Coquille City herald., July 07, 1896, Image 2

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DOCS.
D EPA R TM EN T.
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occurred at the residence of K. C. _ _
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Cuvett lust Wednesday, that came
IP c ilit
c m id . t i l -3 u p p 2 r - w . . . , . V . - L i , i ; s I a I Y c i un 11 »«* U m i l i l a ) N y » t i m .
near ending the earthly career of |
£LI3.d. "NTsT'lASl.'t i s
G r O i l l g - 0X1 I ’l l S l ' C .
J. S. M U O
& J. s. . m m ,
Mr. Cavett’s little daughter, Duma.
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Editors and Proprietors.
As the world advances m age and
While eating breakfast the family
Rain is needed.
I [jeep down upon the gaily dressed
tho people become more enlight­
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,
,
.
1
H
Dei Jted to tho material and social up- noticed a flock of pigeons on some
crowd that had met to witness tlie
1» jiUin.tr of theCoqui'.'e Valley particularly hushes near the house. Mr. C. told
ened, the old schools o f medicine
1 lie Ro8ebor« ‘ ‘ “ S"
nrllve8
uartof Coo» County generally.
grand military movements o f the gradually give way to modern sci­
his
son
Melvin
to
take
his
gun
and
ut
®
P-
10•
Subscription, per year, iu advance, $2.
shoot them.
Having no caps, the
Rev. B lair’s oration here was battle-scarred vets and the brave j ence. The Gqjt given powers of
boys that are so necessary to pro- ; electricity nnd magnetism suppluut
~ T U E S D A Y , J U L Y 7, 189a
boy took the percussion end of a 1,jrri,|y spoken c f
parlor match and tried to tiro the
tect
the honor of our great com­ the drastic drugs of the pharmaco­
I P. FISH ER, N' r w s p u ’ U A d ^ k r tik w o A oknt
The “ nostrums infernal”
Early ‘ garden snss was in mar- monwealth. A t the close o f the; poeia.
W* )t ICmbuta’ Ktohaagt, Ban Franrlaoo, 1« gun but failed, thereupon he went;
mir airtlxrrized a^ent. TUI* jiapcr la kept ou Ilia iuto the house and got a pin of liis: ■
are ouly kept for human gargoyles.
se^ 0,1 l *10
lut‘^
I I hi* ofllce.
I battle huge bonfires were lighted
Am ong the most prominent pro­
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mother to open tho tube of the gun
D ‘curated “ bikes” were quite a ! “ '“ .'
men, women nnd children! fession of the new- curative age is
Presidential Electors.
Unnoticed by the parents, little featare ou the 4th.
nut*
M. T j . Olmsted, of Baker,
Duma followed her brother outside I
. ,
,
. wended their way to their peaceful Dr, Darrin. Wondrous to relate,
W. 1), Hare, of Washington,
and must have stood near the muz-i 0 n r town 'vas ? «" r e ly clear of homes, no doubt to dream o f i he is especially successful iu cur­
W. II. Rpanph, of Lane,
Henry Watkins, of Yamhill.
zle of the gun when it was discharged rowdy ism on the 4l h.
greater coutests and carnage of ing nil nerVou«, chronic and private
diseases of whatever nature, and
by her brother while trying to open
Mr. Snyder’« Black Bess won noted historical engagements.
Por Representative of Coos County,
makes a specialty of all diseases of
the
tube.
Fortunately
she
escaped
,he
rMe,
oa
the
Fourth
at
this
THOMAS HUCKMAN.
On the 4th, soon after dawn, tir- I eye, ear, nose and throat, Catarrh
with a slight powder burn on one
.
iSjecinl election November 1 S1K>. |
jug o f anvils aroused the sleep- j and deafn 'ss, bronchitis, la grippe,
cheek nnd ear.
This should be a place, She is a daisy.
A F T E R THE FO UR TH O F ^ULY. warning to all children.
Edwin Schroeder drove up the ing inhabitants, and before old Sid consumption, dyspepsia, eonstina
T ho B est
Our efficient road supervisor, J. V. South Fork Sunday to ----- ; well, favored us with bis beaming face j tion, beait, liver and kidney dis­
eases.
