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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-17


SEATTLE. Wash, Nov. l7.-Not a
railroad tain has LETT o. reached
Suittlo yet, bot the railway msnagers
claim thu, they will be- Able o. got
trains out today. Wet uounl trains
on the CauHIiau PlciiiC were reported
last night a. getting through. super.
intenuent kiton Of the Great N1glhefp
wired here that between two sud
thftc miles Of track was unief water
near Sultan. NJ estimate ui damage
eau be made unul the water subsidies,
Reports from oil points on the North.
I'm Pacific show that the ram has
ceased aud enuw 10 taking its place.
There wefol four inches OF snow ~
Black Diamond. The conditions are
Considerable favorable and railroad
men are hopeful.
woEsT WOOD on RECORD.
SEATTLE, Washington, nov. l7.-A
Posi- lntviiIroncor special IRON Mount
Vernon says tho present Hood Ia the
sEagit valley IL the vOfst In IT, hit
tory. The wholp valley IL undHr
water anu great damage will ensue 10
thu farmafs. The country between
Mount Vernon ana Lauonning IN sub.
merged while TO tue south there 10 QUE
vAst lake. At Mount Vernon tbs
wster Is fifteen inches higher than
ever known.
The dykes were manned ali OF last
night and u was not until this morn
ing tue Hoods began 60 fecode.
A special TO this Post lntolligeneo
from kelso gays the COvliia TiyeT ~
higher than ever anu ttill rising. An
log D0oms have br ken loose aud NIL.
lions Of feet Of logs aud thousands VI
cOTds Of 1hinRle bolts have gone.
The valleys VI the White and Black
IivofG are covered with water aud the
loss 70 farmers Will be large.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-04

Call u anyt bli AZ Brsld ~ c.
iinA - CITY NJ . 81 I 4
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-04

SLOWS actaal quantity 70 BE- accurs4say
sscertained By mere count Of unwosn
pieceA
Il ought 10 b : mere truim 10 say
that coinage does not and cannot alEec1
value; that Il simply certifies the quail
tty and quantity Of . certain piece o6
property, for the information and con-
venience Of that world Of trade Whose
use and mutual agreement alone estab-
lishes the value Of the property 20 certi-
6ed. Coinage does not make copper sil-
yer nor silver gold. nor does IL make two
grains Of one, nor affect In the least
degree the rate OF their exchange foE
each other In the open market.
When the coinage ratio Of Is to wa
adopted, it was - nearly a. possible the
actual market ratio Of silver TO gold.
The two metals were thus treated u
nearly alike a. possible. In order to get
1000 silver dollars one had to take 70
the mint 1000 worth Of silver. But
with free coinage at 16 70 I. with the
present market price Of silver and un-
limited legal tender, can take $500
worth Of other property, 60 into the
market and buy $500 worth Of sil-
ver bullion, take Il to the mint have
Il coined into 1000 silver dollar
pieces and compel you to accept them
In discharge Of my previously in
CURED debt to you for d. 600 worth d
gold or Il any other equally valuable
property which yon had let me have in
exchange for IN equally valuable amount
Of property promised 70 Be delivered to
you at q future time But do not expect
TO recoup yourself BY taking that same
$500 worth Of silver in the l, 600 pieces
and going into the market with IL and
buying 81, 600 worth Of other property
with II, just because the law enabled
me to compel you to take It. for the o..
600 worth OF some sort If property
which you had let me have On the faith
or promise Of getting another 81 ZOO
worth in return. II II be otherwise, II a
legal tender act can make 80 cents
worth Of silver a. valuable in the mar
ket a. 100 CENTS worth Of gold, It can
work the same change In 10 cents worth
Of silver or q cents worth Of pewter.
The value Of the bullion, the property
itself, il then no longer an element In
the question Of the value OF silver dol
lar, or any other dollar, and the ques-
ton Of the relative production and
abundance Of silver and gold. or Of any
other metal, is wiped out. Let Us all get
few hundredweight Of iron, pass a
law requiring only q few grains Of it in
dollar of full legal tender quality with
free coinage and be rich.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-04

WUDgO - W0oo4o 49,
Tho Populiss q North Carolina
hAve established . newspaper On wheela
Il goes into : town, gets ont ono iasueL
md goes On 70 the merit town. "-Au-
guseA (GA Daily TfibnnA
Theee = svidently. . GlieAt egEe4n
tho ahove Il should read, Tho P0pu-
lisls q North Carnlina haye establiahed
Z newspaper with wheela IN this ~
spect tie North Carolina papeF d00 nct
di2R from The ret q TO R0pulist and
silverite uegans throughout the country.
they no III rum nd edited 81 men
with Wheels II their heada, aome q
then With beautiful silver cartwhselaI
which make 9AO rev0lutiOns psr min
uta The busting a 10 wheeh = ceten
miseaken for th0nghts q tlae cuzzency
question. and Tie un3oe tuna1e who has
In writes down Whist he thinks thsy
~ ~ prints 4 = q argnment IT.
ekes ooinagA
II addikim . - 10 % 1 whss1.
theEo = ~ 0a< mooney wheel with
esank AA1achnent; ~ deht Sspndfa-
60 wAt; - wAeel a % sksanent
loane a. 1aem dncts; and oeaer 49,
1lae nna inR Is should - eaaV loe ~
E0uG4h Caeuatno III RI $3.50 =
nA psls ~ wsls fiBht =
Gle ON s1nl & Il
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-04
whist Chaaneey Dspew says.

