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Newspaper Page TextLarge stock of celebrated A. L. Bryan Shoes just received al Haw kins’. * The Berlin Store is displaying T U E S D A Y , M A R C H 27. 11)00. spring and summer stocks of mil linery goods. R E G U L A R T R A IN S A service of immersion will be O N D AYH , W E D N E S D A Y S nnd F B I- conducted at the river this after diiys will run us follows: M noon by ldev. Lister. I A rrivo Leu ve Marshfield I 10:15 a. ni. 7 15 a. ui. Miss Edytli Howell will go to I Beaver H ill Jun^t'n | Ltavo9:4r> 7:45 “ | C O Q U IL L E C IT Y | “ 9:30 Roseburg to see and hear the next 8:15 “ Arrive president, W. J. Bryau. 9:00 tftoçiiUt <£U?j ¿T\cvnlit 8:45 n. m. Myrtle Point LOCAL ITEM S. Additional locals on 2d page The H erald is prepared to do job printing in the beet etyle. Look out for the Special Bale CooDter at Tbo Fair Store. The Seventh Day Adventists are atting up n church building at lurshfield. B C. A. Nollner will have charge o f the Suuiner school duriug the summer. The Berlin Store is offering f100 premiums to its cus tomers. W. C. Rose now holds the agency of the Singer Sewing Mnchiue Co. for Coos and Curry counties. See J. W. Leneve’s ue* ad. for samples of prices. A choice stock of Ladies’ Shoes, latest styles, st Hawkins’. * The Populist comity conventiou w ill meet in the little chinch. Mrs. Hersey is receiving new spring stiles of hats and millinery goods. W anted — A lot of choice Myrtle lumber. Enquire for particulars of * M acy & M oore . Audrew Hull, of the bay side, Mr. and Mrs. Curreu, of Hotel was a visitor iu Coquille a day or Coquille, made a visit on the bay two last week after a long absence. last week. Men’s fine Gloves, nnd eutirely M rs. Shepard came up from Baudon last Friday and met her new lino of Tecks and Bows at •* daughter. Mrs. Ora Wickham, from Uakwius’. Beaver Hill. Mrs. W. A. Bean, of Riverton, A large assortment of plain and was shopping and visiting iu towu nfney Sailors’ and Street Hats are Inst Thursday. expected by Mrs. Hersey on Wed Many Republicans are already nesday’s train. * iu town to he present at tbeir con | Mrs. Sweet, the evangelist, and vention Thursday. her daughter went to Riverton last Buy $7 worth of goods (flour Saturday, where they will conduct nnd sugar excepted), and get free a religions services for several days. tine prize at the Fair Sore. * F ob S a l e —320 acres of good Andrew Lukens, of this city, will range for stock. 15 acres cleared put up the new creamery building and good 5 roomed house thereon; on the Donaldson place, at River spring water. Rare chance. Call ton. at HERALD office for information. * Berlin Store has just re Rev James Rowan, of the South ceived the Spring and Sum W. H. Stubbs, of Kan sns, has ern Methodist church in ludinn rented the J. 13. Dully place at territory, brother of our Sam and mer stoch of Millinery Goods. John Rowan, will visit this locality SumDer, nnd will occupy at once. Our second-hand dealer, Bert soon with a view to locating. Tuttle, buys old irou, copper, brass, W. H. Hall came up from River E, P. Mast came down from Mc rubber, etc., foi which he will pay ton this morning. He is one of the delegates to the “ Pop” county Kinley Sunday, leturning homo the highest cash price. yesterday. He had some taxes conveution. W. F. Keouedy has joined our due, which lie kept from the delin young friend, Frank Wilsou, in The Endeavor Society will have quent list, nnd did some shopping. conducting the blacksmithing in all a program preceding the night TO 'H IE DEAF.