Coquille City herald., December 22, 1896, Image 2

C ffij g ie ta u i.
Bset Sugar In Washington.
THE CUBAN QUESTION IMPORTANT.
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^ T h e Herald’s Great Clubbing O ffe r s e
The Scattlo Post-Intelligencer Congress Is Roused and the People Are!
Pressing Action in the Matter.
PUBLISHED EVE RY TUESDAY says it is reported that the secretary
First Price of
Price with First Price of
Price with
Publication.
IlEU ALl)
Publication.
HERALD
of the Spokane board of immigra­
Washington, Dec. 15.—The head­
flO O . American Kitchen Magazine. .$ 2 40
1
00..G
odey’
«
Magazine.......................
2 50
J. S. MeEWEJf & ». F. DEAN, tion is iu correspondence with a quarters o f the Cuban legation in
8 0 0 ..American Machinist................... 8 85 1 00 .Good Health....................
2 50
2 00. .American Wheelman................. 3 2 ft 1 00 .. Hardware....................................... 2 SO
Editors and Proprietors.
Scotch syndicate which is looking this city was the center of interest
2 50.. Arts for America......................... 8 80
4 00.. Harper's Magazine...................... 4 7ft
4 00.. Atlantic ......................................... 4 Oft 2 00. .Harper’s Round Table............. 8 25
Delated to the materiel and sooial up- for a location for a beet sugar fac­ to a cumber o f callers today, who
2 00.. Ave Maria ................................. 3 8 .'»
6 0 ..
Home Magazine............. 2 00
had come to express to Senor
bulding of th* Coqnt!!« Valley particularly
1 00.. Bicycling W orld........................... 2 45
tory.
It
seems
that
the
Scotchmen
50.. Housekeeper................................... 2 10
and of Coos County r m m m II j .
Quesada
their
sorrow
at
the
death
50..
Black
Cat........................................
2
10
1
00.
.International
M agazine........... 2 30
Subscription, per year, iu advanoe, $ 2 .
have been making inquiries also in of General Maceo, and to oiler
50.. Hook keeper.................................... 2 10
2 0 0 ..Ledger, New York..................... 3 10
1
0O..Branns Iconoclast....................... 2 60 3 00.. Lippincott'a uingnzino.............. 3 7ft
this year in valuable
' t u i » d a y , n a a m , ir o a Holland, where the industry has their sympathy, nnd in some cases
1 0 0 ..Brick................................................ 2 35
1 0 0 ..Lever................................................ 2 45
2 00.. Budget of Music........................... 3 10
2 00.. Meehan’ s Mon thly...................... 3 00
assumed large proportions. It is help for tile Cubans. These call­
articles to smokers o f
2 0 0 ..Business.......................................... 2 75 4 50. .National Review ......................... 5 45
P. F fS H E K , N ew hpapeb A d « cbtihino A q b n t |
ers
included
a
number
of
congress­
L 21 Merebauta* Exchange, San Francisco, la further stated that the company is
2 50. .Canadian Magazine.................... 3 75
1 00. .National Tribune......................... 2 50
men, and two senators, whose
3 0 0 ..Catholic W orld............................ 4 00 8 00 . . New Englund Magazine............. 4 1 ft
our authorized agent. Thia paper la kept on Ale
prepared to spend $2,500,000 in
lQ hla oflloe.
4
0
0
..Century
Magazine......................
5
20
5
O'1..North American Review........... ft 8 ft
B
E
a
c
k
w
e
ll’8
names the Cnbau representative
2 0 0 ..Chap Book..................................... 3 8 ft 4 00 . . N . W . Lumberman (new )........ 4 8 ft
order to make the enterprise a suc­ declined to reveal, who told him of
3
0
0
..China
Decorator...........................
4
10
1
0 0 ..Ohio Farm er................................ 2 4ft
Conulne
A POPULIST CITY.