Mr.. Depew says that the country has
suffered for years because Of the Soubt
about our currency, that this has been
one Of the causes Of the financial and in
dustrial depression from which we are
still suffering, and that 1.-THE hold up
in the senate by the silver senators o1
all measures for the relief Of the treas
ury, unless coupled with the free COIN
age Of silver upon an arbitrary ratio
has made the money question the lead
ing and most important Issue TO be de-
cided In this campaign" He adds:
''The agricultural, manufacturing,
mercantile and wage earning interests
Of the country have at last an opportu-
nifty to settle at once and forever that
the United States shall be put perma-
nently upon . gold standard; that the
workingmen's money shall be the best
money; that the credit Of the United
States. because Of it's wealth, resources
and undeveloped possibilities, shall be
the best in the world No party which
fails emphatically to say this can carry
New York, New Jersey, Connecticut OF
Massachusetts Upon any other basis
Pennsylvania will be doubtful. a. will
also be Michigan, Minnesota and nli-
noiA The question now can neither be
side tracked nor eliminated nor sup
pressed The feeling Of the country II 90
acute on the currency and the deter
mination to settle and dispose Of II il "a
emphatic that both the Republican and
the Democratic national conventions
have got to make It the leading issna,
and the one that fails will fight q losing
battln."
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-04

lea OF these QuAl1tle8, ~ the medium
Of their exchange& So long a. for any
reason, that form has had recognised
value and acceptability q wide q the
range Of trade Of that time, Il haa
served IT. purpose. even Il imperfectly.
When il acceptability has ceased. o.
has ceased 10 be commensurate with The
lleld II trade II has dropped ont Of usa.
History IL full Of instances II disused
and abandoned mcneyA
Whenever q PARTICULAR form Of prop
eEty has served as 3 medium q ex-
change. IL has necessarily become q
measure 81 the value Of every item d
property unchanged By IT'D intervention.
When cowries were the medium, ev-
eeything else was valued IN Cowxiea. Il
was the same way with Sheep Gown,
clothA hideA bunches d Ghingle4 etc.
So that intermediate kind or form a
property, BY frst exchanging for which
III other kinds Of property arc ezchanged
for each other. II Tor the time being both
. medium q exchange and : measure
q value Of the things Exchanged
Whenever . money has been = klnd
of property which existed n material
unitA like cowrieA axrowhead4 Gheer
O. ether like sort the conventional unit
d exchange has been tbs natural unit
by which ths count q quantity would
be- mada But when the e1tenaion u The
oeld q trade and the changed wants a
men have compelled such re3nenents b
tia nualifv han1k and cnnvpn,1eanf,a ~ IL
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-04
Three Opinions:

1.-THE CHICAGO RECORD IS a model
newspaper in every sense Of the word. -
Harrisburg PA Call.
.7here IS no paper published In America
that 50 nearly approaches the true Journal
isfic ideal as The CHICAGO RECORD. -
From "NeWspaperd0m New Y0rk).
~ have come to the firm conclusion, after
long test and after Z wide comparison
with the Journals Of many cities and CONF
tries, that The CHICAGO RECORD comes
IS near being the ideal daily Journal IS we
ane Tor some time likely 10 find or these
mortal shores. = Prof. J. II Hatfield 4
7I1e Evanston (iil.) Index.
Sold bv neusdeolers eueryuhere and subscriptions
receiued By al postmdsters ADDRESS THE CHi-
CAGO RECORD, 1871 Aodison-st
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-04

PLEAsE NOTE T8RIa9.
80 Cash Or good NOTE sine Of Service.
His full brother, Theron, stands q so,
and his sire at ol0O spot cash.
@. s. BOYee, . ELK Point.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-04
Eggs
-; Fowls !. -.

AN prepared 70 furnish Eggs for
setting from the following breeds:
MACK Lasgshaas, barred Hynessh
Rocks. asd 3. Z. wyssdsftes, & ol.50
for 10. Ials0, nave Some cockerels q
from d up. Write for what You want.
Trnnas Anes, Ell ROiat, $. y.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-04

EXTRA FANCY FLOUR.
0uara1tsel . Ses1 - the besa 0inDs
aDOliS pato01o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

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