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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1898.
17.
P H Y S IC IA N .
OIT Y. OUKOON.
IL L promptly leapoud to
day or night.
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«alls,
^UGENE PANNENBERG,
ATTORNEY
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LAW
üt»(sir)' P u b l i c .
C O Q U IL L E C I T Y , O R E G O N .
Office in Herald Building. Coquille City, Or.
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Tho
C O M M E R C IA L
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moat modern nr ranged B A R B E R
SHOP in Coquille City.
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor.
C. L .
M O O N,
A tto rn e y and
C o u n s e lo r a t L a w
COQUILLE C ITY . OREGON.
Real Estate and Colleotiona » Specialty.
J0hn
F. Hall,
A t t o r n e y
. a /t - X j a . " W ,
M AR SH FIELD , OREGON.
Dentei in U bai . E stati ! of gtt kinds.
/^ lO Q U IL L E Granae No. 230, Patrons of
\_y Husbandry meet on the 1st Saturday
o f each month at 10 o’ clock a. rn.
N. L o u i e . Master.
K. Pannonberg, S e c . _________________
.O O Q U IL L E W. C. T . U. meets each 2d
\ J and 4th Friday at 3:80 p m.
M as. Q aob , Pres.
Mrs.
Rich, S ' r e t try.
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lyj^YR T LE CAMP, NO. 197, WOODMEN
of the World, meets nt Masonic Hall
1st and 3d Monday nights of each^ month.
. j . S hebwoc ..Consul.
George T . Moulton, Clerk.
OURT COQUILLE, NO. 1«, FORF.ST-
ers of America, meets every second and
fourth Thursday evening, at Masonic Hall
Coquille City, Oregon.
H. N. L obh NZ, C. R.
Guo. O. L baoh , li. S
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('\ EN. L Y T L E POST’, NO. 27. G. A. R.
YJTmeets everv first Monday night (if
each month. Visiting, comrades iu good
standing cordially invited to attend.
H. H, H asxin , Post Cora.
J. Q u ick , Adjutant.
n EN. I i Y T L E . W . R. C . , N O . 9 . M E E T S
\ T in Coquille City on the first and third
Wednesday afternoon in each month.
Mas. W. U xth , Pres.
M bs . Ida H abbtnoto . s . Sec.
/ T H VDWICE LODGE. NO. (H. A. F.
and A. M.. meoti on Sa Mir day e v e n ti"
on or before e*vih fall moon. Vimfctug bl«fch-
rsn cordially invited.
N. L oren /., W. M.
C. W . W h i t e . Sec.
U E L U I CH APTER, NO. <1, O. 13. 8 m
meets Friday evening on or before
each full moon at S o'clock from April 1st
to October 31st, and thereafter at 7:30; and
?aoh fifteen days thereafter at 2 o’clock in
the afternoon.
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M r s . N ob a A. M o E w u n . S u e.
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'IDQUILLK LODGE. NO. OT. I. O . O F..
J meets every S itimi ly evening. > s i t
ing brethren in go j ! standing cordially
invited.
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FUTURE
FINANCIAL LEGISLATION.
MORMONS IN OREGON.
Iloilo lias Fallen.
Arrived at Frisco.
Manila, Nov. 20. — Reports have
San Francisco,
Nov.
21.— On
Ths Late Election Placed It In the Hands of They are Colonizing In Eastern Portions ot
reached here to the effect that Iloilo, hoard Coptic, which arrived from
the Stale.
the Bankers and Their Promoters.
Eu. H e r a l d : The result of the
rtcent elections has placed every
thing into the hands of the Repub
lican party and now the interna
tional bimetallism is laid aside ns
not intended to be of any futher
use than tc catch B u ch ers; and cur
rency legislation is now »bout tlie
only thiug ta engross the minds of
the new bouse and seuate. That
the banks are to dictate the nature
of currency legislation goes with
out question.
The nature
of the
different
measures that have been proposed
it is not my object to discuss fur
ther tliau to notice some of the ob
stacles. ns stated by the Oregouian
of Nov. 19, that would naturally be
in the way of tho McCleary plan in
its present form. Two of them are
stated as being, “ Absence of profit
on circulation based on the new
‘reserve notes,’ and doubtful de
pendence on ability of bauks to
control gold movements through
manipulation of discount rates.”
