Qägfc
J ^ R . G. H. CARTER,
RESIDENT DENTIST,
OF INTEREST TO THE PEOPLE.
Oocmill© City, Oreg
FFICE at residence, one door south
Odd Fellow»’ Hall. ¿Nothin« but dr»t-
©lftsa work.
Charges reasonable.
vippiu
O
p ) R . J- BURT. M OORE,
SU R G E O N AN D P H Y S IC IA N .
W
IL L promptly respond to all oalla,
day or night.
OOQUILLK (11TY, OllK G O N .
£UGENE PANNENBEKG,
ATTORNEY
law
at
C O Q U IL L E C I T Y , O R E G O N .
Office in Coquille City, Oregon.
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F. DEAN,
N o ta r y
^ u -T o lic ,
Herald Oflite, Coquille City, Oregon.
PEO PLE’S::::
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....BARB ER SHOP
r j r ilE BEST. NEATEST
X np-to-dato in the oitv.
AND MOST
A Year of Prosperity.
March 4, 1897.
Prosperity right at hand;
Hanna’s in front with a band;
Speeches long by all concerned;
Still, the good times are adjourned.
April 4, 1897.
Prosperity surely now;
j Special session, big pow-wow:
I Tariff in he House is churned;
| Still, the good tim©3are adjourned.
May 4, 1897.
Prosperity here at last;
Senate has it, blow a b'ast;
All old schedules now are spurned;
Still, the good times are adjourned.
July 4. 1897.
I Prosperity surely—nit!
' Trusts put their big feet on it;
People say: * Well. 1*11 bo durnedl”
Hanna laughs, when it’ s adjourned.
November 4, 1897.
Prosperity not in sight ;
Buckeyes voting nil their might;
Hanna’s sorry now he blundered—
Good times due in 1900!
—Cecil Leslie, in Cleveland Recorder.
THE PREFERENTIAL PLAN
Charges, Courteous Treatment.
COQUILLE CIT Y, OREGON.
Front street,
IJI1JE
G IL l T
a M.
C O M M E R C IA L i-----
most modern arranaed BAltBEli
SHOP in Coquille City.
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor.
Lot and Cold Hatha at all hours. Popular
prices. Headquarters for Commercial
Men. Next door Jouson Bro a markes.
C. L. MOON,
A tto rn e y and
G ounsslor at L a w
COQUILLE CITY. OUEUON.
F. Hall,
John
A t t o r n e y . a-t - Xjarw,
M ARSHFIELD, OREGON.
Dealer in R eap E state
oí
all kinds.
C . A.
A t t o r n s y - at, - L a w ,
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Rosebnrg, Oregon.
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Bpeciftl attention to matters before the
lb neburg land office, the commissioner
of the general land office and seeio-
tary of interior at Washington.
y r t l e c a m p , n o . 197 , w o o d m e n
of the World, meets at Masonic Hall
1st and 3d Monday nights of ench month.
A. J. S h e r w o o d , Consul.
George T . Moulton, Clerk.
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/T O U R T COQUILLE. NO. 1», FOHEST-
iV e r s of America, meets eveTy second and
fourth Thursday evening, at Masonic Hall,
Ccm ille City. Oregon. N L oM ;jz c R
G eo . O. L emhi , It. 9 .
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O EN. L Y T L E POST, NO. '{7. O. A. R.,
I t meets everv first Wednesday night of
each month. Visiting comrades in good
standing cordially invited to nttenJ.
II. H . N iohols , Post Com.
W. II. N ospeb . Adjutant.
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BW, h V IT .K , W . tt. C .. NO. 9. MEETS
V T in Coquille Citv on the first and third
Wednesday afternoon in eanh month.
M bs . V iopa E ppiott , Pres.
M bs . Ida H abiiinoton , See.
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/■'IHADW ICK LODGE. NO- t»3, A. F.
I j nu,t
M ., meets on Saturday evening
on or before each fall moon. Visiting broth-
ren cordially invited.
,
J . P . G oopman , W. M.
