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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1897.
VOL. 16.
1 ) H . J. B U RT. M OORE,
SU R O E O N AN D P H Y SIC IA N .
C O Q U IL L E
W
C IT Y .
O lIE G O N .
I L L prom ptly resp ond to all calls,
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day or nignt.
OF INTEREST TO THE PEOPLE.
THE FIRST SESSION.
Fifty-fifth Congress Ready to Handle National
Business— Much Public Interest Shown.
Washington, Doc. 7.—At noon
dren of the poor, will damn you frr
your siu nud folly.— Historian John today the first regular session of
jlUGENE PANNENBERG,
ihe 55th congress was launched upon
m JOHN G. WHITTIBB.
Clark Ridpath, in the Arena.
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the unknown seas of legislation,
Is
this
the
land
our
fathers
loved,
Saturday Week: Bud Wilkerson, Simultaneously at both ends of the
ATTORNEY a t L A W 'J he freedom which they toiled to win?
an Iudian territory dosperadr, rode cupitol, Speaker Reed in the bouse
Itio tn r j' P u b l i c .
Is this the soil whereon they m oved?
Are these the graves they slum ber in?
into Derwood, Indian territory, and Vice-President Holiard iu the
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y . O R E G O N
Are we the sous by whom are borne
one day lust week, took a conven senate dropped their gavels aud
T h e m antles which the dead have w orn?
ient station, nnd compelled every called to order the bodies over
Offloe in Humid lluild in «, Coquille City, Or.
And shall we orouch above these graves,
man who camo within range of his which they preside. The sun shone
W ith craven soul and fettered lip?
F. D E A N ,
Yoked in with m arked and brauded slaves, ride to give him fifty cents,
liud brightly from a cloudless sky, mak
And trem ble at the driver's whip?
has the correct idea, hut he works ing a glorious bright December day,
Rend
to
the
earth
our
plia
n
t
knees,
liTotaxy FvUbllc,
it out in such a crude wuy that the with a tinge of frost iu the air, nud
And speak but as our m asters please.
cultured, law-abiding people of the a breeze just strong enough to keep
Qerüld Office, Coquille CiMregOD Shall outraged nature cease to feel?
cAst will surely take otlcuse. He tho stars and stripes snapping from
Shall m ercy’ s tears no longer tlow?
Shell ruffian threats o f oord and steel—
should have employed a prominent the flagstaffs.
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T he d un geon’ s gloom —the assassin’ s blow,
lawyer to devise means to evade the
At tho capitol crowds swarmed
Turn back the spirit roused to save
T h e mo Hi, modern arranged B A R B E R The truth, the country, and the slave?
anti-trust laws, formed a syndicate, into the corridors at nil early hour
S H O P in C oquille C ity .
“ cornered” something, and put the and choked the marble steps os they
skulls that shrine wan m ade,
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor. O f R human
ound which the priests o f M exico
price up. Such fellows as Wilker ascended to the galleries from which
H ot and C old Hath» at all houra. Popular Before their loathsom e id ol prayed—
son cuuso the west to be regarded they were to view the show. As is
Is freedom ’ s altnr fash ion ed so?
price«. H eadquarter« fo r C om m ercial
And must we yield to freed om ’ s God,
as exceedingly wild and woolv.
usual on such occasions, the reserved
M en.
N ext d oor Jonaon B ro’ a markon.
As offering mete, the worker’ s b lood?
Gecrge Taylor, the cashier who gullerieH were carefully guarded,
Shall tongues be m ute, when deeds are
looted the Argentine bank at Kan admission being only bv card, and
wrought
tho public had great difficulty wedg
W hich well might shame extrem est hell? sas City .Kansas, lius been sentenced
A tto rn e y and
Shall freem en lock the indign an t thought? to prison for two years. He robbed ing itself into the limited space set
^ Shall p ity’ s bosom cease to swell?
several hundred families, poor fam nside for it.
C o u n s e lo r at L a w Shall
honor bleed—shall truth succum b?
Shall pen. and press, an d soul be dum b?
IN THE SENATE.
ilies, too, of every cent they had aud
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N ,
ruiued their lives. In the same
Washington, Dec. 6.—The senate
N o—by each spot o f haunted ground
Wlier* freedom we ps her ch ildren’ s fa ll— court
llen l E state and C ollections « Specialty
the fellow who robbed a chamber at the opeuiug session
By Plym outh’ s rock and Bunker’ s mound, j
B y G risw old 's t-lained and shattered w a ll- ' chicken roost was sent to prison for today was a veritable conservatory.
By W arren’s gh ost—by L a n g d on ’ s shade — five years.
