Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, April 09, 1903, Image 2

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    NEW
NEW GOODS !
GOODS !
At Cohn & Co.’s Big Store.
Not Goods that have been shipped front one retail store to another and could not be sold, and at as < uinp<<
of our city, but Bright, New Styles and New Patterns just received from the factories and the mills.
We, as the people well know, handle no auction or bankrupt stock.
The Ladies have said that no Store in our city is showing the up-to-date line of Goods that we are.
We are not overstocked, hut we have the largest stock of spring goods in the city.
New Lawns, New Black Goods, New White Goods, and, in fact too many new goods to advertise
Come and inspect our Spring Stock, just to see the pretty things
Our big sales speak for themselves that our prices are the lowest.
i
TILLAMOOK
COUNTY BANK
American countries and may lead to
practical measures. Perhaps the project
A good deal of interest is being mani­ will not lie undertaken in the near fa.
AT THE
fested in eastern financial circles as to ture, but that its realization is a possi-
( incorporated ),
KOCHET STOHE.
the possibility effect upon the money bility is not to be doubted.
RATES OE SUBSCRIPTION.
TILLAMOOK
CITY',
market of the coming payment on Pan­
( strictly in advance .)
No trouble to show aud price our
ama
canal
account.
The
amount
involv
­
1.50
One year.........
Halibut Banka.
PAID UP CAPITAL, »10,000.
75 ed is $50,000,000, of which $40,000.000
Six months....
OWN HO
Goods.
50
Three months.
will go to the French owners of the canal
Discovery of rich halibut banks off
A GENERAL BANKING
and $10.000,000 to the Colombia gov­ the mouth of the Columbia is a very
In order to make room for our im­
BUSINESS.
ernment. It is not yet certain when important matter. It means the ad.,
Ready to Bury the Hatchet.
these payments will be made, but it is dition of another great industry to As- *
mense stock of SPRING GOODS DirectorsM. W. H arrison , W.
Mr. Frank Richardson informs us that thought the time is near enough to give toria’s local resources.
C urtiss , B. L. E ddv .
ex-Senator J. W. Maxwell and Mr. T. B. them claim to consideration ns a factor
‘already ordered, we now offer our
Heretofore Seattle has enjoyed a
Cashier
M. W. H arrison .
Handley are sincere in their promises in the money market. This money is to monopoly of this great and growing
f entire STOCK for SALE.
Liberal Prices Paid for gilt edge securi­
that they will support and vote for Mr. be taken from funds in the possession traffic, that has attracted a great fleet
ties of all kinds.
Eddy should he receive the nomination of the treasury, in the form either of of sailing craft to her wharves and
for congress. We are glad to be assured cash or of bank deposits. It is not to be put much money into the volume of
Will be greatly pleased to
that this is a fact. The H kadlight has obtained by a sale of bonds, the author­ her trade. It has been supposed that
no personal fight against these gentle­ ization given by the Spooner act to the no halibut banks of any importance SELL the ENTIRE STOCK now on hands
men and would like to see them bury the secretary of the treasury to borrow re­ existed in this region except off Cape
HOUSEHOLD MOVERS
by APRIL 15th.
hatchet and their opposition when Mr. lating wholly to supplying the money Flattery. Now, however, the fact comes
AND DRAYMEN.
Eddy is chosen by the people to be the for constructing the canal.
to light that Astoria has this industry
standard-bearer of the party. The |>eo-
It is pointed out that to withdraw the at her gates, waiting on the action of
Heavy Teaming is a Specialty with us.
ple of Tillamook recognize in Mr. Eddy a $50,000,000 from the cash in the treas­ her enterprising citizens for de velo p-
Our Delivery wagon delivers to country
clean, industrious, persevering, honest ury would not leave a safe working bal­ ment.
or citv.
