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sylvania aud other points the an 1
urchists celebrated the assassination lifer'**
In compliance with the proclama 'o f tbe president, and extclled und «S ■
P U B LIS H E D E V E R Y T U E S D A Y
tions of President Roosevelt and honored the fieudish assassin.
While I live my voice shall ever
D. F. Dean. Editor and Proprietor. Governor Geer, uur people assem
bled nt tbe Masonic Hull Thursday be raised against the admission of
C ou nty Offloial Paper.
ut '2 p. in. to participate in memorial any more of this dangerous element
service on the death of President into our body polite. Mv first vote
D evoted to th e m aterial and social r.p McKinley.
After tlie opeuiug ex was cast along this line, and I stand
A u ld iu g o f t h e llo q a i!:» Valiev pnrt.oularlv
ercises, consisting
of appropriate
on this plank of a national platform,
and o f Oooa C ounty seuarnllv.
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Subsoription, par year, in advance. fl.fSO songs, and scripture readings, prav* and there will I ever stand until
--------------------------------------------------- i er wits offered by the speaker and God calls me to a I ett r'and than M ■ b m m b k :
Look at the sorrow that to- i-x|
Anarchism 1’a.mt be KM by Anaicy.
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Im.m Has renderedI. the this.
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| (li«cource by the Key. C. A. Stine, 1 day fills all minds aud hearts, be- fry
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In this hour of national sorrow
sorrow' wlli,L wt- Kive >» Palt> followed: cause our President is dead.
VV u have met together today to martyr stricken down by the assns- ¡£j
tbe mood of all good citizens should
be that of dignity and self-restraint. offer our tribute of respect to the sin’s bullet. Wo weep not because ;
Above all things no man tit for bet- honored—now dead - president of he was tbe lender of any political j Kj}
ter things should lend himself to j lbe *•
Whites of America, This faction, but because lie was our lion- •??’
hysterical utterances advocatiug 118 uo ol'(»ina''.V occasion President I ored President, the head of one of
lynch law for anarchists.
Lynch William McKiuley was the twenty- < the mightiest and best natioLS on
law is nothing itself but anarchy, fifth president of these Uuited earth. President McKinley was not 55!
and is not only a most stupid remedy States, and the tnird one who has ! an angel, but a good man Church
for anarchism, but is an indictment died iu consequence of the assassin's 1 membership dots uot niuke C'iiris-
of our fitness for free government. bullet. Our sorrow, therefore, is j tians. He was a church member,
There is need of more legal protec the sorrow of a nation--tho nation and, I believe, a Christum. I have
Y'et there is a tiuge of thought lie sometimes erred, yet Ij
tion for the president, there is ueed mourns.
have always had confidence iu him
of moro effective legislation against poison within our borders.
Who was President McKinley? I | as a good and true mun. Iu proof, I ¡¿ij
anarchism, but there is never any
need in an organized government of answer, the president of every hon i I relate that wbeu he eeme near the j
a free people who hold the ballot est heart in these United States. ! end of life he did not call a minis- j ¡y!
for lyuch law. We cau make and He lmd climbed by honest, manly ter to pray with him and help him j *A
unmake our laws; we can turn out effort, to the highest seat iu our in a dying hour, but he communed
Not by tbe ef ; with God. The unrecouciled in a
of office corrupt judges, corrupt common country.
sherriffs, unfaithful or incompetent fort of a scheming politician, but d\iug hour call for the priest—a;
prosecutors, and if we are not pat unconsciously rising us pure water minister to help. William McKinley j
riotic nud vigilant to do this we are rises and the sedimeut finds the asked for his wife and she a Chiist-
unworthy and incompetent for a bottom. Ho grew with our growth. lau wife, asked “ when can I see the |
free government of law and order He rose with our natioual rising, Major” aud when the loving parting J [■_
and ought to consent to be ruled by until he became the honored presi words were said she retired. Then | M.)
an intelligent despot before we con dent of the best country on earth.
sent to weakly slip back into bar He, like nearly nil oi oui great men,
cauic from the common walks of hvinu “Nearer my God to Thee.
barism by resorting to lynch law.
United States Senator Platt and life. He was the product of honest Thus as he neared the everlasting
Governor Odell, of New York State, parentage—the greatest inheritance shore be asked forgiveness for all
With this mistakes and for a home in heuveu.
a:e deficient in respect for their posi given by man to man.
tion when they talk about “lynch houest blood coursing through his My prayer now is that we may weep
law.” Tbe courts of New York are veins, lus progress and influence with poor Mrs. McKiuley in this her
certain to convict and execute tbe were on the ascendency to his dy hour of deepest sorrow und lone
He no doubt made mis liness. May we all bow our heads
murderer of the president.
Will ing hour.
not that death, inflicted with all the takes. Who does not? We are all iu sorrow aud sympathy with the
If Mr. McKin family of our nation’s dead chieftian
solemn forms and deliberation of human, uot divine.
legal justice, be a far more impres ley bad never erred he would have and the nation’s loss, in his death.
