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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. November 2, 1899.
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.
HARDWARE
li
We carry the Largest Stock of
Hardware in Tillamook County.
Before buying Nails, Windows,
Doors and Sashes call and get
our prices.
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V TV
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We carry a First Class Stock of Groceries and Provisions
Canned Goods, etc., which will be found complete in every ]ine*
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.
parties
completely . encircles
Curious Condensations.
si. ubsequent
..
.
,
SHOWER OF STARS
in the markets, but are w illing to staud that American's "man with the hoe,”
the orbit of the earth, touching it only at
back and wait. As an instance, it is re as well as the other fellow, has the best
Prices in fashionable London leitaur-
Meteoric Display of November one point on its outer edge. Continuing ants are increasing gradually.
pented that a large number of sheep and of everything in existence.
it crosses the orbit of Jupiter and Saturn
14th to Surpass Any Seen
lamlis were headed for the railways in
* * *
and extends a few millions of miles be
The cable rates between South Africa
Idaho when the tied drop in the sheep
The apueal of .Captain Carter to the
This Century.
yond that of Uranus. Its orbit is ellip
and England are to be reduced to 4 shil-
Official Paper, Tillamook City and County market came last week. Instead of com federal court to stay the enforcement of
tical and twenty times as long as that of I
lings a word.
ing on, the flock masters held a consults the penalty of the conrt-martial as af The Leonids are coming. On the night
the earth.
lion
and
decided
to
drive
back
to
the
of
the
14th
of
this
month
there
will
pour
firmed
by
Piesidejit
McKinley
lias
been
The union cigannaker of Tampa, Fla,
“
One
of
the
most
interesting
questions
|
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
feeding grounds and wait until there dismissed and the disgraced army ofii from the heavens, astronomers predict, that will be brought up for determina have enforced a demand that cigar he-
( strictly in advance .)
One year........................................... 1.50 was a better demand for their sheep. cer will have to serve his sentence. The the most remarkable and spectacular tion during the coming visit of the No tories ba scrubt>ed and cleaned once s
.75 The producer is the man who can afford yellow journals, however, will not make stream of shooting stars seen since the vember meteors is connected with their i month.
Six months........................................
•50 just now to lie independent and he is much ado over this. All the noise they century began. In Washington the scien
Three months...................................
first presence in the solar system,” said
Two new fruit jar factories at Fair-
Office at corner of Main and 2nd streets. realizing the conditions and exercising his raised about Captain Carter was pure tists of the United States Naval observa
Professor William A. Harkness at the mout, Ind., now use blowing machines
prerogative. The outlook for the future buncombe in the hope of making politi tory are making elaborate preparations Naval observatory recently. "There is a
Heretofore the work has been doue by
is as bright aseould be desired and while cal capital against the president and his for observing the ap|>earanceofthe Leon
well founded theory to the effect that
HEADEIGHT PIRATE
there is little ex|>ectation of any higher War department officers.
ids, while throughout the colleges, uni Tempel's comet was originally drawn hand blowers.
prices, the present prices are good
versities and astronomical observatories into the solar system by the planet
There are no textile mills of any im.
Doles Out Gems of Current enough.
of the United States and of the world Uranus, and this year the exact date of portancein the Transvaal, and,’ as a con
Some
Impressive
Figures.
w * *
Topics.
thousands of men are awaiting with its coining probably will be proven by sequence, large quantities of cottonsand
The )>erplexing Alnskan boundary
woolens have to be imported.
The Industrial commission at Wash eager interest an opportunity to observe actual observation.
H ere is something that the silverites question has l»een temporarily adjusted ington has been furnished with statis the grandest of celestial phenomena
“
We
are
unable
to
predict
the
exact
would do well to put in their pipes and and the danger of serious friction be tics regarding the American merchant
All street cur railway companies op«,
Once every thirty-three years the spec hour at which the November meteoric
smoke: The production of gold in the tween American and Canadian interests marine which are decidedlv impressive tacle of millions of stars falling out of
ating in the city of New York are re
showers will begin. Although these
United States in the calendar year 1898 in Alaska for the time lieing removed as showing the low estate this country the heavens is witnessed by the human
quired by law to run at least one closed
meteoroids revolve around the sun in a
was 3,118,398 ounces fine, of the value According to report from Washington has reached as a maritime [Hiwer in re race—a seemingly long time, but only a
car in every four at all seasons of the
definite
orbit,
the
point
of
that
orbit
s
of $64,4-63,000. The amount of gold the agreement temporarily defining the spect to international commerce
year.
