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(Coquille
VOL
21.
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1904.
Professional Cards.
THE NATION’S GKEAT CAPITOL IS work. Only 52 members out of and powdered. Hats were worn on
TO BE ENLARGED.
the 386 are chairmen and these the floor of the House even until
Note and Comment
NO. 47,
Two Large Mills Combine Interests.
must share the rooms with col
leagues.
Senators have provided better
for their comfort. Some years ago
their body leased a hotel building
north of Capitol Park, and there
furnished a sanctum for each of its
members.
Shortly before Con
gress adjourned a Senator oom-
plained on (lie floor of his chamber
that the elevator of this temporary
annex ceased running after each
afternoon’s adjournment, necessitat
ing that he and his colleagues climb
to their rooms, often five or six
stories up.
A large power plant, which will
supply the Capitol, the two new an
nexes and the Library1 of Congress
with heat and electricity, is to be
erected south of Capitol Park and
behind the House annex.
This
will cost $750,000 and will bo one
of the most complete plants of its
kind in the country.
Siiicil by Ills nuelor.
,;A doctor here has sued me for $12.
50, which I claimed was excessive
for a case of cholera morbus,” says
R. White, of coachella Cal. “ At
the trial he praised bin medical skill
and medicine. I asked him if it
was not Chamberlain’s Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy he used
as had good reason to believe it was,
and he would uot say under oath
that it was not.” No doctor could
use a better remedy than this in a
ease of cholera morbus, it never
fails. Sold by R. S. Kuowlton.
1828, and women were excluded
The Japanese has a comprehen
Tacoma, Wash.* June 1—The
from its galle/ies for some years. sive balloon outfit and are prepar Sperry Flour company of San Fran
A t t o k k i t at -L* w ,
Urns filled with Scotch Bnuff were ing to drop explosives into Pert cisco, the largest flour concern on
placed in each bouse, and there Arthur. News of the first battle in the Pncifie coast and the Tocorna
N olauy P u b l ic ,
Washington, D. C. May 24.— Un
wore employes charged with the the air is eagerly awaited.
Warehouse & Elevator company,
Coquille,
:
:
Oregon
cle Bam has outgrown his Capitol
task of keeping them filled. “ Pen-
the largest wheat exposting firm
An ambitious lady of Connecti
for the second time, and within the
makerH” were employed in both
¡ d the northwest, have effected a
next four years more than $8,250,-
chambers to mend and sharpen the cut has applied for admission to the merger of interests.
Daughters
of
the
Revolution
on
the
000
will
be
expended
upon
exten
Walter Sinclair,
goose quills then in vogue for writ
The first resalt of this combina
sions and annexes essential to the
ing—and which, by the way, are ground that her great-grand-flitlier tion will be the establishment of
A t io k n k y ìt - L aw ,
comfort and convenience of our
still used in the Supreme Court murdered the King’s English.
a flour mill in Tocorna with a daily
N o t a by P u b l ic ,
lawmakers and their vast corps of
chamber. There were also official
E. B. Aldrich of Providence, R. I. capacity of 1,000 barrels.
assistants.
Coquille,
Oregon.
“ sealers,” who adorned all docu has been sued for divorce on the
ments with red wax. On their sta ground of extreme cruelty. He is a
The colossal structure has cost
tionery accounts these early mem son of Senator Aldrich and a brotli- Cripple Creek to be Greatly Outdone
$15,500,000 to date, and this figure
bers drew razors, gloves, perfumery, er-in-Inw of John D. Uockfeller.
will have very nearly reached the
Hall & Hall,
Dears’ grease, and “ an innocent
$24,000,000 mark by the time two
Cripple Creeh, Cole., 2.—-A gold
TO BE GIVEN AWAY
A tt o b b e ia - at .L aw ,
The Postmaster General has issuod strike of great magnitude has been
beverage culled swichell,” supposed
more Congresses have adjourned.
