Coquille City herald., February 27, 1900, Image 2

CtoQttiUt < tit$ l u t a l a .
POPULIST STATE COMMlTTEt MET.
Women a s Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
A Taxpayer Seeks Inlormation-
LA GRIPPE
German East Atnca Sutters from Disease
and Famine.
This Paper Farm Journal
Aa a citizen and taxpayer, I l a n ow re a p in g a r ic h h a r v e s t . II la d r a w -
g t h o u s a n d s w it h in it s r e l e n t l e s s g r a s p .
1 Year.
5 Years.
would like to ask through your pa In
f O U O A l , F E B . 27, 1900.
Berlin, Feb. 17. —Official reports
M e d ic a l s t a t i s t i c s c o m p i l ' d by t h e b e st
p h y s i c i a n s o f the
per a few questions, nud 1 want
demonstrate that famiuc and sick­
w orl d s h o w t h a t
o v e r 00 pe r c e n t o f
The Populist state committee met
some person who can to answer, as
ness iu German East Africa has de­ Pay Up and Gtt Both P ap er* at
the case s of a c ­
f (J B U S H E D E V E R Y TU ESDAY in Portluml last Thursday and act
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dls- others besides myaelf are interested
q ui re d
C O N -
vastated the colony. In the district
Price of O ne.
S u m p t io n
a r«
the hall rolling for the present stale courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor also. There is a smalt office room
of Tanga, withiu tho year 1899, the
du e
to
L A
GR1PPR.
T h «
J . S. M ° E W Ë N & CO . campaign. I t adjourned Saturday
population has been diminished
S 2 | ^ t t .k S
j “ »h e n o rth w e s t c o m e r o f first
4Ve want to ge't 5 0 0 new sub­
consumption
de ­
morning, after u thorough discus­
ve lo p s
o w in g
to
Editors and Proprietors.
neys are out of order “ o o r o f o u r c o u r th o u s e , w h ic h is
from 123,308 to 61,328, owing to scribers to the H khai . o , and are
the weakened s tate
sion of the several distracting ques-
S!= *'or diseased.
w a n n e d a n d f u r n is h e d , a n d w h ich
faiuiue, leprosy, smallpox aud ty­ going to do it if we can; we there­
o f t h e lu n g s pro-
d u ce d by t h e d i s ­
Uev Jteil to tUe material and social up (¡<ms having taken very harmonious
Kidney trouble has \1 r. I . Hacker u s e s a s an o ffice
Tho condition of tho fore continue our arrangement with
ease.
There
ar% phoid fever.
6-nlding of the Ooqoil.e Valley parnonlarly
. ’
“
a ls o o t h e r po in t s
thaUUs not uncommon « bPU tie m a k e s a b s t r a c t s to la n d s
whole colony apjienrs uppnlling.
and of Oooa County lomerall»
, action.
the Farm Journal, by which we can
of weakness.
Re­
Subscription, per year, in udvanoe, ft..SO. Xhe committee selected Portland
• «+►«
fe r to the n u m b e rs
for a child to be born to tills c o u n ty .
send this paper ( T he C ouuille C itv
I
/
on
t
h
e
c
h
a
r
t
.
:,8 and April 12, at 10 a. m., as the time
afflicted with weak kid-
1 u n d e r s ta n d h e is n o t a c o u n ty
H kuilo ) 1 year and the Farm Jo u r­
L*
A
to / S t u d y
each
on e
Separate Department.
neys. If the child urin- official,
W
©
' “7
carefully.
Fa-
t h is r m :u *iiv«,rti‘.>!ì,21^Yirèmiyu ul » mm « and place for holding the state con-¡
nal 5 years, both for only $1.50.
\
I m illarlse
your-
ales too often, if the
Q u ery
M e arch
M
r c n a iata
mn ' E
r .x aeh
c u a aiyn
iiK « . , »au yraoclaeo,
‘" V " , Callforula,
I / s e l f w it h t h e m . I f
Does he pay any rent
>«ber © co u trscU fo r n Jv e rti*iu K cau b« m ade fo r It.
> i m im i.
Sun Francisco, Feb. 17.— Major-
Anil we make the same offer to
urine scalds the flesh or If, when the child
J
( yo u h a v e a n n t -
By the action of the Populists reaches an age when It should be able to for thnt'room?
Since I have uot
I
XA I t a c k o f L a G ri p p e General Shatter has received official all old subscribers who will pay all
_il. Tradirne for nenulvxhins—A yesterday,” says the Evening Tele- control the passage, ilia yet afflicted with seeD any mention made in the pro­ H U D Y A • N ns so on ' a s b t e h g e i n a t c h u e t e u s s e y m o p f ­ word that the territory of Alaska is j arrearages and 1 year in ndvauce.
no fusion N#w
NO Ticket » Throughout-
p ,
p
the
upon It. the cause of ceedirms of the countv court
t o m s h a v e s ub si d ed .
