TILLAMOOK. OREGON. THURSDAY.
Vol. VI. No. 14.
TRUCKEE LUMBER CO
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
y H. MESEKOLE, M D.
’OF SAN FHANCISOO.I
Ilealeis In
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office next door to Johnson’» drug store.
7-tf
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
GENERAL * MERCHANDISE.
They keep on hand at their store
in Hobsonville the largest stock of
goods in this county consisting of
W J. MAY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
J [ PETRE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Will do an office practice at l)r. Johnson’s drug
store and attend all calls in this city.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Hats, Caps and Notions.
Groceries, Crockery, and Queens-
ware. Doors, Windows Lime,Hair,
and Cement. Hardware and Nails.
TILLAMoOK. OREGON.
£^F’<i>eciul attention given to filling
orders for goods in jobbing lots.
Agents for the fast sailing
J T. MAULSBY,
STEAMER
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Notary Public and Real Estate Conveyancer.
Tillamook, Sail Franeiaco, Portland
ami way ports. Makes regular trips
every two weeks, weather permitting.
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
The fast sailing steamer Truckee has been specially
fitted up fo carrying passengers. The rates are:
(J LAUDE THAYER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Cabin Passage........................... $15.00
Steerage (one way,................... $0.00
TJI.I.AMOOK. OREGON.
Freight, General Merchandise, Portland or San
Francisco, Five Dollars perton.
J. E. SIBLEY, M anager ,
H obsonville , O re
\V. SEVERANCE,
ATTORNEY-AT I.\W,
TIIXAMOOK,
TRUCKEE
ORI C.ON.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON
Ke«. an.t r. O. HAY CITY.
FREE *BU8 TO TRAIN8 AND
8teamers.
Centrally Located.
Newly Furnished.
MARKLEY. HAYS &. ROCHE,
Proprietors.
M. D. ROCHE,
Manager
y AN BUREN BROMLEY,
5>7-
HOLTON HOUSE,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
MISCELLANEOUS.
COR.
4 th
& ALDER STS.
C. & B. THAYER,
BANKERS.
Geueral Banking and* Exchange busiiiesH.
Interest paid on time deposits.
Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany,
Sweden and all foreign countries.
TILLAMOOK,
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OREGON.
I. F. LARSON
BLACKSMITH
Wagon making, and nil kind, ot Wood-work
ami General BlsckscrtRlmig done. Mill
Machinery Repaired.
8
Strictly First Class.
European Plan.
P West 8ide R R Walting
Room and Ticket office.
LARGEST
A. L. ALDERMAN.
HOUSE.
Cood Accomodations.
Proprietor.
The present proprietor has just assumed management
of this hotel, and respectfully solicits a share of the
patronage of the public. SAMPLE ROOMS.
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
CONVENIENT TO BOAT LANDINC.
TILLAMCCK, OREGON.
Wagons Made to Order.
ll.SK “hoeing a Specially.
TILLAMOOK.
OHK.
A llen H ouse
4
CENTKAL=£^
r^gsMARKET.
L. H. BROWN, P roprietor .
Tlie best Beef, Veal, Pork aud Mutton always
on hand. Eggs. Butter, Vegetables and
Chickens bought and sold.
Satlsfa tion guaranteed to every one.
*hop opposite the (irand Central.
TtLLAM«X)K, ONE.
TILL^MOOlÇ LIVELY £T^BLE
J. P. ALLEN, Proprietor
We have taken full charge of lite Grand < entra! Hotel and have refitted and refnrni*1’.ed it
excellent shape, just as r«»t>1 as new. We «-hall be pleased to have all our old patrons
ami friends to make 11* a call. Every effort will be made to make the
surroundings plea«*ai'f ind comfortable for guests
TILLAMDDK,
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NEW HOUSE
ill
OREGON.
NEW FURNITURE
LARSEN » HOUSE
M. H. LARSEN, proprietor.
JONES B ros . P roprietors .
•4-
I.al<laaa alngle and donl.le Him onia kepi on
hand.
Boarding and lraual. nl «to. k can“!
for.
T illa moos . obk .
A che T racts
—and—
T own L ots .
F.x mie at teswacable price, and on taroral.le
terrea. location best in lhe city df Tilla
mook
First class in every rEspecti best accnmmcdatinns in the
city. Headquarters far the traveling public Located
□n main street. TillamccK- Dregcn,
A. G. REYNOLDS,
;■ Vhotcutrrtpher.rZ
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P ortraits I n A ll T he L eading S tyles
Instilnta neons pr aese for I «si iea
which inautefl s'lrce*« every time.
E nlarging
a
A
S pecialty .
Views nf the most iiiifortant
pl ire* inter» Ft in the conntr.
