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FLORENCE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1891.
Vol. V.
TR A V ELFR '-’ GUIDE.
BUSINESS CAR J.'
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STATE OFFICERS
C R A IN ,
Governor...................Sylvester Pennoyer
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O re g o n .
Secretary of State . . Geo. W, McBride H ju .g © n o
Treasurer.........................Philip Metelien
Supt. Public Inst ruction E. B. McElroy
State P rinter................ Frank C. Baker
H EN R Y A. BAY, Agent
i .............. It. A. Bean
Supreme Court - ............ F. A. Moore
) , .. ,C. E. Wolveiton
Judge Second D istrict.. .J. C. Fullerton
Of Salem, Oregon.
Attorney Second District .Geo. M. Brown This is the lending insurance coin puny of the
State Insurance Comp’y
Judge............................... - ...A . H. Fisk
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I .................. Eli Perkins
Commissioners
............ j . r . Callison
C lerk................................ A. C. Jennings
•Sheriff................................ A. J Johnson
Treasurer................................. J. G. Gray
Assessoi................................ D. P. Burton
School Superintendent.. J. G Stevenson
Surueyor........................... W. B. Pengra
Coroner..................................J. W. Harris
C ITY OFFICERS.
Pneitie const. Assets a quarter of a niillioit dol
lars. Private dw ellings and farm property a
specialty. Address me at Uurdiuer, U i w i u *n<k
i will c a ll upon you aad io wire your property,
H ead of T ide H otel,
. . B. F. Alley
E- B a n g s ,
P ro p rie to r.
flR ST
RATIONAL
RANK
Single fare. - - - - $5.00
Round trip - - - ' - " "?ii.ufr
Tickets for sale at E. Bangs’s
livery barn, Eugene, and at H urd
& Davenport’s office in Florence.
Florence to Yaquina.
For Passenger and Freight Rates
EUGENE.
T . G. H EN D R IC K S. PRES.
------ apply
S . B. EA K IN , J « ., C A S H ' R
to ------
Oscar Funke PAID UP CASH CAPITAL,
$ 6 0 ,0 0 0 Meyer & Kyle,
Florence, Or.
O. W. Hurd SURPLUS AND PROFITS,
$ 5 0 ,0 0 0
Win. Ky e
L. Christensen A C C O U N T S S O L I C I T E D
S T E A M S R “ C O O S ,”
EUGENE,
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OREGON.
Recorder.............................. Drew Severy
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Treasurer..................... Frank B. Wilson
Marshal..................................J. C. Brown
R E G U L A R D A I L Y T R IP S
Justice of Peace.........II. M. Chamberlin
THE
LEADING
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Board of Trustees
E. H A N S O N ,
SECRET SOCIETIES.
A
HATS
A. R. General Lynns Post, No. 58.
a meets after the first quarter uf the
ill-tun, linear month.
J. L. F urnish , Commander.
B. F. Alley, Adjutant.
Tho». F. Oakes, Henry C. Payne, Henry C. Reuse Rec'vrs
ORTHEREM
PACIFIC.
CAPS,
|^ F N F FURNISHING GOODS
a
* O, U. W. Perpetua Lodge, No. 131,
rl. meets every 1st and 3d Saturdays
eacli month. Members and visiting
brethren in good standing are cordially
invited toatlend. A. O. Funke, M. W.
J oseph A. Moauis, Recorder.
Of
C S o th ie r ..
AND
F. A A. M. Singlan* Lodge No. 107.
M
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A
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T - T A IL O R ,
■ Regular communication un gerund
Saturday night in each month.
DEALER
IN
C. B. M okoan , W. M.
O. W. H urd , Secretary.
and
EUGENE,
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OREGON.
FLORENCE DRUG STORE.
O. W . H U R D ,
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C. D. T H O M A S ,
PROPRIETOR.
MANAGER
FLORENCE,
OREGON.
O. O. F. Herein Lodge No. I l l , meets
every Wednesday evening in Lodge Pure
] ■ Hall.
Florence, Oregon. Brothers in
good standing invited to attend.
W m . B bbniiabdt , N. G.
J . I. BOTTEBPIELD.KeC. Sec.
