Coquille City herald., December 07, 1897, Image 1

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VOL.
] J R . J. B Ü R T . M O O RE .
SU R G E O N AN D P H Y S IC IA N .
OOQUIbLB CITY, OKEGON.
£U6ENE PANNENBERG,
at
N .t a r j- P u k l l r .
LAW
Office la Harald Bntldlnß, Coquille City, Or.
V. DEAN,
ItTotsury ^ la 'b lic »
Serald Iffiw, Cîqiille City, Oregon.
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Tka
It It Tim*.
■I 1. A. BDOaBTON.
C O Q U IL L E C I T Y , O R E G O N .
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OF INTEREST TO THE PEOPLE.
The "Third Term" Policy.
M abbhvis U ). N ov . 29,1897.
C O M M E R C IA L d-----
moat modem a m n s e d BAB11EU
SHOP in Coquille City.
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor.
Hot and Cold Bathe ht all hoar». Popular
prices. Headquarters for Commercial
Men. Next door Jonson Bro’s uiarken.
O. L . M O O N ,
A tto r n e y a n d
C o u n s e lo r a t L a w
COQUILLE CITY. OUEGON.
Seal Estate and Collections a Specialty.
John F. Hall,
.A .tto r n e y . a t - 3L.a-w,
MAKSHFIELD, OREGON.
Dealer in B kai . E state o f all kinda.
C.A .
L a w ,
_ A .tto rn .e y - a t
Rosebirg. Oregon.
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Special attention to matters before the
Rosebnrit land office, the oomniieaiuuer
o f the general land offioe and secre­
tary o f interior at Waahinaton.
YRTLE CAMP, NO. 197, WOODMEN
o f the World, meets at Masonio Hall
lat and 3d Monday nights o f eaob month.
A. J. SasBwooo, Consul.
George T. Moalton, Clerk.
OURT COQCILLE, NO. 18, FOREST;
era o f America, meets every second ana
fourth Thursday evening, at Masonio Hall,
Coqnille City. Oregon.
U. N. L oam s, C. R.
Gao. O. L aicn , R. S.
In his age, when gold ie king,
Seated on a braten throne,
W i en 'tie thuught the proper thing
T c rate men by what they own.
When the brute is more and more.
And the spirit leaa and leas;
When the world is lorded o’ er
By corruption and exoeea.
It ie lime that men of worth
Boldly step into the vnn.
With this message to the earth:
’ ’ Down with Mt.ramon, np with M an!"
We have seen the idler feast
While the toiler lacked for bread;
We bars aeon ths king and priest
Kob the living and the dead;
We have seen the thief arrayed
In the purple robes o f state.
While Ibe honest man was made
T o beg succor at his gate.
It lias been the same
Since this reiun of wealth baenn;
Let uh stop the sickening game:
“ Down with Mammon, up with Mun!”
Earth is far too wise and old
For a lordling or n alave
To respect a band of gold
On the forehead o f a knave;
Far too old for war and hate;
Old enough for brotherhood;
Wiao enough to fonnd a atlTte
Where men seek each other’ s good.
We have worked for aelf too long;
Let na try a bettor plan;
Let us labor for tlio throng;
"Down with Mammon, np with Man!"
M any o f the brightest, beat
O f the earth were counted poor;
Some poHHCsaed not where to rest;
Others toiled and hardship bore.
Homer, at the dawn of Greece,
Sunt and begged trom day to day;
Bnddha, born with palaces,
Flung the banr.lea all Away.
Wealth is by i he Devil prised;
God has cursed it with a ban;
Let ns bear the panper, Chriat:
“ Down with Mammon, np with Man!”
O, ray people, will yon heed?
Be no more like beaata of prey;
Turn from aelfiabneaa and greed;
Let na find a nobler wav;
From tlia worn ont lies of o'.d
Let na make the whole world free!
Down with kings and priesta o f gold!
Up with God, llnm aiiity!
