Coquille City herald., October 14, 1890, Image 1

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CO Q U ILLEJO ITY, OREGON, TU ESD A Y OCTOBER 14 , 1890 .
VO L. t>
D k . UX d>. OWEN,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Office over New PruHtorc, Coquille City. Or
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sion
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D. M. B rower , M. D„
Physician and Surgeon.
1 & y rT X l e
Point, Oreg.
Call)« promptly attended day or night.
|)R. j. J. «ISSPIIOVP
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
B andon , O ueo .
TJ. S. Examining Surgeon.
D r . H. E. D unham ,
Homeopathic
Physician and Surgeon.
Marshfield,
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Oregon
O. E. SMITH.
Surgeon Dentist,
vini.
IM Ic Iv IL lla n B r o s . ,
INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHERS
M A R S H F IE L D , OREGON.
C. A- SEHLBREDE.
A T T O R N E Y »t I . A W
Rosolai nj, Oroyon.
Special attention to matter« before tin-
ltoaeburg land r ffioe, the commissioner of
tbt
JOHN F. HALL
Attorney at Law and
M i u n u i u ) . Ossoox
T U O . -i-Yk..
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
( I R EGO N.
Sliedden F- Wilson
Attorney
at
Lav«
M a r s h f i e l d , C o o s C o e n t y . G r f . g
O T icc ovt-r Sei. ’stack» n’ a I'rn-: Sttin-.
A. J SHERWOOD,
A ttorsky
at
L. F. L i n k .
.J ohn L a n e
LANE
A
LANE.
Ittorw
y* ?iiid rnBiisrji rs ai ! uw.
Land Oases a Speciality.
Offioe on i l a i n S l r o s - . >ny*>3ite C«i*»mnpolitan
H o te l.
B oM bnrg,
G eorgia will t>e elected t»y Alliance
tneuand w ill be true to our cause.—
j | Georgia Farmer.
T h e sick nation changed from
Dr. Arthur to Dr. Cleveland, and
then from Dr. Cleveland to H a rr i­
son, but as tliHie was no c h a n g e in
the medicine the country is still
sick. G iv e u s a doctor that will
medicine.— [M issouri
“ T h e Farm ers’ Alliance,
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a .. f i-
ttu » p i n t o f Kansas,
i- st uting
up papers in nearly every countv
in the state. Patronage lias been
capital, I
j tliey have bought up great sop-
I liw) uf r1, kind„ o f goods; then
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they have cut the price o f .some
cerjaj n article, until they have run
i ¡ ( ou, (>f ,,ie lc!ltket.
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When they
, ha(, by
got R monopoly
NbLLtK JoSbS
H an gin g on the golden cord-of O la tuao,
j hope the tillers and toilers plod j
along, looking afar for a better
day, a day when rest comes sine
and soon to the weary, and no
Coos Bay
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PHOTO ill CRAYON CO.
a k e r s ,
C o q c i l l k C it y .
-HEADQUARTERS-
tossing to and fro upon the pillow- Plain*.inti fancy sewing finally ami prompt­
troubled with care and made sad ly done. Shop over Lorenz’s ware-room.
o f t|)R, ,u.lic,„ , heJ. i,f(.Rn th c ir r a „ by disappointment. It may come .
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else, uutil o t|u.r8 3re to you, but it must come through i
All Styles of Fine Photographs,
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forced to deal in that, and thus your voting.— [L a b o r Tribune.
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th e f have gone on and are still go­
Scarce money is alwnys dear;
H acres— choice
location— iu
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ing in the same direction, uutd it money. Dear money is a fine Coquille City, house and orchard,
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' is unsafe for a small dealer to buy thing i’o*- those who have money to N o boom prices asked but very j
Th is is true. Senator Frye, o f largely o f any one thing, tor no sell and for those who have stated cheap. In q u ire o f
Sinclair
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Maine,
estimated that enough one knows what this great devil- incomes but it’s mighty tough on Hut lock or.
could be produced here, under i fish will goble up next,
the fellows wno have t<> raise hogs
pi «p e r marngeineut to clothe, feed
l use th«-se two stores as an il- and corn to swap for money to pay-
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P a o
and house a thousand millions o f lust ration, but they are nothing taxes with.— Monitor.
