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Vol. VII. No. 8. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY PROFESSIONAL CARDS. SNAP SHOTS 0AV1D WILEY, M. 1)., PHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR, All calls promptly attended tj Office at the A i . dee . mas , TILLAMOOK, ORE. j^ELl’ll X MAY, ATTI IK N E Y S-AT-L A W, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. | T. MAULSBY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Notary Public and Real Estate Convey ancer. THE EDITOR TALKS ON THINGS HE UNDERSTANDS AND THINGS HE DOESN'T UNDERSTAND. Some people may think Harvey Scott is God. He’s not. . ———_ ■ Tom Reed, of Maine, both Pen- sylvan ia senators, and many eastern men are announcing themselves in ■ favor of silver. All parties are seriously consider- I ing the advisability of government | control of the railroads now. The I government has to run them any way at present. 19. 1894. $1.50 Per Year. why the California people and should be averted, and the matt r newspapers sympathized with the settled by votes. Many will vote strikers. They are tired of the to help the strikers, who would Southern Pacific monopoly, and .light for the government. No tifed of seeing it try to force the matter how much sympathy is ex government or state to stand be- ■ pressed for the strikers, they should tween it and the strikers. I remember this. The time is not -------------- ------- quite ripe for a successful rebellion. The Los Angeles Times took a and every effort should be used to stand against the workingmen, settle it by it battle of ballots in similar to the Oregonian, and it advance. Bullets leave deeper had 4000 subscriptions cancelled wounds. A real war now would in one day, besides losing 824,000 | (m a fearful thing to contemplate, in advertising. Such work is more aK both sides would be so strong, effectual and more honorable than Later on it will liesoone sided that the use of dynamite. bloodshed will be unnecessary. Protection of itself is selfish and Some newspaper joshed Harvey wrong, but we are forced to adhere Scott because he got left in Seattle The republicans in California are to it. We can't compete with the during the strike and had to walk (J LAL DE THAYER, in favor of protection and free poorly paid laborers of foreign a piece. Scott replies by saying silver, and woman’s suffrage. Their countries, and protection should be that he used to walk all the way ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, platform shows that the party is further extended so as to debar from Seattle to Portland, in early Chinese, paupersand convicts from days, and that such grit aceom- TILLAMOOK, OREGON. progressive as of old. entering this country. plisltes things. Well, most editors ---------------------- have walked much farther than W. SEVERANCE, According to the Oregonian, The working men aregetting the; tliat all(l ,].,.v are 11()t as rich as Gov. Markham, of California, is a ATTORN EY-AT LAW, "skulking coward’’ a "stuffed rag’’ Iripine for all the train wrecking nalVey yet. Great Scott, ----------------------- and several other bad things, all and rioting done. Many of the TILLAMOOK, OREGON. newspapers, and the Associated The majority of the people are because he is a friend of the eont- Press, saddles the blame onto them, in favor of free silver. The major- mon people. MISCELLANEOUS. regardles of facts. The labor ity of the Republican party is in unions should endeavor to bring the same fix. There are more free The Oregonian and I,os Angeles Times are the only papers of any all guilty parties to justice, and silver republicans than there are populists all told. Now, if the next auy consequence on this coast that remove the stigma. Blacksmith- national republican convention are fighting free silver. Democratic Debs and Sovereign offered the does not make declarations in that All kinds of wood work and wagon and republican papers both, of San use of organized bodies of working I direction, the populists ought to Francisco favor it. work done. men to quell the rioters and burners win. Lets give the money bosses 1 in Chicago. Cleveland paid no | a buck seat, and the success of the Howhoeing a ¡Specialty. All the senators and congress attention to their offer. It would . republican parly is assured. men on this coast, in fact in the i^'New shoes J1.50, old shoes Bouts. have paid the workingmen to have west, except senator Dolph, are in Place of business: opposite Jones Bros. put out armed bodies to guard the One of our exchanges expresses favor of free silver, or legislation Livery Stable. property against incendiaries and | surprise that the editor of this in that direction. They want to pillagers, even if Cleveland did paper offers to trade the H eadlight make silver equal with gold any Prices to Suit snub them. for dairy cows. way. the Times: The fact is dairying pays better With protection to home in than anything else in this county, Don ’ t confound the incendaries ——BOOTg and ?[10E? dustries, W’e can make the silver cattle are very cheap, and the and train wreckers with the dollar as good as any dollar in the j editor of this paper is something of Made to order. strikers. If the workingmen en -H- world. We can make our own a farmer himself, having been raised dorsed such methods and followed Repairing done as cheap as the cheapest. goods and our own money. Those on a dairy farm. We know there Come and be convinced. them out, there would not be a who favor a high gold standard is much more in dairying than Advocate Building. train running in the United States P. F. BROWNE. should favor free trade also, as there is in the newspaper business, today. ______________ gold is necessary to buy goods in hence our anxiety to exchange with With protection we can build a England. Study this question. A j CHA?. pETERgON. some of those wlm think they know wall seven hundred feet high blind man ought to see it. how to run a newspaper. The around this country, manufacture Should the strike troubles grow proposition still holds good. our own goods, use iron for money if we want to, abolish gold entirely worse, and the government call for ------- 4.-------- THE STATE LEGISLATURE. and live fat. We can get along volunteers, thousands of old Following is the standing of the First Class in Every Particular. without coffee, spice and foreign soldiers, and thousands of young next legislature: Shaving, nu'ii, who naturally sympathize made goods. Hair Cutting, Rep. Dem. Pop. T'tl. with the strikers, would be fired Shampooing. 30 ....... 19 K 3 Senate __ The Southern Pacific Company with the zeal of patriotism for BATH ROOMS IN CONNECTION. Iti) ¡Tonst* .... 53 O 7 placed mail cars between two Pull Unde Sam in such a manner that1 — The patronage of the public is res|>ect- man cars, so that the strikers could the government could raise a 90 •Joint ballot 72 S 10 not touch a Pullman without inter powerful army very suddenly.1 ul y solicited. Ri| ans Tabules : fur »;.ur stomach. fering with the mails. That is This is a great reason why a war TILLAMOOK. OREGON. CARL P. KNUDSON, BARBER SHOP- Ripiins Tabules cure biliousness.