C. W . W hite , Sec.
UEL.AH CH APTER, NO. 6, O. E. S.,
meets Friday evening on or before
each full moon at « o’clock from April 1st
to October .list, and thereafter at 7:30: and
each fifteen days thereafter at 2 o’clock in
the afternoon.
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Mas. A piob T uttle , W . M .
M bs . N oba G ood , S ec . __________________ __
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OQUILLE LODGE, NO. 5*. I. O . O. F.,
meets every Saturday evening. A isit-
ing brethren in good standing cordially
invited.
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C. A. H abbinotok , N .O .
J . 8 . L awbesce , R- 8 .
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C
rN O Q lH LL E ENCAMPMENT. NO. 2 5 ,1.
K j O. O. F ., meets every first and third
Thursdays in esch month at Odd Fellows'
hall. Cordial invitation extended to all vis-
iting patriarchs in good standing.
R . E. B uck , C. P.
O . F. B outbpp , Scribe.
AMI E REBEKAH LODGE. NO. 20,
I. O. O. F., meets every 2nd and 4th
Wednesdays in each month, at Odd Fel
lows’ hall.
Miss H u C oppibb , N. O.
J. S. L awbenoe . H. 8.
Chair Factory:
C O Q U IL L E
C ITY .
I Opposite City Wharf. 1
eeps
K
on
hand
and
m akes to
order first-class
R A W H ID E : CHAIRS.
Manufactured from best hard wood.
J. B. FOX, Proprietor.
CO O S
BAY
Barbie aid Stone Works
C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
M:\nafnoturer of Marble Monument., Hea 1-
. tones. Tablets, etc.
Cinietery lota enclos. .1 with atone coping
or curbing. Iron railings furnished to or
der. Uorr^sjiondenee solicited from parties
living in the conntrv or other towns who
ovtv wish anything in my line of business.
M iB s n iiu L P
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For Nominating; Candidates— How to Ballot
and Get the People's Choice.
In nominating candidates by bal
lot, by the preferential plan, the
voter should make the
Figuro 1 in space to right of 1st choice;
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“ 2d
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4 4 4
4.
44
44 4tIy *4
44 5
44
44
.4 f,th «*
and so on, if there he more than
five candidates for the office, until
he has designated his preference for
each candidate ou the ballot, as per
sample below:
County Clerk.
Keal Estate and Collections a Specialty.
Debs Is Right This Time.
November 4, 1896.
Prosperity now in sight;
People howling with delight;
Flags a-flying, fireworks burned;
Still, the good times are adjourned,
Qiit and Cold Baths—Reasonable
TUo
NO. At
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1897.
VOL.
Sheriff.
3
R. R oe.............. 4 'S. Smnil
John D oe........ 6 J. D. Driver. 5
P. Joncs.......... 2,0. Scott........ 1
.S. Dives............ 3 Peter Cooper 4
F. P o o l............ IT . D evin e... 2
T. D:uwin...
The tullysheet should be prepared
and the tally kept as follows, to wit:
County Clerk.
R Roe . . 4 5 4 6 3 6 5 3 5 6— 47
JohnDoe.G 6 3 5 2 4 3 2 6 5— 42
1> Joues .2 1 2 1 1 5 6 1 3 4 -2 G
S Dives.. 3 2 6 3 4 2 4 5 4 2— 35
F Fool. .1 3 5 4 5 3 1 6 2 3—TTl
T Darwin,5 4 1 2 6 1 2 4 1 1— 27
Using the figure representing the
choice of the voter in tafleying.
Should any voter fail to designate
bis preference for each candidate on
the ticket, those not designated
shall be counted and tallied as last
choice; that is, the figure represent
ing the number of candidates for
that office shall be counted for such
candidate
The voters of each
precinct shall choose three judges
and two clerks, who shall conduct
the election in a similar manner to
that of conducting a general elec
tion, and when the votes are all cast
the judges shall call off as follows:
R. Roe 4, John Doe 6, P. Joues 2,
S. Divou 3, F. Pool 1, T. Darwin 5,
etc; and the clerks shall write the
figures as called off iu the column
to the right of the candidate’s name,
as above shown. When all the votes
have been tallied the clerks shall
foot up each candidate's column of
figures and announce the results
Oue talleysheet shall be securely'
wrapped up with the ballots cast
and sent to the county convention.
