Tillamook headlight., June 01, 1899, Image 2

___________________________ THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE 1, ^8"*
“ HARDWARE AND DAIRY UTENSILS.
groceries .
STOVES & RANGES.
Large Line Charter Oak Stoves.
Star Estate Ranges,
Umpire Air Tight Heaters,
Doors, Windows & Glass,
Churns &, Butter Workes,
Milk Cans,
Paints & Oils.
lei
HARDWARE.
§
We carry the Largest Stock of
Hardware in Tillamook County.
Before buying Nails, Windows,
Doors and Sashes call and get
our prices.
We carry a First Class Stock of Groceries and Provisions.
Canned Goods; etc., which will be found complete in every line,
We want your trade and will do our best to give satisfaction in all
transactions.
We keep in stock a nice line of China, Crockery, Glass,
Tinware, etc.
CHINA & TINWARE.
McINTOSH & McNAIR. Tillamook.
Told Out of Court.
t here lewd songs and improper plays THE RAILROAD PROPOSITION wheat grown in the Northwest, and
the more ships that are attracted to the
and vile purposes to which money is put,
•‘Thisstatement.” says a late opinion,
Fred C. Baker, Pubi Imiter.
but these are not arguments against the Is an Enterprise of Great Pro­ Columbia the lower will be the rates, “is a summary of 667 large typewritten
the
wheatgrowers
profiting
accordingly.
legitimate use of music, or the drama,
mise to Tillamook County.
pages of what is called ‘evidence,* but
Official Paper, Tillamook City and County ««;• with $1,200,000 in eash. This i or money. So precisely with dancing; The Oregonian,commenting editorially When Astoria becomes as important a which, fur the most part, is simply -gab.
lumber
port
as
Moodvville,
Port
Blakely
, motley is placed hy the war department it conies under the same category and upon the proposition of Mr. A. B. Ham­
hie. gabble, gabble;’ thus furnishing a
I to the credit of Colonel Cox, clvef pay­ one can no more consistently condemn mond to build a railroad into Tillamook or Port Gamble, shipowners will no tine illustration of what a curse the art
KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
longer hesitate about sending their ves­
master of the Department of the Pacific, ; dancing than he can condemn money, or county, had this to say on Saturday :
(STK1CTI.V IN ADVANCE.)
sels to the Columbia river “seeking," of the stenographer is to the appellate
On year
5« , at the sub-treasury at San Francisco. music, or the drama.”
“The announcement that Mr. A. B. knowing full well that if there is no courts.”
Six months.......................................................
75 > He hands it over to the officer selected,
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Hammond
had made overtures to the
Three mouths
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T he N.Y. World says: Mr. Carnegie citizens of Tillamook with a view to giv­ wheat selling they will still be sure of j The attorney for the plaintiff in an
a cargo. The construction of the rail­ action for killing a dog said: “Gentle­
Office at corner of Main and 2nd wtreeta.
treasury to the steamship, guarded by has had to run away from London to
ing that isolated section rail communica­ road from Goble to Astoria was an im­ men of the jury, he was a good dog, a
soldiers. Most of the money is in gold, avoid the horde of beggars who wish to
tion with the outside world is the most portant piece of work; it disbursed a fine-appearing dog, a valuable dog, and
chiefly Because silver weighs so much ; aid him in his endeavors to avoid “the
HEADLIGHT PIRATE
cheering piece of railroad news that has great deal of money in the state at a
it does not lie in the mouth of the
but there is some silver also, as well as a ¡crime of dying rich.” There is some­
been received from Clatsop and Tillamook period when the financial situation was
defendant to say he was a worthless enr,
. | few thousand dollars in notes. United thing in the old woman’s beatitude:
Doles Out Gems of Current States notes have not yet obtained re­
counties since the completion ot the As­ strained, and it has proved a cotiven-
because it is in evidence before you that
“Blessed are those who have nothing, toria & Portland railroad
A great ienee to the people of both Portland and
Topics and Events.
cognition in the Philippines, and silver for they shall not be pestered with rob-
on one occasion he offered $5 for one ot
many millions of dollars have been in­ Astoria. But as far as developing any
and gold are more convenient. Another bers and beggars.”
his pups.’’
