Tillamook headlight., November 10, 1898, Image 5

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. NOVEMBER 10, 1898.
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HEADLIGHT
OUR
BIG ^5*
HOLIDAY CLEARANCE
SALE
begins Dec. 1st and ends Jan. 1st, ’99.
This sale includes Clothing, Hats & Shoes
Ole aim to make this Sale oun DRAWING CARD for our
Holiday Trade, and tuill give the people of Tillamook
County some rare bargainsin Clothing, Hats & SHOES.
Out Clearance Sales have always saved people a good many dollars, and this one will be ho exception to the rule.
COHN & CO..
£
$
t
Our Competitors are
uiondering houu tue ean
sell elothing so eheap.
But our $5. $6 and $7
SUITS are selling fast
just the same. We must
make room for neuu
goods. Quiek sale small
profit.
Big Store, Big Stoek,
TINY PRICES.
have a fine line
$ of We
Mackintoshes tuhieh
ute
i are
’•
eheap.
selling
$
g
&
I
i
very
&
PIRATE
illustration of how entirely indifferent thing in which Spain is vitally concerned pines American territory we should have | ish power has been broken and its hold then rest doubly assured of her ascend­
the railroads are to the requirements of has happened in the past few months.
. to give their products free admission to upon the western hemisphere severed, ency along the easternly sea routes to
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our markets, from which certain of our while the guns of Dewey have given to the Indies, and the United States be al­
Doles Out Gems of Current the law. It also shows how little they
care about maintaining honorable busi­ I t will be gratifying to the American
>ndu.tries would suffer. Cer- us the Philippines and opened the way to lowed exclusive control of the western
Topics and Events.
ness relations with each other. The mat­ jieople to note the dispatches from Paris, | tainlv no American workingman ought China. The people of Cuba are assured gateway to the Pacific.
by us of liberty and law. This richest of
T he attorney general of the United | ter is one which seems to clearly call where the peace commissions are in ses. to favor the
I islands and of countries, under the in­
States has held, in accordance with sev­ for investigation by the Interstate Com­ sion. The representatives from the Unit­
T he rubber goods trust has an elastic spiration of peace and the opportunities
T echnically , the mine operators
eral judicial opinions of the highest au­ merce commission, which can hardly de­ ed States have shown the true American
constitution. After inflating itself by of liberity, will attract from our shores were within their lawful rights in bring­
thority, that the laws of the United sire any better authority than that of spirit, so far, and again proven American
millions upon millions of water stock tens of thousands of industrious and ing the negro miners from the South.
States can be extended over territories Mr. Depew upon which to institute an supremacy wherever a test is made. Sur-1.
it has now absorbed its last business energetic citizens. Whether it continues The negroes themselves had a right un­
inquiry.
There
can
be
no
doubt
as
to
rounded as they are in Paris by howling
acquired by the United States only by
’ rival and expanded its capitalization by
der the Constitution of the United States
specific acts of congress. The appro, the demoralizing effect of this secret rate mobsand riotousassemblages-with a re- I over $8.000,000 more. This expansion independent under our protectorate or to go from one State to another and to
cutting,
as
there
is
none
of
its
illegality,
conies,
as
I
believe
it
will
aud
must
public
in
what
might
very
properly
be
I
priation 6f Porto Rico, therefore, does
is, however, not so much in the interest
accept the work which other men had
not extend the tariff or the navigation and to ¡lennit it to go on unchallenged is termed the throes of dissolution and 1 of economy as it is to enrich the mani­ by the votes of its citizens, under our refused. Governor Tanner assumed a
simply
to
countenance
and
encourage
flag,
instead
of
being
a
burden,
it
will
handicapped by the strong sentiment the
I
laws of the United States over the is­
violations of the law. It is to lie pre­ French have for the ragged remnant of pulators and exact from the people who mightily enrich our country and furnish very serious responsibility in refusing to
land. But the president, as commander-
are
obliged
to
buy
rubber
goods
such
sumed that Mr. Depew would readily their Latin friend, the people in thiscoun-
a market for the surplus of our farms send the State force to maintain order
in-chief of the army and navy and as a
prices as the trust may see fit to fix.