3 00. .Chronicle, ChicA^o...................... 4 15
2 5 0 ..P ilot................................................. 3 75
cess if the conditions here warrent their desire to see some action by
1 0 0 ..Constitution, Atlanta................. 2 45
1 (X).. Peterson’ s magazine ................. 2 40
the investment. The secretary has congress that would be of assist-
1 0 0 ..Cosmopolitan m agazin e......... 2 55
1 00. .Philistine........................................ 2 56
» W ill Levy Ho Taxes Alter the First ol the
1 0 0 ..Courier Journal, Louisville___ 2 25
5 0 ..
Post Dispatch, St. Louis...............
forwarded a copy of the laws of the 1 BU®e *° the insurgents.
3 00 . Current Literature, new............. 3 85
2
50. .Publio Opinion..................... ! . . . 3 7#
Year.
, . ..
. . .
beoor Unesada says he has
1 00. .Dairy R eport................................ 2 50 1 2 5 ..Pulpit.............................................. 2 fft
state id regard to the subject, a copy recel?ej j uring the past few days
1 0 0 ..Dairy W orld.................................. 2 15
1 00.. Railroad Car Journal .............. 2 46
Tobacco
Glasgow will levy no taxes after of bulletin No. 15, issued by the agri­ nbout 50 letters, many o f which
3 00.. Dispatch. Chicago, daily.......... 4 20
1 00.. Republican. Springfield........... 2 5ft
1 0 0 ..Delineator...................................... 2 lift 1 (VO..Rural New Yorker....................... 2 50
January 1, 1897. The revenues de­ cultural college at Pullman, written come from persons and orgauiza-
Y ou will find one coupon in­
4 00 .. Dramatic Mirror.......................... 4 05
3 00. .St. Nicholas................................... 4 2ft
2 00..Eoho, Chicago............................... 3 25
side each 2 -ounce bag, and two
3 00. .Scribner’s Magazine................... 4 20
rived from the public utilities, by Prof. Fulmer, and other literature ions, offering to send men to assist
2 0 0 ..Express, Buffalo, N. Y .............. 3 25
1 0 0 ..Spirit of the W est..................... 2 3ft
c ou p o n s inside each 4 -ounce
the Cubans in figlitiDg for lib­
1 0 0 ..Farmers* Union............................ 2 45
owned by the city, including the likely to be of interest.
2 0 0 ..Trotter and Pacer....................... 3 2ft
bag. Buy a bag, read the coupon
1 no tsost
1 00.. Farm Poultry..................... . . .. 2 40
erty. Among the states and cities
5 0 ..
Vick’s Floral Magazine. 2 00
and see how to get your share.
street car service, the gas and elec­
Although the law of Washington represented in these letters are
g SmokingTobncco M a d o
4 0 0 ..Forest and Stream (new )......... 4 85
1 00 .. Weekly Wisconsin....................... 2 25
3 0 0 ..Frank Leslie's Popular Mthly. 4 00
3 00..W ilsou’s Photo. Magazine........ 4 26
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tric light service, the water supply offering a bounty for grower and Washington, Wyoming, Kansas,
50 .Fruit Growers’ Journal............. 2 10
1 00. .Witness, Montreal...................... 2 30
3 00.. Forum.............................................. 4 35
60. .Woman and Home...................... 2 10
and other public monopolies are manufacturer of beet sugar became , Indianapolis, Buffalo, Evansville,
1
00
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am
elaud.......................................
2
43
3 0 0 ..Yale Review.................................. 4 26
SENTENCED FROM DOUGLAS COUNTY.
GENERAL N EW S.
now sufficient to pay all expenses of inoperative after last June, the Post- i I “ d., and Waterbary, Comi. R e­
te y A u y one of the above publications, each first-class iu its line, and
Roseburg, Or., Dec. 14.— Sawyer
the city government.