H lU Y A N
will no longer a part of the department
gtnm (Hen
(Hep.) ) of
oi Friday
r ruiay, “oue
oue of
o lin
e bed-wetting,
,he dlf(lcuT,y depend
Kidney
trouble, and the first
o ttn e c o u n ty court.
You know what our paper is, and
b rin g ab o u t th e re s to ra tio n to p e rfe ct
most unusual occurrences in Ore- slep 3houId ^ towards the treatment of
Query Mo. 2;
Has he any h e a l t h .
of California, aud therefore would ! the Farm Journal is a gem— prac­
E d . H erald : There should be no i'on's political history will tuke place these important organs, This unpleasant m o re r i g h t s th a n a n y o t h e r ta x -
j no longer he under his command. tical, progressive—a clean, honest,
THE PARTS AFFECTED ARE:
1. T H E M U C O U S M E M B R A N E
L I N ­ It is expected to reinforce the gar­ useful paper, full of gumption, full
fusion this year.
Of course, Coos on April 12, as on that day the trouble is due to a diseased condition of the payer?
F T H E BA< ' K P O R T I O N O F T H E
and bladder and not to a habit as
Another question:
th e I N N O G S E O —I
county Democrats want a union, three great parties the Republi- kidneys
t b e c o m e s in hu m ed a n d t h i c k ­ rison in Alaska and make it a sepa­ of sunsbiue, with an immense circu­
most people suppose.
!
. . . 1
. , . Does
,
, a,nd a C h r o n i c C a t a r r h is t h e r e ­
Women as well as men are made mis- county 1st ont furnishing by coo s e u ned
They wanted it with the Republi- ■ cans, Democrats and Populists—
lt .
H U D Y A N will re d u c e t h e In f la m ­ rate department, where, under the lation among the best people every­
cans six years ago, and again, two j will each hold their state conyen- erabie with kidney and bladder trouble, tract? I am told that tbe boarders m a t i o n . p r o d u c e a p e r f e c t c i r c u l a t i o n of present conditions, the command­ where. Y ou ou ght to ta k e it.
d an d l e a v e t h e m u c o u s m c i n b r u n e In
and both need the same great remedy, in o u r c o u n ty ja il c o s t five d o l l a r s b u loo
p e r f e c t l y h e a l t h y con di ti on .
years later, they got it for a deputy-1 tions at the same time,
ing officer would have entire charge
The mild
the Immediate
lr -
**-*- effect^ot
* * ' (<fi)
----- pPr we¿ k| w|nle tha boarding
mild and
and the
2. ( T H E E A R D R U M ! T H E M U C O U S
whip in the office as a premium. I The Populists will have a large The
M E M B R A N E O F T H E E A R - I t b e co m e» of affairs.
Swamp-Root is soon
The Nicaragua Canal Bill-
----------------- - * - * « » • -------------------
bouses are hoarding men at four In fl a m e d a n d t h i c k e n e d , g i v in g rise to a l ­
They wanted it again with the Pop- j convention.
The delegates will by druggj
gists. In filty-
most total deafness.
i i u d y a n will p ie -
dollars ( f t ) per week.
Can't they ve nt t h e s p r e a d o f t h e i n f la m m a t io n . T h e
ulists two years ago, and made it number 300, although in estimating cent and one dollar
Hundreds Driven Insane-
AVashington, Feb. 17.—Gbairmnu
r u m will no t be a f f e c t e d an d h e a r i n g ;
be boarded foi less some way or d will
with a compromise in the division the apportionment it was intended j aUe*., You « • £ have a
be u n im p a ir e d .
Hepburn,
of the bouse committee on
S. C H R O N I C T O N 8 I L I T I « * O R C H R O N - ,
5* mPle bottle by mall
other?
San Francisco, Cal., Feb. 18.— interstate and .foreign commerce, to­
of official spoils.
AVhat they want to keep the representation down to i free,
1C S O R E T H R O A T —F r o m t h e s a m e c a u s e
also pamphlet tell- nuou of swunp-Rooi.
a s t h e t w o pr ec e d in g . H U D Y A N will pr e- I Eleven insane soldiers will today
Now,
I
sigh
on
account
of
my
250.
is the office, for there is more money
fng all about it. Including many of the
day submitted the report of tho
v e n t it s c o m i n g on.
Hon. Frank Williams, of Jackson thousands of testimonial letters received taxes and am short of money,
4. W E A K N E S S
IN
THE
H E A R T — be sent from this city to the gov­
and less honor. I f they can't get
committee in fayor of the Hepburn
HUDYAN
wil l
strengthen
the
heart
county,
state
chairman,
presided,
from
sufferers
cured.
In
writing
Dr.
