Oregon City Enterprise
HA I KS TO Hnimuuii,
(li liilicr '2, ,'l ninl f Tim NurlliHi-nt lllit
Viimiix Men's Clirliliin A Iiiiiiiii run-
Vi'Mlon Kill I hi lii'lil In tltito.nn Illy,
Wiiliiimliiv, Uriiilicr? iiri'Kiui Mhip t''mr
Inri'ln m Hiili'in, hi itniillniiit in. HI Tutu,
tiny, (irlulicr l.'l.
FrMnv, Oil. '.'.'I. Ainiinil rniiveMlnii ul
I m k it ii i nx ( iiiinly ( lirUliiin l.nilinviir
I'lilnii In ini'iit In dri K'Hl I lly. I line
ilityn hiokIiiii.
Mi'M'Iny, Nov. - I'ln ull cuiul lnr Clm kii
mm I'liniily i'nnvi'iic.
Tiioulnv, Nhvi'MiIiit .'I. - rrililiilliil rrr-
Hum In nil mules of lln I ulnn
Nnviiiiiiii'r I'l, 1 1 ninl Ki.-Clin kHnum ('utility
('liiimlnii Kiiilxnvnr run viiilinn will lip
luilil In Origin I lly.
1'' It I MAY, M TOISF.lt I'. H!Ml.
BOUHKE COCKHAN ON BP.YAN.
Tli Klxiiiit M 'inirMmn KipMlli
rroa Nllr Fraud un Wurkliigtiiu.
Ill Ilia HjHwrli In MmliHim Huiiro
CJiinlin, Ni'W Ynrk rlly, rx Ohikium
limit lltmrku t'lx lirun Bithl In rttply to
1'rmlili'iitliil Cniiilttliitit llryitli:
If cvitjiIiIiik III thU wnrlil or In till
country, inrliitllliK Inimr, Ui limrotutixl
In tiiIiki luiiiiirrnw In 1 1 l(ii irnHirlioii,
not (inn of un won I1 Im hITihMimI t ul 1.
If Unit wit Mr. I try un ' wlieint', lin
woulil iK'Vrr Imvit n 1 ' m I tit iiiiiniimtloii
Ui Klvo !'" linHirliini'i In tlic 'jriii of
thin roiiiiimnlty. If Unit with nil Unit
tin iiirnnt, Im would not Im mippiirtliiK
It, nml I woulil not Imi tnkliiK Um Iron
Mil to 0lmn It. If I'Vrrytllltltf In tin
World Im IihtvuaihI 10 H'rvnt III VhIuii,
v liy, wn would niv 10 ht rout In ijilill
tluil for wlmt wp would liny mid K''t 10
jt colli morn fur wlmt wi would will.
Wlmt, thru, U It? It U nu Inori'nmi In
Um Jirlro of (oiiiuiodit!i nml nllowliiK
y , , Ulxir to mIi if t for llxi'lf. If f tut Jirlrn of
oouimodltli Ui lin'iTiin'il mid tin' print
of InlMir Imi left Ntittinnnry tlmt iiiontm a
cuttliiK down of (Im rut of wnK".
If, limtrad of n dolliir wlilcli ooimiiiU of
kIvi'H quniitlt of kiI iiiinl to n hun
drril omit niiywlirm In tint world, with
tlin itin linliiH Jxiwir of n liiilidn'd
evltl, th" liilmrvr la to Im jmiil 111 dol
lar worth AO cell In nv'li, In" mil only
buy half aa iniirli with a diiy'a wnKa aa
hti buya now. If the vnlui' of thia I'upti
Hat M'lii'iiii', tht'ii, ia to Ih tmtoil, lot tint
laborliiK nu n of Ihla rouutry nxk Mr.
Kryau and hia rnpulml frii'inU n aimplit,
(Muiiiiion, I'Vi'ryduy iUiwtion, "Wliorv
do I count In?"
Mr. llrviin liiniM'lf Inn n fflimini'riiiK
ldoa of w I u nt Hit' liihoriT will conm in,
or, rntlicr, of wlii-m tin will K 't.
