Coquille City herald., March 09, 1897, Image 1

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C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N ; T U E SD A Y^ M ARCH í\ 1897
1").
G. H. CARTER,
RESIDENT DENTIST,
Ooq u.illo Oity, Oreg
FFICE at residence, and door Houth
Follows* Hall. ¡Nothing but first-
O Odd
class work.
•
Charge» reasonable.
vlftnlO
] ) U . J. B U ttT . M O O R E ,
SU R G E O N A N D P H Y S IC IA N .
l i y i L T , promptly icMpoud to till culls,
Y Y diiv or uium.
COQUILLE C IT Y , OREGON.
M [M PlW KM IlM i,
Attorney and
Counselor at
Law.
Office, Empire City, Oregon.
F. DEAN,
1 ST
otary ru/folic.
Herald Olliets foqnille ('¡tv. Oregon.
T H E PEOPLE’S:
1
... BARBER SHOP
. . . . O . . . ,
^H E UEST, N K \ 1 KST
a. up-to-date in the city.
\
AND MOST
lui nuil Cold Bulbs—Reasonable
Charges, Courteous Treatment.
OOQI I L L * CJ l v. < > !;!,(HIN.
Front street, opposite U. It. Depot,
r . W . G IL L I AM.
i p i iK
The
COMMERCIAL +■
most modern arranged BARBER
SHOP in Coquille City.
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor.
Hot and Cold Hath» at all hours. Popular
prices. Headquarters for Commercial
Men. Next door Jonsou Bro’s murkes.
o.
m o on ,
Attcrn 3 y - at - La/w,
M AR SH FIELD .
OREGON.
Agent for the North America Insurance Co.
of Philadelphia, and tin* London, Liv-
crpool A Globe.
John F. Hall,
Attorney . at - Ijarw,
MAIiSHFIEI.D, OREGON.
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Denier in R ea l E state o f all kinds.
C. A. Sen
Attorney - a/t - Law,
Kusebarg. Oregon.
- -i-i-
Special attention to matters before the
Roseburg land office. t he commissioner
of the general land office and secre­
tary of interior at Washington.
y r t l e c a m p . n o . n>7, w o o d m e n
. of the World, meets at Masonic Hall
lat and 3d Monday nights of each month.
A. J. S h e rw o o d , Consul.
George T. Moulton* Clerk.
M
p iO C I lT COQUILLE. NO. 1«. FOUEST-
V_7era of America, meets every second and
fourth Thursday evening, at Masonic Hall,
Coquillo City, Oregon.
H. N. L orijnz , C. R.
G ko . O. L kacii , It. S.
p
EN. L YT L E POST. NO. .7. G. A. R..
\ Tm eets every first Wednesday night of
each month. V’isiting comrades in good
standing cordially invited to attend.
II. II. N ichols , Post Com.
W. H. Nos leu , Adjutant.
/''I KN. LYTLE. W. It. C.. NO. !*. MEETS
\ T in Coquille City on the fust and third
Wednesday afternoon in each month.
M bs . V iola E lliott , Pres.
M as. Ida H arrington , Sec.
(
'I HAD W ICK LODGE. NO. OH, A. F.
J and A. M .. meets on Saturday evening
on or before each full moon. Visiting breth­
ren cordially invited.
J . P . G oodman , W. M.
C. W . W hite , Sec.
T > UELAH CH APTER. NO. 0. O. E. S.,
I > meets Saturday afternoon on or before
each full moon and Saturday evening two
weeks following.
M r s . A i . ich T utti . e , W . M .
M r s . N ora G o o d , S hc .
p iO Q C lL L E LODGE, NO. M , I .O . (). F..
V J meets every Saturday evening. Visit­
ing brethren in good standing cordially
invited.
C . A. H arrington , N . G .
J . 8 . L awrence , R. S.
ip O Q U IL L B ENCAMPMENT, NO. Sk I.
\ J O. O. F., meets every first and third
Thursdays in each month at Odd Fellows’
t n .n ^ f t r iiu| invitation extended »o all vis­
iting patriarchs in good standing.
K . E . R uck , C. P .
G. F. B outkll , Scribe.
, n o . * jo .
