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V O L . J).
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PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Union Labor Column
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ro THE INTBUJCBT« OF TBK LAW h'
Office over New Druatore, Coqnille City. < >r.
U. S. Exnmmer for Pensions.
DR. L. B. LAWRENCE
Physician and Swgeon,
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C it y .
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regon
D. M. B rower , M. I
Physician and Surgeon,
^ 3 r r t le r ’c ix it, O r e u
¡ST"CalU promptly attended day or nRu
DR. J. J. «USNESHOVESf
PHYSICIAN & SURGEOI
B a n d o n , On e g .
D r . H.E. D unham ,
Homeopathic
Physician and Surgeon.
OreR.
Marshfield,
O. E. SMITH,
Surgeon Dentist,
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INSTANTANEOUS PH0T0GRAPHEKS
The following article by James
W innie <»f Grand Ledge, Mich., is
worthy o f serious consideration:
JOHN F- H A L L
A ll governments are but a reties
Attorney at Law and
of the intelligence <>f the ['eople. ns
JEZ 22,1 S 3 t a t o -¿^-gTG2a.t.
governments ate made by the peo-
M i u m R iP . O bboom .
pie; fl « >m the fact that il takes ; p -
f ; 8. whether
pie t•* urke “ ove i ninci . 1 1
jr k c .
o
ti.ry b e Î in B.i;res , K in g d. uns or lìo-
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
pulii ics. rt i Ci!i:r of 1’ ossia is
M AltSHFI ELD. ( >RECON.
adnii ttl-W 1 V 1 il inteìli (*■< -ut men to
b * the greatest desp it of the uiue-
Shedd-r-n F- Wilson
teent!i c *ntu; \ ; but weie all his
Attcmsy at Law
M a r s h f ie l d , ( V os C o u n ty , ( h:FO. su! j -«*ts Ni* bi-ts, W( uhi it 1 e ])os-
:-tb!e for tin* Ln.pire to txi-t witii
O ” '-»1 ov *r S ip V..*
D tur Store.
its rcvt
; ‘ fictions upon ti e rights of
A. J- SHEHWOOD,
the j ft
A t t o r n e y a t L aw
I f t!
i ! r se pr< j i sitions
and N »» w r y P ; d lic .
C oquille, Coos County. Oregon. t ie oh i M.tt « 1 t:nth, tin* studi ut
. r j * i.
. i l » r auc eut or ned-
T.. F. L a n -
J ohn L a n *
in. 1 : n c mv-,
!*nt m e c< ue.u-
iou nan;ìd y, ih nt uiftukiiul in ill
LA N E & LANE,
IttoMfy* ":nd foBHSflcrs at Lat\. grs 1 Il C ’ •t culi 1 ri y constituted, u
Land Cases a Speciality.
halo »W-i ■! .-.in» d !lot o f fools; V.holly
OfficeoaiIain3ireet.op,> .rite<'<no»oi>olii:\n
ackii il» ì U idea;*. am! force: cv* r
Hotel.
Ko—burg,
Oregon.
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MARSHFIELD. OREGON.
it
W S IN C L A IR ,
Attorney at law.
ire't^ral Insurance*-irul Hea1 Estate V^en’-.
C o q u i l l e C i t y , O regon .
T. G. OW EN.
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
MAMltriSLD. Oo*.
J. W . BENNETT.
Attorney at Law,
SIviwMFtsL», OaeooM.
0. Xa. W ATSON.
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Eunnu Cmr, O bkoom .
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~ J . H. NOSLER,
Notary Public
Coouri-LR C irt. (J on .
H. A. Wethey,
P A IN T IN G
and
G R A I N IN G
—In The—
Highest style of the Art. Work solicited.
Address: Coquille C ity .____________ n44.
I E . Harness.
WAICHMAKKR A JEWELER.
Four door# east of Odd
Fellows* Ball,
Coqnille City, Oregon.
