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tfilhWUWll tor pencils.—Scientific IjCllblipht. T he C ounty O fficial P aper cedar in Tillamook to make pencils for a few hundred y ears yet, mid in'Hl.l-IIKI» KVKKV THVK*l>AV H\ T ii . i . imook III ml.imrr Cmieisv, (INI OKI’OK ATKIO \\ E. I>. J ones . E ihtok \ ni » M amac . i r (HIHICII.l IN AllVASVK. ) «I no. .7.5. Ml. SIX IllOlltllS moti t li m AIIVI'IITISIXG BATHS. 16 ;s t ineh, per moulh F>7'> . .. ” 2o.oo 1.25 ” " .AVoo 'aCOl. ” 5-75 ” " 6O.OO *>75 ' I a t. ' M M " ” loo.oo 11 oo niter Local notices, iucl>» per line; and .sets. ------ the first insertion <>nh sets per line for nisi tnttertion for i egli I mi * advertisei s Lost, Fomiti, l ot Retti, I’orSiih-, Wanted. anti ■special notices, i n classi lieti "itti" col it nt ns. at Lite rate of one cent per word lot Hist inseitlon ititi hall i ntes thereafter. Legal it itices, Nonpareil, tocis. pet' line for first insertion and 5c t* p/jr lite- lot each Mil»ne <|iient Insertion. Nil notices or coni nut nivations should l.e sent in as early »'• li«‘* week as possible. zl.vr 01.1) 1’AI‘EHS? Exchange Bummer Say, got anv old papers or exchanges I can gel? Editor—Yes, help yourself the grain is straight enough make pencils ten feet long. to This week’s paper in illustrated by our special artist. The beauti a »Tits or sr usi Kir rlos one year American. Tiie experts should have tried our cedar forests. There is enough to that pile in the window. We put them there for our subscribers, ful half tone engravings were made in this office by a process generally used mi the Oregonian. ■ ««•••« M ■ M •Mary Anderson will tell in her aiilohiographicnl paper in tlm Jan miry Ladies’ Home Journal how *1 V » (h and where she made her fust suc cess on the stage, und of General ten (lavs, beginning li can get Holiday goods at 20 per cent, discount from regular price. Shernniii's, Generili (¡rant’s, Edwin Booth’s and Dorn Pedro’s most encouraging commendation of her early efforts ns an net resa. The demand in South Africa for lumber seems to show no signs for abating. It is stated that the de- maud is so great that even with the large amounts arriving the supply does not meet the reipiire- menls of tlie builders.—West Coast Lumberman. ---- AT STURGEON’S mid tell them all Io help them Il is not generally known, says se'ves. By the way . we’d like to tlie West Coast Lumberman, even put your mime on our subscript ion by lumber...... . that every vessel book. Don't believe we have it? that leaves Puget Sound, no mat Ex. Bum Er, eh, well you sec, ter whnt its cm go may he, coal, I'm taken mute papers'll we can wheat or lumber, carries a log read now. May take yotir’n after away with il. some of the olhers mil out. I imes is awful hard now. Y on liaiu I got a copy of I Im Examiner? I’d like to sue how Durrant come out. T hey keep Ed. the Examinei at tlm book store. Ex. II Illi — Yes, I lie other day mid a copy I seen liiyin there on the con n l er, mid I lie I filer lh.it runs E LBMM, Cff sì» FRANCIS^0 I III* place snys “I'. e got those pa pers lor sale.” By gosh, I thought if I couldn't see what Witz in il, M anufacturers of L umber and B oxes , and D ealers 1 wouldn’t buy it. Ed. Yes, that was real impil dent of him. Ex. Bum — I'd like to gel a copy of yoitr New Y ear edit ion lln*l de Gene ra 1 XI erclia nel i se 't. 4*. in scribes the county . il to my l\ a nsas. Ed Ex. Ed. Ex. quent i ear? I want tn send bruther-in law A h, here’s one. limn —Thank y< it. < 'ei I si iit ly! Bum Say, has the delin la x list been published I his Fi e been lookin lor il mid PROVISIONS, LOGGERS SUPPLIES, It’J/? H77W ENGLAND hllill'l seen il yet. Vol Probable, but The Monroe Doctrine E<l. Y\ here did you look lor il? Should be Upheld. I fend Jim Ex. Bum—Eh,—eh. Bilk in's paper most of tin- time. Foreigners should keep their lie lives iieighlioriu In me. hand off I his coot incili. Ed. — Well, it was published T he result of a war would lie several weeks ago, mid the proper England's losing Canada- ly is sold now . Ex. Bum By gosh, Imveii't paid Cleveland's Inst message will my tuxes yet. Il's mi outrage. not make him president again. I belli sheriff's fees mid udvcrlisiii Cleveland knows more tinnì lie charges is eaten ns nil up. did when dealing with Hawaii. Ed -Too bud! Fncle Sam doesn’t want Canada, [Mi. Ex. Biimmei then went but we want <'minila to be free. home, toasted his shins before n steel range, mid 'while looking lip some of his old lax receipts, came across Home shares in the Preferred Bond mid I n\ cst men! Co., mid u Cash Buyer's Yssociation Cel till cute. But lie didn't liml any re ceipts Ibr miy of the county news papers. ] Wily Money Leudei You want Him; here's the money! I charge Clothing, Footwear! LA?r. C ary F itting the "G irtie " up as a lioHince and imbecility is all that would prevent a man from taking such n course. . Sperry Flour, Best California, $3.35 There will h • no war with Eng land. When ¡Salisbury gets done bluffing he will quit. If his bluffs will not work on Iion, lie is dune. the We wish to call attention to our teas. We guarantee satisfaction to the most fastidious. iidniinist ra- ........ of war England might bombard a few of our eoast cities, Imt while she was doing it a mil lion Yankees would march north mid liberate Canada. J. E. SIBLEY, riiiKipal Office, 1«. Berry st., s K We have just about enough bat Sectional differences would l>e tle ships ninl cruisers to defend our Yankee privateers wiped out in ease of war with u coast cities. would keep the British men.of-war foreign nation. The north mid Olney knows more than the busy, mid would destroy tlm Eng president and perhaps dictated soulh would come closer than ever lish maritime eommerce by Yan mid all would he Ytliikees. t he policy. kee maneuvering. Lord Siilsilmry says the Monroe Tile temper of the people WIM so England ain't well afford to doctrine Ims "developed." Yes, a pparent I hat < 'lei eland couldn't She'd and it will develop more. That is bombard New York city. help but lie patriotic. what England is afraid of. She destroy too much of of her ow n The old Confederate veterana fems she will eventually lose Can property. To levy a tribute there would like to show their loyalty for immunity would be like forcing ada. by taking a wlinek at England. Cleveland is commended for his the Loudon bankers to disgorge That little strip of territory in Anil you Voncxiiela doesn't amount to much want it for a year; tlmt just leaves but it is the principle involved 11<• coming to y on. that calls for action. Innocent Borrower Then if Canada should lie tree, Eng. wanted it for Iwoyems Ihele'd he land should not he allowed Io something coming to yon, • li? miiiiiliiin so convenient n base for London Judy. carrying on war against us. ion •*> pei cent n mouth. patriotism. YYell, anybody who for the sumo purpose. bad a spm k of the article called Many Americans of English patriotism left would have taken birth, w hile not ashamed of their as strong a position as lie did re unlive land, would remain loyal to garding \ eu ■ziieln. I tide Sain in case of trouble. The outburst of applause at Cleveland's action was approval This paper is issued two days of course, Imt it was caused more earlier than usual this week in or- Only one hope for Cleveland. In by the surprise of the people who der that the typographical force may celebrate. ease war comes and he is siieeess- luid believed from his former course \ e.tr load of redwood for use in fu’ly prosecuting it, lie might lie that lie would do nothing patriotic. making led pencils was recently reelected. Hut. there will be no \s a political stroke, Cleveland's shipped from Sanger, Cal., for Nu Scientific American wit r. last message was a failure. It Agency for remberg. Germany. Some time The English press seems |o think sounds too much like death lied ago, experts from Germany inves tigated the limiter resources of the we are tw isting the lion's tail for repentance. His rets n d on the pi vai iimhiii Cleveland may Hawiiau question condemned him Pacific coast in an effort Io lind a political etieet. substitute for I'.'iltii, the forests in Le, but the people me in deadly and lie can't retrieve himself al this late hour. Europe from which the supply of earnest, that wood for lead pencils inis hith Did it show good judgment in Sony t<> *ny Inele Smit Ims tut erto been obtained Im\ ing become Cleveland to w t ile such a message pmticuhir shipping busineen to he almost exhausted. It is said tlmt as Ilia last on the Veneauela et»n- destroyed. Imt Euglish merchmit- the redwood from the east slope of troversy? Yes, Imt any school men woiild suffer in cnse of war. of the Sierras is the only wood lie. laiy would have known as much, American priv»teer» w iped Euglish sides cedar with a Mifficieutly uud could have written n doeu- eommerce off the water« of the straight grain to make it suitable men! as patriotic. Obstinate ig- g|ol>e onee and would do il ttgtiin. __ CAVIATE, -A** 0« »*■»»•, COR 0 * ’■i",xiY?« *«.' Sr " m rJÎLïï * vxtjjai Baoii.w.r. saw T ar. OMrat Fumo for seen rin« patent« in America °®« «• '« broncM befo* the public bjr * netica given frm of charga in tha £ritntifit intentati Manager Store and Mill. Hobsonville Oregon Mill, nl Truckee. C h I.. RECORDS SEARCHED. R lhe Alderman R. HAYS, Tillamook. Or *1 L\1 jj Leading Hotel of Tillamock lleadunatleri for Commercial men and the (raveling public e room*. Electric light« throughout *tage and lmnt of nee* Rate« oo to fi <n pct day, American plan ( • A NEW MANAGEMENT E.|>edal attention to the riH.iio nepnrtnmit H a WOODFORD. Prop r. I ALLEK HOUSE J r P ALLEN. Prop r. Noted for Hi FISO Culline Deportment. NEW H0USE-:-NEW FURNITURE Best Meals in the C ty. Pvamaraa, 3*1 tmwtwv. jt,w y«k cm. TILLAMOOK OREGON
