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be troubling a number of leaders of that of such work by a European apprentice-1 5^ ». P irty. Has it a future after the drub, ship? The province of the talented | Fred C. Baker. Publlaiier. bing it received last week ? American is iu the professions or in * * * business. It is there that fame and for RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. The Skookum Lake ghost it __ is _ needed in tune are made, and no American will Dealers in the Nehalem precinct to scare the im. voluntarily became a drudge when he ( strictly in advance .) |ierialist phantom out of some of One year........ the has a capacity to direct the manual and . $1.50 Six months.... 75 people up there. mechanical labor of others, to run the * « * Three months. 50 establishment and boss the job. But it Bryan made a grand stand play for may be asked, “ What shall we do for the Irish vote, forgetting by doing so mechanics and laborers, if all the youth EDITORIAL NOTES. Headquarters for Dairyman’s Supplies. that he would get it in the neck from the «»re highly educated?*’ There is no M * * English. Agent for CHARTER OAK STOVES. Western Washing Machines danger that a disproportionate part of Political speakers, of course, claim the the people will ever be too highly edu Large Stock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass. honor of re-electing President McKinley. Educational Comments. cated. “ The poor ye have always with In doing so, however, they claim that you; and the same, unfortunately, is [TO EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. The Most Reliable GROCERY STORE in Tillamook. which rightly belongs to the press of the ] true of the ignorant. It will be time to country, not that we want to raise any S ir , The problem of industrial educa lament the want of uneducated labor objection or dampen their ardor in the tion for the youth oi the nation seems to when there is a scarcity of that kind of least. But why is it that immediatelv be troubling some wise-pates and kind talent in the market. Even in times of alter an election political managersand old souls. Now, it is only a few years industrial prosperity, skilled labor is not political si>eakers swell out to large pro since it was found necessary on the so very scarce, and unskilled labor is a portions and tnlk in the “I did” strain, Atlantic seaboard to enact laws pro drug. It is not so with educated talent. when, in point of fact, they were but small tecting children of tender years from the A Western city recently advertised an toads iu the puddle when it comes to cruelty of factory bosses, and the cove examination for principals and assis Kredit may be considered by some as a great konvenience, but to the majority it moulding public opinion on the political tousness of parents, by limiting the num tants in the high schools. Only sixteen has proven the greatest ktirse inflicted upon mankind. The next iu kin to Kredit is to issues of the day. Every newspaper man applicants presented themselves, and of ber of hours per day that such children Kasli, and konsidering the konveniences derived, our would-be friend, Kredit, kannot be to knows that is a process of months and might lie lawfully confined at manual these only one passed the ordeal. The konsidered in the same kategory as friend Kasli. The K. & K. Store, knowing to the to even years, and that .1 little spouting be. labor, and specifying a minimum of days failure of the others was not owing to above konklusion, and believing that this kommunity will konkur with us, we offer you to fore an electing is not the time to mould their being too highly educated. The I peryear during which they should attend for kasli as follows : A Komplete Koilection of Kanned Goods, Rookies and Krackers, to public opinion. Without going farther school. These laws are known to be aspirants jostle one another at the foot j afield than Tillamook,can anv one point beneficent without question or cavil; of the hill of science, but the ambitions Koffee, Kokoes and Kokonut, Kandles and Kerosene, Korn and Meal and kondensed out an instance where apolitical speaker and yet, on the very ground wheie these climbers find themselves so few as to be to Milk, klams and korned Beef; in fact everything usually kept in a first klass grocery in this county changed one vote during laws are in force, we hear social scien quite lonesome, if not actually lost, as Yours truly. to store, so kome and see us. the recent campaign ? Why then is it tists and philanthropists bewailing the