Coquille City herald., March 30, 1897, Image 1

J } I L G. H. CARTER,
RESIDENT DENTIST,
O o Q i i i ll ©
C i t y .
NO. 35.
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCII 30, 1897.
VOL. 15.
O
OF INTEREST TO THE PEOPLE.
r e g
and gradually rose step by stop to
W O O IN G O N S A L A R IE S .
a partnership. Mr. Choate’s earn­
claws work.
ings are probably greater than any
vlßnlO SOME FANCY WACES
Charges reasonable.
PAID TO NEW
other man’s in the country.
It is
YORKERS.
said
that
he
receives
$250,000
a
year,
J ) R . J. B Ü RT. M OORE.
which is as grent as the income of
"Go
Into
Business
tor
Yourself"
Does
N
o
t.
SU R G E O N A N D P H Y SIC IA N .
tho five-time millionaire.
Yet ho
Count with Mon Who Receive $100,000
was willing to relinquish this to go
Annual Salary— Corporation Law­
f i l t h promptly respond to nil calls,
to Washiugtou us United States
day or n ig h t.
yers and Railway Presidents
w
senator at a salary of nbout ono-
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y . O R E G O N .
Cinch the People Heaviest.
fiftieth of that sum.
Fred. Taral, tho jockey, like all
Millionaires hnvo a pleasing
P A x m e im
other jockeys, will when he becomes
habit when tho.v are advising other
too heavy to ride, become the owner
Attorney and Counselor at Law. folks about accumulating riches to j of a racing stable and follow the
tell them to pet the first thousand, turf on his own hook. This is the
Oilioe, Empire C ity, Oregon.
go into business for themselves, i
ambition of most jockeys, yet it w ill
and then all will bo plain .sailin'', j be something shoi t of a mirnclo if
F. DEAN,
Particular stress is laid on the fact I Taral makes one-half of tho money
that every man should get into bus-j he does now. His earnings iu good
S e c t a r y
t F ’i a . ' b l i c ,
iuess for himself as 90011 as possi­
have amounted to as much as
Herald Oilier, Coqoille Citv, Oregon. ble. It is pointed out that the man years
$I0,t)()0. But few race-horse owners
who works on a salary ami is the can show a balauce as large as that
slave of other folks can never
on tho right side of the books at the
amount to much.
end of the year.
1
...-BARBER SHOP This appeals strongly to the There are perhaps two thousand
small
boy
who
is
just
beginning
to
. . . . O ....
men iu the city who receive salaries
r p H E B EST, N E A TE ST
A N D M O S T face the chilliness of a cold world
of $25,000 a year and over, ami
X up -to-date in the city.
on a salary of £2 per week.
Quite
would take more than tho unsup­
Hot and Cold Baths—Reasonable naturally ho doesn’t soe much of it ported
word of a successful million­
Charges, Courteous Treatm ent.
the luxurious in a salaried job, and aire to induce any of them to give
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N .
he regards the advice of the million­
up their jobs and embark in busi­
Front street, opposite R. ft. Depot,
aire as nuggets of golden wisdom.
T . W . G IL L H A M .
ness for themselves.
Y’et a glance at some of the salar­
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—
ied men of New York throws a halo
n p iI E C O M M E R C IA L h —
To Abolish Cotton Exchanges.
of fiction about these alleged nug­
T h e m ost modern arranged
BARBER
gets. Many of them have never
The Texns senate has passed a
S H O P in Coquille C ity.
done anything but work on a salary, joint resolution providing for the
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor. yet
they live in Fifth avenue; they j calling of an international cotton
H o t and Cold Baths at nil hours. Popular
maintain
magnificent
country convention August 2, 1897, at Gal­
prioes.
H eadquarters for Commercial
homes; they go sailing about in veston. Tho purpose of tho con­
M en.
