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NO. 23.
7, 1894.
Who Will AmwerT
avowal that they will expend vast
Marshfield, Dec. 27.— We would
sums during the preparation for the
8U R O E O N AND P H Y SIC IA N . DK VO TEli iO T H E INTHBHSTB OF TH E LABORER
national conventions. What does like to ask tho president or any j
PEOPLE’ S PAR TY.
L L promptly respond to all calls,
this mean ? It rnenns that no dele other advocate of the proposition
dav or ni«ht.
The following compose the County Ex
to retire the “ greenbacks,” how such
Oflloe at the new Drat; Store, opposi to the ecutive Committee of the People’ s Party of gate will be chosen to a national
R. U. Dep »*; residence in Hatch prop
1
Coos county, Oregon:
convention next summer unless he retirement would help the govorn-
erty. near Mr. Messer’ s.
Di«t. No. 1—J. J, Stanley, Empire City.
wear a gold collnr. The ‘rifle diet’ ! ment to meet her obligations— pay
COQUILLE CITY. OREGON.
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2— A. M. Collver. Marshfield.
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3— W. li. Hull. Riverton.
is
just ahead. Get ready for it. It her debts--w ithout borrowii g
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4— I. T. W eekly, Gravel Ford.
fjillE
C O M M E R C I A L *i—
W hen those greenbacks
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“ 5—J. H . Matheny. Myrtle Point. is now ‘unconstitutional lo tax tbe money ?
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“ 6— W. D. Marshall, Bandon.
The most modern arranged BAKBER
rich’ or to grant a poor man a jury are paid out by the government, is
W.
H.
HULL.
Chairman.
Riverton.
SHOP in Coquille City.
J. S. M cEWEN, V.-C. and Treasurer,
trial. What will be the next step? it not to liquidate some debt or to
Coquille City.
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor.
J. J. STAN LEY. Sec.. Empire City.
The poisoning of the fountains of purchase something that other
Hot and Cold Paths ht all hoars. Popular
prices. Headquarters for Commercial
public information is preparing for money won’t have to be used for if
Before
the
law
was
written
down
with
Men.
Next door to Pustoffice.
parchment or with pen;
a couy il'etal that will throw civiliza the government had not the green
Before tbe law made citizens, the moral
Almost everybody takes some laxative
O. E. SMITH.
law made men.
tion back five hundred years, or it backs? Aud, while those green medicine to cleanse the system and keep .tie
Law stands for human rights, bat when it
pure. Those w ho take SIMMONS
will fail, and she will leap forward backs are out making their circuit blood
Surgeon Dentist,
fails those rights to give,
L iv e r R e g u l a t o r (liquid or powjer)
Then let law die, my brother, but let hum»»
*■
olftco
before being gobbled up by the get all the benefits of a inild and pleasant
into
(a
nower
and
moro
brilliant
beines live.
M A U S IIF IE L l), O REG O N .
and tonic that purifies the hood
— Rev. Miller Raeeman.
career than was ever dreamed by banker to be re-presented for laxative
vln l.
and strengthens the whole system. And
redemption,
is
not
the
government
enthusiasts.”
more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU
UNM ASKEDI
regulates the Liver, k«eps it active
J. W. BENNETT,
In commenting on this conspiracy, saving the interact on that much LATOR
and healthy, and when the Liver is In
A Hull! Attempt of the Utuirer Has. to lie. the Chicago Express well observes gold ? Then as there are three good condition you find yourself free from
Attorney at Law,
reive the people Exposed.
that
ftiipdred and forty million dollars Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick-
M arshfield, -
Oregon.
“ The determination of the money of those greenbacks, tho most of Headache and Constipation, and rid of
The editor of the Arena in his
that worn out and debilitate* feeling.
power, in its conspiracy, to poison
“ Notes on Current Events” says:
These are all caused by a sluggish Liver.
JOHN F. HALL
the minds of the voters by subsidiz which aro in circulation all the time, Good digestion and freedom from stomach
We would call the serious atten
Attorney at Law and
ing every possible avenue of news is not the government saving the troubles will only be had when the liver
properly at work. If troubled with any
IS a 3-1 E 3 t a t a _A.=rexrt, tion of every reader of the Arena has long been evidett, but recent interest on that amount continually? is
of these complaints, try SIMMONS LIVER
to the following editorial taken from movements in that direction are
W\ S. V.
