Tillamook headlight., April 20, 1893, Image 2

of the civil war, and are of the
kind of mettle that will not stand
Published every Thursday evening.
too much imposition. The Re­
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TILLAMOOK COblTL publican party was formed from
this class, and in order to hold
W. F. D. J ones
E ditor and P roprietor them, there must be a radical re­
D r T. H M eserole . A ssociate E ditor .
form in political management.
What is wanted are conventions
KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
(STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
by the people (not politicians) and
One year
>lo0.
The
Six months
L*’- candidates from the people.
Three mouths
w.
Demagogues and trickster laisses
ADVERTISING RATES.
must be buried beyond resurection,
fo.76
per year 75
1 Inch, per month
а. 25
.
” ” 20.00
^col. **
"
3.75
’* ;; m °° and then there is hope for the
б. 75
60 00
Under such circumstances
11.00 ...
■ ” ” 100.00 party.
1 ” ”
”
it
is
sure
to triumph over all such
bocal notices, torts. per line; and sets. after
the first insertion. Only sets per line for first corruption as has been displayed
insertion for regular advertisers.
Lost. Found. For Rent. For Sale, Wanted, and in Chicago and New York, and will
Special notices, in classified “ad" columns, at stand even a better show in the
the rate of one cent per word for first insertion
and hall rates thereafter.
shot gun districts of the South.
(KlUtimook
g)eaì*liiiht.
Legal notices, Nonpareil, locts. per line for
firMt insertion and Sets per line for each subse­
quent insertion.
*
*♦*
All local notices will be "starred" or otherwise
designated as advertisements.
SUCH NEWSPAPERS.
Oregon ¡¿Stamp
Tillamoolç Lumbering Co.
An English lord who visited this
country speaks thusly of American
newspapers: “There is a want of Will make the season of 1893 as follows:
dignity and refinement in the tone
of the ordinary newspaper, espec­ Geo.
’ place, TILLAMOOK,
ially in the West, where the writer
Burnt Prairie, Mondays and
seems often deliberately to seek
Wednesdays, 11 A. M. to 1. P.M.
out flippant or vulgar phraseology
with which to clothe his ideas. In
Europe one hsiks forward with a John Day’
sense of pleasure and of keen in­ Tillamook, from Monday at 4
terest to the arrival of the morning I o’clock I’. M. to Wednesday at
newspaper, feeling that, as a rule, i 9 o’clock.
much matter for thought and in- ]
terest will be presented to his John
Hellenbrand’s
mind; but in the States it is differ­ place, Oretown, Friday after-1
ent. lie rises from the perusal of
noons and Saturday forenoons.
the paper feeling that he lias been
dragged along a low level of crime PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION.
and vulgarity. Of course there are
Oregon Stamp is three-fourths
Clydesdale; was foaled May 10,
exceptions to every rule, and j
1887, bred by I). Grierson, Salem,
doubtless a native would in most i
Ore. Sire, Mason Forward ; G.
Sire Merry Mason (1222, S. C. S.
States know where to turn in order i
B ,) Dam, Bet, by Merry Mason;
to obtain pleasure and information
Grandam Bet, ' Lionhart and
George, known as the Hubbard
from his newspaper reading; but a
Mare. Oregon Stamp lias taken
stranger is not possessed of this in­
four 1st premiums at Oregon
State
Fair. He is a tnahagony
formation and suffers accordingly.”
Munson s
s barn,
It begins to look as the people
of Chicago bad perfected every
No special position will be agreed upon for method of robbing people who visit
any advertisement, though we take especial the world’s fair. It will cost from
pains to display advertising matter effectively
and give as favorable position as possible, fre­
85 to 810 per day to live there dur­
quently changing the ‘‘make up" of the paper
We makes special effort to change or re-build ing the fair, at the lowest calcula­
advertisements as often as our natrons desire,
tions, and there will be opportun­
but make no contract to that effect.
