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Vol. V. No. 44. TILLAMOOK. OREGON. THURSDAY. 4 r r I PROFESSIONAL CARDS. TRUCKEE LUMBER CO. MARCH 30. 1893. the results it Bliould have, and which were contemplated when the appropria (OF SAN FRANCISOO,) tions were made. Perhaps before the T he E minent J urist G one TO present executive session adjourns a W hat is S aid and D one H ere , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Dealeis in committee or sub-committee of com T here and E verywhere . H is L ast R est . TILLAMOOK, OREGON. merce will make a tour of the works on Siftings from our Kxchanges—Gist of One of Oregon’s Pioneers Depart« this the Pacific coast, and some of tliesecom- Things In General. | I PETRE, M. D., life after long and useful Service. plaints that have been made against Rumors of a filibustering expedition They keep on hand at their store Captain Symonds will lie investigated. Hon. Matthew P. Deady, judge of the to Cuba come from Key West. m Hobsonville the largest stock of PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. At the same time there seems to be a goods in this county consisting of United States district court, is dead. The state of Washington is to have a great deal of high commendation of Will do an office practice at Dr. Johnson’s drug His death occurred at 7 :45 o'clock Fri- Major llandbury’s management of the fine, new, two million dollar Capitol store and attend all calls in this city. day morning, March 24, at bis rooms in river and harbor improvements under building. The Hill. He was one of Oregon’s pio TILLAMOOK. OREGON In the house at Harrisburg, Pa., his care. neers, and was one of the prominent March 21, the anti-Pinkerton bill was luAi yf the iMWfie coast. The “flying machine,’’ like the “per finally passed. J T. MAULSBY, Judge Deady Ims lieen in poor health petual motion’’ idea, seems to lie one of Pope law’s voice, as ground out by the and gradually failing for more than two the fade of eager aspiration that will ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, years, but had been able to attend to never die. Its latest votary is Professor phonograph, will edify the faithful at the world’s fair opening. O^“Special attention given to filling Notary Public aud Real Estate Conveyancer. business till within a short time. He Samuel Pierpont laingley, of the Smith orders for goods in jobbing lots. The bill toallow full suffrage to women sat in the United States district court sonian institution, who announces the TILLAMOOK. OREGON. Agents for the fast sailing | for the last time on March 9. He was development of a machine that will fly, passed the Minnesota senate, March 21, taken Bick first in the fall of 1889, when though he stipulates that it is not in by a vote of 31 to 19. It has yet to jiass E. SELPH, he was confined to his bed for over a tended to revolutionize the (Mssenger the house. Five hunters were arrested in Ijtne month. It seemed to be a general break traffic of the world. Indeed, from the ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Tillamook, San Francisco, Portland ing down physically, and he gradually detailed description of the wonderful county for killing elk out of season. All and way ports. Makes regular trips failed from that time. In the spritig of little machine, which it is confidently pleaded guilty and undoubtedly will lie TILLAMOOK, every two weeks, weather permitting. OREGON. 1890 he made a trip to the Sandwich Is claimed will Hy “as long as the power heavily fined. The fast sailing steamer Truckee has been specially lands, from which he derived some lien- holds out,” it does not seem to fill any In the recent Ixiat race on the Thames ( i LAUDE THAYER, fitted up for carrying passengers. The rates i are: efit, but never fully regained his strength. long-felt want in the world, it being en between Oxford and Cambridge, Oxford On returning home from holding court tirely too small and too light to do any came off winner in the best time ever Cabin Passage ........................ »15.00 ATTORNE Y-AT-LA W, on the 9th inst,, he was taken seriously thing but fly, rivaling in this particular made, 18 minutes alid 47 seconds. Steerage (oneway).................. »9.00 ill, and although several times improv the old-fashioned kite. It is, however, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. Freight, General Merchandise, Portland or San ing so that his friends imagined that he fearfully and wonderfully made, closely Farmer Skinner, of Polk county, was badly ‘skiin’ the other day by a trio of Francisco, Five Dollars per ton. would lie able to get out again, he con resembles un overgrown mackerel, and bunco sharps, who traded him a lot of W. SEVERA NOE, tinued to fail, and on the morning of is withal a marvel of the patience and old blanks in a lx>x for »2500 in good J. E. SIBLEY, M anager , Friday, the 24th passed peacefully away. ingenuity of the human mind. D e PUTY-D i STRICT-A tto RNEY, coin. H obsonville , O re . Champion Jim Corbett was refin-ed New I inmigration Act. 3rd Judicial District.for Tillamook County Superintendent A. F. Miller, of the Forestry department of the Oregon rooms at the Hotel Anderson, the largest TILLAMOOK, - OREGON. The new immigration act, which be- World’s Fair Commission, will have a in Pittsburg, Pit., the clerk alleging that ' came a law at tlie close of the session of out of wanted neither prize fighters nor building constructed in Portland, I congress, is not so sweeping in its pro MISCELLANEOUS. native woods, to send to Chicago to show 1 their friends in the house. ------- Dealer in------- visions as it was at first proposed tliat it what kind of work can be done with It is stated somewhere that Miss Ethel should be, but it is a very stringent Oregon woods. This will lie a small and Stout, born in 1882, is the youngest C. & E. THAYER, measure, nevertheless. It provides that finely made pavilion, and will be an or editor in the United States and that she the masters and surgeons of vessels nament to the Forestry building and at is wealthy and full of childish fun. She BANKERS. shall make aflidavits liefore the United the same time afford a fine opportunity has only to stick to it to change all that. General Banking and Exchange business. | States consul at the sailing ports that for the display of veneered and polished Interest paid on time deposits. A big salmon monopoly, to con t nil the i the emigrants are eligible to admission Oregon woods of all kinds. It is thepur- whole salmon output of Alaska, has just Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany, [ to t his country. Sweden and all foreign countries. |s>se of the Oregon Forestry department lieen formed in San Francisco, says the À TIN SHOP IN CONNECTION. û û PLUMBING DONE TO ORDER | The emigrant must state the full to make of this jiavilion a most beautiful St. Paul Pioneer 1’ress. Their mode of TILLAMOOK, - - - OREGON. I name, age and sex ; whether married or and attractive part of the Oregon show securing control of the trade will be to Cor. First St. A 1st Ave. E Tillamook. single, theeallingoroccu|>ation, whether ing. just summarily buy up every cannery ! able to read or write, the nationality, The Oregon and California I-and Com outfit in Alaska. the last residence, the seaport for land- W. A. Woodin, of Fairhaven, Wash., ■ ing in tlie United States, the final des pany used to lie assessed on 53,000 acres tination; whether the immigrant lias of land in Iatne county. A new owner has received an order for a ship’s cargo BLACKSMITH ------- DEALER IN-------- j paid liis own [tassage or whether it lias ship book revealed 250,000 acres. The of choice lumber from the French gov- Wugon- making, aud al! kind» of Wood-work d been paid by other persons or by any conqiany fought assessment on that I eminent. The lumber is to lie good, and General Blacksmithing done. Mill ¡' corporation, society, municipality or basis. The supreme court decided mostly and will be used at Noumea, New Cali- Machinery Repaired. government; whether upward of »30, in favor of the county of latne. A com ilonia, a French penal colony in tl e ill kinds of farming, logging, milling and mechanics* supplias. and how much if »30 or less: whether promise has just been made on 130,000 South Pacific ocean, which Ims a impu Wagons Made to Order. Lots for sale in the Town of Nehalem, the best location «»'■•« u» join a relative, and if so what acres. The principle has been fully es tation of about 50,000. <9* Horse-shoeing a Specialty. and his name and address : tablished that the railroad, or land com- Once ii|M>n a time, a gissl man named on the river, directly below the forks, deep water relative TILLAMOOK, OHE. whether ever liefore in the United States, pany, must |>ay taxes on the land they Anthony Comstock was walking along front, good supply of fresh water, Post-office and and if so when and where; whether ever are entitled to under the grant, whether tlie highway, and spying a rough board telegraph station in town. Now is the time to in in prison, or almshouse, orsup|Kirted by patented or not. As a result, lame lying by the road Undressed, he was Mrs. J. JOHN8ON Miss L. J. RUGQLE8 charity; whether a polygamist ; whether county will receive Illis year over »10,000 much shocked. So he took the Hoard vest. Correspondence solicited. Address under contract to perform labor in the from that source, where several years into custody and hail it Dressed. But E. G. E. W ist . United States, and what is tlie immi formerly a few hundred dollars was|>aid to do so he had to Remove much of the grant’s condition of health, mentally annually. < filler Covering. Moa n.