gentleman, and it is on that account he ance and a part of the amount will have
Our capitalists should take steps to
has become so popular and have the con­ to be taken from the government de­ promote the fitting out of boats to fish
fidence of the people. It is no wonder to posits with the banks. There has been on these banks. Special inducements
DEALERS IN
us that those who opposed Mr. Eddy in some fear expressed that in the present in the way of loans or of taking stock
recent years are beginning to realize that condition of the money market any con­ in halibut fishing schooners along
they cannot stem popular opinion and siderable withdrawal from the banks of with practical sea tarera should be i
find their followers deserting them at government deposits might have a bad announced. Bonuses of one kind or
every election. As in business, so it is in effect, but the Financial Chronicle does another should be offered by those
All orders>promptly attended to.
politics, a survival of the fittest, where not take this view, saying that the mar­ who have the welfare of the city at
the brightest, most active, solier and in­ ket’s cash resources should be strength, heart and the cash to enable them to do
dustrious, crowd out those who have not cued, at least temporarily, by what the : effective work in that line.—Astoria
these characteristics. Another thing, treasury pays from its cash on hand, I News.
Quick’s Delivery Wagons deliver, Highest Cash price paid for stock. Both phones ON THE MAIN STREET
in spite of whatever may be done to head since this would l>e held and used by the I
OPPOSITE THE ALLEN
it off, the voter will generally rally to the domestic batiks receiving it until gold!., James E. Dolan, national president of
HOUSE.
the
Ancient
Order
of
Hibernians,
has
is.
support of the progressive element, espe­ exports should absorb it. It seems quite
cially when men try to force themselves certain, hwever, that the payment of • i ' sued the following official statement :
upon a party, want to be the whole this money, if it shall require a large) , “ The Ancient Order of Hibernians, d<»es
OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN
thing and fail to see that they are not withdrawal of the government’s deposits i not recommend or countenance any
wanted as leaders. They diehard and it must somewhat aggravate the existing violence in doing away with the ‘baboon’
J stage Irishman, butz is determined to
takes several crushing and humiliating rather favorable conditions.
DOES ALL KINDS OF
wipe out the flagrant insult to our
defeats below they see how unpopular
I
people,
and
Irishmen
all
over
the
country
they are and how public sentiment is
WATCH, CLOCK AND
An Important Project.
| have joined in the movement as have
opposed to them.
The H eadlight
JEWELRY REPAIRING
It is more than twelve years since the I many leading newspapers. We recom­
has faithfully and fearlessly stood by Mr.
Eddy and helped fight his political bat­ project of an intercontinental railway, mend that our members withhold the
In first class style.
tles. because we were convinced he was from the United States to the southern patronage of themselves and their
working for Tillamook's best interest. limit of South America, was first pro­ families from theatres and amusement
Engraving a specialty.
Hail Mr. Maxwell or Mr. Handley occu- posed. This was at the first Pan-Amer­ halls where the outrageous and insult­
AGENTS STEAMERS ‘ W. H KRUGER" AND “REDONDO."
ing
attractions
are
permitted
to
be
pro
­
pid the same position as Mr. E Idy and ican congress in 1890 and was suggested
For San Francisco and L or Angeles.
showed the same amount of ability and by James G. Blaine, who believed that duced.”
Hobsonville,
Or.
J. E, SIBLEY, Mgr.
* * *
industry that he has shown, the H bad . such a railway would be of enormous
I
The
prospects
for
a
bountiful
wheat
light would have been just as loyal to commercial advantage to this country
them as we are to Mr. Eddv. Probably and would also tend to bind the inde­ i crop throughout the Big Bend, both of
Messrs. Maxwell and Handley realize pendent countries of this hemisphere I spring and fall sown grain, are excellent,
Now is the time to buy a
that they took a wrong course in fight­ closer together. The project was again i Because of the late spring, the fall wheat
new Sewing Machine for
ing clean nominees on the republican discussed at the congress of American . is just tieginning to show above the
PROPRIETOR
ticket last spring, ja nd ns they have with republics held in the City of Mexico last j ground. It took sufficient root, how- J
I22.00, with drop head and
good grace made the first overtures to vear and a permanent commission was | ever, before snowfall to insure an early
all the latest improvements
support Mr. Eddv should he get the appointed to promote the enterprise, maturity. While spring was late, the
at M c I ntosh & M c N air ’ s .
