Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, April 11, 1890, Image 2

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SLIGHTLY PREMATURE.
The laugh is on the free trade
Chicago Herald, which lately
printed a four column article by
LAMB & JONES, EDITORS AMD PUBLISHERS
an emissary sent to England to
prove that the coal miners there
HATES OE SCUSI'RIFTION.
are
better oil than in this country.
O«e year ............
»1 50.
Six months
.75. The correspondent did this to his
Three months
50.
own satisfaction in his long winded
Corre«pondence on topics of general interest,
article, representing the miners as
th vised.
Addresa all communications to
well paid, prosperous and perfect­
T he H eadlight ,
T illamook . O r . ly contented. Since the article was
Postmasters in Tillamook county published the cable has brought
era agents for the H eadlight .
news that 50,(MX) of these self
same miners resolved to go on a
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
strike to secure better pay.—Fitch­
For Joint Representative,
burg Sentinel.
W m . D. S tillwell .
Published every Friday morning.
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For County Officials.
For Commissioner,
W illiam A rmstrong .
For County Judge,
C. N. D rew .
For County Clerk,
R. R. H ays .
For Sheriff,
J. W. H ei . i . enukand .
For Assessor,
F. M. L amb .
For Treasurer,
W. C. K ing .
For Surveyor,
A. P. W ilson .
For Superintendent
of Schools,
A. T. W hite .
For Coroner,
D r . II. P atchen .
For Hoquarton
Precinct Officers.
For Justice of the Peace,
A. W. S everance .
For Constable,
A rthur J. S tillwell .
APROPOS.
The Arizona Kicker perpetrates
the following which so nearly fits
the circumstances in this town
that we cannot refrain from pub­
lishing it: ‘‘We have just closed a
bargain with Henry Shane, the
well known contractor and builder,
for a one story addition to the rear
of our office, to be 11x14 in size.
This room will be used as a gun­
smith shop under our own personal
management. This will give us,
under one and the same roof, a
great weekly paper, a job and book
office, a grocery, a feed store, a
hardware store, a butcher shop, a
boot and shoe store, a signal station
and a gunshop. Three years ago,
upon our arrival in this town, we
slept under a wagon for the first
three nights, and the first money
we had was a borrowed dollar.”
“Is it any wonder that our moon
eyed, lantern jawed, mule cared
contemporary up the street gnaws
a file all day and has the colic all
night?”
RECIPROCITY.
be engaged to teach our school? As
yet, we are not informed, nor have
we any idea who will be engaged.
But we have this to offer: teaching
the noblest of professions, is made
a stepping stone to other positions.
Why? Not because teachers dislike
Arthur Stillwell, prop.
the work, or not but what they and
their patrons know that they are
fully competent. The principal
reason tlieir work is not fully ap­ ----------, eignro an»
preciated, they do not receive the
g'obacro.
pay tlieir work calls for. It is a
mistaken notion that every one
: Ilute anö
who has an education is a success­
ííanbtj,
full teacher; and not until that idea
is abolished will our schools make
1 (ïutlerg,
any advancement. Failures are
jSnha, €tc.
more frequent among the teachers
than any other profession. And
Fresh Fruits and Berries in season.
whenever a person identifies him­
self as posessing the necessary
qualifications for a teacher, namely
in connection.
attainments of good moral charac­
ter, ability to instruct and govern, TILLXMOOk, - -
- OREGON
then every reasonable means
should be used to retain that per­
son in our schools. We feel con­
fident that the present Board of
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Directors will engage only those
who arc eminently qualified, who- Staple and Fancy Groceries,
ever they may be.
Dry Goods,
KEEPTÖ n T MND:
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La
DOWN ! DOWN THEY GO 11 ! s
ó
The prices I mean.
Shooting-Gallery
IB
Hats & Caps,
Acknowledging the Principle
The following extracts from the Na­
tional Democrat fairly acknowledges the
principle that the republicans have been ;
contending for in reconstructing the rules j
of congress:
The republicans led by Reed have by i
their recent action made their responai- I ‘
bility absolute for all that the present |
house of representatives may do or fail I
to do.
We trust that no Democratic member I
Boots & Shoes.