STUDIO: COR 1ST ST. AND 3RD AVE E, OVER HEADLIGHT OFFICE
CHAg. pETER^ON.
A lfred W illiams ,
BARBER SHOP,
□RUG STORE!
Tillamook, Oregon.
LI1TE OIF1
■ITI mil IICIHUTIII
The patronage of the public is respe, t-
f «11 V solicited.
Is ttsnsokna Prawm-aa .roar
IL1-AMOOK.
....
OKBGOX
DRUGS & PATENT MEDICINES
Prescriptions Compounded
At all hours.
AUGUST 31. 1893
ANOTHER FIRE
$1.50 Per Year
the first spadeful of earth, which was put
in a silver casket ami sold at auction to
the highest bidder The first bid was
L umber yards and five resi $350. The bidding waaspirited and the S hort I tems of I nterest from
earth was finally knocked down to Roos
dence BLOCKS BURNED.
our E xchanges .
Brothers for $1150. The spade with which
Chicago again HUftcrw from u¡ Kettlng of a
the first earth was turned was sold at Information for all SortN anti Condition
I.amp.
auction to Davis l'rotliera for $106. Five
of Men.
C hicago , Aug. 24.—A tire, which, in hundred men then commenced work
extend of territory covered, is the largest immediately on the excavations for the
A rose in the hand isn’t always a rose.
known in this city for many years, be site.
Like countenances indicate like cluir-
gan in that portion known as South
Iron < MHlng for Piling.
j ncters.
Chicago about 5 o’clock tliis afternoon,
Newspapers are printed in fifty-nine
In building ilie new government quar
and before brought under control had
j languages.
antine
station
at
Diamond
Point
near
destroyed 200 buildings.
15»> always w rote w ith a brandy bottle
As a consequence, many hundreds of Port Townsend, Wash., the government
peoples an1 homeless The tire started will cause the lower portion of the piles at his elbow.
Weber wrote iiest in the laH*r garden
ii. the three-story building at the corner to lie encase.I in a cast iron cover tu pro
of Ninety-first and ¡Superior avenue, oc tect them from the ravages of (lie teredo. will, plenty of liquid refreshment.
cupied as a residence by William liilles. The castings are fourteen inches in dia
Great theologians don’t go to heaven
It was caused by liis daughter, who meter and some are 35 feet long and because they are great theologians.
accidentally upset a lamp while heating weigh 8,000 pounds. There are to be 35
Five laughs at lucksmiths, because
a hair-curling iron The flames ate of these poles and the casings art* now locksmiths have lieen in love themselves.
being
cast
by
a
foundry
on
the
Sound
nt
their way over block after block of small
1'efore saying an unkind tiling of one
frame residences, until it reached the a rate of two a day. This will be the
think how you would like to have it said
lake. Within two hours after lhe tire first w harf of the kind to lie built on
of you.
started it had consumed at least five Puget Bound. The plan is to drive the
Shelley wrote very rapidly, but revised
blocks of a great industrial section of piling timber and then slip the iron
the city
1'efore the few engines of the casting over them, filling in each one carefully and s|amt much time in (silisli-
district could make the slightest impres w ith cement, and it is Icelieved that there iug his verses
sion ll|sm the flames, they lamnded east will be practically no end to the service I The consumption ot bricks in the
ward between Ninetieth ami Ninety-first of the piles so construcled. It is thought United Kingdom amounts toalioiit 2.50-,
streets, in the direction of lhe lake. The that the cement w ill eventually become 000,000 a month.
brands la*ing carried long distances by so hardened as to resist wear of the
It h>u> lieen estimated that Great
the wind. The assistant marshal in elements and the lairing of the teredo, Britain has alsiut 100,000 absolutely
charge of that district, seeing that the even when iron has worn away, and it "homeless” wanderers.
utmost efforts of the department were w ill likely lead to the construction of
(•liver Wendell Homes is said to write
necessary if the greater part of the town similar w harves at other ports on the very slowly and carefully. Ilis hand
Sound.
was to lie saved, notified Chief Marshal
writing is small and dear.
Swenie of the condition of affairs, and
Cruelty.