] S m o k i n g T o b a c c o M a c ìe
[Tho following lines have been Foster, has, by the assistance of the
the sidewalks were n scene of activ­
we may know more Inter on.
£ o o o s 9 0 0 *o c «e 6 0 i5 s c .«;«o e > o c c o o ìo o s o ìk io o o o o o c o w
He also permanently cures all
furnished to us by Uncle Tom W il­ people of this vicinity, opened and
l-r-e“
M ining experts aro expected to ity that is seldom witnessed iu our diseases of the geuito urinary ____
graded the road from this place to
lard as seasonable and refreshing to
IS «xi- E o r .4 T IE .
I There may also be a tie for joint
its intersection with the county road arrive nnd visit Salmon mountain rural village. The small boy with organs, in either sex, as well as ail
j , uator, or
joint representative,
the memory of the “ old boys” who running from Strang’s landing to and the Currier mines shortly.
! his firecrackers was on hand to peculiar female troubles, leucor-
used similarly to celebrate and suf­ Fishtrap.
Now we ask the people
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th" ';lc;:k fobow
The farmers are anxious for rain, show his patriotism, nnd the aged rhcea, displacements, etc., with 0 £ ! . 7 n » » u Nrlaconlcr,
| Bennett s interpretation he might
little or no medicine. The certifi­
fer for their country’s sake in the of that road district to work the
They would have been satisfied too citizen and pioneer was on hand cates of cures made by this cele­
(Tho following correspondence have t > in ike a second call.
road
across
Mr.
Tw
oliig’s
place.
exuberance of their patriotism.—
, ,
.. . .
It is impossible for the clerk I to
There should ho two small bridges if they had had n little sprinkle on j also ns a silent observer of the joy brated physician would till a vol­ speu
eats for itself, i he first is the
.
,
,
, . i „ „ i . him
;
Ei). H erald .]
portorm
the duties impose.I on In
and
hilrfrity
o
f
Young
America
ume.
They
embrace
every
disease
the
4th.
built there, and there is now an im­
ml n
n in i.o io
Mon. ,T
\Y. Bennett
Bellllp.t.l I
,» ..
e ...
....... .
legal
opinion
of f Hon.
J. _ W.
We pat him to bed In his tilde nightgown,
in
the
matter
of
an
election
and
to
which
humanity
is
exposed.
The
The worst battered yoailRster there was ill passible inudhole iu the middle of
An 89-ncre farm, 7 acres cleared, At 10 o’clock the procession
to County Clerk Dean relative to comply with Mr. Bennett's interpre­
the t rnn;
the road in tho lane across Fat Elk on M yrtle creek, is offered fnrS200. marched to the elegnnt grounds at remedies are painless, almost pleas­
Yet lie «aid as he ope no J the only well eye:
ant, and infallible. Dr. Darrin is tho law in case of a tie between tation. Said flection does uot limit
bottom.
Now,
Mr.
Supervisor,
please
Who wnnts a good home? Let Dixon’s Park addition where a fine
‘ ’ ’ Hall, ’nib, for the Jolly old fourth of
entitled to great credit for his candidates for stato senator or rep­ the clerk to any specified time within
remedy the above, nnd then drive them inquire at the express office,
July!”
oration
by
Rev.
Blair,
splendid
almost miraculous discoveries iu resentative. The opinions of other which to appoint a day to decide a
Two thumbs and eight finders with lint over and examine our work and visit M yrtle Point, Or.
tie. I therefore believe that tho
vocal nnd band music, nnd the the art of elcctro-mugnetic healing.
our town.
Wo will be happy iu
were tied up,
Ice-cream was an uncommon leading of the Declaration iu an There is no curable known malady attorneys were sought, also, by the law would be fully complied with if
On his head was a bump like an upside- greeting ull of our friends on the
down cup,
luxury for a Coquiller on the 4th. elegant and masterly manner by that he cannot conquer, ami will, county clerk, hut only Mr. Bennett’s the clerk appointed tho lime on the
And his Hiitile was distorted, his nose all streets of Riverton.
Judge Schroeder day o f our presidential election.
awry,
Many of our citizens went to Ice for the purpose was shipped Miss Flora M cCloskey were lis- under no circumstances, take a was published.