CHURCH DIRECTORY
(RESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Florence,
Oregon. Sabbath service. Suhbiith-
•hool.lO o'clock a. m. Preaching 11
clock a. m. and 7 p. in. Sacrament of
le Lord's supper on 1st Sabbath of
inuary, April, July and October,
verytiody is welcome to nil tlie services,
astor requests Christians to make
leuiselves known.
I. G. K notts , Pastor.
W in e s
and
S le e p in g
Liquors.
C a rs
E le g a n t
Drugs,
D in in g C a rs
Medicines,
Chemicals,
T o u r is t
Perfumery,
S te e p in g C a rs
Stationery,
Wall Paper,
ST. PAUL
Blank Books,
M IN N E A P O L IS
Toilet Articles,
DULUTH
Window Shades,
FARG O
G RAN D FO RKS
TO
Physicians’ Prescriptions Carefully
CROO KSTO N
,—Compounded.—
W IN N IP E G
HELENAj4“^
ETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
service. Preaching at Glenaila ev-
4,1, Sabbaths. Sabbath-School ev-
Sabbath at 10 a. m. Prayer meet-
; everv Thursday evening at the
ireh. "Everv body cordially invited.
G. W. Q uimby ,
Pastor.
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O M A H A , K A N S A S C IT Y ,
C H IC A G O ,
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O re g o n .
A TTO R N EYS
A. C. WOODCOCK,
Attorney at Law,
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O re g o n
» » Room, 7 and 6 McLaren’« Building.
lm I attention given to collections and pro-
businesn.
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All my work will be warranted to give
aatiafsetion. Call on or write to me at
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Assistant General Passenger Agent.
P o r t l a n d O r.
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254 Washington S< Cor. 3d
PORTLAND, OR
A storia , Or., Nov. 19.—The British
ship Swanmore, which arrived in this
afternoon from San Francisco, after a
passage of 18 days, had a narrow escape
from becoming a total loss otf False Til
lamook head, yesterday afternoon, and
would undoubtedly have gone ashore
but for tlie arrival of tlie steamer W. II.
Harrison on Iter way from Nehalem for
this city. It seems the Swanmore ar
rived otf tlie lightship about 3 o’clock
Saturday afternoon and finding no tug
or pilot stood off to tlie southward, a
wind having sprung up from tlie north
east. Early Sunday morning tlie wind
died away, and tlie Swanmore found
lierseif enveloped in a thick fog, and
being unable to locate their bearings
were completely lost until they were
startled to bear a noise that always
causes the sailors’ blood to run cold, tlie
roaring of the breakers on tlie beach.
The anchor was at once dropped and 35
fathoms of chain run out. Here they
remained until 8:30, when a light off
shore wind sprung up, and tlie ship’s
anchor was slipped. They stood direct
ly off shore for about eight miles, and
the wind again failed them. Again tlie
vessel drifted toward the breakers, and
their dull, roaring sound was plainly
audible, when a second breeze sprung
up and tlie Swanmore was headed to-
ward the open sea. By tliis time tile
fog had lifted and tlie crew of the Swan
more could easily distinguish tlie rugged
and perpendicular clifl of Cape Falcon.
At 3 o’clock they were nearly eight
miles off shore, when they were again
becalmed, and commenced drifting shore
ward. Pilot Thomas Neill, who was on
board the Harrison, gives the following
particulars of tlie Swanmore’s escape:
“ We crossed tlie Nehalem bar at 3 p.
in. yesterday and found tlie fog thicker
than it bus been outside for a long time
past. Immediately after crossing, Cap-
lain Schrader saw tlie topmasts of a
large vessel looming up above the fog-
bank, which entirely shut off from view
tlie vessel itself. Captain Schrader head
ed the Harrison for the vessel, which
proved to be the Swanmore. She was
about half a mile outside the breakers
and drilling rapidly toward tlie beach.
Her starboard anchor and chain were
gone and distress signals were flying.
Captain Schrader soon had the ship’s
steel liawser made fast, and towed tlie
imperiled vessel about 14 miles off
shore, parting company with her at 11 :30
last night and promising to send a tug
out as soon as lie reached tliis port.”
When the Harrison arrived at tlie
scene of tlie occurrence, the Swanmore'»
boats were lowered, the crew’s clothes
aboard, and everything ready to leave
tlie ship as soon as slie struck. Fortun
ately, the weather was calm and a light
northeast wind blowing....To these cir
cumstances and the Harrison’s timely
appearance tlie Swanmore's safety is
dne. Captain Schrader, of the Harrison,
claims tliat no bargain was made; in
fact, there was no time for striking liar-
gain». On the other hand, Captain
Greenbaum, of the Swanmore, claims
that a bargain was made for $900.