Lust for gam breeds hate and crime;
Let na crush it while we oau;
Let ns bring the better time:
"D ow n with Mammon, np with man!"
—Tho World’s Advanoe-T’jonght.
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BIG DAMAGES FOR BLACKLISTED MEN.
Kstcham Was Kept Out of Work Three Years
by Railroads— On* Must Pay
Him $21,666.
Chicago,
Nov.
18.—Fred R.
Ketcham, a blacklisted freight train
EN. L YTLE POST, NO. 27, G. A. R., conductor, a friend o f Eugene V.
meets every first Wednesday night o f Debs, and a former member of the
aaoh month. Visiting comrades in good
American Railway Union, was to­
standing oordUtlv invited to attend.
day awarded a verdict for $21,666.33
H . H. N ioHoie, Post Com.
W. H. Noataa, Adjutant.
_
damagea against the Chicago and
~ EN. LYTLE, W. R. O., NO. 9. MEETS Northwestern Railway. He averred
in Coqnille City on the first and third he was put on the blacklist of every
Wednesday afternoon in each month.
railroad in the country.
MBa. V iola E lliott , Pres.
Mas. Ida HaaataoToM, Sec.
A score of similnr suits, it ¡6 said,
tHADW ICK LODGE. NO. 68, A. F. will be begun by former employes,
J and A. M.. meets on 8atarday evening whe assert that every means of gain­
on or before eaoh foil moon. Visiting breth­ ing a livelihood were taken from
ren oordially invited.
them after the strike, through the
i . P . OooLMta. W. M.
C. W. W hite . Sec.
powerful Vanderbilt influences.
When the American Railway
UELAH CHAPTER. NO. 6, O. E. 8.,
__ meets Friday evening on or before
Uniou men were called out to sup­
aaoh foil moon at 8 o’clock from April 1st
to October Slat, and thereafter at 7:30; and port the Pullman strike in July,
each fifteen days thereafter at 2 o ’clock in 1894, Ketcham gave up his freight
the afternoon.
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train. Traffic on the Northwestern
Mna. A lich T uttle , W. M.
was tied up for a week.
Maa. Noaa G ood , Sac.
All the strikers were dismissed,
/"TOQUILLE LODGE, NO. 53, I. O. O. F.,
meets every Saturday evening. Visit­ and when they applied to other
ing brethren in good standing ocrdially roada they found their names on a
blacklist.
0 . A. HaaamoToM, N .G .
J . B. Livrasses, R. 8.
After struggling two years to
p tO Q D IL L E ENCAMPMENT, NO. 25,1. obtain steady employment, Ketcham
\_y O. O. F., meets every first and third entere 1 suit against the railway
Thursdays in eaoh month at Odd Fellows’
hell. Cordial invitation extended to all vis­ company for $25,000 damages. The
cose has been on trial for three
iting patriaroha in good standing.
R . E. Buos, C. P.
weeks, and has been closely watched
O. F. B outbll , Scribe.
by railway employes and officials
a m i e r e b e k a h l o d g e , n o . 20 . all over the couutry.
I. O. O. F.. meets every 2nd and 4th
The main question before the jury
Wednesdays in eaoh month, at Odd Fel­
was whether the corporation had
lows’ hall.
Miss B i t C ollibb . N. G.
f. 8 . L awbbncb . R . 8.
entered iuti a conspiracy with other
and similar corporations to prevent
Ketoham from earning a living.
The chief witness for Ketcham
was Andrew Stader, an employe of
C O Q U IL L E C ITY .
the railway company. He testified
I Opposite City W harf.1
that T. B. Lawrence, superintendent
of the Wisconsin division, and E.
AND
MAKES
TO
EEP8 ON HAND
E. Osborn, attorney for the com­
order first-dass
R A W H I D E : C H A IR S . pany, had attempted to bribe him
to evade service of the court and
Manufactured from best hard wood.
not testify to the facts in the case.
J. B. FOX, Proprietor.
A warrant was asked for these
officials. Judge Clifford at the time
refused the request and the matter
is still pending. The judge said he
would make an investigation after
the case was sent to the jury.
