Coquille City herald., March 20, 1900, Image 2

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don’t Know it.
Free Slate s Seal of Government-
Pretoria, March 13.—A dispatch
H o w T o r i m t O u t.
I l ' K S I >A Y. M A l i C H 20, 1900.
fr. >m Rloemfouteiu sa\s that in view
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a of the military situation, tbe seat of
sediment or set­ government may be removed to
p e U L lS H B D E V E R Y T U E S D A Y
tling Indicates an Kroonstnadt.
unhealthy condi­
Cape Town, March 14.—Colonel
tion of the kid­
neys; If It stains Plainer is now within 40 miles of
Editors and Proprietors.
your linen It Is Mafeking.
evidence of kid­
General Crouje, according to a
Devoted to the uiMenttl and social np
ney trouble; too
Cape Town special, sails for St.
to Hiding o f the Ooqaillu Vnlley particularly
frequent desire to
uad o f Coos County (fener<tll>.
pass It or pain in Heleua on March 15, accompanied
Subscription, per year, iu advance, fl.fiO
the back is also by all the Psardeberg prisoners.
4 S. M°EWEN & CO.
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad­
der are out of order.
W hat to Do.
__________________________________________There Is comfort In the knowledge so
—
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-
T IIIV
P I PL’It la kept on Al* at E 0
UOElt HU-OUT OF A FIO H T .
D iK I I
ANAEMIA
I s a <1ts«««« m e t w ith
s m o n f young
w o m e n p r in c ip a lly .
I t 1« v e ry c o m mo,
10Û
a n d ia a f o r e r u n n e r o f c o n s u m p tio n . I t
It» a disease* o f th e blood. T h e r e is o n ly
a « m a ll q u a n t it y o f blood in t h e s y s t e m ,
a n d It 1« o f a p o o r q u a lity . T h e s y m p ­
to m s o f t h e d is e a s e a r e q u ite n u m e ro u s .
T h e y a r e r e a d ily d iscern e d . I f t h e p r o g ­
r e s s o f th e d is e a s e is n o t c h e c k e d d e a th
fr o m c o n s u m p tio n o r so m e o t h e r d ls e a a «
In in e v ita b le .
H L’ D Y A N w ill c h e c k I t *
p r o g r e s s . H U D Y A N w ill e n r ic h th e blood
and m a k e t h e p a ­
tie n t s tro n g . H U D ­
Y A N Is f o r w o m e n
a s w ell a s m en .
HUDYAN
Is
a
v e g e ta b le r e m e d y ,
und it is h a r m le s s
In it s e ff e c t.
It
c o n t a in s no iro n to
c a u s e th e t e e t h to
d e c a y . I f you s r s
s u f f e r i n g you
sh o u ld ta a l t e H U D -
and
YAN
now
then
n o t«
th «
c h a n g e In
your
c o n d itio n .
S tu d y
you r
s y m p to m s
c a r e f u lly .
T h ese
a re
your
sym p ­
to m s. T a k e H U D ­
YA N
now
and
th e y
will disap­
per. r.
ORDINANCE
NO. 43.
An Ordinance Authorizing the President of the Board of Trus­
tees of the Town of Coquille City, Coos county, Oregon, to
Execute for and on Behalf of the Town of Coquille City, an
Agreement Between Said Town and One J . L Davis for Fur­
nishing the Towu With Electric Lights for Its Streets, Ronds,
Alleys, und Other Purposes for a Term of One Year.
The Town of Coquille City tl'te* ordain an follows:
•
Section 1 . That the president of the board of trustees of said
town of Coquille City l>e and ia hereby authorized to enter into
and execute for and on behalf of said town an agreement with
one J . L. Davis for furnishing electric lights for said town, which
said agreement shall be executed in words ami figures ns follows :
This Agreement, made and entered into this 7tb day of March,
19H0, between J. L. Davis, of Calaveras county, in the state of
California, tho party of the first part, and the towu of Coquille
City, Coos county, Oregon, a municipal corporation duly organized
and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the state of
Oregon, the party of the second part, Witnesseth:
That the party 0 / the first part agrees to erect, iu the town of
Coquille City, on or before the 12th day of August, 190(1, n well-
equipped anti modern electric light plant of sufficient power to
furnish all private parties with all the electric lights for which
they shall desire to subscribe, at a maximum rate npt to exceed
$ 1.00 per month for the first two burners, aud at a maximum rate
not to exceed the sum of $0.25 for all additional burners for
which they shall desire to subscribe, aud to furnish all street
lights as hereinafter provided for.