A letter mailed in Ixmdou April 7 and
two engines were started down from the
An (»hi I Lilian writer says that where remailed in llong-Kong made the cir
main portion of the city ns soon as pos lhe plague attacked a family or elan of cuit of the world in the fust time of sixty-
sible. The largest fireboat, lhe Yose the Siuiliaiifi tlieir cuHtoin wait to load a two days
mite, was also hurriedly started out on mule with the infected garments of the (
The city of lamdon drinks every year
a 13-mile trip to the burning section. dead and drive it into the territory of a
45,000,000 gallons of malt liquor, 8,000-,
Tefore it had readied the harbor nt neighboring tribe “Why whould we
500 gallons of wine and 1,500,00) gallons
South Chicago the fire had eaten its way bear trouble alone?’’ watmiid to be their
of spirits.
five blocks la-tween Superior avenue and Role H|M>h»gy for the inhuman act. The
Fifty-six yeara ago the 1,1. s-k on which
the lake From this time on the forces Italian historian may have slandered the
the
Chicago |HH*totllce now stands was
of the fire department gradually increased Sicilians, against whom be evidently had
nnd the thunes were brought under con a grudge; but there are Engli»h-H|»eak- was sold at auction for $505. it is now
worth $5,000,000.
trol. By 8 o’clock the work of nearly ing people a« cruel
Whatever little
It is asi-eried that the best, strongest
forty engines, liesides the firelssits, had worry or great grief haw l»veii given them
told and in a little while it was practic to carry they inflict u | m » ii their neighborK ami most fibrous maleriid in the shaja*
ally under control. Conservative esti by incessant lamentations and com of wood, now use.l as pulp for pn|a'r, is
mate“ put the aggregate loss in the re- plaints. In one house it is a strong, , made from rpruce logs.
• tlenee district at »400 000. The Sunday healthy man w ho is at odds w ith I lie | “i cti," the famous Irish setter dog,
Creek Coni Company will lose $250.000. weather, bis business, his family, the that haa for ten years past run to every
ami the Feck Lumber Com puny $200,000. town, and sometimes even with (iud fire with the fire department "f Malden,
The numlier of people homeless is var himself, and by peqH’tiial grumblings Mass., died last week. Ilis death lias
iously estimated nt from 4l'00 to 5000, he lays the weight of his misery on a caused ii ieeling of sadness among '.be
but it in thought these figures are a little sickly, jMitient wife. Or is it a nervous, , memla-re of the tire diqairtment.
exaggerated.
fretful woman who makes the lives of
Careful inquiry intotlieeircunirtiiiiica
a whole family wretched liecauwe she anteceileiit to collapse during torrid
Sftrm on the Atlantic C or mt.
will not I »ear her ¡»«‘tty physical ailments ( weather shows tliai in rare cans only
N ew Y ork . Aiijr. 24.— \ Went Indian alone. The victims of such cruelties lias actual exposure to tlie sun been re
cylono. which pwevt over tlii« part of would j»ei liaps prefer to take tlieir sponsible for the disaster, nml it ia a
the .'tlantip court lant night and thia cliHiices in ancient Kicily, and would fact tl..“ nearly as many ciisvs occur
morning nn ita way tn the New England cry” Better the risk of a plague for the after sunset as at midday.
cor Ft. 1eP ita mark over the whole region body than that of leprosy for the soul.”
By irrigation 25,ISM),GOO acresure made
around New York within a aweep of
fruitful in India alone. In Egypt there
Ill
Ills
('MilCiAHU«.
fully hundred in ilea. The rainfall meaa-
are about H.tMXt.tkk) acres nml in Europe
nred 3 82 inrhea «luring the laat 12 lionra.
Ill the (' hii < iii . uh mi.uiituim. there are about 5,000,000. The I'liiled States haa
the aevereat that haa over l>een recorded many wild, unciviliied Iriliea of people
just la-gun tlie work of improving waste
hy the local aignal service Many ahipa w lioae rough waya would make tlie heart
area, add has already aliout 4,000,000
from the harbor, aa well rf ateamahii* of a civilixed mother »land hi i 11 with fear
acres of irrigated land.
which are «hie tndav, are now « ruiaing if her child were to !»■ treated aa the
A man livingon Fishing Creek, Weisel
outaiile waiting for the wind tn aulwde people of ('aucaauH treat their children
Th rough the dragging of an«h«»ra of ca every day. The Ural plaything given a county, W. Va , has lieen deaf for five
mping ahijka in the hay nn«l North river, ('auca.ua baby ia a dagger. Thia ia pre yeara. The other day he went to a
more than 50 rahlea of the Western sented to him aa aoun aa be call walk, physician for examination, when a wad
Union Telegraph Company were torn »'or an hour or two each day Ilia mother of cot'on completely eimted over was
and are laid uarlraa on the liottom of apenda her lime teaching him how to use found in each ear. The cotton wads
the river The ravagea of the atorm lhe wea|a.n, ao that he will Rome .lay were put in five yeara ago to stop ear
ache and lias been forgotten.