From the joys of the glorious Fourth of
case that he cannot cure cr benefit. had also given his interpretation of It is my firm opinion that, lmd tho
Bnndon
to
celebrate
the
-1th
of
July.
from Marshfield.
I teted to and enjoyed. The dinner NAMES THAT CAN E E REFERRED TO.
framers of that provision intended
July.
tho law, which differs somewhat
Wo wore glad. He had started abroad with
W e are glad to state that Thomas | |jien wn8 a welcome adjunct to
Robert Hardy, Etna, Wash.— from that of Mr. Bennett, mid a special election during a presiden­
Mrs. G. W. L eggett and children
the sun,
tial year to decide t.ioi-, they would
And all day he had lived in tho powder and arrived last Saturday on the steamer Barklow, who has beeu ill soire j gnpply the necessities of nature’ s Weak eyes, cured.
fuu;
E. D. Pierce, Albina, O r.— Deaf­ which the Coos Bay News, from have limited tlie clerk to a certain
Antelope
from
Kentuckey.
Mrs.
L.
time
past,
is
recovering.
H
e
is
,
requirements,
nnd
it
was
found
While tho boom of the cannon rolled up to
some cause, lias failed to publish, time within which to call such elec­
was nearly worn out.
Huviug to one of God’s noble men, nnd every that the citizens had made ample ness 15 years, cured.
the slry,
To salute Young America’s Fourth of July. care for 7 children on a transconti­
Lucy B. Wood, Blockbnrg, Cal. hut which the H erald gives below. tion.
one is anxious for Lis speedy recoy- pi operations for a feast not to be
Mr. Benue It and tho other candi­
— Female troubles, cured.
I said we were clad all fhe pieces were there, nental trip is no light work for a
— E d . I I kh ald . 1
date; will not be injured by tho
As we plastered and bound thorn with t»n- mother.
ery.
1 despised.
Win. Parrott, Middleton, O r.—
uerest care;
delay, therefore thevo is no valid
George Lamb returned from Yon- j A. H. Moore came down and | In writing this report we have not Deafness many years, cured..
THAT T IE AC.VIN.
Hut oat of the wreck came tho words, with
reason why tho taxpayers of Coos
a «¡eh:
Mrs. M. E. Day, Seattle, Wash.
colla last Saturday, where he at-1 enjoyed the 4th. H e brought two j forgotten that two o f the most
[T wm the Ceos liny Nu-,vs.]
i.iy
lid be burdened with tho
“ I f tomorrow was only the Fourth of July!”
— Throat difficul y, cured.
tended the funeral of his father. |
misse 3 from
Tho county clerk, D. F. I F an, expense.of a special election. Jus-
| y0ung
young ini3.-sfti
from his ueighbor- interesting features o f the occasion
Il<t will grov all together again, never fear, Mr. Lamb reports the fruit crop a ;;
Andrew Douglas, 85 Oak Street, wrote J. W. Bennett last week for
. ,
,
. . .
tho was the recitation of A. D. Border’s | Portland — Deafness, cured.
ti a- is i
minuhly the foundation of
And be ready to celebrate freedom next
complete failure with tho exception llofKl " ln a,8° Pnr" c lP;ltetl
his opinion ou the law regarding
year;
L ittle Miss
Huldy little girl, perhaps G years old, nnd
J. M. M iller, Hubbard, Or.— the tio between himself nnd Mr. nil law. Therefore, as tho candi­
Meanwhile, fill hifl friends are most thank­ of pears, which he snys will be ns festivities.
dal, . will not bo injured by the
ful there lies
the flag drill by seven little girls. Deafness cured iu 8 minutes.
Green visited with M yrl Dixon.
Burkinan, and tho following is the ill lav, auii the people will bo injured
A cracker!ess twelvemonth ’ twixt Fourth bountiful ns usual.
hleury Slough, Macleny, Or.— answer:
Mr. Whittington, of the South
of Julys.
Some young people >vho cele­ T h eir part of the program called
by special ( lei lion, it behooves us
Deafness fifteen years, restored.
Fork, was on our streets last Satur­
Mi as nr, :;,T.) Or.. June li, is'\;.
