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C O Q U IL L E
J } U . J. BÜ RT M OORE.
S U R G E O N A N D P H Y S IC IA N .
C IT Y , O R E G O N , T U E S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R
bounds, a h ig h office in Queen Vic­
to ria’s household. T he young man's
disgrace will give pain to the queen.
OF IN TE R E S T TO TH E PEOPLE.
COQU1LL.B C IT Y . OHBGON.
W
IL L p ro m p tly re sp o n d to a ll calls,
d a v o r u ifth t.
£UGENE PANNENBERG,
A
AND NOW LET US ALL BLUSH ! in g :
"L o rd G rev ille—Mr. H ooley.’1
LORD TH O LTO
REVELATIONS IN THE HOOLEY CASE
THAT MAKE BRITONS BLUSH.
D o t’l l LAS M ARRIED
TOUGH
G IR L .
D U RE
WHO OOULDE n V PAY A LIVERY
Spelai War News Bnlietins.
A
SPANISH
TRANSPORT
COES
DOWN.
at
Y .ila r , r i i b l i r .
LAW
NO 6.
THE MAJOR’S EXPERIENCE.
B IL L .
The D uke of M anchester was last
y ear hauled up in au inferior co u rt
for failure to pay a livery bill of
j 1’!^
H e is only twer.ty-two years
*
old, and is th reaten ed with bank­
ruptcy. He has w asted L ib small
fo rtu n e in dissip ated living.
He
will mukc a new s ta rt by m arrying
au heiress, M iss Jo a n Wilaou.
900 Lives Lost— Th« Gunboat Leyte Was
Captured by Americans.
L o rd Sholto D o u g las is a y o u n g er
Tacoma, Aug. 30.—T he H ong
son of the M arquis of Q ueensbury.
K ong Press is a u th o rity fo r the
L o rd Hholto, finding it necessary to
stntem eut th a t 000 Spanish lost
How the Nobility Has Disgraced Itself, and seek a change of scene, w ent to >Snn
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N .
th eir lives several weeks ago, when
Yet Wo Are Asked to Pattern Alter Them
Francisco.
T h ere he m nrricd a
the Spanish g u n b o a t L eyte was
and Let Our "N ob ility" Act for Us.
O tilM in H erald B n ililiii« .rio < ia ille C tty ,O r.
y o u n g womao who alte rn a te ly san g
captured by a vessel of D ew ey’s
songs and served b e e r in a music
squadron.
~~ í h e
c o m m e r c i a l *—
EARL O F CLANUAHTY MARRIED A M l’SIU j
Tho w orld, hits been ■tat tled to hall.
Tho Leyte had been statio n ed a t
HALL SINGER.
T h o m oat m o d ern a rra n g e d B A ltn E K learn th ro u g h P ro m o ter H ooley’s
A N O T H K nO F H O O L E v 's EARIJS.
an adjoining island, w here the in­
S H O P in C oqnillo C ity .
The E a rl of C lnucnrty m a rrie d : su rg en ts were num erous. T he la t­
revclatione of tho ex trao rd in ary
T he E arl of M arch obtained
Ball H ilton, a L ontlou roueie hall ; ter were gniuing grouud rapidly and
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor. ainoiiiit of dibhoueat.v and c o rru p ­ $5000
from P ro m o te r H ooley for
tion exiating in the B ritish a risto c ­ b eing a d irecto r of tho Sebw eppe's singer, w ho ex h ib ited her legs and i causing i)00 S p an iard s to hoard
sang v u lg ar songs.
She hail the three sailing vessels an d endeavor
racy.
M ineral W aters Company, and
w orst kind of reputation. She lias to escape from th e natives.
The noblem en im plicated are n o t
i $5000 a year in addition.
The
striven to preserve the title, for she
th e few black aheep whose existence
A tto rn ey an d
The gunboxt undertook to tow
earl is eldest son and heir of the
has already th ree children, one of the tran sp o rts to Mauilu. A fter the
L ord Salisbury has adm itted
C o u n s e lo r a t L a w even
D uke of R ichm ond and G ordon,
in th e house of lords.
They nre
O O Q U IL L E C IT Y . O liE G O N .
L eyte had towed them some distance
who is descended from an illeg iti­ whom will he an ear).
th e flower of th e aristocracy— th e
LORD LEN NO X, BRIBE-TAK ER.
along the const a heavy storm came
m ate son of C harles II, and q u a r­
R eal Eat a t . an d C olleotiona a H p eo ialty . best society, in th e comm on usage
L o rd W a lte r L ennox is a b ro th er up m aking it necessary for the g u n ­
te rs th e royal arm s of E n g lan d .
of the phrase.
of the E arl of M arch. He obtained b oat to cut the tow s loose.
Scotland, Irelan d and F rance.
