Coquille City herald., December 24, 1895, Image 1

VOL.
COQUILLE CITY,
14.
OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1895.
mean to insinuate that Dr. Hilgard,
jo
the grand jury in the matter would a man of gray hairs uud unimpeach­
SU R G E O N AN D P H Y SIC IA N . PB TO C T»». TBS P H . . « , OS b n labqbb . | y o u ^
t h > t b o d y y o u r p r o o f s o f able character, a.mnn of your own
church, is open U) corruption?”
this corruption?"
II.L promptly lespond to all ca II s ,
PEOPLE’ S P AR T Y.
..
davor
J K y or ni«bt.
niiilit.
“ I mean to eay,” returned the
The
following
compose
the
County
Ex­
“ Yes. At any rate I would tell
Odio. Ht the new Drag Store, opnogi te the ecutive Committee of the People’ s Party of
prop-
It. It. Depot; residence ill Hutch pi
mayor hotly, “that it is our place to
Coos county, Oregon:
the
jury
how
to
go
about
to
get
i
t
”
erty. near Mr. Messer’ ».
take every precaution where a great
Dist. No. 1—J. J. Stanley, Em . ’ re City.
C O gU ILL E C ITY, OK BOOH.
“ You are perfectly serious about
••
•* 2 --A . M. Collver. Marshfield.
corporation haa big interests at
44 «« » _ -W . H. Hall. Riverton.
your contemplated resignation?”
C O M M E R C IA L a -----
44 44 4 — 1. T. Weekly. Gravel Ford.
stake. The Spring Valley is every­
44 “
5 —J. H . Matheny. Myrtle Point.
“ I certainly am. What is there where; you know it. They have
«• •« 6 __w . D. Marshall, Bandon.
The most modern arranged BARBER
W . H. HULL, Chairman. Riverton.
for me to do? If my physicians tell
HUOP in Coquille City.
corrupted everybody with whom
J. 8 . M cEW EN, V.-C. and Treasurer,
me that the bother and worry iuto they have had dealings. They have
Coqnille City.
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor.
J.
J.
S
T
A
N
L
E
Y
.
8ec.,
Empire
City.
Hot and Cold Baths at all hoars. Popular
which this office plunges me contin­
bribed supervisors, they have bribed
prioss. Headquarters for Commercial
Men. Next door to Postoffice.
Before the law was written down with ually is calculated to break down legislatures, they have even bribed
Almost everybody takes some laxative
parchment or witb pen;
my health it would be folly for me
the boose of ooogress, the house of medicine to cleanse the system and keep the
Before the law made citizens, the moral
O. E. SM ITH .
not to do so. Besides, I think
law made men.
blood
pure. Those w ho take SIMMONS
our own country. I know what I
Law stands for human rights, but when it
sSurgeon Dentist,
L iv e r R e g u l a t o r (liquid or powder)
I have reached a point where
fails those rights to give,
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office
am saying; I can prove it. "What get all the benefits of a mild and pleasant
Then let law die, my brother, but let hum*»n I can do no more good.
I have
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N .
beings lire.
objection is there to allowing these laxative and tonic that purifies the blood
v ln l.
and strengthens the whole system. And
— Rev. Miller Hageman.
called public attention to abuses on
students to make the analyses?”
more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU­
every hand, but the public, is apa­
LATOR
regulates the Liver, keeps It active
Dr. Morse said there was no
J . W . B E N N E T T , THE G RA N D OLDM AN
and healthy, and when the. Liver Is In
thetic and the other arms of the
objection if their report be consid­ good condition you find yourself free from
A ttorney at Law ,
government are hostile. With a
ered unofficial. He called for the Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Slck-
Headache and Constipation, and rid of
solid eight against me in the board
Marshfield, .
.
.
Oregon.
that worn out and debilitated feeling.
M ayor Sutro May Resign, of supervisors and a solid four in question on his amendment
These are all caused by a sluggish Liver.