Ktlmei
Respectfully
yours,
hospital at Washington, bill, for constructing the Nicaragua
n e r v e s , e q u a l i z e t h e c i r c u l a t i o n of blood ernment
elected, they will be satisfied with
and cause th e
h e a r t - b e a t s t o b e co m e
and W. S. U’Reu, of Clackamas & Co. Binghamton. N. Y.. be sure and
SIGH & SHOUT.
nnd it is probablo that about thirty caunl. The report says:
deputvships.
strong and regu lar.
,
,
mention this paner.
paper.
6-fi. A W E A K E N E D C O N D I T I O N O F more will go enst during tho week.
As for the national issues, they county, was chosen secretary.
“Tlie estimates of the cost are
E L O W E R L O R E S O F T H E L I NGS.
[N o t e — U pon inquiry regarding T L H
,, Yet
ACII
The apportionment of representa-
EA V IN G T H E M
PRONE
TO
A T ­ During tho last three months nearly variable, ranging, as they do, from
might have been more sincere.
R I S Y . PN EU M O N IA
the free silver problem is not the ¡»¡on was fixed at one delegnte-at- j ent administration launching this the occupancy of the room by Mr. , T A A N C D K S C O O N F S U P M L P E T U I O
N —B y it s e ff e c t on 250 demented soldiers have beeu less than $10,000,000 to possibly
and
nerves H U D Y A N
will
main Populistic measure. We w a n t a g e for each county, and one for| republic into a policy of impenal- Hacker, referred to above, we loam c t b a u e s e blood
t h e lu n g t i s s u e t o b e c o m e s t r o n g ! sent across the continent, aud it is $145,000,000. It is, however, proper
off th e , j said that over 200 more will soon
Homething more than bimetallism in every 130 votes la s t” for King for ism and militarism, which has de­ that be gives what the authorities a g n e d r m h s e o a f l t h t y h e a n m d u c a h b l e d r t e o a d t e h d r o w p u lm
to say that the size aud character of
onary
stroyed many governments in the consider a good return to the couuty | d is e a s e s .
[ arrive here from Manila. Iu nearly the canal estimated for is as variable
our reforms, lite rc is no excuse for governor in 1898, and one for frac-
GO.
OR
W EAK
BACK-
Populists to go into an alliance with tions of one-half and over.
Coos past, nnd will surely cause the end as rent by keeping up H ip county's | H 7. U D L Y U A M N B A will
all
cases
the
men
are
violently
in­
s t r e n g t h e n It a l m o s t i m ­
as the cost. At present $1.55 per
I t is! m e d ia t e ly .
sane, and the reputed cause of their ton is the toll charged for the use
Democrats on anv proposition, be itl«>unty, on 1013 votes, gets 9 dele- of our republican form of govern­ ■‘present ownership” book.
H U D Y A N w ill c u r e all o f t h e ab ov e
ment,
if
permitted
long
to
continue,
well
enough
to
have
these
things
s y m p t o m s a n d l e a v e y o u r w ho le s y s t e m trouble is the ceaseless vigilance
county, state or national. Populists | gates; and Curry, on 252 votes, has
of the Suez canal. If that rate was
a perfect condition of health.
G o to
as now outlined by a Republican known to tbe public, who will he In
are and ought to be composed of i a delegates.
_
your druggist a t once and
p r o c u r e a required by outpost duty in the the rate charged, at the Nicaragua
p
a
c
k
a
g
e
o
f
H
U
D
Y
A
N
f
o
r
50
c
e
n
t
s
,
o
r
six
better able to judge of the mau-
those who are not satisfied with the | A committee, consisting of E. congress and the president.
canal, aud 4,000,000 be the tonnage
p a c k a g e s f o r $2 50. I f y o u r d r u g g i s t docs ! Philippines.
“3. True to the policy adopted agemeut of public affairs when the! not k e e p it , s en d d ir e c t t o t h e H U D Y A N
- —
old conditions and parties, and there Kroner, of Multnomah, W. R. King,
passing through it annually, an
Educate Tour Ilowol* With Cuionrotfl.
R E M E D Y C O M P A N Y . S a n F r a n c i s c o , or
by
the
Republican
administration
cainpuigu
is
on
aud
justice
be
done.
L o s A n g e l e s , C!al. R e m e m b e r t h a t you
Candy Cntliartlc, cure cons tip ati on forever.
is no reason why they should not I ° f Baker, J. D. Locey, of Malheur,
aggregate of more thau $6,000.000
can consult th e
HUDYAN
D O C T O R S 10c, 25c. I f C. C. C. fall, druggists refund money.
of
this
nation,
we
find
it,
contrary
—
E
d
.
H
erald
.]
remain in the middle of the road. | H. M. Palmer, of Linn, and O. L.
FREE.
C a ll a n d s e e t h e d o c t o rs .