H ooley’s revelations m ean th a t
The L eyte was cap tu red by the
$5000 fo r in tro d u c in g Hooley to
the B ritish law m akers, whose pow­ AN RAUI. WHO AFPK A ED AS A DA L I L T
his brother, who fu rth e r proceeded Americans the next day. An A m eri­
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_ A . t t 0 m . s 3 r . a t - X j a t s r , ers correspond to those of A m eri­
to fleece th e prom oter. A pleasant can vessel was dispatched to find
T he E a rl of Rosslyn is a B ritish
can seuutors, nre blackm ailers and
UAHSHEIELO, OHEOON.
family arran g em en t. L o rd W alter the tran sp o rts b u t failed to discover
b rib e ta k e rs. They hove sold th em ­ uohleruau who has danced upou the
was form erly secretary to the M ar­ any trace of them.
selves to u common p arvenue com ­ stag e in b allet g irl’s costum e. T h e quis of S alisbury, prim e m inister
Dealer in R u t E stât « of a ll kinds.
A BUDGET OF NEWS.
pany prom oter.
They have sold earl is b an k ru p t and entirely w ith­ of E n g lan d .
One w onders whnt
Muuila, Aug. 30. — T ran sp o rt
th e ir nam es us a b ait to d raw the o u t means of his own. As u last he ch arged for in tro d u ctio n s then.
C hina left today, having on board
public into fluancial schem es a b o u t re so rt he became an actor, and fig­
which they knew no th in g .
They u red n t a public d in u e r in o rd er to T H E EA ItL O F WARWICK A HOOLBY MINION. Geu. M erritt and staff. The general
A t t o r n e y ■ a t - L a w , licked H ooley’s hoots, cheated, a d v ertise th e .company.
T he E arl of W arw ick is one of is bouud for Paris. M ajor G eneral
H e is a
b ro th e r of the D uchess of S u th e r­ the noblem en who took $10,000 O tis is acting ns governor of Manila.
bribed and th reaten ed him.
I t is well to rem ind Am ericans lan d and the fam ous C ountess of from H ooley fo r introduction!!, and G enerals G reene aud Babcock, with
o th er th o u san d s for o th er purposes. staffs, are also aboard and are bound
S p ecial a tte n tio n to m a tte rs b e fo re th e occasionally th a t an aristo cracy is W arwick.
R oaeburg la n d office, th e conm iinsioner
essentially ro tte n . W h at w ould o ur I LO RD MORBUXY TOOK ALL H E COULD The e a rl’s wife is the greatest for W ashington. Rios the Spanish
o f th e gen eral lau d office an d aeore-
beauty iu E n g lan d , aud fam ous as governor of tho Vizcaya islands ih
B ritish cousins say a b o u t American
ta ry o f in te rio r a t W ash in g to n .
G ET.
the m ost couspicuous woman in the rep o rted to have proclaim ed him self
politics if a dozen senators proved
W
illiam
B
rabszon
L
indesay
Toler,
/C O Q U I L L E O ran g e No. 333. P a tro n s o f to he in th e pay of cue com pany
P rince of W ules’ s e t
The earl us governor geueral of the Spauish
\ J H u sb a n d ry m eet on
< th e l i t S a tu rd a y
E a rl of N orbury, V iscount Glnn- ow ns W arw ick Castle, one of the dom inions in the P hilippines and
prom oter?
o f each m o n th a t 10 o’clock a. m.
dine, B aron Norwood, B aron N or­
invited all adherents to Spain to
As a m a tte r of fact, every form bury. These are all titles of a no­ m ost historic places in E ngland.
N. L orhnz , Mast©*.
rally a t Illilo.
E . P annkkbubo , S oo .
of crimo know n to the calendar,
T H E C H E E K IE S T BLACK M AILING.
ble blackm ailer who took th o u san d s
.O O Q O IL L E W. C. T . U. m eet« each ‘i d every form of d eg rad atio n known of d o llars from P ro m o ter H ooley
T he E arl of W incbilsen was ex­
\ J a u d 4th F rid ay At 2:30 p vn.
to the civilized life, may he found
The Cuban M ilitary Commission.
for h elp ih g him to float bis com pa­ posed by H ooley ns a peculiarly
M b s . G aoe . P res.
am ong the m em bers of th e B ritish
M rs. W . R ic h . S e c re ta ry .___________ ■
nies. The founder of th e N orbury sham eless financial frau d . Ho him ­
aristocracy.
t
W ashington, Aug. 30.—The fol-
fam ily was chief justice of the self su g g e ste d th a t he could be­
O YAL T E M P E R A N C E L E G IO N m eats
ow ing officers have been ordered to
T here are m urderers, thieves,
a t th e C h ristia n c h u rc h every T u esd ay
c o u -t of common pleas of Ire la n d . come chnirm nn of th e D uulop Tire
a t 7 o’clock p. m .
forgers, incendiaries in th e gilded
Com pany fo r a consideration.
Ho accom pany G eneral W ade, president
M b s . L . H . H azard , L e a d e r.
LORD SA VILE, W HO BLACK M AILED HOOLEY.
cham bers.
g o t ¿50,000 from H ooley. H e told of the Cuban m ilitary commission,
L o rd Saville was one of th e no­ tho la tte r th a t he could not accept to Hnvnna: M ajor W. E. Almy,
y r t l e c a m p , n o . 197, w o o d m e n
T here are o th e rs who have a b a n ­
o f th e W orld, m eets a t M asonic H all doned them selves to d rink and the ble crow d who blackm ailed P ro /]
the money personally, h u t th a t .he C aptain S. D. Foruker, M ajor J. C.