Of course, any form of currency
that the bankers could not bo mak
ing a profit on is not to be thought
of for a moment, and any failure of
tho banks being able to fully con
trol gold would bo just awful.
Rut wliat I wish to most particu
larly notice is this statement, made
in the same article of the Oregon
ian: “ Something must be done to
secure the gold standard against
the perils of future
elections."
The gold standard must be made
secure at all hazards, even though
after a fair trial it was found to be
unsatisfactory and the people by an
overwhelming vote should decide
they did not longer want it; and it
must be made secure, ns the future
voter is not supposed to know what
is beat tor him; that is, unless he
continues to • vote for tho gold
standard.
it is very hard to tell just what
form of bill they will get through,
but we are led to suppose that it
will be iu the form of a contract
that must run its specified time,
regardless of
how obnoxious it
might bicomc, or what burdens it
might impusG; nnd with provisions
iu it that no future “Re it enacted”
could have any bearing upon it. I
do not propose to even guess at the
wording of the bill, but| it will be
in such a shape that the courts will
finally interpret it about as the com
mon people would interpret the
following:
This indenture witnesseth: That
the congress of the United States
of America, parties of the first part,
for and in consideration of
the
privilege of paying interest on all
money used in all the business
transactions among the common
people, the fact whereof is hereby
acknowledged,
have
bargained,
sold and confirmed unto the hank
ers of America, parties of the sec
ond part, all their right, title, inter
est and authority to issue currency,
which is to be used among the peo
ple in common business transactions
as money; and the coinage of gold,
ihe money which is to be used in
the redemption of all other money,
is to he subject to restriction by
the parties of the second part, in
case of
their being unable to
“ control its movements through
manipulation of discount rates.”
W e, the congress of the United
States of America, parties of the
first part, do hereby covenant with
the hankers of America, parties of
the second part, that we are siezed
in fee of tho rightjj herein trans
ferred, and that we have right to
sell and dispose of the same; nnd
that we will warrant and defend the
same unto parties of tho second
part, their heirs and assigns for the
period of fifty years from this the
first day of April, A. D. 1899, until
the first day ot April, A. I). 1949.
“ against the perils of future elec
tions” nnd “ ill-informed and dema
gogic congressmen.” (See Oregon
ian of Nov. 5th.)
Signed, sealed
nnd delivered this tho first dnv of
April, A. D. 1899
Pendleton, Or., Nov. 15.— W . M.
Pierce, n prominent attorney here,
owner with other Pierces of exten
sive tracts r f lands in the Grande
Roude valley, Union county, Las
cloved a deal with representatives of
tho Mormon leaders for the sale for
$10,000 of a half section of sugar
beet land near La Grande. Resides
this purchase the Mormons bought
500 acres near the Pierce tract for
$15,000 and other reality making
their total expenditures $10,000.
Already they have plotted the land,
surveyed a street through the cen
ter of the entire tract, and divided
the laud into forty-ncro lots. A
MormoU family will be placed on
each forty-acre trnct. Next spring
the Mormons will put up a largo
department store and settle a col
ony of Later Dny Saints.
Already the Mormons have ex
tensive
holdings
in
the
Rlue
Mountains iu eastern Oregon, hav
ing purchased many miles of placer
mining ground nnd some quartz
properties.
Tho parties making tho deal with
Pierce propose to gain a firm foot
ing for Mormonism in eastern Ore
gon. All deeds of sale to tho Mor
mons contain clauses binding the
purchasers to carry out the con
tracts with the beet sugar factory to
raise sugar beets for four or five
years.
HOTEL FIRE AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Baldwin Hotel Destroyed— 800 People in
the House at the time.
San Francisco, Nov. 23.— At 2:35
this morning the Baldwin hotel
caught fire and has been entirely
destroyed. There were 800 people,
guests and employes, iu the hotel
when the fire broke out and a num
ber of these people are thought to
have lost their lives. Manager A. J.