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vested in various localities in the West
T he New York correspondent of the objection to silver out there is that
new territory, or presenting opportuni­
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in the construction of railroads which
The trouble with some corporations is
Philadelphia Press suggests that those ! people are accustomed to accept the
W henever a party of explorers goes paralleled or cut into the territory of ties for releasing any of the latent describe in a late(case as follows: “Some
wealth from nature's storehouses, it was
who are advocating radical changes in ' white metal near its bullion value, and into the Arctic regions the rest of the
transportation systems who facilities
our currency system should get a thor­ do not realize that Uncle Sam’s stamp world is kept busy for the next few years
of small importance in comparison with are afflicted with what may be called
were already equal to or in excess of the
ough understanding of one of the most ' makes it worth 100 cents on the dollar. searching for them or endeavoring to find
the road Mr. Hammond now has under ‘congenital’ insolvency. They are born
traffic obtainable in the competitive ter­
delicate and yet perfectly worked out Gold “goes” everywhere.
contemplation.
Every point touched by iusolvent, capitalized into insolvency at
their remains. It will take several years ritory. Competition of this nature has
the moment of their creation, the eke
pieces of financing the history of ex­
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more before we shall stop searching after always provoked inquiry as to why such the Astoria and Goble road was easy of!
changes records. This was the transfer I T he national committee, composed of Prof. Andre’s balloon.
access for both Portlaud and Astoria [ out a precarious existence in an appar­
roads were built, and where the support
of $20,000,000 in gold from the United federal officials, designated to receive
years before the road was built. Nearly ent effort to solve the old paradox of
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was coming from to keep them in opera­
living on the interest of their debts.”
States to Spain without the movement subscriptions to a fund with which to
Adjutant-General Corbin as prepared tion. There will be no idle speculation of every point that will be touched by the
of a dollar of coin and in such way that [ purchase a home for Admiral Dewey in a statement of the number of deaths
Tillamook road is now practically inac­
“Gentlemen of the jury, have you
ultimately, perhaps in the near future, I Washington City, has issued an address which have occurred in the army since the this nature should the proposed line to cessible to either citv.”
agreed upon a verdict?" asked the judge.
this entire sum will appear again as a calling for popular subscriptions. The beginning of the war with Spain : In Tillamook become an accomplished fact.
On the contrary, it has always been a
"We have not,” replied the foreman,
part of the resources of the Treasury
Gossip About Noted People.
committee states that Admiral Dewey’s Cuba, 1399; in Porto Rico, 287; in
“and what’s more we never will 1« able
department. It was done as inter­ j official duties on his return to the United Honolulu, 45; in the Philippines, 606; source of wonder to people familiar with
the remarkably rich and varied natural
national balances are sometimes shifted
“The czar," says a correspondent of the to. You see. judge,” lie added collfid-
I States will be performed in Washington in the United States, 3872. Total 6209. resources of the region to be traversed by
by the financiers of London, that is
Boston transcript, "loves to throw otf entally, "it's just this way : When the
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j and expresses the opinion that a grate-
the proposed line that it should remain
lawyer for the defense got through talk­
simply by transfer of credits. The gold | ( fill nation cannot do better than pro-
W ith $226,000,000 of gold coin in the so long neglected. It matters not whe- his state. Even on formal occasions lie ing we were unanimously of the opinion
for which warrants were issued upon '
wears
a
simple
colonel
’
s
uniform,
with
I vide liberally for his comfort “in a home United States treasury, nobodv at this 1 her the road is built from its present
that the client should be acquitted and
the United States treasurer in New York fitted to his tastes, worthy in some
time is propounding theconundrum whe­ terminus at Seaside on up theNecanicum, decorations, and has the manners of a
the prosecuting attorney disbarred, if
remains in the subtreasury vaults there, measure of his services and indicative in a
private
gentleman.
In
his
everyday
life
ther there is gold enough to keep up the and thence near the matchless summer
its ownership having been transferred I , small degree of the gratitude which is
he loves the retirement of woods and not hanged, and when we had heard the
single gold standard.
resorts of Elk creek and Cannon beach,
by means of certain yellow slips of paper not of a day, but of all time.” We have
fields, or, when in town, lie is frequently prosecuting attorney we decided that
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on around Necarnie mountain to the Ne­
which arc asgoo.l as gold for those who
j
to
be seen driving in a simple, open sleigh 'lie prisoner was guilty and his lawyer
no doubt that this view will be very
I owa pa|>crs express the opinion that halem and Tillamook, or whether the
are in lawful possession. In the course1 generally approved and that the re­
General Weaver is in hie dotage. Just Nehalem is entered by utilizing the old without so much as an aide-de-camp or ought to get twenty yeais in the peniten­
of the government's business with ini- , sponse to the committee's call will be
tender him an office and see if lie does not grade between Clatsop City and Saddle footuian. in the streets of his capital, tiary as well. Then he gave them forty-
porters these slips will work through the ,
happy when lie can escape recognition five minutes of instructions and we were
prompt and generous. Admiral Dewey respond with his old lime alacrity.