G A R D IN E R
S T A G E L.INH3,
the republican side of congress, and ail
of them feeling that it will lie necessary
A M I,
f.-r them to make a showing to theircon-
SECOND CLASS SLEEPING CARS, stituents, there will naturally be n pretty
attached to all Through Train«.
general clamor for appropriations for
West Side Division.
B etween
P ortland and C orvallis . p „ o „ s „ i ...m
,,. i niildingl, custom houses ami
M i l l . T a i l s b l l l . V (F .X I K I T SI S U I T . )
o iliv c
7 :;o a m | l.v
Portland
Ar I ft
a m river and harbor improvements. While
12:1ft p m | Ar
Corvallis
l.v | I no p in
At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains the republican party has shown a dispo
of Oregon Pacific Railroad.
sition towards liberality in public im
Kxrnzaa train » in,tv ( zxczct acshivj
l.v
Portland
Ar|S:2ft a m provements there is probability of aneffort
4:40 p
Ar
M cM innville
t.v I ftfto a m
7:2ft p
Thronvh T icket, to ail poin t. In the Fasten. to hold their iniscellaneous appropria
State«, l anada and Europe can la- obtained at
low e.t rate, from !.. O. Adclr. Aac.it, Pimene. tions as low as possible. The low condi
tion of tlie treasury and tlie fact that a
R. Kornt.it«.
r.. !• Roosaa.
Manager.
A .-t. O. F. and Pass Agt.
piesidi-ntial elfc'ilio-: »ill be so near at
Portland, ttregon.
D i n i n g C a rs o n O g<len I t o u t e ,
P u llm a n
hard will prove strong arguments in
this direction, as will the possibility ot a
presidential veto. The republicans, at
present, have six of the 17 members of
the rivers ami tiarbors committee, and
all their members have been re-elected
except Henderson, of Illinois.
With
Henderson out of the way, Hermann, of
Oregon, lakes first place in the republi
can membership of the committee, with
Stephens, of Michigan, Hooker, of New
York, Grosvenor, of Ohio, and Rybnrn,
of Pennsylvania, following iu tlie order
named, Tt cannot, of course, be known
whether tlie next speaker will follow the
“Uij ily ruh H he should, Hermann
would become chairman.
A FOOLISH POPULIST.
Kolb Defeated for Gov
ernor of Alabama
DecliU'PS HÍS
to be Inaugurated.
greenbackers could not give him office,
lie Hopped over into the People’s party,
and was their candidate for president.
He canvassed Oregon while running for
president on that ticket. When that
organization failed and fizzled out lie
had sense enough to leave it, while some
others did not, and he joined tlie demo
crats. The republicans refused to take
him back. The Democrats nominated
[ h‘m for congress in iiis district in Iowa.
Tlie Populists thereupon dropped liim,
and lie was completely snowed under by
the Republican candidate, Nov. (!. Thera
is no other party left for Weaver to join.-
C a its U p o n 111. F o l l o w e r s K v M j r w l i M e I H e h B3 t r i e d
t o (« M tl/e r a t M o » t < o i n e r y o n D e u e m -
b e r 1st u n d A i d H i m in T l i k i n g H in S e a t. of political honesty
E u fte t S le e p e r s
I
f a i l ea .
Lack
, ...
. ,
and stability of char-
acter lias ruined tlie career of a once
brilliant man. Tlie fate of such men aa
Greeley, Trumbull, Fenton, Schurz,-
Weaver and l’ennoyer, to say notiiing
about Pierce and the smallest fry in Or
egon, should admonish men who have
been honored and trusted by their party
to use their influence for good within
their own party and not jump into some
other organization, which is perhaps no
better than their own, on slight provo
cations, or try to organize new parties
out of the same kind of materials of
which their own party is largely com
posed. There is room only for two per
manent parties in tliis country, and
when a third party comes to xtay one of
these now on tlie stage must retire.—•
Oregon State Journal.
THAT NEW PARTY.
Express Trains Leave Portland Daily.
