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$;'$»»»W € tt| j& c ra m . 200 INVITATIONS READV FOR ISSUE. Chldren's Day UPPER - RIVER DEPARTMENT. Was observed Sunday night at the Church o f Redeemed Israel in a U P c ln t a n d t l x © ‘C T p p e r - O o q . ’u . i l l e most successful amt eutertaiuing T s Æ y r t l o J. S. MrEffE« ¿ T i). F. DEA», ------ manuer. The church building was a n d . ■ \ * 7 "lx a t i s C r c i n .g r c n T h e re . Editors and Proprietors. San Francisco, June 2.— There crowded to overflowing, even stand- will be 200 invitations issued for ing room at the windows being at THE UNVEILING CEREMONY. OU Willard and wife are visiting Devoted to the material and social up the execution of Durrant. Warden a premium ou the outside. The holding o f theOoqaiiie Valley particularly with relatives iu town. The gland ceremony of the un- Hule has tixed 10:20 a. m. as the program was varied arid charm- and o f C ooh County generally. Ed Greeue, of Deer Talk, left voiliug of the monument at the Subscription, per year, in advance, $2. hour of execution. Twenty-five ¡ugly rendered by an enthusiastic town last Monday with supplies tomb of Stephen 3. Valid aril off, by P. FISHKH, N kwspafrb A dvertihino A uknt medical men will be permitted to and earnest set o f workers, the tho Woodmen of the World, took 21 Merclmuts' KxohauifH, Han Fram iscu, la witness the tragedy. At the request! large audience being orderly and for the mines. our auttiorliodagent Tilla paper la kept ou file Burtinshaw’s child—a case of place on the 0th iust., according to of bis attorneys Durrant yesterday appreciative to a degree. The fol- tala otflce. made a formal demaud for release, lowing program was given: Organ strangulated hernia reduced under previous notice, and we are grati fied to be ible to note that it was a claiming to be uujustly imprisoned, voluntary, by Miss Birdie Nosier; anesthesia—is now doing well. T U E SD A Y , JU N E 8, 1897. It waa This will be part of the appeal to song, Sweet Voices audience; Capt. W . E. RacklefFs sawmill very imposing ceremony. Frederick Uooth-Tucker,comman the supreme court, aud is to cover scripture reading and prayer, by is shut dowu for a short time owing attended by a larger throng of peo der of the Salvation Army in the the point which might be made that the pastor, Prof. M illard; address to some injuries seceived last week. ple than at auy other similar occa sion iu Myrtle Point. Our citizens United States, was convicted in by failiug to protest and demand by the superintendent, Mrs.Millard; Remember the celebration at New York last week of maintaining bis release he hud lost the right to song, mixed quartet. Hail the Day Myrtle Point ou July 4, aud be had done well iu decorating the [— Mrs. Buskirk soprano, Miss Della present. You are insured a grand main street along their places of a disorderly house at his army bar complain. business. A -treet sprinkler had The appeal raises a point which, Millard alto, Mr. Millard tenor, time. racks. The complaint was made by been provided by the members of a wealthy property owner who leases according to the statement of Dur- John Stone ba.-s. Geo. Leach cornel, A B ligh t sprinkle on last Monday the order at this place aud their his holdings in other parts of that raut’s counsel, has never been 8am Nosier slide trombone, Miss morning barely laid the dust. A friends, so that iu the immediate city for saloon nud dive purposes. raised in this state aud must be Mamie Millard, organist. Cliil- good shower would have been town the dust was not as annoying This, too while the prosecuting at decided before Durrant can be j dren’s Day exercise, Hearts of 'Hold appreciated. as usual. After two trains had ar The contention is that — Angel o f the Flowers, Mrs. Sam torney and police judge have just hanged. Creed Rose, who was thrown rived—one a special from Coquille dismissed the “ Seeley dinner” set Judge Balirs indicted two penalties Nosier; Mother Earth, Mrs. Mil- as too, naughty to come up in court — imprisonment and death — while lard; Sunbeam, Ray Deau; Rain from a horse last week and came City, which was found necessary— and for public ventilation. Iu the the law says oue or the other. and Dew, Frankie Dean ami Geor ueur losing Ins life, is able to be the