Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, June 13, 1895, Image 2

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    williYnuwIt IjeuI»lÍ0ht.
of the united States or under its tax on the church edifice, grounds
protection, we commend this pro- I parsonages or sectarian school
W. F. D. JONES.
ject to our representatives in COI1- buildings. We are in favor of
gress.”
equal taxation; because the edifice
T he C ounty O fficial P aper
! is simply a house where the corpo­
Min. A. E. Barker, who has been ration transacts the business of the
been lecturing at the court house corporation, the place where the
------ Independent in Politic»
recently, shows herself to be a minister makes his money, where
Leaders of
RATES OF SI’BM Kll'TION.
woman of good education, varied collections are taken up, where
(STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
Low Prices.
Due year
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ll.bO. attainments, and a deep student of festivals and carnivals are held
Six months
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history
and modern for the purpose of making money
Three month*
.
so. ancient
science. Her manner is womanly, to support the minister. It is a
ADVKUTISING RATES.
and it is evident from her earnest­ ; place of meeting for business men,
i lnnh, per month
fo.75
peryeai
75
ness and devotion that her religion who are not members of any
j.
25
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”
2o.oo
h*:' ::
::
3 75
” ” 33 oo
Those who dis­ church, who will drop a five dollar
6.75
” *0.00 is “humanity.”
11-00
. ” ” loo.oo
Local notic««. torts, per line; and sets. after! agree with her on her views of gold piece in the contribution box,
th« first insertion. Only sett» per line for first .
of religion must admit that she was or subscribe 8100 to defray the
insertion for regular advertiser«
Lost, Found, For Rent, ForBale, Wanted, and
Special notice*, in classified "ad" column«, at fair and her arguments convincing. I expenses of the corporation, which
the latent one cent per word for first insertion
No church member could take of- virtually says “I patronize you,
• nd halt rates thereafter.
Legal notice«, Nonpareil, loci'», per line for
first Initertioii and ;>cts per line for each subse fenceat what she said and those you patronize me.”
For these and
queue Insertion.
who are liberal in belief greatly many other raesons we are in favor
appreciated her course of lectures. of equal taxation.
Correspondence Wanted.
The music at the opening and
'Die second object, “The repeal
The liEADi.iGiri is for the people, and they
are invited to write foi Its columns.
closing
of
the
lectures
was
good,
of
all laws that force the observ­
lievt in free exercise of opinion, ami wish to
eii<* >urage independence of thought and action. and it is no more than justice here
ance of Sunday as the Sabbath.”
• Read • and • Act •
Locttl topics ate preferred. Our name stands
at the head of this column, and everything, to mention the excellent singing of
YVe do not object to any obser­
not otherwise sigiied, we stand responsible for.
In order to make room for our enormous stock of fall
If you wiile, don’t be afraid to father your own Mrs. J, E. Hosmer, who took part
vance of Sunday us a day of rest or
opinions, but sign your name for publication,
clothing, now ordered in the East, we will sell our present
it is cowardly to do otherwise, and articles in the duets.
worship, but we do object to a law
with fictitious names have little weight. We
stock of summer goods at a big reduction. \\ e have mar­
adhei c to this condition, except as to local cor­
that compels the observance of
respondents who send news items pureand
ked our clothing so the prices are sure to sell it.
We will
simple. In such cases we do not publish the
Citizenship is working wonders any day us a day of worship, We
on me of the writer.
not
have
one
suit
of
clothes
left
in
the
house
in
sixty
days.
But if yon wish to express an opinion or ci It for the
Grand Rondo Indians. believe that every individual
icize somebody, you must sign your name for
Our clothing will suit every one and our prices will con­
publication. And in all cases we must know ¡They had a hiyieu time at Willa­
knows his own needs and desires
the name of the writer. Don’t throw out petty
vince you that we mean what w-a say. Every- article in the
personal slings, or deal in coarse abuse regarcl- mina last week, and the Sun gives
better
than he knows his neigh-
ing your neighbois. Would rather you’d abuse
clothing
line greatly reduced,
the editor of this paper. Such letters would be a long account of it.