M arshfield , O uiioon .
REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medi
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a recent number of the Farm moro obtrusive, pushed more openly
cines, and Better than Pills.
O vorln u d
from
O regon
lo
C ttli-
“ O l SEHLBREDE.
_jS*r-EVFKY P A C K A G E 'S ^
Record. It is difficult to conceive and with greater energy than ever
lo r n i u .
before.
A T T O R N E Y
at L . A . ’W
Has th e
S tam p in red ou w rapper.
of anything more insidious or dan
E ds . H erald : In compliance
J. H . Z eiliu & Co., P h ila., P a.
Rose,bury, Oregon.
gerous in its character than this sys A JU D G E OF T H E S U P R E M E C O U R T with vonr request 1 will give you
Sptoial attention to matters before the
nn account of our trip overlund
ItoHolmrii land office, the ooinmlsaioner of tematic method of the usurer class
On Hie Wholesale Political Bribery and Cor from the Coquille to Uloverdale, river, nnd the top of the bridge is
the j/e itarnl land oilier and aeoretarj of the
to
deceive
the
great
wealth-produc
ruption
Which
Are
Polluting
Our
00 feet above that. This is eaid to
interior at Washington.
California. We started from home
Political Life.
ing
masses
at
the
most
crucial
have been a v.uy dangerous plscp
y r t l e c a m p , n o . 107, w o o d m e n
The editor of the Arena in his ou the 20th of November ami ar to cross before the bridge was built
of the World, meets at Masonic Hall moment in the history of our nation,
rived
here
on
the
Kith
of
Decem
1st and 3d Monday nights of each month.
nnd thnt a number of lives had
at the moment when the policy of “ Notos on Current Events" says:
ber, being on tho road 26 days. The
A. J. S hhrwood , Consul.
been lost here.
George T. Moulton, Clerk.
In
his
recent
address
before
Yale
weather
was
exceptionally
good
for
the Bank of England, which has
Our road led us over hills and
the
tim
eof
year.
Most
of
the
time
college,
Justice
Brown
of
the
reduced the wenlth-creators from a
through stnal! valleys over into the
F . A .
I. U .
the
days
were
bright
and
warm.
Ukiah, the
condition of marvelous prosperity supreme bench of the United States We laid over on account of raiu Russian river basin.
/C O Q U IL L E F. A. tfe M l .
every
second and fourth Thursday nights to tlmt of dependence upon capital said some tilings which ought to only one day and a half. We found county seat of Mendocino county,
iii each month in Coquille City, Coos
is situated near the head of Rus
ism, is preparing to strike its final set every patriot in America to the road to Bandon bad. The hills
county, Oregon.
sian river aud is the terminus of
M rs . L ena J ohnson , bee.
thiuking,
among
which
wore
the
ore
steep
and
heavily
timbered,
so,
blow. These conspirators against
the 8. F. & N. P. Const railroad.
consequently,
were
muddy
aud
trav
the wealth-makeis have entered into following:
This is a lively town.
Bandon F A and I U
“ Though I am unwilling to believe eling was rendered laborious.
Meets every second and fourth Friday a plan for systematically prostitut
Twenty-eight miles more brought
After we passed Bandon, through
nights in each month at Bandon, Coos
that
corporations are solely respon
us to Cloverdale, our destination.
eonnty, Or.
E. O. G rovkr . S ic .
ing the country press of the south
Coos and Curry counties we found
This is a small town of about 1000
and west. We believe, liowevor, sible for our municipal governments, the roads good nnd in good condi
Sumner F A. and I- U.
people.
Oranges are raised lieie
the
fact
remains
that
bribery
and
tion.
In
tbis
part
of
Oregon,
below
M eet, at AUiaaoo hall on the second and that the intelligence of the people
and the ripening fruit loots very
Bandon,
we
saw
but
little
farming
fourth Saturday evenlnB, of cnch month.
of these sections nnd the bitterness corruption are so universal as to
W m . H asor , Sec.
land, and from wliat we could learn beautiful on the trees. There nre
of their condition are such, that threaten the very structure of soci we formed the idea that Carry about 15000 trees in this vicinity.
i v e r t o n f . a . & I. U . meet, in its
Probably in no country in the county was very poor in nnturnl We have had some st >rmy weather
new hall at liivcrton every first ami they will promptly discontinue all ety.
third Saturday evening* of each mouth.
world is the influence of wealth wealth. Gold Beach, the county since we arrived, but today is
papers
which
begin
to
publish
theRe
O . A. K ellt . Sec.
