Coquille City herald., July 13, 1897, Image 1

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JULY
Murderer Melson Hanged at Grant’s
] Wo are watching, we are waiting, with an eagerness intense;
We are Bighiug, we are pining, with a longing that’s immense,
I And those pro-election patriots, who their country longed to save,
| Better crawl in their holes or trot out their “ Wave.”
d a y o r nig__
C O Q U IL L E d X T T , O U Q O M .
£U G ENE
For, they howled and they raved, they danced and they swore;
The oouutry was in danger as it never was before.
They said should we elect the “ Napoleon of Finance,”
Ou the wave of “ Prosperity” our ship would ever dance.
PANN EN BEKG,
ATTORNEY
at
LAW
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N .
And cries of “ Anarchist” and “ Riot” filled the cold November air,
And “ lifty-ceut dollars” of which we must beware,
And “ Pauper Labor of Europe”— cries which, though always stale,
To catch the ignorant voter were never known to fail.
Office in C oqu ille C ity, O regon.
JQ
F. D E A N ,
n sT o ta ry
F ia /b llc ,
They said if we would place the G. O. P. in power
We would never regret it unto our dying hour;
That this great and glorious country, this “ Home of the Brave,”
Was iu need of but one thing, and they promised ua the Wave.
Herald Office, Coquille Citv, Oregon.
So tho “ Napoleon” from Ohio won in the fight,
And Billy Boy Bryan was knocked out of sight.
T H E PEO PLE’S;:..
We are lookiug for fulfillment of the promises they gavo;
1
..--BARBER SHOP We are guziug into space and waiting for tbut Wave.
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E B E S T . N E A T E S T AND M O ST For six months we have waited all in vain—
I 'H
. up -to-d ate iu the oitv.
Wo have listened to your shouting with an evergrowing pain,
lot and Cold Baths—Reasonable McKinley is no fool, wo know; we caunot call him knave,
But why dou’t he come off his perch and trot out his, “ Wave?”
Charge«, C ourteous Treatm ent.
— B e k tu c c io , iu Needles Eye.
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N .
F ron t street, opposite It. K. D epot,
T . W . G IL L H A M .
■JtHE COMMERCIAL n----
Ifistory of Central Pacific StocK.
Who made this nation anyhow?
Who built its homes, from its lowest
hut to its grandest palace? Who
made itH settlements, from its small­
est village to its mightiest city?
Who built its railroads that span
with glitteriug threads of steel this
vast contiueut, and interlock as with
fraternal bands the various states of
this, the greatest republic of all time?
Who felled the forest and turned
the virgin sod?
Who drew from
nature’s storehouse and transformed
to meet the neods of men all that
furnishes necessities or comforts, or
supplies the luxurious demauds of
advancing civilization ?
Did idlers do it ? Did bondhold­
ers do ill? Did speculators do it?
Not much. These are they who toil
not, neither do they spin.
These
are they who gather where they
have not strewn, who reap where
they have not sown, who get while
tiiey do not produce, who curse aud
burden thoso who toil, and bless
them not. These are the classes
who, since history has chrouicled
the doings of men, have, in every
land aud iu every clime, enslaved
those who fed and made them all
they are. These are they who have
wrecked and ruined the mighty
empires and republics of the past
whose bleaching bones strew the
highways of human progress.
Today nine-tenths of our people
suffer iu this land of boundless
resources, because idle greed aud
sham moneyed aristocracy, jealous
of its power, entrenched behind
laws mafic by themselves, have stolen
from G od’s children their birthright
to natural opportunities. How long
are tho many to toll like slaves while
tne few revel iu luxuries unearned?
How long are those who add noth-
ihg to advancing civilization to live
like priuces and on the proceeds of
| your toil while you aud your fam­
ilies struggle iu poverty ?
It is time for tho common citizen
to study up. Idlers amass wealth
by only a few methods. One is land
speculation. One is interest taking.
One is by railroad ownership. One
is by telegraph ownership.