You
would be the receipts. It. ‘is esti­
-
« -
m a y ca ll a n d s e e t h e m o r w ri t e , a s you
Let us say to our Democratic Perrme, of Columbia, was appointed to the will of ithe great majority of
T o C u r e C o u itlp a tru n F o r e v e r .
mated that the cost of maiutaiuing
des ire . A d d r e s s :
IBnndou
Reooraer.
|
ak e Ca s ca re ts Candy _______
Cathartic. _______
10c o r 25c.
friends thut they must fight th eir! to ‘B aft an address to the People s all citizens of the United States, T _______________
Glenn Cox, in the capacity of and operating the canal would be
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
secretly sympathizing with England « C. O.C. latuosun,.instiuuntumlmoney.
own battle this year. Ju st tell them Party voters “setting forth the ne-
liveryman, visited Em pire City $1,000,000 annually.”
in its imperialistic and unjust policy
No.
316
South
Broadway,
cessity
of
continuing
the
People
s
these two words—“No union,” and
Speaking of the concessions from
Assessors of Oregon In Council.
last .Saturday, conveying Special
adopted againsi the Boer govern­
Los Angeles, Cal.
see how fast they will go on the Party organization.”
Nicaragua aud Costa Rica, the re­
Pension
Exam
iner
R
eed,
of
P
ort­
ment
and
looking
towards
the
de­
The committee at a late hour pre­
Portland, Or., Feb. 20.— The
port says:
double quick to the Republican
C o r. S t o c k t o n , M a rk e t an d R ills S t s ..
land, thither.
couuty assessors, who are in the
S o n F r a n c i s c o , Cal,
“It is believed by your committee
camp with a proposition that they sented the following address, which struction of another republic
Jam es and John Taggart, of
“4. The Republican party, the L it y otton j j
the
the convention,
convention, met
that these rights have either lapsed,
will withdraw this and that candi­ was adopted:
Smith river, California, stopped nt or are of inconsiderable value or
father
of
all
trusts,
is
neglecting
to
lagt
ni
hl
in
tbe
offioe
of
Assessor
“To
the
members
of
the
People’s
date; that they will be satisfied with
the Tupper fliu s e Saturday night. have been obtained for speculative
MANY SENSATIONAL RUMORS.
Assembled in adopt and enforce laws against GreenIfeuf in the courty courthouse,
a deputyship in the office.
Such party of Oregon:
They were taking a look nrouni iu
trusts, but through the medium of nud appointed a committee on legis­
conformity
with
our
duty
as
your
purposes. However this may be,
was tbe Democratic past, and such
its subsidized press is seeking to lation, which will make a number Hut not One of Them Confirmed--Cronje Coos ana proceeded up the river.
representatives,
we
deem
the
present
it should be the purpose of the
seems to be tl eir present nttitude.
Has Not Surrendered.
continue and sustain these monop­
| T. A. North, the creamery man, government to deni directly with
L et them be so, for wo have no at­ state of affairs in this, our country, olies, whicli will prove ruinous to of important suggestions in tbe next
I visited Bandou this week.
Mr. the governments of Nicaragua and
to demand an explanation upon
legislature,
tractions of office.
Berlin, Feb. 24, G:20 p. m.— Sev­
the government and its people.
R. S. O reeD leaf w as elected chair­ eral newspapers announce that they North informed us that he had Costa Rica. It is our opinion that
The history of the Populists in our part to you of our duty of the
| sold a complete plant, the best yet people of the United Stntes want n
“5. The Republican party, which, man and J . W. Hobart secretary.
We desire to
Coos county was the history of sud­ hour as we see it.
learn from private sources that | ordered iu Coos, to G. S. Davis, of
when
in
power
in
the
past,
granted
I
On
motion
of
Mr.
W
ffipVleTresoiu-
affirm
that
the
People's
party
stands
government call'll, one that will be
den and complete disenfranchise­
tion wag unonilnoI18ly C opied that Cronje has succeeded in forcing Norway, who will erect n creamery completely under the control of tbe
ment of the old party politicians. today, as in the past, the undaunted to railroad and other companies
his way through the British lines. on the Doraeut place at the Nor­
w ia t
l lands
onH a
T
*
millions of acres of the best
United Stu bs. There are persona
Their power was so mighty and the champion of the liberties of the in the United States, as donations, lt was the sense of the meeting that
New York, Feb. 24.— According way boat landing.
The cnjjacity who say that we are bound, by-
people
of
the
United
States,
and
we
county
assessors
should
hold
office
victory so overwhelming that even
to
advice
from
London
to
tho
Now
will
exceed
12,000
pounds
a
day.
now proposes to take from the pub­
treaty stipulations with Great B rit­
the allied force could not defeat hold that the priceless privilege of lic domain all the public lands, un­ for four years.
