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OUR RAILROAD KINGS.
A rn Hi 0 id president nml n Unit
ed fStiitcjt senator wcro talking uliout
iivurniiicnt ownorsliiji of railroads,
) Alnslco'a Magazine.
"I believe," siild tlio senator,
"What It would lo a good idea for
I liifi government to buy mid operate
nil tho railroad In tlio United
Stntci."
h'VcII," replied tlio railroad irc
,fu7nf, millnjj significantly, "if (0
Itovcrumuiit has thu money to pay
Jor i'00,000 mile of railroad, with
' nu aggregate rnpitnllzntlon of nearly
&1,QOOQQU,000 I can point out tlio
hpliwhen' most of tlio goods can
Ifa (toughl,"
"Tlio uliop?" echoed tlio senator
inquiringly.
"That is what it amount to, sen
ator. Thero aro seven or eight men
that control all Ihn railroadi of tlio
United State, and most of them
m ho found in Xew York t;Hy on
iniv hintiue day."
''Who arc thcyr" tlio genator
ni-kcd eagerly.
I'ropoiinilml in Wall street or In
any nMiuhhigo of well informed
men, thin nucstlon will invariably
elieit mention of these, nnmc ; .1.
I'icniont Morgan, K. II. Harriman,
SARAH'S JUSHINQ VOID.
With all Tier triumphg thcro in ono
crmiiplctl rose leaf in lime. Ucrn
hUrdl'H couch. Tlio French govern
ment lin never accorded her tho of
ficial recognition that was bestowed
on tho Into Ilosa Ilonhcur and n few
other famous Frenchwomen ho
has never been given the cross of
Iho Legion of Honor.
A determined effort was mado to
gcouro tho cross for her gomo five
ypnrs ago. A magnificent feto was
organized In her honor, l'crform
nncca of tho third act of "I'hcdro"
and tljo fourth act of "Homo Vnin
nio" wero given at tho Itcnaixxancc.
This was followed by a luncheon1 for
500 actors, litterateurs, artists, poli
ticiansall thoio who go to mako
up "tout Paris," in fad at tho
conclusion of which poems in her
honor wcro road by Francois Cou
pee, Kdmond Holland, Andro Tlicu
rict'and Catullo .Mondes, and tho
feto como to an end with tlio corona
tion of Mine. JScrnhardt as queen of
tho drama.
Tho ministry wcro then besought
to grant tho coveted decoration.
Hut for ouco tho ministry wcro cha
ry of dispensing tho favor. Whether
it was that tlioy thought her un-'
worthy of tho honor or that tho
proper inlluenca had not been
brought to bear, Mino. Ilernhardt'i
namo-lms never como out in tlio
Eagle Bakery..
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Having recently purchased Mr.Ganninf
ttrcstinthl JJakcry, it hits been thorough
ly renovated and rebuilt, and I am prepared
to furnish nWolau fresh Bread.Pie, Cakes,
Kto. Frendellvery toany part of tha city by
lotting orders at the Bakery o;i A stieet.
21tlnkoUfor1.00.
JOSEPH EGLE, Proprietor.
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-Wholesale and Retail Druggist-.
WIMI.KK I IMi;M ASD OKHtl, .HKHCHA.tBINR '
- Mnrshfield and Empire City, Oregon.
prrmptlomu Mklllftiltr Compoaaded nl sill hoar! Agcal fr
WVHa, Jaro Jk. Vo aad (lie loading 1'lro. Life. aa Acci
dent C'omaaalea.
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YOU CAN
Willlum llockefcllcr, Jamw J. Hill, l and .alio i still without tho
William K. Vaudcrbilt, (leorgo J. r K"1 ,0 uUplny tho "splash of red"
(lolild, Jacob II. SchliT and A. J. t,,nt ,ncttn8 ,0 ucl n Franco.
C'uiCMtt.
umiui invsntiona.
Inventors arc coining signally to
the aid of women in tho last few
years in tlio realm of housework.
"Anv number of annnrontlv trininc
.tliinpa ImrA lmtt iirmintit nut . ". n
ili!hten labor, which, thonnli .,. ""'Y lovo1
'Jncjy small, aro ncvcrthclcM most clerks.
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helpful.
Tho dainty hourewifo can uow
irovldo most wonderfully tempting
llihcs for her tablo in the matter
of fancifully cut vegetables and
sfrults. I'ormerly It was a task to
daunt tho most encrgctio to under
Make to serve potatoes or othor veg
etables cut in fancy designs, but
now, by means of a now vcgotabla
ilicer, she can turn out squurcs, dia
'inondi. circles or ovals all perforat
ed In smnll designs at almost a mo
ment's notice. A dish of such po
tatpes would bring appetite to tho
most -dyspeptic. Cucumbers, rad
ishes, beets, bananas and many oth
rr thing that figure on tho menu
ran be thus daintily served, and a
luncheon becomes a much prettier
affair with several of tho dishes in
such pretty form.
