Tillamook herald. (Tillamook, Tillamook County, Or.) 1896-1934, January 14, 1913, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextCS)e Cillainoofc iierald C. G. Crombuy, editor iMlicd Cu'icc.i illccU ft id-vl.ts n.itler M.iv 17. Omkv. under I tie Hclvcrfisintf KJl local Advertisement r.T.t i-irtion. txsr lino - J F.wh sutweuuent Insertion, Hi ' m-stead Notice? '. !,.',.. r Claim N ti.v. per line O -r . , f thank. H?r lin IammX 'r ln, first nwrtion Tn-SPAV, 1ANTARY U. 1011. rwhiit diiftjruml but still c sre son; i- tho nnp, Because of the trnuoity C s. i .... Af...i1n.in Mmiuimi Ar one t tfav Ute with thi Uue of the HemW. The "Dry haJ a perfect ripbt and privilege to caII an election tn nn on- di-sv. r to vot the town dry today wr-'ie the election went wot, i e e.o. t !-.-. may prore to bo a i;ood tMn-;, ii that it will have a clarifying elfoct a" i show up matter in their true l-.cht. However now that the ncht 'sttfnt in considerable number. Hutter oerwe trust that further bitterrws i , . j , j j.,irie where the cows haw and strife will cease, as local dispute a--J i- : ;inual strife is not the best thmjr for a town and should bo dis c, urnced unless a real emerRency de n'.a.n.is otherwise. The drv" element of the city of Tir.kfr.ook was severely defeated today i" a-attempt to vote the city "dry." It 's our opinion that at the present titre the majority of the people of Til larr.. k a e for a "wet" town under ar ci nsideratum. However, there aie S'-tre particular reasons why so larj;e a rr.aj: rity was r""ed up for the "wets" ; there was li o uar of litigation and a liredra.vn out, expensive law uit; our vity taxe are already at tije hifih water mark and we are badly in need of money repardiess of the fact that we haehad license monej at our dis posal during the last two years. We beiifve t!,ese were the mam reasons for the heav "wet" vote. Of course there was the bootleKSWB bugaboo. which is virtually a declaration on tl e part of the saloon keepers that they will sell illegally if they are not per- muted to sell legally. Then there are those who would vote for state wide , prohibition but not for local option ; in any sense 01 tne wora. 1 nese anu other minor arguments had their in fluence, tut the primary reasons for the heavy "wet" vote were finances and fear of litigation. It will no doubt be some time before another attempt will oe made to vote Tillamook "dry", the vote beins conclusive enough to satisfv the most doubtful. FOR THE MAN WHO HAS COWS. (By Hon. J. U. MickleJ Frgm Pacific Homestead: N' uairyman is so poor that he can- rut afford a few windows for his sta bie: get them anyway -if he can't pay fur ti .