—A rich Indy, enred of its departments, and iu wagon- services at the Christian church her DeRfueasand Noises in the Head by Dr. making, repairing, etc. next Sunday night. Luther Williams nunounees him self as a candidate for the nomina tion of sheriff on tlie Republican ticket in Curry county. J. W. Leneve has the ngeney for the Cleveland Oil & Paint Co. for this place, and he has a nice line o f Paints and Oils. Get his prices. They are right. Nicholson's Artiiicial Ear Drums, cave $10.000 to hia Institute, ao that deaf poopl« nimble to procure the Ear Drnmfl may have them free. Address. No. 8S77. The Nich olson Institute, 780, Eighth Avenue. New York. ("dec 00 M iss Alice Beyers, of Sumner, took passage on the last Areata for California, where she will visit during the summer with her sister, County Superintendent Hunch Mrs. Boutell, nt Morgan Hill. nnnouuees through today’s H f .RALD Hon. W. J. Bryan will speak iu thf tend ers’ examination to be held in this city April lltb, at 9 a Roseburg April 5th. All of Doug las county will hear him, and mnuy ui., continuing three days. All parties applying for county cer will go ftnm this and adjoining tificates are referred to the notice. counties to hear the grand muu. Exchange: A young man named Barber led Miss Shaver to the The Baptist brethren linye made altar in one of the valley towns the good piogiPHs in the way of put other day. The little “ Shavers” ting up a church edifice. They will all be barbers. are receiving liberal subscriptions ANTED—SEVEUAT, 1’ EUSONS FOB and, we understand, linve seemed District Office Managers in this state lots centrally bd J conveniently to represent me in their own nnd surround- ihg counties. W illing to pay yearly $000, located. payable weekly. Desirable employment Mrs Ruth G. Sweet commenced with usual ooportnnities. References ex changed. Enclose self-addressed stamoed revival services at Riverton Inst envelope. 8. A. Park. 320 (Juxtou Building, Saturday evening, sud, notwith Chicago. standing the rain, there had been The Baptist church will hold a a good nttendnuco reported. Ser special business meeting in the vices will be continued through Christian church house Saturday, this week nt 2 p. m. und 7. p. m., March 31st, at half past 2 o’clock until Friday evening, inclusive. p. m. All are cordially invited to at All have been cordially invited to tend. J. Q u i c k , Church Clerk. attend. Miss Lula Walkpr, of Myrtle I now have on hand nn immense Point, closed her private school at stock t f Dairy, Fruit and Stock the Percy Hanly neighborhood last farms; small places near town week and will couduct a nil mu cr ranging from 5 to 40 acres, im term of public school, in the same proved, and unimproved. Vacant district, begiuuing 1st Monday in lots; fine assortment of improved April, we believe. homes in towu, nnd all at prices ns W John Donaldson, a well known and prosperous lower-river citizen, was up last week oil business. The new creamery is to be located on his place, near Rivertoo. T. A North, the expert, lias the lumber on the ground and work begun. hnv, oi lower thau you can buy from owners. * 4t | R. D. S anfo rd . J. W. Bennett is one of the Rp. publican delegates to the county convention from Nortl. Marshfield. Some citizens seem to be surprised At his companionships during the present campaign, but, pshaw, that’s nothiug; might as well stand np and be couuted with them as to go to bed with them. Attorney Minot, of Marshfield, was in this city last Wednesday on legal business. We hear it stated that Mr. M. isn’ t ns much of a Pop ulist ns he thought lie wns; his fervor for the cause of reform didn’t last him from one election to nuother, and he has gone back to the old love. That’s right; be one thing or another. An accident happened at Lyons’ mill near noon yesterday, at which the saw was broken into many pieces — how many is not known. Pieces of the saw scattered everywhere, but luckily hit no person. The dam age occurred while the saw was turn ing ¡it a high speed, the large log settling slightly, thus warping and crushing the saw nnd causing the pieces of all sizes to fly in all direc tions. A. R. De Fluent, editor of the