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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JULY 3. 1902 I Ö*be íilkimooh ïjtailinbt öl' Fr«<i C. Baker. Pubi I »her RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. (STRICTLY IX ADVANCE.) One year............................................... $1.50 Six months............................................ 75 Three months....................................... 50 Editorial Jottings. Bryan has about declared that he will not allow Cleveland to slide down his democratic door. * * * It is stated that buying a cow is like courting a girl. It is well to know the pedigree and record of her mother and lather. A cow with a poor milk record cannot produce a heifer calf that will prove a profitable milker. * * 4t Of course it was unfortunate that King Edward should have to undergo a most serious operation oil the eve of the coro nation. whieli had to be put oft, but as that event would have been nothing but pomp, it matters very little whether old customs are reyived. * ft ft The death in Michigan of a man named Smith and aged 111 years leaves a sad perplexity whether he owed his long lite io letting whisky alone or to chewing tobacco about 18 hours a day. This is loo much of a problem for us, so our readers can argue it out for themselyes. * ft * Owing to so much Oregon mist this side of the Cascade range, but very little building is carried on in the winter, but it is noticed that as soon as the fine wea ther sets in and there is work for all the unions declare a strike in Portland be cause the employers will not allow the unions to run the master builders’ busi nesses. * * * It looks to ns in this neck of the woods that Portland should be getting a move on if it intends making a success of the Lewis and Clark Centennial. Valuable time is Hying rapidly, and before much more fleets away something should be done so that work can be commenced upon it, so that everything may be com pleted when it opens. * * * There is one thing which Tillamook county can do to perfection, and that is raise grass, and with Old Bossy chewing it up and turning ic into gold, there is no county in Oregon which is such a light, ning striker and lifter of mortgages as is Tillamook, consequently interest bearing indebtedness is not a problem worrying the dairymen of this county. • M * United States was intent upon giving them the best form of government. * * ft Congressman Tongue’s vote in the first district was a fitting compliment to that gentleman for the zeal in which he has looked after the interests of Oregon at Washington, especially in securing large appropriations for river and har bors in the state. Mr. Tongue’s plura lity two veare ago was 3019 ; while this vear it more than doubles itself, the plurality being 7372. The figures prove interesting, for the vote in the two congressional districts give a correct idea of the political sentiment through out the state, which will l»e found below: FIBST DISTRICT. 1900. Tongue. Rep........................ 21,212 Dnlv, Fus............................. 18.193 Weatherford, Dem........... Elmore, Pro......................... Gould. Pro........................... Sears, Mid Road Pop...... 1687 Ramp, Socialist ......................... SECOND 1902. 23,585 16,213 2,165 2.576 DISTRICT. 79D0. 1902. 22.088 Moody, Rep...... Wiilimson, Rep. 23.397 Smith. Fus.......... 12,709 15,593 Butcher, Dein... Butler. Pro........ 1 ,399 Spaulding, Pro. 1,957 Simmons. Mid. Road Pop 3,384 Gerdes, Socialist ........................... : 2,753 * * * Merrill and Tracy have lieen sur rounded every day the past week, ac cording to the reports published in the yellow journals, but is not at all proba ble that the posse or militia have been within miles of the fugalives A farmer of Gervias was in Astoria this week and relates some amusing incidents of the chase. One night, when the posse had Merrill and Tracey surrounded, the brave men, intent only on securing the $3100 reward, kept a vigilent watch. They say something moving and shot it. It was the farmer’s calf. Another gang thought they saw something in the dark, so they shot and then ran. Thev killed a hog. Another posse of brave detectives imagin they saw the convicts ami seven of them fired simultaneously. Thev killed a valuable dog, putting sev eral bullets in him. They kept up an in cessant firing all night, which gave the convicts the exact location of the mem bers of the posse; and while the brave boys were shooting, the fugatives were making their escape. There is no doubt Merrill and Tracey could have held np the entire posse, robbed them and striped them of their clothing. There are a lot of brave men in Oregon and Washington, but the majority of them are sleeping ’neath the daisies.