-m the cows will. The culling process in a herd is the begi'.n.i.g of dairy regulation. UT A. i . ... i e uu nui auvoraie wnue pants or starcl.ej shirts when milking but we do say clean hands and dry hand. Wetting tho hands with milk from the teat or pail is a bad habit; it is nasty. I have been taught tr cool milk so the bugs will not grow in it. No well-regulated dairy is conducted without the milk sheet, the scales, and the tenter. No dairyman is justified in using a gra-je s ire. Our greatest need is for a goodly rumber of dairyman to engage in calf r 'ising for a number of years. The man who would establish the best regulations among his cows must li "t egin with himsolf A well-regulated dairy usually indi cate, a well regulated home, and well regulated homes mean better citizens and he who by his thrift and energy ar-ornplishes those things ia a worthy citizen indeed. FRESH BUTTER AND BUTTERMILK (By W. Ii. Wright.) Pacific Homestead: About four years ago a book was puunshHj, the title of Prolongation of Life." wnit-ti is "I ho I 1 his book wag written by a European scientist, named m.icm,i..oii, who cites evidence to prove that thy lives of all of the higher animals, map included, are greatly hhortened by tho formation of poisons 10 mt alimentary canal. These poisr.r he claims, are formed by the non-acid forms of bacteria and yoaBts. He sUtes, also, that the growth of the poison, .us forma is prevented or great ly hindered by the presenco of lactic Hcid bacteria. His statements, as to thf part played by these acid bacteria in tho promotion of health, have done much tp increase thq use of butter milk and" sour mlfk drinks. . c CucstlJV ind Friday it the p nt u'ttce at Tillti'ivvlc. t act of March 3. 1ST!?." F.ieh uteo,uent insertion, lino Resolution of ondoli'tico nml I.odirr notice, per lino I Uuim .(- Professional card. mo. .CM .of. i.oo M 05 nui.lnv Advertisement, por Inch 110. ALL lipv Avis tmwt ho in thi of 10 w fue on Uijiniay Thursday Morn A inirs 10 insure, publication in follow in Tuesday nml Friday iwiir. .? Ke!ort ar iniperrtUv. As frwh butter wnUin million of the me luetic bucteris s buttermilk, jthoujfh inmIUr numbers, it K-looi with huttertniiK tn um ncaun ioto , cls. In ordinary packet! butter the j "'b.r of Uct.c b.c'.er.o w from mine ''n'y lhou?ni, while frequent i jy thew Rre wl(j vv t(t form which injurjonsi t0 health. It U oviUeiU. tJ) thflt r othttr rtftl4),ns bv- ide. flavor why fresh butter boukl I oommilrK higher price on the market. 0rw pbjection to the ue of imlinary ( w buUer u thnt thf bacteria wnleri enue tubercuUwis nmy be pro ' be--n tested fi r tuberculosis, or from cream that has been prorurb pnsten. riied. is safe for table uso. Assistant Ba. teriotoeist. Idaho Kx periment Station DAILY CURRENT FIIINGS AT COURT HOUSE. Furnished" By Pacific Abstract Co. WARRANTY DFKDS. ?. G. Roed to Arthur M. Churchill. SI. 00. tract in 1-t 2 Sec. 20 3 N 10 W. Firvt Bank & Trust Co. to ArchanRO lo Martrandrea, lots 47 i IS blk 1 Rockaway Ueach. First Ban.' Jt Trust Co. to Vincent Mastrand ea. ibO, lots 1 2 blk 63, ! Rockawaj Bi-ach. ; First Bank & Trust Co. to Satxintino I Mnstrandren.J50 loti -17 & AS blk Gi Rockawav Beach. 