H
.T illamook headlight ,
SKEEING IN THE ALPS.
Pictur.squ.
8pTr» o„ th. Ord„
Follow Your L»ad»r."
The skeelug <.|ut,B forn)
of |()p
most picturesque «lgbl8 t0 |le Hwn ||(
the Alps lo winter With their bright
colored blanket suits, tasseled cap« ,.r
tam-o'-shauters and huge white mitt»
they go through the snow covered
woodlunds across the white mountain
81Q,tle flle- PTbaps
tifty sliding along after the lender in
true Norwegian fashion Indeed, it Is
a variety of tbe old game of -follow
your leader." for what be does tbe
utbera are exp» ted to do. So if he
comes to a ledge aud jumps off all are
aup|H,sed to leap.
But jumping with tbe skees is not
SO easy as it looks, and the end Is of
ten burial In the snow bank, for un
less one Is very sure of his footing the
long, narrow- w»s>deii slats will twHt
or turn without warning, and over
you go.
With the skee one ran go
over bard snow at a very rapid rate,
but w hen be strikes a patch of the
newly fallen snow it is a case of slow
tn tie sure, for any minute the bottom
may stuk away with hltn.
But It Is healthful as well as in
vlgoratitig. and tbe women have found
that they need not look awkward even
In this form of outdoor dress, with a
rllitsm here and a tassel there and
some even adorning their skeea.-St.
Nicholas.
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HE TOOK THE CASE.
Th» Lawy.r Said He Would Attend to
It. and He Did.
A Washington attorney is rather
noted for the facility with which he
forgets flnaticlal obligations. He tins
owed a certain grocer $8 for a year or
two. The other day the merchant con
cluded tu try a new course with him.
Meeting him iu his store, he said:
"Judge. I have a customer who owes
me a small bill aud has owed it for a
long rime He makes plenty of money,
but won't pay. What would you do?"
'»I'd sua him.” said tbe lawyer em
phatically.
’Well. I will put tbe account in your
hands” And the merchant presented
a statement of tbe nccount against tbe
lawyer himself.
"All right. I will attend to It,” said
the disc iple of Blaekstoue.
A few days later the merchant re
ceived the following note from the
lawyer:
"Io the case of ----- versus —. I
took judgment for the full a mount of
your claim. Execution was issued null
returned 'no pro)>erl.v found.' My fee
for obtaining Judgmeut Is $10, for
which amount please send check. Will
be glad to serve you in any other hun
ters in which you may need au atlor
ney."—Washington Star.
The Bashi bazouk.
Like each of the various cl«ns of the
Kurds, tbe basbi bnzouk can easily lie
distinguished by Ills costun»-
His
shoes, or "yenieu.vs" (meaning leather»,
are red or black. His galllike sti«-k
lugs, which leave the knee exposed
are elnborately embroidered in blin k
his short Turkish trousers are ot
bomesputL while about his waist Is a
short sash of wool or silk, surmounted
by a leather licit III rich colors and I
emlmssed ill red This Is divided ini'
three or four sections, lu w ill' h he
keeps his revolver, bls eblbouk. or pipe,
and his yataghan, always kept sharp
The liaslti-liazouks never carry dag-
gers, as the Circassians do A car-
trldge box hangs from the side, as also
a small silver siiufflsix They weiu
two jackets, the under oue with short
sleeves and the outside oue with long
At the ellsiw is Sil openlug III whi< Ii
they carry iu a leather bag written
quotations from the Koran as a tails
mau to protei t them from the bullet»
of tbe adversary. About tbe ue< k 1» n
cbsln of sliver coins, from which is
suspended a powder box
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Nosh's Anchors.
A story ot a pair or auebora Is toll
U the book entitled "To Kairwau the
Holy "
Kairwan la tbe Meecg of tbe west,
it is a elt.v so sacred tbal wuiueu ure
allowed to move about in it but very
little. Uiie of the interesting sights
is tbe Mosque ot Euiir Beu S:ii.| Bun
Muptitali. This luusque. with its six
melon sLap*-d domes, is the tomb ol
» most utiiusilig old Moslem w ho died
about the middle ot the last letitury
He bad great power over tbe bey and
managed affairs according to bis own
pleasure.