The county convention shall take
the footings of the various precincts
for each candidate, respectively, and
the one having the smallest total
footiug for any office shall be the
regular nominee of the party.
In
case of a tie, the convention shall
proceed to examine the tickets, ascer
tain who has received the most No.
1, that is first choice votes, and
declare him the nominee.
It will readily be observed that
the smaller the footing the nearer
the first choice the candidate is, as
a column of 3s uud 6s foot up faster
than Is and 4s.
Whenever this
plan is understood— and it is cer
tainly not hard to understand— it
will be universally endorsed, as it is
the only way to get the real choice
of the majority of the voters.
A lpha .
Cleveland Recorder: When here
after we are told that certain pro
fessors say this or that or the other,
we shall want to know who endows
colleges in w hich they I lanage to
keep their jobs— iu other words,
i what plutocrat is their master.
. This action of the trustees of llrowu
I University discredits the utterances
i on economic questions of all pro-
j feasors in colleges that are endowed
by the rich. The public is not likely
! to repose much confidence in the
intellectual probity of school mas
ters who teach the round system or
! the flat system, according to the
! preference of the trustees^
'Joldwin Smith;
Nq Christian
who knows the gospel can possibly
believe that it wair.vnts him iu
living uselessly by the sweat ol
* another man’s brow.
Tlio Boo cannot be suspected of
any leaning toward E. V. Debs. It
has always held that he has done
incalculable injury to tho cause of
labor, and that he is today about
the worst counselor the laboring
men could possibly have.
At the same time, this paper must
admit that the mine-owners of West
Virginia have adopted tho very best
method to make him popular and
strong—yea, almost invincible. The
attempt to crush iu his person the
coustitutioual right of every Ameri
can citizen to free speech was not
only criminal; it will prove to he —
a greater sin in tho eyes of those
who gave it birth—a piece of idiotic
stupidity.
In striking at Debs tho circuit
court of Marion county, West Vir
ginia, struck at the rights of every
freeman ia the land; aimed a blow
at tho liberty of thought and free
dom of speech granted to the in
dividual, which are guaranteed by
the constitution, and that guarantee
sealed by the blood of the heroes
of the land.
To deny Dobs his right is to deny
it to every other American citizen,
to spit upon the’ essence of the
Declaration of Independence, and
to trample upon the vital principles
of the constitution.
No true American, with red blood
iu his veins, can stand idly by and
not protest against this shameful
invasion of tho rights of freeman
by the courts.
No American, with enough Ameri
canism in him to fit him for citizen
ship, will fail to applaud these words
even though they were uttered by
E. V. Debs, a mau whom generally
wo cannot but douounce:
“ This injunction restrains mo from
walking on any of the highways
leading to the mines of the Mon-
onagh Coal and Coke Company. It
is most sweeping, and none other
can be compared to it. This injunc
tion annihilates tho right of peace
able assemblages, and effectually
suppresses freo speech.
If it is
sustained, and I have no doubt it
will be, it sweeps away all constitu
tional safeguards, aud delivers us,
bound, hand.auil foot, to corporation
capital.
“ I hold the injunction and the
judge who issued it in supreme con
tempt. If I have occasion to raise
my voice in beh ilf of the famishing
miners in Jackson’s jurisdiction, I
propose to do so, or at least make
an attempt to, regardless of this in
famous injunction.
“ The farce of this proceeding is
that tho injunction is issued by a
judge.
It ought to come direct
from the coal operators, and at least
hypocrisy would not intensify the
infamy of the proceedings.”
Debs is right.
The circuit court of Marion county,
West Virginia, did not so much at
tack him, as it perpetrated an out
rage on the sacred lights of Ameri
can citizenship.
The trusts should beware lest they
invoke such gag law once too often.
Surely they who sow the wind of
such assaults upon the constitution
will be tho first to reap the whirl
wind in blood if the throttling of
Liberty begets widespread anarchy.