Wo kissed him good-night on hi* powder-
forth earnest applause.
to ph-vc
iiia s ; ' a construction on
Wm. Hunter, Eugene, Or.—
day. Ho nnd his family were the brated here visited Gravel Ford
specked face,
D. F. D oan , Einj., C ounty Oi.ua k , the law e.s pm ;able, especially when,
Base-ball in the afternoon and Catarrh twenty years, restored.
nnd Arago ou Independence day.
Wo laid his bruised hands softly down in guests of TV. T. Right,
Euy:::?. C m -, U r :
— Drur Sir: In
their place,
Volua Webster, Weston, Uma­ reply to yours of today would say as in this ease, tbo law warrants it.
E. J. W hite has returned from j It is said that all thiee gatherings horse-racing attracted no little
And lie murmured, as sleep closed his one
i t was at my suggestion (hat Mr.
open eye,
tilla
county.
Or.—
Catarrh,
cured.
California.
He says there is no j were large.
Mutual friendship ! notice. The ball at night seems to
tliat Beetiou 2oii'*, page 1195, of
“ 1 wish every day was tho Fourth of July!”
B. H. L ice, 32 B St., Portland, Hill's Code, provides: “ That when D ; : v rote that letter to Mr. Ben­
money to be got there.
j
have
given
satisfaction,
nnd
all
iu
i
—New York Run.
and good will prevailed everywhere.
d other candidates. They
Or.— Heart disease cured, three a tie shall exist between two or in It
E. B. Price is erecting n dwelling
being the only persons directly
The host of friends o f that esti­ all the 4!h of 1396, at Myrtle Point, months since.
D E A T H OF EDITOR E L D R E D G E on the north side of town. Itlooks
more person i for the senate or into . idl'd, I con: idered it proper to
E lder Wm. Harrington, Middle- house
as though our town was destined to mable lady, Mrs. Sol Wise, were was a success. However it has
of rep.evm tati vrs, tho c i :al them this courtesy and ob­
been
learned
by
some
that
pro­
ton,
Or.—
Total
deafness
10
years,
The Del Norte Record came to us spread out over our neighbor Fos­ pleasantly surprised to receive a
county cloik shall give notice to tain tin ir nppri :d to decido the tio
cured.
this week dressed in mourning for ter’s ranch.
the sheriff of the e.-uiity, who shall at the presidential election.
visit from her and enjoy her soci­ posed to reform the management
A. Jackson,Seattle, Was h.— Pain
The people below town should
its former editor, Johnathan Edgar
ety during the 4th. Mr. and Mis. of celebrations in M yrtle Point, in his back for four years, cured immediately advert;:-:) another elec­
Respectfully yours,
make a move now to have a road
tion, giving at least ten da vs’ notice.”
J. H:. n :: y ScHJtOEDBB.
Eldredgc, whoso death occurred a from Lampey creek to Riverton. Wise will settle at Marshfield, we that for nil whey have done exceed­
ii. Griffith’s son, Boisfnrd, Wash«
Is i o t l i i r word.:-:: M diet) a tie
ingly well,There are growlers nnd — Rheumatism and skin disease,
few days ago. Mr. Eldredge was a Get a move on you ami wo will have are informed.
exists, the i ouril.y clerk shall give
( ' im ‘ s f ;i S i f j f r c j i t c C o i i r l ,
critics, and of course the usual cured.
Now is the
native of New York, and caruo to it through by winter.
notice, eie. When did n tie exist?
Orvii Dodge lias found a man
Salem,
Or., June 30 — The follow-
F. W. Thompson, Villard House. Ou June 8i'\
California in 1850, and for years time while we have tho right man who desires to purchase the C o­ amount of criticism is indulged n:
in ruliii• w ire today made in tho
Tacoma,
Wash.
—
Stricture,
cured.
for supervisor.
TVe understand
and persons who did everything
returns v.ei counted, mid at -that i suprimo court: Southern Oregon
engaged in mining. In 1855 ho
Ailelh.ert Knott, »Seattle, Wash,
that there will be no objection made quille river steamers and arrange possible to make the celebration u
time it was vom- duty to notify the 0 j Company, nppelhint, vs. Coos county
was married to Miss Adelino Hall to it.
j
—
Cured
o
f
a
tumorous
growth
of
for one fast liue to run from M yrtle
sheriff.
success
are
blamed
for
some
minor
1 1 1 nl., respondents; respondents
I
the
eye.
who now mourns his departure.
