Tillamook headlight., January 01, 1903, Image 6

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. January 1.
HOUSEHOLD TALKS.
HOW TO PRESERVE YOUTH.
*le-nty of Pare Water, Fresh Fraila
•nd Ve«etable», Eirrel»», Air
• ad
1903.
!
DAIHTY NEW TRIFLES.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
DAIRYMEN’S SUPPLIES
A housekeeper suggests the follow
Flesh food, especially old beef or
Large purses and handbags are the
ing dishes for a cold luncheon on a hot
mutton, carries within it all the ele­ order of the day. Those «mall leather
day, say» the New York Tribune.
ments of death and decay. Nut« sup­ affairs which have been popular for
With such a bill of fare the meal may
ply all the essentials which are de- more than a year are no longer consid­
be prepared long before the guests ar­
rived from a meat diet and are infinite­ ered the correct thing. To be thor­
rive:
Sandwiches
spread
with
ly superior from a humanitarian oughly modish now you must carry’ a
chopped meat, veal loaf, deviled eggs,
standpoint. Fruit and nuis form an bag about ten inches deep and eight
vegetable salad, cottage cheese, geLa-
ideal meal. Fruits and vegetables are inches broad. This should be of soft
_ tin with cream, custard or ice cream
valuable factors in retarding age, on English morocco, in black, green, dark
and angel cake. Olives and raddshes
account of the large amount of water red, tan or blue, and have elaborate
may accompany both course«.
they contain. As years increase, the mountings of Burmese gold, with a
Maple fudge is liked-better by many
proportion of solid constituent« in the short chain of the same metal by which
persons than chocolate. Put into a
body is greater than the fluids. This to carry it, says the New York Herald.
saucepan one-half cupful of granulated
tends to produce stiffness and dryness.
A handsome bag in this new shape
sugar, 1»/, cupfuls of scraped inaple
Plenty of pure water should be taken had two goldeu lizards, one each side
sugar and a cupful of milk. When the
daily to retard the calcareous deposits of the clasp, and set in the beautifully
sugar’s melted anti the mixture hot add
am! to wash from the system all waste wrought bodies were pale amethysts.
two tablespoonfuls of butter and boil
matter. Distilled water is particularly The bags are lined with nioi^e to match
*
for 20 minutes. When it hardens in
useful for this purpo«e. as it is a nat­ the shade of the leather.
«•old water, it is done. Upon removing
ural solvent of the earthy salts which
Card cases, too, have increased in
it from the fire add a teaspoonful of
produce ossification. Water external­ size, and the prettiest of those intend­
vanilla. Begin to beat a« soon as it
ly’ and internally,toassist in the carry­ ed to be carried thia autumn are made
come* from the fire. When it shows
ing off of waste particle«, is one of the of soft suede in pale gray, flaming red
signs of granulation turn into but­
best agent« in holding time at bay, or golden brown. Sometimes there
tered. shallow tins, and when cool
writes
Stella Stuart, in Ledger will be a border to the flap of reddish
enough mark into square«. Two table­
Monthly.
gold, highly polished, and again, say.
spoonfuls of grated cocoanut and. a
With the frequent use of water on a pearly suede case, a mermaid de­
cupful of walnut or hickorynuts may
should go the thought of purity with­ sign in gray’ silver, the figure occupy­
be added, if they are wanted-, with the
in ami without. Feel that the sparkling ing one corner, while the tail and
vanilla.
fluid is eliminating nil that is w^aste. draperies swirl aero«« to cover the
Mint bags for the linen closet are
all that is diseased and poisonous, all other end.
liked by some persons. Put into little
that is old, from the system. Try to
A genuine novelty in the way of
silk bags a mixture made of a pound
realize youthful freshness flowing in leather goods is shown in a portfolio
of dried lavender, an ounce of thyme,
to fill and rejuvenate every pore of or case to be used as a memorandum
an ounce of mint, an ounce of ground
your being. I)o this with every glass for telephone numbers. The case is
clove« and caraway seeds and a table­
of water you take. Forget your face shaped like a screen, having the out­
Binger Hermann is Out.
readers, we extend New Year greetings, |
NETARTS.
spoonful of dry «alt.