I. O. O. F „ meets every 2nd and 4th
Wednesdays in each month, at Odd Fel­
lows’ hall.”
Miss B elle R ich , N. G .
J. S. SiAWMMOB. K. S.
M
a m ie
rebekah
lodge
Chair Factory“
C O Q U IL L E
C IT Y.
eeps
on
hand
and
makes to
RAW H IDE : CHAIRS.
Manufactured from best hard wood.
J. B. FOX, Proprietor.
C O O S
B A Y
Marble aai Slang Works
C. IV. PATERSON, Prop.
Mnnofaetarer o f Marble M moments, H eal-
atonea. Tablets, etc.
Cemetery l.its tncton-d with at >n*» eoping
or carbine. Iren railing« furnished
or­
der. Correspondence i ¡lieited from parties
living in the country or other towns who
mav wish anything in my lino of Istsineaa.
MttaixrirLD
. . . . .
On lbs Sworn Tsstimony of Its President ami Secretary
Now. this is the wny the flehl hi f un:
’Twns about fret» silver, R* to 1
And Mitchell, tin* piebald ion of n gun,
Laid down his principles, one by o
And stultified himself.
Another Form of Bogus Butter.
Major II. I-:. Atvnui, Chief of (lie Daily
Division, 1 . 8 . Department of
Agriculture.
Where existing laws are properly
enforced, oleo and butterme are so
well identified and their sale so well
guarded, that it is difficult to impose
upon buyers by substituting these
The Sugar Trust’s Profits ot) Its Refining Business filone Have
articles for genuine butter. But the
lie counted every Republican head.
Beer) 51236,2*0,9G0 In Ter) Years.
‘Just sixty-six i count,* he said,
whole line of goods know n to the
I And to them tho riot act he "cad,
trade us “ladles,” tire everywhere
¡ And severed tho «lender «¡Ivor thread,
For a thread cf gold.
sold without restriction, mixed in
Both Mr. Havemeyer anil Mr. Seurles have teBtified tlint about
■ “ There’ s only seventeen Fops, my friends, with pure farm dairy and creamery
1.500.000 tons of refilled lugar :iro ntmutilly Jons lined in the United j “ And my l’e-eleotion all depends
butter. Under the deceptive title
On Republicans, in whose safe hands
States, and that the Sugar Trust controls about 1,200,000 tons of that I “ “ My
of “ imitation creamery," much of
native state so long has been -
output and the price.
“ My Republican fold.
this stuff is worked onto retailers
Mr. Henry O. Haveincycr was railed upon to and did give the com­
without distinguishing tnaiks and
j “ What can s : venteen Populists do
mittee a table showing the margin of profit to the refiner of sugar
, “ ’ Gainst sixty-six. I’d like to know?
sold to the consumer us fresh cream­
“
Why,
bless
your
heart,
befo
*e
I’
m
through,
since 1880.
The trust did not monoplizo the business of refining
ery butter. Ladled butter is not as
“ I’ll swallow tnoin and th> if party too—
sugar until 1887.
deserving of place among straight
And make them sick.
From the Herald, fíotton- A fat*
The figures furnished by Mr. II. O. Havcraeyor under oatli show
dairy products ns good butterine.
But a little cloud begun o rise
that in 1880, the year before the Sugar Trust came into existence,
Those who hire had the misfortune to be was covered with it and a good deal of my
The component parts of the former
Before tho senators pale blue eyes;
hair came oft
!♦ was very uncomfortable
the margin of profit to the refiner was .58 of a cent a pound. His
And, scarce the ink on paper drh a.
do not begin to ho as cleanly as afflicted with oaU-rheum, more especially and
nothing that J could do seemed to cure it.