York papers, thero are rumors afloat
Considerable uneasiness was felt ain, to refrain from carrying out
On motion of Mr. Fegtly, it was that Ladysmith aud Mafeking have
them in tile memorable battle of national liberty, for winch the der the pretense of leasing them,
here yesterday evening over tbe this great enterprise. This state­
1894. But as soon as the Populists fathers of this republic have fought and to thereby turn over to suggested that the work of assess­ been relieved, nnd it is again re­
got into pi wer, they began to forget and died oc many battlefields, are the corporations and syndicates the ment begin on the first Monday in ported thet Cronje has surrendered. noiiairival ot the mail carrier from ment we do not believe.”
Langlois, nnd a search was insti­
After quoting tbe Clnyton-Bulwer
January.
what a humble and untrained purty not designed by the Almigbtv to be
The war office, however, has not tuted. About 3 o'clock this morn­
few acres of public lands now re­
treaty, the report goes on:
The motion of Mr. White that confirmed any of these stories.
they once were; they forgot thut the heritage of the Anglc-Saxon maining, thereby placing -the stock
ing J . M. Conrad and Mr Towne
“Great Britain hasallowed 5 0 years
Wo
the original assessment roll be made
their brilliant victory over the allied race only, but of nil races.
A war bulletin published in Pre­ found him abed at Mr. Stew art’s
industries of tbe west in the hands
to elapse without auy movement
forco was the result of a well- honor the flag of our country, and of the few, ns against the numerous the tax roll was unanimously toria Thursday said that communi­ [dace near Now River.
Hii bail on her part to carry out the provi­
adopted, after much discussion.
planned campaign, laid upon the pledge our efforts to koep it what
owners, and further injuring the The adoption of this suggestion by cation with Cronje wns still open tried to come back by way of the sions of that article. It has been n
it
has
been
in
the
past
history
of
foundation of true democratic re­
Weduesilay, and that reports of bench aud got a horse down in tho
our country— an emblem of national j mining industries of the west by the legislators will be in the line of
dead letter from the day the treaty
form. They forgot their declaration
heavy fighting, occurring enst of j quicksand at Fourm ile,
He then was signed to the present. In 1868
independence and a democratic form stopping all prospecting upon the economy and will dispense with
of principles and simply thought
Cronje’s laager, have been received. i returned to Stewart’s where lie was
the United States aud Nicaragua ex­
that the position they acquired was! ° f government here as in every part' lands so leased upon the public much clerical work.
KELIK F FOR CBONJK.
; found. Tbe senrch party returned changed ratifications of the treaty
1
of
the
globe.
1
domain.
On
motion
of
Mr.
Pike,
the
legis­
n gift of mere numbers, permanent
London, Feb. 24.—Spencer Wil­ ! with the mail at daylight this of friendship, commerce and navi­
“Standing ns we do upon the' “W e therefore urge and request lature will he asked to make all
nnd powerful ns the fort of Gibral­
kinson, in tho Morning Post, says: morning.
gation. I t gives to the United
threshhold of the 20th century, we all true reformers nnd persons fa- tuxes payable November 1.
tar and which could not be taken
“From Boer dispatches we must
call public nttention to the fact that voring th« perpetuation of our re-
States the right to send its forces
I t was also suggested that all
from them. Ignorant, ns they were,
c s t s w it h y o a w h e th e r y o u m n tln u o t h » - .
into Nicaragua to defeud the citizens
the unselfish sacrifices of our organ- j public, the upholding of the prin- mercantile firms he required to infer that General Dewet lias gath­ l » t u r rxre-k
ilh n tf to tiK cco h a b i t . N « • T O -M A JJ " '* *
of the cause of their coming into
o T ea th o d e s ir e f o r t o b a c c o , w
of the United States nnd their
paved , the ciples set forth in the Declaration furnish assessors nn invoice of their ered a considerable force of scat­ o r ein
u t n e r v o u s 0 1str e s s . e x p e ls n ieo-
power, they began to ignore it, which izntiun in the past have
,
. ti n e , p u r ifie s t b e bluo
of
Independence
and
the
Coi
stitu-
tered
Boers
at
Petrusberg,
about
property, the property in contempla­
!
flto
re
s lo s t m anhood ,
X> ho xco
goods
on
hand,
when
asked
to
do
so.
finnllv culminated in the most im- "a y , through the education of the
I m a k es y o u stro n g
—
400,000
tion of the United states, to make a
tion being the Nicaragua canal.
In
h e a lth , .nervi
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____ c u r e d . P u y
Perhaps the most
im fortnnt 15 miles southeast of Koodoosraud, an
portaut policy of giving offices to n>nsf * -
tho realization of our
d p o e k e t-
_
_
T
o
l
l
A C fr o m
determined and united effort to re- recommendation was
The use of the military force nlwnys
o u r o w n d r u g g is t , w h o
made on with a view of relieving Genernl bonk,
nieu for second nud third terms.