1 First Bank & Trust Co. to Sabantlno I Mastrandrea loti 1 '' blk 1 Kockawav Beach. Sabaino ;,!astramiri;a et.al t0 FUrt Bank & TrU8l C(J fl t,t.a , & 03 m ,ots 23 & b,k 31 an( ,os j o blk 35 a in Hockawav. Charles P. Maginnis & -f to John J. Rnpp. flO, et-al, t59.S9 acres in Sec. 10 3 N S W. Dan Reid to N. W. Watne. $10, lots 10 & 11 blk 5 Tillamook Beach. T. B. Potter Realty Co. to Johan Paulson, 510. lot 4 blk C ami lot 43 blk 60 Bayocean Park. The Nehalem Company to Carl Brog lin $140, lot 4 blk 25 Wheeler. The Nehalem Company to S. T. Bow en, 5100. lot 9 blk 7 Wheeler. Thomas J. Mjoseth to L. A. Jones, 51, lots 6 to 10 blk 7 Sand Lake by the Sea. Jan. 9, 1913. Tillamook Beach Realty Co. to Maud Brant Roberts, Jl, lot 30 blk 22 Tilla mook Bach. W.J. Conn Dr to D. B. Harnar, 510, lot 31 blk 5 Tillamook Beach. W. B. Courter to Ksther Schnal, I1C00. lot C blk 1 Central addition to Tillamook City. Jan. 10, 1913. WARRANTY DEKDS. Bay City Lund Co. to K. II. Thomj son, $175.00 lots 5 & C blk 0 Central addn to Bay City. Martin BrathLerir to Cl, P ?17o, lot 21 blk 30 William's; addn to nay ucy. M. W. Harrison & wf to Jas Feenv il et-al, tract adjoining Tillamook City Jan. 11. 1913. 'lillamook Beach Realty Co. to Frrnk 1. McUuirtil0, lots 1 to 10 blk 2 Tills rnook Beach. j. i. Morris and wf to W. B. Neels 51 et-al, lot 10 blk 22 Sandlako by Sea W. U. Neels & wf to Gear W Clarke, $10, lot 10 blk 22 Sand Lake by the .Sea. Brighton Development Co. tn All,..rt ri r . - - " iserry fi iw, lots 20 Uj 23 blk T) lirignion aeach i Asa Wooda & wf to William Hn.n o. -w acres Sec 7 2 N 9 W. Jan. 13, 1913. Mary J. Dunstan to Hlaine Ch.-.ttr.r ton, S257.30, part lot 2 blk 10 Stillwell Iff fit ! 'V. II. I- W. H. Henderson & wf to V Glidden lot 15 blk 4 Hayocean. Jas. Vernon & wf to W. 0. Dwlght 110. kt 4 blk 3. Still well ad Tillurnook'. Q. C. Deed. Carl li. Knudson et-al to Solon KchilTrnan Jl lot 8 Sec C 2 N 9 W except 10.44 acres. Q. C. D. Mary Nordberg U, John R, Miller adm lots 4 to G blk 1 Woods. TI,T.rJ- C- 0W'&wfto Pacific re & lelegrdpl, Co, $-10.00 'per mo hld(; on lot 5 blk 2 Tillamook. ' NOTICE. l Tin- rty mittm-vr will ho In hi lolRco nt (In- City Hall on and ftr ' t.VI.I,n Imi 1? .''iir the-tiUrtn'fC of nil- jlstlni, linv ,,1rx)r , t,0 ntrvel hhkchs- I NOTICE Of APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR. Notic.! id Ju-roliy rioii to nil whom it iiihv roncorn. that tlio t'oiintv Court o( tlio Stuto of Orotfon. for i iIIuiiiook r.umtv hit iuin.ilnt.id i ho unoVmiiMioil. Robert Ku-httik-ir. Amninmtrtitor if the t!e ot (5tor.' W. KMHtrrr. IV- cHl.mKlalloii, l,nvinK elMiiwj to prwonnnMll lo m Hnuvr-.s.,.-... I thi olllco of Curl lluborliu-h. Attornoy (Un, Tillnmook City. DrORnn, to Ifethor with tho prvpor vouchers, wlthi.i nit month frm tht tJto of , thin notlco. ' Untwl nt Tlllntnook, Oro.. Dov 23nl. tvi. Kobert Kichintter. Adminintrntor of the Katjitc of lieorue W. Ktrhsnupr. I'l-ccuaoil. THE FRIENDLESS SPIDER. Hc i Prt( Good Intrst In Spit ( Hit Looi nti rii Wfbi. j ), ',Uki ttl1K ,, lo .,,!, -.i!i- Iruui -iiut.O'. Hum- irntxilily kliul fin frteiitUi.tp with Ittlo liopv a- the plder. rt Ih-o Hie uphler U (ulrb tirootrlit to Irlai it l nit ho r luird (U p'tltv ittlVthlMU t' ' ''"t itliu orvpt III lllHtirHIICO HOd M fl-W lIlllWl-llH Aixtrt (nun furtil-hliii; no ottuuplv f iiuliixtr) mid iNttltMMc from wtilrli r unv'il H prvillt tbr -paler ro-,li i-xi'lul oly utKiii fri'-bl klltt-il iiux-1 ti. ill of tin-in li.