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Newspaper Page TextS'. Maquille Çitu Krralò. fi A & V O L. COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 17. J J U . J. U U R T M OO RE, S U R G E O N AN D P H Y S IC IA N . C O Q U IL L E W CITV, O llE O O N . I L L prom ptly respond to all culls, dav or iiignt. £UGENE PANNENBEKG, ATTORNEY at H o la r j r u b l i r . LAW C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N . Office in Heruld B uilding, C oqu ille City, Or. ip H E The C O M M E R C IA L -i----- “ m ost m odern arranged HA.UBEU » H O P in C oquille C ity . M. M. McDonald, Proprietor. ~ c. l . m o o n TT A tto rn e y and C o u n s e lo r at L a w C O Q U IL L E C IT Y . O R E G O N . R eal E state and C ollections a S pecialty. John F. Hall, Old Clary Everywhere. Havana, Jan. 2.— It developed I today that the company of the In- diuna regiment which waved the Cuban Hag during the parade yes- i terday was not arrested, an cabled j last nioht. Investigation showed 1 that the Hugs were distributed to them by Cubans iu the crowd, and the act of waving them was thoughtless and not prearranged. Twenty-five > Cuban horsemen, well mounted and armed, joined the column at Prado, rode to Central Park and debouched into a side street. They aroused considerable enthusiasm. Three bluejackets from the Texas, at about 12:30 yesterday, rowed to the wreck of the Maine and hoisted a large Stars and Stripes to the peak of the wreck. The Hag was saluted by tho shipping in the har bor. Au immense American flag was also hoisted on top of a 200-foot spur at the naval dock where it could be seen for miles around. ----* -A .t t 0 r n . e 3 r . a t - L a w , MARSHFIELD, OREGON. -------------------- Afulnaldo's Flag is Floating Over Iloilo. Washington, Dec. 28.—Iloilo,one of the most important seaports of Dealor in R eal E state o f nil kinds. the Philippine islands, has fallen O Q U IL L E Granire No. 299, Patrona o f the insurgents. H usbandry m eet on tho 1st S aturday into the bauds of The Spaniards hare fled. o f each m onth at 10 o’ c lo c k a. ra. Just before noon a cablegram was N. L orenz , Master. E . P a n n en b org, S ec.________________________ received from OtiB which confirmed O Q U IL L E W . C . T . U. m eets each '.»if the fears of the officials as to hap and 4th Friday at 2:80 p ra. penings at Iloilo. Otis stated that M r s . G aoe , Pros. the American expedition leached M rs. W . R ich, Seoretary. ^ that place too late, the insurgents Y R T iE C AM P, NO. 107, W O p D M K N o f t'le W orld, m eets at M a sonic Hall having taken possession of the city 1st and 3 1 M onday nights o f each m onth. on the 2Gth, thirty-nine hours prior A. J . S hhbwoc ., Consul. to Capt. Potter’s arrival. Aguin- G eorge T . M oulton, C lerk. uldo’s Hag lloats over the city. It is presumed Otis will demand IOUEKT C O Q U IL L E , NO. 18, F O R E S T - /ors o f America, m eets every second and tho surrender of Iloilo into his fourth Thursd iv evening, at M asonic H all hands ami this demand may at once C oqu ille C ity, Oregon. H. N. L orenz , C. R . raise the issue between tbe insur G ho . O . L kaoh , R . S gents and our own government of ^"1 EN. L Y T L E P O S T , NO. 27, G . A. R . the possession of the islands. v X m e a t s every iirst M onday n ig h t o f The province of Iloilo is set down each m onth. V isitin g com rades in good in official directories as having a sta n d in g cordially in v ited to attend. B. H. R a s k in , Post Com. population of 172,000, and is the J. Q u ic k , Adjutant. second seuport city iu importance / " I EN. L T T L E . W. II. C ., NO. 0. M E E T S iu the Philippine group. C C M PEACE TREATY IN THE SENATE. EDUCATORS FINALLY ADJOURNED. Received and Sent to the Foreign Relations Resolutions Expressing Dissatisfaction With Committee — Brief Accompanying Kuykendall U w . Message. Washington, Jan. 4.