The party of the first, part further agrees to furnish said
town for a period of one year from the time the said electric
light system shall be in first-class runniug order, twelve sixteen
candle power electric street lamps, and thirteen thirty-two candle
power electric street lamps, said lamps to be distributed through­
out the original towu of Coquille City, Elliott’s Addition thereto,
Noslar’s Addition thereto as far ns southeast corner of Block
Three of said Nosier Addition, on the unplatted strips bordering
Elliott’s Addition to said town, nnd two additional sixteen candle
power lights in tbo recorder's office, all for the gr< ss sum of
twenty-five dollars per month, payable monthly at the ond of
each calendar month during the term of this agreement.
The party of the first part further agrees to furnis such addi­
tional electric street lights within tho limits before named, as the
board of trustees tuny from time to time require and at oue dollar
per sixteen candle power light and one dollnr and fifty ceuts per
each thirty-two candle power light por month, to be paid monthly
at the time hereinbefore mentioned, provided the partv of the
second part shall pay the actual cost of putting the lights on the
poles.
The party of the first part further agroes to extend said electric
light system to any other points within the corporate limits of
said town that the board of trustees may require, provided the
party of the second part shall advance the cost of putting up the
said extensions; but should said extensions lie used nlso for pri­
vate purposes, such rebate shall be made to tbe party of the sec­
ond part as shall be agreed upon between the parties.
The party of the first part further agrees to maintain said
electric light plnnt in first-class running order, nnd agrees that a
ratable reduction shall be made for all time or times that the said
system, or any part thereof, shall fail to operate in first-class
manner and to furnish all lights herein contracted for.
The partv of the second part agrees, in consideration of the
foregoing, to pay the party of the first part the sum of twenty-
five dollars per month, payable on or before the last day of each
calendar month for the lights hereinbefore mentioned, and agrees
to take and subscribe for said number of lights of said descrip­
tion for a period of one year from the time said electric light
plant shall be in first-class running order, nnd upon the execution
of this agreement by the party of the first part, agrees to grant
to him a right and privilege to place poles in the streets of snid
town, also in the roads and alleys, and to run electric light wires
therein for tho purposes of said electric light system. Said right
and privilege shall be for a period of fifteen years from the dnte
hereof, the first seven years of which shall be exclusive to the
said party of the first part.
It is further ngreed between said parties that the pnrty of the
first part will change the location of any or all of said electric
street lights at any time the board of trustees may require it, pro­
vided the party of the second part will stand the actual expense
of said directed change.
It is further agreed between said parties that the snid party of
the second part shall have the option to renew this agreement,
under the same terms nnd conditions, for one or more additional
years, during the term of said fifteen-years fran 'line.
And whereas, it is understood between snid parties that tbe
party of tho second part is desirous of linving said town lighted
by electricity not later than August 12, 1900; anil whereas, other
propositions have been made to snid town for said purpose, and
whereas the party of the second part is aware of this, now, there­
fore, all items of time herein mentioned, and particularly the time
in which the said electric light system shall bo in first-class run.
ning order, and tbe exact performance of nil the terms nnd condi­
tions herein shall be of the essence of this agreement, and if fail­
ure is made by tlie party of the first part to linve said electric
light plant aud system in first-class running order by the 12 th of
August, 1900, or a failure to perform any or all the terms nnd
conditions hereof by the said party of the first part shall, at the
option of the party of the second part, render this agreement
null and void,- and the party of the second part shall have the
right to repeal tho ordinance granting snid franchise.
Is W itness W hereof the parties hereto have executed this
agreement in duplicate, the party of the first part by setting bis
band and seal thoreto, and the party of tbe second part by its
board of trustees causing the president of said board to set tho
name of said party of the second part hereto, and to affix the cor­
porate seal thereof, and to set his own name as president of said
board of trustees.
......................................... [Seal.]
.................................... [Seal of Town.]
B y ......................................
President of the Board of Trustees of the Town
of Coquille City, Coos county, Oregon.
Executed in the presence of us as witnesses:
1 > e e e e — 4 W M » — e e ^
NO USE
'TRYING
I can’t take plain cod-liver j [
! oil. Doctor says, try it. He ( ,
1 might as well tell me to melt 1 >
1 lard or butter and try to take j |
¡them .
