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dealers. Occidental hotel building, Portland
Oregon.
A ease that <i<*<:urn*tl recently in
this city »how» forcibly how far a
woman will go to lift a man from
the slum» of degradation. A
woman's coinpassion and charity
knows no bounds when a man lias
departed from the paths of recti
tude, no matter how low he may
lie fallen. Such 11 disposition is
commendable, but if women would
only show tin* same humane feeling
towards their weaker sisters who
have fallen, this world would be
better off. But, alas, it is not so.
If an innocent girl makes a mis
take through no fault of her own,
she is despised and sjmrned by all.
No kind words of encouragement,
calculated to lift her from her iniser-
abh* state of shame arc offered; she
is driven and kicked further into
the mire.
The unfortunate girl finds no
sympathy with her sex. Even her
own sisters shun her, while the*
inan(?) who accomplished her ruin
is lionized in society. Eveu this
man, who brought about her ruin,
has more of 11 charitable feeling
for her than her cold, cruel, un
sympathetic sisters.
WoUK'li, defend your sex. Tin*
best of men have erred, and the
best of women lmve gone wrong; so
you may need tile kindly influence
of your sisters in return.
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OREGON'S CAVE.
Th«'following is from th«' last
Sunday’s New Yolk II.•raid: “The
stilt«* of Kentucky lias heretofore
■miintaineil a inono|x>ly of til«'
Mammoth ('ave business, The big
hole in th«' ground which is her
pride and boast has actol ns a
bliitr to insolent competition in
that industry. \ few upstart mid
insignificant cavities in other |mrts
of the country have put on airs
mid largely ad\ertise«l their preten
sions, Imt when compared with the
Kentucky hole they proved to be
no more than woodchuck burrows
and have slunk array like a sneak
thief to hide their littleness in ob
scurity. But when the great and
flourishing state of Oregon <<oni«>e
to the front and tells us that she
lias a enve w hich will startle the
imagination of science ami forts*
Kentucky to |sile her infloctual
tires w«> have a premonition that
the Mammoth must at last sur-
rvilder its glories. The Pacific
coast «leals only in the biggest
things in creation. It has trees mi
twice
SEC’Y.
CITY LOTS,
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<rniiAAiDDii?
DIRE»
14» 0» IWLA a N
AND
FARMING LAND
LAND.
TIMBER
Correspondence Solicited
They tell a story of Mrs. Brown,
of Chicago, who visited Rome, and
while there was shown some of the
great marble master pieces of the
world, among others the Apollo
Belvidere. They pointed it out to
her as being the most perfect form
of man that had ever been con
ceived by the brain of an artist;
ami the woman walked all around
it, looked at it from every point of
view, and she says: “That’s Apollo
Belvidere, is it?” “Yes.” “Well
give me Brown.
Groceries Crockery Notioils School
Supplies and Stationery
W. M. STEINMETZ,
Tillamoolc, Ore
o.
DRUG STORE!
Everybody invited to call
A lfred W illiams
BUCKEYE MOWERS,
Opposite
Larson House.
Farm Machinery.
KING'S
C. H. BODLE.
G. W. KUTC1I.
McMahon, the editor of the
Woodburn Independent, who shot
Jap Minto in the hand at Salem in
a row growing out of an article in
McMahon’s paper reflecting on
Green Fruits an every Steamer.
Mint, is the same one who recently I
so savagely attacked in Ilia paper
We have also the only First Class
Of the .332 members of the next State Printer Frank Baker, of
house, 237 are Democrats, 87 Salem.
Republicans ami 8 Alliance men.
in the City.
A TEUK11ILE KXAMl’LK.
Of the state's, 10 have soli«l Dem I
ocrats «lelegation» and 13 others [By Louis Goodman, iu Albion(N. Y.)Anierican,J
have tt Democratic majoritj’. The
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F irst S t . & S tillwell A ve ., T illamook , O re .
Alliance have a majority iu two
)-(
o
states. Ten states have a solid
II
Republican «lelegation, and in two
others that party has a majority.
'The Democrats liave a majority in
all the large states except Penn
sylvania. The Illinois «lelegation
stands 14 to 0, Indiana, 11 to 3, !
Anyone having Farming Lands or City Property
Michigan, 8 to 3. New York. 23 to
11, Ohio, 14 to 7. Alliance men
far sale, will da wellta list it with us.
have 5 in Kansas to 2 Republicans,
Cahn Brown Black, Tillamook, Dre.
and iu Nebraska 2 Alliance men
to I Democrat. Minnesota has 3
CLUBBING LIST.
This man always
Democrats, 1 Alliance and 1 Re
ORDINANCE NO. 23.
H eadlight and Toledo Blade 1 year ....... $2 15
publican.