nomination, the H eadlight accepts it with headquarters in Washington Citv. ■ weather has become suddenly warm,
It is the B onita S ewing
in goo I faith and hope this will be ma le This is composed of men who fully be j This will cause the fall wheat to grow
M achine , and they range
j
rapidly
and
will
also
germinate
the
the stepping stone whereby these sense, lieve in the feasibility and great im­
in
price from $22 to $35,
,
spring
seed
as
soon
as
sown.
The
ground
less, factional and personal fights among portance of the project and some of
Boiler Work. Logger's Work and Hear/ Forging
with ball bearings. They
republicans in this county will come to whom are prepared to invest heavily • is moist and the farmers are just begin.
Fine Machine Work a Specialty.
. ning to plow. It will be remembered
are little beauties, perfectly
an end and the party become united once in it.
that
the
spring
of
1897
was
very
back,
Recently Secretary Hay appointed a
made and something new on
more. The trouble often grows out of so
many men wanting public office and who special commissioner to visit South and ward and sowing did not begin nntil
the market. These machi­
w
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w
w
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imagine I he republican partv owe them Central America and make a rejiort on April 8. The harvest ot that year was
nes are a better article than
a living, no matter whether they are in the commercial aspects of the proposed . the largest in the history of eastern
the peddlars are charging
com in tent and unfit in intellectual nt- intercontinental railway, as authorized ! Washington. The soil of the Big Bend'
$65
and $75 for.
ta nments to fill the office they aspire to. by congress at its last session and the is noted for its retentive powers, and a
heavy
snowfall
during
the
winter
,is
as
fact
that
Andrew
Carnegie
and
former
We fight over men in this county just as
though it whs hog killing time and rele­ Senator Davis, of West Virginia, have sei viccable as a rainfall during the grow-
PROPRIETOR OF
gate principles to the rear to grow musty. ' each contributed $5.000 toward the pay­ I ing season.
This is largely what is called politics in ment of the expenses of the commis­
The Marine Hospital Service has re-,
Tillamook, but now the republican partv sioner shows that men of business ex­
Tailoring Establiili]rgent,
here has got started in doing something perience and ability have faith in the ceived a report from Assistant Surgeon
DEALER IN
for the improvement of Tillamook liar- project. The scheme contemplates an General Grubbs, who is stationed at the 1
i Gulf quarantine station, giving the re- |
TILLAMOOK CITY, ORE.
bora, we hope in future no republican all-rail route from the southern bound,
will run away with the idea that he j ary of Mexico, which is now accessible suit of the inspection of vessels arriving
G entlemen
—
Shop next door to Larsen s Hotel, Tillamook
can graft the little end of the tail of the by rail from the United States, down from ports liable to be infected with
Thanking you for
democratic dog onto the tail end of the the west coast of South America ami ! yellow -fever germs. From June to No­
pnst favors, I beg
republican dog and expect to wag the thence through the mountains to the vember, 1902, 82 vessels were inspected,
to say thnt I have
and
in
three
instances
infected
nios-
republican party. It can’t l»e done, as metropolis of Argentina. Th' route of
moved into mv
new store nest to
those who attempted it last spring will the proposed railroad would tie fl,700 | quitocs were found. Surgeon-General
C. Ben Kiesland's.
admit now they find public opinion has miles in length and the cost, as esti­ . Grubbs draws the following deductions
If you wish to
something stored up against them for a mated by the engineers, would be $175, from his investigations: First, thnt
see nil the choice
mosquitoes can come aboard a vessel
number of years for being so foolish in 000,000.
line of Suiting and
STEAM ERS-SUE H. ELMORE, W. H HARRISON
In the opinion of some it is a virion, under favorable conditions when the
attempting such a political impossibility,
up-to-date Pant,
ONIA
LINE
—
ASTOT1A
TO
TILLAMOOK.