Mr.Campbell of Newport stopped Point to Bandon and return daily.
The law h h el • i-.- that it Bcoins | fesvrn until August 15, 1820, to servo
Rev. M. M . Bashor, Sodavillo,
Mr. Eldredgo was a wide-awake off at our town Sunday. lie exam­ I f satisfactory arrangements can be affairs, over which they had no
d file brief. Coos Bay, R ow burg
Or.— Nasal and throat catarrh, constian timi, nu 1 no matter h
newspaper man, an honest, reliable ined tho coal mines below town. made the sale o f the crafts will be control. For instance, the seats on
E
in li. R. & Navigation Com-
|
restored.
He is a practical miner and his
tlie Liberty wagon gave way nnd
inxious 1 may bo to save tho expenso paiiy, appellali tv, vb . Coos eonnty et
citizen and a man who won forhiin-
i
John
Wolf!in,
Stuck
Junction,
made.
judgment is good.
for awhile it was thought that some Wash. Deafness and discharging jf a special election and the uoo.es- al., n spoudents tiene to serve and
Holf the esteem of all who made
John Gammill and family of New­
¡ sary bother connected therewith, I file hricf exteudcd to August 15,
Tlios. Cornelius, who keeps n of the little girls who were riding
eyes, cured.
his acquaintance. Ho was n mem­ port were visiting at C. A. Peterson’s
suppose "lie law mu
be complied 182G.
candy stnnd oc Spruce street, was were seriously injured, bat fortun­
Samuel Jackson, Highland, Or.
ber of tho Presbyterian church and last week.
1 duty per-
robbed on the 4th o f n purse con­ ately nil escaped injury except n -— Deafness twenty years, cured in with, and your i ili
M.
McCormick
of
Newport
xvas
formed irrespcctivi
cf anyone's
of t.lio I. O. O. F., and his funeral
George Brbokover, v.lio wns pros-
over here last week. He went with taining §G5. H e is satisfied in his j daughter of A. D. Border o f Marsh­ ten minutes.
feeling:;.
peetity; noni- Granite I ’oint, went
was conducted by tho church and
Ge,«.
M.
Frank,
Middleton,
Or.
friends to Bnndon tho 4th.
own mind who the guilty parties field, who had a severe bruise ou
ante;
I f this law is lier:
send into n toni the olhev day to get a
order to wliiclv ho belonged. Tho
| — Disci barging em twenty-five years,
There was a private picnic on the are, and if the ease is properly
someone t > tho legi datura who will gun to shoot snudi game. The gun
one
o
f
her
lower
limbs,
and
a
little
\ cured.
H eiiald extends sympathy to tho 4th near tho Punter coal mines,
try nnd remedy it. Bul I think a \v m K in g on n col and ho liurriedly
handled they will no doubt be daughter of Mrs. Gray, who had a
TV. L . Cone, Bay City, Tillamook
consisting of Messrs. E. B. nnd E.
bereaved.
consideration of it \ vili satisfy m.y- grabbi-.1 it, p- ¡bug it muzzlo iirst
¡county,
Or.—
Kidney
unit
liver
J. Price with their families, from I bronEht tn B 'fitice- M r' C hns bnt bruised wrist.
T h e Committees
< it was intended toward hi a The picee xvas acci-
] one, that it is j
“ Old Glory” now sports 45 stars. Riverton; and J. A. Lyons nnd ¡one arm nnd is straggling to are not to blame for the mishap. j I rouble, cured.
fra niera o f the deiitully diueharged. The contento
' to be, mid that
B. F. Stout, Independence, Wash.
Might as well have been 111 Cuba family, Miss Marvin Lamb, the support a large fam ily, nnd any There was simply nu error in ju d g­
i law had in v •w the distillation nf one barrei went iuto hi« righi
|—
Deafness,
catarrh
Htid
lung
Misses
Lorenz
and
several
others
one who would client or rob a mnn ment if the party who erected the
between
should have been put there.
