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‘ft, THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. JANUARY 3, 1900. I The alarming increase in the number , of those who yield to this temptation From East Portland to Nehalem, has attracted wide attention, and men via Oswego and Tualitin Plains have burn eagerly asking for a remedy. The consideration just spoken of stems Mr. William Reid, in writing to the Oregonian on the most practical route to furnish an answer. It is—don’t trust for the proposed railroad from Portland anybody with unwatched control of other people’s money Watch every to Tillamook, says : It is true, as the Hillsboro Independent bank employe, and watch them all alike. states, that the line proposed from East The honest man will not resent it, for he Portland to Nehalem via Oswego and knows its need. The dishonest man Tualitin Plains, is the ideal route, be deserves it, and it is the only thing that cause, as that pajK-r says, it passes can save him. There is no other safeguard. through a fine agricultural country for MOST PRACTICAL ROUTE. Fourteen councilmen of Scranton, Pa., I being of a thrifty turn of mind, forced themselves on the pay roll ot a local Iran, chise corporation at the rate of $15 a mouth, and now stand a good chance of becoming penitentiary boarders. Warrants are out for fifteen men at Crawfordsville, Ind.,charging them with selling their votes. ’Indians cast the highest per cent of votes to population ofany state in the union, which war rants the conclusion that extra induce ments were offered to call out a full vote. ________ Ki K! él Al S Á1 Á1 Á1 I M c I ntosh & M c N air Dealers in HARDWARE, TINWARE and CHINA. STOVES, RANGES and HEATERS. ° OAK Headquarters for Dairymen’s Supplies. Agent for CHARTER OAK STOVES. Western Washing Machines. Large Stock of l’aints, Oils, Varnishes anti Glass. 34 miles already settled, with vacant Must Respect their Autonomy. The Most Reliable GROCERY STORE in Tillamook A Contrast. lands free of limber, all tributary to Portland. Above all these advantages, [ The report of the senate committee] The Canadian statistics ofcrime make I and that of timber and coal to carry au astonishing contrast with those of! on interocenic canals upon the pre from the Nehalem to Portland, that j the United Slates, says the Examiner, j liminary report of the canal commis route possesses the sine qua non for The annual report of the Dominion for sion sets forth in unmistakable terms successful railroading, namely, a water the duty and necessity of the United i grade for 34 miles, and if a bridge below 1899 shows that there were but twenty- , States respecting the autonomy and the | five indictments for murder during the Oswego be added it would have 40 miles territorial integrity of Nicaragua and ! of a water grade, all of easy construe, year, and that only two of the cases Costa Rica, in acquiring the right of were left without final action. Nine of| tion, with no tunnel. But when we way for a canal. It is declared that ' made the survey in 1890 and 1891, we the accused were acquitted, eleven were we must fully recognize the sovereign I found that route had the disadvantage convicted and hanged, and three were i independence and authority of those! The others try to follow, but their “ wind comes hard.’’ of being about 10 miles (or possiblv less) detained as insane. According to the I countries “ and deal with them without ' newspaper statistics the murders in the . greater length than the North Portland Our competitors cannot understand it, but vve do, and we mean to carry the day, no matter what our loss | any attempt at encroachment on their j route with a tunnel. Against this, how United States run as high as 10,000 dur : national rights.” It is pointed out that { y reach. We have an object in view, but we are not telling our competitors what it is—they’ll wake up some fine morning and catch on, and then probably they’ll try to “catch on ’’ behind as usual! ever, it has the following advantages, ing a year, and rarely run below 5,000. the acquisition of the sovereign owner-1 Our cash register is printing rebate check, you should save them and read the advertisement on the back These include manslaughter, lynching , besides easier grades: | ship of a tract of country including the thereof. First—A cheap railroad extension of and justifiable homicide, but the list is , j line of the canal would separate Nicara- Crayon picture, regular price, $1.98, ours nothing. Water Color