JO H N F. H A L L
O w ing to F ailing H ealth the board of health what can I do? The mayor fla'ly refused to put Good digestion and freedom from stomach
the question, saying that he refused troubles will only be had when the liver
Attorney at Law and
I had great hopes of the board of
properly at work. If troubled with any
to accept the amendment to his res­ is
12 ©al Estate A.gent,
it these complaints, try SIMMONS L iv e r
O c o n « l n n e « l D y B a t t l i n g A c n i i i s t health at first as I had of Governor
olution, as it negatived the whole REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medl-
M arhiifibld , O bhoon .
C o r p o r a l« * C O rriip tlota * s u d
Budd. I was enthusiastic about
matter. He inserted the names of :lnes, and Better than Pills.
O it lc lu l A lile » .
Governor Budd at first, but I have
« - E V E R Y PACKAGE'S?
C. A. SE H L B R E D E .
Professors Hilgard aud Wenzell as Hus the Z Stamp In red on wrapper#
ATTORNEY ■
“ LAW
not so much confidence in him as I
being
permitted
to
make
the
analy­
J. H. Zeilin & Go., Phi la., Pa.
Roseburg, Oregon.
[The S. F. Fxaminer of the 13th had. He is ambitious and is laying
ses with the others, and in that
Hp.einl attention to matter» before the
wires
for
future
preferment.
These
Empire Cityisms.
ltosehurg land office, the commissioner of inst gave an interview hail with
shapo called for a vote upon it
the general laud office and secretary of the Mayor Sutro, whose health is failing four members of the board of health
Interior at Washington.
_
All the doctors voted against it
Empire City, Dec. 21.—The con­
and occasions a whisper that he will are his appointees— they do just as Then Dr. Morse introduced a reso­
y r t l e c a m p , n o . iot , w o o d m e n
tract for grading Fourth street has
he
nays.
of the World, meets at Masonic Hall be obliged to resign.
The main
lution providing for the visit to the been let to Morton L. lower.
1st and 3d Monday nights of each month.
“ Y’ eB; it is too much for ore man,"
trouble seems to be his great fight,
A. J. S herwood , Consul.
reservoirs and securing samples of
Work on G street is finished,
George T. Moulton, Clerk.
almost single-handed and alone, continued the mayor, iu rather mel­ water as the mayor had done, but Now for an ordinance opening ami
against those cruel, corrupt and ancholy mood. “ There is the mat­ stipulating thnt the jugs of water planking FroDt street
F . A . & I. U.
desperate corporations, the Spring ter of the funding bill, they leave be sent to Professor Wenzell, Pro­
Mrs. Gage is expected home from
r iO Q U I L L E F. A. A I. U. meets every
\ J second and fourth Thursday nights Valley Water Co., the S. P. railroad it all to me. The people whoop and fessor Hilgard and the state anal­ a protracted visit to Douglas coun­
iu each mouth in Coqnille City, Coos
octopus and their pliant tools, the hurrah about it, but they not only yst, nnd that their report should be ty-
oouuty, Oregon.
No public Christmas tree this
M rs . L una J ohn boh . » oo .
boards of health and supervisors of leave me to do all the work, but to official. This was adopted unani­
year, but several families are going
mously, save for thenlayor.
pny
all
the
bills
besides.
We
had
a
Bandon F A and I- TJ- the local city government, whose
to have trees aud gatherings at
Meets every second and fourth Friday corruptions aud deviltry smell to meeting here of eminent citizens,
A Frank Statement.
residences.
nights in each month at Bandoti, Coo*
high heaven. We give it herewith, followed by a mass meeting which
The London Times, which is the
county. Or.
E. G. G bovrb ^S* c .
John Teubrook had a relapse and
to show the latest phase of the was carried away with enthusiasm. particular and especial organ of lias been very low, but is said to
Sum ner F- A. and I- U.
Since then, nothing. No man has British interests, puts the whole be slowly improving.