The most Intelligencer thinks there is so much sponsive to these letters, Senor TEXANS BEADY TO FIOHT FOB TIIE
Quesada authorizes his former
atd Reynolds, the two men who the H erald for one year at the price stated in the right-hand column
am-prising part of the whole matter jto reedmmend it that possibly the j „¿„temeui that the Cubans have
FREEDOM OF CUBA.
burglarized a bouse in Drain and of figures, making the H erald the cheapest paper in the county.
is the fact that this remarkable ' next legislature (the Populist legis- j enough men and leaders togain the
Dallas, T ej., Dec. 15.— There afterwards escaped from jail with
achievement has been accomplished lature) will re-enact it. It was passed cause for which they are fighting, was a great meeting at the city hall Robert Hinman nnd were recap­
the in 1893, and provided a bonus of half They can avail themselves of 60. this afternoon in the interest of tured, pleaded guilty to the charge
with an immense reduction
000 men, and more if necessary, the freedom of Cuba. Two thou­ of burglnry and were sentenced to
cost of service to the public.
a cent a pound to the grower and n
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hut what they need is arms and sand representative men and a three years each in the peniteutiury.
Glasgow is a city of about twice like sum to the manufacturer for all ammunition, and medicine for the hundred wonqen were present.
Times
fire
hard,
find
“
we
stand treat.” Wo bave arranged to make our
CASH DEAL IN MINES.
the size of San Francisco, its pop­ beet sJgar manufactured iu the state sick and wounded.
Andrew Jackson Houston, a sou of
subscribers n gift tbnt will last tbe whole year. We will send every per­
Baker
City,
Or.,
Dec.
14.—
The
He says offers of assistance the hero of San Jacinto, presided,
ulation being 792,000. In 1801 it from state-grown products. The
North Pole Mining Compnny, son who calls at our office nnd pays up a year in advance on the Herald, tbe
was only 77,000.
It has made a Bulletin gives comparative figures to from abroad have been received. and made a characteristic speech. through its manager, Alexander following high-grade monthlies and hand-books:
The Paris agent of the junta says Addresses were also made by
Published at Springfield, Ohio. A practical farm paper, that
larger growth than any other show that there is ft larger propor­
Baring, has purchased from Thomas
that not only the Cabans, but the Charles Worth and H. C. Steven­
1 m 3 I I a 1 ' l l * 1,1, % *H filted with the praclical experience of actual fnrmers. It is
European city since that date. Its tion of sugar in the beets raised in French people, afler hearing of son, and the following resolutions McEwen an extension to its mine,
H i H I i .1 V I f
“ My edited, thoroughly up to the times, and keeps its reader»
posted on the wonderful ndvnnces made every month by pro­
the More or Less, for $15,000. It
great university, over 400 years old, Washington than elsewhere, and the assassinntion nnd death of were adopted:
at
gressive agriculturists
in the science of tilling the soil.
Bend for a free
was a cash transaction, the amount
sample
copy.
coj
Maceo,
are
collecting
all
they
can
“
That
this
meeting
voices
the
is famous the world over. Its pub­ that the manufacture can be carried
being paid in full.
A
monthly
magazine
for
women
and
tho
home.
Its bright
unanimous
sentiment
of
Texas
in
to send an expedition to be called
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lic libraries, museums and technical on inexpensively in that state.
stories, poems nud sketches, its clear and wholesome edito­
the “ Expedition of General Maceo.” declaring that Spanish domination
rials, its practical suggestions on home life and woman’«
It
ib
estimated
¡hat
25,000
pounds
The Statesman hopes to see Spo­
schools are the pride of the city.
vork makes it a universal favorite.
It cannot fail to inter­
Senor Quesada slates that from in Cuba should be at once ended.” of tarkey were shipped from Med­
est and please eyery member of the family. The publishers at Spring-
The general intelligence of this kane secure this industry.
We San Domingo and Mexico come
The second resolution embodied ford to city markets during Novem­
field, Ohio, will be glad to send the readers of this paper a free sample
copy.
great university town is unequnlled would much rather have it here in also assurances of contributions to the resolution introduced in the ber.
in Europe. Its sanitary condition the Willamette volley, and near Sa­ the cause, while the workingmen senate on the 10th by Senator
J. H. Walker recently left at the
is of the first class. It ranks next lem, but we believe that the estab­ and merchants of Tampa. Fla., say Mills, and heartily indorses it.