1,1 tl,e l»esent century.
We
_ 'o u c h f o r u s. T a k e i t w ith
will, p a t ie n t l y , p a i-s is te n tiy . O ne implies tho right to establish forti­
^ J ” »,,r7m ;iTfirhittm V v'a™ inst I feel cftBed upon to'say to you that I claim the government from the motion of Mr. Carnahan, that the Crouje. It is probable that a battle
j. C l, u s u a l ly c u r e s ; 3 b o x e s , $2 60,
fications for defensive purposes.”
< n m r*n tep d to c u r » , o r w e r e f u n d m o n e y .
Hi
W nurture and rhamnioned the ' ceaseless efforts iu the perpetuation hands of the few now in control, to state board of equalization be com­ is also raging in Natal. Anyway,
Sterling LeineUy Co., Chicago, Hon(rsaJt New fo r k .
this.departure and «hampioned the| ,f ^
^
ftl.0 t„ 0 cease all local dissensions and work
posed of all the assessors in the thero is no need for alarm. I t is
cause of single-lctm
Ecklev Items, in Myrtle Points
only m eans at hand to secure the together in harmony for the suc- state, nnd that tho board meet once quite possible that after the fight
tho convention of 189(1, though de­
Enterprise: Rusty Gulch has again
continuance on the part of the diff- cess of the common cause the in every four years, at the capital, Lord Roberts may be engaged iu
feated, have the admiration of the
attracted the nttention of numerous
erent political reform parties of greatest good to the greatest num- to equalize the taxes on real estate. pursuing the Boers, which would
writer and an approving conscience.
prospectors and miners. Those who
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take him awuv from the telegraph
her. ”
their
efforts
to
co-operate
with
us
No one, except military men, pre­
have returned confirm recent re­
wires.
iu
securing
the
reforms
which
we
Will
Testily
tor
Macrum.
tend and profess to he officeholders
PAUPERS NUMBER 600,000.
ports regarding late discoveries
advocate,
aud
we
emphasize
the
fact
TOTAL LOSSES OF TH E B M T I S H — OFFICIAL
iu a country like ours. Office is a
made in that district.
Han Francisco, Fefc. 17. — Charles
Lnnclou, Feb. 24.—The war office,
gift of men. Every citizen is eligi­ that laxity upon our part will surely Pucrlo Rican Workingmen Appeal tor
Grote,
formerly
superintendent
of
result
iu
the
abandonment
of
reform
for
the
first,
time,
lias
given
out
an
Persons
have
been
known
to
ble for office, and there are many
Help.
mines in the Trnusvnnl, hut who official compilation of the British
We belieye
Facts That
who are well qualified for the posi­ (.Hurts on their part.
gain a p o u n d a d a y by taking
Ready
tlio
industrial
situation
deniunds
tions. A man of common scusc and
New York, Feb. 18.— Iglesias and returned to this country after the losses. The total is 11,280 to F e b ­ an ounce of SCOTT’S EMUL­
Every
Patriot
breaking
out
of
the
war
for
the
ren-1
tho
expansion
of
the
functions
of
January 1st
ruary 17th. This does not include,
education, who is honest nnd true,
I Ed ii rado Conde, Puerto Rican lead-
SION. It is strange, but it often
states- that he could not | therefore, Lord Roberts’ recent
could easily fill any couuty office government in the interest of tho i
who arri veil here from that I son’ 118
and
Voter
”
from judge down to rond supervisor, people nnd for the extermination of I; island
a few days ago, have is tiled get his American papers owing to losses, nor the Wiltshire prisoners. happens.
Ought to Know.
Somehow the ounce produces
and Coos county is rich of such Private monopoly in the public: util -1 nn np.leai
bbe government on b«-, the _ interference bv , the British with , Tho British losses at Koodors Rand
men. L et us, therefore, nominate a lt,,H
bo
that labor j ,m, f
tlie workingraen of Puerto «-C on su l Macrumis mail, will leave xvas 700.
the pound; it seems to start the
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ticket composed of entirely new •»»> find a just reward, and th a tilie | Uica
They say that of the 1,000,- J™ Washington tomorrow to meetl
digestive machinery going prop­
1 ... mlan.,K c o n
Mr. Macrum, and to testify before | Su n :
Adr.m Pershbaker, the
enjoyments of the products of to il: „„„ inlmbitanU of * tllB
1 L ono T o m .”
(wuhout effort) may forever cease. L 00 gro
a committee should bis testimony Prosper sawmill uiau, arrived on erly, so that the patient is able
the last Areata.
It is reported to digest and absorb his ordinary
„
,
„ .
