Coquille City herald., April 27, 1897, Image 1

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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1897.
15.
J j R . G. H. CARTER,
RESIDENT DENTIST,
OF INTEREST TO THE PEOPLE.
Coquille City, Oreg
at residence, and door south
Odd Fellows' Hall. ,Nothing but first-
O FFICE
class work.
Charges reasonable.
vlßnlO
STATE
] ) U . J. BURT. M OORE,
B U RG EO N A N D P H Y S IC IA N
W
IL L promptly respond to all calls,
day or night.
OOQUiLLE CITY. OREGON.
3 PA M B ER G ,
Attorney and
Counselor
OREGON POPULISTS CONfE^.
at
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
AND STANDS PAT.
MEETS
An Address to the People, In Which Princi­
ples and a Policy Are Enunciated
for the Future.
Law
that is advocated by the bimetallic
Republicans and silver Democrats.
The continuous efforts of other
parties and persons to destroy this
original Uniou party aud to change
its name justify us iu addressing
you at this time.
“ By unselfishly and patriotically ac­
cepting and nominating W. J. Bryan,
who was tho candidate of another
party, in the hope of obtaining ono
of tho leading principles of our plat­
forms, wo did not for a moment
abandon any of our other principles,
uor surrender the separate state and
national existence of the People’s
party.
“ We urge the people of every
precinct to form and maintain one
or moro nonpartisau organizations
for tho careful study of bimetallism,
and all other great eeouomic qu j s -
tions.
“ We especially congratulate you
on tho fact that tho Initiative and
Optional Referendum, which was
first called to your attention by our
party, has been introduced during
the past winter in the legislatures
of at least I I states of the union,
and was voted for by many Republi­
cans aud Democrats, as well as
Populists, and tho constitutional
amendment for this purpose was
approved by both houses of the
legislature of South Dakota.
“ We therefore submit to you tho
following resolution defining the
position of our party with reference
to other political parties and per­
sons.
“ Resolved, That it is tho senso of
our state central committee that the
People’s party is a union of reform
elements; that it is the original and
only national Bimetallic party, and
that we cordially invite all who are
opposed to tire single gold standard
aud its allied trusts and monopolies
to act with us, and that wo are op­
posed to any attempts at fusion with
any other political party or faction
under uuy other name or upon . any
different platform than that adopted
by the Peoyle’s party national con­
vention at St. Louis.
“In connection, we heartily indorse
tho action of our members iu tho
into attempted session of the lostis-
Intive assembly, in refusing to assist
either faction of the Republican
party to organize the house of rep­
resentatives, without assurance of
tho passage of measures that would
make honest elections probable in
Oregou, and give the voters direct
power over lawmaking.
“ Unanimously adopted by the
People’s party state central commit-
teee for Oregon this 15th day of
April, 1897.”
“ J o h n M. Y o u n o ,
“ Chairman State Central Committee,
People’s Party.
“ L. M. R obin so n ,
“ Secretary State Central Committee,
People’s Party.”
Portland, April 10.— An important
meeting of the l’ opulist stale central
committee for Oregon was held in
y j
F. DEAN,
this city yesterday, in room 503 of
the Marquain building, lasting until
3>Tctary m t s llc ,
u late hour in the night. Represent­
from all parts of the state
Herald Office, Coqtiille City, Oregon. atives
were present.
From members of
the committee who could not attend
interesting letters were ready, show­
that the writers were in full
1
...-BARBERSHOP ing
accord with the purpose of the
. . . . O .. . .
rp H E BEST. NEATEST AND MOST meeting.
The meeting was held in response
X up-to-date in the city.
to a call issued by the executive
Hoi and (old Saths—Reysonublc committee,
and its object was to de­
Charges, Courteous Treatment.
termine the sentiment of the Popu­
COQUILLE C ITY, OREGON.
list party iu Oregon as to disorgan­
Front street, opposite It. ft. Depot,
T. W . G ILLIIAM .
izing and uniting with another party
on the single proposition of the
IJIH E C O M M E R C IA L -i-----
free and unlimited coinage of silver.