One is
by telephone ownership. One is by
owning waterworks. Oue is by
owning light plants. Oue is by
owning street ear lines. One is by
owning gas works. One is by mon­
opolizing lints of business which
should be open to all.
No individual or corporation
should do auy of these things.
Private individuals aud corpora­
tions formerly owned the mail
system and taxed tho pcoplo what
they pleased for carrying mail.
They also owned the public road.
Tiiey owned the school system and
none could get an education except
tho well to do.
Part of these systems have been
changed to the great advantage of
the public.
Tne rest must be
changed before justice will reign
supreme.
We must bo entirely
free from public fields, and no in­
dividual or corporation should have
the power to tax tho people on the
necessities of civilization.— Edu­
cator, Vineland, N. J.
Grant’s Pass. July 2 —The first
legal execution in Josephiue county
occurred in the courthouse yard in
this city at 10:14 a. in. today, when
Lemuel Melson was banged for the
murder of Charles Perry iu March.
1896.
Freshly shaven, robust in ap­
pearance, and with steady step
Melson walked to the gallows
unaided.
Tho little company,
headed by Sheriff Hyatt, emerged
from the jail at a few minutes
nfter 10 o’clock, Melson coming
next, attended by Deputy Fallen
axd the Rev. Isaac Dawson, who
administered spiritual consolation.
The condemned man stepped at
ouce upon the trap, when bis limbs
were bound in tbe usual mauuer.
Being asked by the sheriff if be
desired to make a statement, Mel­
son spoke only these three words,
"I killed Perry.”
The rope was
quickly ndjusted and the black cap
drawn over the murderer’s bead.
He repeated a short supplication
after the Rev. Lawson, the spring
was touched and Melsou dropped
five feet to his death.
The crime for which Melson
suffered the death penalty was a
most cold-blooded murder, be hav­
ing lured bis victim, Perry, into
tbe country under the pretense of
showing him rich mining property.
The meu traveled by foot over
mountain trails into a leraote por_
tion of the Siskiyons.
They had
traveled until late into the night
and camped at au old well near the
state line between California and
Oregou, the location being known
ns the rain statiou.
NO. 50.
S. F. Star: What a satire on
law and AmericHU freedom it is
that while the supreme court of
Indiaua decides that the 3 cent car­
fare bill passed by the IudianH leg­
islature is constitutional, oue fed­
eral judge iu Chicago cau paralyze
botli tbe legislature and supreme
court of that state by holding that
it is unconstitutional! Obviously
it anything is a matter for exclu­
sive state jurisdiction that issue
is. The assumption of juris­
diction by tbe federal judge is
tautninouut to holding that all the GOOD FOR EV ER YBO D Y
state authorities put together have
Almost everybody takes some laxative
no rights winch auy federal judge
medicine to cleanse the system and keep the
is hound to respect.
blood pure. Those w ho take SIMMONS
Reports from Denver say that
there is an army of 15,000 tramps
in Kausas nt present, aud that it is
the intention of the army to visit
California in the wake of the
Christian Etideuvorers.
Morrow county, it is said, n o w
has only oue lawyer.
V A T ANTED — F A IT H F U L
MEN OR
\ ? women to travel fo r responsible estab-
lisbed house in Oregon. Salary $7H0 an.
expenses. P«»»ition permanent. Referenced
E nclose self-addressed stamped env lop«*,
T he N ational, Star Insurance B ldg., Chi­
cago.
T o C u re C o n s t ip a t io n F o r e v e r *
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25a
If C. C. C. fail to care, druggists refund money.
L iv e r R e g u l a t o r (liquid or powder)
get all the benefits of a mild and pleasant
I laxative and tonic that purifies the blood
*nd strengthens the whole system. And
more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU­
LATOR regulates the Liver, keeps it active
end healthy, and when the Liver is In
! good condition you find yourself free from
Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Slck-
Headache and Constipation, and rid o f
that worn out and debilitated feeling.
These are all caused b y a sluggish Liver.