« «
ities
for a man to spent a great
No cuts will be used,’except out line cuts on
metal bases.
deal
more.
The railroad companies
Bay, weights 1750, 17 hands
%•
We reserve the right to reject any advertise­ are not disposed to make a reason­
high, gentle, shows good move­
ment that we deem objectionable.
ONE HIND OF CH A HIT T.
ment, is sure in begetting colts
T erms : Cash in advance for small advertise­ able rate, so the people of Oregon
ments, and payment is required monthly or had better take the advice of the
The Capital Journal, of Salem, Terms: $12 to insure, for
quarterly on large contracts.
has a great deal of charity for the single mare, and $10 each
Correspondence on topics of general Interest, Oregonian, viz: Stay at home ami
invited.
erring and says: “To this class be-:
mind their own business.
Address all communications to
for 2 or more.
T he H eadlight ,
longs the man addicted to liquor, j
T illamook , or .
You’d scarce expect one of my As a rule the drinking man is of a I Payable when the marc is known to be
with foal, changes hands or is taken from
age
in merchandising to engage generous nature when he is sober the county. Can furnish pasture for
T illamook , O he ., April 20, 1893.
and hope to get a paying trade and violent passions when he is mares if desired.
without the local paper’s aid. And drunk. His habit of drink inflames Care will be taken, but will not be re-
The Vice-President has had a
yet I did that very thing; I opened his passions and his passions lead I spomible for accidents.
chance to do something. Reopened
up a store last spring —this month him to deeds of violence. He be­
N. P. H anson , Owner.
a fair in Baltimore Monday night.
the sheriff took my stock and sold comes destructive, dangerous,
Senators Hill and Murphy are it from the auction block. Don’t abusive to his friends and family,
kept rather busy tliebe days getting view me with a scorn—full eye, and often staining his hands with
acquainted with the New Yorkers but simply say as I pass by, “There crime and suffering the penalty
goes the fool who seemed to think of the law. The penitentiaries are
who are appointed to office.
he had no use for printers ink.’’. full of such men, who when not in­
The exceedingly wet weather There is a truth as broad as earth toxicated are kind fathers, loyal j
we have experienced of late is not and business men should know its friends and perfect gentlemen. It
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nearly so bad as the destructive worth. ’Tis simply this; the public is useless to say they are the very
land,
90
cyclones that have been wiping buys its goods from those who men who should let liquor alone.
out eastern towns at such a rate advertise.—Ex.
They are the men who will not let acre
over
for the past few weeks.
it alone. What will you do with
The county court of Yamhill them? Society so far pauses for a
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A British scientist recently stated county lias given the county print­ solution of the problem. The
Kilehis
that if a man weighing 140 pounds ing to the two most obscure and churches, lodges, reform parties, of
were placed under a hydraulic irresponsible papers in the county. statesmen and philosophers and river
press anil squeezed flat, the result One of them is run on the bread Keeley cures all struggle with the
half
would be 105 pounds of water and and water plan and is likely to subject, but so far only with partial
thirty-five pounds of dry residue. peter out at any time, and the success.
way
Tilla
other exists only to boom a small
No
good
can
be
done
by
publish
­
mook
City;
It is said of President Cleveland town, having a subsidy for one
ing drinking men as such and nam­
that he never read a speech in his year, after which it will probably
River
life. In tlieact of writing it he half fail. Of course it costs little or ing him in the newspaper. It does
not
render
society
any
service
to
I
dale farm.
commits it to memory, and then, nothing to publish the county
with one more reading, he knows printing in such papers, but the see his name in print. It does for |
inquire
every word and punctuation mark trouble is, nobody ever sees it under the man aimed at nothing but
lower
his
manhood
and
humiliate
I
S. lliot ,
in it.
such circumstances; and it is, there­ him before his fellows. A more
Riverdale
The North Yamhill bank went fore, high-priced at one cent per c’.aritable course is apt to appeal;
column.
