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Coquille iitu Metftlà
VOL.
17.
C O Q U IL L E
2JU. J. BURT MOORE,
S p a in
makes
tjEit
l a s t k ic k i have been almost overwhelmed with reply, covering all the points of the
HUROEON ANO PHYSICIAN.
C O Q U IL L E
W
C IT Y .
OUEOON.
I I j L p rom ptly respond to all calls,
day or night.
Accepts the Consequences, But
Very Ill-Naturedly.
£UGENE PANNENBEKG,
ATTORNEY
.Viturj
at
LAW j Treaty
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N .
Office in Herald B uildin g, C oqu ille C ity, Or.
ip ilH
COMMERCIAL *—
C IT Y , O R E G O N , T U E S D A Y ,
Provides that America Pay All Ex
peases ot Repatriation— Spain Will
Retain All Arms.
offer« o f dinners in England, pro coinage laws. In it he quoted the
moted by the desire of prominent1 coinage law passed by congress
!
Englishmen to emphasize the Anglo-j February 12, 1873, providing that
American entente, hut they will re- the standard gold dollar “ should be
mniu in Paris until the day before the unit of value.” On this basis he
sailing for the United States. They argued he was not being puid the
will make formal calls upon Presi full value of the mortgage, as a sil
dent Enure and high officials here j ver dollar’s market value was but
to thank them for official hospitali 38^ cents.
Judge Smith’s decision was that
ties. Unofficial hespilitulity to the!
United States commissioners has 1 the tender of the silver iu payment
been ostentatiously lacking in Paris. for tho mortgage was good, and
accordingly ordered the mortgage
discharged as paid.
Cunning Politics Employed In California.
The case will be appealed to the
supremo court of Michigin. and
San Francisco, Dec. 10.— A tre
from there it is expected it will go
mendous sensatiou has been caused )
to the supreme court of the United
iu political circles here by the
publication of statements by John States.
Madrid, Dec. 11.—The govern
ment entirely approves the memor
TJie i s o .t m odern arranged B A H B E ll
andum of protest against the action
S H O P in C oqnille C ity .
M. I/l. McDonald, Proprietor. of the United States commissioners,
filed by Seuor Montero ltios, at
Paris.
The memorandum protosts agaiuBt D. Spreckles, proprietor of the San
the refusal of the Americans tosur Francisco Call, and M I L DeYoung,
A tto rn e y and
render the securities deposited in proprietor of the Chronicle, to the
C o u n s e lo r at L a w the treasuries of Cuba and Porto effect tbnt W. F. Herrin, chief coun
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y . O R E G O N .
Rico by private Spaniards, remark sel anil political manager of the
ing that ‘‘ never has a civilized nation Southern Pacific Railroad Company,
R eal E state and C ollections a S pecialty.
committed such an act of violence.” made to each of them a proposition
Secondly, it protests against the that he could name any candidate
ultimutnm demanding the Philip for United States senator he chose
pines.
and he (Herrin) would guarantee
0
3
Thirdly, it protests against the the election of the candidate so
MARSHFIELD, OUEOON.
position-in which those Spaniards chosen, providing that the candi
are placed who desire to remain in date was in full sympathy with the
Dealer in R eal E state o f all kinds.
Cuba.
railroad company.
Fourthly, it protests against the
Said Mr. DeYoung;
“ Herrin
O Q U IL L E OrantTe N o. 290. P atrons o f
H usbandry m eet on the 1st Saturday reference to the destruction of the came to mo and told me that he had
o f eaali m onth at 10 o ’ clo ck a. m.
Maine in President McKinley’s mes been requested by Goorge Crocker,
N. L orenz , Master.
sage to congress. On this point the vice-president of the Southern Pa
E. P a n n en berg, Soo.
memorandum says:
cific Compnuy, to tell me that I
jp iO Q U lL L E W. C. T . U. m eets each 2d
•‘Spain has proposed arbitration, would be permitted to name the
V y and 4th Friday at 2:30 p m.
but the United States has refused to next United Stntes senator from
M rs . G aoe , Pros.