It is too rich a n d ;;
1 will upset the stomach.
But 1 1
* you can take milk or cream, * |
J so you can take
(,
Pretoria, March 13. —Commander
Delarey’a report of the fight at
Abraham’s Kraal Saturday, says:
‘•The British were estimated to
This Paper Farm Journal wish in curing rheumatism, pain In \hi number
40,000 meu. Their first
_ w
back, kid n ey«, liv e r, b la d d e r a n d e v e r y p a rt
assault was repulsed. Only two
1
Y p ar
n Y p arc
o f the u rin a ry p a s sa g e . It c o r r e c t s In a b ility
I
ic a i» j |
SJ l ^ a i o .
to hold w ater an d s c a ld in g p a in In passing Boers were wounded. The second
It is like cream 1 but will < 1
--------------------------------------------------------------- it, or bad effects following use of liquor,
assuult was made on the hills to the
feed and nourish when cream *'
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
These hills
Pay Up and Get Both Papers at necessity of being compelled to go often left of our position.
\ will not. Babies and chil- J ’
YOUH WEAK POINTS AKE:
Price of One.
during the day, and to get up many times were of greut strategic importance.
T H E A D A C H E —T H E f e e l­
1 dren will thrive and g row n
during the night. The mild and the extra­ Appointing this, la n d 300 meu in L g C is O a N s S T th A o N
u g h th e .lead w e re
g D
o in
g to
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effect of S w am p «R o o t Is soon defended the position from 9 in the --------
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p re s s u re . H
H f C l D
Y
AN,
fat on it when their ordinary | [
Wo want to get 5 0 0 new sub­ ordinary
b y it s a c t io n on th e b lood, w ill e q u a lis e
realized. It stands the highest for its won­
The t h e c ir c u la t io n o f blood a n d th e h e a d a c h e
scribers to the H e r a l d , and nre derful cures of the most distressing cases. morning until suudowu.
food does not nourish them, j ,
going to do it if we can; we there­ If you need a medicine you should have the burghers fought like heroes and w 2- ill 2. d is S a U p p N e K a r. E N E Y K B A U D S A N D D A J
Personx have been known to gain 1 I
H
Ad £
fore continue our arrangement with best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and $l. sizes. three times repulsed masses of the R Y A I N N G S w ill H E c N a u E s A e T H th e T H rin E g s E Y to E S d . is D
■ a pound a day when taking an 11
appear
You
may
have
a
sample
bottle_
of
this
an
d
m
a
k
e
th
e
e
y
e
s
b
rig
h
t.
Biitish who kept relieving their 3- 3. P A L E C H E E K S , fro m th e p o o r q u a l­
the Farm Journal, by which we can
ounce of Scott’s Emulsion. It g ets1 [
wonderful
discovery
! tired men. Every attempt to storm it y o f t h e b lo o d , it b e in g a lm o s t d evoid
send this paper (T he C oquillb C ity and a book that tells
1 the digestive machinery in working1 '
o r re d c o lo r in g m a tte r .
H U D Y A N w ill
was defeated. At suudowu there e n r ic h t h e b lood an d c a u s e th e c h e e k s tb
H e r u . d ) 1 y e a r a n d th e Farm Jour- more about It, both sent
order so that the ordinary food Is* |
m e b rig h t a n d ro sy .
were not 50 yards between ns. The b e 4. co W
n a l 5 y e a rs , b o th f o r o n ly $ 1 .5 0 . absolutely free by mall.
properly digested and assimilated.
,
E A K N E S S IN T H E H E A R T
T h is
is th e m o s t p ro n o u n ce d sy m p to m .
The
1
50c. and St.oo, a ll druggists.
I
Baitish
los*
heavily.
No
accurate
And we . make
the
same
offer
to
Pr'
..
.
. Co., Binghamton, N. Y. when writing men-
h e a r t b e c o m e s w e a k an d t h e r e Is a c o n ­
S C O T T * BO W N E , C h em iata, N ew Y o r k .
( I
all old subscribers who will pay a ll; ,lon reading this generous offer in this paper. 1 returns of our losses are available. s t a n t s in k in g fe e lin g a ro u n d It. H U D ­
Y A N w ill m a k e th e h e a r t s t r o n g artd
U RITI81I FLAG XUIV F I A) ATS OVER BLOEM ­ c a u s e It to b e a t r e g u la rly , a n d th e s in k ­
arrearages and 1 year in advance.
