Tillamook headlight., February 23, 1899, Image 2

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, FEBRUARY 23, 1899.
A New Stock of General Merchandise !
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We make a Specialty of LOGGERS'SUPPLIES,
Who Save Money by Trading with us.
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS
HARDWARE
TINWARE
Do you want Hardware or Tinware, come
and inspect our stock.
fl
FULL
LINE
OF
GROCERIES
You cannot buy them anywhere cheaper.
ELEGANT PARLOR AND COOK STOVES.
The Best Stock in the City to select from.
THE LARGEST AND CHOICEST STOCK
OF CHINA AND CROCKERY WARE.
All our Goods are of Superior Quality, which
we will dispose of at small profit.
McINTOSH & M c NAIR. Tillamook
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
have “any sky pilot show him the road
before the latter part of March and in States far on the way toward redeeming
to
heaven
”
Just
before
striking
the
in
­
macing its a Ivcnt two months ahead itself. That bill will give us our proper
Fred C. linker. Pulii inlier.
visible trail he let loose this chunk of
o time would indicate that conditions rank in the world, and while providing
wisdom: ‘If any of you follow my body
f >r its contraction are favorable, not­ employment for our people, strengthen
to the cemetery do not uncover your
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
withstanding all that we have done in the national defense, if it becomes a law.
Official Paper, Tillamook City and County
heads and take chances on getting pneu­
the way of sanitation.
The work nec­
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W ith a population of 35,000,000 the monia.” Helena thermometers were
essary to stamp out this disease in the
pretty
low
down
at
the
time
the
advice
KATES OE SUBSCRIPTION
climate of Cuba will be a labor not of republic of France maintains a standing
¡STHICTI.V IN ADVANCE.)
yy H. COOPER,
months, but years, and in the mean- army of 500,000 men. Surely an army was heeded.
On? year
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time there is little hope for the irnniu- of 100,000 would not be a very serious
Hix montliN...........................................
75
The minister to Nicaragua had not
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Three months
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“ W hat shall we eat and drink ?” asks nity of the soldiers that shall remain on menace to the liberties of the American completed his explanation of just how
Office at corner of Main am! 2nd streets.
I people.
the World. One after another the great the island.
the late revolution in his country hap­
OREGON.
doctors have set a seal of condemnation
TILLAMOOK
C ongress is expected at once to pass a pened before another broke out. South
T
he
decision
of
the
secretary
of
the
upon nearly everything that we like.
bill for the taking of the next census. and central America is the finest field
HEADLIGHT PIRATE
Tomatoes, we are warned, breed cancer. navy to build six 2,500-ton cruisers is The bill proposed provides for two prin­
for the education of war correspondents
Cucumbers give colic. Beans are over­ to be regretted. The draught of these cipal things—unrestrained spoils and
j. may ,
yet discovered and the wonder is that yy
vessels is so great that they cannot be
rich
and
destructive
of
digestion.
Beef
crass incompetency in a work for which more do not attend. These little distur­
Doles Out Gems of Current
contains the germ of tapeworm. Pigs used in the rivers and estuaries on the competency is vitally important. There bances afford constant practice and they
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Topics and Events.
and chickens have trichinae.
Sugar, coast of China or in the Philippines, is to be a director at $6,000 a year, an
are
asharmless
as
a
French
duel.
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bread and peas tend to diabetes. Wine while their armament and batteries are assistant director at $4,000, five statis­
T he whole country in one acclaim is
gives gout. The “ old oaken bucket that too light to engage in battle, unless ticians at $3,000 each and a number of
just now engaged in heaping deserved
hangs in the well,” the “moss-covered with vessels of a similar class, which other high-priced employees, besides sixty COMMERCIAL CONDITIONS.
laudations upon the American volun­
rp II. G0YNE,
bucket,’’ is infested with disease germs, have fallen into disfavor with the strong clerks, three hundred supervisors and
teer. Although the reports so far re­
naval
powers
and
consequently
will
be
and, besides that, the water of the well,
! many thousands of enumerators. Under
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
ceived of the recent fighting at Manila
The foreign commerce of the United
We have al­
not being properly aerated, is prolific of no longer constructed.
