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The "Clyde” Billard Parlors is the place to spend your leisure moments. Indian Population ot Alaska. Otticial Election Returns. CUij Errali Washington, Nov. 14.—The Cen McKinley. Bryan. 20 21 sus Bureau receutly completed the Burton Trane ........ 6 l enumeration of Alaska. The Direc Bautlon .................. 104 PC HUSHED EVERY TUESDAY C oaledo................... «4 tor of the (Census to-day gave out Coos City................ 8 IX the following statement with refer TJ. F. Dean. Editor and Proprietor. C oqnille................. . 141 197 ence to the work in that territory. 22 “The native and mixed population 13 D a v o te d to th e m aterial and socia l up North Coos River.. . 6 ji l d i n g o f th eG oq u iile Valley particularly Coos River.............. of the northern district of Alaska is . 40 *7 a n d o f C oos C ountv generally. S ubscrip tion, per year, in advance, $1.50 23 17 12,652. The most populous district 26 with respect to the native popula Empire.................... • 73 r r m v P I I H 'I ! Ukept on&leat E C . DIKE'S l l l l t J I III Fill Advertising Agency, «4 ami ft"» Enchanted............. . 33 15 tion is the country lying between Merchants' Exchange, San Francisco, California, wher econ tra.au for advertising cau be made for it. Four Mile............. t 14 the mouth of the Yukon and the IO Lake........................ 13 Kusdoquin rivors and extending Inviting Interference. North M ’fld........... . 129 45 back from the const lot) miles. 81 Maurice Johusou, the agent for this The National Salt Company (salt South M’ fld............ . 158 Missouri................. 29 district, traveled over 2,000 miles • 30 trust) waited until after the election 98 with a dog team during the winter then raised its prue on common ta Myrtle Point......... 27 aud enumerated 3,013 persons, all ble salt from $1.10 per hundred Newport................. • 34 Norway................... 48 of whom were Indians. The In .. 46 pounds to $2.50. 14 48 dians in this region are probably This is the kind of acts on the Parkersburg.......... .. is *7 the most destitute people on the part of trusts that calls for the Prosper.................... Riverton................. 38 North American continent. They interference of Congress and tho 9 17 huddle together in their miserable state Legislatures. There is noth R oland.................... 18 6 dwellings duriug the long winter ing to show that the cost of produc South Slough........ 9 and subsists on frozen fish and a ing table salt has more than doubled Sumner................... «7 7 little seal oil, which they obtain on writhiD a few days, or, that it has Ten Mile................ No returns from Deer Park. the coast during the summer. The increased at all. Tho inference is ------------ --------- — fur-bearing animals, which formerly that the raise in prices was mude to A Larga Nugget. furnished them with natural cloth enable tho trust to pay dividends The biggest nugget ever received ing, are nearly extinct, uud they on watered stookB. Ono remedy is to tax such corporations and make at the assay office, on Wall street, have been forced to adopt the white New York, arrived Oct. 25, from n man’s garb, and as their poverty the tax high enough to discourage mining company in British Colum their operations, and thus encourage bia, consigned to the agents of the prevents them from securing enough private individuals and concerns that bank of Montreal. It contained a to cover their nakedness, there is will compete with tho great aggre frnctiou over 758 pounds of the great suffering from the cold. “The Nome district is the most gations. The trusts would probably solid yellow metal aud is valued at $154,000. It came in a solid cone populous in north Alaska. The en have a remedy in law if tho lax and stood two feet high, and four amounted to anything like confis men were required to move it from umeration showed a permanent whito population on June 1st of cation; but they could certainly the scales in the assay office. 