Many witnesses for both sides
were heard during the trial, and at
anufacture t h e c e le b r a te d
■ * B B A V T Y ” Automatic Papila’
each session of court the room wne
crowded with men who claimed to
have been deprived of work in the
same manner as Ketcham.
The case was tried once before
and the jury disagreed.
The present case, although it will
be appealed, is a decisive one, and
final outcome will be watched by the
railroad employes and corporations.
The decision of the jury established
an important precedent, as it gives
to laboring men the right to de­
clare themselves in times of strikes
and other labor differences. Prob.
abably* out of the twenty-seven
railroads entering Chicago, there is
only one which will not be directly
and all fnrnilnre necessary for the benool-
roora. Every desk o f this company's mnn- affected by the decision in Ketcham's
ufaotnre is warranted,
caae.
and at y part that becomes broken or nnfit
All during the trial at least one
for 0*1 dnriov that time will be duplicated
former director of the A. K. U. war.
without eh a rae.
Write for elrenlara and prie
iees to
among the interested listeners of
MRS. N O R A
' A. GOOD.
the proceedings.
A tent for Coos oounty.
Ketcham testified he found em-
Coquille Citv. Oregon.
a
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Chair Factory^
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chool Furniture Co
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they do not give that fully. And
yet theso official ultra-Spanish re­
ports of burial permits issued admit
that in the province of Sauta Clara
there havo died and keen buried
since Weyler’s fiat, 61,847 persons.
The number of people for whose
existence Weyler is directly respon-
siblo is 155,132 in Santa Clara pro-
vince. And of these lie has killed
86,216, or over one-half of them.
Santa Clara has so far been by far
the least destitute of the provinces.
It has many cattle and not a very
thick population. Uetween it and
the 53 per cent admitted dead in
Pinor del Rio are tho provinces of
Matanzas and Havanna, with a 60
and 70 per cent mortality respec­
tively.
These
percentages are
established by ths actual figure* of
some 30 towns.
Applied to the
denser population of their respec­
tive provinces, the total deaths
since Weyler’s “ bando” will foot up
nearly a million.
A Woman’s Deed.
Bince Star-Key has
unlocked the box of discussion on
ployment with other roads, only to the second term proposition and
he in a short time discharged.
No launched forth a “ labyrinth" of rea­
son^) why an officer should not be
reason was given.
Not long ago Ketcham obtained chosen for a second or third term,
employment with the Michigan Cen­ we will give a few reasons why, if
tral Elevator Company, at Kensing­ an efficient, conscientious, affable
ton, auil moved his family to that and faithful servant of the people,
suburb. Hu worked a abort time he should be retained in ths posi­
tion. While there is no doubt about
there and was discharged.
"I am more tban satisfied with there being other good men for all
tho verdict,” declared Attorney official positions, s trial is the only
Strong, as he made his way out of method by which we can have proof
the court room, to be at once of o man’s adaptability to a certain
caught up by a great crowd of rail­ office, hence we have so many
From tho Evening N e w , D etroit, M ich,
road men, all anxious to shake his chances of makinA a mistake by
trading one we (ave tried and
hand.
N n . John T m \mj, o f 130 Baker Street, restore shattered nerves. Before she hadf
“ The men composing this jury found fully qualified for one we
Detroit, Michigan, is one of those women taken half a box, there was a decided change,
and after threo months' treatment you would
wVo always know just what to do in all not hare recognized her, as her health was
were all business men with the have not triad. That the various
trouble and sickness. Ont that it n mother so greatly improved. She gained in flesh
¿xception of one, a driver for an offices were created as a necessity,
iidly aud soon was in perfe<
vet health. I
Ufcthote in dUtrtm. To n reporter the said:
express company.
The railroad in order that the business of the
" I am the mother o f ten ohildren and hare always kept the pills in the house since
authorities cannot raise the cry that county might be properly attended
and haye recommended them to erery one I
hare raised eight o f them. Several years could. I hare told many mothers about
the damages were awardod by a to and the best interests of the peo­
ngo we had a serious time with my daughter, them and they hare made some wonderftil
crowd o f union men.
