Tillamook headlight., November 17, 1898, Image 5

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. NOVEMBER 17, 1898
$25.
$25. g
TWENTY FIVE
DOLLARS
GIVEN AWAY.
■
BIG
OUR
HOLIDAY CLEARANCE
SALE
â
begins Dee. 1st and ends Jan. 1st, ’99.
I
§
1
£ This sale includes Clothing, Hats & Shoes.
•?*
Call at Cohn $ Co.’sand §
*eta cl,(l,,ce to ¿«t $25.00
’¿f worth of Merchandise with
out costing you one cent.
’¿7 One Ticket with each
dollar purchase.
The Winning number
gets any thing out of our £
store they wish.
CUe aim to make this Sale our DRAWIJVIC CARD for our
Holiday Trade, and uiill give the people of Tillamook
County some rare bargainsin Clothing, Hats & SHOES.
Our Clearance Sales have always saved people a good many dollars, and this one will be no exception to the rule.
COHN & CO.,
LHl-A.IDIT'JGr
$
Our Competitors are
uuondering houu cue can
sell elothing so eheap.
But our $5, $6 and $7
SUITS are selling fast
just the same. We must
make room for necu
goods. Quiek sale small
profit.
Big Store, Big Stoek,
TINY PRICES.
We have
a fine line
â of Mackintoshes cuhich
s cue
__ are selling very
cheap
MERCHANTS.
HEADLIGHT PIRATE
to a very large sum, being fixed at about*
1 ginning to exert in the politics of the Old similar to that of a typewriter, which is I vitation is inspired by reciprocal cour­ people would look at the question in this
$1.000,000.
World. Until a few weeks ago England’s at the sending end of the instrument, tesy among the rulers of the European practical way there would be fewer ad­
Doles Out Gems of Current C ommissioner -G eneral T. V. Pow. course in Asiatic and African affairs while at the other end is a small ma­ nations or whether it is a recognition of vocates of territorial expansion. No ex­
arouse great dissatisfaction among her chine which records the message in the universal demand for the reduction pansionist has given any satisfactory
derly , of the immigration bureau, in his
Topics and Events.
citizens, but all this has been changed. printed form, it being possible either to ofthe burdens of taxation imposed upon reason for the assumption that the policy
annual report to the secretary of the
Some of the leading British papers as­ print the message upon a sheet of paper the respective countries by the mainte­ he urges would bring us material in­
A ccording to reports from-both Paris treasury, gives the total number of im­
serted that their government was being or upon a long tape like that which is nance of colossal armies and formidable crease of trade. The fact of making the
and Washington, the American peace migrants who arrived in the United
( deluded and beaten by France, Germany used in the ordinary ticker service. navies is problematic. While the Rus­ Philippines American territory would
commissioners have been infracted to I States during the last fiscal year as 229,-
and Russia, in the contest which was be­ “There is no longer any question of the sian minister of foreign affairs, Count not necessarily increase the wants of the
demand the cession of the entire Philip­ 299, a decrease, as compared with the
ing waged by them for territorial ag- value and thorough utility of the ma­ Muravieff, is represented as entertaining people there, and while we should un­
pines group. It is said to be understood fiscal year 1897, of 1563. Of the whole
| grandizement in China.
Marchand’s chine,’’ said Professor Rowland in an in- great hopes as to the result of the con­ doubtedly get more of the trade of the is.
at Washington that Spain will relin­ number, 135,775 were males and 93,524
march across the Nile region was inter­ | terview, “and many experienced tele­ ference the consensus of opinion among land than we have had it is very doubtful
quish the entire group for a monetary females, and 10,037 came into the United
preted by English newspapers as not only graphers who have seen it work pro­ men versed in international statecraft whether it would repay the cost of gov­
consideration, not in excess of the $40,- States through Canada. During the
an indication that France desired to ap­ nounce it absolutely perfect. An ordinary is that the czar’s proposal is visionary erning the islands. There is no doubt
900,000 worth of bonds charged against year, 3030 were debarred, and of this
propriate a large part of Egypt, but as tpyewriter opei ator can semi messages and impracticable.
that very generally there is an exagger­
the island, and for which the Spanish number there were 12 insane, 1 idiot,
an evidence that she would get in. Lib­ at the rate of forty words a minute,
ated idea of the value of the Philippine
government is responsible. These bonds 2261 paupers or persons likely to be-
T he comptroller of the currency has is­
eraljournals charged Premier Salisbury while all the time seven other messages
trade, but if it be admitted that it is as
are held entirely in France and Spain. come a public charge, 257 diseased per­ ■ with weakness. The Tory press made
sued an order regarding the examina­
are going over the wire, each separate
valuable as some claim to be, the United
It is said in Washington dispatches to lie sons, two convicts, 79 assisted immi­ apologies for him, and attributed his lax-
tion of national banks which will doubt­ States could not control all of it. The con­
and distinct from the others. I wanted
grants,
and
417
contract
laborers.