Journal, Doylestown, Ohio, suffered for a number of years from rheuma tism in his right shoulder and side. He says; “ My right arm at times was entirely useless. I tried Cham berlain’s Pain Balm, ami was sur prised to receive relief almost im mediately, The Pain Balm has been a constant companion of mine ever since and it never fails.” For sale by R. 8. Knowlton. The Republicans of Bnndon pre cinct elected the following delegates to represent them nt the county convention to be held in this city next Thursday: Geo. P. Topping, T. W. Clark, A. G. Errickson, L. \V. Record, A. W. Kime, R, H. Rosa, Robert Walker, E. M. Black- erby, W. Woods. The delegates wpre instructed to favor Stephen Gallier for sheriff and R H. Rosa for joint senator. A pleasant farpwell receptiou was given to the Messrs. Pinker ton and famlies—senior nnd junior — who will leave tomorrow to join J. A. Pinkerton at Oakland, Cal., fo r residence. The «flair wrs en gaged iu by neighbors and friends, including Mr. and Mrs. VV. Drane, Mr. BDd Mrs. Lawhorn, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hite, M rs. Johnson and members of the family, Frank Tennissou and family, J. W. Sugg, and several others. Had a pleas ant time sod refreshments were served. Ttipre will be no “ fusion” of the Populists of (loos county with any ; other party on connty affairs. Any effort of parties to force a third or fourth successive nomination for | office is anti-populistic— the county convention will give ns a new and clenn ticket, and it will be elected; ¡or if it should away from its path l of doty and principle, nnd disobey the Distractions of the people at jtheir primaries, it will go into i “ iDocnoiis dessuetude” with the 1 author of the expression, Grover the Left. After several weeks r f delight fully pleasant weather clearer fair, the equiuoxinl storm set in last Saturday night about midnight, giving us showers of rain and hail, with occasional lightning nnd tliun der. The air is cooler, but hardly yet cold enough to injure fruit or gardening. LEVI STRAUSS& CO OVERALLS B io B a r g a in — F ine, la rge new house and two acies o f laud, well im proved, with much choice fru it o f all kinds. L iv in g water. A p p ly at the H e r a l d office for “ way down” prices. * The old school building has teen quite dismantled the past week iu the work of remodeling it for a church building. The work is beiug done ii: good manner, and under plans nnd specifications. Miss Emma Lorenz returned from San Francisco ou yesterday’s train from the hay, having couio up on the Aicata. She repotts herself wholly recovered, and is certaiuly looking well after her very serious illness. \ \ T ANTED—S E V E R A L B R IG H T AND V » Honest persons to represent us as Managers in this and close by counties. Hoiarv $910 a year and expenses. Straight, bona-fide. no more, no less salary. Posi tion permanent. Our references, any bank in any town. It is mainly office work con ducted at home. Reference. Enclose Helf- addressed stamped envelope. Tins D o m in i o n C omi ' any , I ept. 3, Chicago. Populist Primary for Coquille Precinct. The Populist primary convention assembled at Hand Hall last Satur day aftei iiunu. Iu the absence of Committee,uau J- P- Goodman to ph II the convention to older, D. F. Dean rapped nud called time for business. Ou motion, J. J. Stanley wns elected chainuau und Geo. O, Leach secretary. The clmii stated the object of the meeting to be the election of 11 delegates to the Populist county convention to meet iu Coquille City Wednesday, March 28th. D. F. Deau stated the additional action of the convention as sug gested nt the late connty central committee meeting ou the question straight party action, or fusion or union with the Democrats or any othpr party. A resolution, as follows, was of- fered: Resolved, That it is tha sense of this meeting that we do not fuse as Populists with any