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
troubles will only be had when the liver
is properly at work, if troubled with any
of these complaints, try SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR. The King of Liver Médi­
anes, and Better than Fills.
;P S-E V E )H Y P A C K A G E 'S *
H ns th e Z S t a m p lit r e d o n w r a p p e r*
<*> J . 11. Z e illn & C o.. P litlik . P a .
A $65.00 Machine
The Improved
New High-Arm
’Arlington”
Threading SßWlPJ [!IaODIl)8
For S I S . 5 0
NEW
LATEST
HOME
S tS T
The recent awakening of tho Central Pacific stockholders from the long
'The m ost m odern arranged B A R B E R
STYLE
CHEAPEST
S H O P in C oquille C ity .
trance iu which they have beeu held by Mr. Huntington’s hypnotic influence
Shipped to anyone,
anywhere, on 10
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor. may be regarded as a very remarkable business phenomenon—notstrauge
days' free trial,
H o t and C old Baths at ail hours. Popular so much because they have awakened ns because tho resumption of con­
iu y o u r o w u
prices. H eadquarters fo r Com m ercial
h o m e , without
sciousness has been so long delayed. Two or three times before this they
M en. N ext d oor Jorison P ro’ s markon.
asking one cent
have stirred uneasily in their happy dream of dividends, or have oven
iu advance.
roused themselves long enough to send somebody, like Sir Rivers Wilson,
The B ig Miners' Strike Is On.
C. x * M o o n r,
to talk over things with Huntington, and then they have relapsed into
10 yeere’ written
warranty w i t h
-A-ttorrLsy - a t - La■w , their peaceful slumbers. The whole western world might be ringing with
each machine.
Pittsburg, July 6.—The great
the story of Huntington’s dishonesty. The story was told by himself in
wage struggle of the coal miners
M A R S H F IE L D . O R E G O N .
A strictly high-grade Sew­
nis own words and corroborated by his associates and employes. It was
was inaugurated throughout the
ing M a c h in e , fi n i s h e d
throughout in the best pos­
A g e n t fo r the N orth America Insurance Co. printed by the authority of congress and is a government record, but tue
Pittsburg district. By a precon­
sible manner. It possesses all
o f Philadelph ia, and the L on d on , L iv ­
uoise was not loud enough to rouse tho sleepers. They continued their
modern improvements,audita
certed arrangement of the district
erpool <fc G lob e.
mechanical construction is
implicit and child-like faith in Huntington as the one man fitted by his
executive board, United Mine
such that in it are combined
sterling honesty to manage thoir property, iu which he held hut a nominal
simplicity with great strength,
Workers’ meetings were held iu
thus insuring ease o f running,
interest.
J o M , F. Hall,
durability, and making it im­
every mining settlement that was
possible for the niachiuc to be
The history of the Central Pacific stock, as told by the record find the
represented at Saturday’s conven­
put out of order. It sews fast
aud makes a perfect stitch
-A.tt 0 rn.e 3 r . a t - Hia-w, unwilling testimony of Huntington, is interesting. The total issue of
tion iu this city, aud the miners
Coupon, If
with all kinds o f thread aud
stock is some $67,000,000. Almost every dollar of that is fictitious and
all classes o f material. Always
were instructed to participate iu
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N .
«ent C 0. 0.
ready for use and unrivalled
the stock was created by a stroke of the pen. On the completion of the
the great struggle that has begun.
for.
speed, durability and qual­
or on trial
road $50,000,000 of the stock was issued to t le Contract and Finance
ity o f work. Notice the fol­
MINERS ENDOIISED.