M rs. W . R ich . B o o r o t a r y . ___________
give her the right which is granted California. I thanked Mr. Herrin
YBTLB OAMP, BO. 197, WOODMEN to a criminal; namely, the right of for the honor conferred upon roe
o f tilt* W orld, m eets at M asonic Hall defending herself.
The Spanish aud said that I had not yet made up
1st and 3d M onday nightfl o f each m onth.
commissioners leave the care of fix ray mind as to who in my opinion
A. J. S iibrwoc
Consul.
ing the responsibility for the ex would be the best man for the place.
G eorge T . M oulton, Clerk.
plosion to the entire world, which
“ This reply did not prove satis
tO U R T C O Q U IL L E , N O . I*. F O R E S T - will say whether those are respon
factory. Mr. Herrin continued the
/c*rs o f America, m p etseverv second and
fourth Thursday evening, at M asonic H all sible who desire the truth, or thoso conversation and very broadly in
C onnilie C ity. O regon.
refnsiug to seek it.”
timated that if I would name a man
II. N. L orenz , C. R .
The newspapers generally express friendly to tho interests of the
G eo . O . L eacii . It. N
relief nt the signing of the treaty. Southern Pacific Company the houor
/ a K\. LYTLE PORT, NO. 27, O. V. it. Thu independent organs, most of of doing so would be given to me,
V X m e e ts everv first M onday n ig h t o f j
each m on th . V isitin g com rades in good the provincial papers and the Carl- and he eveu ivent so far as to say
stand ing cordially in v ited to attend.
ist and republican journals attack in so many words that if I named
15. H. H askin , P ost Com.
both political parties, conservative such a man the company would ue-
J. Q u ic k , Adjutant.
and liberal,reproaching them equally cure his election, and that the sen
'I EN. L Y T L E . W. It. C .. N O. 9. M E E TS with having brought the couutry to ator so elected would be my tool.
( , X in C oqu ille C ity on the first and third the present pass.
I continued to decline tbo proffered
W ednesday afternoon in each m onth.
M rs . W. H it e . Pres.
El Imparcinl alone publishes the privilege and the interview closed.
M rs . Id a I I aubiwoton . B oo .
contents of tho treaty, which pro
“ I was at a loss to understand the
duces a less unfavorable impression real purpose of Mr. Herrin’s visit,
/N H A D W I O K L O D G E . NO. «*. A. F.
! am \
M .. m e e t, on B stim lny oven i-is than hud been expected, owing to but I was not left long in the dark.
on or Itefore enoh full m oon. V isitin g breth tho commercial and other conces Mr. Herrin went immediately
to
ren oordinlly invi tod .
sions to Spain.
two friends of mine and sought to
N . IiOKENZ. W. M.
El Liberal says: “The Paris ne induce them to use their influence
C . W . W h i t e . S ec.
gotiations offer a far sadder Rpetaele with me to have mo name Dan
U E b A H C H A P T E U . N O. (!. O. E. 8 ..
After having
m eets F riday even ing on or b efore than the ships which are to bring j Burns for senator.
each fa il m oon at S o 'c lo c k from \;iril 1st back our repatriated soldiers,deplor clone this he again came to me nnd
to O ctob er :11st. and thereafter at 7:80: and
proposition lie had
saoh fifteen days thereafter at 3 o’ c lo c k in able as the condition of the latter is.” repeated tho
Tho cabinet, it is said, will meet previously
I be a ftern oon .
made.
Being then
M as. J ennie U osb , W . M ,
the cortes intact.
Seuor Sagasta | advised of his leal iutentions, I
Mas. N ous A. X o K w M , S ac.
will ask an indemnity hill for the gave Mr. Herrin a fiat refusal.
The
i-J Q U IL L E L 'ID G E , NO. B». I .O . (). F.. cession of tho Philippines.
“ About this time I learned from
J meets every S stn r.itv even in g. V isit cabinet will then declare, ns it finds
John D. Spreekels that Herrin had
in g brethren in good standing cordially :
itself at a crisis, that it cannot ad made a similar proposition to him.
i “ Tited'
J . A. S eed . N .O .
mit an 7 debate, and will, therefore, After consultation, we decided to
J . S. L vwrencu . R. S.
demand the immediate adoption of uurnaak the railroad attorney and
¿ " lO Q U I L l.E E N O A M P M E N l'. N O . ‘Jo. T. , the bill, after which Senor Sagasta thus learn his real intentions.