Thus is justice dealt The floral display was beautiful.
By all the memories o f our dead!
o ^ under the luw. Thus is it plain Precisely at 12 o’clock the gavel of
their enlarging souls, w hich burst
ttfut the laws are framed for the pro Vice-Presideut Hobart fell, nud the
_A_ttorxiQ;y .at - La -w, By The
bau d s and fati era round thorn set—
tection of people with money. The senate was callod to order.
An in
By
the
free
pilgrim
spirit
nursed
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N .
poor fools do the voting and the vocation was delivered by Rev. Mil-
W ithin our inm ost bosom s, y e t—
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By all above—around—below'—
other fellows do the rest
burn, the blind chaplain. Seventy-
Be ours the indign an t answ er—N o!
Dealer in B a il. E stât * o f all kind«.
Appeal to Reason: Every man seven senators responded on roll-
thrown out of work, every little call.
Allison of Iowa presented a
The Cry of the Poor.
child starved to death, every woman
crushf d down, is an unanswerable resolution that a committee of two
Ob, yle money lords of the United arraignment of society as at present senators bo appointed to join a like
Attorney - at - Law,
Stutes! Oh, thou parvenu, pig- constituted. Let these pitiful and < o nmittee from the house to inform
Ritsebiirg, Oregon.
liended aristocracy! Oh, ye men of damnable testimonies be gathered the president that congress was in
uubounded wealth and license; ye and spread before the world. When session, and prepared to receive any
Special attention to m atters b e fo re the men who reap where yo hnve not
this is done, and nothing but a na communication he might desire to
ltoseburg land office, the conimibBioner
sowu and gather where ye have not tional society of propagauda, work make. The resolution was passed,
o f the general land office and secre
tary o f interior at W ashington.
strewn; ye men who have arrogated ing systematically, can do it, it is aud the vice-presidents named Alli
Y K T L E C AM P, NO. 197, W OOD M EN to yourselves the right of establish safe to assume that the inherent love son aud Gorman as u senate com
jlim . o f the W orld, meets at M asonic Hall
ing a despotism over American
mittee.
1st and 3d M onday nights o f each m onth. society; ye men who have banded of justice of the average American
At 1:30 the senate reassembled
A. J. S h s b w o o d , Consul.
mnuorwcmnn will assert itself in
togethes to destroy the great re no uncertain tone.
G eorge T . M oulton, C lerk.
and the committee, headed by Gor
public and to rebuild on its ruins
man, reported.
Tbe president’s
IOUBT O O Q U IL L It NO. 18, FORES'T-
S. F. Star: fh e president has a
V_Vers o f America, m eets every second and a aidouod, owl-hunted fa b iioof the
message was presented by Mr.
natural
affinity
for
bank-wreckers.
fourth Thursday evening, at M asonic H all, past; ye men who are the foes of
Prnden at 1:30 o’clock and wns lnid
C oqu ille City, Oregon
human liberty, who Jo not believe The government is, in effect, a before tbe senate and read.
IL N. L o r b n z , C. U.
iu the democracy of man, who hank-wrecker on a large scale. It
G eo . O. L each , It. S.
_
The senators gave the closest
has been engaged in deliberately
reading
/ V e N. L Y T L E Jt*f)ST, NO. 27. O . A. It., trample down truth and crush the wrecking the people’s finnucial af- attention to the L
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» of the
auii_liQDea.pl T*1 ODfl DUG ir u io AUi
ij^o-crL which
r,
K t e iM iM & tf -aauuTALuius
•
pcopio uiTler your gilded Jugger fore, appropriate that its president
.U u 'd iu k “ r d i n l l T j l H ^ - ^ d . ^
in T iiff'ifo r s E .
naut; ve 'rtlffn whom nothing will
should pardon bank-wreckers, as he
satisfy but to gather up the total
IV. H. N oscics, A djutant.
Washington, Dec. G.— The house
has done in several cases, the most
earnings of your countrymen and
n EM L Y T L E . W. It. C ., N O. 9. M E E TS
receut being the former president of representatives presented an
attempted
I T ill C oqu ille City on the lirst and third consume them in the
of an Albuquerque, N. M., national animated nppenrance long before
W ednesday afterii inn in eneli m onth.
gratification of your insatiable greed
M bs . V io l a E l l i o t t , Urea.
bank, who was serving a five-years’ noon. The surrounding corridors
and luxury; ye men whom prenclurs
were filled with jostling, moving
M b «. Id a H a b b in o t o s , Seo.
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sentence.
preach to, teachers teach, lawyers
crowds before 11 o'clock.
