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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, THURSDAY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
UNITED STATES.
t .. ..............................
Pr**ideut.
. . . .................. B enjamin H arrison
.. L evi P. M orton
VlcePresi'lent
. J ames G. B laine
Secretary ot State ..
..C harles F oster
Secretary of Treasury
J. W. N oble
secretary of Interior
.... R edfield P roctor
Secretary of War
......
B. F. T racy
Secretary of Navy
J ohn W anamakem
Postmaster-Geueral
W. II H. Mu i i w
Attontey-Genernl
J eremiah R isk
Secretary ol Agrlcmture
STATE OF OREGON.
S. P en N oyer .
Ooveruor .............................
G. W. M c B ride
Secretary of State
. . P hil . M etch an
Treasurer
Supt. of Public Instruction .........H. B. M c E lroy
.. . F rank C. B aker
Printer
iR. S.S trahan
......... ¿W. P. L ord
Supreme Judges ...
<R. S. B ean
/ J. H. M itchell
Senators
$ j . N. D olph
B. H ermann
Congressman...
U. S. Land Office, Oregon City ! J. T. Apperson,
Register.
B. F. Buren,
Receiver.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Joint Senator .................. ............... F. A. M oore
R P. B oise
Circuit Court ....................
...........G. G. B ingham I
Prosecuting Attorney
TILLAMOOK COUNTY.
..W m . I). S tillwell
Represe«tative .....
......... II. F. H olden
Junge ..................................
IW. T. W est
Commissioner....................
IW.G.KKLSO
Clerk .................................... ........... W. W. C onder
S am D owns
Sheriff......
■ - •
11. II. M c D ermott
Treasurer......................
..................
F. M. L amb
Assessor .............................
J ohn E dwards
Surveyor ...........................
,...............
A. T. W hite
School Superintendent
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney A. W. S everance
TILLAMOOK CITY.
...... .................. C.N D rew
Recorder
......................... E. E'S elph
Attorney
........................... G eo C.»IN
Treasurer
.......... L L. S tillwell
Marshall
J ohn B arker , Prcsiden
A. 1’. W ilson
Trustees
J ohn S heets
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
'ILLAMOOK LODGE NO. 57,
A. F. & A. M., meets on the
first Saturday night of each
month. Special meetings for work
every Friday night. Visiting breth­
ren invited to attend.
II. V. V. Johnson, W. M.
C. O. Nolan, Sec’y.
1
'ILLAMOOK LODGE No.
<J4, I. O O. F. meets in
Odd Fel low’s hall every
Saturday liijht, except the
first Saturday of eaeli inoath.
II. Cooper, N. G.
B. F. Ely, Sec’y.
tlie 1st & 3rd Wednesday 1 p.m. of
each month iu (¡rand Army Hall.
J. W. Maxwell, Commander.
C. N. Drew, Adjutant.
JOHNSON CHAPTER.—V. Dj Meetsat2 P. M.
Ou ist Saturday of each mor.th in I O- 0. I*.
Hall. J. H. Sibley, High Priest; J. W. Maxwell,
King; A. A. Foni. Scribe.
Ci TT I AZ STAR LOD'-.E. NO. 7«.
. (J. U. VIZ.
Ancient Order Initial
Workmen «Met* every Munday eveulnK In the
(■ A K hall at Tillamook. Dr. Weaver, ts
Medical Director.
E E Srtkl 11. M W.
Mca
A. W. S kvkkaxce . Recorder.
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AND SOUTH
For tickets and full information rerarding
rat»»**. maps etc . callón com pan y's agent at North
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TILLAMOOK Ik YAMHILL STAGE ROl TR.
Stage leave« North Yamhill daily, except Sun­
day. at 5 a. m . for Tillamook.
Leave« Tiliamrtok
•*»
daily, except Sunday, at
a . m for North Yarahil
For freight orexprrw bu*inew. apply at Cohu
Co’s«t«»re, Tillamook.
lenjrer agency ¿d •»Tridental Hotel.
