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C O Q U ILLE C ITY, OREGON, TUESDA Y, OCTOBER 21, 1890.
YO L.
NO. 12.
Ntn»«‘ Federation.
Mr. E. W. King, n late arrival | O la Suai>.
N k li . iv J oses
their heads togother made up a
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r
( s >.
w en
The initiatory step taken by the f rolQ Concordia,
Kansas, spent
i1g
purse— a very large one— and pro-
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;
DKV 0 TK 1 > TO T 1 IK INT.BESTH or xi.« la bo u kb ¡ cecded
h«\v
n M iU
(:■
ucirucu therewith
lUCI cn UU tc
IV. bribe
Oi
c a v IU
n ¡ | Council o f Federated Trades last j Wednesday in this
.... place. H e . says
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PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
through Congress changing the evening is one of the most impor-| Kansas has gone back on the j )eo-
I lie III» XV«- Hm«-.
^ - TWf*-
Otfieo over New Drnstor«*, Coquille ('¡tv. Or
.a k e r
Ed. H e r a ld :—I n one of his contract and making the
i ta.nt in the History of that body, j pje {11K| lia has come to find a
CaqriL* i C o y .
l>. S. Examiner for Pensions.
—HEADQUARTERS—
brilliant conceptions with which j )ay(,fjln in
coin. This
stroke L ie necessity of centralizing the |lome j n the “ far west/’ l i e is an j in nau • ney »t\ v.i:.^ i*.-.ill\ i.nùpr «íiijit-
P l YT D p r\\\j u p
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j the columns o f a late number of about doubled the wealth o f the wage-earners o f the whole coast is oM acquaintance o f E. 15. M iller ty d
Shop over
•HZ s ware room.
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«■ illuminated,
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E xper-j o f lhis place.
your
paper
“ L o d i’ bondholding gang, both English | evident on every hand.
r-a i n i i n r r "*• '/
Physician and Surgeon,
ience has taught those who have
suggests that the writer hereof be nmj American.
b liS iv V iF E h i
AH Styles of Fine Photographs,
Some pm ties in this ¡»lace are
Z M Z ^ r r t le ^ c i n t , C r e g .
bfeon
active
workers
in
the
labor
heard from on the ills we have.
They did not rest here.
Mes. Jo.- ::i*n F rost
alking of getting a brick machine
j_tf“CulD promptly atn-nded day or, lu^fi
The poverty and distress which
1 hey took it into their heads to movement for years past that it
inch*;■ t*< that of I >. Cites at M\ r- Coq a i He CH •/.
Co Oreo
so largely prevail ns the legacy of again increase
their
millions has arrived at a practical t ins ¡ness
'
tie
Coi
ut.
It
is
certain
that
brirk
Wi
;h
s
i
>
îni’i.«ri«i
th
.-
lad.
aï t ' >qu:l!<*
I those who produce the abundance through tin' convenient medium of proposition,
i
C ir s ty o ii,
('
it
that
shf
is
at
l!ieir
s.
rviv.*.
(tails ¡.t
The council is compelled to es- ! P ’k ii h> take the lead as buiid-
& S U R G E O N , ! of the land can never, be amelior- legislation.
rcsitU-no prniiip !v anKvvt'ivd.
ing material on the Coquille.
It
tablish
its
branch
offices
through-
1 l-3iiio*
B vndon . O reo .
' ated until the masses who have
This they did by bribing through
out
the
coast
to
the
end
that
direct
only
a
question
of
time
when
the
U. S. Exam ining Surgeon been made the helpless victims of Congress tin* law demonetizing sil-
communication may be had upon j wooden part o f all our towns will
vicious and piratical laws get down ver in 1S7R.
p n A P n
any
occasion
in
matters
pertaining
,
S°
ul’
m
flames,
to tin* dead level of thinking .
t 0 0 í O U ;.
They did this to make money
r
unham
to
the
good
of
the
order.