All kinds of repairing and
cleaning done at short notice and at lowest
v ing prices.
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O. F.
I. o.
Coquille Lodge No.53
Meet* at Coqnille City every Saturday even
iag. Visiting brethren, in «ood atandin^.
cordially invited.
•J. C. Dr.ts, N. G.
A. F. and A. M.
Chadwick Lodge, No*68*
Meets at Coquille City on Saturday even
ing on or before the full moon in each
month.
8. A. W a . bd , W .M .
G. A
R.
Gen Lytle Post N o - 27.
wrongs perpetrated upon the peo-1 Omitting to tell the laborer that
pie, resulting in a revolution w hich since 18(0 10,000,000 o f these
gave ft sisterhood of states under ft ‘‘pauper laborers have landed in
epublican form of government, j the I nited States to con pete with
»unranteeing to its people “ life, : him for an existance.
iberty, and the pursuit o f happi- j I f he be a democrat he will res-
jess,” and equal rights under the j urrect the spirits of 1 homas Jeffer-
nw, to be ruled over by statesmen son and Andrew Jackson and offer
sleeted for n term of years, from them to yon as the exponents of
ind by the voice o f its people.
, the defunct democratic principles
What statesmen have done fo r o f that party. His voice is pitch-
his country and for the welfare o f ed to the tune of revenue reform;
ts people is the object o f this in- “ a reduction of the revenues to the
jmry.
JJore particularly with , expenditures of the government
hat period o f time covering the I (reduce taxation 81 per capita,
how mach relief would that give
ast thirty years.
d
of
applying
wisely
the
j
the
people!) And liis honesty o f
Instead
es of political economy to | purpose is best illustrated from the
■»real rules
O .
o -.
Meets in the Masonic huildinR, Corjuille
City, on Saturday niRbt after each full
moon.
All members in Rood atandinR are
oorJially invited to attend.
___________
Coqnille Fisherman’s
U N IO N
PSandLclpii Oregron,
W ill meet every fourth Saturday in each
■»•nth till further notice. All members in
Rood standing cordially invited to attend.
C O Q U IL L E
OREGON
Lis claim and that said proof will be mnue j or rnrry couutv. M iniles from Myrtle
before ti e Clerk of the County Court of |
Stock winters well on the plaoe
\ ment? Has not the time come
| when the farmer, the mechanic and j S T J S Ä ? . Î Â
| laborer can dispense with t h e ! Thom ««.Ur -empoon
| “ statesman?” Is it not time for all j
j|' v
j
Forty-seven millionaire “ Senatois” Uto. K o igU t..o f Labor; the Fedora,
enact all the laws required for tion o f Labor and L mon Labor
party, can come together and elect
their purposes.
T o these men you have intrust- men to office who will enact into
ed the control of v«>ur government, statue law’ their demands?
!• o\ing to them to protect your in
F a c e to F a c e .
terests; you elevated them to posi
Capitalist— What is capital?
tio n s o f honor and trust b y your
Worker— Surplus value.
votes. You, (he people! How have
Capitalist— What surplus value?
they repaid you?
W orker -Th e difference between
You have enacted laws on finance j the wages you pay me , and the vul-
that, have robbed the people at ue o f the products I give you.
every turn; that have given to in- | Capitalist—T o whom does this
tb i al banks alone (5,000,000,000 m capital, or “ surplus value,” as you
) • ars, They have given to rail- term it, belong?
mads more than 2l0.0t.it),000 acres
V\ orker— l o tllO producer to
• >t the public domain, and over m< ,
greatest advances aver made in
hiatorv. Just think of it! Y ou r
! boasted civilization! Y m rfre e jre -
public that builds up a few thous-
and millionaires and mokes pau-
C IT Y ,
The undersigned has opeued ft
real estate office at his home at
, H ot and Cold Baths s
A hr ays Ready Norway, Coos Co., Oregon, a n i lias
a number o f places to sell at really
NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION.