Tha most modern arranged BARBER The meeting was hold behind closed
SHOP in Coquille City.
doors, and strict injunction placed
m. M. McDonald, Proprietor. on all present not to divulge what
Hot and.Cold Baths at all hours. Popular took place.
prices. Headquarters for Commercial
Treseut of state committeo were
Men. Next door J onson Bro’ s markes.
John 0. Young,of Baker, chairman;
L. M. Robinson, of Baker, secretary;
O . L . M O O N ,
W. H. U’Ben, of Clackamas; A. P.
a t t o r n e y - at - Xjarw, Nelson, of Multnomah; C. L. Morse,
of Wasco; Abe Axtell.uif Josephine;
MARSHFIELD. OREGON.
S. H. Holt, of Jackson; J. L. Hill,
Agent for the North America Insurance Co. of Linn; J. V. Olive, of Union;
of Philadelphia, and the London, Liv­
Henry Pierce, of Umatilla; John
erpool & Globe.
Sutherland, of Lane; Iv. L. Hibbard,
of Marion; G. W. Kelly, of Wash­
ington, and C. Svenson, of Yamhill.
In addition, the following prominent
A tto r n e y . at - Xjarw, Populists were nlso present: Frank
Williams, of Ashland; II. T. David­
M ARSHFIELD, OREGON.
son, of Hood River; S. B. Riggen,
of Portland; J. D. Stevens, of Ore­
D ealer iu R ea
tate o f nil kinds.
gon City; J. A. Finch, of Albany,
W. D. Hare, of Hillsboro, and Ernest
Kroner, of Portland.
All the cou u ties of the state were
represented in person or by letter.
A tto r n e y - a t - L a w , The reading of the letters from
absent committeemen formed an in­
RoscBarg Oregon.
teresting feature of the morning
— i + i— -
Special attention to matters brforo the session of the meeting, and created
Roseburg laud office, the commissioner
the utmost enthusiasm. Without a
of the general land office and secre­
single exception, the writers were
tary of interior at Washington.
iu favor of maintaining the People’s
party's political autonomy, and were
yr tle camp , no . m , woodmen
of the World, meets at Masonic Hall aguinst any alliauco with any othci
1st and 3d Monday nights of each month.
political organization as a party.
A. J. SimmvooD, Consul.
George T. Moulton, Clerk.
This expression was also fully voiced
by the members present, resulting
lO U R T COQUILLE. NO. 1«, FOREST-
^/ers of America, meets every second and in a general determination that the
fourth Thursday evening, at Masonic Hall, People’s party of Oregon would be
Coquillo City, Oregon.
maintained without the assistance of
H. N. LonuNB, C. R.
Guo. O. L eacii . B . S.
either Pennoycr of John II. Mitchell.
The afternoon session was princi­
IN. LYTLE P< » 1 . N<». 17, O. \. R~
X meets every first Wednesday night of pally devoted to discussion of the
S. F. Star: Huntington has cut
each month. Visiting comrades in good
questions that had brought the passenger rates on the San Joaquin
standing cordially invited to attend.
members of the committeo together valley lines some 30 per cent, the
H . H, N ioiiols , Post Com.
W . H . N osleb , A djutant.
in earnest consultation. The utmost reduced rates being provided for by
l EN. L YT L E , W . R. C., NO. 9. MEETS harmony prevailed throughout the usiug second-class cars, heretofore
_T in Ooqmile City on the flint and third proceedings, and an earnestness was unknown. The first-class rates re­
Wednesday afternoon in each month.
displayed among them that fully main. The Bakersfield fare is now-,
M bs . V iola E l l io t t , Pres.
showed that they fully realized the on those cars, $7, instead of $9.10.
M rs . Ida H arrington , Sec.
important step they were about to Hanford is $5.20, instead of $7.50.
CHADWICK LODGE. NO. (*»8. A. 1\
As a result of a prolonged Tho motive is that the Son Joaquin
J and A. M .. meets on Saturday evening make.
on or before each fall moon. Visiting breth­ discussion, during which the entire Yalloy railroad will reach Hanford
ren cordially invited.
political ground was gono over, the in June.
Under state-owned rail­
J . P. G oodman , W. M.
following resolution was unani­ roads Bakersfield, being 311 miles,
C . W . W h ite , Sec.
mously adopted:
the faro would not exceed $3.15.
