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®llamoûh TILLAMOOK, OREGON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1893 Vol. VI. No. 24 $1.50 Per Year. —...................... TILLAMOOK pAKERY * PROFESSIONAL CARDS. yy J. MAY, M. D., TILLAMOOK, OREGON. NOW OPEN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Notary Public and Real Estate Conveyancer. TILLAMOOK. OREGON. ------------------------------- 0LAUDE THAYER, Fresh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand. Home- made and French candies, oranges, nuts and lemons. ----- ------------------- -- First Class Restaurant in Connection. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, TILLAMOOK. OKEGON. 1 MEALS AT ALL HOURS. -CORNER FIRST ST. Ik STILLWELL Avz. W. SEVERANCE, ATTORNEY-AT LAW, TILLAMOOK, A lerei ) W illiams , OREGON. DRUG STORE! AN BUREN BROMLEY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, TILLAMOOK. OREGON lea. and P. 0. BAY CITY. Tillamook, Hntchins Corner. Oregon 5»7- MISCELLANEOUS, . & H. THAYER, BANKERS. r General Banking and Exchange busiiie«». Interest paid on time deposits. Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany, Sweden and all foreign conn trie v TILLAMOOK, - - - OREGON. I. F. LARSON BLACKSMITH. DRUGS & RATENT MEDICINES Prescriptions Compounded At all hours. HOLTON HOUSE, PDRTLANC, DREDDN. Wngoil niaking, aud all kind« of Wood-work and (ieneral Blacksmithing done. Mill Machinery Repaired. Wagons Made to Order. g]^^*ltorac-ahoeing a Specially. OKR. FREE 'BUS TO TRAINS ANO Steamer,. Oentrelly Locates. Newly Furnished. MARKLEV. HAYS * ROCHE, Proprietor*. M. D. ROCHE, Manager COR. 4TH & ALDER STS. S Strictly First Olaaa. European Plan. P Wait Side R R Walting Room and Ticket office. NEW FURNITURE NEW HOUSE CENTRA 41gBMARKET. L. H. BROWN, P roprietor . The best Beef, Veal, Pork and Mutton always on hand. Ergs, Butter, Vegetables and Chickens bought and sold. Satisfaction guaranteed to every one. shop opposite the Grand Central. TILLAMOOK, OkK. •M- ■e-- -- S H. LARSEN, Proprietor. First class in Every respect; best accnmmcdatinns in the city. Headquarters fcr the traveling public Located on main street. Tillamook. Oregon. a L arge Ornerai I.anU.IUIe throughout the Kostern i r T. MAULSBY, TILLAMOOK. M c K inley E lected by M ajority . IA ND CONFECTIONERY PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, X THE ELECTIONS States. The Aiderman The present proprietor has just assumed management of this hotel, and respectfully solicits a share of the patronage of the public. SAMPLE ROOMS. CHAg. pETER^ON. BARBER SHOP. J. P. ALLEN, Proprietor. ¡L Frescoing, Decorating, C. T. HILL, Prop. GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS. Huöölr° & 3oljnoon MILLIN ERY Garibaldi, Oregon. Grand Central TSilliard Hall c. B. HADLEY, Proprietor. Money loaned Notes bought, Collections made 41«4 GEO. W KI Bar Citv TILLAMOOK | i A SHORTS. after his return, the messenger was re I nteresting N otes taken from quested to read aloud to the rest from DIFFERENT SOURCES. the long expected work. Opening the i —------------- volume at random, lie hit upon anti read Matty Clipping« that will Intaresl all who runtl them. aloud the story of Samson and the foxes. Whereupon one of the listeners cried : j The web of human fortunes is woven “That’ll do. I’d know the story for one for eternity. of Jim Beckwourth's lies anywhere." The art of life is to know how to enjoy Cascade Timber ll< a little and to endure much. ■ The additional election returns received j I carry out the predictions made Tuesrlay night of a clean republican sweep in all states except Virginia, and even there the democratic majority was eut down. The race of mankind would perish did Surveyor-General Byars has received In Ohio, New York and Pennsylvania they cease to aid each other. the boundaries of the Uascade range the majorities for the republican candi It is good to have the brain packed full dates were fully as great as the most forest reserve Bet ajuirt as a public reser ; of images from a healthy past. enthusiastic had hoped The following vation by President Cleveland on Sept. It is to live twice when you can enjoy table shows the pluralities for the head 28th, and has prejiared a plat of the of the republican ticket in the states same. The reserve extends from the i tlie recollection of your former life. i Columbia river to within twenty miles Benevolence is attended everywhere mentioned: For 115 miles it by a host of professional worshippers, Pennsylvania.. 