2,074. During the summer about have none for anything exacted in Time afid Money- 18.000 people landed at Nome, about excess of a reasonable interest nnd 2,500 of those coming from Dawson. profit on the nctual cost for value Many people take no care of their of their propety. money till they have come nearly About 12,000 have returned to their It is “ up to” the Republican to the end of it; and others do homes in the States, leaving about party to tako measures for the just the same with their time. 9.000 people in the region contigu limitation of the operation of trustb. Their best days they throw away; ous to Nome. It is probable that let them run like sand through the It is an old principle of law that fingers as long as they' think they the population of the town of Nome the general public has the right to still have an almost countless number during the winter will be between prevent the monopoly of commodi of them to spend; but when they 4.000 and 5,000.” ties to the detriment of the people. find their days flowing rapidly away, WANTED — ACTIVE M VN OF GOOD There is much more excuse for so that last they hnvo very few left, character to deliver and collect in Oregon then they will at once make a very the incrensc of one cent per pound wise use of them; but unluckily, for old established manufacturing w h o le sale house. $900 a year, sure pay. Hon in fresh meat by the Chicago pack they have by that time no notion esty more than experience required. <'ar reference, any bank in any city. Enclse- ers who sell to the retail butchers. how to do it.—Cameron W. Lawtou. self-addressed stamped envelope. Manu. facturers, Third Floor, 334 D eirborn St, This increuse will not all be profit Chicago. to the packers. There has been The Twice a-Weck Republic- duriug the past four years « great Have your comfortables made by Every Monday and Thursday a the M. E. church ladies 50 cents increase in the price of live stock * received by the producers, and the newsjaper ns good as a magazine— each. and better, for it contains the latest Mrs. M ood , the Milliner, has a price of drcsHed meat, either by the by telegraph as well as interesting wholesalers or the retailers, bus uot stories—is sent to the subserber of big lot of uew millinery on the Mandalay. been raised iu proportion. The the “ Twice-n-week” Republic, which E x t r a c t s —Lemon a n d Vanilla is only $1 a year. packers claim that they have been The man who rends the ‘-Twice- —guaranteed the beat or money re selling meat ut a loss the past year, n-Week” Republic knows all about funded. Prize with each bottle. and now that they expect a firmer affairs political, domestic and foreign Call at Hawkins'. demaud they have raised prices to events; is posted nbout the market Miss Mary Quick ia teaching n to a profit basis. It may be taken and cornmericnl matters generally. a private school in Parkersburg. The woman who reads the “ Twice- She has a far better attendance for gruuted that if the uew price is a-Week” Republic gathers a bit of than she anticipated nnd is pleased above a mere profit basis the price valuable information about house with the prospects. of live stock will rise and the pro hold affairs and late fashions and Mrs. F. A. Curtis, o f this place, ducers will get the extra profit.— finds sreereation in tho bright stories that come under both the headings is constnutly receiving encouraging Oregon Statetnmn. of fact and fiction. There is gossip offeis for her land which she took . < •» . about new books and a dozen other up in Tulare county, California, ns The Irl R. Hicks 1901 Almanac. topics of especial interest to the oil is being discovered or. nil sec tions around. The oil interests of Whatever may be said of the wide-awake man aud womau. onr sister state is creating consider --- ---- ----------- scientific causes upon which the able interest. T o C u r e C o n s II p a t io * . F o r f i f r . Rev. Irl It. Ilieks liases Ins yearly Tftke Ciiscarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 250. When you feel that life is hardly forecasts of storm and weather, it *C C C fail to cure, drug'/ists refund money. worth the candle take a doso of is a remarkable fact that specific Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver warnings of every great storm, To the Public. Tablets. They will dense your f lo o d , cold wave ami drouth, have b e e n plainly priuted iu his now Gravel Ford, Oregon Oct. 25. 