-iim n( tin- 1. mil iIoihmiiic- i'il In -tfiulturi iiiitlMirltlo-.. the Iiuiiho- H iM-lna lt- fiiviirtii uiiarry. the ii'-tu.ii iltni' tlmt of u row tiutiilrod lHiiiortli- iiiouii thnt oii-rtil iiiiuilriil lli-.u-uiiil thai would other a Is,- 11:11 f ell SHI live-, ttl tnillillllt nut: tvpliuKl 11 mi ntlior dlortii will .1 it .nun- Into i'ili'lni' 11 ml t uliuoit am pltl-l I1011I1I Lv utile to Mociiililt f..i s muni : in tlii iiurN of u ..i'inmr. to Mi.ir iHithliitt of -amy nm (iiiii nml lilui-K ciiiitt. no iiroly owe tilm outlet hltii: more T tin 11 n tlnp with 'o.r w-lieii we tin ih.-ii to rntch 101:1 mil ut lit- hole 1 ni!ef inn nlte of tuine. hut he in ii- exrept III 4-lf infellie. Jiml riHii (lien Ibe title l Hot llllli-tl wnrr I linn unulil hnve l-eti nii-lveil tnnii nny olio nl the -.en-nil huiitlreo uin..iiiii.B he uu iirnimhli itiiwil il(H,u nr will. If let iilniie In the IIl-IH I PII-..-IK -rlelil 111'- Isimwliilse lll' Kturv nt the iphter nml (he ill (tint ' lnvltiil Into the prettv pnrlor iloe.i t,. nine illl-h il Mllrtl- lit MVIIipilttiy : ihe rtv d It uiiee ill I llnrpor's .'. .-,'K ( I SHE LIKED TO "JRROW. Civc Her F r Chjnce. Too. ar.d Sh SVjk Villino to Pit Uack. Iiu ti.v dny u." Mr Wurlht lnnie Until mul U( hen furniture nml trover '! i.ii il iji j 1(11-11 rul hr -ji (hill Ihe nimui-iit nior.i:i. li.-il n lien n Dual -l.-nil iiiii-I he ttindi 'l-ie uiornllis j u hen .lliiimy. mm of the iMirrower. up peered at the bnoU ilimi with the ntnlo oieul. "Mil wiint" Ihe wnU holler.' Mr Worth (leteruiliiiil to ncL "You toll tour 111a (hnl wheu nhe hrlilM buck 11 hnl -he Iimm iilrtudj hor rownl I will 10ml her the Imllur" In u tittle while Jimmy renppeitri-il "Mil want.- to know what sue ha borrowed "I here are a quart of Hour." began Mr Worth, "a peek of iMitntnei, n cup flit of Kiignr. a ran of coffee, n half (hiiiihI of in rd . koiiii- i.iiloiM nml buiti and -plrex. ihe m-reivilrlver. tlio haleh et. 11 pair uf HOl-iion" hhe ikiiimk), rec nlleetlliK- "three upoolH of thread impel uf needle nml" - lint lliuini miih i;uiie. I're-eiitly he nipped on thf biirk door nun In ".Ma iny for you 10 wrlie 'ein down I forttot souie ol 'em " Mr Worth mil down with pencil uuil pilieiill.i Hindi- an iilphabidii-.il ilal ol 1" tile nrri'ii- -ho f-iMilil remi'inliei Jlmmi Pink the IIhi mid illftiipponrod a n.iir nmir iiiict up oiu-e more up poured 111 the iiai-k door mid (innuiuu'eii ".Mil M11.VM if you'll lend Hit Ihe wimh bollor to tarry llit-in In Mil'U hrliiK em homo''- Youth 1 Companion An Inland City. Oreaier .N'ew 11rk ootwlKta of forty- live iMiiinuH. u inlirJit l. railed Ihe Ih land Cil . Head the ihuih-h of come of the larger: .Mahhnttan iHlnnd, Um In. Mini, htnti'ii