they approach its towering, glittering to G. A. W alker . that political managers and s|>eakers fact that so many children are growing summit. to Bay City, Ore. step in at the eleventh hour and try and up in idleness, save that they are getting usurp that which belongs to the press ?' ;l fine education at the public school. Circuit Court. Simply to get in at the political pie conn-' I And • this, -• • too, regardless of the fact that ter for themselves or their friends. the country is prosperous beyond Hard Times. The only criminal case which came to Often political speakers appeal to citizens parallel, and that immigration and prejudices and passions rather than to machinery are wing with each other to trial before Judge G. H. Burnett at the 9 Many people are saying that there are their intelligence, as all will admit who see which shall do our work. We raise circuit court on Monday was that of the going to be hard times again, any way. N have followed most of thespeehes during nearly twice as much as is required to State vs. Fred J. Newton, who was This sort of talk helps more than many charged with unlawfully stabbing and ¥ the recent campaign. Perhaps it was support our people; the balance of trade wounding Harry Mitchell in this city. people imagine to make hard times. If | M this v. hich made Grover Cleveland say is now in our favor; gold is plenty; our The defence proved that Mitchell was everybody will talk good times and be Back of Cohn & Co. ’s Store. that this was a distressing campaign. bonds are in demand in foreign markets, drunk and quarrelsome when the fracas lieve in good times, the good times will M. HAYES Talk is cheap, but that kind of clap-trap or, better still, coming home to stay; it He employes only Skilled Work stay with us, at least in a reasonably took place and that Newton used his Makes a Specialty of Manufactur never accomplishes much good, as the would take a pageful of statistics to men. knife in self defence when Mitchell crowd satisfactory degree. ing all kinds of Makes any and all kinds of Ma Oregonian points out; “The late election show exactly how prosperous we are. “Times’’ is largely a matter of imagin ed him Bad blood existed between the chinery, Boilers, Engines, Separa Harness, Saddles, seems to have demonstrated anew the Then let the children, at least, enjoy the two men. The jury brought in a verdict ation, or faith. Or, to put this fact in a * tors, Mill Machinery, Loggers’ political axiom that talk does not win i prosperity; the old folks will not, for Collars, of not guilty. The only other jury case more popularly understandable form, ■ Outfits, Guns, Saws, Fits Boxes, votes. Citizens listen to be entertained, the wealthier they become the less they was that of “times’’ good or bad, is largely a matter Carriage Trimmings. and Turns Shafting. 4 not to be influenced. Speakers can tell are in humor to enjoy their wealth. Let of confidence. Suppose that out of 100 E. \V. Brown, plaintiff, vs. W. W. Con Skilled Horse Shoer and them nothing they do not know. Voters the children enjoy it by playing during der and J. W. Wallace, partners doing people, 50 say “times is going to be bad,” First Class Work Guaranteed. Wagon Maker. go to campaign rallies for the same rea vacation, and attending school during business under the firm and style of Con the men of the 100 who have money at In Bailey's Warehouse at • A. K. CASE, son that they go to minstrel or dog I the term of the school year. They will der & Wallace, defendants. Action to work will begin to hedge, restrict opera Tillamook City. Master Mechanic. shows, and their opinions are not modi- have time enough to work bye-and-bye. determine the ownership of 19 head of tions, withdraw their money from circu lation, throw this and that man out of lied at political gatherings. They read i Conditions may change. The density of cattle. This was a complicated case ill at their leisure and think when they’ eat | population over a given aiea may re which the defendants and a number of employment, call on other men to pay and work. They get more knowledge of quire little hands to turn in and help cattle buyers were involved, and the jury up instead of waiting a while and so on. FIRE INSURANCE. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. tacts through magazines and newspapers support the family; but before that day decided the case in favor of Conder and Money begins to secrete itself; everybody /. S. S7EÏ7/ENS, is watching to see what the other fellow than spellbinders can impart in a life this and many subsequent generations Wallace. AGHNT FOR THS p L. EDDY, time of political lectures. Public speak will have passed away. "Sufficient unto Mr. W. H. Reynolds was appointed is going to do; they all become panicky HOME MUTUAL AND LONDON I & and we talk about and experience a per LIVERPOOL GLOBE INSURANCE ers served their day when the statesmen the day is the evil thereof.” What, then, bailiff. ATTOKNBY-AT-LAW COMPANIES. were the politicians. Now every citizen about the industrial-education problem ? Messrs. P. W. Todd and Frank Wheeler iod of “hard times.’* T illamook . O bbgom While this is true, and ought to be rec is a politician unto himself. He gets his It is like the chapter on snakes in Ireland, were excused serving on the jury on ac Agent for North West School Supply ognized as true, and this habit of helping impressions from print, and they are There are no snakes in Ireland, noris count of being firemen. Company, Notary Public. ly ;ii. cooper , to make hard times by talking hard more accurate than they could be under there any industrial-education problem State vs. Wm. Tattom, which has been TILLAMOOK, — OREGON times corrected, it would be a superficial any other circumstances. Too often in ' America. ‘ The time may come when on the docket for several terms, was dis. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, speeches are mere appeals to prejudice.” children shall be born into the shop and missed ; also that of the state vs. Clara view to stop here and »ay or let it be un derstood as being said that there is no For Fence Posts TILLAMOOK, OREGON. the mill, instead of being born into the Oskalwis. * * * FIR COATBT WITH Frank Patton, plaintiff, vs. Henry Tohl, other or more substantial basis for hard General Joseph Wheeler has caused a playground and the school. But that Dis times than this. There are other causes, little flutter in political circles by this day will not be seen by this year or by defendant. Action for money. rp li GOYNE, chief of which is over production. Man many years to come. And yet there be missed. statement; “There are two things the ufactures and production occasionally ATTORNBY-AT-LAW, Will outwear CEDAR. It is also a F. Bolefuhr, doing business asBoiefuhr American people reverence—first, their wise-pates and soft-sonls who go around outrun and oversupply the peop e's im RADICAL R EM EDY AGAINST cracking the nutofthe “ industrial educa Office: Opposite Court llonae, & Co., plaintiff, vs. Charles L. Smith and gold, and second, their flag. A word CHICKEN LICE. mediate necessities and demands, and T ii i . amimik , O kkcjon . against either will bringdown their con tion problem,” and when they cannot wife, defendants. Action for money. Con capacity to pay; then there is a Its application to the inside walls of 1. a demnation. There never was a president get problematical nuts to crack they try tinued. poultry houses will permanently exter The California Safe Deposit and Trust halt, hesitation, inaction, a reflex move minate all LICE. (J LA UDE TIIAYER, defeated for election who had conducted their false teeth on pebbles. ment; this is a perfectly natural thing, * * ♦ Co., a corporation, plaintiff, vs. E. H. a successful war. Wars are popular in Results: HEALTHY CHICKENS— Our schools are charged with neglect Cowing and wife, defendants. Action but greedy energy shonts “hard times,” ATTORNBY-AT-LAW, this country and are growing more pop and the cry becomes epidemic, a conta PLENTY BGGS. ing to give a practical education. What for money. Continued. T illamook , O hkooh ular with the masses, and any party that Write for circular and prices and mcn- gion, that makes the fools we mortals lie is a practical education ? A practical W.J. May, plaintiff, vs. Florence H. opposes a successful war will meet with tion this paper. education may lie defined as such train, Hardman and S. M. Hardman, defend believe that the business world is sadly defeat.” General Wheeler will be freely UAMH8 Mv< AIN, WADE & BRIGGS, out of joint and is going to wreck and ing in school as will enable the student ants. Action for money. Continued. I A. W. rifcVKKANCK criticised for making such a statement, Tillamook, Or. ruin — in fact, the result is a “ panic. ” to follow successfully in after-life the oc AfcCAIN & SEVERANCE, yet is there not some truth in what he We ought to have learned something, cupation for which he is intended. Ah ! Real Estate Transfers. has to say ? Alas, there is. individually and collectively, by our ex but there is the rub. How is anybody ATTORN E Y 8-AT- LA W, * * * to