Tillamook headlight., April 03, 1891, Image 1

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TILLAMOOK.
OREGON
FRIDAY.
APRIL 3. 1891.
$1.50 Per Yeah
professional cards .
V. V. JOHNSON, M. 0.
THE WORLD WAS NEVER BETTER
THAN AT THE PRESENT.
Offic» ou n.xtdoor to Temporanee Parlors.
Tillamook, - Oregon.
TjR. w. A. WISE,
L>
Arthur Stillwell, prop.
TIST
The "Good Old Times'* Were Crass with
Ignorsnre amt lllo«Hlstaln«**l by l*n-
sparlng Wan, -The Lines Are Fallen to
Vs 1» Pleasant Plaeea.
KEEPVÖNTHÄND:
blow given by the wealthiest man in
New York or London or Paris would bo
resented by th«* poorest with as much as­
surance of the law’s aid us if their con­
ditions were reversed. Indw*d there
are those who complain that we have
gone to the other extreme, and that
juries habitually favor the poor, the
simple and the untitled, the widow as
against tlx* corporation, the orphan as
against the guardian and the laborer ns
against the employer.
Wealth still has great power, but
more and mon* every year it timls Its ac­
count in increasing the general comfort.
Our railroads, steamers, factories, etc.,
do not make dividends by catering to
the rich few, but to tlio middle mill­
ions. All modern inventions, nearly,
are in the lineof increasing convenience.
The uncieiits excelled in works of tho
colossal kind, temples and palaces, pyra­
mids and monolithic constructions; tho
moderns have formed the sewing ma­
chine, spinning jenny, locomotivo, steam
press and scores of agricultural imple­
ments. Nineteen out of every twenty
inventions of the last century have lieen
such as to give an increased product to
labor.
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Perhaps the greatest ot all gains has
been in cheap and rapid transportation.
Withiu thirty years we have brought it
about that wheat and meat can be taken
from Iowa to New York city at loss
than tho former charges from Buffalo,
TWO FEMALE POLITICIANS.
They Took the Stump for the Kanand
Alliance Last Fall.
Mrs. M. E. Least* nnd Mrs. Anna L.
Diggs stumped tbe state of Kansas for the
People's party
during the last
Campaign, Mrs.
Lease made ra­
ther the greater
reputation of the
two, but her field
of operations was
the larger. Slid
left her law office*
in Wichita—for
some years she
had been at the
bar—at the very
inception of the
canvass, and lia-
r a n g n e d tin)
MRS. M. E. IJtASE. farmers every
day until the election.
In person, voice and diction she is
strong, to the degree almost of mascu­
linity. Site is intelligent and well read,
and her speeches were in the main logi­
cal ns well as forceful. She was chosen
one of the national organizers and lect-
urers of tho Citizens' Alliance recently,
and has just purchased n half interest in
Tho Colorado Workman, published at
l'ueblo.
Mrs. Anna L. Diggs, of Lawrence, is
consecrated to ull sorts of reforms. For
several years sho was a lay Unitariart
preacher at Lawrence. Some of her ar­
ticles in the religious press attracted
wide attention, »She addressed the an-
nnal convention
of the Free Re­
ligious nssoci.-v-
turn held ill Bos­
ton in 1881
“Liberalism
the West."
a jear or two sho
remained a resi­
dent of Boston,
mid v. as < low ly
identified with
A n n a Garland MRS. ANNA L. DIOGfl.
t*p ticcr, KsteGannatt Wells, Frederick
Hinckley and others in propagating ad­
vanced Unitnrinnism,
On returning west she joined the Pro­
hibition party for yearn sho had been
active in tho W. C. T. U.—and until tlui
organization of the people's party was
persistent, with voice and ¡sin, In the
advocacy of its principles. Sho has lieert
just as persistent in her service of tho
jH*oplo’s party. She follow«*«! Senator
Ingalls through tho Sixth congressional
go
district in the last cam]xiign r«pl ivtnif
“
his speeches. For over a year .beh-
I hsui tho lending editorial writer OB Mt
Advocate, tin* organ of the AljiaaUb
ICopyrfirbt by American IVe-** Association.]
“Iiet's think on onr marciea.”
Airs. Stowe probably did not intend
this saying, which she puts in the month
OREGON.
AERINA
Uncle Tom, for humor, but under the
òT oliaro. of
circumstances it was the bitterest satire.
The negro was sitting in his cabin wait­
C. SELPH,
Jtuta nub
ing for the trader to whom he had been }
ATTOBIfFY-AT-l.AW.
to take him from all l»e loved. His
(gaabij, »old
wife was lamenting and the children
outer tn- Firt ste er building.
were sad. But Unde Tom rallied for a
desperate effort, and triod to think of
OREGON.
