Tillamook headlight., April 04, 1901, Image 4

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. APRIL 4, 1901.
NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS
We have by far the largest and best assorted stock of New
Goods that has ever been imported into this city.
Dress Goods, Foulards, Demities and Lawns in the Newest and
Prettiest Patterns. New Silks and Sateens.
Large assortment of Ladies’ Collarets in new shapes and colors,
French Ginghams, Percales ami Outing Flannels in the best
summer styles ami patterns.
We are showing the largest and finest assortment of Ladies’
Shirt Waists ever shown in the city.
COHN & CO
Little Grace Swabb is quite sick at this
writing
Just as we were going to press Mr. Allie Foland was a pleasant caller
a telephone message stated that at the burg Thursday.
Captain Thompson died to-day. G. T. Coulson made a flying trip to the
He is the oldest person in Tilla­ city of Tillamook Tuesday.
mook, being about 96 years of Miss Tessa Bixby is staying with Mrs.
•fe.
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Win. Patrick, while Mr. Patrick is out­
There is no Place Like Tillamook side after his father and mother.
Miss Dora Swabb came home Satur­
day and returned to her work Sunday.
Arkansas City, Kansas,
March 2Htli, 1901.
Sunday school at. this place will be at
[ to EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.] 3 o’clock p.m., instead ofin the forenoon.
D ear S ir ,— I see in the Headlight
BOULDER CREEK.
very frequently something about Kan
sas and the hard times people are having
Mr. James Hughey is making a visit
here in winter on account of the cold to his Nestucca ranch at present.
snow storms a.id the chinch bugs and
Elder Blalock, of
Coulsonburg,
grasshoppers in summer. It is true we
have some chinch bugs and a few grass­ preached at the Brown school house,
hoppers in warm weather, but they do Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Bays were visiting
but very little damage to crops here, and
as for snow storms, we never have them their many friends on Boulder Creek,
here in this part of Kansas. I live in last Saturday and Sunday.
Cowley county, on the Arkansas river,
Mr. John Brady attended Sabbath
on the state line. Here we have mild school at Wolf Creek, Sunday.
winters, good crops in summer and
Sam Lucas and Mr. Woods went to
nearly cveiybody has big white houses the valley last week to meet some Mis-
to live in and big red barns for their sou ria ns en route to Tillamook co.
grain ami stock. Every farmer lias a
Will ami Herman Thun are moving to
fine buggy or else a fine carriage to ride their ranch on Charlie S' ars creek. Will
in and every farmer has a piano or an says he is going back to Tillamook in a
organ in his house. I tell you people are few days to get his wife, and then he
doing well here, with no mud, no logs will be ready to settle down.
in their roads, no houses blowing down,
Have you seen H. A. Chopard’s new
no houses propped with poles to keep
them from blowing down. No, no. W.> mail box? He is thinking of having ii
have good roads, good crops, good patented.
I). C. Getchell came up the river last
health and good times here. Our stock
has kept fat on the wheat fields this Thursday to measure the slashing he
winter. We live in the garden spot of has been doing for W. N. Bays.
world.
John Borba is milking thirty fresh
Now, Mr. Bditor, if you think what I cows at present.
have said about this part of Kansas will
do for your readers to see, you can put
Oregon Must Rustle.
it in the Headlight, so that they can see
The fact that but a very small
that there is some fine country out side
of Tillamook county. I once lived in percentage of the homeseekers
Tillamook and I know all about it.
coming to the Coast from the
Yours truly,
Fast on the special excursion
Captain Thompson Dead.
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and Belts
A Fine New Line of Wrappers
of
Dress
or Fancy (roods. Our
In fact, anything in the line
stock is strict) v up Jo date.
new stock of Shoes, both for Ladies and Gents.
If von want style and durability in Clothing you must wear
one of our New Suits. They are the best that money can buy.
Don’t overlook the fact that we are “The King Pins on Gro­
ceries, Feed and Provisions of all kinds. Our prices arc low
and in many cases lower than any in the city.
The Leading Merchants.__
Will China Sign?
Aguinaldo Swears Allegiance.