the pending bill not one of these men is to States last year showed an unprreedent-
are meager and incomplete, they suffice
Office: Opposite Court House,
malady. Even the bubbling spring bears ready, of this class of cruisers, eighteen, be subjected to any sor| of examination
to show that the volunteer regiments
ed surplus of exports over imports. The
typhoid in its waters, coming as they do which is fully as many as we are ever to determine his fitness. All of them are
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bore more than their full share of the
foreign commerce of the United King
from no man knows whither. Milk, the likely to need. The money necessary to I to be appointed by the director for such
brunt of battle and that they performed
dom preset.ted a striking contest to this,
build
these
six
vessels
would
have
given
accepted type of innocence, is a dissemi­
reasons as may happen to influence him the exports having materially declined,
their duty as soldiers in a manner that
nation of tuberculosis and other dread us four powerful protected cruisers of a —the word of a congressman of his party
would reflect credit upon any body of
while the imports were largely increased. 0LAUDE THAYER,
higher
speed
and
heavier
armament
diseases, besides being indigestible to
being the usual “influence”—and every The extraordinauy progress of the for­
troops combating against unequal num­
than
the
New
York,
which
would
have
grown-up folks. And now at last comes
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
one of them will have a pecuniary interest eign trade of tins country is causing
bers. That the volunteers upon whom
a great German scientific sharp—Dr. added to the effective fighting strength in prolonging the work of taking and
the attack was first made in a night on­
some
anxiety
in
England.
It
is
stated
of
our
navy
more
than
a
dozen
of
these
Hans Koeppe—to warn us against chem­
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publishing the census to the utmost limit
slaught when the position ami strength
ically pure, distilled water as a positive light war ships could have done. The of possibility, because every one of them that some of the more prominent finan­
of the enemy could not he readily as­
ciers
and
in
fact
some
of
rhe
statesmen
and active poison, destructive of the war ship of the future that will decide knows that his salary will cease when
J J. J. DALY.
certained should prove entirely equal
¡OSCAR HAYTEK.
mucous membrane and otherwise alarm­ destinies and make history is to be the the work is done. The whole system is of England who concern themselves with
to the emergency is proof positive of
ingly deadly. Now, we had all settled fast, heavily armored cruisers and battle­ wrong. The public interest is that the economic subjects, are taking a very J) ALY & HAYTER,
their availability for anv military service
down upon distilled water as the one ships with powerful batteries and every , census statistics should be collected as deep interest in the new conditions in
that may be required. When attempts
ATTORNEYS-AT-LA W,
safe thing in the world to swallow. It dollar that we expend in the construc­ accurately, tabulated as capably and die United States. They confess that if
are made, however, to contrast the regu­
it continues a serious problem will be pre­
is rather unpalatable, of course; it is tion of a navy would give better results, published as promptly as possible.
D allas . O regon , j
lars and the volunteers it must be ap­
sented to the British nation. They are
troublesome to procure, and it is by no at least for the present, if devoted to
parent on reflection that the line of dis­
means satisfying to the cravings of a the building of that type of fighting
S ome of the Chicago papers are singl- ■ | not only alarm«‘d that the United States
tinction can be drawn only with diffi­
hungry thirsty man; but at any rate we craft.
ing out three men—Hoar. Hale anb Gor I is buying less of the products of Great ROBERT A. MILLER,
culty. Whatever might have been said
Britian and especially of her colonies, but
believed it to be uqirnpeachablv whole­
I f any branch or age of the human man—as being in a particularly direct
of the volunteers at the time they were
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
some and so thoroughly safe that our family ! as escaped the grasp of the degree responsible for the deaths of the on the other hand this country is selling
mustered into the United States service
O regon C ity , O regon .
millions
more
to
Great
Britain
and
her
drinking of it—even with a grimace of trusts it has not been observed. They American soldiers killed in the fighting
from the respective militia organizations,
disgust—we have regarded in the light reach out for the baby’s cradle, the at Manila. This is all right as far as it | | colonies than it has ever done and so far Land Titles and Land Office Business a
the volunteer regiments have long since
as some of the colonies are concerned
Specialty.
