Coquille City herald., October 13, 1896, Image 2

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TlIA T UISMAHCK
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LETTER.
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A PPEA L
TO
THE
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CATHOLICS.
UPPER-RIVER
DEPARTMENT.
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j At n large nnd enthusiastic Bryan The McKinley and Hobart League
P U B LIS H E D E V E R Y TU E SD A Y meeting held at Mt. Angel, iu Ma"
Appeals to the Clergy for Aid.
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rion county, on the 5th inet., Hon. I
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New York, Sept 30.— The follow-j
and. W h a t
is
G c in g
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J. S. MeEWE.1 & D. F. DEH, E. Hofer, Silver Republican aud
Editors and Proprietors.
editor of the Capital Journal, spoke , ' n» tetter addressed to the Catholic j
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tbe uited States by, it is
Devoted to the material and social pp- an hour and read the Bismarck let-
The Bryan Free Silver club now I Dr. G. D Elgin o f Sixes river is
b H iding o f the Coquille Valley particularly ter in German, commenting thereon 8,lid* tb« McKinley
and Hobart
has a membership of 253 and moro * in town visiting with hie many
and o f Coos County generally.
and giving a correct translation. Bmsmess Men’s National Campaigu
Subscription, per year, in advance, $2.
coming.
friends
showing that Bismarck “ advises Committee, was given out today:
T U E S D A Y OCT. 13, 1896.
The threshing seasou has closed ¡
Miss Pearl Majory, o f Bandon,
America to adopt independent bimet-
tenth street, abovo Chestnut,
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he farmer can now count h.s spent 6eyeral days in town lust
P. F IS IIE K , N iw h p a i 'EB A d v e r tis in g A gent allium as the surest means of forc. | Philadelphia, September 1 9 -R e v - « « 1
21 Merchant«’ Exchange, San Francisco, U .
week visiting with Miss Maud Reed.
ereml and Dear Sir: W e are well wea*th 10 bushels,
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our authorised agent.
la h i« office.
This paper Is kept on file ; j Djy
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OF
FO R
NEBRASKA.
V IC E
P R E S ID E N T ,
Thomas E. Watson,
O F G E O R G IA .
Presidential Electors.
N . L . Butler, o f Polk,
M. L . Olmsted, o f linker.
Henry Watkins, o f Yam hill,
E. H ofer, o f Marion.
F or Representative o f Coos County,
T H O M A S B Ü C K M AN.
J Special election Novem ber 3,1896.1
W hat about voting for free silver
as well as talking for it? "Wouldn’t
it be consistent, to say the least?
A letter from a friend living in
Hrrrington, Wash., tells us tlint
there nre but threo goldbugs and
supporters of McKinley in that place.
Who is Hanna that you have to
vote for him, or as he dictates?
"When did ho serve this country that
ho merits the support of the people?
Ex-Judge E. B. Watson of Port­
land, a brother of our Judge D. L.
Watson of Marshfield, and always a
staunch and influential Republican,
is supporting the free silver cause
and will vote for Bryan.
Welcome, patriots!
Hon. J. B.
Montgomery, Judge E. B. Watson,
ex-supremo judge of Oregon, and
Hon. J. A. W right, of Union county,
are the latest prominent Republi­
cans of Oregon to declare for Bryan.
In this campaign the free men of
all parties will unite for Bryan and
bimetallism to resist
organized
wealth and tho great gold trust that
is just ns surely enslaving the debti r*
classes and poorer people of our
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YOU
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aware that the dignity of your
Rev. Buckner preached a very
Attorney Dennis, o f Portlaud,
sacred oflice forbids the exercise of j interesting sermon to a large and thinks of locatiug in our towu.
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your influence in any matter in- appreciative audience last Sunday.) We certainly need a good uttorney.
voicing mere questions of executive | People nre fast awakening to Come along, Mr. Dennis,
their best interests, and the gold | D. A. Hilling, o f the firm of
German scholar and conscientious, or legislative policy.
