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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1897)
p h VOL. 15. | ) I t . G. H. CARTER, RESIDENT DENTIST, . ,/ p . V ^ / Y 1 <L 7 C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N , T U E S D A Y , OF INTEREST TO THE PEOPLE. MUST ATTEND SCHOOL. N O . 36. A P R I L G, 1897, Notice to Mariners. V SOUPLE Notice is hereby given of the Superintendent Irwin Defines the Law on following changes in ttie buoyage Compulsory Education. Oocjviille C ity, C r e g of this district, which affect the "Be the Heavens Hung In Black.” BIMETALLISM. FFICE at residence, and door south Stale Superiuteudent Irwin has List of Beacons, Buoys and Day Odd Fellows’ Hall. ¡Nothin« bat first- Marks, Pacific Const, 1895. En. H erald : T h ere have been had a circular letter prepared nnd class work. tn Its True Moaning Explained By Ex-Congress Coos Bay Bar, Oregon, page 30 — Charges reasonable. _____ vioniu printed to be forwarded to the m u tterin g and p rop h etic w arning man C. A. Town. North Spit Jet y, Buoy No. 1 — various county s c h o o l superintend nueut tho probability o f a revolu This buoy, which has been hereto | ) K J. HURT. M OORE, Ex-Congressman C. A. Totvno of tion iu ou r cou n try o w in g to the ents and school boards, calling the fore reported adrift, and which was S U R G E O N AN D l ’ H Y SICIAN . Minnesota awakened a great ileal of prevalen ce o f fraud at the ba llot attention of those officials to the formerly a black first-class can, enthusiasm during liis recent ad b o x ; the tyrannical and u ncon stitu lavv prescribing compulsory educa marking the outer submerged end x ' t t i l l promptly respond to all calls, dress on “The Theory and Practice tional decision s o f som e o f the fe d tion for children o f a certain school of the north spit jetty, was replaced age, which law is now so heedlessly VV day or night. eral ju d g e s, and the gradual extin c of Bimetallism” at Carnegie hall,Now OOQUILLE CITY. OREGON. March 13. '97 by a black, second- They Speak of their Past Life, Their Trials and York. Here nre some of the good tion o f tho rig h ts and liberties o f violated iu every part of the state. class can buoy moored about ^ Hardships, and how Sickness once Entered their tho peop le b y a g ra sp in g and insa Following is the lettPr iu full: things he said: Tho attention of the comity mile W . N. \V. J W., from the g llfilS E E PANNENBERG, “ The forces vaunting themselves tiable aristocracy. Home, and for a W hile it Looked as if it position of the former buoy. The superintendents, and through them, Prophecy with reference to a rev in the control of the untion say buoy is now in 17 feet of water Would Prove Fatal— It w as Averted, Attorney and Counselor at Law. that such subject* as tiuaueeaud the olution is uni eces8nry. It has tho attention of the boards of school directors, is called to the and mi rks the extremity of the However, and they Dwell on the OUloo, Empire City, O r e g o n .____ tariff must be taken out of pol already materialized in the actions sand spit making out from the itics. They’ll uover do it. It took of those judges who have rendered following law pertaining to com outer submerged end of the north Means with Much Enthusiasm. pulsory education; J ) F. DEAN, tho human race 2000 years to put decisions at variance with the con “ Section G5. Every parent, spit jetty. Its bearings are: them iu politics, win re they belong. stitutional rights of the citizen; con U .pe Arngo Light House---- 8 . S. W. W. ISTctary ¡F iiblic, “ Prospective isn’t subjective. If sequently, they are the revolution guaidiau, or other person iu this Yokam P oint...................................... . .South the Tribune^ Greeley, Colorado, state having control or charge o f a Gunno R ock ............................. E. S. K. E. cau’t see it, there isn’t any. No ists; and they are slaves who tamely Herald Office, Coqnille Citv, Oregon. you child or children between the ages Vessels should not pass between At • TVibtme representative was strolling “ Finally despite my opposition, my hns* description of a splendid feast will submit to the wrong. He who bows about town the other day, looking up items band called in a physician, who attributed till an empty stomach. his neck to the yoke imposed upon of 8 and 14 years, shall be required this buoy and the outer buoy. my ailment to rheumatism and prescribed to send such child or children to a Columbia River, Channel over of news, he dropped into Fezer’s drug store. “ The term ‘bimetallism’ has cloaked him by the creature