Cottage Grove Leader office a sam­
can easily understand what it means and easily carry out its sugges­
The third resolution reads:
they will give not only 10 per cent
tions. Thousands of copies have been sold. Price, 25 cents.
to London in size among the cities lishment of beet sugar factories in o f their earnings weekly, but will
“ That Texans stand ready to ple of fine leaf tobacco which he I l l r
i i
l/"v
i n »
collection of the favorite recipes of the
of Great Britain. In a word, it is Washington would soon be followed work three Sundays every month honor any draft made upon them raised in his garden this year. He
by securing them for Oregon also. in order to give their wages for by congress and the president for raised about 200 pounds, and will
the model city of today.
practical housekeeper.
The book hus
have his own smoking tobacco.
proved vory popular and we are sure you will like it. Prioe, 25 cents.
The leading source of municipal It has been demonstrated, as we free Cuba. The agent at Jackson­ men and material to end ttie bloody,
ville, Fla., wires that the people cruel and barbarous reign of the
R. H. Gordon, of Looking Glass,
revenue in Glasgow is the street said a few days ago, that superior
there can be counted on for a hun­ Spaniards in Cuba, and erect her is now down 143 feet with his arte­ OUIl OFFER F
R E E ! OUR OFFER
railway system, nnd although the beets for tho purpose of making dred rifles.
into a free American state.”
sian well, aud the flow of petroleum
city bought the street car service sugar can he produced in eastern
The resolutions were adopted by is increasing.
There
was no
information
Professor H. O.
less than three years ago, July 1, Washington, in Union county, Ore­ received at the headquarters today a rising and unanimous vote. After McClure, of the state university,
To eueryone paying up all arrears and one year's subscrip­
the
meetiug,
a
permanent
organi­
writes that the flow assays about 6
1894, nud interest on tlio debt and gon, in the Willamette valley, and other than a telegram from Presi-
dent Estrada Palma, o f the Cuban zation was formed for helping Cuba per cent crude petroleum.
tion
to THE HERALD in advance, we will send both o f the
provision for a sinking fund mnde, in Lincoln and Coos counties in this junta, which attributed Maceo’s in every necessary way to throw off
above named monthlies fo r one year and both o f the boohs.
after meeting these fixed charges state— superior to those supplied to death to assassination, by plot the yoke of its oppressor.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OFFER AT ONCE.
Joy’s for Ilia Jadefl and Good
and the cost of repair nnd main­ some of the successful California arranged between Abumada and POSTOFFICES
ROBBED — HUBBARD
Call on or address T he H euald ,
Coquille City, Oregon.
Health for all ManUtrnl.
Dr.
Zertuchn,
which
was
published
AND OREGON CITY.
tenance there was a balance at the factories.
JOY’S VESETASLU S IRSAI*ARILLA.
Salem, Dec. 18.— Postoffice In ­
We believe that Oregon can as well today.
close of the year past, July 1, 1896,
The circumstantial accounts of
Splendid Clubbing Rates.
W ILLIAM J. BRYAN
of $493,014. The fare is one cent ns Washington afford to pay a bonus Maceo’s death now convince the spector J. A. Gordin,\vho was in
Salem, leceived a dispatch this
“ T H E KTT.VFii n H n a u o w , »
t
ó
r
tPi«» U u h . v l d to -the o n ly p a p e r
for half mile rides,
and the of a cent a pound for all the beet leaders that there is little doubt mat niux;, infoim i om -
d ru gs or
©ar^npflrlua in tlio county Hint is all home print. Carri d the S : \ti o f Oregon on an
e a « A (a r A .fr t r
f
sugar manufactured within her bor­ that he '— »»-■- »■■■ j i ..u.- r o c ; Orpgon City postnthee Imd been
deadly pois­
on. J o y ’ s
cu res Dys-
g6i8 earned during the year is > ders in the nexKiwo years or longer express their opinion that this will robtm /J
- ■ —t L b iin 'in t F * oDopo
It one that is Lalf printed in the
pepsin,
H on est V ote.