— When the senate went into executive session today the peace treaty, which had just been received from tho presi dent, was laid before the senate by senator Frye, who occupied the chair m the absence o f the vice- president. The treaty was not read, but the president’s message, accom panying it, was. This was a simple letter of transmittal, without any word of recommendation or sug gestion, and was only a few lines in length. On motion of Senator Davis, ¡the treaty was referred to the commit tee on foreign relations and ordered printed for the use of the senate. No order was made looking to mak ing the treaty public, but it is un derstood thnt this will be done after the treaty is passed upon by the committee. Davis entered a motion to make the treaty and proceedings of the commission public, but upon sug gestiou of Allison, ho withdrew the motion for tho purpose of allowing the committee to act on it. A meeting of the committee on foreign relations has been called for Friday, and it is probable the oommittee will then bring in a res olution for publication of both treaty and proceedings. --------------- —« » » « -------------■ Late Literary News. Before adjournment yesterday the school superintendents approved the main features of the Daly school bill. Only fitful flashes of the storm were to be seen. The state-paper clause of the Daly bill was preferred by the normal- school people, but the college peo ple were not satisfied, as their grad uates, they thought, ought to be entitled to enter examinations for state papers at once, though not for county papers. The vote, how ever, was in favor of the proposed lAw. The following resolutions were adopted: “ Be it resolved, by the depart ment of seperintendence of the Or egon State Teachers’ Association, in regular session assembled: “ First, That we condomn that portion of the Kuykendall school law (senate bill No. 68, passed by tbe special session of tbe legisla ture), which, in the country dis tricts, takes from parents having children to educate, the right to vote on the questions of building schoolhouses, borrowing money, levying school taxes and petitioning for the division or consolidation of school districts; that vn regard such portion of the act as injurious to the educational interests of the state, and as not justified by public needs or public sentiment; that we request the regular session of the legislature to repeal promptly such portion of the net, and to attach the emergency clause to Buch re peal. “ Second— That the qunlitcations for voters at all school elections and meetings should be uniform in nil districts in the state hnviog less than 4U00 population (those districts having three directors), and should include householders (fathers and widows) having children of school age in the district, and taxpayers, male and female.”— Evening Tele gram. 10, 1899. Living Jewels. Hatred is the father of murder. Envy is a decayed walking stick. Lies are sparks from Satan’s tongue. A clear conscience is tbe softest pillow. Scandal is poison from the adder’s tongue. Love is the golden band that binds together tbe uoiverse. True beauty has its nesting place within the heart Joy comes in the basket of good deeds. Temperance is the diamond setting of the soul. Hopo is the star that never sets within the true heart Life is too short in which to do ail the good deeds the noble soul longs to do. Tears are tbe crystals of sorrow from the soul’e press. Don’t give your father his meals on an old broken plate. Save it for yourself when you are old. Never be unkind to the aged, for there might be a possibility of your self being old some time, and then you will know how it is. ---------------------------------------------------- Ltzarus and the Rich Man. “ You sec, it was die way," said the old darkey preacher, giving his version of the parable of Lazarus and the rich mau. “Dar wuz a rich man named Degrees, en likewise a po’ man named Lsthurus. Well, Lathurus come ‘long ’bout Chris’- mns, and bein’ all stove up wid de rheumatiz en threaten’ wid de small pox, he set down fer ter res’ his- self Tougside der rich mau’s gate; en’ Lathurus bein’ hungry, holler out: ‘Chris’mus gif’!’ Rut the rich ronn tell him: ‘Go ’way furn heali, man? I ain’t got ez much ez n crumb fer yer?’ En den the dogs come out and chnse him off. But sec de prevention er providence. De rich man overeat hisself, and wake up stone dead, en hotter’n de sun in Augus’. En he look ’round en say: ‘ Where is I?’ En de debil answer: ‘My son, yon’s iu de fire department, which you iined last night.’ Den the rich nuro say: ‘I wish you, please suh, tell Kunnell Latherus to turn on the hose on me, knso die heh’s the hot stuff?’ But de debil make answer: ’Yo’ fr’en Christmas with Mister Abraham; eh he done sent word that ho ain’t got time to fool wid you. Y o u ’ b m y meat now, en I gwine ter bri’le yer till yer plumb brown!’ ” N O . 24. A $65.00 Machine *»• Tke Improved A rlin g to n ” Sewing PUcftine New High-Arm S e lf- $ 1 8 .¿ o Thj-eadififl NEW HOM E STYLE LATEST • £ *T CHEAPEST Shipped to anyone, anywhere, on ITJ day»* free trial, in your o vr n h o m e , without asking one cent iu advance. 10 y e a r s ’ writteti warranty w i t h each machine. J $19.50 | l . f Coupon, lent C. 0. o- or on triât ARLINGTON.” A atrictly high-grade Sew ing M a c h i n e , fin I s h e a throughout iu the best p*m- ■ible milliner. It pos»tHue's nil modern improvements.audit* mechanical comdructiou in ■uch that in it are combined simplicity with great strength, thu* insuring ease o f running, durability, and making it im- posHiblu for the machine to be put out o f order. It aew* fa t and make* a perfect stiUll with all kiiirin o f thread .»nd all classes of material. Always ready for use and unrivalled I for »peed, durability and qual ity o f work. Notice the fol lowing points of superior!*/» The Head o f the ‘Arlington" swing* on patent socket hinges, firmly held down by • thumb *crcw. Strong, »ubstanti.nl, neat and handsome in denign, and beautifully ornamented iu gold. Red plate lias rounded corners and is inlaid or countersunk, making it flush with top of table. Highest Ann—Space under tlie arm is 5# inches high and 9 inches long. This will admit the largest skirts, and even quilts. It is Sclf-Threcding—Absolutely no hole* to put thread through except cyo o f needle. Shuttle itcylhider, open on end, entirely self-threading, easy to put in or beneath the bobbin winder, and has a scale showing the number o f ktitches to the inch, and can be changed from 8 to 32 stitches to the inch. F e e d l* double and extends on both sides o f needle; never fail* lo take »roods through; never atop* at seams; movement is poaitive; no spring* to break and get out oi order; can be raised and lowered at will. A u to m a tic B o b b in W in d e r — Ho: filling the l*obbiu automatically and perfectly smooth without holding the thread. Machine doe* not mu while winding bobbin. L ig h t R u n n in g —Machine is easy to run, doesnot fatigue theoper •'tor, makes little uoise and sews rapidly. S titc h is a double lock stitch, the n am e on both aide*, will not ravel, and can be cliauged without stopping the machine. T e n s io n is * flat spring ten «ion, and will admit thread from 8 to 150 spool cotton without changing. Never gets out o f order. T h e Needi* is a straight, self-setting ueedle, flat o n one »ide, and canuot be put iu wroii". Nceule Bar is round, made o f case-liaideued at . . the to oil .....11 from g grtt.ng -- — — — — ■ v steel, » —a, with ■ ... oil . . . . cup H ■« — _ bottom WW. . . prevent . . « ■ —M. V*. f i l l Tl N on the good*. AdiustaMe Bearings—All bearings are case-hardened »teel and easily adju»led with a screw driver. All lost motion can be taken up, and the machine will ln»t a lifetime. Attachment*—Each machinéis furnished with necessary tool* and accessories, *nd in addition we in cs a T velvet lined On« . furnish . . . . . . . . . an . . . . extra — — - . — set - o w f . attachment* s. - * * Mi 1,1 t I V X I I1 U X U I metal U C I S I U box, U X , I free ■ V- S. U o l f V. charge, II «11 g , , n as s 1 follow*: U IIU S S S . V/ 11 a mfller and gatherer, one binder, one shirring plate, one *et o f four hemmers, different width* up to Ji o f au Inch, one tucker, one nnder braider, one short or attachment foot, and one thread W oodwork o f finest quality oak or walnut, gothic cover and drawers, nickel-plated riugi wer«, dre*« guards to wheel, and device for replacing belt. D O N ' T PAY HIGH PRICES FOR R I I Y DIR EC TLY OF M ANUFACTURERS A N 0 JU n I (M l SEW ING M ACHINES DU I SAVE A G E N T S AND D E A L E R ’S PRO FITS U R G R E A T O F F E R . $ 2 3 . . 