B KJ Ü
people.
A n inventory
of our ' compared with such monopolies as
[Coos It iy No*.i.J
M b W . it. H a l l .
M bs . A. L c u m r .
A — _v_/
wealth will prove that the senator the Standard Oil Com pany,orany-
Trout fishing has been better on
MESDAMES
was not far o:.t o f the way.
: thing to over thirty combiues I
C IT Y , O R E G O N
Coos river this season than for sev­ C O Q U I L L E
W e have in this country four might mention,
eral years past.
11<A and t old Halits
millions o f square miles o f the
N o w where is the way out? 1
A ltrays Ready
rJ he tug Columbia has been laid
best land in the world, not a single answer, it can only be found in a
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, up, and Capt. Magee has transfer-
H ave opened their
V.-. a . L c
J. M. S k . lih .
| a c e o f winch bus, ¡wob ibly. been larger combine. L o t the whole red b,s crew to the tug Hunter.
! brought tip to the highest point o f ! nation once combine; nationalize
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C. S. Unborn sold Ins tarin on
production.
Our land produces! the land, the railroads, the tele-
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! Coos river last week to Col. J. A.
, jmosj everything in tho shape o f grapus, the coal mines, and e v e r y - !
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M unday, o f Vancouver, Wash., re-
Lodll,
roHerage and
c .w „ ls , vegetables ud J f, „its t h a t ; thing else, as we do our postal sys-
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MARSHFIELD.
Look Here!
Life Sized Photos in
Crayon,
C0 PY1 HG & VIEWINfi.
ra V ÚL
* D evaul,
HALL à LÜKENS
SILLIN & LUSE,
Dress-Making
P A R L O R S !
Rea! Estate. _
can he grown anywhere m the tern, abolish money entirely, and \ deQCP
The { IU*e jiaid w is 6‘SOOO.
• i ciistd* a brink Bdiiok,
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withdrawn from nearly all the old W(
I these millionaires will be compell-
rid.
Only
a
few
silver
salmon
have
In the
M \i sHi'Ji l d O r e ^ on .
ring organs— the farmers do n«>t
American enterprise and indus-; ed, as Samson said, “ to become
been caught on the bay so far, this
see why they should feed their en­ try lias spread a web work of rail- weak, and as other men.”
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I f this
season, but there has I ei n a good
rTî!
emies.”
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roads ¡ill over this country so that is not done, matters will become
run o f el inooks. Th e late
rain
•‘I t seems to me that the great every part of the country is prac ; worse until A m erica loses her civ-
F ron t Street,
ought
to bring
silver salmon
o
o t
\ tliOU» llt o f humanity should be tically in the neighborhood o f ilizitiou.
in lively.
bow to advantage the great multi- | every active part o f the country.
D o you ask how 1 prove that?
P. L jDanKS and Miss Hattie E.
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M a s s . ,
C f H 3 C 3 tí
tued of toilers, increase their pow- ; Besides tl.is we have a system o f 1 answer, the above figures show jj |(i
were married at tin- resi<l«-nce
W h ere they are prepared to do
Iri th c- chi« : O r a in <,i th< Nationalists ¡uui
er o f pioduetk.n, and elevate their ! internal navigation superior to that, plainly how the wealth is depart-
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Marsliti« id, Ogn., sltoulil be taken 1 -very p rson of that
dressmaking, fine sewing o f all
condition. \N e know that a great 1 of any other part of the world, m g trom the people until i few
most ably i-ditt-d
on Oct. old, J890, by «Judge Hyde. perstia:dun. fit is
improvement is within the pro- W e have more timber, and in thousands own half tho wealth of
«»f any now puli'ish
llellaiuj- liin>self bo­ kinds, cutting and fitting etc., etc.
Th e contracting parties bi-1 mg to ing the prinuinal
il
contributor,
and is soon
v;>ions*«>f P io iid eu ce, and in tlie greater variety and o f better qual- this country now. That rich hall
San Francisco,
I>c the editor. The nia^nzine offers the
prosperity of the masses o f tin* ity tlmn any other portion o f the is increasing its wealth rapidly
s- advert i iino rates out. For all it lias an
.. wharf i' being built for the
people the prosperity of all is world.
