THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MAY 3, 1900. — HARDWARE AND DAIRY UTENSILS STOVES & RANCES. Large Line Charter Oak Stoves. Star Estate Ranges, Umpire Air Tight Heaters, Doors, Windows & Glass, Churns & Butter Workes, Milk Cans, Paints & Oils. HARDWARE. We carry the Largest Stock of Hardware in Tillamook County. Before buying Nails, Windows, Doors and Sashes call and get our prices a groceries . & 1 £ A 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. B CHINA & TINWARE X X X Á X t  3 3 O McINTOSH & M c NAIR. Tillamook posed by the classis at Schenectady. The deposed young man is supposed to be conducting revivals somewhere in the Fred <’ Baker. Pubi Inlier middle west, but while he was in the state he had the unfortunate habit of getting drunk. It will be interesting to l RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION watch the religious returns from the re- ( strictly in advance .) vived middle west. One year....... $1.50 Eastern churches Six months.... .75 work to rent their Three months •50 may take a lesson from Beloit, Wis., Office at corner of Main and 2nd streets. where Roman Catholic Father M. I. Ward of St. Thomas’ church has recently Hoar on Bryan. instituted a method of persuasion, not Senators by Direct Vote. fruit bearing as yet, but of possible There lias been no day since the defeat I It is said that 1 lie democratic national committee will use the anti-expansion of Mr. Bryan in November, 1896, that : I We give below a few extracts from the future fertility, assuring paying tenants speech of Senator float as a campaign I has not augmented the condemnation i press in regard to electing senators by for all the sittings as soon as they are offered. He informed his parishioners document, but if so there is one feature of that the coinage issue received at the . ' direct vote : There is reason to lie proud that the that if the seats were not taken by a it that will undoubtedly be omitted. hands of the people and the states in , This is the Massachusetts senator’s ref­ that election. Abounding prosperity on i house has declared for the election of certain day they would all be closed and erence of Mr. Bryan. | the gold standard, an immense increase United States senators by direct vote of was as good as his word, nailing them Mr. Hoar said that he did not expect in the nation’s gold supply, expansion of p the ¡icople, but it is a little premature to, up solidly with boards, leaving open to accomplish anything for liberty in the the currency until we had the largest jier hope that the members of the upper only those of lessees who had made good Philippine islands but through the re­ capita circulation in our history—all branch will deliberately saw it oft' while their tenancy by coming down with the rent beforehand. Father Ward’s theory publican party—that upon it the f ite of these facts refute and finally and forever sitting on it. the islands for years to come is to de­ muster out of the area of serious consid­ Now that the vital question of elect­ of the relations of shepherd and flock is fiend. “If that party cannot be per­ eration each and every one of the argu­ ing senators by direct vote has got into j evidently founded on the principle that suaded,” he said, “the case is in my ments presented by the eloquent Ne­ congress the reform should be pushed so far as the details of shearing are con­ judgment for the present hopeless.’’ Mr. braskan in the great campaign of 1896. , with energy and persistency. The popu­ cerned the shepherd is there to run the Hoar declared that he could not “look Not only in the United States, but all lar branch went on record in favor of business and is going to run it in his own with any favor upon Mr Bryan as an around the globe, the world of finance the good idea 240 to 15 for a constitu­ way, even if the recalcitiacy of his flock alternative;” hecoidd not ‘ believe that and business lias been piling stones on tional amendment to secure the reform. constrains him to nail up the sheepfold. Ollie ^illamoob fjcabligbl there is anything to hofie for from his election.’’ “Upon ail other questions than imperialism,” continued the sena­ tor, “lie announces no single doctrine, principle, or purpose which has in it anything either of prosperity or safety to the republic. And I cannot forget that when it was attempted to defeat the Paris treaty, or nt least to compel an amendment which, if it had been done, would have put the Philippine is­ lands upon the same footing with Cuba, would have fire vented the war, and would have preserved our national doc­ trines of liberty and our ancient policy, it was due to Mr. Bryan, more than to any other man after the treaty left the hands of the president, that that attempt was frustrated.” The statement is absolutely true. Hav­ ing resigned his military commission. Mi . Bryan hastened to Washington and exerted his influence with his partisan friends for die ratification of the treaty. Before his arrival at the national cap­ ital the opponents of the treaty had enough voles to defeat it or compel its modification, and it was Brvan’s influ­ ence that changed some of them to sup­ port of the treaty, w hich w as finally rat­ ified by the casting vote of the vice pres­ ident. This is undeniable history. Mr. Bryan was then playing politics with the Phil­ ippines, as lie is now doing with the erv of anti-iinfierialism, and the wonder is that any sincere