Meet» at Alliaiirw hall on the second and corporation corruptions, and as a
come forward to offer a dollar. That money question in a nutshell as fol­
fourth Saturday evening, of each month.
Robt. Frederick, jr., Capt. Par­
warning
to
our
peoplo
who
are
not
W m . R asob , Sec.
ker and Thos. Wilson were among
yet so nearly crushed by these mon­ bill is certain to go through unless lows:
our visitors lust week.
K rank .
iv e r t o n
f . a . * i . u . meet, in it»
Read active measures are taken to defeat
“ It seems impossible to get, bi­
. new hall at Riverton every first anil sters of plutocratic power.
t rd Saturday ere u in g ^ ’f^ a o b ^ n o n «^
L
a
u
sh
a
b
l«
AdvertiMenieMts.
it.
I
can
defeat
it,
but
it
means
n
this, and learn something from the
metallists to understand that there
“ Wanted— A white woman wants
dangers which threaten, — E d . H er ­ big fight— aud why should I make is quite a large number of us for
OCTH FORK F. A. * I. U.. No. 330,
washing.”
it?”
ald .
meet» every second Saturday at 3 p m .
whom a general rise of prices has
“ Wanted— A boy in restaurant
it her» of ot her lodges in good standing
Mayor Sutro spent some time no obarms whatever. We like them
“ My physician lias for a long time
invited
to open oysters about 15 years old.”
.nvu.ua to a'tend
E with us. ..orutnry.
been warning me to quit work; thnt yesterday in informing himself upon low, and the lower the better. If
“ For Sale—A large, fiua bull­
this turmoil of office is brenking my the manner in which his successor they all went down to half tbeir dog; will eat most anything; very
health, and I feel that it is true,” might be chosen in case of his resig­ present figures we should rejoice, fond of children.”
i. o.
o. f .
“ For Sale— A good piano, nearly
said
Mayor Sutro yesterday morn­ nation.
because we hare nothing to sell nnd
C oqnille L odge N o.53
new, by a young lady with mahog­
«feet« at Coquille City every Saturday even­ ing, sitting in his private office, just M AYO R 8U TRO D ECLARES T H E C O RP O RA­ a great many things to buy.
For any legs.”
ing. Visiting brethren, in good standing,
following the stormy meeting of the
T IO N S HAVE EXOA OE D IN BRI1IEHY.
those who have things to sell we do
cordially invited.
J. H. N osleb , N. G.
board of health, at which he had
The board of health in accord­ not feel any very great concern.”
J. 8 . L awrence , R. 8.
presided.
Now, this is all there is in the
ance with a resolution adopted at a
“ I am going to liavo a consulta­ special meeting yesterday morning whole business. The Loudon Times
C oauille Encampment,
tion with three physicians tomorrow, will proceed to the several reservoirs speaks for what is technically known
N o 2 5 X 0.0.3T.
Meets first and third Thursdays in enoh and I shall abide by their decision.
NOTICE TO IN VESTI OKS.
o f the Spring Valley water company as the city— the banking interests
month st Odd Fellows’ hall. Cordial invi­
tation to visiting patriarchs in good «land­ If, after a careful examination, they within the limits of the city and — the interests of Lombard street.
in g .
J. 8 . L awb KNLK. C .r .
There was never a time in the his­
think that my health is being sacri­ secure samples of the water for When it says “ we have nothing to tory of our country when the de­
O. F . Bootell Scribe.
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ficed, I shall at once resign as mayor. analysis.
sell,” it speaks for the large and mand for inventions and improve­
C h a dw ick Lodge, No- 68
“ Why shouldn’t I?” he inquired.
The meeting of the board yester­ growing class in this country and ments in the arts aud sciences gen­
A. F. and A. M.,
The
The trouble’ in England that produces nothing; erally was so great as now.
Meets at their ball on Saturday evening “I have got to stand the brunt of day was a stormy one.
conveniences of mankind in the fac­
on or before full moon in eaob month. the whole business.
