THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JULY 12, 1900.
HARDWARE AND DAIRY UTENSILS
groceries
STOVES & RANGES
Large Line Charter Oak Stoves.
Star Estate Rangos,
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
£
&
to
s
B
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
RUSSELL “Z.
S> High Grade
Machinery
son for the charge of usurpation on the fore the world, or to be despised and
part of the president. Is it not his duty distrusted by the world ?
to do all that is possible to protect or to
These questions bring out the chief is
secure protection for American officials sue of this new campaign between Mc
and citizens in China whose lives and Kinley and Bryan which will be recog
KATES OP SUBSCRIPTION
property are in peril ? When our minis nized my American common sense.—New
( strictly in advance .)
ter at Pekin reported that the legation York Sun.
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One year..........
11.50
was in danger and asked for protection,
Six months......
.75
Blasts from Ram’s Horn.
what would have been thought of the
Three months..
•50
president if he had replied that the gov
Office at corner of Main and 2nd streets.
God uses the chaff to protect the
ernment could give them no protection ?
There are some who think that the wheat.
The falling leaves enrich the living
Intemperate Prohibitionists.
American missionaries in China, who are
PORTLAND, OREGON.
there under treaty agreement, should be plant.
Write for Catalogue and ‘rices.
The intemperance of the temperate was
What we can is the measure ot what
left to take care of themselves, but it is
again illustrated by the Prohibitionists
clearly the right and duty of this govern we ought.
in their national convention at Chicago
The plea of consistency often means
ment to insist that China shall observe
two week ago. Both the Republi
cowardice.
treaty obligations.
can and Democratic parties were de
A competent pilot may be a sad wreck
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nounced for fearing to attack the “rum
in himself.
China
is
so
vast
an
empire
that
its
cir
power,” and President McKinley was
There is no harm in the tongue when
cumference may be shelled and iu center
brutally assaulted as “guilty of treason
work keeps pace with word.
be
unconscious
of
the
concussion.
There
able nullification” in connection with the
Mix all your grief with gratitude and
has never been an enumeration of the
law regarding the sale of liquors at army
it will taste of the latter.
(Successors to L. Hiner)
Chinese.
Estimates
of
the
population
posts. Not only was he charged with
Every man deceives himse’f more SLIC'
have
varied
from
more
than
400,000,000
official misconduct, but he was branded
Hygienic Matrimony.
to less than 300,000,000.
Eighteen cessfully than he deceives others.
personally as a wine-bibber and a cor
years
ago
there
was
an
approximate
The bible in the head will suffocate a
rupter of youth. In the platform adopted
Legislators in Germany and leading census within the eighteen provinces. The man unless it is in the heart, too.
the Prohibitionists used this language:
physicians throughout Europe are just single province of Shantung was found to
The man who gets on in life is the one
“We charge upon President McKinley, now discussing with much interest »» {1)lltaill
near)jr ag ,naav peop|e a, the
who knows when to stand fast.
who was elected to his office by appeals
article on a novel subject which appeared U|)ited kingdom of Great Britain and
to Christian sentiment and patriotism
The blusteringsof the infidel are the
in the Inst issue of the Deutsche Revue. Ireland.
The only trustworthy esti-
aln ost unprecedented, and by a com The article is from the pen of Dr. Hegar, mate
winds of a tempest-tossed heart.
Steam Boat and loggers’ Work and Heavy Forging a Specialty.
th
„
forei
„
ners
in
the
eml)ire
wa9
bination of moral influences never before a well known German specialist, and the mate of the foreigners in the empire was
Jstimates given on new machinery.
that
of
1898.
when
the
total
was
only
seen in this country, that by his conspic theme which he discusses in it is mar
This World and the Next.
13,421. With loyal and skilled generals, I
uous example as a wine drinker at public riage.
TIUURIVDOK,
OREGON.
it is certain that, able now to manu
banquets and as a wine-serving host in
Here, you discontented mortal, get the
Dr. Hegar liegins by strongly advising
the White house he has done more to en German legislators to pass a law which facture arms and ammunition, China, :
curl out of your lip!
courage the liquor business, to demora “shall prohibit from contracting mar by numbers alone, can prolong a war of Don’t you make such monkey faces at
the
cup you have to sip !
defense
into
practically
unlimited
time.