i good bargains. I f you waut any
Land Office at llosebnrg, Oregon, I
thing in his line you can do no
July5, 18;». »
I better than see him. Follow ing
V '* ' « - if hereby given that the foUr.wing-
j 1 V named settler has tiled notice of his m- : are some of tlie bargains he offers:
1 ten tion to make final proof in support of , H40 acre8_ stc,.k ranoh: 1h.s1 range in Coos
who constitute about one-nine
teenth part of our populate n. li:
other words, 182,000 families are
possessed
of $44,00o,<)0.1,000 of
wealth, while lo ,820,000 families
a e possessed of only 818..»0d,OOP.-
OOP-y-onr present wealth l>ein^ es-
timat d at 8:>r»,00(),000,000.
82,-
50D.000,0 0 are invested in public
buddings, churches, colleges, clmr-
itnble institutions, etc.
excitement and surprise that
I arrange the wires to pull the most
attended the inauguration of all vote8> lead his constituents to be-
great secial and political revolu- lieve t|jat the millionaire and the
tions had subsided, the people pauper are a necessity, and assert
would permit some knave or r o b -, tbftt God wilJed
that society
Ffeed other than they
ï ! ¡ Â t o Ï Ï Ï ! * It * is * the
" " finest
" “ “ summer
“
d . s . No..tei*,, f..rtho | raIlge iu southern OreRon.
n KllJ 1‘’ ,,t’
acres—<Ju south c. jquillc C5^ mile#
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fairly well improved.
Sniti bh" for dairviu^
uryinjj im
and fruit raiainK.
He names the following witnesses to
, pr«»ve h-.s emtinuous residence up1 n and
t L'‘1
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i muel Mortimor an(1 Nt.lsoIl Lewifi. all of
Marshfield, C ooh C o . ().•( goa.
Brice Wi’.V-O.
kiK.1 acres—Moat all in ^rass and suitable
forstv ckr.MiKC. There are in excellent ad
vantages of i.ut-slde range. Brice
per
acre.
Call on or address me at Norway.
J ohn II. S hupe ,
lie^iisî» r.
; w* a . Lrsn.
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BREWERY!
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L ol UI,
B rok era g e
R e 'll Estate.
Office in Webster's brink Block,
rd A K S H FI L I> O li FXi O N.
G. MEHL, Prop.
Keeps constantly on hand a superior qual
ity of Illltll* in any quantity to suit pur
chaser. Give him voir orders.
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li. C. DK^fENT.
Coquille City
^IGLIN ^ LUSE,
LctUJ,
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J. M. S iolin .
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Bon Ton Saloon,
Opposite Olive hotel.
C f ¡B e s te n ,
nVXs
COQUILLE CITY. - - - - OREGON.
Is the chai Or;•an of the Nationalists and
j. NASSURG, Proprietor.
should be taken by every p rs <n of that
persuasion. It is .
m ><t ably edited
ALW AYS ON HAND,
of any i w published, Bellamy hni -i ifbc- Cutter r.ml VA A Whiskies, and choice wines
;
ih" pri, • nnl Contributor, and is Siam and Ci^ rs. Also Wyland, Milwaukee
! b.» be tlie n1 ■r. The magazine ofiera the* and Mnrhfielil Beer.
be H advcTi
„* -vs out. Tor all it has an
‘ y.?*Billia:'d Mid i ’oo' Table.
Capitalist— I f it belongs to you, ii. meni-;.* <■ !»t? r.. end every c< v i. read,
why do you give it to me?
re-read ..n . i- i around thr ich li JU-
ft pa^e ad i* juoted rt
W orker— Because, alone, I can dr-, ds of 1
from ü : .i 0: ha’ f p . sir, to 10: (paart-
_ ,<V
not help m yself; you have me “ eor- er p '-;e s !
US 1
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neivd.”