determine lieforehand what a certain W.J. Hughev to William Thun. E 14 of perience of the past. While it may be T illamook . O kbgon . One attorney accused another in Port youth's career is to be? General Han Ne >4, Sw *4 of Ne '4. Se % of Sw V4 impossible to avoid somewhat of a de land of being a shyster and wanted the cock started at West Point as the scion and S j H of sec. 16, tp. 3 S, R. 8 W. pression, that comes in a greater or Jess 0AVID WILEY, M.D., degree almost with the regularity of a court to protect him. They must not I k of an aristocratic honse, and General Gust Wicklund to Olaf Gnldstrum, 30 so thin-skinned and object to a trivial Garfield, of humille origin started out pendulum's swing, much can be done to PHYSICIAN, BURGEON AND 30 acres in tp. 1 3, R. 10 W. avoid really hard times by saying that thing like that, although it may not be for a career on the towpath ; and yet ------ LH-'. ACCOUCHEUR. exactly professional. Neither is it with both ran for the Presidency of the United U.S. to Wm. E. Dunsmore, Se *4 of sec. there is really no such thing, and acting SHAVING, All call promptly attended to. ll.tp. 3N, R. 6 W. on that principle, as far as possible. attorneys who drum up cases to eke out States. In a country with such vast T iu . amook . O rxgom . HAIR CUTTING, So The Telegram, believing in practic an existence, putting individuals and the possibilities in store for the youth of Thomns McFalls to David Whitney, jr., right of way across S 14 of Ne 14, Nw ing what it preaches, believes that the taxpayers to no end of trouble and ex- talent, industry, and good character, it SHAMPOOING, £1 E. HAWKE, M.D. '4ofNe Hofsec. 33. tp. 1 N, R. 9 W. next swing of the ¡»endulum will “never pense. We admire strictly professional is the height of impertinence for any lay wers and doctors, but the shysters we man, or any church, or any institution, U.S. to Enos H. Stone, S14 ofSe Hof touch us.” We have too good a start. Hot and Cold Baths. I M SMITH, M D , abhor, especially those who toady to the to prescrilie theoccupation that a young sec. 14 and W *4 of Sw 14 of sec. 13, We can now tide over a little period of EVERYTHING STRICTLY FIRST CLASS PHYSICIANS AND 8UHUEONS. comparative depression, due in about tp. 4 S. R. 10 W. riffraff of society. man shall follow. The cry “ Do not * * * two years. Money Was never so plenti Office» in T.xld'x BuildinK«. educate the youth above their station, Enos H. Stone to John Hartley. Nw H The Chicago retailers of meats were and thereby make them dissatisfied ful. The country has finally and most of Sw H of sec. 13, tp. 4 S, R. 10. TILLAMOOK — ORBOON. thrown into a panic last week by the with their lot!’’ is the echo of foreign and effectually squelched the free-silver fad, Frank Rowell to the Little Nestncca unexpected rise in the price of meats. A moribund aristocracy; a reminiscence of and Bryanism generally. We are mov ROBERT A. MILLER, Wagon Road Co., a Strip of land Next to Wade & Briggs' Store. flat increase of 1 cent a pound was put industrial, educational, political, and ing outward and upward to a tremen 60ft. wide for a wagon road. on beef, pork and mutton, and this will religious thraldom. It is the evidence of ATTORNEY-AT LAW, dously great and significant career as a benefit the packers, it is estimated, some a sentiment whose death-knell was the R. J. Hendrick to Catherine Long, block Nation. We as Americans are the most Stylish Hair Cutting, O begun C itv , O mkooh . in Pacific ndd. to Bay City. thing like $39.000,000 on twelve month s Declaration of Independence, and which prosperous, progressive, intelligent and I a A ih I Tille« and nd Office Butinei»» a A Clean Shave, Sperially. business. The packers claim they have exists now as an odor stirred np by the C. R. Commons to 0. II. Wood, Nw H capable people—though in a sense “mor of sec. 19, tp. 5 8, R. 10 W. been selling dressed meat at a loss for delving of casuists among the deenying tals” such as Puck alluded to still—and Shampooing, etc. several years, but the consumers are not remnants of dead fallacies, and purblind David Reasoner to David Whitney, jr.. if we all will say that there will and shall inclined to believe such rot. I SIMLER. Prop., Se X ■''w Ne *4 of Sw H, Nw H lie no hard times, sufficient to hurt ns, attempts of fanatics to’ resurrect the of Se H and Sw Hof Ne H of sec. 24. whv, there won’t be any such hard The Fashionable Barber. * * * nnarticulated skeletons and aehronistic times.