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COQUILLE CITY. OREGON, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1899.
17.
NO. 31.
Oregon state insane asy­
but on# right thing to have done,
NICARAGUA AGAIN HAS OFFENDED.
lum, including pay of the
and that was to seize the road, and
S U R G E O N AND P H Y SIC IA N . Private Edwin W. Hampton, Company H,
trustees thereof; the gov­
Zelaya's Government Likely to Be Called to either sell it to the highest bidder,
c o q u i l l e c r r ï. ouegon .
ernor
$500
a
year,
and
Second Oregon, Fell This Morning
or better, operate and control it by
Account by the United States— Censor­
secretary of state and
at Manila-
the government for the benefit of
ship on Cable Lines.
I L L prom ptly iesp ou d to all call»,
state treasurer each $100
all the people. Why should this
d » v or u iuut.
Washington, Feb. 22.— Otis bos
a year, payable quarterlv$288,000
New York, Feb. 22.— A dispatch robber corporation, whose “ promot­
A physician who makes the
£UGENE PANNENBERG,
c a b l e d the war department as fol­ For gas and electric light­
to the Herald from Washington ers” have become fabulously rich by
n a is
i& honest
n o n e » a about
o c u t i it t c can
an
test i a snd
ing at asylum.................. 13,GOO j says: Nicaragua has again and chicanery and fraud, and the op­
lows:
tell y \ o u t h a t , i n m a n y c a s e » , t h e j
ATTORNEY a t LAW Manila, Feb. 22.—The following Conveying insane patients. 25,000 again offended the United States, pression of their benefactors, be
numc
NDCT o f r e d c o r p u s c l e s in t h e
K u li i r }' l * n l » l i o .
casualties in the entrenchments were Eastern Oregon d istfa ir..
6,000 and is to be called to account for treated any more leniently than the
blood
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x l is d o u b l e d A
fte r & c o u rs e <
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N .
caused yesterday by the men expos­ Southern Oregon dist fair..
3,000 , her impolite action.
of tre&tment with D t W illiams’
humblest individual? Why? Be­
Pink Pills for Pale People.,
ing themselves to the enemy’s fire: State board of horticulture
9,000
Apparently at the instance of the cause it has the money to bribe men
O fflo« in llnrakt B nildin g. C oqnllle City, Or.
That this means oood b lo o d 1
First California— Sergeant Frank Dairy and food commis­
( Nicaraguan government, such cen­ in high places aud does not scruple
may not be entirely cle a r Prom
N. Turton, wounded, slight; Private
sioner, 1899-1900..........
3,000 sorship has been applied to all cable to use it; and because a majority of
r jiH E C O M M E R C IA L *i—
the d octors statement, but any
James P. Cassidy, killed.
Salary and expenses of game
I and telegraph lines controlled by the people of the state of California
girl who has tried the pills can tell <
T h e moat m odern ftrram**d B A R B E R
The following were killed during
and forestry....................
4,400 President Zelayn so that it has been approved such conduct by defeat­
S H O P in C oqnllle C ity .
you that it means red lips, bright/
a recouuoisance this morning in State laid agent sa la ry ..,
3,600 absolutely Impossible for the state ing a man who could not be bribed
eyes, good appetite, absence of
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor the vicinity of San Pedro Maccurti: Maps, e tc............................
6,000 or navy departments to communi­ — a man who was the foremost and
headache, and th at it tra n s ­
FirstWashington— Wounded slight­
Bill No. 383 (special appropria­ cate with their ageuts. Protests ablest defender of their rigbts, most
forms the pale and sallow giTl
ly. company K, privates Joseph II. tions) caused long delay in the final made to Senor Correa, the Nicara­ feared nnd hated by their foes—
Into a maiden who glows with
Cardington, Christian E. Horn, H. adjournment, and was so changed guan minister here, are of no avail. James G. Maguire.
They have
the beauty which perfect health*
D. Hazard. Wounded seriously— and cut to pieces in the closing Protests to the cable companies “sown the wiud” ; let them “ reap the
A tto rn e y and
alone can give.
company II, Corporal W. B. Tucker. hours that it has not been arranged have produced no result. The ad­ whirlwind.”
They
have
gotten
C o u n s e lo r a t L a w
Mothers whose daughters
Killed— private Edwin W. Hamp­ in shape for publication.