iHland. HurfH Ihland. City IHlnnd. llllter'H IhIniiiI. North lirothor IHland. .South iHhiud. HlacUweirM IH lnnd. Itnndall'H IHland. Ward'a laland. liorrlan'M llntid. OovernorH lnbm.i Ihureii Jaland and Omev ImIiiii.i Many miikiII omis In Jamaica bay havo Inrue naiue. One Inland Wand. .Mar hie Mill, near KliiKHbrldire. Iiiih Ih...i. iiiade by the Kovernmeni chatini'l rut tbroiiKh 011 the Harlem river Improve meuta. Human Nature. "Why Ih It," uaked the curloua Kiiet. that poor men uniiiiIIv l-Ivh hin.e n,.u than rich menV" Well, huh." aald tho wnltor. wh wna wmethlrii. 0f a iihIloKiini,..r ,.u """ i me I Kl no im' nmr. don't want nobody t ca rS out hr'a po' and do rich limn ibm't -..., . . ..iiifc iniiriiiiT U, find out he'a rl(.'h"-.ux.,ane. Rival. I.ulll-You huuiU iiei linn I.. pli'dKe U'for. yon mrry him. lialm- hy, he doexu't drink llilll jVi 1 tint lie muy be icmpied to Inter. WOAKEfiS IN BIG SANKS. TnrV en h Job AM Th Nitfhti, uniUyt ei.d Holiday. The avni:- woiWcr It apt (o rt'ismd rltti envy ttio haul; employee, iuii tmicti nt there, in n niuntr nmlou Hint hi hour iirv liort mul tint ho Vnm k off work nt ittxint : In the itftrruoou union, Indeed. Ihitv KtlOIlM l' n "iiHn t.il.i' uiew tlmt ii.cclliili kivptim ml liund I '' " A- it nwilcr 'f fm i. I" lortnln of the lniKost Imnks. p.mli-ul!irl lln"i In New Voik ttiete l ulii nome ono ut wwtk All nlulit hum. mul on Sun itn- unit liolliln.vi i- well, tln-o lunik h.oe -tIT. of moti kepi Im-lli ouuMin-il in l nn ltrt Hioii-oml- ..f lollor, -rt.u .Nt.nu y ... f . . , it nut for ihe ntaht hmim wurWUnt in t mill tho du.r H'rvi" '"bl tmti bo 11 1-. A heliHiM l..(eoii ft tit (ho urtoriMuMi iiml i' Hi.- ml timrtiliiH tbri' Ml worit 111 I'll- Imtac lm, two hlft I'tioy cull th-tili-HlH tho "mHltlllJt flllto" I'lU-h hunk b;i" n b "driirtfr til ltl Ki'Uor il i...i..m,e uml rn mnr ilnrHue the 1'; tit mwPittfr trtke fruro tbl drww (M , 1 1. uu-iil 1II011 of limit due hi-: lunik nsfho ni itvemao 0111 1 1 of : Irtlrc u day. nnd of (lnwo t not hint- nrrim dmlni: tlw niuht Tht.e litttefN iimliilu mnuy i-tlivl." mot drnftn frutti hII mrix .i hhiii at thoy have tieou opolleil rtt the tmuk the lu f an1 oounteit unit the lutnU erltliil with the footlur of the lltH Tho lotion ore thou tumped -proven It. tmtlk i-4ork mil It 1'heii they are nclnoi mlKed hr clerk iletiilleil for the purpooi' f A blC tlliik li the iiW4irtltlelit of the vatlnii cluvk.i ncciirdlui: to the lMit ( herein they are to Ih outonil SljStit t 1I1-M ft mint bo crwittiod art-rtllnc to ! the routio of tho Intnl. liioi'eucer. rl errrytllllic po-MI'le I dUr to lurti over (bo uluht'x airumillatl"" of mnll lit proir hIliiv for r- rlork In ltt iiioriiliiK Hurler' Wekly AMAZONS OF DAHOMEY. Tho Famoui Wonun Viirrlor Tight Li' Unehiiinail Oenuni, Thl- fiiiiniiw body ot onien ivnr rtoni nrv dewrthiil by Mr lrtvn lit Ufe In tile U-clon." Ill which he tell of hli fxperlomv while oripi with (ho rorolgn l.