-‘tv.ecn lo
1' al and nati mal polities, « nido just lielinv tho nipple, Corning
trouble, eared.
of Coquille City. They report hnv-
! aac
id did Hot interni to deluy one fot' | out iu the back, immediutcly under
in bis condition out o f a ceut, is seats, nnd they did not jiroye strong
G.
R.
W
ilson,
B
it
bell,
Wash.—
O p e n Su lfu r to H o iin . J . IV . ttuaiiM‘ 11 ii g had an excellent time.
1 the
ie other, or interinili
inieniiinele locai and : th
shoulder biade. Tho ìnjured
Aie ■ flliou
not tit to be called a man.
Cured uf deafness o f hu g-standing
t i m l A l r x SI anil'.
D ona A na .
enough.
! national issues by ponnittin one to ,.j„n pad to bo carried 90 miles on a
in one treatment.
T H E G L O R IO U S F O U R T H
M auphfield . Oregon, July 2, 181HJ.
The town was profusely deco-
j effect or smother the other. As the stretcher before medical assistance
i ; i . i : n i o \ r i i m i . u i t r> c \ .
Air. Isaac Wingnrd, Cenlralin,
To M r . J. W. B exnett and A iex
Hns passed nnd gore, except its ! rated with flags, bunting nu 1 ever-
tio exixieil at the time of the official wt ; obtained, and lie is nt present
;
Wash.
Asthma
o
f
eighteen
years'
S t a u it
R r . i j , retail Sir .- It appears l i t i j o r l t i r *
j count, then your duty fit plain, anil in n dangerous condition.
I n Hi«* O r e g o n
memories ns n time o f grpat pleas ! greens, and every citizen seemed ! standing, restored.
from tho face of the official count of
E l l u r t i i m .
j there is nothing that I can see for
lire and joy. T h e exereises at this j detern.iued to exhibit n spirit of
the election hold June 1, lH'.Ui, for
us to ilo except to “ face the mimic."
Governor Lord today proclaimed
J o y ’ s f o r B : j J.11U ’ a n d Good
Dr. Darrin can he consulte 1 free
Coos county, that in tho represent­ the following persons elected to place commenced on tbo evening patriotism worthy c f note,
by complying with the law. With
jfienltU f o r a l l M ankind.
jet
the
Bluiieo
H
otel,
Marshfield,
o
f
the
3d,
nt
which
time
a
large
|
ative ticket J. W. Bcnnott and I their respective offices, nt the re­
The next event o f importance i Or., July 8tIt to July 25th. Come kinil regards,
jars
VEQETÂS 2 S s ;nsA?AniLLA.
receivoil tho same number of votes, cent state election, and certicfiates throng o f people witnessed a sham
I ant, yours respectfully,
that is to take place in Coos county early, as ninny cases require more
and as tho statute providing for have been issued accordingly. The battle between the Old Vets nnd
J. IV. B ennett .
Urrulefrotn
tie* through
is the Pioneers’ nnd G. A. li. leun- than oue treatment.
such eases, See. 2538 of H ill’s Code, figures given nro majorities or
% ’i
their sons nnd Co. (}., O. N. G. iou iu August, fit Coquille Clty
•
----------- -
properchnn-
does not make it imperative that pluralities received.
REPLY OF JUDGE SCTlROEDEn.
ju i n e r a !
J
:wIs. Jo.1’’*
Border’s H igiits had been selected This will be a celebration that
dri*?a ©?
V o s o t a bl a
Oregon Kidney Ten is the most
the county clerk shall net immedi­
A raim , Jane 27,1H90,
Congressman— First district, T.
.
djauiy pci->
Fnr.-aparilla
:
J o y ’a
ately, I, for my part, would greatly H. Tongue, till; second d is t r ic t - for 1,10 b,‘ " 10 Bro,',ul- nnd ,llat should be of iuterest to every citi­ | effective blood-purifier known. For
c u r e * Dys-
E i itos Coos B ay Ni:v s: In vour on.