GARIBALDI
vessel
is
not
f.ir
from
shore
;
second,
ting's to choose f.__
for we repeat again, the tail end of the ary project, but this is not the view
from kindly give me „ a
BAY CITY, HOBSONVILLE
’ C"'L..AI1 ®n’ts cut and made in the shop
democratic dog can’t be made to graft taken of it by Mr. Carnegie and some that stegomyia can be carried from
at
Tillamook.
2S"fa «¿T4 N-KMID,. Co. .„d
onto the tail end of the republican dog. other capitalists who have given the Mexican or West Indian ports to those
r^’;? ~*’rcss'nK. cleaning and repairing
The people don't want and wouldn’t matter careful consideration and are of our Gulf states ; third, that mosqui­
.nd ill pmnu, .... For
of all kinds done.
reach to invest in it if investigation toes can board a vessel I ring at anchor
have such a monstrosity.
SAMUEL ELMORE! <Sc CO General Agents. ASTORIA. OR
shall show that the commercial aspects halt a mile or less from shore, being con­
B. C. LAMR. Agent. Tillamook Oregon.
veyed
by
the
open
lighters,
and,
finally,
arc
satisfactory.
Such
investigation
as
The “Little Dutchman" incident nt the
Agent» .¡'A k * J*. R. R Co . Portland.
that
n
vessel
moored
a
short
distance
convention on Saturday must have been has already been made is favorable and
IA. A C. R R. Co.. Portland.
thebestopinion of those who are well from land may become infected with
n genuine vote killer.
• * *
informed in regard to South American yellow fever, our old beliefs to the con­
We are not very much at a loss to see conditions is that with the building of trary notwithstanding.
the power behind the throne which net railways there would come such speedy
Cen rally
Ltoeaed.
Coi..
jr
Rates. $! Per Day
BUBER AND HAIRDRESSER
thejaw bones in motion to have the del. development of the rich mineral and
New Feed Store
egate* pledged. That kind ot |M>l>ticnl agricultural resources as would soon
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING
mnehiner« has lost its indurnce in politic, tarnish profitable business. The inter­
X' heat. oats. barley, shorts, middlings,
since the Headlight has obtained the enr est which our government has mani­ bran, oil meal. whole wheat Hour, best
8HAMPO0ING. ETC
TILLAMOOKBRSEN’ PrOPH OREGON
of the tieople in Tillamook county on fested in the matter will doubtless stitn- hard wheat Hoar,
political matters J
At G angloff & S nvvfkv ' s .
Electric Rath, nicely fitted up Good fof
I ulate interest on the part of the South
The Rest Hotel i„ the citr
Effect on the Money Market.
c
MILLS
&
FINLEY
ZÍÍ
to A stqc
Quick Brothers,
Í
9
SMITH Sc JENKINS,
Successors to L. N. Barnes,
I
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At the NEW MEAT MARKET.
Only Prime Meats Handled. Give us a
Call. Hides Wanted.
Office
PRIME
I
E. REYNOLDS,
c.
Undertakerand Em
balmer.
MEATS,
LARD,
etc
Truckee Lumber Co.,
FIR & SPRUCE Lumber
G. F. Franiçliq
BOX SHOOKS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
And LOGGERS’
SUPPLIES
Sewing Machines.
«
carr
A. K. CASE,
< Tillamook Iron Woks
4
is General Machinists ic Blacksmiths
1
1
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4»
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON
F. LEACH,
Tillamook Meat Market
T. SARCHET,
Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides. Wool, etc.
T. SARCHET,
Merchant Tailor
tb
dii
l hi
LATIMER, BROS.,
I
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• LÍ
I'i
LARSEN HOUSE,
person« suffering with rheumatism.
and
b-tl
the I
al