Within the ple advanced, and not merely to
A N T E D .-T R U S T W O R T H Y
AND
which began when she wet about sixteen cures. One or the girls hail a young lady
active gentlemen or ladies to travel
friend that came to the house almost erery
month I slndl push each o f the fifty keep certain individuals from the
years
_
.
for
reaponRible
established
bouse
in
state old. She did not have any serious day, and she was a sight Honestly, she
similar claims which are now in my poorhouse, or that a certain
illness but seemed to gradually waste away. seemed almost transparent. I did not care
of Oregon. Monthly $65.00 and expenses.
hands, and every railroad entering might have a fat salary, is quite Position steady. Keferenoe. Enclose self- Haring nerer had any consumption in our to hare my daughters associate with her, aa
addressed stamped envolope. The Domin­
was afraid she would drop dead some day
families, as we come of good old Irish and I when
Chicago with two exceptions will evident, hence it is a business prop­ ion Company, Dept. Y. Chicago.
they were out on the street. I recom­
Scotch descent, we did not think it was that mended and begged her to take Dr. W il­
figure as defendants. The two ex­ osition, tbe county being in the
liams'
Pink Pills for Pale People, and told
ceptions are now in tho hands of same position as tbe merchant, Competitive Prizes Offered to Public School disease. Neither did she hare a hacking her o f their
sterling qualities and how the
cough, yet she grew thinner and paler each
always anxious to obtain the best
receivers.”
cost was slight, being only 50 cents a box or
day. Our doctor called the disease by an six boxes for $2.50, at any druggist's. Final­
Children.
services
possible
for
the
compensa­
j ^“ If 1 were the state’s attorney I
odd name which, aa I afterward learned, ly I induced her to try them.
meant laek o f blood.
would send a number of these rail­ tion allowed. What would we say
“ They helped her wonderftilly, and un­
P o r t l a n d , Oregon, Nov. 18,1897.
“ It is impossible to describe the feelings doubtedly sared her life. She now recom­
way managers to prison. The evi­ of the financial ability of the mer­
E d . H e r a l d : The Oregon Society
John and I had as we noticed our daughter mends them to other young women.
dence of bribery in this case is ap­ chant who would at the end of of Sons of the Ameican Revolution ■lowly passing away from us. As a last re­ “ Erery mother in this land should keep
parent Their acts have been those every two years discharge all his is an organization composed of sort I was induced to try Dr. Williams' Pink these pills in the house, as they are rood for
Pills for Pale People, made by the Dr. W il­ many other ailments. I don't beiiere in
clerks, although they were familiar
of criminal persecution.
descendants of ancestors who as­ liams Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. doctoring and never spent much money in
Y., which I understood contained in a con­ medicines, but I can recommend Dr. Wil­
"Ketcham came down to hear this with every feature of his business, sisted in establishing American in­
densed form all the elements necessary to
Pink Pilis to erery mother that has
jury's verdict with $1.60 in his thoroughly competent and satisfac­ dependence. Any male descendant gire new life and richness to the blood and liams'
a daughter just coming into womanhood."
pocket and between his family and tory in every respect, and employ of such ancestor is eligible to ad­
starvation. He was ordered to leave new ones, simply to give some one mission into the society. Its objects
A $65.00 Machine
his home for nonpayment of rent else a chance? We would exclaim, are purely patriotic and historical.
more than two weeks ago. He has that man is crazy; he should have a One of them is to stimulate interest
been kept out of work— even losing guardian. It is just as short-sighted in the history of the American Rev­
For $ I S . 5 0
LATEST
a job with an elevator company, a policy for a county to discharge a olution and loyalty to its principles.
• err
CHEAPEST
the railroad officials causing his competent and worthy official,whom For this purpose the society offers
the
county
has
paid
to
educate,
for
dismissal.