ThtoHwndiorae Embroidery Omttt, -tan,; e. :l
4 . ,
tcrliU, will 1*- m ailedatw Xffe’ • free 4 ,-h,r
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to
be
a
temperance
ouucoction,
but
a
fraud
order
excluding
the
Majes
D esleí in K ba i E s t a is o f all kin d s.
made
at
Glenbrook,
10«
m
'.—
south
of
1 Cry»*..tl.nn.an Car*,-
*» V ’ Mu
' L , '**
OCTOHOWN BEFpBE. UCILT.
<«K n 6x6 in i , ,2 dainty Collars, i Auchor.Vor saUoTsuil 1
among whose ingredients were good tic Lace Company of New York of here, and hundreds of federation
H-.ktnwk, 7 Pi.ttrrrU« ( fur cnHarv; I AutUmn I-«a v «^ A d
Marshfieiu, Oregon.
8 Conventional Designs for shirt waist oruamentatiJa. *
Although the Capitol is the most
French brandy and Jamaica rum. from the mnils. It was a get-rich- miners are rushing there on special
B E A D QFFEB BELOW
classic and most pretentious struc
This was always charged in the quick concern founded on fraud.
I
trains.
ture adorning the western continent,
“ stationery” account as “ strup.
Ore of a pbenoininal grade has
The Chinese of Chicago are be
it is a vast piece of patchwork, rep
J. Curtis Snook, D. D. S.
In each committee-room there was
beeu found i:i tho most immense
ing
corralled
into
Sunday
schools.
resenting a newer marble building
a buffet where alcoholic refresh
quantities and is outside of Cri| pie
D h n it s t .
inclosing on three sides an older
incuts were served to political call It is decided that tho vellow people Creek minerel zone.
are good enough for Heaven but not
U K O A N W I T H A Q D A B R K I.
one of freestone. The latter, known
Office two doors south Odd Fellow's Hall
ers.
good enough for the United States.
in history ns the “ old Capitol,” did
Of course, the early fathers of the
The House moved into its first
Will make llandon a professional visit
got reach completion until 87 years Republic did not forsoe the vast ox- permanent quarters in 1807, but
The Pope and Victor Emanuel
i i i i i i I m ' rialii's Nlomneli a n i l l . l v c r
the first Monday in eaoh quarter.
after its cornerstone had been laid pansion of our country.
That a not until 23 years more had passed are conducting an animated conver C I Tablets
I «-tier Hum » O oelor’ a
by
Washington.
Men
born
in
the
vision
of
its
rapid
ascendency
as
a
I'r seri|»llou.
Coquille, Oregon.
was the original Capitol fiuisliod. sation over questions of precedence
year when these finishing touches world power would have stunned The foundations of the rotunda were The French ambassador has been
Mrs. J. IV. Turner, of Truhart, j
were finally put on the first struc them is borne out by their meager still spanned by a covered wav when recalled to Paris, and nobody knows
Va., says that Chamberlain’s Stom
ture had barely reached their ma provision for a Capitol. In March, the British burned the building in what will happen next.
ach nnd Liver Tablets have done
jority when a “ greater Capitol’’ was 1792, there appeared in the public 1814. After that act of vandalism
E . D . Sperry.
W . C . Chase.
commenced. Since the second cor press an advertisement stating that Congress removed to Blodgett’s
If the Republicans of Illinois, him more good than anything he
nerstone was laid, in 1851, the great ‘A premium of a lot in this city to Hotel, nt Seventh and E streets, and Wisconsin, and Ohio fight the Dem could get from the doctor. If any
555a N E W
I D E A
SPERRY & CHASE,
W o m a n ’ s M a g a z in e
edifice has never been finished. To be designated by impartial judges, Inter to a house at Maryland aven ocrats during the campaign as vig physician in this county was able to
day it presents the spectacle of a and $500; or a medal of tliat value, ue and Fret street, Northeast, on orously as they are fighting each compound a medicine that would
Attorne s-al-Law.
lt
authority on all matters pertaining t.. dress and
produce such gratifying results in, a S v Ä r te.btest.andi
m,>st
[r:lc* I lai1
tu I« found
structure outgrown before it was at the option of the party, will be Capitol Hill.