N ext door Jonson Bro’ s markes.
steam yachts; keep lino horses and vention is to secure concerted legis­
a box at the opera; the diamonds of lation throughout the world looking
1 « , IV S O O Itf,
their wives dazzle the sun in brill­ to the abolition of buckot-shops
A t t o r n e y
- a / t - T L .a 'w ,
iancy; they ent $10 lunches in the and cotton exchanges, which, it is
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N .
middle of the day and smoke cigars contended, are ruining tho price of
that cost §1.25 each; they invest a cotton by their adroit management
A g »n t for the North America Insurance C o.
neat pile each year in gilt-edged of the markets 0 / the world. These
• f Philadelphia, and the London, L iv ­
Wall btreet securities, ami each one so-called exchanges are only another
erpool & G lobe.
of them could buy and sell a hun­ name for business gambling dens,
dred ordinary men who a're in busi­ at which they control markets and
ness for themselves. What is more, cinch the producers.
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these business owners truckle to
A t t o r n e y
. a t - X ja -w ,
S. F. Star: James F. Smith, the
these salaried men financially, so­
well-known lawyer of this city, was
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N .
cially, and commercially.
Yet the millionaire says: “ Go elected colonel of the First regi­
ment last week, aud, we may remark,
into business for yourself.”
Dentei in U bal E statk o f all kinds.
Recently considerable attention a mighty good colonel will he make.
was given by the public to John E. Tile day after his election he was
Parsons by reason of the legislative sent to jail for contempt of court.
F F IC E at residence, and door «oath
Odd Fellow»' H a ll. ¿Nothing but drat-
O
J
T H E P E O P L E S . ::
c
F. Hall"
GENERAL N EW S.
Gettin' Religion.
ID A O O L D H H I T H ilO B B IG .
DU1IRANT S F IG H T FOR LIFF,.
San Francisco, March 22.—Theo-
I ain’ t much on religion, nor prayer meeting
besides;
1 dore Durrant has by no means
I ’ ve never j ’ ined the church as yet, nor ain’ t
given up the fight for his life.
been sanctified;
Bat a tender sort o f feeling draws me nearer George A. Knight hns been ndded
to the skies,
' to his counsel, anil is now prepar­
Since I got a peep of heaven through a pair
ing a petition asking tho supremo
o f trusting eyes.
T im e was when nothing m oved my thoughts
above this sinful world;
No preacher’ s words could stir mo up, in
wrath an’ fury hurled;
But lately I’ ve been driftin g Higher to the
better land,
And the force that loads mo upward is a
little dimpled baud.
Seems like the bad thoughts sneak away,
with that wee chap hard by;
And ou is words that were handy once won’ t
come when he is nigh ;
F act is, sort o’ shames me to see those clear
blue eyes
L ook at me i when I ’ m getting riled) in pity
an’ surprise.
flrHfiQtoiT
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Sewing M i n t
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^ court for a rehearing of tin appli-
| cation previously made nnd denied,
i tor a new trial. If this petition,
! which will be submitted without
! argument, bo denied as tho disrict
attorney anticipates, there will only
I romniu the possibility of securing
■ the interference of the federal
courts in Durract’s behalf.
Fail-
1 ing in that, only the action of the
! president ean step between the
condemned man aud the gallcwa.
SH O T HER H USBAND T W IC E .
I don’ t know much o f heaven or angels an*
such things;
But sum how, when I picture ’ em , it ain’ t
w ith hnrpsand wings;
But with yelle curls all tangled, and t?nder
eyes that shine.
An’ lips that’ s so ft nnd loving, like that
little chap o f m ine.
Then, when lie folds his dim pled hands, in
his little bed ut night,
An’ whispers "N o w I lay m e,” why thar's
something ails m y sight.
A n ’ my throat gits sort o f husky when he
blesses m e, an* then
I ’ ,u dead sure I've got religion by the time
he says •‘Amen!**
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SPIRITUAL PENALTItS FOR VOTING,
Roseburg, March 22. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Ed Coats became involved in
a quarrel at their home, near Oak­
land, this afternoon.
Mrs. Coats
discharged n shotgun, loaded with
fine shot, into her husband's back,
and a second load into his legs.
Domestic trouble caused the shoot­
ing. Coats walked a mile and a
half after being shot, nnd sent a
messenger for a physician.
Mrs.
Coats, who is in Oakland, has not
yet bean arrested.
IN GRAND
ARMY CIR C LES.
Portland, March 23.—General J.