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rise eireu ;:i ion. a n d every copy is reati,
W e are producing nearly while the poor increase their pov- use o f the Koseimrg and .Coos ihiy
re-read
a:uF p a - ed :;r, tiud tlirouyh hun-
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
assured.” — Lelaud Stanford.
luilf o f ail the goid in the world, erty. John Rockefeller increases railroad :i slant di-tai.c.- above the
itr «Is o f
b a n d s, n p a g e ml is quoted at
it is faith that looks down below we are producing more than hall his wealth at the rate o f twenty-
C oqi i l l e C it y . O regon .
old mill ;it this place. Preliminary fro m A2.1 to S.KI; liai ! paye sl.*( to ^ : It ) ; «juart-
« r pa *e s s t > sl M. A ddress 77 Hoylston St.
the surface o f things and sees the «>f all the silver iu the world. Iron million dollars per year, while the
w trk h.-is also Le.-n commenced on 1'ostoii, Mas-.
Shop on Front Street,
onward and steady in vement of i is piled up in some places nioun- average |ioor man does not increase the
track aero: the marsh.
Is Prepared to take all man­
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the divine and eternal principles | tains high. I t is said that it would his wealth at the late o f twenty
of truth ami justice.
l i e l o o k s take oui present population a mil- dollars per year.
Mr. John K» w n. < I jo \u »rtliy
ner of constructing. Come
ouiy at the steriiing who reconls a lion o f years to exhaust tlx* coal in
In l ’ ;5U the. wealth of the United
it Known, A lleghany
and get estimate. A share
linai ‘vi dory <<i evii, for the smitten the anthracite
coal legions o f ¡States was oigLtthousand millions; county, Penn., says:
"('haiuber-
m
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' of the patronage is solicited.
tire tied lies sm«»nl<leiing at «>ttl* Pi nnsylvauin; and yet Colorado o f that capital owned but three ; Iain’s Cough R ¡ne.lv
•11s better
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:1 SDII I »li il', til» )
f«* t today wnl divide’ itself into a claims to ‘lave more coal iu a single thousa.id millions i>t thirty-six per than any
re ¡sou of
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tlx usa mi glow in g s pH! k -, that will county than there is in all Pennsyl- cent. J^abor owned fivo thousand this is b--.-mse it can always be
kindle a Ilamt; iu every place pre­ vauin. Our mines o f salt and zinc millions or sixty-four per cent.
¡depended u;.<.«. i a t buy
‘ Tie
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T101]^ L I S T
Coquilis City, Oregon,
( T I * )HIN NEWELL.
•31 Hi
L aw
AND N >TAKY V. « L i e .
(«»o s County. Oregon
C oqu ille,
1 ( « l i e v e there is » general cm,.
T h ere are 15 colored nlliances in census among those who unTler-
stand the matter that theie is
j Coweta county, Georgia.
something radically w .oug me,the,
A t Helena, T e lfa ir county, N. C.,
o or system o f producing or our
an extensive warehouse was turned
systen, o f distributing wealth. Iu
over to the T a n n ers’ Alliance on
tins country, there ought not to be
the 25th.
a poor man. woman or child.
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So far seventy-five p r cent, of
When I was a boy we used to
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the members elected to the next to sing:
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legislature are Alliance men.—
ncle Sam is rich enough to give us all
a farnl.
DKTOTKD TO THE rSTKHKSTS Oï TUK LABORER
g ’ ve better
W orld.
otbee
M A R S H F IE L D , OREG O N.
M A RSH F I F. L D .
Union Labor Column.
swer, w ith their immense
1« T lie r «- A is} t il in g W r t m s ?
[Moaen Hull.]
NO. 11 .
Oreg*»n.
W- SINCLAIR,
Attorney at Law ,
G eneral Instirance' inil li««al Lst:i <■ Ag«-n‘ .
CoQFiLLg C it y , O regon .
