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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MARCH 8, 1900.___________ HARDWARE AND DAIRY STOVES & RANCES. Large Line Charter Oak Stoves. Star Estate Ranges, Umpire Air Tight Heaters, Doors, Windows &, Glass, Churns & Butter Workes, Milk Cans, Paints & Oils. UTENSILS. GROCERIES. HARDWARE. We carry the Largest Stock of Hardware in Tillamook County. Before buying Nails, Windows, Doors and Sashes call and get our prices. We carry a First Class Stock of Groceries and Provisions, Canned Goods, etc., which will be found complete in every line. We want your trade and will do our best to give satisfaction in all transactions. We keep in stock a nice line of China, Crockery, Glass, Tinware, etc. CHINA & TINWARE. McINTOSH & McNAIR. Tillamook I PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Every man may have his price, but the and the new type of “truth” might be HOW LADYSMITH SUFFERED. nal pertly remarks : “ The notion that an army canteen is a two-quart can in majority are willing to allow a discount called the Montana standard, fordid not one of the witnesses against Clark allege Colonel Rhodes Describes the Pri ß L. EDDY, which a soldier carries his whisky to the for cash. Fred C. Baker. PubliMher vations of the Garrison. Whenever a man is browbeaten it is that “falsehood is not a lie when the per wars is erroneous. Among well informed ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. persons it has given place to the idea usually by the grey matter behind some son to whom it is told has no right to RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION London, March 2.—Colonel Rhodes, that the canteen is a sort of co-opcrative other fellow’s brow. know the truth?” T illamook . O regon . ( strictly in advance .) As to whether Clark is or is not guilty the brother of Cecil Rhodes, describing dramshop in which the soldier’s irre in the Times the entry to Ladysmith of One year............................................... 1.50 pressible affection for stimulants is grati of bribery in a matter that must be left ( The Coming Campaign. Six months........................................... .75 H. COOPER, to the senate to decide, but no one can Lord Dundonald and 300 men of the im Three months...................................... •50 fied with the least injurious alcoholic perial Light Horse and Natal Carbineers and malt beverages, at the smallest cost understand the true inwardness of The campaign of 1900 is already very Office at corner of Mam and 2nd streets. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, to himself, and the greatest gain in self definitely outlined. The renomination the present controversy unless he be February 28, says; ‘‘It is impossible to depict the enthu restraint, temjierance, discipline and mo of President McKinley is absolutely as familiar with Montana’s past history TILLAMOOK, OREGON. siasm of the beleaguered garrison. Cheer rale.” CURRENT TOPICS. sured and it is no less certain that the blackened by such an infamy of corrup * * * upon cheer ran from post to post, and democratic convention will again nomi- tion such as is seldom equaled. In the The selection of July 4 as the day for I nate W. J. Bryan. These representatives fight for the capital it is well known that staff officers, civilians and soldiers flock rp H. GOYNE, Having proven that Mr. Macrum, late the convening of the democratic na of the two great parties stand for just ; hundreds of thousands of dollars were ed to greet them. The contrast between consul of the Transvaal is a liar the ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, tional convention furnishes new evi ’ what they did in the contes: of 1896. so spent in the most brazen-faced bribery i tlle robust troopers of a dozen battles state department has now intimated that Office: Opposite Court House, dence of the demoralizing influence of I far as domestic issues are concern-, imaginable, and even whole ecclesiastical and the pale, emaciated defenders of it may go so far as to show that he is an | Ladysmith w as great. fusion with the populist organization. ed Mr. McKinley still stands for a organizations were bought up. T illamook , O regon , ass as well. This is altogether needless. ' “General White and his staff met the It was the populists who selected In > sound and stable currency. Mr. Bryan For years past Marcus Daly has domi The country has already sized him up at dependence day, 1892, to promulgate is still the incarnation of the free silver neered over the whole state, and has troops in thecenterof the tow’n. He was his true worthand is ready to drop him. cheered with heartfelt enthusiam. He (JLA UDE THAYER, the Omaha platform as a second Declara heresy and his devotion to that doctrine used his position as general manager of Macrum has answered one purpose. He addressed thecivilians and thanked them tion of Independence. Everything popu is greater than to any other of the issues the Anaconda Copper Mining company has succeeded in making a fool of more and the garrison for their magnificent list must be timed for some spectacular with w hich he is identified. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, to enable him Io secure votes to attain than one of the Anglophobists who took support through trials which we alone effect by locating conferences, meetings his own ends. The much-vaunted free T illamook , O regon . him seriously when he began to talk The question that should present it and con ventions on dates made notable can realize. 11 Mr. Macrum had made his complaints self to the attention of every intelligent dom of the American citizen has been a ‘ ‘ We could possibly have hung on for by historical incidents. Whether trans- mere myth in Butte and Anaconda ; for at the state department he might have (J. J. DALY. fusing this practice on the democracy and thoughtful voter is this*: Shall exist not only were Marcus Daly’s employes six weeks longer, but the privations ¡OSCAR HAYTEK. gotten justice, Imt he would not have ing conditions of prosperity be main would have been great, and sickness and will prove of any advantage to specta been so freely advertised. He seems to tained, or shall there he a reaction, w ith obliged to trade only at his stores, but the paucity of our ammunition would I)ALY & HAYTER, cular politicians will be seen later. have been seeking notority and he got it. the possibility of bringing about a state they were obliged to vote as he ordered * * * them. So that throughout Montana have limited the number of assaults we ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, The answer of Secretary of State Hay The sayings of George Washington, of affairs similar to that which existed there has grown stronger and stronger I ' would have been able to resist. We on the questions from the house regard Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln before the present administration came D allas . O regon . started the siege with 12,<>00 troops, ing the charges made by Mr. Macrum are quoted on the political rostrum now into power ? The country is still familiar the feeling that the Duly power must be 2000 civilians and 4000 natives. Be broken if true Americanism is ever to were complete and conclusive in every adays as gospel truths, but, like the with what hap|>ened under the last dem tween casualtias and sickness 8000 sol particular. Not only had th»» department bible, their sayings are often misquoted ocratic administration and grew’ steadi flourish in that commonwealth. ROBERT A, MILLER, To prevent the collapse of the Dalv diers passed through the hospital. It is no information as to the opening of let and misconstrued. We shall presently ly worse during the continuance of that impossible to overemphasize the priva ATTORNEY-AT LAW, ters of the late consul, hut Mr. Macrum have to have a book of annotations to administration, are facts familiar to dominance the copper king would hardly tions of the sick. Since the middle of O regon C ity , O regon . has been at the department a number explain what these gentlemen intended | 1 everybody. The working man, the busi leave any stone unturned in the matter January, a man once down was prac of times since his return and has failed to say when they did sav or write the ness man, the capitalists, are all familiar ofcrushing Clark. In a recent interview Land Titles »nd Land Office Business • tically lost. The reduced rations of the , in any instance to make any mention of things attributed to them. with the unfortunate experience of that Dalv said that it was only the young Specially. soldiers just sufficed for their subsistence. such an unfriendly act. If such a thing period of democratic rule. A blight was men of Montana who were fighting * * * Daily 30 odd horses and mules were Clark, and he had nothing to do with it. had occurred it was the duty of Mr. (J ames M c C ain , Just as cavalry was supposed to be cast upon everything, enterprise was |A. W. 8KVHKANCB Macrum to report it promptly. As to going out of date it appears to lie one of crushed, industrial energy was paral This is. however, an Irish joke, for slaughtered and were converted into soup and sausages. From January 15 the reported alliance between this the most valuable agents of military suc yzed, capital and labor w’ere equally de everyone in the whole Rocky mountain McCAIN & SEVERANCE, country and Great Britain, of which Mr. cess. The old use of cavalry was to at prived of opportunity. Not a single region knows right well that if the young to now there have been over200 deaths ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Macrum speaks so knowingly, Mr. Hay tack infantry and ride it down by rush promise of the democratic party was men are doing the fighting the chances from disease alone. “The last fortnight saw the majority are ten to one that the old man is sets that at rest in a manner which and flight. The new cavalry is practi realized. T illamook , O kkoon . , of the field batteries unhorsed and the ‘ ought to end all discussion. It will not, cally mounted infantry, which simply The defeat of the democrats in 1896 putting up the sinew’s of war. guns permanently posted in our defenses. All these considerations must be taken however, for the Anglophobists proceed uses the horses to move rapidly. The was immediately followed by a restora on the theory that a lie well stuck to will old cavalry charge is over, but the day tion of financial confidence and iudus- into account when weighing the facts of The cavalry and drivers were converted J) A VID WILEY, M.D., answer their purposes as well as the truth of the mounted infantry has appeared. trial and business activity, which has the Clark case, and it is such facts as into infantry and sent to the trenches. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND and they will keep it lip. In the mean been maintained up to the present time. these that have raised the very generally A line of defense had been constructed | * * * time, young Mr. Macrum will do well to ACCOUCHEUR. We have seen in the years sence that de existing doubt as to whether Marcus w ith a view’ of a possible final contin There is said to be one member of the hide himself until he is forgotten by the feat a steadv progress of our domestic Daly did or did not provide those thirty gency if the outer works should lie car All call promptly attended to. Montana legislature who did not make public. They like a clown, hut too much and foreign commerce, which have I $1,000 bills that Whiteside flaunted in ried. T illamook . O regon . any money off of the recent senatorial the faces of the Montana legislature. of his antics cannot lie endured. “Since the investment the total casual, election. The character of the illness reached proportions unprecedented in There is much ground for suspicions of ties were : Killed or died of wounds, 24 our history. Our industries have been a * * with which he was prostrated is not officers and 235 men ; died of disease, 6 active beyond all previous experience, this kind. Dr. J. W. Vogel, Marriageable maidens of various ages , stated. officers and 340 men ; wounded, 70 offi labor has been more fully employed than * * * S pecialist for R efratction and and some experienced jieople have given , Blasts from Ram’s Horn. cers and 520 men, exclusive of white civ A Cleveland minister told his congre ever before and today the general condi D efects of the E ye . their views on “How to Manage a Hus ilians and natives. ” gation what, in his opinion, was the tion of the American |»eople is more sat The truth needs no apology. band.” These well-meaning |>eople have Will visit TILLAMOOK every three On the Point of Giving Up. right kind of girl to marry. Young men isfactory than at any other previous Bitter truth is sweeter than flattery. thrown a flood of light on the subject, The Standard publishes the following months. will probably go on marrying the girls ¡icriod of our history. Faith begins w’here the human arm and doubtless blazed the right path for P ortland ... O regon . dispatch from Ladysmith, dated Thurs they love just the same. These are facts which the American ends. many just entering upon the arduous O ffice : 132 F irst S treet . * st * day, March 1: voter will be called upon to consider in Dissatisfaction may lie the spur to ac task. But there is much to learn. A R esidence : 529 S herman S treet . There is no way out of it for Montana. the coming national campaign. The tivity. “ The once dashing cavalry brigade Brooklyn woman furnishes a plan war It is either honeycombed with bribe thoughtful citizen, addressing his atten- | A smooth and shiny course makes slip- has practically ceased to exist. At the ranted to produce the desired result. givers and brilie-takers, or with j>er tion to all the issues that will lie pre . perv travel. beginning of the year we had 5500 Unfortunately, the authorities did not jiirers. The whole commonwealth should C. A. BAILEY, seated, will ask himself whether there is | It takes more piety to bear praise than horses and 4500 mules. Before the end approve, and she was called into court be fumigated. DEALER IN anything to lie gained, whether his and ! blame. of January we could only feed 1100 to explain why she did not stick to the STUDEBAKER WAGONS the general welfare is to promoted, by j horses, the others had either been con 1 The higher life is found in the valley of Who shall say that civilization is not gentle methods usually practiced. “Oh,” OSBORNE MOWERS, throwing out of power the party that humility. verted into joints, soups and sausages, she replied, “ I have tried all those, and progressing? The governor of Kentucky Buggies, hay rakes, plows, si.d ollie has built tip the prosperity of the nation or had been left to forage for themselves. Great souls are subject to widely unlike larin niaehinery. You can save the only difference is that the wear and went to church without a military es and transferring the control of the gov passions, just as great pendulums swing These poor, emaciated animals—mere money by dealing with me, tear comes all on the woman. Gentle cort Special Prices on Buggies and Spring ernment to the political combination be ween widely opposite poles. phantoms of horses—were among the methods don't do if you're dealing with Wagons. that stands for financial and economic most painful sigh's of the siege. a man, especially if the man happens to Pointed Paragraphs. C. A. BAILEY. Tillamook, Ore. politics which our whole experience has The White Clover Cheese Factory, ‘Had we possessed an unlimited I* vour husband. I’ve tried the dis shown to lie inimical to the interests and 1 amount to heavy guns and ammunition, cipline of tears. There’s nothing in it Many a smart woman marries a 1 welfare of the American people. Of all Operated by T. S Townsend, will we might have made the position more except loss ot lieauty. I’ve tried coax worthless man. the questions ot the coming campaign begin on February 1st. working up the hearable, although not a shot was fired