V egetable
«, J «JB C
Lderfer® wilh the
Baiiaparilla
of
valuables.
Nor*
a
stamp
was
h ron ic
less than 1| cents. The cost of — divided U.SweXn the faring-
city is worth a dollar a year, cer­
the C3y>an TTfnff.1-
robs
the
C
tJ
C o n s tip a ­
left
in
the
place,
and
it
is
probable
blood
of
all
tion,
Liver
water «ml „ tu, i*—-' — w^» itn r-n c tne manufacturer./ ^ JU t,ie meaa
Mr. tie Lome had no additional that the loss is in ths neighbor­
tainly one all printed at home and The only Associated Press newspaper that
its impuri­
Com plaints
tie s , and
and Kidney
supported him in Oregon was the
time the iuducemJv* ofFereii b.y con" facts in regard to the danth of hood of $1000.
in the inlerest of its people is
courses all
Affections.
these impuri-
revenue ha h been iaerenaed.
:o keep the busi­ Maceo to communicate tothepress.
Tbe night before, Wednesday
worth
two
dollars.
Beside,
for
Daily Capital Journal
Our readers need not be told that ness going and developing, the leg­ So far as enu he ascertained, the night, the office at Hubbard hfd
cash, at low clubbing rates, we can
I ll
Glasgow is a Populist city. Munic­ islature of 1899 might repeal the state department has not yet been been robbed. The men who did
furnish the Weekly Examiner, the
OF SA L E M .
informed.
tbe work were likely experts at the
ipal ownership of the public utilities, law and thus withdraw the offer.
Weekly
Call, Will Carleton’s
business,
and
probably
the
same
BURGLARY AT MYRTLE POINT.
«Subscribe for the people's daily —$3 a
popular magazine, “ Every Where,”
street car service, water and light, There is no danger of over produc­
Joy’s Vegetable
men who did the work at Oregon
year: weekly. $1 a year. SamerAtes by the
the Demorest Monthly, theTbriee- month.
Sarsaparilla
etc., is a fundamental law of the tion—at least not until a hundred
The W.-F. Express Safe Opened Without the City. At Hubbard the two safes
I prevents tired feel- !
n-Week N. Y. World, the Daily
A FARMER'S PAPER.
People’s party in city government. million dollars’ worth more of sugar
in the office werecracked nnd rifled,
j iu s t a g g e r in g sen- j
Use of Powder.
The weekly Journal nt $1 a year is An
or Weekly Capital Journal (with
I cations, palpitation
and w hen Inspector Gordon saw the
8
-page
farmers'
nnd a state
Another fundamental law is the is produced than we now turn out
the legislative proceedings in full), paper that every newspaper,
I of he :rt, rush of j
chnmpion of bimetallism
For the second time in the history work they had done, he remarked
Bystom of initiative and referendum, in tho United States. Oregon and
Rev. Irl R. Hicks’ “ W ord and should circulate. With reliable market
J blood to tlio head, [
dizziness,ringing in i
Works” and his annual or Almanac reports, farm department and all the gen­
otherwise known as direct legisla­ Washington would be made very of Myrtle Point, the safe used by that there would brobably be
eral nows. It is not controlled by any cor­
Wells Fargo
Express Co. was another robbery somewhere the
e s n , spots beiore the |
for 1S97.
porate, financial or partisan influence. It
tion. With city ownership of public prosperous with a small fraction of opened and robbed last Saturday next night. His prophecy proved
eye"*, headacbo, bil­
Or we will give a year’s subscrip­ is n clean family newspaper, devoted to up­
iousness,constipation 1
utilities and direct legislation as the this prospective industry, promised night and the up-to-date crooks too true, and there is little doubt
building eyery interest of the producer.
tion to the “ Farm News” or “ VVom- , Gold
to the American people by the St.