Christmas and tbe sun is shining
deceiving communications, which more potent than in this, and in no seat of Curry county, is a very bright nnd warm.
OUTH FOUR F. A. A I. V.. No. 380,
small
place,
and
there
is
no
farm-
meets ever» second Saturday at 2 p tu. nre calculated to fasten forever th6 period of our history has it been
With best wishes for the pros
iug land around it worth mention
Brothers of other lodges in Rood standing
chains of serfdom upon the wealth- more powerful than now. Worse ing. The road leads along the coast perity of the U e h a l d aud the peo
are invited to attend with us.
B. E. H amctok , secrotnry.
creators of the republic. This is than this, however, is the combina in sight of the beach most of the ple of Coos,
I am yours, fratetnnlly,
the editorial as published in the tion of corporations in so-called time, from above Port Orford to
N. A. L ASS WELL.
trusts
to
limit
production,
stifle
Humboldt
bay.
The
scenery
is
O. F.
I. O.
Farm Record:
grand' Ou on« idflid The wreiit
competition,
and
monopolize
the
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“There was mailed to this office
Coquille Lodge N o.53
necessities of life. The extent to Pacific; on the other the Pacific Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
«(eetft at Coquille City every Hntnrday even from the goldbug den ut 52 Will
slope!
Tho mountains are very Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair, San Francisco*
ing. Visiting brethren, in good standing,
iams street, New York City, on July which this has already been carried rugged.
1 he roads are surveyed
cordially invited.
J. H. N osleb , N. G.
21, a letter containing three sheets. is alarming, and the extent to which and well graded and must have cost
J. S. L awrence , R. S.
One is a list of books against the it may hereafter be carried is revo x considerable sum to construct.
places the hills Hre so steep that
Coauille Encampment, so-called ‘silver craze,’ at prices lutionary. Indeed, tbo evils of it I d would
be impossible foi a horse
• N 0 2 5 I O .O .F .
ranging from fifty cents to one cent aggregated wealth are nowhere seen or cow to stand up out o f the road,
Meets first and third Thursdays in each
in
more
odious
form.”
NOTICE TO I M EM OILS.
and if, by some chance, a team
each. This is legitimate business if
month at Odd Fellows’ hall. Cordial invi-
Patriotic Americans, the hour has were to get off the grade it would
tation to visiting patriarchs in good « end nuyoue wants to buy the stuff, but
Thoro was never a time in tho his
ing .
J .’S. I j A wrrn cb . C .P .
struck for you to do Home indepen roll for eeyernl hundred fpet to the
G. F . Boutoll Scribe.
_______ _ _ by reading the other sheets wo find
dent thinking and voting. Millions bottom of the cauyou. It was our tory of our country when tho do-
that free editorials are going to all
mnml for inventions and improve
Chadwick Lodge. No- 68 who will take them. One letter be are today suffering because of the lot to drive over five or sit miles of ments in tho arts and sciences gen
blind fealty to party and the con this kiud of road ufter night jiibt
A. F. mul A. M.,
erally was so great as now. The
gins: ‘Inclosed horewith is a sain) le tinued betrayal of the cause of the south of Port Orford.
Meets at their hall on Saturday evening
The first place on our road in conveniences of mankind in tho fac
on or before full moon in eaob month. of our broadsides. . . . We offer to wealth-creators to the acquirers of
Viaitiug brethren cordially invited.
wealth.
Califoruia was the Smilh river tory and workshop, the household,
J. W. L knivk , W .M ,
deliver them to your office free of
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Valley. This is one of the oldest on the farm, and in official life,
T . B . Willard, S e o . _________________ __
all charges, ns often as once in two “ That they Might Have Lite, and Have It settled portions of the state. The require continual accessions to the
more Abundantly.“
G. A. R.
weeks, in sufficient quantity to cover
roads are well improved, and the appurtenances and implements of
I recently received a richly gotten- appearance denotes that the place each in order lo save labor, timo aud
your subscription list . . . We offer
Gen-Lytle Post N o-27,
The political change in
¡Smith expense.