—None required. and physically, and whether deformed On March 21, Charles de Iiesseps, ac A nunilier of news|ia|>er men and in or crippled, and if so from what cause. vited guests witnessed an exhibition of cused ofcorruptingez-Ministerof Public There is also provision for thorough in Professor Elisha Gray's teleautograph Works Baihut to sup|sirt the Panama spection of tlie immigrant on Ids arrival in Chicago, March 21. The teleauto lottery bonds bill, waa found guilty by on this side, in order to ms * that all the graph, as its name implies, enables one the jury. Bailiut, who confessed his T illamook , O re . C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor. Near Court House. immigrant's statements are true, as set to transmit instantaneously by wire a guilt in open court, and Blondin, who forth in his affidavit. fac-siniile of his writing to any distance. acted as the go-between in the bribery, An ordinary pen or pencil is employed were also found guilty. All the other C E N T R A As it moves a |a-n at the other end of defendants were acquitted. :4$>MARKET. FinB Billiard and Pool Tablaa. The request of Mrs. Waite, of the If restriction of immigration is to l>e the line the writing is reproduced. The efficiently carried out it will not lie tests were entirely satisfactory, many of Isierd of lady managers of the national TILLAMOOK, - - - DREGDN. L. H. BROWN, P roprietor . enough to guard our seaport towns; the them Is-ing made by the guests. Writ commission of the world’s fair, for nude The best Beef, Veal, Pork and Mutton always land frontier also will have to lie watch ing, sketches, musical notations anil photographs of California maidens, from on hand. Eggs, Butter, Vegetables and ed. This is quite evident from the num stenographic characters were transmit w liich a statue is to be misleled called GEORGE W. PETTIT, TILLAMOOK, DREGDN, Chickens bought and sold. ber of Chinese that are continually be ted with equal fidelity. The tests were the “New Venus,” is raising a rumpus Satisfaction guaranteed to every one. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR OF THE ing smuggled across our northwestern made through artificial resistance, rep in the ranks of the W. C. T. U., tlie lat Shop opposite the Grand Central. boundary in spite of the very strict reg resenting many hundred miles of wire. ter protesting against what they style TILLAMOOK, ORE. "an outrage on pure womanhood.” ulations of the anti-Chinese law, which A great deal of interest is taken in are probably as stringent as it would lie The Iowa A Oregon laiiid company, possible to frame against other classes of Astoria over tlie new clause in the city with a capital stock of »2,000,000, was CORNER 1ST STREET ANO STILLWELL AVENUE. charter |mused by the last legislature immigrants. organized at Muscatine, Iowa, March The hotel ia now nnffer the management of G W Pettit .nd wife, and every effort powlble I. authorizing the city council to license At present there are not even any aje 22, by twelve of the principal lumber made to make guests comfortable The patronage of the public l. respectfully wlldted propriations to obtain statistics of those gainbling. It is lielieved that, though men of the Mississippi valley. The ob Only hotel in the city lighted by electricity. who enter the United States from Can there will la* considerable opposition, a ject of the company will lie to handle a Tillamook A North Yamhill Stage ticket -ffl'e i. here. ada and Mexico. In 1884 some statistics majority of the memliera are in favor of1 tract of 850,000 acres of Oregon land JONES B ros . P roprietors . were compiled of Canadian immigration the istssage of an ordinance to that j which is richly limbered. The fanning aisl it was shown from independent re effect, placing the license at »2,000 |H-r and grazing lands are to lie Ivasiv I and searches and from the returns of the year. A legal point of some interest lumlier mills erivted on the timber land. Firet-claw single and double turn-out* kept ou ! Canadian government that the average