prisoner in the county jail to the
Clatsop county jail, us it wax sup-
PnoraloroM. this county could pay his board
L amb & J oxeh ,
- - -
there cheaper than to employ a
man to feed him here, but the idea
W. F. D. J onhs , E ditor .
was finally abandoned as imprac
B. C. I am », A ssociate E thtor .
ticable. Offenders against the law
cost the people nearly ax much as
BATES OF srnsCRlPTION.
(STIUCTX.Y IN ADVANCE.)
the public school system.
ii -
_______ ______
One year
............................. .......
...... 75.
Hix months
Three month* ...
....
'M
The legislature has apprpriated
ADVERTISING RATES.
'in all 8400,000 for the improve-
per year fa 00
11ncli, per mouth
Jl.oo
”
”
”
8.00 .. ...” ” 27.00 ' inent of tho Columbia near The
” 4500
¿col. ”
”
. .500
World’s
.. ” ” 81.00 Dulles; 850,000 for the
15.00 ..
• • ” ” lAi-oo | Fair; 880,000 for the completion of
Local notices, ice is. per line and jets, after
the state house; and it is thought
the first inMertitni.
. ji j ’in<l. Wanted, For Sale and Fur Rent
Lost, F<
notices, fiocls for first in*ertion an«! fi.00 per more than $100,000 will be allowed
month.
An appropria-
1 oct*, per .......
line
for . for wagon-roads.
I.e.'a! notice*, i. Nonpareil,
nonparv>>, 1»«.».
- * —
fir-t in-ertio’i and ftcl* per line for each *ub*e- i of 845,000 was made to defray the
4 icnt itiscrtion.
• •
All local notice* will be “starred’’or otherwise I expense of this session of the legis-
de*' piaDfd a* advertisement*.
| lature, and other sundry appro
No special position will be agree I upon for priations were made.
any advertisement, though we take especial
p
Pu bl iah ed every Friday nlorning.
paiiiH to display aydvprtinfiiil matter effectively
and give us’fttvorable position a* po*slbie, fre
quently changing the '^make-up” o! the paper
Both great political parties are
We maken speck? effort to changeoy re-build hopelessly divided on the silver
ndvertisement* a« often 11« our natron* desire,
but make no cuntruct to that effect.
question. Tho moneyed men of
• * *
No cuts will be used, except out line cut* on the east are against Free Coinage
DH-tal I11IMC-..
• •
j irrespective of party. The indtts-
We reserve t?ie right to reject any advertise
ment that we deem objectionable.
| trial ehuses, the furniing comu.un-
« ♦
T ekms : Cash in advance for small advertise i ¡ties of the west ami the silver-
ment«, aud payment is required monthly or
quarterly on 1 irgr contracts.
| producing states of the Pacific
Send ill! money by draft, post.d Note, Money coast are iu favor of it.
Grover
Order or Registered fitter, nt our expense.
1
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p
( OF SAN FRANCISCO. )
Till AIVTD8K)
ORB.
G. D. PiDiLAFi
SEC’T,
CITY LOTS,
17
FARMING LANDS
THE ASS AND THE FOX
PORTLAND MARKET.
(Wholesale Quotations.)
O at *—Gray .................
White
Haith the Axs unto himself, “The
W h a at —Willamette
Fox hath a more respectable Coat,
Walla Walla
liveth with more Ease and Luxury, POTATOES loo tbS .
”
. • • •
doetit less Work, an is more re-1 i Onion*
T urkeys V lb
gpected than I am; so I will set D ucks V doz..................
I G eese ”
................
about to vex and annoy him.”
C hickens —Old V doz
It was near unto the 14th of
Spring ”
—Brine ..........
February, so the Ass invested his B utter
”
Store, in Roll*
substance in gaudy Valentines and
”
Choice Dairy
Oregon ...............
posted them with the superscrip E<; ” oh — Eastern
..............
tion of the Fox.