Given away with our cash snips, piece by pises, and continued nnt.il you get, a complete set. Bet rorr-ists of Cups ni'cl Saucers, Pie Plates,
sive treatment of an nnarchist than been more than man, but like our Stuudiug for one minute in silent
Breakfast Plates, Diuntr Plates, Sauce Dishes, Platters, Vegetable Dishes, Sugar Bowls, etc. Anything which goes to make up a
throwing him into the street to be selves be was only human, not an prayer we will be dismissed with
fine set.
worried to death by the howling angel—God remembers that we are tbe benediction. Amen.
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only
dust.
pack of a mob maddened to the
William McKinley was a kind- C. A. R. and W. R. U Reunion at Bandon-
level of wild beasts? Some minis
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Trade with us nnd get your
ters of the gospel have indulged in hearted, brave boy, comiug into
m
On Saturday, according to pre-
friends to trade with ns, and we will do the rest, by supply iug you and them with these dishes FREE OF CHARGE.
excessively hysterical utterances. netiee in the trying days of our
viour
announcements,
a
goodly
civil
war.
Then
as
a
beardless
boy,
The Rev. J. Bunvau Lennon, pastor
of the First Baptist church of Man springing into manhood, on tbe representation from all three other
chester, N. H., in his sermon Sept. battlefield of Autietam, amid great posts iu tlie county met with Bau-
8 took the ground that in the at danger on the firiug line he carried dou post aud W. K. C. for a social
tempted assassinatiou of President. refreshments to our almost-famish evening. While this meeting had
And been arranged for seveial weeks, it
McKiuley he saw the hand of God ing defenders of tbe union.
because the president had an op when the rage of battle was past could not have happened at a more
portunity to suppress the liquor and calm rested down on the con fitting tune. All bad bad plenty
of time to learn the full details of
traffic in the Philippines, but failed tending armies, the commanding
to do bis duty. This was n very officer inquired “ who was that young tbe assassination of President Mc
stupid utterance, but it does not man giving coffee to our troops?” Kinley ss well ns to reflect upon
seem to us any more unworly of a The answer came, “ William McKiu the circumstances, which furnished
The
From that day he tbe theme for all speaches.
sane pulpit thau the languge of tbe ley, of Ohio.”
meeting
was
held
iu
Swift’s
hall
was
one
of
the
leading
sons
of
Ohio,
Rev. R. H. Naylor, who, in his ser
mon at Washington, said: “ I would and a national character, receiving which wi s well filled with members
have blown the scoundrel to atoms,” promotion for this brave act, show of these organizations and visiting
friends. Co!. R. H. Rose delivered
or the language of the Rev. T. De ing kindnesf of heart.
Of his public career as a states tbe address of welcome which,
Witt Tahnage, who said: “The po-
liecemen who arrested the assassin man, all are familiar, and at last, ns with itis well-timpd remarks upon
ought to have dashed his brains out our President, like Lincoln und the gloom so receutly cast upon our
with the butt of his pistol.” The Garfield he dies, a martyr in conse grand county, was well received by
Rev. John Lloyd Lee, of New York quence of the assassin’s bullet. all.
Miss Birdie Felter presided nt
City, would "lynch him on the spot.” Who is responsible? Iauswcr. First,
In contrast with these hysterical our national weakness of an open the organ while patriotic songs
utterances is that of the wounded door to other nations who skim the were snug by those who wished to
president, whose words were: “ Lot poison from their national cesspools take part in this part of the exer
no one hurt him.”
President Mc of human corruption and ship to us. cises, aud speeches aud reminis
ijs
Kinley ill this extreme moment This is our great sin as a nation. cences were heard from the follow,
spoke up for reverence for law and The good and the time will always iug named: R. W. Lundy, Dr. S.
the forms of legal justice. He knew find a welcome and protection uu- L. Eoberds, L. H. Palmer, Wm.
how much it cost the world to es der the stars and stripes, our nation Kennedy, Col. Blumenrotber, .Jon
athan Quick, A. 11. Snyder and Mr.
tablish the doctrine that every man al glory.
Second, our unrighteous criti Harris. Al'hougli these speeches
should have a fair trial for his life,
and should suffer no cruel or un cism of our public men—too often were uot nt length, and had not the
usual punishment, and, knowing this malicious criticism—by which we eloquence of great orators, efforts,
liis words were for legal justice as feed and foster and harbor these yet they were eloquent with pure
patriotism which came from tbe
reptiles in human form.
against mob violence.
If we admit the rattlesnake of depths o f souls o f tbe speakers.
Father Ducey, of St. Leo's Cath
An extemporary program main
olic church, of New York City, other nations into our urtionnl bo
showed himself a brave priest and a som, they will surely strike their tained till a late hour, when it was
good citizen when he said in his ser deadly fangs into our national life. announced that the foragers had
Oh! that we might be wise before not ueglected their duties, Hnd all
mon:
P R U S S IA N
It is n great calamity indeed to it is too Into, having our eyes open, were invited to participate id the
disposition
of
a
supper
we
dare
uot
Table
Lamps.
our
vision
clear
aud
our
danger
un
have the life of the nation aimed at
undertake to describe. It seemed
through the life of its ruler, but it derstood.