— Sacramento Bee.
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The Real Anarchists.
E d . H er a ld : The promoters of
(Diarchy may be found iu that class
which is continually absorbing the
rights of the people. Step by step,
they arc insidious in criminality ¡dis
guising their rascality with the glass
of necessity, aud clothing it iu a ficti
tious legnl garb. Iu their actions
we fiud the foundation of revolu
tion, and we rehearse the lesson
taught by tho French lteign of
Terror. The action of corrupt fo<L-
eral judges, who issue unlawful
injunctions against the constitutional
right of all the people to hold meet
ings and discuss their grievances to
engage in labor and to quit employ
ment at pleasure, teaches us that the
time is approaching when it will
become necessary for tho people to
disobey those tyrants and to assert
their God-given right to freedom.
A few scoundrelly, plutocratic
agents aie now invested with the
ermine of justice; they recognize uo
right of the common people, and lie
when they take the oath of office.
Cromwell was said to have advanced
the cause of the common people,
! and to have elevated England to a
l high piano of distinction; yet a
l pamphlet was printed by his enemies
; which stated that, “ to kill him was
no murder.” Are we approaching
; a stage, when tho removal of tyrants
will be considered a necessity?
S t a b K kv .
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Republicans have no other uses
! for the state than to have it art as
a collection agency, and to keep on
hand a-well-drilled and eyer-roady
! posse to carefully aud promptly
“ protect” corporations in their raids
on the people.
VYa Could do Without Them.
ARRESTED FOR COUNTERFEITINfi.
famous satire, A Corrected .School
History of the United States, aud
Mr. B. O. Flower gives some new
facts in relation to postal savings
banks. This is a remarkable table
of contents for a ten cent magazine.
The New Time is published by
Charles H. Kerr & Company,—56
Fifth Ave., Chicago, 111.
The H e u ald and t h is splendid
now reform magazine one year for
only $2.50.
After a long list of good things, ...........................»W h ich «(la r k Ilia
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I*ublin lleiillli ami k’ srbi t-
in o the way of t machinery
locomotion,
llOO li •
etc., that we didn’t have eighty
years ago, The liajah, iu the Cin-.
Isaac Platt and Otto Doerlara are
ciu D R ti Chronicle, specifies quite a at presoiit held to hail at Chicago,
number of bad things we didn’t IU., in the unusually high sum of
have, as follows:
$10,500, after staying for some time
No trusts.
iu jail in default of sureties, on a
No laws against trusts to make charge of counterfeiting Dr. Will
law ridiculous because of non-en iams’ Pink Pills for Palo People.
forcement.
The sum iu which the District Attor
No mills and factories standing ney demanded bail shows the impor
Common Cause: “ If I had my
idle that trusts might fatten.
tance which the tribunals attach to way,” said a McKinley man of this GOOD FOR
No laws agaiust tramps and no the offeuse of counterfeiting the neighborhood the other day, “I
Almost everybody takes some laxative
tramps.
•
medicine of the people. The con would load a lot of cannon with [ medicine
medicine to
to cleanse
the system and keep the
cleanse the
No Pullman employes starving demnation at Syracuse, N. Y., re- vitriol aud blow it into the Bryan blood pure. I hose who take SIMMONS
while the stock paid 12 per cent cenlly, of the counterfeiter Dr. meetings that are stirring up did* i klVER REGULATOR (llqviid or powder)
„et all the benefits of a inild and pleasant
dividends, and no Pullman’s daugh Marquisee, to a term in states content.”
Aud tho laws of the fa laxative and tonic that purifies the blood
ter to get, $10,000 a year for putting prison, is another instance of the c o u n try p e rm it su ch sim p le foe Is as i "014
strengthens the whole system. And
uo uumus i O one can pronounce.
same view.
this o u e to g o at la r g e , p ra tin g o f more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
No thirty-story buildings, and no
I LATOR regulates the Liver, keeps it active
The courts in these cases held anarchists!
and healthy, and when the Liver is in
asylums for the insane that it would that a medicine having the confi
good condition you find yourself free from
tiro you to walk around.
dence of the people to an extent
ANTED — FAITHFU L
JlF.N OU Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Slck-
No mau worth $200,000,000, and which cau tempt to dishonest imita
women to travel for rewpoimilile estab Headache and Constipation, and rid of
lished house in Oregon. Salary $780 and
uo newspaper recording suicides tion has attained an importance expenses.