J^ven
as
j
They must reason.
scarce, and therefore deal*.
Phil DeMotta. Koseburg's
Homeopathic
,
!~ ! hviirS
Ml.-. W . II. II >V L.
Mi;.,. A. Li K E N S .
Denunciation of capitalists so
Duo would have thought Unit far north as Xauaimo, io the coal i |,nitp(| ,<>n" “ rinl artist, arriv.a’l
called will bring no relief.
the colisi,irators would have stop- districts, the worn » expressed to ,ow „ Ï(IW ), , } . ,iig M . a mi spen I C t X ^ r i L E E ( 'I T Y , O R E G O N
MESSAGES
federate with us. W hy? Because
Marahiield. - - -
Oregon. It is in human i ature toaccumn- pej bere",
I most of flu* following day looking //<;/ und ( '<>I<1 /luth;A
they realize that we can benefit
la ie —all do it who can, but the
But they did not.
; at Coquille City, which he thinks
A lira i/$ Rrudy
O. E. SM ITH .
:
struggles
grow
harder
among
those
|
They
desired
to
make
money
;
each
other
in
the
struggle
for
ex-
js
arliiiirably
loi-atc<l
and
wl
ie
liis
KjCSSurgeon Deutist.
•J. li. Sa
PT Tfff*
oiUot-
Have opened their
| who crave no more than a cornpe scarcer and still dearer.
| istcnce. L os Angeles has crept destined to make a city o f no mean W. A. IiV .su.
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N .
I teuce as the years roll on. This j To this end they braced old , under the protecting wiug of the
oltil |JS Mr." DeMotta b'/en-
v 1 n 1.'
results from the t { J 0|m Sherman up
and — put him ^ federation, as also San Jose,Sacra- j j eryy> cjog npqilicNition mid good
| state c f things
—
A
2 v E c 2 v £ illC u n . B r c s . ,
I concentration of the wealth of the forward with his ‘■refunding bill.” mento, Stockton,
Oakland and | judgement has accumuhtetl quite
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Bay
PHOTO 3 iili CRAYON Co.
M A R S H F IE L D .
Liis Sizet! Phoios in
lit. J. J. CUSSE1MVEI
PHYSICIAN
D . H. E-. D
COPYING&VIEWIHC,
M illa n & Bratt.
Devaul,
,
Physician and Surgeon.
HALL & LUKENS
SIGLI H & LOSE,
INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHERS country into fe ver and still fewer
MARSUPI ILO. Oll EGON.
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And liow lias it been possible for
~ C . A- S E H L B R E D E .
the few. mid these idl non-produc-
A T T O F i l s r E Y at
e i s o f wealth, to absorb so nearly
llosrbury, ( )/v ¡/on.
Special ntr. ntion t■ » matter* before the all o f the wcullli during the hist
Kost-hui;,' land oftUte, the inniissionur <*f -t)
2 o yGflVr
jPiti!*.
the geuera' l.-mtl orti«v anil •eretary i»f the
A t this point is where intelligent,
! nt« nor at Wash Atoll.
earnest, energetic T H I N K I N G
J O H N F. H A L L
has been lacking.
Attorney at Law and
Legislation for the classes at the
r L * v
al :
expense of the masses has been
Al A
what lms made millionaires of the
Tnc.
O - A v I- y N-' - i T .
tlioiisand mid paupers of the mil-
m.*.
Attcrnsy and Counscbr at Law.
And how?
M a BSHFIELIL OliEGoN.
W ell, the process has been sim-
Sliedden F- W ilso n
non. di.
V
Attorney at Law
One o f tho
grand
avenues
U'NTV
(
lÍAKSltriFI.l»,
thr >u 11 which the wealth produc­
s lin:*:
r S-
OfTtct
ed by t!i ru tss *s ha* been made the
spoil o*" the classes has been the
. A. J- SH E?. OOD,
villainous, wicked numipnlation of
A r r o ti n f . ï at le v :
i> ül.li'
an l > N ota
of the currency the circulating
( uit v. ( )n*gon. medium of the coun-ry.