It con­ ministration has finally determined what they voted for— what they de­
C O Q U IL L B O iT Y . O U E G O N .
grow debilitated as they pass
ton, Company H, Second Oregon. sists largely of public and private to take the matter into its own hands serve. They bnve been their own
rVom gWihood into womanhood '
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The fcllowing casualties occurred snaps. The items that passed with and has ordered a navnl investiga­ blacksmiths to rivet the shackels to
R eel E state and C ollections a S pecialty.
should not neglect the pill best*
in a skirmish near the water works it include the Weston Normal school tion preparatory to such action as their limbs.
The time will come
adapted foT this particular ill. /
this morning:
appropriation of $16,000; Mon­ may seem proper.
when despite an eminent divine,
First Nebraska—Wounded, Priv­ mouth Normal, 18,000; Second Ore­
The cruiser Detroit will make the they will care how many corpora­
Prank B. Trout, o f 103 G risw old Are., Detroit, Mich., any«: “ At the
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age o f fourteen we had to take our daughter from school on account o f III
ate John F. Alley, severe; Alonzo gon district fair, $4934.30; Boys’ investigation.
Her commanding tions their public servants are “ tied
A . t t o r n e y . a ,t - X a a w . Pike, slight; Charles Govrick, slight and Girls’ Aid Society, $5000; Cor­ officer, Commander J. H. Dayton, to;” but that time is not yet.—S. F.
health. She weighed only 90 pound», was pale and sallow and the doctor*
aaid she had atuemia. Finally we gave her Dr. W illiam s’ Pink Pill» fo r
M A K S H F IR L D , O llE G O N .
O tis .
vallis Agricultural College, $19,336; has been ordered to proceed with Star.
Pole People. When »he had taken tw o boxes she was strong enough to-
[Edward W. Hampton, the first building at the Monmouth Normal his vessel from New Orleans to Blue-
leave her bed, aud In less than six m onths waa som ething like herself.
Dealer in R isai . E stati ! o f »11 k in/ls.
To-day she Is entirely cured, and is a big, strong, healthy g irl, w eighing
Oregon soldier to be killed in actioD school, $10,000; asylum repairs, fields, where he will consult with
Authority ol Teachers.
*J° pounda, and has never had a sick day aince.” — Detroit Evening Anne,
O Q U IL L E Granire No. 390, Patrona o f at the Philippines, was a son of
$60,800; capitol repairs and grounds, Commander F. H. Sviuouds, com­
H usbandrv m eet on thè lflt S atord a y
St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 22.—The St.
John Hampton, a furniture mover, $18,231, state fair indebtedness, manding the Marietta, now there,
• f tasti monfch at 10 o ’ clook a. m.
lk* gtnuin« D t ,W illiams’ Pink PiU\ (ox Pal* Ptopit ar«
who lives at 397 San Itnfael street $7000; school land commission, aud deliver to him the instructions LouiH court of appeals has handed
LoaaNs. Master
Sold only in patKagta, tin wrapper tlw&y* b«armg
The deceased was 20 years old last $3000; Maps, $6000; clerical aid, that the navy department has been do vn a decision in the case of the
1. Pannenbertf, fleo.
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October, and had lived in Portland $3000; repayment of money on vainly trying to send by cable.
state to the use of S. Beatty against
tho full nam«. At all drugg/tt», av direct from the
y r t l e c a m p , n o . 197 , w o o d m e n
o f the W pvld, m eets at M asom o Hall since he was 4 years of ago.
His school lands to which the state can
J. H. Itaudall et ah, from Barry
Or Williams M tdicint C o. S th cn m ad y.b Y 5 0 ( pcr bo*.
I ( t and ad M on da y niRht* o f eanh m onth. father moved here from Nebraska
give no title, $120,000; new wing at AN OHIO JOURNALIST IN CONTEMPT, couuty, sustaining the lower court’s
A. J. S hhbwoc
Consul.
^ -1
1G years ago, and has raised his penitentiary, $15,000; pay for late
decision that school teachers are
G eorge T . M onlton, Clerk.
family in East Portland, where the members of the late hold-up legis­ Charged With Publishing News Favorable to empowered to preserve discipline
O U R T C O Q U IL L E , N O. 1«, F O R E S T - dead soildier was well known and
The Improved
among their pupils not only while
the Standard Oil Company and
lature, and a number of assistant
$65.00 Machine
ors o f America, m eets every second and
New High-Arm
the pupils are on the school prem­
Its Interests.
the same;
fourth Thursday even ing, at M asonic H all very popular. |—Evening Telegram. sergeants at arms of
ises, but whille they are on their
C oq oille C ity, Oregon.