Here are a hors’; and has no right to make a
mote apt to^be published. In tact, people who
hold opinions «fitfcreiit from onis are urged to few selections from the scare head­
law compelling him to go against
write them for publication. We II answer you
fairly and courteously if your opinions are worth ing to the article:
“The Indians his needs and desires; we believe
answering. We are anxious to have parties of
differ relit faith express their opinion in this from the agency get boiling drunk
every one. knows when he needs
paper. Wt> pride out selves on granting every­
body to think and act according to hiscon and fight.
The Willamina post­ rest; and if he wants to rest Wed­
science, regardless of our own beliefs.
the public doesn't care about “somebody master assaulted.
He is defended nesday or Saturday and work Sun­
going to see his girl," new fence," "bad colds,”
building of lien coops," etc. Write about some- by citizens armed with ax-handles.
day we are willing; or he may rest
thilik interesting ol not at all. Write as plainly
as possible. If you can't spell correctly, or Obscene
and profane language or work all the days if so disposed
use good grammar, never mind that
Don’t
let a good news item spoil on that account. We used. Swaggering
bucks cause and lie needs no man-made law to
furnish printed instructions tliat will be of
help to those who wish to write Ibr papers
ladies and children to give the dictate to him.
The space in this pnpet is yours. Make use of
it if you like
sidewalks. ‘Our new citizens’ en­
The third object, “The repeal of
joy their free 'em.”
all laws that appropriate public
We are the lenders in every line we carry, and in prices are always the
GRASS MAKES T Ulti FT.
funds for sectarian institutions.”
lowest. We are never undersold.
Al Snyder is moving the Valley
We do not object to the institutions
The Salem Statesman of recent
Don’t forget our clothing sale if you are needing anything in that line.
Trini neri pt from Dallas to McMinn­
but we do not want to pay tuxes to
date suiil:
ville. Al had 14 years experience
Bring us your produce if you want the highest price for it.
perpetuate a belief, in which we
“Tillamook county has already
in McMinnville uh a newspaper
have nothing in common.
many prosperous creameries, and
man, and has received substantial
Fourth object, “The repeal of all
this week another one commences
encouriigeinont to return there.
laws that tolerate any religious
business in the city of Tillamook«
exercises, reading disply or prayer
These institutions make that sec­
in any public school, body or insti­
We are buying all the hides we can get.
tion prosperous, and it is said no
tution maintained wholly or in
district in the Northwest has suf­
part at public expense; and finally
fered so little from tlm hard times.
to bring about a total sop­
That is a natural dairy country,
¡nation of church itili! state; and
but the same may be said, with an
protect by every lawful means
almost eqmil degree of truth, of the
every person whose e<|ual relig-
district surrounding Salem. The
ions or civil rights, are infringed.”
thrift of our farmers can easily
57 YEARS
We hold that tho home and the
make up the ditference in favor ol
300 ACRES
the coast country, having the long­
church is the place for religious
LOUISE
er period of green gruss. Salem
training. And the free schools
PoarB, NutTrses, and NnvaltiBH.
Leaves Tillamook every morning (except
Sundays; about 8 o clock, returning about noon.
MRS. A E. BARKER'S ADDRESS
needs u creamery and a large one."
should promulgate good morals
Trips made in the afternoons also on Saturdays.
.Xl/' STARR, the largest early
Steamer touches at all points on the bay.
T illamook lias grass and cream­
and secular thought unmixed with
apple, 12 inches around, and
Mrs. A. E. Barker, of Forest
' I
marketable first week in July ' I
eries, and this makes thrift.
The
any theo'.ogial or religious form­
GiBRIELSON, Mastsr.
farmers here for this very reason Grove, Ims been giving a series of ulas.
