’.V* ion. T illamook shadlight , jvlt a , UNIVERSITY OF FRANCE. Essentially the Same Today as When Established by Napoleon. In tbe United States there are many universities which are free from state control, but in France there is only one university, and It to an absolute Instrument of the state. It is true that there are schools of higher learn ing. which were founded in 1870 as universities, but five years afterward the title was withdrawn, and they are now called "Institute." They are five tn number and are located in Parte. Lille, Lyons, Toulouse and Angers. But tbe University of France is an entirely different organization. It Is the official school. It Is centralized in Paris and has under It a vast multi tude of establishments, faculties, col lege and primary schools, distributed over the whole surface of the country. Directly or indirectly they all depend on the government. The university was established by Napoleon, and In spite of certain modi fications which It has undergone dur ing years It is the same today In Its essential elements as the day he founded it. Just ns he established the entire civil administration, with Its prefects, subprefects. Judges, minis ters of finance, so he created lu 1800 this vast educational organization, with its countless professors, who con trol tbe entire Intellectual training at France.—America. RAILWAYS AND DOGS. Alike In One Respect In Sardinia, That Both Are Perils. Knrdlnla is an Islnnd of many perils. One of them, we gather from the ex perience of Mr. Crawford Flitch, the author of "Mediterranean Moods,” Is I ho railways. "The engine.” be says, “la continually making frantic dashes for the scenery. On the line to Tortoll I made four Journeys and had throe accidents. On one occasion, after a car had been wrecked, tbe various em ployees gathered round the wreckage and spent tbe remainder of a sultry afternoon in bitterly disputing the proper apportionment of blame for tbe accident. As It was Impossible to pro ceed that evening I spent the night at the railway station and enjoyed a com fort that 1 found nowbero else In tbe Island.” Another peril Is the dogs, who do not hesitate to attack a stranger, even when ho is walking peaceably upon the highroad. ‘'The breed Is particu larly ferocious, and It Is said that the l>eaaanta have a way of stimulating their ferocity by tying a bladder filled with blood to the neck of a dummy man nnd encouraging the nnlmnl to spring nt th* neck and tear open the bladder” Saw His Chans«. When all Westchester county was thrilling with tbe prospect of a rail road competition an agent of the new ' company that was to build went through Pelham Manor buying proper ty for tbe right of way. He rang the doorbell of oue resident, who was liv ing In a rented bouse at $50 a month. "Will you take $6,000 for thto bouse?” demanded tbe agent. “Ob, no, 1 couldn't.” stammered the tenant "Will you take $8,000?" “I couldn't do It.” "Well, think It over.” Mr. Tenant foxlly runs around to tbe owner of tbe property and gets an agreement to sell him tbe property for $0.000 If be can raise tbe money. The railroad's agent returns. “Will you take $0,000?” "No.” "Ten?” "Yes.” "Done!” Oh. yes, there Is such a thing as luck when a man baa tbe wits to see It coining his way.—New York Press. Killing an Unfaithful Lavar. When a Japanese girl has been alighted by her lover abe revenges her self according to the following quaint custom: In the dawu of tbe early morning she rises and puts on a white robe and white clogs. Round her neck she hangs n small mirror, which falls to her breast, and on her head she puts a metal crown with three points, ench point bearing a lighted candle. In her left hand she carries a email figure of straw or rags—supposed to represent her unfaithful lover—and this she nails to one of tbe sacred trees surrounding the family shrine. She then prays for tbe death of the man. vowing that If this comes to pass she will pull out the nails which are hurting the sacred tree and make of ferlngs to comfort her family god. Ev ery night she comes to the shrine, strikes In two more nails and makes the same prayer, her idea being that the god, to save his tree from further Injury, will kill her lover. A 8trange 8pecisa of Dsar. Just above