When
the
cauc
:s
agreement
aborts
mid
figures showed that since tho formation of the Trust the margin
“ Then came my rheumatic trouble dur­
that of the latter. It may usually when it hau cwrae in early childhood, con
du
ing three months of last winter 1 think it
of profit to tho refiner has ranged ns follows:
(A Republican trick.)
he justly claimed to contain only appreciate wha; it is to “ doctor ” for this al­ came
from exposure in the railroad yard dur­
most incurable ¿rouble. They almost all tes­
1887
.................................................. 073 cents per pound.
butter fat, but this must he described tify that they have “ doctored” for yenrs, ing had weather It was muscular rheuma­
Long, cruel kniyes gleamed in the air:
1888
........................................... 1.20 cents per pound.
tism
and
was located principally in inv right
All indications again hade fa r.
as purified, rutlu r than pure. Tho and often with some of the loading physi­ arm so that
1 could hardly lift it that high.
For another Republican Donny Brook fair,
188!).................................................. 1.29 cents per pound.
j
romi;
ciious
loti,
of
poor
farm
butter,
Here
Mr.
Freeman raised his outstretched
cians,
spending
large
sums
of
money
without
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Akin to the light o f Ninety-four —
1890
.................................. ............. 709 cents per pound.
When poor Dolph fell.
which reach country store, keepers obtuiuins relief. When this la oompllcateil
“ l'"s,,ion •’''¡o'* V®
...
*
,
,
.
.
,,
,
middle
of
h
i**
brcuM
and
gave
a
graphic
idea
1891
.................................................. 801 certs per pound.
in trade and arc unfit for local sales, with an attack of rheumatism, especially in | ot the difficulty and distress which accom-
And for 40 days these fiends have fought,
1892
........................................... 1.30 cents per pound.
gained
that
effort
before
taking
tiie
Fink
the
case
of
a
man
whose
aY-oeation
is
one
Their election promises cam elo naught,
are indiscriminately dumped into
Pills.
And the 17 Pops are ashamed to be can: lit
1893
........................................... 1.15 cents per pound.
sumo convenient receptacle, then that exposes hiui to it, the serious nature of
“ I began to receive benefit from the first
With the tit) and the Dago they bought—
1891.......................................................... 881 cents ] er pound.
absolutely neglected, being often his physical ills may be imagined, und also time that I took the pills, und 1 have never
So they stay out.
the potent efficacy of such a remedy as I)r. known them to fail of doing ¿®ood. The
1895.......................................................... 882 cents per pound.
exposed to contamination in various Williams’ Piuk Pills for Pale People, which trouble with a good many people i * (hat they
But as soon as Donny Brook fair is o’er
1890.......................................................... 903 cents per pound.
ways, and finally, when the package has proved able to conquer such a concensus think they do everything by taking the first
And John II. Mitchell bobs up no more
quantity of any remedy. I ain not
Taking these figures as to tho margin of profit on refined sugar
The Pops will be found upon tho floo
is filled, or its contents become so of bodily problems, aud to put the man into small
one of those who are sat is tied with that kind
Sustaining their causo as never before,
in connection with tho statement of Air. If. O. Havemeyer and John
offensive that it cannot he longer a condition of vigor as a substitute for one of sampling, and when I became satisfied
Wo have no doubt.
E. Searles that the Sugar Trust controls the output and the price of
that they were the right thing for me I re­
endured, it is sent ns slow, cheap of a most disheartening outlook.
solved to use them with fullest effect. 1 soon
1.200.000 tons of the 1,500,000 tons of refined sugar used in tho
In view of the circumstances It is not sur­ secured about 25 boxes.
freight to tho “ ludlcr.” These pack­
1 bought them
Hon. J. H. Upton on the "Hold-Up" at Salem.
United States each year, it is easy to make calculations which will
ages of greasi which by no stretch prising that many in Boston, especially those mostly from .lanes* Apothecary Store on
Washington
Street.
One
of
the first good
of the railroad men, who have been familiar
show the unnatural profits made by the Trust simply ou its refining
I found was an increase of »piatite
Editor of tho Port Or ford Trib­ of courtesy can ho fairly called both with the individual and the attendant I'effects
busiuess.
and
the
benefit
ot
a
general
tonic.