^
advocate and beheve in the
Thpy ,’lsU ‘that the follow ing ordi- bo desired. ------ • e»> e ■
that he will bniM a large vessel at food, which he could not do be­
Roseburg Review: When Gen rights of the people to ru e, .over- lmucel of Ooveruor General Davis
AND ENCYCLOPEDIA.
In tbe Clark investigation by the bis shipyard on the Coquille.
Miles lamiecl iu Porto luco with Ins ' ei^n and supreme, ana indirect le#-
annulled-
fore, and that is the way the gain
-
-
— ■
U.
S.
senate
committee,
Senator
army he issued a proclamation say- ¡station fcs the method of enforcing
f T . ..
^
i
l4
,
»
D t t a l z Is n ia o d D eep .
is made.
ing: “We have come to bestow1 the will of the people, claiming that , ,,
“
in s oc C \ .
Clean blood means a dean skin. No
A certain amount of flesh is
upon you the blessir
beauty without it. Cascareta, Candy Cathar­
casings and immuui- to be the mark of liberty and th a t' ^
f ^ e ^ b t hours' woik.
‘
7
j itures on the political accoimtmade tic clean your blood And keep it clean, by necessary for health; if you have
ties of the liberal institutions of no country ,s truly free without it.
o Th(lt onl
pprt holders' by him from August L 1898, to Sep- stirring up the lazy liver an d driving all im­
Containing Full Information
our government ’ Intelligent P o rto ; “ Me urge upon you. as you lo v o L ml tftxpnvcrH
vo‘, Pi ¿ n J those timber 1 1899 The to ta f amount purities from the body, ltegin to-day to not got it you can get K by
pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
Upon Adi Statistical Facts
Ricans are wondering if Americans your country and hope to acco.u- wh<| ctu, rca<1 am, write.
! aH ghown b , the monloraU(, llm was bar.oh
taking
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
and Figures.
consider the starvation they now pl»h these great results, in addition
3 Tllat ,fi0 payment of *1 shall *ir,r,,«82 The senator said hi, had Cascarets,—beauty for ten cents. All drug­
10c, 25c, 50c.
have or the 2.. per cent tariff the to the principles enunciated in our be
i(, bef()1.0 a voto ia caat.
i ma(le Me, grg Wellcome McDermott gists, satisfaction guaranteed,
» .s . - -
The
f t C O it’S f llH f lS lf fll
1 . publicans purpose giving them, national platform oM «!)«. as well as
workingm(>n nUo ask that I nnd K. V. Day each a’ present o f 1
Manauense was Unseaworthy.
“blessings.
| state platform of 1 8 .8 , to call the tbe ordinance forbidding appeals $8000 Clark said all the large'
New
voters attention to the following from the decisions of tnbu nils be ’ l Z s p aid to C . W C l^ k , Wellcome | San Francisco, Feb. 20.—Chief
Oregonian. lo b . 20: If we are U(,w conditions nnd issues, which
You will find it just as useful in summer
Congress
they also want a gen- n„d Davidson had been paid to carry Engineer McDonald, of the trans­ as in winter, and if you are thriving upon
not to be permitted to trade with hnvo arisen since our lost state cam- abrogated.
port
Manauense,
has
admitted,
on
eral
market
for
imports
aud
better
j
out
the
agreement,
which
he
had
,
A Complete Guide to the
the now possessions, if they are not i paj,,„
it don’t stop because the weather is warm.
| entered into, to pay the expenses of cross-examination before British
to be permitted U> trade with us.j
xhnt tbc administration now schools.
50c. and $1.00, all d ru g g is ts .
Forthcoming Elections
Consul Pickersgill, that he signed
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemist», New York.
let them go. If the greed of o°l -1 in power declnrcs tlie constitution
An English Wm 'Correspondent: '! 10 l’rol '>««•' campaign to rescue
of 1900.
nu
incorrect
stntemout
while
under
omal exploiters and home monopol of the United States only to he in Our
part sent out was re -| ^ ° s,ftte from, Dftlv- . A8ke,‘ nbo,Ht
ir burying
hurving party
pressure of favoring the owners of
cost of , the contest
over
ists is to control our policy, let us forcc in C(,rtain porlion8' of ifa )lo, ceived bv the Boers sympathetically. the
'ICE Horn*»—with ini mediate po^es'tion
SPECIAL I
T h e South A frican
,
,
, the the vessel. The statement was to
— for $1*00. —
acres inside city litn-
This
rendered
assistance also to . , , of the capital^
Clark said
. have
. . no
. expansion.