Ac
V J O . O . F.. m eets every lira', and third will submit tho question of confi
cordingly, a telephone mossnge was
Thn rsdays in each m onth at Odd Fellow s'
hall. C ordial invitation extended to all vis- dence to the quoen regent.
sent to Herrin requesting him to
i tin g patriarchs in good sta n d in g .
El Hera]do says the government meet Mr. Spreekels in his office nt
* F
K . E. B uck , C. P .
believes that iu the present cir Third nnd Market streets, no iuti-
G . F. B o o t h .I* Scribe.
cumstances the holders of the Phil infttion having been given that I was
a m ie
iie b b k a h
l o d g e , n o . 20 , ippines debt will accept the arrange
to be present.
Herrin complied
I. (). O. F.. meets every 'JJ and 4th
W ednesdays in each m on th , a t O l d F el ment arrived at, and considers the immediately with the request, nnd
lows’ halt. Mas. J u l i t i i CoLt.teu, N. G . Cuban bondholders should demand was ushered into the room where
J. 8. L awbunue 8 .
of the future government of Cuba we were. Be wna,no surprised and
AUM ONV C O U N C IL. NO.IVU O F T H E a fulfillment of
tho contract by taken back that ho leaned against
Fraternal Aid A ssociation m eets the
2d and M hTnesdav evening o f each m onth. claiming a mortgage on the cus tho wall for support until he could
8 . J. M il l e u , Fres.
toms, which guarantee the debt.
recover himself.
D . F . D ean . S ec.
_____
“ I asked Herrin how it war that
DETAILS OF THE TREATY.
Paris, Dec. 11.— The United he had made practically the same
States peace commissioners rested proposition to Mr. Spreekels and
today after the long strain of daily myself. He hemmed and halved,
sessions with the Spaniards, the in pulled out a cigar and stuck tho
C O Q U IL L E C ITY .
tensity of which they hardly real wrong end of it in his month, and
I O pposite C ity W h a rf.1
ized until it'was over. Warm per fiually stammered out something
eeps on
hand
and m akes to
sonal friendships and mutual regard about tho delay that had been
order first-olass
have arisen between the two com made in making a reply to his prop
I then asked him point
missions ns tho result of their ex osition.
tended controversy’ at close quarters blank ‘ Who is the railroad’s candi
M anu factu red from best hard w ood.
7. B. F O X . P rop rietor.
Today several members of both date for United States seuator?’
“ His reply was, ‘Colonel Dan
commissions exchanged calls. The
American commissioners unoffici Burns is the railroad's candidate.' ”
Mr. Spreekels’ statement is simi
ally informed the Spaniards they
tr1
would bo glad to have tho two com lar to Mr. DeYoung’s.
These developments are of the
missions dine together. The reply,
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND which, like the invitation, was con utmost importance, apart from the
A FULL LINE OF
veyed diplomatically through a third scuutorsbip, ns the alienation of
party, was that the Spaniards would Spreekels and DeYoung leaves the
be most pleased, but feared it would Southerern Pacific Railroad Com
be inadvisable because it might bo pany and the Huntington interests
misconstrued nt Madrid, where without conspicuous newspaper sup
already much feeling exists against port on the coast.
the Spanish commissioners.
Several members of the United Sliver Dollars Are a Legal Tender— A
Orders left, with R. S. K nowlton , States commission were inclined at
Michigan Court so Decides.
C oquille C ity , will rece've prompt first to publish the text of the treaty
attenton.
______________ __ but Senator Frye made a Btrong
Pontiac, Mich., Dec. 13.—Judge
plea yesterday for tho observance of j Smith rendered his decision in the
courtesy toward the United States I case of Stephel) A. Baldwin vs Fred
seiiffur Route.
senate, and liis arguments prevailed. A. Baker, in favor of the former.