I North
' South
1 Q u ic k e r t o O m a h a a n d ; 6:15 p in 1 l.v
Ar 1 6:20 a m
Hort land
Eugene
K a n n an C ity .
1 12:07 p m 1 I'V
i'v 2.44 a in
l-v 1 7:00 p in
m i ' h in 1Ar gan I- raneisco
tIBlil" nn»p
«»•» '-«■••• •••••■. ..<>m ’ VU
T h r o u g h T a l l m a n a n d T o n r l n t S le e p e r « , land to Albany inclusive; also Tangent, Hhedds, NEXT CONCRESS
COMMITTEES.
Halsey. Harrisburg, Junction City, Irving. Eu
F r e e R e c lin in g C h a ir C a m ,
gene, Comstocks. Drains and all stations from
H e r m a n n J»o D o u b t W i l l b e I ’ l a r e . l aa
Roseburg to Ashland inclusive.
D i n i n g C ars.
ROSEBCRO MAIL,DAILY.
C liM irtn K ii o f R i v e r * a n d H a r b o r s .
For rate« and general inform ation call on or
14:30 p m
Portland
H -30 a m I Lv
address
10:26 n m
Eugene
2:30
p in Lv
So many new men as there will he on
7:00 a in
Roseburg
5:50 p m I Ar
W . H . H I R L IH R T ,
Leaves Florence Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays.
Arrives at Florence Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.
Connects with Steamer and Scotts
Also with
work at the most Reasonable Price«. burg Stage Line for Drain.
Stage
Lin* for Coos Bay.
Charge
Office over Orruge Store.
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O r e g o n . reasonable.
KKTtL SURCERY.
The best
For information, tim e card», maps and tickets,
call on or write
OF THE
• O re. H . H . B a rre tt, P ro p ’r,
JOHN C. CRAY,
ALL
P O I N T S E A S T ’<"'1 S O U T H
DAYS to
EAST AND
CHICAGO THE SHASTA
Asst. Geni. Pass. Agent,
U It. JOHNSON,
YORK
BOSTON AND
A. D. C H A R L T O N ,
E A S T E R N C IT IE S ,
O re g o n .
JOE MORRIS, Jr
JPlor«xio®
S T . L O U IS
A N D ALL
And Collector.
Office tw o doors west of Florence Hotel.
F lo r e n o e ,
DENVER,
A British Ship Nearly
D r if ts ^ ^ o r e
Leaves Eugene on Mondays and
Thursdays at 6 a. n i , arriving in
Florence the day following at 4 p. in.
Returning—Leaves Florence on (Iff False Tillamook Rut is
Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 a. nt.
Rescued by the Harrison.
arriving in Eugene the day follow
ing at 7 p. in.
W. W. NEELY, Prop’r.
Tables furnished with all the
rScbarts
delicacies of the season. Wild S te a m e r
------------S A I L S -------------
game, fish and fruit in season. Best
accomodations for the traveling! On the 1st, lOtli and 20th of each
month.
public. Charges reasonable.
Single trip $3.00. Round trip $5.00
OF
President............
STAGE LINE.
Practical Watchmaker
Vnd Dealer in Fine Watches and Jewelry
OOUNTY office ». s
EUGEXE-FLOKEXCE
WAS LOST IN TRE FOG.
No.
Sr. Lovi», Nov. 14.—A special from
Birmingham, Ala., says: Reuben F.
Kolb, tlie defeated candidate of tlie pop
M inneapolis , M inn ., N cv . 25.—A. ulist party for governor of Alabama,
Gray (S. D.) correspondent of the Jour publish)» a lengthy address to the peo
nal, wires tlie following information ob ple of Alabama in tlie People’s Daily
tained from the amanuensis of one of Tribune, tlie state organ of tlie Kolbities
tlie leaders of the movement.. “ For sev and populists, in which he declares his
eral month» an understanding lies ex intention to be inaugurated governor of
isted among the leading silver men o tlie state December 1, and calling upon
tiie United States that an emphatic de his followers everywhere to gather at
mand shall be made that Ilia republican Montgomery that day and aid him in
platform of 1896 shall contain an une taking liis seat. Tlie address begins by
quivocal declaration in favor of tlie un saying that the paramount issue in the
qualified free coinage of silver, and in late state compaign was honest elections,
tlie event of failure of the republicans to and charges tliat frauds were committed
so declare, a new party movement shall in 1892. Kolb says there was almost a
forthwith be sprung with a two-plank universal demand against tlie repetition WRECKACE OFF SIUSLAW BAR.