ORTON Ik CR1N9HAW. MomM.
H a rd wa re
^Tinware!
Now is the time to fit up for winter
S. A. ROBERTS.
• ?
(O f S an F rancisco ,)
Sophia Severance, Poet-mUtre«*.
$1.50 Per Year
A YEAR OF M’KINLEÏISM.
for the information of our readers» show­
ing the full list iu» it existed in 18*88.
although there are several names of
persona recently deceased.
Tho list THE NEW TARIFF LAW OF
1390
INFORMATION REGARDING THI3
should be studied carefully, as we
FULLY VINDICATED.
MOUS ORGANIZATION.
want our readers to know the names of
tht«e Americans (?) who are lending
Its Object and Mi’inbeni What It
their support to a foreign organization Our Foreign Commerce Larger Than Ever
Before — A Word About Prices — The
Done Already In
in the VnI
Un I tod
ted States. to break down tho industries of their
Triumph of Reciprocity — Treaties with
Some of Ita Publications—II« AnitHotin own country:
LIST OF NAMES OF AMEIUCAN MK.XinBliS OF
Germany, B rax 11 anil Other Countrlva.
Ute 1:1 bers.
cobdkn ci.rti, rnoM i . ist or mkmiieiu and
Timo has always been on tho side of
COMMITTKE'S REPORTS. ISS8.
A correepondi'nt ask* for information
It has already
rpgnrding the CobJeu club, of Euxlaud. Ackerman. W» K..Chi- McAdam, Graham, Atnoricmi Protection.
CRRO.
New York,
demonstrated the falsity of the ante-
and as we are now told th.it utembiTS of Adams, Henry, Wash« McCiilloeh,
Hugh.
election charges against the new tariff,
this famous organisation are contribut­
Ingt-nn.
Washington.
ing money to influence th" elections i:i Adams, J. Q.. Boston. McKanna, Prof.,Tro.' even as it proved the opponents of pro­
Ohio and elsewhere this fall, it may not Anderson, ProL.HocU- McFarland. W. W„ tection in the time of Clay, Webster and
cster. N. Y.
New York.
be amiss to let our reader.* know some­ Andi*ew8, Jas. Bruyn. McVvagh, Franklin, Greeley to be false prophets of evil. In
answer to the charge that tile McKinley
thing about thia powerful and influen­ Atkinson, Edward,
Chicago.
Ronton.
Marble. Manton, New law would cut down onr foreign trade,
tial club.
York.
the figures of our exports and imports
It was formed in 1 MIS. the year after Atkinson, Prof. W. P.,
Boston.
Marquand, 11. G„ Now for the first year of its existence are
Mr. Cobden’s death, “with the object of ILiker, \V.T..Chicn,jo.
York.
Marshall. C. 11.. Now larger than ever before in our history.
encouraging the growth and diffusion of Bancroft, (ieorge \V.
York.
Instead of being a Chinese wall, 4(1.0 pet
those economic and political principles Bajard. T. b'„ Wil­
mington, Del.
Mason. Alfred Bishop, cent, of onr Imports for the first nine
with which Mr. Cobden * name is asso­ Beck. J. B., Lexington,
Chicago.
ciated.” The management of the club,
Matthews. Stanley. mouths of the law's existence caiue la
Ky.
free of duty, against 31.» per cent, for
Washington, Ills.
together with the election of members, Bigelow, John, Now
York.
Metcalfe, J uaso , Provi­ the corresponding period of the year be­
ix intrusted to a eouimitteo, three of
Bigelow, Poullh e y.
dence.
fore. This in spite of the abnormally
whom form a quorum, 'i bis is a close
New York.
Miller, Jr„ IL K., Mil-
large Importations of tin plains during
corporation with a vengeance.
The Bowker. It. R-, Brook­
waukce.
Minturn, R. B., New the entire period, and notwithstanding
lyn.
members are not elected by the club, lint
York.
that the free sugar clause did not take
by a committee sitting with closed doors Briul ford, (lama lioL
Boston.
Moore. J. S., Now York effect till April 1.