party. A motion and secoud to adept was made, nnd after a pretty free nud earnest discussion for the reso lution by R. D. Sanford, J. C. Wilson, Joel Pattersou, T. A. Walker, Sol Spurgeou, D. F. Dean, J. S. McEwen aDd J. B. Fox against fusion, nnd C. A. Gage, Sheriff Gage, J. C. Laird and one or two others for fusion, a standing vote was taken and the resolution against fusion carried. On motion, which carried, providing for ballot for choice of 11 delegates to county convention, those haying a majority of all the votes enst to be declared elected, the chair appointed C. a . Gage and D. F. Dean as tellers, the ballot resulting iu the election of the following 8 delegates; J. W. Sugg, Jake Foots, Win. Benlmm, M. H. Herse.y, lb D. Sanf ird, C. A. Hnrriugton, J. S. M;Eweu, Joel Patterson. Ou motion a second ballot was taken on five who had tipd, to add three more to I he delegation. The following names were balloted ou— J. P. Goodman, G. O. Leach, T. A. Walker, Charles Collier and W. Drane— and resulted iu the elec tion of J. P. Goodman, Charles Collier and W. Drain, who were duly declared the choice of the conveution. Ou motion, the convention ad journed. At the Dora Popnlist preciuct convention last Saturday G. G. Swan and Leland Mmard weie elected delegates to the county con vention, and decided instructions given ngainst fusion. RIVERTON PRECINCT POPULISTS. Riverton, March 2G.— The Peo ple’s party primary met at 1 o’clock p. m. on the 24th. Called to order by O. A. Kelly, and A. Dahuff was elected secretary. Delegates to counlv convention: O. A. Kelly, IV. H. Hull, W. H. Waddinglon, A. Dahuff, who were elected by acclamation. W. T. Kight was nominated for justice of the peace, A. M. Bunion for corstable, aud W. 11. Hull for road su pervisor. A. D a h u f f , Sec. BESTFORTHE BOWELS I f you h aven 't a regular, h ealthy m ovement o f the bowels every day, you're blck, or w ill be. K eep your bowels open, aud be well. Force. In the shape o f violent physic or pill poison, is dangerous. The smootheHt. easiest, most perfect w ay or keeping the bowels d e a r aud cluau is to take candy r W M CATHARTIC s w a iiu f o P leasant, Palatable. Potent, T aste Good. Do Good, N ever Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10 c. 2 Jd, b 0 c W rite fo r fre e sample, aud booklet ou health. Address Sterlin g Remedy (oiapan y, Chicago, J lin t r a l, W»w Y o rk . 328a That Accidental Shooting. The accidental killing of Paiker Doak, of Bear meek, near Parkers- burg, ou the morning of the 18tti iust., w hile out deer buutlug, was not exactly in detail as we gave it Inst week, though the main facts were given. The parties out huut- iug for deer were Parker Doak, so d of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. l)oak, j aged 17 years, John Long (not young Dosk's brothei), son ol Chris Long, about 17 years old, and Warren Bullard, sou of R. W. Bul lard and about the same age The shot from young Bullard's gnu 1 passed through Doak's body, and his death was instant. Justice Bar- rows, of Baudon, Monday morning, held an inquest at the residence of Frank Flam, to which place the body)was taken by a posse of about 20 persons who went out for ¡t. KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN Entsrtainmanl by Public School- B0C3 ¥©UP v BUCK Aeiie? A In constant pain when oni Tyour feet ? ' Is that dragging, pulling* sensation with you from morn till night ? Why not put the medicine exactly on the disease ? Why (not apply tho cure right to I 'the spot itself? You can do it with rJUier’s THE VERDICT. We, the u: dersigml, eworu jur The entertainment nt the close of our public school term was given ors, do find that the deceased, Par in Masonic hall last Saturday ker Doak, came to his death from eveuing to a crowded house. The the accidental Bliot of a gun, on 7th gtHde scholnrs decorated the i March 18, 1900, in the hands of