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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. JULY 30. 1903. WASHINGTON Shoes for IDen & Boys Nobby and up-to-date. They are reliable in every respect. Guaranteed to give satisfactory wear For sale by the United States, but in England and the rest of the word If the present ad justment sticks, a very notable triumph will be gained by President Rocsevelt and Secretary Hay. It is a triumph which is rendered all the more creditable and conspicuous by the fact that the concessions which America has obtained for itself it has obtained also for the entire world. BIG MONEY IN TAX. Eddy Law Will Yield $80,000 This Year. i HEADQUARTERS FOR DAIRYMEN’ AND S SUPPLIES » STEEL STOVES & RANCES S alem . July 23.—Secretary of State Dunbar to-day tiled with State treasurer Moore a list of the corporations which complied with the terms of the Eddy corporation law. This list contains the MILLS & FINLEY. names of all domestic corporations that had filed their annual reports by July 15, or have been incorporated since May 21, The Policy Toward Canada arid of all foreign corporations that There is no doubt that one of the most have filed declarations of intention important matter which the United to transact business in this slate. From States must consider seriously in the RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. near future is that of commercial rtla this list it appears that out of some 8500 ( strictly in advance .) One year.......... 1.50 > tions with Canada. It is steadily grow. companies that have been incorporated Six months .... 75 ’ ing in interest and commanding more hi this state only 1063 are now author Three months 50 and more attention in both countries. In ized to transact business as corpora Oils. Paint, Window Canada it is the subject of paramount tions. The other 7000 and more have Favorable Industrial Conditions* Sashes, importance, taking precedent of every either abandoned their corporate exis tence or have neglected to comply with In a recent issue the New York Com other question. Prominent statesmen the Eddy law and theircorporate powers mercial Advertiser published a state and newspapers of that country are con are suspended until they do so. tinually discussing it and Canadians con- inent relative to business conditions, It also appears from the fist filed by made upon a careful ascertainment of tribute to the columns of the American Mr. Dunbar to day that the 1063 do facts from various authentic sources, and I press arguments in behalf of reciprocity, mestic corporations which have filed t'ie conclusion drawn from the investi urging that such a policy would be of statements and 32 new’ corporations gation is highly satisfactory and en great advantage both to this country and to Canada. We have here organiza- have a total capital stock of $329,830,- c mraging. Considering present condi Western Saw 271. The annual license fees upon this tions in the light of past experience, tions whose object is to promote closer total will be $46,785. This must be paid commercial relations between the Do that paper says that it does not follow to the State Treasurer by August 15. that general business now will follow minion and the United States and which [ The largest capital stock is that of the the course it took in 1880 and other are working industriously and zealously I Oregon Railroad & Navigation Com Most Reliable Merchants in years when there was a market decline in this direction. pany—$35,000,000. The smallest is All this shows that the subject is one in stock vid ties, as at present. that of the Hub Land Company—$50. It points out, very correctly, that of very g.eat importance and that it Declarations have been filed by 46 for there is a great ileal of difference between must be dealt with sooner or later. It eign corporation which have paid $7500 may be postponed, but it cannot be dis the existing situation and those times in in filing fees and license fees. Foreign the past when the demoralization of the missed. The propinquity of the two corporations have until August 16 to stock market was the forerunner of a countries and their common continental file their declarations, and it is expected general breaking down of values and a interests make it inevitable that the that nearly 50 more will make their quest on of their commercial relations general process of liquidation. Refer filings, thus doubling the revenue from PROPRIETOR OF ring to the adverse conditions of the will have to be determined either in a General Banking and Exchange busi that source. past, when there was panic and general way to draw them closer together or As stated above, the list compiled by ness. financial and business disturbance, the effect a separation that will amount to Secretary of State Dunbar does not con Exchange on England, Belgium, Ger f Commercial Advertiser remarks that practical commercial hostility. There is tain the names of domestic corporations many, Sweden, ami all foreign countries this year none of these adverse condi an element in Canada that is not unwil which filed their statements after Julv DEALER IN lions, excepting possibly the high prices, ling to have such hostility created. The TILLAMOOK. ORE- 15, when the list, according to law, must manufacturers of that county would appears above onr horizon. It views the be made. Since that date some 100 facts regarding trade as justifying hope raise the tariff on American goods to the j corporations ha ve filed statements, and rather than despondency and concludes prohibitive point. They have no sym Shop next door to Larsen’s Hotel, Tillamook the license fees due from them will aggre < that the outlook for the current fiscal pathy with the reciprocity idea of the gate $4000. From the facts now at year is singularly bright. This is in ac agricultural producers who want free ( incorporated ), hand it is therefore evident that the cord with the judgment of the most access to the great American market. ORE. state