of his creation, for that complaint. A day or two after ho This, that and other medicines were talked changed his opinion, saying I was attacked public school at least 12 weeks in Walker Island Bar to Martin Island, much astute political dodging. Its is ten-thousand times a slave. with la grippe; also changed bis medicine, o f and their curative qualities analyzed, 1 ....BARBER SHOP true meaning is not that you should Tho encroachmjnt of the aris every school year, of which at least page 48—The following changes so far as lay iu their power. The cura but to no purpose. I was going from bad to eight weeks school (shall) tie con have been made to mark the re. . worse. The tingling sensatious were resum- . . . . O.... simply coin the two metals, but tocracy upon tho rights of the peo secutive, unless the bodily or mental ceutlv dredged channel across Cot tive powers o f Dr. Williams' Pink Pills were ! ed. At times 1 would be incapable of doing r p H E BEST, NEATEST AND MOST they should both stand upon tho ple, and tbeir assumption of all talked of, when Mr. Falkner, a clerk in the anything with ray hands and iny husband M up-to-dato in the citv. privileges at the mint, both privilege, is nowhere more marked condition of such child or children tonwood Island Shoal: store, mentioned that Mrs. Joseph Moore was was fearful that I was suffering from partial paralysis. Inis been such as to prevent his or Hot and Cold tiatbs— Ueasonable same .Ratuier Buoy No. 1.— A black a firm believer in their efficacy. Pursuing he accepted as money of final pay- | than on Coos bay. Speculators “ One evening, while reading the New her or their attendance at school or first-class spa>‘ buoy wns estab his quest, the Tribune man paid Mrs. Moore York UtiiirgMi, Courteoos Treatment. Tribune, ne read to me a statement of incut. built a crib in the channel of the COtJOIIiLE CITY, OREGON. application to study for the period a wonderful cure perfected by Dr. Williams* lished March 20. '97, in 24 feet of a visit the next day. “ We don’t want you to do any-1 bay, where there was twenty-four Pink Pills. He and 1 had at times read Front Htrcet, opposite K. K. Depot. Among the many good people residing in similiar testimonials describing the great T. W. GILLHAM. thing for silver. .Silver can take j feat of water at low water. All required, or unless such child or water, to mark the edge of the spit Greeley, Colorado, ’ Squire Moore and his powers and virtue of these pills but had children nre taught in a private off the lower end of Cottuuwnod care ot itself. We want you to do | complaint to the proper department amiable wife are the best known and the passed them over, doubting the truth ot the school, or at home in such branches Island, and should be biveu a Lei th i p H E C O M M E R C IA L -t----- is vain; and, no doubt, tho govern something for humanity. most respect«*!. The 'Squire is carrying his ! statements. My husband’s expression quack* ery indicating my opinion of ihem. But “ International bimetallism and I ment engineer iu control, locally, is ns are usually taught in primary o f 100 feet. The bearings are as i seventy-six years as sturdily as many men this night in particular, i was impressed with The most modem arranged BAUHElt Rainier wharf W. 8. W. 1 iudepeudant bimetallism are merely | blind, or else the owners of the schools, or have already acquired follows: who have not yet rounded their sixtieth mile what he rend and told him it wouldn’t do any bHOP in Coquillo City. the ordinary branches of learning 4 W., Dobelbower Landing Post! post, and his wife, Ann, is a fitting compan harm to try a box. The next morning he different methods of getting a t ! thing have a “ pull.” M. M. McDonald, Proprietor. two taught in the public schools; pro Light S. E. \ E. a box of the Pink Pills and 1 com ion, one of those pleasant faced, agreeable purchase«! the same thing. It is shoaliug the channel; is a taking them according to directions, Hot and .Cold Bath« at all honru. Popular vided, iu case a public school shall Cottonwood Island Shoal Buoy j ladies, who make you feel perfectly at home menced three times a «Iny. Within a week I felt “ They tell us you cannot do any dangerous obstruction in foggy price«. Headquarters for Commercial better, ami when I had finished that box* I Men. Next door Jonsou Bro’a markes. thing with money by legislation. weather, and it conflicts with the Dot be taught for the period of 12 No. 3.