Decree of a Catholic Archbishop that Meets
8. Clarkson, of Omaha, commauder-
with Criticism in Canada-
Toronto, Out., March 23.—Arch­
bishop Taiigevin of Mauitoba has
declared that the Roman Catholics
who voted for the Liberal candidate
in the recent by-election will lie
refused burial in consecrated
«round if they die in spiritual con­
dition, and also that he has reserved
to himself the hearing of all con­
fessions of that “ sin.”
The Globe in commentingon the
above says: I f the church, hold­
ing the spiritual guidance of a
large section of tho Canadian peo­
ple, is allowed todictate to its mem­
bers as to xvbat public men nnd
measures they shall support and
what they shall condemn, aud to
euforce such decrees by denial of
Christian burial and infliction of
spiritual penalties, popular govern­
ment becomes a delusion. The
people nnd parliament have too
long tolerated clerical domination
iu political affairs. Suoji consid­
eration and toTeration have beeD
absurd, and it is their right and
duty to assert nnd maintain the
supremacy j f tho state in public
affairs.
in-chief of the Grand Army of the
Republic, is expected to arrive here
ou the morning of March 30. H eis
on a tour of inspection, and will
remain here one day and night.
Ho will be given a reception nt G.
A. R. hall, and will probably attend
the quarterly inspection of the
First regiment, of the O. N. G., nt
the Armory, It is not definitely
known where he will go to from
here, l ut probably to Spokane. It
is his intentiou to visit every de­
partment in his jurisdiction; but
he will not be able to visit every
post.
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Itov. Dr. W. F. Crafts, of tho
The possibilities of mining iu Washington buroau of reforms, 1ms W OOL.! W O O L !
southern Oregon is illustrated by assured the officials of the Woman’s
e uro pn>ina the liialiost market price
an incident that occurred this week. Christian Temperance Union that for W wool,
spot cash on delivery, nt B andon.
Wcss Riggs, a fireman on the South in the last 30 yenrs murders, divor­ juu30tfl B A N D O N W O O L E N M I L L S C O .
ern Pacific, secured a two days’ lay­ ces nnd liquor sales have increased j
off, and, with Tom Flam me, the ten times as fast as the population. : T o t D . e X T n f c r f u . n a . t o
pocket-banter, pnt in the time in Lyuchings, labor riots and muuic- 1
the Dry Diggings district, hunting fpnt crrrrtTpTfnfftfnvp de'riffnppd, he
in v e s tig a tio n o f
th e su g a r
t r u s t . H a r d l y h a d h e r e a c h e d t h e bn atih *
for gold. On the first day an $18 says, to a greater extent than in any
A t t o r n e y - a t - L a w , Mr. Parsons is a lawyer, but instead when he was handed the following
Thin old reliable and
pocket was found, nnd o d tho next otberconutry. Social impurity, by
most naccetiHful spec­
of looking up miscellaneous clients telegram: “ Heartycongratulations;
day a second pocket with $30 was the testimony of a recent conven­
Rosebnrg. Oregon.
ial ist in San Francis­
lie gives all of Lis time to the sugar tho right man in the right place.”
discovered. Such luck has natur­ tion of physicians, has increased
co, still continue« to
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trust for a certain salary, said to be It was from a friend who had heard
cure nil Sexual and
ally stimulated others, nnd it is apnee, and the Sabbath is snid to
Special attention to matters before the
Seminal Difleanes,
$50,000 a year.
"When the sugar of the colonel's election, but not of
said that nt this uniting there are be more nttneked and less defended
R ojebnrg land office, the commiasiouer
!55 such as Gonorrhea,
trust was iu process of formation h is incarceration.
o f the general land office ami secre­
Advocates Stool Roadways.
K G 1 e e t, S t r i e t a re,
at
least
25
men
on
the
hill
back
of
than ever before.
tary o f interior at W ashington.
HjrphUis. in nil i t .
