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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1898)
THE TILLAMOOK Silver Question In a Nutaheil. In every rural towu of the country free coinage advocates are promising farmers that 16 to 1 would raise the price of grain and meat and thus re duce the proportions of the produce of the farm that goes to pay the labor em ployed. Of all brazen performances of the century, the most impudent is that by which at the same time the wage earners are invited to assist in a cam paign to make their food more dear to them and to reduce the wages of the most numerous class of wage earners in tho country. There is the silver question in a nut shell. It is simply a question as to whether our wage earners are getting too high wages. They may as well face I he question. If our wage earners be- ); ve they uro getting too high wages mid that this country is suffering in consequence, all they have to do is to take lower wages. If they prefer a roundabout way, they can favor free coinage of silver, and they will get their wages cut down half without any fur ther trouble on their part. In the light of our experience with flat money legislation, from the green back to the Sherman pig silver certifi cates, this long suffering country will finally learn that wealth is not created by flat, but is made by labor; that the law can put no dollar into any man's pocket unless it first takes it from the pocket of somo other man, und that wage earners ure first and most inter ested in opposing interference by law. There has never yet been made a law to put into any laboring man’« pocket a single dollar that ho did not earn. He of all men, therefore, has the best right to insist that there shall bo no law passed that will raise the price of what bo has to buy, and thus take from him any portion of what he lias earned.—Hon. John Do Witt Warner in Present ‘‘Prob lems.’’ Jit Sampl 4 « 4 4 4 3cl' ^ctl / b Steamer * Ruth OFFICERS. L. H. BROWN, PftES W H. COOPER, SEC ¿ TREA3 DIRECTORS. L. H BROWN H. û. 0/IHB c. » » » » > » > > ____ — manufacturers of A ll K inds of F ine M erchantable L umber . uni Freight handled with dispatch and at lowest rates. Fruit de livered in good order. Best Accommodations and Cheap est Route to or from Tillamook. Every attention paid to wants and conveinces of passengers. First class table set. Will ^ail from F. about 8tlj &nd every 10 days after No -•»’-‘WZ-/ For fiuther particulars apply to A. W. BEADLE & Co. C. & E.THAYER. B ankers . I )ate To No 14 Cal. St. S F. or Io Truckee Lumber Co. Agis The-^>^K Days after sight, Pay to the order of Laiincl] Ifeqe DOLLARS. Senator Stewart’s Hound Arguments. The question never will be settled until you determine the simple ques tion whether ths laboring mail is en titled to a gold dollar if ho earns it, or ■whether you uro going to cheat him with something < Ise. That is tho upshot of the whole thing. • • • There have been a great many buttles fouglit against gold, and gold has won every time. 1 do not care how much you discuss it or how many resolutions you puss, they do not make any difference. You must come to the same conclusion that all other people have—that gold is recog nized us the universal standard of value. It is the meuHuro that must Is- used It is the measure by which your wealth mu t be touted. It has been uud always will bo the touchstone of measurement, and whin you depart from that mid try to figure up any oilier measure which the world does not reeognizo yon get into confusion. Attempting to reconcile them, it is idle to talk ill < lit. It is idle to talk about compromising on any other measure of value. The world will not accept it. Wo have tho experience of «■very nation tlint has tried it, and it lias been tried in almost every civilized nation. • • • Do not let us try to de ceive tho American people. Do not let us try to make them believe by some las us ] ecus of legislation that we can give them something of real valuo—wo can give them a measure of value that is better than the universal stundurd of mankind. Do not deceive them in that regard. Let them know tho f lets now. I Is-lieve that it would bo highly injuri ous to this country to again inflate the currency. • • • I need not enlarge upon tho evils of a depreciated currency. Thia country Inis felt them too severely to require thut I should mention them. It matters not what, kind of a depreci ated currency you have« it necessarily entails m.uiy evils. • • • Wagri Go I’p Slowly. Every cheap money experiment ever tried in this or in any country has dem onstrated that, while prices respond quickly to changes ill the value of money, wiiges respond but slowly. Hence, though wages appear to rise win n mom y i i depreciating, they are in ronlity fulling The difference in rapid ity with which wages and prices go up has been illustrated by prices going up in elevators while wages walk up the stair steps. It is certain that wage earn ers always lose nnd never gain by being paid in a depreciated or depn-ciating currency. Secretary. !» * ■»' HI IS 11 1 ® P '8 *' From Tillamook to Gftribaldi From Tillamook to I lobsonville From Tillamook to Buy City 1,1 *' '* * ltr fro.:x U.S.Jounal cf 'fedMnt Kvervbo.iy Hays ho. Cascarets ( and v Cathartic, the most won derful medicul tlis<<> erv of the age, p eas ant, and rcfrei.liiinr to the msle, act gently and positively on kiopeys. liver end bowels, cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, cure in adnene, le‘ er, lialdtunl < oi.-.ill ation -o.d bi ion; ni'-s. Pi. asc buy and try a box oft'. < ’. C. to-dav; in, 2.y. 1.0 < ents. bold and gusriuiteed to euro by all druggists. Beware of in" powders, Alum makes good medicine but bad food. A 1 sour doctor. su or Sa 1c 160 acres mi the north end of the San.I Spit. Excelienl* mill site. !>♦•«•)» water right clone to slioie \ahialile for1 speculative pn:po«ps. Can be had at a great bargain i* purchased soon. Inquire al th if oilice. 