L ard , Oregon ...............
”
Eastern ..............
The Fox, being wary and cun B acon
—Clear Side*
ning, knew the source of the mis ” Ham* .............. ..
”
Shoulders .........
sives, and not allowing his inquis F loub
—Willamette
..
itiveness to overcome his prudence,
”
Country Brand*
made a bonfire of the unopened ” Eastern Oregon..
(General t merchandize,
AND TIMBER LANDS.
Correspondence Solicited
[A Fable for St. Valentine'* Day .]
------- DEALERS IN------ =-----
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Capa
and Notions. Groceries, Crockery and
Queens ware. Doors, Windows
Lime, Hair and Cement
Hardware and
Nails.
¡Special Attention
[jiVen to
Filling
Order? for Ijood? In
fore quoted in this part of the country.
I nstance :
B est B rands C alifornia F lour
$5.00 per bbl.
-A-gerxts fox tlxe
missives.
WHAT. TILLAMOOK HAS
The Ass was not so discreet. A
Correspondence on topic* of general interest, Cleveland has just written a letter neighboring Ass sent him many
Picturesque scenery,
invited.
opposing Free Coinage, and Demo :
TILLAMOOK, SAN FRANCISCO ANO Wit PORTS.
Address all communications to
hideous pictures which he could Over 90 miles of coast line.
C. D. HaDLEf, Proprlator.
crats all over the land are boldly
T he H eadlight ,
Clam-beds till you can’t rest.
not
refrain
from
examining.
He
Makes regular trips about every two weah, the weether Pirsittlig.
POOL TABLES and BILLIARD TABLES.
T illamook , ok . I denouncing him, saying his chance
Stream* full of trout and salmon.
brayed loud aud long and was Rich coal deposits on the Nehalem.
HOUSE ALWAYS ORDERLY.
The fast sailing S tr . T rcckee lias been specially fitted up for carrying pas
I’<»-t niH'-teis In Tillamook county
for the Presidency ix destroyed.
as good as any on the coast.
are agents for the H eadlkhit .
greatly incensed, thinking the Fox A A climate
large and well equipj>cd livery stable.
Fin*:-:Winss,:-:Liquors:-:*nd:-:Bigars. sengers. Following are the rates:
'»pies of this paper are on sale nt the 1
had played even, but the wily Fox Plenty ot game: water-fowl,deer, elk, bear, etc. Good Hall for Dances end Entertainments.
store ofc. II Wilcox Kc Co,, stalioner* and news I
A
board
of
trade
would
bo
use-
dealers Occidental hotel building, Portland, I
Good prospects for a railroad in the near
CABIN PASSAGE
Oregon.
»15.
to this place in many ways, as did not waste postage on Asses.
future.
ROUND TRIP,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
The
Fox
went
his
way
rejoicing,
Natural harbors at Tillamook, Nehalem,
united action is the secret of suc
Netarts and Nestucca.
STEERAGE
»9.
The salmon catch on the Colum-1 cess in public enterprises, and by and slept in the Ass’s master’s Open hill land valuable for grazing find fruit
A.
LETCHER
Freight,
(General
Merchandise)
•
manger,
feasting
on
chicken,
while
growing.
per ton.
this means government improvc-
:U'<1 good.
Tllloxnocli, Oregon.
One of the prettiest and thriftiest towns,Tilla
i incuts can be more easily secured, the Ass stood out in the cold with mook. in the alate.
Aor further information apply to
An enterprising, prosperous, contented and
railroads could be had sooner and out hay.
ft
J. E. S ibley ,
-
M anager
M oral : Save your money and hospitable class of people.
tin better terms, building of wagon
Tide-land and bottom land, the richest and
save
your
temper.
most
productive
in
the
state.
roads can be facilitated, mills, fac
ZZo’bsoxxxrille
A rapid, but healthy growth and m< st promis
Oxeg-orU
Admiral Porter died Feb. 13, anti tories, and other industries, a de
ing prospects for the future.