Mr. Parsons did tho work of merg­
the Corliss mine,searching for the
It appears that in the last seven
form s, Skin Dissnses,
ing
the
different
refineries
into
the
Martin
Dodge,
the
Ohio
state
Mrs. James Ellis, of Casey county,
A s & ifa & X
N e r v o u s D ebility,
y r t l e c a m p , n o . u>7, w o o d m e n
precious metal.
years tho inortgit;. e indebtedness of
of the W orld, meets at M asonic Hall one big concern, and for this ho re­
In
p
o
ten
cy
,
Sem
inal
W
eakness and Loss o f
Ky
,
is
a
remai
kaitly
well-preserved
“ bleeding Kansas" has been reduced road commissioner, is enthusiastic
M anhood, the consequence o f uelf-abuse
1st and 3d M ond ay nights o f each m onth.
Senator
Stewart’s
entrance
into
ceived
the
fee
of
$250,000.
This,
A. J. S iihuwood , Consul.
$105,000. This is nearly 50 per on the subject of steel roadways. the United States senate dates back woman. She is 85 years old, the and excesses producing the following sym p­
by tho way, is creditedlwith being the cent, or an advance toward freedom He estimates that a double-track
mother of 16 children, nnd can do toms: Sallow countenance, dark spots un­
George T . M oulton, Clerk.
largest sum ever paid to a lawyer from debt of more than (i per cent road, the tracks laid 16 feet apart further than that of any member more work than the average woman der the eyes, pain in the hond, ringing in
the ears’ loss o f contidenoe, diffidence in
O U R T C O Q U IL L E . N O . IS, F O R E S T - for a single piece of legal work.
If each year. It ali o appears that the and the space between the rails of j of the present sennte, preceding at hpr b o 3 t age. Besides doing her approaching strangers, palpitation o f the
ers of America, meets every second and
that of Senator Morrill by three cooking, churning, milking and heart, weakness o f the limbs and hack, loss
fourth Thursday evening, at M asonic H all, Mr. Parsons had refused to enter total indebtedness was, in 1890, 27 each track tilled in with broken
mem ory, pimples on tLe face, coughs,
Coquille C ity, Oregon.
the service of the sugar trust it is n per cent of the total valuation, and stone, macadam road; ami the cost years. He entered the senate iu housework generally, she frequently of
consumption, etc.
II. N . L orenz , C. R.
question whether his earnings the reduction now made leaves it at of a country one-track road would 1864, but unlike Morrill’s, his ser­ oversees Iter farm on horseback.
D K . G IB B O N has practised in San Fran­
G eo . O . L each , R . S.
over 30 years an 1 those troubled should
would be ns much as tho salary ho but 15 per cent.
be nbout half ns much ns the dou­ vice was not continuous. Stewait Site is very healthy nnd her mental cisco
not fail to consult him nnd receive the ben­
e n . L Y T L E P(> s t . N o i -’T.
\. n ..
ble-track.
He says that such a was given a vacation of 12 years powers are ns well preserved as Iter efit o f his great skill and experience. The
meets every first W ednesday nigh t of draws.
Dubuque Telegram: In 1890 the road would last much longer than after 1875.
each m onth. V isitin g comrades in *;ood
Another shining example of the
physical ones. She has 98 grand­ doctor cur s when others fa il. Try h im .
U B E S G U A ltA N T E E D . Persons cured
stand in g cordially invited to attend.
beauty of the salary system is that Republican congress put raw sugar a stone road, and that one horse Y \ 7"A N T E D - F A IT H F U L M E N O R children, 56 great-grandchildren, C
at home.
Charges reasonable.
Call or
I I . H . N ic hols , Post Com.
> V women to travel for reaponsiblo estab­
on
the
froo
list
to
give
the
poor
man
write.
I)H . J . F . G IB B O N ,
will draw on a steel track twenty lished house in Oregon. Salary $7*0 and and tune great-great-grandchildren.
ever notable gentleman, Chauncey
W . H . N osleb , Adjutant.
035 Kearney street, San Francisco, C al.
a
free
breakfast
table.
Now
when
Mitchell Depew. As pretty nearly
times as much ns on a dirt rond expenses. Position permanent, lteference. Twelve of her children are living.
l E N . L Y T L E . W . R. C ., N O . 0. M E E T S
the poor man is poorer than ever and five times as much ns on mac­ Enclose self-addressed stamped envelop*.
