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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JANUARY 17. Advertising Rates. L egal A dvektihmests : First Insertion, ’per line ............. | 10 Each subsequent insertion, line.... s BusineMH and professional cards, 1 month ................................... i oo Homestead Notices ......................... uo Timber Claims................................ ’ io oo Locals, per line each insertion.... 5 Display advertisement, an inch, V) 1 month .................................... All Resolutions of Condolence a».d Lodge Notices. 5c. per line. Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line. Notices, Lost, Strayed or Stolen, etc., minimum rate, 25c. not exceedir g five lines. Cbf ^illumoob Ijeubligbt Fred C. Baker. Publlaher. A YEAR’S RECORD. Of Hatched, Matched, Dis matched and Dispatched in Tillamook County. F ebruary —1st, B. J. Stephens and Lizzie M. Moody ; 20th, F. D. Pike and Luella May Ostrander. A pril —15th, Norman Olds and Ellen Darby ; 23rd, William F. Hartzell and Emily A. Smith ; 25th, John Webber and Lucy Haag. M ay — 6th, Herman Sander and Mar garet M. Walthers ; 20th, J. F. Traver and Fay Snook. J une — 2nd, .Nels C. Hansen and Luella Ripley ; 26th, Charles E. Mow re J and Hanna | Nelson ; 28th, Earl Rice and Sallie McFall. J uly —1st, Frank J Dye and Mary L. Tucker. A ugust — 1st. Fred C. Slum nnd Mary D, Turner ; 2nd, Peter W. Jacobs nnd Grace L Young ; 8<h, Octnv Voget and Mary L. Phillips ; 8ch, Arthur E Holden ¡and Ethel Marolf; 29th, L. Landing ham nnd Rosalind Coffev ; 30th Lewis A. Ray and Ella B. Gage. S eptember — Gth, Charles Davis nnd May Jensen ; 11th, John B. McCowell and Pearl Former ; 19th, F. P. Thun and Mary A. Hu«hbeck ; 26th, Everett D. Landingham and Mary E Ward, O ctober — 4th, Carl Kummerle and Freida Schupbach ; 4th. Louis Gitchell nnd Marie Schupbach ; 16th, Frank Haberlacb nnd Anna Tinnerstet, N ovember — 21st, Claude Ackley and Pearl M. Easom ; 26th, Frnnk Blaser and Susann Weber ; 28th, George Van- dusee and May Ginn ; 28th, F. W. Tai bot and Frankie Fnrley. D ecember — 12th, Jeff L. Fleck Lulu Kellow ; 13th, Isaac Z. Wells Edith L. Olds ; 25th, James Hunt Lottie M. Johnson ; 26th, Chester M. Thomas and May Buttz. -O' ----------------------------- ANCIENT EMBALMING. Rot O«ly People bat Animal« War* MemmiRed la Ktfypt. .Myrrh, which was fabulously sup potted to be the tears of Myrrba, who was turned into a shrub, was a plant of handsbuie appearance, with spread- ing, femiike foliage and large umbels of white flowers. It was found princi pally in Arabia and Abyssinia. In early times the perfume distilled from it was greatly in requisition for em balming. Herodotus gives a detailed account of the ancient mode of embalming, which Is perhaps more instructive than pleasing. After the body had under gone much preparation, which, to spare your feelings, will not be described, it was filled with powdered myrrh, casaia and other perfumes. It was then steep ed in natron, a strong solution of soda, for seventy days. After this it wa9 wrapped in bands of fine perfumed linen, smeared with aromatic gums. Not only people were thus embalm ed. but the crocodiles of Lake Moeris. which, after their mummification, were decorated with ornaments and jewels r.nd laid In one of the subterranean passages of the great labyrinth with much pomp and display. The sacred cat, ichneumon and other cherished an imals devoutly worshiped by the Egyp tians were embalmed with scrupulous and fanatical care. On days special to the memory of the dead the mummies were newly sprinkled with perfume, incense was offered before them and their heads anointed with fresh oil—in the snme spirit as we lay new