Thorn la unit pnritk'riipli in hia apiii'li
which win tln r it wua tint rult of an
uiKMHim ioua atuiuliliiiK into candor or
wlmtlitT it wita a coiilriluilioii iniidit In
thtt atri'KM of loglm! diai'UNNlon I ntu ut
terly utinblit to any Hint throw a flood
(if light uon tint wholn nirimi unilrrly
liiK thia J'npuliHt nxitittloii. Wnjjn fnrii
era, Mr. llrynu auya, know thnt whilit a
jfulil atniidiird rnlM't tint piirclinaiiiK
Miwir of tint dollitr It it I to miller it
Ullirtt lllftVlllt tO Olltllill KWM'ltHiol of tin)
dollar. They know that employment i
leita pernmoi lil, limn of work inure prob
nlil" and w-i'iiiplnyiiu-iit lr rertnin.
If that inenii anything, it lueniiH
that a cheap dollar would jflvn I"1"
more employment, morn fnueiit cm
jtloynieiit, niorx work mid n clmnee to
git Tfi employinttiit after lie wna dia
rhnri(itd. If that inenii nuythinK III the
world to n aune miin, it meana thnt if
the laborer ia willing to linvn hia wngea
rut down Im will get inure work.
If it went true that a reduction in the
rntn of wngea woulil IncreaMt tho chaniMt
of employment, I would not blimm Mr.
Ilryan for telling tint truth, berjiuac,
Iiowptit nnpiilatnlilo thn truth limy Im,
I rotiM'lvn it the duty of nuy man who
ttempta to adtlreaa hia fellow rlti im
never to ahriuk from a atittement of tint
wholn truth, whatever limy lat tho roll
i'iueii(ea to hiluaelf. Hut, aa a matter
of fact, a diminution in Ui" rate of wage
doo not Increano I ho aeopo of employ
luent. Thero cannot Im mi nlmlidnnt troilnct
onlcM Inlmr In ciieiiHivitly employed.
Vim rannot liavo high wage unleaa
tlicro ia an cxteimivo production in ev
ery department of intluHtry, and that ia
why I claim that wage are tho ono
Holit teat of n oounlry' condition Hint
high wage menu nlimidant protection,
ami nbunilunct neceKsarlly ihohiih proa
pnrity. Mr. liryan, on the oilier hand,
woulil have you believn that prosperity
U nilvalicetl by rheiilietiilig thtt rato of
wage, but tint fall in the ratu of wngea
nhvaya oiimeti from a narrow produc
tion, and narrow production ineiina
thorn ia little demand for labor In tho
jnarkttt. When, after tint punio of 1H7,
tho prieo of lulmr fell to 110 rnnt a day,
it waa harder to obtain work than when
tho ratn of lalmr wan ), and tho diflrr
rnco between tint Populiat, who aeeka
to out down tho rato of wngea, and tint
Democrat, who Heck to protect it, ii
that tint Mcnitx-lat bclievea that high
wage and proaperity aro HyiionymoiiH,
nml tho l'opulist want to cut tho rate
of wage in order (lint ho may tempt
tho farmer to mako wur upon hia owu
workingmcu.
Thit Krta C'iiln Pritlilem.
Tho Freo Coiling" I'rolilcm ia tho
titlo of a penny mnga.ino or pamphlet
by LowiH N. DembiU of Louisville, Ky.
It oontaiiiH ono of tint fairt-Ht and beat
diHouMioim of the money iueHtion to bo
had nt any price. It oontaina in very
brief flpaoo and in mmplo languago aa
liiuoh of tho early Malory of money,
eapecially in tliia country, aa ia uncos
nary to underHtaiid the proHeiit Hitua
tlon. It diwHiHHea in u logical, unbiuHcd
and impartial manner tin) probnblo ef
fort of tho propoaitd freo ooinngn legia
liitiou upon nil oIiihhoh, and capcoially
upon farmcra and wage oarnera. It pre
sent a vivid picture of thnprcHont hard
lot of many farmers and shows what
kind of money will bo for thoir best in
torost. Thi liUlo 4S jingo muga.ino contains
moro of nionetary hiHlory and fuets and
moro of sound argument than many
book which coil lOOlime ila prieo, fl
nuiki a il poHMililn fur any iiili'lllgeut In
borer or fiiniier who can spurn 1 rent to
bi'iuiiiit well Infui nnd on tint inoiiiy
ipii'Hllon la fiirit Im ciiHta hia volit. 'J'eti
or ID cnplca i'iiii be union d lit oiien for
10 or Ui persona. Olherwlfit it will roat
2 ci'iilM to Bi nd I eeiil. Aililrexs I'n nt
I'l'iililema 1'iilillHliliig Co., 67 I'mk
place, New York clly.
