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TILLAMOOK WEEKLY THE AAAAAAAAA J ing, etc , giving every evidence of a collision somewhere to the southwest; but up to the present writing no name board has washed ashore. J v w W 5P W vjt Odds and Ends. L aduone I slands The Ludronea, or Marianne isleuils are s group 1® islands iu the Pacific ocea'i belonging to Spain situated I,etween 13 and 21 'leg- north latitude; between 144 and 140 east lougilu.le. They are of volcanic origin; have a warm, healthful climate, comprise an area of 417’square miles of fertile lend. Only four, including Guam and Hots, are in habited. They were first discovered by Magellan iu 1521, and called Laslsle de las Ladrones (the thieves’ island,) on account of a strong propensity; to theft observed in the natives. In 1667 the Spaniards established a regular settle inent on Gunin, mid called Marianne island, after Queen Maria Anne. At the time of the settlement, the islands had from 40 000 to 60,000 inhabitants, who received the settlers well mid made gieat progress until the Spaniards began to attack their independence, when a war bloke out, which ended nearly with the extermination of the native». The pres ent number of inluibilious is'i.ot more 10,000 and of these many have been transferred by the Spaniards fiom Luz on. The principal town is San Iguazo de Agana, »¡mate«' on Guam island. Ptltl.IPPlNK These are a few of the things about, the Philippines that our bu.’s who arriv ed Oil J uly 1st will leant regarding the country: No brooms. No hats worn. Girls inarrv nt 15. No knives nor forks. They sleep at midday. Ilor»es are a curiosity. More women than men. Rice is the chief product. Cattle ns small as goats. Manila enjoys electricity. Natives blithe thrice daily. Dewey had a rabbit's foot. We buy half Manila’s hemp. The grasshopper is a delicacy. I.itliorer’s earn 10 cents a day. Cocoanut oil is an illumiiimit. founded in 1571. Manila was Buffaloes are used t for plowing. command l $1000 apiece, Orchids Man ila has 200,000 inhabitants Allunai cigar output 140,000,000 Weyler was governor four years, Belles smoke cigars ami chew betels. Cigar factories employ 21,000 women. Cigar makers earn $6 to $10 per month. A yard of cloth is the robe of the poor. streets; Macadamized tin-roofed houses. S antiago Girls smoke. Inhabitants, 40,030. Forests of Mahogany. No wild animals except dogs. Everybody takes n nap at noon. Here is the highest lai d in Cuba. Lottery tickets on sale every where. Most of the houses are one-story buildings. Santiago is the Spanish form for Saint James. The belles plaster their faces with powdered egg shells. 'lhe harbor of Nipe embraces65square miles of deep water. Copper mines have been worked since the seventeenth century. Tobago island was so called by Colum bus from its fancied resemblance to the tabacco or inhaling tube of lhe abora- gines. The word tobacco is thence de rived.—Ex. Our Coming Empire. Area. Square Miles. Population. Hawaii............... 90,000 7,620 Philippine».... 9,000,000 150,000 Ladrones........... 10,000 450 Navassa.............. 500 8 •Samoa................. 1,701 34.000 A laska............. 570,000 31,795 Cuba................... 1,500,000 43.319 Porto Rico.... 900,000 3,530 Caroline»........... 40,000 580 Howland and.. Baker Island... 1 Uninhabited Marquis of........ Week» Island».. 50 3 Total, Foreign Terr. 777,221 10,516,345 Total United States 3,025,600 75,000,000 American Empire 3,820,821 85,516,345 , Paralysis, Vertigo, Impolemy, Dys Wlrat They Must Do. One of the Nrhalein district school pepsia, Nervous I lustration anil Insom nia umed. N»» cure, no pay. Read ad tiiHlees was a tiunk on lhe subject «4 ut Vila Medicine Go. tire, and when be called around with the examining board he al ways routined Pul ii inti U trkel. Ids remarks to a QUe.