My nlood
butter • often arrive at the factory,
circumstances, should make so much com­ became purer und better, and the effects ot
une: Iu your reply to my state­
The Sugar Trust refines and puts on the market 1,200,000 tons
especially in warm weather, in nil ment on the cure yv rought in the case of Mr. j the
muscular rheumatism rapidly disappear-
ment o f the situation at Salem,
of sugar a year, according to tho statements of Mr. II. O. Havemeyer
■ indescribably corrupt and disgust­ James Freeman, for a number of years past
* *00.^ no other, medicine the whole
printed in the Tribune last week,
and Mr. John E. Searles, 1,200,000 tons arc 2,400,000,000 pounds.
,
.
. .
.
I effect must have come from Dr. Williams’
ing
condition.
employed as a brakeman on the Old Colony Pink v m ^
{ was MO gratified with their
you
overlook
the
fact
there
are
but
The margin of profit in 1887 having been .073 of a cent
The material is then managed in Division of the New York, New Haven and ^ effect that i must have bought altogether
few Populista iu the legislatuie.
a pound, the Sugar Trust would make ou its output
Hartford
Railroad.
This
gentleman
hail
,
about
eighty
boxes.
various ways, ns the processes differ,
result was that 1 was enabled to at­
of 2,400,000,000 pounds............................................. $16,152,000.00 and utterly helpless to accomplish hut usually it is melted up— “ ren­ been afflicted with salt-rheum from infancy tend The
to my work as a brakeman on the ears,
the reforms over the objections and
The margin of profit iu 1888 having been 1.20 cents a
rid I his blood had a decided tendency to which you know requires a pretty free
dered”
like
low-grade
lard—
clari­
humors, in addition to which the exposed strength in the arms, ami 1 found my gener-
punning i f the overwhelming ma­
pound, the Sugar Trust would make on its output of
of his occupation promoted an ag­ al health and spirits toned up.
1 hirty one fied, treated with chemicals to re­ character
2.100.000. 000 pounds....................................................... 30,240,000.00 jority in each house.
gravated attack cf muscular rheumatism
“ In the earfv periods of taking the pills l
move
the
vile
odors
and
tastes,
and
is
a
majority
of
the
sixty
members
which
threatened
to destroy his usefulness
one ns a dose, and latterly I increased to
The margin of profit in 1S8!) having been 1.29 cents a
then cooled, rcvrystalizeil as well as and deprive him of this means of livelihood. took
two and then three, the toning effect being
of
the
house;
and
it
is
notorious
pound, tho Sugar Trust would make on its output of
But learning of the remarkable testimony all the stronger without any disagreeable
is
possible,
and
churned
with
a
lit­
2.100.000.
000 pounds.•.................................... 30,9GO,000.00 that it has all along required the tle new milk or buttermilk, to res­ which had been given to the efficacy of Dr. effect.
Williams’ Pink rills for Pale People when­
“ 1 was so pleased with the results of the
presence of two Democrats and
The margin of profit iu 1890 having been .709 of a
tore something of the long-lost but­ ever tried for these and kindred difficulties, Pink Fills in iny ease that I recommended
Nosier,
the
nondescript,
to
muster
particularly such as arise from an impover­ them to fall the railroad men and others with­
cent a pound, the Sugar Trust would make on its out­
ter
flavor.
The
resulting
product
is
ished or disordered {audition of the blood, he in my knowledge that I knew would need
put of 2,100,000,000 pounds........................................... 17,010,000.90 the 31. This shows that there are
induced to try them, and the result has their benefit. As a consequence quite a num­
larger numbers holding out than the "ladled butter” of commerce, was
The margin of profit in 1891 having been .801 of a
been so gratifying that he has beoaaa a ber began their use, and from all that I hear
and
if
it
happens
to
turn
out
a
little
pioneer
In recommending them to his fellow their effects were very satisfactory, so that I
your article would indicate. Then
cent a pound, tho Sugar Trust would make on its out-
better or more deceptivo than tho Yvorkmon, who through his words and the
not they would he willing to reinforco
pu tof 2,100,000,000 pounds........................................... 19,290,000.00 why did the gang holt the Davis average, it takes place in the market manifest results of his example have shown doubt
my certificate with their own testimony.”
organization and organize a“ rump?"
a constantly increasing use of the pills.