Cotjuille, G
T\* I egin at the beginning
L . F. L ane
.J ohn L anf .
Away back in the early sixties
LA N E & LANE.
the money called greenbacks was
issued by the governtm nt and Boat­
Land Cases a Speciality.
Offioeon Main Street.<»pp,>s»te(’o»nv>j>olitan ed out into the channels o f trade,
Hotel.
R o w b u rg,
Oreg« i . and was legal tender for .all debt*
ami dues save interest on the pub-
W- S IN C L A IR .
licu eb t aud duties on import*.
In this exception lurked the
f}*neral Insnrance'aml Real Estate A'jent.
fatal virus.
C o q u il l e C i t y , O regon .
The greenbacks bad they been
T. G. O W E N .
made legal tender for n il purp is«**
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
would lmve beer, the best money
MABsnriKLD. O o n .
the people have ever had. But
Wall street shylocks willed ii oth­
J. W B E N N E T T .
erwise and otherwise it was.
Attorney at Law.
This was accomplished through
M vuailiTISLD, < >RE e»\ .
the perfidious venality and treach­
D- X * W A T S O N .
. ery of tlu* peoples’ representatives
in Congress; this gratuity to the
Attorney and Counselor at Law
E m pire C it t , < > i ; kc <» n .
sharks was bought through by
W all ,-tieet gold.
J. H .N O S L E R ,
As was intended by the conspir­
Notary Public
ators and abetted by Congress,
COOUILI.K ClTT. Ol»JC.
gold inirmdintely rose to giddy
heights.
Ami why was this?
P A IN T IN G
and
G R A I N IN G
Sin,« !y that importers must have
— In The—
Highest style uf the Art. Work solicit. «1.
| geld to pay duties ami the govern-
n il.
Address: Co«|uilleCity.
ment must have gold to pay inter­
est on its bonds its public debt.
And who held these bonds?
WA re UMAK tit ft JEWELER,
Wall streets cormorants and
Four tit tors east <>f (Kid
British bankers.
Sr
Fellows’ Hall.
$ \ A
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. W hat I i .’ k I these Ponds cost the
Attorufys aibl Cticns^rs nt law.
Attorney at Law,
H. A. Wethey,
Thid
____ « ref
- - nmi
- - i llR” measure _ pass-! Portland.
a litte fortune, and it is surmised
eil iu 1871), amt provided for a | „ 1 lie council w steadily glow ing , llRt his prf.8,..llt visit ¡a fo, „ lvpst_
gillking lul,tl „ f one liumlted mil- >u power ami intelligence. 1 f wise meut in C W county in operty. H e
ljm. dolla„ to l)e kept locked away coulK|i prevails we predict agrnnd ,ost „ „ ovorcoat nn(, „ <liullloI,a pin
n.oni circultitid, in the treasury O | future for the state o f California betweeI1 |1W0„ I1(I Mie l v i l ) t
redeem greenbacks writli as f;ist as and the coast. The grangers and
pieseuted, such greenbacks to be legitimate business community be- : An occasional tramp strikes Gt>-
l|estri,je il whon redeemed, l our gin to realize the moral and intel- quille (hty. and whib‘ some are to
hundred million dollars were re- lectual effect organization has upon be pittied it will, on an average, pay
our wage earners, when handled by yi>u to exert your energit s in
deeme 1 and destroyed.
honest and intelligent represent»- , watching him instead.
Nine out
So hv one act ami another, the
tives. Better wages and shortei of ten p i, this vocation the I t iter
cite dating medium has be«*n cut
Hours go hand in hand with the to enable them 0 steal. It w mId
do .ti from k50 per capita of our
geltend prosperity o f a community. be well for every tov 11 to <*)\ : : O V.
population to less than
now.