X in C oquille City on the first and third every one knows, Mr. Depew is cred­
A gentleman residing in Wasco
The N atio n al, Star Insurance B ld g ., Chi­
ited with receiving twice ns much as before, tho party intends to make adam.— Wisconsin Agriculturist.
W ednesday afternoon in each m onth.
cago.
county invested $100 in two lots
-
M rs . V iola E lliott , Pres.
nil sugar dutiable and give the poor
tho
citizens
of
the
United
States
M rs . Id a H arrington , Sec.
Dr. Grant, of Texas, fairly claims iu Border City, Cal., supposed to
The governor hns completed the
pay their president. Mr. Depew is man a dear breakfast table.
the
petition record. Ills applica­ tie a suburb of Los Angeles, and Financiers nnd Railway Officials
appointment
of
trustees
of
the
C H A D W I C K L O D G E . N O . 68 . A . F. professionally a lawyer, but it is a
Oregonian:
Tho courts and Soldiers’ Home, at lioseburq. by tion for a cabinet job contained desiring to learn something of the
J and A. M ., m eets on Saturday evening
on or before each full m oon. Visitin g breth­ question whether I10 could make legislatures seem equally powerless naming Sol Abraham, of Roseburg, 100.000 names, yet it fell short by value of his investment requested
advise investors to buy
$100,000 a year defending people against trusts. How would it be to
ren cordially invited.
bis agent to correspond with county
several lengths.
J . P . G ooiman , W . M .
and claims in court, lie labored at stop favoring Item with tariff laws? to succeed Henrv Rust. The per
assessor of Los Angeles, nnd «ns
C . W . W hite , Sec.
Miss Emrrn Border, the school­
litigation for a time, but he never It seems absurd to build a trust up sonnel o f the board now is: 8. 15.
informed by tbnt official that Bonier
Ormsby,
o
f
Argenti;
15.
F.
Alleyi
teacher
o
f
Albany
who
was
arrested
U E L A H C H A P T E R . N O . 6 , O . E . S ., made one tenth of the sum he earns with tariffs and thro attack it with
City wns75 utiles from Los Angeles,
of
Raker
City;
Sol
Abraham,
of
meets Saturday afternoon on or before
nnd tried for assault npen one of
by working for tho Vanderbilts. the stuffed clubs of injunctions aud
each full m oon and Saturday evening two
Rosehnrg; John P. Robertson, of the pupils, hns been acquitted by aud the lots referred to were as­
Moreover, his association with that restraining laws.
weeks following.
sessed nt 85.
Salem, and Tliomns R. Sheridan, of the jury.
M rs . A lice T uttle , W . M .
august family has offered him runny
M bs . N ora G ood , Sue,
Mrs. Fboebe Henrst, of Califor­ Now selling at S10 per share.
S. F. Star: If barriers were Roselmrg. The three first D n rn e d
opportunities tor making money iu
nia, has given $200,ObO to end nv They say it will soon sell nt $50,
taken down, and every able-bodied are Republicans; Sheridan is a
SXOQUILL1 LODGE, NO.M, 1.0 . 0 K.. numerous directions.
man given an opportunity to earn a Democrat and llobertsou Populist.
the mining school which is con­ nnd eventually sell above its par
\ J meets every Saturday evening. V isit­
Then thero is John A. McCall, living, most jails would be “ to let.” The law provides that not more
ing brethren in good standing cordially
nected with the state university at
value of $100.
invited.
president of one of the largo life
than a majority may he appointed
Berkeley, Cal.
This will he ft
C. A. H arrington , N . G .
W rits for full inform ation to
S.
F.
Star:
Prebident
McKinley
insurance companies. He hns never
from any one political party.
J . S. L awrence , R. S.
memorial to her husband, nnd work
G E O . W . D U N N A C O ., D ank KM,
embarked i i a single business en­ proposes to relieve the distress of
will be commenced at once upon the
li Wall Street Nt w York.