White is one victim, hut heforo lie
gave up his life the gallant follow
saved the lives of threo women.
The tire is said to have started in
the kitchen, and worked its way up
through a llue to the sixth flour, nod
before first alnrm was seut in the
Humes had gained great headway.
Tho cost of the hotel including
the ground and
furniture was
$3,000,000. The building was the
Baldwin theatre. The street floor
was occupied by tho hotel offices,
barroom nnd numerous stores. The
Baldwin theatre was entirely de
molished.
capita', of the island of Pansy, has
fallen into the hands of the Fili
pino
insurgents.
The cruiser
Charleston and the gunboat Con
cord have been seut to Iloilo to in-
j vestigate as to the truth of the re-
: ports.
The American military police
made an attempt to arrest three
disorderly Filipuios last night, and
a tight ensued. Sergeant Price, of
j the Minnesota regiment, was killed,
and three other soldieru— Maher,
Montgomery
nnd
Hoyt — were
wounded. One Filipino was killed
and others arrested.
W hat could not he accomplished
off Santiago has been accomplished
at Manila, viz., the saving of tho
sunken Spanish warships.
The
cruisers Isla de Cuba and Isla de
Luzon, which were sunk during' the
battle of Manila boy, have been
floated and docked at Cavite.
^Patrons of Husbandry.
Concord, N. H ., Nov. 1G— The
32d annual meeting of the National
Grange, Patrons of
Husbandry,
assembled here today.
Master
Aaron Jones, of Indiannpolis, pre
sided. Colorado, Connecticut, Illi
nois, Kansas, Indiana, Maine, M as
sachusetts,
Michigan,
Missouri,
Now Hampshire, Now Jersey, New
York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Ver
mont, Washington and Wisconsin
are represented.
Jahel Robinson, master of tho
Dominion Grunge, Canada, com
pared tho cider in Canada with that
in the United States to the advant
age of the latter.
Tho master in his address recom
mended that tho order continuo its
efforts to have enacted the postal
savings hank law, the national pure
food law, nmenilments to the anti
trust laws, laws to prevent gam
bling iu margins nnd futures, nnd
prevent the owners, lessees and
managers
of public warehouses
from buying grain on their own
accounts and storing tho same in
warehouses controlled by them, to
prevent the mixing of lower nnd
higher grade grain, for the election,
for the election of Unite*! States
senators by popular vole, so secure
tho speedy construction of the Nic
aragua canal by the United States,
and the appropriation of $1,000,000
per year to further extend the free
delivery of
mails in the rural
districts.
Oregon Beet Sugar.
N O . 18 ,
A $65,00 Machine
F or fb Í 8 . 50
M .
Threading
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BLST
the Orient today, was Ex-Queen
Liliuoknlani of Hawaii.
C H C A P C tT
Shipped to auyone,
auyw herc, on 1(1
days’ free trial,
That Latnm B a r k ran Do e u r e a with
Dr. Niles' NEUVE 1‘LAHTEU. Oalv 28c.
Capital Journal: The Oregonian
is having one spell after another be
cause, as it says, Governor Tanner of
Illinois is violating the constitution.
Strange, he looks to distant lands
to find such small errors.
Right
here in Oregon, only fifty miles from
Portland, legislators fairly full over
one another to get to vote for laws
that are unconstitutional.
Even a
roan who recently took official oath
to support that same constitution,
nnd was elected to the highest office
the people of Oregon had to give
away, descended from a high seat to
champion the passage of such a
law
It looks like the unconstitu
tional acts of some people and the
silver planks in many stato plat
forms will yet cuuso it to do some
thing desperate.
Yuma Sentinel: W e live1 in a
laud of high mountains, high collars
and high taxes, low valleys, low
neck dresses and low wages, big,
crooked rivers and big, crooked
statesmen, big lakes, big drunks, big
pumpkins, big men with pumpkin
heads, silver streams that gambol in
the mountains aDd pious politicians
who gamble in tho night, roaring
cataracts and roaring orators, fast
trains, fast horses, fast young men,
roses that bloom the year round nnd
beautiful girls with rosebud mouths,
sharp lawyers, sharp financiers nnd
sharp toed shoes, noisy children,
fertile plains that lie like a sheet of
water and thousands of newspapers
that lie like thunder.