1st a n d 3d M onday n ig h ts o f each m o n th .
Allison, C aptain L. C. Griscom, C ap­
life of th e vilest denizens of the m o ter Hooley. T h e m o tto on his m ight baud it to his brother.
A. J . S hkbwoc ., C onsul.
G eorge T . M oulton, C lerk .
eoat-of-arm a is “B e F a st.”
L o rd
tain J. S. H art.
slums.
lord
S a l i s b u r y ’ s d i s h o n e s t r e l a t io n .
Those who m ade up H ooley’s list Seville, who was fo rm erly know n as
O U R T C O Q U IL L E , N O . 18, F O R E S T -
T o C a re C o u .tlp .tlo n F o re v e r.
L io n el C harles C ran field Sackville,
era o f A m erica, m eets every second a n d arc fa r rem oved from th e u tterly S ir J o h n Saville, was for years in
„ 'P a i d O o s c a re ta C a n S v C a tliu rtlo . lOe o r l ie .
fo u rth T h u rsd ay ev en in g , n t M asonic H all
th e d iplom atic service, and was bust eig h th E a rl DelaAvarr, B aron Dela- If C. C C. f a i l t o c u re , d r u g g is t s r e f u n d m o n ey
d
egraded.
I
t
was
th
eir
position
at
C o q u ill. C ity . Oregon.
H is seat. w arr and W est, and B aron Byck-
H . N. L obkmz , C. R.
th e top of society which m ade them am bassador to Ita ly .
T he earl is a n ear reji^#re
G ko . O . L bach , R . S.
Must Pay the Tax.
valuable to Hooley us a b a it to en ­ R ufford Abbey, is fam ous for its liurst.
of the M arquis of Salfsbuiy, prime
beau
ty
nud
antiquity.
trap
the
gullible,
snobbish,
lord-lov­
l EN . L Y T L E P O S T . N O. 27, O . A. R.
San F rancisco, A ug. 26.— Tho
P ro m o te r H ooley swore
T m e o t, every Brat M onday n ig h t o f in g B ritish public.
M AIlQ UIS
OF
HUNTLEV,
DISG RACEFU L m inister.
each m o n th . V i.itiu « com rade» in good
th a t he paid E a rl D elaw arr fI25,- suprem e co u rt this afternoon re n ­
A relative o f L ord S alisb u ry is
BANKRUPT.
ita n d in g co rd ially in c ite d to a tte n d .
000 fo r becom ing a d ire c to r #f the dered a decision, rev ersin g the decis­
It. H , H askik , P o at Com.
E a rl De la W arr, who g o t th e hig-
T he M arquis o f H u n tley ap ­
I. Q u ic k , A d ju ta n t.
__
g ost sum of all from H ooley as a peared iu the L ondon b an k ru p tcy D unlop T ire C om pany, and for ion of th e su p erio r co u rt in the
o th e r services in b eg u ilin g tie p u b ­ m a tte r of th e co llateral inheritance
H is liab il­
I E N . L Y T L E , W. B. 0 ., N O . 9. M E E T S d ire c to r of th e D unlop Tire Com ­ c o u rt th re e weeks ago.
lic.
tax on the L eland S tan fo rd estate.
H is price was $125,000.
„ j " in C oqm lle C ity on th e Brat an d th ird pany.
ities were $700,000, and his assets
W ednesday a fte rn o o n in each m o n th .
T he su p erio r c o u rt ru led th a t the
H ooley’s revelations show p rin ­ $0500
LO RD A I.RM ERLE 8 B illin '.
He had w asted his fortu n e
M as. \Y. H u b , Pré«
estnte need n o t pay th e tax.
The
cipally th a t h o n o r and honesty aro in dissipation a n d d ealin g with
M bs . Id a H aubihoton . Sen.
T he E a rl of A lbem arle is one of suprem e co u ft now holds th a t the
less
comm
on
am
ong
lords
than
money
lenders.
H
e
is
penniless
Y 'tH A D W IC K L O D G E . N O . fit. A. F.
th e g re a t B ritish nobles disgraced .e sta te m ust pay th e tax.
V > a n d A. M ., m e e ts on S a tu rd a y ev en in g am ong o rd in ary people.
and looking for a job. H e is tho by P ro m o te r H ooley’s testimony.
o n o r b efo re .n o b fa ll tuooti. V isitin g b re th ­
L elan d S tan fo rd b equeathed $2,-
W here are th e bensted q u alities p rem ier m arquis of S co tlan d aud T he p rom oter sw ore th a t le paid
ren o o rd ially in v ite d .
500,000 to th e tru ste e s of S tanford
of blood and breeding, and the one of th e chiefs of th e G ordon
N . L o s e s *. W. M.
L o rd A lbm nile $(52,500 for becom ­ U niversity, an d $2,500,000 to re la ­
principle of noblesse oblige, when family.
C. W . W ietre. Sec.
in g a d ire c to r iu the Dunlop T ire tive*.