Mr. Freeman’s remarks were corroborated
The margin of profit in 1892 having been 1.30 cents a
view of the degree of attention which at intervals by his wife, who was a partici­
Davis is a Republican and was under the name of “ imitation cream­ the Ill case
pound, the Sugar Trust would make iu its output of
attracted, particularly in its effect of pant in the conversation and manifestly
ery.” Cleansed or renovated but­
2.400.000. 000 pounds................................................... 31,200,000.00 regularly elected temporary chair­ ter would be a reasonable honest promoting the use< of the pills among men shared his genuine enthusiasm for the cura­
who
are
not in the habit of taking medicine,
euiciuc tive effects of which she hud hern a witness^
man. Now, if 28 Republicans had
Tho margin of profit in 1893 having been 1.15 cents a
tho MM Jhstertr i u wfiV deemed worthy of
tor which the name of Dr. Williams
not'
temporary name for tlris Ot lcle. 14- u I um KI -bV personal investigation, and accordingly a re­ and
pound, the Sugar Trust svoTTtit m:llTn~(tn ifsTVuTput'Tir
Pills fins become synonymous.
marked by some such distinctive porter made a call at the cosy home of Mr. I Pink
He certainly looked well ami no one eonld
2.400.000. 000 pounds................................................. 27,600,000.00 organization there would have been ■ title so ns to identify it ull the porter
Freeman, at 233 Shawmont Avenue, Boston, | Imagine by his appearance and manifestation
organization long ago.
The margin of profit in 1894 lmvmg been .884 of a cent
Mass., where he and his wife were found to of energy the double siege of rheumutism
be thoroughly free and unreserved in stating and stilt-rheuir- from which the Pink Pills
But the fact cannot bo blinked way to tho consumer.
a pound, the Sugar Trust would make on its output
This class of butter is in all our the facts, and most cordial iu appreciation of has rescued him.
of 2,400,000,009 pounds................................................. 21,210,000.00 out that the Republican mnjolity markets iu immense quantity.
the
Pink Pills.
“ l a m so satisfied,” he said, “ ns to the true
1
“ Yes, it is true,” he said In response to results which the Pink Pills have brought
will be held responsible for what­
The margin of profit in 1895 having been .882 of a
lately
gathered
information
indicat­
inquiry,
“
I
have
the
greatest
satisfaction
in
me
that 1 can readily give nn affidavit before
ever is done or not done at the pres­
cent a pound, the Sugar Trust would make on itsout-
Dr. Williams’
my word as to what I>r.
Williams'I a Notary to that effect. All who know me
ing that ton million pounds of it giving
’ ink Pills have done for me. I have no per-
per­ | and the circumstances of my ease will, how­
Pink
p u tof 2,100,000,000 pounds............................................. 21,108,000.00 ent session, and that the small band
of Populist members v. ill be cheer­ were made last year in three west­ sonal interest in speaking about the matter ever, feel convinced without the need of
The margin of profit in 1890 having been .908 of a ceut-
except that I feel grateful for the cure they that.”
fully excused by the whole people ern states but sparsely settled, and have cmied, and I think it is only right that
n pound, the Sugar Trust would make ou its output
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills contain in a con­
this was only one of several produc­ I should try and lot others have the same densed
form, ull the elements necessary togive
for
declining
to
aid
one
faction
or
of 2,400,000,000 pounds...................................................
21,792,000.00
opportunity for benefit ns myself.” In re- new life and richness to tin* blood and restore
ing
areas.
A
somewhat
better
class
the other,— becoming a catspaw to
Total profit for ten years, using Mr. Henry O. Have-
d to the origin of his use of the Pink Pills I shattered nerves. They are an unfailing spe-
card
le remarked:
ai 1 one faction in pulling its chest­ of goods is obtained by gathering ne
cifie tor such diseases as locomotor ataxia,
moyer’s figures as to the margin of profit per pound,
“ I was first led to try them on account of partial paralysis. St. Vitus’ dan re, sciatica,
nuts out of the fire.
The Popu­ butter in ms: s as churned, and pre­ a certificate
and Mr. Havemeyers and Mr. Searles’ statements
from a Montreal man which yvos neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache, the
ferably
unsalted,
front
the
farms
list members were elected with
published
in
after eff ect of Ju
palpi tation
of the heart,
r ......