Position permanent. Reference. that worn out and debilitated teeling.
under one-line headings.
which renders tho substitution for Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. These are all caused by a sluggish Liver.
No paresis and no appendicitis, it of unreliable and unauthorized The National, Star Insuranee Bldg., Chi Good digestion and freedom from stomach
troubles will only be had when the liver
cago.
aud uo gold standard.
compounds an offense of a very
is properly at work. If troubled with any
But thore were men who had the serious nature, against which the
these complaints, try SIMMONS LIVER
Rosebnrg Review: The S. P. sf
REGULATOR.
The King of Liver Medi
backbone to declare aud reitereate people havo a right to be protected. Co. rniscH freight ratea, onr county
their independence of any other na The proceedings in court suggested officials can raise their assessment cines, and Better than Pills.
j*»~EVEKY PACKAGE-«^
tion ou earth.
that the people would not havo got to the plane of other classes of
Hns th o V. S tam p in red on wrapper»
He continues:
ten into the way of relying upen a property. Will they do it?
(9 J . U . Z eiliu & C o.. P h iia., Pa.
“ Eighty years ago there lived in definite medicine for ihe .cure of
Philadelphia a mau whose name had their ailments without good cause.
The Improved
A $ 65.00 Machine
New High-Arm
passed into a proverb of the day. Therefore, counterfeiting such a
When people wished to speak of remedy is not an offense ngainst tho
1 hi ceding
Ihr S I S . S O
immense wealth they used to say: manufacturers of the genuine goods
LATEST
BEST
“ As rich as Girard.” Less consider alone, but agaiust the public. It is
Cash with Orclor and Coupon
CHEAPEST
ably than sixty years ago that an offense agaiust the manufacturers
Shipped to anyone,
proverb was current; but it is ob because it robs them of the fruit
anywhere, ou 10
solete now, for two reasons.
Ste of
days’ free trial,
their
enterprise iu mak
in y o u r o w n
phen Girard was only worth $7,000,- ing known the merit of their
h o m e , without
asking oue cent
000, and that amount wouldn’t buy product aud their expenditures in
in advance.
white chips in tho game of today; advertising them, for which large
aud besides he stipulated in his will sums are paid to the newspapers
10 years’ written
warranty w i t h
that no Christian miuister should daily.
But it is an offenue also
each machine.
ever enter Girard College, an educa against the people—a public offense,
tional institution which he endowed for unless the confidence of the
A strictly high-grade Sew
ing M a c h i n e , fin is h e d
for tho benefit of humanity.
For public in a genuine product has
throughout iu the best pos
sible manner. It possesses all
these reasons his name is never been justly earned, it would be
modern improvements, audit*
mentioned in circles that are strictly folly advertising it. Hence the sub
mechanical construction fa
such that in it are combined
respectable, although the parsons stitution of counterfeits is au offense
simplicity with great strength,
thus insuring ease o f running,
havo no hesitancy in disregarding against the commonwealth, and (as
durability, and making it ira-
his wish and forcing their way into the courts have held), righteously
pi , tibVe for the machine to be
put out of order. It sews fast
the templo that he hoped to keep punishable by imprisonment and
and makes a perfect stitch
with all kinds of thread and
sacred the days that are to come heavy fine.
all classes of material. Always
ready for use and unrivalled
and to the abolition of the govern
It was shown that it is the impor
for speed, durability and qual
ment of the living by the dead.”
tance of a medicine that creates
ity of work. Notice the fol
ARLINGTON.” lowing points of supeiiority:
temptation to this crime; no one
counterfeits a poor medicine. It is
Served With Their Own Sauce.