Threading
minor items of all kinds, including
G ko . O . L e a o ii . 0 . R .
Columbus, O., Feb. 21.—During way going from their homes to F or S I S , 5 0
$60 to W. I. Staley for engrossing
NEW
LATENT
H . N. L o b b n z , R . 8
• EST
HOME
In this
The Appropriation Bill.
memorial to Governor Geer on the the taking of testimony before a school and in returning.
CHEAPEST
STYLE
EN. L Y T L E P O S T , NO. 27, G . A. R.
notary
this
afternoon
in
the
suits
case,
the
Bon
of
Beatty
refused
to
death
of
his
wife.
m eets every first M onday n ig h t o f
Shipped to anyone,
The general appropriation bill
each m on th . V isitin g com rades in good
The second special appropriation of the Standard Oil Company ami obey the school teacher, who told
anywhere, on 10
ita n d in g cordially in vited to attend.
days’ free trial,
was introduced in tbo house by bill, containing the claim of John Buckeye Company, Mnlcomb Jen­ him to accompany a pupil home,
B. H. H a s k in , P ost Cora.
i 11 y o u r o w n
Beach, of Multnomah, chairman of Hall and a few others not deemed nings, a well-known newspaper man, and was expelled from school. The
h o m e , without
J. Q u i c k , Adjutant.
asking one cent
the ways and means committee, and of sufficient merit to entitle them was cited to appear for contempt in school board sustained the teacher
in advance.
refusing
to
give
a
list
of
newspapers
f ■
't EN. L Y T L E . W . R. C ., N O . 9. M E E TS carries the following nppiopriations to have a place in either the regu­
aud the court sustained the school
VUT in C oq a ille C ity on the first Rnd third as amended:
10 y e a r » 4 written
lar or special appropriation bills, with whom it was alleged that Jen­ board.
W ednesday afternoon in each m onth.
warranty w i t h
Salary of governor............ $ 3,000 died of neglect in the senate, after nings had, ns the head of a news
M r s . W. H it k , Pres.
each- m achine.
M bs . Ida H a b b in o t o n . Sec.
Salary, private secretary..
3,000 Hall’s $6600 claim had been cut bureau, made contracts to publish
Hit Him Again.
A strictly high-grade Sew­
matter favorable only to the Stand­
Additional clerical aid. . . .
1,200 down to $500 —Salem Statesman.
ing M a c h i n e , fin is lie a
1 H A D W IC K L O D G E . NO. 68, A . . F.
Softleigh—I—aw—nm suah we
Salary, secretary of state..
3,000
ard Oil Company’s interests.
The
throughout in the best pos­
J and A. M ., m oets on Satnrday oreh in g
sible uinum-r. It possesses all
on or b efore each fu ll m oon. Vi»ii iug breth­ Chief clerk..........................
4,800 T o o k n S e v e r * C o l d A f t e r 111© D lt r attorneys for the Standard Oil Com­ are going to have a beastly hard
modern i mprovemcnU, nnd its
ren cordia lly in v ite d .
,,
mechanical construction is
Clerical service ................
10,440
F ir e .
pany protested that such testimony wintab, doncher know.
H arry K bius , W. M.
such
that in it are com bined
Miss Cutting—No; I’m sure I don’t
Salary, state treasurer.. . .
1,600
C . W . W hite, See.
»im plicit}’ with great strength,
After the big fire in Cripple Creek, could only be taken by a master
thus insuring rase o f running,
But why ure you ao sure of I
yjgoin tc
k.kiitk WSM.wuHti'vSohl
Softleigh—Because I- -aw—-leci*
‘D ^ m e e t s *Fr"i” i"yr « v e n fr ^ r r n or hafore Salary of superintendent of
with all kinds o f thread and
cold only becoming more settled. pus will B& ifnnremately applied forin it in my bones.
Coupon, if
each fa ll m oon at 8 o 'c lo c k from April 1st
all classes o f material. Alw ays
behalf of Jennings, to prevent his
public
instruction..........