— A black first-class spar : when in their company This happy couple asked my husband to get me another and he born in the same neighborhood, of the laughingly complied, saying, ‘ conceit is aa They seem to have done a great lights of the fishermen with nets weeks cr any part thereof, during buoy was established March 20, '97. j were West Riding, ot York, England, in 1820; the bad as consumption, but even if you think the year, within two miles by the in 22 feet of water, and should be j L . M O O M , deal. It is a case of mounting into who cntch salmon. Hut this eye nearest traveled roml of the resi giveu a berth of 50 feet. The bear- j husband a few weeks his wife’s senior and they are doing you some good there is a great experienced.’ Alter that he purchased A tto r n e y - at - L a w , power by the ladder of the law and sore must continue, no matter who dence of any person within the ings nre as follows: East end o ' for over fifty years they have travelled the relief then kicking over the bidder so that or what it obstructs, because it is pathway of life together. In 1848 they emi for me about a dozen more boxes, and for nearly two years I continued taking them. school district, be or she shall not Cottoi wood Island E. V 8.. Coffin I U AU 3H FIE LD . OREGON. grated to this country and settled in Derby, your pursuer cannot catch you. the property o f capitalists; and, result was 1 regained my strength, tho be liable to the provisions of this Rook Poet Light 8 8. E. J E , Do- 1 Conn., where they resided for a number ot The tingling in aims and legs, hands and feet “ You can't create value by law. seemingly, they lmve tho right to AR.nt for the North Ainerion InanrancoCo. belbower Landing Post Light W. 1 years. While there Mr. Moore, who was ceased and the frequent sweats which 1 had Nobody will contend that. llut dam Coos bay with piles and then act. o f Philadelphia, nud the London, Liv- been subject to left me. In all truth, i am "Sec. CO. Any parent, guardian 2 N. highly respected by his neighbors, was elect forced to state that the Pink Pills mode a new erpool & Globe. commence agitation for a dredger. you can affect value by law. or other person having control or ed a member ot tho State Legislature in 1867. Cottonwood Island Shoal Buoy j woman of me. That is,” she laughingly re “ If you speak in belialf of all of Thus this perennial farce and capi During his residence in the United States marked, ‘ ‘ as new os you can make a womun charge of any child or children No. 5.— On March 20, ’97, the num j your country and not a part of it, talistic imposture continues. is now in her seventy-sixth year.” he has been a constant reader of the New who And in truth, Mrs. Moore’s closing remarks you must be for bimetallism. P. 8 . — IJefore d r e d g in g , the g o v failing to comply with the provis ber of this buoy was changed from York Tribune, and was an ardent admirer are well founded, for she is as hale and “ There isn’t any such thing ns in ern m en t sh ou ld rem ove the crib and ions of this act shall he liable to a 1 to 5. This buoy should be given I of its founder and great editor, Horace healthy looking as any woman could be who a tto rn e y .a t - X j 3. w , fine o f not less than So nor more a berth of 50 feet. bus lived her great age. trinsic value. Value is a relation, thus a llow the distu rb ed m u d to Greeley, and a firm believer in that notable (Signed) A nn M oork . tht n 825 for the tirst offense, nor By o rd e r of the Light-Honse writer’s opinions. Through those mediums MARSHFIELD, OREGON. an accident. A dollar is only circulate. S tar K ey . Subscribed and sworn to before me a No less than 825 nor more than §50 for B o a rd . J o h n P. M k r k e l l , he was influenced to come to Greeley in the tary Public, this 23rd day of May, 1806. worth what you can get for it. the second, and each subsequent Commander U. 8. Nayy, Inspector j early spring of 1871, and here he has resided My commission expires May 14th 1900. Dentei in R kal E state o f nil kinds. “The surplus capital piled up iu M ilton A. L yo n s , Notary l ' ublic . Government By Injunction, offense, besides the cast of the ever since. During hie residence in thia 13th L. H. District. the banks of New York is a false Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People Branch U. S. Hydrographic | beautiful section of northern Colorado, he have an enormous sale. An analysis prosecution. indication of a prosperity that does No crowned monarch of Europe "Sec. 07. It shall I f the duty of Office, Portland, Oregon, March 29, has held many responsible public positions, their properties shows that lii uot exist. The place for gold and pnsesscs a more tyrannical power notably that of Justice