Dealer in R eal E stats o f all kinds.
lowing points of superiority:
Company in payment of its claims. That is to say, the stock was issued
Morris, III., July 6.— In com­
by Huntington A Co. as directors of the road to Huntington & Co. the
The Head o f the Arlington" swings on patent socket hing
firmly held down by a thumb
pliance with a general order the
builders of the road in payment of debts on the property which they had
•crew Strong, substantial, neat and handsome in desiim. au ’
mineiB of. the Wilmington coat
Bed plate has rounded corners and is inlaid or COtintcfstiTik, i
themselves contracted with thomselves. At that time tho stock had no
This will admit the
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fields, including all the Grundy
largest skirts, and even quilts, it Is Self-Threading—Absolutely no holes to put thread through
A t t o r n e y - a.t - L a w , market value in order to sell the property it became necessary to pay'
except eye o f needle. Shuttle is cylinder, open on end, entirely self-threading, easy to put iu or
comity
miners,
went
on
a
strike
dividends. The dividend period did not need to continue auy longer
take out; bobbin holds a large amount o f thread. .Stitch Regulator is on the bed o f the machine,
today.
beneath the bobbin winder, and has a scale showing the number o f stitches to the inch, and can
Roseblirg. Oregon.
than the time required to unload quietly' and without breaking the market.
be changed from 8 to 32 stitches to the inch. Feed Fs double and extends on both sides o f needle;
Brazil,
In
d
,
July
6.—
A
mass
It appears to have taken about two years to complete the operation. For
never fails to take goods through; never stops at seams; movement is positive; no springs to
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break and get out o f order; can be raised and lowered nt will. Automatic Bobbin Winder—For
meeting of miners endorsed thp
Special a tten tion to m atters b e fo r e the 1882 and 1883 the stock paid (> per cent dividends, nml in the following
filling the bobbin automatically and perfectly smooth without holding the thread. Machine does
K osebnrg land office, th e com m issioner
not run while winding bobbin. Light Running—Machine is easy to run, does not fatigue thcoper-
action of the miners ou Saturday
years the figure dropped to 3 per cent. After 1881 no dividends were
o f the general land office and secre­
ator, makes little noise and sews rapidly. Stitch is a double lock stitch, the same on both sides,
iu declaring a suspension.
paid for three years, but (here was no reason that weighed with Hunting-
will not ravel, and can be changed without stopping the machine. Tension is a flat spring ten­
tary o f interior at W ashington.
sion. and will admit thread from 8 to 150 spool cotton without changing. Never gets out o f order.
Columlns. O., Jnlv 6.— The
ton why they should. He and his associates, ns he told the Senate Pacific
The Needle is a straight, self-setting needle, flat ou one side, and cannot be put ill wrong. Nceulo
y r t l e c a m p , n o . 197, w o o d m e n
Bar is round, made o f case-hardened steel, with oil cup at the bottom to prevent oil from getting
miners at Glonster, O., have en­
o f the W orld, m eets nt M a sonic Hall Railroads Committee last year, had unloaded all their stock but a few
on the goods. Adjustable Bearings—All bearings nre case-hardened steel and easily adjusted
dorsed the strike.
He still had control of the road, owing to the innocent faith of
1st and 3d M onday nights o f each m onth. shares.
with n screw driver. All lost motion can be taken up, and the machine will last a lifetime.
Attachments—Each machine is furnished with necessary tools and accessories, and in addition we
A. J . S h h bw o o d , Consul.
the faraway owners, nml dividends were matters of small concern to him.
furnish au extra set o f attachments in a velvet lined metal Iwx, free o f charge, as follows: One
G eorge T . M oulton, Clerk.
A band of 0300 sheep passed over
ruffler and gatherer, one binder, one shirring plate, oue set o f four henmiers, different widths up
During the two years that the dividends were pushed up to 6 per cent
to V a o f an inch, one tucker, one under braider, oue short or attachment foot, nnd one thread
the Malheur bridge, iu Malheur
O U R T O O Q U IL L B , H O . IS, F O R t t T - tho stock was frequently quoted above 00.
cutter. Woodwork o f finest quality oak or walnut, gothic cover and drawers, uickcl-plnted rings
Huntington, iu his testimony
to drawers, dress guards to wheel, and device for replacing belt.
county, last Suuday morning.