streets were completely lined GENERAL N EW S. with visitors, and after a hasty din language of the New York World: Counsel will hold that Durraut’s gia Johnson; Dandelion, Clarence around again. ner, at 1 o’clock the procession was “ Jails for the Salvationist whose life in San Quentin is not detention, Derm; Apple Blossom, Miss Della Dr. K . A. Leep has erected a DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST THE KANSAS drums disturb a few ears; immunity but imprisonment; that position of Fox; Jobnny-juinp-ups, Gene Nos fine new Air-Motor on Iris lots in formed and a march was taken up INSURANCE COMMISSION. for the cemetery. Teams were on for the man whose feast offends yet the attorney-general is untenable, ier aud Eddie Millard; Forget-me- town. The doctor will always have Topeka, Kan., June 1.— Judge the road and there soon became a the nostrils of all the community.” as life in the county jail carries nots, Laura Fox and Etta James; things convenient. steady’ stream of drivers and a Foster, in the United States district But, then, that's what the courts are with it no shaving, stripes ami no Pansies, Misses Alice and Emma Work on I. E. Rose’s and J. L. marching throng that led from the court, issued an order restraining indignity other than detention. ¡James; Calla Lily, Aunie Wheeler; for, now. This statement will also"be hear! i Duisiee, Mary Dixon, Martha Root Lewellen's new buildings is pro town to the City of the Dead. The Insurance Commissioner McNtill gressing nicely nnd will ere lo ig morning had burst on us in all of tho from interfering with tlie business Not the way of the law and justice, in the federal court where it is ex - 1 and Gertie Jobnsou; Rose, Miss beauty of a lovely June day’, but of the Metropolitan L ife Insurance but of the judgesand lawyers, was 1 pected that the same course will be Della Millard, trank Wilson hero supply ornnmeuts to our town. Co., of New York, until a full hear It is gratifying to know, not the usual oceau breeze was uot as exhibited in tho recent trial of taken as in the Worden case— that j gave two numbers from bis plio. The insurance full as common and the exertion to ing can be had. of securing a writ of hebeas corpus, nograpb, which were well received. withstanding the large crowd iu Havetneyer and Searles, sugar kings company will bring suit for $50,- ascend Border’s Heights aud the Male quartet, Awake, O Zion’s town on last Sunday, that there and president and secretary, re 000 damages. [Itnndon Ki-coriler. I Daughter—D. F. Dean, K. V. Mil- was no boisterous conduct ou the other elevatious in the direction of spectively, in authority over the the temb was rather uncomfortable, SPIIECKEL8 WANTS DAMAGES. C o o sc o in ty ’s teachers’ institute laid, Sam Nosier and John Stone; streets. truct, as against Agent Chapman, an owing to the heat, but the mass of San Francisco, Cal., Juue 1.— humble employe of the trust. A will be held in Bandon some time recitation, Chimes o f the Church We noticed that the press was peo 2 lo pushed along and it is esti Chius Bpreckels commenced a suit few weeks ago this latter was tried in August. Exact dates will be Bells— Mrs. Dr. Moore; song, Jesus well represented at the unveiling mated that at least 1200 people were today to recover 81,000,000 dam Loves Me— little Dottle Buskirk; for contempt iu refusing to answer given Inter. ceremonies Sunday. B. F. Law- at the cemetery. The Marshfield ages from William R. Hearst,« pro- 8. F. Sbeppaid, of Coquille City, quartet. Our Sunday-school— Mrs. erence of the Bulletin, Gus Ben questions asked by a committee of band was preseut iu imposing prie'or of the Examiner, for alleged the United States senate. He car came down Tuesday and bus goue Buskirk, MisH Della Millard, Mr. nett of the News, and Jesse Luse uniform, and they, with the Myrtle libel. The matter complained of ried out tho instructions of his to work blacksrnitbing for Mr. Millard aud John Stone; phono of the Sun were among the visitors. Point band, furnished solemn dirges, was contained in an article com- graph, two selections; dialogue, by K erc od the jetty improvement chiefs, for doing which he was con very appropriate for such an occa meeting on the recent visit of John Alex Snyder, jr., has purchased Misses Alice and Emma