—Astoria Herald. Warning Against Extravagance. that thin does not amount to anything, but if one observes the growth of thia vote lie may find it interesting. While the Prohibition vote iricrea-ed some what, the Socialists vote grew remark* ably. Here are the figures: 1902. 1800. 47.623 .46.53« Republican ... 80.557 .33.335 Democrat ...... 1.935 Prohibition ........................ 2.536 5,589 Socialist ........................... 1.466 This is the vote of Secretary of State, as nearly a test as any. The republicans in two years, have held their own, barely gaited a little; the Democrats, being mere antis, have lost a little, but powibly liecause they concentrated their force ti elect Chamberlain: but the Socialists have grown in two years from 1466 to 5329. a gain of nearly 400 per cent. Now if they can do as well in the next two year«, ami the two and four succeed ing years, how many votes will they have? • This is not saying that they will so in crease. It depends. But we might as well recognize the fact that the socialists «re a growing political factor, and if we are at all wise we will inquire into, study out, and understand the reasons why they are so. „ting Xre .s n »„believers who Itvet ,„d the motmn ‘■¡’^"Touis'.’tO ’hOW ’ s,lf dental m« ' , Save a Dootor Bill and may be Your Life. -g L. 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B enjamin W heeler , residence Highland a sufferer from rheumatism, savs : “Fry ’s Lightning .- will l>est and the onlv medicine that ever gave me relief. do all thnt is claimed for it.” Above medicines for sale Dy~ ROBERT STURGEON, Tillamook, Oregon. A ttorney - at -L aw , T illamook O regon . H- COOPER, A ttorney - at -L aw , T illamook O regon . H. GOYNE, A ttorn ky - at -L aw , Office : Opposite Court House T illamook .. O regon . Why Panama Won W ashington , June 25.—The Panama r* A A A A A AAA AAA AAA A A A A AAA A A Canal won because a fight against it would mean no canal at this session. There are some who think Hanna has PROPRIETORS acchieved more of a victory than he an ticipated, and lielieved he was opposed to anv canal whatever. But nothing in 4 his record or statements shows that attitude. No doubt, there are many Sen- ■ ators disappointed because theNicaragua men of the House did not contest and defeat canal legislation, while others be Boiler Work, Logger’s Work and Heavy Forging. lieve that when the President investiga Fine Machine Work a Specialty. tes the title of the Panama (’anal he will repudiate it, and begin the con struction of the Nicaragua Canal, under the terms of the bill. The general sen. timent among all earnest advocates of the canal is that the long-talked-of isth mian waterway is at last sure to be con structed, which is a great feature of the situation. Commenting upon the agree ment in conference, Senator Mitchell said : “While I should have preferred, of course, the adoption directly by Congress of the Nicaragua route, I am exceedingly I gratified that the House conferees have I agreed to accept the Senate bill, as I am strongly of the opinion that this will re sult eventually in the construction of a canal over the Nicragua route. I have Is still here and expects to remain. very grave doubts whether the new Pan ama Canal Company, of France, will be Thanking you for past favors and a continuance of your able to convince the President of the United States that it can give a satisfac tory title to the property it proposes to Cash paid for HIDES and PELTS and FURS, Etc. sell, and the bill so agreed upon makes mandatory on the President, in thcevent FAT HOGS WANTED right away to pack down. he finds he cannot obtain a satisfactory title to the Panama property, to proceed at once with the construction of a canal over the Nicarargua route, and the bill appropriates for that purpose $184,000,- 000. If, however, on the other hand, it ! is determined that a satisfactory title can be obtained, then the bill makesit madatory upon the President