___________
in g fe e lin g w ill d isa p p e a r.
FONTEIN.
You know what our paper is, and
6. F E E L I N G O F W E I G H T IN T H E
WORSE THAN HORRORS OF SIBER IA.
the Farm Journal is a gem—prac­
London, March 14.—9 p. m.—It S T O M A C H A N D IN D I G E S T I O N T h is Is
to th e f a c t t h a t th e food In t h e s t o m ­
tical, progressive—a clean, honest,
| is officially announced that Lord a due
c h is n o t a c t e d upon by h e a lth y b lood ;
Awful
Conditions
of
Martial
Law
In
the
t
h
e
r
e
p erly d ig e s te d . T h is
Roberts has occupied Bloemfontein le ad s fo to r e h a it b it is u a n l o t c o p n ro s tip
useful paper, full of gumption, full
a tio n . H U D Y A N
Mines of the Coeur d'Alenes 'n Idaho.
vlll c a u s e th e food to be p ro p e r ly d ig e s t ­
j aud that the British flag is now fly. ed,
of sunshine, with an immense circu­
Subscribers to the Herald who
Im p ro v o t h e a p p e tite a n a re lie v e th e
iugfrom tbe top of the capitol.
c o n s tip a tio n .
H U D Y A N w ill r e lie v e a ll
lation among the best people every­
accept our clubbing offer of
Washington,
March
13.—More
of
th e a b o v e H ym ptom s and m a k e y o u w ell.
where. You ought to take it.
H U D Y A N Is f o r you. It is f o r m e n an d
the Farm Journal and the
the details of the terrible conditions | Puerto Rico Appeal: to Us for Justice.
w om en . A f t e r you nre c u re d t e ll o t h e r
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w om en w h a t H U D Y A N h a s don e f o r you .
existing in the Coeur d’Alenes dur­
Herald
at $1.50, will
T
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e
r
e
a
r
e
m
a
n
y
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th
e
r
s
u
f
fe
r
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Senator Simon's Position-
ing the military regime last year
San Junu De Puerto Rico, March a ls o w ish to be cu red . H U D Y A N c a n be
the Farm J o u r n a l for the re­
p ro cu re d o f d r u g g is ts fo r 50c p e r p a c k a g e ,
50. I f y o u r d ru g -
mainder of 1900, and all of
The Republican senators were in were related today before the house ! 12 .—The planters, merchants and o r lst s ix d o p c s a c n k o a t g e k s e e fo p r It 32 send
d ir e c t to t h e
I manufacturers of Puerto Rico
u d y an R e m e d y C o.. S a n F r a n c is c o o f
caucus tor ono and one-balf hours, committee on military affairs.
1901, 1902, 1903 and 1904.
os
A
n
g
e
lo
s.
C
a
l.
C
all
upon
t
h
e
H
U
D
­
L. J. Simpkins, an electrical en-1 mailed to Congress yesterday, by Y A N d o c to rs . C o n s u lta tio n Is fr e e . Y o u
on the Puerto Rican bill, on the
m ay c a ll up o n th e d o cto rs o r w r it e , o s you
gineer
at
Warduer,
Idaho,
was
tbe
tbe
steamer
Philadelphia,
a
state-
afternoon of the 13th. It was ap­
d e sire . A n d re s s
COR SALE AT A BARGAIN.—
parent that a number thought the first witness. He said be did not inent, in which they say:
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
1 Land at Cedar Point, with boom
participate
in
the
riot,
but
shortly
\Ve
beg
to
submit
to
your
enrn-
legislation was ill-advised, but while
and boom privileges.
Also, over
No. 810 South Broadway,
opposed to the bill, nevertheless after was arrested by a squad of est consideration the following views
Uuited
States
troops,
who
went
¡as
to
the
financial
policy
of
Puerto
250
acres
of
O.