W ashington , April i.—In­
formation has reached here to
the effect that the Russian
Govenment, being seriously per­
turbed by the course of China in
not signing the Manchurian
agreement, largely because of
the protest made by the several
powers, has conveyed a distinct
and unmistakable intimation to
China that if this course is per­
sisted in there may be an inter­
ruption of diplomatic relations
between Russia and China and a
termination of the present inter­
course between them. This is
little short of an ultimatum that
China must sign or take the con­
sequence of a termination of her
friendly relations with Russia.
W ashington , April 2. —
Secretary Root has just made
public the following cablegram
received at the War Department
this mortiiug at 8 o’clock :
“ Manila, April 2.—Adjutant-
General, Washington : Since
arrival at Manila, Aguinaldo
has, at Malacanan, been inves­
tigating conditions in archipel­
ago, He has relied almost en-
tirely upon the instructive advice
of Chief Justice Arellano. As a
result, to-day he subscribed and
swore to the declaration 011 page
11 of my annual report.
M c A rthur .”
The oath referred to is as fol­
lows :
“I hereby renounce all allegi­
ance to any and all so-called re­
volutionary governments in the
Philippine Islands, and recog­
nize and accept the supreme
authority of the United States of
America therein. I do solemnly
swear that I will bear true faith
and allegiance to that govern­
ment ; that I will at all times
conduct myself as a faithful and
lawabiding citizen of the said
islands, and will not, either
directly or indirectly, hold cor­
respondence with, or give intelli­
gence to an enemy of the United
States, or will I abet, harbor or
protect such enemy ; that 1 im-
pose upon myself these voluntary
obligations without any mental
reservations or purpose of eva-
1»
sion, so help me God.”
Four asterisks in the cable­
gram mark a passage withheld
from publication, about which
the officials will say nothing
now.
Aguinnldo's captare, and it is diffi-1 Cathedra), London, nnd 30 000 rare man.
ing L„
cult to ascertain what the majority ot uscripts to the New York library. Mor­
them really think of it. It is certain that gan is a grandson of John Pierpont, the
Aguinaldo's influence is less strong than poet. He is 63, and his friends believe
that he will enroll himself 011 the list o
formerly, though it is still great.
the world's most famous philanthro-
pliists.
To Control Fisheries.
TO PREVENT DECAV.
S an F rancisco , March 31.—The Call
says;
Wood Preserver Used by Uncle Sain on
A $30,000.000 syndicate deal is pend-
Yamhill River Work.
ing in San Francisco, and with its suc­
cessful consummation the entire fishing Merit« of Aven»rlM» Carboiineum Rec­
ognized by National, State and
and packing industry on the Pacific
Municipal Governmeiitti.
Coast will be controlled by one big cor­
poration. The principal stockholders in
The fame of Avearius Carbolineuni
this new syndicate, should the deal be I.as
Hteadily extended, as the only txma
closed, will include the well-known New tide preserver of wood, since its discov­
York financiers, J. Pierpont Morgan, ery in Germany thirty years ago. It has
August Belmont, W. Seligman, J. Selig­ stood all testsof climate, soil and water
man and the presidents of several of the and steadily lived down all pretended
rivals. Today it is not only employed
most extensive banking-! o ises in New m all countries for Hie preservation of
York City. Negotiations have been wood used for household articles such as
houses, barnes, fences, etc., but the na­
pending several months.
Representative of the Eastern capital­ tional governments, both of Europe ami
America, have recognized its value in
ists who have been working all over the saving public constructions from decay.
Morgan to Build Canal.
Coast have secured options on a large Following their example cities and coun­
C hicago , April 2.—A special
majority of the canning plants, and the ties have also adopted avenarms carbo-
to the Chronicle from Washing­
syndicate will be able to control the en­ lineum for bridges, pavements, etc., and
the leading ship builders and railroad
tire salmon industry with the exception companies have shown their faith in its
ton says: In regard to J. Pierpont
of a certain per cent that is controlled merits by Heating ship timbers, cars,
Morgan’s scheme that the United
by the Alaska Packers’ Association, of telegraph holes and ties with the same
States Government shall aban­
this citv. It was learned yesterday that never failing preventative against cli­
don its plan of building a canal
matic decay and rapacious wood boring
negotiations have been commenced with I vermin, both of land and water.
