Tillamook headlight., March 01, 1900, Image 2

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MARCH 1, 1900.________________
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.
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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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 & M c NAIR. Tillamook
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878—N otice F or
with this Bureau who is not prepared to Bryan may become a more tolerablejex- that of trusts. It is a question that calls
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United States Land Office,
fur
the
highest
order
of
statesmanship
follow Christ in that act to the loss of pcctancy.
Oregon City, Oregon.
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' and thorough honesty and sincerity in
Januury Sth, 1900.
all things, and would be disappointed
Fred C. Baker, Publisher.
Notice
is
hereby
given that in compliance
A leading Kansas populist declares that its treatment. It is not a political ques­ with the provisions of
if he appears to all human view to lose
the act of Congress of
June 3rd, 1878, entitled ‘ An act for the sale
all in so doing.” All of which was equiva­ Jerry Simpson sold out the populist tion, but purely economic; not a matter of
timber land* in the States of California,
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
ashington Territory,”
lent to saying, “Come take a whirl with j party to the silver barons. That may for partisan controversy, but Jone to be Oregon, Nevada, and
as
extended
to all the Publ c Land States by act
( strictly in advance .)
account for Jerry being able to wear considered entirely on practical lines.
us, but don’t squeal if you lose.”
of August 4. 1892,
socks since he broke into congress. If the The democratic leader has been discuss­
EVA MESSNER.
One year.............................................. 1.50
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Of North Yamhill, county of Yamhill, State of
Six months..........................................
.75
party had only returned him for another ing this problem for two years and as Oregon, h sthis dav filed in this office his sworn
Three months.....................................
•50
There seems to be no longer any doubt term he might have been able to secure a yet he has offered no practicable plan for statement No. 5 45, for the purchase of
the Se % of Ne % and E % of Se % of
Office at corner of Main and 2nd streets.
that American diplomacy achieved a change.
its solution. The Chicago conference, Section No. 3O, in Townships S, Range 7 W,
and
will offer proof to show that the land
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remarked triumph in the revision of the
dominated by his adherents, has also i sought is moie valuable for its timber or stone
Clayton-Bulwer treaty, which has been
It is reported that the United States is failed to do so. As an alleged anti-trust ' than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
CURRENT TOPICS.
claim to said land before the Register and
a thorn in the side of the country for so shipping coal to Spain. When the Span­ conference this gathering of free silver- 1 his
Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon,
on
Thursday
the 22nd day of March, I900. He
many years. Th It country has lost ish are looking for someone to make it ites, free traders, and Chicago platform I
As the voters will have to cast their
names as witnesses .
nothing by the framing of the new treaty hot for them they do not have to guess supporters was a distinctly popocratic
Ostrom I’. Merritt, William E- Merritt, Ollfe
ballots pro orcon in Oregon at the elec­
S. Young and Curtis Jones, of North Yamhill, Or
and has gained the right to construct more than once.
tion in June on the wo nan suffrage
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
enterprise which will deceive no one who
above described lands are requested to file their
and
maintain
the
canal,
promising
only
question this is debatable at the present
has the intelligence to decern the scheme. claims 111 this office on or before said 22nd day
that it shall not be fortified and shall not
Quick or the Dead ?
time, and one in which strong arguments
Meanwhile the anti-trust cause is I of March, 1900. C has . B. M ocres , Register.
be closed during war. It has already
can be set forth on both sides of the ques­
Five years ago Senator J. C. S. Black­ growing and thoughtful men will con­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
been found that the ends of the pro­
tion. Here is something from a note I
Land Office at Oregon City, Or.
burn stood by the side of a coffin in which tinue to address themselves to the task
January 27th, I900.
posed canal are not of such a nature as
divine, Cardinal Gibl ons, learned on the
was all that remained of his dear friend, of finding a wise, practicable and ef­ Notice is hereby given that the following
to admit of successful fortification and
named
settler
has
filed
notice
of his intention
subject:“! regard woman’s rights women
and there he delivered a touching funeral fective way of remedying the evils and 1 to make final proof in support of
his claim, and
defense and in yielding this right the
and society leaders in the higher walks
oration. The dead whom hecame to both averting the dangers of the monopolistic that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Tillamook county, at Tillamook, Or.,
United States has surrendered no ad.