There
were
six
other
to
his
sense
of
self-esteem
and
the
up the flume immediately after
purchasing the newspaper in that newspapers in the county, two of feeling that he has friends may
loaned,
place. We intimated such a result them at the county seat, that were yet save him.
not
recognized,
and
we
will
venture
It should be the purpose of a
at the time the newspaper changed
hands. If a man doesn't under­ to say that any one of them has newspaper to help lift up the fallen, Notes
stand the newspaper business he is four times the circulation of the in place of making their lot harder.
likely to fail in it even if he has cross-roads journals that are called No family is benefited by branding Collections
the county official papers, and the it with shame in public prints.
two banks to back him.
GEO. W KIGER.
two at the county seat have a large, There are fifty men in Salem who
41-54
Bay Citv
The eulogy on Blaine in Boston, bonalide circulation in all parts of get drunk. What assistance can
May 3, w ill lie delivered by Senator the county. It takes a great deal it render them or those dependent
Erye, of the Pine Tree state. Mr. of gall to ask for the county work upon them, or connected with them
Frye I iuh excellent fitness for his for some of the “round gernals.’’
by family ties, to publish their
task, llis abilities as an orator are
nainta? It can only do harm.
If you want to know anything
recognized, and ho was well ac­
It is the uniform rule of gootl
quainted with the man to whose and know it for certain, just step newspapers, even in larger cities
to net »« our ngent. We furnlah nn expensive
memory he will pay tribute. He into any of the loafing places in to not pursue a policy that adds to outfit
and nil you need free. It costs nothing to
this
town
and
ask
the
opinions
of
try
the business. We will treat you util, mid
succeeded Mr. JUaine in the senate
the hardship of the already un­ help you to earn ten times ordinary wages Both
xrx of all ages can live at home and work in
when the latter was summoned as the bystanders and side loungers. happy individual or his family. M »pare
time, or all the time. Anv one anv where
earn a great deal of monev. Many lim e made
premier under President tiarlicld They can tell you anything and The Journal has excluded from its cun
Tw«» Hundred I »oil nr» a Month No class of
in the world are making »o much money
in lx,SI. He was re-elected in 1.SS3, explain everything from the theol­ columns the names of nil such as people
without capital a« those at work for u«. Btudne/»
ogical enigma down to the financial
pleasant, strictly honorable, and pays better than
and again in 1888.
far as possible, and in the ease of 2'7. ° . 5
,o »gents. You* Inn e a ch ar
standing of the business men of
field, with no competition We equip vou with
everything, ami supply printed direction» for
drinking
men
its
uniform
rule,
'1'lie Independenee West Side has the town. And, they are sure of
beginners which, U «»beved faithfulh. will bring
more money than will anv other busineas Im
come to the conclusion that the what they say. They know it be­ without exception, has been to not prove
your pr.«prcts' Why not ? You can do so
♦ aaily and «urrly at work for us. Ileasonable
print
the
name
of
a
person
who
Republican party should adopt yond dispute, and tell it in a way
industry only necessary for absolnte success
lamphlet circular giving every particular is »ent
measures to attract the Populists, that is perfectly convincing. They was intoxicated, be he high or low, free
to all. Delay not in sending for it.
rich
or
poor,
official
or
tramp.
QKOIIGE STINMIN a co .,
with a view to assimilate the latter know who has been loosing heavily
II oi N o . 4KM, Portlaud, Me.
