T he C oquille H erald
VOL. 33, -NO. 8
COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1914.
the poor distributers
CITY DIRECTORY FROM TH t NATIONAL CAPITAL ! in ment New against
York was never withdrawn,
PER YEAR $1.50
figures show that the per centage
of illiteracy in tbe rural districts of
Fraternal and Benevolent Orders
Oregon is three times aa large as
though these jieople would perhaps
Events of Interest Reported have been delighted to have their
that in the citiea and villages of tbe Compiled by State Bureau of
t'. A A. M.—Regular meeting of
Private Letter Gives Interesting Insight into the W a y
. Chadwick Lodge No. 88 A. F. & A.
For The Herald
Industrie* and Statistics
State. Oregon has 10,504 illiter
friends know that they ought not
M.. at Masonic Hall, every Saturday
English People are Living Under W a r Conditions
ates
and
7,133
of
them
live
on
tbe
to
go
to
jail.
night in each month on or before the
Amity is plaoning to build wat-
full tnoou.
1>. D. P isbce , W. M.
(By J. E. Jones)
farmB. There are 5,042 boys and
The meat packers among those
R. H. M art , Secretary.
The
Herald
is
permitted
to
make
erworkf.
retailing
the
pattern
at;
and
so
it
man and 2,091 girls aud women on
“ also accused” of boosting prices at
T H E D I R E C T I O N OK T H E F I N G E R
K. 8.—Kegtiiar meeting of Heulalt
the following extracts from a letter goes on with other goods.
The Portland recall fell flat. The
tbe farms of this State that can nei
Now there either has been price the outbrear of the war, and Wash
. Chapter No. 8, second and fourth
We have some of the wounded ther read nor write.
people voted no.
Friday evenings of each month, in Ma fixing and boosting, or there has ington threatened to send these just received by Wm Candlin from
*
*
----
a relative in England, which gives soldiers in our tewn, and this even
sonic Hall.
Nov. 5, Portland opened the new
not. In any events the ‘ finger of people to jail. The investigation
M ahv A. P ibkce , W. M.
an interesting insight into the way ing when at Guildford a long train Coquille Beats the Record National theatre.
disclosed
conditions
favorable
to
the
A nna L awrence Sec.,
scorn” has been kept pointed in Ibe
packers in this instance, but as the war is privately regarded iu was at the station with a lot of
Hood River is erecting an apple
O. O. F.—Coquille Lodge No. 53,1. O. direction of the beet sugar produc
Any one who is incliued to cry
. O. F., meets every Saturday night ers. It may be all right to invoke these people have been threatened that country. After some purely wounded. Some were taken to the
evaporating plant.
about
business
conditions
in
Co
personal
matters,
tbe
writer
says:
n Oild Fellows Hall.
county
hospital,
others
taken
on
the threat of the law against the with the lookup so often, they
C. H. C leaves , N. G.
Olf. Johnson has opened the Pen
I don’t know whether you can to Richmond. One poor fellow was quille is invited to consider this sig
J. 8. L awrence , Sec.
lawbreakers, but it is equally an doubtless have gotten rather used
dleton
Creamery.
nificant
fact:
Manager
McKenna
of
to the prospect of standing trial for altogether understand bow we feel very badly wounded in the back,
a m i e r e b e k a H l o d g e . No. 20 injustice to brand people as such,
Cargoes
of lumber leave Newport
tbe
Oregon
Rower
Co.,
informs
tbe
here
in
England—
The
war
is
up-
j
It
is
atvful
to
read
of
the
sufferings;
I. O. 0 . F., meets every second and and threaten to jaj[ them when the their liberty.
Pedro.
setting all more or 1 less, but things ytt our ''insignificant little army” Herald that on tbe list of Novem regularly t* for S%n
fourth Wednesday nights in Odd Fellows
Yt
.
v
1 , ,
investigations all disclose that the
W H ERE T H E R A IL R O A D S STAND
Hall.
E mily H ehsey , N. G,
might be worse than they are at has been very plucky aud has done ber they had not one delinquent
Tbe new hotel at Sutherland has
A nnie L awrence , Sec.
The news that criminal indict
charge was unwarranted in the be
present. Business is about normal remarkably well We are to have account on their book here Every been opened to the public.