room tastefully and acted ns ushers. j Wnrren Bullard, supposing him to The program included the gradu ! be a deer: C. H. Patterson, ation addresses of six members of J. Flam, the 8th grade, who passed an ex A. E. Hadsell, amination of the couuty superin W. S. Mack, tendent, seveip.l recitations by Albert Farris, members ol other departments, and AVid Taylor. the ebatming selections of music by Prof. Wlielstoue’s orchestra— six pieces—as follows, making a Kiverton Pick-Ups. very pleasing aud enjoyable enter tainment: Riverton, March 20 —J H. Ti- PROGRAM. Opening address, by the princi mon and family have mivod over pal, Claude Nosier; music by the 1 to Marshfield. What we gain they orchestra; address—“ Franklin, His lose, or vice versa. Miss Piirdie Nosier was visitiug Birth and Youth,” Henry BeDbsm; recitation by Ethel Fnirman; friends here during last week. Rev. A. Dahuff, formerly ot Bnn- “ Finnklin, Education and Invent ive Genius,” Maude Bnlch; anisic doD, has moved into thrs C. C. Price by the otchestra; recitation by house. He nud his family will re Lanr.i Fox; “ Franklin, the Priuter main with ns indefinitely. Mrs. Sweet, the evnngelist, ac nnd Journalist,” Emma Hunscom; recitation by Jennie Curren; companied by her daughter Ruth, “ Franklin, the Statesman nud Dip :s now engaged in holding a revi Mrs. Sweat gives good lomat, ” Julius Jacobson; Delsarte val here. drill by seven little girls— Agues satisfaction here ns a speaker. Her Whetstone, Maude Macy, Euln servicer are well ntteuded and ap- Price, Bossie Perry, Bessie Maury, preciati d. J. E. Marlin has been engaged Gretchen Sherwood, Reva Seed; “ Franklin. Author, Scientist and the past week in Coquille City in Patriot,” Mabel Lawhorn; selection artistic labor. Mr. Lukens, one of Coquille’s by orchestra; "Franklin, Citizeu and Politician,"Florence IValstrom; architects, nrrived hero Sunday He will construct the presentation of floral piece to grad eveuing. uating clnss, by 7th grade; pre new creamery building. Walter Kelly nnd Writ. Jephcolt sentation of diplomas nnd address by J. J. Stanley, of school board; Lave opened a logging camp ou music by orchestra; closing remarks tbe Hancock ranch. The Popnlist party, nt Its pri- by ProT. Nosier. mary Inst Saturday, nominated W. H. Hull for road supervisor, W. T. The Democrahc Primary. Right for justice of the peace and The Democrats of this precinct A. Bunton for constnble. The Democrats indorsed the met last Saturday afternoon nt J. D ona A n a . A. Collier’s vacant storeroom nnd same. elected delegates to the county con Blow Arc Tour Kidney« V vention to be held in this city to Hobbs’ Sparrums P ills cure a ll kidney ills. 8am« morrow. J. J. Lamb presided and pie Dr. free. Add. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N. Y. B. F. Lawrence acted hs secretary. The following delegates were chosen: J. L. lioy, H. F. Tennis- son, A. J. Sherwood, Geo. A. Rob inson, Y. li. Wilson, B. F. Law rence, S. J. Miller, J. J. Lamb nnd C. Rumander. Immediately after the tPlastor is applied, you feel| Jits warming, soothing in-, [lluence. Its healing remedies 1 [ quickly penetrate down deep 1 into tho inflamed tissues. Pain is quieted, coreness is re lieved and strength imparted. No plaster was ever made like It. No planter ever acted so quickly end thoroughly. No plaster ever bad such complete cantrcl overall kinds of pela. Placed over tho chest it is a powerful aid to Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral; relieving congestion and drawing cut all inflammation. F O R *»A !.E T »T A i r T > R rO £ ;i8 T 8 . J. C. A VET CO.. Lews!!. Mass. Teachers' Examinaiicn Applicants for county cert ficaies are hereby notified that the county hoard of examiners will hold a pub lic examination at Coquille Ci'y, commencing April 11—9 a. m.