In the magazine
world.
f you «yp»
w lsh todre^
veil
Meanwhile the re other now, they will certainly per cases of stomach troubles, bilious anywhere
i« L e,Sxpensc’ ,he N* w ,UHA " .»MAN’S M a u a -
Office in Robinaon Building,
built.
H nnf in P0*10' « neies*itv. Eath Issue contains »lustra
given by the commissioners of pub building of the Capitol was in pro petuate Republican tule.
tlons In colors. It treats also o f all subjects I merest in ■ t
ness or constipation, his whole time
emits*» n ? , lr n0rnc ,iie’ Scml
name tu-dav wH? lo
Coquille,
-
-
-
Oregon.
Although inspiring to the un lic buildings to the person who be gress. It was not completed until
m
M r 7-1 1C,1te7 your «'''■’ »iprion for one year, and
Every friend of Great Britain will would be used in preparing this
mall also the Embroidery Outfit shon n al*ove.
*
trained eye, the front of the great fore the the 15th day of July, 1792, 1830, although Congress returned be sorry to see the Tribetans so ob one medicine. For sale by R. S.
Be sure to mention this paper when von w rite.
shall
produce
to
them
the
most
ap
WEW
IDEA
PUBLISHINO
CO,
638
Broadway.
New
Tot:
to
its
chambers
at
a
much
earlier
pile stands as a flagrant violation of
stinate. When the invading col Knowlton.
one of the fundamental rules of proved plan, if adopted by them, for date. When finally completed the umn of British diplomacy heaves in
E. G. D. Holden,
architectural symmetry. According a Capitol to be erected in this city,” ol<l Capitol comprised the present sight they ought to lie down and
I j AWYKB,
to the “ greater Capitol” scheme etc. Fourteen designs, mostly by main entrance on the east and pres consider it an honor to be walked
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commenced in 1851, the present artisans and many of them ridicu ent freestone front between the river.
Jastioe of the Peace, City Recorder, U.S-
lous monstrosities, were submitted. marble wings. It was capped by a
building
was
to
cover
the
four
sides
Commissioner, General Insnranco
Since Bishop Satterloe’s comment
of the old one. The ohTfreestone Jefferson, then Secretary of State, low dome, rising to 145 feet, con
Agent and Notary Public.
wallf have been covered by marble rejected all but two, offered by Dr. structed of brick, stoue and wood on the immorality of Washington
Offloe ill Robinson Building.
extensions on the north, south and William Thornton, an English ama shenthod with copper. The build society the Mormons have been
west. But the eastern facade of the teur draughtsman, and Stephen ing hnd cost $2,4333,814 when com talking about appointing a commit
Coquille, Oregon.
tee of investigation to see whether
original Capitol remains bnre to Iiallette, a French architect. Hal- pleted.
tho people at the capital aro fit to
this day. The porticos of the new lette’s design was about to be ac
Thus
did
our
early
legislators
eu-
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marble wings jut out far beyond it cepted when a decision was sud dure all sorts of discomforts for associate with Reed Smoot.
at the sides. The central portico, denly rendered in favor of Thorn nearly a third of a century. Their
Geo. Russell, M. D.,
COUNTER
Captain Mahan thrills the waiting
which should b e’ the superior one ton. As a balm to Hallette’s hurt discontent’ reached its crisis in 1808,
world with a device to prevent tho
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u b o b o n .
feelings,
he
was
given
the
position
of the three, is the most insignifi
when a resolution for the return of
Offioe npstairti ip M AKTIN BUILDING
Fresh Nuts,
Finest Luuch G ood j j
cant. The lower rim of the great of architect of the Capitol, with the seat of government to Philadel wrecking of vessels which strike }|| ce Cream,
. ' i
Choice Confectionery, Fig Wafers,
iron dome, designed to rest well $2000 a year, and with instructions phia came within a very few votes submarine mines. The prevention yj Ice-Cron m Soda
Calls promptly answered day or night.
is very simple and seems practi ; ) Ice-Cold Soda,
Oregon Fruits,
Sweet Crackers,
back on the finished building, still to carry out Thornton’s designs. of passing. It would have safely
Night call will be answered from Mr».
cable.