One
quite probable that if the Spanish com­
I ness to ill-health. But both accusations to try the message over a very long wire, less be approved by all conservative tention that we must appropriate all of
missioners agree to the cession of the hundred and ninety-nine were returned | and apologies have ceased. The England
bankers and certainly will be bv those
the Philippines in order to expand our
but could not make satisfactory arrange­
entire Philippine group to the United within one year after landing. Of the I of Salisbury has begun to show some of I
who do business with the banks. The trade in the far east generally is absurd.
ments w ith the Western Union Telegraph
States that this country will assume whole number over 14 years of age, the vigor she displayed under the elder
order provides that national banks in For this purpose a naval and coaling
company for the use cf their plant.
$40,000,000 of the debt charged against 1416 could not write, 43,057 could Pitt. The change in England’s course is However, the Pennsylvania railroad has the large cities which have heretofore station there is all that is necessa ry, if
the island, or in other words will relieve neither read nor write, 27,608 over 20 one of the surprises of the Old World’s placed its private wires at our disposal. been examined only once a year, shall indeed even that is required in the inter­
the Spanish treasure of that amount of years of age had $30 or over, and 96,203 politics. It all has come since the war of So w’e have decided upon a wire between hereafter be subjected to an examination est of our Asiatic commerce.
debt in return for absolute sovereignty had less than $30. The total amount the United States with Spain, the Jersey City and Philadelphia for the first twice every twelve months, thus bring­
over the islands. From Paris it is said of money shown by immigrants during strength which the United States showed | trial and after that, if we want to, wre ing them within the rule now applied
Two allied railway passenger associ­
that this is the privotal question, on the year was $3,872,077, but the actual in that conflict, and the evidences of can try a longer w*ire by using a to banks in smaller cities. The comp­ ations have just adopted a joint rule
which success or failure of the peace conn amount brought over was probably friendship by this country for England system of loops.’’ The quadruplex de­ troller points out that if semi-annual ex­ providing for the issuance of clergymen’s
mission depends. It may be that this greatly in excess of this amount. Of the displayed during that struggle and since. vice, now* in use in some telegraph offices, aminations had been the custom the inr half-fare permits by either association,
Philippine debt is upon a different basis whole number of arrivals, 58,613 came
has been considered a giant stride in the paired condition of a national bank in good for the year 1899, on all roads
New York City which recently closed its that are members of both. Thus it seems
from the Cuban debt and that Spain is from Italy, 27,221 from Russia proper.
I t was noticed and commented upon by development of telegraphy and has re­ doors would have been disclosed far in
that instead of following the usual rule
better justified in asking the United 25,128 from Ireland, 17,111 from Ger­
sulted
in
the
saving
of
much
time
and
the British papers that the only foreign
States to assume it in return for the many, 16,659 from Hungary, 12,420
money. The capacity of the new arrange-1 advance of the date of its future and that of trying at the beginning of each year
diplomat
present
at
the
banquet
just
at least a part of the resulting loss and to make half fare permits harder to get
cession of the islands. Perhaps as a from Galicia and Bukowina in Austria J
given in England to Gen. Kitchener was ment of Professor Row land may be j embarrassment to stockholders might
the railroads are this year making them
matter of equity this country, if it de­ Hungary, 12,398 from Sweden, and |
further
comprehended
w
hen
it
is
stated
the United States representative. “In
have been averted. Referring to the ! easier to get. All this is doubtless inter­
mands the whole Philippine group, 9987 from England.
thus associating our American kinsfolk that his invention will do three times | order the New York Mail and Express I
esting to the clergy, but the laity cannot
ought to pay something for them, as it
the work which the quadruplex machine
says it will accomplish a reform in the | help relating the old question why
T he death of Colonel George E. War’ with our national rejoicings.” says the will do.
did for territory taken from Mexico.
