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Particular
P rices Rt.
* T illamook - C ounty .
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
FRIDAY,
IFESSIONAL cards .
tM.WA4.KER,
L argest C irculation
And Boat Advertising Medium
|
of any paper in
N-EW HARDWARE $TORE'
MARCHES,
l&OO
APKIL
|CfQ
$1.50 Per Year.
FROM WASHINGTON. I Spaine,
J nglish s,) who was sent into BRIEF PARAGRAPHS,
has gone to thank his
[ Majestie for having given him a
STATE AMD GERERAL REVS.
from wife & in particular one that is
„„«oHd-rv. Oaaoos.
I connected with his sonne.”
the Netlonel Oipltel.
Telegraphic Bravltiis in* Im Rotti
ia »11 'he court» of the »tato of
I The matter of subsidies, which
Gleaned from oar Exchaages.
. has been such a bugbear to the
■ «I,«ito» fl«" ,o ,he p"b,lc
(From our Regular Correspondent.]
in til« lie«'“1 L«U<1 Offlcv.
i anti-subsidizers, is not so terrible
W ashington , D.C., Mar. 28, 1890.
Colonel E. H. Brook, retired,
DEALER IN
i after all now the Farquhar bill is
The regime of the Navy Depart­ j practically completed and ready died Wednesday night in Detroit.
gULlW,
ment seems to be on the verge of a i for presentation to the House. It
Whitelaw Reid, American minis­
Attorney-at-Law.
thorough
renovation. The depar­ will probably be introduced "on ter to Erance, has arrived in New
Ud Deputy DiOfivt Attorney.
,
B«1 E«t«te Conveyancer.
ture of Secretary Tracy for Nor­ i Wednesday accompanied by an York.
folk, where he will investigate the . elaborate report. Instead of pro
Whatcom has lavished over
I hasbrouck ,
causes of the delay in the comple­ i viding for a tremendous drain 8100,(MX) on street improvements
Doors, Windows and Nails.
tion of the new cruiser Baltimore, i upon the Treasury, the yearly ex- since last July,
I Attorney-at-Law.
which is receiving her finishing 1 penditure will in fact only be about
Lrtire in 1,11 Courts of th* 8tate
French republican and mon­
I
Tilltmook, (Jre
touches at the Portsmouth yard, is ; 86,(MX),000. This amount will if
archist leaders are urging Presi­
thought to bo the precursor of an , the bill becomes a law, be required
L THAYER,
dent Carnot to release the Duke of
S
extremely vigorous policy in the i each year for a period of ten years,
Orleans.
future with relation to the domes­ ! about one-third of w'hat can rea-
Attorney-at-Law.
Rains
continue
throughout
tic affairs of his department that ■ sonably be stated will be the amount
Luted with McCain & Hurley in
Queensland, Australia. A hurri­
wind Supreme Court business
may
be
followed
by
some
surpris
­
DEALER IN
. appropriated for rivers and har-
for Tillsmook county.
ing changes in the method of doing \ bora in the same period of time. cane at Toctnesville, flooded the
business. Before his departure, ) ! The report will show that the an- i j town and caused much damage.
».JOHNSON, M. D.
The funeral of General Schenck
he assisted in a rather interesting 1 nual expenditure is not likely to
'- ef /
'
took
place at Dayton, Ohio, Wed-
scene at the department during increage from year to year< but will I
mMaln street, next door to the post office
■fl
which he and the paymaster gen- certainly re8Ult in the building of I ! nesday, several posts of the G. A.
Tillamook, - Oregon.
eral of the navy, Commodore Ful- fincr au(1 fleetcr VCRHej8to be sailed | ' R. marching in the possession.
ton, had some warm words that I under the American flag.
Jose Cruz, charged with attempt-
L. T. BARIN
iRIHNiY,
led to the presentation of the lat- , There is a peculiar rivalry be- I ; ing to murder Pedro Gonzales, was
L ey & barin ,
A ttorneys - at -L aw ,
ter’s resignation as chief of the i ' tween two distinguished person- examined at Salinas, Cal., Wednes­
[ OREGON CITY, OREGON.
bureau of provisions and clothing.
froln
Massachusetts,
Senator day, and held in 85000 Bail.
° ag08 11
Mill -klAtirWilV
11 llDVl LIN, £TC7UO>LUI
Lire year» experience as Register oi the
The Secretary did 1 not hesitate noar and Representative H. C.
»L and O ffice here reccoiumends us in our
The business portion and a num­
atyolbusiness before the L and O ffice
IrkVXl'ii Oil ‘ IjO(lgp
r •»
.»I « 1«
about accepting it, but forwarded
j.^ch 11 )1UH a Federal
elec. ber of residences in the village of
kCourts and involving the practice in the
it at once to the President for final \ tion biU) an(1 each j8 80 manifeHtly Pioneer, Ohio, were burned Wed­
urn. L and O ffice .
action, and then designated ( om- ; directed at the southern states as nesday.