James; here. victed in the U. S. court and fined, Miss Gussta Reed returned home duet, Happy Homo A bove— Miss U ndo Levi Gant’s present crop of sion. Prof. Traver aud his quar E. Searles to this city, and an al and imprisoned for 20 days. Ou tet club furnished splendid and leged deal by which the Salinas May 27, while Chapman still had Monday evening from Portland, Ethel and Mr. Millard; phono hay, amounting to from 200 to 300 appropriate vocal music, and Hon. and Watsonville sugar factories twenty days in jail, the court called where she had been for the past graphic selections; song by the tons, nud will soon be harvesting C. A. Sehlbrede, of Roseburg, deliv passed into the hands of the com the same. Alex is one of those audience; beuedictiou. three mouths completing a course the cases of Havemeyer and Searles ered a very feeling and interesting bine. energetic young men who are The entertainment was a com in shorthand and stenography. on tho same charges anil guilty of oration, that was listened to with Judge J. Henry Schroeder, of plete success. Hie characters in always above par. the same offenses, but the case was A KILLING FROST. marked attention. The officers and not even allowed to go to the jury, Arago, was ill town Friday and the Heart of Gold exercise were Judge .J. Henry Schroeder was members of the order acquitted Milwaukee, Wis., June 1.—A which was commanded by Judge Saturday nights, having come down in appropriate dress aud made a looking over »lie prospective road Miss Mamie improvements iu this place, and themselves in a very creditable maa- killing frost was reported through Bradley to return a verdict of ac to look after the county highways, good impression. Millard presided at the organ, aud thereby has thoroughly acquainted ner in performing their parts of the out the state last night and small and to inspect a contemplated quittal without leaving their seats. ceremony. The monument was un fruits and vegetables suffered se The same testimony was against change in the road near the Curry also deserves much o f the praise himself with the needs of the veiled in a solemn and becoming verely. Snow fell iu the extreme due for preparing the program. people. The judge is the right them that sent Chapman to prison, county line. manner; and it is a beautiful mar northern portion of the state nnd In justice court last Saturday, Her efforts, however, were heartily man iu the right place. hut the representatives of a $200,- ble structure that any Woodman iu northern Michigan. seconded by the members of the wherein W. D. Shoemaker was 000,000 trust shouldn’t bo held as Constable Elrod of Marshfield might feel proud to realize will he doing wrong and violating law. plaintiff and Robert Soper defend congregation nnd Sunday-school, paid our town an official visit last | erected to his memory when he To Guard the Convicts. No— not in this age and country. ant, u judgment was secured for who liuve goue to work with a will Sunday, serving subpoenas on J. C. crosses the great river and bids his -------> -»«»-«--------------- Talk of anarchy, the dark ages, plaintiff aud the defendant held San Quintin Prison, June 2.— Brown, John Miller, Win, Berger, neighbors a last adieu. hell-let-loose, but if this doesn’t for commitment under the ab Warden Halo lias decided to D o ra D o in g s . Orvil Dodge and 8. C. Giles ns WORK OF THE FIRE FIEND. Later, on come as near it as anything could, sconding debtor act. build cages in the jute mill iu order witnesses in tho Peter Bellinger Oil lust Thursday eveuing fire order of the plaintiff', the defend show us wlicrciu it comes short. tlial armed guards may be placed l)orn, June 6.