— 1900, and coutiuumg tliiee days. Dated this 20lh day of March, 1900. W . H. B u n c h . County Superintendent. ----------- — We don’t kuoiv what Bro. Stitt has against us that lie refuses us tin exchange. The Recorder is too , good a county paper to miss. We need it. J.W. LENEVE, Dry -------- --- ------------------ Sh oes, H a ts, - --- A goodly uumber of onr Co. qnille Eencumpuiont, No. 25, I. O. (). F., went to Marshfield yester day to institute that degree there. nr D e a le r in O p Goods, M e n ’s; C lo th in g; Mrs. Will Matisel and little At Salem last Friday, in the su- daughter will leave Friday for n Groceries, Notions. Stationery, Tin and Agate Ware, Nails, pieme court, on motion of L. A. Roberts, an order was entered per Price Robison, of Norway, was visit to her old home at Alameda, Paints, Oils, etc. manently admitting to the practice on business in towu this morning Cal. D R Y GOODS. ---------------- GRO C ERIE S. of law S. D. Pnlford, of Myrtle and made us a pleasant cnll. Oliver Wilson visited Hie beach Calico, 29 yards for 81. I Floor ( best Oiegmi). 75c per sack. Point, Coos county, who wns tem Miss Belle Rich closed her school several days last week und had a Gingham, 1(5 ynrds for 81. | Rolled Oats, 15 lbs for 50 can's. porarily admitted nine months ago. pleasant time. at Empire, and during the vacntiou Shirting, 19 aud 12Jo per yard. I Tomatoes per can, 5c. Ernest Stauff, the landscape will visit San Francisco. Mr. Rich (Ve have on hand the World A l I L a rd , 10 lb tin, $1. M e n ’ s U n d e r w e a r . photographer, has presented us will join his daughter on (lie bay manac and Encyclopedia lor 1909. I Coffee, 12V per lb and up. Call and see our 50c line. with one of those pretty views, within n day or two and make a It should he in every family for I We also have Rolled Barley and M e n ' s a n d B oys ’ S u it s . mentioned by ns some weeks ago, business trip to the city. the immense amount of informa Wheat for feed. showing the ship Santa Ana on the Men’s Suits for $5 ami up. Rev. C. M. Bryau, M. E minis tion it contains. Only 25 cenls. H A R D W A R E and PIN W A R E . ways al Pleasant Point, on the hay, Boys’ Suits for 82 and np. ter, wiil couduct regular services iu which a most perfect double H A T S —n full I ine at low prices. Nails nt cut prices. nt the little church next Sunday, view is given by reflection iu the morning and evening. A young water. Copies for sale. people's service will be held pre N e w F ir m .— W. Drane has nsso ceding the regular night meeting. ciated with himself G. E. Spnr- W. Hunt, photographer, will heek, of Dorglns county, in the move with his floating gallery to blacksmithing nnd wiigonmaking Nothing else adds much Myrtle Point next Thursday. He to the charm of th e drawing business, at the old stand. The room or boudoir ns the eoftly radi» has bought a centrally located lot nnt light from CORDOVA CandinH. latter comes highly recommended Nothing will contribato more to the We are offering exceptional bargains in nt that place nnd will pot up a res artistic «access of the luncheon, in ali kinds of blacksmithing, man tea or dinner. The best decorative idence and gallery. Mr. H. is n LA D IE S’, GENTS’ and BOYS’ WATCHES ufacturing nnd repairing, with L tage or mansion. Made in all colors horseshoeing as a specialty. Drane good artist. Ladies’ Watches, gold filled, from $12 50 up. ' and the most delicate tints by 8 T A S D A H U OH* CO. & Sputbeck solicit your work, i r i r W I L L ARRIVE Gents’ Watches, $4 up. and «old everywhere. guaranteeing satisfaction. * Boys’ Watches, $1.50 up. ie-6-THIS W EEK! V -Tsoassn The Pacific Homestead, a large *i*i,The completest line of Spring Me bought em for spot cash and give you the benefit of elore buying. 