;
” possession
________
. —-—-. Illis •;
Moslem
got
iu 1 unis of four ¡urge auebors which
probably belonged lo some oi l uieu-ct
war abandoned on aeeouut ol stress o!
Weather I be geiilleinun Willi tlie ton.
name was not content with any au. I
pruaaie explanation of their origin, t'.;.
means of the labor ot jot) Arabs ii
had the an. tiers dragged from Tutu
and de|iosited in trout ot bis helis.
Tlie trauapurlaiiuu look live muiitb-
lle then uts lured them to be lhe up
ebors by w’lili b Noah f.isteued tlie art
to Mount Ararat. The rel|. s ire no«
hi the mosque ot their funnel owuei
uud are regarded as holy.
His Rules ol Gcif.
A lawyer ot cousideraliie prominem <
took up ihe game ■>! gult. Seine >>
his triends vuiuulvered clint tern o'
advice. while another presenied io tin
beginner a tesik ot rules. After ciw
pletiug his best round the t-i.uuseio
was asked if he bail mastered tin
rules. The perspiring lawyer realize
the sarcasm ul Ibe remark, bill prove
equal tu the occasion. "J ne rules.- rd
they are quitr simple.'' be
I
replico
'"There are two I know of. und in li.
mind they are the most iiiip'irtuui
You must bit tue ball with I y.ur » lui
aud after you haie bit It you mu'.
find it. of course, before you bit i
agttiu. it will take an honest mau sei
eral weeks to uiusler these two rule
After driving the ball you must lilt 1
wherever it lies. Good lies are as ini
portent lu golt as iu fishing. Lositi.
a ball costs you two strokes auu lu
price of the ball. Hitting a ••adclv
with the ball is justifiable homicide.
—New York lribuue.
Butlsr's Reply.
There was a time, while T.ymni
Trumbull was chairman ot lhe seusi
committee on Judiciary, that Beujaini:
Butler was chairman ot I he judielar,
committee of the bouse.
It was u
this period that a delegation from oi
ot tbe southern states visited Wash
lugtou with ii desire tu se. ure lhe an
peacbmeut and removal ot tlie tedera
judge ot their state. 'J bey inter» lew«-
Mr. Buller as to tbe probability of cai
ryitig such a measure through tliu
sessmu.
"I don't know.” was Mr. Butler's n
ply; “I am cbairmau ot the judicial,
committee ot tbe bouse. The ue«vs
sary ac tion can be had here. But 1..
man Trumbull in chairman ol the sen
ate committee, and Judge ITumliUll I
troobled with two tilings—tlie dyspep
sin. which makes him misei.ible. uio
conscience, which makes him uucut
taiu.”
Ginseng's Growth,
The matmer ut Ibe giuseug's growtl
gives It a queer shape anu iu aoui.
eases lubuluus value. '1 h-re is hl>
a main root or truuk. ‘1 lieu ou I ti
sides there will lie smaller toots, on
on a side, and by a curious tormathi.
the offshoots resemble alius aud legs
so that the full gruwu ginseng look
for the wot Id like a Ullman flgun
Ibe wore tUe fancied likeness to t..
human torui is <ieielo|a-d the grentfi
the value, according lu souir ol lu
Chinese. 'J he nwt as an herb tn*
wonderful properties. bnt. tin», s
much beyond is the value of one tilu
looks human.
Idle others will < ui
cancers and all sorts ot other disease
tint the precious one baling the Un
man shape will keep oil devils aud al
bad flick.-Argonaut.
Not His Fault.
A story is fold ot a well kuowi
Sheffield tenor who wlten asked to sin
at a dinner, although he bad in, must-
with him. went on to tbe platform I
try.
He did bls best, but be broke dow>
iu the middle mid retired.
enough paid."