I am bound to keep things moving. I not only-want •.
to make room for spring stock; but for stock that. I shall-
have constantly on the road. I shall sell at the IöwestE nriuy
r.
margin possible.
Tie»**»
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I have come to stay and realize that I am dependj*"
Spirt»
ent on the people for support. You will find that you
can make a better bargain with King than any other OF
merchant in the County.
No trouble to show aooDs. Ask for whatyou want*
and if we havn't got it, we will procure it for you. |
You WILL BE TREATED WITH POLITENES AND RESPK
Drugs and Medicines
Woods,
Origon.
E. B. JACOBY,
THEO. JACOBY.
JACOBY BRO'S-
DEALERS IN,
i-fXXT. C. KHTG-.lt
drt.
fctni
kprtienta
Wool Sup<
I OCCIDENTAL <
GEO. PETTIT, P rop .
Fui'nitin’ß, V ¡BEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE CI
1
- Upholstering I
of the house will at any time interpose
one woril of objection to any action by
the majority upon pension bills. Let
the republicans go ahead anil keep their
-^AND**-
promises. Let it 1« impossible for them
in the next campaign to charge any dem­
ocrat with tho responsibility for defeating - y
any legislation for tho Grand Army.
We are glad a democratic paper frankly Ripairing Neatly and Promptly Executed,
asks to be relieved of the responsibility
prices the Lowest,
The new rules make the majority abso­
lutely responsible for the carrying out of
B ay C ity , - - - O reqojm .
the pledges which the party made to the
l>eople to be entrusted with the control
Grand Cer.tral
of the law making power. The bld rules
allowed a desperate minority to dictate
terms to the majority, by assuming a
buldozing attitude mid stopping all busi­
ness before the houge.
Tillamook, Oregon.
The republican party has always kept
C. B. HADLEY’,
•
Proprietor.
its promises when it has been in position
Haring just finished the
to carry them out. It has now control of
all three branches of the government and j
all republicans know that upon its record
Rooms thia aide of Portland and
of keepiug it» pledges dopcmls the future
It witb two if Ihi
of the party. The democrats started in Furnished
1
at this session, by dilatory tactics and by
Finest Billiard and Pool Tablas
their old practices at flllibustcring, to
In the Market,
prevent the republicans from going
am pa epared to entertain my frie nds in righ
ahead and redeeming their pledges. The
ROYALSTYLE.
new rules and Speaker Reed thwarted
and see me when in'the city. I.hare, also
them at thia game and in the end it will Call
'
one of the best
appear that the people’s confidence in
the republican party has not been mis­
placed.
In the Northwest for public entertainment
Billiard:-: Parlors,
li
i
D ry Goons,
H ats , C af > s ,
B oots &
Pool
tablei
The following is the gist of a
proposition submitted by Secretary
Blaine to the ways and means com­
mittee;
The President shall by proclama-
tion declare all parts of the United
States free to all products of any
independent nation on the Ameri­
Tillamook is attracting notice can hemisphere upon which ex­
port duties are now levied, so long
in the outside world. We are re­ as
such nations admit free of all
ceiving letters every week making duties, breadstuff«, provisions, pre­
inquiries regarding the resources of served meats, fish, vegetables,fruits
the County. An era of prosperity and in fact all articles of food, lum­
ber, refined petroluni and such
is at band.
other productions peculiar to the
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United States as may be agreed
The paper and package mail upon,
provided, however, that thiH
•till ooutinues to accumulate at concession shall apply only to mer­
North Yamhill.
Probably the chandise transported in vessels of
authorities are waiting to send it the United States, or of the other
in < b the railroad that is to be countries entering into this agree­
ment.
Most * Commodious
built to Tillamook.
It is thought that this arrange­
General Green B. Ratlin, Com- ment will not in any way conflict
missiouer of the Pension office is with the principles of protection
making a brilliant record. He is ! for American industries, as tho ar-
rapidly clearing up all accumulated I tides admitted free of duty from
business and claims that have been ■ the South American States and the
in waiting so long will receive at­ ' Sandwich Islands will not come
j in competition with our home pro­
tention aoon.
ducts and manufactures. Besides
Tlie Republican primaries in it will stimulate commerce lietwecn
Portland were hotly contested. the nations of the Western Hemis­
PUBLIC HALLS
The Simon and Ixitan factions phere and discriminates in favor
fighting for the supremacy. The of American shipping industry.
control of the city government
W. S. CONE, .
HARMONY HERS.
