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AGAINST THE COMMISSIONS.
GEN ERAL NEW S.
Secratary Kincaid W ill Refuse to Recognize
Their Salary Claims.
THE STATES HAVE SOME RIGHTS.
Salem, March 13.— Yesterday
Secretary of State Kincuid received
a letter from Fish and Game War
den McGuire, aud the reply to this
letter indicates how the secretary
proposes to treat all the stato com
missions. The correspondence is
given as follows:
Experts will soon be on hand to
Alt Greene of Deer Park wan
j examine the Big Joe quartz iniue
in town last week.
I f you bet on Corbett, you are ou Poverty Gulch.
Tho butchers now find good beef
sorry that you spoke.
i.
It is said tlmt Miss Fannie wore ! cattle pretty scarce, owing to the
I recent cold storms.
m o iiir e ' s le t te r .
P . F I S I I K lt ,N kw hpapkti A i »\ k b t in ix o A g e n t the largest shoes iu town.
Still the sneak-thief gets iu his
L o u r • a u • th »! orized
Merchant«’ Bxohanff«, s:«,i Flraacitoo, !• Corbett has few admirers iu
P obtlaxu , O r.. March 11, 1S97.
*j<eut. T h is p a p e r is k ep t ou file
work.
Mrs,
F.
G.
Dixon
lost
i t hia office.
Hon. H. R. Kincaid, secretary of
j Myrtle Point—since the fight.
several bushelsof potatoes recently.
state, Salem, Or.
Lemons are still selling in town
U. S. Land Commissioner.
Edwin Schroeder of Norway took
D ear S ir : Will you kindly in
for 10 ceuts per dozen, and uice
iu the baud's entertainment aud
form me as to the kind of form of
ones, too.
Special to the H erald : M yrtle Our school grourds should he was a successful prompter at the
claim I should file for services nnd
^ .... I I ï
expenses? I saw by the paper that
Point, March 23.—Dinger Hermann i fonced to prf vent the accumulation boll.
you have mnde some ruling iu coc-
The four sons of A H. Schroe
received
ived tne
tho appointment as coin -! uf 8toc|t j„ the basement.
nection with tho filing of claims and
der are getting out timbers for the
missioncr of the geueial land office
The weathor has been somewhat Beaver Hill Coal Co. two miles j
desire to conform with your decision j
at Washington this morniug.
mixed during the Ust week, eua- j
in making out my statements.
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below town.
shine, rain, b u o w and sleet.
Would it he possible for you to
The News and the Tax Cases-
Some o f the citizens of this
W. H. Erdice lias began work vicinity are planning to attend the
give me a certificate for moneys act
Y ou will find one coupon Inside each 2 ounce bag and two coup ons Inside each 4 ounce hag.
Buy a bag, read the coup on and see h ow to get you r share o f 9250,000 In presents.
ually paid out tor the hire of patrol
The Coos l ’.ay News lias taken in on the grounds for the new skim j great '97 C. E. convention at San
boats aud other unavoidable nnd
tense offense at the H erald ' s impli ming staliou, digging a well, etc.
Fraucisco in the coming July.
necessary expense?
cation that its editor was criticis
Our barbers sre running cach-
R. C. Endicott left on Monday’s
Kindly send mo about 50 copies
ing the supreme court contempt otl.er a little of late. Will Guild train.
He goes on busiuess to j homes daily are a great powor,
“ 0, That 1 Had Wings, Like a Dove."
of my official report ns I have a de
uously for its decision of tho late does shaving for 10 cents, while Marshfield. Mr. E. is one of our* hence we need publishers true to
mand for them from other states,
tax cases. Jlut it doesn’t better the Walter Eudieott does so for five.
One day a wonderful bird tapped
energetic loggers, who is pushing t ie heart’s core, whom wealth can
ns well as from our ennnerymen and
matter in its explanation—for its
at
the
window
of
Mrs.
Nacseu’s
not
lure,
nor
poverty
drive
from
tho
steadily
to
the
front.
The Capital Journal was in great
others in our own state.
explunat'on docs uot explain—hut
John Giles came up from River- path of duty.; men who cannot be home in Christiana, says the
I would also like a few copies of
only places it iu contempt, not only demand iu Myrtle Point on last
“
Churchman.’
’
Instantly
the
win
j Friday, ns it contained the first tou last Friday.