^U E L A H CH APTER, NO. 0, O. K. S.,
“ Resolved, That it is the seuso of
3 meets Friday evening on or boforo
East Oregonian: The policy in
each full moon at 8 o’clock from April 1st our state central committeo that tho
awarding $50,000 for
to Ootober Hist, and thereafter at 7:H0: and People’s party is n union of reform vogue of
every quarter of n mile added to a
each fifteen days thereafter at 2 o’clock in
elemenrs; that it is the original and
the afternoon.
ship’s speed, ns contracted for
M r s . A lice T u it l e , W . M .
only national bimetallic party, and between the government and the
M bs . N ora G ood , Sue.
that wo cordially invite all who are builders, is one that proved to be
r'tO Q U IL L E LODGE. NO. 63, I .O . (). F., opposed to the single gold standard
Y j meets every Saturday evening. Visit­ and its allied trusts uud monopolies a cold blooded robbery of thepeople.
Greedy builders were oncnnrnged,
ing brethren iu good standing cordially
to act with us, and that we are to force n 6peed on a trial trip that
invited.
C. A. TI arrinoton , N. G .
opposed to any attempts at fusion the ship never conld equal there­
J . S. L awrence , R. S.
with any other political party ol­ after, and thus filch the government
^T O Q U IL L E ENCAMPMENT, NO. 25. I. faction under nny other name or
ont of several hundred thousand
\ J O. O. F., meets every first and third
Thursdays in each month at Odd Fellows’ upon any different platform than dollars for no consideration what­
hall. Cordial invitation extended to all vis­ that adopted by the People's party
ever.
itin g patriarchs in good standing.
national convention at St. Louis.”
R. E. B u c k , C. P.
S. F. Star: At the Pacific Rolling
Tho
unanimous
adoption
of
the
G . F. B outell , Scribe.
resolution was met with a storm of Mills, Inst week, a lad was ordered
a m ie r e b e k a u
l o d g e , n o . 20 ,
and the committee on into a petroleum tauk to make some
I. O. O. F., meets every 2ud and 4th applause,
He pleaded to be ex­
have it repairs.
Wednesdays in each month, at Odd Fel­ printing was ordered to
lows' hall.
M iss R ay C o llier , N. G .
cused, but tho foreman insisted that
published,
that
the
reform
press
be
J. 8 . L awrence . K . S.
requested to copy it, and that a copy he must go. He went, but three
be sent to each county central com­ minutes later he was dead. As ho
mitteo in the state and to the chair­ had neither family nor friends no
action will be taken, and a cruel
man of the national committee.
murder will go unpuuishod.
The
evening
session
convened
at
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y .
8 o ’clock, and continued until a late
Considering the brief existence of
I Opposite City Wharf.]
hour in the night. The main busi­ the Labor Exchange organization,
ness tran «acted was the discussion and the small scale of its present
J £ E E P S ON HAND AND MAKES T o
of an address to be presented to operations, it is the most success­
order first-class
the people of Oregon, and the fol­ ful of nil the methods yet tried for
RAWHIDE
C H A I R S . lowing
was adopted:
the solution of the labor problem.
Manufactured from bent bard wood.
Oflioe, Empire City, Oregon.
TH E PEOPLE’S.;::
John F. Hail,
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Chair Factory==
J. B . FOX. Proprietor.
ADDRESS TO THE PEOM.E.
“To the People of the State of
COOS B AY
Oregon: The People's party state
central committee of Oregon beg
to call your attention to the foot
that our party is a Union party,
C. IV. PATERSON, Prop.
composed of former Republicans,
Democrats and members of all
Mannfactnrer of Marble Monument,. Heat- other political organizations, who
stone,. Tablet,, etc.
met at Cincinnati in 1801, and ngaiu
Cnuetery lo t, enc' o ! with «tone roping
or curbing. Iron railings furnished to or­ at Omaha in 1802, and adopted a
der. Correspondence solicited from parties platform and named the party, and
lirina in the country or otter town, »b o reiterated its principles at S t Louis
m iv wish anything ill my line of bu,ir
1 iu It
M v i s f i r i m , ............................... ( j n
This platform includes all
Hartile and Stoss Works
Roeebarg Review:
Sugar lias
sdvnnced one cent a pound, grain
bags two cents apiece.
This is
what the prospective high tariff
legislation is doing for the farmer.