an«l cease to count your birthdays. side covered with soft red, black or
and the heartiest good wishes for the
A wonwin who has tried it. avers that
When your system iscleensed from im­ brown morocco, and the inside ar­
Geo. Robinson, of Portland, is stopping
continued success, health, happiness and , W ashington , Dec. 29.—Binger Her­
a watermelon may be kept for any
purities. n-ot by drugs, but by Nature’s ranged so that between the narrow
length of time by varnishing its en­ gifts of water, air and sunshine, then strips of leather there are bits of at Mr. O’Hara’s.
prosperity of one and all who may read mann, Uonimis8ioner of the General
Chas. Hobart will leave in a few days
Land Office, has resigned, and will be
tire surface, leaving no «pot untouched
it will be time to attend to your face. white bristol board just the right size
this.
and open to the air.
While constipati-on exists, while effete on which to jot down names and num­ for Corvallis, Portland and San Fran­
May the good year 1903 prove far succeeded by William A. Richards, now
Panned tomatoes are an excellent
deposits (old age) are poisoning your bers of those you are apt to want often- cisco.
better to you than its predecessors and ’ the Assistant Commissioner of the Gen­
accompaniment for a roast of lamb or
system through the circulation, you
Emmett Quick and M. M. Melvin, of
est on the telephone. The case holds
may you enjoy many more in the future. eral Land Office. The change will take
veal. Peel and cut in two six plump will be old. No facial massage will re­ slips enough for about 40 names.
Tillamook, came over Christmas and
effect probably January 15. Mr. Her-
tomatoes. Put them in a pan with a juvenate you.
There are desk furnishings in a beau­ brought a piano over, a present for Mrs.
I mann’s resignation was requested about
COULSONBURG
tablespoonful of melted- butter, and
Constipation is the greatest fqj» to tiful glossy red metal called golden
Geo. W. (♦helps from her husband.
two weeks ago by the Secretary of the
cook slowly on top of the stove for ten womanly beauty, the greatest factor copper ware. A large inkstand of this
Marvine Hodgdon is layed up with a
Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Coulson and 1 boys Interior, and was immediately presented.
minutes. Then brown in the oven
for old age. the most determined rich material is supplied with a pen
very sore hand.
spent Christmas with Noah Coulson.
Charges have been preferred against two
Arrange the tomatoes on a hot plate enemy of health that exists. Banish
rack made from small brownish red
J. W. Wheeler, of Kansas, is stopping
Several from this burg attended the of the subordinate officials in the land
and serve with a sauce made in the
it. and the process of regeneration will
antlers. Picture frames in this golden
pan in which they cooked. For the
have begun. Body massage worth all copper with plain polish surfaces make with Geo. Hodgdon this winter.
"quarterly meeting at Beaver.
v»ffices involving alleged irregularities,
sauce put another tablespoonful of
the drugs ever compounded, and rout
Geo. W. Phelps went to the Hub Wed­
Found, near Coulsonburg schoolhouse, and they Lave been given a specific time
an effective background for carbon
butter into the pan, and when it ha<s
this foe of youth and beauty. The and artist proof photographs.
nesday.
in the public road, a miserable stack of in which to make answer.
melted rook in it for four minute»two
daily stirring up of the vital organs
C. F. Hobart has been very buisy im­ bones formerly a poor innocent looking
These simply afford a pleasant
W ashington , Dec. 29 —Land Com-
tables-poonfills of flour, stirring it con­ and plentiful drinking of water h the
change from the elaborate jeweled proving his saw mill here on the bay.
horse.
| missioner Binger Hermann has tendered
stantly. Then add t wo cupfuls of milk,
first requisite for retaining or regain­ ones. Besides the frames there are
Mr.
Watkins,
of
Washington
county,
From
the
look
of
candies.toys,
albums
salt and pepper, and turn it over the
ing youth.
■ his resignatson to the President, to take
fancy powder boxes, smaller ones for spent a few days on the beach last week
handkercheifa, knives, etc , it looks like i effect the 1st of February or let of March.
tomatoes.
stamps and pins, as well as all man-
on his homestead.
HOW HE WAKED HER UP.
Some housekeepers vary the flavor of
Santa found us.