CONCERNING
HORSES.
General William T. Sherman died sirable class of immigration could
Many quarter-sections of fairly good govern*-
nient land which may be had for the taking.
Feb. 11.
be secured, and the general ap As it is approaching the time Fine ocean beaches at Netarts, Nestucoa and
Nehalem, which ar« already becoming popular
pearance, comfort an<l welfare of
The Australian ballet system is the city could be greatly improved. when farmers are casting alxiut for resort*
a
horse
for
suitable
breeding
pur
Vast bodies of accessible timber which is said
is now a law, the governor having These things, if properly managed,
to be the best and most valuable in the North
TILLAMOOK,
-
OREGON.
poses
and
as
all
are
anxious
to
west.
signed the bill.
would cost the citizens but little, breed where there is the greatest A harbor which will be one of the best on the
M. H. L arson , P rop .
coast, when a few thousand dollars are spent
A g<s>d road from Tillamook to and would greatly increase the chance for profit, we publish below Improving it.
the Rural Spirit's quotations of Half-a-dozen fine rivers, which with their
the light-house and beach, by n general wealth.
tributaries, are of Inestimable value for naviga
prices
in the Portland horse mar tion
direct route, will greatly conduce
and floatiug logs.
According to the Congrcwdonal ket:
Beautiful and productive prairies which con
to the prosperity of the city.
Every attention shown to guests, and
re-apportionment proposed, the
tain many farm* suitable for dmying, stock-
draft iiooaM.
raising and general agriculture.
countit'H
of
wextern
Oregon,
ex
»17S«7OO
1.500 ».«.......................................
no
pains
spared to make them comfortable in every way.
Several advocate« of the silver
1.500 It»....................................... . . 150(3200
cepting
Clatnop,
Columbia
ami
1,300 lbs....................................... .. 1250175
bill in congress voted to defeat the
NEW HOTEL BUILDING.
WHAT TILLAMOOK CITY HAS.
ALL PLKI’OSEH.
Federal election bill, and now it Multnomah, and including Lnkt*
Watchmaker
and
Jeweler.
The
new
hotel building in course of construc
1,200 11».......................................
»125® 180
A good bank.
xeemx that the I'Ve« Coinage meas and Klamath, enxt of the Caxcitdex, i.ioo
n».......................................
100@140
A drug »tore.
Watches
Clocks
3»
tion will soon be finished, and will the most com
ure will receive th<* sumo fate as will form the First Congrexxional i,ooo n»....................................... . SU (g 100 A jewelry «tore.
Boss Filled Cases a Specialty.
Dixtrixt.
The
counties
Itordering
DKI.IVERY
IIORHKS.
A good *aw mill.*
n method of retribution.
ALL WORK Warranted. modious and best appointed house ih the city.
on the lower Columbia and all of 1,1(10 H»s, good travelers........ »1.50(3250 A Fire Company.
Two
newspaper*.
’,000 lit», good travelers
. 125(3200
The appropriation« lor Trask eaxtern Oregon, except the two VOU Is, good travelers........... 125@ 175 Several public hall*.
eoiintiex
mentioned,
will
form
the
A beautiful town Kite.
river road and tin* Clatsop and
ROAD DRIVKKH.
Two photograph gallerie*.
y« THE ÿ-
Seeoutl
District.
This
arrange
1.21)0
It»
.......................................
»400
-3
700
Nehalem road passed the house,
Commodious warehouae*.
,
tOO
O'
h ...........
............
300(3.500
:i:i*l has a good prospect for pass ment ix made in order to divide ,000 tt »......................................... 250(3350 An excellent school building.
Flcnty of hotel uccomodation*.
ing the senate, despite the opposi lite xtate e<piably, and connect the The road drivers must be good color, Two *alo4>n* and n temperance parlor.