There can ln> no
and only three are needed to act. and Brin kerhoiT.G on. .Ohio Mori Ison, W. R., Wa­
doubt that next year the percentage of
this committee manages the whole af­ Brooks, K., Irving, O.
tertown. Ills.
fairs of the club. The niemlxTs consist Brough. W., Wikihing- Morse, Sidney K., New free g,xxla will lie much larger. That
York.
ton.
tho uew law would depress prices of
of the highest and most influential men Brown,J.M.,New
York Morton, T. fl., Nebras­ farm produce is answered by a HUlmtan-
in Bnglish politics and ut leant a hun­ Brown, J.O.,New York
ka City.
dred are members of the British parlia­ Brownlee, W., Detroit. Nordhoff, C., Wash­ tinl and Uniterm rise in all the farmer
ington.
sella. And tho “McKinley prices" hum-
ment, and the aggregate wealth of its Calhoun. J. Cn New
Oslxiru, J. M., Toiodo.
York.
meniberi would reach many hundreds Carlisle, J. G.. Coving­ Osborn, XV. II., Now bng on which tho Free-trader* rode to
victory hist November lias been liter­
of millions of pounds. No wonder then
ton, Ky.
Y.»rk.
that its ipflueuce ia boundless and sure Codman. C. R., Boston Pell. Alfred. Highland ally annihilated by tho market reporta
Falla, N. Y.
Almost ev< rything tho farmer buys is
to bo felt wherever it is extended. But Cowles, J. I.., Conn.
Cox, J. D., Cincinnati. Perry. I*rof.,Williams­ cheaper than before tho law was puwexl.
uf course what onr readers are Inter­ Cox, H. S., New York.
town, Mubn.
“lint,” your Free-trader will say, “tho
ested mostly in is what it is doing in Ilia Coxo, Brlnton, Phila­ Philpott, 11. F., Dea
McKinley tariff did not bring the good
Moines.
delphia.
United States. That it should do any­
IhjIltMtk, N. II.. New prices of farm produce, nor reduce the
thing ut all seems tho height of impu­ Doe, Al. T., Detroit.
York.
D.irshciin'.'r. W., New
prices of manufactured good*. The form­
dence. But that it has done and is still
York.
P<>IH), < ’url C., Wiscon­
er wan caused by the failure of crops iu
doing work in this country are matter, Dun I mw . Prof.. Cam­
sin.
Potter, Howard, Now Enropo and the latter by the low price of
bridge. Mass.
of fact aud easy to prove. In its report
Doyle, K.P.. New York
York.
of 1887, at its annual meeting of July 30. Earle. A. L., New York Pratt. K. A.. New York raw materials.”
It doos not matter what caused these
we find the following:
Endlvot-L Jr., W.. Bos­ I Time, H. T. K.,
changes. There will bo differences of
'•The Cobden club attain* its majority
ton.
DvJght.Hk.
It n entirely
thia year, and your committee ventures Evans, Prof.. Clinton, Putnam, U. IL, Now opinion on that question
York.
N. Y.
to say the members may congratulate Fnrnliarn. Prof., New Roouevvlt, Th<x>., New distinct froiu the one now under discus­
sion. which is the falsity of tho charges
themselves on a very gixid twenty-oni
Haven.
York.
and predictions inado co'.iconiing the Mc­
years’ work. Something lias fxa n done Field, C.W.,Ncw York Ropes, J. B., Boston.
by this club iu the twenty-two years Fortea, W. 11., Boston. Rusnell, C. E.. Daven­ Kinley tariff. It may lw tho spots on tho
port, la.
Ford, W.C.. Washing­
i.iin, the influence of the dog star, the
since Mr. Cobden died to keep tho name
Sanborn, F. B., Con­
ton.
baccurat Bc.iudnl, or r.U of thorn com­
of the great Freo-tradef green nnd bis in­ Fowler, W. F.. ncnrl-
cord. M rm .