and our factories. Porto Rico also with where so dangerous a situation was
give
the
commission
all
the
information
trv can express their gratitude when
military act, has established duties on
at his command.
its splendid climate and rich soil, is des­ known to exist. Nevertheless, it is
they realize that their representatives
imports into Porto Rico, which are to l>e
N
ext time we have a war the country tined to invite from our country our hard to have any sympathy or patience
are
determined
to
have
what
belongs
to
collected as a military contribution, and
with the coal companies. For many
T he alleged attempts to stop hazing the victor, or still further vanquish the may be expected to be called on for a people and our products. The respons’-
he has also extended to the island an
years past the history of the treatment
bility
of
governing
these
countries
and
guaranty
to
supply
every
enlisted
man
important part of our navigation laws at Columbia and Princeton are clearly vanquished. From the dispatches it is
with daily ration of baked pigeons, ter­ the Philippines is great, but the policy of of coal miners in Illinois has been one
by permitting only American vessels to shams. There is one short and easy way evident that Spain is working the old
rapin
and ice cream. Nothing less will governing them by recognizing the man­ dark recital of treachery and oppression.
to
stop
a
practice
of
this
character,
game of bluff so dear to her as a nation,
trade between the United States and
satisfy
the mountebanks and demagogues hood of their peoples has never been It would seem that the men have been
Porto Rico. In the case of Hawaii the which is at once brutal and idiotic. Any and really a part of her national life and
willing at any time to submit their
who are trying to make the soldiers be­ tried.
college
faculty
can
make
an
end
of
it
existence.
It
might
work
with
the
dip
­
situation is different, that territory hav­
claims to fair arbitration. The strikers
lieve they have been outrageously mal­
once
and
forever
simply
by
refusing
to
lomats
of
other
countries,
but
it
will
i
ing been acquired by the action of con­
were wrong in forming themselves into
treated in the military
- camps and in the
F or our part we have always desired armed bodies, and in doing so they
gress and not by war, so that the presi­ matriculate any student who will not never work with the American product, |
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a formal recognition of the Monroe doc­ forfeited most of the sympathy to which
dent cannot exercise the military au­ pledge his word of honor that he w ill for they know how to measure a bluff i
thority as in the case of Porto Rico, or have no part or lot in such business. and how to call it. The Spanish commis-j T he careless disposal of the slops and trine from Great Britain, but to her they might otherwise have been entitled.
as he would be able to do if the United Every college owes it to itself, its stu­ sion could get a good lesson out of the (lebris about the bome isone of the most mind our claim has not yet been suffi­ Coal-mining, both in this country and in
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States should bold the Philippines. The dents and the parents of its students to reply of the Yankee farmer. An English ruinous
practices
vogue xt._
by the
farmer ciently established to warrant such an England, is a business that seems to
application of tariff and navigation laws adopt some such course and resolutely tourist visited Vermont was looking at and his family. Impurities about the avowal ; and thus far, moreover, the need some exceptional regulation bv law.
of Hawaii is a matter for the determina­ pursue it. The national academies at the various elevations of land in the home bring disease by filling the air with United States has been in no position to In hardly any other industry have
West Point and Annapolis have com­ neighborhood and inquiring their names. a billion microbes or disease germs. All offer a satisfactory quid pro quo. Our strikers been so protracted and turbu­
tion of congress.
“What do you call that one out there ?” impurities should be emptied into a keg determination in the late struggle with lent. To consider these Illinois troubles
pletely put an end to this silly custom,
S ince the first of the year silver has borrowed from British caddishness and he asked pointing to one close bv.
or barrel that doesn’t leak, and wheeled Spain, followed by the success of our as primarily racial is an utter mistake.