130,000 of the California line New York........ (X>,000 is altout thirty miles wide, and for thirty but those who practice it seem to die off miles it is sixty miles wide, embracing early. Ohio................... 00,000 the summit and slo[ws of the Cascade Iowa ................. 35,000 An Iowa pa|>er speaks of a couple who range, and comprising 4,500,000 acres. I "were separated by a cohl cloud of Massaehussetts 30,000 The reserve is larger than was necessary realism." This is anew name for the old From Kentucky returns so far show and since the bill was introduced in con man's hoot of 138 legislators 111 are democrats, 7 gress with the object to secure the tim- republicans and 20 doubtful. The most Tell a woman that she looks fresh and | her on such reserves, lhe public is begin doubtful are in the republican districts. ning to imagine that tl.e-e was n big job she will smile all over. Tell a man the There is an overwhelming majority in in having the reservation made. Many same thing, and if he doesn't kick you favor of the election of I.indaay to the sections included have lieen surveyed it is either because he lias corns or dare United States senate. not. and have settlers on them and many The election in Stillwater, Minn., was more are adapted to settlement. The flrat envelope-making machine was a veritable landslide, the democrats hav invented by Edwin Hill, brother of Row Lo at in the Mountains. ing elected every democrat on the ticket. land Hill, and l>e 1« Rue's machine (or folding envelope« was patented March 17, V akcouvkr , Wash., Nov. 8. — A detach Overdue Steamer arrive«!. ment from troop E, fourth cavalry, left 1845. S an F rancisco , N ov 9.—The overdue steamer» Umatilla, from l*uget Sound and the Oregon from Astoria and Portland, arrived this evening after an exception ally rough |>a»Bage. The Umatilla ex perienced a very heavy gale Tuesday afternoon off the southern coast of Ore gon, during which a part of the rail was stove in on the starboard side. This is the only damage done to either steamer. One of the Umatilla's passengers com mitted suicide (luring the voyage, Harry i Innis, formerly a clerk of the Bank of British Columbia in Seattle, who was coming to this city where his parents live, to accept a position in another Ixtnk, lieeame erased through the sea-sickness during the heavy gale Und plunged over- lioard. The young man also lubored under the hallucination that he was to be arrested upon his arrival here for failure to pay a few trifling bills in Seattle and his fears could not lie quieted Though carefully watched by Ills cabin mate, Innis manage«! to get out ujxni the deck alone. His cabin mate followed him out a minute later but the young man was nowhere to lie found. No one saw him get overboard. The body was not recovered. I The Hurnnl Steamer. N orth B ay , Ont., Nov. 8.—The fol lowing is a partial list of those known to LARGEST HOUSE have lieen drowned by the burning of A. L. ALDERMAN, the steamer Frazer on lake Nipisaing Good Accomodations. Proprietor. yesterday :<'apt. W. Carr, Matthew Bren nan, 11 Sutherland, All. Barbeau, Wil a liam Storey, Thos. Osborne, Alex Doug las, John Haw, Isaac Shaw, John Smal JONES B ros . P roprietors . ley, Thomas Massey, Tom Bowers, Tom Sheriff, James Met ami,ami seven others whose names are not know n. The stea lottila»« «Inste «a<1 «loable turn-out" kept on mer was owned by the Ihtviilaon Hay Itan.L Hoardinx and transient «lo. k car««! Co. ofToronloand waslstuml for Frank's lor. Itay with supplies for Inmlvrmen. She TIU AM OOM, OM F CENTRALLY LOCATED 6IIVENIHT Tl BOAT LAN0IN8 caught fire alxiut three miles from Goose TILLAMOOK, OKKOON island ami a panic must have ensued as only seven lives were saved out of twenty-seven or twenty-eight. The Are waa witnessed froni Frank's Itay by i 'apt. Burritt ami a young Indian. They im ? mediately put off in a Ixsit but by the time they reached the spot the steamer -------------- had burned to the waters edge ami seven survivors hail reached the lop of the scow which was in tow The hull <4 the Isait ----------------------»«■ - •<. „-------------------- sank in about twenty-five feet <4 waler in «ehm taken full charge of Ih» Grand < entrai Hotel and hare rr«tted «nd refurnl-hed it and all that now marks the spot >4 the excellent shape. jest as gissi as new We shall lie pleased to have all our old patrons catastrophe is a short jiiece of smoke- and friends to make tis • call. Every effort will be made to make the surroundings ptassanl «nd comfortable for guests stack which appears alsive the water's The patronage of the public is respect edge. ful.y solicited. TILLAMOOK, ------- OREGON. Is KavMOLW FcasiTVsa stoss . Ei-Nwretary Kuik’« < ««ndltlon. II.LAMOOK. .... ORKCOM. C hii too, Nov. 9.—I’r J. B. Hamilton formerly surgeon-gem-ral of the United PAINTING, Mates marine hospital service. returned I «»lay from Viroqua, Win., uliere hr lias asms tn I in performing a surgical opera and Paper-hanging. tion for a growth in the bladder upon For eatimatm and price« call <m. nr writ« to secretary «4 Agriculture Jeremiah Busk H fmmamx («MMRRR Bearer 4i Tillamook County. Orv lie Mid : "Tlie ordeal was a ¡xiiiiful one and dangerous lor Mr Busk, ixit lit« MiaaL. J. WUOOLCS ex-secretary pawed through it suceeva- Clama and Bhall Fish at all Timoa. ftilly, and when I left last night he was If you wislt to enjoy yooraelf a fe\r tiays or weeks by the sea, this Is the plate resting quietly." TILLJ\MOO1Ç LIVELY gTJ\0LE to obtain stores, to purchase the book, j Not being very careful lie got by mistake ' a copy of the bible. In the evening ■ here today for the Bitter Root mountains, Montana, to search for General Carlin’s son and (tarty of five who left Spokane six weeks ago on a hunting expedition They started for the head of Clearwater and all-til Id have returned two weeks ago. Nothing has Iteen heard from them. It is sup|tose<l they are snow Itound. The re lief party will approach them from Mis soula The following comprised the party: William E. Carlin,son of Brigadier (ieneral Carlin, commanding dtqtartment of Columbia, Ilia brother-in-law, John Harvey Pierce, A. H. Himmelwriglit of New York, Martin Spencer, a guide of Missoula, a packer and a cook, six in all. The snow is said to Ite six feet deep on tlie mountains Eu|in, Mill Burned. E vuknr , <>r*-., Nov. 8.—The Eugene flour mill owned by Messrs Will. Edris nod son burned to the ground about mid night last night The mill was in o|ter- Htiou and five men were in the building. The first intimation of the Are was an explosion in the third story and Itefore the men could get to the plai e the en tire upper I>art of the mill was in flumes which spread wo tepidly that there was no elilinee of waving anything The tire de|*rtnient was on hand promptly and savnl the neighbo, ing buildings. The mill ia a Vital lo»» ami was valued at (20,000 und liuti an insurance of (10,000. There were alsiut 20,(XX) bushels of wheat in the mill, w hich is a total lows. Only ¡■art of it waa Imrned. The Isstkw of the mill were saved. Tlie cabman’s lot at Melltourno cannot , lie a happy one In order to meet the competition of omnibuses and tram cars fieniiyfares have lieen atarteil as an ex periment. A Imby whose eltlest brother is a grand- ! father wits born in Richmond, Ky., re cently. Its mother ia t!8 and her hus band 72 years old. Great and fecund is I the blue grass region. Coin collectors regard the collection of old Greek coins ns their most formid able task, not liecauae of their rarity, but fully ltXX) inde|tendent cities had n 1 distinctive series of coins. "My wares can lat left out of doors over night and quite unguarded without fear that iiiiylxxly will carry them away,” said a dealer. "They are things that nobody wants—tombstones.” tillite recently a household was laid low with wurlet fever, <lue to the conta gion brought by a domestic |x't which had lx«eii in the r«x>m of ita owner, who waa recovering after ail attack of (ever. Dipilieria and small|xjx have also Ix-eit 1 spread through cats in this manner. A mountain, alaxit fifteen miles from Tumacacori, near the boundary line of Arizona and Mexico, ia »aid to have a great resemblance of the Tower of Balwd. It ik «4 u atilt saudatone ami pumice for mation, ami has many r<xola eut in its side. The mountain is about 7000 feet ' high. Wild grata* an' scarce ill the suhurlxt of New York, though the vines are com paratively plentiful There are still a few pungent little chicken gra|x-s hang Correr« I'urvlHg. ing in cl«*e bunches ill the region north “What |>art <4 s|asvh is kiss? asked <4 Van Corllandt 1'urk, but it is difficult ntany time to find a really well-developed a teacher at Vassar College “A conjunction,” replied one of the buneli of f«ix grit|HMi. smart girls. “Thomas If. Davis is rwpoasiHe for "Wrong," »ahi the teacher, severely; this: "When 'Yon Yotison' was Iteing “next girl." played at tlie Haymarket, < IdiTtgo, Hadie "A noun," put in a demure maiden. Coiilielly, io making her dive through “What kindof • noun?” continued the the station window, c«illided with a dude preceptress. who had somehow managed to gel hack "Well- er—it is Isith common ami on lite stage for a glirii|x*e of lite Ixdiilid proper," answered the why girl, ami site the acenes. Miss Connelly wax not in jured, but the dmle was sent home III a was promoted to the beati of her class. cab.” Hy • stray Mullet, HooiMtroar, Wash., Nov. 8 —Joseph Nadir, an Arab |a-ddler from Seattle, while walking with ills ¡atrlner on a lonely (rail from Skokomish Indian re servation to Htsslsport, was shot and instantly killed at main ttslay. The shooting waa dona by a rifle lanl from ambush supposed to lie a stray shot from Fmther |Hirticularn may some hunter develop at the coroner's inquest to- morrow, The deceased has a sister re witling in Seattle. M|4>«lln( l.l*hlwlN* One i4 tlie curious fra Hl res in Die late miprt*«'e<leiite<l rise in the Houth Cana dian River, in Oklahoma, is lhe forma tion of the numerous lakes along the Ixittoms of that stream. The sand hax blown out of the lx»l <4 the river lit times |ia«t, until a high emlmrkment is Ionne.I along the shores of tlie river, and la-hind this Ixtiik are left the lakes upon tlie slllisldeilce of the stream. An amusing story of Hcliuman is lold by a veteran Vienna crith'. The com poser once ac<<tiii|miiie<l bis wife, who was even then a celeliratesl pianist, p, the palace, alien »be went In play for the king of Holland, and was gratitfe I liy tlie monari'li's compHnteute of her |Mrrforniaiier The oxii¡sixer was omne- what surpriae.1, Iwtaever, when the king turned to him and coiirteonsly inquired “ Are yiat also mueieal?" T uoni , Nov. H.— .irville Sliaw Mini T. Il ilratlrick, elwtric tight Work sili- ploye», «rare arres ati ttslay citargli! utili tapping lite Tannila Lightlk Water com pany'» wirea and stxaling ekctricity aliteli tliey usci in furnisinng eln-tric ligbt» al cut rate prices Tbeir rwe.pta (rolli etolen eleclricity are estimateti lo A man went into a store and asked if he could sit down and real four or five "Ilans Breitmann,” in a prefate which •turpi» 1300 a monili liotirs. Tlie proprietor, who bad just lie has written to the new English Million 4 Millionaire’« H III. foinel a nest newly Ixirti iniex in tlie of lire “Autoim<rapby of Jame» I*. Bark- H am FltMcisco, Nov 8.—The will <4 coffee-grimier. asktsl him why lie didn’t wourtii,” the famous Indian wont and frontiersman, tells an ar.using story in tie late Alexander Monigotmry was filed go P> tlie hotel?Tile man replied! "lain The estate is valuod suffering from ttervotts prostration and the illusi rateiti of lite very general Iron lor probate Unlay tier weakiteea of spinning marvellous at »2.500.WI0 The will leaven nearly all tlieiks-tor lol«l me Ur flml a quiet place yams. Títere was a camp of miners in to the widow and iwo (laughters, ami to reel ami as I see yon never advertise California, to wlean Be kwmirtli was |w*rtn<lea for the erection <4 a monument 1 knew that I eaHikl not tmd • quieter well known, and when Ins "Lte" ap valutai at «50.UM lolite de.caer.I piolan- place." ami with that lie settlnl lau k in peared lite, cianmiasKHte 1 .ss* >4 their Uiiopiet at lite lltw4.nitral xeno nary at Ins chair aii«l wu P-I ms I the swallows bu,H a nest in tlie clime case. iitunler. who waa going to Maa Fraix isi o Pan Anselmo,