Meets at Coquille City, on every first similar matter in plate form free of up souvenir of the dedicatory ser has seen prosperous times.
Wednesday.
Visiting öoiurudb, m good
vices of the Memorial Chapel given River Corners is the name of the the administration of government
standing, cordially invited.
all express charges.’ The other
does not affect tho progress of the
H. 11. N ichols , Commander.
by George Pullman to the Univer- town. It has a population of about
American inventor, who being on
sheet says: ‘ We have ordered the
W . H. N obler , Adjutant.
400.
Hero
we
strike
the
redwoods.
salist church. A Universalist cler
American Press Association to ship
There is some yery fine tim ler the alert and ready to pereoive tho
gyman who forwarded the souvenir here. The Crescent City & Smith existing deficiencies, does not permit
Coquille Fishermans'
our second page of “ Sound Cur
expressed his humiliation that so River railroad runs between these the affairs of the government to doter
x jr g io r i
rency’ stereotype plntes to you.’
IKarLdLolpH O r e g o n ,
many members of his denomination two places and transports the lum him from quickly conceiving the
. . . Signed ‘Calvin Tompkins, sec
remedy to overcome existing discrep
Will meet every fourth Saturday in each
should be ¡noising this man who ber to Crescent City for shipment.
month till farther notice. Ail mouther» in tary.’ This office never asked for
ancies. Too great care cannot be
The
harbor
at
Crescent
City
is
bad
(tood »tending oirdinllv invited tn attend.
has been tbe author of so much
any plates.
and insecure, being almost the exercised in choosing a competent
misery to the masses, and whose same as the open sea.
and skillful attorney to prepare and
“ In still another sheet inclosed is
prosecute an application for patent.
mighty fortune rests largely upon
From
Crescout
City
to
Humboldt
a report of what has been done by
the insufficient wages paid to his bay the country is for the most Valuable interests have been lost nnd
this den of pirates, saying: ‘We
destroyed in innumerable instances
workmen, no less than upon the part rugged aud only good for the
are now supplying every two weeks,
timber or minerals it may contain. by the employment of incompetent
exorbitant tax which is imposed
Areata is situated on Humboldt counsel, and especially is this advice
th e vicinity of tlio parade ground, properly dated and printed with the upon those who ride in the sleepers
bav, 12 miles by the road from Eu- applicable to those who adopt tho
fo r $ 1 2 5 each. Only a few lots i names of tbe papers circulating
over America, owing to the monop reka. This town has a population “No pntent, no pay" system. Inven
a t this price.
For particulars in -' them, broadside supplements suffi
oly which the Pullman company of about 2000, and one uewspaper, tors who entrust their business to
quire at the H ekald otlice.
cient to accompany the full editions
Eureka is a fine this class of attorneys do so at im
enjoys in the sleeping-car business. well supported.
o
f
two
hundred
local
papers
in
city,
ami
commands
most of the minent risk, as the breadth ami
C O O S
B A Y
The souvenir, as I said before, is a
trade and shipping of Humboldt strength of the patent is never con
every part of the country, most
magnificent specimen of the print bay.
The harbor here has been sidered in view of a quick endeavor
largely in the south and west and
er’s art, and one page contains a improved until it is now possible to get an allowance and obtain
southwest. In this way the sound
THE BRUSH
very fine pictured representation of for steamers to run in au l out at tho fee thon due.
C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
currency literature is carried direct
CLAIMS COMPANY, John Wed-
night.
a stained-glass window in the chapel,
into the homes of the rural voters
Here we leave the coast and derburn, General Manager, 618 F
which represents Jesus, and under
Manufacturer of Marble Monuments, Hea l-
travel up the Eel river for several street, N. W., Washington, D. C.,
as
a
part
o
f
the
only
paper
they
stonea. Tablets, etc.
neath Are the words, “ / rame that ye days.