UEliAH , C H A P T E R , N O . ft, O. E. S. noblem en sell in tro d u ctio n s to mem­
Company. H e afterw ard announced
ilO N . RO BERT D E COURCY, W A ITER .
m e e ts F rid ay ev en in g on o r before bers of th e ir order?
e a c h fa ll m oon a t R o’clock from A pril lu t
T he H on. R o b e rt C hnrles Sinclair th a t an a g e n t of L o rd Albmarle had
B u tlb e offenses of th e B ritish
to O c to b er 91st, a n d th e re a fte r a t 7:G0; a n d
offered him $5000 to withdraw this
,a o h fifteen d ay s th e re a fte r a t ii o’clook in aristocracy d o n o t ceas6 w ith dis­ de Courcy, only b ro th e r of L ord
K ittgsale, was u n til lately a stew ard statem ent.
th e a fte rn o o n .
.
honor,
d
ishonesty
and
moral
fraud.
M b s . J bnnib R osk , W . M.
All these offenses a nohleuian may on th e P en in su lar anil O riental DU KE S GRANDDAUGHTER CHILD M UR-
Mae. N oba A. MoKwiiN, S a c .________
DEREK.
commit, and still bo a t the to p of steam ship B ritannia. H e had n o t
Y 'tO Q D ILLE LODGE. NO. IW, I. O. O. F „
sufficient intelligence to hold uny
Mrs.
R
o
b
e
rt
M ontagu, daughter-
society;
b
u
t
th
e
re
are
o
th
ers
which
V
iait
V_7 m eets every S itn r d >y e v en it
Now he has given -iu-law of L ord R obert M ontagu,
in g b re th re n in good s ta n d in g oordially necessarily come um ler th e ban of h ig h e r positiou.
in v ite d .
_,
_
„
th e law, and causo the offender’s re ­ this u p on account of a legacy of a who was a son of a D uke of M an­
J . A. S can , N . O.
ch ester, is virtually a child murderer.
moval from th e draw ing-room s of few h u n d re d dollars.
J . 8. L awbbkck , it. S.
She was convicted of cni6ing the
LADY SY KES, FO R G E R .
M ayfair to th e in te rio r of a jail.
/ “lO Q U IL L B EN C A M PM E N T, N O . 2!t, I.
F o r instance, L o rd W illiam N e­
L ady Sykes, forger, is th e wife of d eath of I n r d a u g h te r by cruelty,
\ ) 0 # o . F ., m neta ev ery Brat an d th ird
T h a ra d a y s in each m o n th n t O dd Fellow s’ ville, fo u rth son of the M arquis of S ir T atto n Sykes, frien d of the an d sentenced to a year's im prison­
h a ll. C o rd ial in v ita tio n e x te n d ed to all v ia A bergavenny, was this y ear sen­
P rin ce of Wales, an d one of the m ent. Y et she still holds a con­
itin g p a tria rc h s in good at.anding.
tenced to live y e a rs’ penal serv itu d e rich est b aro n ets in E n g la n d .
R . E. B uck , C. P .
He spicuous position in high E nglish
O . F . B otttilix . Scribe.
for obtniniug money u n d e r false was recently sued fo r th e p aym ent society.
He is now in jail, w ear­ of certain notes.
H e denied bis M ARCHIONESS O F AILESBURY, DRUNKARD,
a m i e r k b e k a h l o d g e , n o . jo . pretenses.
Almost everybody takes some laxative
I. O . O . F ., m eet« ev ery 2nd a n d tilt in g a yellow su it with broad arrow s sig n atu re, w hereupon it ap p eared
T here is little to he said a b o u t medicine to cleanse the system and keep tha
W e d n e sd ay s in each m o n th , a t O dd F e l­ all over it, an d probably p icking
th a t L ady Sykes h ad fo rg ed it. th e M archioness of Aileslmry, ex­ blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
low s’ h a ll. Ma«, J u d ith C o ix ib b . N. O .
oakum. T h is is th e m ost useful The case was com prom ised.
iver R eg u la to r (liquid or powder)
J. H. L awbbhcb . S.
cep t th a t she is as low and vulgar as L jet all the benefits of a mild and pleasant
w ork he as ever done.
VISCOUNT H IN TO N , ORGAN G R IN D ER.
she can be, and over fond of drink. axative and tonic that purifies the blood
a r m o n y c o u n c i l . n o . sus o f t h e
L o rd W illiam made friends with
F ra te rn a l Aid A ssociation m eets th e
V iscount H inton, son and h e ir of H er husband, the late marquis, had gnd strengthens the whole system. And
2 a n d 4th Tneaday evening o f each m o n th . a rich y o u n g m an, L ieu te n a n t S pen­
E arl P o u lttt, is an o rg an g rin d e r in the m anners of an underbread cos­ more than this: SlMAtONS LIVER REGU­
S. J . M i l i kb , P res.
cer
Clay,
aud
induced
him
to
sign
LATOR regulates the Liver, keeps it active
D . F . D kan . Sec.
L ondon. He is far low er th an th e te rm o n g er, and when ho married a and healthy, and when the Liver is In
certain p ap ers w ithout read in g th e ir
average Italian who pushes an o r­ b allet girl, D olly Tester, he w ent good condition you find yourself free from
contents.
L o rd W illiam alleged
Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick-
gan iu New Y ork streets.