The Spring was started by the mayor. He made the class that collects its annuities tory and workshop, the household,
Visiting brethren cordinlly invited.
*
C .W . W hite , W .M .
Valley and the railroad is every­ a statement to the effect that as may­ aud clips its coupons, having noth­ ou the farm, and iu official life,
T . R. Willard, Sec.
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where, and it would mean a con­ or he represented the people— the ing to sell and everything to buy. require continual accessions to the
Honest people ought to feel thank­ appurtenances and implements of
stant fight for the next twelve mothers aud children of the city, as
G. A. R.
ful
to the Times for speaking out each in order to save labor, time and
mot
ths
of
my
term
of
office.
I
am
well
as
the
voters.
He
was
deter­
Q-en-Lytle P ost N o-27,
expense.
The political change in
Meets at Coqnille City, on every first sixty-five years of age. If the rest mined that an honest examination so plainly.
It states the whole case the administration of government
Wednesday.
Visiting comrads, in good
of the people can stand their rob­ of the city water should be made in in a nutshell. It speaks for the does not affect the progress of the
standing, cordially invited.
J oh n M orris , Commander.
bery and corruption I certainly can. the interest o f the health of the whole class of those who live, like American inventor, who being on
H . H. N ichols . Adjutant.
_
They would say that I was beaten; people. To that end he was partic­ leeches, off of the products of the the alert and ready to perceive the
producing classes. What do you existing deficiencies, does not permit
Coquille Fisherm ans'
some even would say, no doubt, that ularly anxious that a great number
think of such patriotism, brother? the affairs of the government to deter
U N IO N
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him from quickly conceiving the
I 2 a n d .o lp H O r e g o n , I had been bought off. But what of analyses be made by tl)e students
and
professors
of
the
cbemical
class
do
I
care?
Here
I
am
taking
my
There
are two reasonable things remedy to overcome existing discrep­
W ill meet every fonrtn Saturday in each
Too great care cannot be
month till farther notioe. All members in lunch alone in this dreary, unventi­ of the University of California, by which everybody should do; take ancies.
good standing o.irdinlly invited to attend.
lated office while, if I had my wish, the state analyst and by such private good care of one’s health; and if exercised in choosing a competent
lost, regain it quickly, aud to this and skillful attorney to prepare and
I might be taking things quietly at compete it chemists os the board
everybody will agree. Aud there prosecute an application for patent.
my own home, with a few friends of mit. dii 'ct. He laid special stress are a great multitude of people who Valuable interests have been lost aud
table. Nobody seems to take any up m fhe nalyses by the students, are agreed that for both purposes destroyed in innumerable instances
interest in my efforts f r g jo d •; >v g i' ;ng S3 his reason that they were Simmons Liver Regulator is the best by the employment of incompetent
d too honest to be cor- helper. “ I am troubled with torpid counsel, and especially is this advice
th e vicinity o f the parade ground, eminent, and I am not going to tot young
liver and nothing gives relief so« applicable to those who adopt the
He it troduced a resolution
fo r $1 2 5 each. Only a few lots keep up this fight against t.h< cm - rupted
quick like Simmons Liver Regu­ “ No patent, no pay” system, fnvon-
covering
these
points.
pamho.
and
got
kicked
by
the
at this price.
For particulars in­
lator.”— R. R. Strange, Lake City, tors who entrust their business to
quire at the H e r a l d office.
newspapers at the same time.
Di Morse moved to strike out Fla.
this class of attorneys do so at im­
minent risk, ns the breadth and
“Nothing
lias
disgusted
U»e
students.
Dr.
Hart
seconded
C O O S
B A Y
A W M M lrrn sI I s i f s l i s s - T l w Slew strength of the patent is never con­
uon him in this, saying the mayor was
much for a long time as th
( i a s s l l i c F ls llr o m .
sidered in view of a quick endoavor
the 1>oard of health tins morn­ trifling. The board wanted analy­
J. M. Inman is traveling agent for to get an allowance and obtain
one
of
the
most
complete
flatirons
ing. A little bit of common decency ses of the water by competent chem­
the fee then due.