to proceed at once with the constructon of a canal over the Panama route, in which event, I trust, what have been regarded as great engineering obstacles in the wav | I have the largest and best assorted stock of old of the construction of the canal on that route, not merely bv myself, but bv Wines and Liquors that has ever been imported into many eminent engineers, will be found this City. not well ground. "The bill, as agreed upon,gives the Pre sident a reasonable time to determine as j to whether he can get a satisfactoiy title from the Panama people. I should have greatly preferred if there had been a limit to this time placed in the bill, and I so voted in the Senate, first to --III-..,-iT; -ill-u-ff- if, limit it to six months, then one year, and 18 months. A majority of the Senate, Don ’ t drink cheap doctored stuff when you can however, voted all these amendments buy it pure and unadulterated from me. down. There is some danger, of course, under this wide latitude, of the project being unreasonably delayed, However, with the President, as 1 know him to he earnestly in favor of the earlv construe- lion of an isthmian canal, and also knowing his positive and aggressive < character and bis determination to proceed in all matters at the proper time, I think there will not be much to fear in OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN committing this discretionary power to his hands.’’ 'lhe present congress has been very lib eral in appropriations It should go no farther in this direction than is abso lutely necessary. In a speech in the house of representatives a few days ago Mr. Cannon, chairman on the com mittee on appropriations, presentefl some facts which should command gen eral interest and attention He pointed out that the appropriation bills already passed an<l those pending amount to over $590,000,000. The permanent annual 1 appropriations amount to almost $70,- * * * 000,000. That makes $660,000,000 that What the democratic press will sav in the appropriation bills will carry—that regard to the Cabinet agreeing to issue a is, the regular bills and the permanent there are the proclamation of amnesty for all political appropriations. Then prisoners in the Philippines, to take effect miscellaneous appropriations, amount on the Fourth of July, is perhaps a little ing to at least $10.000,000 more. .Mr. Cannon said that leaving ont the premature to foretell, Imt it is a wise move on the part of President Roosevelt, sinking fund, the apparent excess of ap propriations at this session over the for it will show conslnsivelv to the Fili pinos that tile United States will give1 total estimatefl revenues for 1903 is them all the liberty ami indejiendence nearly $52,000,000. This without the that is good for them and the islands and isthmian canal bill, without the cable no more. The amnesty includes Agui bill and without many other things press ing for appropriations ."If we should naldo and the prisoners held at Guam. authorize the Panama canal,’’ said Mr. « . . St. Louis exposition officials h ive set-1 Cannon, “there vou have $4-0,000,000 tied the Sunday opening question in ad’ I out of the surplus at once. If we should vanee bv subscribing to the condition of have a cable, there are great expendi tures at once. Without regard to those, the federal appropriation stipulating for ! from the present standpoint, from the closed gates on the first day ofendí week. present action of congress as it is today, This will confine access to the fair for the great army of the employed to evenings it will take e\erv c«nt of money that wc receive the coming fiscal years to pay and holidays. Much can be said upon the expenses that we appropriate for, both sides of the Sunday opening ques those in sight, without the extraordi tion, hut whichever wav the decision is, it is good to have it promulgated suffi nary matters to which I ha ve referred.’’ There is now a large snrplnse but Mr. ciently in advance that all arrangements Cannon said that if we should buy the and contracts can be made to conform Panama route or located the Nicaragua A Doable Tragedy. to it. route, there is not enough in the surplus * * * B oise , Idaho. June 27.