1
bottom
land,
would vote for it as a party meas­
Los Angeles. CaL
within 2 miles of Coquille City, in
ure. Deep feeling was displayed about the street« arresting persons Rico. We note with regret the
C r r . S t o c k t o n , M ark et en d B t l l l S t B ,,
quantities to suit purchasers. En­
over the question by a number of pointed out by Buuker Hill mine principle enunciated by certain
S a n F r n n c lsc o , C a t
quire of
W. SINCLAIR,
senators, aud especially those of the “spotters.” Two persons who stop­ speakers in the lower bouse of con­
*tf]
Coquille City, Oregon.
middle west, some of whom did not i - ped
. to see the soldiers . and their
. , gress that a tariff between Puerto
Gravel Ford uots.
hesitate to affirm that any effort to prlf ,ct‘''8 .™er®. Pro'“Ptl3r ™ » « d Rico and the United States is tbe
place a tariff upon the exchange of
P "‘ Wlth t ,e other pnsouers. proper method of raining revenues
Summons.
for this island. To this we nre un­
Gravel Ford, March 15.— Log.
business between the United States Tbe
8mi1 ° " e. of ‘ .V 'T / changeably
opposed,
for
the
follow­
N T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E
ging is the rage.
and Puerto Rico, probably would er8’ Mwede’ WM taken with a.fit,
State of Oregon, in and for the Coant jr
Tom Johnson aud Ed Lamb are
haye an injurious effect upon tbe | " I'^ e u p o n a
h,,n ing reasons:
of Coos.
senseless
with
the
butt
of
a
gun
First—Because
the
taxation
of
among
tile
loggers.
Elsie
M. Price }
Republican party in these states.
vs.
[-Suit in equity for divorce.
Miss Phoebe Lamb came up last
Henutor .Simon, of Oregon, went j The corporal of“tbe guard came up, our exports means an embargo on
W. II. Prioe )
week to attend tbe Rural Academy.
To \V. H. Prioo, the nbove-nnmed de­
further than any other senator in I amt turning over the fallen man, our foreign commerce.
fendant.
Second— Because curtailment of
Miss Minnie McCloskey und her
declaring his unalterable position ¡said: “I guess you’ve fixed that
In the name cf the State of Oregon, you
ore required to appear and answer the com­
in favor of free trade with Puerto I fellow all right.” Simpkius said our commerce with the United brother Roy, of Norway, are visit­
plaint tiled against you iu the above-entitled
|
one
of
the
prisoners
was
robbed
of
States
would
dock
up
our
products
ing
their
sister,
Mrs.
Wm.Smith.
Pico.
He?said that if we did not
suit within six weeks from the date of the
here and prevent us gainiug our
There is a good dairy farm, con­
first publication of this summons, to-wit:
intend to treat the new acquisitions , $90.
|
One
of
Simpkins’
recitals
earned
legitime.te
proportion
of
profit
on
Within six weeks from March 20th. 1U0U,
sisting
of
140
acres
of
land,
one
ns we treated other acquired terri­
this
being the date of the first publication
our
productions.
something
of
a
sensation.
He
said
mile from the Gravel Ford cheese
tory, we should not retain them.
of this summons; and if vou fail to appear
he was taken from the “bull pen”
We can never become independ­ factory, for sale cliPHp. This is a
and answer on or l»efore May 1st, liKX), this
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■■■■*•«»«—
being the last day of the time prescribed
by a squad of four soldiers and ent financially if forced to trade bargain for some one.
in the order for publication, a judgment
A Democrat Unseated in Congress.
marched to an open enclosure, solely among ourselves. We must
J . D. Bennett left Friday for
will bo taken against you for v ant thereof,
and plaintiff will apply to the court for the
Washington, March 12.—Today, where bo was placed with bis back have a market other than Puerto Prosper to visit bis sister, Mrs.
relief demanded in her complaint, to-wit:
against
a
building.
The
soldiers
Rico,
or
else
we
ennnot
gain
wealth.
John
Jcukins,
who
hni
been
quite
That tho marriage con tract now existing
for the second time within a week,
between plaintiff and defendant be dis­
Do not mistake tbe proposed 15 sick.
a Democrat was unseated by the stepped back aud cocked their guns,
solved.
The steamer Maria visited us
bouse, ami a Republican seated in apparently making ready to shoot per cent of the Dingley rates for a
Service of this summons is made by pub­
him.
At
this
point
a
high
official
f
j
Friday,
bringing
a
large
amount
of
reasonable
rate.
It
is
a
fact
that
lication
in pursuance of an order made by
bis place.