In a hundred different ways, the
producers of the world are being
robbed of nearly all the wealth they
create. Oh, patient, plodding, pro­
ducers! !
In New York last year (not Ire­
land) thc-ie were 51,703 cv iclions
and 209,000 persons tuinc dout.
HOORAY I
Oh, ths milts are all n rnnnm',
Wurkiu' morning, noon and niebt:
Foremen round the streets a-eonnm',
Hirin’ workmen rijjbt on si«ht.
ConliJence baR come a-flvia’ ;
Orders coniiu’ in like fun,
Advanee agents quit a-cryin’ ;
Work in stores is never done:
Milkin’ ropes for county hangmen,
Makin' bars for oity jails:
Makin’ poisons, drngs and acids,
Suicides are drinkin’ pails:
Milkin’ coffins for the ohurohes,
Oiucin' graves in vacant lots,
Hirin’ cable cars for hearses,
Fillin' poorhoiises with cuts;
Arrestin’ men for bein’ naked,
Grocers cellin' dogs and eats;
Women breakin’ into houses,
Batchers busy skinnm’ rats.
Hoop ’er up! Don't be despondent;
liig procession’ s (loin’ past;
Everybody shout for glory —
Confidence is here i.l last.
-J . Hynie-Hastings, In Knighta of Labor
Journal.
enough from the adjaeeut row to
make up the required length. The
number of beets harvested multi­
plied by 435(5 will give the total
number per acre. The total weight
of beets harvested multiplied by
435.6 will give the yield per acre.
Points fo r Experim ent.
NO. 39.
Three “ Ifs.”
The Newberg ludependeut has
these three hard “ ifs:” I f you want
to prove beyond reasonable doubt
that you love all Gist’s crentures,
just trim your dog’s ears or drive
your horses with au over check
rein.
I f you want to make sure of
flowers for Decoration day, just
plant onions and hogs iu the fro n t:
ysrd and beg your flowers of the I
neighbors w ho are too poor to have ■
any hogs.
I f you are real anxious to Irn’ e | Almost everybody takes s o m e laxativa
a case of typhoid fever in the fain- ! medicine to cleanse the system and keep the
ily, just conuect the waste pipe of blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
the kitchen sink with a common L i v e r R e g u l a t o r (liquid o r powder)
;et all the benefits of a mild and pleasant
drain tile. This has been known ; uxative and tonic that purifies the blood
to kill some of the neighbors, also. ' and strengthens the whole svstem. And
Iu the experimental culture of the
sugar beet it in particularly desirable to
note the date o f planting and that o f
harvesting, uud the character of the
soil, whether hill or bottom laud,
aud the cost of the crop. All citi­
zens of Oregon growing beets from
seed of recognized grade jire re­
quested to foward samples of not
less than six (6) perfectly matured
beots of average size and to report
in full concerning the character
of cultivation as well as the points
HOW T O GH0W S U G A H B E E T S . above mentioned. I f the station is
Crocuses in bloom, buds burst-j
notified in ailvance blanks will be fu r ­
ing, bikes on the scoot, smoke in
nished fo r this purpose. Samples for
backyard, debris, sidewalk snunt.
should be addressed to
Instructions from the Oregon Agri­ analysis
erers soaking themselvss full of
O b e o o n E x p e r im e n t S t a t io n ,
sunshine, invalids crawlliqg out
cultural Experiment Station,
Chemical Department,
from shelter, kids spinning tops,
Corvallis, Oregon.
Corvallis, Oregon.
onions and radishes on the green
stnuds, strawberries awaiting pur­
It is roughly estimated that the chasers, shad glistening ou tbe fish
flooded region of the Mississippi counters, suckers biting, hens cack­
The Soil.
The best soil is a deep fertile aud its tributary streams covers ling, robins chirping— well, who
sandy loam, well drained; but any an area of 100,000 square miles, says spriug hasn’t sprung.
soil that will produce a good crop containing inhabitants, including
of wheat may be used. Soils that the people of 500 towns and vil­
A $65.00 Machine
are cold and stiff, should not be lages, to the number of 400,000.
used, neither new ground, nor that The destruction of property in the
For $ 1 $ . 5 0
containing much organic matter, as greater part of this area is complete.
beaver-dam, uor alkali land. The Farms and plantations have been
beet must grow entirely below ground, swept clear, nothing remaining of
hence very deep cultivation is nec­ buildings, livestock, fences, or­
essary.