-cloii uf the I'reiirh iirinr "Any one Inclined .i .1 nipathle with the n nui Willi ou oi-nitiil l in r ' and hik tiijn the iintilmt iii.ii them nml our men tax iiiu-iiul 111 take It from me thnt their .rniputhy noiihl u inlplniel Tlii-f yiutuc men are fnr nml mvny the Uint men In (lie liRhotunti nrtuy unit, uiiiiihii to mini, ivere iiulte n inittt h fur uny of iir They were urimil with .Hponeor relintlii otirblnox mill in. ute nuuli otter ili-e of lllelll 1 1 lit 1 1 Ihe men iitmle of their rlllon. uuil for uri nt elv-e imirterM they I mil h aiuau. In v Imiok il eliMppliig -ivonl ur ki ite 1 err tiiurtl lll.e 11 Si m til Alm-rliau iiMi'lletv. With tihlrh they 1II1I anmt exii-dtlun "They fought like uui-iiiiltiel ileiniiiH nml If drlreii Into 11 turner did nut ill. I11I11 the line of their teolti uuil tiallt. (Jue of tln-iii iva eln "I nml il-nriinil by u iiwrliie liifoiitryin.iii in Uil- iikIiL liilt -In- nan mi fur fr..u, Im-Iiik la-iteli that "he ut nine tlininl oil her i-Uptiir nml not alHiiit biting hli iiimo uff The limn yelled out for hi mother but the ludy would not leave oil wurrylni; him until ho non cut down "The uniform of lhee female wnr liors ivni n unrt of killed, dlvhleil slilrt if blue cotton turr 'I hli cin-mont barely ronrhiHl in (he knet-a. It wnii supported ut (he )iilnt by a lenther iielt whlih rnrrlwl the rurtridcn IKim-hen. 'I'he npiK-r port of their ImmI Ion una itil!e Millie, but (he head win covered with 11 iixiiettlli red fez or tnrboonh. Into which wiih atuck 1111 en Io'h fenthtir." Not a Griduila, The iillpir of the Alkali Hyo linn thin editorial imte mi n Hewn dlHpati Ii "1'luit oiiMteru duck I hot K'H W !' Ill tilKht fff a Hale "HI unifier u' tti 1 on I tiling mi' !.'! hold of (IT inrb'illc llld lillf '"!' -II'"1 f "I the efTeela of III' Naiiie. 1 Let. or off He cmul never linn- heroine no line drliiklll' (lu k 110 how 'I'h' hi-t tHiie lie innile thel fit I lake wo col up nir imiile It four llllieH iiioie In mii-tlim. thlul.lli' (hot our bo i.e hud inukeu on n new an" do Ibhtful iiiivnr. an not until we Kplt onnlouin In th' nioniln' an' net th' Kti'P nllre did we ilMjlver our uiln- lake "-Atlanln Conlltillloll. Mutclat, Miiny iiiiiifleM are loriitod nt n con Mldoniblr dliiiince from the point w horf (heir forte I- to he cxoiteil and ur? oiiiie-tMl with Ihe point of iipenlllo" by Mlender utrliit". or (emloiiH Thin a provlwlon of niitiirc wilely for convrii ' once If till (lie munch") ivIioho nnwi-r In coiitonlrnted In (he Im nil mid fui were loniiod In tbr fimidH or fret Mieno iiiouiliorx vmiilil iiMMirnr mi liiiirilliuiie nllre and weight nml lt-mne nioro trim hk'Homu than iiMrful, Mother Qoo It In reported that tho ffDotvlmt w, currcd In 11 mhiiiII poultry Htm krif by the Widow of the lli-reiim-i! inori lnnii I Mhould like in nee u iilni faf a-dime." wild a cilHtoiuer enlerlllK (lie hop "Yen. air." repllid the boy, "Mother win be iiowp dlrri'ily.,,-Woman,M.. 1 Kiine Lompiuiioii. An Eye to Uuiintia. "8011. would you ke tn ee your namo written lilKh 011 the (T r fame?" "No. pa; I'd like (o hoc my IIIIIIIO