of the Peace, an office a condenied form, all tneeTenTcnfs necemary the directors and clerk of each 1897. | to give new life and richness to the Wood silver coin is out in the byways and than a United States judge. This which he occupied uninterruptedly for eight and restore shattered nerves. They are an school district to make diligent _A.ttorn.ey - a t - L a w , highways of commerce, measuring judge, like the czar of Russia, holds years; and four years ago was re-elected to I unfailing specific for such diseases as loco- A r boro logy. another term, his name being placed in I motor ataxia, partial paralysis, St. Vitus' the products of honest labor and his position for life. He is an auto effort to see that this law is enforced Kosebiirg, Oregon. nomination at the convention without his dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nerv granting just compensation for it. crat which tho people cannot reach. in their respective districts. ous headache, the utter effect o f la grippe, knowledge. "Now, Thomas,” said tho teacher, "Sec. 08. Justices of the peace ------ i -J h ------ “ You must do something to stop If every man, woman and child iu Tho newsgatherer was received cordially palpitation or the heart, pale and sn flow “ write me a sentence in which the Special attention to matters before the shall have concurrent jurisdiction complexions, that tired feeling resulting the fall iu prices. They say you cau’t the United States desired a certain and in response to his inquiries, Mrs. Moore from nervous prostration; all diseases re Roselmr« land office, the commissioner make a dollar out of 50 cents, but law and tho judges opposed that with the circuit court in all prose words pine and butternut are used.” stated that her health commenced failing sulting from vitiated humors in the blood, o f the general land office ami secre And Thomas wrote: several years ago but like u great many wom snch us scrofula, chronic erysipelas, etc. tary o f interior at Washington. they’ve made 50 cent pieces out of law they can defeat the will of the cutions under this act.’ ’ en, she scarcely knew the meaning of the They are also a specific for troubles peculiar This office I ihs become aware that “ The fellow felt almighty tough, do’ lars.” name sickness in relation to herself. She to females, such as suppressions, irregulari y r t le cam p , n o . m . w oodm en When him hi« best girl cut; people by declaring the law uncon hut little or uo attention is paid to refused mcdiuul attendance or treatment of ties and all forms of weakness. They build o f the World, meets nt Masonic Hall First he thought he’ d pine away, The speaker read the criticism of stitutional. In the face of this any kind, barring that which she drew upon up the blood, and restore the glow o f health 1st and 3d Monday nights o f each month. And then he thought he’d butternut.” Dr. Rainsford, which created such opposition congress is helpless. A the law compelling children to from the family pharmacopoeia or dispensary. to pule and sallow cheeks. In men they A. J. »S iikrwood , Consul. —Detroit Journal. attend school at least 12 weeks Using Mrs. Moore’s language: ‘ ‘ For four effect a radical cure in all cases arising from lively discussion of the Bradley federal judge can issue a ukaso George T. Moulton, Clerk. ears I was miserable, hardly a week passed mental worry, overwork or ex «'esses or what during the year. To look over the \ \ T ANTED — FAITH FUL MEN OH Martin ball, and called attention to (injunction) in which a man is com uring that time hut what I suffered from ever nature. There are no ill ettWt* follow* V V women to travel for responsible estab OURT OOQUILLE. NO. 1«, FOREST- statistics one is impressed that lished extreme lassitude. The least exertion fa ing the use of this wonderful medicine, and il house in Oregon. Salary $780 nnd era o f America, meets every second and the fact that the miuister did not manded not to do a certain act. It tigued me. At times when I would be sew can he given to children with norfe«‘t safety. there must be many children of expenses. Position permanent. Hoforonce. fourth Thursday evening, at Masonic Hall, say to his congregation that the ing or reading, I would be troubled with These pills are manufactured by the Dr. matters not whether the act be legal Enclose self-addressed stamped env lope. slioool age who do not attend our Coquille City. Oregon. tingling like the pricking of pins Williams’ Medicine Company, Schenectady, lavish display of wealth was wrong, H. N. L orbnz , C. K. or illegal, law has nothing to do public