arises out of the case. It is whether the Speaking of an editorial heading, the hand. Boarding and transient stock cared nunilier of immigrants arriving in this state law prohibiting gambling is virtu question : “What is an honest dollar?” way was very nearly seventy-five thou ally repealed in this instance hy the pas the Salem Statesman says; Just stay in for. sand yearly. For 1891 it is estimated sage by the legislature of a local charter the harness and pull away steadily and T illamook , ore tliat the immigration from thia siHirce containing a clause allowing it The you will finally find out. An honest We have taken full charge of the Grand central Hotel and have reined and refnrm.hed It in was close to one hundred thousand. matter will proliably come up for settle dollar is an honest dollar's worth of excellent shape, just ss good a. new We .hall beplcared to have all our old patron, Those who are aiming to prevent alien ment in the city in another month. work to earn it. That's what it is. And and friend, to make u. a call. Every effort will be made to make the racts immigration would, therefore, do well to surroundings pleasant and comfortable for guests Of all genealogical curiosities the one all the philosophy on earth, past, pres see that provision is made for a large —and— set forth Is-low is proliably the rwliiest, ent and pros|M«'tive, can make nothing TILLAMDDK) ------- DREGDN. number of competent officials at every a singular piece of reasoning to prove more out of it. This (act will stand out T own L ots . point on our land borders, south as well that a man may I* hi* own grandfather. plainer and plainer as the world grows as north. For sale at reasonable prices and on favorable NEW HOUSE NEW FURNITURE Here it is: There was a widow (Anne) older, as intelligence and honesty in terms. Location best in the city of Tilla The Oregonian ’ s Washington corres- and her (laughter (Jane), and a man crease and sham and hypocrisy and ig mook. poodent says: Considerable complaint (George) and hi. son (Henry). The norance dseraMS. Carr W m . D S tillwkll , The Railway Age and Northwestern has lieen lodged in tlie war department widow married the aon, and the daugh. T illa M ook , ork . against Captain Hymonda, who lias ter married the father. The widow was, Rai I Hauler has issued a statement show charge of some very important engineer therefore, number (in law) to her hus- ing the total construction of railroads for ing work on the Pacific coast, and espec band'a father and grandmother to he tlie |«st 30 years anil the priMpei-ts for First c I ses In Every respect! best accommodations tn the ially on the upper Columbia and in own hnalwnd. By thia husband .he had 1893. Of Oregon it states that tlie lines city. Headquarters for the traveling public Located Washington state. Whether under the a aon (l*avid), to whom ahe waa, of in Oregon upon which work wili lie done present administration it will result in course, great-grandmother. Now, the wm are : Allainy A Astoria, surveyed in 1891, on main street. Tillamook. Oregon. _ Captain Hymonda’ being recalled ami of a great-grandmother mustbh grand 183 miles; Astoria A Eastern, 120 miles; •ent to some other station is yet a mat father or grand-uncle to the person to Columbia River A Astoria, surveyed, 80 ter of guesswork. It appears that his whom hi. mother waa or la great-grand* miles; Coos Bay, Ibaeeburgand Eastern, peering ability is caiied in quea'ion, mother; but, tn thia instance, Anne waa under construction, 70 miles; Portland h * ROT BATHS AT ALL TIBES. people who claim to know have lo great-grandmotlier to him (I tend), A Puget Sai nd, 185 miles; Rogue River tted that a great deal of money baa therefore David could mH be oilier than Valley, 25 miles; Hiuslaw & Eastern, 50 w.r.-e. <L.HK..J.W.L.T.Gt4,A.«*rK."*«»'”" 4»< w AT< HB«, C lock », J bwblkt . <it 2 ilea; total, 708. GOMPAMB« spent which did not bring about bia own grandfather. URF.GO T1IJJ W J. MAY, M. D., GENERÄL ♦ MERCHÄNDISE. Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps and Notions. Groceries, Crockery, and Queens- ware. Doors, Windows, Lime, Hair and Cement. Hardware and Nails. STEAMER TRUCKEE N. P. ROBERTS, Hardware, Tinware and ¡Stoves. TOOLS, CUTLERY, NAILS, DOORS. I. F. LARSON EDW. G. E. WIST, MMUHNn îhtgglre & ioljueon MILLINERY Nehalem, Ore. ©rand Central Billiard Hall. Xiaitcn and Qigau. OCCIDENTAL t HOTEL, TILI4MOOIÇ LIVELY £TJ\BLE J. P. ALLEN, Proprietor. A cre T LARSEN •HOUSE Wm. O'Hara M. H. LARSEN, proprietor. WATCHMAKER R r PAIBIWU b ÉPBCJALTY. A N D J B»? â, JUDGE DEADY