passed the point where they can be of an almost supererogatory act of vir­ youngster’s candy, the man’s toddy, the goes, but «'hat is to be done with Billy 1 , —Australia and South Africa, for ins­
tue. Again, what are we to eat and woman’s corset and the corpse’s coffin. Mason? Billy’s vote for the treaty after
classed as raw recruits. The weakest
drink ? The doctors themselves who pro­ No one has yet devised a scheme to get he had been fighting it until that time ( tance—is talking away England’s own
(JAMES MCCAIN,
point ]x-rhaps in this system is the risk
rA. W. SEVERANCE.
nounce
all these anathemas against a corner of salvation, so this is prob­ ought not to save him from tile condem­ maiket so long established in those coun*
assumed by lack of cxj>crienced officers,
!
rties.
sohds
and
liquids
eat
and
drink
what
­
J^cCAIN & SEVERANCE,
ably safe until lawyers become more nation of the country. There was a
for whom longer training and more ex­
ever they like. Some of them even eat familiar with the subject.
In 1898 the exports of merchandise
chance all along that Billy wool«« be
acting education are desirable, but here,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LA W,
mince-pie at midnight and regale them­
frightened into supporting the treaty at produced in the United Kingdom fell
too, the natural ability of the American
selves in the small hours with Welsh rab­
T here will be very general approval the last moment, but his attack upon it below the imports by the large sum of
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volunteer has been found ^responsive to
bits and mulled clarets or hot Scotches. of the position! taken by Mr. Cannon, ««ere as preslstent and vindictive as those ! $1,152,000.(MX). Tin’s was unprecedented
the demand. It is sate to say that the
B. HENDRICKS,
Shall we follow their precepts or their chairman of the appropiations commit­ of any other of its opponents. To the ex in the history of British trade and it has 1 IT
volunteer regiments, vs|>cciallv those in
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
practice ?
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tee of the house of representatives, tent, of Billy's influence he was as much raised the question whether the British 11"
Manila, arc to-day officered in large part
Careful attention paid to Land Office
against
extravagant
appropriations.
responsible
for
the
lives
of
the
forty
or
nation
is
not
to
some
extent
living
on
its
by men who have been promoted from
T he most powerful influence at pres.
work and collections, notary public
subordinate positions or from the ranks ent in this country is military, Our The government is spenting more money fiftv Americans killed in the recent fight j capital. Although trade in the United
work and practice in all the
since they were mustered into the United easily achieved defeat of Spain created than it is receiving. The cash balance in ing as Hoar,Gorman or Hale. The Amer­ Kingdom is good and the country seems
Courts.
States service. With such resources con­ a popular feeling of pride in the army the national treasury, more than hal ican people, in keeping that list of twen­ to be more than ordinarly prosperous, Office in the J. II. Bridgeford Building,
near the post-office,
stantly at their command no wonder and navy that is entirely justifiable, but of which is borrowed money, is steadily ty-seven copperheads who voted against many Englishmen are apprehensive that
BAY CITY ..........
OREGON.
the American ¡»coplehave an innate aver­ the effect has been to give a potency dwindling and if the present rate of the treaty, will not fail to make a place ' the appearances may bo deceptive. Such
sion to large standing armies and feel and force to military opinion and in­ expenditure is long maintained the gov- on the tail end of the roll for the name men as Sir Courtney Boyle, president of [A AVID WILEY M.D.