—A double trag to pa v the required expenditure of con It is somewhat surprising to see the struction. “1 tell you, gentlemen,” he edy occurred at Pearl, 20 miles from Boers, now that the war in South Africa concluded, “the partv in power ami Boise at 3 o’clock this afternoon, William is over, so willing to swear allegiance to , the whole congress, which takes in both P Kissinger, of Eugene, Or., shot and England and adapt themsslves to the sides, should weigh carefully and long killed Mrs. William Garner, and then new conditions. This must he a hitler the appropriations and the legislation killed himself. Pictures of (he women pill for poor old Kruger and those who that authorize expenditures before we were found on the man. and a hark of took great care to keep as faraway from march up in our legislative authoriza- hair, supposed to be hers. The throry is the fighting line ns possible by going to ! tions to exceed what the revenue will be that they were former lovers. A young Europe and proclaiming through the I the coming year.” woman named Alice Foster heard what newspapers that the Boers would not The advice is sound. It is in accord passed l»etween the two, and saw the give up until thev obtained their inde with correct business principles, which shooting. She was in another room pendence. It is just t lie same with tin* unfortunately get as a rule little recog when Kissinger entered and beard some effort to capture Tracy and Merril. those nition in congress. The condition of expression of surprise on the ¡»art of who stay at home and are out of range the national treasury invites extrava Mrs Garner. She then started to pass of the guns of the escajied convicts know gance. The cash balance is about $200.- through the room, when she saw Kissin how to capture them. O00,000. The surplus at the end of the ger grasp Mrs.Garner in his arms, and as fiscal year, June 30. will as now in he held her, drew a pistol and slu.t her * * ft ln*hind (he ear. Then he shot himself dicated exceed $80,000,000. The tend To the victors belong the spoils, as no ency of such figures is to stimulate ap- through the head. doubt \V. F. Matthews is content to l»e- Mr and Mrs. Garner were married ropriations and there is danger of run lieve since hr Inis been named for United ning into reckless extravagance. It is in February last. Mr Garner has long States marshal. “Jack” Matthews, as been a resident of this saction. Mrs. Jie is comifionlv known, has been one of1 not desirable that the government shall Garner, who was Ada Horn, came fro n go on increasing the surplus and on the ; those who ¡»ersistentlv fought Senator J. Oregon. Her parents reside at Pilot Roca, Simon, hut in doing so had tn taste the other hand it is not wise to indulge in j near Pendleton. such lavish expenditure as may bring | bitterness of defeat on sever il occasions about a deficit. The revenues of the which almost wi|»ed tip* anti-Simnn fac government for the next fiscal year will Demand for Normal Graduates. tion out of existence. Fortune favored the brave, however, for the nnti-Simon lie considerably less than tor the current 1 vear, the repeal of the war taxes going j The State Normal School at Mon faction fared better at the two last elec into effect July t. If the expenditures ■ mouth reports that the demand for its tions in Multnomah county. for “Jack” already authorised are in excess of the i graduates during the pastyear has been captured the republican organization, estimated receipts for the next fiscal I much beyond the supply. Graduation and knowing what prestage that gave year, the expediency of putting a check ■ from the Normal practically assures a him and having the sagacity and energy upon appropriations is obvious. Mr. . place worth from $40 to $100 per as well, he used it to good advantage. Cannon did his duty in calling attention ’ month. The students take the state ex * ft ft to this matter, though his admonition aminations during the regular course and are easily able to pass on all subjects Admiral Dewev still contends that the may not l»c heeded by congress. required for state papers before gradua Filipinos are just as capable of self gov tion. The school has a well equipped eminent as the Cubans, and that lie did The Socialist Vote. training department, consisting of a not promise the former independence nine grade town school and typical when lie destroyed the Spanish fleet and There is quite a 1 irge lesson, if one co u n t y sch nol._______________ captured Manila. The evidence before the senate committee brought these tacts chooses to study it out, in the Oregon To unnerstaml them Deafness Cannot be Cured out last week, and another, which is of election figures some importance, is to the effect that needs two thoughts. perhaps three. The hv local application*, as they cannot reach the l>ewey said that Seymour, the English Republican won a great Uctorr. upper- diaeeaetl portion of the ear. There ia only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitu admiral, tried to convince the Filipinos »•ntly; their majority is practically 15.000 tional remedies. Deafnes.