5 0 is 1 « o ou** 5 |M ur S p e c ia l W h o le s a le P r ic e , but M C V O C 5 0 5 To have the men who have dem in ord der to introduce this nigh-grade s «, „ e sewing machine, we make a special cou Coupon pon offer, givin g every reader o f this paper a chance to get a first-clas* ma onstrated their organizing nbility chine nt tlic lowest p rice ever offered. On receipt of $18.50 c a s h aud coupon, No wc will ship the above-described machine anywhere securely packed aucl by great busine-is success tell tbeir crated, and gUA'.Mitce safe delivery. ..— L ________ y. A ten . _ year»’ written warranty sent wf » GOOD t secrets of organization, is the ob each machine, Money refunded if not ns represented after thirty days’ tent f ron trial. We wi> ship C. O. D. for $19.50 with privilege o f twenty days’ trial on ject of tbe editor of The Cosmopo ‘ I f sent witli order * receipt o f $5.00 as a guarantee of good faith and charges. I f you prefer thirty for Arlington litan. Thnt he is succeeding, is days’ trial before paying, send for our large illustrated c a ta lo g u e w i t h t e a t l - inials, explaining fully how we ship sewing machines anywhere to auy. f SewingMachine I proved in the January issue by the one at the lowest manul facturer’s prices without asking one cent in adva No. 65 $ The lx best plan is to send all cash with order, as you then save the $1.00 dis- article from Charles R. F liit, who count. Remember the coupon must be sent with orda*. is regarded in New York as one of the three or four ablest organizers - ^ ~ 0 f make your "onici through the Herald, without extra a in America. He is president of the Rubber Trust and the head of the great mercantile house of Flint, |UR GRAND OFFER Eddy A Co., which has its ramifica \ T in C oqu ille C ity on th e first, and third tions in almost every part of the W ednesday a fternoon in each m onth. To keep our great factory An Indian Massacre Threatened In Alaska. L it G r i p p e SiireesalNlIv T r e a t e d . M rs . W. H itm . Pres. world. Mr. Flint tells very openly busy, and introduce early our splen M as. Id a I I arrinoto . n . Sec. “I have just recovered from the did ’98 models we have concluded to Tacoma, Wash., Jau. 3.— Passen what makes for success iu the or second attack of la grippe this year,” His article C H A D W IC K L O D G E . NO. «8 . A. F. gers who left Dawson as late as ganization of business. make a marvelous offer direct to the rider. says Mr. Jos. A. Jones, publisher of J an d A. M.. m eets on Saturday even ing may be read with interest by the For 3o days wc will sell samples of our on or b efore eaoli full m oon. V isiting breth December 3d, report that the Chil- the Leader, Mexia, Texas. “ In the Rockefellers, tbe Armours, and the ren cordia lly in v ited . cat Indians are terrorizing the la p illa r s ________ L _ N . L obes / . W. M. Ltt_ t t « r _ f * think ‘ With to any address on receipt of the nominal c. W. VTwifg,TTuni “ w h it e in ltk h lfa u vta . t T * M m u t t , . . f e t e f i i i )1 es ‘fiitta.M sfc bor, near Skugway, and have threat considerable success, only being in sum of $ 1.00 (if west of Denver, |5). This^ secret of business success. I > U E L A H C H A P T E R . N O . 