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as this and ths fact that the post- office clerks have not an eight W asiiinoton , June 29.—The ap hour day should be removed, and —------ propriation bills will occupy most, removed by extending to all the P k OI'KIKTOKH. :k & J oses , liberal treatment that in extended if not all the time of the senate P- D. JONKS, ANI* B. C. I.AMB, EDITOR*. during the week, and the tariff is to sonic,—N. Y. Press. likely to go over until next week. ft KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. • At the reunion of the Army of The Indian, District of Columbia veer .. »1.80. the Tcnnesse in Chicago,on the first and legislative appropriation bills WÍostbs .......... 7s. .......... 40. of next September, it is intended will be discussed, and there is a tee tuonili« |to unveil the great equestrian probability that the Idaho state ADVERTISING RATES. statute of General Grant, in Lin hood bill will come up. The senate i per inch per month. Speeical rates given coln Park, and to make on the oc will probably adjourn Thursday, -ge or long time advertisement!! casion a military and civic demon over the Fourth until Monday. al »otic«», loot*, per line; and seta, after In the house the first three days stration such as the West has St iBsertion. never seen, According to the pro of the week will be devoted to the ¡■«»pomlcuce on topics of general interest, gramme, as at present laid out, the consideration of the election bill, 4. Seventh regiment of New York which will be placed on its passage 1ress all communications to T h « H kadlight , and other military bodies of note on Wednesday. No programme a. T illamook , or . throughout the country will be in for the remainder of the week has Post-masters in Tillamook county vited to participate, Thousands been arranged, but Thursday will a<etit« for the H radliuht . of Grand Army veterans and probably be set apart for the con fhe President has a proved the several of the military regiments sideration of the national bank 10 A. of Illinois and adjoining states will ruptcy bill, and an adjournment eudent pension bill. be in line, and the demonstration will probably be taken on Tburs-j It. Louis is suffering from cxces- will be one worthy of the great day over the Fourth until the Mon The silver bill | Several deaths have oc- soldier whose memorial will be day following. it conference re[»ort may come up dedicated on that day. Grand ^al. Army men in particular desire to this week, but may be (lefered. Niere is iminent danger of a make the occasion a memorabe one WHY WE CELEBRATE. nine in Japan. The rice crop in the history of the country.— i Biled. Statesman. One hundred and fourteen years ‘ igtlUi.Woli iuu'.uh; j * . a. _ PiiW’ihed every Friday morning, 1—■ 1 va . j _ j i_i X « [SUCCESSORS TO S. W. GR.1BEL,] Wish to announce to the public that they have a large stock Of I STOVES, TINWARE And HARDWARE, Which they are selling cheap. Plumbing and Tin-rnnfing Promptly Dana. - TILLAMOOK - - - - OREGON. WHOA!! 'E'ourfh of 3U^2 Gelebraiion ZPx © giamine. m ., King, he pays the freigh. Salute ol 42 guns at Sun-rise. Grand I’arade, under the auspices of Corinth Post G. A. It. March to Picnic Grounds, in Blackwell’s Grove. O n G roceries , D ry G oods , H ats , C aps , H oots <& S hoes . T illamook C ornet B and . .......... R ev . J. II. W ood . ............................. C hoir . Music by,.................................................. Prayer,....................................................... Music,....................................................... Rending Declaration of Independence,.. Music,....................................................... .......... M rs . H. R. K err . ............................. C hoir . Orator,....................................................... ....... IIos. T. B. H andley . Music,....................................................... ............................. C hoir . DOWN ! DOWN THEY GO!!! The prices I mean. ago a small and select party of our I fore-fathers in convention assem I am bound to keep things moving. I not only want The Kansas Chautauqua assem bled severed the tie that bound to make room for spring stock; but for stock that I shall bly has been in session at Ottawa, I us to Great Britain. They were have constantly on the road. I shall sell at the lowest c Oregon State Teacher'« As ; Kan., for the past two or