Paragon, Purlin and other apples. KOONCE pear, early, hand­
are more thrifty tlian they are in lectures here oil free thought,
The aims of our organizations
some and delicious. Lincoln Coreless, very large and very late. Also,
'and in order that the people may are to search for unity, equality
Seneca, Japan Golden Russet, Vermont Beauty, etc. Japan Quince
know what is meant or intended and justice. All reforms are a
Columbia, unequaled for jelly.
IIAS FAITH I a OREGON.
by her lectures, we give a synopsis growth and begin with the indi- -KT-TTm A _
We have opened a shop one door south of
---- «a
the Tillamook Bakery, where we are pre
Dr. Kiger, of Pittsburgh, Pa., of her lirst lecture. She is a lect­ vidual, and the most important
pared to do all kinds of
Parry'» Giant, 6 inches around, the largest known chestnut; Paragon, N’umbo and
function, is self control, When a
many others. W alnuts— French, Persian, Japan. English and American. Pecans, Almonds,
who is a brother of G. W. Kiger of urer of the Oregon Secular Union,
Fine Sewed Work and Seamless
person learns to control himself he
Filberts. Fleagnus I.ongiprs. Japan Mayberries, Hardy Oranges. Dwarf Rocky Mountain
Patching.
Buy Uity, sends us the follow ing ' and the following will show the
Cherries, free from insects, black knots and other diseases. Small fruits, grapes, currants
needs no law but himself. He
We lepair.and clean sewing machines, ami
etc. Shade trees, ornamental shrubs. C atalogue F ree .
warrant them to do good work or no pay.
communication:
work this organization is doing. stands a unit; the embodiment of
Please call and see us and trv
pair of boots
Pomona
NurBariaa.
wm barry , Barry, n J. mad.• of leather tanned at Netarts bay.
Eli. H eadlight :—I enclose you Mrs. Barker was introduced by ('. kindness mid forbearance, mercy
W. E. PAGE & SUN,
a copy of the Ohio platform taken
T 11 amook Oregon
E. Reynolds and spoke in part as mid the tolerance. In the search
from the Pittsburgh Commercial
for unity w here so many people
follows:
Prices to Suit
( iazette.
with different ideas are organized,
Ladies an*! Oentlemen:—I have we must inculcate forbearance, and
You will see that the Ohio con­
the Times:
vention of this week advocates the made the Journey from my home w ith the pruning hook of investi­
GREAT VALUE
WEEKLY NEWS
------ BOOT? and
construction of the proposed Nic­ to Tillamook to get nqmriiited with gation mid by the light of reason,
VERY
LITTLE
OF THE WORLD
Made to order.
aragua canal through governmen­ (lie people; also to give the people explain away the old knotty
MONEY.
FOR A TRIFLE.
-fl­
tal aid.
This is indicative of ail opportunity to get nquainted gnarled branches of su|>erstitioii,
it epairing done as cheap ax the cheapest
Eastern sentiment regarding the with me and the broad self-sup­ and like l’mil “prove all things.”
K 'S « a » s ¥ « <i a » » •' ■» » «I « » K e « » « .« my
Come and be convinced.
Advocate Building.
proposed water wily and daily the porting molding ideals of liberal­
We teach all to think for them­
prospect is receiving many staunch ism. There has been considerable selves. Honest doubt is the guid­
P. F. BROWNE.
advocates among the intlumtial conjecture among the people as to ing star to investigation, it is the
Easterners as well as among the the objects of our organization and forerunner of skepticism, mid skep­
its teachings, much speculation has ticism is the energy, the life-giving
masses.