of life as the worst enemies of the female
combinations.
bury and praise was Colonel Sanford, of
on March 2ist, 19OO, viz :
vantage whatever. Of course the Anglo-
sex. They rob woman of all that is aim-
JOSEPH SEVERANCE,
Covington, who had been shot down in
H.E. 11950, for the Se % of Sec. 29, Tp. 2 N, R.
phobists will oppose the ratification of
iable and gentle, tender and attractive;
7 W.
the street by William Goebel It was an
The
Porto
Rican
Dilemma.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the treaty on some grounds and will not
they rob her of her innate grace and
unusual address, and among the words
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
stop to consider whether they are based
character, and gives her nothing in re­
of
said land, viz :
The president in his annual message
the eulogist spoke none were more im-
Walter J. Smith and William Illingworth, of
on any sound reasoning or not.
turn but masculine boldness and brazen
recommended free trade between Porto Wilson, Or.; Charles Himes, ««f Til amook, Or. ;
pressive than these :
Frank B. Herrington, of Wilson.
effrontery. They are habitually preach­
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“John Sanford was to me like a brother, Rico and the United States proper. He _______________ C has . B. M oores . Register.
ing about women’s rights and preroga­
As the faculty of the State Agricultural I loved him. I hope God may spare me, urged this as a duty to the people of T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
tives and have not a word to say about
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College is doing much to bring about and I shall make it my life’s mission to the island and there was a very gen­
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United States Land Office,
avenge him by burying his slayer in the
duties and responsibilties. They with­
Besides her own government trans­ scientific farming and dairying in Oregon, depths of merited execration.’’
eral concurrence with this view. It is
Oregon City, Oregon,
January 17th,l$>oo.
draw her from those sacred obligations ports, which is a large flotilla of splendid it appears to us that a periodical exhibi­
proposed in congress to make the duties
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
Senator
Blackburn
has
been
spared.
A
which properly belong to her sex and ships. Great Britain has chartered 214 tion of different breeds ot dairy stock, 1
on merchandise from Porto Rico im­ with the provisions of »he act of Congress of
few
days
ago
he
stood
beside
another
June 3, 1878 entit ed ‘ An act for the sale of
fill her with ambition to usury positions vessels, representing a total of over dairy machinery and utensils, and dairy
ported into the United States 25 per timber lands m the State of California, Oregon,
for which neither God nor nature ever in­ 1,000,000 tons, to carry troops and mu- jiroducts and processes, would do much coffin and pronounced another funeral cent of the rates imposed on articles Nevada and Washing on Territory.” as ex­
tended o all »he Public Land States by act
tended her. Under the influence of such nitions of war to South Africa. Apart to emphasize and interest the public in oration. Of the man whose body he then from other countries and to apply sim. of
August 4, 1892,
EMMA L. C. M. BAUER,
teachers we find women, especially in from the troops, armaments, horses and - what the dairymen are doing as well as looked upon he said :
ilar
discrimination
on
goods
imported
Of
Portland, < onnty of Multnomah, State of
“Build here over his grave a mighty
higher circles, neglecting her household stores sent by the vessels in the list, large call attention of buttermakers to the
Oregon, has this day filed in this office her
towering granite shaft that shall defy into Poito Rico from the United States. sworn statement No. J146, fo tl e purclias • of
duties, gadding about, never at peace numbers of troops, etc., have been con­ latest and most improved machinery. the corroding touch of lime. Inscribe This seems to be necessary in order theSw^ of Sect! n il. in Township 6 8, Range
unless she is is peqxtual motion, never veyed hv the Union Steamship Company, By locating the exhibits at different cities upon it an epitapli that shall be worthy to avoid the constitutional difficulty in iO VV. and will offer pro f t » show hat the 1 nd
sought is more va uabln for its tind er or stone
nt ease unless she is in the state of the Castle Mail Packets Company and in the various sections that are the strong of the man. He earned this at our hands. regard to the relations of the new pos- I ■ than for agricultural purpose , and toestabli-h
i her claim to said land befo th Register and
morbid excitement.