Tho smallest warrant ever issued
O Q U IL L E E N C A M P M E N T , N O . 25. I.
the people by raising their taxes,
terprise
on
his
own
account,
but
he
O . O . F ., meets every first and third
buildings. It will ho remembered
by the treasury departmental Wash­
Thursdays ia each month at O dd Fellow«* is earning $50,000 a year now. Thirty and they, poor fools, are pleased.
that Mrs. Ilearst gave ¡$200,000 for
ington is held by Mr. Cleveland, It
hall. Cordial invitation extended to nil vis­ years ago he began his tussle with
the girls’ gymnasium at the samel
itin g patriarchs in good stan d in g.
is for 1 cent, and represents a bal­
the world ns clerk in tho assorting
^
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R E . B uck , C. P.
university.
ance
due
on
the
ex-president’s
salary
G . F . B outlll , Scribe.
house for state currency at Albany,
for
the
month
of
June,
1895.
It
A meeting o f farmers nr.d others
KS. A. G . A IK E N IIAH N O W A Cr>M -
N. £. He received $00 a month F R O M D E N V E R ,” the bio western reform
interested in sugar beet culture |
pleto nnd fashionable Stock o f M il­
M
A " o B n R f " EK A.H r'O D ° E - N O <«
nud esteemed himself exceptionally newspaper which reach esGO.WM renders e r e ry will never be cashed, as Cleveland
linery at Luneve's drug store.
w « l „ . . ¡Ue^h n eVK, i y ?nd " lld Kb
desires
to
hold
it
ns
a
curiosity.
was
held
at
Medford
on
the
20t!>
week, although on ly 47 weeks old . is filled
Then he filled various other with
low »' h u l l / lu
“ m onth, nt O dd F el- lucky.
reform news and stirrinp articles from
nnd
after
reports
of
inst.,
com­
COMPLETE
STOCK EVERYTHING
The
suit
against
A.
J.
Hayward,!
clerkships and finally became super­ such well-known and powerful writers ns
mittees had been disposed
of
NEW.
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s.nCL''* It,cn' N- G.
intendent of the State Insurance Rev. F . F . Passim .re, Eugene Bloodgond president of the defunct Puget
about 100 |>ounds of seed were
M yron W . R eed. H enry Cohen. W . Sound bank, o f Everett, as surety
Department.
Later he became 8 Beebe,
. Morgan, and a host o f others, equally
for the hood to the ooaDty to insure • Almost everybody takes some laxativo given out in onn-ponud packages Large Assortment,
identified with different insurance prom inent.
To make yon acquainted with F acts is to it against loss of county funds de- medicine to cleanse the system and keep tho to farmers who were w illing to ex­
companies and five years ago he m ake
Seasonable and
blood pure. Those w ho taka SIM M O N S
you a regular aabecrilxir— for you
secured his present $50,000 a year can 't get «lon g without Facts — conse­ ! posited iu the bank, was tried iu L iv e r R e g u l a t o r (liquid o r powder) periment with them.
Up to Date.
Grants
Pass
Courier:
A
hunter
quently
for
a
short
time,
we
make
you
this
;
Tacoma
last
week,
and
resulted
in
!
get all the benefits o f a mild and pleasant
job.
C O Q U IL L E c i t y .
Call early nnd m ake selection «m l
reckless
For 10c. wc will send you
laxative
and
tonic
that
purifies
the
blood
named
Iteeser
with
a
companion
prices -ut Jiwiieve'f* drnü «tore.
Dr. John Hall, of course, ennnot Facta every week for 1 ») weeks on trial and a a verdict in favor o f Hayward.
I Opposite C ity W h a r f.1
and strengthens the whole system. And
M B S . A. G . A IK E N .
be regarded as a money-maker, copy o f “ Mcrrie E ngland.” the bo k winch
Oregon Mining Journal:
Gov. 1 more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU­ killed a pair of cougars mar the ocfüffj
•o startled England that for nearly a year
Oro
Fino
mine
at
the
bond
of
but
nevertheless
he
earns
consider­
Lord
—a
very
good
authority—
says
LATOR regulates the Liver, keeps it activ-
eeps
on
h an d
and m ak es to
100.000 conies a month have been sold. ’The
order first-cl aas
able in the year. As the minister work contains about 85.001) words, and we that the late lamented legislature and healthy, and when the Liver Is in Jump-off-Joe Sunday. The “ var­ M r s . S h e p p a r c F s
condition you find yourself free from mints’’ had just finished eating a |
send
it
com
plete
an.i
unabridged
w
ith
F
««ts
R A W H ID E : C H AIR S. of the richest congregatioh in New • 10 weeks for only a dim e. W e w ant 50.000 was a bad lot, nnd that tbo failure good
Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick- deer they had killed when the hunt­
York ho receives a salary of $,'50,000 | new readers im m ediately, and trn<*l that to organize was a blessing in dis- Malaria,
Headache and Constipation, and rid of
M anufactured from best hard wood.