He
says
tha*
all
vessles
[ T r o p ic a l Fruits.
Cigars an.l Tabaec j ,j
(¡M ilk Shako.
overhnngR the old front v.all by Thornton and Hallette could not carried had not Southern members
Wickham’ s Boarding House.
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nine or ten feet. The great white bury the hatchet, however, and the been fearful of the annoyance of1 should be made unsinkable.
Phone, main 136.
thimble, with its weight of 3576 latter had to be dismissed. He was auti-slavery agitators, p o rife in the
Ohio has followed New Yerk in
W . T . B U R T O N , P rop,
tons, has thus beeo left with an succeeded by George Hadfield, an Quakei City even in those early an imposing a tax of two per cent on
Coquille,
:
:
:
Oregon.
Front Street, Coquille.
‘
Phone
109.
appearance of insecurity since its Englishman, who, in his turn had te-bellum days.
all inheritances above $3,00U. New
Ai
myriad parts were bolted together a row with the, commissioners.
York raises $5,000,000 annually in
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The
old
capitol
was
outgrown
in the middle of the last century. James Hoban, architect of the within 50 years nfter the removal of this way. What's the matter with
Until the session just adjourned, White House, proceeded to make the seat of government to Washing an income tax like that which last
D E N T IS T -
Congress has been satisfied with the first Capitol ready for Congress ton, and history has repeated itself year netted England $7,000,000?
A. F. Kirshman,
this condition of its historic shelter. whose members were booked to ar within the last half century.
T h e la t e s t in
It
And even now the great building is rive in 1800.
Miss Susan B. Anthony with her
would appear that a capitol building
Office at Besidenco, one block east of
to be completed for reasons of com
But when the Capital was re will bold our big legislative mill sister Mary has sailed for Europe
Tuttle' Hotel.
fort rather than of aesthetic taste. moved from Philadelphia, the 32 but 50 years, in spite of provisions on the Frederick dor Grosse.
She
Coquille
.
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•
Oregon.
A marble vestibule is to cover Senators and 106 Representatives for future contingencies. Thomas will attend a woman’s suffrage con
the old freestone front, and this constituting the Congress found on U. Walter was selected to extend vention in Berlin, June 6. Nobody
a t IV Irs. G . la . M o o n 's
will be approached by a portico on ly the Senate wing of the much- the original building because of his knows how young she is, but she
a line with those of the wings oc heralded Capitol. The central por success with the Girard College ed- kept school in New York State in
F o r S a le .
Walter de 1835.
cupied by the two houses of Con tion of the original building and (ico in Philadelphia.
You w ill fin d the latest in spring and summer Millinery
the House wing had not risen above signed the two wiugs, as well as the
gress.
In
this
addition
there
will
A good home id this city, on
Tho Massachusetts State Legis at my stor
their
foundations.
The
first
Sen
present dome, commenced in 1856
bo space for 36 big committee
»asy terms:
lature has passed a bill to punish
rooms. The entire extension will ate session called together in the and which cost one and a quarter
Dress Trimming and Fancy Goods in General. Stamp
Enquire at this office.
the payment or receipt of commis
cost $2,000,000 and will be carried old Capitol met in the chamber de millions.
sion on purchases of supplios and ing done to order.
signed
for
it,
and
which
occupied
out on the general lines of plans
Mr. Woods’ task of keeping the the sale of influence to procure con
left by Thomas U Walter, the arch about, the same space as that now Capitol in repair is a tremendous
tracts with an employer. A year in
itect of the “greater Capitol.” In alloted to the the Supreme Court one Under its groat dome daily
state prison is the penalty for tak
of
the
United
States,
save
that
the
FRONT STREET, COQUILLE, OR.
other words, the Capitol is to be
work a little city of people. It con ing the rake-off.
finished, exteriorly. Its general ap floor was one story lower, or on the tains 430 rooms, exclusive of its
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pearance will remain as it is. The present basement level. The Rep vast chambers and corridors; 679
Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, New
O oq-uille Oregon.
central portico will simply appear resentatives crowded themselves in windows, 550 doorways, 140 fire York nnd New Jersey will have a
to
the
old
Senate
wing,
and
wero
more prominent and broader.