!
lize the temperance habits of young men, riage any person who is afflicted with a
Cease your grumbling and complaining,
and to bring Christian practices and re physical deformity, an infirmity, a dis Such a war might proceed along the
look upon the gold of life!
frontiers for a generation and be unheard I
3F SAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN
quirements into disreputed than any ease or an infection of the blood when
Hit the big gas-bag ot trouble with deter
of
in
the
interior.
China
is
an
inexhaus
mination’s knife!
other president this republic has ever ever it shall appear that through mar-
Every cloud is lined with silver, every
tible human hive.
had.”
miage grave and persistent defect will be
lane must have a turn ;
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Such an accusation is as unjust as it is transmitted to the descendants of such a
Take what comes if fate denies you every
According
to
the
more
or
less
reverened
I
absurd. William McKinley is a temper person.” Dr. Hegar frankly admits that
thing for which you yearn—
ate man. Probably there has never been he got his idea from a somewhat similar Sam Jones the Georgia democrats arc a ■ Though you're daily with annoyances
and galling troubles vexed,
aman in the White house, with the ex law about which there was much talk in lot of damnable red-nosed rascals. To !
1
You may think this world a heaven when
ception of R. B. Hayes, who has been Michigan some time ago, the aim of which the N.Y. Tribune replies by saying J
you’re sizing up the next.
less given to the use of intoxicants than which was to prevent idiots and persons that the testimony is of domestic pat !
President McKinley. He is in no sense afflicted with various specified maladies tern, Jones being himself a “Georgia de Fit yourself to your surroundings, be
thev good or be they bad.
what is termed a “drinking men.” A from marrying. He then claims that mocrat,” and knowing all about their I Never crouch and whine for mercy when
moral
qualities
and
chromatic
facial
de-
'
glass of mild wine at a dinner is the ex while a law such as he proposes may
you feel misfortune's gad ;
AGENTS TEAMERS W. II. KRUGER AND TILLAMOOK.
tent of his indulgence. The usages of of seem cruel to those whom it immediately corations. The picture he draws is not Seize the cruel hand that wields it, break
its
power if you can—
ficial society demand that wine be served effects it is incumbent on the present flattering, and it is open to the organiza
Be
not
as
a
cringingcoward
in
the
strug
Hobsorvile, Or.
J.
Mgr.
at official dinners, and its omission would generation to provide as well as it can tion to deny its verisimilitude, much as j
gle; be a man!
be regarded by foreign representatives to for posterity, and this it can best do by the argument may lack plausibility.
If you grumble at existence, curse the
world in gloomy wav,
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this county ns nothing short of boorish. enforcing mairiage laws that are framed
You will never make advancement, never
It is incomprehensible that in these days on a common sense and hygienic basis.
The New York Press sounds a note of
make a winning play !
to tolerance there should be any consider
If you preach a doleful sermon with
What is the cause of this apparent in warning against much drinking
able number of intelligent men who could difference to the welfare of the human strong tea. “The highly astringent
Calamity for text,
find in a White house dinner “encourage race? “The reason,” says Dr. Hegar, “is quality of strong tea,” it says, “produces You may think this world wa> heaven
when you’re sizing up the next.
ment to the liquor business” or demoral because society thinks much more of an unhealthy constriction of the alimen
ization to the young men of the country. population. She only regards the num tary canal, obstructs digestion and leads In the world's great field of battle every
man should stand and fight
The hysterical allegations of the Prohibi ber of children. Whenever an infant is to more than half the diseases of the hu- 1
fearless heart as long as there’s
tionists seem too ridiculous for serious prematurely born modern science does man race. Necessity is the mother of in- ; With an a enemy
in sight;
consideration.
vention,
experience
the
mother
of
learn
Never
let
your courage weaken, never let Agent« for Kopi Brewery, the Brewer of the Jir.est Beer in the Northwest
its best to keep it alive and as a result
votir snirits
rlrnor»
your
spirits droop,
The man who will preside at the White frequently succeeds in only prolonging ing. constipation is the mother of mala
trailers can id here a place to write, attend to correspondence, privately
Or you’re bound to have a struggle in
house if William McKinley is not re-elect its sufferings.” The doctor does not dies.
confer up business or social matters and generally feel at home.
the figurative soup.