3,600
After
using
three
small
bottles
of
to U otobor Slat, and thereafter at 7:.SO; and
ready for use aud unrivalled
te n t C . 0 . 0 .
Miss
Cutting—Really?
I
wasn’t
i for speed, durability and qual­
saoh fifteen days thereafter a t 2 u clo ck in Clerical aid..........................
4,000 Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, both incarceration in jail. As a major­ aware you were a believer in the old
o r on trial
ity o f work. Notice the fol­
the a ftern oon .
. „ _
Traveling expenses of supt
1,200 the cold and cough left me, and in ity of the common pleas judges goose-bone theory.
Mas. N oba A. M c E wrn , W . M .
ARLINGTON . 4 low ing points of superiority
could
not
be
found,
the
court
de­
Uniform series of school
this high altitude it takes a meritor­
M b s . J e sn ib Roas, Sue.
rocord books..................
3,000 ious cough remedy to do any good. cided that a writ could be presented
The Head o f the “ A rlington” sw ings on patent socket hinges, firm ly held dow n by a thumb
O Q U IL L E L O D G E . NO. S 3 ,.1 .0 . O . F; , Salary of attorney-general
Strong, substantial, neat and handsom e in design, and beautifully ornam ented in gold.
Boston men, interested in real Bed _rw.
6,000 — G. B. Henderson, editor Daily on Thursday, and in the meantime
plate has rounded corners and is inlaid or countersunk, m aking it flush with top o f U blft
meets every Saturday eveniiiR. V isit­
. . h . ______
p a c e u n d e r ____
t lie ____
a rm is 0 % ...____
in c h e s . . h . ig
a n d 9 _______
in c h e s ____T
lo n g h is will admit the
1,200 Advertiser, Cripple Creek, Colo. Jennings was allowed to go at lib­ estate at the mouth of the Colum­ , H ig h ,| e | s t j „ A H rm P —S PJ__________
in g brethren in Rood standniR cordially Clerical aid..........................
largest skirts, and even quilts. It Is Self-Threading —Absolutely no holes to put thread through
erty.
bia river, are making an effort at except
Salary of state librarian ..
2,000 Sold by R. S.Knowlton.
rye c f needle. S hu ttle is cylinder, open on end, entirely self-threading, easy to put in or
Invited.
j A 8 eki > i n . O .
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take out; bobbin holds a large am ount o f thread. Stitch Regulator in on the bed o f the mnehiue,
Washington to secure the removal beneath
Postage, expressage and
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J . 8 . L aw bk sch , R . 8 .
the bobbin winder, aud lias a scale show ing the num ber o f stitches to tlic Inch, and can
New York's Pauper Dead.
of the custom-house, now located at be changed from 8 to 82 stitches to the in ch Feed is double and extends on both sides o f needle;
contingent expenses of
never fails to take goods through; never stops at seams; m ovem ent is positive; n o springs t o :
Kickapoos Want to Em igrate.
Astoria, to Flavel.
n O Q I T I L L E EN O AM PM E N T, N O . 23.1.
state library.....................
600
break and get out ot order; can be raised nnd lowered at will. Autom atic Bobbin Winder-—F6.
(). F ., m eets every first and third
filling tiie bobbin automatically and perfectly sm ooth without holding the thread. M achine does
New York, Feb. 21.— Packed away
Books, bookcases, binding,
not run while w inding bobbin. Light Running— M achine is easy to run, does not fatigue tbeoper-
Thnrsdays in each m onth at Odd Fellows
City
of
Mexico,
Feb.
22.—
A
dele­
each
in
a
refrigerator
cell,
amid
tons
utor, makes little noise and sews rapidly. Stitch is n double lock stitch, the same on both sides,
e tc.....................................
3,000
hall. C ordial invitation extended to nil vis-
will not ravel, and can be changed without stopping the m achine. Tension is a flat spring ten­
We
gation
of
Kicknpoo
Indians
from
of
ice,
there
were
in
the
morgue
itin u patriarchs in R ood standm u.
Salary, pilot commissioner
1,200
sion, and will admit thread from 8 to 150 spool cotton without changing. Never gets out o f order.
I i n i e
T a M K E T S
R . E. B u ck , C. F .
The Needle is n straight, self-setting needle, flat 011 on e side, nnd cannot be put m w rong. Ncedl«
the United States are in the city. until today 170 bodies of the city’s
Clerk...................
................