— Mr. Emory has ense, to be hear! in Judge Hyde’s broke out in Capt. W. E. RucM elfs ant was released from custody. iu them to watch tbe convicts when just passed out with about 700 court at Marshfield. fine flouring null, and iu a very The school board met last Sat bend of cattle, mostly gathered iu they return to work. The cages Frances Willard and the Chicago The citizens of Myrtle Point few minutes the whole structure w ill be arranged in such a manner W .C .T .U . have declared war on urday night to discuss school mat Coos county. _ ________ _________ --------------- x. - a ------- , -----x ¿u.uLgiuuniiUus_.Bum» o il 1.1m city ters. and annum other. luwHRtnwi vt the Larkin surveying party, who refreshments were not provided on in less than half an bonr there re that they cannct easily be reached exclusively by women, have ou their graduate from the state university are surveying two townships on the Sunday, as there were as many mained nothing save charted by the prisoners iu enso of riot. walls lists of drinks which the W. C. and an applicant for the principal- headwaters o f Coos river. They again visitors ns were expected. timbers and wrecked machinery Each guard will bo armed with a T. U. say are strong enough to serve ship of the Bandon school, should have found quite a valley, where However, we believe all did the where once stood that useful mill. rifle and given orders to shoot in ns mixed drinks in auy saloon. be asked to come and confer with about six settlors have located best they could for visitors under It was evident from the first that the event of another revolt iu the They claim that there is a good deal the board with the understanding homes. the circumstances. the flouring mill and the woodshed mill. iu a name in the matter of drinks; that if agreeable all around that would be consumed, therefore the The Shiloh school is progressing Well, ho eame to B. C. Shull's on R oy Durham, eon of Mr. and that a girl will drink an egg-punch, he should have the position of prin under the management o f M. O. i attention o f tho large crowd that June 5,1867. H e made quite a Mrs. John Durham, of Pendleton, who would avoid a maraschino cipal. Miss Jennie Charlesou was Stemler. racket just ns his father does some- had rushed to the . . scene was was seriously injured by being punch as if it were a pestilence. selected ns assistant, and Mrs. Also the Dora school under the times— but Ben put him ou the I dlrect.™ to tbe Protection o f the thrown from a horse last Saturday. Emma HeDry was clioseu to take And they further fear that the soda care o f Mrs. Easton. scales and lie tipped the beam at sawmill, which stood only across He fell on a broken beer bottle, fountain is educating in young girls charge of the intermediate depart The Dora Decoration Day exer- | 104 lbs Mr. and Mrs. Shull are the road from the flouring mill, and a tasto for strong drink which will ment. There has beeu uoselection cises were a success. Rev. Gam- ; willing to board the boy and give by the united aud heroic efforts of and a piece of glass penetrated bis be the ruin of tlieiv maturer years. made yet for the primary depart mage delivered tho Memorial ser- him raiment, l o t B en------well we both men and women this valuable side, between the fifth and sixth ribs, penetrating the pleural cavity. Mrs. Matilda Carse told this story: ment. property, together with tbe lumber mon. hope lie will recover. D. Kern, who was nwarded the All the contests over tbe Blythe “ What do you think I heard in one in the yaid, was saved. The in The Coos liny wagon road is now There were so many of the most surance on the mill, we are in estate have been set at rest by such place? A nice-looking man, a contract on jetty work here, arrived in good repair for wagons. Tho preparatory wolf in sheep’s clothing, came in last Saturday. Eli Wright has gotten himself a prominent citizens ot Coos county formed, hnd but recently expired. Chief Justice Fuller of the United Ami w,,rb has been completed and some bike, but be is iu bis a b , ns i i ! PreB(,nt at the solemn ceremonies We canDot state tbe exact amount States supreme court, and Mrs. with a pretty young girl, Sunday that it would require much of tbe loss, although it is several Florence Blythe Hinckley can now, Miss Marjorie, what .’an I get seven bents have been added to the The you?’ ‘Just a lemonade, please.’ I jetty exteution and the work of "'B o r n June 1st, to the wife of i It will be re erjoy her wealth in peace. to note them all personally. thousand dollars. ‘All right: just a lemonade let it be.’ ; extending the piling will go on at a M. M. Young, a daughter. Mother 1 S.u.c b n 1? rBe gathering of our best membered that etily a few years ago lawyers are now shut off. Then jokingly: ‘Will you have a r: te of about two bents a day. Mr. and child doing fine, but Mark is a I c ,,' ^ n8 an evidence of the moral the same element destroyed a fine Labor Exchange certificates of stick in it?’ ‘ Why, of course; they Kern expects to finish driving piles little behind . ........ these nights. I 7 ,rtb- and high as well as noble residence for our unfortunate deposit and balance checks of the this month. W. Woods hns con- always put one in, don’t they?’ I Marion Miller has bargained for I chHrf t,er “ f. tbe “ Monty of Coos friend. The origin of tbe fire cun Buckley L ibor Exchange are at a was horrified until the girl’s sub j traded to furnish the brush for the G. Griffin ranch. not be accounted for. D on R ex . couut-v B citizens. premium of 74 per cent, says the j matting. The Burleigh drill was sequent conversation revealed that ..... j J. L. Knight informs us that Peter Bellinger was arrested Buckley Banner. she, iu the innoccnco of her heart, ; placed in position yesterday and Coast Mail: The new vessel,' quite to the contrnry of a report near this place on last Thursday \ \ f ANTED — F A IT H F U L M EN OH supposed that a ‘stick’ was a straw | the woik of dumping rock corn- Em; ire, was successfully launched j tbat b,la gained circulation that for having stolen 8400, nud a horse f T women to travel lor responsible estab ¿ menees today. lished linnsc in Oregon. Salary .y . "0 and She couldn’t imagine w lia t lumi under the supervision of E. Heuck-1 raftny of the cattle driven outside nnd buggy, from a klootcliman expenses. Position permanent, iteference. her lemonade , , taste , , so queer. Oh, Telegram: The complaint in endorff, the builder, at 12 o’clock by l»mself and Mr. Emery were (Nancy Palmer) ou the Siuslaw, Enclose sell-addressed stamped env lope. National, Star Insurance Bldg., Chi no, it wasn I bad; but it was queer; the case of the United States vs. last Saturday. A large crowd „ f culled, in fact only 21 weie culled He was taken to Marshfield on F ri The cago. queer, but very refreshing.” And the Coos Bay Wagon Rond Com- people was present from nil points from a drove of 831 bead. We are day where he will have his prelim Mrs. Dinna W nndingof Pomeroy, ho the W. ( -. 1. I , has appointed a I pHuy, acd i timorous bona fide pur- o f the bay, and all united with the pleased to record this fact. Messrs inary trial this week. O., was shot and killed by her sou committee to investigate the com- chasers and settlers of lands pur- steam whistles o f the boats ly in g ! Knight and Emery have driven Last week our citizens liberally position of drinks served at the chased from the company, lms, by at the wharf in giving the Encore about 2000 bead from Coos nud signed a petition for the relocation Silas because she bad demanded soda fountains. Tho committee has; order of the attorney-general, been a lusty cheer ns she received her Curry counties this season, ami of the Myrtle Point-Dairyville of him a log chain lie hnd borrowed also been charged with the d u ty, changed so as to proceed against baptism in the waters of Coos bay. j left many n dollar to mark their road, and believe that that much o f her. Plaus for a new conithouse for of remonstrating with oue of the; tfie company only for the return of The Encore is 186 feet length, 3G, path. needed improvement will be made. Lane county have been submitted State-street department stores,which j *|)0 |au,|s ,t still has. The govern- feet beam and 14 feet depth of, to the county court, and taken is offering its customers sample ment will look to the company only hold. Sho will be rigged as a ; Riverton rtiotings. A Testimonial. under consideration. glasses o f California wines. for the value o f the lauds, and will four-masted barkentiue, and will j The Douglas county Sunday- - " 1 ’I " ' _ : not disturb the titles o f tho inno- carry her first cargo to Yalperaiso,1 Riverton, June 7.