The Eel river valley, of representing a large number of im
Cemetery lots enclosed with stone coping take, in most cases, and which they
might have life, and have it more abun whicli 1 had beard so much, was portant daily and weekly papers, as
or curbing. Iron railings furnished to or
der. Correspondence solicited from parties therefore read from beginning to
something of a disappointment. well as general periodiea’s of the
iving in the country or other towns who end, and some four hundred thou dantly.” Remembering the soul-har
country, was instituted to protect its
may wish anything in my line of business.
rowing scenes which were vividly While the soil is the richest I ever patrons from the unsafe methods
sand full-page sheets of sound cur
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depicted in the illustrations in the saw, the extent of the valley is very
rency literature distributed each daily press during the great Pull limiteJ. There are two newspapers heretofore employed in this line of
JT. J . B A I C E R ’S
fortnight.’ Again: ‘We are now man strike, I was reminded of GeY- published in this valley- -the Eel business. The said company is pre
River Valley Advance, published pared to tako charge of all patent
supplying over one hundred papers ald Massey's expression on one occa
at
Fortunn, and the Rohnerville business entrusted to it for reason
(and the number rapidly increasing) sion, when he said, “ It it impoatihle Herald.
We traveled up the Eel able fees, and prepares and prose
to
caricature
anything
to
grotesque
at
M YR T LE PO IN T , OR.
with plate matter.’
river, winding our way throagh cutes applications generally, includ
thin."
canyons and over hills aud fi
y ing mechanical inventions, design
“ Further on in the report it is
The secret of a speedy cure in climbing over the mountains a. an patents, trade-marks, labels, copy
S IN G L E and D O U B L E R IO S ,
stated that this den has in its employ
sickness lies in selecting the proper plevatiou of 4000 feet There was rights, interferences, infringements,
F IN E TEAM S,
over thirty clerks and editors, and
, remedy and this is difficult to do no snow on the mountains where validity reports, and gives especial
S A D D L E -H O R S E S says the expenses will be very heavy unless one is sure what the ailment we crossed, but on the higher peaks attention to rejected cases.
It is
— AT—
from now until November, when a is. But one thing is sure, had the further east there was plenty of it. also prepared to enter into competi
R E A S O N A B L E P R IC E S .
rest of two months will be had, i liver been actively at work sickness We crossed Eel river in a mountain tion with any firm in securing for
after which ‘expenses will rise again could not have come. It is then gorge on a wood and ateel bridge, eign patents.
Write for instructions nnd advice.
always safe to take Simmons Liver constructed by the San Francisco
Itognlar trip, with fin. hack* connecting
with tfaina at lion, barn: two trip» daily to as the time approaches of first prep Regulator which keeps the liver Bridge company at a cost to tbe
P h i l i p W. A v t iiit t ,
and from Uoqnille City, making prompt ; arations for the national conventions
618 F street,
The bridge is [ P. O. Box 385. ]
j well regulated and all poison ex- county of #30,000.
connection with river nteamern, atage iinea J
and ooeau steameia at Coo* bav.
Washington, D C.
in June, 1896.’ Here is the open ' pelled from the system.
70 feet from the bottom of the
1 ) K . J . B U RT. MOORE,
a
Union Labor Column.
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handsomely printed, nnd contains what the practical farmer wants.
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Populist governor, the War-horse of the Rockies.
It is good reading.
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managed. It will he worth the price we charge for both papers to any
farmer in Coos county.
feg*These Club Rates, of course, imply payment in advance.-YB8
to r W o can only make these splendid terms where cash is“®#
to r
paid in advance.
— FOR
THE —
“Great Revelation of Mon
etary Sii,"
SHYLOCK,
Apply at this office.
Also tor tho supplement to
S hylock , entitled
The
Anarchists
of Wealth,
“ An exposure of the plot o f the
R ed-8 liield( Rothschild ) to des
troy a Republic.” One ia a 25-
cent book, the other a 10 cent
book; but we have made ar
rangements with the pablishers
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by whicli 25 cent* will buy both, or both will be given free to a cash
su b scrib e rto llie H E R A ij)fo ^ )n «y e a r>_ _ _ _ _ <i_ iiii>ii>_— >i^ ^ ——
Schweitzer, Tailor,
C.
BANDON, OREGON,
Fami' riics bust yiMidu on the ronrket, home-
I
T an and foreign* Latent faehion*.
I Arlis (if
Tail ring • a S.tfrially.
! All it rida of
1
Mention
.*rk vili rrreive ranfnl
l'rire« re nur neble.
I Herald and Rural Northwest for $2-
We offer a valuable premium to
our subscriliers who are interested
, in the farm, fruit-growing and stock,
j without extra cost; in other words,
$3 for $2— two papers for the price
of one.
Or. Price’ s Cream Baking Pow der
WortS’« Fair Mlf h«*t Mcd«l and Diploma.