He will be succeeded by present Deputy
ner of pretty tray«, suitable for the
potato salad by boiling the potatoes
If you wish to learn the art of hog Commissioner Richards, of Wyoming. In
boudoir or library.
pleasant
valley
.
for it in st «wk, or. if it, ir more con­
dealing
ask
R.
O.
Richards
and
C.
N.
The ware gets its name from the
confirming the announcement Mr, Her­
venient. in the soup kettle.
Christmas has come and gone, with Johnson.
beautiful blending of the coppery hue
mann said:
Dainty and seasonable sandwiches
and pale dull gold.
allofits many jovs and pleasures and
Mrs. John Barber and sons were cal­
“I have wanted to return to Roseburg
may be made of thin slice« of brown
Tortoise shell combs are going to be new year’s is at hand. We wish all a lers at Mis. E. T. Coulson’s on Sunday.
The man w.ho won’t take the time
bread with mayonnaise and separated
to resume the’practice of my profession
worn
as
much
as
ever
this
fall
and
the
to work off any conversation upon
happy new year.
by a thin slice of a tart apple.
and have contemplated resigning for a
Stewed okra is one of the dinner pos­ his wife until after they are in bed, usual set includes three or four, the
There were three Christmas trees in
SOUTH PRAIRIE.
year or more. I have held this office
extra
one
being
a
pompadour
comb,
and who then begins to tell her the
sibilities. Select the small green pods,
our burg and all reported an excellent
longer than any of my predecessors, ex­
day’s stock of funny stories after which is placed in the hair entirely for
and remove the stems and discolored
Miss Robinson closed a successful
time and returned home with many
cept two. since the office was created in
service,
as
it
does
not
show
when
the
she is too sleepy to stay awake, so
tips. Put into boiling salted water and
term
of
school
on
the
24th
inst.
presants. It looks like Santa has lots of
1812, having entered upon my duties
that she always goes to sleep <»n his coiflure is completed.
rook until tender It will take about
The basket social given by Miss Rob­ soon after the first inauguration of the
The newest combs are certainly de­ deputies to go around with so many
half an hour. Then drain; add a heap­ hands while he is talking to her, had
inson at the close of her school, assisted late President McKinley, nearly six years
an awfully funny one to relate signed with some idea of comfort, for trees.
ing tablespoonful of butter and a
There was a Christmas dance at Mrs. by the neighborhood, was a succecs, the ago. I have endeavored to administer
unto her after he had doused the the rims are rounded down in the cen­
tablespoon fnl of vinegar, anti season
glim and crawled into bed a few ter to fit about th*« flat knot on the Simmon’s place on Christmas night, baskets selling from 50 cents to $2, the affaiis of the office so as to do injus­
with pepper and suit. Simmer until
nights ago, relates the Washington top of t he head. Even the larger comb, which was a success and they intend to clearing nearly $17, which will be spent
the butter is absorbed, and serve hot.
tice to no one, whether he l»e home­
intended to keep up stray “scolding
Post.
Experiments in canning pen« report­
for the lights and other improvements steader or corporation seeking public
celebrate new year’s also.
“Ha! ha! ha!” he gurgled, as he locks,” is curved after the same fash­
ed in a government bulletin show that
We understand there is to be a wed­ of the school.house.
land.”
settled back on his pillow- his wife ion.
heating under pressure to secure a
Grandma and Grandpa Vaughn, of
This, by’ the way. is narrower than ding in the near future. Can guess who ?
Mr, Hermann would not say whether
had been in bed for about 15 minutes
higher temperature than the ordinary
The Blum Bros, are repairing the Bay City, also Amos Vaughn, of Kel- he would enter the Senatorial race in
then. “Heard a Jim Dandy of a formerly, and does not give the head
boiling point. 212 degrees Fahrenheit,
chis, visited their son and brother. Guy, Oregon, nor would he say that he would
story about Billy Fantoids this after­ so broad a look as the heavily rimmed tressel bv their house, replanking it.
is necessary to insure keeping. Where
a temperature of 242 degrees Fahren­ noon. It seems that Billy took it ones that have been the correct thing
The directors of school district hope last Saturday and Sunday, While here allow the use of his name in connection
For evening wear there are jeweled to start school in the near future, pro. Mr. Amos Vaughn circulated a petition
heit was maintained for about 30 min­ into bis bead to go fishing up the
with the Senatorship,
river one afternoon last week, and, tortoise combs, in sets of three and
utes very few swelled cans resulted;
praying for the raising of the wages of
viding they can get a suitable teacher.
b’jing. be hired a leaky skiff over in four, but for the street nothing is quite
nt 232 degrees a much larger number
Laud sales are talked of in our burg. our county assessor.