H is above his n a tu ra l station.
th a t they re ferred to the divorce of
fa th e r m arried a d isrep u tab le wo­ M ARCHIONESS OF DONEOALI. ON HER Headache and Constipation, and rid of
his sister, tho C ountess Crowley,
that worn out and debilitated feeling.
man, aud when V iscount H inton
UPPERS.
These are all caused by a sluggish Liver.
and would d isgrace h er if they were
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y .
was horn he d eclared he was n o t
The M archioness of Donegall lives Good digestion and freedom from stomach
read. The p a p e rs tu rn ed ou t to be
I O pposite C ity W h a rf.1
troubles will only be had when the liver
his son, aud cast him off.
in a cheap lo d g in g house off the Is properly at work. If troubled with any
prom issory notea for $00,000. Sam
A
BARINO
BO
UG
HT
BY
HOOLEY.
S trand, in L ondon, and takes a jf these complaints, try SIMMONS L iv er
e e p s o n HAND AND M AKES TO Lewis, th e m oney-lender, sued Clay
o i rd - e r firat-olas*
'
L o rd A shburtoD, who is a B aring, d rin k w ith any kind-hearted person REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medl-
to recover th e money, and L o rd
R A W H I D E : C H A I R S . N eville’s frau d was exposed. The sold his nam e to a p arvenue pro* who offers h er one. She is sep ar­ :ines, and Better than Pills.
z ^ e v k h y p a c k a g e -**
convict's father, th e M arquis of m oter. H ooley sw ore th a t he paid ated from h er husband, the M arquis
M a n u fa c tu re d from b est h a rd wood.
». B. FO X , P ro p rie to r.
A bergavenny, is descended from L o rd A shburton $10,000 for in tro ­ of D onegall, who is penniless and ■ a a t h e Z «Stam p In m l o n w ra p p e r *
J . I I . Z e llln A C o .. I 'b t l a . . P a .
d u cin g him to o th e r noblem en. is clerk of an inferior court in Ire-
W arw ick th e K ingm aker.
T his is peculiarly shocking, because laud.
Here is the list;
T o tla e O n .t o x fu .x ia t e
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. — ■.
—
th e BariQgs belong to th e financial
MARQUIS OF Q t m V W T B Y , MONSTER OF
E ra rv b o n y « b j i Sr.
aristo racy of th e w orld, an d o u g h t
C ascareta C anity C athartic, the m oat won­
IMMORALITY.
BANDON. O R,
to have a h ig h er sense of financial d e rfu l tncdical discover* of the age. pleas­
a
n
t and re fre s h in g to lh<- t a r e , act gcotly
T he M arq u is of Q ueensbury h o u o r th an h a rd -u p nobles with
T h is ojd re lia b le a n d
K E E P S CONSTANTLY ON HAND
and im aitively on k hlneyi, liver am] liowela,
m o st su ccessfu l spec­
tram
ed
the
fam
ous
boxing
rules,
lan
d
ed
estates.
c
leansing
th e e n tire system . dis|>el cold«,
A F U L L L IN E O F
ia lis t in S a n F r a to is -
c u re hoailaclie, fever, habitual constipation
and has figured in innum erable
co, s till co n tin u e * to
S IR R. P E E L A LL-BOU ND BLACKGUARD.
and biliousness. P lease buy sod try a boa
care nil H exnnl m id
scandals. B u rk e'sP eerag e says he has
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f
t)
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C.
to-day;
1»,
So
cents,
gold
and
Sir R o b ert Peel, g ran d so n of the g u a ra n te e d to euro by all drnigiata. *
H em innl D isease*,
been tw ice divorced. T here is only
su ch an G o n o rrh ea,
- .» . ■
one cause for divorce in E n g lan d . g re a t E n g lish prim e m inister, has
G 1 e e t, 8 t r . o t a re,
-A .T
The old W elch homestead, which
H y p h ilis. in a ll its
I f th e m arquis lived in T urkey his sq u an d ered his fo rtu n e in a m ost
fo rm s, S k in D iseases,
H e was p u t has ju s t been to rn down, d ated
co n d u ct w ould he c c iis iu ric J dis­ disg racefu l m anner.
____
N e r v o u s D e b ility ,
reputable.
W h u t shall virtuous o u t of a gam bling clu b in P aris, from 1853, and was th e first house Irr p o te n c y , S e m in a l W eakness And Los* of
b u ilt in A sto r'a which had sawed M auhood, th e c o nsequence o f self-a b u se
a n d excesses producing th e folkrw ing s y m p ­
o riO T W ,
r a x ,.™ ,, A
A m . ericaus
™ , . . say
. . , « of it?
it,
lu m b er in it.
The flooring came to m s: Hallow c o u n te n a n c e , d a rk s p o ts u n ­
C o q l i l l e C i t y , w ill rece ▼« p ro m p t l o r d g r e v i l l e , a h o o l e y c b e a t i r e . i American g irl to whom he was en-
aro u n d th e H orn from New York. d e r th e eyes, p a in in th e head , rin g in g in
th e e ars, loss o f confidence, diffidence in
a tte n to « .__________________ ’
| L ord G reville, an o th er of Hoo- : PR«fed ’ H * » * »»«nkrupt.