across the Isthmus of Panama
the Alaska Packers’ Association for an I Great bodies move slowly, and only
and permit private capital to
option on its plant, but nothing definite | act after mature deliberation. It may
take up and finish the work
I lherefore be safely stated that govern­
has been done.
ment. and corporations did not employ
already accomplished on the Pan­
Among the companies that will be ab-1 avenarius carboliiieuin until fully con­
ama Canal, it is learned on high
sorbed should the deal go through will i vinced ot its money saving as well ns
authority that when Mr. Mor­
be the Pacific American Fisheries Com- [ wood preserving qualities, Priyate in-
gan visited Washington about
pany, of which John Cudahy, of Chicago, | ■ dividual« desirous of lengthening tlielife
wood work and at the same time cur­
10 days ago
i o he first broached
is the president, and the Pacific Steam j i of
tailing expenses, need not fear to follow
His proposition
Whaling Company, of which Senator tile precedents established.
the subject,
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George C. Perkins is the head. Should i Recent local examples proving the
was that
the Administration
the syndicate be finally successful, the , tiul'i of tl.e above statements are not
abandon the present plan of con-
headquarters of the big corporation will »anting. The reconstructed Madison
structing a canal at Government
street bridge in Poitland has been treat-
lie in this citv.
<1 with avenarms carboliiieuin, as has
expense across Nicaragua and
also the pavement at the intersection of
Costa Rica and recommend to
four
streets in that city where the heavi­
Scandal in Army.
Congress that a corporation com­
est street car anti wagon traffic converge.
M anila , March 31.—Interest in the Hi' latter use of the compound was
posed of American capitalists be
capture and fate of Aguinaldo is well- ma le at the earnest solicitation of street
authorized to carry out the work
nigh overshadowed in Manila by sensa­ ci.r managers who confidently look for
L evi H udson .
trains reach Portland is evidence practically abandoned by the
giatifying results.
tional developments, present and pros­ The gentlemen in charge of the United
that there is need of an active Panama Company.
pective,
of
frauds
in
the
Commissary
De
­
Sta'es engineer department for Oregon
NEHALEM.
Aguinaldo in Prison.
missionary or two at the Eastern
It is understood that the syn­
partment. How widely these extend has ale now applying avenerius carbolineuni
The tug Vosburg and barge arrived in end of the line.
dicate headed by Morgan and M axila , March
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30.—In company with not been ascertained, but enough is to the dams and lock work on the Yam­
hill river, a flattering tribute to its merits
from ’Frisco on Thursday last. The
A great many who start for Mr. Hill is composed of capita- ' Colonel Vellia, his chief-of-staff, and Dr. known to justify the belief that they are which
was certainly not extended until
barge is loaded, and they will sail for Oregon are blinded by the glit­ lists who now control the entire ( Barcolana, ex-treasurer of the Filipino far-reaching. Captain Frederick J. Bar­
searching investigation satisfied the au­
Portland at the first opportunity.
tering inducements held out by transcontinental railway systems Government, Aguinaldo now occupies rows, of the Thirtieth Volunteer In­ thorities that it was a measure of prac­
Dr. Wiley came up on Sunday to at­ the emissaries of the Sound in the United States.
one of the nicest apartments of the Mai. fantry, Quartermaster of the Department tical economy.
With such examples before them it
tend Wm. Schollmeyer’s oldest boy, who cities, who intercept them en
Piesideilt McKinley is said to acant.li Palace.. He is closely guarded ( of Southern Luzon, together with several would
appear that the individual is fool­
was in a critical condition with inflam
route, anil persuade them to have listened to the new canal and courteously treated. Captain commissary sergeants, several civilian ish an I the official almost culpable who
illation of the bowels. At present writing
does lint protect Ills own, or the taxpay­
drop off before the land of milk proposition with a favorable ear. . Francis J. Kernan, of the Second Infan clerks, a prominent Government con- ! er's
lie is somewhat lift ter.
pockets by using this compound,
' try ; Captain William L. Kenlev, of the tractor, the assistant manager of the
and
honey,
the
mecca
of
all
well-
He
has
not
made
any
promise
Two gentlemen of the name ofNitns
First Artillery, members of General Mac-1 Hotel Oriente, the proprietors of three thus saving from decay, and lengthening
the life of all frame structures for which
were here last week looking at the informed homeseekers, is reach­ nor indicated what course the , Arthur’s staff; Captain Benjamin H. of the largest bakeries in Manila, a num­ thus saving from decay, and lengthening
Fearnside store property, with a view ed. Spokane and various towns Administration will pursue in Randolph and Lieutenant Gilbert A. ber of storekeepers and other persons the life of all frame structures for which
to purchasing. The household goods of in Idaho and Montana also make dealing with the matter.