Sands, Mrthlon. New bin'd, which caused tho existing envia­
otto, N. Y.
fluence fresh in tho current of political
York.
ble condition of tho American farmer.
life. His policy nnd his work have been Fredrickson. ProfM
Chieago.
Margent, F. B., Now It d'xai not affect the validity of our pres­
kept well in evidence at home and French,F.O.. New York
Haven.
abroad. There are champions of Free- Gage, Homer, Worces­ S< ■ h< MMi hof ,J ucob.flt wf- ent argument.
If prices of farm products are not low­
fordshire, England.
ter. Muss.
trade in all parts of the British empire
Garrison. F. F-. Rox­ Schurr.,Carl,NowYork er because of the present law. and they
and in moat of th« conn tries of the world
bury, .Mass.
Shvfu-man. T. G., New
are not; If our trade with other nations
whose interixt, leal nnd entlinsianin in Garrison, W. IJoyd,
York.
Boston.
Khepani, E. M.. Brook­ is more rapidly growing than before the
the cause ar« duo in a large degree to
lyn.
law was plumed, and it is: if prices of
the work and teaching of the Cobden George, Henry. Bro<»k-
Hlngerly.W. M., Phila­ manufactured products are not higher
irn.
club."
delphia.
Gerry, Elbridge. Ha­
On another page we find the follow- j rm
Hlntcr, II.. La Grondo, than they were under tho old tariff, and
they are not, then, In either or ail of those
Orj.
Gibha. Dr..( am bridge,
ing:
Smith, Bolton, Vicks­ caws th" Free-trader prevnricated
Mara
“The work of th:- committne consists
burg. Miss.
principally in the publication and circu­ Gilman, Pmf^ Balti­
gionsly In theoHinpuign last fall That is
Smith, Dr., Sioux City,
more.
lation of bixiks and pamphlet* tn necor I Godwin, i’arko. New
the point, and tho only point wo insist
In.
«lice with the object* of the club. The»«
Kinlth,G.P., Philadel­ upon here.
York.
phia.
Tho latest triumph of tin- McKinley
writings have liven distribute.I very ex­ Grobieuor. Wm. M.,
New Jersey.
Smith. J. O.. Ohio.
tensively in this country and in all parts
tariff Is In the lately concluded arrange­
Gue. IL 1' ., l'ea Moines «parry. XV. R., Wil­
of the world."
ments for reciprocal trade with Spain
I In lo, E. F m .Mnnrhca-
mington. Del
On page IfiO begins a list of these pub­
Stark, XV. M.. New and her potr, ssioii» and with Germany.
ter.
London,
(
’
onn,
ilulsted.
Mural,
Cin
­
lications thus distributed, containing
“If reciprocity witli one country is good,
Storne, R., Now York.
cinnati.
c,--;------DEALERS IN-----
such work« as “Report on the United
Hancock. J. 11.« F rank- Mofeaa. A. P.. New riH iproolty with another country is also
States Revenue,” by Dlivid A. Well*;
good," wrote the clever sophist, Roger
York.
lin. Pa.
«tout, F. A m New Q. Mills, in the May Forum, and the
“Leavitt on Englund and America;" Harter, M. D.. Ohio.
York.
Hurter,
leiutc.
Ohio.
“The Creed of Free-trade.” by David A.
whole army of Free-trader« applauded,
Ilar.anl, Howland, Humner, Prtf., Now
Wells; "Free-trade nnd Protection in
t'xik np im I uro still re|sintiiig the e*n-
Haven.
Providence.
tbe United States," by Joseph Wood: Hill, Ii. A.. Itaaton.
Swinburne. L. F.. Den­ tinient. It soon took the form of a di­
ver.
“The Western Fanner of America," by lloffman^Jobu F.,Ncw
rect assertion that the reciprocity clause
Taubig, F. W., Cam­ of tho new measure was applicable to
York.
Augustus Mongredicn; “The Futnre
bridge, M iuul
Hui land. Thomaa,Now
Work of Free-trade in English Legisla­
Tod, F. K., New York. tho countries of South America only,
York.
tion," a first prize essay, by C. S. Tronp; floltou. K.D.. Mllwnu- Tm-ker, R. J., Ix'xlng- arid in this form has served tho pnrjxi s
i i. V’a.
kce.