Nevertheless, we nre fully per­ bug element is gradually dying H iding & Lundy, went to the
honorable, patriotic German-Amer-
suaded that the questions before out.
I mountains last week to look after
icau citizen resident in New York,
Marshal J. C. Brown and 8. C llis
interests there.
Mr.
the New York W orld accepted the j »•*- country in tbo P " " nt l,rosi'
services of Judge(?) Julius Sehutze! Aentlal campaign are of an espec- Giles are tbe boBg fishermen o f the H. is a goldbug, you see.
of Texas, thau whom a moro uu- ! ‘a" y 8eri ° us character because they 8enson, having
Agreeable
to the last week’s
_ enptured over one
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j hundred o f the finny tribe one day ) locals the editor o f the Enterprise
scrupulous, demagogic paitizan and involve fundamental moral issues,
A decisiou in the selection of a iaS{ wePt with troll and gig.
is confident o f an increase in our
un-American German-American can
president
that
will
commit
thei
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Knight
now
has
35!
population
before the next enumer-
nothe found in this country. We know
W e hope so.
him well, and we know that he would executive to a policy that in its np- Hcbo|arg atleDdin}, hpr 6chool for ation o f the census.
She ig „ g00l|
not give a fair and unprejudiced plication will forcibly compromise | pHraary 8tB(len(8.
Mauy o f the fair ones o f this
interpretation of a political issue- private financial obligations, will j teacber aDtl deserves the liberal vicinity now have heavy hearts
lie couldn’t do it to save his soul— repudiate a portion of the national | patrunage ahe receive3.
since Sears has declared his inten­
debt and will be a violation of the
which spiritual function he candidly
A. Graham and wife of this place tions, exchanged rings nnd photos,
basic principle that demands honesty
ndmits he does not possess— nor
returned last Saturday from an and gave the fatal promise. Come,
between man and man. Such a de­
would he venture except for a “ fee”
outing along the coast ot Curry cheor up, girls, and let us in union
cision, we believe, would be thor­
and freo pretzels and beer for the
county.
Their little daughter say God bless them— may they
oughly immoral and would pre­
balance of the campaign.
Ruby accompanied them.
Tlrr-y live long and be liappy.
cipitate an ethical and material ca­
However, the letter is printed in
report a pleasant trip.
A. H . Black & Co. o f this place
lamity of incalculable magnitude.
German iu tho various daily pupers
are
making vast improvements in
Onr lending ■ citizens heartily
W e are also of the opinion that
and Germans can read it for them­
their butter factory, the old rooms
commend
the
action
of
the
late
jury
the attack now being made upon
selves; and while we have no dispo­
being too small for their constantly
the regularly constituted legal au­ in its aeqcittal o f W. A. Hatcher.
sition personally to ask the advico
increasing trade.
This branch of
W
hile
they
do
not
npprove
of
one
thorities of the national government
or opinion of any foreign authority
taking the law in his own hands, industry has proven o f great con­
is pernicious and dangerous to an yet they do not condemn n man for
as to what Americans should do in
venience nnd fair profit to the
extreme degree, for it contains the defeuse of his fumily.
farmers, and should be encouraged.
the management of this country’s
rebellion against those safeguards
Samuel Painter, one o f Johnson
affairs, still American citizens of
Judge Burnett, of Salem, passed
of law upon which society, the creek’s most prosperous miners,
other tongues and native born
through our town last week on his
individual, and the several states of came to town one day last week to
way home from Em pire city, w here
should not bo deceived nud lied to
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the nation must depend for security dispose o f n few gold nuggets taken lie bad been t i occupy the chair
about the contents of even a letter
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from Bismarck— nor from the Prince
Mr. P. trial of some swamp-land cases,
vital principles of our government supplies for Hie winter.
of Wales, nor Tom Ochiltree, nor
brings the news o f a suicide on upon which Judge Fullerton lmd
will be undermined.