The second in the eternity of the heavens.
produced from quartz mining in 1898 boundary makes no concession detri author of the statistics, Mr. F. L. Neall, The assertion is safe that none who be intersection with the orbit of the earth
The Japanese government decided
moves
forward
at
the
rate
of
a
degree
was in round numbers 2,800,000 fine mental t<> American interests, while at of Philadelphia, has evidently made hold the cataclysm of living fire which
some time ago to increase the price of
ounces. The South African Republican the same time being essentially fair to most thorough and painstaking study will pour from the sky when the orbit of and a half a year, thus throwing the
railway tickets by one-third. The r-
produced 3,831,975 fine ounces, the Canada. It is admitted by the repre and research and there can lie no ques the Leonids intersects that of the earth advent of the meteors a few hours later
suit
was a loss iustead of a gain in re
at
each
succeeding
fall.
For
example,
sentative
of
the
Canadian
government
value of which is $79,313,953; Austra
tion regarding the accuracy of his facts will fail to bear forever in mind the
the fall of 1833 occurred on the night sei pts.
lasia produced 3,137.64-4 fine ounces of ‘ in Ixindou that the provisional arrange and figures.
memory of the spectacle. Every year a of November 13th ; the fall of 1899 will
the value of $64,860,800. These three ment is fair to both sides and insofar
Two-thirds of the quinine consumed
Mr Neall states that the volume of few scattered fragments of the shattered
take place on the evening of November is produced in the island of Java, from
as
it
will
prevent
local
friction,
saris«
country are the great producers of the
merchandise imported and exported by heavenly body are seen, but the appear-
14th and probably will be of some hours'
world, their output aggregating 10,088,- factory. It is stated that the effect of the United Stares for the calendar year
i ance of the main groups is relatively duration. It will be visible throughout cultivated trees, the young plants har
01 7 fine ounces, of the value of $208,- the modus is to give the United «States : 1898 amounted to $1,800,000.000. The
ing been procured by the Dutch govern
I rare.
the whole of the North American conti ment from Pern in 1852. The English
357,557, or 73 per cent of the product control of the tidewaters, the British weight of this merchandise was over
Questions
naturally
present
themselves
nent
and
in
Europe
and
Asia.
of the world. Next comes Russia, with lieing fifteen miles above; to maintain 87,000,000 gross tons, or more than 3,-
government also started cinchona plan
1 as to what in reality are the Leonids,
“The November meteors receive the tations in India, which now produces
$25,463,406; Canada, $13,775,400; the American control to the new and 000,000 tons per month. In regard to
where
do
they
come
from,
and
how
is
it
name of Leonids from the fact that they
Mexico, $8,500,0«); India, $7.781,500, important Porcupine country and to the transportation of the merchandise,
possible to predict the fall of shooting seem to pour out from that part of the large quantities of quinine.
and China, $6,078,700. These five ag save the rights of all American miners vast in value and bulk, it is shown that
stars. These questions have been an heavens, wherein is located the constella
gressive 92,686 kilograms, valued at who are now on the Canadian side of out of a total shipping tonnage suitable
swered in part by calculations and ob tion of Leo. In weight »hese meteors
Reflections of a Bachelor.
the
line.
This
result
of
the
¡.rotr&cted
$61,599,000, or over 21 per cent of the
for transoceanic traffic aggregating 27,- servations, and in part by well-founded
vary from a few grains to many pounds.
whole, leaving 6 jiercent to the remain negotiations, which for a time promised 600,000 tons, the United States has but
A woman can hide a secret just about
theories of astronomers.