Gen. Meritt expects a renewal of
hostilities with Spain. He says: “ If
Spain refuses to accede to our de.
mands it will show that she has se
cured substantial hopo of assistanee
of European intervention.
Should
Germany take hold of this matter
England will follow suit, and then I.
look for France to put her Huger in
the pie.”
in your ow n
h o m e , without
asking on e «cu t
in advance.
10 y e a r s ' w ritten
w arranty w i t h
each m achine.
A strictly high-grade Sew
ing M a c h'i n e . f i n i s h e d
throughout in tne best pos
sible m anner. It possesses alt
m od em improvements, audita
m echanical construction is
such that in it are com bin ed
sim p licity with great strength,
thus insuring ease o f running,
durability, aud m ak in g it im
possible for the m achine to be
.put out o f order. It sews fast
and m akes a perfect stitch
w ith alt kinds o f thread a n d
all clasacsof m aterial. A lw ays
ready * for
l__ use
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aud ____
unrivalled
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I for spaed, durability and qual
ity o f w ork. Notice the fol
ARLINGTON.'* low in g points of s u p e r io r ly :
The Mead o f the “ A rlington” sw ings on patent socket hinges, firm ly held dow n by a thum b
ferew . SlresjiTi substantial, neat-and handsome in design, and beautifully ornam ented in gold.
Bed plate has rounded corners and is inlaid or countersunk, m akin g it flush w ith top o f table.
Highest A rm —Space under the arm is 5J4 inches high anti 9 iuches lon g. This will adm it the
largest s k ills, am i even quilts. It Is S elf-T hreading—Absolutely no holes to put thread through
except eye o f needle. Shuttle is cylinder, open on end, entirely self-threading, easy to put in or
take out; bobbin holds a large am ount o f thread. S titch R egulator i f on the bed o f the machine,
bem-aih the bobbin w inder, and lias a scale show in g the num ber o f stitches to the inch, and can
b “ chaim ed from 8 t o 82 stitches to the inch. Feed is double and extends on both sides o f n eeui.;
never l.uls lo take «roods through; never stops at seams; m ovem ent is positive; n o spriugs to
break and get out ot order; can be raised nnd low ered at wilt. A u tom atic Bobbin W inder—Fo.
filling the bobbin autom atically and perfectly sm ooth without holding the thread. M achine dots
not run w hile w inding bobbin. Light R unning—M achine is easy to fun, does net fatiguetheopet -
ator, m akes little noise aud sews rapidly. Stitch is a double lock stitch , the same on both sid.s,
will not ravel, ami can he changed without stopping the m achine. T en sion is a ilnt spring \
siou, am i w ill admit thread from 8 to 150 spool cotton without ch an gin g* Never gets out o f or*.
1 he Needle is a straight, self-settiug needle, flat on one side, nnd cannot be put in w rong. Need’ vJ
Bar is round, made o’ i ease-hardened steel, with oil cup at the bottom to prevent oil from pyttiuH
Inga—Aft
case-hardtoed steel amt
and easily adjusted
on the goods. Adiustttbic
Adiustabic Beat in
g »—ATI bearings are case-hardt©ed
achi
with a screw driver. A ll lost m otion can be taken up, aud the m achine will last a lifetime.
Attachm ents—Each m achine Is furnished with necessary tools and accessories, aud in addition wb
furnish an extra set o f attachm ents in a velvet lined metal box, free o f charge, as follow s: One
ruffler rr.ul gatherer, o n e hinder, one shirring plate, one s e t o f four hem m ers, different w idths up
•c J-i o f on inch, on e tucker, one under braider, one short or attachm ent foot, nnd one thread
m iter. W ood w ork o f fir.est quality oak o r walnut, gothic cover and drawers, nickel-plated liugs
- v c r .-, u/cdS guards to wheel, and device for replacing belt
X - ifir t J T D A V lilCH PRICES FOR n i ! V DIRCCTL7 OF MANUFACTURERS AMD
J l l ' i i 3 A » SEWING MACHINES UU 1 LAVE AGENT’S AND DLALER’ S PROFITS
C ' ; R G HEAT C FFE R . $ 2 3 .5 0 is our 5 f -**:I u } W holesale P rice, but
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hi or:it r t c introduce this liich-graae sew ing m achine, w em a k e a special cou- A
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pon offe r, givin g every reader o f this paper a chance ta get a first-class mr-
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ch.'ue ;:t the !o. vest jific e ever offered. On receipt o f $ 18.50 cash and cotipou.