If the presidential
had his
Weekly Call (S. F.)
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11.85
A n ordinanck to amend an obdinaxce .
election is thrown into th«' house,
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Weekly Examiner
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Advertising done
The people of Tillamook City do ordain:
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West Shore
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the Democratic candidate would
by people who
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Century Magazine
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That See. 2 of Ordinance No. 18, be
have 31» votes, the Republicans 12,
could do it ehen|>er
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Detroit Free Press
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amended to read as follows after th« Twenty-five complete novels to any old $2.oo
sub
the Alliance 2.
than anybody
words “assessments payable:’’ "Assoon scriber who will bring us one new subscriber.
-■: ■ Kufeh % 2Bodle>-
^oda-watei1 and Cider.
Cigars Tobacco, Candied
Barber Shop
What is the use
Of paying high prices for your
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hats,
Caps, Boots, Shoes, and all kinds of Notions,
When you can get them at a "live and let live” price?
If you are particular
And want the best of everything
Monroe ¿c 1 Veston,
Mrs. Lucy Pratt, a young widow,
of San Francisco. Hohl 45 square
inches of her skin for $1000. A
strip of skin 9x5 inches was cut
from her body by surgeons and
grafted into the leg of William A.
Daggett, a railway clerk, who was
frightfully injured in a railroad
accident at Port Costa. His right
leg was terribly burned and the
wound would not heal, and iih a
last resort skin grafting was re
sorted to. W. G. MeGregory a
fellow clerk of t he sufferer, volunte
ered to ninke th«* sariliee, but when
he h*nrned how much skin was
needed, backed out. Mrs. l’ratt is
one of th«* trained nurses at the
hospital for children and training
school lor nurses. She has three
children mid neeils money, so slit*
oflered to furnish th«* necessary
amount of skin. She submitted
bravely to th«* operation, which
was Hiieei'ssfully preformed.
The Butte city postmaster lately
received a postal card addressed:
“J. (’h rist. ear«* of th«' Father, 11 igh-
est Heaven Amen." Th«* other
si«l«> of the card read: “O Father
in heaven, come down from alsive.
ami pity thy wandering child. O
l’r«*eious Redeemer, how long must
I rove mid tramp o’er this country
wild? 1 have no place to sleep
mid nothing to eat ami no place to
call my hmm*, but thou, O dear
Jesus, eanst pity the weak and
spun* from Thy table a bom*. I
am lin'd of life and w ish to die and
leave this sad world all behind.
Iliiv«* mercy, <> Father.and answer
my cry, mid Thou in Thy love
eanst me lind.”
An Exchange says a man at
< trov ill«* is -aid to have gone insane
'‘though drinking pun* alcohol."
\nd yet people are advisetl to us«*
pure liquor». And that reniiuds
us: We one«* knew a doctor who
had some snakes in glass jars,
preserve«! in alcohol. Sonic work
men were employed to do some re
pairs. and while the doctor was
away, they drank the alcohol ami
till«'«) Up the jure with water. And
then? Wellwedon't know what
happened to the men; but the
snakes wen* ruined.
Tillamook
Agent for C. H. DODD <& CO., of Portland.
Bathsat all times
HARD-HEARTED WOMAN'.
SUNSET ON TIIE DAY
clous that you wish your throat
were half a mile long, and every
thing it produces is the Is-st on the
planet. The new cave which lias
just been discovered fairly thrills
the soul with wonder. Y’ou enter
it through a narrow fissure in a
limestone rock. After wandering
several miles you are ushered into
n serif*» of chamber», the dazzling
beauty of whose stulactities make
you think of the wonders of fairy
land. There are also giant pillars,
milk white, which uphold the roof,
and stream» of crystal water to
make rippling music for the be
wildered traveler. The gentlemen
who spent a week in exploring it
found in one place a small lake and
in another a waterfall thirty feet
high. We are sorry for the
Mammoth Cave, but it will have
to lower its flag to its Pacific rival.
It has enjoyed a proud distinction
of many years, but the awe-inspir
ing discovery In Josephine county,
Oregon, shows that westward the
march of empire and other huge
things takes its way, and while we
oiler our condolence to the Blue
Grass state we extend our hearty
congratulations to Oregon.”
else could afford
and
That's the way he got
SKINNED!
as work ia commence«! by the contractors
doing the work,” and that portion of
said Section in conflict with the foregoing
is hereby repealed.
)
J. Barker)
A. 1'. Wilson > Trustees
J. Sheets )
Attest C. N Drew, Recorder.
Stoves! Stoves’!
8. A. Robert, ba, just received per
Sir. Augusta, from Dekum Broa. of
NOTICE OF AMSrsSMKNTH Ol E.
Portland, the largest stock of IlKATixo
Knives ever brought to Tillamook county.