*« is caused by an in- that the Americans were their l»est in a total vote of imt little more (han ft.«med condition of the mucous lini «g of tne fi lends The English admiral was right 80,000, yet Cha inlier lain, a Democrat. was Kiiatarhisn Tube When this tube get:« in flam e«| yon have a rumbling sound or imperfect when he advised this, for he saw also in elet ted for Governor over Furnish, a heat ing. and when il is entirely closed desfnesa the distance that with the Philippine very clean, capable, sturdy, efficient is the result, and unless the inflammation ran islands in |»oss*ssion and under the con voting man. Why was this? asks the be taken out and thia tube restored to it« nor msi condition, hearing *wi|l bv destroyed f<»r- trol of the United States, it would he the Evening Telegram. wver» nine cast*« *»nt ten ate '*tu«ed by But notice ths rise of the Socialists' Catarrh, which is nothing but an infl.vnrd con best thing possible for the Filipinos, as our democratic friends will have to ad vote. There is n ' use shutting our eyes dition of the mucous enrnM*es We will give One Hundred Dollar« for any mit when tbr republican party has lieen to 1 it; here are the figures In the Fust rase of I»eaflies« (cau«ed by catarrh) (hat can District Ramp (Soc ) re given time to solve thedinerent problems Congressional 1 not be cured by Hall s Catarrh Cure Semi for 2576 votes, in the second Congres circulars, free which must ot necessity arise hi taking ceived < F I. < HKXFY Ik Trledc. O. District Gerdes (Soo ) received possession of the Philippine islands and sional i hy Druggist' 7sc. 'utes, total. 5829. It might be said a ¡»topic which did not realize that the 2753 ' Hall*» Family Pills are the best. Now that the national government is pledged to irrigatiun. there is one thing sure Tillamook will never do any beefing along that line nor ask the government for a cent for that purpose, for this conn- ty is abundantly supplied with natural irrigation. But wait and hear Tilla- mookers beef and howl when the time comes to ask for an appropriation for the improvement of Tillamook bar. The sea lions on the rocks won’t be in it Twin Family Medicines 4 4 CASE & FOWLER, » A ttorney - at -L aw , » i Tillamook Iron Works > 4 General Machinists & Blacksmiths. * * A ttorney - at -L aw . Oregon City, Oregon. Land Titles and Land Office Business a Specialty. W. SEVERANCE, A ttorney - at -L aw , T illamook -A.t tlie MEAT MARKET, trade J. S. LAMAR, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT. ? Whisky, $2.25 to $8.00 per gal. Wines, $1.00 to $3.00 per gal. Truckee Lumber Co., FIB & SPRUCE Lumber BOX SHOOKS. AOENTS STEAMERS For San Hobsonville, Or. O regon , J^OBERT A. MILLER, BARNES, GENERAL MERCHANDISE And LOGGERS’ .. T illamook » OREGON. TILLAMOOK, (-ALAUDE THAYER, T T 1 ± O regon . T. BOTTS, • A ttorney - at -L aw . Office in the O lsen B lock , Over the Bakery. T illamook .. O regon . J~^AVID WILEY, M.D., P hysician , S urgeon and A ccoucheur . All calls promptly attended to. T illamook .. O regon . T M. SMITH, M.D., -A. . P hysician and S urgeon . Office in T odd ’ s Building. T illamook O regon . ] )R O. H. DAVENPORT, D entist . Makes a Specialty of Crown and Bridge Work, Tillamook City .. Oregon. S. STEPHENS, Agent for the J * HOME MUTUAL AND LONDON & LIVERPOOL GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANIES. Agent for North West School Supply Company, Notary Public. TILLAMOOK. — OREGON Z^LAUDE THAYER, Agent for Fireman’s ‘ W. H. KRÜGER’ AND ‘ ACME ’’ Francisco and Loa Angeles. Fund and London and Lanca J. 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Shop next to harness store, in office previously occupied by F. R. Beals. Best ZsÆeais in tlxe Cit^r Yours trulv. . T. SARCHET. P S—Repairing of all kinds, pressing and cleaning.