She never feels others bv their ordinary boats, of which holds of the dairying industry the entire In life and death lie was consecrated to sessions to the United States.
| Receiver of this office at Oregon City, O eg n,
the people’s cause. He lived an honest
on Monday, the 16th day of April, 1900. He
at home unless she is abroad. When no account is taken in the list. A good state could be covered in the course of a life and gave his life for our deliverance.
A very interesting and somewhat per-1 I names as wi netwes :
she is at home the home is irk­ many vessels liavcalso been requisitioned comparatively short time.
Lectures Of him no eulogy but truth may say : plexing dilemma is here presented and ' John Westenberger, of Portland, Or.; Frank
Riesch, of Emma, Or.; Stephen Bauer, oi Nes-
some to her. She chafes and frets under by the Australian and Canadian authori­ given by the professors of the college at Earth never pillowed upon her bosom a we hesitate to say what the final solu-! rowan,
Or,; Michael Greineldinger, of Emm«,
Or.
the restraint and responsibility of do­ ties for the carriage of colonial troops, these periodical exhibitions would do truer son nor heaven opened wider her
tion will be. A W ashington dispatch ■ An and all persons claiming adversely the
portals to receive a manlier spirit.’’
mestic life Her heart is abroad. It is etc. These are not included. The vessels much to bring about scientific dairying
sbove-described lands a e requested to file their
The man whom Senator Blackburn says that the president still thinks that claims
in this office on or before said bth day of
exulting in imagination, in some social taken for transport purposes are nearly from an intelligent and business stand
thus landed was William Goebel, the the yiew presented in his message is April, 1900.
triumph or reveling in some scene of all fine modern boats, with sea speeds point.
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correct,
but
he
will
submit
to
whatever
slayer of John Sanford, whose murder
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gaiety and dissipation. Her afflicted ranging from 12 to 21 knots per hour.
T
imber
land
,
A
ct J une 3, 1878.—-N otice for
was avenged “by burying his slayer” in congress shall decide upon. There ap-
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husband comes home to find it empty or England would have been in a dilemma
Those who object to building the
United States Land Office,
pears to be no reason to doubt that
the
depths
of
flowers,
his
avenger
heap,
occupied by a woman whose heart is had she not these vessels to fall back Nicaragua canal are raising a great cry
Oregon City, Ore.,
congress will pass the bill which pro­
January 6th, 1900.
void of affection for him. She is ill at upon to place an army of 200,000 men, about fortifying it. This is done to ing upon the coffin the most extravagant
Notice
is
hereby
given
in compliance
language of commendation which his vides for reducing the duties on goods with the provisions of the that
act of ongress of
case; thence rises disputes, quarrels, dis horses, artillery,
place
all
the
obstacles
in
the
way
of
its
etc., in South Africa,
passing between the United States and June 3, i87o, entitled “An act for the sale of tim­
brilliant
oratorical
powers
could
sum
­
criminations, estrangements, and the and expeditious manner in which this construction. Admiral Dewey ridicules
ber lands in the States of California, Oregon,
mon.
Porto Rico 75 per cent and thus leav­ Nevada and Washington Territory,” as ex­
last act of the drama is often divorce. army corps has
to all the Public Land States by act of
been concentrated in the idea and pours cold water on the
John Sanford has been forgotten, and ing that island outside of this country, tended
August 4, 1892,
1 speak the most sober truth when I af­ that country \Mthout accident shows contention when he says : “ Fortifica­
so far as the customs laws are con-
WILLIAM 8. JONES,
Jo
Blackburn
has
paid
the
price
of
his
firm that for the wrecks of families in some of the resources which England tions! Why, of course not. As I under­
North Yamhill, county of Yamhill, State of
cerned. It is an anomalous position, Of
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
our country woman has a large share of can rely upon in case of war.