He reports about bought nor hold, coaxed nor flat
the fish laws compiled in 1HDG, nnd
of the courts, hut of tho law and
occount of the big fight and much 100 men working in and about the tered, cajoled nor driven from act dow was opened and the wife of greatly oblige. Yours truly,
justice and tho people.
It says:
mines at that place, which are ing nnd maintaining what is right the famous arctic explorer in an
H ollister D . M c G u ire ,
“ And while we believe the cases are other valued information.
nnd just; men who will stand up for other moment covered the little
State Fish and Game Warden.
There ivns but little more interest moving pteadily ahead.
managed ably by responsible at
messenger with kisses and caresses.
principle
at
all
times
and
under
all
Monday’s traiu brought over
torneys from the old parties, and manifested in town oyer the dis
secretary K incaid ’ s reply .
circumstances; men who can tell the The carrier pigou had been away
that Judge Schroeder and the patches from the great fight of Filz many uew goods for our merchants. truth and look the world and the from tlieeottnge thirty long months,
H alkm , Or., March l i , 1SD7.
Among
other
tilings
we
noticed
county officials are doing their best a n d Jim than there was over tho
devil Bquare in the eye; men who j but it bad not forgotten the way Mr. Hollister D. Mo Quire, Port
onions, beaus, bran, aud rolled
to collect, and that the. <vuntij encig-j presidential election last fall.
land, Oregon.
have ns much religion every day as i home.
It brought a note from
Such articles can and
D ear S i r : I dec’ ine to filo or re
tmllu will u-iu
and further on:| Rev. J. E - Blair delivered a very barley.
they have on Sunday. Such men Nansen, stating that all was going
‘Don t think for a moment that the , ¡n(er,,sting lecture in the Preshy- should be produced at home iu will make it a duty to see that their well with him and Ills expedition cognize in any way claims against
quantities
sufficient
to
supply
home
Ncws is in favor of letting go now;|(erjH|1 bon6e on |Hst Sunday even
columns are pure, and they will not in the polar regions. Nansen had the state by the various commissious,
it is too late to talk that at this ing to a large and appreciative an- consumption, and even a surplus study up something to publish that fastened a message to a carrier normal schools, charitable homes,
for exportation.
While we com
stage of the case. It t* absolutely dieuce.
The subject was the late plain o f our market, Californians is for giving pain or sorrow, or to | pigeou and turned the bird loose, etc. They depend upon appropria
wxrsnat xj in the interest of Coos county prize fight.
even irritate their neighbors, ju st; The frail courier darted out into tion of the legislature for what they
are very well satisfied with it.
that these, taxes he collected, no matter
for the purpose of pleasing some j the blizzardly air. It flew like an receive aud when there is no appro
The interest in the Presbyterian
at what cost.”
These confessions
We learn that Ash Moore sup brute who wishes to down lus busi-! arrow over n thousand miles of fro- priation they have no valid claims
church
at
this
place
has
been
come at Inst, bennng the ear-innrks
T r> erintendent o f the Salmon moun ness rival. Such proceedings only I zen waste and then sped forward against the state nnd will not have
of one of the attorneys wlm is ns- ! steadily growmg since Lev. J. L. tain mines, lias repaired the old please those whose natures are of a | over another thousand miles of any until an appropriation is made
sisting in the effort 'to defeat tho Blnir came here, over a year ago. sawmill at the head of the flume low order,entiiely destitute of those ocean and plains and forests, and for their benefit. In case of those
county and at tho same time eonfes- , Die 0 . E. society is very thrifty and has been cutting lumber for finer feelings which enoble man- i one morning entered the window of claiming to be commissioners there
sing tho possibility that the end is : and euergetic, lieDca tbeir Sunday use in the mine. Mr. Moore is n hood and build up society.
It: the waiting mistress, aud delivered is also doubt as to whether they are
not yet, that it hnB only reached | evening meetings are very infer thorough miner and a rustler, and ! should be remembered that a thrust j the message which she had bsen legally in office. They can present
tile first step iu a court of last resort, estiug.
is deserving of much credit for the or ridicule published not only in- awaiting so anxiously. We boast of their claims to the legislature if
The Htigntii n is not duo to the
The band entertainment in the energy he has displayed in the de jures the feelings of the one ' it is human pluck, sagacity and endur- they think they have any, but they
H erald nor to its party, nor “ to the Opera House Inst Saturday evening velopment of one of the richest aimed at, but lie has friends who ance; but this loving little carrier cannot file them in this office nor
handful of loafers and ‘crow-hop- was well attended nnd nil have a mines ou tlie const.
are also pained to see such black- j pigeon, in its homeward flight, receive any certificate or other rec
ognition of claims against the state
pers’ who surround you (the H erald ) good word to say for it. The songs
Wo have never thought one mailing or uncharitable publication aiter nu absence of thirty months, without a mandate of the court.
office,” as the News retorts.