■milled party. The II kadi lour has at poker lately, they inform their
maintained all the time, long be­ hearers who is likely to break tip
fore the last election, that the in business shortly, they criticize
Republican party should show a the actions of public officials in a
Locil 1 Traviling.
represent our well know n house You need
more liberal spirit toward the very knowing way, they are sure no To capital
to represent a firm that warrant»
people who now constitute the that it was carelessness that nursery stock. first « lass and true to name WChw
all tat via *’- An« ver mouth to the right men
Populist party. Many more Re­ beached the South (’oast, they know Apply qt.ik, stating age I. I. MAY ft CO.,
>t I aul Mum Nurserymen Florists and Seeds-
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publicans will go over to the Pop­ just how to take her off the beach, men. (This house is rvpousible )
ulists unless some heed is given to they know just exactly how sale
ASTORIA, ORE
the terrible warning of the last the Elmore is in a rough sea; in
H. 3. PARKER,
-
Proprietor.
election. The farming and indus­ fact they know more alsmt naviga­
Fir»t clam House
Free (’ouch
Blacksmith.
trial classes, generally men of tion, rail-roading. polities, religion,
'mt the place for Tillamookers to stop.
moderate means and of mon* than bar improvements or dairying than All kinds of wood work and »agon
average intelligence, are the back people who are engaged in such
work «lone
PAINTING,
Isnie ot the Republican party, and business. > es, these loafers are a
they must have the say in party great help to the community and
Specialty.
management, to the exclusion of should Is* consulted la-fore anv
and Paper-hanging.
|olitical bosses, or the Republican project is undertaken. In fact, it is Place of business: In Win. >l< ittn.Urr's
•bop, Tillamook, Ore
SW-f For ratlmatn «nd price. call on. or write to
party nev er can la* sueeesstul again. exceedingly pleasant to hear them
ll««»»„ Granx«. H<M.ver
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Tillamook County. Ore.
I his n*s|Hs tal>le middle class fought discourse and promulgate their
Ripans Tabules: standard remedy
the I mt Uta and atood the hardships punitive opinions.
OREGON.
Saw & Planing Mills.
AU kinds of turning done to order.
Mouldings and brackets of all kinds.
Proprietors Electric Light System.
We make a discount of ten per cent.
for cash orders.
School Books of all kinds. Pop­
ular Authors, cloth bound, 35cts.
Blank books, of every kind.
BOOH STOBE,
Tillamook, Oregon.
Stationery of all descriptions. If A
A ^/TXTT'C'
All the Popular Magazines. \I /\ I y /\ / I \l M
Subscr. taken for Periodicals, -L’-l 1 L\J x L/xlll
&
Is the pisce to find
DRY + GOODS,
acres of River­ Clothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes, notions,
bottom
or two
Gents’ furnishings, Groceries and Gen-
tracts,
20 of
meadow and
acres
eral merchandise. At the old stand,
pasture. The
runs through the
T illamook , O regon .
center. Situated
between
­
and Bay
known as the
­
For further
particulars
of
NOW OPEN.
J.
E
Fresh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand. Home-
made and French candies, oranges, nuts and
Farm.
lemons.
Money
bought,
made,
WANT YOU
Salesmen.
parser fioujse.
CARL I’. KNUDSON,
Horseshoeing 0
Ripans Tabules : for torpid liver.
Frescoing, Decorating,
Ripan* Tabules cure biliousness.
TILLAMOOK JjAKERY
\AXI) C0NEECTI0NERY-
if
First Class Restaurant in Connection.
5?
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
—
-»—CORNER FIRST S t . & STILLWELL Av«.
THE OLD RELIABLE
D rug store
Stock of Drugs?
Patent Medicines- Toilet ^
.trticles, Motions on hand.^
.4 co mulete
T)p. H. X? X>. 3ohi]2on.
ill Prescriptions carefully
onipounded. Fifty years
xperience in this business.
t
A lfred W illiams ,
DRUG STORE!
Hutchina
Corner.
Tillamook,
-A-
Oregon.
LIN'S OF
DRUGS & PATENT MEDICINES.
Prescriptions Compounded
At all hours.
THE €> BUREAU < SALOON,
C. H. SMITH, Proprietor.
FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
F'.------ --------- -
First St., Opp, Occidental,
TillamoakjDrB