— The Bandon We have mentioned the fact that Whitelaw Reid ami two other men cent purchasers. Block Coal mine is still lying idle. The Arlington high-nrm sewing school convention will be held in Chili. lmyo been appointed special ainbas- Eugene Journal: It is not flatter- The new eompnuy will not start up machine, represented by the H erald Roseburg, Juue 11.12 anti 13. Roseburg Plaindealer: L. D. i sailors to represent the United States illu oor nntioilH| prjde that forty till all old debts are settled. for the benefit of tbe people, is ns Carle writes from Bandon under Win. Campbell, lately superin good as the high-priced machines _ re“ t ^ ntftiu <1,inuK the cekbra - 1 m(M1 |mv(. deserted from the war- date June 1st tbat he “ arrived! tiou of the queens jubilee. " e p|,|p Oregon's crew since she en- tendent of tbe Bandon Block Coal you buy from agents, nnd yet fur tender apology for three grand j tercel Puget sound waters. There tbeie at 7 last evening. Four of u s ; mine is now employed at Beaver nished at one-third or one-fourth left Roseburg at 5:30 in the morn sires who participated iu the “ strike must bn ill treatment o f the men Hill. the price. We ordered an Arling for their altars aud their tires" back o f this wholesale desertion. ing, took breakfast at tbe Nineteen J. S. Kanematz, proprietor of ton a few weeks since for Elder Are the Messenger* o f Sense,— the Telegraph Mile House at 7. J .D . Barklow of the human body. against King George. They must the Berliu store at Coquille City, S. S. Barklow at Norway, and here N e r v e s System extend from the brain to every part The grand encampment of Indian arrive 1 at Ilia home at Norway at have been mistaken, in view of the cnine down Inst Friday and re is a voluntary testimonial from of the body aud reach every organ. toadying that ¡ h now going on war veterans and the annual pioneer 4 p. m. Mr. Mendelh from Indiana mained till Sunday. He had a Nerves are like firo — good servants but hard Mrs. S. S. Barklow: masters. between the Henven-ordained roy reunion will meet at Portland J une disabled Ins wheel and stopped off sample of his goods with him. 15 to 18. Reduced tates will be near Arngo. for repairs. He is the Nerves are fed by the blood and are therefore N o r w a y , Oregon. May 20, 1897. alty and our tory descendants. He will return again in about a like It in character. secured by tbe secretary o f the best nil-round rider that it has been week Mu. M c E wkn — D e a r S ir : Please Nerves win be weak and exhausted ii tho excuse me for not writing sooner. An alleged plot to rob the regis State Pioneer Association, Geo. H. my pleasure to go with on an out blood is thin, pale and impure. Mel ITayter nnd Geo. Stewart ing. Tbe trip was n pleasant one try department of the United States Himes, Portland,on most routes will try their luck prospecting for I like the sewing mnehine very N e rv e s will surely bo strong and steady If and was enjoyed by all.” the blood is rich, red and rigorous. postoffice at Portland, Or., has Brooklyn F.ngle: Some of the gold this summer. They start next much. It gives perfect satisfaction Nerves find a true friend In flood's Sarsapa so far ns I have tried it. I think it been made public nnd Julian E. insurance physicians have come to F.xchnnge: If the Roentgen ray* week for the Sixes. rilla because it makes rich, red blood. Epping, superintendent of the reg- the conclusion that too much beer discovery sets women’s waists free Dr. J. Burt Moore hns placed a is just as good as the $65 machines. Nerves do their work naturally and well,— the brain Is unclouded, there are no Yours, with respect, istry department of the Portland and too much bicycle are had things, it will have accomplished a great small supply of dings and medi- neuralgic pains, appetite and diges M rs . S. S. B v r k i . o w . office, George 1. Watson, a deputy Of course they are. So are too mission; and things are pointing oiiips in the Riverton P. O. room tion are good, when you taka P L V 10-yenr written gunrnuty that way. The qu ‘cn of Portugal to be sold. This is a move that sheriff,Charles A. Watson, city jailor much water nnd too much rest, goes with each machine. at tho police station, John Simp set the ball in motion. It was at lias long been needed. James Berry, tbe colored man of son and Cluirh s W*. Holsapple of her request that tbe ladies of her Men who go prospecting for coal the city detective force, are under Modesto, Cal., who on Mav 19th court submitted themselves to the should net run or go nearly crazy stiot and killed his wife, pleaded John F. Lee, convicted at San arrest charged with conspiracy iu searching action of tbe Roentgen simply because a wounded bear guilt v at his trial aud was sentenced the plot rays. They were so startled at attacks them. Try it again, boys, Jose of sending an obscene