“A primer of Tariff Reform," by David
of the dishonest aa wall as the unthink­
A. Well*. Norwich, Conn.; "The Eco­ Ilorsfurd. Prof.. Cam­ Vance, Z.. Charlotte, ing Free-trade demagogue, it la the lie
N.C.
bridge. Muss.
nomic Free-trade nnd Free-trader'» Howes, Jr., Oslmrne, Walker. F. A.. Boston. most recently nailed by time.
XX'nik« r. < h 'H /'•, Pai 11.
Guide," first edition, clited by R. It
Boston.
Furalnwily tho McKinley tariff act In.»
Our stock consists of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, t’lips
Watterson, 11., Louls- secured special favors for American prod­
Bowker, New Y'oik Freo trade club, Hurd. r. II., Toledo.
vliio.
James,
|>.
Willis.
Now
and Notions. Groceries, Crockery, and Queensware. Door». Window«, Lime,
“The industrial li.tmti < i a 11 ths Qu,'«-
V.’HI. " ley, C.. Dallas, ucts from two important European coun­
York
Hair, aud Cement. Hardware and Nails.
g®“ Special attention given to
tion of Wages, a Study in 8<x ial Physi­ Jone s, Major Kviin IL
tries. In onr Inst issue can be found a
lex.
Wt J I m , D. A.. Norwich, synopsis of tho treaty with Spain, the
Cardiff. Eiizlab<i.
ology,” by J. bhix-nliof
tilling orders for gomls in jobbing lots.
Conn.
Among the losfl' ts distributed we find; Kennedy. F. K.. New
suivessful negotiation of which I* dua
XX' el I m , VV. P., Detroit.
York.
“Thu Eff'-ct of Protecti m i.i America," K»»rtc,
Whipple,
K. P„l!<w»tun. entirely and solely to th" new tariff act
L.
Henry
gents
by Sir William 11 um-r Fo.cu'.voo.l. 370,-
IVhllti, Il'.riKr. N»w it will give ns a virtual monopoly of the
Znui« ville, U.
York.
A
000 oo[ie«, “Uijt- I b ibs I’r ,t-< tion Izil<»r. John F.. 3111-
trade of Cuba nnd I’ >rto lilco, and. iuiu
Willis,
F. W.,Ht.Pn«»L
v/a'ikra.
versus British Free-tra io." by K!“ht
Witmer.
XV. XV., Des the case of the other trenties befmV can-
l^tnar. U C’.. Oxford.
Hon. W. E. Baxter. M P.. “ > 0(H;. A
eluded, farmers will get the moat im­
Moines.
MI m
note nt the mid of th« lint informs n* that l^nghlln. Pr»»f.. ('uni- Woodford. Prof.. In­ portant part of Ills benefit.
diana.
bridge.
M
iim
.
The other country win «e doors have
the total number of <•<>;>• ■'of t!i«so <'.ir-
Wuolacy, Theo.. Nsw been pried open by tile McKinley lavr Is
culars mid pamphlets, exclusive of leaf­ Lenl.W. Al .Hun Fran-
Haven.
eisco.
let«, distributed since July. 1800. ri nchei ijewls. C.T., New York WoolMBr. Thon. H.. Germany.
Since I *3 American ¡xwk
New ilavou.
1,011,700, and that the total number of
him been excluded from that country.
The fast sailing S tr . T bcckkk lias been specially fitted up for carrying pas­
leaflet« thtu distributed np to that date
The United States niiriister to Qerm'iny,
Why I Am m I'rotectloulMt.
sengers. Following are the rates:
William Walter Phelpa, baa succeed»!
Is 10.800,000, nnd that.
I
Ix'lieve,
I.
That
doimTtiu
ctnploy-
"In addition to these circular* the
in having that rwtriction removed. Our
. »i.-..