Johnson creek by a Miss Summers. passed while in the laud oflice.
ex-Queen Lil, nor Herr Most, nor
Recalling with gratitude the pat­ Cause unknown.
Miss Summers Mr. Burnett is an able judge, nud
Cecil Rhodes, nor C. P. Huntington,
riotism and eminent service of the was an accomplished young lady we have no doubt but the cases
nor John P. Irish, nor Mark Hanna,
late Most Reverend Archbishop and quite a favorite with the min­ were tried in all fairness and to
nor Cetoivjyo, nor L i Hung Chang,
the exact letter of the law.
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Hughes and many others of the ers.
nor tho Devil, nor the Coast Mail for
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Roman Catholic clergy, when the
that matter.
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“ Coin’s Financial School” ai
integrity of our government was for sale at this oflice.
threatened on a former occasion,
The change to the winter sched­
we take the liberty to suggest that ule on our eastern mail route will
E ditors H e r a l d : W hy is it that tho present is a period of equal go into effect on the 1st of Nov- [
the monopolists, trusts, m oneyed, danger. The government is not ember.
aristocrats, etc., nre opposed to the ; threatened by physical force, but
A case o f diphtheria at Burton
neighborhood, j
election of Hon. Wm. J. Bryan to insidious and false ideas that inspire prairie, Fairview
interest iu this j y n, m a n i s w l w l l y £vo<» <»■«««■» i t , in
the presidency of the U. £.? It is b e -! incipient anarchy and contempt for was a matter
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daughter of Elder Holleubeak, and
iug unjust privileges, and they know ! propagated throughout our country.
was feared at first to be a serious
tho
those privileges will be greatly cur-
It is net our purpose to argue case, but the father informs us that
One
True
Blood
Purifier.
tailed— if not entirely repudiated tho foregoing
suggestions. We she was better and in a fair wav to
— in case W. J. Bryan is elected, for merely desire to respectfully express 2e^ well,
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POPULIST TICKET. correct translation of that famous
letter than was taken by the g o ld -i
F O R P R E S ID E N T ,
bug press.
Instead of getting a
William Jennings Bryan.
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Makes life misery to thousands of
people. It manifests itself in many
different ways, like goitre, swellings,
running sores, boils, salt rheum anil
pimples and other eruptions. Scarce-
6ome lorm. It clings tenaciously until
the last vestige of scrofulous poison is
eradicated by Hood's Sarsaparilla,
You will And one coupon
inside each two ounce bag
and two coupons Inside each
four ounce bagof Blackwell’s
Durham. Buy a bag o f this
celebrated tobacco and read
the coupon—which gives a
list o f vuluable presents and
how to get them.
nothing
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Polk and Yamhill will roll up
good majorities for Bryan and
I From tU * (’oast M lit. I
The gasoline schooner Ohetco
bimetllism. It is a union eampnign,
There are about 300 fishermen left San Francisco for Coquille
as in the days of 18C0, when all the
catching salmon 011 the bay this j
Friday. 2d inst., but picked up a
loyal elements of the north united they very well know the platform on the opinion that present political I Lee Minnrd, a barkeeper at
year.
which
he
so
firmly
stands
is
solidly
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involve
vital
moral
questions
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Rosebnrg,
formerly
a
Coos
county
schooner that was going ashore near
to elect Ahrahnin Lincoln and save
The stnvernill started up Mon- :
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citizen, was badly cut by one
anchored on the impregnable rock that
the union.
dny morning to saw a small older Point Benito and returned to San
poverfu lly appeal to the rel.g- Wi|li„;n Calln(?1)any in a 8, j J n row
of true and tried old-fashioned Dem­ io u s instructors of the pec pie.
of lumber after having been closed Francisco with her. She sailed
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at Iloseburg,
a few days
ago. |
The Moiras Bros ranch and mill, ocratic principles, and that ho will
again, stemming a heavy head­
down for over two years.