Youngberg, of the Third Artillery, with ' have been arrested. The investigation he is individualy or officially response
Mr. Morgan and Mr. Hill five gvards, are watching him.
the late Geo. W. Fearnside were sold at successful raids upon the excur­
has scarcely begun, but thousands of ble.
Thorsen & Co., of Portland,
private sale on Saturday last.
sion trains, so that not infre­ may decide to visit Panama, in Aguinaldo, nervously pacing the floor, ' sacks of flour, a quantity of bacon and Or., Fisher
are side Pacific coast agents for live*
quently
but
from
40
to
50
out
of
and
thinking
deeply,
thrusts
his
hands
wagon loads of other goods, all bearing nnrius carbolineuin, and it can be found
Mr. Hill’s yacht, after they get
The Ladies Circle W. of W. held their
4th anniversary celebration on Monday 400 or 500 homeseekers starting through in Washington, and through his hair. He smokes many­ Government marks, have been found in at W ade & B riggs , Tillamook, Or.,
night. The hall was full, and a very out with the intention of seeing Senator Hanna may accompany cigars and cigarettes and he also has a the possession of unauthorized persons. who will gladly supply information re­
garding its accomplishments.
*
i hearty appetite. He speaks only a few
nice program was rendered, followed bv Oregon, ever reach their destina­ them.
It is alleged that the contractor in per.
| words of English. He is conscious of his son, who has been doing a business ap­
refreshments and dancing.
tion.
dignity, but tries to talk pleasantly proximating $11'0.000 a month, has
Inherited $300 000.
These facts and this state of
NETARTS.
I with his guards. He often praises the spent huge sums in entertaining officers.
C. A. BAILEY,
affairs only emphasize the lack
W ali . a W alla , April 2. — skill and audacity of General Funston in A prominent commissary officer is
Chas. Hobart, of Long Beach., Cal.,
DEALER IN
of
any
effective
effort
on
the
part
(Special to the Evening Tele­ effecting his capture, saying that only by accused of leading a scandalously im­
arrived here hist Thursday, and will re­
5 TUDEBA KER WA GON
of Oregon to secure a fair share gram.)—Mrs. Frank Goodwin, - a strntegeni could he have been captured. moral life. It is asserted that large
main here for some time.
OSBORNE MOWERS,
of this heavy tide of Westward of Wallula, a railroad junction It is said that Aguinaldo is verv ■ quantities of stores have been lost or Buggies, hay rakes, plows, and otbe
James Starek, of Kclchis, was on the
emigration. If Oregon, the best on the O. R. & N., 30 miles 'strongly averse to retreating from his stolen in transit, and also that there is a I farm machinery. You can eave
beach Sunday.
money by dealing with me,
state oti the Pacific Coast, wants west of this city, has been noti­ former attitude.but that he must regard shortage in the Commissary depot. New
Joseph Kutcher has gone to Hobson-
Special Prices on Buggies and Spring
the liest interests of the Filipino people. scandals develop daily. Illicit transaction Wagons.
more
people,
she
will
have
to
fied
that
$500,000
awaits
her
Ville to work in the Truckee mill fur three
take steps to prevent the whole­ order in the First National Rank | The sisters of Dr. Barcolana have! have been traced back to June, 1900, and
C. A. BAILEY. Tillamook, Ore.
months.
j called upon him, bringing a supply of [ it is possible there are others of earlier
sale
alxiuction
of
homeseekers
of New York City. Mrs. Good­ linen. Aguinaldo is well supplied with
Our road supervisor is rebuilding the
date. The exorbitant tariff on provisions
bridge on the Watkins place that was by the energetic land boomers of win is a poor widow with three 1 money and he ordered a supply of new
makes the surreptitious sale of commis­
taken out bv the high water during the her sister states. Of this there children, her husband having clothes. He is careful of his personal ap.
sary supplies immensely profitable. It
is no question.
winter.
died in Walla Walla several pearance He celebrated his 32nd birth. is understood that prominent officers ol
BIBBER 11, MUtolESSEI.