The circumstances leading up to
Further details, however, have
y E O KG E MAK'ITN. o f this place, has
J eatnidished
established a weekly ron
ronnd
nd-trip
t n p p:
pas- been learned as to the wording of the suit were these:
s e n g e r e n d freigh t line from C oqn ille City the treaty, which provides that Cuba
Baldwin owns a farm in Blootn-
• Roeehnrg.
— -
“ Passenger
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to
fare.
with SO
at $3000, and upon
lb s. o f bagage.
F reight ca refu lly handled is to be relinquished and that Porto ; field valued
and rates reasonable.
d m * Rico and the Philippines are to be which Baker holds a mortgage w hich
ceded. The Americans are to pay was obtained by assignment from
0 0 0 3
B A Y
for the repatriation of tho Spanish its original holders, December 13,
troops from all the colonies. The 1807, and there was due of interest
Spaniards are to return all prisoners nnd principal upon the mortgage
held by them. They are to retail) $304. In payment Baldwin tend,
possession of all military stores and ered Baker 304 silver dollars, which
C. W. PATERSON. Prop.
Baker at
munitions of war in the Philippines, { he refused to accept.
M anufacturer o f M arblo M onam ents, Hen I- ! and o f such ships as have not been once began steps to foreclose the
ston es. T a b lets, e tc .
captuicJ. The commercial treaties mortgage. Baldwin filed a bill in
oem etery lo ts enclosed w ith ston e cop ing between the two nations, which tho chancery, asking that the mortgage
cr ca rb in e . Iron railin gs fa m is h e d to o r
d er. C orrespondence s olicited from parties war ruptured, arc to be renewed at be discharged, inasmuch as he had
liv in g in the eoantrv o r oth er tow ns who the convenience of the two nations. tendered payment to Baker.
tnsv wish a nythin g in m y lin o o f bnsiness. 1
Baker filed a lengthy answer in
Tho United States commissioners
U u a u r lv t
•
- U beo
“ C. L. M O O N ~
John F. Hall,
_A.tt rn.e r . at -
C
M
C
B
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M
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Chair Factory^
K
R A W H ID E : C H A IR S.
pETER
LOGGIE,.
BANDON. O R ,
Burial _A.T C askets
Lowest Cash Prices.
Ros!“bur"-Ot|iiillc froiplit ami I’a.s-
C
ml Sion Works
Protests Against Acquiring the Philippines.
Washington, Dec. 12.—Iu the
senate today Hoar and Hale pre
sented a resolution of citizens
of their several state» remonstrat
ing against the extension of Ameri
can soverignty over the Philippine
islands and against the acquisition
of foreign territory without the
consent of the people of such ter
ritory.
Pettigrew introduced a
bill
authorizing M. Bartlett to raise the
battleship Maine. Hoar introduced
the following renolutiou:
“ That the committee on military
affairs be instructed to inquire and
report whether some policy may not
be established by law, by which
soldiers of the regular army who
have families or pareuts depending
on them for support, or whose edu
cation or opportunities for business
will be seriously intefereil with by
continuance in service, nnd who en-
listed for the war under assurances
they would be held while the war
lasted, may be promptly discharged
and their places ns far ns necessary
bo filled with new recruit«.”
DECEM BER
20 , 1898 .
William Jennings Bryan Resigns.
Washington, Dec. 12.— All doubts
respecting Conlonel William Jen
nings Bryan are now removed by
tho receipt by the war department
of a telegram from him stating ho
has mailed his resignation, approved
by the division and corps command
ers.
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Military Governor of Uuba.
Washington, Dec. 13.— Major-
General Brooke arrived in Wash
ington today, and was closeted for
more than nu hour with Alger. He
then proceeded to tho White House,
and when he returned to the war
department it was formnlly an
nounced that the president had des
ignated him to be military governor
of Cuba.
Each of the six provinces will
have its own military governor, and
all will receive instructions directly
from Brooke.
Our New Possessions.
Our newly-acquired islands num
ber more than 2000— they have j
never been counted, aud still less ,
accurately survoyed. But the best
statistics available yield the follow
ing results as to areas in square ;
miles:
Cuba......................................... 43,000 I
Porto R ico............................
3,550
Hawniiau groupe..................
0,040
The Philippines................... 114,000
The Stilus..............................
