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f *- C. y Menili. Coquille VO L. COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, 18. jju . J. BURT MOORE, burgeon and physician . COQUILLE CITY. OHKGON. W IL day L or promptly night. teapond to all calls, ____________ COMMERCIAL h ------ »p H E The most modern arranged BARBER BHOP in Coquille City. H. M. McDonald, Proprietor. C. L . MOON, A ttorney and Counselor at L a w COQUILLE CITY. OREGON. Keel Estate and Collections a Specialty. John F. Hall, A t t o r n e y . a t - I- ia w , MARSHFIELD, OREGON. ---------- =^rv^---------- Dealei in R ril E stats of all kinds. y r t l e c a m p , n o . r >7, w o o d m e n o f the World, meets Rt Masonic llftll lat and 3d Monday nights o f each month. A. J. S hbbwoc ., Consul. George T . Moulton, Clerk. M OURT COQUII j LE, NO. 18, FO R E 8T- ers o f America, meets every second ana fourth Thursday evening, at Masonic Hall Coquille City. Oregon. Guo. O. L u .c n , O. It. H. N. L obhnz , R . B C HADWICK LODGE. NO. 68. A. F. and A. M „ meets on Saturday evening on or before eaoh full moon. Visiting breth- rsn oordially invited. H abbi K bibs , W. M. C . W. White, Seo. C UELAH CHAPTER. NO. 6, O. E. S „ meets Friday ovenirg on or before eaoh full inoon at 8 o'clock from April 1st to October Hist, and thereafter at 7:80; and saoh fifteen days thereafter at 2 o’olook in ths afternoon. . „ M bs . N oba A. M c E wbn , W . M. _____________ _ M bs . J ens i s R o ss . Sue. B /T O Q U IL L E LODGE, NO. 69, I. O. <). F., \_y meets every Saturday evening. Visit ing brethren in good standing oordially invited. _ „ _ J. A. S eed , N. G. J . S. L awbbnok , 1 L S .____ ___ ______ /~tO QU ILLE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 25,1. V ) o . O. F., meets every first and third Thursdays in each month at Odd Fellows’ hall. Cordial invitation extended to all vis* itin g patriarchs in good standing. R . E. B ook , C. P. 3 . F. B oot « , ! , Scribe.___________________ a m ie rebekah lodge cend to heaven, to be echoed back to the parliament building on the Thames river, ‘We Americans hail Englishmen as brothers in the grand scheme of civilization. We are wid yez. God bless our people and to perdition with the rest of his creatures.’ (Our readers will excuse us for a moment while we go out aud fill up on a dynamite cocktail of bloody, bloomin’ rum. We don’t feel quite civilized enough to finish this editorial without some civilized stim ulation of civilization.)—George’s Weekly, Denver. Justifiable!?) Homicide. , n o . 20 , I. O. O. F., meets every 2d and 4th M Wednesdays in each month, at Odd Fel lows’ hall. Mas. JoniTH CotniEB, N. G. J. 8. L awbenoe . 8 .__________________________ /"TOQU ILLE COUNCIL. NO.888 OF THE L ' Fraternal Aid Association meets the 2d Tuesday evening o f each month. M bs . E lla P ankknhubo , Pres. D. F. D ean . Sec. _____________ _______ ICE Home—with immediate possession —for $1400.-23% aorea inside city lim N its; 8 sores bottom land, level oencli. halBooe Good house, large woodhouse, chicken house, fair barn. 2'X) fruit trees, mostly bearing and first-class fruit: small fruit, also. Plenty of water the year round. sel2 1m* WM. G A LLIER. We nre sorry to see well inten- tioned, but evidently weak minded, people deploring the butchery of the poor misguided Filipinos. And why such sentimentality? Don’t we own the cattle? Didn’t we pay $ 20 , 000,000 for them? Eight million niggers at $2.50 apiece, that’s all. If we own them can’t we kill them if we want to? Of course we can. Watch us do it. We, us and Mark Hanna are all right. On with the bloody, bloomin’ daw nee, don’t you know. That’s Anglo-Saxon up-to-date To Let You See. Christianity. Johnny Bull in doing the same by the Boers and has been When the elder Vanderbilt died doing that sort of business lo these many years. He tried it on us in several vearB ago, among bis assets 177(5 and in 1812, but that don’t were $40,000,000 of goverment 4 count. We favor ‘ an alliance of per cent bonds This produced an the Anglo-Saxon English-speaking income of one million six hundred people.’ Where our Hag is planted thousand dollars a year! That is it must stay. Bring on your nig what one man received and trans gers and watch us civilized people ferred to his descend auts because cut out their hearts and drink their men went out and fought to free the blood. Teach them to be like us black man! War was very profitable civilized people. Shoot Bibles and to him and others. That is a the blessed religion of Jesus Christ greater sum each year than has into them with dum-dum bullets. been paid to all the presidents of Was it not our Blessed Saviour who the United States since the foun said ‘Spread my gospel.’ Ho said, dation of the goverment? And it is ‘Father, forgive them, they know still being paid and will forever be not what they do,’ and of course paid so long as the people will applies to ue civilized people, not support the present system. Do the ignorant Tagals. He also said, you thiuk that the manipulating of a ‘peace on earth, good will towards part of the industries of the nation men,’ that will apply after we have should be paid thirty-two times as taught the heathens the beauty much as the man whom you elect of our divorce laws, taught them to control all of it? Do you believe mechanical honesty in the way of | that one man should take from all bell punches, cash registers, locks, the people auy such fabulous bolts, bars and burglar alarms; amount a year? Do you think ho taugh, them the beauties of an did it or could do it fairly? Is it American bar with mixed drinks in possible that one man can produce stead of high old lonesome through j so much more than another? The a straw, out of a fermented molasses Vanderbilt estate today is worth barrel. Taught them to carry a more than it was then. It is ac Bible under their arm and to go to cumulating faster than it can be Sunday-school on Sunday, and spent with all the extravagance of start saving banks, building associa the family. But great as this in tions, and issue interests bonds on come, it is nothing to what we as a people are paying to Mr. Rockafeller week days. You bet That’s the propah for telling us what we shall pay for o il! All the wealth is going into capah. We believe in jamming our ‘ad the hands of a few thousand vance thought’ down the throats of families and the sooner it is done those who don’t want it with bayonet the sooner will come the upheaval. | Are we not a very wise nation?— if other ways don’t work. We Hatter ourselves we are civ | Appeal to Reason. ilized and onto the Anglo-Saxon job. Hurrah for an alliance with Don’ t Tobacco Spit and Smoke Tonr Life Away. To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag boss nigger killer of the world, ! retie, full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To* England. Now, ‘Heroes,’ wade ic Bac, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men strong. A1» druggists, 60c or Cl. Cure guaran and butcher the Filipinos and teed. Booklet and sample free. Address butcher them good. Don’t let our Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York. ------------- - «»►-.------------- mother country over the sea outdo us in that line of business in the The Tillamook creamery has 2000 Transvaal. boxes of cheese ready to be shipped, Let the grand cry go up and as representing 12,500 pounds._______ NO. 20 DECEMBER 12, 1890. LIEU TEN A N T MONROE WORKED A BLUFF. ‘‘A Hero’» Reward.’’ Mr. H. N. Warner, o f Kearney, Among the “ heroes of the Maine" With Force of Only Fifty Men, He Captured was one Bill Anthony. He was the General Canon's Entire Arm y of Over Neb., says: man who, with the usual salute. | 800 and Properly. “ In 1894 I was attacked with calmly notified Captain Sigsbee paralysis in my left side. You Manila, Dec. 2.