A curious story regarding the Czar,
Georgetown w.ithout knowing that so pretty as rich ruby shell, plain and
spoile«!. This «hows that it »hardly
Clint Miller and wife returned to the who, as is well known, has of late years
There are some prospective buyers here
the blamed thing was leaky. Well, polished until it glows.
wise for the average housekeeper to
..... ——— *
Come along and buy up the non-resident neighborhood.
taken great interest in spiritualism,
when he had rowed out to the middle
attempt to can any of the fruit« and
Mr. Dave Fitzpatrick was engaged in comes from St. Petersburg through pri­
of th«» river, why, be—”
land
and improve it.
vegetable« most liable to spoil.
COLD WFATHER ADVICE.
At this stage of it the narrator
I will give a description of our vallev. circulating a petition to the State Legis­ vate source. This story is to the effect
I ni pul-a It t'-n mb .
heard an exceedingly gentle feminine
It is four miles in length and an average lature for a dairy inspector for this that The Hague conference was the di­
If a thoughtful woman were asked, snore alongside of him.
of one mile wide, with the majestic Tilla­ county which was readily signed by rect result of a spiritualistic seance, at
“What is tn«» greatest curse of your
“B’jee, if she hasn’t gone to sleep
mook river running through it, with dairymen.
which, having received a call, Emperor
sex?” i »he might, well answer, “Im- on me again, he said to himself, ag-
There has been several hogs butchered Nicholas was told that it was his duty
four noted creeks empting into it. We
pulse.” It is responsible for almost
grievedly. * Marv,” he said, aloud,
Whether
only
an
extremity
or
the
en
­
all the mistakes made by the good
have one of the !>est locations and as on the Prairie lately, consequently there to bring about peace in the world.
‘ar«» you awake?”
tire body if affected the treatment of good soil and timber as can be found in is plenty of lard so the neighbors do not
heart«»« I among us. May it not safely
There was no reply.
The coal stringency in New England
freezing
is
the
same.
In
all
cases
«void
lx» Raid that a few minutes* thought
the county. In time we will have the i have to use harness oil to fry their pan- has become soacutethata curtailment
“Iluh! wonder she couldn’t, just be
a sudden change of temperature. If a
before speech or action would pre
civil enough to keep awake while
cakes
in
as
we
hear
hey
do
down near of train schedules on railroads in that
garden spot in the countv.
vent most fatal blunders? Many of a fellow’s telling her a good story, person is found overcome and benumb­
Kclchis.
ed with cold and you take him at once
section in the near future appears to lie
uh are in
positive bondage quick
anyway,” hr growled to himself, and
BOULDER CREEK.
Mr. Johnson, foreman of the Hadley almost inevitable. The New York, New
to a fire or warm room you are likely
Hess to feel, to show our feelings,
then hr had a sudden idea.
to kill him. Take him only to a shel­
camp, has a sick child in his Haven & Hartford is worse off than the
to retort, or to respond. If we are
“Well,” hr proceeded, in precisely
After a silence of some weeks we again
family.
hurt we must immediately “give our­ the same tone that he had employed tered place or shed, which still feels
other roads, despite its many coal de­
take
up
our
pencil
to
record
the
doings
selves away,” ns th«» phrase runs, if in starting out to tell his funny very cold to you. It. will be amply
Since Mam has gone away Dad says it pots along its lines, and it has been for.
warm to him. Remove any wet cloth­ and sayings of the good folks who reside
not by bitter speech, nt least by look st«»rv, “as I was saying, this swell
it is too lonesome to stay here, so he is ced to borrow and seize coal a number of
and manner, yet reflection frequent­ quern that gave me the goo-goo eye ing and rub the body till dry; wrap in our neighbor!»«»«»d.
thinging of attending school near Ore. times. Some of the toads, it is said,
ly brings the keenest regret for lost on F street this afternoon weighed him in a dry blanket and give a stim­
Mr. ami Mrs Wert Sappington with
more than a month ago considered the
dignity, the bet ray «»«I secret or other about 15S pounds, and she was built ulant. such as hot. strong coffee. Re­ their infant daughter came up from Hebo town this winter.
move to a somewhat warmer room and
ill results. Home Magazine.