R. A. Wise was given
L . Harlocker,*’ >un»y Judge for Coos County,
of
the
Bunker
Hill
mine
appeared
j
no
class
of
goods
produced
here
I
freight
for
the
merchants
of
this
tbe seat hitherto occupied by W. A.
Oregon, dated March Hi, l'.KKJ. and direct­
ing publication of the same in the Coquille
Young, from the second Virginia nnd said they had evidence enough from leaf tobacco will be taxed less I place, nlso a bell for the Uuited
City H hkald , a newspaper published at Co­
to hang the witness or send him up than 25 per cent ad valorem, while Brethren church.
district.
quille. Coos county, once each week for a
for
many
years,
but
if
be
would
j one of the most important of this
Misses
Lily
Wagner
nnd
Helena
period of six weeks.
W. C. CHASE.
The vote was exceedingly close.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
While none of the Republicans voted tell who blew up the mill lie would ] class will be taxed 160 per cent ad Hughes went to Myrtle Point last
| valorem under the bill adopted by week to visit friends aud returned
with tlio Democrats, enough were be turned loose.
The witness stated that another ^ the house of representatives.
the first of this week.
absent and unpaired to reduce the
time
while
in
the
“bull
pen,”
a
party,,
At the annual school meeting,
If
this
is
not
au
embargo
on
our
I V i s i t DR. JORDAN'S
Republican majority upon the final
John Culbertson was elected direc­
vote from sixteen, the normal ma­ who said he was authorized by an j trade, what can it be called?
^
is s e u m of A n atom y
tor to take the place vacated by J .
official, offered him $10,000 to im- We earnestly nsk free trade, be-
jority, to seven.
giUiitmusi.bn.ctbSTO.s.r.cti. <1
plicate two persons in the blowing lieving that with a mutual inter- D. Bnnuett, aud Miss Flora McClos­
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Wo a re co n tin u a lly siblin g now epoelmcne.
Salem Statesman:
Col. W. J. up of the mill. The party said it change of products between the two key wns selected teacher.
I f Como ati 1 learn how « "ixlorru llv you a re m a il* j i
Miss Lily Wagner is engaged to
Hand how to avoid »i< knem and d iii ase. I f you
Bryau, of Nebraska, Democratic did not matter much who were im -! countries the Uuited States will bo
I suffer from a n y o f th e 1IU o f m m , como to th« , I
teach the school at Lee this sum­
K o ld o si S p e c ia lis t on th e P a cific C oast,
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leader and noted free silver orator, plicated, but tile names of certain | more than gainer,
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L it t l e W a n d ereb .
is making a tour of the western and miuers and the county assessor. The fact cannot be disputed that mer.
.nitTiloo tr>*e and ai'V tly private. Treatment prrson- '
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Pacific coast, slates, anil will pay were given, whom it wus most de-1 our people are in sore distress. We
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a pply in g to us w ill receiv e o a r
this city a visit on March 28th. Col­ sired to implicate, for the purpose, j now asu ns a right inequity thnt To Sell or Exchange for Property In Coos
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speeches in tliin state aud n num­ or getting them out of the country, given us. We ask bread as aright
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The witness detailed an interview j from our mother. Do not, we pray,
600 acres of Land, 5 miles from
ber in Washington nnd will prob­
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with
an
army
officer
in
which
the
give
us
a
stone.
We
ask
for
an
iin-
Moscow, Idaho, well Improved.
ably come up through California.
40 acres Land, adjoining city of
On March 28th lie will deliver an latter declined to permit a priest to j mediate decision,
Facts That
address—ou free silver, etc.- lit A l-! summoned to oue t f the prison-1
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Moscow, Idaho, fine improvements.
bnnv in the forenoon, and another I ers who waH dying. *od «1«° refused Governor Taylor Remains Until the Courts | House and 3J lots near business
Every Patriot
January
1st
in this city in the afternoon, and |to b 11 ow hiln to communicate with j
Decide lhe Controversy,
center of Moscow.
House and 2
and
Voter
ffoini? to Portland to «peak the same ^is Pettier
the deposition of
Frankfort Ky., March 13.—Tho lots in Kendrick, Idaho.
evening. The local admirers of the Ihi® properly. He detailed many.
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Address, Box 14, Mullan, Idaho. *
Ought to Know,
•‘Buy Orator of the Platte” are much ,,tl,cr instances of alleged cruelty, 'egisl itu e > of
of Kentucky
Kentucky adjourned
adjourned
idny.