—The capture by that the ship was blown up and might stick a pin to the head sinking. His “ valor” then com Lieutenant Monroe and 50 men of into my left hip and I would not manded the admiration of the the Fourth cavalry of the Filipino world. He resigned his commis general, Canon, with 800 and of feel it. I was unable to ilx» «my sion, preferring private life, that he ficers, with rifles, seyeral American kind o f work, and had to be turned might be with his wife and child. and 70 Spanish prisoners at Bayom- in bed. I fully made up my mind Then he sought émployment, bong, in the province of Nueva that I could not be cured, as I had Viscaya, was a successful bluff. which he was denied. ¡His family used all kinds o f medicine and had was starving, and he coold not help. Monroe tapped the rebel wire, tele tried many doctors. At last I In despair and desperation, he graphed to Canon that he was ad was advised to try Dr. Williams’ committed suicide. -The very vancing with a large force, and de his surrender. After Pink Pills for Pale People, and I men who had denied him the right manded to work “ gave liberally for a first- negotiations, Canon consented to very reluctantly commenced their class funeral.” As the poet has capitulate to the “superior” force, use last September. Before I had whereupon Monroe telegraphed said: finished my first box I began to “ Seven Grecian « t ie s Struve, for Homer that he would enter the town with feel much better, and by the time dead, Through wliioli the llvinq Homer begged a small guard and reoeive the I had used six boxes the paralysis garrison's surrender. He captured, his bread.” disappeared; and although two Th it was and is a hero’s reward. the whole Filipino force and se months have passed since I finished In this connection, it is not im cured their arms, the rebels suppos my last b o x , there has been no re pertinent to ask: What has been or ing Monroe had an army behind currence o f the disease.’ ’ will be done for our “ hetoes" right him. AVom (A. A d v e r tu tr , A zletl, Ittb . here, who were so royally “ wel comed” only a few weeks ago, for Captain Killed Himself. which “ welcome” a puree of sixty Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Palo People Washington, Dec. 4.— The war de thousand dollars was raised?—S. F. contain, in a condensed form, all the ele partment has received the following ments necessary to give new life and richness Star. ta the blood and restore shattered nerves. from Otis at Manila: They arc an unfailing specific for such dis “ Lieutenant-Colonel Brereton, a eases as locomotor ataxia, purtial paralysis, Idaho Again. 8L Vitus’ dance, sciatica, neuralgia rheu captain of the Twenty-fourth in matism, nervous headache, the aftcr-effccta of The supreme court of Idaho, in fantry, while temporarily insane, la grippe, palpitation o f tne heart, pale and sallow complexions, all forma ot weakness committed suicide at Santa Tomas, denying the petition of Paul Cor either ia male or female. coran for a writ of habeas corpus, Luzon, at G o’clock this morning. Or. WMIama' Pink Pills for Pale Paopla are aavar The insanity was first manifested denounces the Miners’ Union for sold hi ths doian or hundred, but alwars In pack- Tt from the Or. I“ * asce, s ------------------------------ t a ll druqgl "commencing an attack upon on November 29, at Aringay.” gmpaay. Schenectady. N. Y., M llama Medicina Cor nr. — the legally constituted authorities osec 12.80. conta par has, • bo: whenever an attempt is made to The Cost of Government- bring them to account for their Washington, Dec. 4.—The sec unlawful, barbarous, and murder ous acts.” The justices thus show retary of the treasury today trans Judge vs- J u ry Rev. Chnrles M. Sheldon: It their bias and unfairness, as no mitted to the housa of representa seems nlmost to be taken for granted tives estimates of the appropria It is appropriate that a federal by the majority of men that money such acts have been brought home to the Miners’ Union, which is not tions required for the service of the judge from the “bull-pen” slate, is of moro value than anything else. on trial, and the great majority of fiscal year ending June 30, 1901. who recently tried a damage suit Character, reputation, absolute fidel the members of which are admit The aggregate of the appropriations against the