1900. stomach, tone up your liver and famous Almanac for many years This is to certify that I bought regulate your boweis making you The latest startling proof o f tins a Home Comfort Steel Range (! feel like a new man. For sale by fa c t was the destruction of Galves years ago, and am well pleased with R. S. Knowlton. ton, Texas, on the very lay named the same. It is a fine lutkor, conven The stpamer Mandalay appeared by Prof. Hicks in his 1900 Almanac, ient ami durable. 1 would ndvise off the Coqnille hnr Sunday, but as o n e of disaster liy storm along the public to examine the improved owing to tho rough weather she t h e gulf coasts. The 1901 Almanac, ones nnd bo convinced of their has been unable to come in. We b y far the finest, most complete merits. Mas. \V. S. H a l l . nre told that the sen is very rough a u d beautiful y e t published, is now ------- ----►<•*-*---- and was breaking thiee miles at ready. This rematkable book of sea. It is to be hoped she will be For Sale or Trade. near t w o hundred pages, splendidly uble to come in soon. illustrated with charts aud half A good wagon nnd team nnd will George Henntnger, who will be t o n e engravings, goes as a premium sell or trade for town property or t o every subscriber who pays one lumber. Call on David Fulton, at well remembered by many o f our townspeople, having came to this dollar a year for Prof. Hicks’ jour Iloberg place, uonr academy. connty about two years ago and nal, Word and Works. The spent a yesr with ns, dealing in Almanac alone is sent prepaid for, apples and making hiiuself useful o n l y 25c. Order from Word and j » T V - « ' * , . « .a, . j in a genernl way, arrived from Works Publishing Company, 2201 Merced, California Thursday, and Locust Street. St. Louis, Mo. is now haring a very pleasant visit with his sister, Mrs. Plyler C h A in N e r ld lia 'p i P t t lii l l n l i n C u r e « and her husband. He may ship O th e r * » . W l i j ai«»t Y o u ? a fetv apples this fall, George lias many friends on the river who M y wife* hag been using Chamber- if need not lose flesh in summer heartily welcome him on bis re Jain’s Pain Palm, with good results, for a lame shoulder that 1ms pained J if you use the proper means | turn. He I p II s us his parents wh spent several months here are we You think her continually for nine years. Wo * to prevent it. have tried all kinds of medicines j you can’t take SCOTT’S ? Mail: W. Bratnard »ns arrested and doctors without receiving any * EMULSION in hot weather, on Wednesday night for the Inr- benefit from any of them. One day eeuy o f a watch nnd chain from A * but you can take it and di we saw an advertisement of this med Peterson. The trial was put off gest it as well in summer as icine nnd thought of trying it, which until Deputy Attorney Sinclair in winter. It is not like the we did with the best of satisfaction. could arrive from the Coqnille, She hnR used ouly one bottle and her plain cod-liver oil, which is which was yesterday at noon on the shoulder is nlmost well.— Adolph train and the hearing was taken un difficult to take at any time. Yj. Millctt, Manchester, N. H. For at 2 p m. Quite a number o f wit If you are losing flesh, sale by R. S. Knowlton. nesses were heard pro nnd eon The £ you are losing ground and - — - - * • evidence for the prosecution went you need The s t e a m e r Dispatch while to show that Brainard was h p p u t o m a k in g a landing opposite the rock take something from Peterson's quarry on her up trip Saturday, pocket and Hint lie went out of the ran onto a snag; breaking quitp a saloon soon afterward nnd depos h o le in her bottom. By the skill ited something under the side walk g and must have it to keep up f u l manipulation of her pumps When Marshal Csiter was called J your flesh and strength, if a n d all available means she was be was informed