a fenthar and in securing the Oiegon Citv, Oregon, on Monday the <gli P ublication . I within a few minutes from the cow and Hon. G. W Sappington, County Judge of Ti.la- at dayof .-»eptember, 1901. He names «* witnesses: without at first cracking a tiuil»er. So good cows. I’ll it'd htat« a Land office, mook County. John (Jorcoran, l)H\id Tweddle. Tun Corcoran, the covers arranged to allow the escape a good cow the world Oregon City, Oregon, A good cow is Made on the 3istday of May, I901. quickly was it done that before Mr. of Vine Maple, Oregon; Erick Hemstrom, of Muy IRh, I901. FAXToN. BEACH A breed she mav be. No of gas and animal odor. If the milk is CLAUDE THAYER. over, whatever Olney , Oregon. Notice is hereby given Hint i" co<i'plimioe SIMON. Heed, who was within, knew of his dan Any and all persons claiming adversely the Wjih 'he plovi-iuiiH of the act of ColigreKH of Attorm-ys for Plaintiff. to lie used for city markets or sent to a animal should be kept for milking pur above-deac ibed lands are requested to file their June 3, IM7H. entitled ’An net f«»r 'he »ale of ger, the house had risen to a height of First publication, June 6. 19OI. claims in this office on or befo. e »aid 9U1 day tii.ib r land t In the Staten of ('alifornia, O egon. poses that does not produce 21)0 |>ouiids creamery it should lie aerated thoroughly I4t4t publication, July 18, 190I. 24 feet or more. The house being then of SepteinlK-r i9ol. N'evuda and Wi.Rhingfmi Territory,•' an extended and cooled as rapidly as convenient to of butter tat per year or more. The ex C ham B. M ookf . s , Register. loali *he Public Land Mate* by act of Augiiwt enveloped in darkness and not knowing 4, »892, 60 degrees or below. Never close covers pense of feeding and caring for the MARY Hl’H< 11, ing what had happened, he started for TiMBF.it L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otick F or Of Portluul, county of Multnomah. H’a e of animal wi'.l barely be met by the pro tightly on a can of warm milk. There Pl Bl.lCA 1 ION. the door, thinking it time to make an Oregon, ha-» thia »lay tiled in thia offi e her United Stules Land Office, are several forms of apparatus for duction of 150 to 175 pounds of butter MWorn M'Ht.meiit No. 54<>7. f,,r the pui. hioe . f Oregon City, <he. In Pursuance of a decree and order of sslc es ajie, when, instead of stepping out th«-He14 Nw '4. 8w % Ne " '2 Kt‘ '« “f Jone 25th. loot. fat jier year. The profit is therefore aerating milk. Any method that will rendered m the Cir ult Couo id the State of Notice is hereby given that in compliance Hection 7 »n Townstiip No. 3 X, Fioige No lo i>po;i the ground, a« he expected, he fell Or. gon, foi the County of Tillamook, on the found in the production above expenses. separate the liquid into thin streams and litli day of June, 1901 in the partition suit of with the provisions of the act of Coiigrraa ot W, and will offer prof to al ow th t »he land t leabove named distance, injuring him- | E. Green, plaintiff, vs Mary Green June 3. 1878, entitled “An art for the «ale »ought ia inoie valuaolc for iU i" tier 01 atone A cow yielding 250 pounds per year allow all parts to reach the tiir will an Joseph Cowing. R H Armstrong, EstesJnaeph Cowing of timber lands in the states of California, than for agricultural t»«»'po»««M« and oeaUthlish self severely. Persons who watched the Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory. ' an her claim to »aid land la tore the RegiMte» and gives a fair profit, but a 300-pound cow swer this purpose. A pan with small Mary Evrlvn Cowing. E. H Cowing Johannes extrude«! to all the Public Laud Staten by act of Receiver of this office at Oregon City. Oregon, progress of the tornado along this por Wahlertand California ^fe Oeposit A Trust <n Friday, the 9th dayof August, ijoi. she gives more than twice as much net pro openings in the bottom, supported Coni|>any, defendants, the umlersigm-d, referee AuffHMt 4. 1892, lion of its track state that the den.onia- I i H hich aa witlieaaea: WILLARD N. JONI». named ill said order of sale, u ill . x|>ose for sale eighteen or twenty inches above the milk fit. The ordinary yield of milk should William Luce, J. P. Craig. Philip Condlt and Of Portland, county ot Multnomah, State of and sell ns the law directs at public auction to ch I tury of the cloud was appalling; Oregon, haa thia day fil'd ill this office hi« A. Jone*, of Seaside, Oregon be 5,000 or G.OoO |K»unds per year, or can, is both cheap and efficient. Pouring the highest bidder, at the Court House door of sworn Any and all persona claiming adverse'/'lie statement No 5879. for the purchase of whirling with most frightful rapidity, said county, in the city of Tillamook City. something over 400 gallons. Some of the milk slowly several times from one Oregon , on Monday, the 22nd day of July, 1901, the South PLast % of Section