50 YEARS* EXPERÌENCE T<» Cure ('onsttpution ! orever. Take Casent els <' niùv <’clliarllc. 10c rr25c If C. U. C. fail io cui;1. tiruggisLs rt fuiid ihuuey Reduced Fares! t » A A A * ______________________________ R |cavcat3, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat-? €eirt business conducted for M oderate F ees , t i O ur O ffice is O pposite U. s. patent O ffice } /and we cans'*--ure patent in less time than those5 (remote from Washington._____________________ S £ Send inode!, drawing or photo., wi b descrip-f ftion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of$ (charge. Out fee r.ot dve till patent is secv.red. > $ A P amphlet , “ II "v to Obtain Patents,” with# #cost of same in the U. S. and foreign countries? 5sent free. Address, S Scientific American. A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir culation <>f any scient ide journal. Terms. f3 a year; four months, $1. Sold by all newsdealers. Astoria and Tillamook pacific ¡\lavigafcioq Company Will make trips every five dar«, the weathet peim tllng betweeu A,torl, and TTtamook Clt| c.irjing height ami | a-.euae■ s. ELMORE, SANBORN 4 Co., Astorie, or COHN & CO., Tillamook, Agts. Prof. W. H. Peeke, who makes a specialty of , Epilepsy, has without doubt treated and cur ed more cases than any living Physician ; lii.1 success is astonishing. We have heard of casej uf 20 years’ standing cured by him. H ü publishes a v a 1 u a b 1 o work on this dis ease, which he sends with a largo bot- , tie of his absolute cure, free to any suiTerers who i iay send their P. O. ai d Exprès ; address. We advise anv one wishing a euro toaddress Irof.W. J. PL2KL, F. D„ 4 Cedar Ct., Hew York T rade M arks D esigns C opyrights & c . Anyone spnrt.'ng a sketch nnd deRcrintitm may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable. < <>mniiiiii<’H* thins strictly contldenttat. I landbook on Patenta sent free, oldest agency lor securing patents. Patents taken through Munn A <’o. receive special notice, without charge, in the Steamer W. H. Harrison, or R. P. 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Its literary matter represents the best thoughts of 6iich writers as Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen, Charles Warren Stod dard, Edith M. Thomas, Joaquin Miller. Its illustrations show ill the best style tlie glories of the Pacific Coast. It is a pictorial history of the Great West. Il covers the whole basin of the Pacific, including China, Japan, and Corea. You want it, so does your family, x— jw ««. —* m - One Sample Copy, loc. Single Numbers, aye. Yearly Subscription, $3.00. All Postmasters are authorized to take m w subscriptions. Overland Monthly Pub. Co. B ah F rahoisoo , Ozi. Do you want to ----- Dealer in------ STUDEBAKER WACONS, Osborne Mowera Bugs»!e< bny -ake-», plows and otlu’r farm machinery. You can save money by «IcA'.’iig wiih me. Special Prices» on Buggies and Snrine waious. • yot ir C. A. BAILEY, Tillamook, Ore. town lol" or tiiubev c'aim or any ytlier’iniproved or mi improved real i-Mute? If so yon want to put it inta 1 lie Landa of bohio one who will ad- , vertise anti try to sell it. I ¡■1st opened in this city a thorough ly equipped -A.re 3TO-UL t2 -A-xe 37-ov. 15 : •win -sr Coufacatlon of Property. will carry passengHre at the fallawing cash rates until further notice. And charge to the account of Pacific Lumber Company. -------- Will Run Cha-------- A farmer who had his crop of wheat stored in his granary or a manufacturer who had his warehouse filled with the products of his factory would think It ail outrage if tlm government should in sist upon confiscating one-half of his wheat or his goods. What better is it by the adoption of free silver coinage to confiscate one-half of the wage of tho laborer or one half of his accumulated savings, or one half of the dower of the widow, or one half of tho pension of the soldierf—Philadelphia Reoord. IL a,fe OtTtce Rm to re the Zero Frrralng I'oinU In the haste in which the Democrats at Chioago prepnnsi their platform they forgot to include the plunk declaring in favor of restoring tho natural freezing point of «era Mankind has suffered ami shivered tremendously Isvuus.. of this in human standard of temperature ndopted undoubtedly at the instigation of coal b.irons and quack doctor» Without waiting for the aid or conscut of any other nation lot ns nroooed to lower the freezing point and to reform our climate in the interests of the masses. MEANS h k VT í litr*i Want the lirai The farmer and the mechanic must be fres» to use the very best tool« and implements, and the merchant and banker must bo free to use tho very la st money and iustrutm nts of credit. Au honest and stable measure of value is just as ueeessary to both us are hottest and stable measures of weights and quantities, and it requires no argument to show that without these it would bo impossible to transact theordiuary bust- n<-M of the country.—Hon. John U. Carl isla Direct from S. F. to Tillamook. Fine Dressed Tlooring and Finishing Lumber, a Specialty NO ALL KIN-OS O r J ‘h° WOrld Ammunition and t.Ve no Ä " Cu” FOFF.. « ake no other. A,k your <tc«ler foT WINCHESTElT^ w . nch . st E rwe ;— And nm now prepared J'o tran- saef all business usually connected with hiic I i offices. I expect to make a specialty the mile ofTillemook County Lunds niul for that purpose will advertise extensively in eastern papers. If you linvo any land, f»r sale now is the time to bring it '• amt list ir. . If yon want to buy or trade fe* real estate, if you have property you desire atteiited Io in your#* sence, or any other business in I"* real estate line you are rt*P*®*’ fully invited to coms and 8M •• D. DeK. Bowman» ct Tillamook, Ore, FT I F lnctit» Yonr Bowrl, Wltli <’ Candy Cathartic, cure constipa:”!1 ' r.a Wc.ae. MC.C C fail,druggistsretui’1’®"’