Shipped to anyone,
three prizes of $25, $15 and $10 re­
anywhere, on Id
" I am satisfied with the damages a greener, as it is for the merchant spectively, for the best essay written
days’ free trial,
to
do
so.
There
used
to
be
a
plausi­
in y o u r ow n
accorded ine,” said Ketcham.
“I
by any student under 21 years of
h o m e , without
sued for $25,000 and the verdict re­ ble argument in favor of a single age, in any public school in Oregon,
asking one cent
in advance.
turned certninly shows the justice term, from the fact (hat the one in on any one of the following four
office had a chance to “ stock” the
of my claims.
subjects:
10 ysara’ written
“ The appellate court will never conventiou and get re-nominated,
warranty w ith
1. The Continental Congress—
each machine.
sustain this decision,” said an at- notwithstanding a great majority the influences which caused it to
of his own party might not want
tosney for the defense.
A strictly high-grade Sew­
assemble; its character and rank as
ing M a c h i n e , f i n i s h e d
The verdio* is in line with the re­ him, but now, with the People's a deliberative body; what it accom­
throughout in the best pos­
party
it
is
quite
different,
the
“
pref­
cent decision of Judges Sanborn
sible manner. It possesses all
plished.
modern improvements.audits
and Thayer of the United States erential” mode of nominating pre­
mechanical construction Is
2. The causes which led to armed
such that in it are combined
court of appeals, in St. Louis, that venting any “ stocking” conventions, resistance iu Massachusetts, includ­
simplidty
nplidty with great streng
strength,
a boycott placed upon a certain firm the people making their own selec­ ing the contest of Lexington and
thus
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insuring
ease o ■*-------
f running*
. -
irabitfty, and making It fn*-
dumb
by union labor is illegal.
In that tions by ballot at tbe pri
mmible for
possible
I_ _ the machlue to oe
*■ "Concord.
put out o f order. It aewa fast
case labor placed the boycott, in is not ail easy matter to find a innu
AN*
3. The Trcnton-Princeton cam­
and m akes a perfect stitch
just suited for couutv clerk, for
this case it has been the victim.
w ith all kinds o f thread and
Coupon, if
paign-
all classes of m aterial. Always
sheriff or for county judge. The
sent C- 0.0,
ready for use and unrivalled
4. The surrender of Cornwallis
for speed, durability and qual-
man who would make an excellent
or on trist
and the causes leading up to it.
Shall the People Rule,
__ _
Ity of work. Notice the fol-
clerk would be liable to be no ac­
‘ ARLINGTON ”
low in g points of superiority:
Essays are limited in length to
count for sheriff, and vice versa. A
G bavel F o « d , N ot . 22, 1897.
twenty-five hundred words; must be
The Head o f the “ A rlington” swings on patent socket hinges, firm ly held dow n by n thumb
E d . H e r a l d : When we consider clerk needs to be expeditious with a written on legal cap on oue side of
screw. Strong, substantial, neat and handsome in design, and beautifully ornam ented in gold.
pen, but needs no uncommon
Bed plate has rounded corners and is inlaid or countersunk, m aking it flush with top of table.
the paper in the student's own hand­
the situation under the present
a
«
j
■- - arm is
*
* high
’ * and ’ " 9 ‘ inches
‘
‘ long. This will admit the
amount of bravery, while the sheriff
H ighest . Arm—Space
under
the
inches
largest skirts, and even
even quilts. I It tls
Is S Self
e lf-T Threading—Absolutely
h
................ n o * holes
* *~
to put thread through
form of representative government, does not require such clerical abil­ writing and must be accompanied
except
eye
o
f
needle.
S
e.
Shuttle
is
cylinder,
open
on
cud.
entirely
self-threading,
easy to put in or
take out; bobbin holds
J am
H ount
M o f thread.