Tho
/N H t D W I C K L O D G E . NO 8«. A. F.
Appeal
to
Reason:
The
editor
galleries which overlook tho floor
I j and A. M., m eoU on Saturday cv en in « plead for, orators flatter and jour
on or h eforoesob fa ll m oon. Visiting breth nalists glorify; ye men who have of “ Iron nnd Coal Trades Review,” were black with people.
Floral
ren oorditilly in v ited .
,-
purchased the organized powers of an English paper, writing to the tributes for members were numerous,
J . P . GoolKAH. \V. M .
Times (quoted through aud iu some iustauces imposing.
C . W . W n iT t: S e e .
_____________ society and use them as the dumb London
paws of the gambler’s board; who the Ohio Valley Manufacturer), says:
The roll-call showed the presence
T V U E L A H C H A P T E R . NO. 8. O K S . .
m eets F riday evening on or b efore think you can buy the world and “ The United ¿States have now at of 301 members.
There were 65
ea ch fa ll m oon nt H o 'c lo ck from April 1st convert one-half into a slave market tained to such a low range of man
vacancies from death or resignation
t o O ctob er dlst. and thereafter nt 7 :8«: ami
ench fifteen days thereafter nt 2 o clock in and the other half into a park; ye ufacturing costs as no Europenn during the recess, and the creden
th e a ftern oon .
w M
men who own all the railways and country can excel, and probably tials of the members-elect were read
M as. Ante* T u i t l *, W . M.
all the bonds, all the sugar, all the uotie can rival.” Tbis is another by direction of the speaker, who
M b s . N oba G o o d , Sue.________ _____________
petroleum and most of the cotton, reason why we shouid have a tariff then administered the oath of office
O Q U IL L E L O D G E , NO. 63, I. O . O . F.,
to protect Americans from the pau to them.
meets every Sntardny evening. V isit and all the whisky— heaven save us!
in g brethren in good «tnndiuR oordinlly — of the United States; ye men per lubor of Yurrup.
On motion of Dingloy a resoli tion
invited.
„
VT ~
whose intolerable pride overtops
C. A. H a b r in o to n , N .G .
Appeal to Reason: Dr. Bowers, was adopted for the appointment of
that of the feudal lords, and whose of Louisville, went to Klondike last a committee of three to joiu the
J . S. L a w r e n c e , K* S.
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unmitigated selfishness devours the summer. He took a hundred dol senate committee to wait upon tho
/S o Q U I L L E E N C A M PM E N T, N O . 2 8 .1.
U 7 oT O . F., meets every first nnd third lives of others as theRoman gluttons lars’ worth of medicine with him president aud inform him that con
T hursdays in each m onth at O dd F ellow «’ devoured humming birds and snails;
and writes back that he has sold gress was ready to receive any com
hall. C ordial invitation extended to all vis
ye men who fear neither the proc several thousand dollars, worth? munication he desired to make.
itin g patriarch« in good stand ing.
K . E. B ook , C. F.
lamation of truth nor the appeal Where does money come in ns a The speaker named Dingley, Gros-
G . F . B o o t l l l , S o r ib e .
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of innocence in torment; ye million measure of value? Hully gee! tbis venor aud Bailey for this honor.
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multi-millionaires and money question is a corker, ain’t it?
A M IE R E B E K A H L O D G E , NO. 20, aires and
I. O . O . F .. m eet« every 2nd and 4lh billionaires about to
bo, whose
The Job Was Not Finished.
W ed n esd a ys in e «c h m onth, at O dd F el
Appeal to Reason: It has devel
spoliation of the human race goeB
low s ' hall.
Mias R at CuLLiqB. N. G .
on unchecked and whose arrogance oped that a lot of politicians have
1. 8 . L awbknob . R . 8.
The Chetco, Curry county, feud is
already grins defiance out of the been importing alien labor to work unlike oue that occurred iu the state
in
the
stave
business
of
Tennessee
irou-bouud windows of your arse
of Louisiana not long ago. Iu that
and other states. That is how these
nals, stop—stop n ow !
state there were four persons en
fellows
love
to
obey
the
law!
And
The time has come for you to
gaged in a trouble, and when it was
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y .
pause and listen. The murmur which the workingmen vote for these men! over four graves were needed instead
I O pposite C ity W h a rf.1
you hear in the distance, so sad and They deserve to starve until they of lawyers, judges and juries, while
far, is the cry of the poor. Those learn better.
at Chetco many were engaged in
E E P 8 ON H A N D AND M A K E S T o who cry are your fellow beings.