/ MKJUILLE ENCAMPMENT, No. 25 ginning. In private life such an ments are returned against twenty with most of us— if anything I have some of the Belgian refugees here dollar that had been thus far charg
Lumber industry output at all
V -/1 I. O. O. F „ meets the iirstand third accuser apoligizes; in public affairs officers of the New York, New
done better since if began. One rea tomorrow and Monday— Some la ed up on Ibe books bad been paid, Oregon Seaports Is increasing.
Thursday nights in Odd Fellows Hall.
the people are expected to remem Haven and Hartford Railroad is
.1. 8. B arton , 0 . 1*.
son I think is the reduced train ser- dies have taken a house and fur- excepting one little item of about
Porter Bros, are planning to
J. S.L awrence , Sec.
ber only the sensational threat and looked upon in Washington as sus
vice and some ol the cheap trains nished it, and are going to provide two dollars which proved to have build a saw mill near Gardiner.
As taining the position of the govern
n i g h t s o f p y t h i a s .—Lycurgus forget the fiasco that follows.
Lodge No. 72, meets Tuesday nights though the beet sugar people had ment in its ateempt to regulate the taken off, consequently people have for them. They are building huts been an error and was rebated.
An $18,000 Apartment building
in W. O. W. Hall.
not been going to London so much, for soldiers about five miles from This is a record unequaled by any
not suffered enough, they were ac railroad systems The local court
is going up on the Sandy Road.
R. R. W atson , K R. S.
but shop locally. Yet it is a very : here. There is to be a camp there other town on tbe coast, as tbe man
O. A. M intonye . C. C.
cused of tnflating sugar prices iu and federal officials throughout
A $40,000 bridge is to be built
great worry to carry on business, lor 15,000 or more. Tons of limber ager is informed from the Chicago
YTHIAN SISTERS—Justus Temple August when they had no sugar to the country have falleu into line
we have been so dependant upon etc. pass here day and night. The office of the H. M. Bylleaby Co., across Nehalem river at Wheeler.
No. 35, meets first and Third Mon
speak of ou the market. The Cali behind the policy of the federal
Ashland will spend $20,000 en
day nights in W. O. W. Hall.
the nations now at war, especially men are working night and day. It where tbe showing is considered re
Mss. G eorge D avis , M. E. C. fornia beet crop came into the mar government which is undertaking
larging
her water and light plant.
markable
and
is
given
the
highest
Germany
and
Austria,
for
so
many
is
to
be
ready
in
six
weeks—
three
M bs . F red L i . nkgar , K. of R
ket about September ist and almost to tell holders of railroad property
commendation.
It
speaks
well
not
things
which
the
English
cannot
A
new
bridge across Thorn Hol
weeks
have
gone
by
already.
Now
ED MEN—Coquille Tribe No, 46, 1. immediately the prices of sugar be and finance what they may and
O. R. M., meets every Friday night
produce. Now that so many have the weather has turned wet, we are only for tbe financial conditions low, Umatilla county, is to cost
gan to drop The hour of the re may not do with impunity.
in W. 0 . W. Hall.
gone to the front, and enlisted in expecting to have soldiers billeted here and the business promptness $16,000.
J. 8. B arton , Sachem.
finers monopoly was over, and su
w e ’ r e s o m e p e o p l e
A. P. M illeb , C. of R.
the Territorials, there are not the in our town; all residents are to of our people, but also for the man
Eugene woolen mills have large
gar prices began falling off by the
Last year 68 per cent of the corn people left at home that are able to have some— we may have to pro agement of the power company's contracts tor fabrics for the Europ
W. A. —Regular meetings of Bea- quarter and half cent a pound. But
raised in the world was on United manufacture tbe goods required. It vide for two The pay is 2:6 per office and the general satisfaction ean war.
. ver Camp No. 10.550 in M. W . A.
Hall, Front street, first and third Sat the investigations at Washington States soil, and 20 per cent of the is one thing to give an order, quite day— It does not pay, still we all that tbe service is giving.
The
James Hays, a Eugene hop buy
which emphasized the sugar situa wheat was grown in this country.
urdays in each month.
another to get it executed. Of course have to make sacrifice? now.
The prophecy made by tbe Herald over er will build a fine residence at
C. D. H udson , Consul.
tion
above
all
other
food
products
L l H . I rvine , Clerk.