BtM'ius to have I mh ’ ii the hone of con­
DKAI.ER IN
tention. Lotan carried the day.
The Yamhill Reporter seems dis­
Senator Leland Stanford will re­ appointed because Hon. J. W.
sign the presidency of the Soutii- Maxwell did not recei’ o the rec­
Timber lands a specialty.
oru Pacific Railroad Company and ommendation as joint representa­
tive
for
Tillamook
and
Yamhill
C. P. Huntington will probablj be
Locating and Timbir Cruising.
his sucessor. Senator Stanford count lea and attributes the state
BAY CITY, - OREGON.
will give his attention in a great of affair to a supposed political
«[liable in this county. The em­
measure to bis university.
phatic endorsement given Mr.
P. ROBERTS,
Tillamook Is begimiig to receive Maxwell by the Republicans of
<lue recognition at the hands of this county shows clearly the high
Congress and the Government au­ esteem in which he is held by the Of PORTLAND ran lie found at the
CO|ilT^ÜTOI( and BUILDER
thority. The establishment of a people and his record and work as Occidental Hotel in Tillamook where he
will
remain
for
about
T
urks W kkkb ,
life saving station at this place w ill a legislator is fully appreciated
Wagon Shop In Connactioi.
be of great benefit and will give hero, but he declined renoniination Doing all kinds of Dental work at reason­
mariners more confidence in enter­ though many were reductant to able rates.
ing this port
[ entertain his refusal to make the
f>(op, Opposite
rç, [lall, 1
raee.
Furthemore,
all
indications
Tillamook County is allowed two
Tillamook, OrHgon.
delegates to the Democratic State of a political squable in this county
Convention which meets in Port­ have disappeared and (’apt. Win.
Season, ’00
land April 25th. There will be D. Stillwell, who is recommended I
192 delegates all told. It is almost as joint representative, is very pop­
a forgone conclusion that Pcnnoyer ular here and has not now and
will be renominated for governor, never did have any opposition I
and the principal part of their that we know of. There is no dan-,
tha imparted
fight will l»e to try to re-elect him. ger but what the people of this
aa they have little hopes of eleet- county will stand firm with him.
níquel D^n
lng a congressman orsecuriug con-1
OVR SCHOOLS.
trol of the legislature so as to elect
Will stand at Tillamook during Will make regular trips, the weather permit­
a suceasor to Senator J. H. Mitch- The time is near nt hand for the
ting, from
ell. If the Republicans make a commencement of our achools, aa the season, commencing Marcii 28.
TILLAMOOK TO ASTORI A tan rORTLANU
good nomination for governor, the new building is approaching
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ervice HO to I kbuus —
For rt.lghl ram or I'aM^pr apply lo
however. Pennoyer’a chauve» will completion,
And the question
be wry Mint.
i>atniaUga gests itself, who will M. P. Hathaway.
PrOp.
P. SCHRADER, Master.
The Nehalem river country has 1
a great future before it.
The
river is long and free from obstruc­
tions and traverses a fine belt of
heavy timber throughout its i
cours«.
ON GROCERIES,
VJ. W. ^EE]Í, Real Estate.
CDET?!CI2>U.
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TILL j P l IXIOOK, oke
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TERMS: «1.00 A DAY.
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frayer ««e
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Mrt house
This House is First-class in every Respec
O nly W hite L abor E mployed .
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TILLAMOOK LAND INVESTMENT COMP
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FARM AND TOWN LOTS FOR S
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Excellent Accommodation^ and popular pricep.
The table will constantly be supplied with the beet the market affords, and no
or expense will be spare« 1 in striving for the comfort of guests.
STACE & BOAT OFFICES AT THE HOTI
Headquarters far the traveling public.
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Special attention, given to
THES^AUGUSTA. filling orders for goods
jobbing lots
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