Our commission is non-partisan. Callaghan is under bond of $1000
most of
above this place, were sold at re. firmly adhere to these principles,
The cook house nt Southport | 'vinf> "lost
of the
the way up, but
for
Ins
appearance.
There
were
j
It includes neither office-holders |
mine was destroyed by firp Monday. I
,
Bandon hist Saturday,
ceiver’s sale at Empire City on the though nil tho combined forces of
four
severe
cuts
inflicted
on
Miu-
nor office-seekers. W e have no per
The
bar
The fire is supposed to have been . . . ^Iir ' ' IIS vpry rough, but the
[ nrd’s body, but tone o f a probably
15th ult. to tho Pacific Marine & Hanna’s McKinloy and goldbugism
sonal political interests to seivo, fB( a| c fiaracter, Calluglmu
was Prepared only by C. I. Hood St C o., Lowell, Mas,, caused by n spark from the passing little craft got iu safely. She
Supply Co. of San Francisco, for array themselves against liim.
1 parted with her fuel to the Moro,
locomotive.
being private citizens associated drunk.
lie sure to get H ood ’ s and only H ood ’ s .
j aud now has to wait the return o f
$5982.77, tho amount, of their claim.
They very well know that Mr. for patriotic, purposes. Very re-
John
Bear’s
fine
team
o
f
bays
r-s-si
are the best alter-dlnner
The Woman’s Christian Tem pér­ - ,
the latter before she can depart.
This was the only bid made.
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pills,
aid
digestion.
25e-
Bryan is ill sympathy with the |
were
sent
to
Coquille
City
Tuesday
t gpectfnlly,
R obert C. O gden ,
ance Union j tirpose tho sending of
with
two
engineers.
The
horses
classes—
bone nnd
Joy’s for the Jntlcil sml Good
W'mu iu m u Publication
1 uuuaiuuu Committee.
wuimuittct;. i Sister Mary Nosier to San Fran-
Abraham Lincoln: “ If a govern­ laboring clnsses— the bono and I | chairman
Health 1er a il Mankind.
F or best pasture, go to L. L. became frightened about two miles
Binew
of
our
country
and
that
he
The
Tammany
chieftains
are
very
!
cisco
for
medical
treatment,
and
ment contracted a debt with a cer­
Dietz nt Judge Nosier place.
* this side o f their distillation, run
iCY’3 VEGnA5LË~SU!»APABlUA.
will never stnnd idly by and see tlie much incensed at this appeal to the 1 ‘ ° tfi'deud will give entertainments
away, threw the driver and his two
tain amount of money in circula­
A d eligh tfu l, refreshing rain fell passengers out and took the road
/ ak/ | ,e 'L m ta V c c
ts malte from
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tion, aud then contracted tho money hand of monopoly press the “ crown j Catholic clergy to support McKinley |
in this section Inst Saturday. N o at a lively gait. Th ey met a farm
kerbs, nml F r i s a i ,
co.1.U1T13 no fia.Uv-
volume boforo tho debt was paid, it of thorns on tho blow of labor, wi,lcb they think wdl prove a boom- 0f n|| who feel the tusDiraliou
inspiration o f storm here, but very high winds
wagon on the grade at Cunningham
in i 11 c a * a 1 v '■
nor see the laboring classes nailed erang.
j helping to restore this sister to prevailed along the coast.
(. r u s a o r
is the most heinouB crime that a
creek nml were stopped. The car­
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deadly pci.v*
to the monopolistic “ cross o ' gold.” j
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health. May God bless oui efforts.
oti. J o y ' a
government could commit against
The Fawn broke a shaft coupling riage was noire what damaged, but
V e g e ta b le
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L a u b a B o u t e i . l ,
Thronuli 1 oq <1 umy m ar the British lion,
bruptfllli
Inst S a tifd a y anil had to lay off for luckily no one was injuied.
the people.”