The United States has 15 pet cent there is a lot of talk about captur men are deserving of all the help a year ago, that tbe people would
Eugene.
disclosed at almost the outset that of the world’s cattle, and we pro
ing the German trade. This may and kindness we are able to give. be pleased with the Oregon Power
N. A.— Regular meeting of Laurel with the European supply shut off
Geo. Melvin Miller of Eugene
duce 61 per cent of the cotton. So be done in some cases but I If any come here we will do our Co. has been amply fulfilled, and it
. Camp No. 2972 at M. W. A . Hall,
begins work on a $15,000 hotel at
Front street, second and fourth Tues Great Britian rushed its orders to it goes all down the line ol products
much doubt whether it will succeed best to make them comfortable and may dow be aaid that the OregoD
day niglits in each month.
Cuba, to New York, and every and the figures tell how well pro
Florence.
M ary K ern , Oracle.
in all; England must wake up if it happy. Some of our relations at Power Co. ia equally pleased with
where that sugar could be found, vided the Uuited States is against
E dna K elley , Rec.
By the last statement, the City
the
people
here.
Under
those
con
is to be done; but the British work Reading had six billitted on . them
W .—Myrtle Camp No. 197, until she had 'bulled the market.” distress from a shortage of food man is 00 fond of pleasure and self- —Tuat's a bit rough. About 500 ditions, it would seem that tbe peo of Portland bad $1,834,780 funds
vA7
V V . °- meets every Wednesday at 7 :30 Naturally there arose a question as
stuffs.
indulgence or he might succeed and or more have enlisted here. Charles ple and the company are getting on baud.
f. m. at W . O. W. Hall.
to the supply for the United States,
Lee Currie, C. C.
A significant fact of the recent
is one of our civic guards to take aloDg very nicely together.
win.
NOT L IK E OLDEN DAYS
J ohn L eneve , Sec.
and under such pressure there was
elections
was the promincuce of
turns
to
guard
some
of
our
water
When
some
ot
my
stock
is
sold
I
The Republican Congressional
VENINGTIDE CIRCLE No. 214, a natural rise in prices. The big
industries.
Rural Telephones
cannot obtain more until the war is works, and he is also a special con
Committee
went
through
its
cam
meets second and fourth Monday seaboard refiners who handle im
The telephone is one ot the most
An excursion celebrated the
ended and trade is in working or stable liable to be called up at any
nights in W. O. W. Hall.
ported sugar and who had large paign and spent about $ 24 ,ooo. It
O ra X . M aury , G . N.
profitable
business agencies that tbe opening of the Willamette Pacific,
lime,
and
he
is
also
a
member
of
der.
The
French
fireproof
china;
snpplies ou band bought at low is the leanest year in the history of
M ary A. P ierce , Clerk.
the Red Cross Society and liable to farm can employ. It affords him November 10.
prices from foreign growers were the party organization. It used to there is a great demand for this
be
called up to help at 24 hours no facilities for keeping in constant
article;
I
was
wanting
some
4
or
5
The state election decided the fate
P ings second and fourth Saturdays in the only ones in a position to make to cost several hundred thousand
tice
to assist to nurse and help the communication with the markets, of several new Courthouses and
weeks
ago
and
could
not
get
it
dollars
to
carry
on
a
Congressional
each month in W. O. W. Hall.
large
profits
out
of
the
situation.
F rank B urkholder , Pres.
provides a sitting room for the com Normal Schools.
The firm in France that supplied it wounded here if necessary,
Prices remained high until the beet election, but this year the Republi
0 . A. M intonye , Sec.
munity where the families can as
I
suppose
you
feel
the
effects
of
employed
2,000
hands;
900
of
these
can organization bad great difficul
Alvadore in one year has built
r a t e r n a l a i d no . 398, meet» the sugar raised iu the United States
semble and discuss the events of
the
war.
A
friend
wrote
me
from
had
gone
to
the
war,
works
closed.
ty
in
securing
a
mere
$25,000,
al
41 houses, a $6,000 school,a Cream
second and fourth Thursdays each brought the marken back to normal.
New Zealand recently; he said it the day without the inconvenience ery and cannery.
month at W. O. W. Hall.
Aud still the Washington govern though eleven persons gave $1000 The English article is heavy and
M rs . C has . E vland , Pres.
had
killed trade there; orders were of travel or loss of time, and in
coarse
compared
with
it,
and
does
M rs . L ora H arrington , Sec. ment overlooked the operations of each.