A zc-page joumnl Is the lending Republican family paper of the United State»
arisen
and many incorrect conclu­ power of progression. When we
It 1» a national family newspaper. ami give» nil the general nawa of the whole
Quito likely other states will fol­
Heard at
world. It give» the foreign new» in a nut »hell. It» Agrlcultur«l department
low the example of Ohio and lake sions have been drawn, and I wish cease to progress, we cease to
liaa no «upertor In the country. It» market report, are recognized authority
Separate department» for the amily circle, young folks, an.l science .nd ma
*
C. E. ^YNOLD'g.
similar action by introducing a fa­ to explain as clearly as possible, grow. When growth stops disin­
chanic. Its home and society column» co...m»nd the admiration ol wive, and
vorable plank in their platforms as the objects, aims and hopes of the tegration begins. We do not be­
daughter.
Its general political new», editorials and di.cusaions are compre­
I’ll roast you, said the Stove.
hensive. brilliant and eahaimtive.
did Ohio. 1 refer to eastern states. liberal movement.
lieve the infalibility of anything.
The
objects
are
printed
on
the
Look out, I’m on a strike, said the
1 predict that the coming congress
Infalibility can not be proven.
A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer that splendid journal and
the Hammer.
will guarantee governmental aid face of every membership blank,
All things must grow from lower
I’ve got you, said the Barb-Wire.
and are:
1st. The repeal of all to higher conditions. This is
to the construction of the canal.
I’ll catch on, said the Tongs.
year for only
Likely it will be the iii^journed laws that exempt church property proved by nature, science, arts and
I’ll scoop him, said the Shovel.
Because, governments, each evolving from
session that will finally pass upon from taxation. Why?
I'll
get your Ucon, said the
fust,
it
is
unjust
to
tax
one
piece
lower
to
higher.
Eternally
exist
­
the measure. It goes without say­
Butcherknife-
ing that then you will enjoy un­ of property belonging to an indi­ ing, eternally progressing, eternal­
ly being transformed as we gain
Y ou’re not as sharp as I, said the
precedent growth development and vidual, and exempt another prop­ ! intelligence into more perfect Th. regular price of both paper» It $2.50
Address order» to ‘‘Headlight.’
Tack.
erty
belonging
to
a
corporation.
prosperity within the history of
beings.
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Second, there are over
The curse of the world is igno-
Oregon.
Say nothing and saw wood,
worth of uutaxed church property rance. Let us enlighten it. The
.¿RITE YOUR NAME ON A POSTAL CARD, SEND IT TO G W R est the saw.
Pittsburgh, Pa. May 31, 18115.
ill Oregon, all untaxed. Various only savior ia humane endeavor,
R oom 2. T ribune B’ ld ' g , N ew Y ork C ity , and sample cop
Yours Truly,
So a general quarrel ensued and
grow better and
churches own productive farms, Let ua try to _
iesofthe T ribune will be sent you .
J ohn W K iokh .
you want to hear how it ended and
braver. Let ua educate away the
gardens, orchards, etc; business
penetentiariee the jails, the work- -
how cheap the above named articles
Here is the extract from the blocks in cities which are rented houses, the reform schools and in-,
can be bought, call on
9
pfatforin referred to in the above. for saloons, houses of ill fame and sane asylums, by teaching self con­
C. E. REYNOLDS,
‘"Believing the proposed Nicara­ breweries, which afford an enor- trol. self government, avoiding
Hardware
Merchant, Tillamook,Or.
The
Barrel
Maker.
anger,
hatred,
revenge,
and
ani-|
gua canal is needed for commercial molts revenue to t.ie churches,
Ha. opened hi. shop here again, and is ready to male Barrels,
moeity. If we do this we will not.
eiteiition ami national defense, which money is the price of
have to wait to die to find our re- f Firkmx, Kite, TuU, etc., at modern price* All work warranted first class.
Ripans Tabules cure biliousness.
and that it ought to be constructed iniquity.
ward. We will lie happy by
and operated by the government
Some people object to levying a making each other happy.
Ripans Tabules: pleasant laxative.
Tillamook, Or
Ripans Tabules: best liver tonic.
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Reduction Sale
in Clothing
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