THE PRESS
ever invented. It is as much a CLAIMS COMPANY, John Wed
C. W. PATERSnu, Prop.
ouM have moved them to adopt ists.
necessity in a family as a kitchen derburn, General Manager, 1118 F
. ^solution allowing the class of
Dr. Morse accepted the students
stove or a sewing machine. It does
Manufacturer of Marble M a n n - it* it.
-■„in¡cuts at the state university to with an amendment that their re­ away with the old, tedious process street, N. W., Washington, D. C.,
stones. Tablets, *t>
representing a Urge number of im­
make these analyses. The resolu­ port should be unofficial, and in­ of heating irons on a stove. The
Csmstsry 1
*
portant daily and weekly pajiers, as
or curbing. I ron ruling* f r u.shed u. >1
cost of running the gasoline iron is well as general periodicals of the
der. Oorrespt. ndeeo# solicited from pHr»,** tion did not forbid other analysis— serted the names of Professor W.
iving in the ooontrv
in fact, I accepted the amendments T. Wenzell and Professor Hilgard virtually nothing, and the saving of country, was instituted to protect its
-thi
m»y i
labor for the women is so great that
providing that others should make of the university, their report to be no family can afford to do without patrons from the unsafe methods
O s sa
M a
heretofore employed in this line of
them also. But the board refused
.soline iron. This aparatus can business. The said company is pre­
: R ’6=i
fWby not lftt the Spring Valley b ised for many other purposes,
pared to take charge of all patent
company mime the official analyst ai.u amounts to a small gasoline business entrusted to it for reason­
e
It
can
be
used
for
making
a
Öl
at once?” queried the mayor. “ Id o
able fees, and prepares and prose­
->« tea, wanning water or milk,
cutes applications generally, includ­
OB
not knew Professor Wsnz»
He i •
* i <. - - has ordered one,
ing mechanical inventions, design
Valiev ! i
nt
st. and
Jpetnnt
. 1 '►
,
do the
i>«tents, trade-marks, laltels, copy­
RTNi
.E R IG S ,
visors ïimf leg- but why make him or any ■df-1*
right*, interferences, infringements,
F IN L
Kit go fur User the official analyst? Wait until'
thirty apple« and sells validity reports, nnd gives especial
L nii
rejected 1 v
Tt is
S A D D L E -H O R S E S and state how and when?”
. ,,ui cent and realizes attention
get their reports ”
i
tfiJ
h
sk
.
— AT—
ipeti-
“ No, not now. That was a gen­
“ We must have some one tc ict fifteen cer „ Pearl bas thirty also prepared to enter int
tion with any tirn. in sr
ig for-
R E A S O N A B L E P R IC E S .
eral statement and covers many for us in proper official fashion, , apples aud ells them tfrrée*r!F on'‘
years, with their boards of super­ said Dr. Hart. “ You speak of these cent ana ilo I ism ten as
Ruenlsr trips with fine hacks connecting
they pnt them togeluei a I
I
But I repeat that I can students as being
with trains st ltosehorg; two trips daily to visors.
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desirable to make them five for two cents they realm*
- - l lp" .
j rrove it, and if the matter comes to j the analyses because they cannot be bnt twenty-four cents. Please tell [ [P .O . i
and oosaa steamcis st Coos bar.
1 court I will prove i t ”
¡corrupted. Certainly you do not where the odd cent goes to?
Union Labor Column. I
] ) I t J. B U RT. M OORE,
« were summoned
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iifyun nnd foreign. Tatest f nab Iona.
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Herald and Rural Northwest for $2.
We offer a valuable premium to
our subscribers who are interested
in the farm, fruit-growing and stoek,
without extra cost; in other words,
$3 for $2— two papers for the price
of one.
Dr. Pvfce's Cream Baking Powder
W ’irM’t Pair Hlfknt Medal and Diploma.