anti imperialist can have any confidence in him. Doubtless the democrats will endeavor to make capital out of the speech of the Massa­ chusetts senator, but they will I k * cate fill not to quote Hoar on Bryan. ’leges would be a rather questionable is to be sent to the rear and other issues exercise of power. If that can lie done, brought up on the fighting line. however, it would certainly tend power­ fully to the repression of combinations With July corn at 40 cents a bushel, The subcommittee has been consider- the calamity howlers are hard put to it | ing the subject wdth great care and for some argument to convince the doubtless a part if not all of its recom­ farmer that he is being ground down. mendations will be adopted. They in­ * * * dicate a purpose on the part of the ma­ That Kentucky grand jury has nar­ jority partv in congress to respond to ’ rowed down the number of Goebel the poputar demand for further anti-’ assassins to ten. Is this equivalent to a trust legislation and to have it of a j conviction? character that will prove effective. TILLAMOOK IRON WORKS, (Successors to L. Hiner) Practical Machinists And Blacksmiths. Steam Boat and Loggers’ Work and Heavy Forging a Specialty. Estimates given on new machinery. TIUUaMOOK, OREGON- Truckee Lumber Co„ OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN Fill & SPRUCE Lumber, BOX SHOOKS. GENERAL MERCHANDISE And LOGGERS’ SUPFLIES, the grave of the hope that inspired the We sincerely hope, that the senate will Edged Tools. 16 to 1 movement. It is no longer a promptly approve the proposed amend hope, it is but a desire, a dream. ment to the constitution and if it shall Most men are willing to serve their * * * be done it will be impossible for the country in an official capacity. AGENTS STEAMERS W. H. KRUGER AND TILLAMOOK. Andrew Carnegie has again signalized states to refuse their approval. The is­ The average man is either too brilli­ Hobsonville, Or. J. his devotion to literary knowledge bv ; sue would at once come directly between ant or too stupid to become famous the splendid gift of $3,600,0>0 to the the corruptionistsand the friends of hon­ The path that leads to happiness often Pittsburg library, the sum necessary for est government, and the legislatures of crosses a bridgeless stream of tears. the proposed extention and enlargement the various states would be forced to I A nomination is more apt to be equiv­ of the present building, towards the erec­ obey the overwhelming popular senti­ alent to a collection than to an election. tion and equipment of which he had pre. | ment that demands the end of senatorial Some musicians take great pains with viouslv donated $3,400,000 making the scandals and the choice of United States their music, while others give them to aggregate $7,000,000. This will be a senators by a direct vote of the people. the audience. sum sufficient to insure to Pittsburg the i Senator Hoar deprecated the prompt Probably some people are disgreeablc finest library in the United States, with disposition of the resolution in open because they are unable to attract at­ the possible exception of the congress­ senate, liecause it proposed to pull dow n tention any other way. Agents for Kopp’s Brewery, the Brewer of the Finest Beer in the Northwest. ional library in Washington. During the cornerstones of the republic. There A wife is called the husband’s better Strangers can find here a place to write, attend to correspondence, private!, 1899 Mr. Carnegie made gifts to Ameri­ are numerous ways in which the corner­ half—anA some husbands are so mean confer upon business or social matters and generally feel at home. can libraries, already constructed or in stones can be weakened, none more ef­ they don’t care how the o ther half lives. prospect, $3,503,500. fectually than the humilating suspicion Men are gay deceivers ever; during * * * that under the present system of choos­ courtship thev express their w illingness Once in a while a returned soldier from ing senators seats in that august body to go through fire and water for the the Philippines sa vs the climate is not fit can be purchased like other articles of adored one. but after marriage they for a white man to live in, but to offset merchandise, a suspicion which recent won’t even get up and light the kitchen this we have the testimony of the pay­ investigations have almost ripened into fire. master at Iloilo, who savs he has in his a certainty. This is far more danger- PROPRIETORS OF hands over $200,000 deposited by Amer­ ' ous to the republic's underpinning than Governor Roosevelt’s newly acquired fondness for quoting the West African ican soldiers who intend, when their a mere change of process, term of enlistment has expired, to settle The senate is approaching a vote on proverb, “Speak softly and carry a large in the islands and take advantage of the two contested election cases which in stick and you will go far,” would seem DEALERS IN numerous business opportunities there, themselves supply all the argument nec- to indicate that he has heard of some­ 1 here are probably some white men who cssarv to support the proposed change, thing more attractive than the strenuous cannot stand the climate, but a man of The people of Montana certainly do not Shop next door to Larsen’s Hotel, Tillamook sound constitution, who lives tenqier- desire another such legislative scandal as ately, evidently has no trouble. that