The
conference
be­
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pleased with the fact thnt ‘Salem is I One of his recitals was as to a brief | H,,,e
tween Adjutant Generals Collier
included in the itinerary of the visit by General Merriam to the and Cnstlemnn resulted in u per­
G reat Oaks F ro m
‘‘bull
pen”
and
the
refusal
to
allow
lender of “the faithful," nnd prom -1
fect understanding being reached,
ise to give kirn a rousing reception. 1 prisoners to communicate with him. j Governor Taylor will continue to
Little A co rn s G r o w ”
In telling of the shooting of John­
Capt. S. B. Ormsby, superintend­ son, the prisoner who went insano,! ju * us governor,
Governor Beck-
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ent of forests of Oregon, 1ms de­ the witness contributed additional j j 1 mm will make no more move
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Witnesses
for
J.
L.
Davis.
cided to resorve that portion of the testimony that while Johnson was toward securing - possession of tbe
Cascade
as , the Wood-
_ . reserve
. vt known
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, running awav a certain mine official 1 tll*e buildings until tbe court of
Witnesses for Towu of Coquille
ruff place, at Union creek, aud also | ahoute,!. “Shoot! Shoot!” and the
,l>>s decided the matter.
City.
tho Brown
meudows, live
five miles j 80|,|ier8' accordingly shot. T h e 1 The legislature has appropriated
O
meadows,
Adopted this 7th day of March, 1900. Ayes—Hacker, Nosier,
Containing Full Information
above on Rogue river, for the ex­ witness said he helped dig the tun- >100‘000 for
the
use
for the u"e of Governor
Baleh, Strang; nays—none.
Upon Ail Statistical Facts
clusive use of the forest rangers. nel intended ns a means of esenpe. Beckhnm in reorganizing the state
Approved, March 7, 1900.
The object is to preserve the grass ns he wns “dying by inches.” He j militia.
and Figures,
J. A. SEED,
for the use of horses of the rangers. also gave hiH experiences on the
The Republicans in Governor
President of the Board of Trustees.
Every
The
Orm
Hereafter, the campers will be «1- Htlindin(i |ino 1UU| wbile iu Kolit
‘ “ ary Taylor’s confidence say that he will
Attest: W. E. M c D itfee . Clerk of the Board of Trustees.________
Politician
remain at Frankfort in the discharge
lowed to stop but one night at these ! confinement,
New
600
▼HI Vint
points
of his duties until the court of last
Paga*.
IMnrabtield Son.i
gno taken by J. F. Hall.
\ a Copy. Congress.
H o w A r« T o a r R id n ry t t
resort
pnsses
upon
tho
question
at
j
My mother suffered with chronic I Dr Hobbs' Sparagna P iti»cure all kLiner Ills Sam»
J . H. Timon has moved to town
Stephen Gallier. of Bandon.can-
issue.
Then,
if
the
derision
be
I
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froe.
Aviti,
sterling
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Co
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diarrhiea for several months. She
from Riverton aud will reside with diflate for tho Republican nomi- A Complete Guide to the
against him, he will step out at once
was attended by two physicians who
ur oermauently.
nation for alieriff, spent eeveral
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ami turn over the atate buildings i
st lust pronounced her case hope­
Capt. Pendergrass, who recently days in this sectiou last week look-
to
Governor
Beckman.
of 1900.
less. She procured one 25-oent bot­
Washington, March 14.—In the;
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bad bis leg broken at North B en d ,; ing after his fences,
tle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera meeting of the houso committee ou
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t Tbe services of Prof. J. B. Sned-
Rev. Sheldon's Newspaper.
and Diarrluea Remedy, and five military affairs today, Sulzer called
Henry Holm rtceived a carload don have been secured by tbe di- FEATURES. ! W a r; W a r in the P h il-
ferrude
*vt*hntss
aJ7 my lift And stiffertd
doses gave her permanent relief. op his resolution directing the sec-
Topeka, Kans., March 13.—The dAy And night from htAdAche. / h*ve of prime mutton sbeep yesterday,' rectors of the Libby school. Miss --------------— J ippines; The Interna­
I take pleasure in recommending it rotary of war to inform the bouse first issue of Bev. tvheldon's Topeka tAken Hoctfs Si-sipAnilA And Am nerw from Seldon Warner, of Myrtle1 Wills Hall will act as assistant. tional Peace C o n g re ss; O u r Naval
as the best on the market. —M rs . F. j what fortifications Great Britain is Capital went to press at. 2:37 this strong AgAin. "
and Military E stab lish m en ts; The
Mrs. Gtrtie London. Point.