Vegeta bis
profer that extra election to decide TV. R. Ellis, 378.
elevation resounded with elegnut zen o f Coos county. It would be sale by druggists N. G. NV. Perkins, i • uc of Juno 2 Lit I notice the Bar >.ip*riila
robs the
the matter bo deferred until the fall
Judge supremo court— R. S. i strains o f hand music, nnd sky- well for the officers o f each associ­ o f M yrtle Point, nnd Dr. S. L. reply of J. NV. I ’ cnnctt to County blood c f a ll
Leneve, of Coquille City.
or November election, for tho fol­ Renn, 14,32,1.
Clerk D. F. D an, in which lie “ in­ t I L i b e s , im pari­
J rockets belched forth toward the
and
ation to invite, without delay, onr
lowing reasons:
N E U K A i a m A cured l>y P r. Miles’ P a i n terprets tho law” on the tie between c-i-trws all
. ’ ¡remit judges Fourth district, heaven, and eclipsed the twinkling Cnrry county friends to joiu in the
thssc impuri-
P
il l s . “Ono cent a dose.
A
t
a
ll
druggists.
First— Tho taxpayers can very A. F Sears, j r , (583; sixth— 8. A .! ,
Mr.
Buck
man
anil
himself.
.
, .
,
illy afford such extra expense, which I Lovell, G13; eighth Robt. Bakin, slars t U t S0Onlt>l1 to l'pltl,''fllllv festivities of that occasion.
While I have much confidence iu
would probably exceed a thousand 524.
Mr. Bennett’s opinions generally, I
i i r . r i i i\ a « o n . m i x :.
Sherman
nnd
Wasco,
dollars, and their present over-bur­
Prosecuting
attorneys — First 249;
1 cannot agree with him iu his inter­
B. S. Huntington, 151; Grant nnd S o o r r n o f M e n F n t t i m h o d n T h o u s ­
dened condition should bo care­ district, J. A. Jeffrey, 48; second
pretation of See. 2538 of H ill’s Code.
a n d I Y h I S r l o n f l i c M iir fa ic r .
fully considered, and all possible NV. E. Yates, 1070: third— S. L Harney, C. 8. Dustin, 143; Klam ­
The provision in said section, rela­
HRffiL
Sarsaparilla
expunso which can he should he Harden, 1541; fourth Obas. F. ath nnd Lake, V irgil ('oun, 3;
tive to a tic vote for representative
NYilkesbnrre, Pa., Ju no28.— The
'V S-*.! prevents tired feel- S B
avoided.
Second The people in Lord, 999; fifth T. J. Oeetoti. 821; Tillam ook a id Yamhill, John G ill, little city of Pittston is in mourn­ I I needed by poor, tired mothers, over, or senator, is ambiguous, unle
Ws:.h\î lr” TS ,(- 2 S»rîa’ sen- g j l
115. Salem Capital Journal.
the farming districts aro very busy ' sixth II. J. Bean, 705; seventh
ing tonight ns n result o f another worked and burdened with care, debili­ taken 1:1 connectiun with See. i of
»twins, palpitation
tated and run down because ot poor, thin
at this time of year, and a day away A. A. Jayne. 499; eighlb
II. E.
o f the terrible mining disasters and impoverished blood. Help Is needed the election laws of 1S91 (Session : U i u ! TÍ
«§ 1 «
... .
,,
blood to the lead, î ’ XfS-
from their work is quite a loss to CW rtnev. 511; ninth Cbas. \V.
W en llbj- In rb rla ie.
which have cost so many lives in by the nervous sufferer, the men and r b 1
' ' - u
I
' -I " L ' h
hn.s t..e l-Jv -'J diizicffi,ringing in
them; and the probabilities are that Parrish, 37(5.
San
Francisco,
Juno
29. Pennsylvania. A large number of women tortured with rheumatism, neu­ duties of tho county clerk and sher­ £àJ*j[Sd ears spula betöre the ¡ if-kv’
there would uot be anything liko a
Members state board o f equali­
Antonio Cnueo, tho millionaire her citizens, variously estimated ralgia, dyspepsia, scrofula, catarrh. Help iff in the matter of election notices.