Marian l‘helps made a trip around the Cheese Maker Wants Situation. moths ago.
' day before he was captured. The birth­ the I nited States Army mav be arrested.
■SHAVING,
1IAIR CUTTING
Bay Saturday.
This $500,000 is Mrs. Good­ day festivities were prolonged and only Lieutenant P. K. Street, of the Forty-
A first-class cheese mid butter maker
J. M. Morgan’s family, who have Iweii , wants situation. Can furnish good re­ win share of a $100,000,000 es­ terminated tqion the arrival of General . Sixth Volunteer Infantry, is prosecuting
SHAMPOOING, ETC
sick for some time with the mcasrls. are ferences.—Address L.. Headlight office.
tate lately settled in the New 'Funston. Aguinaldo tries to read the | the investigation under direction ofColo-
getting lietter at the present writing.
Electric Baths nicely fit tied up Good for
York courts. Some ancestors of American newspajiers and is anxious to nel Wilbur, Chief of Police.
learn the state of public opinion in the 1
persons suffering with rheumatism.
Mrs.
Goodwin
settled
on
what
TWO LIVE PAPERS,
The* Yokohama correspondent of the
COULSONBURG.
has been considered part of the United States concerning Phillippine' Daily Mail, who records various indica. Building next door to the Post Office.
affairs. He had a conference with General
great Trinity Church property. Trias and the Chief lustice, Arellano, tions of preparations for war on the
Rev. Moore visited friends here last
HEADLIGHT
For years the church trustees hut his futme intentions have not lieen part ofjapan. says : “ Interviews have
last week.
have been lawing with the heirs, announced. He spends much time appeared with prominent statesmen, all
and
Mr. Connie Dye has been employed and
and the latter have won.
is now working for Mr Sanders, down
seated by a barred window watching breathing the war spirit and expressing
WEEKLY OREGONIAN
the river.
There are said to be a number the beats passing up and down the Pasig the general opinion that it is impossible
to allow Russia a free hand in Manchu.
Grandpa Woods who came here last
One Year for $2.25. of People in Walla Walla whose Ri ver.
ria. This is the gra vest crisis from the
This
morning
Aguinaldo
was
recog.
ancestors
owned
part
of
the
fall from Mo., left here Friday morning
Th» regular subscription price for
nixed by a crowd of natives going up the point of view of Japan, since her war
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for the above named state, but we think
Trinity
Church
site,
and
who
THU HEADLIGHT is$l.3O, and
with China."
he will rrgtrt the change, especially at
think they will now get a share river in a lighter. The natives gazed on
SHAVING,
* * st
the
regular
subscription
price
of
him a while in silence and then began to
this time of the vear.
Thus far J. Pierpont Morgan has given
the Weekly Oregonian is $1.50. in the final settlement.
HAIR CUTTING,
jeer, calling him Emilio and vile names $500,000 for a New York technical school,
Part of K. T. Coulson’s family are
Any one subscribing for THE
Our Clubbing Rates.
in the Ta gal language. The guards
SHAMPOOING,
still on the nick list.
$175,000 for a botanical park at New
HEADLIGHT and paying one
quieted the disturbance and Aguinaldo
Aork,
\ork,
$100,000
$
1
IX),
000
for
a
<i
laying-in
hospital.
hospital,
Frank Dye is holding down the office
year in advance can get both for Headlight and the Examiner.......
2.35 left the window in disgust. The natives
of mail earner nt present.
$2.25.
e idlight & Thnce-a-Week World 2.00 in Manila are undemonstrative concern $150,000 for a yacht dub. $300,000 for
a church, $25,000 for lighting St. Paul's
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EDGAR LATIMER,
CHAS.
I
PETERSON,
Hot and Cold Raths.
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EVERYTHING STRICTLY FIRST CL*SS