T. G. OWEN.
Attorney and Counse'or at Law,
M vrshtiki . d . O o >.
J. W BENNETT.
Attorney ai Law.
Coquille City,
Bon Ton Saloon,
unci
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pared — [ I ’ac. L ilion.
sr.* practically exlmustless.
We
In 18<0 the wealth hail increas-
ed to thirty thousand
million.
Lave co] per <n« ngh in the Lai
An election m Kentucky
oulv
re w ilS nineteen thou-
’filli* ! tan
such i i name
h«i can ft t q « rii r c« >| qier ; ì « vinci ng regions Ca: A ital’s .
furuisli the most U I d s V alili to ill ' i»U !i lt(î tile large «•Dough to sand milli >n, while labor’s share
111 o 111* \ 11 «i ¡II gets tlx file «*. But Vi ( f k ult 11 i f * ux-n ¡inlies and trusts was «•lily leven thousand millions,
Tin a it is s seen that while labor
will r till ft >r ofiiice, in tho Wol 1(1 iu it.
six thousautl million
city or county, as the law 1 «* s ele-
1 he iihovo is enough to show w as adilin
dollars
to
its
wealth capital udded
iuent is 1 ¡rg*» end always for sal»-. that we have iatent wealth in this
I nle.-s ww can have better eUctioi: country all that can be needed. sixtet n ttii usami millious t«> its
troubled with a s .ere colu give it
u j
Opposite Olive hotel.
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a trial art t it*
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OREGON.
KEEP CONSTANTLY
first dost'
the lungs
J.
NASBURG,
Proprietor.
ant: m;;kt ì r
e.’lsl -1", and A Cr- 1 \ píete line erf fr«-sh and salted meats, |
A L W AYS O N H A N D ,
will
that its o nil
i f: : i* the vegetables, ea.nn d ¡.oods, tobaccos, cigars
Hi use
.
Cutter
and
A AA Whiskies, and choice winea
« le. Tlieir'pric**s are as
mits, citndii s, i
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system oía 11 . y in pfiniii
and
Cic
rs.
Also W y la n d Milwaukee
loW ¡iS ili** |i’,Wt‘.v Orders from any part
and
.Marhfield
Reer.
r!’he prompti e.-s am l ceitainty of pri>mpt!y il 11 ed. 1 : member the place, two
* i ? * r i l l ; a ; d aud I’oo’ Tatile,
hotel.
v8-n<i
this r«*i il y in il.«* r«- ¡>-f and cure dai.rs west i«f O'ivi
o f colds, has weu or t many sin-
laws it would bo well to abolish all Figures also show that we have the wealth. A t t i l i rate thè year twq cere ftiem ’ s «m 1
i \. ry pop-
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state, county and utuuieipai *-o*f, »•i tt i pn-e and industry to bring thous.-iud w ills e e olir ci\iiization nlnr. 15 ir - ile !
IIe re oxhausted, ondhistory .vili describe and S. I . Loneve, «ìrilggi.-ts, Co-
tions nn 1 se t tn* < ifi»’-.s ;o t.,- < III:
a 'ill t »u t luti» arti ^ it v
lug lie.-t br hlers. — [ Ti.e
ltness.
filiere 1 S 11
misinke ; ,l I’ast American civilizatioii. A ll qnille Cdy, Oiegon.
In a work entitled “ Das K ipital” about it. IU are e. n- ii pi opl«-. 1 this can be arrested, dianged by
Bi.rgain In Co«;u .¡2 Ci-y.
A ml ) et no one can w alk ti]) or one thing, and that is— National­
Marx,
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German
writer
gi\<
s
the
D- X,. WATSON.
T h e undersigyed is nowedTering
t re t -is ism.
labor «] iMstion a good showing. down any o f the piiucipal
Attorney and Counselor at Law
twi» pieces o f Inni off t!i<* sou!!:
It «•• > xpris!*s all that B<‘ l!a nv, <»i r>:m i r r a m is c o , o r a n y o t h e r
E m p i i u : C i t t . OuaurtM.
Farmer.«! Workingmen and Pro- °;ist corner of ber prorierty <-r v. i !