I of bowels, pains in
standard corjxir at ion newspapers from
but the same men did both jobs.
foundation of municipal govern­
the back,melancholy,
ankiud” free to each cash sub­ | the east are offeredyou for almost nothings
Louis platform.— Salem Statesman. who did tba work are some $400
1 liey are offered to ns for nothing if we will
ahead. However, but a very small
tongue coated, foul
ment, the boss in politics is elim­
scriber to the H e r a l d , or a copy circulate
them nt a profit. Support a news­
I breath, pimples on
amount o f the money stolen be­
of the Farm News “ Poultry Book” paper that stands by your interests— the
Good Roads In Oregon.
inated, for there is nothing left for
face, body and limb,
longed to the express company.
only
paper
for the people in Oregon now of
or
Womankind
“
Cook
Book,”
as
I declineofnerve force
him to do, and lie disappears just
state circulation. Support a state reform
dizzy s p e l l s , faint
The following is the program for The loss falls principally on U. S.
yon may choose; or the whole lot newspaper in its work.
as a stone sinks iu the water. When
spells, cold, clammy I
All news of the state, nation nnd world.
the Good Ronds convention, to be Court Commissioner Crvil Dodge, Blood is absolutely esseutial to health.
to subscribers who pay up arrear­
It is secured easily end naturally by
feet and hands, sour j
All nows of the Rtate government.
will Americans know enough to held iu Portland, today aud tomor­ who Imd $300 of tlx a $400 deposited
ages and one yenr in advance. Or
Full legislative proceedings.
risings, fatigue, in - 1
taking
Hood’s
Sarsaparilla,
but
is
im­
in tho sate. Levi Gant was the
adopt a Populistic government?— row.
we
will
send
Will
Carleton’s
maga­
A farm department by a farmer.
somnia, and all dis­
possible to get it from so-called “ nerve
loser of $12. the Coos Ray & Rose-
A home and literary department.
eases
o
f
the
stomach,
j
zine,
“
Eyery
Where,”
free
to
cash
Evening
—
Informal
conversa­
The Californian.
tonics,” and opiate compounds, ab­
Write for sample copy and get up a club.
liver and kidneys.
subscribers.
zione at Oiegon Road Club. All burg railroad company, a small
surdly advertised as “ blood puri­
We will make it an object to you. Sample
Joy.s
Vegetable
Sar-
i
amount,
and
the
express
company
copies of the one cent silver daily to work
saparilla is sold by all
fiers.” They have temporary, sleeping
The Rev. Miles Grant, of Boston, visitors invited.
“Word and Works,” a large and with. Liberal commission nnd valuable
druggist«. R e fu se a
Entrauce was ef­
effect, but do not CURE. To have pure
10 A. M.—Call to order in Cham­ the balance.
substitute. When you j
thinks he lias solved the problem
premium.
H O FER BUG'S.
splendid
monthly
magazine,
with
pay for thehest see that I
ber of commerce; temporary organ­ fected into the building by prying
Publishers, Salem, Or.
j the Almanac, and the H erald , all
you get the best.
of living. He is a strict vegetarian, ization; enrollment of delegates; a back door which gave access to j
for one year for only $2.20.
and never uses meat, pies, cakes, permanent organization; enroll­ the two office rooms, one occupied
The Daily Capital Journal, 1 y e a r ....$ 3 00
And good health, take Hood's Sarsaparilla,
by
E.
A.
Dodge,
W.-F.
Express
and
The H erald for one year nnd the The H bbald 1 year.................................... 2 00
tea, coffee, sugar, salt, or spices. ment of delegates; permanent
which has first, last, and all the time,
large Salem Weekly Statesman till
The two worth......................................$5 00
His doily food is unleavened gra-1 organization; appointment of com station agents, and the other by j
been advertised as just what it is — the
IT. 8, Court Commissioner Orvil j
March 1st, 1897, for only $2. The Both given for one year f o r .. $4 20
best
medicine
for
the
blood
ever
pro­
lmm bread, vegetables, cheese, and m'ltees, luncheon today.
Dodge.