1
British Board of trade, and thecolon-
confident in their ability to protect them fluence quite extraordinary in our na eminent must sooner or later go further of the Illinois Senator, who stood with the
in debt or increase taxation. The warn­ these reneg ades up to the moment when ial secretary, Mr. Chamberlain, take a I
selves at all times against all foes.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND
tional experience. It is manifested con­
ing sounded by Mr Cannon is therefore the indignation of his own state forced somewhat
1
pessimistic view of the situa- j
stantly, dominating the administration
ACCOUCHEUR.
timely and proper and while it may not him to abandon them and to attack hi« t on. There are others, however, who j
and operating upon congress. Not dur­
All call promptly attended to.
have the desired effect upon congress it own tricky an«l discreditable record.
do net regard the conditions so seriously,!
ing the civil war was the military in­
is not to l»e doubted that it will have
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' among them Sir Robert Giffen, the em­
fluence stronger than it is at this time.
strong popular endorsement. Accord­
C ongressman C onnor ' s statement be inent statistician. That authority, in an
This influence is almost solidly arrayed
ing to the statement made by Mr. Can­ fore tile house of representatives dooms address before the Royal Statistical bo ­ Ç. E. HAWKE, M.D.,
mat the agencies ot communication in support of the policy of expansion,
should lx* taken out of the control of for the very obvious reason that the non the expenditures of the government all hopes for relief from stamp taxes for s '«.' .while unable to strike a favorable
during the seven months ending with the next two years at least, and inci. balance, explained that there are certain
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
private corporations and made part of po’.icy necessarily involves a larger army,
the |M>Ktal service, In this resftect the which would enable many to at once January exceeded the receipts to the dentally it may lie remarked that if im­ unknown quantities which if they could
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
telegraphs of the I United States are at attain promotion. And quite naturallv amount to more than $93,000,000, perialism becomes a condition and not be accurately ascertaided Would give a
which promises a deficit for the current a theory the stamp tax may lie here to different aspect to the situation. A Telephone No. 7.
it
variance with those of every important this influence is not averse to war.
stay.
nation of the world. In the main Con was exerted in that direction before the fiscal year, which ends June 30, of $159,-
great many items, it was pointed out, |
000.000 exclusive of the $20,000,000 to
T he attempt to bring the bodies of enter into British exports which are not 1'0 YOU
gressman Maxwell’s ¡»ostal telegraph war with Spain and it is being exerted
bill is sound. Instead of following the now for the prosecution of hostilities l>e paid to Spain. It is quite possible fallen soldiers back from Cuba and included in the government statistics, J
plan of the late (»ardiner Hubbard to against the Filipinos. A Washington that the deficiency will be greater than Porto Rico brings to light the fact that one of these, the value of vessels builtin KNOW THE NEWS •
create a partnership bet ween the govern, dispatch states that an army officer this estimate and it may lie confidently it costs more to bring home a dead sol. Great Britain for foreigners, amounting
You can have it all for
inent and a so called postal telegraph who has done a great deal of Indian predicted that it will l>e less. There is dier than a live soldier. That is an­ lately to $50,000,000 or more a year. Mr. I
PER.. cnp PER...
MONTH 'JUL MONTH
company that would enjoy the use of campaigning advises a vigorous cam­ every reason to expect that expenditures other reason why the jieople would pre­ Giffen and others present argum^ts to
hi The Evening Telegram, of
|M>stal facilities, including buildings, paign against the Filipinos—that in or- in the Philippines will lie larger than at fer to have their soldiers brought back prove that Great Britain can stand a'
Portland, Oregon. It is the larg­
clerical force and letter curriers, the Max­ der to bring these people, who aspire to present and the government will not get alive.
surplus of imports amonnting to even a
est evening newspaper publish­
well bill contemplates the outright pur­ independence and self-government, to the money out of the revenue of the
thousand
million
dollars
a
year
without
-
ed
in Oregon ; it contains all the
T he refusal of Governor Roosevelt to
chase ot all existing telegraph lines ex­ terms, we shall go on and slaughter islands. It is possible that in Cuba and
news of the state and nation, Try
exercise executive clemency in the case touching the capital of the nation or '
Porto
Rico
the
revenues
will
alter
a
it f >r a month. A sample copy
cept Mitch as are operated within the them relentlessly. It matters not that
of the woman who brutally murdered causing it to live beyond its legitimate j
will be mailed to you free. Ad­
private use ot their owners. It also in­ in doing this many American soldiers time pay the cost of military govern­
income.
her defenseless ste|idaiighter is gratify,
dress
cludes the purchase and o|»eration of must be sacrificed. It matters not that ments, but this is bv no means certain.