the buffet in tbe dining room of a Richmond bouse there I hangs a huge, finely mounted antlered head. Thto trophy of the owner’s bunting prowess Is fastened so firmly to tbe wall that the glistening neck seems to bo coming right out through the plaster. When a little boy from the city saw thia decoration for tbe first time he eyed It with considerable curiosity and very evident uneasiness. It looked almost too lifelike for com fort. Finally the youngster asked to be excused and slipped from his chair, going Into the ne^t room. He return ed to the dining room flushed with embarrassment. "What's the matter. Harry?" asked his host. "I wanted to see," explained tbe child sheepishly, “If that animal's legs were really as long aa that or If be were standing on something In tbe | next room.”—Lippincott's. t . BOTTS, H QUAINT MARRIAGE NOTICE. * e "" 1 William Cullen Bryant Brake the News Gently to Hie Mother. The following letter from William Cullen Bryant to hto mother, quoted by Profeeaor Chubb In "Storlea of Au thors." indicates that tbe author of "Tbanatopeia" could enjoy hla little Joke on occasion: “Dear Mother— I hasten to send you tbe melancholy Intelligence of what has lately happened to me. Early on tbe evening of tbe eleventh day of tbe present month I was at a neighboring house lu thto village. Several people of both sex* wore assembled in one of the apartments, and three or four others, with myself, were In another At last ctrme in a little elderly gentle man. pale. thin, with a solemn counte nance. pleuritic voice, hooked nose and hollow eyes. It was not long before we were summoned to attend in the apartment where he and the rest of the company were gathered. We went In and took our seats. The little eld erly gentleman with the hook nose prayed, and we all stood up. When he had finished most of us sat down. The gentleman with the hooked nose then muttered certain cabalistic ex pressions. which I was loo ranch frightened to remember, but I recol lect that at the conclusion I was given to understand that 1 was married to a young lady of the name of Frances Fairchild, whom I perceived standing by my side and whom 1 hope in tbe course of a few months to have tbe pleasure of Introducing to you as your daughter-in-law, which is a matter of some interest to the poor girl, who has neither father nor mother In the world.” SHIELDED THE LADY. A Tactful Head Waiter Balked an Of- fensive Hotel Guest. To Illustrate an Incident that <K? curred in a hotel uptown the other night, where, if you are not known, you have to produce some sort of patent of absolute respectability, con struct a rectangle, lettering the imag inary diagonal corners A, B, C and 1>: A represent« a solitary male person dining. B represents a comely person of the opposite sex seated at another table with a party. C represents a head waiter and D a group of the un employed waiters. Let the line AB represent an admiring look that travels continuously. BA represents a look of annoyance. CA and CB are compre hending glances directed by tbe head waiter. The point C moves toward D. mak ing a triangle. After a whispered di rection n figure which may be termed 0. because It represents a particularly rotund waiter, moves from the point D until it reaches a point on tbe line AB. U moves back to position. A finds that bis ogle stops at O. which be cannot see through, nnd calls O to take an order. Thereupon C mo tions toward D, when another waiter, traveling on the line DA. effects a Junction with A and goes off nt n tan- gent. A cranes hla neck, stretching to one, side or tbe other, but it cannot get past O. The result Is that A finally sees what Is up. finishes his coffee in sheepish disgust and leaves the room, i —New York Sun. A tto * ney - at -L aw . • Complete set of Abstract Books Taxes paid for non. in office. Residents. Tillamook Block Both phones. W. A. WILLIAMS & CO Next Door to Tillamook County Bank. C arl haberlach , ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Jlbvokat, GOLDEN GATE Sailing Days for of JUNE TILLAMOOK, BAY CITY, GARIBALDI, HOBSON VILLE, on Q^EORGE WILLETT, A ttornry - at -L aw month FOR find all points * Tillamook Block. Next to Tillamook County Bauk, * ; > T illamook O rkgon . H. GOYNE, /'JA A TTORN E Y- AT- L