o f this, nnd, pro. k e p t up till she reached a flat from $ you have been taking it and curing a lantern he got down under which she was easy raised, nnd £ prospering on it. don't fail to the sidewalk and found the watch .tod a y she was towed to the lower lying open in the mnd aud water, * continue until you are thor* r iv e r w h e re she will be properly Peterson identsfied the watch as ♦ oughly strong and well. b e a c h e d an d repaired. She was his. After the testimony w ns all in, goc. an.l ft.o o , all druggist«. *etp up by means of two large £ Brsinard was held to appear tiuder f SC O T T A BOW NK, Chemists, New York. g o v e r n m e n t scows. .f V * Yis* V • $250 bonds T U E SD A Y , NOV. 20, 1900. ! i YOU i $ i $ Scott’s Emulsion All kinds of soft drinks and fine c ig a r s .-^ - BARGAINS! CFj^lSTMAS GOODS Just Arrived. Following are some o f our prices: I Stnrch, 3 for 25c. 1 No. 7, heavy all-silk ribbon, 5e a yd. Cups nnd Saucers, 3 for 25c aud up i Dress lining, 2 yards for 15c. Envelopes, 2 packages for 5c. Vases, 2 for 15c and up. | Pink chnmbray, 10c per yd. Nutmeg graters, 2 for 5c. Bow and 6 arrows, Imported goods, I Imported tissue papers, 5c dozen. Fancy glass tumblers, 6 for 25c, 25c a set. | Milk pail, 25c. Embroidery hoops, 5c. Xinna Cards, all prices. j Nickel safety pins, 3 cards for 10c. Embroidery silk, 6 for 5c. Kites, 5c each. I Celluloid collars, 5c. 25c Dover egg beaters, 5c. China mugs, 5c. Brass Pins, 5e a card. 25c Cuticle soap, 10c. Kid body dolls, sleeping eves, ! 15c Dress canvass. 10c yard. Dross shields, 2 pairs for 15c. from 25c up. Shoe buttons, 5c a gross. Coin purses, 3 for 10c. Berry sets from 25o per set. Silver teaspoons, 25c a dozen. 25c Novel and detective stories, 5c. Velvet slippers $1.00 Fire shovels, 5c. Court plaster, 2 packs for 5e. Toy Vngonsnnd Hardware. Thimbles, 2 for 5c. Loose bottom jelly plate, 3 for 25c. It ork boxes, Toilet cases, Albums, Assorted steel peiiH, 25c a gross. Small dinner bucket, lOe. Candy, Dry Goods and Notions Carpet tacks, 3 packs ior 5o. Sheet iron bread pan. 10c. of all kinds. Every item a bar Good Japan Rice, 6e per lb. 2x2 inch butt hinges, 5c. gain. j Sugar and Flour at the lowest Tack hammer, 5c. Glass ware from 5c up. market. Hatchet, 25c. Tissue paper, 5c doz. I New sha les in calicos, Ginghams 25c Barometer, or wheatber gunge Mush Bowls, 5c each. and Outing flannels just arrived, 15c. Glass Tumblers. 6 for 25c. j Others too numerous to mention, | Nickeled tweezers, 5c. Arm bands, 2 pairs for 5c. j Get our prices before buying else Dress stays, 5e per bunch. Men s fine black socks, 5e a pair. Corset steel, 5c a pair. where. Pie Tins, 3 for 10c. Hooks nnd eyes, 3 cards for 5c. 1 in. cotton lace 12 yds for 15c. 3-cornered saw files. 3 for 10c. 6 inch valenchinl lase, 10c per yd. Bone collar buttons, 5c dozen. Good over shirts, 25e up. Silk dress trimmings, 3 yds for 10c. Wire egg beaters, 2 for 5c. 200 yds spool linen thread, 5e. Good cigars, 2 for 5c. China mush bowls, 5c. 10c Leather watch chain, 5c. Ladies' vests’ 20c. 75c Corset for 60c. Asbestos stove mats, 3 for 10c. Mens mnrino under shirts, 35c. 50c “ “ 35c. Fruit jnr funnel, 5c. Men’s merino drawers 25c pr. Side combs, 5c a pair. Misses’ round combs, 5c. 25c celluloid cuffs, for 15c. Ladies leuthnr belts, 10c. Patent spring hooks A eyes, 2 cards for 5c’ Red ink, 5c a bottle. 2 oz. extract of vanilla, 10c. 20c toy brooms, 10c. Fuucy rolled oats, 3 lbs for 10c, 50c Ladies union suits. 35c, Mincing knife, 5c. Button hooks, 5c a dozen. Root beer 10c per bottle. White china shirt buttons, 5c. a gross Velvet shirt binding, 2 yards for 5c, 50c “ President” suspendrs, 25c, Good roast coffee, 2 lbs for 35c, Sardines, 5c per can. Tin pans. 3 for 10c Hair Pins, 3 bunches for 5c. Good toilet soap, 3 for 5c. Bleached muslin, 5c per yard. Pants buttons, le per dozen. Large Glycerine soap, 5c, Corset steels, 5c a pair. No. 40, all silk rash ribbon, 20o.ayd, | Good mixed candy, 10c per pound Hungarian shoe nails, 3 pks for 10c, j Extra Fancy, rolled oats, 4c per lb, I Good Toilet soaps, 4 for 5c. J. S. KANEMATZ. GROCERIES. Myrtle