is certain of a revenue of $50,000 TILLAMOOK CITY, c ireful and conservative observers. The In this country the opposition to reci from domestic corporations, and $15,000 course of the stock market represents a procity with Canada is chiefly on the PAID UP CAPITAL, $10,000. from foreign corporations, this year. It situation that is quite apart from the part of those with whom the natural is also clear that a large number of A GENERAL BANKING legitimate business interests of the coun products of the Dominion would come domestic corporations which have uot BUSINESS. try and as now appeares is not likely to into competition. These people have in vet complied with the law will later in have any serious o fleet upon those in- mind the effect of the reciprocity ar STEAMERS—SUE II. ELMORE, W. II. HARRISON. the year find that thev must do so in DirectorsM. W. H arrison , W. w rangement of 1854*, under which the ag. terests. ONLY LINE-ASTOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI, C urtiss , B. L. E ddv . order to do business, and these will pro ricultural producers of Canada benefited bably add another $15,000 to the BAY CITY, IIOBSONVILLE. Daybreak in Manchuria. Cashier M. W. H arrison . at the expense of American producers. Connecting at Astoria with the I ^•egon Railroad & Navigation Co. and revenue. This will make an income of Liberal Prices Paid for gilt edge securi also the Astoria & Columbia Ri i”r R. _ R. _______ Again the United Statesand the world That one-sided treaty is still remem $80 000 under the corporation license ties of all kinds. foi San _________ Francisco, , Portland and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply to learns that the Manchurian question has bered and there is no disposition to re tax law the first vear. The framers of Canadian producers were SAMUEL ELMORE & CO. General Agents, ASTORIA. OR been disposed of satisfactory, and again new it. the law estimated the annual revenue at B. C. LAMB, Agent. Tillamook Oregon. there will l»e rejoicing. China is to open greatly benefited by that arrangement $100,000, f . ik I it is probable that next Ai/pntH K* & N. R. R, Co , Portland. two or three additional ports to the trade and to the extent that they profited the year the receipts will nearly reach that BARBER AND HAIRDRESSER. g 8 |A & C. R R. Co., Portland. o( the United States and for the rest of American producers lost. Would a simi amount. SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING Sue H. Elmore carries Wells Fargo Co.’s Express. the countries, and St. Petersburg has as. lar condition result from a like treaty al Cattle Industry in Cuba« mired Washington that she will not in this time? There are some who assert SHAMPOOING, E'lC any w ay oppose such action. This, of that it would not and claim that on the i A number of large companies have contrary the value of American pro course, means that the ports referred to been formed in Cuba since the Spanish Electric Baths nicely fitted up. Goodfor must be in Manchuria, for that is all the ducts would improve if there was reci evacuation for the purpose of cattle rais- persons suffering with rheumatism. Chinese territory that Russia has any procity. This is most improbable. The ing. “ The native grasses of Cuba, fer decisive voice in. ¡here is an intima, resonable view is that the reciprocity tilized by the abundant rainfall of the " PROPRIETOR tion that one of the ports to be opened wanted by the Canadians would force Cubanita ranch, constitute a nne is Motikdenand another is Ta Tung Kao. down the prices of American farm pro forage upon which cattle can be raised Ladies’ Shoes. The former is the most important inland ducts and injure our agricultural pro and finished complete for market. There Embrace every feature of style, grace port in Manchuria and the latter is at ducers to the extent of many millions of is large profit in the industry. Cattle beautv and durability. They wear well, the month of the Yalu river. It is easy dollars annually. It seems quite impos can be laid down by shipload in Cuba look well. Price from $1.50 to $3.50. to believe the report which comes from sible that it could fail to have this ef for $20 and $25 a head, turned onto the Boiler Work, Logger’s Work and Heavy Forging, Washington that “the state department fect. The Canadian producers are not bottom lands and savannas (in Cuba we For sale by is highly gratified at this outcome, feel seeking free admission for their pro- speak of the savannas when we mean Fine Machine Work a Specialty. MILLS & FINLEY. ing that it has secured, not only for ductsinto the American market with the the higher lands) and be fattened to a American commerce, but for the com idea that it would benefit American pro value of $40 to $45. The difficulty is to merce of the world at large, a very sub ducers. WWW W W V W~w VW W WV secure enough cattle. Considerable ship Our Canadian commerce is large. It stantial gain ” ments are arriving from Porto Rico, but. Many persons will be skeptical about is a more profitable trade than we have of course, this source of supply is limited. the present settlement. They remember with all of South America. It is desir The Cuban demand for fresh beef is TILLAMOOK CITY, ORE. that one or two adjustments were made able to retain and cultivate it. Neigh strong, as the cattle supply has not been which did not stay adjusted. The ojien borhood considerations plead for closer nearly replenished since the war’s devas G entlemen :— OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN door was promised permanently bv Rus commercial relations. But these must tation, when practically the entire cattle Thanking you for be based upon perfectly fair and equit sia and all the other countries which past favors, I beg industry of the island was destroyed.’’ to say that I have have territorial interests or ambition in able conditions and as yet Canada has moved into my China, but these promises were always not offered such conditions. Her aim is If the Treasury Department can bring new store next to followed bv threats or menaces that the to ¡secure the same advantage she en sufficient influence to benr on Congress C. Ben Riesland’s. door, either in Russia's sphere of influ joyed under the treaty oí 1854 and so at the coming session, the Yaquina cus. If you wish to ence or in that of some of the rest of long as she adheres to this reciprocity is toms-collection district of Oregon will see all the choice line of Suiting and them would be barred in the near future. out ot the question. Onr policy toward i either be entirely abandoned or a new up-to-date Pant, It was Russia from whom the trouble I Canada is not one of hostility, but very ! provision will lie made for the pay of was, in most instances, to come. All properly gives first consideration to the : Collector at that port based on the ting’s to choose from kindly give me a call. All Suits cut and made in the shop these stories as regards Russia were ac interests of onr own people. AGENTS STEAMERS ’ W. H KRUGER’ AND “REDONDO. amount of annual receipts. The annual at Tillamook. For San Francisco and Los Angeles. companied by disclaimers on that coun P.S.—Pressing, cleaning and repairing A correspondent of the Headlight, an report of the auditor for the Treasury of all kinds done. try's part of any intention to depart Hobsonville, Or J. outsider who went over the southern shows that the salary of this official has from the letter or the spirit of such stage line and came out by the Wilson been $1000 a year, and vet his yearly pledges as had been made. Japan and river road to Forest Grove, roasts both collections for customs have averaged England had been suspicious of Russia roads in royal shape and says the roads just 40 cents There arewi numlxrr of for a long time, and some of this distrust SEE THE are responsible for turning away scores other instances of this character on rec- began to be shared by the United States of people who would come in there to ord where the Government is paying out Tillamook Lumber Company recently, for reasons which seemed good settle it the roads were kept in decent considerable in salaries of Collectors and FORj to the government at Washington. The shape. It is hardly to lie expected that is deriving practically no revenue from change in the situation which is now an a road so little traveled as the Wilson abandoned or unimportant ports. The nounced will, for many reasons, be very river line would be macadamized and entire system is to be attacked, and in pleasing to the American people. made like a natiohal highway, but per- all probability all thine collection dis If the settlement which Ims just been haps it does deserve some of the roast tricts will be consolidated with adjoining reported stays settled, the American gov the correspondent gives it. — Forest districts where receipts justify the ex- ernment will have scored a brilliant tri penditures in salaries. Grove Times. umph in European and Asiatic politics. The thing which has been accomplished Notice now. or which is said to have been ac I hereby give notice thi«t I will not be complished, was attempted long ago by responsible (or any debts contracted by England and Japan, and each failed. The my wife, Mrs Johana Tomlinson, from maintenance of the equality in commer this date, who has deserted my home. Now is the time to buy a Tillamook. Or., July 23. 1903. cial privileges in China haslieen an object S. C. T omlinson . with these two countries for many years, new Sewing Machine for yet no assurance were obtained from ♦ 22.00, witfc drop head and For Sale, J. P. ALLEN, Proprietor. Russia, France am! Germany which were all the latest improvements Second hand wagon in good cond satisfactory. When the United States at M c I ntosh & M c N air ’ s . tion.—G. E. Pay ne, Spruce went to work to obtain these pledges it Ki K? KÎ Ki We carry a Large Stock of Hardware, Tinware, Glass and China, Varnish, Doors, Line of Choice GROCERIES Agents for the Great IVLcINTOSH & McNAIR The Tillamook County S-A.2ST1Z OF F. LEACH C. & E. Thayer Tillamook Meat Market Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc. TILLAMCOK COUNTY BANK. LATIMER, BROS., A. K. CASE, MAYERS Tillamook Iron Woks General Machinists & Blacksmiths. TILLAMOOK, T. SARCHET, Tailoring OREGON. I EgtBbliglj’gent, Truckee Lumber Co FIR & SPRUCE Lumbei BOX SHOOKS GENERAL MERCHANDISE And LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES E, SIBLEY, Mgr T. SARCHET, Merchant Tailor F SHINGLES ana BOXES. Shingles $2.25 1000. BEALS REAL ESTATE Financial Agent. TILLAMOOK, OREGON ? Sewing Machines. I | The Best Hotel I :■ THE ALLEN HOUSE, met with success, or w hat seemed to lie success, from the start. There waspraise for American diplomacy from London* Paris. St Petersburg and the rest of the great capitals, but somehow every few months something would occur which would make Americans and others skep tical about the permanency or reality of the promises. This time there is a cir- cumstantiality about the assurances which will give them weight, not onlv in For Sale. Short horn yearlings from dams that hare made over $50 a piece tor seveial rears, also some yearling steers.— J. F. Martin. Long Prairie. jooo Valuable Recipes. all iure«. Made by Standard Oil Company For rhe relief, cure and manufacture of almost every known thins. New and genuine. List sent on application. One tor I. k . eight for »1. Write plain. G. W. W klch . Clatskanie, Ore. It is the B onita S ewing M achine , and they range in price from $22 to $35, with ball bearings. They are little beauties, perfectly made and something new on the market. These machi nes are a better article than / the peddlars are charging #65 and $75 for. J Headquarters for Travelling Men Special Attention paid to Tourists. A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation. Centrally boeated. Rates, $1 Per Day. LARSEN HOUSE, M. H. UflRSEH, Proprietor. TILLAMOOK, The Best Hotel in the city. OREGON No Chinese Employed.