’File sooner the st ilish spirit of the tramp lumi. From it « income pa*
This al 1 to make the rich wlio
hog, or hog itst If, is crushed out aside a portion l«> pa 3 train] s ft i
pav no tases becanse (bey produce
of existence, a better and healthier street v o i k.. ( ! ive tl: m the g • ing
nothing richer, -and to make the
government
will exist. — l ’acilic wanes for mood v ori until they
po >r who produce all and pay ¡di,
can lint
¡neu els,owl : « re.
enq;
Trades dournal.
poorer.
It web hi 1,0 hum: me ai d n;• decent
11 all who realize and lament the
And thme was nnother “ little
ti amp v u!vl ohje,l ' t.
‘ " con cení ed in the lefunding oppressed condition of tho laboring
joke
•h tVN
“ Is this t [1 ■ be -t?" is fi quin­
infamy, w nidi
w:t-, tll'lt tito wink n an; how lie earns even tiling ami
i
hml l>t**'n tipped I to :t favoretl tew is still unable to lay 1 y il rompo- tinti uit . ! . ». 1 ,'a hell me dicine is
that such measure would be passed teucy, to say nothing of a ft rtr.no, Wi-Ut« « 1 . i i;t■ . ‘ ;low ing ; i «* a few
ind which would force greenbacks;
if they would nil put their of the n.edi
of known relie-
t
r
»
up t.) par.
| shoulders to tl e wheel, it would be bility, fold by Jt. S Kie wSon and
What a
¡1 chunco
¡tere was to load no time til! such condition woulo S. E. L-m •ve «! y i ‘( : ^4 ; « f t!¡is
cl
up with greenbacks fit the large be unknown. T ie most the eno- plac
i a* e many .* 1 . ,
discount current, with the certain init's of Bellamy * pi 11] s V is tlmt i elle ut in
, I IKlt i i ;n*.*(* a
t
tv of ui loading on tie* treasury it would >e a _ grand, good stab
w orthv « f pet la. bient it 11 :
out
affairs a paradi on câlin
( 'iiaml-K lain s t « «ug ¡i ! v,*met 1
dollar for dollar, in g< hi.
famous f or its cures of sevc
Now. that l have correctly sketch it i - 1 >0 Lrond, die people wont lm-'
<*d the history of
o t ie fiscal legis - 1 it.” Such nonsense! They say it colds, am 1 ;¡ri n 1 rev ntative r, H
of the ^
government, i pro-j is utopian. V, ell, that is too bad. cr<*up. Ih ice, o cent i r I, •tl!
latiou .........
sumo no one will gainsay.
1 topian means an id« al stftte t i , Ghambt-rhiin’s Pain Balm a gen-
And what a picture of in trigu e 1 perfection. It would be too bad j end family liniment and especi-
autl robbery and pet tidy it presents!' to wring in such a thing <.11 the ally valuable for
:h*uinatism
Another feature of bald, downright Anmriean peo, !e.
Some t ink PiKq*
emits | r i olt’ e.
roguery on the part of our national that t«• nationalize laud would I e
Chamberlain s C>iiit\
( ’ iiwleia
treasury nmiifigement remains to l»e rob! «iry, yet every man from Post-j and Dian lnra Eem«*<ly, tho most
disclosed.
1 master General Wanamaker down, r«*liat»1<* known uicdiciiin for bowel
The 1 per cent and TA per cent who has not an interest in these, complaints. It ¡s especially ; rized
bonds now
outstanding,
were believe in nationalizing the rail- j by persons subject to colic*. It lifts
made by the Act creating them, roads, telegraph and telephone j cured many cases of chronic diar-
pavable in so many years o r <if ll/r lines, ¡is we did the carry in got the rhuii. Pt ice *20 find
•ents nor
p/rr/suiv* o f fin* i/ori'minrut.
1 nited States mails. Pray where botti«'.