picture, regular price, $3.96, ours nothing. five miles from Oswego to the west side discreditably large. On the basis of pop- I i gua into two parts, between which the Lepia picture, regular price, $2.96, ours nothing. illation, the United States should not I of Oregon City bridge, at which citv is I sovereignty of the United States would delivered and consumed now over 70,-1 have more than 375 cases of murder. lie interposed. “An act more fatal to 000 cords of wood yearly, on which its ’ Why do we have twenty times as many? its autonomy cannot be conceived,” factories pay for stumpage alone 5C cents I Our people are not very different in stock says the report, and even if the govern per coni; while in addition the pulp or circumstances from those who have ment of Nicaragua were not prohibited wood carried there for the two paper ( I settled Canada. Where does the differ by its constitution from making a mills from the Nehalem would keep these ence come in? Canadians lay it to the C. A. BAILEY, cession of territory “ the severance of quality ofjtistice that is served out in mills running for 40 years. Within five DKAI.ER IN ! its territory by such mutitation would the Dominion. When a man commits a years 60,000 tons of coal, if it can be de STUDEBAKER WAGON I destroy its territorial integrity and with livered there from Nehalem for factories, murder there he is not given unlimited OSBORNE MOWERS, etc., at *3 per ton will displace the cord- tim<! to i",akc rend-v ,or ,ri,ll , > weeks are | it the republic.” It is declared that Buggies, hay Hikes, plows, and ollie Make a Specialty of Logging and Machine Work. this is beyond the pnrpose of the house farm machinery. You can save wood ; with the advantage of being able not n°‘ taken in getting juries, the trial First Class \\ ork Guaranteed. Charges are Reasonable. , bill. money by dealing with me, to secure sawlogs l>y rail from Nelmlem judge does not have to allow all sorts A statement of this nature was per Special Prices on Buggies and Spring as cheap as to Portland ; then new saw of irrelevant questions to be asked lest a Shop in Hiner’s old Stand, TILUflMOOK CITY. Wagons. . haps deemed necessary to reassure the I technical-minded Supreme Court reverse mills will certainly lw erected at Oregon' C. A. BAILEY. Tillamook, Ore. Central American states, particularly in City, pros|Kvtivelv with sash and door him, and if a conviction is had there is view of the fact that the position of no two or three years of waiting to al- factories and woodenwarc industries. some men in congress has been calcu Second—To the Oswego iron and steel low an ap|K*al, and no new trial. The For Fence Posts lated to cause the governments of only appeal is to the clemency of the works (now idle) could then lie carried KIR COATKr WITH Nicaragua and Costa Rica to apprehend ' Government, and it is rare that the judg the iroa ore of Nehalem in unlimited that their territorial integrity might not quantities of high grade, as per reports ment of a jury is overruled. Punishment be respected, in the event of their re- [ of Major Jones, late United States En quickly follows the crime, and there are fnsal to grant all concessions that no lynchings. It the Canadians will onlv Will outwear CEDAR. It is also a gineer.at Portland ; in addition, Oswego, should be asked, especially the right to j RADICAL REMEDY AGAINST with Sucker Lake lieliind it for saw logs adopt the United States system of jus make the proposed waterway a mili CHICKEN LICE. and a water front of 10(1 feet fall, and for I tice they will soon be able to boast of as Agents for Kopp's Brewery, t* __ of the * finest Beer in the Northwest. the " Brewer Its application to the inside walls of other manufacturing enterprises, with I large a murder roll in proportion as our tary canal. But if the United States Strangers can And here a place to write, attend to correspondent»' private^ poultry houses will permanently exter the Willamette River in front and two own favored land. Our “judicial safe is not to Lave sovereignity over the minate all LICE. confer upon business or social matters and generally feel at home. territory through which the proposed separate railways thereto constructed, guards” appear to condemn about 7,000 Results: HEALTHY CHICKENS- canal would run, why fortify it? If could also be made the most economical ! innocent ftersons to death each year at PLENTY EGGS. the sovereignty over such territory is I the hands of the murderers. place, with cheap coal, for other