mountain. By either route magnificent
banks into the custom house in payment | I will be honored with banquets and hy
and
salute from passerby, amused at any up in the air, so to speak, and so confused
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timber and agricultural lands would be
of customs and be returned to the sub- | I public demonstrations to the full extent
chance
rencontre that put, him on a level that we have been unable to agree upon
D ewey has started on his homeward tapped by every mile of the road, and the
treasury, until in a little while all of | of his powers of endurance, but beyond
with his subjects. It is clear that lie has anything except that both attorneys
terminus
at
Tillamook
would
be
in
the
trip.
It
will
be
advisable
for
him
to
lay
them will come back in that way and j all these he would undoubtedly appreci-
ought to be convicted.’’
in a good supply of nerve tonic, for he heart of the finest dairy country in the no fear of attempted violence, whether
the gold in the vaults be again in the !
secret
or
o)>en,
and
there
is
every
reason
I ate such a popular testimonial as is pro- will need it.
United States.
ownership of the government. More I | posed and in which, as the committee
From Fen ¡more Coopor and other
to believe that his confidence is well
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than ninety |wr cent of the world’s busi­
“Handicapped by a wretched transpor­ founded. He has a winning personality authorities we gained the impression
I says, “ patriotism will have a tnonu-
E
x -S enator P effer is by no means
ness is done by the transfer of credits and |
tation service, which frequently causes
and is reputed to be in sincere sympathy that the Indian is a stolid, severe individ­
I ment.” The nation has honored Dewey the only populist that has had his eye-
this transaction between the govern­
an entire shipment of butter to spoil
| in giving him the rank of admiral and in teeth cut.
with the principles of liberal thought.” ual, with no sense of the white man's
while en route to this city, and with the
ments of the United States and Spain, expressing its gratitude for his services,
humor, but one red brother showed him­
If Dr. Veugnon, who ha, Dreyfus in self quite a civilized joker the other day
in which not a dollar of actual cash was
industry vet in its infancy, Tillamook
EXPANSION.
j To present him a home in the national
dairymen last year sold nearly $150,000 charge, is right, the famous prisoner and in rhe United States court at St. Paul.
turned over, is an interesting and in­ capital purchased by popular subscrip­
"Tis said bv some we can’t expand,
structive illustration of a financial pro­
worth of butter and cheese to Portland exile may never have the chance to stand He was on the stand in a hotly contested
tion would be a manifestation of the
Must not reach out our mighty hand
cess that is continually going on in the
merchants.
All of her other farm prod, a new trial. "Dreyfus,” says the doctor, case and Attorney D. R, Bailey of Sioux
public esteem in the highest degree credi­
world's exchanges.
And lift from out the depths of night
nets, except occasional small shipments “is a neuropathic subject, and the regime Falls was after him in the most approved
table to the American people.
A savage race of life and light.
of honey and cranberries, went to San to which he has been submitted has fashion of cross-examination, Finally,
* $ #
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Because some statement, long since dead, Francisco, whither a line of steamers, made him more so; isolation, idleness,
T he foreign trade statistics for last
O ne conclusion reached by the court Has wrote, or dreampt, or thought, or which is regularly maintained, carried boredom and discouragement irritate his after apparently frightening the Indian
month show a declining tendency in the
with the awful consequences which
I
of
inquiry which investigated the
said,
several million feet of lumber. This wealth nervous system, his malady displayed would follow the slightest deviation
heavy exports of merchandise from the
charges
that
bad
beef
was
supplied
to
’Twas ’gainst the constitution.
which has been wrested from nature is itself about a year after his imprisonment
United States and also an increase
from the tiuth, Mr. Bailey took his most
the result of comparatively limited o|>er- had commenced and took the form of
in imports, the trade balance for the the armv meets with general public ap­ But from the crowded Orient,
portentous tone and solemn mauner and
proval
and
doubtless
is
largely
approved
cerebral
depression.