Columbia
river
counties
with
that
good style and bo able to pull a buggy in
The head of navigation on tide water.
tion offered by some Tillamook
Many elegant and conitnodiuu* reaidcnce*.
GEORGE PETTIT, P roprietor .
o
part of eastern Oregon which relic» 2:45 t.j3:00 minutes.
people.
Good store*« in most every Hue of business.
■
upon the ('(ilumbfti ax it eommer- There is nine demand for fancy sadd Public building* that are a credit to any town.
TILLAMOOK,
__
______________ OREGON
ler. as well IIS for nice looking saddle
Thriving Odd Fellow, Masonic and G. A R.
Aceord.ing to the pro|s>scd re einl outlet. Their intcrexta are ponies. Saddlers sell from fljO to »3.50, lodge*.
\ A pamphlet of information and ab- j
L «tract of the iaws. Showing lluw to J
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE CITY.
apportionment Ibr Senatorial anil mitt mil in this jiartii'ular. Like and saddle [xuiies from »25 to $50.
^.Obtain Pntenta, Caveat*.Trede^M
A large local trade from the surrounding
OkMarD, Copyrights,
country.
’’0k.. AddMM MUNN A CO.
and
Klamath,
though
in
eaxtern
Kepresentative districts in this
From this it will be seen thnt Daily mail* and stages connecting with the
Broadway,
state. Tillamook will constitute the Oregon, find their outlet through the highest priced horses are trot railroad at North Yamhill.
Nev Ì
This Houseis First-class in every Respect.
An
enterprising
etas*
of
citizens
who
are
de-
13th It 'presentative District, and western Oregon nnd are cloxely ten*, lit for gentlemen's driving on terniined to build up the town.
will.be allowed one 11 epresent a-: alii***! to tlmt section. The popu the road, bringing $250 to as high A Fair Association with ample grounds which
F irst - class B arber S hop C onnected .
The 18th Kenatori.il District lation of th*' First District is about as 8750, while draft horses weigh will uoon be put in good shape.
Two churches, with the Methodist, Catholi« s !
p>e ('ohunbin, Washing 154,000 and tin' Itepublieans ac ing from 1300 up rate from 8125 to and Christian denominations represented.
Almost every branch of busiuess and profes
cording to the last election have a 8200.
rnnusik counties.
sion represented that ia necessary to the welfare
majority of near 4.000. The Sec There are probably but few of an enterprising community.
The
of Tillamisik, accord ond District has a imputation of mares in this country, however, Steamer connection with Portland, the
Augusta and T.ouis Olsen making regular trips
ing to the boundary prescribed in 157,000 and a Republican majority from which farmers can expect to beside*
frequent visits by other small steamers. •
the corporation bill, will be one of over (1,000. The to(al vo(e is raise the highest priced colts.
mile from east to west and three- alkmt the same, 35,000, in each.
Those that own active and well-
I. F. LARSON,
fourths of n mile from north to Congressman Hermann is now a bred mares, the produce of the
south. Thu north line is about resident of the First District.
Daniels horse. Young Kisbar, or
loti yards north of lloqtiartoii
Glen Dudley, should breed to such
slough. The western Ismndury is
SAME HERE.
a horse ax Joe Simpson, owned by
\V»gon-nmking, Farming Imple
neirv ('apt. Stillwell's rexidence.
ments and Mill Machinery Repaired,
The town of Vernonia xeemx to Mr. Claude Thayer, of this city.
TO THE
and all kinds of wood-work and
We are not informed whether
l>e alllicteil like this place, judging
The Monroo Ifoctrino which
general black smithing done.
Mr.
Thayer
proposes
to
offer
this
from the following in theWeluileui
put an end to European powers Journal:
horse's services to the public, as Harss-Bhaeing a Spscialy.
acquiring further possessions in
"lx there any thing more con he was Isuight for private pur
America, is good as lav as it goes,
-
OREGON.
temptible than a cowardly hypo poses, but there is no better bred TILLAMOOK,
but the tiiui' will soon be ripe for
crite? Who does not shrink from horse in the state of Oregon, and
the independent powi-rs of this
and despise the currish wretch in the mutter of improving the
C. H. BODLE,
country to demand and enforce
who steals up behind his victim stock of the whole county, Mi.