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v.c will ship the r?>ove-describcd m achine anyw here securely packed and
cfated, fiu 'ig 'ia t’ nteessfe delivery. A ten years' written w arranty sent with
each iniu tiiu.-. M oney refunded i f not as represented after thirty days’ test
I vial. W e v. i ship C. O. I), for $10.50 with privilege o f twenty days’ trial cn
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days’
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al: , . containing hilly how w e ship sew ing m achines anyw here to any*
m eat
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at the lowest manufacturer’s pricc3 without asking on e cent in advance.
No. E5 ^
The best plan is to send all cash with order, as you then save the $1.C9 dis
count. Rem em ber the coupon must be sent w ith ord*r
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m GRAND OFFER
To keep our great factory
butty, and introduce early our splen- i
did ’98 m odel» w e have concluded to
make a. m arvelous offer direct to the rider. |
F or 3o days v e w ill sell samples o f our
swell ’98 bicycles ait net cost t o msnufac«
ture and w ill ship, C. O . D . on approval
to any address on receipt o f the nominal
ru m of $i.o<* rif west of D enver, $5). T h is^
deposit is merely to show good faith on purchaser's
part; if you don't Atv.it to send m oney in advance, send
your cypress agent'?, guaranty for cha rges one way and
we w ill pay them the other if you don’t w ant the wheel.
The treasury officials are exercised
over the official warning that lias
com e to them from tire aitthorTRes
in Canada that several cases of pro
nounced leprosy have successfully
eluded the American inspectors and
crossed the line into the United
States.
Reinliold Sadler (Dom.) has been
elected governor of Nevada, by a
majority of about 15 votes over Mc
Millan
(Rep). The silver party
has elected 80 legislators in Nevada
of the total of 40, which insures the
return of Stewart to the senate.
-Arlington"
Sewing Placarne
nw High-Arm
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U igheftt grade, embodying every late improve,
.re i l^r n^.»;
■ - uipnt o f value, IU inch imported tubing, flash
Catholic Clergy Paid by the U- S. Govern
La Grande, Or., Nov. 15.— The
joint«, improved two-piece cranks, arch crown, large detachable
ment.
Oregon Sugar Company banked
fcproekete, hr.udsomot finish aud decorations, Morgan & Wright,
quick repair the*, single or double tube, high grade equip-
their fires in their furnaces on Nov
ment.
Special
price
cn
cam
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San Juan, do Porto Rico, Nov. 22. ember 12, nnd the first sugar cam
The fact that Uncle Sam nnd John
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— Monsiguor Valdez, tho Spanish paign for the state of Oregon was Bull were Reeu together on tho same
h o Q U I L L E ENCAM PM ENT, NO. 25,1
C O S S ^ ^ F* A .’ i'll ndid machine, equal tc auy for service nnd oeey running. BestlH in A
[ j O. O. F ., meets every lirst and third
bishop of Porto Rico, has resigned finished, after nn actual run of 40 float in. the Lord Maror's show in
» *>• a;iilft«! tubing, t> o *?iece c:ai;kr, arch erorrn, detachable sprockets,finely
’ hnrsdays in each month at Odd Fellows
the diocese, alleging that it is im days aud nights. As tho crop this London is no sign that they have
finished i:a i i'corat d , ¿dc.g.ri
V/iip.ht. 1 . 1 : 0 !; repair liras, cinglo or double tabe,
ill. Cordial invitation extended to all vis-
possible for him to serve any other senson is only one-third, the factory definitely clasped allied hands across
dug patriarchs in good standing.
high grade equipment. Onrti *cii:l aami ’.e price....................................................... . $ 2 4 . 0 0 .