ers o f America, m eets ev(*ry second and
last year, unwillingly admitted that he had as high as 85, so that if he did
fourth 'Thursday evening, at M asonic Ila ll,
1M»T p a y h ig h p r ic e s for m i y d ir e c t l y of m a n u f a c t u r e r s ano
They in'© part o f a band or uo,UUU
no better than that he must have dropped about that time a few of those
I r H I SEWING MACHINES D U I SAVE AGENT’S ANO DEALERS PROFITS
C oqu ille C ity, O regon.
purchased in Eastern Oregon, by
H. N. L o r e n z , C. R.
OU R G R E A T O F F E R . $ 2 3 .6 0 I* o «r Special Wholesale Price, but
quarters which he himself has said have not been plentifully strewn along
in order to introduce this nigh-grade sewing machine, we make a special cou­
G u o. O . L each . R . S.
A
J.
Knollin,
of
the
firm
of
Knob
pon offer, giving every reader o f this paper a chance to get a first-class ma­
his path in life. But. even at 85 it was a very pretty little profit when it
chine at the lowest price ever offered. Ou receipt o f $ 18.50 cu . h H and coupon,
lin & Booth, Kausvs City sheep
L Y T L E P O S T , NO. 27. G . A. R ., is remembered that the only consideration for that $50,000,000 of stock
we will ship the above-described machine anywhere securely packed and
G EN.
buyers, who supply Swift & Co.,
meets every lirst W ednesday n ig h t o f was the fraudulent and fictitious claims of the Contract and Finance
crated, nndguarantecaafe delivery. A ten years’ written warranty sent with
each machine. Money refunded if not as represented after thirty days’ test
ea ch m onth. V isitin g com rades in good
the
packers,
with
mutton.
The
trial. We will ship C. O. I). for $19.50 with privilege o f twenty days’ trial on
Company. If these claims wore not fraudulent the books of the company
standing cordially in v ited to attend.
receipt o f $5.00 as a guarantee o f good faith and charges. I f you prefer thirty
sheep will be trailed through Ne­
H . H, N ic h o l s , P ost Com .
would never have beeu dropped into the sea or burned to get rid of the
days’ trial before paying, send for our large illustrate«! catalogue with testi­
W. H . N o s l e b , A djutant.
braska
and
Kansas
this
summer.
monials, explaining fully how we ship sewing machines anywhere to any-
evidence.
one nt the lowest manu
nufseturer’s prices without asking one cent in advance.
! LT 1 1 1-:. W. i K , N(). MEETS
The best plan is to send all cash with order, ns you then save the $1.00 dis-
In order to perpetuate bis control of tho road Huntington began to see
A fir troe which served to mark
Senator Mills on Plutocracy.
G en
in C oqu ille C ity on the first and third
Remember the coupon must be seut with order.
in 1885 that something must be done to quiet the stockholders. Up to
a section and township cornjr in
W ednesday a fternoon in each m onth.
Or make yo«r o rd e r direct th ro u g h tho H eiuld , as agent, without
M m . V iola E lliott , Pres.
The three salient points in Mr. 1849, when the tree was eight
that time he had frightened them into allowing the stock to stand in his
M bs . Id a H arrington , Sec.
name lest they become liable for the debts of the corporation, but appa­ Mills' description of tho American inches through, was cut down last extra sharge.
W ICK L O D G E . NO. GR, A. F. rently this would not work any longer.
He then persuaded the owner to plutocracy, which The World prints week on the west slope of the
( 'I J HAD
an d A. M ., m eets on Saturday even ing give him a lease of the road for ninety-nine years on condition that he to-day, nre:
Cascade range by au Oregon City
on or before each fu ll m oon. V isiting breth­
1. That loss than 25,000 of our man. The stump now is 40 iuclies
Daily Capita! Journal
pay 2 per cent dividends on the stock, and he continued to pay that figure
ren cordially in v ited .
J . P . G ooi - man , W. M.
