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Back (o Old Missouri
Mr.nnil.Mni. Henry lilttuk ntnrt for
old Missouri on Wednesday. Thoy will
no overland via Coos liny vngonro.ul lo
Oakland, Oregon, wiintu tlioy y, III liu mot
by Torn Main who will o nut via I.0011
J.ako route nnd Join tlio party lliuro
After n rliort llt nl tin; hitter
plncu tliotrfu will Icavu for tho East and
spend noinotliua visltlnxMr. Black's rel
atives In Idaho uftar tlmt thoy will uo to
ltlchiiioml, Mo, where they will vlult
their old Iioiiich,
Tom lilnln linn 0110 ol tliu finest
ranches in I'oon County. Ilo fuels proud
of tho fact tlmt liu landed in Coon Coun
ty 30 years ago with but 111! In IiIh jiock
ot and to-diiy, well ho says liu In cntl.
flcd,L-AcauBu boring out of IhoHtumpHono
of tho Huoot frtrniB on North Coon river.
Ho linn boon turconeful,
Wllmantlce, Conn,, Aug. 'J3 Tliu oec
ond day of tho president's Now Kng
land tour was m ideal day for sunshiuo
and temj.oraturo. A largo crowd was
on hand to cheer tho chief magistrate
as ho reached the Hartford deot. This
morning ho took tho train to this city
Tho president wan taken out for a
drive as eoou 11s ho arrived,
Providonee, It. I., Aug. 1!3 A tro
mondous crowd greutedPrcstdont Rooso
volt when tho train pulled into tho city
Jtut befoto noon today. Tho president
was otcorti'd to tho capital by Governor
Kimball, SonatarHAldrlch and Wotmoro.
At all itops between Wilmantico ahd
province tho proeident wits cnthusiatti
cally greeted. After luncheon tho proe
lilunt ml dJ. 11 tints,
Chicago, Auk. 'if Tho Western Union
Tolograph Co. Is employing girls to tako
the placu ofj.iu striking uioseengor boys
Twontyllvo girl woro engaged this
morning. Quo hundred moro nro to bo
employed in tliu olllco buildings in tho
rcsldonco dintrlcts. All girls will Imj re
((tilled to wear tho regulation uniforms
and deliver meages. First, nono o
them will bo pormitted to deliver mes
sages after dark. Men will bo paid f'J.CO
to dolivcr in tho down town diBtricts.
WnsliliiEton, Aup. 23-Ono of tho
mostvoxlng problomH coufrontlnR tho
local mauogoment of tliu coming Grand
Army encampment is locating Goneral
Miles during various exorcises mid tho
open nutiigonlom between tho adminis
tration and bead of tho army makes tho
question before tho citizens committee a
dolicalo 0110 mid tho Grand Army insists
that Genoral Miles bo Riven 11 uoultiou
of honor at every opportunity, but feel
ing tho president also bo tukon into con
aldorntlon. Plans for bavins tho presi
dent roviow tho Brand parndu with Gen
oral Miles has been abandoned.
DOCTORS
say "Consumption can bo cured."
Naturonlonowon'tdolt. ItnooUs
holp. Dootors aay
"Scott's Emulsion
Is tho host holp." But you must
oontinuo Its uso ovon In hot
woathor.
If you have not tried It, tend for free (ample.
SCOTT ft. JIOWNtt, ChctnUts,
409-415 l'eatl Street, Mew York,
'i 50c nd I1.005 ail druggist.
WllU OTIIHftf SAY AOUT
TUG GREAT CENTRAL J. R.
Coos. Bay Bcinjr Advertised as flcyc
BeforcMonicd Men
Coming
(Portland Journal)
Below wo glvo soino oxtrocls from
other papers. Head them for what they
nro worth.
"Tho people of Hult l.ako City bellovo
that Senator W. A. Clark, of Montonn,
will completo bis road betwcouBalt I.nko
and I.os Angeles within two yenrr, that
tho Moffatt road will be constructed be
tweon Bait I.nku and Donvor, and wc aro
alno much in hopes that tho Great Con
tral road will go throuch from Coos Day
to Halt Lake. Halt Laro la looking up,
nnil oxpect to become a great railroad
center, With tho Great Central built,
Utah and Oregon will have a comioo.1
Interest that should draw the two etntos
into clorer rolalions."
Dr. A. U, Itower,n Salt Lake physician,
spoken above at tho Portland Hotel
last evening. Ho caino out to get away
from the brat of the interior, and inci
dentally to join tho company of Salt
l.nko people who have been looking Into
matters connected Kith the Great Cen
tral road.
