famous TOilaon l^oute. Schoo) Report. The following is tha report of the public school in district No 6, Orotown, Tillamook county, for the mouth ending -wa-w- June 28, 1895: Number of pupils enrolled, 29; average F orest G rove to T illamook by Q uickest , C heapest , and daily attendance, 26. B est T he M ost P opular B each T he W ilson R iver R oad . R e - The following pupils have aveiaged R oute to P ortland . sort on the C oast . ninety per cent, or more in scholarship, The best mountain road, the most magnificent Connect. with evening train i„ Foreii Sruvc and those whose names are marked with est Grove ncenery on the Pacific coast. Cheapest rates of "° ,,aMwnger. from Tillamook arrive in Portland Happy Camp now ready, bath houses will be stars, were neither absent nor tardy same day. Only 10 hours on stage. toll iu the stale. prepared soon, and stages will connect with the during the month, ami have not fallen Forest Grove Stage. Four horse team, $ a .00 Round trip, fc.35 ■U^uTt 6:’° ™ «“■">«> *• Tues- below ninety |ier cent in deportment. Two ” ” «5® ” a.50 Etta Gardner Louis Sutton.* Horse and buggy, 1.00 ” 1.50 Fr ’ idl™ Tilla,,,0 °k. Monday., Wed.ies.tays, .nd If you want to see the sea cart, 1.00 ’ 1.50 lions, (he arched rocks, and Katie Wilson. Eddie ” • Saddle or pack horses® ” 75 tue uratulesl scenery in America Fbignue scat, at Tillamook hotel orofT (• Ixjoae horse or cow ia>4 Chas Myers.* Fay Commons. come to Netarts. Good ac­ Sheep or swine 05 Uleph.miTro.u”porir“.V,:'d W‘,° C“U * re0,:h'd commodations reasalia ble. John Franklin. Daisy Fletcher.* Willie ’’ Hugh Gardner. Take the Sunset Route for Tillamook. New Wagons, New Slock, Safe Driving. Ella Rogers. Enos Wilson. Mecca of all Coast Tourists. A. W. S everance , Receiver. Good accommodations en route. Address D. J. H adley , Tillamook. Lona Christenson. Ole Redberg. Clay Robison. Ray Gardner. S arah M ark , Teacher. The Sunset Route. , Stage Line. Netarts Beach. FIAT MONEY SHAMS. MH. FRED PERRY POWER’S FINAN­ CIAL CATECHISM. The Matari» of Greenbaekiaui* Fiat Money and Free Si! verlan» Dispelled—A Few Plain Question* Plainly An. we red—Food For tho Though'ful. The Socratic methed of exposing hum bugs an.l shams is especially adapted to dispel the malaria of green back ism, fiat moneyism e.::d free silverism con­ tinually arising from tho swamps of ig­ norance nnd dishonesty. That Mr. Fred Perry Powers has made gorwl use of this method will ’oe clear to all who read the following questions and answers concerning * ‘ Fiat Money and Legal Ten­ der” taken from his “A Financial Cate­ chism,” published by the Sound Cur­ rency Committee of 53 William street, New York city. Are paper representatives of merchan­ dise just as good for monetary use as A Novel Scheine merchandise itself? They are better, because lighter and N. McMillan »ho runs the stage oil Nehalem bench, contemplates rigging a more convenient, if every person is sure thut the promise on them will be kept I rosperity unequaled by anv town in wagon with wide tires, propelled by a in full and at all times. Oregon. gasoline engine. It is thought the Besides merchandise mid promises to scheme will prove quite successful. A pay merchandise is there any other kind Three of the best hotels in the state. Leading Hotel of sail can also be used n good advantage of money? Electric lights, telephone, and tele­ Tillamoc k Yes, "fiat” money, which is a piece of when a north west wind is blowing. graph. paper or other thing of insigniflc.uit val­ Some Rig <> a tu. Headquarters for Commercial Four miles of well laid plank walks. ue on which is stamped a statement that men and the traveling public. it is so much money. Sample rooms. Electric lights Well graveled streets. E. D. Hoax has six acres of oats that throughout. Stage and boat of­ Where does it get its name? An excellent public school building. fices. Rates, 31.00 to fa.oo per will average 100 bushels to the acre if lie From the fact that “flat” means "let • lay, American plan. A successful acadeny. threshes them . lie has a sample in the there be,” and is the expression attrib­ NEW MANAGEMEN T A tire company. H eadlight window which measures six uted to the Creator when he made the Especial attention to the cuisine universe out of nothing. department. Two of the largest mercantile estab­ feet and six inches in height Can any human being or government lishments in the state, which sells goods H. A. WOODFORD, Prop’r. create anything? Notice. cheaper than in other towns of this size It cannot. in Oregon. Why is not "fiat” money successful? Notice is hereby given that the county Because, as President Lincoln said, Stores, shops and business of all kinds court of the state of Oregon for the county of