Point Enterprise. Ktverion Pick-Up. Geo. Ridiuger returned from a tiip t o 8au Fr.aucisco, Tuesday. Once more w»e were called upon The lumber lias been placed on to entertain ship wrecked passeu- gors. This time Captain Panter the ground by the M. E . chuich, R. E L. BEDILLION, Proprietor, bad the misfortune to disable the | South, fora parsonage, The Sugar Loaf creamery shipppd steamer Dispatch. B A M D O N , O R E G O N . Mr. Anderson, wife and eon made j n large consignment o f cheese to ; the San Francisco market Wednes- our town a busiues9 call last week. This Popular Resort is better prepared He was selling ironing boards. ! day. -& T than ever to care for the Henry Buell, son of Mr. and Mr. Gatewood, representing the Traveling Public. 'Airs. J. 13. Buell, of Catching Chicago art corapady, made quite Headquarters for Traveling Business Men. Special inducements to a successful cauvass of our town. | Creek, died Friday, Nov. 9,1900, Tourists and Families contemplating visiting this Famous i aged nbout 16 years. The f u D e r a l Both coal huukers nre now full services were conduted by Rev. Bummer R esoit— Barnlon Bead,. Rates, $1 to $1.50 per day. awaiting the arrival of the steamers. j Moore, Saturday, and the remains Another dance last Saturday interred in tbs Catching creek night. Supper served on board n burying ground. - --------- scow, followed by a free fight the I ! *»«■«! 3>j *i «I»Si«“r x i n A f r i c a . next morning. John Mahel of Coqnille city at Capt. C. G. DeDnison is well tended tbs dance last Saturday eve. known all over Africa ns comman Among those who took passage der of the forces that captured the on the Dispatch nnd were forced famous rebel G.ilieha. Under date Offioe—Up-Stairs, near PostofBco. to partake of our hospitality woi e of Nov. 4, 1897, from Yryburg, Dr. Horsfall and wife, Harvey Beclntaualnnd, lie writes: “ Before C O Q U IL L E C ITY , O R E G O N . James and wife, Mrs. Loguu and starting on the last campaign I daughter and Miss Quick. bought a quantity of Chamberlain’s M rs. Dahuff held religions serv Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem ices in the church on Sunday last. edy, which I used myself when The Richard brothers will leave troubled with bowel complaint, and had given to my men, aud in every for Washington in a few days' D o n a A n a . enso it proved most beneficial.” For sale by U. S. Knowlton. —----» <§» ■ » --- — T U P P E R R. D. H O T J S E , SA N FO R D , Buys, Sells and Exchanges Property, Rents Houses and Farms, ------ Frank Devoe, thirteen years old, of Three Rivers, Tulare county, California, a cousin of Alfred Curtis, of Bandoo, killed a bear recently with a 22 calibre rifle. It seems the animal bad been driven down from the mountains by recent siorms and was investi gation the condition of the pork supjily of the valley when young Frank raised in rebellion. Row Dr. Ford, presiding elder of the M. E. church, made his rouuds through the county Inst week hold ing quartelv conference meetiugs at the different points w here this organization 1ms congregations. His meeting at this place was bomewhat interfered with by the Dr. being on b ard the steamer Dispatch which was disabled Satur day, be failing to rent'll town till When you have no appetite, do it whs too late for preaching that not relish your food and feel dull evening. after eating you may know that you Our late arrival, J. L ' LeBal- need a dose of Chamberlain’s Stom- lister, lias about perfected arrange, oach nud Liver Tablets. Price, 25 meuts to do a logging busiuess in cents. Samples free at R. S. Ktiowl- the Fat Elk section. Air. LeBal- ton’s drug store. * list 'r is a practical logger from Puget sound and will do doubt do business when he gets Thousands Have Kidney Trouble a good started and Don’ t Know It. n o w T o F in d Out. Fill a bottle or common glass with your water and lei it stand twenty-four hours: a sediment or set tling Indicates an unhealthy condi tion of the kid neys: If it stains your linen It Is evidence of kid ney trouble: too frequent desire to pass It or pain in the back Is also convincing