1 COMMl MCt NLC03 A STABLE STAND
ARD.
Vlrp rrrahli'lillal ( alullilnln llolmrt Nlniwi
Why (."lil l lliit llet Mraaiirp of ValiM'i.
Ill Ilia letter lliteeplllig the Iti puliliciiii
nominal ion for vice piexldeiit lion. Car
rel A. llolmrt said:
Tim iiioin y standard of n grout nation
should b as filed utnl permanent aa Um
nation itself. To sii'iiro and retain Um
beat should Isi tho ilcNlrc of every right
minded citlcn, Heating on stable foun
dations, continuous nml iinvnryiiig cer
tainty of valimaliould bo it distinguish
lug cliaraeterisllo, Tim exH'rii iico of
nil history confirms Mm truth that every
coin, iiiado under any law, Imwsis'Vcr
that coin may 1st Mumped, will finally
command In thtt market of tint world
thtt exact vulun of the material which
roinpiMMi It Tim dollar of our country,
whether of gold or silver, should ls of
Um full v a I un of 100 cent, and by )
much as any dollar is worth lea than
this In tint market by precisely that
sum will some oim tat defrauded.
Tint noroaaity of n certain ami filed
money value between nation a well a
tnili idtiiil has grown out of tho inter
change of onuimislitiea, Mm trade and
liimincMS reliitioiiahiis which have arisen
mining tlm peoples of Mm world, w ith
Um enlargements of human Wants ami
Mm broadening of human intoresla.
This tieceaaity lin nindo gold Mm final
standard of nil enlightened nation.
If w are to continue to hold our
plaon among tlm great romuierclnl na
tion, wu must roiiiMi Juggling with Mil
question nud ninkn our honesty of pur
pose clear to Mm world. No room should
Ui left for misconception a to tho
inclining of tlm liuiguagn used in tho
Umila of thit 'government not yet ma
tured. It should not Ui possible for any
party or Individual to raise a question
ns to tlm purponn of tho country to pur
nil It oliligutioii In tlm best form of
money rwogniwd by Mm romiiioreial
world.
Any nntion which I worthy of rnnlit
or rnnlldciico can afford to say implicit
ly on a question so vital to every in
terest what it mean when such inclin
ing i chnllcligid r doubted. It is do
siralile that we should miikn it know at
oiicn and authoritatively thnt an "hon
est dollar" means any dollar equivalent
to a gold dollar of the present standard
of weight nud fineness.
Tilings Might ll Far Mom.
It I n frequent excuse of unthinking
men for leaning toward freo ilver
that "thing can't tin worse than they
now are." This i n mistake. Mat
ter ran Ui Tory much worse, fsjarially
for tint workiiignton.
Kirsl They would lm worse if wage
worn paid in 6.1 rout dollar or iu a
dollar worth loss than 100 rent. How
ever it may ho with niiiio owner nnd
mortgage debtor, men w hoso capital I
their lalmr am not interested in having
tint "pnndiastig jaiwor of their dollar"
diminished.
Second. Thing would bo nindo
worse for tho 1, 783, 8Ma saving bank
depositor iu thi silitu alone if their
716,oaa,81)l) of saving were nindo pay
able iu dopnviated dollar.
Third. Things would bo worao for
the nearly 1,000,000 pensioner if their
monthly stipend worn to Ut paid in S3
rent dollar.