TILLAMOOK,
good in his lot to be thankful for.
(ftr. some
Time lias been—yes, many times have i
I I I I I I I I I I I I I*
J T. MAIILSBY,
been—when mankind was fully justified I
in refusing to bo content, for snrely it
Fresh Fruits and Barrias in season.
Attorney-at-Law
cannot be that Infinite Wisdom desires
the creature to lie satisfied with misery;
Notary Public and Real Estate Conveyancer.
but that time is not now. If there ever
was an era when the human race could
in connection.
W. SEVERANCE,
congratulate itself on exemption from
many evils, and hope for tho early re­
D k put y -D i sth i ct -A ttorn E y ,
moval of many more, we are now in
that era. Outsiile of Russia and Central
3rd Judicial District,for Tillamook County
Africa it is not easy to find a region
where there lias not recently lieen an im­
TILLAMOOK,
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OREGON.
provement. So let us "think on our
------- DEALERS IN-------
marries,” and specify a few of them.
J1LAU0E THAYER,
Peace is now tho rule, war th« rare
eneral
erchandise
exception. Few ixsiplo realize how short
Attorney-at-Law.
the time has ls-en that this could Is*
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Notions,
is associated with .McCain & Hurley in
said. Historically it was but yesterday
Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Etc.
Circuit and Supreme Court business
that every man was occasionally a sol­
dier. and very many men were never
for Tillamook county.
This house is connected with the well known whole-sale and commission house
Will make regular trips, the weather per u
anything else. Consider this ono fact,
of M ark L. C ohn & Co., 146, F rost S t ., P ortland , O re , and is able to purchase
ting, from
that in the short interval between til«
W. T. BURNEY L. T. BARIN J. W. DRAPER goods in large lots and at a very low figure, thus being able to discount all com­
TILLAMOOK TO ASTORIA and PORTLAND. English settlement of our Atlantic coast
DURNEY, BARIN & DRAPER,
petitors in prices.
For Freight rates or Passage, apply to
and the general peace of 1814-15, there
0
A ttornkysat -L aw ,
P. SCHRADER. Master.
were six long and bloody wars between
OREGON CITY. OREGON.
England and Franco alone (counting the
Twelve years experience as Register of the
Napoleonic wars aS but one), ami that
U. 3. L and O ffice here recommend« us in our
D. A. FINDLEY,
tli«*se followed iqon two centuries of al­
specialty of business before the L and O ffice
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
COIIN & BROWN Bl. K,
---------- DEALER in ----------
most continuous war, iu whiclt religion
or the Courts and involving the practice in the
G eneral L and O ffice .
Staple and Fancy Groceries, was the chief factor.
The thirty years' war in Germany <’*•
Dry Goods,
I stroyed.as some havecstiinnted.onc-third
Hats & Caps,
1 B. BROCKENBROUGH,
of the human race in an area of near­
•'NEITHER MERCY NOR REMORSE.’*
Boots & Shoes.
ly 300,00b square miles, made one-third
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
of Uiatnroaad<-s«-rt and reduced non-com­ and a year's supply of flour for one man
«I.ate Special Agent ol the General Laud Office.)
batants to snch misery that every sort of can bo sent from Minneapolis to Man
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
animal was eaten, the bones of horses j cheater for two days'wages of an En
Woods, *
■ • Oregon.
HometteadK. Pre-Emptions, and Timber
killed on the battlefield were Iw.iled to I glisli cotton spinner. Ono important
Land Applications, a Specialty.
secure a little nutriment, an<l snch, consequence Is that the proportion of j
things as nettles, tongue grass, grits.* overworked nnd underfed pnoplo is vast
Ovrice: «nd Floor I. asd Ornes II i - ildinu
stasis an<1 the buds of various bushes j ly reduced. Despite tho growth of pop- j
were grtsslily sought as palatable addi ,! illation, pauperism tn England lias de
The town is growing rapidly and real estate is sure to enhance in value.
MISCELLANEOUS,
tions to the scanty bill of fare. Tin*, creased by one-half in forty years, anil
There are good prospects for a rail-road and harbor improvements, so get in and
wars of Louis XIV reduced the French the increase in tho Uni toil States is duo
peasantry to snch niis«*ry that in tho1 to extraordinary causes which, lot us
buy before the rush, and while you can buy the choicest property cheap in
(J A E. THAYER,
mountain region they fought with wolves liopo, will soon lose their potency.