Under the direction of a govern
beiug
held back. I hope it will soon sickness and emergencies, it renders
not
meet
with
great
demand.
Again
DO Y O U K N O W I T ?
the refiners and intimated that the
ment expert, candy is being made
a
divine
service.
Educational Organisations and Clubs
I have a moulded tumbler, I gener finish and that our own country
domestic producers were to blame.
One of the suffrage speakers who
from apple syrup.
OQUILLE EDUCATIONAL
ally sell about 200 doz during the will not be invaded and treated as
There
is
more
than
a
suspicion
The middleman is nothing more
appears dally on Pennsylvania A ve
Roseburg housed 200 unemployed
LEAGUE—Meets monthly at the
Belgium— Louvain aud other cities.
High School Building during the school among observers here that politics nue in Washington has been mak year; this comes from Belgium or
tbaD a farm baud but ne is able to and the S. P. Co. hauled them
Every precaution is being taken;
year for the purpose oi discussing edu
bad something to do with this ing a regular offer of $1 00 to any Germany. I have been trying Eng
fix his own wages and to collect away on its trains.
cational topics.
lish firms for the pattern, or similar all possible help is being given to
R kna A kderson , Pies.
course of action.
them and to multiply his transac
man iu the audience who could re
G. M. Grimes will erect a busi
— cannot get anything quite like it the suffering ones; there is no pan
E dna M inakd , Sec.
cite the preamble to theconstitution.
tions as he pleases.
T H E T H R E A T OE T H E LAW
ness block at Seaside. E. Kiltea-
— nearest will cost me about the ic— thunks to the excellent way our
t O K EEL KLUB—A business men’ s
Prosecuting attorneys have a bad For weeks no one took away tbe price, or more, than I have been government ha* managed things.
Tbe farmer cao neither help him ther will also erect an apartment.
k social organisation. Hall in l-aird’ s
building, Seaond street.
habit of making announcements dollar, but hnally an American cit
self nor be helped by others until
A. J. S herwood . Pies.
The new concrete apartment
ahead of their investigations, and izen answered the challenge and
he organizes.
F red S lagle , Sec.
Making up Meat Shortage
building to be erected by C. C.
Som e Oregon Statistics
carried away a paper bill.
i OMMERCIAI,
_______ CLUB LALH azard this applies to them all. from the
Hitchcock at Seaside will cost $10,•
U p in the Wild» o f M aine
President; O. A. H o w a r d , Secretary county attorney to the Department L O T S O F M O N E Y F O R E V E R Y B O D Y
Hog cholera alone takes enough
There are 305,164 persons in Or
000.
of Justice of the United States. If
The banks will have $600,000,000 egon that work for a living and 88,- meat from the visible supply to (W ritten for the Correspondence News)
Transportation fa cilities
G. O. Richardson of Adams is
- the At orncy Generals of the past additional money to put into circu
114 of them are employed upon the make up the present deficiency, is Oh, the moving pictures have come to manufacturing 200 dozen brooms
North 'himmi dozen years had all , he people in lation when the new curreucy goes
stay,
farm, according to a report which the surprising conclusion of Dr.
from a crop of five acres of broom
Up in the wilds o f Maine.
i0:40 a. m. and 4:40 p. m.
ja il th ey threatened to put there, into operation on November 16.
has just been issued by tbe United Virgil Knowles, Federal and O A. The young and old, the grave and gay corn.
Up in the wilds of Maine
OATS—Six boats plying on the Oo- then the ja ils w ou ld need to be a Perhaps now tbe newspapet man
States census bureau. Of tbe per C. specialist now working on the Forget
their sorrows and flit away
quille river afford ample accoramo- great deal larger that they are n ow , will be able to get a loan from his
The Stanley-Smith lumber Co.,
hog
cholera
problem
in
Oregon.
By
the
light o f the moon or the light o f
sons engaged in agricultural pur
dation lor carrying freight and passen
has
25 men at work in the new
gers to Bandon and way points. Boats a,'d there w ou ld be a surplus o f of- national bank, since Ibis great re
day.
suits tbe bulk of them are farm op “Indeed it does even more than To see the “ stars” in the “ movies”
leave at 7 :30, 8 :30, 9:20 and 9 :S0 a.
fice rooms in many of our principal serve which has heretofore been !
mill
at Green Poiut, Hood River
erators and farm laborers.