blooms upon the graves of our dead. Over 30 Years experience in the Busine - e T T Jr 1. T- ROTTS, attorney - at - law . ’ Complete set of Abstract Boot HARNESS, COLLARS, SADDLES, &C., in office. Everything Needed in the Harness Line you will find at Taxes paid fornom Residents. Office opposite Post Office. W. Harness A- Shop. WILLIAMS The Both phones. Upto (late only complete shop of the kind in Tillamook county. I handle no shoddy goods, but y prices will compare with those that do. Next door to T illamook C ounty B ank . Local F..one. H. COOPER, A ttorney - at -L aw , T illamook , M. F. LEACH, O hegox . CARL HABERLACH, Dealer in FRESH and CURED MEATS, LARD, HIDES, WOOL, Etc. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Ikuttsjchrr 1 Office across the street and north froi We give below a year’s record of the the Post Office. births, marriages and deaths, and also the divorces, in Tillamook County for 1906, but. in the births and deaths fists, 'JA H. GOY NE, these are not correct, as there are a num ber of cases which have not been report “ Clean and Wholesome,” our motto. ed to the County Health Officer, Dr. I. A ttorney - at . L aw . M. Smith. The figures are : Births, 65 ; marriages, 35 ; divorces, 3 ; deaths, 24. Office : Opposite Court House, The previous y*ar the figures were: Births, 83 • marriages, 38 ; deaths, 34. T illamook , O regon . There were two fatal deaths in the south part of the county, one of drowning and the other of a cjiild dying from exposure, which were not reported to the health WHISTLER AS A TEACHER. W. SEVERANCE, J. P. AUUEfl, Proprietor officer and are not included. The only A Genin« Who Showed Difficulty In other fatal death that we know of was Divorces. Imparting Him Knowledge. a case of drowning in Hoquarton slough. Three couples had the marriage con. Whiatler was certainly a genius, but A ttorney - at -L aw , A few old timers passed away, and as tract severed by divorce proceedings, Special Attention paid to Tourists. he showed some difficulty In imparting to the cause of the deaths, consumption placing themselves again on the matri his knowledge, His criticisms were of- A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation. claimed but lew victims T illamook O regon . ten foggy and uucertalu, and lie hard- monial market, viz. : Births ly ever found words In which to ex Helen Jackson vs. Robert Jackoon. There was a decrease of 1 8 births in Chas. A. Johnson vs. Pearl E. Johnson. press himself, it was almost an lm- possibility to du;;elop without becom 0 H. UPTON, Ph. G..M.D. •I I the county, with no triplets end but one Fannie M. Bain vs. Alex. T. Bain. ing a slave and copying hint in every pair of twins,that honor falling to Chas. Deaths. way. With a majority of the students Lunquist and wife, thus proving that The deaths reported again fall below this was a dangerous method. If one Tillamookers are not doing their part in P pysician and S urgeon . came with a spark of originality It was populating the county. Of the 65 births» that of the previous year, being, as fnr extinguished Immediately by the dom 40 were girls and 25 boys, thus giving as we are able to get them together, 24. inating personality of tlie master. He Office first door East of F. R the she males a majority of 15 over the This includes two deaths that have could see art only from his own stand Spruce and Cedar Shingles. been reported, but their names were he-malcs. Beals’ office. point, and he Insisted on all of ns using not filled out on the regular blanks. I. the same palette and the same brushes J ANUARY. Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty H Lucas is the father of one of these as himself and on our seeing all ob 2nd, I’etcy Millicun, son. parties, the date of death being July 27 jects with his eyes. The result to an 2nd, John J. Johnson, girl. R. T. BOALS, M.D., Orders for Lumber promptly attended to. and the age 54. while in the other case ordinary outsider was ridiculously mo 3rd, Oliver W. Kiimntnan, girl. where no name is given, the person was notonous. 3rd, J. H. Shortlidge, son. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, I well remember a Frenchman who a male 58 years of age, born in Switzer 6th, Dell Burdick, son. land and his occupation that of a harness wanted to join the class coming to 9tli, W. T Brown, girl. view some of the studies and then re TILLAMOOK. maker. 10th, (». Worthington, son. marking, with an amused smile, “Vous J anuary . Office: Olson Building. 13th, Prunk Whitehouse, girl. avez beaucoup des petus Wheestlalrs!” S. Hocksay, 63 years. 20th, J. H. Johnson, girl. This was perfectly true of the major Residence: Mrs. Walker’s. F ebruary . 29th, A. 0. Poland, son. ity. but there were a few matured men 2nd. Minnie May lohnson, liu 16 days 31st. Chas Lunquist. girls, twins who hardly carried out Whistler's PROPRIETOR 12tli, John B. Tilden, 76 years. formulas as regards the palette and F ebruary . '"p'HOMAS W. ROSS, 13th, Emanuel E. Jenkins, 82 years. method, but who, owing to their more 3rd, V. A. W. Schlappt, girl. 28th, James McGee, 48 years. Independent attitude, profited much by 12th, G. Higgins, girl. the criticisms.—Century. M arch . PHYSICIAN & SURGE0I1 20th, A. M. Austin, girl. Util, Elizabeth N. Body felt, 26 years. 2.3rd, I. Payne, girl. Volina In Paris. A pril . 26lh, J. Buckles, son. “In Paris only one-fifth of the voters Office : Opposite Post Office. 25th, W. H. H Cary, 66 years. Boiler Work, Logger’s Work and Heavy Forging. M arch . go to the polls and cast their ballots,” J une , Residence : Allen House, Tillamook, 01». 3rd,T. H.igcn, son. said an American who has lived In Fine Machine Work a Specialty. 23rd, Walter J Smith, 57 years. 9th, P. Tone, son. Parts as a business man for several 24lh, Elizie Amacher, 34 years. ft F. R. BEALS, 16th, B. T. Borton, son. years past. "This is not because they 4 J uly . cannot vote, but because they do not 6- vfv nF v v "Vv v w w www vw ww vJl 17th, H Gould, girl. 1st, Eli Goodspeed, 78 years. care to. Everybody in the city Is in 21st, W. H. Leach, son. terested In politics, but when the time 12th. Asa Woods, 88 years. •24th, |. Thoral. girl. REAL ESTATE, to vote comes few care to go to the 18th, Eva Woods, 45 years. A pril . polls. The man who wins Is most 23rd Paul C F. Thoral, 19 years. F inancial A gent , 3rd, W. Campbell, son. often the man who promises every S eptember . 4th, W. Vaughn, girl. thing. For Instance, In my district Tillamook, Oregon. 15th, William fohnson, 74 years. 5th, I». Fitzpatrick, girl. last time a man was elected who 23rd, Inlaut son of | B McCowell, 24 14th, W. W. Wilcv, girl. promised to put a new shed on the days. 16lh, P. Redding, son. ] )R P. J- SHARP, market. I know of another deputy 26th, Erwin Harrison, Jr., 1 year, 3 19th, J. B. Paquet, girl. wlio was kept In office fifteen years be months. cause he promised to add an extra sar 22nd. L. E. Sanders, son. RESIDENT DENTIST, O ctober . dine to the dally rations of the sol 24th. A, Anderson, girl. diers. There are so many soldiers that llth, Ben Hauxhurst. 44 years. M ay . Office across the street from the that made a big difference. They did N ovember . 1.3th, L Conklin, girl. We can furnish all kinds of Wines, Whiskies, Brandies, not get the sardine, but he continued Court House. 15th, Satley Richardson, 1 year. 4 22nd B. Krnmlanf, girl. Gin and Hum at wholesale prices. to promise and kept office.”—Washing months. 