The rendered by Mrs. W. H. Brown
raised iu Oregon should necessa from irresponsible persons. It is accomplished a feat so wonderful
Yours, very respectfully,
H erald is entirely silling to com nnd Mrs. 8. B. Hermann were
rily be ignorant from the effects hoped that our neighbor will con- j that we can only give ourselves up
H. It. K incaid ,
pare manhood, loyalty, law-abiding features of special appreciation.
sider
these
matters
a
little
for
his
|
to
the
amazement
nnd
admiration
of isolation and solitude.
Why
Secretary of Stato.
citizenship and capabilities of its The dnnee after the entertainment
own
good
and
that
he
will
now
let!
which
must
overwhelm
every
one
even Coos county still holds many
friends and supporters with those wns kept rolling until a late hour.
governor w il l not appoint .
attractions for us; although of late a disgusted public rest, for a short | when the marvelous story is told.
of the News editor and his parasitic, All-in-all the occasion was a grand
Mrs. Nansen’s pigeou is one of the
Failure of the legislature I iuh left
years there lias been a bad scum time at least.
drinking, gambling, loafing associ success.
wonders c f the world.
a number of places on boards aud
allowed to settle in its territory,
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ates, professing to one thing toward
President fdcKInley’s Cabinet.
commissioners vacant.
Politicians
Chat Hultng and Will Lundy yet we do bplieve the pest is not
At
n
meeting
of
the
Miners’
the people as implied in tho quo
seem to think tho governor has
returned last Friday from a few coutageous and think, by proper
tations above, and especially the
The cabinet appointments were Union at Leadville last Tuesday power to fill them, when it is not
days’ visit to Currier’s camp, at fumigation, the fungus might be
cënfirnîedTiy the senate! They are YStHT, \vns” ’formally ’clecfnieiV'ofr. Baii iTi j crrrnin tn m rno legislature
spiring, for a fee, to do the ojiposite. pTeasnnl time among the miners,
The general sentiment of Um
The strike 1ms cost the camp $4,- itself has that power under the con
The lawyer also makes tho special though they experienced some old people is in favor of better roads as follows:
fashioned
snowing
and
icy
“down
000,000,
besides the cost to the stitution. Governor Lord was seen
Secretary
of
State,
John
Sher
plea that they are only resisting an
nil over Coos county, and thp more man, Ohio.
east”
weather.
They
botli
quit
i
labor
organizations
of the country. todayjand plainly said hepvuuld make
inequitable burden of taxation im
progressive
no appointments. He did not con
-
, - people
- , nre
, . willing
—., to i Secretary of Treasurv, Lyman J.
ANTED — FAITHFUL MEN OR
posed by the Populist assessor, Mr. sliding down off the steep mono perform
extra work to improve the (}
Illinois.
sider there were any vacancies to
women lo travel for responsible estal
James, “ on a certain class of un tain after one went headlong into n public
n h If* highways,
n i r r h t v n t r c but
hnl a
n r mere
tte ± r -n
« will
n il
house in Oregon. Salary $780 and fill because the offices themselves
Secretary of War, Russell A. Al lished
favored citizens.”
So far as tho the creek, and the other hung a inguess will not bring the desired
expenses. Position p ermanent, lteference.
gnuny-sack
on
the
nfter
part
of
his
ger,
Michigan.
Enclose
self-addressed stamped envelop -. had ceased to exist.
unfavored class of citizens is con
effect.
The subject should be
Mr. Kincaid is uot going to make
The National, Star Insurance Hid«., Chi
belt
to
modestly
bide
the
rent
in
Secretary
of
Navy,
John
D.
Long,
cerned the statement is correct, for
cago.
thoroughly ngi*ated in every neigh j Massachusetts.
distinctions between tho various
Populistic principles have been de his pnDties.
borhood, and if possible a spirit
In the Transvaal they have passed commissions. They have held on
Secretary of Interior, Cornelius
viat'd, time and again, ns opposed to
Take it all together, this has been o f enthusiasm created, (hen nil
a law to make the decisone of the for two years by a special decision
I
Bliss,
New
York.