It
places, 14,518 square feet of sky long and early campaign, and stump
BOAUD OF DIRECTORS
will be of white marble, like that given a long room in the west side light, 18 motors, 15 ventilating
1. C. D em ent
A. J. S herwood of the wings. Its wider tympanum on the main floor, which space is fans, 8 elevators and 8 steam pumps. oratory will reverberate through
those states many weeks before
COM PANY,
will be supported by ten columns now subdivided into office rooms Its boilers generate the power of voters begin to wake up elsewhere.
j . H arlocker
1 j . H . H azard
fo r the Supremo Court. That trib
rather than eight.
Branch Office, Pharmacy Building, Coquille City, Oregon.
unal held its first sessions in one of 2048 horses, and its electric lights Massachusetts will not do anything
sa ia h H acker
ft. E. S h in b
Even with this extension, »he the old Senate committee-rooms. radiate the brilliancy 2,650,000 before the middle of September.
Capitol will not afford loom enough Thus were three bodies all crowded candles.— John Elfreth Watkins in
The Daughters of the American
C O R R E SP O N D E N T S.
to suit our legislators. Two classic into the little. Senate wing in the Oregonian.
Revolution recently in session in
annexes are to face the park east of year 1800.
National Bank of Commerce,
Terrific
Power
ot
Japan’s
new
Shi- Boston sniffed a little about the al Art purely co-operative in every respect and the Company will spare
the Capitol, and to further contrib
N Y. City
neither timo nor money .n teaching tho people at large tho
mose Powder.
House members commenced to
leged morals of Paul Revere. Shede
ute to the “ court of honor” effect
great and inestimable benefits which come to each and every
of Bunker Hill! Is there no such
That de grumble frem the very start, and
Crocker-Woolworth National Bank. desired in this quarter.
Washington. May 28,— Reports thing as a statute of limitation in
so loud were their complaints that
signed
for
the
House
of
Represen
member of its system.
San Francisco.
received here from the Far East matters of the loftiest patriotism?
tatives will be convenient to it upon it was decided to build on the site
dwell at length upon the terrific Is no Revolutionary ancestor safe
1st National Bank of Portland,
the block facing the park and bor of the first House wing a temporary
brick structure in the shape of an power of the Japanese Shimose
Portland, Ore. dering it on the south, The senate elipticle bandbox, and to let the powder, the nature of which is an from the busy bodies?
annex will occupy the correspond
The obsequies of the late Senator
Transacts a General Banking bus- ing block north of the park. These walls of the permanent wing rise absolute secret. It is not used to
This brick makeshift propel the shot, but for bursting Quay, of Pennsylvania, will, in ac.
buildings will be of white marble, around it.
was made ready for the session of charges of the army and navy ex cordinee with his desire, bo very
and their entrances will carry out
1801-02. When members arrived plosive shell. The result of the ex simple and as nearly private as it
the style of those of the Capitol, on
plosion has astounded the United is possible for them to be. The life
a reduced scale. That for the Sen and examined it their displeasure
T o tire T J uxortvLiiate ators will cost $2,250,000 and will reached the boiling point. Because States Army observers. The heavi of the man stands for what he was.
est armor-pierciDg shell, with its His death was merely the incident
be finished in three years.
That of the lack of ventilation in this
makeshift they termed it the “ oven,” small cavity, is rent into countless that closed tho record, without ad
Gibbon for the Representatives will cost and as such it will ever remain in thousands of sharp fragments, which ding to or taking anything from it.