The Head o f the “ Arlington” rwings on patent socket hinges, firm!}' held clown by a thumb
a gratifying fact that fraud, to the
screw. Strong, substantial, neat and handsome iu design, and beautifully ornamented in gold.
r eiv. uL.r t’ ’u-, making it flush with top of table.
Governor Black, of New York, extent of straight counterfeiting, is Bed plate has rounded corners and is
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<m no Hquui ’»wit
not serve very r a r e ; th e dru g f f i e t a o f *be
to put
ÎI cxi en d ,. • Ì 1 : ¡-threading
except eye of needle. Snuttlo is cylinder, op............—
, r , easy
.
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. in
. or
or tl
*■*'■'
rd. SliU'n Regulator is on the t bed of
any to his guests. This arouses the country are too honorable a class of
take out; bobbin holds a 'arge . • . ,.:u i o.‘ ti;n r
the machine,
beneath the bobbin wiudtr. aud has a scale sh n-u.;: Ute number of studies to the inch, and can
antipathy of the liquor men. The men to involve themselves in such
be change 1 from d to 32 .s’. t i - a to the i i.h. Feed is : ub!e
d extends on both sides ofneedle;
never fails to take goods through; never niur-s nt scams; movement is positive; no springs to
dubious
methods,
and
the
people
are
Wine and Spirit Gazette says that
break and vet out o f order; c m bo t: i ; d and lowered at will. Automatic Bobbin Winder—For
right
in
protecting
themselves
by
filling the bobbin automatically and no f'ectly r.mc.u,if) without holdiug the thread. Machine does
in view of Governor Black’s offen
not run while winding bobbi n. Light Lurming; - Machine is easy to run, does not fatigue ther per-
sive teetotahsm he could novel- be obtaining their medicines from
ator, makes little noise and n . -. v ; rapidly. StiUilx is a double lock stitch, the same on both sides,
will not ravel, and can ’ *_■ changed w.t f t stopping the ui-uhiuc. Tension is a flat spring ten
re-elected, and adds: “This is no trustworthy dealers, and by taking sion,
and will admit thread from 8 to iW spin 1 'cothm wi l. n t changing. Never gets out of order.
Tho Needle is a st. night, self-setting uecdb*. fid on one fide, and cannot be put fn wrong. Needle
Prohibition state, by any means. pains to hnvo the genuineness of
Bar is round, made of c. r li ’ rdeued :!r 1, with oil cup at the bottom to prevent oil from getting
Its governor therefore has no right their purchaso pluccd beyond doubt on
the goods. Adiuitnclo IV-¡.ttags—Alt bearings arc c:»s: hardened elecl and easily adjusted
with a screw driver. \U f t motion e..n I?- L tk C ii
a:?.! the machine wul Inst a lifetime.
to make thus conspicuous his puri by seeiug. tho correct, advertised
Attachments—Kncli machine is furnish • ! v.ith -„re.--.ary tool > aud acc< sr.criea, and in addition we
tanical notions.
Governor Black name (as for instance, tho full, un furnish an cmlrc :;ci of attachments in ;• ».eivcl lined metal b n:, free o f charge, as follows: One
rufiler mid gatherer, one binder, one shii >ing phUy one s«-t of four hemtners, different widths up
is to be pitied for denying himself abbreviated title, like Dr. Williams’
to H o f on inch, one litckur, one under braider, one abort or attachment foot, and one thread
cutter. W u'ilwcrk of fic.c -t nn.-dity t J: or walnut. g-Thie cover and drawers, mckel-plated rings
one of G od’s blessings and con Pink Pills for Pale People) engraved
to drawers, drct.y r irrdst • wheel, a*vl device 'or vcpb'.cirg belt.