REX AND HIS CONSORT.
R. R.
’
Wo. have almost abolished famine.
ami dogs for refuse bones and stuffed j
e
ankers
TO THE TOWN OF
themselves with nettles, and tho traveler j Wo aro fast going on to abolish epidem­ The King an<l Queen Wlio lx»<l the NrW
General Ranking and Exchange business.
' often ftrunil by tho wavsido tho corp«- of ics and contagions diseases. Alreaily
Orlrnns Manli («ras raperini«
Interest paid on time deposits.
, the laborer who had fallen dead at his | tho wool "plague” has but a vaguo pop­
Mr. Jamej 8. Richardson, the largmt
ular
significance.
Tim
"Sweating
Sick
Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany,
I work, nn«l in his month the grant which
cotton planter in the world, wna Hex.
Bowling Alley in Connection.
ness" and the "Black Death” »rethought
Sweden and all foreign countries.
he ha«I chewtsl in tho rage of hunger.
king of the recent New Orleans Manli
TILLAMOOK.
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Anti such horrible wars as tbes« wore! of, if thought, of ut all, only as historic I Gran carnival, and Miss Beasi» Britan
The host wines and liquors in the market.
Whole cities wore swept from the fact* horrors; the cholera is found to bo pre­ was hi« consort. Mr. Richardson's plan­
of the earth, whole provinces were given ventable, on«l yellow fever is sham of
tations lie in tlul
half its terrors. Th« smallpox, says
Jons Davidson,
Proprietor. up to a licentious soldiery, whole
ACRE
TRACTS
Ynzoodeltaof Mis­
Macaulay, was once "most terriblo of
ANU
sissippi. O n <• o f
OLSEN S BLOCK, TILLAMOOK, ORE.
nil tho ministJ-rs of «hath, filling th«*
them, "Dal atney.
TOWN LOTS
churchyards nt frequent intervals, al
covers abotte^Bjl
F.« sale at reasonable prices and on
wuyn threatening, nlwnys tormenting
h pian' no!*», and
2
1
4
those not yet stricken, leaving on tho
favorable tsrnu. > Location, best in the
3
few it spared most hidi-oua truces, turn
town of Tillamool-
2
lug the bain into a changeling at which
W m . I) S tillwell .
tho mother slmddered, anil making the
maiden's eyes tuid clie«lu objects of hor­
ror to the lover.” Today how many can
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J TILLAMOOK LAUNDRY |,
count among their acquaintances a per­
Wagon Shop in Connection.
son under fifty year» of ago who is “pit-
mil«» of railway
te«l?” Each nniiual convention of med-
Washing gathered and delivered every
track owned b y
u-al
m«-n
add*
to
the
list
of
preventable
week. Family washing and ironing, a spec
the planter and
diseanea. Even tbo dreaded diphtheria
ialty. Work done on short notice when desired.
connected with
an«l
scarlet
fever
aro
held
within
nar
­
Suits cleaned to order.
th« Louisville,
row iHiunds, nn«l in many sections to have
Tillamook, Dragon
New Orleans and
PROPRIETOR.
LESTER HART.
the typhoid fever is counUsl as a sort of
Texas railroad.
anti-hygienic sin.
It contains a pop­
<J7 H.
"Let's think on onr tnarc.ii-s.” Tim ulation of over 5,00) people, mostly col4
Uniteil Stabs has now enjoyed tho ore«!.
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Mr. .. Richardson
is nl-> principal
longest pence in its history. It Is certain
owner of th« cotton mills at Wesson,
that a «lay's work will produce twice the
Miss., and of th« Refujo cotton oil
"I.CT VS THINK ON OVR MABdBS.”
')ttcc itccac < .
amount of grssl things it would in IHOO.
mills, 11« is a bachelor of heroic stat-
au«l
soiim
say
thri«-«.
Tho
average
of
CABINETS
$3, per doz. tions were desolated. Wallenstein's rirmy
nre and a handsome man. 11« rowdes in
of 50,000 men livtsl ‘ at free quarters,” lu-aith is much better. Th« average New < >rl<*ans in on« of th« many palatial
ALL OTHER WORK AT COR-
length
of
life
has
ini
reaiied.
Neverthe-
yxF^TisTie or--
desolating a wide track ,-ui they moved.
homes on St. Charles avenue, where h<>
RESPONDINGLY LOW
In that army, says a «-<>ntem|H>r»ry his l«ws Ibero nrn th«sw* who maintain that entertains on a lavish scale. He also
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
material
progrnm
has
bwn
contemporary
tory, "was neitlicr mercy nor remorse.
beads many of the ws-ial organiz.ilions
RATES.