stand it, the canal is to be and should election to the United States senate. Oh
statement No. 5144, for the purchase of
base politics, where won’t it land a man, which will really place Porto Rico in sworn
the responsibility.’*
theSe
of Section No. 32, in Township No.
lie a neutralized commercial path way be­
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a less favorable commercial position 2 South, Range No. 7 W, and will oiler proof
and to what depravity ?
tween the two great oceans. To fortify
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to show that the land sought is more valuable
No fault is to lx found with the Ameri­
than it had w hen a Spanish colony, but for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
The meeting of county assessors in can ¡xoplc for the applause and the con­ it would simply result in making it a
it seems to be necessary under the cir­ poses, and to establish his claim to said land
So
Called
Anti-Trust
Conference.
before the Register and Receiver of this office
Portland last week did not accomplish tributions they have showered upon battle-ground in case of war. Forti­
cumstances.
In the present circum­ a’ Oregon City, Ore , on Thursday, the 22nd day
fications would lie enormously expensive
much, with the exception of an exchange
March, 1900. He names as witnesses :
The so-called anti-trust conference stances Porto Rico is suffering and of William
these heroes of the war with Spain and
E. Merritt, Ostrom P. Merritt, Charles
and ought not to lie erected. Our fleets
of ideas, One thing, however, was
closed in disorder. Called as a non­ any sort of relief will be most welcome E. Lampman and Curcis Jones, <»t North Yam­
in the Philippines. They are deserved,
hill, Oregon.
will be a sufficient guarantee of the neu­
brought out. that of a difference of
partisan
movement
against
the
monop
­
all of them. But the habit acquired has
to its people.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
trality of the canal in time of war as well
opinion in regard to the poll tax.
above-described lands are requested to file their
olistic combinations, this gathering of
grown to such proportions as to be in
claims in this office ou or before said 22nd day
as in peace." The admiral knows what
Assessor GreenleaPs argument against
of March 1900.
free silver democrats and populists
danger of becoming a public nuisance.
Notice.
he is talking about, and this should be
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the tax furnishes food lor reflection, lie
soon manifested its true character as
Whenever anv man or woman performs
conclusive argument upon this phase of
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,—N otice for
denounced the pool tax as an “iniquit-
an agency of promoting the interests of
anything out of the ordinary the first
To the Patrons of Husbandry of Till-
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the subject.
ous tax. one hard to collect and a bur­
Uuittd St-uee Land Office,
the Brvan democracy. It was domin- ainook county.—There will be a con­
thing the friends of the extraordinary
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Oregon City. Oregon,
den that falls altogether on jxople who
¡xrson do is to liegin the passing of the
December 30th, 1899.
Does any one know a logical reason a ted from start to finish by men promi­ vention at the Allen House,in Tillamook
Notice is hereby given that in • ompliance
are already on the roll for a tax on jxr-
hat. Many persons are asked to con why Hawaii should be made a full terri­ nent in the advocacy of free silver and of City, on Saturday, the 3rd dav of March, wi h the provisions of the act of Congress of
sonal or real property.
It generally
1878, entitled “An act f<»r 'he sale of
tribute who cannot refuse, but who can­ tory under the constitution of the United the doctrines of the Chicago platform. 1900, at 1 o’clock p.m., to elect one re- June3,
timt>e lands in 'h- S ates of California Oregon,
falls on persons with small holdings, the
Nevada and Washii gton Te ri ory,” as ex>ended
not afford to make the contribution States and Porto Rico, Cuba and the There were in the conference some anti, presentati ve to the State Grange.
man who comes to town with the tin
1892*
1>uhlic Land States by ac of August I,
What should lie the spontaneous and Philippines should not ? Surely, having trust republicans, chief among them Mr.