Fourth. Thing would bo worse for
all tho million of U iieflciariesof stork,
mutual and ro-oporntivo insurance com
panics and nil Mia 1,743,725 sharehold
er in building nnd loan ruuioolatioiiH if
pnyuioiit were to Ut nindo to thorn iu
any money less good than tho U st
Fifth. Thing would bo worse for
everybody iu cimo of a punio caused by
tint prooct of n silver basis. Now
York World.
Thi Is Hammer.
Llia .l'l Vil K' 't' II 1.1 1
Thi Is an Anvil.
If you lay o gold dollar ou tho nuvil
nud hainiuor it out of tdiapo, it is still
worth (1.
If you do n silver dollar tho samo
wny, you hammer 4(1 rent out of it,
nnd it ia worth its bullion valuo only,
or 64 rents.
Cold loses coin shapo, yet lone no
valuo. But silver lose coin shnpo nnd
lose nearly half its vnluo. Is it wiso to
drive from tho United State this gold
of fixed valuo by introducing tho free
roinngo of inferior silver nud inako
yourself tho prey of brokers?
Thrift' Ravings Woulil Shrink.
Tho savings bunk deposits of the
United States amount to 1,800,000,000
on n gold hnsi.
Undoi froo roinngo they would shrink
in actual valuo to about 900,000,000.
EBSEBBI8K3B
Hurse Nnnseuso.
"I don't think I nm really any cheaper
than I used to bo," argued tho horse.
' 'I um worth just as liiuoh ns I ever
was. Tho bicyolo hns appreciated.
That's all." Chicago Tribune.
'TID NOT A SONNET IF IT LIMPS.
Tun litillil sonnet on alxait this plnn:
Your first lino grimml "Ut, tnks th nml
olio si
A ml iiiuke It rhyiiKt Willi tlilsonii, Just Is'low
Then M" t ymi iiinleh tint flr-t lino, If ym can.
Im'l liurry the lice lili.e. The line must run
Willi siemly ini.tlun turn thu iraiik. Y(U
know
'TIs icit sonnet If It iiiis. (' sluw.
Ni;w ftml some rhyinu fur "waii" tur In
stiiui'ii, inun.
As to tli" I let sll lines boiii'i lutHil'ln
May U'lillewi il. 'I uk ny wnnl, s"Kria. '
h'.iw hunt a rhyme fur "lain win." Try shrewd
This 1 1 im must nml Willi ilnv or luvit or
slrnvn,
Ami this with ml ur firuilo or crude or
flllile,
Ami Ihoru'i your sonnet. Throw It in tho
Uvu. ,
t'hlesau Trlbuiia
6USPENDED IN SPACE.
plr Hubert Hall KprculaUs I pop th Vat
sIIiIIIIIm ul Huih Ksptirlxuna.
Conceive Mint n traveler worn endow
ed with some inemis of soaring aloft for
mile and thousand of miles, still up
and up, until at length ho had attained
tint awful height of marly SIM), 000
mi lea alsivo Mm ground, suggests Sir
KnU-rt Hall in hi "Story of Mm Heav
en. " (ilaiicing down at tho surface of
that earth, which Is ut such uNtupeu
dou depth Is-nealli, hu would bo ablu to
last a wonderful binlacyo view,
Un would low, no doubt, Mm detail
of town mid villages. The features iu
such n lau(lw'ast would Ut wholn conti
nent and whole oceans, in no far a tho
oH'iiing U'twccu the clouds would per
mit tlm earth' surface to Uj exsteL
At this stuts'lidous elevation Im could
try one of Mm most interesting experi
ment that waa ever in tlm jaiwer of n
philosopher. Ho could tost whether tho
inith'a attraction was felt at such a
height, and he could measure tlm
amount of that attraction. Tnku for tho
experiment a cork, a marble, or any
other object, largo or small. Hold it Uv
tweon tlm llngera mid let go. Kvory one
know what would happcu in such a
cnao down bent, but it requimd Sir
Isaao Newton to tell what would hap
pen iu such a case up them Newton aa
nor' that tho iwcr of tho earth to at
tract Uslics extends oven to this great
height, and Mint tho marhlo will fall.
Tin i tho dia triiio that wo cau now
tear.