C THIN PASSAGE .................
club h:M distributed several hundred mont and prodnetion are ••x-' tilial to na­ government has remonstrated an I ni1-
»20.
BOUND TRIP,..........................
thousand copios of newrpa|sTs, reprint« tional wealth and independent e.
gotiated end tried in every way to ac­
<0.
if. That the earning jxi vi r of l.tlxir complish this end f >r eight years, but all
STEERAGE (one way) . .
and siij*a containing nccoiint* of the
meetings of the clnb, nnd of various sub­ mewmrM the purchasing and i" u-iiming In vain till th<i M, Kinley law was passed.
11 per ton
Freight, (General Merchandise)
ject* connected with tbe principle« ad­ power of a people and <l*'t«rmiii'-i the vol­ Then Germany lUtened to reason. Eight­
ume of buxlniiw, tipm which nil cl win x ninths of nil the Is-et sugar Imported
vance 1 by the club.
“From th« beginning of th" y»ar 1887 depend for prosperity.
into the United S’ai<*.v come from Ger­
3 That tho liigheet wage» for labor many. The imp r’a foot up nearly «•.
alone over 000.000 copies of such news­
conxiatent with fair return« upon capita) OUU.IXX) for In ty.nr
paper* and slips have been circulated."
It comes In in«
it will be notin-d that this r> ;s,rt ex­ and fair pru eu for product« promote« the nnd' r th • McKinley tariff
Mr Phelpu
pressly say», “These writ’«;;» have been great,«! national proxfierity, becanao a pointed out to the German government
■nun
earning
three
dollar*
a
day
ha*
three
distributed V, ry eiten iveiy m lliisconn-
tiiat unless it removed 111« rietrictions
try (meaning England! ’»tid in ull parts time« the wealth creat mg power of a tnan from American polk, tho president, by
earning
"he
dollar.
of the World." It is n matter of cum-
the ten ix of t.‘i" new tariff law. could,
4. That nnreatrictcd foreign compe­ after the 1st of next January, relmpoee
cion notoriety that one of tuewi works,
tition
would
d.
-troy
onr
indtulriul
Iti-
to wit, “The Western Farmers of Ameri­
a duty <>n Gernian sugar.
That w .«
ca." by Moiigt'dlen. wa* circulated dependenco, reduce tho wage* of I t’xir. wb»t brought Germany to her senses.
•hnnk
the
volnnni
of
Internal
trail«,
de
­
With - i -ar from Br ixil an I Cuba com
among the farmer* of onr western coun­
plete <><tr national wealth, enrich Europe Ing in fi o. and a duty on Germany's
try gratuitously in large qnmititie*
and
ruin
n»
—
Item»
I
am
a
i'rutectiouiat.
This very list show* that the Colxlen
sugar, she readily saw that tier eug
clnb circulated in all “,'>.000<- pie« of this Hon. J. Hano.n. of Georgia.
trade with ns would he trilled
So» -,
pamphlet. From whence I* derived th»
rrmoved the emliargoon American porn
1« Tl»ls Merely ••Tariff Klcform?*’
fund* for till« work? In the rrpoit for
tiler 'by ' |"■ ::.>•» market tomlr faru>> < i
It I m a hnmili.ding and dU^r.v# ful
Ibrill occur tbv*e word*. "And never be­
worth 410.000,000 n year.
fore wa* «o great a demand iua.lv* n|x>U conn halon, a bimo slander, to s«y that
Ho the absnrdityof the charge that En
the naonree« uf the club for Free-trad, tho American people n»«d any Uwa to ropean conntrt* e are ewlnctod from t
literature, a d.-uixod which the commit­ protect them from competition with any apl'licAtio.i ot th« r'x ip-'x-ity provist >n
tee was able to unwt by virtu» of the other nation. Nothing ha* made K.«g- hae been demon-trate-l hi fact Hu fir
W MAXWELL hM plait«! • to«n-«ite on bb H«ce at Netarte l*«ch
Fin« «itrbtly rvmtfen«* 1..U. view nn.iirpa-ncl an«!