platform declaring simply for protection of these frauds. He then says just after
and free coinage. Tlie management of tlie election this year lie issued an ad
S an F rancisco , N ov . 24.—Tlie schoon
tlie movement is largely in the hands of dress stating lie had been elected, soon er Berwick lias arrived from Siuslaw
Senator Jones, Stewart and Pettigrew, after which liis leaders held a conference. with a cargo of lumber and reports that
and they are looking to Senator Camer As a result of this conference, meetings she passed a quantity of wreckage off
on as a presidential candidate in the were called in every county for tlie pur Siuslaw bar October 29. A number of
event of the new party. The results of pose of ascertaining the wishes of tlie doors, windows and panels'from some
tlie recent election have given tlie lead people with reference to tlie alleged vessel’s cabin were floating, but none of
ers renewed confidence, as they now be frauds. A convention was also called nt them had marks that would lead to
lieve they will be able toabsorbthe rem Montgomery November 12, says the ad their identification. The doors and pan
nants of tlie populists and secure dress, at which resolutions were adopted els were painted white, with brown
through tlie protective plank the adhe that Kolb was elected by the qualified stripes and decorative figures on them
sion of the labor vote of the east. Thus electors; tliat the will of tlie people was in tlie shape of a border. The schooner
they hope to centralize the entire free set aside through the agency of election also passed a cluster of logs in about tlie
silver strength and much of tlie labor managers and county officials, aided anil same locality, and her skipper thought
vote of tlie country. My informant i» abetted by a corrupt judiciary. Kolb that the wreckage and piles were front
positive in tlie declaration tliat the re then says that last Saturday, when tlie the brig T. W. Lucas, that was "aband
publican party will he forced either to legislature convened in joint session to oned at sea nearly three weeks ago.
adopt a silver plank or be destroyed. count tlie votes for state officers, Senator
COURT MARTIAL ORDERED.
This intention to rule or ruin is tlie fun Goodwyn arose to file a protest signed
damental tenentof tlie movement. It is by 44 populist members of the legisla
D enver , N ov . 21.—An order was re
already said Senator Catneron lias con ture against counting the vote of certain
ceived to-day at head-quarters of the
sented to join tlie movement.”
counties, where it is alleged frauds were department of Colorado from Washing
committed,
when Speaker Clark, of tlie ton directing Captain Tlieopliilus W.
SOLID FOR SILVER.
house, ruled Goodwyn out of order and Morrison, of tlie Sixteenth infantry,
C a l i f o r n i a , C o lo r a d a , N e v a d a , M o n t a n a ordered hint to take liis seat, calling up stationed nt Fort Douglas, to be tried by
a n d I d a h o 's I n f l u e i ic '* .
on tlie doorkeeper to seat him. The a court-martial for alleged insubordina
address then concludes:
tion during tlie railroad strike last sum
N ew Y ork , N ov . 23.—Arthur D Thom
“ The official count as declared by tlie mer. Officers here refuse to give partic
son, one of tlie best-known California speaker gives Oates a majority of 27,272. ulars regarding tlie case, but say tlie
hankers and financiers, is now in tlie Tlie election frauds committed in the court-martial was ordered by Assistant
city. Mr. Thomson is thoroughly ac counties named in tlie protest of Senator Secretary of War Doc, against tlie ad
quainted witli the poliilcal-flnuncial Goodwyn, of which wo have positive vice of General Schofield, who favored
condition of tlie Pacific coast.
and sworn evidence, would he more than tlie appointment of a retiring hoard, as
“ Tlie monetary issue will be the great sufficient to wipe out all the majorities Captain Morrison’s sanity lias been
issue in the campaign of 1896,” said lie, claimed for Oates. The foregoing con questioned for several years.