Under
his
strength
ations
here
and
there,
in
a
field
of
great
Expanding to the Occident,
month living over $20,000,000 less in
demanded:
magnitude. Under the fostering aid of of will one could detect, however, stormy
our favor than it was in April 1898. also in military circles. This is that The Saxon race fought, bled and died.
“Now sir, I want you to tell me the
railroad transportation it would almost sy mptoms, and his jailers said when first
This change was not unexpected. As a I the organization of the United States Conquered, expanded, multiplied,
exact truth without any shuffling or
army
is
in
one
vital
and
most
important
immediately
increase
many
fold.
Simi
­
awakening
of
a
morning,
he
would
break
And filled the land from sea to sea,
leading financial journal points out, the j
lar conditions on a smaller scale prevail out into a furious passion, bursting into evasion. I want you to look me square
extraordinary favorable trade balance res|K*ct defective. While the court did In fulfillment of their destiny,
not
find
that
the
evidence
sustained
the
in the Nehalem valley, the entire length tear., gesticulating a madman and shout- in the eye and tell me how you get your
To ride the world.
which has existed for nearly two years I
living sir?”
of which would be tapped by a road cross­
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words. These violent
past has liven to a large extent an in-1 charges of (kmeral .Miles, it was demon­ And, swarming in their narrow cage,
The Indian looked straight at Mr.
strated
that
the
commissary
general
direct result of our commercial and in |
They fret and storm and fume and rage. ing it by either of the routes mentioned rages generally resulted in utter exhau^ i 1 Bailey, and, with that imperturbable air
With a shallower bar entrance than that tion and general torpor, and somnim^
dustrial depression.
Contraction of, was the head of a bereau wedded to And upward turn their roving eyes,
familiar to all acquainted with the red
of Tillamook the inhabitants of the Ne­ in syncope, when, I was sent for
home consumption gave a larger surplus routine, having little knowledge of work Searching through telescopes the skies;
men. simply said: “Eat.”
in
the
field
and
capable
of
committing
But
the
only
palliative
remedies
for
’
acute
1
halem
have
suffered
a
great
trade
handi
­
of commodities for exports, anti dimin­
And lest they're stopped by God’s own
the court characterized as a
cap than that imposed on their neighbors neurasthenia-whieh I consider incurs-1 The court room roared, even Judge
ishes imports, while there has been an what
"
hand,
on the south.
ble-are bracing air, amusement, active Carland smiled and Mr. Bailey let the
unusually heavy foreign demand for 1 “colossal error” in purchasing an ex- Ere long their pioneers will land
witness go.
our food products. Returning prosper- lieriment article of ration without in­
“The proposed railroad would not’onlv life—a treatment, in short, not to be
A force on Mars.
ity has stimulated the home demand for spection and in excess of need. It is Go turn Niagara’s raging flood
add thousands to the value of the dairy, I dreamed of in his case. ”
both domestic and foreign products, the shown that this could be |>er|)ctratcd lie­ Or bridge old ocean o'er with mud,
fnrrn and timber products, which already
efleet of which is seen in the figures ot cause the commanding general of the But leave the task alone to God
Irri. M.
u Scott, the man who built
I®" how
reach a market at heavy cost and unsat­ Irpng
the
army
had
no
control
of
hurv
iu
chief.
exports and iin|M»rts for April. Still the
isfactory shape, hut it would be the ^"—•‘^■^»‘•u-einhissalarv
To forge a chain or mold a rod
It
has
been
repeatedly
urged
that
the
merchandise balance in favor of this
means of bringing into cultivation thou­ T le hrm was then building th. Saginaw i TWO LIVE PAPERS.
Of strength sufficient to control
country for that month was nearly . great need of our army ii a general staff, The Anglo-Saxon's restless soul
sands of acres which are still as near a enn
?0Ver,"Uent- Don«h^.^«Up-
such
as
the
military
nations
of
Europe
$24,(88),(MH) and for the last three
virgin state as they were when Gray
And keep it from expanding.
enntendent. was at the leg»|BtUre mud. I
have;
that
there
should
lie
such
reorgan
­
The repular subscription price of
months over$80,000,0(8). It is probable
sailed into the Columbia river over ltk) “f‘he time after Scott , arrival, and af.
THE HEADLIGHT is$1.50, and
that the reaction thus noted will lie isation of staff appointments as will
years
ago.