___
>lds a large
5 titch Regulator is on the bed o f the m achine.
it seems that the time is ripe for a ity, but does require courage and by tbe certificate of the principal
beneath the bobbin winder, and has a scale showing the num ber o f stitches to th e inch, and can
school
attended
hy
the
nuthor,
to
change, and if the people were not cool-headedness, that be may tot,
be changed from 8 to 8 J stitches to the inch. Feed is double aiul extends on both sides o f needle;
never fails to take goods through; never stops at seams; m ovem ent is positive; n o spriugs to
so slow to understand, so unwilling through undue fear of bodily harm, the effect that the author is a bona
break and get out o f order; can be raised and lowered nt will. Autom atic Bobbin Winder—For
fide
student
in
the
school
aDd
has
filling the 1)obbiu autom atically and perfectly smooth without holding the thread. M achiue does
to inaugurate any change, there unnecessarily harm some one else,
not run w hile w inding bobbin. Light R unning—M achine is easy to run, does not fatigue the oper­
would be such an overwhelming as is so often the case with sheriffs. been in attendance therein not less
ator, m akes little noise and sews rapidly. Stitch is a double lock stitch, the same on both sides,
than
six
weeks
during
the
school
year
w ill not ravel, and can be changed without stopping the m achine. Tension is a flat spring ten­
demand for direct legislation that The judge does not require great
sion, aud will adm it thread from 8 to 150 spool cotton without changing. Never gets out o f order.
The Needle is a straight, self-setting necd’ e, flat on one side, and cannot be put in w ron g. Needle
the opposiug faction could not but courage, only “ tho courage of his of 1897-8. Essays must be forwarded
Bar is round, made o f casc-hardcned steel, with oil cup at the bottom to prevent oil from getting
acquiesce in its adoption. Think of convictions,” while he does require to the chairman of the committee
on the goods. Adjustable Bearings—All bearings are case-hardened steel and easily acHui
w ith a screw driver. All lost m otion enn be taken up, and the m achine will last a lifetim e.
the awful arraignment against the executive and judicial ability. There in charge, Wallaco MeCamant, 31
A ttachm ents—Each m achine is furnished with necessary toolsa n d accessories, and in addition we
furnish an extra set o f attachment» in a velvet lined m etal box, free o f charge, as follow s: One
two old parties. They have de­ are always some outs that want in, Concord Building, Portland, so f.sto
ruffler and gatherer, on e binder, one shirring plate, one cet o f four hem m ers, different widths up
reach
him
not
later
than
February
ceived the people in every platform and realizing that two bodies can­
to H o f an inch, on e tucker, one under braider, , om
one short or attachm ent foot, and one thread
1st,
1898.
In
awarding
the
prizes
cutter. Woodwork o f flnest quality oak o r walnut, goth ic cover and drawers, nickel-plated rings
Bince 1864. They have made two not occupy the same space at the
to drawers, dress guards to wheel, and device for replacing belt.
the
committee
will
be
governed
by
million paupers and three milliou same time, are ever looking for
nnN’T P A Y H,GH p r ic e s for n i i v ok » ecti . y of m anufacturers and
UUH I l A I
SEWING MACHINES DU I SAVE AGENT’S I i AND DEALER’ S PROFITS
tramps. They have given away eome leverage by which they can these three considerations:
O
U
R G R E A T O F F E R . $ 2 3 . 5 0 * * « « » ’ -Special W holesale Price, but
1. Historical accuracy.
their lands to the railroad and hoist the other fellow.
in order to introduce this high-grade sew ing m achine, w en m k e a special cou-
2. Manner of treatment.
pon offer, givin g every reader o f this paper a chance to get a first-clas» ma-
wagon-road corporations.
They
Y an - K ky .
*’
*
‘ >rice ever offered. On receipt o f $ 18.50 cash and
3. Orthography, grammar, syn­
eked and
__ ________ r ___ _ )ove-desctil»ed m achine anyw here securely pad
have farmed out the right to issue
crated , and guarantee safe delivery. A ten years’ written warranty sent with
tax
and
punctuation.
__1.:
. .„ ,i_ .! . i r f .. not
t .. us
_ . represented
..