( r nlunil,
II«-my (!« «•)g«* and ! <-i!\ w i t h «. i d u c e t i n g t * v i d r n c e s o f duc«*rs everywhere! Take
and sell it all in mio piece; tu«» pieci.-
J. H.NOKLEP..
olhel i d o l iix is have woiktil for 1 o \ « i t\ w h i d i m .'k «- tlx* lie u » t -5« k.
read carefully the papers advocat- | 30x100 or one piece fiOxlOU at
Notary Pub:ic
(ind the presentation, while it has Vv )iy is t h i s ? 1 a n s w e r , it i s b e -
ing the cause o f the people and j great bargain cheap
as
dirt.
CoulTILU O lT I. Or.s.
few new ideas is most complete, i ? i u s e t h e w e a l t h o f t h e c o u n t r y is
consequently your interests. Such : Call and see tho place on the south
ci inprdien.sive
and
interesting. b e i n g c o n c e n t r a t e d in t h e h a n d s
papers do not slander and revile east corner of Curotlier’s property
Nationalists are esp*-<*ial!\ interest > f ¡i few i n d i v i d u a l s ,
every movement started by the I-t^ttor !.n -wr pr<.bably.
G R A I N I N G " •« * III I ll III I 11 * I li * I-*
P A IN T IN G
and
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t'K ¡ \^ on asthey«*ai lîs50, working people.
i m*
\! k. K a t e T a y i . o r .
They
are not
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l u l l » • u : .*» 1 1 « it I i \ a monopoly controlled by ^the owners o f the
Highest style o f the Art. Woih o.ic't
no. Kapital.’
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Address: Coquille City.
i ( mill in*- in America. At that Western Union Telegraph company
I e are ricli.
M v H8 tFUI’.D, O r x n s .
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H. A. VVothey,
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w.ircHM vklb «V Jh\v;a ».i;
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Four
d t » » s east
of
F e llo w »’ Hall.
Ud«l
Cnqnillc City, Ortp ii.
All kinds uf repairing and
don© at tthort n o tift and at lowest
* ice*.
v.Milk:
D.
O. F.
Coqmlle Lodge No.53
M e e t » at ftoquille Pity every Saturday even
ini*. Visiting brethren, in u<»»d Htamlin..
eordiallv invited.
F.C. D k i s . N . G .
A. F. and A. M.
t
Chadwick Lodge, No-68*
M e e t» at Coquiib- City uu Saturday even
Ing on or before the full inoon in „mih
month.
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G-en- Lytle Post No- 27.
Meat* h i Co«iui)lu C, ity, on «-vt-rv first
W ednesday.
.Visitini; comrade, in good
Standing?cordially invited.
H . H . NtcHoLS.C un ii a der’
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possiiHv
two
¡ jj new-
gatherings.
T h ey
never
N««w p u b l i s h tailored editorials
h ik I
i»:.'l the fist Novem- j seare crew telegrams declaring a
i.
A m * ric.i
I «el.-, lx»* i lr*m« h l i t ' i'l niiti r«
I leans 11. i l «i v ix*itlx*r tlic PMI. bei in. ii .her o f tlm 1«.»run», will find | city is disgraced and ruined, or
ncratb nor rcpuhlicans had a ma­ ‘ Ixit 1 homas (r. Sherman gives a about to be so, because working
jority and could n * elect a speak­ listi l s< \<-nt\-two men who own I pe.»ple*h»ive organized t ) elect an
er. T ie Ahiance n»eu held tlx* toitune«. aggi egating two thousand, ; honest mayor aud city officers.
balance o T power and used it by | seve i hundred millions o f d o lla r s ;! O ar papers never call leading
ielu.-«iiig to sup]M*rt either ¡1 demo- and in his list ho has not
comped workingm n baboons, or apologize
crat or it republican, but put up a | anyone worth less
ca iid a late of their own, when tlu millions of dollars.
than twenty 1 for murdeis committed by P iu k ei-
H e knows o f ! ton thugs ou workingmen and wom-
d inocrats turned in and heljied j fifty other persons worth
over ten ’ on. Kansas Comn oner,
elect him. Lincoln Beacon.