Naturally,
the
agriculturist
fairs at the works were at sixes »n i
What is Good.
the regular subscription price of
equally marked in succeeding months. bring them under the direct control of
and dairyman would lie preceded by the
*v*ns. Brodie, the forman, threatened
the Weekly Oregonian is $1.50.
A steady increaee in imports is to be the general commanding the army, he of
lumberman, and it is on the timber re- to leave, and <lld leave, and Scott «"th 1
“What is the real good ?”
Any one subscribing for THE
looked for Iiccause of the improved con­ course being directly responsible to the
rources of this rich field that the railroad
1
asked
in
musing
mood.
^^“‘^■•‘■•J-tUboughonlyengag:
HEADLIGHT and paying one
ditions here. Our jieople are better able secretary of war.
would
depend
for
its
first
dividends.
With
“Order,“ said the law court ;
2* •• a draughtsman, took entire charge <
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year in advance can get both the
to buy foreign goods than they were a
the numerous water courses around Till,
“Knowledge,” said the school ;
d
d
'
rect
'
M
for
two
weeks
unril
Rr. R kv . G korgk F. S eymour . Cath
vear ago At the same the indieatiiMis
nmook bay. and Nehalem andNecanknm Donahue, return. He introduced
“Truth,” said the wise man ;
are favorable to abundant crops abroad. lie bishop of the diocese of Springfield,
rivers as feeders, it is doubtful if there is
“Pleasure." said the fool ;
Return to a normal relation between ex III., has distributed among the parishes
another section ia the Northwest—which ¡^*£^£££2 headlight
“Love," said the maiden ;
porta and imports is consequently to l»e of his diocese a pamphlet on ‘‘Amuse
is equivalent to "in the world*’—where
“Beauty.“ said the page ;
pleased and made him peruiansn »
meuts in Tteeir Relation to Religion."
expected.
there is so much valuahle timber so easv J"“"- Atx,u‘
“Freedom,” said the dreamer;
‘i®* Donahue offe^
*
and
The bishop says: “It is not ncccsnarilv
of
access
as
along
the
line
of
this
proposed
“Home.” said the sage ;
over"\TT„XWrTd
tl‘O"gh‘
T he money sent to the Philippines wrong to sing, to laugh, to make merry
railroad. This timber conld be laid down
“Fame,” said the soldier ;
every month to pay the American land with our friends, to play games. These
at tidewater at Astoria or Flavel at a i
“Equity,” said the seer.
h.^d'tu Donahue
OREGONIAN
forces, if all were in gold would wets’ll things may lie wrong because we make
rate so low that some of the largest ex.
Spake mv heart full sadlv :
almost a long ton—precisely s|traking— I them wrong, but in themselves they are
port saw mills on the coast would start prefer
1 I
“The answer is not here.”
2,220 pounds. It all in silver it would ' not wrong.” In summing up the case of
operations almost simultaneous with the ■••“P you It have to ^vme wh.t J""
Then within may bosom
One Year for >3.25
tip the scales at 35,100 pounds. In dancing, he says; ‘•Dancing is not in
railroad. Herein the entire Northwest
Softly this 1 heard
- orth. Donahoe looke.1 agha.
v “
wages alone the army in the archipelago , hercntly evil any more than money is. or
would henefit by the work of the railroad. an. .be first man.’ he
“Each he irt holds the scent ;
consumes seventy four pounds of gold, the drama is,or music in. It may l»c and
Big lumber ports attract tonnage seeking *,,own to refure a raise of par R ,
Kindness is the word.”
or 1,180 pounds of silver every day. Our often is abused. There are lascivious
cargo, and plenty of tonnage means tea.
All old subscribers paying their
—
John
Boyle
O
’
Reilly.
J*.<w Scott’s
a
fighting men mi the islands draw from datives and there arc had people who
sonable rates.
y«r lie
he was
w«
' h’“-^ “f sulvscriptions for one year in
‘ the
hr year
the treasury a little over tnree |»ounds of dance and there are occasions when one
Subscribe for the H kadlmrt , Tilla,
“
always has and ---------
alwars
•n Portland
u
J~
f°**r‘uues what Ik n i
‘1wasl*'d advance will be entitled to the
gold per hour, or about four fifths of an ought nut to dance. So precisely are niook's wide awake newspaper.
will handle the greater part of the . ed him.
Donahue Ixd offer- same offer.
(tillninopk
fjvnblipht
‘’very minute. The pay of the
1 American troops about Manila amounts
to $600,000 a month. About every
sixty days a paymaster lea ves San Fran-
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