28th, C H. Himes, son. Dr. Wise’s office. ton Post. Send us your orders. We ship in plain cases and prepay freight. 24th, Infant son of Guy Bunn, 2H J une . Read over our price list and mail ua your orders. Money refunded if goods months. 25th, C. G. Easom, son, Man and Art. are not satisfactory. All orders will be treated strictly confidential. SARCHET, D ecember . J uly . In ancient times there stood in the We ship all our goods C.O.D , or you can make remittance with your order. 11th, Stephen Tilloson, 80 years. citadel of Athens three statues of Mln- 1st. Joel Ayer, son. . The Fashionable Tailor. 13tli, B. II. Bunn, 76 years. ervn. The first was of olive wood and. Gth, P B. Marolf, girl. WE OFFER AS FOLLOWS : according to popular tradition, had 10ch, W. Booth, girl. 12Qts. Gallon. Cleaning, Pressing and Repair fallen from heaven. The second 12 quarts Sheehan's Private Stock. Rye or Bourbon was . $8.00 16th, J L. Houghton, girl, $3.00 Reaolutiotia of Condolence. 12 quarts Tillamook Rye and Bourbon ................... of bronze, commemorating the victory ing a Specialty. . 8 50 3.25 19th, Eugene Jenkins, son. 12 quarts Delaney's Malt Whiskey............... —. ............ . 8.00 of Marathon, nnd the third of gold and 3.00 27th, E. W. Baker, girl. 12 quarts Gordon White Rve Whiskey.... ............................. . 8 00 We, the committee, to whom was Ivory—a great miracle of art In the 3.00 12 quarts Old Gold Bourhon Whiskey ................................... . 7.50 Store in Heins Photographic 30th, C. H. Upton, girl. referred the duty of drafting resolutions days of Pericles. And thus In the 2.75 12 quarts Crescent Rve Whiskey .............. 31st. R. L. Wade, girl. . 7.50 2.75 of condolence on the death of our Es citadel of time stands man himself. 12 quarts Old Port Wine.......................................................... 3.50 Gallery. 1.25 Ai'GusT. teemed sister, Minerva E.OIds, beg leave In childhood, shaped of soft and deli 12 quarts Old Sherrv Wine ........................ ............................. 3 50 1.25 4tli, Dee Tomlinson, girl. 12 quarts Old Angelica Wine .......................... cate wood. Just fallen from heaven; to submit the following : 1.25 12 quarts Old Muscat Wine...................................................... 3.50 6th, I S. Lamar, girl. J^OBERT A. MILLER, Whereas it has pleased the Heavenly In manhood a statue of bronze, com 3 50 1.25 12 quarts Old Madeira Wine ...................... ....................... memorating struggle and victory, and. — ¡1. Rittenhouse, girl, 1 25 Father to remove from our midst our 12 quarts Sweet Catawba Wine.... .'....'.¿¡'.'¿'.'..7.'.’".............. 3.50 4 50 1.75 lfith, |-imet Kodad, girl. Esteemed Sister, Minerva E. Olds ; be it lastly, In the maturity of age. perfectly 12 quxrts Sandusky Port Wine............ ¡..777. A ttorney - at -L aw , 4.50 shaped In gold and Ivory—a miracle of 1.75 28th, II .M. Todd, son, 12 quarts Old Tom Gin ....................... 7.7.7.7.7.77. .................... resolved, that the sympathy of the 8.00 3.00 art! 12 quarts French Cognac ................... ...'....'.'¿7..'.'.'.'.7 ........ .......... Land Titles, Laud Office Busi members of Tillnmook Lodge, No. 290, 3 50 12 quarts California Grape Brandy .7.7.7...7....7.7.................. 9 00 1st, I fl. McCowell, son. F. U. of A., be extended to the bereaved Temper. 3.00 ness and Mining Law. 1 2 quarts Stanford 3A Rye.................... .777.777.................. 8.00 11 th. Goy Bunn, son. 4.00 memliers of our sister's ininilv, and in Temper itself Is not a bad quality. 12 quarts Rainier 3A Bourhon ........... . .77.7.................... 11.00 11.00 4 00 PORTLAND, OREGON. 16th. W. H Easter, sou. 12 quarts Monogram O. P. S. Rye or Bourbon.................... 