Iu the fall the ground chards, implements and growing
should have been plowed to a depth crops. It will easily be seen that
of not less than ten inches. In case the sum voted by congress for the
tho laud has not previously h id deep relief of these people, though gen-
cultivation, it should be subsoiled erous, is not au extravagant one,
instead of turning up new soil, which and, even by the most judici­
ous management, will not more
would give a poor stand of beets.
than suffice to carry them oyer the
If the Plowing has not beet) done mouths that must intervene before
Iu the fall, a deep plowing early in they cau realize something from
the spring should be given. Iu either their crops.
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f
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case tho ground should receive a
State Journnl:
A Washington
second plowing and he subsoiled paper notes that “ Ex-Senator” John
shortly before planting, after which H. Mitchell, of Oregon, is impor­
it should be worked into a perfect tuning the president to appoint
Coupon, if
tilth. After this preparation of the Van Vleet( who married the sister
sent C. 0 .0 .
soil it should be allowed to lie sev­ of Crocker, of tho Southern Pacitio
oren trial
eral days in order to allow the mois­ Company) chief jastice of the U.
ture to be drawn to the surface, S. court of appeals. This appoiut-
uíter w h i c h italioti Id he ffiytm glicht meut
nient ought not to be made, aud we
The Bead o f the “ Arlington” swings on patent socket hinges, firmly held down by a thumb
harrowing to kill flic ivéeS sttiaf'TMfit "Pt’PStrt
»•
-
may have started.
Too' much care tiou will be called to the matter
highest Arm—Space under the arm is ’>% inches high and 0 inches long. This will admit the
largest skirts, ami even quilts. It Is Self-Threading—Absolutely no holes to put thread through
can not be bestowed on the preparation and that be will not sanction it.
except eye o f needle. Shuttle is cylinder, open on end, entirely self-threading, easy to put in or
We suppose this is done by the
o f the soil.
take out; bobbin holds a large amount o f thread. Stitch Regulator is on the bed o f the machine,
beneath (lie bobbin winder, and has a scale showing the number o f stitches to the inch, and can
ex-senator in his capacity as “ hired
be changed from 8 to 32 stitches to the inch. Feed is double and extends on both sides o f needle;
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mau” for the ¡3. P. li. R. Co., and
break and get out o f order; can be raised and lowered at will. Automatic Bobbin Winder—For
Seeding
it furnishes a forcible reason for
filling the bobbin automatically and perfectly smooth without holding the thread. Machine does
Should begin in April, if possible, his exclusion from the seuate. We
not run while winding bobbin. Light Running—Machiue is easy to run, does not fatigue thcoper*
ator, mokes little noise and sews rapidly. Stitch is a double lock stitch, the same ou both sides,
in order to allow the beets to ma­ do not believe a seuator can be
xvi.1 not ravel, and can
ean be changed without stopping the machine.
machiue. Tension is a fiat sp
spring ten­
xvill
-----------—ill
J r from
------•“ 8 to 150 H spool
i cotton
** without changing.
ging. Never gets c out o f order.
sion, and will admit *»-—
thread
ture at au early dnto. Not less than faithful to the interests of the
FHft Needle
Nsinlir- « is 4 a straight,
11^iu iii self-setting
«¡.-IRc<-i4i,irr_ needle,
• « is* fiat
flat ou
#%., one a side,
oi.ta and
. i a
., nnot
. , . . . bo
put in
in wrt
wrong
Ncctllo
The
cannot
be put
wrong. Needle
ten pounds of seed per aero should people aud at the same time serve
bar is round, mude o f case-liardened steel, with oil cup at the bottom
getting
m to ) prevent oil from
f
on the goods.
Adjustable - --------ngs—All
Bearings—All bearings
bearings are
are case-hardened
case-hardened steel
i steel ‘ nnd
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easily
ailju
and
easily
adjusted
be used, and it may well be in­ these great corporations as their
xvith a screxv driver. All lost motion can be taken up, aud the machine will last a lifetime.