He was cheered up by au elderl
They then tried to explain to Hodge
that nwtilliers of tmrllaineiit in this man sitting next to him. who tappet
country were not paid fur tneir «err- him on I lie «boulder aud said:
•'Never mind, lad; ttia's done IU;
Ices .'lilt he was not 1« be < •»»< fiw-ctl.
••Dosiit eg tell me!" he replied be*’, but •' feller nr asked tbee to slur
imewhnt angrily "1 l*»ere my eyen. owt to be shotr'-Eoud >n 'Telegraph.
nd When I zees In tbe |»«|>er as they
Had to Do It.
/divides nlmost er'ry night I know»
Hogan-Tliwat make« ye »wall, al
they be dividin' »umm«t!"-l-u'>dui'
your dinner In two minute«. Grogan
Tit-Bits.
________
Are yea atm' on a bet t Grogan If'»
for tbe good av me dy«|H-p»y. M.-ike
Old Scottish Word*.
Here are a few quaint old flcottl-h Sure, tbe dorther timid me lo ria» ai
hour after 'atln'. awl bow else am <)>
wont« «till •*’’ » «""d d1'"1
M
goto' to get tlie hour to riel In on lee»
xt^leensblre: M«ww"-T».
Ol ate loike tbe dirti r-Btartuo Trau-
tb'ng I» nae mow»» mean It
“
script.
canny or dangerous
Bpotled: clean .-oniiached would mean
Th. Highw C»urL
utterly destroyed or rendered eneie».
w»»
“The courts have de. bird that a
-Riaud"- To blnud anything would
■au ban no right to <»i»-u ber bu»
mean to m»U It. A child
band's mall"
• Dtnna Maud your <*«o pimi
"My wife reversed that decision be
dies- or
or "U«nfdle«“-A
r. * child» f«re
fore it was made "-llou«l»in I’ort.
The
tei*
te
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arm. mt we tare he»r<1 It used
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Still You»»».
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. girdle« he
bonnle gnrdlee be
Te»cber-I »'n «ttrprlsed that row
Her
friLy ba« phmJP «r»
are not further advats ed Vnu are es
IJ»
•’d.
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tremely backward for r.mr age
tie Girt - Ve» m.
Mo mm» wout» lu
Dividing Something.
A farm lalmrer Iu one ot the west-
eru counties was requested to vote lor
a candidate at the election, but lie re
fus.d. Being asked fur his reasou. he
made answer:
"Why. because them chat»« be well
f
marr, agaln.
april
ioio
BO ITS
A ttornev - at -L aw
HE NEVER MISSED.
A Wet! Paid. Fiery Job Thst Wssrs s
Msn Out In Fiftssn Yssrs.
The man who stood st the lever hail
a story Hist Is common all over Amer
Iva Ten years tiefore he hid tieeo a
[teasaul lad In a dull little village in
Ireland Drawn up aud along by Ibe
emigrant rille, lie had drifted Io Ohl
cugo. aud here ill the works tie Had
caught the true spirit of Ibe place,
which Is to strain every nerve aud
rise. He had risen His pay was JUo
a week. He worked every night from
6 p m.
ill. to d
6 a. Ol.. twelve vigilant
hours i.
Watching those three main
Watchlug
moth tanks, by the tints aud but*« lu
their columns of flame be could tel.
just w lieu to wreucii buck a lei er
This he did over n hundred times In
tlie night, »nd if he missed by so much
as thirty seeouda he spilled thousands
of dollars* worth ot steel, He uever
missed.
To bold thia job Is to Jinn the
strength ot a lifetime into tificeli
years—at $!IO a week The muli recog
ulzed this its a matter of course, only
qualifying it by the remark that be
knew of a re.thertd.s1 Si-oti-hinau nl
Homesteud who hud held It seceuti'en
years tief.ire breaking l'hut hl» wti.de
life find been changed; that il>e little
Irish village, the misty Isig aud the
hovels were hack lu anotlier age. on
another plunet-all this tie felt vague
ly and summed It up. with a twinkle
"Sbure." he »aid. "It's a terrible quick
spin ibis onld wurld Is «filler takiu'”
But he loviif the tiery Job. called the
huge tanks "me damn's" aud said tie
would nil her he wluit he was H im II lie
president. — Ernest Poole In Every-
body's.