“ favored classes,” knowing well that u bard wiuter on stock.
Though may be induced to put their shoul
court reviewable by tbe in their favor.
He will not file
Attorney-General, Joseph Mc supreme
tho old parties Imd oppressed the the weather has not been so very der to the wheel and actively help
legislature.
claims unless l>y order of court.
Kenna,
California.
people hv making favored classes severe, yet it seems that the grass along the good road movement.
Each one will have to b jo to com
Postmnstcr General, JnmcH A.
whom they exempted, wholly cr has not grown as much as is usual, While the roads nre in their worst
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale of Real Prop pel him.
partially, from the burdens of gov nnd as farmers did not prepare to condition is the best time to discuss Gary, Maryland.
Mr. Kincaid takes the positon
erty on Execution.
Secretary of Agriculture, James
ernment for pay. This question the feed stock, quite a percentage has it and get promises to be carried
that ho must have some reasonable
Wilson,
Iowa.
people took to the ballot-box and been lost.
Almost every farmer out as soon as the weather and other
The confirmations were made 'VJ' OTICE i3 hereby given, that by virtue basis on which to consider n claim
left tho editor of the News and his asserts that he will be better pre conditions will permit. I f you are
i i of an execution only issued out of the
without
discussion except in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for valid, and where no appropriation
shabby-genteel gang of manipula pared hereafter. And we mny look in favor of more road work, let all
0'H>s County, on the 1st day of March, A. D. is made or the office itself has be
case
of
Cornelius
Bliss,
the
Now
tors and conspirators without a teat for a large Amount of feed stored of ycur neighbors know it.andnsk
18i)7, and to me duly directed, upon a judg
come vacant, or is in doubt, ho will
to tug at, or even an empty bottle to next fall.
Every farmer should them to join in tho laudable enter Yord banker, appointed secretary ment and decree foreclosing a mortgage
it file th e ir claim s.
nnd
order
of
sale
duly
rendered
by
said
of
the
interior,
who
was
opposed
by
scent tho fumes of tho departed seo that every available piece of prise.
The agricultural societies will
court on the 8th day o f July, 1890, and dulv
Mr.
Teller
and
Mr.
Stewart
ou
the
spirits from, as of old time.
lint land on his farm produces some
entered o f record aud docketed in and by probably be im lmy-., ... Uw, Hst of
We
nre
in
favor
of
supporting
ground
that
the
secretary
of
tho
said
court
on
tho
27th
day
of
July,
1896,
in
ns to re sisting nil “ inequitable bur thing and then he should save the
------------i s ^ U ^ lhestat,. H.-.v th(.
a certain suit then in said court pending,
den of taxation,” imposed by the product and store it carefully, and our home paper, anil wo sincerely interior should he a lawyer because wherein li. J. Fleming was plaintiff and secretary of stale will not recognize
advise
our
people
to
do
so
as
long
of the many important legal deci Seth K. Hammer, ns administrator o f the
Populist assessor, that is entirely in case he has no need of it there
o f Henry C. Sterling, deceased, W. because of no appropriation for the
false. Tho couuty board of equal will be a market no doubt and as the publisher will allow it to ho sions he is compelled to make on estate
H. Logan, Laura W. Logan, 1ns wife. Isaiah present biennial term.
done.
Sometimes,
however,
the
questions
of
title.
Of
course
llio
Hacker and A. Hush were defendants in
ization and the county court, in duo somebody's cow or horse will be
favor of said plaintiff and against the said
form of law and without prejudice the better off. There is a scarcity interests of a community can be appointment of Mr. Bliss was a con defendants,
by which execution I am com
advanced
through
a
correspondence
The Minnesota legislature has
cession
to
Wall
street,
nnd
though
of class, in tho firHt instance com o f feed at almost every farmer's
manded to sell the real property in said
posed of a Republican county judge. Imru in the up-i iver country, which to some other journal, as it will of ho is considered nu honest and able execution and hereinafter described, to pay passed an inheritance tax bill which
course reach sources thnt would man it would not be surprising if j tbe sum due the plaintiff and the said places a tax upon the succession of
Watson, and two Populist confreres,1 hns been unusual heretofore,
Seth R. Hammer, as adminis
otherwise not ho reached, nnd the he should favor tho railway interests defendant.