Sclnol opens April 2d.
E. W atsos , Aiken, Ala. Sold by R. 1 erecting along the northern frontier morning, nnd tho press wns kept H A rltm . M o.
Samoan Settlem ent ; The G reat
The
U.
S.
inspectors
have
writ
The
steamer
Del
Norte
will
sail
8 . Knowlton.
Trusts and Their Capitalization, and
R h e u m a tism - - I f 1 h in t a touch o f from San Fiaucieco on the 20th ten to Capt. Lichtwerk, of the
j of the Uniteli States, especially at running until noon printing ovtr
Misse uri has suffered to the ex- Puget Sound andin t lie northwest 100,000 copies.
The rest of the rhtuntAtism. I Uke Hood's S atsa pAnil a inst. She is to take tbe Homer’s steamer Yarrow, requesting that m any other subjects o t equally vital
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tent of $15,000,000 from tornadoes border country. An amendment edition will he printed in Chicago And it soon cures me. It is the best rem­ ran.
he return his certificate permitting interest.
since 1890. A destructive storm 10 was made stnkiug out the reference nnd New Yolk, for which matrices edy l knonv o f foe th tt trouble.” H. W.
passengers
to
occupy
the
pilot
A
complete
History o f each o f
J . H. Timon has taken a con­
Hutchinson, hirrcirk VAlley. N. Y.
years before that was ut the town to Great Britain and making it refer will be sent daily.
the
Ships
in the American
tract to furnish coal for the gov- house while traveling. The letter
N e u r a l g ia - " / took Hood's SArsApA-
of Marshfield, where 320 people “to any foreign power.” A motion
The management of the paper
N avy, by Edgar Stanton Mac-
ernmeut works from his mine near states that the law granting per­
were killed out of a population of to postpone consideration of the says that about 360,000 coping nre rdA foe neurAtgiA And in less thAn one
mits has been abolished. Tbe law
lay, Historian U. S . N avy.
Eagle Point.
1000 .
matter for a week prevailed on a required dailv, and thnt fresh orders month I w as perfectly cured.'' Angfe M.
effects al! steamers alike, so here­
At
a
school
meeting
in
the
Libby
Luck.
Btnfer.
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party vote of six to five, ami the are coming by every mail. The pa­
after keep out of the pilot bouse.
T H E STA N D A RD
district last week Martiu Russeil
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and
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subscribers, and outside papers have
i t s ; H s e r e s ts tttn m h u n t. U n ln n ee le v e l r.e n o ll,
T o q u it to b a c co e a s ily and fo rs v s r. b e m a *
T o I lir e 11 r o l l i in O iic D a y .
Daiis clerk.
O t s s I lio n s e , Is r e e sr,„H lh on *e, e h ie k e n h e n s e ,
been bought today.
e e tic , fu ll o f lif e , nerve and vigor, ta k e No-To*
to ul7 vddroi-
f a i r b a r n . A X ) ( r n i t Ir e e s , m o s tly b e n r i u q
Take L a x a t i v k H doiki Q vinikk T a numi.
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a n d t i r s t - e l s s s f m i t : s m a ll ( n u t . sls>i. A ll ilnitfuiMtN refn n vt th»* m on ey i f it f o n a t o
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c u r e . K . W . G r o v e 's “i^ u o tu rc is o q e a c h
te e d
B o o k le t and sam p le fre«.
A ddresa
Tsk,OuH-»i«u C»n.lv CMliaruc. lor or Se. MlT n 'O rik t o t . , . ~«u¥li«o.r< s.™r»rtHa.
seld Im*
WM. O A LLIEH .
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^ ■ field district, according to the ceo- S te r lin g R e m e d y C * , C h ic a g o o r N ew Y ork.
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If C. O. C. fall to cure, drug*ist* rrfurul money \ —
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M e rc h a n t« E x c h a n g e , S an F r a n c i s c o , C a lifo rn ia ,
w h e r e c o u t r a c t * f o r a d v e r t i s i n g c a n be m a d e f o r i t .
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the means by •which microbes
are sent on their deadly mis­
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Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the
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