London Times, “we desire to show the
system of examinations which fits alto­ clergymen should be entitled to favors at
There were two conclusive reasons of ing, the sanitary expert, who had been I warm appreciation ofthe sympathy with
T he truth is that foreign imports gether in the interest of sound banking. the hands of the railroads not accorded
commissioned
to
visit
the
city
of
Ha
­
the refusal of the United States to as­
which Gen. Kitchener’s victory has been of wollen goods have not to any appre­ Semi-annual examinations of banks <q>er-
to all. If it is true that those who pay
sume any responsiblity in regard to the vana to ascertain the exact sanitary
commented upon beyond the Atlantic.” ciable extent affected the industry this ating under federal charters will be none
fare also pay for those who are carried
Cuban debt. The chief of these was that condition of that city and to form ideas
It
is
this
American
sympathy,
frequent,
year,
and
home
market
has
been
de
­
too frequent. They will be useful to the free the right of the clergy to shift half
this government did not propose to as­ of the best method of putting the place ly and conspicuously displayed of late,
pressed almost exclusively by two mis­ institutions and their patrons in equal ' the burden becomes all the greater coi -
sume sovereignity in Cuba and the other in the best sanitary shape, only empha­ which has nerved England to torn upon
takes of domestic origin. The first was degree and their ultimate effect must be | undrum.
was that the debt was largely created sizes the fact that the solution of the her enemies. America's moral aid would
the crazy speculation in wool which was ’ to strengthen the national bank system ,
in repressing the effort of the Cuban Cuban problem is to be sought not so be extended to England in any conflict
based on the notion that, with about ¡ and give it a larger hold on the confid- i B y a decision of the supreme court of
much
in
our
military
and
naval
re
­
people to free themselves from Spanish
Illinois, the town of Pullman, which has
between that country and the nations of two year’s supply was in sight, wool cnce of the business public.
sources,
as
in
our
ability
to
grapple
with
oppression. The circumstances are dif­
figured prominently as a co-operative
continental
Europe.
Every
nation
in
the
could
be
profitably
raised
last
February
ferent in the case of the Philippines, if yellow fever. Colonel Waring was pre­ Old World knows this, and has comment­
T hose who think that territorial ex­ community, must soon cease its separate
I more than 50 per cent, above prices ob­
it lie the intention of this government to sumed to be safe from the insiduious at­ ed upon it. America’s influence in this
tained a year earlier. The second was pansion will necessarily bring trade ex­ existance and become merged into the
tack,
less
dangerous
at
this
time
of
the
demand the cession of all of them and
pansion will derive no encouragement city of Chicago, Pullman was one of the
than in the heated season, but the way is decisive, though not a shot need the advance of many woolen goods
the debt of the islands was wholly or year
.
from the opinion of one of the most in­ creations of the late George M. Pullman,
be
fired
by
an
American
vessel
or
soldier.
j
above
prices
which
consumers
were
pre
­
largely created for their development sequel showed that in spite of all pre­ The fact that the United States would lx
pared to pay, on the theory that people telligent and sucessful business men in who was inspired with the idea that by
to
caution
the
contagion
proved
fatal
and improvment.
unfriendly to any combination formed would not believe that wool could de­ the United States—Andrew Carnegie. milking it a model town for the benefit
the eminent sanitary engineer.
against England, so long as England, as cline, even after such an advance and No man sjieaks with greater authority of the workmen in his car shops he
I nstead of paying Spain $40,000,000
respectiug the practical side of expan­ would set an example for other large in-
as an indemnity for the cession of the
T he decision of the United States ftt- now, is fighting the battles of civilization, with a great stock on hand. Most
sion. In a recent enter view Mr. Carne­ du. trial concerns and contribute mater
Philippines to the United States, Presi­ preme court against the Railway Traffic lias a deterrent effect upon continental people did believe it would decline, and
gie said that if the United States is go­ ially to the solution of the labor problem.
Europe
which
turns
the
scale
in
favor
of
held
back
orders
for
goods.
Both
ma
­
dent McKinley intends to reimburse her association means that greater efforts
ing to enter upon the course the expan­ The famous Pullman stike, however,
England.