schools. This law was en The National, Star Insurance Bldg., Chi in hand«, sensations, feet, arms and legs. Occasionally j N. Y., and are sold only in boxes bearing O bo . O. L oach , R . S. ________ but that it was “ unwise;” that it with the case. Should the enjoined acted for a purpose, si:d it is ap cago. I would suffer from profuse perspiration, the | the firm’s trade mark and wrapper, at 50 water fairlv running from my face and bands, j cents box or six boxes for $2.o0, and are wr uld furnish a fresh text for tho person perform the act that the parent that the purpose contem The curiosities of jurisprudence Then for days’l l would seem impossible for I never a sold EN. LYTLE P (IS *. N<). *7, G . L R-. in bulk. They may be had of meets every llrst Wednesday night o f agitators iu the west. judge had commanded him uot to are added to by a suit for posses me to enjoy a minute of warmth. I would ! all druggists <»r direct by mail from Dr. plated was to have the children at each month. Visiting comrades iu good “Oil, most noble correction of bis do tho judge can send the man to tend the public schools in order sion of a mule which was instituted sit in a rocking chair alongside a roaring fire j Williams’ M««lirine Company. Thepriceat standing cordially invited lo attend. in the stove wrapped up in blankets, yet ! which these pills nre sol«! makes a course of H. H. N iciiols , Post Corn. flock,” exclaimed tho speaker, with prison for life and the mail lias no that illiteracy and ignorance may by a citizen of lluut county, Texas, while my face would l»c scorched, the rest o f ; treatment inexpensive us compured with other __________ keen sarcasm, “ that they might W. H. N obleb , Adjutant. my body would be chilled. | remedies. redress. Under “ government by be reduced to a minimum. severifl years ago. The mule has escape the criticism of the rowdy injunction” Judge Jenkins com lytlb , w . &. o., no. meets The safety and welfare o f the since died, but the litigation is G en in Coqnille City on the tirst, and third west rather than that they should manded the employes of the North country depend upon the efficiency going on still, §3')0 in costs has 66 Wednesday afternoon in each month. meet the reprobation of Almighty ern Pacific to accept the 10 per of onr public schools, wherein not been piled up, nnd 100 witnesses J. M m . V iola E ll io t t , Pres. God! Hut then it might uot have cent reduction of wages, he com only knowledge of books nnd are attending the trial of tho case, M bs . Ida H arbinoton , Sec. FROM DENVER,” the big western reform been politic to administer any manded them to remain nt work, literature is considered, but where iu Greenville. newspaper which renchos50.000 readers every Financiers nml Railway Officials CHADWICK LODGE. NO. fiS, A. F. stronger rebuke. lie had to throw wet-k. although only weeks old. in filled and until that command was with good government, loyalty and love J and A. M., meets on Saturday evening They are likely to have a new with reform nows and -!7 stirring article« from on or before each fall moon. Visiting breth mere sprays of loscwater.” drawn no employo could leave the ot country are inculcated. kind of bi-metallism out in Okla j such well-known and powerful writers a« mlvisa investors to liny ren cordially invited. ... „ employment of the Northern Pacific J . P. G oolman , W. M. The law is on the statute hook, homa since a M iss Nickel nnd a Mr. Rev. F. F. Passmore, Eugene Bloodgood Beebe, Myron W. Heed. Henry Cohen, W. railway under penalty of any term nnd should not remain a dead letter. Dollar were recently united in mar j j S. C. W. W h ite , Sec. Morgan, and a host of other.«, equally The Crime Against Silver. of imprisonment Judge Jenkins The duty of seeing it enforce.! riage there. prominent. UELAH CHAPTER, NO. 0, O. E. 8., T o make you acquainted wilh Fact« in to cared to impose. There is no law rests with the boards of school meets Saturday afternoon on fir before The cost of the federal govern I make you a regular subscriber—for yon each full moon and Saturday evening two In an address to the farmers of to compel a man to work against directors, and the clerks o f the I can’ t get along without Facts — con.se- Illinois, “ About Farming iu Illinois,” his will— tho constitution forbids weeks following. ment per capitn of population has | qimntlj for a short time, we make you this several school districts. M bs . A i . icb T ottlb , W . M. Gol. R. G. Ingersoll made use of the such a law being enacted—yet risen from 75 cents in 1810 to §7.10. reckless offer: For 10c, we will