Attachments—Each machine is furnished with necessary tools and accessories, ami in addition we
creased to fifteen. Plant in drills agent.
furnish an extra set o f attachments in a velvet lined metal box, free o f charge, ns follows: One
rufiler aud gatherer, one binder, one shirring plate, one set o f four hemraers, different widths up
from 18 to 24 inches apart, and if
to h o f an inch, one tucker, one under braider, one short or attachment foot, and one thread
Rosehurg
Review:
Tho
south
the soil is moist cover not more than
cutter. Woodwork o f finest quality oak or waluut, gothic cover and drawers, nickel-plated rings
to drawers, dress guards to wheel, and device for replacing belt.
three-fourths inches deep, otherwise bound overland Southern Pacific
nflN’T
PAY SiiSJIPKFI, F0R RIIY ° , rectly of manufacturers and
the seed may be covered not to train, Shan Censer, conductor,
U U f f I r « l bfcWINO MACHINES DU I SAVE AGENT S AND DEALER S FR0FITS
exceed one and a half inches. I f a when leaving the station at Salem
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in order to introduce this high-grade sewing machine, we make a special cou­
rain causes a crust In form on the sur­ Thursday night killed a tramp on
pon offer, giving every reader o f this paper a chance to get a first-class ma­
chine at the lowest price ever offered. On receipt o f $ 18.50 cash nnd coupon,
face after planting, this must be broken the trestle 250 feet south of the
wo will ship the above-described machine anywhere securely packed and
depot.
Tho
body
was
found
by
crated, and guarantee safe delivery. A ten years’ written warranty sent xvith
up with a large harrow. Of the many
each machine. Money refunded if not as represented after thirty days’ test
varieties of seed, the following are the men on a frieght train which
trial. We will ship C. O. I). for $10.50 with privilege o f twenty days’ trial on
pulled
in
on
the
track
n
few
mo-
receipt o f $-'>,00 as a guarantee o f good faith a:;.l charges. I f you prefer thirty
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a Swede about 35 years old, weighed
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about 160 pounds aud had light
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Or make your order direct through the H M ia m i , as agent, without
Cuitivatioi)
and lift Bhoulder were broken, his
Should begin as soon as the beets right leg was cut off and his head extra slmrgo.
are large enough to mark the row. crushed.
The coroner’s inquest
Thinning must he done when the beets failed to disclose the identity of
are small—havi ig from two to four the man or his previous residence.
leaves, otherwise a poor crop is He was buried at Salem.
O F SA LE M .
FROM D EN VER ,” the big western reform
newspaper which renchesfiO.OOO readers every
likely to result. Leave the plantH
rinbflcribr* for the people’ s daily— fA a
week, although only 47 weeks old. is tilled
Charles
Wymer,
o
f
Willanaina,
year: woekly, $1 a year. Bamorates by the
from eight to ten inches apart.
with reform news and stirring articles from
Much of this can be done by cutting while shooting salmon in tho big such well-known and powerful writers ai month.
Rev.
F.
F.
Passim.re,
Eagone
Bloodgood
across the row with a sharp hoe, Nestccca river fell Thursday, and Beebe, Myron \V. Reed, Henry Oohen, W . The Daily Capital Journal, 1 year___ $8 00
and thinning out tho remaining his gnu struck a rock aud exploded. S. Morgan, and a host of others, equally The H bbald 1 year.................................... 2 00
bunches leaving one plant in n place. The ball passed through his hand. prominent.
To make yon acquainted with Facts is to
Tho two worth......................................$15 00
After thinning keep tho land free Every effort wn3 made by his com­ make you a regular subscriber—for you Doth given for one year for. .$4 20
panions to stop the flow of blood, can’ t get along without Facts — conse­
from weeds and in good tilth.
for a short time, we make you this
“ The sugar is hoed into the beet.” but, before an operation could be quently
reckless offer: For 10c, wo will send you I The Weekly Capital Journnl, 1 y e a r..$11 00
performed, Wymer died.
2 00
Facts every week for 10 weeks on trial and a j Tho H kbald ..................................