F B O M D E N V E R ,” th o b ig weatern reform
for six years. The lease which Mr. Huntington hail made for himself 70,000,000 people own $31,500,000,- in diameter.
newspaper which ronoheafiO.OOO renders every
C . W . WniTE, S ec.
OF SALEM .
gave him the power to decide whether he would pay any rent or no rent, 000, more than half of our wealth.
J. N. Fell lias a number of meu week, although on ly 47 weeks old . is filled
U E LA H C H A P T E R , N O. 6 , O . E ~ s T and so in 1863 he decided it would suit him better to pay no rent beyond
riubecribe for the people’ s d a ily — $ 8 a
2.
That this segregation of sinking an artesian well for hot with reform news and stirring articles from
m eets Friday evening on or b efore
such well-know n and powerful writers as
weekly. $1 a year, riame rates b y the
a nominal sum. Then the dividends ceased until in 18515 and 1897 Sir wealth into the bauds of the very water, just ncross the Malheur Rev. F. F. P as.im .re, Kngeno B lood good year;
e a ch fo il m oon at H o 'c lo c k from April lf?t
m outh.
t o O ctob er 3lat, and thereafter at 7:30; and Rivers Wilson squeezed small payments of one-half per cent out o f the few has taken place within a genera­
Beebe, M yron W. Reed, H enry Cohen, W.
river, near the Vale tint springs, in S. M organ, nnd a host o f others, eq ually
ea ch fifteen days thereafter a t 2 o ’clo c k in
old man. In all, since 1882, tho stock has paid $28 in dividends, and it tion.
T he D aily Cnpital Journal, 1 y e a r___ $3 00
Malheur couDty. I f he strikes it prom inent.
the aftern oon .
M r s . A t . icb T uttle , W . M .
3. That the causes of this stato of
stands the holders in sums ranging from $70 to $90 per share, according
T o innkc you acquainted w ith F acts in to The H kbald i y e a r................................... 2 00
hot, the water will bo piped to make
M bs . N ora G o o d , S ho ,
you a regular su bscriber—fo r you
to the fluctuations of tho market It is now quoted at about $9 a share, affairs are still operating with Vale and bath-houses erected.
T he tw o w o rth ...........................................$5 00
ca n 't get nlong w ithout Facts — con se­
q u en t!) for a short tim e, we make you this Both given for one year for. .$4 20
O Q U IL L E L O D G E , N O . 53, I. O . O . F „ but it would probably ho hard to sell a thousand shares at that price undiminished force.
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A divinity school in Lewiston, reckless offer: For 10<\ we will «end you
m eels every S aturday evening. V isit­ Altogether the foreign stockholders are losers anywhere from $30,000,-
Facts every week for 10 weeks on trial and a
in g brethren in good standing cordially
Tho real menace of a plutocracy Me., has just turned out as a grad­ Copy
000
to
$40,000,000,
and
they
have
no
reason
to
blame
anybody
but
them­
o f ’ ’ Merrin E ngland,” the I m » k which T he W eekly Cnpital Journal, 1 y e n r ..$ l 00
in v ited .
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selves. They should not blame Mr. Huntington because he had confessed is the power that the possession of uate So-Mayo,* heir apparent to an *o startled England that f o r nearly a yea r I T h e H kuald ..................................................... 2 00
C. A . H a b r in o to n , N . G .
10C.00Ocooiea a mouth have been sold . T he I
J . 8 . L a w r e n c e , U. 8 .
himself dishonest in the hearing of the whole world and they still con­ snch vast sums gives to a few men. African throne, and his color is of work
T h o tw o w o rth ......................................... $ 3 00
con tains about 86,000 w ords, and we j
“ What,” said Jefferson, “ haH de­ the darkest. This will be a huge s< nd it com plete anil un abridged with Facts Both 1 year fo r...................... $2 40
P lO Q U I L L E E N C A M PM E N T, N O. 25.1. tinued to trust him.—Examiner.