send yon M bs . N oba G ood , Sue. The clerks o f the several districts ! Facts every week for 10 weeks on trial and a Now selling nt §10 per share. following words: “ For my part, I Judge Jenkins ignored the consti copy o f *‘M«;rrie England,” the b<>' k which having the number of pupils in OQUILLE LODGE, NO. 53, I. O . O. F., do not ask any interference on the so startled England that for nearly a year They sav it will soon sell nt §50, tution and his word wns supreme. statistical roll, and tho teacher or moets every Satorday evening. Visit 100,000 c o d w is a month have been sold. The nml eventually sell above its par part of the government except to ing brethren in good standing oordiHlly There is no law by which a man can teachers o f tho district having the work contains about. 85,000 w«»rds, and we value o f §100. undo the wrong it has done. I d o be sentenced and imprisoned with invited. _ s< nd it complete and unabridged with Facts ages and number enrolled as in C. A. H abbiwotoh , N .G . 10 weeks for only a dime. We want 50.0(H) Write f«>r full information to not ask that money be made out of out a trial by jury; the constitution attendance at school, some knowl J . 8. L awrence , H. S. new readers immediately, and trust that GEO. W. DUNN Jb CO ., B anknbp , nothing. I do uot ask for the pros positively guarantees such trial by every individual reader of this paper will edge may be gained as to how nearly OQUILLE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 25,1. perity born of paj or. Hut I do ask 2 Wall Street New York. take advantage of this offer at once, before jury, yet Judge Woods sent men to this law of school attendance is O. O. F., meets every first and third it is withdrawn, as w«« reserve the right to Thursdays in each month at Odd Fellows’ for tho remonetization of silver. jail for six months, not because they observed. return all moneys received from above offer hall. Cordial invitation extended to all vis Silver was demonetized by fraud. which reaches us later than 3J days from violated the law, but because they This is also one of the duties of the iting patriarohsin good standing. date. D^n’ t dis«a|H>int us, but sit right It was an imposition upon every K. E. B uck , C. P. did not (lo ns he said. The Hill county superintendent, that he down today and write the publishers—The solvent man; a fraud upon every bill, now ¡lending before congress, G. F. B ou tlll , Scribe. Reed Publishing Co., 1500 Larimer street, should acquaint himself with the Denyer, Colo. honest debtor in the United States. will forever put a stop to such tyr RS. A. G. AIKEN HAS NOW A COM- attendance nt school and give direc a m i e k e b e k a h l o d g e , n o . 20, It was done anny if it becomes a law—that is, and fashionable Stock o f Mil* I. O. O. F., meets every 2nd and 4th It assassinated labor. tion to the board of directors in T o tlxe ■CTn.fcrfu.n.ate M plete littery at Lcnove's drug atore. Wednesdays in each month, at Odd Fel in the interest of avarice and greed, if the same judges do not declare regard to the matter of school at lows' hall. and should be undono by honest the Hill bi1! unconstitutional.— L o COMPLETE STOCK EVERYTHING Miss B elle B ich , N. G . tendance. men.” The foregoing is unquestion comotive Firemen's Magazine. J. S. L ywbbxce . K. S. NEW. Bring this law before the people, able authority from a distinguished This old reliablo nnd acquniut them with its requirements Republican source. It was not writ Almost everybody takes some laxative most successful spec- ! Large Assortment, amt penalties, and it is believed medicine Another Dred Scott Decision. ialist iu Han Fratcis to cleanse the system and keep the ten during the last campaign, but there will not be so many children blood pure. Those w ho take SIMMONS co, still continues to Seasonable and nt a period subsequent to the enact euro all Sexual and LIVER R e g u l a t o r (liquid or powder) of flie age included by the law, who That plutocratic body known as Up to Date. Seminal Diseases, ment of that rascally piece of leg do not and will not attend the pub get all the benefits of a mil J and pleasant C O Q U IL L E C ITY. Isuch as Gouorrhen, Call early and make selection nnd get islation. It can be found in Inger- the United States supreme court, laxative and tonic that purifies the blood G 1 e e t. 8 t r . o t n re, lic school. The Htate does not get •nd strengthens the whole system. And prices—at Lcneve’ s drug store, I Opposite City Wharf.1 soll’s works, and is only one of many always ou the side of capitalists •).