On striking the earth's atmosphere they
der of the world. There is no reason to ‘ : to lie futile by reason of Canadian ohjec 12.5 vessels, steam and sail, with a carry
In the first place the single meteor or begin to burn at the height of seventy- as well as a sandwich-sign man can con.
expect any cessation of this steady an-1 I tions and obstructions, will lie welcome ing capacity of 296,185 tons. Think of
ceal his business.
ntial increase for some years to come. to all th<>se people in both countries who this for a maritime and commercial na meteorite which makes, when it strikes four miles and are generally entirely con
Woman's real greatness consist« in
The Transvaal has not nearly reached its desire that a settlement of al) the differ tion whose shores are washed by two the atmosphere of the earth, the so-called sumed at a height of fifty miles.
limit; Australasia, particularly West ences between the United States and oceans, whose commodities are in world shooting star is often a mere tramp of “A great meteoric shower is generally being able to cry over the little Jisap.
Australia, is not vet half developed; Canana shall lie effected with the least wide demand and whose re ources are the heavens—the detached fragment of perfectly noiseless. When the streak is pointments of life and laugh at the big
some burst planet, too small for obser first formed it is narrow and straight, ones.
Alaska and the Yukon have only fairly possible delay,
inexhaustible. In all other repects in
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vation with the finest telescope, that but it soon become serpentine, and as There probably never was a woman
begun to produce, while the recent
dependent of the rest of the world we
An interview with Senator Kyle of are dependent upon the shipowners of wanders around in space until it comes sumes an irregular figure as it drifts that weighed over 140 pounds that
steady increases in Colorado and other
Western states show no signs of abat South Dakota, as chairman of the indus Euroj>e. chiefly those of England, for within the circle of attraction of some along, under the influence of the wind didn't just love to sit on her husband!
ing. The world’s production of silver trial commission, indicates that another cartying our commodities to foreign larger body, when gravity causes it to current in the upper region of the atmos. lap.
in 1898 was 165,295,572 fine ounces, I ; effort will lie made in the next congress markets and bringing back what we buy fall. Generally in the course of its de phere. The streaks are of various colors,
If a woman could have all the new
scent through the atmosphere of the owing to the different compositions of
showing an increase over 1897 of 1,222,- to amend the immigration laws by mak abroad.
clothes
she wanted and wasn't allowed
larger body the meteorite generates so
ing them more stringent in their re
400 fine ounces.
This dej»endence is not only expensive, much heat that it is entirely consumed, the meteorites. Some are of a delicate to keep any old one she would be per
* * *
strictive clauses. Senator Kyle says
costing our people, according to the low but it large enough a past remains solid greenish hue, while others light up the fectly miserable every rainy day she
Senator Hoar, on his return recently | * that the feeling is that the law should lie
est estimate, $lo2,000.000 annually, but and strikes the earth. But neither the skies with a ruddy glow. Streaks of stayed home.
from Europe, said that he heard abroad , altered so as to exclude undesirable ele
it places this country at a distinct die- single meteor* nor meteorite can be ob orange, red, white and bluish-white com A woman always rememliers longest
much adverse criticism of American ments, and intimates that the commis-
advantage in the competition for the served except in the brilliant fashion of mingle to form a most remarkable and some little’fool thing her husband said
Philippine policy. He had found Eng- sion has discovered regular organiza
beautiful spectacle.”
world's trade. Whatever may l»e said ts death.
when he was ont of patience and the
lismen who thought the course of this tions in several European countries for
Dr. W. F. Denning, fellow of the Royal
of the axiom that “trade follows the
government “asinine” and others who the purpose of foisting on this country
The comet, on the contrary, is a crea Astronomical society of England, has tender wav he patted her face once wbes
flag.” there can lie no question that the
ture of the skies more to be reckoned found that the history of these displays she was sick.
deplored it as a departure from our tra dependent and criminal people. The
nation which is able to send its com
with. Eratic as its wanderings mav goes back a thousand years. He quotes
ditional policy. He stated that he met senator seems tu overlook the fact, how
mo lilies to foreign markets ic its own
with men who approved our policy, but ever, that the law’s as they are now on
seem to the unsophisticated, in reality it the celebrated historian, Condo, who in
Poker Chips.
ships under its own flag has a decided
pursues a most definite course among his Arabian history states that “on the
the impression he conveyed was that the the statute books expressly prohibit the
advantage over the nation that cannot
American use 250,000,000 poker chip*
quite general sentiment is unfavorable. landing either of criminal or of assisted
the stars. The lengths of the orbit which night of the 12th of Octolier, 902, an
do this Great Britain’« commercial su
annually.
comets travel vary from a few hundred
Ex Postmaster General James, of New immigrants, and that their enforcement
immense number of falling stars were
premacy is largely due to tier possession
York, has also been abroad and his re now’ excludes practically all these unde
millions of miles to thousands of billions.