... the
-... papers, and I thought the
, | ....................
... grippe, pi,.,....
...... ...
that the annual output of the Sugar Trust is 1,200,-
where made, or the nearest country same thing that had d
done so much for him pale and sallow complexions, all forms of
000 tons, or 2,400,000,000 pounds................................ 23(5,040,000.00 instructions to act with the whole
w
ould
help
me.
|
weakness
either
i:i
male
or
female.
Pink Pills
legislature, not to join a bolting stores, and then working it over at
“ I needed to take the Pink Pills for the are sold by all dealers, or will br sent post
This on a capitalization that, in spite of excessive water­
the
factory,
without
melting.
But
sonditiou
of
the
blood
and
for
rheumatism,
paid
on
receipt
of
price,
.7)
cents
a box, or
ing for speculative purposes, aggregates less than.. 74,000,000.00 “ rump” whose only purpose iu bolt­
The fact is that my blood has been of a very six boxes for f'J.7» (they ¡ire never sold In
ing the regular temporary organi­ all comes to market without distinc­ hmnory nature and I have been troubled hulk or by tin- IDO), by addressing Dr. Wil-
Minimum valuation of experts on the real value of all
tion n to origin. \ It nil mds m the wifh salt-rheum from infancy. My head | Rains'Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y*
Sugar-Trust properties................................................... 10,000,000.00 zation was the election of a man to
the United States sennte who is quotations of the day, the equal of
Maximum valuation of experts ou the real valuo of all
eastern daii ies and of western cream­
Sugar-Trust properties..................................................... 20,000,000.00 obnoxious not only to nil of the
“ I heard your minister rcsigum!
Populists and Democrats, but to a eries, excepting what are known
NY OOL ! W OOL!
very large element of Republicans. as “extras"in both those classes and from his charge.” “ Well, no. not
edzacTy.”
“
How
was
it,
then?”
“
Why,
THERE IS NO CAMPAIGN ON NOW. suffer from the combine. It is tho The “ rump” could have come iu is a much more serious competitor
the
you ser, weM beoti , , resigned
ter him ¡ tor
. W wool.
ü M paving
paying
H
i highest market, price
enemy of ail classes of society.
'
jn»t CIU4P on delivery, at Bandon.
uuy day that it had abandoned of fresh, sound, farm dairy butter
as lo t ic a » we cou ld stan d it, and we | jun:u>tf] BANDON W OOLEN M ILLS CO.
and
the
lower
grades
of
creamery
But it
New York World:
There are Mitchell and organized.
Old Party Papers Can Honestly Criticiso the
other gigantic trusts whose existence was bent on ramming that gentle­ blitter, than any form c f acknowl­ thought it wiiz limn for him to
Results of the Great American Pro­
eippercute. He didn’t resign;
is a matter of common notoriety. man down thethroatsof all objec­ edge butter substitutes. This is
tective Idea.
reni'rm d him.”
They should bo probed to the bot­ tors. In other words it was Mitch­ au incomplete bat fair presentation
of the evil.
New York World: According to tom and their true character laid ell or no organization.
the showing of the sugar-trust mag­ Imre. If their purpose or effect bo
Yours, for truth,
rp ~
T CJ T n
fO T tia -n a t ta
\ ! KS- A- (î- AÏKEN « A S NOW A COM -
X ll
w
pioto and fashionable Stock of Mil-
AVImt’s the matter with the gen­ J.. w XJ
nates themselves, they have made the dfstructiou of competition and
J. II. Ur t o n .
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finery nt Lenevc’ s drug store.
eral government keeping its own
over a quarter billion dollars in 10 mos.ipoly of the trade it is high
COMPLETE
STOCK EVERYTHING
bonds in its vaults and issuing
years. Tho country’s total stock of j time to determine whether they nro
NEW.
Labouchere on American Millionaires.
greenbacks thereon?