Thus
we
see
England
prepar
­
terial
and
goods,
having
run
away
from
only for the debt of about $1,000,000 than ever will be put forth by the roads
sionists urge there can be no prosperous demonstrated conclusively that the in­
contracted for public improvements. for legislation in the coming congress ing herself at this moment to strike the demand for consumption, met inac­
business, because we shall lie subject to habitants of Pullman were by no means
tive
markets,
and
yielding
in
both
was
France
in
Africa
and
France's
ally
Kus.
President McKinley and his cabinet have legalizating pooling. The railroads have
wars and war’s alarms and business is immune from labor difficulties of the
sia,
is
Asia,
if
provocation
is
furnished.
necessary
to
prepare
either
the
public
or
carefully noted that the sentiment ex­ been persistently demanding the repeal
the child of security and peace.
He de­ same kind as experienced by wage work­
pressed throughout the country by the of the anti-pooling clause of the inter­ As a consequence France is evacuating | the clothiers to buy with any freedom.
clared that territorial expansion will not ers else where, and now the court declines
Fashoda
and
Russia
’
s
activity
in
Chinese
It
was
inevitable
that
in
time
business
elections has been in opposition to the state commerce act ever since that law
bring expansion, saying that the devel­ that the charter under which the Pull­
would take the place of speculation.
suggestion to indemnify Spain to the ex­ was enacted and have regularly ignored affairs has suddenly ceased.
opment of one state in the union in man company is incorporated confers no
tent first proposed. As was put out by and violated the law. Now the stimulus
S ome weeks ago the czar of Russia jieacc and security will outweigh all the authorty to establish or maintain the
A series of important v^periments
the administration authorities, it was to get the law changed is materially
extended an invitation to the great pow increase of profit we can get from for­ model town. But even after its corpor­
are
about
to
be
made
over
the
wires
of
intended to give the capital of the entire enhanced and the renewal of the de-
mand for' legislation making pooling ' the Pennsylvania railroad to determine ers of Europe to join him in an effort to eign trade in any of the worthless pos­ ate disappearance, Pullman town will
debt floated, with the Philippines as se
val the value of the multiplex device invented bring about a general disarmament. sessions which we can attempt now to lie cited among the unique experiments
curity, and amounting to $40,000,000. permissible is ascertain as the renew
by Professor Henry A. Rowland ofthe It is now announced from St. Petersburg take. The Philippines, said Mr. Carne­ in industrial co-oj>eration.
What will lie paid by the United States, of the fight against the scalpers.
Johns Hopkins university. By means of that all the powers have accepted the gie, have a certain trade which cannot
according to the present intention of the
czar’s invitations and the program is be greatly increased, the wants of the
Notice to Taxpayers.
T he course of four of the most prom­ this iuvention it is possible to send eight
president, is the debt contracted by
about to be formulated for the confer­ people are few, barbarians are no cus­
telegraphic
messages
over
the
same
wire
Costs
will I m * added to all taxes not
Spain for the establishment of light­ inent nations of Europe at this moment
at the same time, four in each direction. ence of diplomatic representatives. tomers, civilized people are the consum­ paid by November 21 st, 1898.
houses, harbor improvements and public shows in a striking way the great in
H. H. ALDERMAN, Sheriff.
The messages are sent over a keyboard Whether the acceptance of the czar's in- I ers of our products. If the American
buildings. All told, this does not amount fluence which the United States is be-
COME TO TILLAMOOK COUNTY !
The Paradise of the Coast for Dairyinp;, Stock Raising, Timber, etc
The Soil Surprisingly Productive.
Fine Schools and Churches.
The Land is Cheap.
I
Crop Failure Never Known.
Good Class of People.
Stock Alway Fat.
GRASS IS KING !
Land in Tillamook County will raise three times the amount of Grass to that raised in any other section of Oregon.
m a
anll lg the l(leal paghlre for dalrylng.
One Acre of Land
TILLAMOOK BUTTER AND CHEESE
:
Krino-inw the Highest Cash Price iii the San Francisco and Portland markets,
to
its
fine
quality,]
is
at^
a
THhunook? where the industrious Home Seeker is bound to be successful.
Owing
No Those
county deling information regarZH^'-k county can sec’ure it by writing to the H eadlight O fhce , or to any of the
nerfectlv reliable business men of Tillamook city._________________________________ _______