,
, , is th e 1 main, has openly manifested its pur- They ______
_
,
,,
iti»: H Bores bottom land, balance level nench. FEATURES. | W a r; W a r in the P h il-
the
effect
that
he
considered
the
kind of imperialism w e don t w ant p)H), to ,II1U,.X t„ lll0 govornu)cnt our meu. Over the grave thev sang he ha,l^contributed »lW.WM) andI he
Good honse. larue woodhonse, cbickenh^nae, -------- ---------- > ippines; T h e Interna­
Manauense was in a thoroughly good fair barn. 2U0 fruit tree«*, mostly beating tional Peace C o n g re s s; O u r Naval
and ought not to have.
by conquest, nnd not bv consent of n hymn, and some of the le a d e r s !*1.0 " ^ 1 the people of Helena had
mid tirst-class fruit: small fruit, alfco.
and seaworthy condition.
and M ilitary E sta b lish m e n ts; T h e
IMentv of water the year round,
The Populists nnd Democrats of thp K»verned, a territory and peo- made impressive apcechcs, express- ” '*b' ”7 /
on rsnLrt
sell» Tin«
WM. GALLIEU
Sam oan Settlem en t ; T h e G rea t
Linn couuty completed their union »,!e unw,l,,"K to ,omc ">‘ hin our ing abhorrence of the war, regret-
( *‘ T " * . *
Vnacon l l
T ru sts and T h eir C apitalization, and
harmoniously on the lflth when Hit) <>>'niain, nnd confesses that the ting the heavy losses on both sides p nn
,
isin o m ?!*
m any oth er su bjects ot equally vital
prominent party workers sttended Hlr"n g arm of the government, and declaring the hope that the war
"
1,8,1 1 t # ’
10
I v t .it DR. JORDAN’
R o i r S T e ^ J interest.
__________
the committee meeting. B. F. Ramp wl,' lp preventing tyranny and in- would soon be over.
One wonders 111 * 'tns capital a . > o a.
M dhe Much W ork . ' '
(Museum of Anatomy1'
L. H. Montnyne and D. M. Jones *pnding to recognize independence if ever before ill the history of war
Tlie
Kentucky
troulde has
A compltte History o f t»ch of
|::c: i usxit s:. wv tu>a :-x «. r. at t 1
The little "sparks” of bad blood lurking
wero appointed a committee on ' u
" ' 9 oppress and govern the victors in such an engagement changed in some phases, but on the
Tha Largest o f it« kind m lb« World.
the Ships in the American
In
the
system
should
be
quenched
e
with
We are «'Bttnua.'T addin* new epeelwene
organization of clubs.
against their w ill certain people on stood round the graves of the men 19th inat., when the seuate convened,
Navy, by Edgar Stanton Mac-
run» nn I lenrn how wonderluliT yon are mad«
Hood*s Sarsaparilla, America s great blood
islands of the l ’ncific, who are they had ju st shot, sang a hymn, both Carter and Marshall presided.
h»w to avoid n r tiK H nod
If eon
lay, Historian U. S. Navy.
»ntT-r from anv of »1»- ills *•» men. com« k> the
purifier.
h
purifies,
•ux.alizes
and
enriches
Exchange: President McKinley equally entitled to their independ- and' amid these solemn surround- The Democrats recognized the for-
lOldMt SpecUiiai on th# Pact Sc OH
|>Vt . l ~ O R I » * R P R I T t T F D I » » * * * *
nnoounces that fie is opposed
to ence under the guardian influence ings
impressively licwnilcd tho mer, while tlie Republicans paid the blood of both sexes a r.d all ages. Cures
THE STANDARD
Tontu tvtion fr«- and «1 ‘eriv prv
Treatmen- pv"*®-
!'r - h r letter
•» V r H I l *w thom ncblj eradicated
ever making citizeps of the inhabi- nnd protection of our government
strife of blood, which they fervently no nttention to the Democratic pro- scrofula, salt rhextn. dyspepsia, catarrh.
-n with.-tit u -irr R e r e a r y .
AMERICAN ANNUAL
» \ • n % s in
r s i . t - c w u wtu reeeirn tmr
tants of the Philippines and Porto
“3.
That while we favor peace- hoped would soon he ended. Mve- reeding*. Both the Democrat* nnd
•»e«» o
r. :••>« of hU enmc’
xtn».
w.
*
r<
s
r
r
r
r
r
r
r
n
w
in
r*rr*
t
w
Rico. Briefly and plainly speaking, fill expansion, or expansion with the terv of earthly affairs, that we must Republicans then adjourned. In the
Postpaid to any addi ms .
««nr- ( k o . u i . 4 R wOn r a . . )
S o U a p a u ffa
I vv
l* li i I
' n f s im r i a f f , '
lie is for an imperial colonial system, corsent of the people to he brought shoot such men!
Alas for humnu house. Speaker Trimble presiding,
THE WORLD,
jiuie and simple.
| withiu our domain, we fiud the pres- wisdom!”
' 0 I» I5 . J O A A P t * A C O
1
1
the contest matter was not taken up.
Pableer BtJf . i l i a Y»,k.
Date for State Convention Set for April 12.
Address to the Populists.
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How To
Gain Flesh
THE 1900
A Political Poster
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