demned for denying it to others.” on the package they buy. The pub
HKll! PSJdfs FOR D IIV L’lf CCFLY OF MANUFACTURERS AND
S£W!iia KACHiMCS t U I SAVE AGENT'S AMO DEALER'S PROFITS
lic
now-a-days
refuses
to
listen
to
So it has even come to the point
C U S G ” E /'T C F T t R . £ 2 3 . SO
Whole.scle Price, but
where a mau in public life is not to tho sort of talk occasionally offered
in order to introduce ii-is hiffh-gnuU Hewing machine, we make ft special cou
pon off.-r, giving every render f ihi* paper a char.ce to g. t a first-class ma
be permitted to regulate the affairs to the unwary about “ something
chine.at the lowest price ever oifcrcd. tm receipt of
cuidi aud coupon,
wo will ship the abov«--de?crited machine anywhere securely packed and
of his own household,has it? Sup else just ns good,” which always
crated, and guarantee.* ifc deUvtrv. A ten wars' written warranty sent with
pose the governor doesn’t like the means “ fake” medicine gotten up to
ench machine. Money refunded if m n?r rr-nn .m.tcd after thirty days’ test
tii»J V c wMl »hip C. O. D. for |19.*.0 with privilege of twenty days’ trial on
stuff; must he drink it to please the deceive people whom nil unscrupu
receipt o f fj.OOas a guarantee of ?•>•<-! faith and <har?v' . I ’ you prefer thirty
lous
dealer
thinks
foolish
enough
to
days’ trial before paving, send for cur 1 up* illustrated catalogue with testl-
dealers ? Suppose that his sole ob
moniait», explaining fully how we ship sewing machines anywhere to any
jection to liquor is that its use in- believe such pretense. Fortunately,
one at the lowest riauv.facturer'f» p r :- s without asking one cent in advance.
The best plan in to .«cud all cash with order, a*: y u then save the $1.00 dis
injures the health, must he yet drink Dr. Marquisee was arrested before
count. Remember the coupon uiv.it beeer-t .vith order.
it and give it to others contrary to he had sold a single box of his
Or make your orJer direct through the H liuld , an agent, without
counterfeit pills, and the Chicago
his best, judgment?
extra
sliarge.
gang
were
caught
after
they
had
Does the governor smoke ? If he
does, is it pipes, or cigars, or cigar been at work for four days, and all
ettes ? If he doesn’t smoko, it is the spurious pills were seized and T o tïie XTrLlorfu.i3.ate !
Daily Capital Journal
now time for the tobacco men to withdrawn from the market.
voice their protest.
If he does
O F SA L E M .
Gibbon
smoke, but prefers a pife, the cigar
riubscribn for the people’ s daily—( 8 a
THE NEW TIME.
Thin
old
reliable
and
men should murmur and call him a
most Hncceflsful spec year; weekly. $1 a year. Hamerates by the
niggardly old rascal. Perhaps he
ialist in 8fin Frnr. cis month.
Remarkable Success of the New and I nvalu-
co, still continues to
is coloring a meerschaum.
If so,
cure Jill Hexnnl and The Daily Capital Journal, 1 yoar.. ..$ 3 00
.
able Reform Magazine.
the makers of clay pipes and corn
Heminnl Diseases,
Tho II ubald 1 year......................................... 2 00
finch ns Gonorrhea«
cobs havo a grievance; let them be
The 20,000 edition of July New
o t n re,
The two worth...........................................$5 00
heard; he is discriminating against
all it« Both given for one year for. .$4 20
Time, the new Chicago magazine,
them. Does he eat pie aud serve it was exhausted in less than a week
Diseases,
r__________
Debility,
ou h istu b le? Or has he a puri-
aud its publishers have .not keen Irrpotency, Seminal Weakness ami L osh of Tho Weekly Capital Journal, 1 y e n r ..$ l 00
tanicdl prejudice against pastry?
able to keep up with the demand Manhood, the consequence of self-abuse Tho H e r a l d ........................................................... 2 00
and excesses producing the following symp
Let the bakers arise and as one man for this able reform monthly.
The toms: Sallow countenance, dnrk spots un
Tho two worth......................................... $3 00
condemn him; ho is injuring their signal success of The New Time is der
the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in
trade. The very men who cry out evidenco that the people are nt least the ears, loss of confidence, diffidence in Both 1 year fo r...................... $2 40
approaching strangers, palpitation of the
against the “ invasion of personal
awake to the necessity of speedy heart, w akness of the limbs and back, loss
liberty” when laws to regulate the relief from existing social and indus of memory, pimples on tLe face, coughs,
WALTER DRANE,
consumption, etc.
liquor traffic are proposed are first trial conditions.
d r . GIBBON has nraotised in Han Fran
to seek to regulate tho proposed
cisco
over
.30
years
an
1
tho*«
troubled
shoald
The August New Time contains
affairs of other men.