-tlion a«ldtes*«d lo the pupils as to what they would do iu As given by Allen & Lewis. case lhe building should catch lire. WHEAT—Pactkally no business going on. The teacher was acquainted with his Nomiiiai v.Juc for Eastern Oregon, 63c. (065**. hobby, so she prompted >»er atdiol iis as j OATS—There lias been no material change iu to the n ii . hu er they should give when he | the market price, but owing to the decline in 1 barley and wheat the market shows arose to pro|ioiiiid Ids accustomed in weakness, quiry. I BARLEY—The market well supplied. When the board called, however, this Nominal values at f 19.00 t» $20.00. particular trustee, perhaps from a desi*e GROCERIES—Sugars may be higher, due to to einii'ate his associates in their ad advance in freights from California. Rolled oats, flour etc are somewhat lower. Other dresses rose and said: | goods unchanged. “You Loys and girls have paid ruc I i nice attention to Mr. Jones’ remarks. I I BUTTER—Surplus stocks are well cleajied I up and lhe market is in belter condition than wonder what von would «lo if I were to ( it has been for som soia time Creamery 35c to40c make you a little speech?” score, aoc to Ji'ic dairy 25c to joe; Quick as thought a hundred voices POULTRY—The receipts have about equaled . the demaud. Prices have ruled a $4.00 to $4 50 | piped in unison; for old. Springs are iu large supply. “Form a line and march down stairs.*’ i EGGS.—The r eceipts haye been small and i —Astoria News. pr ices have advanced to 15c. Letcher amt Jenkins have just receiv ed the best kit of tools ami material for I the repairing of bicycles that money Oiegon Notes Our New Acquisition. Tire stern wheel steamer Valley Queen just newly Imilt at Independence by Ciipt. Kiniier, was launched last Satur day. 8he is 85 feet long, 17 feet beam, and draws but 7 inches of water before her machinery is installed. Machinery will have 100 liorse power. Wheat cutting has begun in earnest in all lhe fanning districts of Oiegon. Nearly every harvester in die country is ill operation. Reports are to the effect that the grain is «ell filled. The raiu did little damage lo the hay that whs cut. John W . Patterson, ail insane convict escaped fiom the A-vImn at Salem sev eral days Hgo and lias not been heard from yet by lhe authorities. A huge delegation of congregational- ists from the meetings recently held in Portland, have been on lite tipper Wilson river for Bmne days past, Ashing mid could purchase and are prepared to do all kinds of work on bicycles at short viewing the scenery. 'lhe Pendleton FiiHt Oregonian says; notice ami in a workmanlike manner. “Henry F. Pierce has 3000 acres of land A share of your patronage is respectfully soivit to wheat this year and 4OO acres of solicited. hurley. Both the wheat and barley were So 11 I P tv 11 tl t damaged /I <1 111 '1 o<l,1 by Iler the Ilin hailntorm I > ■> i I .. I ..... of ..r somewhat Sunday, July 10. Some of Mr. Pierce’s barley will yield as high as 50 bushels to the acre, but it will only average some thing over 25. He Hava his wheat will possibly average 20 bushels to the acre, but not more than that.’’ Sparkling Putts of the War. Spain has recently made some im- portant additions to her navy but they are all in her submarine fleet. * ♦ ♦ The Spaniards cantt sit on the grass any more in Manila. Why? It’s too Dewey. HEADLIGHT, [ 1 Eiluenta Your llowel. With I'u.car.tL Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever. 10c. 25c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money E locate Your Bowels With Cascarets. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever 10c, 25c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money. C. A. BAILEY ---- Dealer in----- STUDEBAKER WAGONS, Osborne Mowers Bugate. hay rakes, plow, .nd other farm machinery. Yon v<ui save money by dtA'iing wiili me. Special Prices uu BugtJen and Spring wagons. C. A. BAILEY, Tillamook, Ore. DRIED FRITTS—Apples, sun dried, quarters 4C to 6c, slice 1 4-' to 5C. evap »rated bleached 5%c to 6c; plv.ms. sun dried, pit less 3 ma e'.iine dried dried p’dlees 4c to 5c; prunes, Ital ian, 1 he loj%. French i’sc to s%c. POTATOES— 25'to 30 per sack. PELTS—Good demand at 9c (£ioc HIDES—Dry, I1&14; green 6c to 7c I WOOL—Valley, is<*@i6c; Eastern Oregon rac. PEARS—Sun and evaporated. 