Ir. w ill mu awe our W illi. Bryan:
r o b 3 th e
C o n stip a­
Rosebnrg, Or., Oct. 6.— Tw o light ;
^ resilient, repairs. Iu the meantime the
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For wiTl he knows his cause is just,
blood o f all
tion, Liver
Its
im puri­
Amt
w
ill
destroy
each
combine
trust.
D
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p
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r
t
locomotives
run
into
each
other
on
A
meeting
o
f
n
number
o
f
young
Antelope has been secured the make
Daniel Webster: “ I am certainly
tie s , an d
cour ;c*s all
! the S. 1\ track about 7 o’clock this ; people, who irnde professions o f j the runs, and the service goes on. Of the first month of the North Car­
of the opinion that gold and silver Th o’ Hanna, with his British cold.
Iheoc impuri*
I May prowl around the Bryan fold,
a. in. half 11 mile south of Green’s conversion during the late religious
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L lie log trams lmve resumed olina school, ending October 2, 189G:
fit rates fixed by congress consti­ 1 H e’ ll find our shepherd brave nud bold,
station.
As
a
result
of
the
collision
,
meetings
held
111
this
place,
was
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! llis (lock well shielded from the cold.
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bus'ness, the ditlerences between
tute tho legal tender standard of
tliree 111011 are dead and four injured, held 111 the little Church last ouu-
the principals 111 each case having
i f
this country, and that neither con- j
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j The list ot the dead is ns follows: j day evening and Yierliminary plans
Names.
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been solved by the success of
a e-
John M cGonigle, o f Portland, | made for the organization of a
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gross nor au> stato has authority to '
load yon to the promised land
rafting the logs around to the bay.
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O t p e a c e -g o o d w ill—on every hand,
Joy's Vegetable
fireman on the south-bound engine, Youi g Men's Christian Association.
A nolo A rn old....................
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establish any other standard or dis-
Ui-lt.u
Sarsaparilla
Johnson Bro’s hereby give notice Evn A rn old....................... . . . . ÍM
IttO
iustanMy killed.
j They set for another meeting this
aven:a tu ed feel-
place this standard/'
M ary Arn Id .....................
99
A. N. Toy, o f Salem, brnkemnn j (T u esd ay) evening, early
and that all old bills absolutely must be W iliiam A rnold................. . . . . . . . . ! 8 98 ft
ingA, staggering sen-
98
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100
on the snme engine, instantly killed, promptly, for organisation, nnd paid now or costs added. Please L iz z ie A rn old.................... . . . . 9Û
eauuns, palpitation
Eugene Guard:
Hon. Plinn
Sa
nth
Wanner...................
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99
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f hs.Tt, rush of
don’t
compel
us
to
commence
legal
M Ansarmi.», Ooí. 9. lS’JG.
George Happersett, fireniau on extend an earnest iuvitatiou for ftll
John W agner.................... ...1 98
100
bl-icit to the head,
Cooper, of Rosebnrg, nnd a Repub-: E ditor H erald : The argument« j the north-bound engine, both legs | the youth and young men to atteud. I proceedings.
This vye must do A lice Wanner....................
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100
P dirzinre*,rinsing in
Carl M orris.......................
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9ft
lican member of tho legislature of the gold standard advocates are broken nnd feet crushed, making it
.<j ba^ chronic diarrhoea for ten u*fle89 k'**8 nre
“ t once,
,g) cars, « .n il hetore the
A lice Johnson.................. . . . . 1 98
100
® ejot, hvatiaehe, b:l-
four years ago, has declared him -! driving the farmers ns well ns nil necessary to amputate one leg lie* VPar8 ” 8aV8 L NY .Kichlcin njustiee
98
Although potatoes hnve been J untnie Johnson............... . . . . 88
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-; lou-ness,constipation
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•'-va- a v nj'vVA#.,^l|Zaillou
Johnson.................. . . . .