When you are ahead of the game—be
seen to spread themselves over the face
of this advantage, which she still relies
port of the feeling in England is quite sirable classes. While the United States
The time which different comets take in
fore
it opens
.
of the sky like rain.” This particular
upou to keep her at the head of the
the reverse of that of Massachiisett’s is reaching out and annexing large l>od.
completing their orbits varies from three
A Russian electrician announce« 'I*
year was known as the year of stars.’’
worlds commerce, while Germany's
senator, lie stated that he had been ies of people cf different nationalities
and a half to a hundred thousand years.
According to Dr. Denning, the most discovery that will greatly interest poW
rapid advance in recent years as a coin-
amazed by the unanimity of opinion there is certainly no call for further re
The preciseness of astronomical know
brilliant display in modern times was players. He says he can restore right to
mercial power has been greatly aided
that prevails in all classes in Great strictions upon European immigration
ledge is such that the exact distance one
the November meteoric shower of 1883. the blind.
by her merchant marine.
Britain with respect to what we call the which is furnishing unobjectionable ad
of these bodies moves in a second can be
One of the hottest poker game on rrr-
The unusual interest that is being determined. Hence the time at which it In Boston alone it is estimated that
question of expansion.
Mr. James ditions to our population.
shown in this question of a merchant will arrive at any given point in its orbit 240,000 meteors were visible during the ord was the one where the “bov riot“
* * *
found no one among those he met who |
seven hours of the shower. Concerning j on the burning deck’’ and “called hi«
Colonel J. L. Torrey, who gained fame marine for the ocean carrying trad* can lie predicted to the second.
did not think that the United States is
this shower:
“Compared with the father.
meeting an imperative duty in the Phil-1 during the Spanish-A merican war by gives promise of practical results
When the statement is made, then, that
splendor
o
fthis
celestial exhibition
President
McKinley
’
s
references
to
it
in
*A■ nvf 11 the
LUC. | Tommy—Grandpa, are kings
commanding
a
regiment
of
Rough
Rid«
ippines. Foreign opinion upon this or |
L— and
the Leonids are but the fragments of a
any other American question is not a era. is a patriotic American citizen in his recent tour gives ample assurance former comet and that those fragments most brilliant rockets and fireworks of queens Always good? Grandpa—Not*
matter of very great concern. It will every respect. In the ranks of his regi that lie will urge legislation U| mhi con are following the course pursued in by. art bore less relation than the most tiny ways, my boy; not when there are
not in the least influence our course or ment he f« und two young men in whom gress and the general expressions of re gone ages by that comet, it will be seen star to the broad glare of the sun. Stars out against them.
policy. We shall do as we think liest he had taken s great interest. One of publican platforms favorable to such readily that there is nothing remarkable fell until there were none left.”
Tenderfoot—la the?e any big K1®*
regardless of it. We refer to these dit-1 them. Truman Fox of Sundance, Wya, legislation wdl undoubtedly induce con in the farther statement that modern
around here? Native—There used
8trong.
ferent reports of two American citizens he has given $5.000 for a course in art in gress to act. There is Do time better astronomers can predict the time at
be, but now jou can’t find nuthin’ I«'
equally worthy of confidence m rely to St. l/ouis and then in Paris, and to the than the present, as was said by Mr. which the November meteoric showers
Traveler
[to
an
Irishman]
—
Well,
Mike
penny
anie.
show how easy it is to find opinion I other, Chari w Blake of Sand Creek, McKinley, to build up a merchant ma will appear. The swarm of particles I see you have a small garden,
Sporty
Tourist—Is there any
rine
and
other
enlarged
commercial
reia
Wyo..
he
has
provide«!