J. W. M axwell , Deputy.
bucket, the man with the home the
ABEI. W. SEVERANCE.
loving act of a grateful heart becomes paid twenty millions for the Philippines, Monnett of Ohio, who as attorney gen­
Of Tillamook, eountv of Tillamook. State of
value of which docs not exceed $150 or
either the reluctant payment or the en­ we are more entitled to annex and make eral of the state made himself known to
Oregon, has this dav filed In this office his sworn
$200. The great horde who ought to
The White Clover Cheese Factory, statemei. t No. 5135, for the puicliase f the E 4
forced contribution. Many persons have the islands a territory than we are the country as an earnest opponent of
'4 a,,d Lots 3 and 4, of Section 30, in T wn-
pav this tax in Multnomah county are
p
7 W. and will offer proof to
a mania for subscribing mid contribute Hawaii, which the United States gobbled trusts and who was made permanent
to lie found in the saloons of the north
Operated by T. S Townsend, will show that he land sought is more valuable for
to everything in sight without asking if up without purchasing or acquired by chairman of the conference, but these re-
1 s tun e or s mm than for agricultural pur­
end of Pottland. It would lx a good
begin on February 1st. working up the poses n to establ sh his claim to said land be-
the object is worthy or not. Another conquest. Pointers like these places the publicans were a small minority and ex­
forethe Rrai«ter and Receiver of ihis office at
thing for the county it we could collect
farmers' milk into cheese by the pound, Oregon
City, Oregon, on Saturday, the l;th
ntimkr subscribed to get their names in anti-expansionists in a tight place and erted no influence upon the delebera-
day of March 1900 He names as witnesses
this tax, but no law’ that has yet l»ccn
or
on
the
co-operative
plan.
Will
guaran
­
tions.
the paper. However that may be the without a hole to crawl through.
Smith, of Wilson. Or.; John E Tuttle,
devised reaches this vast non taxpaying
tee first-class article and quick sale ; also of iiTamook Or. ; J seph S-vt-rance, of Wilson,
craze has reached such proportions that
Even Chairman Monnett was unable
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will guarantee the highest market price Or.; Georre Johnson, ot Tillamook. Or.
hot de When the toll is turned over to
Any and all persons claim ng adversely the
to relieve the conference of its partisan
it is likely to become ridiculous and thus
The St. Panl Pioneer Press says that
when sold. This change has been made above described Ian b are requested to fi e their
sheriffs they do not seem to lx able to
character, exhibited in the adoption of
defeat many worthy and deserving ob­
claims
iu this office ou or before sa d 17th day
nearly every general law’ passed by the
make much headway. There mnv lx a
at the request of several of my patrons. of March
1900.
jects.
resolutions denouncing the financial bills
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last
populist
legislature
in
Kansas
has
reason for this, sheriffs probably do not
Call
at
factory
for
full
information.
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fixing the gold standard and in the free
like to hold up for $1 poll tax the man
The
Come one. Come all.
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SUMMON N
Evidently it is wise to beware ot com been declared unconstitutional.
trade declaration of the platform. Mr.
w ith a lug vote Of the 4000 names on binations of business and Christianity latest is the pass law. by which the popu­
In the Circntt Court of the State ofOregO”, for
Monnett felt called upon to tell the con­
the Multnomah tax roll for poll tax As a usual thing the Christianity and lists sought tocom|xl railroads to furnish
Tillamook County.
Republican County Committee.
ference that it was the republican party
Jane Conklin,
fully 90 |xr vent <»i them arc holders of the business are both apt to be a little each shipper of a carload of stock a
plaintiff.
which had placed an anti-trust law is
vs.
Notice is hereby given that there will
|xrs«»nal or real proixrty. I am unable bit shady. Of course, it would not do to rotnd-trip pass, and the courts decided
Andrew Conklin,
not being enforced by the present attor­ be a meeting of the Republican County
to get |>oll tax in Multnomah county say this of a concern which w as called that it was appropriating property with
defendant.
ney general of the United States a demo, Central Committee at the hour of 10
To Andrew Contlj’ . the above named defen
from any one who is not a paver of tax the Christian Business Butvau, but here out due pnKcss of law. It is a good
dent­
cratic attorney general had also failed to o’clock am., on the 3rd day of March.
in the name of the Stat° of Oregon.
on real or personal property.’’ While on is an edifying quotation from one of its thing for Kansas that the state has a
»011 are hereby required to appear and answer
enforce it. He might have gone father 1900. at my office in Tillamook City,
the other hand Assessor Conner, of Polk circulars ‘ It is true that we have access level-headed supreme court.