There is no doubt that the
__ wealth ot
ing. Foolish sentimentality for crimi­
THE TELEGRAM,
long distance telephone lines. In the such a course may mean a great exj<n<l-
J. H enniker H eaton . one of the l»est nals is all to common in this country, the British nation is steadily increasing. I
Portland Or,
matter of rates the bill is somewhat iturr of money to lie taken out of the
known members of the British parlia­ and whenever one commits a wanton Its vast investments of capital in all
crude, l»eing drawn with the design to |>ockets of the American ¡»topic. It does
INSURE WITH
ment. in a paper published in the North and heinous crime there is no reason parts of the world bring returns which i
establish one uniform rate, irrea]*retive not matter that to force our rule and
American Review, in 1KK4, thus express­ why punishment should not lie inti icted '«instantly add to the natioual wealth
Claude
Thayer,
of distance, for all parts of the United authority on these alien people would
ed his amazement nt the neglect of Amer­ as the law diievts. irrespective of the and undoubtly the addition of this Agent for Fireman's Fund and London
States. The question of rates, is, how­ l»e utterly inconsistent with the pro­
ican shipping interests by the government sex. color or previous condition of the source during the last few years hasI
ever, a minor matter, the main point fessions we made when we went to war
and Lancashire Fire Insurance
**en very Urge. But it appears to l.e
of the United States ; “As a chi sequence criminal.
being the neqni'titi mi of the telegraph with Spain. These considerations have
Companies.
no less certain that British supremacy in
of refusing $5,000,000 a year in subsidies
H aving put both houses on record in
systems oft he country and their exclusive no weight with such as the military
the world s commerce is passing awav
during thirty years to native shipowners,
favor of a constitutional amendment
control and operation by the govern- officer referred to. The one thing they
and that the time is not verv far dis­ SAMPLE COPIES of the Headlight wi-[
or $150,000,000. the United Stateshad
providing for the election of United
ment in connection with its post office nee and which blinds them to all else, is
be sent free on application. Send a
to pay in the same period no less than
tant when the United States will have
States senators by direct popular vote
system. The greatest oIu»taele to enact that the policy they advise would re­
postal card or leave your name at the
$3,000,000,000 for freights, while their
attained primacy in a trade of the
incut of such a hill is now. as it has quire more soldiers and with a larg r
the members of the legislature can liend
office It pays to subscribe for the lead
world and as a iMNeMary consequence
mercantile marine dwindled into insigni-
always been, the inflated capitalization army they would obtain promotion.
their undivided energies to reaching a
ing, newsiest and brainiest new paper
ficance.” But the passage of the bill now
financial
pre-eminence
also.
of the existing eompam<H*. w hich makes
popular choice in the senatorial elec­
upon the calenders of each branch of con.
C LI BRING RATES—Weekly Oregonian
it difficult to arrive nt a fair valuation ' Y ellow fever in thus early making its
tion which the constitution devolves
giess. favorably reported by the proper upon them.
at which the government should buy in ap|)tarancc among our soldiers in Cuba
and Headlight, per year, $2.25 ; the
T he . iregonian mvs -The only legi.la.
committes. will correct the neglect thus
the property. Congressman Maxwell's is an ill omen that bodes no good fo
Sat» Francisco Examiner and Head-
vividlv stated, and. as a consequence.
estimate of $30,000.01)0 is much below* the future. It usually does not appear j
light. $2 25. New York Thrice a-Week
wl,°
h™p
the next thirty years will find the I inted in the legal fashion recently refused t>
I
the one of 18»7, that didn't organi«. " ‘ I World and Headlight, $2.00. Strictly
J
cash in advance.
(tiUrtJHDOli
fjvrtbliixht
what other advocates of the postal tele­
graph have conceded to be a reasonable
price. While it is doubtful that the pre­
sent congress will give the bill the con­
sideration it deserves, the subject is one
in which the people of the whole United
States are vitally interested and upon
which congress will sooner or later be
coni ¡jelled to take decisive action.
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