A W. Tillamook Bay Office : Opposite Court Hmm. FROM T illamook , O regon . PORTLifljW, JUNE 1, 6, 10, 15, 20 and 26th T. BO ALS, M.D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, TILLAMOOK. Freight Received Daily at Doek Tillamook Block. Foot of Washington Street. J. R. GLADDEN, Agent, Tillamook g M. KERRON, PHYSICIAN SURGEON, & Tillamook Block, Tillamook, Oregon. j-ÿR. I. Ml SMITH, PHYSICIAN & SURGB0N, Office over J. A. Todd & Co.. Tillamook. Ore-. G. HAWK, A Famous Paria Sign. Paris 1s a city of curious signbourds. one of tbe most remarkable ones rep resenting a tobacconist's sign nt 55 Hue du Chateau-d'Eau. which has been here ever since 1870. It is rid died with boles made by tbe bullets of tbe Prussians, and the occupant of tbe shop states that so fnr an he Is A Clear Casa. aware it Is the only public relic of tbe The beautiful young prisoner entered Franco-Prussian war In evidence In . the box In her own behalf. the streets of Paris today. “What Is your age, miss?" asked the “My sign," he added, “brings me plenty of customers. You have no lawyer. "Forty-eight.” was the steady reply. Astrology With Ritka. Iden, moueleur. of the number of Eng Formerly they bad rough and ready The feminine Jury caught Its breath lteh and American tourists who pass this way and drop Into my place for a with an audible little gasp and sat modes of testing claims to superuatu- ral powers. cigar or a box of matches merely In there rigid. “How much did you pay for the hat "Dost thou know where thou wilt order to have a word with me about pass Christmas?" asked Henry VII. of my bullet riddled enselgne. I wouldn't you are wearing?" an astrologer He could not tell. “Ninety-eight cents." part with It for anything."—Wide “Are you guilty of tbe crime that to Whereupon the king's grace, which World Magazine. charged against you?" did lore a merry Jest, made answer, "No." "Then I am wiser than thou, for I Getting the Exact Spot. Thus did the wily prisoner attempt know that thou wilt spend Christmas An emergency call from a i-ollceuian for a tape measure kept two women to establish her veracity and then con in prison.” I John Galeasio, duke of Milan, is said waiting In the dress maker's parlor for vince the Jury that she was Innocent. five minuted. There were other tape But don't forget that this was a Jury to bare made even merrier at tbe ex measures then» which tbe dressmaker of women. A verdict of Incurable In panse of an astrologer who foretold < might have used. but she was too sanity was brought in.—New York him that be would die early. "And how long do you expect to • busy ¡tendering the clrcuinstauco that Journal. live?” he Inquired of the prophet. had suddenly converted her into an (CAPT P. SCHRADER) "Yarba" We Have Knew». "My lord, my star promises me ally of the police department. Pres What has become of tbe elderly lady long life." ently tbe policeman returned the tape. "Never trust to your star, man; you "What did you want it for?*’ ahe who tn the seventies and earlier al ways referred to an "herb" ae a are to be hanged today,” and the duke naked. "To help find tbe right place to ahoot "yarb?" The word haa gone out of took care that bls own prediction a horse with a broken leg." ho said. use. About the meanest "yarb” was a. should be fulfilled. "The vital epot to Just three Inches bitter weed named "I borough wort." altove that little swirl In bls forehead Then there was cammermlte. dockroot, Killing On« Fly. and dandelion, In their miserable part where a doses crowns seem to meet Every fiy begjna aa an egg deposited Theos 1a some kind of organic filth. It i I am not very good at guessing, so we nership. lobelia and catnip. thought It safest to find tlie exact epot things were "steeped.” and you took | batchm« Into a tiny maggot within n with a ta|»e masaure."—New York Sun. them or had them thrust upon yoa few hour«, begins to feed aud grow, i “for jour blood."