which has just been aired at their * * * ex pence and the United States senate There is our w ay by which, according probably docs not hanker after conduct to some economists, the farmers can re. ing another such investigation at the duce the amount of wheat and corn in expense of a man who has taken such an the market, which sooner or Inter, per­ oath of office as senator and been record haps, will commend itself to them. That ing his vote as a member of that body Nothin« elM adds ao much to the charm of the drawing way is not to decrease the production of Nor can the people of Pennsylvania lie room or boudoir the soft ly radi­ ant light from CORDOVA Candle*. grain on the farms. Imt to turn it more reasonably supposed to want a rejieti- Nothing will contribute more to the Extending the Anti Trust Law. largely into meat, butter and cheese. It tion of the Quay business. The second artistic aucceaa of the luncheon, tea or dinner. The l>«sscd by a sulicommittee of STANDARD Oil CO. as possible, leaving the great bulk of the sented but in part in the senate during Stage leaves Tillamook daily except Sunday. the house committee on indiciary, would and told everywhere. product on the farm in the sha|>e of the most important session of that body materially strengthen that act, which which has been held in years. fertilizer for the improvement of the Stage leaves N. Yamhill daily exeept iDonday, is now admittedly inadequate. It has soil. I mpcu found sufficient to prevent the Tickets must be secured the day previous from the Agents at * * * FOR SALiE, Secular Shots at the Pulpit. carrying out of railroad traffic agree The so-called silver republicans are Yamhill and Tillamook. meats and to do away w ith a certain trying to get a new hold by appiopri- The preacher who sued another for class of trade combinations, but most ating to themselves the name of the 1 the price of several sermons thought of the trusts are not amenable to it. or martyred president and calling them­ that the gospel ought not to lie abso­ at any rate the efforts to enforce it selves Lincoln republicans. They have One acre of land, new house and barn ; lutely tree. Against some of the trusts have failed as little in common with Abraham Lin­ fenced and all under cultivation ; de­ • » The women of the Presbyterian church Manufacturer» of No law on the statute book* receive 1 coln as they have with George Wash­ sirable location at edge of town, for more careful c< nsideratioii than this ington and Benjamin Franklin. Better in Cleveland went without new Easier | $350. anti-trust act, but it is now practically call themselves Bryan democrats and h its in order to raise money to pay the Timber for Sale at 50c. stumpage. Land church debt. It more than one or two a dead letter. stop their mas<|uetadiiig. situated on Tillamook River. women had to make that sacrifice the The proposed additions to the law are TIÜUAM00K, OR. st a a church must have lieen enormously bur ­ Two Lots in Tillamook City, each 50 x somewhat drastic in their nature, but Secretary Gage informs congress that dened. 100, .all inclose,! with picket fence. such regulations ns thev provide would the internal revenue collected last war Good five roomed house, for $250. The rrjiorted papal decision pro­ undoubtedly prove very effective against under the war levy of 1898 upon articles the trusts il thev should l»e sustained not theretofore taxed was $45.724,540. hibiting all religious congregations of Fine Dnirv Farm, all improved; good hr the courts. The proposal to require It nothing better can be done, these the church from taking anv |»art in poli­ house, barn, and out house; mile that all trustmade goods entering into M|K’-ial w ar taxes at least could I k mus- tics voices an enlightened policy which is from cheese factory and t, mile from Local Orders Promptly Filled. Well Stocked as advisable tor the church as it is neces- interstate commerce shall l»c branded tered out.’’ school-house. sarv for healthy polltKai lite in modern is. we believe, entirely novel, a* is also * • * Lumber Yard near Court House. acre»—Four miles from Oretown, that prohibiting the use ot the mails An eminent British physician has pro­ states. partly improved; house base and out. to concerns and their officials proven to mulgated a new set of rules to guaran­ The executors of a preacher who died houses. lie trusts. As to the first ot these pro­ tee longevity to human mortals, but lately in Connecticut have found a large Ce ntrally üoeated Rates, $1 pe Cay posals. there is no doubt that congress, the ordinary man will keep right along de|M»sit in a savings bank which the Five Acres of Land—Two miles from court house; nearly all clear land; under its constitutional authority to shortening his lite by living in the same minister had entirely overlooked. It is fine orchard and spring that furnishes regulate commerce Itetweeii the states old wav. evident that the good man had laid up water the year round. and with foreign countries, can require other treasures where moth and rust do UflRSEN, Proprietor. trust made articles going into inter- Free ¡silver must certainly be in its not corrupt. His mind was fixed upon 1 state commerce to be branded as such, dotage at least when the tree silver re­ t hem. TILLAMOOK, but to exclude trust from mail priv- publican party leaders announce that it I A Dutch Reformed minister w as de-1 OREGON. Stage an.! Ex|w Office The Ret H.