maim Write for circular and prices and men- | Will the Oiegon state legislators be to remain with Nicaragua and Costa iactiircs Ilian iron and lumlier. Rica may they not reasonably object tion this paper. Third—Direct railwar connection with | able to bring about the state of affairs to fortifications and a large military WADE & BRIGGS, the O. R. * *!. .me recently extended to which exists in Canada ? force which might at some time become Tillamook, Or. Southeastern Portland : Nehalem freight a menace to their autonomy ? and coal could there and nt Albina be The Cudahy Case. W bile those countries are exceedingly more economically transferred than nt While the startling story of the kid. well disposed toward the United States, the terminal grounds, where charges are greater. imping of the son of Edward Cudaliv of it is very doubtful if they will agree Finally, by the Nehalem railroad Omaha and his ransom for *25.000 in to permit this country to fortify a| getting to the river cither near Elk Rink. gold almost overtaxes the credulity of canal in their territory and maintain 0'1 Springville or I.iimton, river steamers intelligent (leoplc who can hardly be there such a military force as would could tenqionirily handle lumber, and lieve such a Ixdd stroke could lie played be necessary to garrison the fortifica tions. You will always find primeUteat at this store. Give us a call. steam tugs and barges handle coal, and successfully in these modern davs, it re SHAVING veals what sacrifices a fond parent will rivet steamers merchandise to nod from Would Exclude our Wheat. the city till the line should reach Port make when convinced his child is in dan HAIN CUTTING, J. F. JENKINS, Proprietor. ■and, north, south or east sides, just as ger. SHAMPOOING, The German agrarians, according to That the plot was skillfully laid and a wedidat Elk Rock in 1KHG and 1HN7, report from the American consul at ■luring the time of the long litigation shrewdly executed is evidenced liy every Bremen, are proposing a policy which which prevented us entering the Jeffer. detail which the kidna|iers had so care looks to the exclusion of American everything strictly first class son-street deport tor sonic two years, fully worked out in advance and whether wheat from the German market, Hav- and sawlogs in any event can be as they would or would not have carried proprietors of ing been unsuccessful in securing leg, ' cheaply delivered to the Portland saw out their hellish threats of pcrsonnl vio to their vwtim had their demands I isla tion prohibiting, in effect the impor mills at Elk Rock, Oswego. Springville lence ' been i|;nored will of course never be tation ol American canned meats, the ’ or I.iimton as at the terminal grounds. 1 agrarian party is now exerting its influ BARBER ANO HAIRDRESSER If. therefore, the new president, Ms. known. ’ DEALERS IN \\ hat is to benpprehended now is that ence to henvilv increase the import du Hayes, of the Southern Pacilii . shimld SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING ties on all grains entering the empire, favor the Nehalem raiAwnv, after it the storv ol tbeCudaliy ransom will give SHAMPOOING, ETC rc.u hes a pirtid 'i*iow Oswego, with the rise to imitations in all parts of the notably on wheat, and the consul ex. 8h,’P "ext door l0 Larsen’s Hotel, Tillamook sauto facilities and terms as those the country. This lias lieen already fore presses the opinion that the proposer! ___________ Electric Raths nicely Bitted up. Good for Northern Pacific did offer at Cornelius shadowed bv the comment ol one of the law will be passed by the Reichstag He says the aim of the agrarians is ' persons suffering with rheumatism. Gap, I should in that case advise con Chicago police officials, to the effect that Building next door to the Tost Office. structing the Nehalem railwav on the it sets a most dangerous precedent likelv to make Germany entirely independent water grade via Oswego. Otherwise, to lead to a series of sensational child- of all countries for its breadstuffsand ' (icrhups the better course mnv be to stealing adventures and that if kidnapers food supplies and remarks that it is 1 1 difficult to see how the proposed na 1 select the nin th route, w ith half a mile of 1 get the idea they can successful!v hold fire insurance . tunnel, either to Springville or to North children for ransom rich men will have to tional legislation can have any other , Portland. Although most costly, this employ Krvants to act as bodyguards effect