“That thar is a bluff,’’was the Yankee’s away and poured on the grass, and not arms in the Caribbean and Pacific, has The fact that the imported miners are
been exported from this country to the brutality. Every collegein the land owes
extent of $34,560,243. There is no reason it to the public to do the same. One of reply, “and we haven’t called it yet, but in the same place twice. The barrel or gone far, however, toward confirming negroes rather than white men is merely
why silver should not do well on its the uses of education is to teach young its the only bluff in this section that ain’t keg should lx; cleansed weekly with car- our uncertain title in the New World, incidental.
men how to lx? decent, law-abiding citi­ been called.”
bolic acid and lime. The empting of and judging from her attitude of gener-
merits in the open markets.
zens, gentlemen as well as scholars. The The Spanish commissioners will do slop at the kitchen door or near the ous approval, Great Britain is appar­
A large and more powerful Maine will
T he mining outlook for the state of college habit of mind which assumes well to bear this peculiarity of the house gives rise to an odor not unlike ently willing to admit the justice of our
take the place of the one blown up by the
Oregon is generally acknowledged to be that lawlessness and ruffianism are to Yankee in mind.
that of a pig-pen only worse. This present demands. On the other hand,
Spaniards in the harbor of Havana. The
excellent. The past year a great num­ be permitted to students is subversive of
breeds diseases such as malarial fever, England now finds herself beset along
next three battleships to be built, savs
ber of mining experts have looked over the primary purpose of education.
the
line
of
her
earliest
advance
by
a
etc.,
of
which
people
die.
The
writer
has
A C alifornia manufacturer writes to
the Philadelphia Times, will be the
the various mining districts and invari-
strong
coalition
of
continental
powers
the Springfield Republican pointing out in mind a family who let the slops stand
Maine, Missouri and Ohio. The first of
bly these men report that they have
T he Americans have gained an impor­ the danger to American industries and near the kitchen door until it became very and would no doubt be glad of American these ships will represent not only the
been agreeably suprised at the magnifi­ tant victory in Paris by forcing the
support in maintaining and extending
foul
and
odorous
;
the
consequence
was
labor from Asiatic competition likely to
old “Pine Tree State’’ on the rolls of the
cent showings the developed mines are Spaniards to bear the entire Cuban debt.
her prestige it this direction. The pre­
ensue from a policy of territorial expan­ that five out of the six in the family took I
navy, but will keepalive the memory of
makiug. Aside from the gold districts American views also regarding all mat­
typhoid fever, and tine died. The family sent situation thus contains elements of I
sion. He savs it is follv for men to
the dastardly work which precipitated
the international bargain—to be formally
there is in Southern Oregon some excel­ ters relating to Porto Rico and the
speak of the power of the Anglo-Saxon lived on our place, and the physician told
the Spanish war, and be a floating me­
lent copper prospects, that so far as in­ Island of Guam have been accepted by to absorb all inferior races. In the me the d’rect cause of disease was the framed or tacitly understood as future
morial of the martyrs who found their
dictations on the surface go only need the the Spanish commissioners. No contro­ Asaitic we find a people who will avail foul atmosphere about the house, caused expediency may decide—and a new line of
death in the original ship of that name.
right kind of men and money to open versy will be had on any of these points themselves of all our mechanical advant­ by emptying slop in the yard and pour­ demarkation might now be drawn be- ;
As soon as the ship is finished she ought
them up. The section referred to is an hereafter. Practically, therefore, a settle- ages and methods of trade, while at the ing dish water near the kitchen door. tween the Anglo-Saxon powers, making to be sent to Havana to fire a salute
Cleanliness
is
next
to
Godliness.
It
is
the
mother
country
practically
invincible
ideal one for mining. Timber and water ment has liecn reached on all the ques­ same time they stubbornly cling to their
over the wreck of her namesake, which
are in abundance, and with a few miles tions which can come before the Paris own social conditions, thus placing the next to healthfulness, too. The premises in the East and leaving the management is the coffin of so many of our brave
of railroad the copjier could be marketed conference except in regard to the Phil­ higher civilization at a serious disadvant­ about the house ?an not be kept too of western affairs in the able hands of soldiers. The Missouri will represent on
very cheaply.