a year, but this docs not represent i every individual reader o f this paper will gnise. The goveinor agrees with that worn out and debilitated feeling, ers appeared upon tho scene with
J . B . F O X . Proprietor.
toko advantage o f this offer at once, before
j These are all cause 1 by a sluggish Liver. their dogs and rifles.
nil of his earnings.
Whenever he i j it
is withdrawn, as we reserve the right to every disinterested on-looker on
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
C O O S
B A Y
Belfast, Ireland, owns its gas I
tied the njptial knot for any of his ! return all m oneys received from al>ovo offer this point.
I troubles v-ill only be had when the liver works. Last year it netted $.'127,-!
which reaches ns later than 3 ) d a y s from
parishioners he received a hand­ , date.
The
oddest-shaped
county
among
s properly at work. If troubled with any
D on’ t dissapoint us, bu t sit ri»ht
some fee, varying from $50 to $1000. down today and write the publisher « -T h e tho 3000 which go to make up the )f these complaints, trv SIMMONS LIVER 862 front gas sales at the rata of 66 COR. F IR S T AND H A L L STS.
Then there arc christenings galore, , R**ed Publishing C o ., 150» Larim er street, | separate divisons of tbo various •REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medi- cents per 1000 feet. It has reduced i
Near B . B . Depot,
D io y e r , C olo.
C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
the price to 60 cents, w ith a special j
and these add considerable to the
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states is TVarren countv, Tenn.
It | :lnes, and Better than Pills.
C O Q U I L L E C IT Y , OBEGON.
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discount of 5 per cent tolargecou-l
ministerial income. This total in­
Ludwig Vonhiukelxteinhaa^en- lies in the center of the state, and
M anufacturer o f Marble M onum ents, H enU
come has been estimated to be be­ i I'lopser o f Cincinnati Ins pmbnhly is ns near a perfect circle as any IJ « 8 t h o 7. S t a m p in r e d o n w r a p p e r . snmers.
I ^ I B S T -C L A S S V AU K , by tho Hingl«
«tnnea. Tablets, etc.
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tween $10.000 and $50,000 a year.
Chester Thompson shot nn eagle 1 m eal, day or time lionrdcrs.
the longest tame in the United divison of land could be.
Cumetery lots enclosed w ith stone coping
: A limited r.timber o f nicelv-k« pt
Joseph II. Choate cannot be strictly State», but he doesn’ t seem to mind
or curbing. Iron railings furnished to o r ­
A hat-pin five inches long, with at
Who ran think with ft revolver, on the Si ns! aw, last !
r'sun-i, w ith clean and cotnfort-
Of Homes HllllpM week.
der. Correspondence solicited from parties called a salaried man, yet lie entered
ab!< b< kltlina.
The
bird
measured
seven
tlm
infliction
at
all.
On
the
con­
fancy
porcelain
knob
at
one
end,
was
thitiv to palmi Î
living l l tfa
C 'vn fortabl« «ittln o room .
the law firm of which he is now the trary he ia prond of it, nnd acorn recently found in a hog’s liver at
feet from tip to tip nnd weighed 10
d i p t wish an ything in my line o f business.
H ate« to na»t M m turn*« and
leading active member ns a clerk, : fully refuge* to change it.
:n • ....................
made k.» jw n ou application.
pounds.
i Spokane. IVash.
Dr Gibbon
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Many H
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Railway & Dock
B
CONSTfiUGTION STOCK,
C
Millinery.
“P A C T S
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GOOD FOR EVERYBODY
Chair Factory:
K
Boarding House,
M s aia Stola Works
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