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country than Spain.
The local consequently could only run one- the wave.
It may have been only
I. F. BouffuL. Scribe.
medium grade for POP. 1’ j inch tubing, striped and decorated, arch
clergy were paid by the United third the time it will hereafter. a holiday case of half-seas over.
i
rvv>t*l* crown, dant-proof bearing!*, ball retainers, bsst Indiana or Now
U I I K B K B 3K A H L O D O * , NO. » .
States for last September, hut no Therein no disguising tho fact that
Brunswick tires, etan.li.vd equipment. Specinl price on sample..................................»pIz.UU*
I. O . O. F.. meets «very 2d and 4th
An Indiana woman was made to
more money is forthcoming, and ii few if any growers this season made
Wednesdays in each m onth, at Odd Fal
NOTE. Choice r.f C j J lv , Style. Height cf Trane, Geer, eic. f ally Guaranteed.
lows’ hall. Mas. J ulith ConniEB, N. G .
is generally believe tlint Bishop a profit, and many have lost heavily. pay damages to the extent of $126
'-minee
■ : ¡¡ y o f ïbcao wheel.. Don’t wait , e r d «
Y ou will bo eurpriced t th app1
Í. S. L awrence , S.
J ! h., hi.i v e d . Yon con nn k n B I, Moo—
Valdez resigned for this reason. The beet industry this season has for saying that her neighbor’s beauty
I'ricoB will l
now while this offer i ’
!. >. Wo ,'ivo oor
cLotcn of ca.ii, the lie . ueo o t m neinpW
as our Agent, ho J1! i
was
artificial.
But
it
probably
was
Now that government support is been a loss to all directly connected
whoel, or gift o f u v. hi
accertili! rj tr> .VOI
a r m o n y c o u n c i l , n o . 3 j h o f t h e
removed, the future of the Church with it. The Oregon Sugar Company, worth that to her.
Fraternal Aid Association meets tho
2d and UhTueadny evening of each month.
of Romo in Porto Rico will depend while they don’t sav much about it,
iz n t C h C Z D
The sugar xvar is ended. The
S. J. M i l l e r , Pres.
entirely upon voluntary contribu are heavy losers. W hile they manu American Company advanced prices '
Wo httTO numb'm o f
'tu t VYtf turnici
D. F. D e a n . Sec.
stylos, s o n o a litt io «íop.\v«¡:.i, bu», lh I ; ih ::':.
tions.
factured 1,500,000 pounds of sugar at New York last week anil was ]
they should have made 5,000,000 promptly followed liy tho iudepend- ,
Knights of Labor.
pounds. Their loss is apparent. Their ent refineries.
Our bneloret nnd reputation are l u o x n L‘ i.‘',.v'hor.t the country. R-'foronoes, any o f thg
$475,000 will now stand idle for 12
expreso coioptuio*», or t u j bank iu i n ia.go. a i l Catalogue free, bocure Agency at onoe.
The political complexion of tho
Chicago, Nov. 20.— At today’s months. The analysis shows that
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y .
meeting of the Knights of Labor, Mr. J. Frakcs grew beets that con W est Virginia legislature depends
I Opposite City W harf.1
John W . Parsons, of New York, was tained the largest per cent of sugar, on contesteil seats, and will not bo
e e p s o n hand and m a k e s t o
elected general mnster workman by a being 20.3, while Ben Brown’s crop decided until the two houses organ
K -order
flrst-olnas
close vote over the present master made the highest general average. ize.
Fxchange:
A first-rate way to T o tT ie
U r j .i o r f u .n a t ©
workman, Henry H. Hicks, who is
The Salvation Army of the Pacific
kill a newspaper is: Let your sub
also a New lo rk er.