m the long run than to enhance ' 7- 5. S7^/77£7VS, lias Home eight to nine miles shorter dis-j i for their young ones. On this account the price of the daily bread of the peo. | w. AGENT for tur HI>?i’Pv»jyTUAL AND LONDON & tance. as much ns nny other it is to be hoped pie. "It is imjMissible to understand,”' LIVERPOOL GLOBE INSURANCE he adds. " hew the proposed duty can ' the iierpetrators of the deed will lie COMPANIES. To Assure Honesty in Banks. speedily identified and brought to jus. increase the crops of wheat throughout StQQe leavoa Germany ot decrease tlx appetite of the Stage ° eaves l/vS I*“/ leaves Sunday- Agent for North West School Supply t ice. It is Mid of the recently arrested assis. Strange ns it mnv seem, it transpires German people.” t)f course it can do '-o'npany, Notary Public. taut cashier ot the First National bank TILLAMOOK. — OREGON that nothing in the Nebraska criminal neither and for that very practical rea-' of Grcclcv, that he entered the service of son it seems most improbable that the • . previous from the Agents at code prescribes a jwniiltv adequate to the bank twenty years ago when hr was this particular crime and that the prose government will place a duty of 4(1 Nor,h Y»n>hilJ and Tillamook. but 17 years old, and during the whole! insure with ciiting officials would have difficulty in or 50 cents a bushel on wheat, which tunc sincT then lias maintained a high I»e Claude Thayer, well-nigh prohibitive. It character in the communitv at large, and placing a charge against them that n rather dangerous thing Agent or Fireman’s Fund and London would entail a jienitcntiarv sentence Inis been trusted implicitly by the bank ' rnment, under existing con This delect of the law should and doubt and Lancashire Fire Insurance officials and stockholders ditions. to adopt a policv which wonld i It is a fact, which is remarkable or less will l)C curcd'by the coming legishi materially enhance the price of bread, Companies. t ure. not. according to the point of view from for the indnstrial situation in Germany I ” the meanwhile the Cmlahv kidnap, which one looks, that every one of these is not such as will admit of any increase bank gentlemen who is detected in tip. mg stands out as one ot the most sensa m the wages of labor. There is n< tional and remarkable pieces of crime "e guarantee first class Wagon Work of propriating other people's money to his qncstioa that German ngricnltnrnl in. the closing century. own use. lias l»crn for more or less time at low charges. terests are suffering, but to seek a rem Shoeing, No. 4’s down, $1 50 a ¡»eculiarly trusted official or employe edy for this in a policy that wonld of the institution. Political Drift. went A THAYER,ProprietorR. make subsistence for the masses of the General Banking and Exchange busi People s|>eak of this ns if it were one people harder could not fail to encounter Workshops; ness interest paid on time deposits. of the most surprising things possible, The totol vote cast in New York state most vigorous popular resentment and Next to Goyne’s Office, Till«- Exchange on England, Belgium, Ger when as matter of fact, if any stealing is t<>| the several candidates for president protest. Ifthe duty on grain proposed was 1.549,612. done nt all in a bank it van only be by I ntook City, Oregon. by the agrarians should be adopted the many, Sweden, and all foreign countries some one of these |>evtiliarly men. as Clevthind s heart-to-heart talks with Aimik n wheat gr. «ren of c->«rw TILLAMOOK. ORE. one mnv see from a moment’s tlu ug, ».VI the late democratic party are ns edifying would feel the effect of it bs, „ No other kind of man would esc as eulogies of the deceased at a “wake.” Kriou.lv ns the G,. -. um r*. CLIP ’ "^77“© -¿kx© in. tlx© 2ESs.c© to "V7"irxl KING & KERREMANS. w V. MORGAN, General Blacksmithing WINE AND LIQUOR HOUSE. Billiard Parlors and General Social Resort. Carbolineum Avenarius C. E. HADLEY, Proprietor. Tillamook Cffy, Oregon Tiade sxt tlx© NEW MEAT MARKET, CHAS. PETERSON, to tlx© Z=ost orfico. Hot and Cold Raths. LEACH & JONES, Tillamook Meat Market EDGAR LATIMER, I Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc. ROUTE to TILLAMOOK Carrying U.S. Mail. The DIRECT Tillamook <5 North Yamhill Stage Line. JOHN BARKER, Proprietor ■ < ... ......... X«" y,except monde>y. Horse Shoeing and General Blacksmithing. I i «lagon OJonk. •V ho* u^, empb,,. ’ r- ........... p.„ls ***£^\'?* TWO liv* ’¡ISSELL !‘.‘£s or C. & E. Thayer the new barber SHOE. .’ Store. ng,