1,200
O . F . B outkll , Scribe.
Bar is round, made o f case-hardened steel, with oil cup at the bottom to prevent oil from getting
JLd
a large stock o f
The group, in tribal costume, unknown and homeless dead, the
on the goods. A d’ustnble Bearings—A ll bearings are case-hardened steel and easily adjusted
Salary, health officers—
heavy, A l l - W o o l M a r y . s -
a screw driver. All lost m otion con be taken up, and the m achine will last a lifetime.
attended the president’s reception largest number ever gathered there v ii . lk C A L IF O R N IA BLAN K E TS, now witli
a m ie
rebekau lo d g e , no . m ,
Astoria...................$2,000
Attachm ents— liach m achine is furnished with necessary tools and accessories, and in addition we
offered below Mill Drioes, as they were
I. O. O . F ., meets every 2d and 4th
furnish an extra set o f attachments in a velvet lined m etal box, free o f charge, as follow s: One
last
night.
They
are
here
to
solicit
since
the
present
morgue
was
built
Gardiner..................
800
n ,fflcr and gatherer, one binder, on e shirring plate, on e set o f four hemmers. different widths up
bought b efore the rise in w ool.
W e name
W ednesdays in enoh m on th , at O d d ( t l -
from the Mexican government an The cause of this was that the city only a few. ^ “ M ention this paper and to ■/• *»f an 1 inch, one tucker, one under braider,
one short
or attachm ent foot, - and
one
b r a iu ^ .,----------.
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-
. * Efcreaa
.
Y aquina...................
800
lo w a 'h a ll. Mas. J ulith G o ix ib b , N . O .
cuttv-r. W oodw ork o f finest quality oak or walnut, gothic cover and drawers, nickel-plated ring*
w
e'll
pay
freight
on
purchases
oyer
$10
to
allotment
of
lands
to
which
the
burying-ground
on
Hart's
island
t . 8 . L aw bk n ok , 3 .
Marshfield..............
800— 4,400
to drawers, dress guards to wheel, and device for replacing belt.
any lU i. station in C aliforn ia.
n n  P T P A Y HIGH PRICES FOR D II V DIRECTLY OF MANUFACTURERS¡AND
1,000 remnant of the tribe desires to emi­ was hemmed in with ice, and could
T n o Q U IL L E C O U N C I L . N O .398 O F T H E Pay, boatman at Astoria..
b u l l 1 I MT SEWING MACHINES U Ü I SAVE AGENT S AND DEALER S PROFIT*
OUT PRICK.
grate.
not be approached by the steamers C O L O R . weight . SIZE.
Pay of janitors at capitol —
\ J Fraternal Aid A ssociation m eets the
9 p ou nds, 62x80........ ...................$ 9.00
O U R G R E A T O F F E R . » 2 3 . 8 0 1 * ™ ' S p e c l.l W h o l . . . l . P r k « , but
Mottled,
.................
9.00
of
the
charity
department.
in
order
to introduce this high-grade sew ing machine, we m ake a special cou­
Wavy,
«
“
72*90.....
2d and tthTnesdav eveninR o f each m onth.
Janitor...................$1,800
pon offer, giving every reader o f this paper a chance to get a first-class m a­
“
72*86......... .......................... 10.00
Mas. E l i a P asnknbbbo , Pros.
The city supports on Hart’s island Sca •• rlet, 10
H “
72x96........ .................. 14.00
chine at the lowest price ever offered. On receipt o f * 18 .5 0 cash audeoupon.
Assistant...............
1,200—
3,000
Capital
Journal
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a
y
s
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D . F . D ean , Sec.
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3.00
5
41
60x82........ ..................
w c will ship the above described m achine anyw here securely pocked and
a colony of 40 men whose duty it is G ray,
Par, nightwatchmau at cap­
••
16 •*
90*9*......... .................. 15.00
crated m i t-ua: atecsafe deliver}'. A ten years4 written warranty sent with
6.U0
7 'w
66x81_____ ...........
each machine. Money refunded i f not ns represented alter thirty days test
The house sugar bounty bill to dig graves in the potter’s field. ••
ito l....................................