for
a
full
collegi
abroad for or against our Philippine
which formed the once glorious orb
Mike—Yes. sorr.
to
io
get
into
a goon
good poxe.
poker gam*
lions
make
it
more
than
ever
eesential
policy ami therefore how little claim any ate eovme of four years in the University
known as Tempel's comet now pursue in
W hat are you going to set in it for Native—Wai, stranger. I 1 reckon Ie
Ikies any other nation have that we should take up tins work, so the outer darkness of space the identical
of it has to American attention. It of Kansas
next season ?”
find it easier gettin' into 'em than gitu
would l»e well if lest consideration were such commander ami such men in its Vasily important to commercial progress path which they followed when parts of
"Nothing, sorr, the man next door to out of ’em.
and
commercial
independence
In
re
army?
And
be
it
remembered
that
given to foreign opinion respecting
a composite whole.
me set his garden full of onions.”
I
Wifey—What makes you st»!
(
our affairs than we are in the habit ol Colonel Torrey is one of the prominent gard to the policy that should he adopt
keckoneti by the figures of the heavens
"Well, had that anything Io do with I
ed there will have to tie compromise be the Leonids are but infants. According
cattlemen of Wyoming
according it.
office so latent nights? D<> F0*1
tween extreme views. Free shq« are to Professor Simon Newcomb, Tempel's your potatoes not growing !’’
anything by it! Hubby—No. but
* * *
"Yes. sorr. Bedad. them onion, was
O nk noticeable feature of the markets ^The special expert sent abroad by tlie (Hit of the questk»u
Die country will comet has been dead only 3,309 years.
several tunes come—er—within *®
’
hat
strong
that
my
these day sial lie fact that every drop in agricultural department at Washington not tolerate a policy for the advantage The cause of explosion was probably the
of gaining something.
prices is follow« d by a falling off in re in search of new se«<is. graine an«l plants of European shipbuilders. On the other intense heat generated by the terrific rate see to grow for their eves watering "
Caddy—Have you played much «’*
ceipts. It used to Iw different a few years has (trought Imck. am«»ng olh-r (li ngs, hai d there is a very strung public senti
at which the comet revolved But for the
The demand for high bred ram. i.
ago Then when the markets showed an “ever bearing rt raw berry.**
menl
against
subsidies
or
bounties,
such
This
fragmentsof the burning body therecould
yrt ’
- nW
bul’1? £ ‘h: <,'‘'Uand f"r
weakneea it was alm««t iinpoMiible for worderfulstrawberry, xhichexane«*from as propused in the bill introduced in lite
be no rest. The forces which compelled
Linke—Oh. dear no! I
L .
P“en8r,!
«°inK ‘o
(he railroad to furnish cars enough to France, is sai«l to produce fruit for last congrvwand which will lie bnaight
tlx larger body to follow through count »b.hmdUxrn#hfor good blXd and ready to play in another year 1
accommodate tin* rush to market Stock« iimnths on the same planta. and a small forward early in the approaching ses
less ages a certain path were at work as he man with the htgh grwle stuff lt eon 1 am giving to a etudy of th*
men just now ire very familiar with the patch will keep a family supplied for sion A compromise is practK-alde and
well among the flying particles, falling in
of the things you u*e 'n the gau*-
«Tff Tl *
’r'th “* Con,m<’n
situation. With a big war on in South many weeks. This new plant has just will probably he effected At ail events
behind for a million miles and more, and
Africa, a war an in the Philippine«, few« reached America at the (»roper time. the next congress will undou**edly leg
int..
"h**Pm*n
get-
He who fights mast march
the unending journey, interrupted fora rirnr
ring into the husmees ci __
er cattle in sight than fur years, and the Our people are ready for luxuries and islate upon this very import an c subject
on scientific princi
In silence with the patient
while, was taken up again along the old
dstnand steadily incrvaaing, no >me is we want them long and plenty. Srcre- in a way that will conserve the best in- path,
‘ and clic re
But he who talks and docsn t
i
very much frightened al the weak spots ary Wilson evidently is going to see lemla of the country.
I The course of Tempel's comet and of its
May whoop things up both daj
I
* * «
.ïMw:rï“‘bec4u,^'‘-
night.