trator of said estate amounting to Three personal property of one per cent
reduced tho assessment to what
„
... .
homo editor who exhibits a large in any dispute between them and Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty-two on $10,000 to $16,000; two per cent
was deemed hv all as an “ equitable’'! , . " 0 8ee,
1,10 0oR*‘
,I, r
nnd 55-100 ($8752.55) Dollars, with interest on $15,000 to $20,000; three per
thereon from tho said 18th day o f July,
point; and in tho second instance ' b* ?,u".tl" ’u.®e
J V .V " nmoiint of jealousy, because his actual settlers.—Telegram
1890, at the rate o f six per cent per annum cent on $20,000 to $30,000, and
the board of equalization and h'.nc.ug heavily ou the miml of the neighbor is trying to assist in the
until
paid; and the further sum o f Two five per cent on $50,000 nnd up
Roseburg Review: The Oregonian Hundred
county court was whollv Populistic, * ed,t° 1r ¡’f ‘ mt ^unm l. It is oom- important work he has assumed,
($200.00) Dollars, together with
has
a
soul
so
small
tnat
bigotry
aud
The frequency nnd com
is
booming
Judge
M.
L.
Pipes,“
Gold
toe
costs
and disbursements ot said suit wards.
hnt ils action was coufe'ssed hv the n,P,°dftl,le \? ReP !,nr" ,'8 ^ » ‘ est for
at Fifty and
, ...
, aud use all fair menus to on laic bombast soon tuke possession of Democrat,” for the vacant U. S. taxed
,
.
, 95-100 ($50.95)
. . . Dollars, parative ease with which wills nro
•‘class of unfavored citizens and
, .
, - . ,
v
i
•
•
/-»
T-j?
,
ana
the
costs
nnd
expenses
of
said
execu-
....
,
. ,
! profit iih \ hut after heme defeated his columns, and when this crisis ju d g e s h ip m C a lifo r n ia t o s u cc e e d tion, I will, ON SATURDAY. THE IOTH broken nnd the wishes of tho tea-
tueir..potliU)!'!>fiunf counselors at law ;
..
... ,
h
j
4 .i
i
twice, it would look moro generous arrived, then we consider tlmt the j Attorney Geperkl McKenna.
He DAY OF APRIL A. 1)! iSyV, nt the honr | tator defeated, are among the rea
tutilise!ve8 as acceptable and eqm-l*
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of one o’ clock in the afternoon o f said sons why men of thrift should con
in our friends at Marshfield to obligations of the public to support should have it— the devil is entitled day
at the front door of the court
tabla; lieuco the Nows* scribbler
throw
up
the
battle
and
ncknowl-
its
home
paper
has
ceased
to
be
j
to
his
just
dues,
and
the
traitor
to
house in Empire City, in said Coos county, sider tbe desirability of making
had brt’ er have kept within tho! »
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Oregon, sell at publio Auction to the high disposition of much of their prop
sbould rule. binding. This department has been the price of his infamy.
est nnd best bidder, for oiuh in hand on
bounds of truth us to the “ resisting V’ l^ i * * l l* ) mai011
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Americanism, and assaulted at various times without
There are in the present national the day of snle. all the right, title, inter erty during their life time.
fv’i inequitable burden of taxatior
11 1 *’ would be much better than to keep the least provocation.
Finally it house o f representatives 135 new est nnd estate which the snid defendants,
jwjposod by the Populist assessor.
or any of them, and all persons claiming
up a strife that will engender a had was considered as a good opportu men.
by, throuzh or under them or any o f them
ft i. untrue from first to last, and
feeling among the per.plo of the nity to cinch nnd do up one of our
had. in nnd to the said promises herein
we. m- v give tho “ inwardness” of
after
described, or any part thereof, subse
Will Carlcton's N e w s-
I county.
Mnishfleld first agitated prominent business men.
The
quent to the date o f said moitgage, to-wit:
tho L ifts' attack on the citizens of
the county sent question, nnd Rince assaulting party and his pal thought
the
0th
day of September. 1890.
Coos cun.itv as being “ loafers and
pa p e r - M a era zino
“ E very
Said mortgaged premises hereinbefore
the people have decided that ques- they saw their opportunity to injuro
crow-hopj era” before
lie
gets
mentioned nre described in said execution
j tion it is bad grnce for a few to the prospects of ouo who w is en
as
follows,
to-wit:
The
southwest
quarter
through w*..h hi» barroom slang
aud
W h e r e ."