Call nn«l see the assortment. We are
able to suit your fancy in any style or
price.
A fidl lino of hardware of every
description constantly on hand, and
largo lots of new goods coming on every
steamer.
Call and see tlio stoves whether you
buy or not.
Wo buy in large quantities and our
prices on gtxids in our line can not be
duplicated in Tillamook county.
Notice is hereby given to the owners of
land upon First St from 3rd Ave. F. to
2nd Ave. W., Stillwell Avo. from Front
St. to Fourth St . and 2u«l Ave. K. from
bridge to Fifth St., that the assessment
levied upon said land according to
Ordinance No. 18, of Tillamook Citv. for
the improvement of streets, is now due,
amt must In- paid to the City Treasurer
within ten days from date hereof. The
Street Commissi.mer will inform the land
owners of the amount of assessment upon
application.
Unless the amouut of tbo assessment
on such work that is already done lie
paid before the expiration of fifteen days
from date, the property will lie levied
upon, and enough of it will be sold to
satisfy such assessment and costs.
Dated this 31st day of July I891.
By order of the Board of City Trustee,
J. Barker, President,
C. N. Drew Recorder.
Go to the I'riaeo Store nt Tillamook,
s here tln'v not only keep the very best
go<sls on the innrket but will sell yon
dry g.Ksls, hats, cap«, queenswnre, glass-
wan*, fruit jars staple and fancy groceries
cheaper than elsewhere in Tillamook
county.
We keep the l«est bacon, hams, lard
and Hour.
A lurge supply of sugar just received,
com«* and buy a sack while the price is
low
We take twitter amt all kinds of fnimers
produce in exchanged for |tn»d».
We shall receive a choies lot of pine
apples. pineapple cheese, watermelons,
cueuniliera, tomatoes, lunch goods and
table luxuries by next Frisco Steamer.
We gnarantee to save you money on
all h.lls; «x.ine see fiir vowrariws aud be
convinced. Lio to the sign of •’Frisco
Store.
WK I’RINT
Curds,
Envi'loi'cs.
Letter-heads,
Bill-heads,
Statements,
Note-heads,
Posters,
Hand-bills,
Tickets,
Circulars
Wedding invitations.
Ball programmes,
risen r, la,
I •e«sla.
Mortgages
Bond».
Receipts,
legal blanks.
Pamphlets,
And all kinds of «Mininercial printing,
book work etc., etc. Good work and
regulation prices.
% tirent Bargain.
Jaist Sunday the lightning
Six thousand dollar« worth of city
smash« <1 a church steeple at Green-
property for »4 500, consisting of halt
vill«*. Pa., and eausvsi a panic in
interest in Grand Central Hotel, four lota
the <amgregati<in. A prayer of
in bl.xk 7, of original town of Tillamook,
thanksgiving for th«' marvelous
and 34 lots in Hay's Addition, including
KIAL ENTITE TIllNHFEIta.
Fortlir week ending *1 uly 29, 1891.
Call at King's, examine goods and
Prices before buying elsewhere.
get
We have goods
Constantly arriving, so you can always get fresh goods
Small profit
And quick sales
Is our motto.
W. C. King,
TILLAMOOK
These rates apply only to new subscribtrs and
o those who pay arrearage and renew theio
subscription before the end of this month.
Dr. fl. V. V. Joljn^oi]
WHAT TILLAMOOK HAS
THÍ
Picturesque scenery,
Over 90 miles of coast line,
Clam-heds till you can’t rest.
Streams full of trout and salmon.
Rich coni deposits on the Nehalem.
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A climate as good as any on the coast.
A large and well equipped livery stable.
Plenty ot game: water-fowl, deer, elk,bear, etc.
Good prospects fur a railroad in the near
future.
Natural harbors at Tillamook, Nehalem,
Netarts aud Nestucca.
Open hill land valuable for grazing and fruit
growing.
One of the prettiest and thriftiest towns,Tilla
mook, in the state.
An enterprising, prosperous, contented and
hospitable class of people.
Tide-land and bottom land, the richest and
most productive in the state.
A rapid, but healthy growth and most proiuis- j
ing prospects for the future.
Many quarter-sections of fairly good govern- '
ment land which may be had for the taking.
Fine ocean beaches at Netarts. Nestucca and ’
Nehalem, which ar« already becoming popular
resorts
Vast Imdies of accessible timber which is said
hx
to be the best and most valuable in the North
west.
A harbor which will be one of the best on the
coast, when a few thousand dollars are spent
improving it.
Insurance in good companies
Half a-dozen fine rivers, which with their
re i<o.iab!e ra.es.
tributaries, are of inestimable value for naviga- 1
tion and floating logs.
Beautiful aud productive prairies which con- '
tain many farms suitable for dairying, stock
raising and geueral agriculture.