“ The pleasure of the Govern- >s the difference, aside from tho
►St. Pat ridi s 1 lit.*, for di sorders
ment” clause was left out of the ownership of the gored ox.
o f the liver and bowels. A vigor­
law as published, so that these
The press of the whole country, ous but gentle lffiysic that cleanses
bonds cannot be called in until due.
^|i0 pHOj,|e generally, condemn * an<1‘ renovates the whole system.
D ress-M akin g
Law, Loan, iBrokerage and
Real Estate.
Otiicc in \\ ►
*'*;»t it s bndk Jiiock,
M .u:siirii ■a.DÜRF.GON.
P A R L O R
S!
In the
■P.IVrT’ T r f T
m
D!
tM P 1 ■
TH 1
I
F'ront Street,
Coquille City, Oregon,
*- CL Xa. 7
M a
Where they are prepared to do
¿jíionalists
and
ran
o
f
tin
1 st! chief Orj
p r¡noii oí i hat dressmaking, tine sewing o f all
lonkl be trkeu
«)'t ably c*tilit d :
!' rsviasion. H1
1 ;: 11 y hiiust lf be­ kinds, cutting and litling etc., etc.
illiV LOW Jlil' e
nor. imi is soon
:vi the priïiciva
offers the!
• 11** t I k * t il tur.
11 it lias an
read,
eV< rv (•• )!)V
tnrvj^n hun- CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
•
»ted if
tir a
C o q u ille ( T t y , O 11 eg on .
it«» siîO; (¡uart-
Ili'
I « i »• •% 1 * on m.
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1 r
Shop on Front Street,
i At
C, A. HUHNEWELL,
A m
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♦ W J-2 ; .À t« . 1 » ! • >
v* i «
KEur
Y*.AJ
Is Pi e¡mred io take all mari­
ner c f constructing. Come
and got estimate. A share
of the patronage is solicited.
E R A N C H
I
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1 ■* ->«•-*
p/j
I i Ü
CON-TAKi LY
► < * !Lp'i**iV lit.«« ««f fri
l’i i o li» (I HE * r
•«««_••• «tal.lt-s. «• u n« d « « «»«.If. tubrico » 8 , c , ^:s rs
111
O 1 * * * « * * • • ' 411 V u «iti
. « »rder fi oni auy ] uri
,.«r. ■ t'y fib 1 .
ir.eit.b r t! c pino . 1 \ •/»
\ r
[uors * t*sl t«f V/’.ivi* hutvl.
Bon T o n Saloon,
i/|l|»**^
'1YG hc^Ol.
COQriLBK CITY, 1 - - - OREGON.
j. NASBURG, Proprtetor.
it,WAYS ON HAND,
OutU-r ¡ui.’ A A V Wl i 1 ii mid choice wines
: W *.'.nuil Milwankeo
nul Ci
ni «1 vt- ir:i n
1 ‘ iI it
the miserly ninn who does not e n t ' 1 >,i(,'‘ 2 -',C(int 8 Pe r l,o x -
j a]j |ie WHIltH while that is about I Chamberlain's Eye and Sai l
l,js only show to lay up an honest Ointment, for tetter, salt-rheum
penny. There is not enough ir scald-head, eczema and chronic
plus money.
tlie wages of working men to-day sure eyes. Price 25 e«*nts per In x.
• «.O » 4
In view of tho abuses above . f
■ .
1
to furnish good clothes and a good
Bingo won every race' at the
! enumerated, can any man who toils ,• •
n .• . -t
J
living lor even a small familv
•iness. Any pei.-.m btq
'i.( 0 worth of goods
Yreka fair in which he ran and 11 ) dvel tl.
aud who will think, hesitate as to a i 1
, •
. .
i
. ,
• 1
’
above ins ow n needs, and it is by
•
-on i s IODO tick «»«
aee.
is
-riven
a
ticket,
finii
my
remedy »In c h promises n Imlt in aeniaU that the l ^ t o f them can added several hundred, dollars t«j Hpot Casli,
his owner's wealth. Klickitat was are distribute. 1 ft
 W G r will be
the way things have gone and are •
.1 •
rr
1
J
0
^
j lay up anything, i o succeed one
not so successful as at tim distriet liail at bis störe, nt »tice o f which will be il ul v published for the follow-
%
m u s t cheat, overreach and supplant
All kind* of rejiairinK and ! About an average o f 45 cents ou
fair, losing every race heran in, ing 100 prizes:
The toilers are poor and hard . • „• . .