"Wo Halt Lakers know your man Kltw
noy, too, for ho lived with us Bovcral
years, and was tho man who started tho
boom In Bait Leko that resulted In the
material upbuilding of tboclty and made
North Salt I.nko what it now is."
Dleciifslng tho railroad situation in tho
interior, Dr Dower went on to say:
"Thorn aro many conflicting rumoro
going tho rounds, and eotno 0! them aro
based upon erroneous ideaB as to tho
control of soino of tho roads. Hero is
and tho Itlo Grand Weitbrn aro operated
as ono road, running between Denver
and Salt Lake, and they aro Gould prop
erties. Tho Moffatt road, that is to bo
built, is controlled by Davo Moffatt, tho
wealthy mining man who floated tho
bonds at 120,000 por mile, ami wiio is
actually now building.
"Regarding tho transcontinental con
section of tho Mtffatt road, noonc knowB
excepting Moffatt, and ho won't tell. As
to tho transcontinental connections of
Senator Clark's roa.l, ho preserves nb
ooluto sllonco, and as to the Great Cen
tral, It io thought by many tnat tho
Goulds aro bohlnd It, althouah no
utithorltatlvo staUment to that effect
has bion mado.
However, with tho Goulds In Salt
I.nko with their Donvor & Ulo Grand
connection, and tliu Groat Central rond
built to tho Oregon Coast undor their
control, tboGoulds would have through
connection from East to West. This Is
nil speculation, of course, but It fur
nishes agreeable speculation for thoao
who nppreulnto tho bouoflts of having
another transcontinental road come into
this region,"
WIIAT CLAMC BAYS
Apropos to Dr. Dowor's remarks, Sen
ator Clark stated In Kan Francisco tho
other day to tho Examiner that ho would
comploto his Salt J.ako road within two
yewre, that ho was not In any deal with
tho Goulds, and ho mudo ttio statement
In n matuiur to carry conviction ol its
truth. If ho has no connection with
tho Goulds, then tho Great Central Is
tho only other cont lino that could bo
In tho Gould Bjotoin, so that It looks
much as though tho Coos U.iy enterprise
wero rather surely dontlned to bo tho
ritcltlo Const outlet for tho big syotom
that Gcorgu Ciould has been building up,
and that now takes In bo immouso a
ecopo ol territory in tho Southwest.
Tho lino would bo: Tho Pacific, n
Gould proporty, tho Denver & Hio
Orando.w Gould proporty, and tho Groat
Central, a Gould property, If tho future
boars out tho Indlcntiuns that aro now
accepted Is plauslblo by, many well-post
edmen,
tr . ,
Soft
J- Ktli
Harness
Ton cn mV your lir
ikm m ofi m Kiura
and n Unifh ttirn by
nonn Oil.. You tan
hniilUfn IKIIfA lucktlt
liut (wlrq m lucg m It
otilauUf would!
EUREKA
Harniss
rtM If M A BOOf look torrirrr.
JM UK new. liula nf
pure, liwiTy UxlUd oil. f.
eUllr brrmrnl la ilii.
tua (ii wMttitr.
BoM rrrwhr '
la cutu-all ttiW,
Mill t; STANDARD OH. CO.
ANOTHER QUIET DAY
IN COAL REGIONS
Military and Civil Forces Over
awe Strikers and Prevent
Attacks
Hazelton, Aug. 20 Tho scenes of yes
tcrday wore not repeated this morning,
ne Lehigh Vnlley camp and tho mayor
provided omylo protection to tho men
returning to work.
Tlio mobs of strikers wero quickly die
ported by the doputlos without trouble.
C7 JT. 3 2' c. xe. X X. fc
fio ti 1M ',lM 'W Hata Alwys Basgts
Blgaitaro
mz&c
or -a7
A YOUNG LADY'S LIFK SAYKD
a-rtiil?,mi'' Colombia); ind i)iar
rhoca Hcmedy
Dr. Clris. II. Utlor, n prominent phy
sirlau, of Panama, Columbia, In a recent
letter states: "Last March 1 had as a
patient a young lady sixteen years ol
ago, who had a very bad attack ol dysen
tery. Kvorylhing 1 prescribed for her
irm-itil in. ff.wtnni ntul )in was urowim:
woreo every hour. Her parents were
uro biiu wouiu uie. OllU liau 1
come so weak that sho could not turn
over in bed. What to do nt this critical
.wo.K.nt ifnu 11 Btinlv fur mil. tint 1
Mimii.lii if Pliiimluitlniit'H f!nllp. Olioliirn
and Dinrrliocrt Remedy and as a last re
sort prescribed It. Tlio moat wonderful
result ua elluctcu. wiuiin eigui noure
In. u.-nn fi.nl i in. mnrh hotter. IuhIiIu ot
three days oho wus upon her (cot and nl
tliu etui Ol 0110 weoK wua uuiirci vtvu.