were no les. severe on Is ml. Trees were liecome an expert
lie ia taught toatah
I'reeident Eliot of Harvard College
overturned in Central Park end manv ao that it makea no aplaali, and ia made
plants mined. Many plate-glass win to hurl Ilia dagger al a mark again ami challenges with some aa|ierily lhe state
dows in tlie vicinity of Madison square again until he cannot miaa Ilia aim. And ment of Binhop Mallallieu tliatdriliiken-
and along Prondwav were shattered by all tliia ia done during ilie time that ii ess among the student» of Harvard and
tl>e violence of the wind, while shutters o her la.ya are apinning I o | m ami atu.ly- Yale lias become so common an to excite
were torn from tl»e houses throughout ing a apelling-book. When a t'aucaaua no comment I’reeident Eliot sayn the
Bishop doesn’t know wliat he in talking
the city. Telegraphic ami railroad com laiy grow, up lie kuowa juat one thing
alsnit and that the charge ia abeurd.
munication was Holly interrupted in all how to line the dagger.
directions. Hummer rvtutrl* suffered
When a horse in trotting a 2:30 gait
A HI.Mlaa Hell Aahed.
grea'lv from high sens In Pr<»>klyn
hia feet move a little faster than a mile
A non ->f a dignified Hartford man, al ill 1 :IO. An liis Isnly is moving at 2:20,
the storm was aasevere a. in New York.
During its height a policeman found the though not old in yeara, haa a g.aal bit and an each of his feet when in contact
body of a dead man lying in a peddler's of age in Ida braina.
with the ground is stationary and then
The family obaarve the cuatom of silent in picked up ami moved forward to lake
wagon on Whipple street. The wagon
was filled with water In New Jersey hleaaiug at the table, and at dinner re the next step, the foot must move an
the storm was severely felt. The streets cently the eix-year-old s|a,ke up:
lunch taster than lhe laxly an to make
“Why don't you aay it aloud, pa’’T
at Elixahrthport, near the sound, are
the step, which in over twice an fast.
“You can aay it aloud if yon elnawe,
under aster to a depth of two and three
The I hike of Newcastle’s n|iecialty in
feet, and |>eople float about on rafts to my aou,” repliial Ilie father, and bowing
amateur pfiotegraphy in to secure por
hia
head
aoh-mnly
the
litilefellow
origin-
get to work
traits of rare wild animals in tlieir native
atel thia unique grace :
Mid-Winter Fair.
“God have mercy on tbeae victuals.” , surroundings. He is traveling in quest
of tlcew with Gambler Bolton, a member
K am F basosoo , Aug 24.—At 2 o'elork
Th«t
T«B« s
of the Royal Geograbical Hcnuety, and
this afternoon the first spadeful of earth
The .laughter of a country rector taught well known an one of the moat expert
was turned for the midwinter fair in the choir boya a new tune at a Monday amateur photographers ot animals in
Golden Gate Park. It was an oreaaten evening's practice, tn lie aung on Ilie fol lhe worlcl. The two proceeded fr an lhe
of great ceremony. Tlxxiaamlsof people lowing Sunday. Munday morning came World's Fair to California, where one of
were present, latainess «as suspended
“Well, Johnny," said Miaa X, “I ho|ie their chief object« is to photograph the
in town, the aclmols closed. and the Na you haven't forgotten lhe new tune, for se a Ilona on tlie cliffs.
tional Guard paraded. A salute was we dejiMHl Uilirbon you."
In sorting over the letters for Chicago
fired by the United Ktatrs artillery, ami
“Naw. mum, not a hit. Why, I’ve
speerlies were made by prominent citi- bam a-skeerin' lhe crows with II sll a man in the general Ohieago office lean
kept an account of the numlier of different
isiu. Whipping in the hartsw was |>r»>- week."
ways the word Chicago in spelled. Re
fnsedly decorated with lamting, and lhe
A Hwak Nw-«»paos.
cently the record allowed 1'17 different
aftermsm was a general holiday. The
T hs . Dii.las, (Ire., Aug. 25—The First ways. Keane ri|ie net cola r in Finland
$500,000 guarantee fund has been nearly
all subarrihwl by citiarns, and the work National Bank will open its >looro sgain sent a letter V> bin brother and spelled
<4 constructing the Im.blings ami pre heniorrow morning, fulfilling the pre the nance of the < iarden ('ity Zixxaso.
paring tlie grounds «ill proceed witlwmt diction on the part <4 Imllea people llist Hull another foreigner, p>«»ibly with a
intermiamon until the lair opens Tl* it would be the find in Oregon to rewiime nimater lurdive, spelled the word Jag-
Ilipalio, Jajijo, Hchanefiacho,
lair will tie opem-d January 1st, 1**4 Iruainews. Tin- city la jubilant over the jago.
ami will continue six months Io Jane 30. rrp..rt and tlie First Natirmal will doubt llisago, and Cluu liicho are also prime
ia vial rites.
This afternoon director I* Young took lee. do a riiahlng »Hiaiiiewe.
CLIPPINGS