„ r., ,
-
cleaning done ut ahort notice and lit lowest
1
his neighbor. i t s business.
the dollar.
t 1 < li : li.l {lit-y If 12 .
ÌTÌn<» prices.
vanity
which may also be said ot W olf Ist W.-iltl.am Chrono anh S I 00.00 II It. V.tiH.d
pushed; they fire the the farmers, 1
How did they get them so cheap­ ¡mechanics, artisans and laborers,
r
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it.
i*.
í¡o!ii
¡tin
11.00
1 solid gohl 50. GO
^ is about time some licit cor- ( ’ reek B.ildyand tho trotting horse 2 Eadit s watch,
1
n
S
iiid
m
10.00
ly?
! which, united, w ill be able to carry Iuom,,ts ''ere trying to involve the E. p. Arago won a :,1 mile race in ;;
O. F.
I. o .
“ (Tiataliiu- “
“
25.00 11 ••
, t » v» Imitons
15.00
They paid for them in green­ ; all before them and put men of ^ nffed St ites and some other ;’,5 seconds, which is within a half i q
.*
s-Jny
clock
25.00
r-
s
.
tu
i
li
.
0.00
Gtr>’ vest chain “
“
Cociiiille Lodge N o .53
backs purchased in the market for their own class and callin'' at the country in a war. It is a money- second of the best time on record.
;
iittuin
pipe
0.00
Meet* at Coqnille City every Saturday even
I'ive-o'.uiet* silver watch 20 00 1,1 lu i:,e,u
17
a.oo
in*. Vini tint-; brethren, in c1*’«*! Htandinj; from do to 55 cents, and passed helm.
making scheme with them, and j Aiken’s Sammy II. was a close sec- q Ladies saddle
s'
(
It:
n with pc r.ci! charm
9.00
10.00 «I S. Littlii
cordially inviteli.
it
•
them over to the U. S. Treasurer
s.oo
J.C. P ean . X. G.
Not until this is done will relie f; tl,(k>' aie «eirerally working at it. olid, and subsequently won the 7 ►Solid gohl cameo ring
10.00 U Sulitl ii«»Hl tc.- pin
8.00
at their full face value, for the conio
Let the poor of the land into their 1 mile racy for beaten horses, tie - 8
8.00
cuff buttons
“
“
amethyst
“
A. F. and A. M
l “-00 0 ! K.'l . V i f
tain
5.00
greenback law in the form they
feating both Klickitat and Baldy.
The people want and rhe needs j 80crot and h n,iRht Prove 11 booma-
5.00
9
“ variegated turquois
15.00 -•’* It. 1*. Ml iu chain
Chadwick
Lodp:e. No.68-
I L. Swan’s three-year old stallion
4J5
^ -I >v, ill;: in«
Mt-cts at « 'uqnill ( ity t»n Saturday even had bribed it through Congress, o f the country demand
ran'
10 S'.'li.l gold jet ring
J 5.00 •*;, xt cklf <*>
►
trrin*
4.7C
:
Ante-echo
won
three
trotting
races,
Indoli nr bili>ru the full moon in «-nob '•rovided for converting this cur-
ir
.
..
,,
month.
,?
1 Honest money issued by the Gov-
M a r r ie d .— A t tini residence of making
r _ 2:45 in his contest with E. And 75 other prizes ringhi mi : f fi un one to two dollars elicli, making
re ncy into non-taxable interest I
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.myl. stork; won too «5M> trotting
C.n,uiUe City, Orogon.