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90
self in a public letter fur Bryan. «“ W ligen t laborers into tho Bryan ! low the knee, and the foot o f the '()f the peiiee at South Easton, Pa. sent to the bay and other coast Edna
Bennie (ta u t...................... . . . .
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o f bowels, painq in
9i8
1 ranks,
— *-» 1 hence
------ Hanna sees defeat otuer leg. Happereett died at 8:30 —
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No remedy afforded me real relief I points from San Francisco, com- Mack O n n t....................... . . . . 94
96
âçjj t ho lRick,melancholy,
Gone to join such honorable K8"- awaiting him, and M cKinley real-1 o’clock this evening.
H e left a
Henry G ar.t....................... . . . .
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tongue con ted, foul
until I was induced by Chas. T.
Eva G a n t.......................... ___ 1 96
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tlemen as Hons. C. H. Baker, D. C. i/es that ho never can get out of widow and two children.
ISv breath, pimplei on
Kilian, the druggist, to try Cnam-
Sterling W agner............... . . . . 1 9ft
98
face,
limb,
Baughman and M. J. Hillegas, of I the hole. What more does a farmer I T h e injured nre:
98
berlaiu’s Colic, Cholera and Diar­ good prices may be looked for this Etta W ia a n t..................... .. . ! 92
.■-“,¿^3 viedineofnerro forca
M ary W ia an t.................... . . . . ! 95
97
want Upturn him to Bryan than for
Ben Lobr, head nnd face out.
Lane county.
Jizzv 8 p c lift, faint
rhoea Remedy. It cured me and fall for spuds from this section, as N ellie A rn old.................... » . . . 89
98
both free silver men nud gold stau-i
Fred Wall, conductor of Porter’s for a year I have hail no return of
spells, c >1J, cl iaam/
Barbara M orris................. . . . .
98
90
i»*e_l and hands, sour
W o gTeet our old friend, Hon. dard men to contend that freo coin-1 engine, bruised and cut about the the trouble.” It lias also cured I by worms.
In the above report KM> is taken
Plinn Cooper, of Roaoburg. W e n8, c
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b° tb ffMd and sjlver will face
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ninny others, among them old sol-
Ecronia,
and all dls-
as perfect. Total number enrolled,
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u a I double tho price of the farm a
I.ugineer McCalley, bruised and diers who had contracted the disease
• :ses
i I»e stomach,
.Nervous ¡¿Dock.
knew ho was a patriot and would do ..
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21. Average attendance for the first
hurt internally.
1
its products, while thev nre n
L rer and kidne/s.
1 in the army and given up all hope
what he believed to be lig h t He forcc(1 to H(.|, th(.jr prod ucts at i
Joy.s Vegetable Sar-
E. W. J oy C ompany — Gentlemen: month, 17. T. W. J ohnton , Teacher.
James Porter, engineer on the of recovery. For sale by Dr S. L.
c"tparilla is u ù i by all
This is the first time I have attempted
is one of the yeomanry of the state, loss? The New York Sun, n lend north-bound engine, badly bruised Leneve
tlrupfcisb». Ref use a
substitute. Mli.n you
K t- p o r t
so write for tliree years. Have been
and they are always to be depended >ng gold standard paper, recently and one ankle broken,
pay for the best secUuU
A
visit
to
the
Bandon
woolen
you get tho test.
to
nervous
and
weak
that
I
have
)
n
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.lption
fu
ndi
The
coroner
empnnneled
n
jury
O
f
Strang
school
for
term
ending
on for the country’s welfare,
8,*i,1: “ Should the corruption fund j
The coroner empnr
September 20, 1890.
Those nver-
„
.. being raised in the east fail to turn and examined Conduetor W all, Eli- mills quarters iu Sau Francisco a aid in bed most of the time.