1,800
8.50
10
“
72x84......... .................
trial. We wi« ship C. O. J). for $1 9 .» with privilege o f twenty days trial on
n,
52x80........ . ..................50
for $200,000 got down at the These men for ten days have been • " • co tto
receipt o f *5.00 as a guarantee of g ood faith and charges. I f you prefer thirty
Wood for capitol, and pay
1.00
••
«2x78 . . . . ..........................
days’ trial !*cfore paying, send for our large illustrated catalogue with testi­
without
occupation.
8eiid
fo
r
list
o
f
end
so
it
had
only
four
votes..
.
.
Prices
are
by
the
pair.
for fireman.......................
4,600
monials. explaining tully how w e sh ip sew ing machines anyw here to any.
1000 blankets at cut-rate prices.
one nt the lowest manufacturer’s prices without asking on e cent in advance.
Teachers for deaf m utes.. 24,000 Will Gov. Geer shake the rein loose
C O Q U IL L E C ITY .
The best plan is to send all cash w ith order, as you then save the *1.00 dis-
SMITH'S CASH STORE,
Electric light at ca p itol.. .
9,200 and make apnointments for the peo­
count. Rem em ber the coupon must be scut with orcU*.
An Anti-Trust B ill.
I O pposite C ity W h a rf.1
School for the blind..........
15,600 ple or the old machine? Bet he'll
2 5 -2 7 Market street. S. F. - ^ - O r make your order through the Herald, without extra e o s k -^ fc -
eeps on
hand
and m akes to
do the form er.. . .It wasn’t much of
Denver, Col., Feb. 21.— Gover­
Domestic animal commis­
order first-class
a committee clerk that couldn't get nor Thomas today sent a special T o t h e
sion, including state vet­
U r u t o r fu .r i.a t e
R A W H ID E : C H A IR S .
erinary ..............................
6,000 an additional day of a raise of a message to the legislature urging
few dollars at the last round-up.. . . legislation to prevent the consum­
Fish commissioner fmd dep­
M a n u factu red from lws^haTd
ONE
uties.................................. 12,000 The Kuykendall reform bill to do mation of the contemplated smelter
They banish pain
T h is o ld reliable and
Rewards for arrests............
1,200 away with the clerkship abuse combine or formation of aud trusts
G IV E S
raoat tmceefwfnl spec­
and prolong life.
passed the house at the last minute. in Colorado. The senate passed the
Maintenance of Soldiers’
ialist in San Fracoiii-
R E L IE F .
Home................................ 20,000 It was felt to be a necessity and re­ anti-trust bill with odo dissenting
oo, Ht.il 1 oontinuea to
A
& ----------------------------
enre all S e x a rl and
State agricultural college. . 10,000 ceived a large vote in the house. vote.
S em inal Diaeaaea,
BANDON. O R ,
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Mr. Kuykendall deserves credit for
Governor $1000, secretary
each as Gonorrhea,
O 1 e e t, 8 t r ; o t n re,
k e e p s c o n s t a n t l y o n h a n d
carrying through what was really
of state and state treas­
Canned Beef Was Unfit For Food.
H jp h ilia . in all ita
not a pleasant job.
urer each $500 a year for
A F U L L L IN E O F
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form a, Skin Diaeaaea.
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S e r v o n a D ebility,
Colonel Powell was before the
supervising public works
4,000
Irrp
oten
cy,
8em
inal
Weakneaa
and lama o f
Election blanks..................
1,800
Evening Telegran.:
The dis­ Miles court of inquiry and sustained M anhood, the oonaeqnenoe o f aelf-Bhnae
He declared the and exceaaea produeinR thefollow inR ayrap-
State reform school............
35,000 graceful looting cf tbo legislative the general.
Deficiency, reform s ch o o l..
2,277 halls was again in evidence upon charge that the canned roast meat toma: Sallow oonntenanee, dark apota o n -
AT
der the eyea, pain in the head. riiiRinR in
Supreme and circuit judges,
the last day of the session.
What served at Santiago was unfit for the ears, loaa o f oonfldenoe, diffidence in
approacbinR atranRera. palpitation o f tbe
food
to
have
been
well
grounded.
prosecuting
attorneys,
plunder the members did not waut-
w -a k n ea a of the limba and back, loaa
clerks and bailiffs ........ 120,500 themselves was taken by committee The refrigerated beef, he said, was o heart,
f m em ory, pim plea on tb o fa ce, conRha-
Orders left with R. S. K nowlton , Members and officers and
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clerks and others, who had no more all right, except that some of it was conaum ption, e tc.