Governor a wealth of contributions on timely not fail to consult him and receive the ben Blacksmith and
of his great skill and experience. The
Black never conceded to them any subjects from a score of the best efit
doctor our s when others fail.
Try him.
such privilege, and will probably economic writers in America, Eu C t’ KKS GUARANTEED. Persons oared
Wagonmaker,
nt
home.
Charges
reasonable.
Call or
not change his habits simply to gene V. Debs in an article on “ The wnte.
DR. J. F. GIBBON.
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gratify them.— Del Norte Record.
625 Kearney street, San Francisco. Cal.
Social Democracy,” declared that
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“ within twelve months its national
L L kinds of farm worksolicited. ITors-
The long standing fight between representatives will have formulated
shoeing and plow work a specialty
P
E
T
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R
LOGGIE,^
Supplies for logging work, weilger., dog*,
Fulton, Ills., nud Rock Island for a national politieal platform.” This
rings,cant-hooks and everything used in
the location of the headquarters of the first authoritative anouncetnent
logging camps kept on l and. Hutinfactiou
guaranteed. Shop on corner north of Pio
th« Modern Moodmeu of America |0( a piftI, which may chauge the
neer Feed stable.
(19 tf.
BANDON. OR,
culmiuatpd Friday in a hand-to- political man of the country. T. E.
hand light between scores o f parti W’atson, of Georgia, contributed a KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
sans of the respective towns, in spirited article which will attract
M r s , S h e p p a r d ’s
A FULL LINE OF
which a number of persons were much attention.
Tho Hon. Jerry
seriously injured. Head Attorney Simpson handles Speaker lleed
J o L dbod has been placed under without gloves under the caption i
arrest for inciting a riot. The last of “ The Despot of House.” Among
convention at Milwaukee voted to the other contributors to this splen- I
A T
move headquarters to lh>ck Island did number of The New Times are
I COR. F IR S T AND H A L L STS.
where the people offered to give Prof. Frank Parsons, Helen Camp- ]
the order a permanent building, bell, Bolton Hall, Will Allen Drom- |
Near R. R. Depot,
aud this action has caused all the ¡¿pole, William Ordway Partridge, j Orders left with I L S. K s o w i . t o s ,
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON.
trouble.
j Ernest H. Crosby, Eltwecd Pomeroy, ] CoqrnJ.* C ity , will re eive prompt
—
, ICIE ST-CLA SS FARE, by the singla
A medical journal make» aome Lucinda B. Chandler, Hon. Booker attentun.
J
I
meal,
day
or
time bonrcleM*
display of an article entitled: T. Washington, Itev. Herbert N. Cas-
A limited number of nioelv-k**pt
;
sol
,
Prof.
E.
W.
Bern
is,
George
H.
Who ran think
“ How to treat drunkards.”
Why
room*, with dean and comfort-
of mnii' Bimplo ! able bedding.
treat them at all?
The “ treating ! Shibley and William Matthews
thing to pat nit?
Comfortable sitting room.
may
wraith,
Prof
ct
your
Id*1
**:
they
ir%y
bring
you
weaitn.
habit” ia said to be responsible Handy. Frederick I’ pham Adams Wrlfo JÒ1IN WBOntUBynN * CO.. Patrnt Attor
liâtes to suit tho time* and
W ashington, I» O , f o r
gl.SMO pH *« o d e r
' presents the fifth chapter of his «oyu.
m ade known ou applica tien.
for druukards.
aa l now iu* oí oue tb->u<<*u«l luveutioa» wauted.
EVERYBODY
W
"flrilnaioiT
Sewing Plague
DON’T FAY
\
Burial
Caskets' Boarding|House,
Lowest Gash Prices.
Wanted—An Idea