6, O . E. S., ened to massacre them. deposit is merely to »how j;ood faith on purchaser’s In the same line is an article, also bed a little over two days against I > m eets Friday even ing on or b efore The night before Christmas part; if you don’t want to send money in advance, send ea ch fu ll m oon at 8 o 'c lo c k from April 1st in the Jnuuary Cosmopolitan, tel ten days for the former attack. Tho second attack I am satisfied to O ctob er 3U t, niul thereafter at 7:30: ami whites appeared at the Chilcat vil your express agent's guaranty for charges one way ajld 3acli fifteen days thereafter a t 2 o 'c lo ck in lage with a big supply of whisky, ling how Mr. Platt organized and would have been equally as bad ns *-------------- - » « » a---------------- we will pay them the other if you don’t want the wheel. conducted the campaign for the the afteruooi*. . _ „ which was sold to the Indians with Father of Masonry- M as. J knnik R ons , W . M . election of Roosevelt. It is by a the first but for the use of this rem Mas. N ora A. M c E wen , S ac. out reserve. The entire tribe got # f O f f p f J9 AJ Highest grade, embodying every late improves gentleman who was actively en edy, ns I had to go to bed in about nient o f vnluo, V i inch imported tubing, flash An Illinois boy was asked to drunk Christmas, and with knives gaged at the Republican headquar six hours after being ‘struck’ with write an essay on Masonry,’and here 1 S Q U IL L E L O D G E , NO. 0 3,1 . O . O . F.* joint*, improved two-pieco crauka, nrcli crown, largo detachable J m eets every S itnrdny even in g. V isit ami guns compelled all the whites ters during the campaign, and who it, while iu the first cose I was to sprocket», handsomest finish and decorations, Morgan & Wright, in g brethren in good standing cordially in that locality to leave. is what he wrote: “ King Solomon When the ^ quick repair tirea, single or doable tube, high grade equip- 4, ^ gives a vivid picture of the perfec attend to business about two days was a man who lived so many years in v ited . _ . e „ n Al-ki left Skagway uo blood had Special prico on sample............................................................................ ............. 3>AY«UUa before getting ‘ down.’ ” For J . A. S eed , N. G. tion to which political organization in the country that he was the been shed, b it tr ouble was immi J . S. L vwrencb , U. S. has been carried in New York state sole by R. S. Knowlton. A eplondid machine, oqnal to any for eervice nnd easy running. Beet U« inch whole push. He was an awful wise nent. by the most astute of managers. 1U Q U IL L E E N C A M PM E N T. N O . 28.1. VJ, rcamlesa tubing, two piece cranks, arch crown, detachable sprocket«, finely man, and one day two women come I P ort Orford Tribune.) ) O . O . F ., m eets every first and third finished aud decorated, Morgan & Wright, quick repair tirea, aiDgle or double tnbo, Tho wary old senator who haB been Thu rsdays iu each m onth at Odd Fellows L. Knnpp took charge of the to him, each holding to the log of n high grado equipment. Our special sample price.............. ........................................ $24.00. hall. C ordial invitation extended to all vis Public Whipping— Five Evansville, Indiana, a lifetime iu politics and the young Port Orford.Myrtle Point mail baby and nearly pulling it in two, Boys Flogged. itin g patriarchs in good sta n d in g . est political aspirant will nlike find B p 6’ medium grade for 1598. 1% inch tubing, striped and decorated, arch nnd each claiming it. And King R. E. B uck , C. P. food for reflection in Mr. Blythe’s route yesterday morning. Thomas Solomon wasn’t feeling right good, » crown, duat-proof bearings, ball retainore, beet Indiana or New a . « / w . G . F. B ou tlll , Scribe. Evansville, Ind., Jan. 3.— Five article. Donaca is the carrier at this end. Brunswick tires, standard equipment. Special price on earnplo .............................................J p lV .U U . and he said: ‘Why couldn’t tho a m ie uebekah l o d g e , n o . 20. boys, ranging in age from 10 to 12 Iiogue river is promised n min brat have been twins nnd stop this NOTE. Choice of Color, Style, Height of Frame, Gear, etc. Fully Guaranteed. I. O . O . F., meets «very 2d and 4th years, wero given a public whipping ing boom next summer. Several Forestry Exhibit Open. Yon will be surprised inrpriaetl at the appearance and quality qua...., o ----------- f them --------- wheels. -------- Don’t wait, ------- order W ed n esd a ys in each m on th , at O dd Ifrl- bother?’ And then he called for now while this offer is open. Prices will bo muon higher *» 00n. You can make Big Money M01 lovrs’ hall. M rs . J ulith C o l l ik b , N . G . iu the police court today for steal dredgers are to be placed on the his machete and was going to Wey- as our Agent, wdling for us. Wo givo our agent* choice o f cash, tho free use of a «ample J . S. L awrence , S. ing. Their parents were given the whoel, or gift of a w heel, according to work dono. The department of forestry, river, and the bottom o f tbe stream lerize the poor, innocent liUle baby, À M M O N Y C O U N C IL . HOJM8 O F T H E option of whipping the boys or hav which has been added to the Port- made to yield up its wealth. and give each woman a piece of it, Fraternal Aid A ssociation meets the ing them sent to the reform school. laud museum through tho exertions County Treasurer Averill, after when the real mother of the baby 2d and ithTuesday evening o f encli m onth. The boys were given 25 lashes each of L. L. HuwkinB and T. Brooke Wo havo numbers of 1596 and 1897 model wheels o f various makes and j /wi a aa S. J. M il l e r , Pres. week’s visit with friends in said, “ Stop, Solomon, stay thy hand. styles, some a little shop-worn, bat all new............................................ 3>I£.UU l " *>IU.Uv. by a turnkey. D . F. D ban . 80c. White, was formally presented lo northern Curry and southern Coos, Let the old hag have it. If I can’t --------- ——» f ►«----------------- Hon. JW. S. Mason, on behalf of returned home Sunday. Wheels Slightly Used, Modern Types, - ■ $8.00 to $12.00. County have n whole baby I won’t have A Schooner Abandoned Off the Columbia. the city, Monday afternoon, 2d inst Clerk Woodruff, who was also up any.’ Then Solomon told her to Our basinoHA nnd reputation are known throughout tho country. References, any o f the Mr. Hawkins stated that the col on a visit, returned to the county take the baby and go home and express companion, or any bank in Ciiicago. Art Catalogue free. Hecure agency at onoe. Astoria, Or., Jan. 3.—The Brit lection had been mnde possible seat on Tuesday. wash its face, for he knew it was ish bark Galgate, Captain Griffith, through the co-operation of a num C O Q U IL L E C IT Y . --------------- - <« > • ---- ------ • hers. He told the other woman to arrived in today, having on board ber of individuals and firms, includ I O pposite C ity W hnrf.l A Convict’s suicide. go chase herself. King Solomon Capta:n O. Erickson and fourteen ing, especially, the exposition com built Solomon’s temple, and was the eeps on h \ n d and m akes to of the shipwrecked crew of the mittee of 1898, who had contributed ord er 8r»t-cU ss St. Louis Jan. 3.— David Shea, futher of Masons. He hod 700 The preacher who announced steam schooner Protection, which O n io r t ia .ii.a t e R A W H I D E : C H AIR S. foundered thirty miles off the mouth the specimens exhibited at tbe re an ex-convict, deliberately commit wives and 300 ladr friends, and that the subject of his Sunday cent exposition; A. J. Johnson, of ted suicido in a rooming house by that’s why there are so many Ma morning's discourse would bo “ A of the Columbia at 4 o’clock on the Astoria, who had made the collec M a n u factu red from best hard w ood . shootiug himself through the head. sons in the world. B . P O X , P rop rietor. _ My papa says Family Scandal.” was astonished, morning of January 1st. tion for the exposition, and had In a pathetic letter left by Shea King Solomon was a warm number, when he arose to deliver iiis dis T h is o ld relia ble nnd contributed valuable specimens of to the editor of the Post-Dispatch and I think he was hot stuff myself. course on “ Adam, Eve and the m ost KucceHHful spec Quay Nominated. bis own: Martin W. Gorman, who he says he was driven to death by a That is all I know about King Solo ialist in San Francis Serpent,” to face an audience that co, still con tinu es to had scientifically classified and private detective agency as a result crowded from the pulpit to the mon.” cure all Hexual and Harrisburg, Pa., Jan. 3.