D R . G IB B O N haa nraetiaed in San Fran-
C oqcille C ity , will rece've prompt
expenses of legislature.. 50,000 right to it than the Filipinos. One spoiled.
oiaoo over 30yeara an j thoae tum bled alionld
•¿ten ton.
Gas, fuel, etc., for state offi­
not fa il to oonaolt him and receive the ben ­
clerk, who came to Portland on the
efit o f hia R reat akilt and experience. The
cers .................. ................ 20,000 special train Saturday night, was
What They Voted For.
d octor enr-s when othera fa il.
T ry him .
COOS B A Y
State Agricultural Society. 10,000 loaded down with enough waste
C U R E S G U A R A N T E E D . Persona cored
The funding bill outrage has been at h om e. Charaea reasonable.__ Call or
Public printing and binding 60,000 paper baskets, clips, writing pads
DU . J . F . G IB B O N .
Transportation of convicts 15,000 and ink wells to make a respectable fmallvcousummated, the commission write.
62S Kearney atreet. San Franciaco C al.
Arrest of fugitives............
3,500 load for a dray, and yet he strug­ deciding that the$58,000,000 due the
C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
Support of nonresident poor
3,0o0 gled under the burden with the government shall be paid in twenty
BO YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
Superintendent of peniten­
consciousness of hnviag done his semi-annual iustallments, the Cen­
M anufacturer o f M arble M onum ent». H e a l-
tral Pacific to give notes for the
tiary..................................
3,000 duty.
atonea. T ablet«, e tc.
amount, bearing interest at tbe rate
Wardens...............................
4,800
oem etery lota enclosed w ith atone coping
A
new
town,
called
Taku,
has
1.800
I of three per cent per annum. The
o r cu rb in g. Iron railin g« furnished to o r ­ Head farmer........................
der. C orrespondence solicited from parties Bookkeeper..........................
2,400 been located on Taku hay, Alaska, | only security will be the bonds of
livin g in the cou ntry or other tow ns who
4,320 four miles above the mouth ot the the company, which as J. M. Bassett
m ay wish anythin g in m y lin e o f business. Shop guards.........................
M a b b b f ib t o
-
O bbo
Guards.................................
10,700 Taku river, about 25 miles from has shown in these columns, are al-
D C tlO N S
Engineer and plum ber.. . .
1,800 Juneau, aud is to become the ter­ ' most worthless. The governmei t
r w w »
Co^vmoMT« Ac.
h e
Anyons »muling a skelrh
Four nightwatchmen.........
5,400 minus of a railroad in which east­ ' will not get a cent of the debt,
qnlckly —certain onr opinion free whether an
p a c if ic ;
Inrenwon la probably paten»aMa Com £
Prison inspector..................
1,000 ern capitalists are interested.
nor even the small interest upon the
tiona atrlctly «»nfldentlal.
sent free. OMeet —eney for a ^ ^ n * patanu.
No matter what the matter is, one will do y o u
Visiting physician..............
1,800
At Tacoma, last Monday, a sher­ j same. When the ten yenrs e'.apse,
M UTUAL
I’atcnta taken through Monn ALO. receive
General expenses................ 35,500 iff's sale of the Tacoma Laud Coro- another “ extension" will be granted,
wpteial
treitti not
notice,
tea, without chanr«.
ctianre, in
good, and you can get ten for five cents.
Electric lighting.................
4,500 ! pany’s property, case-seed at three another refunding measure passed,
For rogues’ gallery.............
500 millions, occurred.
The property ! or the road, if then worth nothing,
A hardeomely I1h»«tret*1 weekly, rergeat rtr-
o f California.
dilation o f a^ artentiB c lonrnal.
1 For firewood........................
3,500 was bought by Providence Life A as is probable, »ill ho turned over
year ; four montha, |L Bold by all newaodilera.
Trust Company of Philadelphia for I to the government ns a “ dead
( For pay of officers and other
f t f l l l i l l l 0 O n IfttRrnaSwav. MOIA/ Y f l f l f
Life, Ruiloumcnt 1 trrid.nl Polirirs general expenses of the
- horse"— an iucubus.
There » as
1 $638,000.
FIRST OREGON BOY KILLED-
J ^ R . J. B Ü K T MOOUE,
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Burial
Caskets
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LovBst Cash Prices.
Marble aah Slots Works
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