Will*
M.W
TOILET ARTICLES AN3 DRUGGIST NOTIONS
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
Of all goods usually kept in a well ap
pointed Drug store constantly
on hand.
c' ccsciipticns
Compounded.
F ifty Y ears E xperience
D rug B usiness .
FirBt St.,
N I
^TIS‘
0 WOE
Copying
'.rayon Tn
¡penalty.
in the
door to tha TampBrancB
fflElj
fc ;
Parlor
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
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ttuaml
C eni
Notary Public, Conveyancer. Dee«»
«al Mortgage» a Specialty.
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II. II. DOWNING,
•7-^REAL -Ü ESTATE * AGENT^j*
July 22.—U. 8 I.. O. to D. C. Herron
ift) acres
AND DEALER IN
WHAT TILLAMOOK CITY HAS.
A. Birdsall to A T. Bliss IGO acres
I
arming,
Stocl-t
and
Timber Lands in Kama
consid«*ration >10(X).
July 23.—E. Lambert to D. A. Blod„i*tt A good hank.
IW<>11¿11<* fix
A drug stare.
320 acre», »2000
1 A jewelry store.
State oi Oregon to O. C Frank 240 A good saw mill.
Productiva Soil. Rich in Timber and Coal.
A Fire Company.
acres.
Good Harbor when Government Works now Provided for are Completed,
July 24 —Bar City Lind Co. dedication Two newspapers.
Several public halls.
of streets.
Acre Lota and town lotj in good
A beautiful town site.
Correspondence regarding Neh
A. W. Fletcher to R. Dundas, 5 acres, Two photograph galleries.
location for sale
j solicited.
Commodious warehouses.
»75.
Au excellent school building.
U. S. Patent, J. W. Maxwell.
Plenty of hotel accomodations.
W. P.Swinton to A. G. Beals 160 acres, Two saloons and a temperance parlor.
i »«50.
The head of navigation on tide water.
July 25.—On thia day 115 V. 8. land Many cl gant and commodious residences.
patent.« were filed fi r rec >r«l.
Good stores in most every line of business
July 27.—Cone A MiCoy to Belle Public buildings that are a credit to any town.
Balmer, lot in B.tv Citv, il..().
Thriving Odd Fellow, Masonic and G. A- R.
S tillwell , P roprietor .
Belle Balmer to J. F. Grout, N. '» of lodges.
tame let. »150.
A large local trade trom the surrounding
July 28.- —J«*nnh*
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King to D. Whittrcv, country.
Cigars. Tobacco, Fruits and Candies
Jr , Ilk) acres. »1100.
Daily mail, aud stages conneetiug with the
Temperance Drinks,
July 20.— Bay Citv Laud Co. to F. A. railroad at North Yamhill.
Merriam, 9 lots in I’.iv C tv, tt</>.
Fin.
An enterprising claw ot ciUseua who are de-
fool Tub!«.
XDoily Oraaonfan Wo» S.I».
B. C. I.. Co. to J. 8. Ik'llingvr, lot in terrainerl to build up the town.
I’av City. »4<X>
A 1 air Aaaoctation with ample grounds which
B. C I« Co. to ('. C. Olmsted, five will »00□ be put in good shape
lots in llay City, »9W.
Two ohurebes. with the Methodist, «'atholies
OTÒIE.
temperance parlor
Satisfactic
Shop op]
JILL/
First-«
turnouts
Board
oarefully
JOfc
A. J.
rOKTI.AXI» M IKKKT.
«Whole-ale Qaolation«.)
Oar»—Cray
Whit«
WiiKaT-WUlanictte
Walla Walla
P otato »« 4» lev t»«
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Spring *•
• vttir -Rrinr
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store, in Rotta
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Funi* —Oregon
I ” li Aste hi
L aid , Omron
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Eastern
lUcoi»—Clear Mile«
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Ham«
sbouhlcrs
and Christiau denominations represented.
Almost every branch of busiueas and profea-
Sion represented that ia necessary to the Welfare
of an enterprising community.
Steamer connection with Portland, the
Auguara and-------------- - making regular trip,
besides fiesuent visits by other small steamer.
me your suhecription expires
and > u an invited to renew at that time. All
papers . • <*• partics outside the coiiuty are
• Pt v
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t ' x month* «marage is the limit within
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ppi ng your subscription, it
*ary first to pay all ariearages
Class BaiToei Sb.op^
in cDnnHction.
SHAVING, AND HAIR-CUTTING IN THE
STYLE, AT POPULAR PRICES.
X«l door Is Letcher a Stillwell'. Jewelry «tor.,
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and al
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TILLAMOOK, OKKCO.X
Srand Central ISilliard Hall
C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor.
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