W
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ed is another man whose jursonal life is maintain that sickly children shoul I lie
Life on earth is what you make it; if you
William
Jennings
Bryan
was
nominat
equally spotless. William J. Brvan is a abandoned after the manner of the Spar
idly stand and swear
conscientious Christian and a man who tans, but he does insist that the utmost ed for president on the democratic, or 16 At the troubles that confront you, at the
cross you have to bear,
uses neither liquor nor tobacco in any possible pains should be taken to bring to 1, ticket, which was a foregone con-
Though the darkest clouds may lower
form Yet it he were president of the only strong children into the world. elusion that he would be. An effort was
anil your soul lie sorely vexed’,
United State he would not attempt to “Look at the men who breed horses,” he made to induce ex-Senator |. B. Hill to ' y( ou may think this world a heaven when
your’re sizing up the next.
defy all custom by excluding wine from says. “They do not wait until a colt is become Bryan’s running mate, but the
wily New Yorker was not to be caught |
his official entertainments.
proprietors of
born in order to see what it will lie like,
If the Prohibitionists would win people for thev have been studying the subject napping when there is a possibility of
He Resembled Webster.
him securing the nomination four years I
to their party they should learn temper for several generations.”
hence, so Adlai E. Stephenson,of Illinois,
ance of speech. The evil of drunkenness
In Prance I)r. Hegar’s suggestion is
As a back-handed slap at a well known
is an awful curse upon humanity, but no causing much discussion and M. Arvede was nominated for vice president.
DEALERS IN
meml>er of congress who is too fond of
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move to check it can he successful when Barinc, a thoughtful writer, points out
looking upon the wine when it is ani-
the leaders rejal intelligent men and that there are many objections to such a
The dollar marks that the democratic
lined Senator Depew tells this anecdote:
women bv taking such untenable posi law as he proposes. There is the first cartoonists put on Mark'Hadna’s clothes
! “The member of congress was being
Shop next door to Larsen’« Hotel, Tillamook
tions as indicated by their Chicago plat
are
marks
of
honor.
Thev
indicate
that
'
objection that such a law would infringe
shaved by an aged colored barber in
since Mark Hanna's partv took charge
i,Tif i
' ,,ar‘K’r in
form.
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on the rights of the individual, but M.
»
•
. . Washington. The shop was a favorite
Barine does not attach much weight to dollars are more plentiful in the people s one with the prominent men of the capi-
Solving the Labor Problem.
it, as he regards it as rather specious pockets.
' tai mid the old darkev who presided
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The proposition of the American Feder than well founded. Society, he says,
So long as the able statesmen of this over it often boasted that he had shaved
a turn of Labor to establish labor col spends a good deal of its time in inter
country keep on quarreling among them, j every great statesman since the Madison
leges in this country will meet with uni. fering with the rights of the individual
selves about who shall have the honor of administration, which may or may not
versai support from men of means as I and there is ready no more tyranny in
demolishing monopolies, the trusts may have been true. The member of congress
well as moral encouragement from the , preventing a sickly man from marrying |
consider themselves comparatively safe. referred to was being shaved by the
public. The benefits to labor itself and than there is in sending a strong man to
veteran one day, when he said to the
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indirectly to all society from such institu dir on the battle field. We are accus-I
latter:
Dispatches
from
Tien
Tsin
say
the
rifle
tions are nutnifest.
touted to one, not the other—that is all *
" 'Uncle, you must have shaved many
fire of.the American and British marines famous men ?’
A labor college should offer courses in the difference.