1 Ultoil.
Capitalist —“ Cornered!”
What
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do you mean?
o
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i ? COQUILLE CITY, OREGON,
W orker— Y ou ’ve shut the door
of Nature's storehouse iu my face,
W. T. S tone P roprietor ..
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Enter I must, or die, and “ capital”
i*.1 »o i • on.
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is the price I pay -it's “ hamls up"
on my part!
r a u >.o
Capitalist ( indignantly ) — Sir!
SALOON!
P1
c itr,
W orker (subm issively)— Master.! TpTIUUfiltT
r. U G H
r>- rt,-r
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i , ; ' s' b ’ni0 f f *ÀT
ill you wmnt a good, light, spring ! J Ö H fiü & il
h-EOS..
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wagon call on D. F. Dean, this of- ;
KEEP CONSTANTLY
/ ' *iUi ' ' < ity. M A
Li G K
A couplet* Haft of fnV.i cri.i s Led t:m
vegetables, cam;* oit,,us, toboeco.-i, cl ;
Pinkerton's men while guarding mite CM’.dies, etc., •*tc. Their prices art
the New Y*»rk Central at the Alba low as the lowest. Orders from any pa; t A A THEN in town call and see u#, on#
promptly filled. R« member the place, two
' \
J jorei st of the postoffice.
ny strike on the 17th shot several doors west of Olive hotel.
vS-nfi
innocei t parties. The police were
Rml,1.v
to k,ipP
P™0*
«»id they say Pinkeiton's nn-dless-
j P wsaulted the people who !mp-
! peued to come near. A ruction
| iI,lil11T occurred between the po-
,in 1 I inkerton s men and se\-
men wc unded.
!
The tendency o f all t :o times is
toward the amelioration of the c< n-
dition o f the working
masses.
Edward Bellamy's book, “ L<x>king
Backward,” is found in the work
W O R T H
O F
J j S ' E T ' E S S . E I Y
shop oq both sides of the Atlantic.
It awakens responsive e< h* e • m
the hearts of millions of toil, i
T he spirit of rov It against c o r; o-
rate iutbienee- and poiitier power
is stirring far and near. 1 'rank
Leslie’s Newspaper.
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T o advertise my Lusa.c.->. A ny person m q m ii : '81.00 worth o f goods
lEiHSarG* K l i c i im i i l i e iiii J I,l*«*r
•Spot Ca.-h, at my pine**, is given a ticket,'and as soon r s 1000 tickets
r ills .
These pills.are scientificp.Hv compounded, ¡n e distributed a G R A N D
E B A W m G w
ill be
nnd uniform in «oil,.» No eri|.uiK l»in »
h , t |,ja stl)r(1 llotice «,[ w liid i » i l l be duly pulliehcd for tbe follow ,
commonly following; the uso of puls. I hoy
are adapted to both adults and children, ing 100 prizes:
ii
with perfect safety. Wo guarantee they
have no equal in the cv.-<* of sick headache,
constipation, dyspepsia and biliousness;
and, as an ajipetitor. they excel any other
preparation.
NOTICE i o n PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, ltoaeburR. Or.,
August 2,181M).
’otice is hereby Riven thnt in compli
ance with the provisions of the net of
N
lonaress o f June 3,1878, entitled “ An act
| A
) for the naic oVTiinbDr laminin tho stiitVs'of
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1st Waltl am Chronograph 8100 00 I» U- B. gold l iv.vh t h ek and key $12.00
ii.oe
12 lì. B. ; * i!ù : t chain
i 2 Ladies'watch, solid gold, 50.00 E5 S lid R.'ld b:\n l riuR
10.00
!