1,000
The Carolines......................
1,000
Guam iu the Ladrones........
500
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Cuba is about the size of New wc
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each machine. Jloney refunded if not ns represented after thirty da vs’ test
York, Ohio or Alabama.
trial. Wc wi't ship C. O. D. for $19.50 with privilege o f twenty days’ trial i n
Porto Rico is a little smaller than receipt o f $5.00 as a guarantee o f good faith and charges. I f you prefer thirty ' If sent with culrt A
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I StwIngKacF’'« w
The Hawaiian islands are a little one at the lowest manufacturer’s prices without asking one cent iu advance.
No. 63 N *1
The best plan is to send nil cash with order, as you then save the $1.00 dis
smaller than New Jersey, the larg count. Remember the coupon must be sent with ordur.
T w o 1‘ o i n l c f l « ( I l e s l l o u s a n s w e r e d . est island, Hawaii, is about the size
-$ £ - 0 i’ make your order through the Herald, without extra e o st.-^ ’
AVhat is the use of making a bet of Delaware.
Tho
Philippines
cover
a
land
ter article than your competitor if
you can not get a better price for it? space about the size of New York
Ans.— As there is no diffe-en^e and the New England states to
in the price the public will buy gether. Luzon, on which Manila
T o k eep o u r p re a t fa cto ry
only the better, so that while our is situated, is not much smaller
b u s y , a n d in t r o d u c e e a r l y o u r s p le n - ^
than
New
York.
profits may be smaller on a single
d id ’98 m o d e ls w e h a v e c o n c lu d e d t o
All the new dependencies to
sale they will be much greater iu
m a k e a m a r v e lo u s o f f e r d ir e c t t o th e rid e r.
gether are about equal iu area to
aggregate.
F o r 3 o d a y s w e w ill s e ll s a m p le s o f o u r
the
New
England
states,
New
York,
How cau you get the public to
s w e ll ’ 93 b i c y c le s a t n e t c o s t t o m a n u fa c
Pennsylvania
and
New
Jersey.
know your make is the best?
t u r e a n d w ill s h ip , C . O . D . o n a p p r o v a l
In annexing lands we annex pop
If both articles are brought
t o a n y a d d r e s s o n r e c e ip t o f th e n o m in a l
ulation
also.
Those
are
as
follows:
prominently before the public both
a u m o f $ i . o o ( i f w e s t o f D e n v e r , $5). T h is ^
Cuba — 1,500,000; 05 per cent
are certain to be tried and the
deposit ia merely to show good faith on purchaM*’*
public will verv quickly pass white.
p a r t ; i f y o u d o n ’ t w a n t t o send money in advance, send
Porto
Rico—
1,000,000;
00
per
judgment on them aud nso only ti e
y o u r e x p r e s s a g e n t ’s g u a r a n t y f o r charges one way and
cent
white.
better one.
w e w ill p a y t h e m t h e o t h e r i f y o u d o n ’ t want the wheel*
cent
Hawaii—
90,000;
per
This explains the lnrge snle on
white.
Chamberlain’s
Cough
Remedy.
^ f (2 f f B f
Highest grade, embodying every late improve»
mostly
Philippines—-8,000,000;
_ ment o f value, lhi inch imported tnbing, flash
Tho people have been using it for
joints, improvod two-piece cranks, arch crown, large detachable
years and have found that it can al Orientals.
sprockets, handsomest finish and decorations, Morgan A Wright,
Sulus, Carolines aud Ladrones—
ways be depended upon. They may
qnick repair tires, single or doable tube, high grade equip.
Mainly
barbarous.
occasionally take up with some fash-
ment. Special price on samplo.............................................................................................