We aro rendy for the rxporimont
Tho inarliln I released, and lo! our
first exclamation ia ono of wonder. In
stead of dropping instantly, tho little
objiTt npponra to n-mnin suspended.
We ant on Mm point of exclaiming that
wit must havn gone U'Vond the earth'
attraction, and that Newton is wrong,
when our attention i arntttitL Tho
uiarbht is U giuiiing to move, no slowly
that at Unit wo liavo to watch it closely.
Hut tho paeo gradually improve, so
that the attraction is U'youd all doubt,
until gradually acquiring moro nnd
mora volts'ity tho marble speeds ou it
long journey of 250,000 mile to the
earth.
At Maiuuia' Transfer Ticket
It wa ou a Summit stnet trailer,
and tho young mother waa ubactit miud
edly g.uing on a far off blue rapjied
height and randcasly toying with a
pmk tinted tranaicr check iu her right
bund. The baby had aski'd for tho pretty
ticket, but tho mother 'a thought were
busy clsew horn Mie kept on looking out
over tho landscape, evidently inn browu
study.
"Fare, pleaael" It wa tho conduct
or. Tho mother ranio back to the pn'
eiit U'lirnt with a jump.
"I paid my faro once. "
"No mam, you didn't. U'ggin your
panloti."
"Yc I did. I bad n trans"
Just then baby U'giui to gag and grow
black in tho face. Aud uot only black,
but all aUmt her littlo mouth were re
inarknblo variegatuui iu shades of pink.
Tho transfer ticket had returned to tho
pulp from which it waa made, Tho
mother scooped out what wan left of it
fnun baby'a mouth, Miuuihh1 tho littlo
ono' back to aid it iu recovering it
breath and then turned a very ml faco
towanl tho conductor in mute inquiry
as to what wa to bo done,
Tho conductor said never a word. Ho
merely held out hi hand.
"Well, I won't pay agaia I I I'll
walk flint."
Tho conductor Ravo the gripmau one
U 11. All thu passengers' looked their
sympathy ua tho mother and tho varie
gated lit tlo ono left tho car. Kausa
City World.
Tan Spot Over Dogs' Eye.
Theso spots aro Mioved to nfford an
example of protectivo markings perpet
uated by natural selection. They seem
to liavo Uh'u acquired at a comparative
ly recent jK-riod, when tho dog had be
come semidoniesticated. Tho original
dog was red and did not possess theso
spots. When ho slept, ho hid himself
from possible, enemies, but this tho
Bomidoniesticuted dog could not always
da Now, when tho color changed by
domestication and selected bn-eding,
and dttg Itcctuno pied nud black, those
which hud spots over their eyes would
look when asleep as though thoir eye
were oon and still on watch. There
fore their enemies would lo deceived,
and they would bo less liable to bo kill
ed d tying sleep than dogs which had
no such spot. Thus they survived nnd
transmitted their peculiarity to their
offspring. Theso spots aro supposed to
bo the mast, if not tho only, perma
nent markings on dogs. San Friuiciseo
Chronicle.
The Fete Loving Germans.
Then tho birthdays t Evcrv one has a
birthday hero. Perhaps they do at
homo, too, but it is not so generally
known. "What shall wo do tomorrow?"
asks ono of Mio children. And if you
ciuvloasly, innocently inquire, "Why,
whut'B up tomorrow?" a sniilo of su
preme conteonpt nnd pity announces Mio
fact that if it isn't a first, secoud, f r
third "foiertago," or holiday, why,
then it must bo a birthday, or a first,
second, or third "foierrugo. " Ib're
ngaiu tho stock of small coin comes into
play. For, after yoa havo sent Mio wash-
woman' children t heir supply of Easter
eggs, then Fran II. remind you that
Urn iorler' children should have their
lh am and that it ia tho thing on the
aforesaid "feiortugo" and birthday to
give tho servant a mark. And thu chil
dren of the family throw out all sort
of hiuU uh to how tho former Uiardcr,
Mis Brown, had given thoiii a U'liuti
ful burn last I.axter, ch's kful of choc
olato egg Tho birthday party horn I
not a thing of Mm past, nor i it given
only for tint children. Young and old,
rich nnd poor, havo birthday partie,
with birthday cakes, candle and flow
er in a lory sweet, old fashioned sort of
Way. Yea, the (ieniiansanisi ntiineiitul,
if you like, but it I very beautiful for
all that, and tint lniii'li is hearty mid
tho tear are p al. Their p;try i all
woven in with tho prurtioul every day
lifelike Mm meat market which can on
ecu III every street, whom long string
of sausage nro intoriiiiiiglisi with
blooming hyacinths and lilic of the
valley. Berlin Cor. Iloehtatcr Boat
Kxpnaa. Th Must Abeeulmlniled of Men.