I
Stage leves Tillamook daily exeept Sunday
was “beautiful.” This probably depends
at tisanship that would give the young
“ ‘Oh, yes, sah; 1 has indeed.'
man a technical education, first in the
There is some criticism of President upon which end of the gun it was viewed
" ‘ And a great many of those famous Stage lives
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N. Yamhill daily exeept monday,
broad principles of merchanics and then McKinley for ordering troops to China from.
personages must have sat in this very
in the s|M*cial craft which hr elects to fol [ It Ims been characterized as a usurpation
Tils must be secured the day previous from the Agents at
chair where I am sitting, eh ?’
The Issue of the Campaign.
low as a trade. In addition to this man ' of executive authority and also as a
“ ’Bat’s right, sah. Dey’s set jes’t
North Yamhill and Tillamook
ual training there should be a school of, wrong against a country with which the
Which do you prefer, to make money wharyo'is a settin’ dis moment, sah.
political science, offering courses in eco- 1 United States is at peace. The anti im- or to lose money—to keep your job or to Yes, sah. An. I'se jes’been a noticin' a
nomics bearing particularly upon the re ¡»erialists promise to make use of it to lose it ?
mighty cur'us similarity between yo’
Central Uoeated.
Rates>
Pep Dsy,
Which do >ou prefer, prosperous ac and Dan'cl Webster, sah.’
lation of labor to society and the many further their cause. The Anglophobe«
will profess to see in it a purpose to help tivity or stagnation and depression ?
and complex labor problems.
” ’You don't sav!' exclaimed the highly ■
Which do you prefer, steady and he'd- delighted lawmaker. ‘Is the similarity
The graduate of such an institution , England, although it manifestly can lie
would be fitted not merely to earn a good of no more benefit or advantage to that thv markets, business confidence and in the shape of mv head, uncle ?’
living as a skilled mechanic, but would be country than to any other of the power« enteqirise moving ¿ahead without tear,
“ ‘Oh, no. sah. ‘Tain't dat.‘
M- H. UARSEN, Proprietor.
equipped to intelligently maintain bis having interests in China. It is a very or panic and confusion, doubt and dis.
“ ‘Is it my manner ?’
TILLMOOK,
lights and those of his fellow chaftsnien. delicate and serious question, certainly, tre»« ?
“ ‘No, boss, ’tain’t yore manner, nud-
i uch a man could neither be brow beaten but we are unable to sec any good rea- • Which do you prefer, to stand fair be- der; hit’s yore breff.’ ”
The Best Hotel in the city. No Chinese Employed.
<
Ôllic
Clilliimook
Ijeabliglit
'w
"ef
Fred C. Baker. Publisher.
by unjust employers nor swept into a
whirlpool of disaster by demagogue poli
ticians or blatherskite “labor leaders.”
While defending his own rights he would
not be blinded to the rights of the em-
ploying class, With graduates of such
institutions in every labor union in the
country, labor conflicts would be settled
quickly and without loss to either party
to the dispute. The day of the profes
sional agitator would pass, and the
power of the autocratic employer would
be removed. Labor would get its due,
capital would receive a fair return, and
the public would not longer be incon
venienced or harassed bv long and dis
astrous strikes.
In the education of the skilled laborer,
both in the technique of his trade and in
scientific consideration ofsocial problems,
may be found the solution of a great in
dustrial question. The federation has for
mulated an excellent theory. It is to be
hoped that it may put it into practice.
THRESHERS I
STACKERS I
/RUSSELL & CO.
TILLAMOOK
IRON WORKS,
And Blacksmiths.
I
Truckee Lumber Co.,
FIE Í SPRUCE Lumber
BOX SHOOKS.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
And LOGGERS’ SUPFLIES,
E, SIBLEY,
WI1E AND LIQUOR HOUSE.
Billiard arlors and General Social Resort
C. E. HADLEY, Proprietor,
Tillarook City,
Oregon.
LEACH & JONES,
Tillanook Meat Market
Fresh ad Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc.
The DLECT ROUTE to TILLAMOOK
Carrying U.S. Mail.
Tillaiwk <S North Yamhill Stage Line.
JHN BARKER, Proprietor.
IARSEN house ,
OREGON