!
e amu um es ns (.„„„^ h of the doubtful states to gineer M ct’i llt’y nnd I ¡reman Lohr. few days since was an inspiration,
A friend who lmd taken your aging above 95 in term examination:
intention to vote for Bryan, free silver McKinley to elect him nnd we should The accident must have occurred j j r JJuffchart was out but we were Sarsaparilla sent me two bottles. Libhie Gabeler, Bertha Williams,
The second one is most gone, nnd Alice Twohig; above 90—Orville
and prosperity.
i have free coinage of silver property 1 at 6:36 a. m., as M cG onigle’s watch i *
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would double in value, a farm or a stopped at that time. The remains e ree,Ptl h '“ '11* ^ B
,bp I have gained twenty pounds, and Lucas; nbove 85—George Strang,
The Coos Bay News has been very houso and lot that is worth ten thou- o f J. M cGonigle and A. N. Toy ft8eut 1" that city. Goods cauuot surely feel a dcw woman
I was James Conger, Florence Williams,
taken to their respective be forwarded faat enough to meet pale, th in , no ambition. Had given Earl Corger.
Deportment, good,
consistent in its support o f the sand dollars would be worth twenty were
main doctrine of its party in this thousand, a bushel of wheat now homes, Portland and Salem, to- the demand. Th ey are full six up, as I had tried so many remedies Attendance, very good.
weeks behind in orders now, ami and doctors, but found no benefit.
E l l a C ooper , Teacher.
• _ .. ,
,
worth fifty cents would be worth a night.
campaign— the free coinage of silver ,
, ,
'*
-
inquiries come thick and fast as to I f von care to publish this vou have
,
dollar, aud so on.
The laborer
but, where does it stand on the nu,,,t also realize that men will not
Oregon Kidney Tea is nature’» the possibility of filling orders, my couseut, (Signed)
Circuit court began Monday o f ) C O Q U I L L E
— remedy for kidnrv troubles, i h e mill is running over time,
legislative tu ki t'
Is it in favor start factories and manufacture own
M rs . A. C. Tiu.t vr.
last week nnd the following grand
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or
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sale
by N. G W . Perkins, of BIKj r a a y have to do better and run
o f Mr. Buckman, a free silver and goods while the prices are falling,
kinds o f farm w ork so liritrd . H or«-
juror» were »elected: W. E. Mc-
\ I,I,
shoeing aud plow work a specialty
financial reform candidate, or Mr. knowing it would be a losing busi- M yrtle Point, and Dr. S. L. Leneve, day ami night. It pleased us im-
Duffee,
E.
P.
Mast,
Clin».
H
Butler
^applies
for tousine work. voit<n doga,
ness, wliils on the other hand were Loqutll City.
messely
to . find
that . . our a - wooleu
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.
,
Headaches, Billiousnes» ant T o r - r - - ■ - -------------------------- ri«g..c«„t-hook, and eT.rvihiui use„ used
,n in
Bennett, a goldbug and defender of
County
Treasurer
W
.
W.
Hnyrp
mill
w
m
to
well
established
id
trade
|
pid
I^iver
cliMippeAr
when
ytu
tike
jr.,
t>.
r
.
oavage,
D.
L.
Lenmt'nosky,
lopdin«
cauifm
kept on hand. Satiafection
prices rising it would guarantee a
national banks?
, it visiting at Bandon.
i profit.
W- S. V.vrEiuPVR j.
, already.
Joy’» Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
L. D. Fields, P. A. Fctcreon.
^ r J S 3 r t«b U ? P C u m e r uorlh “fin ?;
Thousands of voluntary testimonials
tell of suffering from scrofula, often
inherited and most tenacious, positive­
ly, perfectly and permanently cured by
S arsaparilla
J
boa/ and
*l3lDßS fatigli», in-
of
WALTER D R A N E,/
Blacksmith and
Wagonmaker,
Alemedi Cxi.
CITY, OREGON