Cosmopolitan.
Merrlam's Cltvsr Ruis.
Census Director Mcrriom has re
cently employed tho most successful
rchetno for ascertaining Svlio' aro
really tho good clerks in any branch
loornment service. The
ved upon him of getting
some ot his etmcriluous
I'ho usual war for ascer
taining the ones to be dismissed is
to ask the plain question. Hut Mer
riant did it tho other way. Ho asked
which of tho clerks each division
chief wished to keep. Each chief,
with an cvq singlo to having his
work well done, mado out a straight
lilt. No dronera wcro included in
it. Tho chiefs thought they would
bo allowed to retain theo clerks.
Instead, of that tho director ordered
tho transfer of these good clerks to
divisions in which thcro aro to bo
no dismissals at present. Now tho
chiefs who were caught by tho trick
aro wondering how they aro to fin
ish tho work they havo on hand with
tho inferior clerks that aro left.
Chicogo Chronicle
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-PIONEER MARKET-
E. G. Flanagan, Proprietor.
MMraltrtcIIt Ore;BW
Mutton, Beef, Pork, Canned Goods, Grocories
balt Meats, ito.
VeaaeU aiaid l.eK(laiK Carapa Nnprltrd ss Whorl !Vtlc.
Olndow Pictures.
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gtaalorlat Ropartra.
Once In tho suuato chamber John J.
ItiKalli was directing nomo remarks to
Benator Hoar of Maswchuictta. Tlio
oilier trustor from that state, Mr.
Dawes, having come lu whllo Mr. lit
pnlU was sK.akur. thought tho wortla
wet moant foj-(ils far", and so, Intcr
ruptlnir, ho askttl Incalls If ho was UN
rectlni; tho rouiarks at him. The tall
senator turned slowly around, for Mr.
Dawes sat behind hlro. and then, with
delicious Intonation, but an Instant
wit, he said, "I was directing my re
marks to tho aueeeiior of Charles Sum.
nor amt not to tho successor of Danle)
Webster."
The reparteo has become traditional,
and the' utterance waa at once placed
alongside of flint reply of Cookllng
. to Renator Tburmap which Is also tra
) dltlonal In tho seoafo chamber.
t Conkllng was speaking, and Thur-
' ttlHtl linfl !.! IntaMintlni. IiI.m lin.ut.
. ...m.. ..m, mill IHIVItWIIUUi MIU4, AJWm
fho constantly turns to mo?" when
Mr. ConkllDg, with delicious gravity,
bowing to Thurwap, with whom, ho
waa very friendly, sa,ld; "When I turn,
to tho senator, I turn as the Mumu)
man turns to Mecca: I turn as I would
turn to the common law of Engl4W
the worhra, most copious fount of ju
rlsprudeuce." , ' ,
MWBIWMIaalallaUBMIItllSalallliniM
00 YOU KNOW
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and f
Jrn
THAT we me no lajoriout diemleaU
only ib very bcu of soap and we giunn
tee our wotk. We use perfected modern
mAChlnerr and we IX)NT WK-AR OUT Tllh CLOTHES. Uundnr work can be re-
turnrd Inialiour lir receipt, Ktntember we employ white labor only. Fonow-
Ing are Kwno o( our ajenu: George Lorent, Randon; N, Loreni, Cotjuilk; K, A. Dodje,
Myrtle Point. Ste llanioo, North llend! J. .Morgan. Empire.
COOS BAY STEAM LAUNDRY
AMSTEIN AND
JOHNSON,
namsmiMaaiiaai
Prot)s.
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A Full Load.
Whon you buy coal from mo I see
that you got full weight and full qual
lly.bl know the coal I handlo to be,
tho est.
It jig Pull of Fuel
Quavlitv
the genator alto bis remark at me ad Is sold to give "you plonty or ro
nA Iwin.tnnMv tlirnu it m,V u.1inn b...M A. ..,.. . . r-il I
iuiuiii lur yuur luuuajr. uanvoreu ua
you want ft. Lumber dolivored dlreot
front tho mill. Dry wood dellverod
to any part of thooitvoq short notlcb.
Truck and dray work, hack work and
soowinu and excavating done, Tele-
phone No. ESC... Resldenco.Oor. Third
and A street. Itteai
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