“ Chataliue “
“
25.00 ii ............
button#
15.00
I
y.oo
25.(H)
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Seth
Th
»mas
S-dav
clock
Gts' vest chain “
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y.oo
O0
Ii*. Gi name meers haum pii>e
5 Five-ounce silver watch
0.00
17
9.(X)
10.00 is Ladns* chain with pencilcharm
C Ladies’ saddle
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4*
8.00
7 Soliti gobi cameo ring
8.00
10.00 20 So’id RiMd.lae.- pin
8.00
10.00
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,ouü
tinttoM
' 8
amethyst “
5.00
22 R. P. v. st cl. .111
5.00
aiti
9
“ variegated turquois “ 15.0v)
R. B. ' ietoriu chai
4.75
4.75
10 Solid gold jet li ng
15.00
-two strand
Ana 75 other prizes rangm ging from ».ue to two dollars ondi, making
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J. J. W IL S O N .
; a grant! total * o l - <.(>
M 00.
; Coquille City, Oregon.
j light procession or a flag raising,
or engineer a barbecue? H e is the
“ statesman!’ It he is a republi-
quillft City. Comity .if Coos. State of Ore
gon, has'this dnv filed in this office his
sworn statement No. —, for th t purchase of
the lbts 4 and f>. Sec. 30 and lot 4, SE
of
SW Q of Section No. 11). in Township No.
27. S llanRe No. 13 W. and will offer proof
; pors o f millions, ruled over by in- to show that t lie land souRht is more valua
telligent people
exercising the ble for its timlier orstone than for aRricul-
tur.al purposes, and to establish his claim
rjght o f suffrage. Electing your to said land before the UeRisternud Receiv A. W . M c A rthur , President.
er of this office at RoseburR, OroRon, on
servants to do your bidding in the Wednesday, the 15th day of ( ‘Otober, 1800.
lie names as witnesses: II. L. Christcn-
| !,a]ls o f legislation, then consider st*n.
William Nicholls, J. W. Nosier, and W.
with all your knowledge you are A. Dickson, all of Coqnille City, Coos Co..
! T
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y " Ur
| dices by fighting ovei again the
war of the rebellion, repeat the sto-
ry o f Andersonville with its 30,000
graves, will saw the air nnd shout
himself hoarse for “ protection to
American labor as against the pau
per lal»or o f
the old world.”
hut repeating history; that the po.
iiticnl coiruption, the social rot-
; teness, moral degeneracy, the in-
i dustrial depression and impending
j rnjn that now threaten the United
States, me the elements that de
stroyed Greece and Rome.
I f you desire to destroy tbe re-
I *hou]<\ be so constituted?
IV jo
to | can tillk the pinfeathers i f f the
freely con sen great American eagle, steer a torch
F! ’ nte. a” d tuXftt,on o f
every kind until they were again
impoverished ; enabling the “ royal
and “ noble ’ few, and their heirs,
forever to live in regal luxury
Injury and
c L n , ! , . . .,r „ .. *i.^
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splendor upon the labor of the
toiling many, instead of reserving
to themselves the right to life, lib
erty and the profits o f their labor.
The Declaration o f Indepen
dence is a full recitation of the
MEWUEAL ESTATE AMCT.
j
Meets at Coquille City, on every first
)t‘*’
by. tb® ° ' nCe
Wednesday.
VisitiiiR comrads, in Rood
standiiiq, cordially invited.
aml the W ill o f the People,
H. B. N ichols , Commander j
Company H. Oregon Na
tional Gnard
Al. Devaul, teams in Lands.
the affair rs of this country, they fact that the democrats had pos- labor organizations to lay aside
purposely misapplied them for (ho j session of the house o f representa- | caste, throw their aristocracy to
enrichment of the few and the im - 1 tives for a period of fourteen years ! the winds, and unite to obtain their
( ) f our I (1874 to 1888) and that no mens-1 portion o f wealth created by their
poverishment of many,
whole national wealth seven-tenths tire looking toward that result labor?