HlllllllM'd ON HOItlO dll3llMJtie ..nl do that no fninlly could do wtUiou't" Illiuiliiijljuuj Ajio-Horald. jit - 'AN I l-i.t)f auv other SOI1' is a bet NV1U2AT hot- it!i h -1 ' 1 I I) s JIOYIKIN. Nolmloin. FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR A scientific combination ol liateru Hani Wheal and Western Soli Wheat. "l-ISlllvK'S HLl?N-".ir the IkM lor iintMMMil use. It halio u.oi'c mul laifict loaves il better bu-atl per iivetl quantity than any other brand. Whether lor bread, biscuits. eaLc or pastry it is the dependable "Perfect All-Pur pose Floor" I 'rice $1 tit) per I D-lh Sat li Thr-ne britnd.1 titaiiufiturrl by FISHER FLOURING MILLS CO. SliAT l l V. U'AMIINO'I E. N. CRUS0N. '.miter .nui I Luiiti at is 1 pet Hanger aken Ivsitni.ites I'urnmheil. Wot It I iitnt.iiitir'l. Tillutnn'ik. r What would make a unite dcMiaMe 'ilt than a vear's siiif-ei ipliou to the Ladies' Home Journal? love yotu ot n t n 1. 1 Thomas Y. Shea Tillamook Baker's Bread I-OK sLli AT ALL GROCERS U i.NT - )... , , ) . MjU.SK hy kec.Jntr him In nl.nlihy old llurneH Wu arc ncl I ) -( Huriu-na inadr of tho bent ilorn at prlcun tlmt otiKht to tempt you. A WKl.t. MADK IJAItNKHH will not only Improvo the appearance of your homo, hut contribute to your mifety an well. Many a runaway could Im avoided If the old Humetm had huun (li.icnrili'd in tune. W. A. WILLIAMS, lillamook - - Orctjon ADVERTISE! The TILLAMOOK HERALD is the best, advertising medium in the county '.. sfJL. Reaches the People) FISHER'S ART FLOUR - - A SUPERIOR PATENT FLOUR IVodtiml i-Jtchmivcly Irtmi choicest nml most carefully hdectcd BLUE STEM WHEAT ut which every j;rnin is ihorounhly eUnuse-l, wnshetl nml dned. It r milletl imieni until unit) Hour on tl.e mm lii t TU.I.AMOOK Fi;i:i CO., Tlllniiiixik. I'KI.'. A KlltMCIIOI-'r. nilcimook MKVl'lt AJSON, ll". MORE per Sack LESS prr Loaf I) K. a 1 i-UO.INr.. Kiii:r(r jiKfTiT Ultu-o ill MHITOIt tlldt.. All Wut (ilnimitrril. ! . uu.aiiook OUI!l.O i J It. h KHKKilN I'll VSK IAN 001J ,ft Ut.HJN I illicr Nrw Cmirtc-tr III.U' THti .Mil W. 0. AcGcc, M.I). HtJMIiOl'A l !!IC I'IimK 1 .N AMI M li'l.t.uN Oilier NettJUwr to Mutual Tflcph-'Ml (Viitml. Hnl Ac I.. Dr. Jack Olson UKHIDKNT HKNTl.HT tUllleo llourn IrciMi t . in to t p tn Oicr I-. K. BcaIi' Kr.l KttAlc Officii I lli.lh I'lione. J. E. REEDY, D. V. M. 1 VhTKItlNAUlAN i (lloth I'liotim) Tillamaok 1 1 Urconl El. J. Claussen Law yer Dm Tsciiivit AnvoKAT TillaiiiuoK Illmk GEOKGE WILLETT Athirney at Law 'Office In Commercial Biiiltliinj TILLAMOOK, 0RK. T. H. G0YNE Altorncy-At-Lnw And U. S. Coraruiitioner Oppoiitc CourtLouic JOHN LtLAM) MiNDCKSON Allornryntd nw Ahtlniiler lillamook Huilclinij Room 216 H. T. BOTTS, LAWYER COMPLETE SET OP ABSTRACT. Olliee 20:-L().l, Tillamook Jllock Tillainofdc, - Ore' TIU.AflOOK UNDWrAklNd CO, a, n. m'.N'ici,,, m,, Vmr honrn WOHt of Ui.kory. Funeral UUi6t and l.tcanlnd EmbalillvC M AMiWnnf Whon ItciiucHtcil. Pioneer Transfer Co. G. L. DICK & ON, Prop.. Hrlh I'llOllfi 'IJic Sniiitf Price to I' very one