—In the named the specimens and besides BAN D ON . OR , —--- --- l «>> * - Heininnl Diseases, doors. Republican caucus for the United many throughout the state, including of being hounded by the agency. such as G onorrhea, To Ike I*ublle. Shea claims he was unable to ob KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND States senator ¡tonight Senator G l e e t, B t r i o t u re, our own W . T Renoie, of Empire Surveying by photography is We are authorized to guarantee A FULL LINE OF “ S y p h ilis, in all its Quay received the votes of 109 of City, and Captain Rosa, Bandon, Or. tain work to sustain himself hon Over 50,000 r form s, Skin D iseases, estly by reason of the alleged d e every bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough gaining ground. the 1G4 Republicans of the legisla _________________ « e r v o u s D eb ility , Remedy to be as represented and if square miles have been photograph Im p oten cy, Sem inal W N eakness tectives and he decided to die. an d Loss o f ture. One hundred and twenty- The announcement is made at not satisfactory after two-thirds of ically plotted and surveyed by the M anhood, the consequence o f uelf-abose eight is a majority of the entire Washington on the highest author E rcrsn o a t »•»• and excesses producin g the follow in g sym p surveyor general of Canada. the contents have been used, will legislature, and tho anti-Quay men ity that Hon. Joseph H. Choate, of -A T tom s: Hallow cou ntenance, dark spots un C ascareU Can tty Cathartic, the moat won refund the money to the purchaser. The cigarruakers at Tunipa hire a der the eyes, pain in the head, rin gin g in d erfu l medical discovery o f the aye, pleas claim he cannot be elected. New York, would be nominated am ant and rofreahiny to the taate, act (¡cutty There is no better medicine made man to read to them while they the ears, loss o f con fid en ce, diffidence in and itoaitively on kidney», liver and Itowela, approaching strangers, p alpitation o f the bassador of Orest Britain. Tbe This is a revival of a Now heart, weakness o f tho lim bs and back, loan cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, for la grippe, cold» and whooping work. Gas Imported Free- nomination will not be sent to the euro headache, fever, habitual constipation cough.—Price 25 and 50c per bottle. Orders left with R. S. K nowltoji , England shop custom prior to the o f m em ory, pim ples o n the fa ce , coaghs- con sa m ption . etc. senate for a few days, but those near and biliousness. Please buy and try a box C o q u i l l e C i t y , will rece’ve prompt introduction of machinery. Washington, Jan. 3. — Justice the president say the delay does not i f C. C . C. to-day; 10, » , cents. Hold and Try it R. 8. Koowlton. D H . G IB B O N has practised in Han Fran guaranteed to cure by all druggist». cisco over 30 years an 1 those troubled shoald attenton. Peckham today handed down the indicate any possibility of a change Mrs. Hayricks- -It says here in . . - .. | I n ot fa il to con su lt him and receive the ben- of the United States su W i f e — F r e d IS BUCQ ft tuoughful o f l t o f his great skill and exp erien ce. The Ito.seb 11 rg-Co<| 11 i 11 e Freight and Pas opinion of plans. The “curfew” idea is said to be the paper, Silas, that this war has h u s b a n d ; h o n o v e r goes a w a y in d octor cures when others fa il. T ry him . preme court, which holds the Buf served to bring the people of our CU K ES G U A R A N T E E D . P ersons cured senger llitnte. Capital Journal: Staid old Hav getting very popular in Kansas falo Natural Gas A Fuel Co. has a country closer together. Do you the morning without kissing mo i nt hmne C harges reasonable. Call or towns, and, where tried, to have erhill, Mass., has inaugursted a so D K . J. F. G IB B O N . l E O R G E M A R T IN , o f this place, has right to import gas from Canada, by think there’s any truth in it? Mr. g o o d - b y e . Lady’s Maid—Nor me, write, 625 Kearney