T his old reliable snu $3,100,000, and will be ready for
IvCarslrfield., Ore.
are hurled through the air with This was Senator Quay’s view of the
most successful spec- occupancy in two and a half years. history.
such force that they tear through matter, and his funeral will be con
l inlist in San Fratcis-
The
“
oven”
was
connected
with
' co, still oontinnes to
Tunnels will connect these an
the sides of an iron ship as would a ducted in accordance therewith.—
Agents for leading makes of
[ cure all Sexue! and
nexes with the basement of the the Senate wing by a covered way projectile from a machine gun. Ex.
Heminal Diseases.
spanning
the
foundations
of
the
fu
Isuch ns Gonorrhes- Capitol building.
Through these
The Russian warships Varing and
l G l e e t . K t r . o t n re. subways members will walk to and ture rotunda and central structure.
A farmer in Wilson, N. C. bought
Korietz were found to be riddled,
■ S y p h ilis, in all it
The
house
returned
to
its
first
tem-
leek and sides, by fragments of a eouplo of carloads of guano and
gformn.Skin Disenses. from their deliberative chambers.
» N e r v o u s Debility. The annexes will con fair, offices for pornry quarters m the Senate wing
se shells. It is not known that asbes where two raihoad trains
Impotenoy, Seminal Weakness and Loan of
folding rooms and 1 in 1805, and remained crowded ■ f any other nation possesses such a } smashed up, and distributed it up-
Manhood, the consequence of aelf-nbuse ail members,
there
for
two
years
before
its
own
And exoeases producing the following syrapa many of the offices now crowded in
Wo buy f ir Casli from Manufactures and therefore can
j on his farm. While unloading the
tcrrfic explosive.
loins: Sallow countenance , dark spots un
wing was completed. Its firsts per
| stuff, a negro found a fine cut dia-
sell you at bottom prices. Wo also carry a full line of
der the eyes, pain in the hear., rinp ng in to the dark basement, sub-base manent chamber was on the site of
the ears, loss o f confidence, diffidence in ment and terrace of the Capitol.
Sultan Planning to Kill All Armenian*. ) mond worth $600. He and his
approaching strangers, pa I natation of tha Every available room in the House the present, "statuary hall,” where
I trieds naturally looked round the
heart, weakness o f the limbs and bsck. loss
tourists marvel nt the phenomena
of memory, pim ples on the face, conghs- i portion of the big building is now. j
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Berlin, June 1.—Ali Nonri Pas I fields for more, and up to date
of
the
“
whispering
gallery.”
eansumotion e tc .
utilized by a committee.
Commit- ’
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(S tS
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|ia (|1H Turkish reformer, contrib- i twenty-eight diamonds have been
D R . G IB B O N has prac4iaed in Ssn Fran
tee chairmen may uso their commit-1 During those early sessions the utes nrticles to Volks Znitung in found, valued ot $7,700. The fields
And everything else in the music line.
oitoo over 41 rearean I thoaetroubled should
not fail to ooii suit him and receive the ben , tee rooms as offices, hut other mem- Senate sat always with closed doors which he slates that the sullan of are covered with negros night nnd
efit of his great s k ill and experience. The bers have the choice of either rent-i aod admitted no spectators to its Turkey is planning a grout and day and the superior court has been
d o cto r curea whan others fail. Try him. , ing offices outside, at their own ex- galleries.
Sessions of the House final massacre of the Armenians j called on to decide on whom the
O t KBS G U A R A N T E E D . Persons cured
I O O F- H A L L -
Continental the result of w hich will be thecom- diamonds belong to. And yet some
at home. Chergea reasonable. Call or ; pense, or if using a little table were, however, open.
space in their committee rooms, dress was in vogue among mem- plete annihilation o f all Armenians people contend that farming is not
writ#.
D R . J . F . G IBBON,
't v ? itreit. Bin Franciaeo
amid the confusion of committee . ' hers, whose wiga were daily curled . in the Ottoman empire
j profitable.
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A. J. Sherwood,
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Eight Million Dollars Will be Expend
ed During the Next Four Years.
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