three obliged to take this course on ac margin possible. count of high taxes, and bad laws, timi met in Salem last Mon- days. No sooner had it got in badly administered by the mother good running order before a Kan- A large attendance is ex I have come to stay and realize that I am depend- | Has City liquor dealer opened an i country. They were then busy Iti during the session. ent on the people for support, You will find that you j original package saloon. This in with a defensive fight against the can make a better bargain with King than any other ... Ball and Bat. censed the temperance people of j invaders, and it took about four 2 P. M. Boys race, under 14 years, (50 yards,) Brize,....... merchant in the County. .... Silk Parasol Girls nice, under 13 year», (30 yards,) Brize, ... hi expended on the Panama Ottawa to such a degree that they more years of hard fighting to set No trouble to show gooes . Ask for whatyou want, ...................$2.50. Free for all, (100 yards,) Burse,.................................. lai. it han been decided that the Saturday night met and formed a tle the matter, but we point with and if we hawn’t got it, we will procure it for you. defense league. A fund of three | pride to the fact that our ancestors emc in an utter failure. ...................»2.50. Fat man’s race, over 200 pounds, (75 yards,) l’urse You will be treatee with POLITENES and RESPECT- were victorious. Tim heart of thousand dollars was subscribed to .................... »2.50. Sack race free for all, (20 yards,) l’urse,.............. every true American is thrilled pay the expenses of the league, aud C. ZCIXTG-.^ a resolution was passed unani with patriotism when lie reads of mously providing that a committee the heroic deeds of those men at should capture each original pack- ' Lexington and Bunker Hill. And i 3 P. M. I’ony race, under 800 lbs. (400 yards,) l’urse,... . ___ 1st, $10; 2d, |5. age dealer, tar and feather him and every school-boy reads with ani .... 1st, f 10; 2d, »5 Trotting race, Free for all, (600 yards,) Purse, ... very week brings new« of de- ship him back to Missouri labeled: mated interest the history of the A ....1st, »10; 2d, $5. Running race, Free for all, (600 yards,) l ’ urse,. . ctive storms and cyclones in ■‘Au original package from Kansas great struggle down to the surren I* ral states. The Pacific coast for Missouri.” der of Cornwall«’ army at York Entrance fee »2, to go to winner in each race. None but Tillamook horses will be allowed to enter in these races. ■‘scaped (hat class of disaster town. There have been turmoils.strug THE CENSUS EARCE. gles and strife in the nation since ‘ nof Morrison, Colorado, Under the Constitution of the that time, but the jieople have at •oyed by lire Monday. United States Congress must take last concluded that we have one of j TERMS: $1.00 A DAY. (Ml. The fire was start- the census as often as once in the best government« extant, and careless handling of fire- every ten years, Imt it may lake it that the best thing to do is to live' ij This House is First-class in every Respect. more frequently if it sees fit. It together in peace and harmony' begins to look ns though it would and let war alone. O nly W hite L abor E mployed . lit Renato committee of the be wise to pitch overboard the In this time the nation has inaila Legislature has decided present census ami begin all over x rr.ix- I grown so much in population and ' '■wort favorably the lottery bill, again, since from nearly every city i territory that we are not in much • itg the amount to be paid hh - in the Union there comes the same | danger of war with other nations. ’ II j one million two hundred complaints. If Congress would Our fore-fathers builded better lifly thousand dollars. geo squires , prop . order the census to be taken on than they knew, but when they the 1st of October, and would were shedding their blood so freely I Hfre is n great deni of opposi weed out a lot of questions which on the battle-field and their fam it the South to any mi>vo in are now being asked, the residí ilies sufiering for the necessaries ' why of securing a Federal elec- would certainly be much more i of life, they no doubt realized that law. It «coins that the South satisfactory than it will be under they were sacrificing themselves | >«lterably opposed to unything the |s'iidiiig enumeration. Tile table will constantly be supplied with the best