One safe was made to
Statesman will furnish all the pro­
duced. Its success in curing Scrofula,
milk, and he say* he lives well at a , ^ all to o r d e r , 2 P. M.; address answer the pm pose of both, and!
M r s , S h e p p a rd ’s
ceedings of our legislature, the sev­ The Weekly Capital Journal, 1 year, . f 1 00
Salt Rheum, Rheumatism, Catarrh,
. , 0_
,
,
, by chairman; general discussion of
eral Btate departments, ns well os Tho H erald ................................................. 2 OO
cost of 87 cents per week, tho result j rond topic8 by mPmbersof eonveu- this the burglars opened as if they | Dyspepsia, Nervous Prostration and
were old hands at the business.!
That Tired Feeling, havo mado
The two worth..................................... $8 00
the general news. It is a very large
being that l o is lu-ftltby nnd Btrong. tion.
Both 1 year fo r.......................$2 40
The combination was successfully !
and good newspaper.
Ami the Albuquerque Democrat
Araoog those who have consented
worked, and keys fitted to the in­
thinks Mr. Grant's experience is to participate in discussion are: side locks, and as evidence that the
I columns.
very encourging, since it is likely j 1 tofeseor E. L. Lnke, of Coivallis; parties were thoroughly onto their
It is splendidly illustrated and
COR. F IR S T A N D H A L L STS.
.. ;
.
. ..
,
.
* ei-Ssnator J. N. Dolpb; Judge
1 among its special features are a
that most of the people of the G (W se H Williams, W. B. Chase, job, the safe wasopened by match
Near R. R. Depot.,
T h r l r r - a I V r r k F d lt lo n .
I fine humor page, exhaustive market
United States will be able to scrape Professor C. IT. Chapman, o f Eu- light, which was indicated by the
COQUILLE CITY, OBEGON.
I reports, all the latest fashions for
up 87 cents a week, even after {gene; H. B. Miller, of Corvallis; finding o f eight burned matches on The One True Elood Purifier. All druggist*, ft.
18 Pagesa Week. 156 Pages a Year | women and a long series of stories
four years more of the gold stand- J Judge H. H. Northup, Judge Bar- tbe floor in front o f the safe. u
,,
*repurely vegetable,re-
IR
ST-CLASS
FARE,
by
the
single
Several checks and a one dollar bill I l O O Q S F l I I S liable and beneficial. 25c.
by the greatest living American and
ard.
meal, day or time boarders.
I ton, of Albany; Colonel James
were left in the safe unmolested,
It stands first among “ weekly” English authors,
A limited number of nioelv-kupt
j Jackson, Hon. T. T. Geer, of Mar-
rooms, with clean and comfort­
indicating that the parties took
papers in size, frequency of publica­ Conan Doyle, Jerome K. Jerome,
S. F. Star: Bryan got 47,000 ! ion county; Dr. J. R. Cardwell,
able bedding.
every precaution to conceal their
tion and freshness, variety and Stanley Weyman, Mary E. Wilkins,
Comfortable sitting ro m.
Judge
Magers.of
Yamhill;
George
Will Carlctoa’s X ew s-
more votes in Ohio tliau Cleveland
Rates to suit the times and reliability of contents.
identity. In a drawer in a desk
It is prac­
Anthony Hope, Bret Harte,
made known on application.
got in 1892; 140,000 more than ex- H. Durham, Judge Hnfford, of several dollars in change was also
tically a daily at the low price of a
Brander Matthews, etc.
Benton; Judge Potter, of Lane;
pa
per-Magazine
“
E
very
Governor Campbell on n gold Dem­ Dr. A. E. Rockey, Judge A. G. unmolested. There is no clew to
weekly; and its vast list of sub­
We offer this unequaled news-'
scribers extending to every state paper and T he H erald together one
ocratic latform in 1895. Gover­ Bartholomew, o f Morrow; Judge tbe burglary.