A rough estiinato would place tbe
ionble novelty put forth with ex
.j* A splendid machine, equal to any for service and oney running. Best I K lneh
aggerated claims, but are certaiu total population of all the Islands
^
softinloas tubing, two piece cranks, arch crown, detachable sprockets, finely
to return to the one remedy that at about 10,000,000.
finished
and
decorated, Morgan & Wright, quick repair tiree, singlo or double tube,
There are hundreds of islands in
they know to be reliable, aud for
high grade equipment. Ourspocial sample price.............. ........................................
coughs, colds and croup there is the great Caroline Archipelago,
Beet medium grade for 1698. 1% inch tubing, striprd and decorated, arch
nothing equal to Chamberlain's scattered over fifteen hundred miles
_______________crown, dust-proof bearings, boll retainers, beet Indiana or New
Cough Remedy. For sale by R. S. of the middle Pacific east of the
Brunswick
tires,
standard
equipment. Special price on sample.............. ...................
Philippines and south of the La-
Knowlton.
N O T E . Choice of Color, S t y l e , H e ig h t of F r a m e , G e a r , e t c . Fully Guaranteed.
droues.
They
have
a
total
popula
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Yon will bo ourprised nt the appearance and quality o f tlieso wheels. Don’t wait,_order
tion of 500,000 and are fertile.
ces will bo much higher soou. You enn make B ig Money
now while this offer is open. Prices
W ILL ENFORCE FOOD LAW.
The climate is pleasant nnd the
________
_ t, p< iling
__ for us, We giro our ugents choico of cash, tho tree use of a sampkl
on cur A jcn
wheel, or gift of a v. heel, accoriliug to work dono.
small hills nro said to abound with
Commlss'oner Baker to Prosecute Swindl
precious metals.
ing Dealers.
The natives, chiefly of the Malay
Y/. have nun i> tp c f
and 1897 ruodol wheels o f various makes nnd
nn i .
aa
stylos, some a littlo shop-worn, but all new.......................... .................
lO $ 1 0 .UU*
In speaking of the sale of adult race, are fishermen nmt sailors.
The
towns
and
cities
are
ancient,
erated foods yesterday, \V. W. Baber,
dairy and food commissionei, said: and nearly all tho principal build
“ I am pleased to noto an active ings nro convents nnd churches.
C sr businesfi nnd reputation nro known thronghout the country. References, any o t th t
Aside from these no building aspires
express companies, or any bank in Chicago. Art Catalogue tree. Secure agency at onoe.
growing sentiment iu favor of yre-
to
more
than
one
story.
venting the sale of unwholesome and
The Sulu islands— numbering
adulterated foods, and I believe
that The Oregonian is entitled to 150, but very small—stretch for 200
the credit of stimulating this senti miles southwesterly from Mindnuo
Don't Tobacco Spit aud SmcKc Your Mfe Awny. i
to Borneo.
ment.
To quit tobacco eusily and forever. l»c mag
They formerly were noted as re
“ Our state law reads:
notic, full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To*
“ Section 1. It shall be unlawful treats for pirates, where, owing to Bnc. tho wrnder-workcr, that makes weak men
innumerable chnnuelB, tho pirates strong. All druggists, 60c or 91. Cure guaran
for any person or persons to sell or
teed
Booklet and sample free. Address
Thin oltl reliable And
exchange any unwholesome, un could eludo pursuit.
Sterling Remedy C a, Cblcagc or New York.
m ost RiiccpflHfal ftpee-
Tho Archipelago was ruled by a
iftliot in San F ra to i»-
clean, tainted or diseased foods of
despotic Sultan until 1878, when
oo, still continues to
any kind whatever.”
cure
all S exual and
Indianapolis News: Tho plain
Defiuing that which shall con Spain annexod it by conquest.
S em inal D iseases,
truth is that tho pension bureau
Tho
population
is
estimated
at
such
as G on orrh ea ,
stitute an adulteration, our law
Las been worked ns a great politi •,
G l e e t, S t r ; o tn re,
(paragraphs 4 and 5) reads, “ If it 75,000, of whom fully 00,000 are
S
y
p
h
ilis,
in all its
cal machine. l ’ens:ons have been ¡
form s, Skin Diseases,
is an imitation or is sold uuder the savnges.