the complaint filed against you In the above
and stated that when a democratic con Oregon, for the purpose of fixing the entitled < ause and court on or before the oth
county, said he had never had trouble to through our agents to business invest­
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day of April, I900. said date being the first (Isy
gress. of which the present leader of the
of the next regular term of »ala court, and if
collect | m »II tax from laboring men. In ments profitably ha nd let! bv Christians,
Now that both the senate and the party was a member, had an opportu­ time of holding republican primaries and you
fail tn appear and so answer in default there
the date of the Republican county con­ of the plaintiff will apply to said court or s de-
fact, the only people from whom poll tax whereby Godly patrons have reaped house have adopted bills pinning the
nity to adopt legislation directed against vention. and to apportion the number of cr** •• prayed for in said complaint, to wit :
could lx collected were men who strive large dividends, the details of which we United States Ixyond ¡xradventure to
Inst the bonds of matrimony now existing
the trusts it failed to do so
delegates each precinct will be entitled between yon and plaintiff be dfaulved and for
to keep themselves respectable and sup­ shall not. of course, trum^iet now, or the gold standard the final blow has Ixen
•uch further or other relief as he c mrt my
Controlled by the advocates of free to in the county convention.
port their families. “ Since we cannot ever. We can w isely place sums of from given to free mlver coinage. Mr. Bryan
de/m to be jnst and equitable and for costa of
silver and free trade, the declarations of
this suit.
Dated February 20lh, 1900.
Collect from transients, who encumber one hundred to ten thousand dollars for already finds his cheap money harangues
This snmmonais served upon von by publics
this so-called anti-trust conference will
tion
thereof, in the Ttllamook *Hea.ili<ht. b?
the rolls with their names
A. W. S everance .
a jxriod of from three to five years in distasteful io the prosfxnng pet »pie of have no weight with thoughtful people.
°
the Hon. G. W
appiugton. judge of
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Chairman Republican County »aid Ti.lamonk cownty. Oregon, and made in ths
tem|*oral sevunties of the very best the south. If he lx wise he will drop 16
Such men as Altgeld. Weaver. Jerry
absence from said rountv of all the Honorable
The Anglo-phobists have evidently character. But we do not wish anv per- to 1 and thank the republican congress
Central Committee.
< ireoft J dgv of Mid court. Deme at Cha bers
Simpson and George Fret! Williams can­
C. X. D rew . Secretary.
J" Tillama^i citv. in Mid eountv and state, this
made another mistake They have rushed son to invest money, time, labor, real for choking the life out of it. Robbed ot
Mh day of February I arm.
not be trusted to find a wise and prac-
in as usual where they had no excuse for I estate. Ide or fellowship in connection his ability to promote repudiation. Mr.
A W. SEVgRANCE.
ticai solution ot so complex a problem as
_. ,
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Attorney for Plaintiff-
Subwribe for th. Headlight.
Òlbe
Tillamook
M)faDligbt
treading and with the usual result.
Lord Rosebery has punctured the latest
scarecrow they had set up and they will
now have to look to something else with
which to hold the administration up to
public scorn. The alleged secret treaty
lietween this country and Great Britain,
which no one in sane mind had any idea
existed in fact, proves to be not only a
myth, but if any suggestion of a treaty
was made to the Washington authorities,
it was rejected. While the sympathies of
the Washington officials may lx with the
government and the people who sympa­
thized with us during the war with
Spain and prevented the other European
powers interfering in any way with the
progress of the American cause and the
triumph of American arms, no one for an
instant imagined that the administration
would depart from the well-known policy
of the country to enter into no entangl­
ing alliances with European nations.
Lord Rosebery tells us that not only has
there been no alliance, secret or other­
wise, but that the suggestions from the
British authorities to the Washington
officials did not meet with sufficient
favor as to justify the British govern­
ment in pressing the matter to a formal
offer.
The Anglo-phobists must find
something else.
First publication, February 8th. I90V