FOOD
In Proverbs we read at the 18th to ns that tbe W. It. C., of Bandon,
is also calamitous to read the ex
pression of opinions attributed to verse of the 29th chapter, “ Where have tbe linppy faculty o f getting
An effective but harmless remedy
many men of exalted position and there is no vision the people perish.” up tbe finest suppers it bns been
for poultry. It makes tbe bens Iny. A
great possessions, who havo talked God grant that we may by a inigty our fortune to indulge in recently
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In
our
weakness,
we
tried
iu
this
about lynchiug and the extermina luwftil effort expel the poison from
tion of a certain unfortunate and our land, the laud of tbe free to particular, to personify one of IK
D I S I 'R i B L I T E R S
Strainers
misguided class to the nation and do right. At tbe llith verse we read those reverend gentlemen so noto- I Kj
riously
fond
of
the
yellow-legged
1
t‘
these
words:
“
When
the
wicked
the community.
Judge Shaw, of the Durham (N. are multiplied transgression increaa- fowl, and, reallv, our efforts were
C.jsuperior court, recently said, in eth, but the righteous shall see their quite satisfactory— to ourself at
least.
his charge to the jury:
“ If good fall."
After the repast wrb over, not
Thank God for this declaration
men' can lynch a bad man, why may
If we are true to our wishing to retire at once, all re
Ladies fine Yici, vest
Syrup Pitchers,
not bad men lynch a good man? of promise.
paired to tbe ball again where so
ing top shoes, scroll
Where is the limit?” Sure enough, country, our rulers and our God.
cial
intercourse
was
indulged
in
work ornament.
?2.50
where is the limit to popular pas We shall see the fall of these wick
until the “ we etna” hours of tbe
sion or caprice? An able southern ed reptiles. These ungodly oppos-
This monmg, when all repaired to their
newspaper, the Nashville Banner, ers of our couutrie's good.
says that the reckless habit of fre-' Abased foreign element that was respective places o f rest for tbe
quent negro burnings at the south i not *ubiect to law
‘ heir native oight.
This was a meeting long to be
laud
have
sought
Ihe
protection
of
is cultivating the anarchist's indiffer
remembered
by those in attendance.
our
flag,
the
glorious
Stars
and
ence to death among criminal uog-
Men’s Durham Calf Lace
roes. Of tbe stoical behavior of a Stripes, and now in their nnworthi-
Sid Dnrling, 102 1082 Howard St.
shoes, unexcelled in
negro recently horned, the Bauner ness, and the wickedness of their Port Huron, Mich, writes: “ I have
Gents’ Chocolate Vici Kid,
fit and d u r r b ilit y ^ g
hearts they would destroy the best
says:
Vesting T op, London Tip,
tried many pille and laxatives but
government
on
earth.
In
Peun-
He exhibited the spirit of the
DeWitt’s Litle Early Risers are far
anarchist, who gloats over the ruin
♦he beat pills I have ever used.”
he has wrought, amt finds a horrible
They never gripe. R. S Knowlton.
sort of satisfaction in the furor and
N O T IC K O F A D M IN IS T R A T O R 'S SALE .
madness which he caused, nt the
N otice is hereby given that R. D. S an ford ,
cost of his life, and in the fact that
Little Ladies’ Red and {
the executor o f the estate o f John Devinish,
his death under such circumstances
black strap sandals.
deceased, b v virtne o f an ord er o f the
did not in any possible sense nfford
C ounty Court o f O o o j county. Oregon, duly
made
and
entered
o
f
record
in
the
Probate
n reparation of wrong or even a
Journal o f aaid cou rt and countv on the 9th
vindication of the broken law.
day o f July, 1901. will on rhureday the 17th
dav o f O ctober, 1901. at the hour o f eleven
Buell insolence and definnee as that
o 'c lo ck in the forenoon o f said day at the
shown by the negro murderer, as in
Court house d oor in the town o f C oqnille
Boys Vici Kid Lace
C ity . C oos cou nty. Oregon, sell at public
the case of the anarchist, will be
auction nil the right, litle and interest o f
shoes.
hailed ns heroism bv a class of ab
said deceased in anti to th* follow in g d es
normal criminals, and will be an in
cribed prem ises to wit: The NW
the ;
HE V the 9 S o f the SW 4 o f 8 . 16 and *
spiration of evil, an incentive to
tbe K K o f th e HE ^ o f S. 8 . all in T p . *J9.
crime.
Ladies' strictly up-to-dat
8 . o f R . l;l W. o f the Willamette M eridian
in
C oos cou n ty. O regon and con ta in in g 860
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Gents' Vici Dancing Pumps
acres: also Lot’ No. d, in Block N o 8 . in
will, but when these laws are made
ut {2.
North A ddition to the Town o f Coqnille
let un never forget that our Con
C itv. Coos cou nty. O regon.
Term s o f sale
cash. Sale anhject to the confirm ation o f
stitution »ays: “ No person shall lie
the Conn* v C oart.
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deprived of life, liberty or propertv
Dated this 16th day o f September, 1901,
4.V
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R D. S axpobd .
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m
E xecutor o f the Estate o f
Oregonian.
John D eyinish, deceased.
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