COLORS IN FLAGS.
Red Is the Most Frequent, and After
That Comes Blue.
It is entirely appropriate, of roiirfte
that red. the war color, should Hpitem
so frequently In the Hags ot the vari
ous uatloua. Of the fla-s of the conn
tries of tile eastern hemisphere there
is ouly one—that of Greece—wuleb
does not show the martial color. In
the wenteru hemisphere, however, we
find several standards nut sbowiug
red. The tings of the Argentine Re
public. Brazil. Nicaragua. Guatemala.
Uruguay and Honduras contain no
red.
In this conntry there Is no red In
the union jack or In the flags of the
secretary of the navy, the admiral ot
the uavy, the rear admiral senior in
rank and the rear admiral Junior In
rank, Red il I>f»ears In the |iennaut of
the rear admiral seeoud In rank nnd
the tienila h I of the revenue marine.
The United Staten inali dag also shows
red, aud that color Is also found In
the |a*nnaiits for the vessels of the
lighthouse service, the yacht ensign,
the ensign ot the revenue marine, the
president's a nd-»be secretary ot war'«
standards.
Tlie flags that are almost entirely
red. except for the devices shown
thereon, are those of Auatrla-llnngary.
Egypt. Morocco nnd Japan. The ting
of Turkey in printlcally of a «olid red
After red the prevailing color lu flag»
la blue.-Harper'» Weekly.
Complete set of Abstract Book*
Office opposite Post Office.
Both phone*.
Gives Quick Dispatch of Freight between
CARL HABERLACH,
Portland, Astoria and Tillamook City.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
FROM PORTLAND. FROM ASTORIA.
FEED. FLOUR
$4.00 Per ton.
GRAIN
AND
CEMENT...............................................
4. CO
CEMENT-TEN TON LOTS. ..
3.75
HAY .......................................................
fl. 00
COAI.........................................................
4.0)
Taxes paid for non
Residents.
GOLDEN GATE”
I <
$4.00 Per Ton.
• »
4.1X)
» »
3.75
♦ •
£>eut«cher
Other across the street and north bom
the Post Oflicv
fl. 00
Q^EORGE WILLETT,
4.00
» ♦
A ttorney - at -L aw .
For rates and further information, apply to agents as follows :
Next to Tillamook County
Bank,
T illamook -
O regon
D. L. SHRODE, Tillamook, Oregon.
F. O. BOZARTH. Bay City, Ore.
CALLENDER NAVIGATION CO., Astoria, Ore.
OPEN
RIVER
land. Ore.
TRANSPORTATION
CO.,
Oak st. Dock, Port
H. GOYNE,
Telephone Main 2900,
Office at FRANKLIN A CO., 134 Front st.. Portland, Ore.
A ttornev - at L aw .
HARNESS, COLLARS, etc
You Use Them.
T. Bt'ALS, M.D.,
We Sell Them. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Office : Opposite Court Huuse,
r
T illamook , O regon .
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TILLAMOOK.
W. A. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Office Olson Building.
Residence : Mrs. Weiss' house, west of
Mrs. Wnlker'r.
Next Door to Tillamook County Bunk.
g
M.
K.ERRON,
The Best Hotel.
PHYSICIAN
THE ALLEN HOUSE,
Oregon
Tillatncok,
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
R. I. M. SMITH,
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
A First Class Table.
SURGEON,
&
C oncrete B uilding
J. P. flbUEN, Proprietor.
Comfortable Beds and Accommodation.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Offioe over J. A. Todd & Co..
Tlllauiook. Ore.
$
EYES AND TEETH.
You «pj>n<l from $5.fM) to $ai.<X) per year on
mid think nothing of it.
Which would you prefer fo loose .
V’
C. HAWK,
your teeth
YOUR EYES or YOUR TEETH ?
4
s
Your eye» can be looked after from $1.00 to about $8.00,
and this will be the total expemte for about 3 to
5 years, nml often a great deal longer.