A govern­
gold iu circulation is less than half Lf.'ot unlawful combinations, and
This old reliable and
c
.
most
EuectRiiilu
1
Hjtec-
ment
1-ond
owned
by
tho
govern­
a billion. But no matter bow much ( rwhether
v
there is any power in the
^ A ialiHt in Han Frar cis- Large Assortment,
“ The victors in the late American ment is certainly ns good security
lawlessness pays, the Jaws should l* | state to protect the people against
&IUSi co, Ktill continues to
elections will do well to note tlint ns a government bond owned by a
ivy*’ - cury nil Sexual and
enforced.
*-
Seasonable and
their growing exactions and auto-
the hatred against the holders of eo rporntion.
‘
im Seminal Diseases,
Up to Date.
HUt ll HH Goiiot l lieu,
Chicago Chronicle: R has often j cratic sway.
large fortunes is growing fast in
-r p/* 7 ,/ ,;'-'VjNd'L
G l e e t , S t r i o t u re, Call early nnd make selection and gel
Boston Transcript: Tho sugar America. Trusts, monopolies, and
been a matter of" wonder why so
$ 13®--}.*/
Syphilis, ill nil tin
prices at Leneve’ s drug store.
*■*. V,'
many ti lists went to New Jersey to \ trust’s arrogance has swollen to a gambling in railroad stocks Imvo
» r .T form«.
o n u Skin Diseases. oc!20)
MRS. A. (1. AIKEN.
w* - N e r r v o u s Debility,
incorporate. Havemeyer explained point where it considers itself supe- produced a greedy plutocracy, which
'
Inipoteiicy, Seminal We akness and Loss t 1
:
rior
to
the
laws
of
the
state,
and
this before the Lexow committee
Manhood, tho consequence of self-abuse
cannot maintain itself long unless
and excesses producing the following s\mp j
when he said; “The laws are more l‘ they have given it so little trouble it is hacked by a largo armed force.
toms: Hallow countenance, dark s|H>ts un- |
favorable. There are fewer chances that there is some reason :n its po­ America’s worst product is her 1
der the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in
th« curs, loss of confidence, diffidence in
of legislative smelling committees, sition. There nro two sources of dollarocrney, whose members pos- j
approaching strangers, palpitation of tlm
and there is less legislative interfer­ profit, first from the sale of sugar, sess absolutely no qualities to re - 1
heart, weakness of the limbs and back, loss
ence with business. It is for the a id secondly from the manipulation commend tlmn.
of memory, pimples oil tLe face, coughs,
They or their ;
fe
h-^CJSr'%
•
C. A. PEN DLETON,
consumption, etc.
purpose of bending off legislative of the stock market, and it is into parents have amassed tneir enor­
DR. GIBBON 1ms practised in San Fran­
“smelling committees” and legisla­ these latter mysteries tlint the public mous fortunes by extremely qurs- !
SALES AGEN t FOR
cisco over JK> years an 11 hose troubled shoold
s R E C i U f .A ï O R
not fail to consult him and receive the ben­
tive interference with business that and most of the stockholders are tionable methods. As a rule they are j
efit
of
his
great
skill
and
experience.
The
Wanamaker
& Brown.
the sugar trust is trying to have its not admitted. Suits for this same ignorant and vulgar. They build
doctor cur s when others fail.
Try him.
C ITS, Overcoats, Mackintoshes, made
purpose
have
been
brought
before,
candidate appointed as attorney-
Cl RES GC \R \NTEKD. Persons cured
t » your measure and guaranteed per-
large houses in order to obtain no- •
, .
at home. Charges reasonable. Call or
but ways have been found to keep loric-ty by tho parties they give,
general of the United States.
write.
DR. J . F. D IB BON.
Will
cell at nil points on the river.
HJ5 Kearney street, San Francisco, Cal.
St. Louis Republic: Trusts never the matter from trial or the courts j They purchase pictures, but value
(■all and m
the special bargains Con­
, hrsitnte
•, . to
, sell
, / ns i far t below
i
tained in the beautiful line of samples
cost II
ns I of last resort. Oue of the T Have- j them only for their price.
They \
! offered by the well-known firm of Wnna-
Almost everybody takes some laxatlvo
maybe necessary to bring an enemy I mcyeiw admitted before the Lexow will sell their souls to any one who
I maker A Brown.