The farmer can both burn and cat copy of *’Merrie England.” tho book which
The two worth.....................................$:> 00
so startled England that for nearly a year
Harvesting.
his corn; but the coni miner cat not 100,000 conies a month have been sold. The
When the outer leaves turn yellow,
Doth 1 year fo r .......................$2 40
eat his product. Ought to “ ex. work contains about 85,000 words, and we
and lie down, forming a wreath
send it complete and unabridged with Facts
change,” hadn’t they?
10 weeks for only a dime. We wiiDt 50,000
around the plant, it indicates matur­
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new readers immediately, nnd trust that
ity. On a commercial scale they
every individual reader of this paper will
A
Valuable
Fruit
Paper.
take advantage of this offer at once, before
are harvested by means of a special
it is withdrawn, as we reserve the right to
kind of plow with a thin blade,
RS. a . G . AIKEN HAH NOW A G O lf-
As fruit is rapidly becoming the return all mosey« received from above offer
plete and fashionable Stock o f . Mi l ­
which splits the soil between the
which reaches ns later than 80 days from
leading industry of the northwest, date. Don’ t dissapoint ns, but sit right
linery at Leneve’s drug store.
rows, leaving tho beets standing
and os this county cau easily get to down today and write the publishers—The
quite loose in the soil, from which
Reed Publishing Go., 1509 Larimer street, COMPLETE
STOCK-EVERYTHING
front rank if the farmers will only Denver, Colo.
they are quite easily removed by
NEVli.
take hold nnd push things, we have
hand.
After remoyal from the
marie arrangements to do far more T o t ï i e X T n f c r t " a n a / t e
ground, and shaking off the adher­
than our share toward pushing the
Large Assortment,
ing dirt, they should be decapitated
county forward in this respect aod
by a single straight cut across the
Seasonable and
will do more if the farmers will show
beet at the base of the leaves. After
This old reliable and
Up to Date.
tbe proper spirit of enterprise.
topping they should be protected
most successful spec­
Call early nnd make selection and get
There is now published at Portland,
ialist
in
Han
Frar
cis­
from tho sun or they will rapidly
prices—at Lcncve’ s drug store,
co. still continues to
not only the most valuable but the
MRS. A. G. AIKEN.
deteriorate.
cure all Hexual and oof20)
only fruit paper of America which
Seminal Diseases,
admits no reading matter to its col­
—» —j r i s n r h
as Gonorrhea, X V Irs. S h e p p a r d ’ s
How to Cclculate the Yie ld .
G 1 e e t, 8 1 r ; c tu re,
umns except that relating to fruits
“ yphilis. in all its
When the beets seem to be mature — their culture, care, marketing, etc.,
v • rorrr.K, Bkiti Diseases.
select an average row and gather presented in such n form kv the
N e r v o u s Debility.
Irr
potency.
Seminal
V^eskness and Los« of
every plant along a distance which prominent fruit writers of the north­
Manhood, the eonsequenco of »elf-abuM?
should vary as follows, according to west and America that none can and eieesses producing the following symp­
toms: Hallow countenance, dark *pot* un­
the width between rows:
read nnd study it without becoming der
the eye«, pain in th'* head, ringing in
From rows IS inrhrs npnrt RAthcr f i R f e e t proficient fruit growers.
We will D m ears, loss of e.»nti.I
1
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approaching strangers, palpitn:i > ii of the
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oonsnmption.
etc.
The number of beets growing in j H erald who will pay their back
DR. GIBBON haspr*'«
d in Han Fran-
a row of tho length above mentioned subscription end one year in advance cisco
over A0 years an Jthooe tr*
ron (»led should 1 TM ItST OI.AHH FAKE, by tho «la cU
must be counted. The tope are to | or to new subscribers who pay one not fail to commit him and rec
centre the ben- ! I meal, dny or time boarder*.
be removed, the beets carefully I year in advance before July.
Call efit of bis great skill and exp
doctor rnr sxxhen others util
washed free of all dirt, wiped and at this office and are «ample or write Cl HER <»C M i \NTKKP V
;
at home. Charges rensovnl
Comfortable sitting room.
weighed. When the row is not long for one direct to “ FBI ITAOE,’*
I write.
DU. J. F| GIBBON.
IU k 'i to suit the time« n n d
enough to meet the conditions, take •
Portland, Oregon.
G2" Kearney street, Han I i
ninth’ known on nppUontion.
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Daily
Capital
Journal
Millinery.
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Boarding House,
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