... 1 after
A.., 1 thirty
1,i
.1.,•
.1 I test
Don’t be persuaded into buying
money under the constitution to
M oney ..r
refunded
days’
each machine.
Any additional information rela­
D. for $10.50
privilege
twenty
days’
trial. W e w ill
i l . ship
r C. O.
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—,
- - trial on
more than 3000 national banks. liniments without reputation or merit
receipt o f $* 1.00 as a guarantee o f good faith and charges. I f you prefer thirty
days’ trial before paying, send for our large illustrated catalogue w ith testl-
They have permitted pauper labor­ —Chamberlin’s Pain Balm costs no tive to the competition which may­
_______s, explaining'luliy how we ship sew ing machines anyw here to any­
ers to be imported like cattle to more, and its merits have been be desired, will be cheerfully fur­
on e at the lowest manufacturer’* prices without asking one cent in advance.
nished
by
the
chairman
of
the
com­
The best plan is to send all cash with order, as you then save the $1.00 dis­
take the place of our starving work­ proven by a test of many years. Such
count. R em em ber the coupon must be scut with order.
ingmen. They have ridiculed every letters as the following, from L. G. mittee. Tbe essay which is awarded
Or make your order direct througa the H e r a l d , as agent, withou
reform demanded by the people, Bagley, Hueneme, Cal., are con­ the first prize will be published in
extra sharge.
full,
with
the
tiaine
of
the
author,
stantly
being
received:
“
The
best
and have legislated in favor of
classes and against the masses. All remedy for pain I have ever used is in the public press.
W allace M c C a m ak t ,
M ARTIN RUSSEL
this and more, and still there are Chamberlin's Pain Balm, and I say
JOHN KAINO
X T n l o r t u - i i a t e
Chairman, T o t t i e
people who say give them one more so after having used it in my family
H. H. N orth cp ,
TH E M A RSH FIE LD
for several years.” It cures rheu­
chance.
P h ilip 8 . M alcolm .
Perhaps it will be as well to give matism, lame back, sprains and swel­
This old reliable and
them one more chance, for not lings. For sale by R. S. Knowiton.
most Rticceftsfal spec­
enough are suffering; a few more
ialist in Eton FraLois-
THE MASSACRE OF INNOCENTS.
co, still continues to
thousand must be reduced to beg­
care all Sexual and
gary; a few more thousand driven
Seminal Dieeaftea,
to crime, beforo the rest will Frightful Mortality Among the Cuban Con-
such as Oonorrhea,
O
l e e t . 8 t r . o t n re,
centradot—
Fully
400.000
Art
D*ad.
NORTH FRONT STREET.
awaken to realize their condition.
Hyphilia. In all ite
In the meantime think of the awful
MARSHFIELD.
. forma, Hkin Diseases.
New York, Nov. 29.—A dispatch
^ N e r v o u s Debility,
suffering entailed upon helpless
Impotenoy, Seminal Weakness and Loss o f
women and children. The innocent to the World from Havana says:
L L KINDS o f blacksmith work s a l
Manhood, the oonsequenoe o f self-abuse
The World’s first figures of Cuba’s
wagon work, new or repair work, done
and exoeaees producing the following symp­
must suffer with the guilty. There
starvation
were
timidly
moderate.
toms:
B a II ow countenance, dark npota un­ on short notice.
are mighty influences at work re­
der tbe eyes, pain in the hesd, ringing in
They
showed
the
death
of
only
200,-
creating a modern world that will
the ears, loss o f confident»*, diffidence in
WE GUARANTEE OUR WORK
approaching strangers, palpitation o f tbe
be fitted for the happiness and 000 persons; but every painful fact
heart, w°aknesa of the limbs and back, loss To St.a aotiafRation. Come end «<■» n s.
unearthed
tende
to
prove
them
prosperity of humanity; every­
of memory, pimples on tbo face, coughs, novl9’96!
KAINO <k KU88EL.
consumption, etc.
where there exists the spirit of nearly double that number. When
the
grim
returns
are
all
in
it
it
now
DR.