S. F. Star: The appointment of the feud, but only one of them killed.
order first-class
They are as good as you are. They McKenna to the U. S. supreme
the latter case there will be much
R A W H I D E : C H A IR S . have as much right to the blessed bench would be discreditable to the In
work for the legal fraternitv and for
ness of life as you have. They have nation. As a lawyer, he is third- the courts, but the people will hnve
M an u faoiu red from best hard w ood.
J. B. F O X , P roprietor.
brothers and sisters and children, rate; ns a man, he is nothing.
to pay tne taxes to support this
as you have a few.
They have
drama.— Eugene Guard.
hearts as some of you have. They
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Ages of Japanese Women.
are patient and true, as you are not.
Del Norte Record: The prelim
They are not arrogant and envious;
The cnmmoD objection among wo inary examination nt Chetco of
they are humble and sincere.
If mankind to letting tbeirage be Thomas Van Pelt,sr.,Charles Van
there be a God, they are his loved known is not shared by the women Pelt, Lincoln Van Pelt, John Van
ones, and now, by the goodnese of of Japan, who actually display Pelt, E. C. Hughes and Thomas
anufacture t h e ce lebrated
heaven, you shall hear their cry. their age in the arrangement of Van Pelt, jr., nuder arrest od
• • B E A U T Y ” Autom atic P e p ili’
We serve upon you a modest and their hair. Girls from 9 to 15 wear charge of having mnrdereel AiCool-
generous notice to hear that cry. their hair interlaced around their edge, which was set for last Satnr-
You shall do it. The nation will head, the forehead being left free day, was posponed until Tuesdny,
make you do it. You are simply with a curl at each side. From 15 the 23d. On that day the defend
men, as are the rest of your brothers. to 30, the hair is dressed very high ants askeel for a change of venue
Your brothers will do you no harm, on the forehead, and put up at the from the court o f justice o f J. D.
but you shall hear their cry.
You
—1 shall not be liars and say there are back in the shape of a fan or but Cooley. N. A. Coruish, represent-
terfly, with interlacing cf silver
no poor; you shall not be casuists cord aud a decoration o f colored motion,which wns denied. Defend
and say that it was always so and balla. Beyond 30, a woman twists ant* thru pleaded “ not guilty,” and
always will be, for civilization will her hair around a shell pin, placed waived the preliminary examine
either abolish poverty or be abol horizontally at the back of the ! tiou. They were then bonnd oyer
ished by it.
You shall not be head. Widows
also
designate to await the action
of
the
hypocrites and say that God will themselves, aod whether or not grand jury, which, if the ordi
take care of those whom you have they desire to marry ngaiu.— Ex nary Oregon procedure is followed,
robbed o f their labor and their hope change.
j will not meet until September of
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as though He were your confederate.
1898, we understand. Meanwhile
nnd all fn m iln re n e c ««««ry for the S onooi- I
E v e r y b o d y Fay« 80.
room . Every deak o f this oom pany'a m an- ¡ Hear ye, hear ye, the cry of the
C a b a re ts Candy Cathartic, the most w on these men mast lie in jail awaitiug
poor, and answer that cry with d erful medical d iscovery o f the ape. pleas the tardy action of Oregon jus
ufacture is w arranted,
Otherwise ant and refreshing to the taste, act pently tice.
and any part that becom es broken or nnflt justice and compnssion.
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fo r nae d o r io » that tim e will be d u p lica ted the future will come down on you like and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
Cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
w ithout ch arge.
Ashland Tidings: 3. L Adams,
night, nnd your children’s children, euro headache, fever, habitual constipation
W rite fo r circular« and prices to
biliousness. Please buy nnd try n box ( of Sil verton,Marion county, haa been
M R S . N ORA A. G O O D .
visited with a fate worse than that and
o f U. C . C. to-d ay; 10, SI, rai t en'a. Noli! and
A tent for C oos cou n ty.
appointed administrator of the es-
which vou now inflict on the chil guaranteed to cure by all druggist».
C
A Poem for the Times.
L. M OON,
John F. Hall,
C.L
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Chair Factory:
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Condon Globe: We have discov
ered an instance where the edito
rial “ We” does not apply to news
paper men. Statistics showing that
“ We drank about 30,000,000 gal
lons less whisky last year than usual,”
means the poople-of the United
States.
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T o Cure Constipation Forever#
Take Cascurets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25a
If C. C. C. fall to cure, druggists refund money.
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in the grave and the old shack,
which had long been an eyesore to
the inhabitants, was yielded up to
the flames.”