P o em s
j scoft at the decision o f a large tirely innocent of attemptiug to do
of the southwest quarter of section four
regarding tV-’se who aro so much majority of the county.
teen: the northeast quarter of thenorth-
Myrtle a thing that would he a detriment
quarter o f section twenty-two; the
better thai\ hycself, earn tbeir own
Sketches b j him in ev ery
j Poiut would make a very good to our town or community. The Tri people bay Ilood ’s Sarsaparilla fa j enst
west half of the northwest quarter o f seo-
livia c and are rot owned or inffu-
I location nnd the people would be public saw, nnd understood, aud preference to any other, — in fact almost ' tion twenty-three; the west half o f the
U, the exclusion of all othersT
southeast quarter o f section fourteen, and
■ cncs- l.by gang .methods.
number, lie st c f A dd i-
glnd tc have it— if they should get justice stepped in and tho author
tho east half of the southwest quarter of
section fourteen, all in township thirty
it liy fair nnd honorable means; but perhaps saw his mistake, so of course
south of range fourteen west of tne W ill
tional Literature.
F ifty
Tiei-Gon. liny N* vs says: How-ins it has been settled bv a large there must he some way to extri-
amette meridian in Coos county, Oregon,
ell and Thomas mi.-ml resuming majority the more thoughtful nnd ente his great journal from the dif
containing 820 acres of land, more or less.
They
know from act uni nso that R ood ’s
Said sale being made subject to redemp
work at their loggM g camp on [ candid element desire that that ficult position into which he had is vlte
cents a yea r; tw en ty-five
i. e., it curc3 When others fail. tion in the manner provided by law.
Fishtrs]», Ooqnille riv.*-, tins sum- question should be dropped, nnd plunged it, hence the attempted H >oU's Sarsaparilla is still made under
Dated this 8th day of March, A. D. 1897.
W.
W.
CAGE.
the
personal
super
vie
ion
o
f
the
educated
mer
they would rather see a friendly wit of last week's Enterprise iu
cents six months. A ddress
raarO 5t] Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon.
This is nH right. Tin ('oquilie feeling cultivated between the citi- advising the writer to crawl into a pharmacbU w ho originated it.
Tho question of best is just s i positively
can furnish y-U fine timber to run tens of this placo and Coquille hole, etc. AY as that not a grateful decided in favor of H ood's as the question
liv ery When; Pub. Co.,
STEAMER
your mills with. But. Fisbtenp nlso City. The euergy of the people and dignified article to spread be o f comparative stile*.
furnished yon good political timber favored by natnrnl resources is fore a public? Fine reading for a
Another th in g : Every advertisement
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in the past to carry your old parties wlmt makes a thriving town, and family circle, wasn't it? Those who o f Hood's L**rsaparilla U true, is honest.
to success with, for which you wi re we know Ihnt while the new county have taken noto of his spewing out
apparently \i rv tluiiikful at the timi seat has many advantages, our own his venom at Snimiel Giles cannot
i«S~The above splendid literary
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but Dow since Ilio power of the ring town is si.ironnded with lasting help but realize that, they see the
magazine and the H erald both one
is broken and Fisntrap's statesmen resoiirses thnt will make it a lively last extremities of the great editor
Son Francisco fo r Coquille year for only $‘J.
are unserviceable, you berate them nnd good town in porportion to the as he crawls into the cavity himself.
river direct about March 1st.
as a community of hungry offico- energVi industry nnd skill o f its The great needed this age is men
“ Word and Works,” a large and
aeekirs — eternally nsking the suf lending inhabitants.
Ho let ns at tho head of the press who will not I* the One Trite Blood Purifier. AIMrupe^t* « 1 . Will receive passengers and
splendid monthly magazine, with
frages of tho hay. Come, Gus. stop bowling nnd endeavor to ad truckle to any influence, except to Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co.. Lowell, M an
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th e Almanac, and th e H f . rald , all
ami lmvo suthin’ , to settle your vance oor interests nnd develop act and do what is right.
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some ot our great advantages.