20-page weekly paper, devoted to »«Mind Summer Goods yet pre- agricultural, horticulture and dairy W%.sented to the people of this interests of Oipgou, is being issued »oMyalley— at Hawkins’ Store. WATCI|, CLOCK (1ND JEWELRY I{EPA1I(ING. ^ Cat this out and return witli $1 (money j - E ^ F I N E Shirl Waists, Skirts, Collars, Ties, at Salem, Oregon, with our friend order or currency) find we will order the R. J. Heudricks ns manager. The Braids, etc , for the ladies. following “ Family Combination” sent pre Furnishing goods complete, for paid: price is only 81 n year. It is finely illustrated with photo half-tone gentlemen. San Francisco Weekly Post / yr views of persons and landscapes, The Gentlewoman 1 yr. To Sell or E x c lu d e for Property In Loos farm, orchard and much scenes, | National lllust. Magazine 1 yr (ounly. and should go into every farm Amer. Poultry Advocate 1 yr home, if posaible. Cornea weekly. * We carry a Wt GOO acres of Lnnd, 5 miles from Happy Hours Pam. Mag. 1 ur Clubbed with the H e r a l d , Itotl. Moscow, Idaho, well Improved. Vermont Farm Journal I yr - a & one year, only 82.25. « V v p , _ ( II.M 0.U0O00 ^ H c 40 acres Land, adjoining city of Our Price $1; . The G. O P. primaries at Marsh Moscow, Idaho, fine improvements. Regular Cost $4 field last \\ ednesday were lively House and 3J lots near business This combination tills a family need. Wo i and partook of the nature of uld center of Moscow. will substitute the Chicago Weekly Inter House and 2 i Oc-nii, K-insnsCity Weekly Kinr. New York methods as practiced in the east lots in Kendrick, Idaho. Weekly Tribune, Denver Weekly i iroes, tlip»e many years. The Coast Address, Box 14, Mullan, Idaho. * j Toledo Weekly Blade, Twice-a-week Louis Mail took sides wi'h the bosses in ville Courier- Journal, or Montreal Weekly North Marshfield, and with W. IJ. TCUBOUS Iyin-IE. No. 72. K. nr V. meets , Gazette in place of Han Francisco Weekly Post-if desired, but no other changes me Tuesday eyeninu at Masonic Halt. ,M wini|u!iH8l|MSilja Hiiriiii.b liiuDE! Douglas, “ a rising yonng lawyer Ml««» «» Brothers in Rood •tendioK in sister lodge* allowed. Clubbing list for a stamp. and Republican,” against “ the are cordially invited to visit ns. O. H. JONES, Room 1, m . M c D o n a l d , c. c. Cir. Mgr. Vermont Farm Journal. would-be bosses” in Month Marsh ap25 191 W ILM IN G TO N . VKKMONT. V. K. Wilson, K. of K. V. 8. field. The other fallows, the “ would-be bosses,” it dnha “ the FRANK WILSON - - - W. F. KENNEDY | W e o w n and o c c u p y th e t a lle s t m e rc a n tile bu ilding in th e w o rld . W e h ave gang, aided by the transient tin o v e r 2,000,000 c u sto m e rs. S ix te e n hundred c le rk s a re c o n sta n tly I • C O Q U I L L E C IT Y , OR. horns nud tramps.” The argu en gaged fillin g o u t-o f-to w n o rd ers. ment nt the North Marshfield meet O U R O E N B R A L C A T A L O G U E is th e book o f th e p eo ple — it quotes ing wns, “ that the common voters vLj House, Sign and Carriage W h o le s a le P ric e s to E v e r y b o d y , h a s o v e r 1,000 p ag e s, 16,000 illu stra tio n s, and had become accustomed to have 60,000 d e scrip tio n s o f a rt ic le s w ith p ric e s . It c o sts 72 cen ts to p rint a n d m ail Painter. GENERAL e a c h c o p y . W e w a n t y o u to h a v e one. S E N T J F I F T E E N C E N T 8 t o s h o w their tick-ts made not for them, Paper Hanging, y o u r good fa ith , and w e ll send y o u s c o p y F R E E , w ith a ll c h a rg e s p rep aid. and to vote them straight accord Interior Decorating ing to orders.” We don’ t know an! who was the anther of that truism Graining. Hor*pshoeiog a Specialty. concerning the voters of that party, Estimates furnished on all classes h.it be knew w hat he was talking N. W. Cor. Second and Hall Sts, Coquille City, Oregou. o f Work. Sn'¡»faction guaranteed. about. in ttG g Watches! Watches! C a n d le s bo A Big Bargain W IL S O N JEW ELRY m fr jf I K .,, “ liS S & ÿ , lis r s r p î T U. ECKEL& KENNEDY & WILSON BlacM bSjW api Wort .MONTGOMERY WARD & C0.“,c................. GO.