All women were tbeir prey; they slew with a sort of moral retrognwion. 1 in­ of Un* city, ami minor has it that lie i < a
G
all
and
inspegk
my
Worçrç
GOOD WORK at the LOWEST LIVING RATES.
ol«l men an«l children for amusement; sist ii | miii tho contrary, but concede that favor»*«! suitor for the hand of .Miss Win­
their camp was a uceno of su»h debanch- it is not ho easy to wt forth th« proofs,
Copying and Enlarging in Oil, /'astel.
Views of TillaiiKKjk nnd vicinity for sale ery ai cannot be described, from com­ as they are not of a statisti«-«! sort. Yet nie Davis.
Miss Bcriaiii Behan lath« dauglit r of
Crayon India Ink and Water Colors, a
All kork guaranteed first i U m
mander to private. They were given if it were worth while I am very »un­ Gen. W. J. He han. of the state troop*.
specially.
Call and examine our work
in every rvsfiect.
over to sin and sold wholly to Baton." it couhl l«e dearly prove«! that we are Hh« made her ilebnt early in January,
S tvdio N zar G. A. R. H all .
At the sa« k of Magdeburg, May 20, 1020. on the whole far more humane and gen
G allery One door south of Tilly's army massacre«] all, without dis- « roils than our ancestors, that there is anil by the admirable conduct of her so­
TILLAMOOK,
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cial interoits carried off Hie lionorsof th*
Letcher’s Jewelry Store ’’feg
tinction of ago or sex, ami reduced the less intentional cruelty and far more un­ stetson. Bho is a blond« of iiv-iliniu
selfish
charity,
tlist
fewer
masters
op
­
place
to
ashes.
TILLAMOOK,...................... OREGON.
height, exceedingly Iwautiftil in fuceund
The soldiers of Louis XIV were a little press tbeir servanfii. fewer parents are figure, and has gray blue eyes.
JILLAMOOK
harsh
to
tbeir
children,
ami
very,
Very
Mis* L. J. RUGQLE8
Mri J. JOHNSON better, and but littlo. They <leeolate«l
the wltole Palatine region and scattereil few hiubanils are unkind to their wivui J
Col. »hepurtl'a I> uiik I i I ci
[^1 VERY STABLE
the pr-oj>lc. The "Pennsylvania Dutch” In short, by natural selection awl sur­
Miss Maria Lui ine Blu-pari
vival
of
Uu>
mruetest,
humane
sentiments
are deoceudants of some of these exiles.
oUier «lay thn wif« of Mr. \
First-class single and double
In the Napoleonic wars tlie French List have becotno organic in our race. </nca BcbiclYidin. Tli« wedding cei
turnouts kept on hand
more,
therefore,
"let's
think
on
our
in battle als«ut 1175,000 men, and over a
placo at thè Fifth Avennu 1*
J. II. B kaoi . e .
million by exposure and disease. Tlio tuarcies.”
chufch In New York city, affi
(48 LARGE LEVEL LOTS.)
Boarding: and transient stock
youth »-ere so exhansted that th« phys­
lowe 1 by in - I il-,-
i r< ikfasl^H
_r~
carefully cared for.
Fornaio Monkeya Hncrlflced lo Nrlence.
AND
ical standard was lower««!, an«l th«
r> id« :i(<- *f
STREETS GO FEET WIDE. LOTS^UNIFOBMLY 52JxlO5
French have never since been as tall or
Hctance nn<lcrtak«vi nome qnwr experi-
William L
\A/. H. E berm an,
Prices ranging from $60 to $160.
strong as otb«r p«*oples.
menta in prrw*cuthig it« inqnirie«. Be-
ilcrbilt. Tue
Ami ail tlies« tiorrora, bo it noted, were renUjr h Iz»n«l<»n doctor cd I ìuc I m I a lot uf
of tln* pn-nm
Propri afar.
Suitable terms made.
bnt of yesterday th«-'re an* people yet fem
onkeys, cmkm I them with plaster
cei'« J by thèliaud*
alive who can remember the last of of [ *
k ki'tHto iinitatestay«, and ban-
This property is situated five blocks directly south of the main thoroughfare of the
them.
In
the
ohlor
want
it
was
far
da^wl
their
tightly
.