- Mlnn««polto Jour- complete« It« growth aud comes out as 1 Sailing for Portland, every Thursday or Friday nal. a perfect fly In possibly ten days. It ' Muaia ef the Drum. then requires at least fourteen days to All musical authorities have agreed according to Tides. Nearly a Jake. mature Its first batch of eggs, and It | that when need In a proimr way tbe Tbe humorist was In n brown study. may llv« t« mature and tlepoalt at least drum la thoroughly musical Tbe com six, layings, of from 120 to 150 eggs mou snare or aide drum la freely usisi "I’ll get It yet.” he muttered. "What's the matter, dear?" his wife I each. Thto means that In killing one In musical comixMtltlou A large num Inquired "You seem to be puasled fly we may be preventing tbe batching B. C. I.AMD. Agent, Imr of drummers iwifoeiulng aitimi S. KLMORK A CO. tenuously out of d,K>ra produce good about something." I of nearly a thousand others.—Youth's tamii a Dork, Tillamook, Ore. Agente. Astoria, Ore “Yea,” the Jok «smith replied, “Pm Companion. music In thia connaetloo Harlioo. the I. \V. W. 1 BROWN. — Agent, composer, I«olnted out that a aouud trying to make a ‘stitch In time' Joke Couch Street Dock. Portland. Oregon. that was Inaignlflcant when heard about tbe girl who la darning tb* Twa Kinds «f Curiesity. singly, euch ae tbe clink of one or two clocks tn her stocking«" •‘kltantbroplc Vteltor (to jnllbirdr- muskets at «boulder arms er the thud My feiend. may I ask whar It was Useless Saerifiee. aa the butt comes to the grouud at lha| brongbt yos here1 Jallbird-Tbe Duncan had eaten, with symptoms of very um, thlng that brouglit you herc i round arma, become« brilliant and at •raetlve If |>erforuwsl by a thousand pleasure, bla first shrimp, but the — Ibe destre to poke my noae Into olher mushroom that followed It proved leas people's bustnsaa. osly I used gener lueu together. to his liking a*y tn ru la i,y w,y Of tb< bssanivat "Mother." be said, pushing the part Window —Exchange Crumpled Them We obaervo that th« mana fingers ► eaten agaric to tbe far edge of hto are all twtoted and brut Into the moat plate. “I wish they hadn't killed that J. P. flbbEN, Proprietor Maan. one"—Youth's Companion uncouth shapsn Miss Ntugley -I always try to retire "Poor fellowT we Bay to our friend. before midnight 1 don't like to miss Na Crews Far Him. "KvWently be la a victim ut r ba unta my Iwsuty alenv Mtea repprey-You Bunday School Tsacter-lf you are really should try harder ttam." Yeu car “No." our friend eaplataa "He to • good boy, Willi«, you will go to •■Inly don't get enough of It. Special Atteution paid to Tourists. heaven and have a geld crown on your deaf and dumb and tee been trying to I talk Scotch dialed eu hin tegvra"— head. Willie—Not for mine, then A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds iud Accommodation Twe Sides. ted one of them things put on a tooth Ute. WllltoWhy don't you go to church? one* — Exchange OIIUs—Too far. Why don't you go? Weeld Have te Neva, Never leave home on a iournev " Ulto— Wo live next door to one. and 1 Sprains require careful treatment. "Jote, tbe Janitor's son whipped bate to get all droned up Just to go ?,’.5?U.Lof Chamd&tetn'i Keep quiet and apply Chamber Jimmy today " Volte, C holers and Diarrhoea Rem ; lam a Liniment freely. It will re- that Itttlo way -Puck “Wall, that's no greet cala mit, Rnp edy. It is almost certain to be needed move the soreness and quickly and cannot he obtained when on store the parte to a healthly co: Jimmy ted whipped ths Janitor's know« tlM work- board the car« or • teams hit*. The Reliable Route Steamer “ Sue H. Elmore Tillamook & Portland. Leaves Portland, Couch St. Dock Every Tuesday, Arrives Tillamook Wednesdays. PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, BAY CITY, OREGON. F. R. BEALS», REAL ESTATE, F in ano al A gent , Tillamook, Oregon J~y. P. J. SHARP, RESIDENT DENTIST, Office across the street from tbe Court House. Dr. Wise’S office. sarchet , T . The Fashionable Tailor- Cleaning, Pressing and Rep«?' ing a Specialty. Store in Heins Photographic Gallery. U> d Ossies B usisms Pkoae A. 10 A SSBCULTV. & OWING COWING LAWYERS. R oom 33* Woacsrrn B vilmx * T hud amd O ak Slum Room Next to the U.S. L.snd Office. PORTLAND, OREGON. J^/£RS. ALICIA PHELS GRADUATE nurse , PAGE’S MRS. house , ORE T1LLAMOOK, The Best Hotel. THE ALLEN HOUSE. Headquarters for Travelling Men. by La mart Drug Store. J. • E CLAUSSEN, LAWYER, Çeittechrr ai3 Tillamook Bieck, T illamook - .O rb ««' John B. Langley TEAMING AND HAUL#6 GRA EL SCREENED <* UNSCREENBO WOOD FOR SAU«- tion. For sale by tana Hell Telephone, 1«-