allowed
for
the
purpose
of
holding
There are three groupes of these
r* •
N e r v o u s Dobility,
name of auother nrticle; if it is
the soldier vote. Corrupt and ras Iunpotency, Sem inal W eakness nnd Loss c f
colored%coated, polished or pow islands, named nfter tho principal
M anhood, the con sequ en ce o f self-abuse
inlands oi each— Sulu, Baseelan and cally pension agents have besieged ¡ and excesses producing the follow in g s y m p
dered, whereby damaged is con
congress with demands for liberal tom s: S allow cou n ten a n ce, dark spots un
cealed; or if it is made to appear Tawee-Tawce. Sulu, in the middle,
the eyes, pain in the head, rin gin g in
pension laws, nnd have tempted I der
the ears, loss o f con fid en ce, diffiden ce in
better or greater value than it really is about twice the size of Staten Is
many men who had no shadow of approaching strangers, palpitation of the
land,
New
York,
Towee-Tawee,
on
is; provided, however, that salt and
weakness o f the lim bs and b ack, lose
right to apply for a pension iu o heart,
f m em ory, pim ples on tho faoe, cougha-
nnnotto, or butter color in which tbe south, is about the same size,
order that the agents miqht p e t ! con sum ption. e tc.
while
Baseelan,
at
the
north
is
aunotto is the principal ingredient,
their fee. It is time that the scandal i DU. G IB B O N has practised in San Fran
shnll not be considered an adulter somewhat larger.
cisco over 30 years an 3 those troubled should
According to the geographical was stopped.
not fa il to con su lt him and receive the ben
ation when used in dairy products.”
efit
o f his great skill and exp erien ce. The
“ Section 1 forbids the snle of much lines run by the American peace
A section of the Philippine d octor cu rrs when others fa il. T ry him .
|
commissioners,
Tawee-Tawee
is
not
fruit now being offered for sale in
insurgents
called
tho guards C U K E S G U A R A N T E E D . P ersons cured
at hom e.
C harges reasonable.
Call or
our markets. Paragraphs 4 and 5, included in our demand.
of honor, who are opposed to write.
D K . J . F. G IB B O N .
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02.r
»
Koarney
street.
San
Francisco
Cal.
secth o 7, apply to the working over
Aguinaldo, have captured Nan Igno
Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and iu the province of l ’ agnnsinan, is
of bulk, tub or firkin butter, and
making it into rolls or prints, nnd Diarrhoea Remedy can always be land of Luzon, nt the instance of
The thermometer registered 7
branding it in any way other than depenned upon nnd is pleasant nnd the Spanish priests.
deg. abovo zero nt Likeview last
safe
to
take.
Sold
by
R.
S.
Kuowl-
to establish its true character.
Thursday night.
Spain will not cede an island in
Growers who sell, and dealers in ton.
France has decided to issue a
the Caroline group to tho United
fruit, as well as butter-makers nnd
“ That Harkins will case which States.
Germany will probably | new loan of 270,000,000 francs to
dealers, may tnko notice that I shall has been in the courts for several
buy the islands and Washington build an Indo-Uhineae railway.
enforce our state law.”
years will soon be settled now,”Hi»id
¡ officials expect that the kaiser will
The firm of Colburn. Fuller A
Lawyer Habeas.
“ Yes.” assented
It is said that Saturday has been Lawyer Corpus, “ I understand that Í sell them to the United States.
' Co., Boston, boot and aboe manu
a fatal day to the royal family of the property is about all gone.”
Horace Mnnn: If any man seeks facturers, assigned last week. Lia
Britain for the last 183 years.
for grcaincss let. him forgpt great bilities, $300,000.
He— Would you consider it a
William III. Queen Anne, George
ness aud ask for truth, and he will
A son of E. Ellis, aged about 13
I, George II, George III, George IV, ! liberty if I offered to kiss you?
1 find both.
years, a student nt the Ashland Nor
the Dutchess of Kent, the Prince 1 She—It would not bo liberty, but
mal school, had his ]pg broken
Consort, the Duke of Albany, all license. You can procure it at the
........
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while playing foot-ball Friday.
I office of tho county clerk.
1 died on that day.
* All d a I d ballistic a i>. Dr. M ile.' P sln P ill*
m GRAND OFFER
$24.00.
KkONQTxe
Do You Want Cheap W heels?
Wheels Slighliy Used, Modern Types,
$8.00 to $12.00.
The J. L, M ead Cycle Co., - Chicago.
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Dr Gibbon