the market affords, and no pains There or expense will be spared in striving for the comfort of guests. •li is conducive to a fair ciec is no doubt but that the census for posterity and that their cliil-: [ dren would reap the benefits ®f| hi that section. in Albany will show several hun ' the victory. Besides, their brave ■ STfiCE & BOAT OFFICES AT THE HOTEL dred less than the netual popula struggle and the successful carry-I it reported that l’ostimister- Headquarters for the traveling public, tion. The returns have already ing-out of their plans has had a . rul Wiinanuikcr has preai- lowest been forwarded to Washington great inlluenec over the balance ot uü aspirations. There is a and there are people who have the world and him been the cause of harmony in the Republi- escaped the eniili crater.— Herald. of much governmental reform ( in his alate, Pen nay 1- in countries where monarchical i, atd lie in endeavoring to TILLAMOOK COUNTY MORTGAGES. ree charge tyrants have ruled. about a compromise. It is on account of the brave and The following is taken from the “population of Chicago this mortgage abstract furnished by the daring deeds of those men that wo . s' .’.J> <wams is over one million. County Clerk to the Assessor July celebrate to-day. This is why we ' shout ourselves hoarse and fire r»Cc between Chicago unti 1st: tire-crackers. But, let us not for- I \\ hole number of mortgages 2 111. litlphia for second place get the true and prinniry purpose Total amount, $132,047,(»(•, divided eitle« of the Ethc great of these celebrations in our patri It is as follows; teill bo very close. On Town property. 27 mortgages, otic hilarity. ♦led that Chicago will in a urs outstrip New York ill in »*!».*>18.00; Timlier lands, <>3 mort The secret of the smooth man’s ' gages, $34,112(1.00, on 12585 acres, Hon. success lies in his never getting an average of $2,75 per acre; agri | ---------------------- rutiled.—Terra Haute Express. Nswcambe Black, Jehu L. Sullivan is engaged in cultural lands, loo mortgages, held Tillamaak Dragan. ■O'uaiw epithet« on Mui- by individuals. $04.(178.00 en 1388(1 of hi former trainer*. acres, an average of $4.0(1 per acre; 1 Tillamook. Oregon. Wj|PV®iu tbai the brute says is 29Sehool Fund mortgages. $23.225.- lithfully recorded by the Associii- 00 on (¡481 acres, an average of 1 Prr and B ut to the daily $3.58 per acre. living 32052 acres 4 and b- published to the of tinilier and agricultural laud II 4j word arc reported mortgaged for $122,529.00, a gene Itkiis much attention as if they ral average of $3.72 per acre. -A va* w' tX if There was 158(11(1 acres of land i<l been by th«* President of the listed on the assessment roll last year. 1 his shows that one acre in • *k M ha« Jie-sed hill 27(1 every live is mortgaged nt the thiirwa,., prwrid ng that all the average value of $3.72 per acre.! 9. ’■'■i.' and inspectors of the cus- Wo are not posted as to mortgagee iswrvice who receive per diem in the counties but will hazard **■* '•Z $ ! ♦. U3À4V, .s./ i shall have the same leave of the opinion that few counties will bwasth.it allowed to clerka show a lower ¡wreentage either in 'otic i . mployee iu the di p u t acreage or value». This is iiu increase over last year nfs at Washington. The Hous«' add puss this bill too \ll such of $8.275.00 in School Fund mort ’iih'iiml discriminations against gages and $10.082.00, in nil other Watchmaker and Jeweler. •y <'h«M -of government norvnntH kinds. \ company of British capitalists 1 been formed to purchase the AN ORIGINAL PACKAGE. ‘«¿Foot Raccs.lr ‘«¿Horse Races.^ “1 '-■¿Pire Works and Dance at NightL; F----- I I BEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE CITY, J I I q R I WHERE? XT GRAND t CENTRAL t HOTEL, TillamaDk, Best Brands of Canned Fruits, Choice Evaporated and Dried Fruits. Imported and Domestic Table Delicacies, -''i Butter, Eggs, Flour and all kinds of Produce at Tillamook Prices. Jt Ki- Orders taken and Goods delivered F of to Any Part of The City, Get Our Low Prices. » TillamnDk Cauntg, UrEgan. Excellent ^ccomniodationg and popular prices. nLLAMOOK HEADLIGHT COHfl \ Co A. LETCHER [' ompawy DF SAN FPANDIÖFD, ) Grorr.ries Boots, Shoes, Hats & Caps Lime.» Doors and Windows Special attention given to filling orders for good« jobbing lots IZ c t © © rx v 111 © Oxeg'cxx PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING HOUSE. ALL ORDERS EXECUTED ON SHORT NOTICE.