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gon, Oct. lo, 1WK», 1-rank S. Lunch
i, 0 .,tjnS Ant. . « h o nml Etile
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me
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1 ho abolition of the National and .Miss May F t . Lock: also llobt. \. in sO'nigiit heats and making ,
Mi*et» at Coquille City. <ni every first
will call this a pretty neat specula- !
fniU(j.
W»'«lnMulny. Vir- it in • » oomrads, iu^nod
! \V. A irey and Miss Hattie M. 2:‘17. Vance's Effie V. won a trot-
tandin^, cordially invited.
ti«*n.
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Government
to
own
and
operate
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j 0 inison 1 i> oic. j race as nino did Swan’s Zephyr A. WT. M« Alunn i:. Presitleut.
W. E. B i . inn , Cashier.
II. II. Nicn « l s .C «'limn dor .
Several very robust millionaires railroad and telegraphs at cost »r
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j flm| McDonald’s ^liss
Hogan,
were nm«b !e in this way.
service;
tla mk'
' <,,n ,a( Ul» l 'i'1 11 ’ while W ild Oats won two running;
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here. | I im election oi l . S. senators to are well and Invorably known in j ra0PS _ C o o s Bay
to p ____
Company H. Oregon Na­ Rut the > grab did not s stop
«y News.
L . S ì li V L . 5 è
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the teaching circles of Coos coun­
tional Griard
Tim <*ormc rant» had lmt ju-t got lUrect
° f ,lle
Gov. rnment )o 11 s to farmers on
n i s s o h a i m i A O lic c .
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Mecta in the Masonic huiltling, Coquille
ty, all being teachers o f reputa­
City, on Saturday nittht after each full their app«*tites whetted up n tri- 1 1 long time at 2 per cent, per annum
The co-pr.rtlicrship Iwrctofore «-xistihr» C vC D C D l. J 1 1 it 1 I *
O E E G - O I T .
moon.
All members in good atnndiu^ arc fie.
tion and experience. Tim H erald lietw*tn (he unilcrsi;»ncd is this day dis-
on mortgage security.
•or li.illy invited to attend.
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Deposits kept sul jeet to check. - Dr.-.fts bought aud sold and money
Docs any party now in active acknowledges a boiiutiitil supply ¡so’vedhy mutual <•««n -* i«t . \\..iitr Draw*
Th e government had stipulated
of wedding Cftke, and joins the ‘»t R“ 'hrm will still maunycth hu-iiiv .44 . to loan at current rates. Accounts o f Merchants, Farm ers and B usi­
Cocxnille Fisherman's
on tin* face of tin* bonds for their existence promise those things?
pay tin« il«*l)ts ami c»ll<*cl whnt is dm*. All
I lien the reme iy must besought friends c f these worthy young peo- i
U N IO N
payment in legal tender money
(henisi !v< s indebted ar*« i'ctjucslcd ness men generally solicited.
ZE3and.olplx O r e g o n ,
,lt tllu h,.‘ " l,s ot some
tlmt w i" i pie
.I b iu wishing them much prospe
pros ,cr- i ? « 2 \ . rward and nmkc immediato aet-
the kind o f money paid for them.
so ¡«romisti
tlement.
J. W. 1I c « h «E3,
Will meet every foartn Saturday in «*nch
i ity and happiness.
A Genera Banking Business Transacted.
Grown
bold
and
reckless
in
their
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Yours for Reform
month till ftrthar notice. All members in i
W alter D uane .
g«od atartdiutj aordtally invited to attend* i BVBricP, the bondholders iilially gftt^
J. II. U p t o n . 1 Subscribe for the H erald
Cuquillo City Oct. 13, 1890.
JP®*Correspoudeuce‘ Solicited.
I he result has been that tbe
nati.uial treasury has been paying
1 ^ M m h n iioi . o0 per cent f«»i b.uids
in order to rid the treasury of sur
I B. Harkness.
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