proof that the kidneys and blad der are out of order. W h a t to Do. There Is comfort In the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp- Root. the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish In curing rheumatism, pain In the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage. It corrects Inability to hold water and scalding pain In passing It. or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day. and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extra ordinary effect of S w a m p - Root ts soon realized. It stands the highest for its won derful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by druggists In 50c. and $ 1. sizes. You may have a sample bottle of thla wonderful discovery and a book that tells mere about it. b o t h s e n « ^ ^ ^ ^ absolutely tree by mall. address Dr. Kilmer & Rom. of s—wne-Fi*». Co.. Binghamton. N. Y. When writing men tion reading this generous offer in this paper. i Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cure biliousness, constipa tion and headache. They are easy to take nnd pleasant in effect. For snle by R. S. Knowlton. N oT IC E — Persons wanting car- perts woven, please call on Mrs. F. A. White just across the street east of court house. Makes Collections.— 7 3 Years’ Experience and a Growing Business Are Our Best “A d .” SAMPLE PROPERTIES OFFERED. Several thousand acres Timber Land at from $6 to $15 per acre. 240 acres stock or dairy farm, some improvements, “ “ “ improved, 235 “ “ “ part improved, 820 168 480 3.000 4.000 1,500 2.000 “ stock ranch, hill land, @ $2.25 per acre, and a dozen others of like quality, away from town, or river, cheap. DAIRY, FRUIT AND HAY FARMS, 245 150 70 36 37 40 300 280 37 80 140 37 80 old place, crop, stock, tools, team ,furnitur, etc. stock, tools and furniture. £ down, Improved 80 acres at Eumner, only on the river, or near town, better improved aud located, acre s well improved and well located, well “ «■ “ «( « M << M finely ’ “ “ “ “ bottom land, 25 acreR improved, well located, •• •* part cleared, and well located, “ “ finely improved, jains town, bottom nnd hill, part cleared, all bottom land, 25 acres improved, mostly bottom, 10 acres cleared, 15 bottom cleared, house, barn, orchard, 2.500 2,000 1,300 6,000 3.000 3.000 3.200 5.000 7.000 3.200 2.000 3.500 800 1.500 •«••-4---- Don't Yobscco S|»it and Smoke Tonr l.lfe A ns j . T o q u it to b a cco easily and forev er, be mag netie. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To* I B ac, the w onder-w orker, that m akes w eak m en strong. A h druggists, 50c or II. C ure guaran teed B ook let and sam ple free. Address S terling R em edy C o , C h icago or N ew York. Siali Placas KearT cid . " ¿:L 7 pr° " " C o m i i i i llmiiiimfl Prop- j 37 acres, buildings, good orchard, $ 1,100 •• bench and bottom, creek, new house Scientific American. A handsomely Hluatmted weekly. Largest cir culation of any scientific Journal. Terms. 43 a four months. |1. Sold by all newsdealers. iCo.3818™''"’ New York om oeT« r Washington. D C. 325 1,000 * *" T , JJIJy 1,000 2 finely located residence lot» $ 500 2 lots near business part of 300 2 inside lots, near courthouse 200 225 2 A well improved, eheam for cash. 2 corner lots, “ 5-room house and barn. 2 corner Parcel near Academy, 400x348 • lo t s , $ 45 i fi .t 700 6 lot*, bouse, barn, garden. 6 choice oval residence lots, creek $ 600 well hack 400 3 lota, new house, bottom 1 100x100 feet cn corner near garden 600 school 225 4 fine lots, shrubbery, good 2 sidehill lots near courthouse, $125 houne, barn and shop 1,100 | 2 uneven lots 147x50 ft, corner 75 _ T rade M a r a s D es ig n s C o p y r ig h t s A c . Anvom* periling n *koich and description may quickly ascertain onr opinion frae whether an invention i* probably patentable. Communica tion* strictly confidential. Handbook on Patent* sent free. Oldest neeney for securing patent*. Patents taken thr..ugh Munn A Co. receive Special notice, without charge, in the 2 lots, house arid shrubbery House, barn and parcel of land near business . . - ■ ■— ------------ . m ResifleDCBS id Towa. > —