Wb e r e . ”
Poems and
The loss falls heavily on Mr.
and territory of the union and year for $2.25. The regular sub­
nor Bushnell, then elected, got 427,- W. W. Condor, of Tillamook; Col­
Dodge as the amount stolen re­
foreign com tries, will vouch for the scription price of the two papers is
Sketches by him in every S t e a m e r
000 votes; Bryan got 479,880. onel Robert A. Miller, o f Clacka­ presented a sura that he had ac­
accuracy and fairness of its news $ 3 .____________________________ __
mas;
Judge
J.
H.
Schroeder,
H.
There can be no doubt tbnt on a
cumulated by the closest economy
E. Doacb, o f Hillsdale; E. T.
number. B est of Addi­
direct vote today of the entire body Smith, of Hood R iver; Emil during the past season, and which
“C H I L K A T
together
with
a
small
sum
o
f
bor­
of voters silver would carry over Hclmnno,' ju d g e J. O. Sterns, of
tional Literature.
Fifty
rowed
money
lie
bnd
contemplated
gold by a Urge majority.
Lincoln coanty; Senator George
L
HE
DISPATCHED
FROM
investing in desirable rea’ estate iu
W IL Portland.
Oregon, on or about Nov.
*
.
r—
C. Brownell, o f Clackarnae, ami a few days.
Fashionable
9.
1S96.
on
the
route
from
that
point
cents a year; twenty-five
An eastern exchange say.: There „ .„ „ y otberB.
MRS. 0. A. KELLY, Proprietor,
to the
A
similar
robbery
occurred
at
this
is a movement on foot to form a new
Thursday evening— Informal
R IVEU TO N , COOS COUNTY, OR EGON.
C O Q U IL L E R IV E R ,
Milliner,
cents six months. Address
place several years ago, in which
party, to bo known as the “ Demo­ entertainment at Oregon Road
touching at all intermediate points,
the same identical safe figured
GRAY BUILDING. OPPOSITE DEPOT. E V E R Y T H IN G N EW AND NEAT. AND
if inducements offer, and will
cratic Republican party,” around Club.
E
very
Where
Pub.
Co..
a Tables snpplitd witn the beat in the
remain permanently on that
At that time tbe
Friday,
10
A.
M
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ll
to
order
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T
aken
Coquille City, Or.
mn rket.
route
making
regular
trips.
which it is proposed to rally the
. 1 miK’uu.
lascu aggregated some
FOR RATES -
^
Regular board and lodging, f 1 per week.
Brooklyn, X. I'.
Single meal«, 2 ft cent«.
(aepS*
or other information, apply at
commercial interests of the country of committees. i0rUmPrCe: reP°rU *2090. the entire loss being sus-
offices of the company.
S R ECEIVING A FINE STOCK OF
ained by the W .-F. Express com ­
under a sound money flag, with
W(YRCKR I EH BLOCK.
2 P. M.— Discussion of commit­
new nnd scasonsbl. Roods, including w o o l : w o o l !
Portland, Oregon,
Fascinator*. Ladies* Woolen Underwear,
proper tariff regulations, selected tee reports and adoption o f resolu­ pany.— Enterprise.
The above splendid literary
or 1 3 1 -1 ::i D n r l s i l t r r r t .
and Knitting Yarn.
under tho advice of a commission of tions.— Portland N. W. Pacific
San Francisco. Cal.
Mr*. Craven ia prepared to take orders
The H erald is all home print and magazine and the H erald both on a
W e are paying the highest market price
novlOtf
i
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Agent
bukiuess men.
for
Cloaks for ladiea and children, and 1 for wool, «pot cash on delivery, «t Bandon.
I Farmer.
the cheapest paper in Coos county. year far only $2.
I juu30tf » BANDON WOOLEN M IL LS CO.
Coquille City, Or. supply the best at most reasonable rates.
To Be
Given Away
Durham
THE HERALD’S GIFT
Farm Sews
Womankind
Farm News Poultry Bnk - S S & F ï - S S Æ
Womankind Cook Book
Rich Red
Blood
Hood’s
Boarding House
THE NEff YORK WORLD,
S a rs a p a rilla
F
MRS, NELLY CRAVEN
Tlio Riverton Hotel
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