F o r broken surfaces, lores, in sect a p p ro a c h in g , s tra n g e rs , p a lp ita tio n of the
I le y ’s blackmailers, has been a mem- ! lord deerhcpst squeezed h o o l e y . bites, burns, skin disciae« and es­ h e a rt, w eakness of th e lim bs an d back. Io*a
of m em ory, pim p les on tL e face, ootlghs,
Tu- Z \ t
a groo,»-iB.w a,t-
V iscount D e e rh u rst m arried Miss pecially piles th ere is or.e reliable c o n su m p tio n . *.tc.
m g n K $ tu .
in g to the queen, and a lo rd of the B ouyuge of C alifornia, and is th e rem edy, D eW itt’s W itch Hazel »Salve.
D It. G IB B O N h a s p ra c tised in Han F r a n ­
cisco over .10 years an i thoue iron bled shonld
/-x e o r o f s i w r a M i k i „i
a I treasury.
L o rd O reville figured in eld est son of the E arl of C oventry. W hen you call for D eW itt’s d o n 't n o t fa il to c o n sn lt him a n d receive the h^n
C r « u M a M f wMklv m nuiirq,' P a «* i an incident th a t will live in th e an- He c h arg ed H ooly $10,000 for in ­ s w e p t counterfeits o r frauds. You •fit of his g ra a t s k illa n d e x p e rie r.e e . Tin
•ensar sod freight tin« from Cojuillr City nals of th e B ritish aristocracy. tro d u c in g him to o th e r noblem en. will n o t be disappointed with De- d o c to r enr** w hen o th e rs fa il. T h him
C l HKft OTTAKANTEBD. P erson* e.ife«|
to R o m b a re ._____
fare,
L o rd UOTO
Iba.
L o rd L D s eerh
the e E
in
s. of bagage
bag a rc . Frei
FreiR ?T carefu lly h a n d le d J “ H ooley
’" '• ’V sw ore th a t he p paid
am
j_.oru
e e r n u u rst’s
r a i s fath
l a m e e r r, , m
r . a a r rl l W itt’s W itch H azel Salve.
R. S. a t hom e. C h arg es rea.souxble. t ali or
w rite .
D R . J . F OIBBOM .
a n d ra te a rea so n a b le
dm* D elaw arr $10,000 for m erely s a y - 1 of C oventry, i s m aster of th e buck- K now ltou.
•i-3 K earn ey s tre e t. Ban F ran caC o . C al.
ATTORNEY
6, 1898.
T l
C. L . M O O N ,
F. Hall,
J?hn_
O .i
Koseburg. Oregon.
How He Spent the Greater Part of His L ife - A
Tim e When His Life w as in Danger.
Prom the Free Prate, Detroit, Mich.
One o f the ataunchee« e n p p o rtrn of the
H e haa been — r —*— n j- n t o f large mla-
deep wet. r way from the O rest Lake# to the inK operations aud when the Stata Befonaa-
oeesu is May. A. C. BUhop, of 71« Third torJ P‘.
Yv
N* ™
Ava. D etroit U ieb
>u per in te n d « t and engineer in charge ef the
a v e ., Aieiron, M ich.
oonutructinn.
Major Hifchop waa attached to the staff of
B rigadier General C ham berlin, o f the N a­
tional G uard of New York, w ith the ra n k
of M^jor from 1857 to I8d5.
H e haa been located in D etroit aince 1M5,
aud ha« a large acquaintance among th e h u rt
ness men and citizens of this city.
Two years ago, for the first tim e. M alar
Bishop was in the hospital. F o r two m onths
he had the best of medical attendance b u t
when he was discharged he was not lik e (he
Major Bishop o f old.
W hen asked regarding his h ealth, h e m id :
W hen I had my last spell o f sickness
and came out of the hospital I was a sorry
sight. I could not gain my strength, and
could not w alk over a block for sivera!!
weeks.
“ I noticed some artioles in the newspapers
regarding Dr. W illiam s’ P in k Pills Ib r P a ls
People, which convinced me th at they were
w orth trying and bought two boxee. I did
not take them for my complexion b u t fo t
strength. A fter using them I felt better:
*’ ey did me worlds o f good, f
and k know
n o w .th
am pleased to recommend them to invalids
who
need
a
tonic or to build up a shattered
M AJOR ▲. c . BISH O P,
eonstitution.
“ A. C. B is h o p . ”
lfaj. Bishop bos had unusual experience
Subscribed and sworn to before me thl#
In th a t line o ’ work and probably few are so eighth day of Jan u a ry , 1898.
well qualified to speak intelligently of it
R o b e r t E . H ull , J r ., Notary Public.
aa be. F or the greater p art of his life he
The
le pure powerful vegetable Ingredient,
has been engaged in water wavs, and is one in Dr. W illiam s’ P in k F ills for Pale People
of the oldest Ptid best know n civil engineers supplv the antidots for poisonous m atter*in
north of the O hio river.
the blood and add those elements needed tb
Commencing in 1850, he was for a num ber build up body and brains. M any diseases
of years an a‘*istant engineer for the Hud- lon^ supposed by th e medical profession to
eon R iver R aiiroad, and la te r held like posi be incurable have succumbed to th e poteni
Mona with the Genesee Valley Canal, New influence of these pills. They can be tak en
York, and als the Des Moines R iver Im ­ by young or old, being harm less in th eir
provement and R ailroad Co.
nature, but powerful in elim inating disease.