J. D. Schon-
Manufactured from best hard wood.
coast
lias
enlisted
the
services
of
The November New Time is a
J. B. FOX. Proprietor.
faber, of Baltimore, was selected as most attractive number. A beauti several Chinese converts to work scription go, it’s only a dollar or two,
tho publisher don’t need it. If he
a member of the geueral executive
Thin old reliable nnd
fully illustrated article on “ Life iu among their countrymen.
asks for it, get just as mad as you
hoard in the place of Henry Bertock,
m ost sncceanfol spec
the Ruskiu Colony” is from tho pen
can, anil tell him to stop the paper,
ialist in San Frat cis
Muncie, Ind.
Boston was chosen of Herbert N. Casson. The maga
co,
still continues to
you never rend it anyhow; then go
as the place for next year’s con zine contains the first chapter of a
cure nil Sexual and
and borrow your neighbor’s If tho
Sem
inal D iseases,
vention.
All the other general delightful satire, “ How I became a
such as G onorrhea,
editor conics for news, always be
K E E P S C O N STA N T LY ON H AN D
officers were re-elected.
G
l
e
e
t
, S t r i o t u re,
Millionaire,” by Mark Bullufeller, a
busy: make him think your time is
S yp h ilis, in all its
A F U L L L IN E OF
Tho assembly decided to recom j capitalist until now unknown to
worth $100(1 a minute.
When he
form s. Skin Diseases.
mend to tho industrial commission
N e r v o u s Debiliftj
fame. The cartoons, editorials, gen
wants you to advertise, or get some
the repeal of government by in eral information concernicg the
Im potency, Sem inal W eakness and Lose c f
job work done, tell him you don’t M anh ood, tho con sequence o f self-abnse
junction, tho prohibition of the em reform movement and selected mat
need to advertise, everybody knows and excesses producing the follow in g s y m p
ployment
of
children
under
10
tom s: Sallow cou ntenance, dark spots nn
A T
ter make up a grand issue of this
you, and that you don’t need any der the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in
years
of
age,
the
prohibition
of
wat
T h om as B ookm an .
famous magazine. If you aro not
printed stationary, it is too expen- the ears, los.4 o f con fiden ce, diffidence in
Marshfield, Oregon, Nov. 23, 1898. ering Btock by a railroad or corpo already a subscriber to The New
strangers, palpitation o f the
I s i/e , you can use a rubber stamp. approaching
heart, weakness o f tho liml»H nnd back, loss
ration, tha establishment of postal Time send The H k rald a dollar for
|
Never
drop
in
to
see
the
editor
o
f
m
em
ory,
pim
ples on the fa ce, ooughs-
Orders le ft w ith R . S. K nowlton ,
savings banks, government control an annual subscription aud wo will
To Care Constipation rorerer.
1 unless you w ant a free complimentary oonsum ption, e tc.
T ake C b sen rets Candy Cathartic. 10c o r 25a
C o q u il l e C ity , w ill rece’ve prompt
of
railroads,
issuance
of
greenback»
D R G IB B O N has practised in San Fran
** C. C C fail to cure, druggists refund money.
forward it for you. For $2.10 we
notice, ora lengthy obituary for a cisco over OOyears nn } those troubled should
attenton.
by the government direct, election will send The New Time and The
deceased relative. Never recommend not fail to con su lt him and receive the b en
of United States senators by the j H e r a l d for one year. You must
efit o f his great skill and exp erien ce. The
Capital Journal " X — Rays.”
your paper; when you spink of it d octor c u r 's when others fa il. T ry him .
people's vote, election of president
not fail to read this great magazine.
Almost everybody takes some laxativs say, “ Oh yes, wo have a little sheet C U B E S U U A R \N TK E D . Persons cured
sengrr
meJicine to cleanse the system and keep ■
the here, but it don’t am ouit to very at hom e. C harges reasonable. Cali or
Tho flax industry is more worthy i by popular vote, nnd tho initiative
write.
D R . J . F. G IB B O N .
uud referendum.
A story is going the rounds of a blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
of
a
bounty
law
than
the
sugar-
much.” Keep this up a year or two
♦12« KoArney street. San F rancisco Gai.