3($6c. CHICKENS— $4.< o to f4.5> springs $2.Co(tf300 TURKEYS—Live, 11 @ lac (or choice, dressed 13 14c DUCKS—Young. $ 2 00 ($ $3. GKESK—p.oof* 4.oo OATS—No 1 white. 37(^3je; 3^3^ c for choice. Direct from S. F. to Tillamook. D ear M adam : Your bread needn’t smell of soda or alum or lime. Schilling's Best baking powder has no lime or alum or excess of soda. 4® Freight handled with dispatch and at lowest rates. Fruit de livered in good order. Bist Accommodations and Cheapest Route to or from Tillamook. Thia la Your Opportunity. On receipt of ten seats, cash or stamps, a generous sample will be mailed of the most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Curo (Ely’s Cream Balm) sufficient to demon- strata tiie great merits of the remedy. ELY BROTHERS, 66 Warren St., New York City. Rev. John Reul, Jr., of Great Falls, Mont., recommended Ely’ Cream Balm to me. I can emphasize his statement, “It is a posi tive curo for catarrh if used as directed. Rev. Francis W. Poole, Pastor Central Pres. Church, Helena, Mont. Ely’s Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for catarrh and contains no mercury ureryboily Say. So. nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents. Cascarets t'amlv Cathartic, tlie most won- aerful medical discovery of the age, pleas* ant mill refroslung to the mate, act gently To Cure Constipation Forever. and positively on kiiluevs. liver and bowels, Thousands are Trying It. Take Cuscnreta Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c. cleansing tlie entire system, dispel colds, If C. C. C. fall to cure, druggists refund money Tn order to prove the great merit of headaohe, fever, liabitual lonsth ation Ely's Cream Balm, the most effective cure cure .nd biliousness. Phase buy and try ft box for Catarrh and Cold in Head, wo have pre of C. C. C. to-day; 111, 25. no cents. Hoidaud Prevent ai.it cure Ci>neti|iatiou uudSlck- pared a generous trial size for 10 cents. gueriinteed to euro by all druggists. I Headaelie. Small itile ih-aiis. Get it of your druggist or send 10 cents to ELY BROS., 56 Warren St., N. Y. City. I suffered from catarrh of the worst kind ever since a boy, and I never hoped for cure, but Ely’s Cream Balm seema to do ' even that. Many acquaintances have used it with excellent results.—Oscar Ostrom, 45 Warren Ave., Chicago, 111. t I The Vesuvius is like lightning; it ueverstrikes twice in the »nine spot; chiefly for the reason that the spot is not there. K Some idea of the awful rain of ehells that poured into the doomed Spanish A few days .go a shark ineamritig, squadron on the morning of July 3 by about 14 feet long was caught near. lite pursuing American warships may be Ocosta. gained from the number of shots fired Whitman county’s receipts, iluringthe from tlie battleship Oregm. From the J'ear ended June 30, were $51(f.O95; dis- l J.- time ? when • private O'Shay ' 'isc.r.nnt.x, $4:6 153, leaving iiearly of lue iMlliesnip Oregon, tire-l the firat shot I,oui her forward six poimiler, until $50.000 on hand. ' the Cristobal Colon turned toward* lhe The Northern Pacirtc Ims settled with shore, lhe Oregon tired 1,776 shells. Of Kittitas county for taxes which have these 1,670 were from her sir pounder». been delinquent since 1889. Tin amount The big thirteen irr<h gluts were tlrr-d of the settlement was $15.000. I ¡thirty four time», mid the eix-incli There are almut 85 men employed at twenty four times The one pounder» I’rosser on the Northern Pacific track were fired twenty times Felting it in good condition lor the | The .list ruction caused by the shot» heavy engines and the large grain crop was fearful. One eight-inch shell. which will soon move westward. which .penetrated the turret of the Aluiirant« Oquendo, exploded and killed The beach is strewed with wreckage | fr rn West port for some five miles south every peraon in aide, blowing some to pieces | —berth doois. spring mattresses, plank-, T K ’felling when to start—how .in0 h it will cost—what to take I—how to go—howto live—how Ito keep well—what to do when [sick—where to go there—how ho prospect—how to mine there, and much more. 30 cts. 25 cts. 20 cts. Ast lima or Catarrh. No cure, no pay. Read ad. Vita Medicine Co. * Reduced FaresI People eat and sleep well who use Vila Remedies. Read Rd. No cine # no pay. None but Vita Medicines cure Blood Diseases. No cure, no pay. Read ad.* Vita Medicines cure all sick people. No cure, no pay. Read ad. * Vita Me dicinesiniike sick people well Read ad. No cure, no pay. * Astoria and A BOON—A BLESSING. rich will carry psasangsre at the fallowing cash rates until further notice. Ladies, read ad oí Vita Medicine Co No cure, no pay. * To everyone g'dng to tlie new gold fields practical questions answered, not by guess work—not by Mlay-at-boiiies—but by experi ence, that has been there—lived there—worked there—and is now going back there, to get Launcl] Ireqe “I’m nearly dead with Piles ’’ Why not get well? Bead ad of Vita Medicine Co. No cure, no pay. * Nerves made whole by Vita Medicines. Read ad. No cure no pay. * Liver and Kidneys made well by Vita Medicine. Read ad. No cure, no pay. Tillamook I 50 * Washington Notes, No. 14 Cal. St. 8. F. or Io Truckee Lumber Co. Agts. J. A. Monroe. KLONDIKE KATAKISM ♦ ♦ * Oregon •» Terrific Fire. For further particulars apply to A. W. BEADLE & Co. Trips Daily Except SuqdHg. Catarrh Cannot be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cantio reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it Why do they spell Manila with only yov must take internal remedies. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken rnternally, and acts directly on one “I” now? the blood and museoussurfaces. Hall’s Catarrh Because Dewey knocked “ell” oat of Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for it. years, and is a regular prescription. It is com ♦ » ♦ posed of the best tollies known, combined with One of the Oiegon volunteers came the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the near being court inai tialed the other day. muscous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such won Why? derful results in curing Catarrh. Send foi tes He was out in the stables combing timonials. free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Props., Toledo 0 out a horse’s tail and he forgot the inane Sold by all druggists, price 75c. (Maine). Hall’s Family pills are the best. • • . According to law Sampson’s fleet will recieve something over $20),000 for the distrncrion of Cei vera’s fleet being $100 per head. There is an old adage about the dis tribution of money earned in this man ner, which is, that all the’money is poured over a ladder and all that fal's through goes to the officers and what lemains on the rungs goes to the sailors. Neveitbeless every man in Admiral Sampson’s fleet will receive a purse, small or great, for his hart of the pre- formance of July 3. Although the bailie wag won by Schley of the Biooklyn and Clark of the Oregon, Sampson will receive over $10,0()0, Schley about $4,000, Clark ..bout $2.500, all the sailoie about $20 each as their share of lhe "Head , Will sail from F. about 8tlj &nd every 10 dayg aftei* From Tillamook to Garibaldi From Tillamook to Ilobsonville From Tillamook to Bay Cily What relation is Admiral Sampson to Uncle Sam? Uncle Sam’s son. * • * Nobody will deny that the Spanish fought bravely, They did the best they knew, and they died with an eiithiisias- tic energy. It is loo bad that people with such courage there lias been denied lhe gift of common sense. Every attention paid to wants and conveiuces of passengers. First class table set. No-To-Bae for Fifty Cents. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak men strong, biood pure. 50c. «1. All druf”'ists. Ely’s Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for catarrh and contains no cocaine, i mercury nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents. At druggists or by mail.. Was the Ocean ever frozen over? Yes, when the Spaniards went Scliley- ing off Santiago harbor, and it was not a cold day either, Steamer * Ruth pacific Jiavigatioi) Company "<>li| How I suffer—RliPiiiiniltMiM and Neuralgia. Can’t be ruied.” Yra il can. Read ad of Vita Medicine Co. Nc cuie, no pay . * - ----- Will Run ch.------ Opium, Drunken liens or Tobacco Habit cured. No cure, no pay. Head nd of Vila Medicine Co. • Steamer W. H. Harrison, or R. F. Elmore, Vila Medicines make red blood. Rend ad. No cure, no pay. ♦ Will make trip« «very five day«, the westber pernntHut. between Astoria and Tillamook C’.tj cai r> ing he glit and j avenge a. ELMORE, SANBORN 4 Co., Attoria, or COHN & CO., Tillamook, AgU. r IS 4 TREASURY« A TREASURE Its material has never before - ’ been published—it in privately printed—can only be had by «..^.sending to E S tkixbacii , Tacoma, Wash., and encloMing 25cis. K Refer tn any bank here foi [evidence of good faith. Fits Cured Frrrm T.R.Jwrnnl nf J/cJWn« Prof. W. H. Peeko. who makes a specialty of Epilepsy, l.as without doubt treated and cur ed more cas than any | livii.g I*’:', -fr,, n ; hi* I success is astonishing. We have hen rd of cases of ao years’ standing "cured by him. He publishes a valuable work on thia dis ease, which ho sends .with a — ------ lar; - bat tle of his absolute cure, free to any sufferer« who taay send their P. O. and Express address. We advise anv one wishing a cure toaddress Prof. W. H. PEEKE. F. D., 4 Cedar St., lfew Yovb CO YEAR8’ EXPERIENCE ONE GIVES RELIER Don’t Spend a Dollar for , Medicine until you have tried F.ntablhhed 1868. You can buy them in the paper 5-cent cartons Ten Tabulcs for Five Cents. C.U a.r< u l-l. .p «b~l >r lo rr.1‘0 U. r.„ . pr^-nt If you don’t find this sort of < TRADE M*RSS D esigns COFYRIGMTS AC. An rone sending askMrh and mar quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an Invention is probably Mtentable. ('wiMblo tlons st rtctly confident lol. Handbook on Patents sent free, oldest agency for ae<urinx patents. Patents taken thn.Uifh Munn A < o. receive fle- nil n'/tlct, without charge. In the Sdentine American. A handsomely lllnwtrated weekly. I.erreet cir culation »if any scientific p,urnaL Terms, ♦ > a 1 year : f >ur month*, |L Bold by alt new*d<-*!er«. MUNN & Co.«'”-*"’ New York Braacb Office, fi* F Ht„ Washington, D. C. I Ripans Tabu les At the Druggist’ The only Hsgaztne on the Pacific Coast. Its literary matter represent» the best thoughts of ».uh wiitus r.s l.jalmm Hjortli Boyewu, Charles Warren Slcxl- dard, Edith M. T.. , '.tiller its illustratior.S'.l-.owin the hi st style the glori' sof the 1' < 'fie C< i t. It is a pictorial lii .toryof the Great West. It. covers the whole h r ill of the I’acific, iucluding Clin., J ■ n, Bml Corea. You want it, to d'A-s your family. On. Sample Copy, lot. Single Numbers, Yearly Suhserlptlon, fj.oo. Alt PwtmMter. sre authorlcl to take Butter Ipttofia. Overland Monthly Pub. Co. Send Five Centi to T he R ifai «« Cwi’tiCAL C ompaw *, Wo. to Spru<w St , New York, and they will be »«-nt to yow by mai., or 12 canon« will lie mailed ior 4® cent«. The chances w ten to one that Ripara Tabule« ara the very medicina you need. P ah FtttNCwo, O ai . *’ <• «nd Cent ral De- bihty. fifi/iaJl Bile Ik una. 25<. |x r boule- One Fniall I til«« Ik «r> ev*rt night f«>ra We< k aiuuM Torpid Laver». z6c. per boiix