?.YCS hra,loche, bil
full vote.
tinitrin
»
zation Second dist. Robt. 'Yalker, banana king <>f New- York, was j at from 80 to 125, are entombed at
By a careful reading of Sec. 2533 '•■'v'U c e n e
j
r
jjd
T
n
f bow el”, T 'i' n l in
O l^ '
At the November election there 329; fourth— D. P. Thompson, shipped out o f town in a comatose the tail tom o f the 'tw in Shaft,
and other sections of Title III, it
-
g-'i'ùj
ihc
back,ioel:tnci>oly,
will he a full expression of the vrieo I 4348; sixth -Ulm s .Johnson, 238; erudition last evening, nnd is now I owned bv the New ton Coal Corn- When flood’s Sarsaparilla begins to en. will ho seen that the county clerk
ter.g’io contili, foul j S g K f
pf the people, and many will ho eight O. I*. Goodall 423; ninth— on his wav east in custody o f one pany, nnd at a late hour tonight rich, purify and vitalize the blood, end shall do all the duties therein im­
•V :,-5 breath, jpimplci on
better prepared to vote undnrstand- I. H. Holland, 257.
face, bod/ and limb,
o f Dr. S. O L . Potter’s assistants the prospect o f saving lives o f any sends It In a healing, nourishing, invig­ posed on him, immediately, except
lecliaeofnerve force
ingly at that time than they could
Joint senators Coos, Curry nnd at the home for inebriates, « Lose o f these unfortunate men is ex­ orating stream to the nerves, muscles and the provision in case of a tie, which
dizzy t p e l l s , fa ;nt
organa
of
the
body.
Hood’s
Sarsaparilla
bo now.
Josephine, C. E. Harmon, 51(5; instruction? regarding his charge, ceedingly slight. Anton», the vic­ builds up the weak and broken down sys­ simply states that “ When a tie shall
Roells, cold, el immy
And in conclusion I will say to I Crook, Klamath nnd Lake, B. according to Dr. Potter, 1 equi re tims is M. J. Lnngan, mayor pro tem, and cures sit blood diseases, because exist,” etc , the county clerk shall
A i Y M tect and hands, sour
J. W. Bennett and Alex Stand, that Daly, 174; Columbia, Tillamook him to keep the wealthy New tern, nf Pittston, w ho was super­
itsings, fatigue, in­
notify the sheriff. The sheriff, how­
somnia, and all dis­
unless you timl law which makes it and Washington, G. W. Patterson, Yorker properly doped nn 1 hand- intendent of the mine. A number
ever, must act immediately after
eases of t he stomach,
imperative upon tho clerk to if sue 560; Gilliam, Sherman nnd Wasco, cuffed, if necessary, in order that o f minor officials o f the company
receiving the notice from the clerk.
liver and kidney,.
tho call for another election imme­ John Mitchell, 523; Umatilla and lie ntay he tombai in New York in nre also in the pit.
Joy,a Vegetable Sar-
It is my opinion, therefore, that
Pn partila U told by all
diately, I think it would give the Union. T. ( ’. Taylor, 314; Union good order and turned over to his j Nearly all the men in the mine
R efu se a ,
said provision is not mandatory ns b m b o q
si } »,t t tc. W t.-n you
best results and be more satisfactory nnd Wallowa, Juana Wade, 242. family. Cuneo came to California were married, and some o f them
to time; that the clerk must do the
S a y w ; priy for th?best seetiiat !
gonerstly to defer the extra electiou
Joint Repiesentativcs Sherman nix months ago to recover his health, have Urge families. A s stated, the T. the Our True Illood Purlflrr. A ll d n ir i'O « ft . other duties irapuf ed on him first,
8 ^ 3 ^
>ou Rtt ine b.jt,
until that time.
and Wasco, F. N. Jones, 8(1; Coos nnd his recent troubles have been estimate of tho entomb .1 varies Trcparvil only by C. I. Hood & Co., LoweH. Muss. and that the intention of the law is
Very respectfully, yours,
, 1011 ! Curry, NY. II. Nosier, 87; Ben- the cause o f much agitation in the greatly, hat the number is cer­ ■ 1
,,
y , . ,.
» « tlw only pill, to tuV.
I lOOii 5 i l Uà wibiUoirAtSunspanlia, to give tho clerk some latitude in
T h . »MAS Ill iXItAX.
! Ion aud Lincoln, E
B. Lake, Italian colony.
tainly uot Los than eighty.
calling a special electiou.
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