street. San F rancisco C al. What would be the been effective of good results in the T established a weekly ron nd-trip pas j means of pipes under the Niagara cialist mayor. either Hayricks— Yes. When I looked senger and freigh t line from C oqu ille City river free of duty. harm if Salem were to collect 110,- control of the young. into the parlor last night, Lieuten to R osehnrg. Passenger fare, $f>, with fiO Watt«—Stems to have been some I 000 a year off the franchises and lb s. o f bngage. F reight carefu lly handled Owing to the prejudice of the ant Stripling nnd our Annie was trouble over at Kirkwire'» house j v i s i t DR. JORDAN'S and rates reasonable. <3m* privileges and expend the money Swept an Island. Chinese against railroads, great dif settin’ a good deal closer together Potts-- Well, yes. Hie wife told him for the benefit of the masses, to ficulty has been experienced in the M useum o f A natom y than lever seen ’em before he went ■ advertise for a parlor maid, ond| 0 0 0 3 B A Y Madrid, Jan., 3.—General Rios give them employment, parks, kind laying out of the line between Pe away. ¡10611 U 2 1 K t l . kst. 6 U * 71», > r GsL , he goes and puts in the ad, “ blonde T h * L a r g « » * f H* H o d in U » W orld. cables from Manila, confirming the ergartens, etc. king and Hankow. Wo nro co n tin u ally odd i n f now opoclawf»». La Grippe is again epidemic, j preferred. report that all the Spaniards at the »„.e and Iran . h«w w uodrrn.ll» yon nrr made These are dangerous times for Capital Journal: Indictments Every precaution should be taken ' Teacher— Now then, boy No. 1, ,d how 1« avoid »M incoe and d la r ie r I f ;<*n Ralabac island have been assassin the health. Croup, colds and throat ,lfer from an» o f lb - ills o f m en. Oam« to the have no terrors for Matt Quay of _ J - . 1 S p ec ialist on U»o r a r lfle Coast. I to avaid it. Its specific cure is One j who wrote Macbeth? Boy No. 1 C. W. PATERSON. Prop. ated with tbe exception of the troubles lead rapidly to Consump iii . m s is i> % \ i * n f v %T» n i s i i s » » ( i women, whose release is being nsiced tion A small bottle of One Min- Pennsylvania. He is in chargo of i Minute Cough Cure. A. J. Shep- ! (trembling violently)—Please, sir, I* r ' , H ' r r . M T r W l t . l * thotongb ly e rodlooiod the Pennsylvania legislature as ‘ erd, Publisher Agricultural Journal I didn't. Teacher— I know you M anufacturer o f M arlile M onum ent*. H r» I- for. , • ■ •■ a m o r* I | ute Cough Care nsed at tbe right usual. t v i i t v H i ! 0- I n i « •• «■ Will w c o lrn oar and' Advertiser, Eldon, Mo., says: didn't, but who did? Boy No. 1 v .t o n » . . T a b let». e tc . - ♦ i t > a ------- - — "rrrrr rrititin time will preserve life, health and a oem etery l o t , enclosed w ith ston e Hoping » ’ •••- -■* •••sllmnw» , ) A (post remarkable wedding has ! «None will be disappointed in us- f (with a spasm of virtue) —Please, A deaf and dumb corps of tbe large amount of money. ' w-rl |» | 1 | | « * t s » s li > sst W i » r r t « * W , ’ o r ca rb in e . Iron ratlin es fu rn ish ed to o r just token place at the village of ! ¡n(r One Minute Cough Cure for La sir, I don’t wanter be a telltale but d er. C orrespondence solicited from p sn ie s Salvation Army has been organized I nn-juKiitv * .......... si “ k.-tKts. r. liv in g in t h e c o n n t r v o r o th e r tow ns » h o . iu Stockholm, Sweden. T o C o r # C o n s t !p o t io n r o r e ? # r . [Trail, Ohio, four brothers being l Grippe " Pleas»nt to take quick to j it was Bob Buster over i » tho cor-1 The mem w a s wish sn y th in g in m y lin e o f Im siness. 1 I t eed him a doin’ of it .1 .T a k e C a M in ta C’nndv Cathartic. 1 he or The. act. R. H . Knowlton. 1 ner scat. married to four sisters. bers meet four times s week. M u u n r i * ’ t> • O n to C ( 1 5 .0 0 ; ( C M Do V oiui Want Cheap W heels? Chair Factory^ The J. L. Mead Cycle Co., - Chicago. K Dr Gibbon pETER Burial LOGGIE,^ Caskets Lowest Cash Prices. C Marble and Slone Works *i C. C C fall to curt, drutftrist« refund money.