Has not the time arrived when
is possessed by railroad managers, could ever pass that body.
the
Farmers’ Alliance rud Indus
manufacturers, hankers, oil and
The senate of tl e United States
sugar refiners, mine owners, lum is under tlui immediate supervis trial Union, Patrons o f Husband-
ber barons and land speculators, ion o f the capitalist
himself. rv, Patrons of Industry, National-
I h t'census o f 18(10 gives the
total \a!unte-ii <T the l nit- d Staten
:s ..T*i,15:l,t»lii,br»!>. In the past
thirty years, owing to great mo-
eiieiiic.d and nunr, orciai inven
tions, the wvn'G) o f the country
•re t!iim qum Irnpled. The S D
in iiit'uoy.
.1 . d. ’ ed;
intinti :i hag fitojn ♦
i hey have increased federal and
t! o i
icts : f tLo (CVil try have . .'•tao-
stale taxation six-fold since 1S(»0,
! 1 ( M ■M'd mero l ì . ili Ihroc-fiiîd. e. u 1 ( onact.M a sy tern of laws that
Y» t tin * v. ho in . .V : A u ' 1 all this j t. kes only from d to o per cent of
w .
bave l-nt 82 :;40.2'a;,t*::2 ' ilio a
annual savings of the rich,
IU
1 tlicy ! ai1 in I : 1. ; : 1 1 • 1 wilde ik in g lio m tin
poor t ! « e i r
• <i. y !.re -i*> per <• id
: II
( ' ii;e whole 8tJ.‘),000.t)G0,Ut)U
then , w l.en flirt 1" » ti -n 0 :' th» o d v. « Olì : i-, <uily a
t IT j tRkOOO,-
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o.*. -od
r taxatioi in
vidi d t-*quai! y sum 1 iti' , 1 .C il! * i ■ i -
1 : ?y lm\ 0 all. «*
tant.8. lu r CO 1 : P l't \'l'ero S 541
: .N d mon a mo-
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1 il* c;q ita v 1 «v th ere .1 c hot
1 nopoiy di tho 11 rural means ot
r' 1
Y i Je the f;ut t • 4 th n 1 >2 USO ! i‘L «im-i.m, tran; rotation, com-
i 1
fatai; ! ir ; aro exclu ; {: t < 1 in t ic • 11 i - munii :'ion a iti excliauge; and
. i l i ) !g t > ma luti tin nr.pt'M.i and
i* i« Il : u fact c 1 . ‘ i : t 11 at var ; nco li.IVt dt elisi ed tre. ts, combinations
IV"P.- . l ires r.nd queens. dul.es
til t • *’<
v. i t ! 1 i st; dirti«r*s wIdoli c’ .-.un that ••mi pools that 1 »nlrol t!ie prices
md 1 1 >n l -. 1 MH ! aides nud ii ¡.-I i n- ‘ v, c*î
u , ( I i a
dtl» in i he l 'nifi d StatiL .S ] a ) .r i .. ..ài
< iuerchandi.se as
<’V..i ». ; o
;;.»* di-.-nes of civili;’. ;: n
\ c î y eq uni ! y d i t i i Luti 1 d : î 1 : M ! tl
‘pii-, te siffall’s OL llie ciiizvu with
and pt finit those w ho never mid
.
i
am
which g vermin nt has no right to
,
buildings f; nr t I
■»
ed t 1 lar te the world's weidth.l
ro t ’ v ( f this eonn'rv • •» owneti ink riero.”
to accio.¡u ate ariti fatten on f;.Im
majority f.f the
pie; that
t hey permit corporations to cre-
loussums, uot through t»r by uonor-
,
i r e
, ,
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, : the large number o f farms, and tin ate hundreds of millions of wealth
at*!»* toil, lint by preying upon thr 1
dej osits in the savings bai k i- c< n- by watering their stock and then
j rnducers.