Tillamook, on the 1st«, day of you can fool some people all the time represented. August, 1895, will receive sealed plans, mid all tho people some of the time, Several flourishing secret societies. but you can’t fool all the people all tho specifications, strain diagrams, and time. Two large creameries, and a third one and bids for the same, for the construc­ But why shouldn’t it succeed? near the town, nt Fairview. tion of a “Howe Truss” bridge to be Because men will not givo their labor A large, well fitted saw and planing built across the Trask river on the road or goods for nothing. mill. Couldn’t people be brought to use known as the “State road” leading from A bank. Tillamook city to So'ith Prairie where "flat" money? Reason and common sense are against Steamer transportation to Portland, said road crosses said river, near the it. mid experience proves that they i residence and farm of C. Hunt. The finest coast resort in Astoria, and San Francisco. won’t. Besides, if yon were asked to fix Length of span to be 120 feet, and each your wages or prices in “rallods" how Oregon. Pleasure seekers, Three stage lines connecting with the ' approach to be about 150 feet. when on the beaeli should cal Willamette valley, and three stage , Said bids must be filed with the county many would yon charge? I don’t know how much a “rallod" is. roads. on J. 0. Campbell, or at the Well, yon know as much about the clerk on or before the 31st., day of July, value of a “rallod” as you would about Netirts Store fishing excur­ A daily mail, besides daily mails with |1895. local connection. The court hereby reserves the right the value of a dollar if it were not a sions or boating- Excursions to the sea lion rocks where thousands of sea specific quantity of something. The finest climate in the north west I to reject any and all bids received. Cali congress determine how many lions enn be seen, nnd birds too numerous to mention, All kinds of sea fowl Witness my hand and the seal of the The bent beach resorts. yards of cloth or bushels of grain an eggs can lie gathered. Mr. Campbell lieing u skilful seaman insures you a ¡county court this 10th., day of July, ounce of gold or of silver shall equal Two newspapers. safe and pleasant trip. 1895 ___ in value? A ricli surrounding country of prairie It cannot. T. II. G ovnk , “The Sea Lion ' and bottom lands. Wliat is to prevent—the constitution? County Clerk. NETARTS OR A fine harbor, considering present Not the constitution of tho United is the fastest and safest boat on the Netarts buy. States, but the constitution of num. needs, and tbe government is making Camp Meeting. Congress can no more regnlato tho rela­ improvements. tive intensities of human desire than it The Free Methodists will hohl camp can The finest body of valuable timber in regulate the length of day or night. meeting, D. V , on the farm of Mr. A tbe world in the mountains near by. If congress can make 25.8 grains of Harris, 4 miles south of Tillamook city, gold a dollar, can it not make a piece of Green grass the year round. Oregon, commencing Wednesday, Au­ paper 7 inches by 3 * dollar? Plenty of rain, so that irrigation is not gust 14, 1805, continuing until the even­ Yes, but that kind of a dollar would needed. no ing of August 25, 1895. Every body, not buy anything. Cannot congress pass a legal tender The best fish in I lie world, salmon, preachers mid all, come prepared to en­ trout and deep-sea fish. tertain themselves. Tent poles ami act? RESTAURANT Oh, yes, if a man in the past haB loan­ straw will be furnished on the grounds ed $ 1, 000 congress can say that tlie debt­ Clams, of the edible kind. E Colne one, come all . Come with your First class in every particular, and or is discharged when ho offers 1,000 Tbe prettiest townsite in Oregon, witli tents, bedding and baskets and let the i worthless “flat" dollars. special attention to coast tourists. natural drainage name of the Lord be praised at this feast Isn’t that making "flat” dollars just Pretty girls and healthy children. of tabernacles. By Order of Committee. as good as any other kind of dollars? CHamg, Figh, and [JrLbg j&nVed A la Moda. Several churches, and a Liberal 1 Link­ It is so far as giving the debtor the Taxpayers Take Notice. »1 ,000 that ho ought to pay his creditor, er society. a but it does not help a num to buy food NETAR1S, OR. Pure, cold water. We have closed the tax roll to make ami clothes, because tho merchant will A cool sea reeze out the delinquent list On and after raise his prices for awhile and finally the 15th day of July, 1895, we will be refuse to sell at all. A move V build good roads What would the merchant do then? Municip. . government, out of debt ready to receive taxes again, and