»¡sicial pobiicatiou food so g'-nero:rdy land what ah»? ii but her Free-trade, her im the tra 1" iu prodnela embraced in
alielter«! from the nortb-wwt wind. No prnttier «nd mor« «tillable pl*"«
»* ioun.l for a ««-.ide rwort
llutt- sulxicribed by tn - member» of th« club nnfett* red couim» ro\ Compare onr re* that provuieti -in.. bi-L.-a. sugar, iu
are) other« i«> mponaa to Mr Potter'» ermrcee and adranUffea with h< ra, an I 1» ,<•». tea ati'l < o!f.
can infia- ice any
imagine what our portion would be nation e 'ler the snn to that extent t. >
’ dr 1-of people visit X< tart. B ty every amniuer «nd camp lor nrerka on tbe Bearh
Fine .urf tetblnff, »ootl k-
w
appeal."
among
the
nation;«
if
unhampered
by
the
«".cral v«retie«ol<l*m. ar:
drive on the l-each, and ptrtnroaq.ie arch'd r-rka wb. r. t: ««.c
Another v.ay of dhHemiwiting the««
recipr tty ela"
Is applicable to lb t
(up, rr.mt C'ue.’S-imis dottl -
ar-a-lion* di-port then,*»I vp . every day. Ju«t theptac« to npend . few wmk. th& «nmnwr «nd «elect • trite for a ■ wfage l y doctrines 1* by offering pin- » f »r weay» fetUra of Protection.—CMnciunati Ku- country
quirt-r.
by th, studenU in the college« of the
l<-a c.m be lonvd by it from many olj. r
the ma
A tno«t delightful location fL-veral I t* bargained before aurvey wm made C«me via Hhendan or N >rtb Yamhtil
How long will lntcUix» nt voters cm
European nati-ms.
Wurl L
Fur full part culara, price., term. He., write to J. W MiiVtu, XcUrU, Tillamook Co., Oregon
tin«»»»
to
bedieve
that
there
Is
no
tnovo*
Tin» show, to soiti, extent th, work
mrnt
toward
Free-trade
in
tbu
conn
try?
A protectlv« tariff will not rune all
Ings of tbi» foreign r.rg:iDixation wirich
1« trying to bre»k dots n tbe couuiirrend That op|x>otion to l*rot«clioii I m only a Ills <j lbs body politi mid Wits I'eVeT e»-
peeted of tle«:,,¡....I to do so. lull for t’u>
rupremiM y of other aatioao, «ml of th« demand fur a bartnteM tariff ••reform/’
cure or preveutuifl of one »peviflc disease,
United BtalM In particular
I’erhap* if
The
western
farmer's
tastile
t
la
a
;
*r
to wit pinporlx'itiou of tbo laborer- it
its member» were only Englishmen w«
than Mr. GlaslatoM« pi.iloauphy. Tbo U »ti I always will lx an «sseutiol tn«
should not wonder that ao tutM'h money
farmer
knows
that
the
Urger
the
home
jsuJjAim^b^ib^tajq**iMo^ce^contr^l
gradient, until tlw* labor of the world is
am hla ..new and
T ruckee L umber C o
POST-OFFICE HOCKS.
The post-office at Tillamook will be open every
day in the week from 5 "'clock A. M.. to 'J 11 clock
r x ami on Sunday front 1 to 2 r. M-. end from
4 to 5 r M- Malls close at « minutes past I'. M.
Money order and registered buiines. cluse at 5
15,1891
THE COBDEN CLUB.
line of stoves at my establishment
ORINTII POST, G.A.R meets on
EAST AND
OCTOBER
They keep orr hands at their store in
Hobsonville the largest stock: of goods
in Tillamook County.
A
for
TILLANOOX, SIH FR1ICISC0 BID WAY PORTS.
Makes rsgolar trips about every tvo weeks, the wutkir Pormittirtg.
J. IT. S ibley , Manager,
I lol )soi ivi 1 le, O re
BY THE SEA!
T
THE FINEST BEACH ON