railroad in this city, ity to even the finest shades of estimated is $631,081,994, an in should not only set aride the distinction between honor tedly innoceut of any crime. and In addition, the court denounces crease over the estimates for the $2250 verdict rendered, but should dishonor— the almighty dollar "that portion of the press whose present fiscal year of $38,033,616, denounce jury verdicts generally. seems sometimes to weigh all these moral principles are governed and and an increase over the appropria He would have all such cases, as down and sit throned on a man’s controlled by what is for their tion, for the present fiscal year to questions of fact as well as of eternal soul. law, decided by the judges. In gain,” well knowing that such por of $34,245,024. Among the estimates for the next this he differs from the upright aud tion of the press endorsed the ltov. DeWitt Talmnge: “ People is business. prosecution of the miners and the fiscal year are the following: Army able Judge Henry C. Cardwell, also go where there illegal actions of the authorities, aud navy pens;ons, $144,000,000; a federal judge, whose circuit in- Capital aud labor will locate where and established a yirtual censor expenses of pension examining I eludes Kansas and Missouri. Judge there is au enterprising community. ship of the dispatches, so that the surgeons, $1,700,000; all other ex I Cardwell bolds that “ twelve men of No power is so strong to build up facts could not be obtined until penses, $530,232, making the total various pursuits muBt know more a town as a newspaper properly ¿couut of pensions, $145,230,- I about men and affairs than one patronized. I f will always return long after the occurrence.— 3. F $3380 less, than the Im M whose whole existence is de- more than it receives.” Star. .‘vdRaHMlr appropriations fur the current votedTo one occupation,” and*that “judges, ns judges of the facts, Chicago Times: “ An Ohio paper year. Reporter—What is the sensation have all the fault;, but not all the of being hit by a cyclone? Victim advertises for ‘the heirs to a small virtues of jurors.”—S. F. Star. fortune which is new in the hands “ Umlimited confidence,” yet — Why, it’s just like getting ■------------ n- o»»-w-------------■ ’ of a lawyer.’ ” Those heirs will be Cecil Rhodes keeps a big balloon married! Yer don’t really realize D ow A re T on r Kidneys V foolish if they permit themselves to ready, at Kimberley, in which to wot’s happening till it’s nil over nnd be discovered. escape if driven to that extremity. pKvg,obi 5 a 8 ps w X i^ M 37 o!!. yer come ter yer senses! A Remedy That Cures Paralysis! Sah Clus Recommends Us h the htlit ■arnaarr.' Buy Your Holiday Goods and Christmas Presents from the Store that H as th e Crisp, Snappy Bargains for W ide-Aw ake Buyers. ss o n s Our Holiday Assortment is Replete With All the NOVELTIES that Go to Make a First-Class Stock in the Line of VASES - No better assortment ever in Coos We tjave the Goods, Our Prices (Ire Right, And we are entitled to a crow, right on the spot, but mod esty causes us to refrain, so we will content ourselues with being c o o k : o r - w t h e - a j l k : in Holiday Goods, as well as in Drugs, School Supplies, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, etc., etc. TOYS! Y ou Can’t Buy county. ALBUMS--New and latest designs never before seen in Coos county. TOILET SETS—Beauties and at all prices. PERFUMERY and Atomizers—An elegant as sortment. MEDALLIONS—Including John Alden and Pris cilla, amongst others. W ALL PICTURES—Framed and unframed, and would adorn any parlor. CELLULOID NOVELTIES - All kinds and prices. DOLLS AND HEADS—All sizes, colors and va rieties. TO YS! Goods in the Call and See Our Paper Flower Department. Materials for making Flowers— Crepe and Tissue Papers of all kinds. Instructions given in Flower Making, TOYS! TOYS! City A n y Cheaper Than W e Offer Them. A Cloud-Burst of Christmas Beauty, Good Values and Sparkling W ith Low Prices Awaits Your Personal Inspection. CO Q U ILLE PH ARM ACY, [M CY & MOORE, Proprietors.]