» T 4 , "flrlinflioir
A $65.00 Machine
Threading
For $ 1 8 . 5 ( 1
Sewing piacfllne
LA T E ST
■ 1S T
CH EAPEST
Shipped to anyone,
anywhere, ou 10
d a y s ’ f re e t r ia l,
in y o u r o w n
h o m e , w ithout
asking one cent
iu advance.
L
10 y e a r s ’ w ritten
M
w a rra n ty
A strictly high-grade Sew­
ing M a c h i n e , f i n i s h e d
throughout in the best pos­
sible manner. It possesses all
modern improvement*.audits
mechanical construction is
such that iu
iu it h are
arc combined
comuincti
simplicity with great strength,
thus insuring
durability, ag
possible ro > rT
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_
r the
machine
to b __
e
put out of order. It sews fast
and makes a perfect stitch
with all kiuds o f thread and
all classes of material. Always
ready for use and unrivalled
for speed, durability and qual­
ity of work. Notice th e fol­
lowing points of superiority:
C
C
G1
B
GOOD FOR EVERYBODY
M
Coupon. If
sent C. 0.0.
or on triai
The Head of t.:e A r lin g to n ” s w in g « o:i p a te n t s o c k e t hinge«, firmly held down by a thum b
fe re w . S tro n g , s u b s ta n tia l, n e n t a n d h a n d .jo m c in d e s ig n , and beautifully
ifully oruaniented
ornam ented iu gold.
gold,
Bed p la te h a s ro u n d e d c o rn e r s a n d is in la id o r c o u n te r s u n k , making it flush with top of table,
Highest Arm— S p a c e u n d e r l h e a im i? o i l in c h e s high and 9 inches I long. This will adm it th e
largest akirt.s, a n d even quilts. It l.s Self Threading—Absolutely no lio....
— put
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holes to
thread _ through
e x c e p t e y e o f needle. Shuttle fs c y lin d e r, o p e n on e n d , e n tir e ly self-threading, easy to put in or
la k e o u t; b o b b in h o ld s a la r g e a n io u u t o f th re a d . S titch Regulator i a on the bed o f the machine,
b e n e a th t h e b o b b in w in d e r, n u d h a s a sc a le s h o w in g t h e number of stitches to th e inch, and can
b ; c h a n g e d fro m 8 to :i'J s titc h e s to ¿he in c h . Feed 1» do u b le and extends on both sides o f needle;
n e v e r (nils to t a k e "o o d s th ro u g h ; n e v e r s to p s at aeatns; movement is positive; no springs to
break a n d g e t o u t oi o rd e r; can be ra is e d and lo w e re d at w ill. Automatic bobbin Winder— Fo:
fillin g th e nobhiti a u to m a tic a lly and p e rfe c tly smooth without holding the thread. Machine does
not r u n w h ile w in d in g b o bbin. Light Running— M a c h in e i s easy to run, does not fatigue theoper-
a to r, m a k e s little n o ise a n d se w s ra p id ly . Stitch is a d o u b le lo ck slitch, t h e same ou both sides,
w ill n o t ravel, a n d c a n be c h a n g e d w ith o u t s to p p in g t h e machine. Tension is a flat spring ten ­
sio n , a n d w ill a d m it th re a d iio m 8 to I V) .spool c o tto n w’H hoitt c h a n g in g . N e v e r gets out o f order.
. The Needle is a s tr a ig h t, s e lf-s e ttin g n e e d le , flat on otic side, and cannot be put in wrong. Needle
Bar is round, m alic of c a se hnidcued steel, with oil c u p at the bottom to prevent oil from g e tt i n g
o n th e g oods. Adiustable Benrings— A ll bearing« are case-hardened steel and easily a d ju s te d
w ith a s tr e w d riv e r. All lost m o tio n can he taken up, aud the machine will In st a lif e tim e .
A tta c h m e n ts —E a c h m a c h in e is fu rn is h e d w ith necessary tools and accessories, and in a d d itio n we
f u rn is h a n e x tr a s e t of a tt a c h m e n ts in a v e lv e t lined metal box, free of charge, as follows: One
ru flle r and gatherer, one b in d e r , cue s h ir r in g plate, one set of four hemmers, different widths u p
to V* of a n in c h , o n e tu c k e r , one under braider, one short or attachment fo o t, a n d one t h r e a d
cutter. Woodwork of fin e s t Q u a lity o a k or w a ln u t, gothic cover and drawers, nickel-plated rings
to d ra w e rs , <!re*s guards to w h e e l, and d e v ic e for replacing belt.