“ and in tliat the Pacific coast will he sidered, and in view of tlie exciting con
greatly interested. It will come into ditions in Alabama, I have determined SILVER MAN BUT A REPUBLICAN.
prominence tliat it lias never before at to discharge my full duty to tlie people
W asiiinoton , N ov . 25.—Renewed re
tained. While not a silver state itself, of Alabama. I will not fail to repeat
ports
that Senator Cameron lias given
California will naturally sympathize the pledges which I have made to the
witli Colorado, Arizona, Nevada, Mon people who have given me their confi consent to he the next presidential can
tana and Idaho, all ot which are natur dence and stood by me so heroically dur didate of a “ protection and free silver”
ally tributary to it. This combination ing the past four years. You, fellow- parly meets witli emphatic denial from
will have a. big influence in each of tlie citizens, have twice elected me governoi close and intimate friends of the senator
here, who are in a position to speak with
party conventions.”
of tliis state, and tliis time, by the grace
authority. Mr. Cameron said recently
of God and the help of the good people
WILL HELP THE REPUBLICANS.
tliat while lie was a silver man, lie was
ot Alabama, I will be governor. That
N ew Y ork , N ov . 23.—Congressman day I shall be in Montgomery for the none tlie less a republican and it was aa
elect M. W. Howard, of Alabama, purpose of taking tlie oath of office and a republican tliat lie hoped to see the
, , , ,
,
,, white inetal suitably recognized,
author of “ If Christ Came to Congress,” my seat as governor. And
I hereby call
delighted a large crowd of populists to upon the good pe'qile in every part of STEAM SCHOONER TO BE SOLD..
night by hard raps nt Cleveland, the the state to aid me in all proper and I
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Tammany tiger and tlie money power. peaceable methods to uphold tlie law I In pursuance of an execution issued in
Before liis speech, tlie congressman de and set aside tlie power of traitors an il' tlie state circuit court, in tlie ease of
clared that his party would repudiate usurpers in Alabama. I appeal to my Philip Buchner vs. E. H. llabighorst
any deal its senators might make w itli friends and supporters from all parts of and others, Sheriff Sears will sell tlie
the democrats looking to the control of tlie state to he in Montgomery tlie firs', steam schooner ilundurille, at tlie foot of
The
the senate. “ If our senators form any duy of December, 1894, there and then Davis street, on December 30.
alliance at all, it will be witli tlie re to give me theil support in a lawful and amount of the judgment is $10,356.10,
publicans,” continued the congressman. peaceable manner to vindicate their and attorneys fees, $603. Hie Bando-
“ I would not he surprised if such a man liberties. I counsel against any unlaw- ill plys between Portland, Coos bay and;
ns Allison, of Iowa, were united upon iu| j ein0I1gtr«tion, but ask the co-opera-1 San Francisco, and is estimated to bw
by tlie republicans and populists for jjon
frt.emen in tho necessary effort worth iu tlie neighborhood of $2.i,000.
president pro tern of tlie senate. Ululer j en,orce the law and carry out tlie will
WHAT PETTICREW SAID.
no circumstances will our senators affili of tlie people.”
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The arrest of Kolb for treason is not I Snivx F alls , N ov . 24.—Senator Pet-
ate witli tlie deniisirats.”
improbable, and if liis followers under- tigiew was seen l>y a reporter regarding
FREE SILVER CONFERENCE.
take to seat him, which, judging from « dispatch from Garry, S. I)., touching
The FrieiKi« ot F r e e s t l v e r t » F o r m u l a t e the sentiments expressed nt their meet- |,ia connection w ith tlie new silver party.
a P o ll e y .
ing in Montgomery last week, they will He denies tlie truth of the story, and
W ashington , N ov . 23.— The executive undoubtedly do, it is believed there »ill branded it a-an unmitigated falseliood.
T w o - P la n lt
P la tfo rm
D e c la r in g ;
fo r
P r o t e c t i o n a n il F r e e S i lv e r .
committee of the American bimetallic i be seriou. trouble,
MRS. KINNEY LEADS.
league lias culled a conference in St.,
PARTY ORGANIZATIONS.
C levei and , N ov . 20.—In the W. C. T.
Louis, November 27, at which the policy
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to be pursued by tlie free silver men will 1 Weaver, of Iona, flopped out of tlie U. convention to day after the election
he deeideil upon.
1 Republican party, when they would not of Miss Willard as president, Mrs. Nar
cissa White Kinney, of Astoria, Oregon,
. . . .
ri
J - continue him in office any longer, into
Dr. Price's Cream B akins I owder
kd the devotional services
Awarded Gold Mr-Li Midwinter Fiir, S«» Frvuuc»
j tlie g r e e n b a c k
p a r ty .
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