The losses aggregated
MISCELLANEOUS,
inodorc Dewey, chief of the bureau j t« be particularly pleasing to the 825,000,
of equipment and recruiting, to act ( New England heart. The Lodge The people of Cheney are look­
STOKES,
as paymaster general pending the bill is certain to pass the House; ing forward to the day when their
appointment of Commodore Ful­ and the Hoar bill the Senate, and town will be utilized by the busi­
’ ASTORIA, OREGON,
Will handle all kiuda’of
ton’s successor.
■JTIY PRODUCE ON COMMISSION,
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON. There were many reasons given it has now become a question ness men of Spokane Falls as a
widen in exchange for merchandise.
whether, in the final outcome, the residence locality.
by the gossips around the depart­ surviving measure will be known
Persia has granted to Russian
ment, the favorite one being that to history as the Hoar bill or the
■ * est
financiers the refusal of all conces­
the Secretary was dissatisfied with Lodge bill. The Senator and Ilej>-
Being. P.ipcrhanginp, Sign writing and
sions granted for the construction
EAST PO K.TLAND MAKELE WORKS,
the workings of the bureau of pro- rcsentativc are both jealous of the
¡Graining dons with neatness.
of railways in that country during
L STREET, near Ferry Landing.
kondis" t specialty.
visions and clothing, with relation j title.
the coming five years.
to requisitions for material for the
----- Importer and Manufacturer of------
It is one of the noblest outcomes
Fairhaven will soon have pure
new ships, particularly the Balti- of the All-American conference,
Tombs, Monuments, Cottage Monuments, Aqd TahlatB,
water
taken from Lake Paddcn, a
more, and expostulated with the and ¡m best claim to remembrance
PHOTOGRAPHER.
beautiful
clear sheet of water, two
of ths Bast ITALIAN and VERMONT tA/hite and Blue
chief, who resented the criticisms.: by after times, that it seems to
miles
from
town. For this pur­
It is certain that there has been an | have provided a plan of arbitration
MARBLE. California and Eastern GRANITE.
nidi it the poet offlee, Tillamook.
unhealthy amount of friction be- between the nations of the hem­ pose 86,000 will be expended.
The body of Frank Otis, a steam-
tween Commodore! ulton and his ¡Spbere which will aid in putting
----- Enclosures jf------
HEINS.
_______
bureau and the rest of the depart- a Hf(>p to tho costly wars between lx>at fireman, was found in the bay
at San Francisco, Wednesday
ment for some time. The unnec­ neighboring republics.
morning. He had lately been em­
essary
delays
on
the
various
works
I IDT FOR THE NEW ART GALLERY.
ployed on the Ktate of California.
Through Cow Creek Canyon.
have
at
least
come
sharply
to
the
| 0. Heins, tho Photographer, will be back
notice of the Secretary, and it is
i Nundpntupa
<i*h to in form the
public that
I have opened
Mrs. West, of Temescal, Cal.,
first-class
gallery.
He will
S an F rancisco ,Mar. 26.-Through
fplaceof business in Mrs. Diehl’s Restau-
considered likely that the scene at
brtady for business in a short time.
was
run down and killed by a car
u My pa-lors are furnished throughout
the department and his subsequent
fains north and south in Oakland, Tuesday. She had
San Francisco style and are new in every
nrauch Work» at Oregon City.
ipect. Give mt atrial and I will give you All Work «nd Malarial Warranted to I* the Beat Quality.
departure indicate his intention of on the California & Oregon both come to this country recently from
mplete satisfaction.
BaiF Designs Furnished on Application, by
making a personal investigation passed over the re-constructed i England, nnd was quite deaf.
€ M. COJ.KSTOCK,
track through Cow creek canyon J
Tillamook, Ore.
T illamook into the system that may result in to-day and no further interruptions I A meat famine is impending in
J. N. VOKES, A g 'T
some radical changes. An officer
Paris. Wholesale butchers threaten
described him as being “thoroughly to through traffic nre expected to : to close the abattoirs if their
occur on this line, which has suf­
stirred up.”
fered one of the longest blockades ' demands concerning the importa­
Lovers of literature and search­
tions of foreign cattle are not
!indmatriona man who wants to make him-
ers for the antique could both find which ever occurred on any rail-] granted.
I« home where he ran enjoy good health,
General Superintendent [
ample food for mental digestion in road.
’’I purr mountain water, breathe pure air,
Rome portion of the *100,000 ap­
Fillmore,
Arthur Brown, superin­
f-, had better call on
the quaint books and manuscripts
tendent of bridges and buildings, propriation to lie granted for the
now kept in the Congressional
C aft . wm . D. S tillwell ,
and Superintendent of Construc­ survey of Washington's public
—Dealer« In-----
Tillamook, Ore.