Tbe that,” continued Dr Knowles. “The
play
and at 1:00, 3 :30 anil 4 :45 p. nr..
cities. Every time auy extraordin beld for the protection of the depos-'
county.
Up in the wild« o f Maine.
farmer
biinging
his
drove
of
hogH
farm operators number 38 , 581 , and
ary condition of business affects itors is to be free (or circulation.
farm er hurries up his chores
S parts 5:30 p. m. for Rjseburg via
The Oregon City paper M ill cut
37,292 are men and 1,289 are wom right up to the marketing stage, The Up
in the wilds o f Maine.
Myrtle Point,carrying the United Slates some phase of trade the Washington
putting
his
entire
grain
crop
into
W ife dons her bonnet and locks the their time to five days per week
en.
There
ara
27,136
farm
labor
‘
‘
S
E
T
T
L
E
T
H
A
T
R
O
W
”
mail and paaengers.
headlines startle the country with
doors
but shortened shifts to employ 60
President Wilson has sugested ers in tbe state and 26,269 are them with the expectation that they
Up in the wilds o f Maine.
OSTOFFICE.— A. F. Linegar, post the news that '‘some one is going
will
bring
in
a
badly
needed
money
more hands.
Then
they
harness
up
the
horse
so
slow,
males
and
867
females.
master. The mails close as follows:
the title of a uew song; it is “ Settle
Myrtls Point 8:40 a. m. and 2:35 p. m. to ja il.” After that the investiga
There are 1403 dairy farmers in supply and then seeing them die on And off to the moving pictures go,
As yet a successful t
The first of the two Hill steam
And agree together it is some snow,
Marshfield 10:15 a. in. and 4:15 p. m. tion is started, and in the long run that Row.”
the state and they employ 589 la bis bands, has loBt more than bis
Up in the wilds o f Maine.
Bandon and way points.7 a m. Norway
production under this title has not 1
ers to ply between Astoria and Fris
the
matter
usually
dies
out.
Im
and Aragol2:45 p.m. Eastern mail 4:15
borers and eleven foremen. There hogs— ho has lost confidence in the The merchant hurries home from work
Opportunities
co is to make a trial spin tbe last of
a. m. Eastern mail arrives 10: p. m.
mediately upon the breaking out of been forthcoming.
Up in the wilds o f Maine
•re also 2,244 persons in tbe state swine industry. It lakes more pluck
ln a o
t the
V io
“ "classy”
p la C u u "
1
to
become
famous
as
a
song
writer
dry
goods this month.
And □ so n r does
the European war it was announced
whose principal source of income is and presistancy than the average
clerk
C ity and County Officers
that the United States government are still open to any one who has from stock raising. Tbe number of man possesses to turn around after
The F. E- Wray farm near Silver-
Up in the wilds o f Maine
The humble “ stenog“ and the haughty ton has just completed a Silo 16
Mayor............................... A. T. Morrison
would send a lot of people to jail the ambition to tackle the job.
cowboys
and
sheep
herders
in
this
such an experience and take up tbe
dame
R ecorder..........................J. 8. Lawrence
lor boosting food prices. After this
T A L K IN G CANDID ATES
and unknown in the halls leet in diameter and 34 feet high
Treasurer............................................ R. H. Mast
state is 3,020
task of raising antther drove of Both o known
f fame,
City Attorney..................L. A. Liljeqvist sensation bad been worked to the
and it will hold 140 tons of feed.
Since the election the Republi
hogs. He will probably lack even What do we care? It ia all the same.
Engineer....................... P. M. Hall-Lewis
---- ■ »-»«S» -------------
Up
in
the
wilds
o
f
Maine.
Marshal ................................. A. P. Miller limit to satisfy the public clamor cans have been taking heart and
the capital for producing a new
W h en Lil. Shot a Gull
Buys a Town
Night Marshal................Oscar Wickham against increased prices, investiga are suggesting who should be the
The moving pictures know no caste
herd, and if not he will not be very
Water Superintendent 8. V. Epperson
Up in the wilds o f Maine.
tions
were
undertaken
by
the
De
standard bearer at the head of the
Fire Chiei............................. W. C. Cltase
In the adsence ot any fresh Dews entbugiaslic about doing so
But No good material goes to waste
A. K. Detwieler, a banker of To
Councilmen —B. I). Pierce. C. T. SkeeU parlm enl ot Justice, and aside from national ticket in 1916
Up in the wilds o f Maine.