Remember vou can get NEW TEETH, but not HEW
EYES. Wlmt VALUE do you place on YOUR
EYES ? What per cent of mmirancc would you
pay to keep them hh good a» at present ?
Make yourself a 'Xmaa. preuent of a pair of glaaftea ?
All work guaranteed to be satiafactory in every respect.
Something Wrong.
Tbe tail I. » hi pilot landed In the little
backw.HSl» village and told tbe loiter
era tbe thrilling story of bln ewaiw
“And at one time." lie related, with
dramatic f.irve. "I wan In a atorat and
sweeping over n vast desert. There
was nothing to do hut throw out suud
and prepare for lhe worst. Gentlemen,
at oue time I felt a» tf I bad lost my
bend and gone plumb crazy."
The oldest Inhatilinnt «lowly lighted
hl» pipe and drawled, with a sarcastic
smile:
"You must have been plumb crazy,
bub. to throw «and ou a desert Didn't
you think there wii» enough sand
there already ?"-Cbl< ag<> New«.
Dr. Henry E. Morris.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
BAY CITY, OREGON
R. BEALS,
8
REAL BSTA'l’E,
F inancial A gent ,
Tillamook, Oregon.
R A. D. PERKINS,
RESIDENT DENTIST.
C. S. Atkinson.
Office
In Siurgeisi'o Hullditig.
All Work GtMTMteed.
riLLAMtiriK.
RESIDENT
Osborne Harrows,
'n’*
HA RUH ET,
4- . The Fashionable Tailor.
GRAIN
WHITE RIVER FLOUR
Wh, H« Got Up.
It wan only about uoonday. tint tbe
commuter yawned He yawned best I
ly two or three time«
"Got up at •; o'etork.” be »(plained
"Had to catrb my train
When my
wife waked me I aalj to her 'Eli
o'clock! Th» ch lek »mi haven't begun
to crow yet. bar» they? Why most I
get U|> before the chkkeoa do. I'd like
to know '
"'I d«m t know.' «he »»Id. •nnle»« It'»
because yowr» no cbUtoa."’—Mow
tort I’rewt
(Leaning, Prtsaiug and Rc|rair
iug a Specialty.
Store in Heinz Photographic
Gallery.
Maker on the Market
C, S. ATKINSON,
LAWYERS
WoWlBSTSS SUII.MM«.
AN» OAK ATSSBta
Both Phones,
r
A. K. CASE,
r»>»r»ta
r»ur»t«Ti>»
’
< Tillamook Ii
Works »
» General Machinists on
êc Blacksmiths.
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I a o if ■ iva i 4 k *
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Boiler Work. IxwKer’a Work anti Heavy Forging
Fine
Work a Nperlalty.
TILLAMOOK
OREGON.
DENTIST,
Office across the street from tbe
Court House.
Dr. Wiae’s office.
STUDEBAKER,
WAGGONS AND BUGGIES,
Th« Beat Bread
OH EGON/
J ^R. B. J. SHARP,
MOLINE PLOWS,
What lnt»rmitt»ncy M««n».
luterinitteiivy I» that forili of Irregn
larlty In wblch thè pulsa appesi* to
drop a lami <»-<aal<>miliy. lu some In
«lance» It oecnra regulnrly and two or
three tluie» per minute for aererai
boiir». Honietltnes «I mo It la very Ir-
regular aud la noled a number of
tlines wlthln a few se. onda and not
agaln for a minute or more. 7 hi» P*
cullnrity generali, cause« intuii •in
essine«« Tri. whlle II ma, be a very
■erlous «ymptom aud anata-laied «lib
grave aud incnrnble dlsease «»f ihr
bear,. It often «Ignltle« merelx h finir
tlonal disturbane. wbkb U lu uuw Ise
daug»rou«
Fatal Cwrtumty.
"How dM they manage tn get snrh
• tine thumb print <>f the btirgtat*?"
"The binine bad tieen [nlnlnl thst
day. and he Ju»t rwuMn't n?sfwt th*
temptation tn fed of the point to
If it was dry "-Houston I’ort.
in office.
Steam Ship
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