Tlm most abseii tniindod man i a
I JtrewiT man, and ho i convicted by hi
I own tory, which is a follow: The
' other night hu went shopping mid took
j hi wife along. Ho visiud four stores,
He i a pleasant mail nnd a happy con-
versa! ionalist. Ateach store noiuo Intor
lesting story waa started, Hiid nolaaiy
nti'inoil to notice that though ho Umght
a bundle, ut each pi. m o Im never carried
away inure than ono. Ho visited the
laundry, laid hi bundle from tho last
store on tho counter, chatted with tho
cashier while lm paid hi bill and went
I out with only hi laundry bundle. Then
i with hi wife Im went to hi own place
of biismes to bring homo a halter strap
i for hi colt Hi wife atoppwl next door
Udow tint stunt chatting while ho wont
in. When ho came out, ho went whig
' tling softly homeward with the halter
strap and without bis other bundle or
hi wife. Ho only awoke to a aeries of
mistake when he reached homo and
! failed to find his wife. Hu found her, n
little senred, however, iu nfew minute,
but he did not get hi other property
till next day. Tlm shop had clotted.
Augusta (Mo, ) Journal.
Two Obllclnc Trine.
Not long npo two Englishmen travel
ing in Sweden liatt their luggugo, aud
' a they did not Kix'uk Swedish they
! wen- at their wit' end to explain the
mutter. Two young men finally came
to their rescue ard politely asked in
I English if they could Ut of any assist
I unco. On explaining their situation, the
I viiiini moil tirniiiifciil to tcloifmnh for
J " - - r, ...... , - . 1
the lost giKsisaud made au apiaiintmeut
to mis t ut thu funic place the following
day. The appointment wa duly kept,
the luggugo duly delivered tho Eng
lishmen, full of gratitude, pouring out
their honest thanks to thoir unknown
friends. 'Do you know whom you are
thanking?" said ono of them with a
smile. "No, sir. Wo wish wo did."
"Well, then, ptrhapa you will liko to
know. I am I'rinco Oscar of Swedeu
nud thi i my brother Fugeue,"
Illrwh and tho Aristocracy.
It is told of tho late Baron Hirscb
that he once cxpn ssod his contempt for
the uristiaTiiry in forcible terms. It Was
iu hi Pari nsidrnce, formerly the
proTty of the Empress Eugenie, At
one of his magnificent entertainments
nirsch stcssl at the top of the staircase,
and, looking down on the ; ntcessioii of
princes, dukes and minimises who v.ere
struggling up the slims to gro t him,
he turned to his son and si;id, "Tweuty
yours hence ul! these jtcplr will Ix
either our sciis in-law ir our con
cierges. "
In case of a nibtul.c uii-;itr from n
too liberal claim un.i.c by a p;.n i tte U
more than he is nnitlm to, time unit
sometimes benrn'Mii 1 1 n pi.Ui'f, Vther
no frnmlulcut d'.'s.r n imcutitu isdia
rovenil. A AND ITS CURB
To the Editor I hive an absolute
remedy for Consumption. By its timely use
thousands of hopeless cases have been already
permanently cure! So rroof-poitive am I
of its power that I consider it my duty to
tmi too botlUt frei to those of your readers
who have Consumption.Throat, Bronchial or
Lung Trouble, if they will write me their
express and postoffice address. Sincerely,
T. A. S LOCUM, M. C, IS3 Fearl St Hew Tort
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1800.
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