----- * e Proprietor of lhe(?, <-----
the relinquishment of allelaims
anil tries to UM the knife. And Thayer is not apt to be selfish. ♦
of foreign powers over American
£itu Sarbrr Shop.
yet the game is being played on
NOTICK.
ST ’ •
Hair-outtlng q .
Shaving,
every hand and among those who Notice i» hereby given that ths partner
In the latest^^
Seafoam,
should set a better example. One ship heretofore exiatiug between IL V. V.
Duboil* wax elected Senator to
City styles.
Shampoo.
consolation, however, even if Johnson an*l F. Severance in the drug
Hueeeed W. .1. McConnell’i* abort
This is the only firstx lase shop in the
the aneaking seoumlrel
who hnainesa, is by mwtnal consent diaolved
term. It in now damn'd that the
would injure bis neighbor with All (»rties knowing themselves indebted county. Give him a trial. 8hop, one
l'|ection wax illegal, and William
to the above firm wilt please call and door South of G hani » C kntsal
auauyinous letters or like methods, aettle.
IL V. V. Jobnaon will collect all
II Claggett liax been elected to the
B aths at all times .
►lime position It look* ax if there should succeed, he ia the recipient outstanding bill» and pay all debts
of all honest men's scorn, and at Dated January 30,1801.
T illamook ,
O recon .
were xometbing underhanded in
once loses their trust lor u cow-;
(II. V. V. Johnson.
the proceeding, and it ix doubtful
I Frank Severance
ard is never triwted.”
if the United Statex Senate will
niiiLi Tiuit nr rauTNURsnir
We bad thought of muking simi
reeogniae the last election.
lar r* marks regarding the same Notice ia hereby given that the copart
evil in this place, but ax we were nership heretofore existing between S. A
Roberta and Wilbur J. Stillwell in the
Rviipro* ity negotiations with
<*
numbered among the intended the hardware businesa, under the firm
('itiiuda are creating a great furore
victims
refrained,
as
wo
dislike
to
name of Roberta & litillwell, ia thia day
in that country among the Royal
use our pa|H'r to give vent to per disolved by mutual conaent, 8. A
adherent«. There is a growing
sonal grievances of our own. Be- Roberta continuing the businesa at the
dnqs»*itioii among the commuu
sidescvil eanarils are not believed old stand All outstanding iudebtdness
people to encourage reciprocity,
will bs collected by Wilbur J. gtiUwelL
by one's friends, and in the long- Dated Feb. 11, 18<jl
thinking it will ultimately lead to
(8. A. Roberta
annexation, nnd this ix what is ruig full hardest on the heads of
(Wilbur J. Stillwell
the instigators.
•J
alarming the English niUhorities.
■ > \ f imuki
* i’
It may not lx* desirable for this
The ecuatorial deadlock iu Illi-
! »'"■
ul*l bay X» Ming, white »trip
couutrv to secure the annexation noia still continues. In South Du- A lw»> )r«Mr
UgaiKhM on leU *1 oukler with
iSTEAMER #TRUCKEE>
1iLARSON*HOUSE>
Boarding by the Day or Week,
OCCIDENTAL < BOTH
Í
fl
k '•
I
f
ANOTHER ADDITION!
BLACK-SMITH,
Thaye^ Latent And Be^t Additioq
CITY OF TILLAMOOK!
criectly level; high and
sightly!
J
Thayer Pays for the Recording.
Ke ready to make your choice before
the »urvey is made
Exci ting times are
in »tore
1 w*J11
c
first !
W.
First
end
3rd
4tM
Sund
Pray«
If a
tho u
•ourl
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