j millions each; i ml over
one
M ix li sympathy is expressed for
1 hat tlx* long stifle!ing people ! |,,i*«d»ed others woith over three the poor tenants of Ireland, yet
of Kansas hu\> ».t least deter min'd, ii . 1 11 ions each. N o other country ‘ oiir's Far exceed them iu number
Un«l«*r tlx* leadership o f the A l ­ iu toe world has such rich men, and not only their, but every other
liance, to rid themselves o f the en­ n.«r so many o f them. It is said ii- ti«>u, and ho fast are the specu­
tile tribe of money-sucking vam­ that less than one hundred thou­ lating monopolists getting posses­
pires. and s. pph*, sinuous serpents sand mer in America own more sion of our homes that if not
that have wound about them, swal- dian tho oilier sixty-five million.
! checked, it will be a rare exception
J lowing uj) their farms aud hemes,
Now’, I ask, have that <«ue
j for a man w ho works to own
<lr«l
tlmuKAQil
lueu
«lone
all
(lie
,lis fnrra ¡ „ a f,,* umr0 vears
can be gathered from the following
account by the Nonconformist o f
an Alliance barbecue held last week
work? Have (lie auty-five lull- j ot ,|lU miarule.-Co-oporatt.r
liens all been idle? N o; quite the j rP1 - -
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filns is the way the Houston
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I at Cowley county: “ F rida y after- reverse o f this. 1 hen, it fo llo w s ,' i, .
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i Post puts it.
I t even threatens
Company H. Ore«:on Na­ noon, at one time four speakers as surely as (he night follows the I to r*et together and put
presi-
.( f
on*
I Tut r. 1 «I
tional Guard
were ndib i r-sing r
■ Ilo cou M lis. d iy,
dentini candidate iu tin* fix ld in
M e t a in the M.isoi.ic building. C«)i|ni!b-
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it-
■ si « ty- ti vo
nu
id where Sand
City, on Maturdas
after < ;:cli full o*Il.
IS 1
.12. This is to h«H a c< ” 1)1. nt
moon.
All in»ml>erH in go*>d - tnndixg .ire the c/i Him;
millions!
;ixg.
It
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by and U r the farmers.
I.
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was a
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pay
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most for
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it the thought, labor, time and
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D R A W IN G
are disti ilmted
had at his stor»
«¡11 be
notice i.l which wi^ be duly published tor the foPow -
ing 100 prizes:
1st Walt! am Clm m ograpli $100 00 11
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1- 1». 1*. ll*»!*! ' 1 T « baia
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«uuljkay $12.
11.00
10.00
Jjiulies wiitcn, * solid ^
gold, ’ oO.tJO l.t S
^ 'liil Raid
. . . biina . ring
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25.00 14
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" sie«’V«» buttons
25.00
là
S,-th
ThouiHH
K-iluy clock
(its* vest chain “
“
1(1 Genuine meerschaum pii»e
Five-ounce silver watch 20.00
17 *•
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1 0 .0 0 I iH. Ladies’ chain w ith i>encil charm
La dies’ saddle
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t,
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ft*
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Soli«l gold cameo ring
lb-00 | 20 Soliil gold lac« pin
15.00
9.00
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9.00
9.00
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8.00
8.00
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cuff button»
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“ amethyst “
io.lHl
,, j» veat cbain
5.00
5.00
15.00
K- P. Victoria chain
“ variegated turquois
4.75
_
-J\ Swincku; clock
4.76
10 Solid gobi jet ring
1 0.00 ’.V» NVcklac: — two strans
A n d 75 other prizes rangiuging from one to two dollars each, making
a grand total o f $00-100.
J- J* W I L S O N .
Coquille City, O regon.
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The* firm of Jen kina 4 TernibSi n cf ^o-
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W . L . B l i n n , Cashier.
A. W . M c A r t h u r , President.
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IIS : coll es UXX) tlckÄ*s
.
1 ject to cbecl
»to«..
- Draft
bought and sold and money
Accounts’ uf Merchants, Farmer«» and B u n -
solicited.
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