Among to lay Justice C. L Pennock told most of the losses from hog cholera
C. I. Kime, G. O. Leach, W. H. Ly-
• c t
The millionaire and the man on the ledo, Ohio, has purchased an en
~
a
lew
remote
cases
ot
price-fixings
tbe names are those of Elihu Root. the new spaper man a story about are preventable, and there is no
ona, O. C. Hanford. Regular meetings
town
tire town for $45,000. The town
tirsi and third Mondays each month. in local communities, the most Mr. Justice Hughes.Senator Lodge,
District Attorney Liljeqvist when be more promising wav of making up Side bv side they sit them down.
is Grand D. lies, jnst across the Col
Socially
hobnob, smile and frown
notable being among a few mer Samuel W. McCall, James H. Mann, fitat came from Wisconsin to Coos the meat shortage than by banish
Up in the wilds o f Maine.
Justice of the Peace ...... J. J. Htanley
chants
in
the
Capital
itself,
no
former Vice-President Fairbanks, Bty with grass sticking from every ing the disease from the state and Oh. yea, we know the "Mutual Girl,” umbia river from The Dalles, Or.
Constable........ ................ Ned C. Kelley
It comprises 300 acres, a wster
grou n d has been fou n d u pon which Senator Burton, former Governor
Up in the wilda o f Maine.
seam of his clothing. He came up tbe country. We hope with the aid
plant and a few buildings. Deweil-
smile has set our heads awhirl
Count]! Judge.......................John T. H a ll1 to base prosecu tion s, and th ou gh
Hadley, and Sanator Borah o f{ to the justice shop one morning and of farmera and newspaper men to Her Up
in the wilds o f Maine. *
er says be intends to build up a
Commissioners W. T. Dement, Geo. J. three m on th s have elapsed , n o one
Idaho. There is not one of the j said be wanted to plead guilty to banish it from Oregon and to keep Francis Ford and Lucilc Love.
Armstrong
The Trey o f Hearts, and that treasure manufacturing town with people
......... James Watson has been sued, arrested, or restrain names that have elicited the slight shooting a seagull and asked to be
Clerk
it out.”
trove
.............W . W. Gage ed in any way.
Sheriff ..............
from Ohio and California, who pre
_ .
«■
*
--------
The Million Dollar Mystery we can
est amount of enthusiasm, and fined. He esid he had shot one af
......T. M. Dimmick
Treasurer.........
fer northern climate. Grand Dalles
solve,
.............. T. J. Thrift W H E N T H E C O F F E E T R U S T W A S Washington, which is usually prac ter somebody told him it wss a sea
Assessor .........
Up in the wilds o f Maine.
Illiteracy in Oregon
Raymond E. Baker
School 8upt. ...
was originally laid off for a manu
T
H
R
E
A
T
E
N
E
D
tical about such things, will likely pigeon and said he did not know
We know them all and we love them
......... A. N. Gould
Surveyor
facturing city and large buildings
F. E. Wilson
all.
Coroner
About two years ago coffee prices find the way of suggesting another there was aDy law against it. He
Up in the wilds o f Maine.
Dr. Walter Culin
Health Officer
were put up for shoe factories, tan
Washington,
D.
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need
of
were inflated, and the government gentleman, or several ol them.
The movie actors both great and small
pleaded guilty, however, after an
neries and other industries. Excur
‘ more and better rural schools in
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Up
in
the
wilda
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f
Maine.
threatened to put a lot of New York
interview with a game warden some-
Some make us laugh and some make us sion trains were run from the East
brokers in jail. Investigation dis
The problem of marketing ie tbe b dy had sent around to bother I Oregon is made manifest by condi-
cry
Societies will get the very beet
They
both do ua good, the smile and and many lots sold on tbe highly-
i
tions
revealed
in
a
recent
census
re
closed the lact that a condition en- | biggest business proposition of any him.— The Record.
colored statements of a Baptist min
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port showing the per centage of ¡Il So God sigh,
gineered by the government of age or nation and one that will re
bless them all as I say good-by,
ister and promotor of the early
Up in the wilds o f Maine.
Brazil was to blame for forcing the 1 quire the combined efforts of all
at the office o f Coquille Herald
The problem of marketing con literates among the native white 1
'Seventies.
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X Augusta, Maine.
B.
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price, but the threat of the govern the agencies of civilization to aolve. ditions.
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