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new3paj>ers reaching thousands of
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Washington, March 15.—The
aiteuiiou of the United Stales
supreme court was giveu largely
today to the power of states to tax
the franchises of corporations, such
as express, telegraph and railroad
companies. Two Kentucky cases,
involving the constitutionality of
the state law of 1HD2, one affecting
the Henderson Bridge and the
other the Adams Express Company,
were both decided favorably to the
state.
NEW TRUSTEES APPOINTED.
Salem, March 17.—Governor
Lord lots nppoi: ted the following
trustees of the soldiers’ home:
T.
It. Sheridan, lloseburg; J.
P.
Robertson. Salem.
reappointed:
Judge H.Noithup, Portlaud.
The
members who go out are Henry
Rust and Win. Galloway.
The
board ns it is now constituted is:
Col. Ormshy, Judge II. II. Nortliup,
1!. P . Alley, Republicans; T. R.
Sheridan, Democrat; J. P. Robert
son, Populist.
A
COUNTLRFEITER
CAUGHT.
The Police cf Syracuse Make an Important
Capture.
On Monday, the 15th, Harold
Marquises, of Utica, N. Y., Avas
arrested in Syracuse, N. Y., on a,
warrant sworn out by the Dr. Wil
liams' Medicine Co., charging him
with forgery. Ou the 15th of De
cember Marquisoe visited a photo-
engraver in Syracuse, saying he was
the representative of the Dr. Wil
liams’ Medicine Co., and arranged
for the making of a fu llsetof plates
for the direction sheets, labels, etc.,
of the famous Dr. Williams’ Pink
Pills for Pale People. News of this
reached the home office, nnd nt>"
time was lost in arranging for his
arrest when he should return for
the plates. He returned on the 15th
and was accordingly arrested and is
now in jail iu Syracuse awaiting
examination, which occurs on March
2d.
This nvrost proves to be an im
portant one. In addition to various
plunder, such as medical books,
typewriters, rugs, etc., found iu
Marqiiisee’s trunk when arrested,
the police also found coin both in
tho trunk nnd on his person; nnd
in a search of his apartments at
Utica found a complete outfit for
counterfeiting consisting of cruci
bles, hollows, nickel, lend, bismuth,
antimony, a small blacksmith forge,
a charcoal furuace, and several
plastcr-of-paris molds. The United
States marshals want him just as
Bonn us tho Dr. 'Wlllhnus* Medicine
Co. are through with him, and, no
doubt, he will be sentenced for a
long period.
Iu selecting Dr. Williams’ Pink
Pills for his counterfeiting opera
tions, he showed his knowledge of
the proprietory medicine business;
for these pills aro in such great
demand that they nre easily' sold at
any drug store in the United States.
Ilis scheme was to work the country
druggists and sell his imitations at
a discount of from 2 per cent to 5
per cent explaining tho reduced
price by the fact that lie had picked
them up in small lots and at a dis
count from dealers who were over
stocked. By working fast and mak
ing long jumps, he would hav®
secured many hundreds of dollars
i i n short time. The proprietors of
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are most
fortunate to have caught the rogue,
before he had fairly started, mid I V
have thus kept these spurious goods
out of the market.
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New York has a Legal Aid soci
ety, which helps poor people who
cannot afford to hire lawyers in
the ordinary way.
Last year it
had over 7600clients. The society
acts also somewhat as a court o f
conciliation.
66 Republicans;
17
Populists.
Don’t forget this, gentlemen, when
you size up tho recent “ overwhelm
ingly Republican” thing at Salem
they call a legislature.
A woman’s club in Connecticnt
has the odd name of No-Two-Alike
Club. It is said that the members
profess to despise the opposite sex.
A Valuable Fruit Paper.
As fruit is rapidly becoming the
leading industry of the northwest,
and ns this county can easily get to
front rank if tho farmers will only
take hold and push things, we have
mndo arrangements to do far more
than our share toward pushing the
county forward in this respect nnd
will do more if the farmers will show
the proper spirit of enterprise.
There is now published at Portia
not only the most valuable but the
only fruit paper of America which
admits no rending matter to its col
umns except that relating to fruits
— their culture, care, marketing, etc.,
presented in such a form by the
prominent fruit writers of the north
west nnd America that none can
read and study it w ithout becoming
proficient fruit growers.
W « will
give this fine 32-page paper fr#ie for
oiip year to all subscribers of
the
H erald who will pay tlieir^iack
subscription ami one year in advfnUce,
or to new aubscribi vs who pay l one
yenr in advance before Julyjj
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