12 00 their great sorrow commend them to It Is not to be destroyed, as we some 5.00 12 quarts Rock and Rye ................................ ................... mui » Williams, girl. Room, 306 Commercial Building. the tender mercies of Him who docth all times say. Without temper a bar of 6 00 2.25 12 quarts Peach and Honey .................... 77......................... steel becomes like lead. A man with imii T Lyatcr, girl. things well. 2 25 12 quarts Milhicw Whiskey, bottled in bond 7777.77.7777777.7 6 00 out temper Is weak and worthless. 10.00 OCTOIIKR. 3.50 Sister Mirneva E. Olds was one of We are to learn self control. A strong Rememher. wc refund yon vour money and repay freight |, 4th. \ K. Lucy, son. oth ways if goods Did You Ever Try the charter members of this lodge nnd person Is one who has a strong tem are not satisfactory. We are exclusive wholesale dealers and 4th, F. Crane, girl ° sell our goods at lias nlwava been a laitbful and true per under perfect mastery. There la a wholesale prices. Nothing hnt the best. 9lli, John Zurcbcr, girl. HARRIS’S NEW FEED AND Prater deep truth here—that our mistakes and Address all Orders to 19th. I.« tn Johnson, son. Beit further resolved, that a copy of 1 i our sins. If we repent of them, will 26lb, N M. Mills, girl. LIVERY BARN, these resolutions under seal of the lodge, help In the growth and upbuilding of Nov KN hkr , be sent to the family ol Sister M. E our character. If not, give him a calk 1st, F. M Dnxidson, girl. Olds; and that the snme be placed on Fair rropoaltlsa. 11th E Harrison, girl. Everything first-class. Second the record ol the lodge nnd copies be “Don't you throw off anything tie 18th. I W. Hopfield, girl. Wholesale Liquor Dealers, furnished our official paper ■nd the pause of the big holes In these dough 24lh Eiick Gladd. girl. block South of P.O. local press for publication. nuts?" asked the new wife of th» 404 Washington Street, Portland Ore D kckmukr . Respectfully submitted in I. and F. baker. We assort case., if desired ; you can take a, many of Bny k’nJ 9th. F. Ilannrnkrat, son. Mrs. M A. Kimball, Mrs. D. A. Page "I'll tell you." he replied, scratching W. G. HARRIS, Prop. 16th. E T. Ilaltoni, girl. and Mrs. K. A. Rees, committee. his chin. “Eat the doughnuts, and 31st. J. Einmenrggar, son. we'll make a liberal allowance when Marriages. you return the holes." Why Colds are Dangerous. Centrally boasted. There was also a falling off in the _ _ Rates, $1 Per day If you would I* imniunr from din>am>. j A Mcep Indicrr. mnrilimes recorded by three, the number i keep th* syatem healthy. Bach succes- UIBEI All »IIMEUEI Hick»- f>l» -on hear about Macklin? I icing 35. ‘ slv,< cold Heakens tlie constitution and They called the Rev Mr. Dulley to bls SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING ' renders infectious disease more liable, J am »«v—10th, Fred ' mmberlain's Cough Remedy will cur» bedside last evening. Wleks—Do yon M. H. UHgSEN, Proprietor mean to say he Is In a dying condi ■ir cold promptly and reatore the sys. SHAMPOOING, ETC ’ to its normal condition. For sale tion? Hick»—Oh. no; only a bad case of insomnia. tough's Drug Store. The Best Hotel THE ALLEN HOUSE, Headquarters for Travelling Men. Fir and Spruce Lumber. TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COiDPflNY. r i Tillamook Iron Works A. K. CASE General Machinists & Blacksmiths. TILLAMOOK, OREGON, MAIL ORDER LIQUOR BUSINESS. Buy your Liquors from the Wholesale House Direct. We Want, Your Business. M. JACOB & CO. LATIMER BROS., LARSEN HOUSE, TILLAMOOK. Th* B» m Hotel in the city. OREGON No Chireee Employed. Electric Bathg nicely fitted up.Good fot persons suffering with rbewfoati*®-