(dec22tf
medicine to deans« the system and keep the
to terms. When the independent com «i.‘ teo that tho trust d,d .5 per i brings them into contact with blood
pcre.
Hi. e v. ho t ike SIMMONS
interest has been forced to aurren- ccn‘ of th o. 8,,« * r 11l,,” ,“ e8H '.'f the. princes, ami their daughters to any l.IVTk KEGULATOM (liquid or powder)
M r s . S h e p p a r d ’s
dcr the losses are qaieklr recouped country and controlled the pr.ee« of one willing to give them a title, get all the benefits o f a tnild and pleasant
laxative and tonic that purifies the blood Finunciers nnd Railway Oflk-iala
-
-•
-
from
the
pockets
of - the people. 1 the whole of it.
j The American dollarocracy despise
and strengthen, the whole svstem. And
How long after Arhucklo lias been
\ tlieir own country and its institu­ more than this: SIMMONS I.IVEIt REGII- i
advine investor» to Imy
8. F. Star: It is in order for tions, but they fancy that tlieir LATOR regulates the l.ivcr, keens it active
whipped into line, will coffee be sold
at an unprofitable price? After alt, Judge Lowe to explain why, after money makes them superior to every and healthy, and when the l iver is in
therefore, the plea that the combines committing for trial a young man l one else. Unless the United States g -d condition you find yourself free from
Malaria, Bil.ou n « , Indigestion, Sick-
benefit the public is false. The tem­ caught iu the act of burglary by ; is to become a country ruled partly Hrada-iie and Constipation, and rid of
COR. F lU S'I AND H A I.L ST8.
porary advantage of low prices l’oliceman E. F. Bode, he had been by its plutocratic oligarchy, these that yorn out a n i debilitated feeling.
Near R. R. Depot,
while- the combine is fighting for j released from the city prison and j worthies must be reduced.”—From 1 liese .ire all cau- d by a sluggish l.iver.
i
digestion and freedom from stomach
rogCILLK CITY, OBKGON.
tho control of the market is more the case marked “dismissed,” with- ; the Literary Digest, Dec. 12, 189(5. Good
troubles will only !>e lord when the liver N o w s e llili,'' nt ?Sl0 p er slir.re.
than offset by the squeeze when out apprising the police.
The eir-
♦ .«• «
s prn;x rly at \\ 'k. If troubled with any T h e y siiy it w ill so-iti s e ll fit 8 5 0 , jMRHT CLASS FARE, by the single
IONS I IVI K
the object of the combine is accom- | cumstance that the young man is
meal, day or time Itourders.
and e v e n t u a lly s e ll above its jmr
Bees kill drones; human beings
< .¡_! o "
The Ling of l.iver Medi-
A limited number of nioelv-hept
plished. In tli* restriction of tho i the son of a wealthy captain and
va lu o o f 6100 .
elect them to office.
rooms, with clean aud comfort­
;m es, and Rett« r than lulls.
output and the tyrannical conditions ship-owner in Portland may have
able bedding.
W rit" for full information to
I.Vl.UY I’ ACk.tOErsi.
Cotufortnble sitting room.
imposed on trade, merchants and 1 nothing to do with Judge L o s t »
Every man lias a light to demand U s tin* V.
G E O . W. D C N N .l C O ., B ank Mu'.
i.i red on w rapper.
Ratos to HU it the times und
us well a g u lutei
course.
auii ubtuiu InLur.
2 Wall Street Niw York.
i mi do known ou application.
He left his pout at Washington
| And turn d his brother Joi atlian down,
I Got every “ pusher” in Oregon.
And lauded them in our capital town—
With rnilioad utslf.
Remarkable Cure of a Boston Man
who was Afflicted with Salt-
Rheum and Rheumatism.
BOTH PROMPTLY CURED BY DR. WILLIAMS’ PINK
PILLS FOR PALE PEOPLE.
^ Millinery.
Dr Gibbon
TAILOR-MADE
SUITS-
S
GOOD FOB EVERYBODY
i Opposite City Wharf. 1
K . order first-clnss
OF INTEREST TO THE PEOPLE.
Ihs Oregon "Ho!d-Up."
Oreo.
Boarding House,
Railway & Dock
It
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