Or make your order direct tlirougu tlie H erald , ub
“ You seem sad, roy red brother,"
extra
aharge.
said the missionary. “ Red brother’s
heart heap sad,” said the noble son
M A R T IN
of Ihe prairie. “ White man Hhoot T o t l i e
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better, fight better, and now Iojun
T H E M A R S H F IE L D
hear college yell he know Injun
can’t war-hoop for sour apples.
T b is o ld relia ble and
Waugh!”
Dr Gibbon
M
C oqoi'.le C ity. Oregon.
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Don’t be persuaded into buying
liniments without reputation or merit
—Chamberlin’s Pain Balm costs no
more, and its merits have been
proven by a test of many years. Hucb
letters as the following, from L. G<
Bagley, Hueneme, Cal., are con
stantly being received; “ The beet
remedy fur pain I hnve ever used ie
Chamberlin’s Pniu Balm, and I say
s.i after having used it iu my family
for several vearB.” It cures iheu-
luutiHin, lame back, sprains and swel
lings. For Bale by R. S. Knowlton.
$18.50
S
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means. It may bo true that the
commercial and business classes of
the country have not such an im
mediate personal interest in the
establishment of postal savings
banks as have the wage-earner«:
But the commercial portion of tho
community cannot afford to mani
fest indifference to the well-being
and contentment of the working
population of tbe country.
Let
them do what they can to promote
good feeliug at least by giving con
sideration to propositions like that
for the establishment of postal sav
ings banks, the only object of which
is to do something for the people;
whose interests are only too rarely
the subject of iutelligeut considera
tion by lawmakers.—ChicagoRecord.
tate of Ai Coolidge, and has gone [
CARY IN V IT E 3 DISCUSSION-
to Chetco to wind up the estate and
to arrange the affairs of the Chetco Here’s a Chance for Everybody to Assist
Harbor Land & Townsite Co;, in
Securing a Great Reform-
which Coolidge was a stockholder.
Mr. Adams is the cashier of the Sil-|
Postmaster-General Gary ex
verton banking house of Coolidge A presses pleasure ai, the widespread
' McClain, and is said to be accom- j comment upon his recommendation
panied by a J. C. Cavanaugh for for the establishment of postal snv-
the purpose of attending to any un- i ings banks and invites further dis-
pleasant details which may urise. cushion of the subject. “ If we all
Tbe relatives and friends of tlie put our heads together,” the post-
murdered mnn are determined to < master-general says, “ the right plnu
see that justice is meted out to the cuu bo devised, and that is what the
murderous gang who are response ' couutry wants,
ble for the assassination of Ai Cool-
It is not often that a cabinet
idge.
officer manifests such a disposition
to learn the desires of the people
Fashionable Women Are Wearing Short on matters of legislation connected
Street S kirts.
with the development of his depart
ment, Postmaster-General Gary’s
A Rainy Day club was started request for a widespread popular
some time siuce iu New York City, expression of opiuion on the subject
and uinuy women joined it, aud should meet with hearty responso
others did not. The whole idea of on the part of the people. The
the club was to induce sensible peo newspapers have already j ei formed
ple to wear short skirts. Not in the their duty iu the matter.
Labor
house, of course, but in the street organizations, too, have very gener
for walking. The club was rather ally given considration tc the subject
“ sniffed at” at first, by the “ upper and with almost unanimous voice
teu thousand,"as it used to be called, have asked for postal hanks. It re
but now in New York known as mains now for other bodies, espe
“ four hundred” ; nud tho wearing of cially those representing the com
short skirts was considered “ awfully mercial interests of the county, to
commou”. How a good practical give their approval to the agitation,
fashion takes root among our Amer- iu order that congress may bo
icau women was never so quickly assured that the sentiment of all
shown as in this instance. Bicycle classes in the nation is virtually
skirts must be short. Every wornau united in favor of the early estab-
rideH a bicycle (ut least everyone rshmeut of these lunch-needed
who can). It was such a nuisance institutions for tbe safe-keeping of
to hnve to chnnge. So skirts which the snviugs of persons of moderate
could be let dowu aud pulled up on
“ pulley cords,” as it were, were
invented. The women tried to ride
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a bicycle and go to church at the
same time. That did not seem to
work, or else it was too much trouble.
This coming winter season will
prove, with its new fashions, that
short skirts, just to the shoetops, are
to be the latest “ fad” for most gowns
worn for walking. This will bring
about the necessity of good, strong
walking boots: for if a woman
wears n short skirt, she must wear
sensible stylish boots. All these
ideas, which seem new to us, are
only echoes from our Euglish cous
ins. They have always worn big
boots for walking, where we wore
thin soles and pointed toes. Short
skirts are the present fad. Big
boots will be the next—From “ So-
r,’ “ *LFads ” in Demorest’s Magazine
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