—Evening Telegram. tp 2 S, R. 10 W. Speaker Henderson was somewhat pre superstitions. In the days of Poor vious in announcing that Hanna is to I k - Richard a trade was an estate, and it is General Hnnkiiig and Exchange bmi- the next republican candidate for the often now stated as a truism, that n Price List of Lambir at Ti llamook ness inlerewt paid on lime depoeite. Onr Clubbing Rates. presidency, and for which the »peaker is trade is a good thing to fall back on ; Exchange on England, Belgian», Ger .. $9.00 1- 3 to 1.12 Ro. Fir......... BARBER AND HAIRDRESSER coming in for a severe drubbing at the but the American does not want to fall Headlight and the Oregonian...... $2.25 2- 3 to 2-16 .. 9.00 SH A VI NG, HAIR CUTTING, many, Sweden, and all foreign conntriea ............... hands of the republican press. Politics back ; he aims to go ahead. By a trade Headlight and the Examiner........ 2.35 6-6 to 12-12 ............... .. 8.50 takes peculiar freaks at times, and this only a bare living is made, and the TILLAMOOK. ORE. SHAMPOOING, ETC. Headlight &Tbrice-a.Week World 2.00 No. 1 Spruce, 2in. Plank .. 8.00 may turn out true, even if Henderson has American boy with a fair education is .. 6.00 No. 2 Electric Baths niivly til I led up G ish ! for Imund to make at least a living under indiscreetly let the cat out ot the bag. C. A. BAILEY news. Cull Lumber, all sizes.... .. 4.00 persons sudcring with rheumatism, any circumstances. The grossest forms The Headlight is the best home DRALBM IN * * * paper, and for thirteen years has faith No. 1, *4 flooring............ . 18.00 STU DEB A KE R WAGON Building neat door Io the Post Office. The people who begin to bellyache of labor are now performed by machinery fully looked after the interests of Tilla No. 2, '4 . 14.00 OSBORNE MOWERS, •» ......... . about hard times already are nothing and bv foreigners, who are coming this mook County. Every citizen in the No. 1. 1-6 ,, »•»••••••.•• . 17 00 MOTICR FOR PUBLICATION. Buggies, bay rake», plows, and ollie but chronic calamity howlers. If they year at the rate of “ three hundred Department of the Interior countv should Ire a subscriber of the all No. 2, 1-6 . 14(81 farm machinery. You ran Office ni Oregvm City, Or. would keep a good stiff upper lip and get thousand strong" per annum. The money by dealing will» me, home print newspaper iM'p.iier 6. I «MO. No. 1. X ceiling............................. . 18.00 more artistic kinds of practical work are Notice J* her<*by ffiren that the following in and rustle like other people they would Rperia) Price» on Buggies and Spring No. 1, 1-6 and 1-8 Rustic............... . 18.tr. named aettler ha* filed notice of hia intention W agons. done also by foreigners, more or less re not feel like calamity howlers. make final proof in aripport of hi* claim, and | The regular subscription price of No. 2 „ .......................... . 14 00 to (,’ A. BAILKY. Tillamook, Ore. cently arrived on these shores. And it is that «ai<l proof will he made before the < curi*y * * * ( Jerk of 1 illamooli Co . at Tllltinook, Oregon, FINISH. THE HEADLIGHT to $1.50, and quite proper that it should lie so. Why The National Irrigation Association I INSURE WITH the regular subscription price of I No. 1. 1-3 to 1-18.......................... IH.Otl °" November should an American do with his hands sends out a circular letter, which com what he can get a machine to do for the Weekly Oregonian is $1.50. | No. .................................................... 14.00 T JW: W,,<o"’* ■* '-I Claude Thayer. mences : “The key to Western prosperity nainew the following wit new« ra to prove . „ . , - , Any one subscribing for THE 1l/». 1 Vi «'ind 2in. finish, S4K........... 18.00 hl- lie eontlnnnaa him ? or why should he spend his hie mutetHe o|»»i and rullirnihm Agent or Fireman ■ I-rind and London is water.” Surely the writer must have applying the details and finishing. | HEADLIGHT and fraying one ’ 1.00 extra for SI 8 and sizing. of «mid land, via : _ .. ... , Mike Abphtnaip David Curite. Marton T. and LanCMMHC rire Invurnncc J. A. TAFT CO. lived in Tillamook. year in advance can get both for 1 touches of ornamentation, while he can Chance, < yiaia Randall, of Tillamook, Or. 1 C has . B. M om ». K«uter. | Companies. October 10th. 1900. $2.25. * * * employ an artist schooled to tbe patience | öTbe ÔJillainooh b light M c I ntosh & mcnair , HARDWARE, TINWARE and CHINA. STOVES, RANGES and HEATERS. «y 8 vs KING & KERREMANS OAK NOLAN’S MACHINE SHOP Í g Harness Making ________ L Carbolineum Avenarius CHAS. PETERSON, Baita THE NEW BARBER SHOP. C. & E. Thayer EDGAR LATIMER, Tbe “Futureof Deraocracy-’appear»<o I