Mr. West and wife, of Beaver, visited cutting of schedules in view of the poss­
from the ground up. too, I’m a-tell-
Friday
and
visited
till
Monday
with
Mrs.
ibility of a ah rot age and most of the
ing you. and she had the »waggerest raise the temperature very gradually,
his brother Dwight West last week.
Qala«»r« with Applm.
Sappington’s brut her, H. L. Jenson.
advises American Queen.
roads in the county which are not ••orig­
bunch
of
golden
hemp
and
the
nif-
If posHiblt» us«» pippin apples or a
When frost attacks the fingers or
The Christmas tree at the new fchool
That lemon juice will destroy the ty inating” roads adopted the measure,
variety that is firm ami sweet, Take tiest violet ryes you ever saw, at toes, ears or nose, stay where the air
honse was attended by a large crowd
equal
quantities
of Apples mid that; and so when I pranced up to is cold and rub them or have them
phoid fever germs in water is authori- The operation of New England factories
and Santa Claus remembered everyone
quinces. Part» aiul cut the apples ami her «nd asked her if I hadn’t met
tivcly announced bv the Chicago health will also be affected, though up to Hie
rubbed
with
clean
snow
or,
if
that
is
her somewhere and then took her
quite generously, the tree being well
quinces in round slices; remov«» the
present only two factories have been ob­
around the corner to have a bite of not obtainable, cold water. ' Rub con­ loaded with gifts for both voung and Department after careful experiments ex­
cores with a small round cutter.
tending over the last tnree days. One liged to suspend operations on account
lobster anti a little something to stantly until the parts become soft and
Stew the quinces in just enough wa­
old.
«Irink and a quiet little chat, wliy, their natural color. Do not lose pa­
teaspoonful of the juice and half a glass­ of the fuel famine.
ter to cover them until they are ten-
The generous contributions made by
tience or let your patient complain,
we —”
ful of water is known to be a good com­
The Viceroy, Lord Curzon, of Ketl.
tier; then remove them and put the
but keep him in the cold and keep rub­ the Tillamook merchants were a source
“J«»hn Forwhlch, how dare you
bination, and repeated trials have invar­ dleston, made his state entry into the
apples in the same water ami cook
bing
until
the
frost
bitten
parts
are
of much surprise to all. We did not ex­
have the hardiness to lie there and
iably produced the same result—every capital of the Mogus on Monday. This
them tender without breaking them.
natural. If he goes too soon into the pect such returns.
confess such outrageous things to
Place the fruit in sejwirAt«» dishes and
germ was killed This confirms the an­ constituted the official opening of the
warmth,
great
suffering
and
perhaps
me!” his wide-awake spouse broke
Chopard
&
Jensen
’
s
new
boat,
’
*
Black
cover them with a hot syrup made
troublesome sores will result. When
nouncement made on Christmas day by Durbar, held to celebrate the accession
in iust at this psychological moment,
«»f one part sugar and two and a half
rubbing has restored circulation and Hawk,’’ was successfully launched and Dr. Ase Ferguson, a London physkia n, of King Edward as Emperor of India.
and then he had to spend a good
parts water; cover anti let them stand
flexibility anoint the parts with oil, made her trial trip Monday morning.
co the effect that lemon juice was a dead- It was a splendid pageant, probably un
part of the remainder of the night
over night. In the morning reheat
lard, or a mixture of lime water and “ Cheerfully, prayerfully greet the New
explaining t«> her that he was only
y foe to typhoid.
paralleled in its magnificence. At the
the fruit nn«l syrup and place in al
oil.
and
wrap
in
flannel.