on and his goixls till ho found custom­ after the 15th day of August, 1895, we ers Keep and little < r no taxes for city purposes. who would barter their merchandise will begin to levy on all delinquent prop­ for his. Cheap I uilding material. Are not legal tender acts passed for Opi>crti nities for industrious men who erty for taxes and costs J. 11. J ackson , Sheriff, the benefit of tho common people? have som > means Tillamook Co., Ore. Not much. They are passed by the Room f. ' factories of certain kinds. J. P. ALLEN. Prop’r. men who issue bad money to try to force Notice. it into circulation. Good money will go Beautifu sesnery. Noted for it. Fine Oul.lne Department. of itself. Enterprisi ,g people. We wish to inform the public that the Give mi illustration. Good socie.v. North Yamhill and Tillamook stage When the Russian government was line is now making daily trips on using marten skins, which had a value Fir trees ten 'eet in diaemter. schedule time, making connections with as money in its eastern dominions, it got Plenty of doc or» and lawyers short of funds, as governments are apt the 3:30 P. M. train for Portland. Best Meals in the C ty. to Too many people who know how P. H. M umu , Proprietor. to, and it cut off the scalps of the mar­ ten» and compelled the people whom it TILLAMOOK. .OREGON run a newspaper owed for labor or material to take a For Sale at « <¡rr»t Horrific. What Tillamook Hasn't Got. scalp for a whole »kin. By whom have cheup moneys always 80 acres of land in Tillamook comity, Thunder storms. been introduced? deacrilred as follows: By smart financiers mid impecunious Drouths 8 E J4 of N W % ami the 8 W of I I I I I II I I I I •I I I I I ••••••• 1 • 1 • 1 1 1 111’1 kings. N E % of sec. 10, tp 3 8, It ft W. No in- Cyclones. What ia the earliest example? cumlierance, |2.50 per acre, cash. Destructive floods. M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor. It was one of the crimes of Dionysius, Address at once. "J. F. B arfield , tyrant of Syracuse, about 400 B. C., Malaria. Santa Cruz, Cal. that as Aristotle says: “When he was Vacant houses. short of money, he coined some tin, and warrants payable .. having convened an assembly he spoke Tramps much on behalf of tho new coinage, mid Paupers The following numbered warrants in class C they passed a decree, even against their are now payable at my office and Interest cease» Inmates in ths jail. will, that each would consider what he after this date: As many good farmers as there is 831.383,386,310, 407, 4*9, sat,.M3. M3. 47®. «1, should take of it as ail ver and not as a 530. 53b 534» 53.5 . 533. 53«. 7»7. 7*. 643. 7«4. baser metal. ” 14MM7 H0USÍ I» TH‘C'¿^C^ 6O9, 617, M5. M8. 5*5. 5S6. M7. 640. 663, 716, 5M4. room for. 560. 623. 603. 57!, <7J, 690, 717. 676, 587, 63«. M9. Mention a moneru instance. 656, 664, 473, 55«. 660, 637, 666 Insect pests. Emir Alsiullah coined a quantity of Class A 868, 867. copper cartridges which the Egyptian Hot weather. July 13. 1895. troops left when they evacuated Harar J ohn B arker . County Treasurer. Cold weather. in 1888 and ordered the brokers to ex­ No laundry, and one is needed. change them at the rate of one silver PORTLAND MARK KT. thaler for 21 coppers—that is, ho estab­ No tailoring establishment, and one ia (Whc’eaate Quotation«.) lished a mint ratio. With much denun­ 3.5 <4 needed. 3*» O ats —Gray > ciation of the sin of usury and of the I 60 No »ash and door factory, and one is P otatoes *f* loo tbs crimes of the “money power” the emir O nions ” .... nee town soon after this says tbe couse No tannery, and there are plenty of B utteb — Brine 30 quence was a tumble in the value of all hides and tanbark here. I 5 ” Store, in Rolla property; tbe Gallas of the neighlsiring 20 ’• (hoicw Dairy Fictitious priiea on real estate district kept away from the market and 13 Koos—Oregon thia caused distress and enilatrraaament. Dipttisria, and never had it L ab », Oregon ♦ Did not the cheap money raise prices ** Faatern Native born conanmptivoe and boom business? B acon — Clear Sides »« "M On the contrary, silver disappeared Mosquitos. it ** Hams The Barrel Maker..