M<mt
of
the
Hats. Dress Trimmings and a Genera
town, two blocks south of the school-house, an«l faces on two of the prin­
worse. A party which crotmsi Ireland simian* showed their appreciation of
Assortment of Millinery Goods.
cipal streets. This is not a boom scheme to spwulate on sulmrban
jnst after th« Geraldine war reported thia trattwnt by dying a few day«
that for 13) mil«-» atone stretch they afterward, thos furnishing the phyai« ian
or country property, as the tract is centrally located, vir-
te-anl not the towing of a cow nor the with a lot of new argument« agoitiat tbu
,
t
tually in the lieart of the town, and buildings are
O regon .
W asi . i rzH-tsrwirinr«
hnrnon v«.,r*, sav«- that from one hovel wearing of corjeta.
going up on ail sides at present.
rss.su.
issne«l a feeble, |>it«-ons wail, and on en­
nuns young
< •»*1 «if .* Knit (nr a Cent.
tering they saw a ntarv««l infant trying
The
location
is
sightly,
high
and
dry.
commanding
a
good
view,
is
variously
The
of beef, veal, pork
to «haw nonnrhm«mt from tlx* breast of
A lav r.nit at Chicago involvo«l the re- mated nt frotl
and slo|ies gently from the center, just enough to secure grs«i drain­
I. F. LARSON,
mutton on hand.
its <li-ad moth«*r. True it is that there «•every «if a cent and th« ex[>«iiditnr«* of <250,000 to<.100,<XK
age. It is well aheltered from the coast winds, and is just the place
are still t o many r.tamling armi«»«. bnt fto«) in court and counsel fees. Mr. The gift of tl
Eggs, butter, vegetables and chickens
war is after »11 tlio eavrptiou arid the Roach sold a pcstage stamp to an En bride's parents wan a c«eu
for home*. For further particular» call on or addrern
bought and sold.
ata sr« «-pewvl. AU the glishman. who, after placing it on a h-t- nisbed mansion. Mrs. Srhkfft tin Is the
rtUlM
J
Satisfacfioa guaranteed to everyone.
in«»n, h
civilised world Lt to in.*n*hiitiiHW.
Tits ter, tendered a Canadian |n*riny as part daughter of Col. Elliott F. !li*-; .rd. the
Shop opposite the Grand Central.
wouieleJot fiuUi M-les r«vs«' -urgical |«wyment. An argument followed, then well known editor and proprietor nt 1 nJ
L. LI Brown.
treatment far Letter than kin a could i a row, and tiien an appeal to the courts. Mail und Express. Her Lnsbaii 1 i.< a
Real
Dealer
Conveyancer.
Wagon-making. Farming liuple-
< ■inminit a - « story »«'«•
Eventually Mr. Roach got jwlgment dnM. U'iant of the Jay family, long dis*
menu and M.ll Machinery R« psir-
It is much th«! sain«- io ctvtl life. Th« and a ,'enuilk- nuaaluiterstcd United Ungnishml in American annals.
Tillamook,
an«! all kinds of wond-wnrk ar «1
pormt child ut miaf'irtune that is f tatex cent.
Alac. Notary Public. Deeds «nd othdr Legal oaperi made out.
grr.msl Iris* k-siniUnng doue.
< r<t»be«l in the street, the po>srr*t laborer
Recently tabulated statistics ofilltt';
w';x> fails from a scaffofil, is sur«* of
Huddiii death rxnws to men in nell ott­ ary show that lees ignorarne e
£**F*irming land, Tiir.her land and all
ni.rsing and surgery of the beat. Th« ener than to women. The proportion the Unitol Htates than tn an
¡»wer
of the great lias been n lured to i h as right to one. Women's exjmeta. civilised country, only 8
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HarsB-ihaBinl
TAXES PAID FOB XC
T.ctti extr.ctert
quicklv an 1 with­
out pain.
'
New sets of
teotli made aud
guaranteed.
I-14 4* I l I I I I I I 4>
CL'ißatö nnb
“Fi nei
Poolî
gttttrrij,
table
)ting
The Leading Merchants of Tillamook County!
M
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TH E SIRAUGUSTA.
Country Produce taken in Exchange for Goods
Drugs and Medicines.
HOW CAN THEY BE MADE?
By Investing Your Money in Tillamook!
B
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HAYS
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ADDITION
TILLAMOOK
.ANDi
BILLIARD PARLORS,
M
P. ROBERTS
•4
COliT^CTO^ and BUILDER
$]op, Opposite (J.
AME^ufi porçnyyT Co.
rç. ¡¿all
pHOTO^ApHEIJ.
DRESS-MHK1NG.
C entral
M arket ,
L. H. Brawn, prop.
best
and
R. R. HAYS,
O wner ,
Estate
and
Oregon.
BLACK-SMITH
pBcialy.
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