ing There's nothing in that. I’ve tried Circumstances make some men and un the one of first interest is whether the farmers' milk into cheese by the pound, except in dire necessity. There were, scolding. It’s no good, except to keep make others prevailing prosperity shall be maintained or on the co-operative plan. Will guaran February 1. only 40 rounds left for each up the tray all night, wake up the chil Don't worry today if you can put it off . and republican success is necessary toits tee first-class article and quick sale ; also naval gun, while the supply for the field SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, dren and s|»oil one s temper. I’ve tried until tomorrow. continuance. will guarantee the highest market price artillery would have been exhausted in a The man who sits down and ho|>es for sitting up for him. It only amounted to SHAMPOOING. ETC. when sold. This change has been made couple of minor engagements. Fortu loss of sleep 1 got no sympathy for it. the best seldom gets it. Montana’s Corruption. at the request of several of my patruns. nately the Boers were ignorant of the “I don’t want you to think that I whip Manv a harmless-looking bottle con Electric Raths nicely flitted up Good for ped niv husband for nothing. 1 didn’t tains a job lot of snake stories. As the Clark senatorial investigation Call at factory for full information. true state of affairs. Had they know n persons suffering with rheumatism. • our real weakness they might have dis tuind working for him. A woman ex- The more delusion some jieople have • proceeds in Washington a gradual Come one. Come all. Building next door to the Post Office played grea er daring, with results I »eels to do that. Rut when, after a hard ♦ lie more hapincss they enjoy. change seems to have coine over public which, now that we are sate, we can When a man knows he is in the right opinion on the matter. At first it was »lay's work, he got to criticising m\ venture to contemplate. We were vic looks and saying I wasn't as good look it matters not what others think taken for granted that Senator ¡Clark torious solelv because of masterly in- Many a man becomes a pessimist when bought his way into the senate, and that ing a* 1 use,! to lie. and that I was get activity. ting ol«< and worn out —well. I thought he begins to harvest his w ild oats his opponents, headed by M arena Paly, ■EJ-' Were it not for the dentist many “Thr bombardment was heavv. but on it was alM>ut time to prove to him that were standing for purity in election I w asn't so old and worn out as hr im long trit want would remain unfilled the whole ineffective. It is estimated methods and were valiant sir knights. The golden rule must lie a pure one, a. I fighting against corruption and boldly agined. and so I span koi him.’’ More that during the investment about 12,- General Banking and Exchange busi it is seldom made to w ork l»oth ways. |M»wer to her elbow. 000 shells were thrown into the town, defending the fair name of Montana. ness interest paid on lime d?|*osiK. ------ e=J- i a a a A thumb on the hand is far l»etter Few have any such notions tiowadavs, an average of three tons of explosives Exchange on England, Belgium. Ger A bill to abolish the army canteen than three fingers of w hisky m the stom for the outcome of the trial has revealed SHAVING, daily. Yet we had only 35 men killed many, Sweden, and all foreign countries. lias liven introduced in congress by Mr ach. and 188 wounded. Our largest losses political corruption deejKrooted. wide, HAIR CUTTING, Boweraock <»f Kansas, who is the most If a man would live to a ripe old age spread and of a most appalling type I were from disease.” TILLAMOOK, ORE titling personage who coaid have been he should get his name on the pension SHAMPOOING. So thoronghlv warped are the ideas of »elected to succeed the so’klrs* states roll. right and wrong in Montana that men man. Jerry Simpson. The bill. Mr Every time a woman . deprives a man have lieen willing to make all sorts of HEADLIGHT FIRE INSURANCE. Howcritn’k assures us. is brought for- his vanity gets a shock that puts it to affidavits in order to upset Clark's right t VFRYTHING STRICTLY FIRST CLASS ward at the request of a numiter of sleep and J. S. STEPHENS, to a seat in the senate, and the shocking good people who never saw an armv A student othuman nature who knows part of it all is that these self-convicted AGENT FOR THE INSURE WITH HOME MUTUAL AND LONDON A canteen ami who do not even know his business never wastes much time in perjurers have apparently not been WEEKLY OREGONIAN LIVERPOOL GLOBE INSURANCE how the thing loads ami fires, but who society. Claude Thayer, ashamed of their own wickedness, but COMPANIES. What a jollv old world this w ould are certain that it ought to be abol have endeavoredtoeondone it. So deep- Afcrnt or Fireman's Fond and London One Year for $a.35, ished Commenting upon the Bower- if otheis would share your opinion of seated has the wrong become that new and Lancashire Fire Inaurane« Agent for North West School Supply sock anti canteen bill the Chicago Jour yourself. TWO LIVE PAPERS. Company, Notary Public. liescriptions ot lying have been coined. I Companies. TILLAMOOK. — OREGON (Hbt glilhtmook M)cablig|bt EDGAR LATIMER, BARBER ARD HAIRDRESSER. CHAS. PETERSON, *5^ Baita Hot and Cold Baths i Sufù-XTŒC OF C. & E. Thayer