I elusive eviilep.ee ti nt the wealth i- taking its value out of the pepple
In sj.itr- of all the laws that mail substantially owned by the “ mass !>y increased rates o! service.
has made, in «-pite of all the ad of the people,” and are purposely
Ti e y have given away 817,000-
vance in science.literature and art, misleading. those who put them |<)00 as premiums on bonds, and tie-
the siroiig, the cunning, the heart out are the < ffieial rej>itsrntatives , posit your money in national banks
less, still hve upon the weak, the ot the very ela s who I live tor the ! to be loaned at from 8 to 12 per
unfortunate and foolish.
True, ; ast ihiee decades had the deepest cent interest.
they do not eat their flesh, they do intercfl in “ keeping the people
They havecDutmcted the curren
not drink their blood, but they live quiet.” that the full scheme of
cy of the nation from 8n2.lt) in
on their labor, on their self-denial, complete despoiliation might be
j 18(in tir 80.07 per capita,
the
their weariness and want.
The fully accomplished, and all the
amoi nt now actually in circulation,
poor man who deforms himself by wealth absorbed by tiie few, and a
sîirinking the value of your homes
toil, who labors for wife and chil
stronger foiin of g< vin.m er.t bo and farms and the products of
dren through all his anxious, bar
erected ( ii the ruins o f the Repub you: labor; increasing the bur-
ren life, who goes to the grave lic.
! d*'ns (.f debt and taxation.
without ever having had one lux
If you nerd more proof that the ' They created ¿old for the bond-
ury, has been the food of others;
people are growing poorer, com- holder, and purposely depreciated
has been devoured by his fellow-
pare the mortgaged indebtedness ' greenbacks for the musket-bearer
men.
, of to-day with that of 1800 . Ask | and the plow-holder.
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miners
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sylvama, who during the past win- ¡.in |llm l.pr
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line laoorer.
credit-strengthening act, demone-
ter have subsisted on musli alone;
On.., i,«0 a
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How lias it boon made possible tized silver, j ut th ougli salary
the farmer, the laborei , all those
that so few have npprojniated this gra b s, land steals, credit mobilmrs,
who toil to-day that they may live
tast wealth? A\ ho is at fault? j increased tho premium on United
to-morrow, are but choice morsels
W ho are tho bunco-steerers of the States bonds 29 per cent and ce-
for the sharks of our civilization.
c ipitr.iists, whose money is freely 1 creased the values of all your
Tim e and time again have the
used at every election to elect some ! prnpertv in that proporti m.
people
under
tho lead of a
1 lawyer or country hauker to con-
They have impoverished the
Gracchus rebelled against such
ig ie -s or the state legislature? rnnnv to enrich the few.
conditions, yet
history
would
j \> ho can prate most glihly of par- , A ll this in the enlightened nine-
again repeat itself, for when the tv> l]ea| in menninglei-s platitudes, ; teenth century, that boi.sts o f the
rule over them and
public, make freemen serfs and
slaves, you have but to continue
givin g the republican and demo
cratic parties further leases o f pow
er. There is no difference between
them; the money power dominates,
owns and
controls them. The
Brices and Scotts, as well as the
Vanderbilts, Sages and Goulds, ure
equally iutent upon destroying re
publican equality.
H ave not the people been fools
r 1
nnd idiots? Is it not time to turn
the title in favor of good goveru-
N O . 4.
W . L . B l in n , Cashier,
COQUILLE RIVER BANK,
OZESZSG-COSr.
Any and all persons clniminR adversely C
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the above-desoribed lands arc requested to 1
file their claims in this oflic ' on or before
Deposits kept su lject to check. Drafts bought aud sold and money
said 15th day of October. 1800.
Jons H. Snui*K,
to loan at current rates. Accounts o f Merchants, Farmers and Busi
UeRister.
ness men generally solicited.
A rc
the bf st.
A General Banking
Write for cataloRue. Address, Hon. Dan
g fif“Correspondeuce^Solicited.
iel F. Beatty, WashiuRton, New Jersey.
BEATTY'S ORGANS,
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