If
sores
are
Year
;
fooling in order to see if she would
Professor Carl Myers, a balloon maker head of the elephant procession rode
ternate layers in glass jars and seal
formed, treat them the same as burns, Mav it bring nil yon hope for and naught
wake up and it is not altogether a
of Frankfort, has constructed an electric Lord and Lady Curzon on the state
that you fear.”
at once. Washington Star.
by covering with lint or linen soaked
«•inch that she isn’t suspicious of him
Mr. and Mrs. Bavs and daughter aerial torpedo, which is to be exhibited •'Grand Tusker.” 12 feet high, the
in oil. or. in the absence of oil, cover
I v I« b la HlaikHt.
yet. at that.
with vaseline or with flour or powder­ Laura »have l»een visiting relative« at at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition largest elephant in India. Their howdnli
Ijvrgr oyster«, fat English bacon.
<'nra la Tomstn Capa.
ed starch and bandage with cotton Philomath for the past two weeks.
The aerial torpedo flies like a thing of was decked with gold and silver, and
|»epp»»r and «alt. buttered toast Sea­
wool.
( tit out the stem end of large, flrm
There is talk of having school begin life, is driven by two aluminum screw j the elephant itself was almost hidden
son the oysters with |w*pp«'r and salt
Re<*4*e far Glaae.
soon after New Year’s.
blades, making 21HJO revolutions a beneath a gold-worked saddle cloth,
Wrap each in a very thin «lice of ba­ tomatoes, and remove the center pulp
and »reds
l)u«t the inside with flne
ron anil fasten with a wmvdrn tooth­
Elder Blalock was in our neighbor­ minute and rotated bv an electric motor, Surrounding them were
To
make
a
glaze
for
ornamenting
crumbs and seasoning, anti fill with
footmen in
pick
Have the chafing-«lish very hot
coin meat take half an ounce of gelatin hood a short time ago.
which obtains its power from all ordi- scarlet and gold
nicely reasoned »tewe«! corn. Place a
„ .. liveries
---------- and bearing
ami r<x»k the pigs just long enough
and soak it in a quarter of a pint of
Since
we
last
w
rote,
a
little
daughter
??r? "'cani^'vt"t
current of | massive »her staves. The Duke of Con.
grner«>UR piece of butter on top, cover
• «» crisp the baron, taking care not
water. Roil a piece of onion in two
with bread crumbs, and bake in a mod­
has arrive«! at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. 110 volts. The movements are directed naught, who represented King Edward,
to let it burn. Serve hot on small
tablespoonful«
of
water
to
extract
the
erate turn f.»r 20 minute«. If cooked
C. A. Smith.
by two aero planes acting as rudders and the Duchess of Connaught, followed.
pieces of toast. Garnish with nar-
t«»«v quickly nr too long the tomatoes flavor and put in a good pinch of salt.
H. L. Jensen and Mr. Lee Gray LUioving the vessel np, down, right or Their elephant was equally gorgeously
•ley. - Miss Mattie K. .Irwell.
Add
the
««'«ked
getatin.
and
when
this
will lose thrir shape. These are a
is thoroughly dissohed stir in a butchered n tat h«»g for H A Chopard left, in circles, spirals or cycloids, as a caprisoned. Then, in onlerof precedence,
deliciou« accompaniment to roast beef
A r« I MIMI nrSalfUa.
last Fri«lay.
spoonful of soy am! enough of the rich
bird flies. All these evolutions are under came the Nizam of Hyderabad, the
“What’s barm«my?“ asked the poli­ —Ladies’ World. New York.
brown gravy which is left from a joint i Roy Brady, of Upper Boulder. was control of a distant operator, who Maharajah of Travanscore and other
tician’s little boy
Small lawratmrat.
to make the glaze a deep, rich brown down in this vicinity Sunday morning
moves an index over contact points or. ruling Chiefs. 70 in all, their huge ele­
“Harm«>nv.” answered hi» father, “is
Patience Did he ever invest in any color. Stir the glaze over the Are till
And n«»w to the Headlight, its editor, a dial switchboard, to which the vessel ' phants forming a line a quarter of a mile
w hat fcbe faction of a party that’s get
of these get-rich quick concern«?
it is smooth and very tbick;then put it
| in length.
taff of contributors, and large army of instantly responds
ting thr worH «>f it yell» tor loudest.”
Patrice Oh. ye«; he married money
in a jar ready for use. ft will keep foi
I
•
—<‘hk ag > Poet
— Youker» Statesman.
several weeks Washington Star.
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