* jA«» Syphilis, in nil ita net20) MUS. A. O. AIKEN. near the value it deserves for the more than this: SIMMONS LlVLR REGU ’p .'ij''- forma. Skin Dia« asea. . authorities from a Republican source and opposed to labor, has made v.-' v “ > .':* * • • ^ N e r v o u s Debility, j LATOR regulates the Liver, keeps it active support of the common schools, j^ E E P S ON HAND AND MAKES T o upon tho same subject. U. S. Ator- another Dred Scott decision. Sea Seminal Weakness and Loss o f ; order first-class because of the fact that so many do and healthy, and when the Liver is in Irrpotency, ney General Pierrepont, a distin men who leave a ship against the nod condition you find yourself free from Manhood, the c o n t in e n c e o f Melf-nbnso j M r s . S h e p p a r d ’s R A W H ID E CHAIRS. guished Republican, held the sumo will of their masters, if captured in not avail themselves of the ptivi- fi1 .Aalaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick- and «txcfHset producing the following syrup- j Sallow countenance, dark spots un any p a ito f the United States, can lege. The state CHnnot afford to Headache and Constipation, and rid of toms: Manufactured from best hard wood. opinion. More anon. der the eyes, p/nn in the head, ringing in allow this neglect ami indifference that worn out and debilitated feeling. the ears, loss o f oonfideno««, diffidence »n j J. B. FOX, Proprietor. be brought back in irons if neces S ocrates . nre all caused by a sluggish Liver. approaching atrangers. palpitation of the sary and be forced to work. That of the public schools to exist, hut These Good digestion and freedom from stomach heart, w°aknesa of the limbs nnd back, loss | COOS B A Y lenves them in a worse condition must, in some way, see that the troubles will only be had when the liver «>f memory, pimples on the face, c«>ugbs, j ! At Pueblo, Colo., F. V. Debs wns than were tho negro slaves of the children have some education. s properly at work. If trr ut-led with any consumption, etc. DR. GIBSON has practis' d in Snn Fran ! at these complaints, trv SIMMONS L ivf .R offered a sleeping car ticket for the south, and if the seamen do not over 30years an J those troubled should COR. F IR S T AN D H A L L STS. The King of Liver Medl- cisco not fail to cousait him and receive the ben- , long ride to Chicago. Ho absn- revolt against such barbarism they j A few figures are hero given to RrcULATOH. Near K. K. Depot, :ines, and Better than Bills. eftt of hi« great skill nnd experience. The , C. W. PATERSON, Prop. I lutoly refused, and added that tho deserve to be put on auction-blocks. illustrate how the people are being 'd octor cur«« when others fa il. Try him. j _ j >*~ p v t : u y p a c k a g e - « * C O y U I l.L E C IT Y , O B E G O N . ] boycott on Pullman sleepers would — The Cleveland Citizen. robbed by the threo great trusts: Ho* th e 7 S ta m p in re d on w ra p p er. CUKES GUAR\N I EED. l ’ersons cured Mnnnfnotari'r o f Marhis Monnmcnt*. Ilea I- never be off for him; that “ if I at home. Charges reasonable. < all or | , Tha profits Inst year to tho ooal I .-I R B T C L A S S P A U E . b v tlio »iru lo ' ' .1. I t . SEriHn C o .. IM illa.. I*». write. DR. 4 . F. GIBBON. fttoneft. Tablet*, etc. should try to sleep in a Pullman S. F. Star: Spring Valley’s claim 625 Kearney «tro t. San Francise«». Cal. l 1 i.o al. Unv .r ttm o b trm.t were $71,659,000; the sugar C iiu.terr lots enclosed until stone coping A lim it. J num ber t n — -V. ¡ t W O O L ! w o o l ; or curbing. Iron railing, furnished to o r berth, the ghosts of women and is that because they have grabbed trust $24,1*00,000, while tho coffee Who ran think der. rorri-Bjiond'-noc - -licit,-d from (write, children starved to death iu Chicago all convenient sources of si pplv, trust came out abend by $14.350,000. Wanted-An Idea thin« to i>a rent? living in the coontrr or other tow n. *h o < bv that infamous scoundrel would \V<* arc* paying tlic* high«**! m arket pric * Pro'wt »oír id' tbev may brtuir v«m wealth. therefore they must be paid for j This morn v was made directly out m .r wish nnvthnui In nay line o f I a sines*. Ratea t«» .'lit the times and f«»r w«*»t. siH>t cash on d«*liv«*rv, at R.im loii. 1 haunt me to my dying day”. Mimauririu • . . . . . Onia. giabbing it. of the necessaries of life. made known on applicati« u. juuJtnii BAN DON WOOLEN MILLS CO. O ’Squire Moore and his Estim able W ife Interest a Reporter. T H E PEOPLE’S.:;: C. a . M J C G IT \ CT8 iieit ( Railway & Dock B CONSTRUCTION STOCK, C C Millinery. M GOOD FOR EVERYBODY Dr Gibbon Chair Factory^! Boarding House, M a rl aai Stone Works l