«»«® iiM ’» Shoulders and trade was checked. I’oiaonoua anakee or tarantulas. F lock — Willamette » If the people thought the government * n i. rearly to make Barrel«, Kegs, Old maids._________ __ j ” Country Brands Ha. opened hi. »hop here again, «nd 1» would not lie able to redeem its promis- warranted first class. arirv notes in gold would it make any Highly.ere. Of Unit« wade for tern lota Firkin., Kite, Tula. etc., «t modern pnec. Al Best Road Best Beach næ Alderman Beach! Happg Camp "Hotel « difference iu their treatment of tho dif­ ferent kinds of currency? It would indeed. Has it ever happened? Several times when it seemed likely that congress would pass a bill for the free coinage of silver, people who held the promissory notes of the government got them redeemed in gold mid put the gold away. Did anything of that kind happen in 1893? Early that year tho stix'k of gold in tho treasury was so low that people were afraid it wouldn’t hold out, and banks or individuals wh< held "Sher­ man” notes, or greenbacks, turned them into gold at tbe treasury. Great Interest Iu the Currency Question. Not in 30 years has public interest been so centered eu one question as it is now upon that of the currency, or rather ujKin the question of whether or not we are to have free mid unlimited coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1 with gold. That this interest is both wide­ spread and intense is shown by tho al­ most marvelous sales of sound and un­ sound currency literature. The Coin Publishing company claim to have sold nearly 500,000 copies of “Coin's Financial School." Other pub­ lications of this company are being widely Circulated mid reud. Tho demand for tho publications of the Sound Currency Committee of the Re­ form club is unusual. Though this com­ mittee began the publication of “Sound Currency” last December, yet it distrib­ uted less than 100,000 copies before March. Since March tho committee has been unable to keep up with its orders, although it has printed ever 900,000 copies of "Sound Currency. ” The two numbers of "Sound Currency" that are being most widely circuluted are ‘ •Coin's Financial Fool," by Horace White, and “A Financial Catechism, ” by Fred Per­ ry Powers. AU things considered “Coin's Financial Fool” is perhaps the most complete of any of the 30 or more answers that have been published to “Coin’s Financial School. ” Mr. White, who always calls black black, mid white white. Ims nailed many fronds, misrepresentations and not a few down­ right lies in “Coin's Finmieial School." He has done this so effectively that in communities where his reply has been widely read tho freo silver advocates have become ashamed to quote from “Coin's Financial School. ” If every in­ telligent voter in the United States could read this and other Reform club publi­ cations, the free silver cloud would van­ ish us quickly us it has gathered. Tho address of the “Sound Currency” is 62 William street. New York city. FABLES FOR FARMERS. A Fminer who boasted that he was a Practical Man mortgaged Ilia farm to get money to invest in a Perpetual Motion Machine. “But,” said a Neighbor whom the farmer had told of his Coming For­ tuno, “the physical laws of the Uni­ verse make perpetual motion Impossi­ ble. " "If that is so, ” replied the practical farmer, “them laws was made in the interest of Wall Street Goldbngs. We must elect a Congrus which will make new Fisikel Laws. ” Moral.—Congress can do most any­ thing but make 10 ounces of silver al- wayu worth as much us anounoeof gold. A Lumberman who suffered from Cold noticed that ho was most affected when the Thermometer was near Zero. He therefore left <4T working and spent his J. O. CAMPBELL, NEW HOUSE-i-NEW FURNITURE I ARSEN HOUSE "Headlight and ©regorçian 52.00 L. W GLASER. . County orders wanted by Beals Bros Tillamook. Or Call at thia «See time Blowing on the Thermometer bulb. But while his fellow workmen warmed themselves by their Exertions, he sesm became Exhausted and Perished of cold. Moral.—Forcing np prices by blowing free coinage gas into them will not pro­ duce more gisxlH to be divided among farmers and workingmen. An Elephant who complained Iss-anse bis Driver did not give him enongh Grain to eat asked a Simple Donkey how he could increase his Daily Allowance. "Your driver now gives you Four Bush­ els of Grain each day, does he not?” ask­ ed the donkey. "Even so," replied the gentle elephant “Then," said tho don­ key in silvery tone«, "yon innst in fn turc nw a Bushel Measure one-quarter as large as that yon have been naing. hi this way you can establish a Ratio of 18 Bushels to One elephant. " Moral.—Even if the elephant did get angry, he should not have stepped on the donkey. Au amiable Popnlist who was afraid that his neighbors would elect him to Congress neglected his farm while lie traveled through his District denouncing the Money Power. In his absence hix wife and children appealed to a Wicked Capitalist for a loan on the security of the farm. "How do I know that I will get ‘.wk as much Property as I give you?" asked the wicked capitalist. “Oh. kind sir,” replied the Weeping Wife, “have no fear. My hn.blind says that tbe value of all property will be Diubled a* stxm as we have free coinage. ” M >raL—Repudiating half of otie n debts is the surest way to inspire confl deuce in money lenders.