ippines. That question is the most deli­ age. This is illustrated by the Chinese clean and free of slops, etc. Vermin the American decendants. An agreement the waters the great state of the “Mid­
cate
of all, and calls for courage, intelli­ population of San Francisco, which al­ breeds diseases very rapidly and with along these lines would, indeed, afford dle Valley,” and the Ohio the state
A ccording to Mr. Chauncey M. De-
awful effect. Keep the home and all the a happy solution of the existing diplom-
pew, who is certainly good authority, gence and vigilance on the part of the though surrounded for years with all the appurtenances there clean and pure, and atic difficulty surrounding the political which has supplied to the country so
influences of American life, is still as much
nuyiv presidents and statesmen. Not
the railroads generally are violating the American representatives.
control of the transit route, for though |
Asiatic as when it came into this country. keep clean yourself.
since the civil war have Missouri and
inter-state commerce law in the matter
considerable transcending the terms
T he Government’s determination to Nobody familiar with Asiatic character
Ohio been represented among the fight­
of cutting rates. Mr. Depew is reported
it would still preserve the tenor
as saying that notwithstauding the fact send a few war-ships to Havana harbor will question this. The view taken by | O ne of the most dramatic episodes in of the Clayton-Bulwer treaty, One ing ships of the navv. Now that their
that railroad business is heavy and the is wise. The presence of two or three this manufacturer fully chords with what history is the 100 days covering Napo. of the acknowledged purposes of this names are to take the seas once more,
leon’s return from Elba and ending with
they will be borne by first-class battle­
outlook for the future is good, there is of Sampson’s and Schley’s fighting ves­ we have repeatedly urged, that the pro­
the battle of Watealoo. In that cam­ antiquated contract was to provide ships, sister ships to the new Maine.
a systematic cutting of rates in making sels in that quarter will quicken the posed policy of territorial acquisition in
some
scheme
of
Anglo
-
American
co
­
most ...
of the
results ..............
of the French
ira ’ s movements tuwaru
me far east would certainly result in paign ..........
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toward evavua-
evacua­ the
contracts for future business, which af­ Spaniard
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1, the dav set apart for injury to American industries and labor. , revolution and the struggle of the Europ. operation, but its partnership pro­
1
fects present conditions and “causes a , tion.
visions were too narrow, as they
A B altimore genius claims to have
demoralized scramble for all the busi- I the complete American occupation of Cu- It would be followed by the establish- ean peoples for liberity were wiped out. only applied to the West. If, however,
hit upon the easy process of extracting
ba,
is
not
a
month
away,
and
there
is
ment
in
the
Philippines
of
industries
to
(
How
different
the
100
days
of
the
Am
ness in sight.” From the statement of
the matter of the agreement were to lx* gold from sawdust. Instead of criticising
Mr. Depew it appears that there is no I j danger that the Spaniards will forget supply the Chinese and other trade in encan Spanish war ! At its close Cuba extended to include both lines of ad­
the administration and howling calamity
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is
free,
Porto
Rico
is
ours,
the
American
excuse whatever for the course of the that that day of reckoning is so near that quarter of the world and with the
unless they are reminded "of it early.'cheap labor there the products of these I Hag floats over the Ladroncs, two Span- vance, the spirit of the convention might any man can prosjier nowadays who
railroads, some of which are having
conquerors in the harbor of industries would undersell like products ish fleets have been destroyed and sunk lie retained, with reasonable hops of will say nothing and keep on sawing
more freight offered than they can get Cervera's
Havana would warn Blanco that some- made here. Moreover, with the Philip-1 with the loss of only two men. the Span- practical realization ; for England could wood.
cars to carry, and their action is another
COME TO TILLAMOOK COUNTY !
The Paradise of the Coast for Dairying, Stock Raising, Timber, etc.
The Soil Surprisingly Productive.
Fine Schools and Churches.
The Land is Cheap.
Crop Failure Never Known
Good Class of People.
Stock Al way Fat.
GRASS IS KING I
One Acre of
Land in Tillamook County will raise three times the amount of Grass to that raised in any other section of Oregon.
It "rows and keeps green the year round, ami is the ideal pasture for dairying.
TILLAMOOK BUTTER AND CHEESE
to its fine quality, is at a premium, bringing the Highest Cash Price in the San Francisco and Portland markets.
Owing . Oregon offers better advantages than Tillamook, where the industrious Home Seeker is bound to be successful.
No county
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