V y O . O . F., m eets every first and third
stroyed the liberties and the rights advertisement for it among bis 10 weeks for on ly a dim e. W e want 50,000
new readers im m ediately, and trust that
T hursdays in each m onth at Odd Fellow s’
of man in every government which tribe in fnr away Africa.
hall. C ordial invitation extended to all vis
every individual reader o f this paper will
scheme for making money, but has existed under the sun ? The
Government Amply Able.
take advantage o f thin offer at on ce, b efore
itin g patriarchs in good sta n d in g.
Perry Kelsey, who was killed by it
W ALTER DRANE,
in w ithdfaw n, as we reserve the right to
R . E. B ü c k , C. P.
there’s a change not far ahead.— concentration of ull powers into one
lightning
near
Westfall,
Malheur
return
all m oneys received from alx»ve offer
G . F . B o u t i l l , Scribe.
The government is amply able to Exchange.
body, no matter whether of the county, lest week, was found dead which reaches us later than 30 dayn from
a m ie
rebekah
l o d g e , n o . 20. do its own banking business without
D'*n’ t dissapoint ns. bnt sit right Blacksmith and
autocrats of
Russia or of the beside his horse ou Clover creek. date.
I. O . O. F., meets every 2nd and 4th the intervention of a corporation.
down today and write the publisher?—T he
aristocrats
of
the
Venetian
state.”
W ed n esd a ys in ea ch m onth, at O dd F el­
The only sign of tho fatal blow was Reed Biihlishing C o., 1500 Larim er street,
In a letter to Mr. Coray, written
If the United States can afford to
lows' hall.
M iss R at C ollier , N. G .
Wagonmaker,
Unlike the Venetian plutocracy, a large hole burned in the top of Denyer, C olo.
J . 8 . L aw rence . R . 8.
loan anybody money at one per cent, in 1823, Thomas Jefferson wrote as
our plutocracy operates indirectly the mail’s hat.
C
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C
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follows:
“
At
the
establishment
of
it ought to loan to the people di­
T o tlie XTrLlcrfu.n.ate
and therefore more securely.
It
rectly.
This system of loaning our constitution the judiciary bodies do is not hold the offices, it controls
Mr. Wilkins, of Eugene, found
L kinds o f farm work s o lic it e d . Horn-
money to the national banks to loan were supposed to be the most help- |
\ L shoeing
the officers. It does not sit in legis­ a rooster which had beeu lost three
nnd plow work a specialty
the same money to tho people at a less and harmless members of the
Dr
Gibbon
wepks, under a load o f straw.
B
u
p
p
liesfor
logg in g w ork, wedge»;, d ogs,
lative bodies, it buys legislators and
government.
Experiences,
however,
;
COQUILLE CITY.
Tlii«nlfl ratifthl« «nd I riuKS-oiMit-ho0 -* »nd KV-rythinu used in
rate varying from 12 ft) 24 percent,
After some refreshments he was
I hi« old railKDI* nn.l |o|winB ORmp„ k,,pt on hllnJ, H.iti»(ncti.«i
legislation. It does not dofy the
is without justicoorcommon honesty. soon showed in what way they were
I O pposite C ity W h a rf.1
none the worse for his th.ee week’s /l l g i f g * *
£im‘. “
r » ,1!
guaranteed. S h op o n corn er n o rth o f Pio-
laws
by
force,
it
buys
immunity.
1 st the government establish and to become the most dangerous; that 1
(10 tf.
fast. He belong« to *i tough breed.
"till continues to neei Feed sta b le.
And,
as
we
are
seeing
nt
Washing­
EEPH ON H A N D AND M A K E S T o operate its own banks and cease this the insufficiency of the menns pro- \
. r* *
*
1 ” »
‘-r 1 cure »11 Hexual and
ton
now,
it
buys
legislation
for
the
The
Bonanza
rnioe,
o
f
Baker
£'
v
V
tl
T
'
H*n»iii«l
Diseases,
order first-class
disreputable conspiracy against the vided for their removal gave them j
j
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Gonorrhea, M r s . S h e p p a r d ’s
CH AIRS. American people.— Index, Medicine a freehold and irresponsibility in f erpetuation of the very worst evils county, is to be »old for 9750,000, c
K A W H ID E
which
enabled
it
to
come
into
exist­
wit
bin
ft
few
riajft.