letter, to ho hanged at Folsom next Au their distorted ribs, compressed when you have more ammunition. was sentenced to pay a fine of $500 nnd to serve 1 SO days in jail. J. C. Donigan, a tramp undergo gust chests, lopsided livers nnd squeezed The men of Riverton played the The One True Blood Purifier. All druggets, f 1 . ing a short sentence in the jail •* Secure your passage to the eitv stomachs, all the results of tight lac- kids' nine a game of ball last Sail P repared on ly by C. I. Hood A Co., L ow ell, Mas«. Santa ltosa, tried to kill himself by- on the steamer Coquille River. It ing, that they declared the corsets day. Of course the men got away T • C u r e C’ o n i t h a l l e n For*»rep, u ____ j* rs*n the best familyeathartN j Taker.; - rets fard v Cathartic. 10c or Cóc. sawing his head off with a bucksaw. has first-class accommodations. t l O O i l $ F l I l S aud brer stimulant. | must go. with the stakes. D onna A na . If C. C. C. tail to cure, druggists refund money. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY Durrant Formally Demands His Release, Preliminary to an Appeal to the Su preme Court. i A POPULIST JUDGE. Scores Both Makers and Breakers of the Laws of the Land. At Butte, Montana, May 28, in sentencing James D. Casey to 20 years in prison, the limit for high way robbery, Judge Clancy took occasion to make some general remarks ou the state of the nation. He used these words: “ These a:e peculiar times we are living in,” he said. “ 1 know they are bndlyout of joint. 1 aiu aware of the fact that 3,000,000 men are out o f work ¡ d the United States, and on the verge of starvation, and have u it house nor home. 1 know our statesmen and politicians have misrepresented the people of the Uuited States, and contracted the circulating medium of the nntion from $75 per capita until we have not iu circulation $3 per capita, nnd that they have done this against the will of the people and to please the money power of the world. I know this condition lias been the cause of a great iucrease in crime, that a gient many workingmen are reduced to a condition to rob, steal or starve. But you are not o f this class of worthy poor. You are an habitual criminal.” • -O- * Tho grand lodge of Good Tem plars concluded its session nt Port land last Wednesday, after electing state officers. Mrs. H. Heisner, o f Marshfield, tins county, was ap pointed to the position of grand chaplain. ----------------- . E ilu r a to Y o n r Candy C athartic, euro constip ation forever. 10c. yhr. If 0. C O. fall, druggists refund money. We Send it Free TO Weak IVSen, Young and Old. Wo will send you by mail, Absolutely Free.in plain package, the All-Power- fnl Dr. Hofninu’ s Vital Restorative Tablets, with a legal guarantee to permanently cure lost Manhood. Self- Almse, Sexual WYnkness, Varicocele, «tops forever night Emissions and all unnatural drains, Returns to former appearances emaciated organs. If we could not cure, we would not send onr medicine free to try, and pay when satisfied. Address W ESTERN Sarsaparilla MEDICTNE CO., [Incorporated! Kalamazoo, Mich. The Egg Season is Over. I } UT L> I HAVE STOCK FOK SALE — I II i: Y A ltlF .T ItX . i AGES, SIZES, -t PRICES. N e rv e s Hood’s ■ — B o w e l s W i t h C’ a s o iir o t ii. Write for what yoa want. l Few Pollimi China Pins for Sale Yet Address L. A. a M ARSTERS, Cleveland, Oregon. For Sale at a Bargain. W IL L SELL MY RANCH, CONTAIN- im? 1»> ) acres, 30 in cultivation: 30 acres creek bottom: acres in pasture, fenced; 1-A fruit trees, bearing, and all kinds of »mall fruit: lart;e honae 7 rooms, plastered and Dapeied; barn 40xh0, stables, cattle sheds, and all necessary outbuildings; good spring water piped to house, milk-house and barn; about $*00 or *000 worth of white cellar timber tor lumber or matchwood; buildings new or nearly so; county road on one aide of place; five months^ term of sch-»ol each year, five minutes’ walk from house; forty minutee’ drive to Randon or the bench: *H<«0 innnrnnce on buildings. I’ rlc** Will also sell farming tools, stock, shop tools, and furniture. I am past 70, too old to farm and mean what 1 say. I will sell; m ate me an offer and come and so- me. No incumbrance ou the place. For full particulars call on or address DAVID RAI DWI N, Raudou, Oregon. I