I E O R G E M A R T IN , o f this placo, has
, man who tried the experiment of ■ LIVER REGULATOR (liquid or powder)
The flax business is
G
established a weekly round-trip paa- beet business.
get all the benefits of a inild and pleasant nnd you will have a dead newspaper
fi
Ci
sender find freight line from Coquilie
City not in the hands of a trust......... The 1
Mr. N. N. Osborn well known at ■mixing sawdust with his chicken I laxative and tonic that purifies the blood
and a dead town.
Passenger
ger fare.
fare, $5, with
wit 50
Before the Bridgeport, Conn ,
to Rose burg,
feed.
Tho
results
were
so
satisfactory
Woodstock,
Michigan,
was
troubled
and strengthens the v.hole system. And
Freight carefully bandied price of sugar has recently been
lbs. of bagage.
bagag
murder
was nnraveled, the chief of
One
of
tlm
ground*
for
n
divorce
more
than
this:
SIMMONS
J.IVER
REGU-
that
he
discontinued
the
use
of
meal
with
a
lame
back.
He
was
per
•
3m*
and ratea reasonable.
more Ilian m is-
■ ,
-.
.. ~
advanced enough to give the grow
I ATOR regulates the Liver, keeps it active in tbc ease of Bark»» vs. Parke*, in police of that city received moro
ers of sugar beets more than a dol- suaded to use Chamberlain’s Pain altogether and fed his chickens en and healthy, and when the Liver is In
C O O S B A Y
Boon after good condition you find yourself free from Marion county, in that Ibr husband than 300 letter* of inquiry from the
Balm. It gave him relief in one tirely on sawdust
| lar a ton. W ill they get it?
night. This remedy is also famous adopting the scheme he set a lieu Malaria, Biliousr*»*, InJigestioil, Sick- railed bia wife " a d — d butterfly,'” parent* of missing girls in various
Ninety-two
For with fifteen eggs. She br night off HraJache anJ Constipation, and rid of nnd yet according to her allegations parts of the country.
Swindled ih» Government Out of Nearly a for its cures cf Rheumatism.
sale by R. S. Knowlton.
i thirteen chirks. Twolvoof them had that worn out anJ debilitated feeling. in the complaint she bad to cut and of the letters were from towns in
Million.
Thfke are all caused by a sluKglsh Liver. carrv her own wood, besides taking Connecticut.
j wooden legs
amd the thirteenth Good digestion and freedom from stomaih
PATERSON. Prop.
Philadelphia Ledger:
When a 1 was a woodpecker.
troubles wiil only be bad when the liver rare of two young children.
St. Paul, Nov. 20. This afternoon
Boston Transcript: W e are foci
s properly at v ork. If trcubled with any
Haanfnetarer of Marble Monuments, Heal- the jury in the case of J. H. South- man becomes great, bis friends’ re
All the troops in western England lazy to lore and to hate, so we slide
M illiam Rockefeller, n multi-mill jf these complaints, fry SIMMONS L[VEj<
stones. Tablets, eto.
member
ninny
things
about
him
ell, on trial charged with selling
ionaire and tax-dodger, is fighting R e g u l a t o r . I h e King of Liver Medl- have been ordered mobilized and into indiffi fence.
.•meterv lots eneloiej with sti.ne roping
that never happened.
important military news cannot be
tho New Jersey officials for a redurt- :iaes, and Better than bills.
o r curbing. Iron ra ilin ". f inished to or forged government time checks, re.
Denver Times: Truth ia always
published iu the London pnpers
The
der. Correqiondence «igicited from parties turned a verdict of guilty.
pB~V.\ l . l t Y P A C K A G B - * *
Philadelphia Record:
The tune tiou o f taxes. He is the fellow who
stranger
thnu fiction, but u t as
living in the country or other towns who swindle is said to have amounted to
which our gunners played on Santi- refiist d to pay a poor_tailor for mend- Ha« th e Z M a o ... in r e .l on w rapper. . without the sauctnm of tho war
m iv wish anything in civ lino of bosinsss, i
II
- < 1 1 ta Ä ( '1
numerous.
$770,000.
' office.
I ago wad the inarch of civilization.
I ing his breeches.
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$ 12.00 to $16.00.
Wheels Slight!»' Used, Modem Types, - - $5.00 to $12.00.
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