Library. Turning over their dusty
lands w ill doubtless be expended
leaves is a fascinating and inter­ tion Small started for Cow creek
canyon to-night to inspect the con­ . in the Big Bend country and Okan­
esting lalwr. When we pick up
ogan county. The people of Chelan
some ragged tome of centuries ago, dition of the road and the work
are very anxious that the wants
'
that
is
being
done
there.
what a history could the yellow
of their section should not be over­
pages speak if they could only, The Monmouth Scandal Unfounded. I
’A^ diall + way + points ^ TOILET UTICLEt 110 DIUttlST IHIMI.
* '1
looked. Settlement is greatly re­
voice the scenes of which they have ;
tarded there by the tardinem that
I
ndependence
,
March
26.
—
The
■lamrunning a first class A. No. 1 Sail tx>at from
been the silent witnesses. What a
jCaifflALD! to T illamook and all way points.
vast difference lietween the world scandalous charges against D. F. has prevailed in the past.
Callon JAMES A. RICHARDSON, Tillamook.
The Olympia Partisan launch« ■
it saw at its birth and the bustling, Stanley, president of the State Nor
forth
the following paragraph: Do
mal
school,
of
intimacy
with
a
lady
i** •*••*•****-• I If-» W 4-•*•’■•<'•«*4*4-I'» r»«t■*"*.<•»•{
electric-lighted nineteenth century.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
I In no department of literature is teacher, were fully investigated by not confound the term “inossback”
S herlock ’ s R etreat I ^
the Imard of director» and the ac­ and “old settler." To lie an “ol«l
‘
Of all goods usually kept in a well ap , this change so stricking as in that cused was honorably acquitted yes- settler” Is not necessary to be a
of the newspaper business. Take
‘ ” Conservatism is as
in Oloon'» building,
i the modern daily press, with its terday. The charges were pre- ‘•inossback,
pointed
Drug
store
constantly
J- f. «HRRI.OCK, ’ -
-
*
Proprietor.
ferred
by
twostudenta,
who
offered
often
inbred
as acquired. Home of
I a rm j’ of reporters, its whirring ma-
to keep still for •.'MX) each, whichj the most enterprising citizens of
on hand.
The beat of
i chinery that eats up tons of paper,
*K«,Uqnor, Beer.
, What a vast amount of money, being refused, they circulated the Olympia for yearn have Ismsted
Cigar«, High Wine», tc.
I labor, genius, and push is required story. The young men have been of their rights to the title of “old
found in the market «Iwayfl on hand Bil
! to meet the demands of a news-, expelled from the school. The settler” and have proudly worn
hungry' public! But pause a mo-! president resigned, in order to keep I the pioneer's badge,
Hard table in connection,
ment in the Capitol Library- and harmony in the school. IFis sue-!
intereat« of the travelling public «Ind
■ see the first newpaper issued. The cessor will be selected at the June ’
led in detail. Give me a call.
T acoma , March 26.—-President
yellow sheets are the size of an meceing of the directors. All is
ordinary book, and are bound to­ moving along smoothly now under Oakes, of the Northern Pacific rail­
BOOT&SHOE SHOP.
gether in that form, while the the management of tho full faculty. road, is in the city inspecting the
?----- J.N. voices ,------- ® Anything they have not in stock will be supplied OH ■ words being written in old Gothic The run ma«le on th«« Monmouth company's property. In an inter­
■ style, known as black letter, are bank last Saturday was of only a view he stated that a *400,000sum­
•»arnMirsL, BotrriSHOE-MaKER,
mer hotel, to be known as “The
short
notice,
arrangements
having
been
made
almost indecipherable.
It was few hours’ duration.
^** b* found at the Hnrnenn Shop in
Palace,” will Im built in the north­
H
ai
.
em
.
March
26.
—
At
Monmouth
printed by Valentine Sims, in Lon-
"•®o°k, where for a reasonable price
to that effect.
ern
part of the city, overlooking
last
night
two
straw
figures
were
1577, and gives an amusing
get your Boot« and Shoes made
r«nd warranted, which for dur­
t of the events of the day, hung in efligv, being representa­ the bay, and affording a magnifi­
comfort cannot be excelled
Bxf door fa tha paat-afficB.
iag us that “The knighte tions of actors in the scandal now cent view of Mount Tacoma and
the Olympic range.
(the f heae used is the old exciti
Mt S»0 CoUNSEtOB-AfLAW-
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware and Cutlery.
andiis®.
■
fluita and Sjliaes.
Do not fail to call and ex
amine His stock of goods
XSAOW JHUAXXdCNrGb
Or from the GRANITE from my own Quarry
at Oregon City, in any style.
o foil Want to
Buy a Home?
D
rom GARIBALDI To
\ TILLAMOOK
Joljn^oq
^eVeruqce,
DRUGS • ANI>_
u
MEDICINES
oiuiCtiptl
A'aMer Hoots, a Specialty.
ILLAMOOK, OREGON
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