Only
two
year»
:
H
.v
pi.iln.
in all its
office; that their decisions seeming !
Lodge, Kan.
M anu factu red from best hard worn!.
ago it w»» offered to Portland pur-
vabW: - £ • * f«r»».Hkfn l>w »t-.
J . B. F O X , P roprietor.
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to cover individual suitors only, pass I ence.— New York World.
♦ ioo f,
l r.(\ non
^nroKSKfcs > Norvoos Debility,
ties for 91o ,JUJ.
Inapotwuey, Seminal Wtmkne** and L ohh of
silent and unheeded by the public
Fakirs Read too Quick. *
f QA
L n f f n |nAa M anhood, tho con«<*qnenc« o f wf ir-ahuso
COOS BAY
A I,nr/1
1 at large; that these decisions, never- j The Carnegie anfi Bethlehem
herd o f 80 w ild buffaloes are flIld elrrHKo« pnaiuein« the foil..« in« «rmp-
All over the United States there theless, become law by precedent, armor plate concerns have backed reported d isp o r tin g th e icse lv e s ill tonifl: Sallow eoatitciinnm, dnrk HpotH nn-
8am down.
The seuute one o f the alm ost im p e n atrab le der thacyu*. i»»»n in th* 1.» ul. nuking in COR FIRST AND HALL STS.
is a growing determination that the sapping little by little the founda- ; Uncle
,
. . .
, .
I
n
,
th« cam, loan of oonndemv, «hfiMb-nc*«* m
banker who receives money ou de­ I tiens of the constitution and work- j naval committee h«4» agreed to pay Texas valleys on tbe Kio Grande, approaching atnng. r-. paipitati m of the
Near R. K. Depot,
C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
It
Tim snltan has a vearlv income »'«Hrt. w
of the limiw and Imrk. lo«*
posit must pav it back, and ns that ing its change by construction be­ t be Cl their price, 842o per ton.
idea gains strength, more bankers fore nuy one lias perceived that the is a thieving*price, bnt they wsnted
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON.
S e ^ t l U S S S t S S S L ........ *U
^
M anufacturer o f M arble Monnnaenta, Hea 1-
are getting ready to quit
When invisible and helpless worm hns been ' it, and their more or less efficient ^
Austrian emperor 95,000.000;! DB. GIBBON haa prnctiand in s«n Fran-
atonea. T a b let«, e tc.
7IR8T-CLASH FARE, by tho single
you drive out the fakirs there will busily employed in consuming its t.late will now go into three waiting lhe German emperor, «4,000,000. j
he!‘ S ;,T r^ ir*fh ^ "'“
meal, day or time bonrders.
O juietery lota e u c tiw d w ith atone eoptn«
In truth, man is not ; battieship*
A lim ited nu m ber o f ninrlv-Wept
or ca rb in e . Iron ra ilin g - furnished to o r ­ not be half so many ill the business. substance.
Tb0 8«n Jn,n min« of IUk«r
room s, w ith clean and c o m fo rt­
der. Correapondenoe aolioitrd from parties Running a bank and speculating off made to be trusted for life, if se­
The total cost of the royal family ( liy, w as sold on Thursday for CI KKH OUAK SN I EKD. P#r*on* mrvd
able b ed d in g.
liv in g in the conntrv or other tow n « » h o
C om forta b le s illin g room .
m av wiah anythin g in luy line o f tn «in e«a . the money of depositors lias always cured ngaiust all liability to ac-^ to the Biitisii public is 9025,000 a 930,000, to Huiitb aud iiaiumond, •
. nt
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Rnt^n to suit the tim es sud
heretofoie been regarded as a great
yMU ft
Ot uenver.
625 Kearney nlreot , S.ui Francirico, C al.
ni ado know n on a pplication.
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