No. 35m Tp. No. 1 h I h » vp <| h cnlH-d land* are leqiieated to ti e their the intense black column would at times N. Range No. 8 W of W.M .and will offer pi oof to ebiiiiiR in this office on or lielore aaid 9th da_ of at the hour of one o'clock p m.. the real pro vessel to another will help. The sur the best cows produce as high as 8,000 perty situated in (he County of Tillamook, show that the land nought ia more valuable for August, 190I. sjem to level the whole bluff as it disap ( iias B. M ooses . Register, timber or -»lo.ie thanfor agricultural pur ¡toae* to 10.000 pounds of milk her year, con- rounding air should lie perfectly pure, state of Oregon, and deact ibeu in said order of its and to establish hisclaim to said laud la-fore the peared from view within the rolling sale a* follows, to wit : Register ami Receiver of this office nt Oregon I taining 400 to 500 pounds of butter fat. fresh and cool during this process. I lie east half of the northwrs quarter and NOTICE FOR 1*1 'BLICA TION. mass of darkness. The eastern bank, lota one and two ot swtioii thirty-one ; the ( Ity. Or.,on Monday,the23rd dayof September, Inorder to know which are the good Department of the Interior, lie names a« witnesses Marriage iMi’t near so much a burden aouthwesf quarter of section thirty one ; the 1901 c ivered with a luxurious growth of tim-1 ¡.and Office at Oregon < ity. Ore . W. J. Smith.of Wi.aon, Or.; T. H. Potter, J. L. Moiith’oott q-iarter of section thirty one ; the ' cows it is absolutely necessary to em- July 1*1, Iqoi. lier, would, as the cloud moved along. | northwest quarter of section twenty ; the south Uellsaiidc W . Mead, of Portland, Ore. to some men as it ought to be. Notice i" hereby given that tlie following Any and all persons claiming adversely the I ploy some method of determining pro east quarter of section twenty, all in township named Mettler haa filed notice of Ilia intention He is an innocent man with women above described lands are requested to file their successfully emerge from its awful baj>- .. ____ one no.tfi of range __ six weat west of Willamette WBIanu-tte duction. such as the Babcock test, and to make fi «1 pro f in • upport «»I hi* claim, Meridian ; the «outliweal quaiter of aeclion rlain s in this office on or before said 23rd <Li) of and that maid proof will l»e made before the w ho doesn’t know enough to seem so. tism swept clean to the soil. While this September, 190«. twenty-sis the not th west quarter ot aw t on weighing or measuring the milk. ('onntv clerk of Tillamook co., at Tillamook, Ulna. B. Mooa es . Register. ot arclion The easiest way not to fall in love is to twentv-aix . the - aoutheast ----------- - quarter ,------ terrible manifestation was going on along Oregon, on Align'd 17th. lotH. vit The profits in dairying are also greatly twenty-three ; the west halt of th«- southeast CHAkl.Ks K. |»o.\AI.I>rtON watch how easy other profile do it. the stream, westward over tlie valley m qiisiter aud lot< three and four in section If F, No 12.679, for the Nw ' . of Se % . F. of influenced by the season of the year. It twenty five , the southwest quarter ot se< tiou We have the 1 eport of a Vermont Mw '/« of ecc« B ■,,,l Ne'4of Nw % acc.24, Ip. i Nothing is too good for the man who distance of sixty rods ouly a gentle wind twenty five ; the west half of the northeast should be the aim of the dairyman to a. h 9 w can convince the world that he thinks quarter and lots <me and two of aecttcti creamery and it shows that its patrons was experienced. lie namea the following wltueaaea to prove produce the largest quantity of his com- twenty five; the southwest quarter of section hl« contiiiuoiia leaidenoe upon and cullivatiou there isn’t. _ twenty three . the northwes quarter of section receivgikQX I cents f>er hundredweight for of »aid land, v z twenty five; the souiheast quarter ot sev-tio.i The iMlphoe (Ka* ) tornado of May 30. modifies during the time when they will •er cent milk. The western When the average girl is in lotMM Wiliam R Illingworth William J. Hlniea. >•» ♦ I- twenty-six . the northeast quarter of section Frank »««ter and Frank 1«. Herrington, all of 1896. started in Saline county, Kansas. command the highest prices For this man she generally acts as originally a Ijetter showing than 'llllamook twenty six. all in township < mic north of range < KMimeriet make i P.O Oregon. seven ***t ot Millamotte Meridian; the reason winter dairying is much more C has . B. M<oar* Register. On the farm of Peter Bock masses of ice mechanical toy. northeast quarter of section twenty-one , the as large as a man's head fell to the ground profitable than summer work. It the M c I ntosh & mcnair HARDWARE, TINWARE and CHINA. STOVES, RANGES and HEATERS Reliable PER CENT Tillamook. DISCOUNT ON ALL GROCERIES, except flour and sugar. Save your checks. KING & KERREMANS. I