GIBBON
has
practised
in
San
Frsn-
change. There is no more resting
cisoo over 30 years an 1 those troubled should
contented with present systems; almost certain that thisCuban massa­
not fail to consult him and receive the ben­
men arc breaking away from these cre of the innocents will reach 400,- ' Almost everybody takes some laxative efit o f his great skill snd experience. The
doctor
cur^s when others fail.
Try him.
medicine to cleanse the system and keep ths
old political creeds and refuse to 000. And this awful numlier does blood
j
pure. Those w ho take SIMMONS CCKE8 GUARANTEED. Persons cured
not
include
those
killed
in
battle
or
cower beneath ths party lashes; re­
LIVER REGULATOR (liquid or powder) at home. Charges reasonable. Call or
the
thousands
and
thousands
of
wo­
write.
DR. J. F. GIBBON.
form is sweeping across both the
get all the benefits of a mild and pleasant
625 Kearney street. San Francisco. Cal.
old world and the new; the final men and children who died of ex­ laxative and tonic that purifies the blood
BANDON. O R .
and strengthens the whole system. And
clash will soon come and out of the posure, disease and massacre in the more
than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU­
swamps.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
chaos will come a government of,
LATOR regulates the Liver, keeps it active
It now seems certain that more and
OF SALEM.
healthy. and when the Liver is In
for and by the people, builded upon
than
half
a
million
people,
for
the
good
condition
you
find
yourself
free
from
A FULL LINE OF
riub«cribo for the people’ s daily- $3 a
humanitarian principles, in which
Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick- year; weekly. $1 a year. Same rates by the
equal rights to all shall live on for­ most part loyal subjects of Spain Headache
month.
and
Constipation,
and
rid
of
ever, and special privileges shall be have been killed by the Spanish that worn out and debilitated feeling.
known no more; a government in I war in Cuba. A week’s trip through These are all caused by a sluggish Liver. The Daily Capital Journal. 1 y e a r ....$3 00
which each citizen shall vote di­ j the provinces of Havana. Matanzas Good digestion and freedom from stomach The H khald 1 year................................. 2 00
-A .T
troubles will only be had when the liver
rectly yes or no upon every law and Santa Clara has tended to make is properly at work. If troubled with any
The two worth...................................$5 00
moderate this tremendous extreme
touching his government.
Both
given
for
one
year
for.
.$*4
20
3 f these complaints, try SIMMONS L iv e r
figure.
REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medl-
L T. W eekly .
The figures of Spanish official :ines, and Better than Pills.
The Weekly Capital Journal, 1 year . $1 00
The H i b a l d . .......................................... 2 00
reports show but a part of fhe mor­
E V E R Y P A C K A G E -« ®
O r d e r * le f t w ith R . S . K h o w x tc ii ,
T a Cava C o n .ilp .t lo n F orev er.
tality.
They
ouly
give
the
number
Baa t b e Z S ta m p in re d o n w ra p p er.
..TaA « Caaearata Carniv Cathartic. loe or He.
The two w orth................................. *3 00 C o q c i l l i C i t y , w ill r e c e i v e p r i m p t
If C. C. C. fall M ou re, druggists refund money. buried in consecrated ground, and ‘
P J . H. Zeilln A C o . P h lla , Pa.
Both 1 year for...................$2 40 a t te n to n .
E d . H erald :
'y i y f l L L proni] Dtly i.apuad to all oui la.
d » o t ni*! P t-
ATTORNEY
NO. 19
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1897.
16.
A
BENEFACTRESS WHO IS
DOINB INCALCULABLE 6000.
Devotes Much of Her Time to the Benefits of
Children-How She Helps Them.
W
* * * * * * "Arllnaton”
Dr Gibbon
and W ap n ata,
A
GOOD FOB EVERYBODY
p E T E R LOGGIE. -
Daily
Capital
Journal
Burial
Caskets
Lcwest Cast Prices.
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