n f l N ’ T PAY !?]£” m i c e s f o r p i i v d i r e c t l y o f m a n u f a c t u r e r s a n d
U U n I i H l SEWING MACHINES U U I SAVE AGENT’S AN0 DEALER* PROFITS
OUR G REA T O F F E R . * 2 3 .6 0 (•» u r Special Wholesale Price, but
in o rd e r to in tro d u c e tin s h ig h -g r a d e s e w in g m a c h in e , w e t u a k e a special cou­
p o n offer, g iv in g e v e ry r e a d e r o f th is p a p e r a c h a n c e to g e t a first-class m a ­
c h in e a t th e lo w e s t p r ic e e v e r o ffe re d . O n r e c ■ e P
ip H
t o R
f $ M
i 3 .g
P o N c a s h a n d
w e w ill s 3hip
h ip t h e i a n e w - d e s c r ib e d m a c h in e a n y w h e r e su c u re ly
ty p a d c k , e d i ’
c ra te d , a n d g u a r a n t e e s a fe d e liv e ry . A te n y e a rs ’ w r i tt e n w a r r a n ty s e n t w ith
ench m a c h in e . M o n e y re f u n d e d I f n o t ns r e p r e s e n te d a fte r t h ir ty d a y s ' te s t
tria l. W e w ill s h ip C. O . D. fo r $19.oO w ith p riv ile g e o f t w e n ty d a y s ’ tria l
re c e ip t o f fó.OO n s a g u a r a n te e o f g o o d fa ith a n d c h a rg e s . I f y o u p r e f e r t h i r t y
d a y s ' tr ia l b e fo re p a y in g , s e n d fo r o u r l a r g e illu s tr a te d catalogue w ith te sti-
m o n in ls, e x p la in in g fully h o w w e s h ip s e w in g m a c h in e s a n y w h e r e to any.,
one n t t h e lo w e s t m a n u f a c tu r e r's p ric e s w ith o u t a s k in g one c e n t in advance.
T h e b e s t p la n is to s e n d a ll c a sh w ith o rd e r, a s y o u then save the $1.00 d is ­
count. R e m e m b e r t h e coupon m u s t b e s e n t w ith ord*»-
Or iitiikf unir on er lin ; gli I lu nr alii, n il htm! m tr.
C hair Factory:
K
pETER
LOGGIE,-»
Dr Gibbon
Burial
Caskets
Lowest ,„h Cash Prices. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .
RiNriirg-Coqiille (r«*ht and
s u a n ii f r « b*
-á fc
kUR GRAND OFFER
f
H
w ith
each machine.
T o k e e p o u r g r e a t fa c to ry
b u s y , a n d in tro d u c e e a r ly o u r sp le n - i
d id *98 m o d els w e h a v e co n clu d ed to
m a k e a m a rv e lo u s o ffer d ire c t to th e rid e r.
F o r 3o d a y s w e w ill sell sa m p le s o f o u r
swell ’98 b icy cles a t net cost to manufac­
tu re a n d w ill s h ip , C. O. D. o n a p p ro v a l
to a n y a d d r e s s o n re c e ip t o f th e n o m in a l
aum of $■ .oo (if w e s t o f D e n v e r, $5). T h is ^
d e p o sit is m e re ly to show good fa ith o n p u r c h a s e r ’s
p a r t; if you d o n ’t w a n t to sen d m o n ey in a d v a n c e , se n d
y o u r e x p re ss a g e n t's g u a r a n ty fo r c h a rg e s one w ay a n d
we w ill p a y th e m th e o th e r if you d o n ’t w a n t th e w h eel.
f
Id Highest grade, embodying every late im prove
w
* m*nt of value, 1'4 inch imported tubing, flash
Joints, improved Jwo-piee© cranks, arch crown, large detachable
sprockets, handnomcHt finish and decorations, Morgan A Wright,
quick repair tires, single or double tube, high grade equip- .
$29.00.
m e e t flpscial prie« on earn pis
A splendid machine, equal to any for service and easy running. Beet l 1* inch
W v * aeemleee tnbing, two piece cranks, arcli crown, detachable eprockete, finely
finished and decorated, Morgan A Wright, quick repair tires, single or double tube,
high grade equipment. Our special
sample price..
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____
$24.00.
Beet medium grade for 1308. l*$ inch tubing, striped and decorated, arch
crown, dust-proof bearings, ball retainers, beat Indiana o r New _ . _
Brunswick tiree, standard equipment. Hpocial price on sample.................................. «pIV.UU.
NOTE. C hoice of C o lo r, 5 t y le, H e ig h t o f F ra m e , G e a r, etc. F u lly G u a r a n te e d .
wheel*. Don't wait, order
Ton will be surprised a t the appeanmoe a n d q u a lity o f thi
now while this o ffe r is o p e n . P rtc.ie wilt be m u ch Idgher reoi.p
eo< 1 You ran m ike Big Money
as our Agent, «telling fo r ns. We give oar agents th e ta of cash, tho free use of a aampie
wheel, or gift of a wheel, a c c o r d in g t o w o rk d o n e .
Do You Want Cheap Wheels?
We have numbrrs o f
and W.fl model whpola of various makes and s*!-* a a
s * i z a a
style«, sorje a little shop-worn, but all new..........................................
$ !& .U 0 t 0 $ ! 0 .l l v .
Wheels Slightly Used, Modern Types,
Our business and répétât to n nr
express compatuo*, or any nana
*
S.S.00 to $12.90.
»rongho.it thr c rn n trr. luterano*#, any of the
A rt Catalogue free. Secure agency at ouoe.
The J. L. Mead Cycle Co., - Chicago.