For Bale by Juo Preuss.
PLAYING AT WAR
BY THE NAYY
Washington, Aug. 25 Information ot
Commandor Pilhbury's defeat lu tho at
tack to ontor tho Salem harbor nnd hold
It against tlio ships ol Admiral Ulggln-
sou'd fleet, camo to tho navy department
Sunday morning, In a dispatch from tho
commander of the attacking ilcot.
McKinley's Regiment.
Lnkcsldo, O., Aug. 20-Tho Twenty-
third Ohio Yoluuteor Infantry, tho regi
ment to which tho lato President Mo
Kluley belonged, began Us annual re-
uulon hero toduy to coutlnuo until Fri
day. Tho attendance, of the vetorans
and tbolr f rienda is lai co and tlio reunlou,
though not bo largo kb in years gone by,
promises to bo ono of tho beet ever hold
by tbo reglmeut.
Tho Boston Entortaluora, Cyrus
Brownllo Newton and Jean Duroll, aro
o'xpooted to glvo an entortalnment hero
soon.
ARirrrsitMA'N' - .
DENIES INTERVIEW
(Docs Not Favor Expulsion of
Friars From The Phil
ippines. Now York, Aug. 20 Archbishop Ryan,
of riiilndolphla, officially donics that
during tho recent intcryiow with Presi
dent Roofovclt ho cxpressod himsolf in
favor of expulsion of the friars from tho
Philippine.
Ho said it might bo found expedient
to substitute friars of other nationalities
for those now thoro.
Journey for Senators.
Has Francisco, Cal., Acg. 20 Senator
Mitchell, of Oregon, and his fellow mem
Iwrs of tho Senato Hawaii Commission,
sails today on tho City of Peking for
Honolulu. Tho commission purposes
to spend a month or moro in tho islands
in order to rnako n thorough invostiga
lion of tho industrial and othor condi
tions with a viow to ascertaining the
island's needs in tbo way of futuro legis
lation. FOR SALK-Onu half interest in the
Christensen it Jobneon furnituro es
tablishment, for further particulars
address W. O. Christensen, Marsh
field, Ore. 8-20-tf
TREASURY OF ELKS
. SHOWS BIG SHORTAGE
Grand Lodge Finds $16,000 Has
atcd
Omaho, Nob., Aug. 20-Tho fact has
juet leaked out that tho auditing com
mittee of tho Elks has found during the
Inspection of tbo order's books at the
Grand Lodgo meeting at Salt Lake city
that a shortago of $10,000 exists.
Ti...tr ..nmmittpnfnund that tho money
had been gradually misappropriated for
a number of years. It Is not likoly that
there will bo any prosecution.
ALL WOMEN
Wlno of Cardul Is tho guardian
of n woman's hoalth and happi
ness from youth to old ago. It
helps her Mifolv into womanhood.
It sustains her during tho trials
of pregnancy, clilldolrth anil
1 motherhood, making labor easy
I and preventing Hooding and mis
carriage It gontly lends her
through tho dangerous period
J known as tho ohiuigo of llfo.
WiiE"CARDUI
I cures louoorrhaja, falling of tho
womb, nnd menstrual irregularity
in ovory lonn. It is vaiuaoio in
every trying period of a woman's
life. It reinforces tho nervous
svstum. acts directly on tho geni
tal organs ajul Is tho finest tonlo
for women known. Ask your
1 druggist for a $1.00 bottlo of
Wine of Cardui.
ntttcBTllle. AU.7July It. 1M0.
.. .. i.. An.h.i.ii ami rrliAH.
lord' lUuck-Draucht wid I Jeel llko a
1.. AH KlAn.. KrtVATItl Id.
dies lioro keep tho jnodloino In theu
homfHnll tho t mo. I havo thrco glrU
nun m ... - v.v:;-Wiiftwnr.n.
I iTinptuilif. "1W 1JUIW1-. autihit ni..
' fninv'5. "l Omtuuiooga SlcOlcUio t'oiupani,
rcr auTi rjwi i:t"r-. . "!""l,?.llr
vmvv ) - -
JCeep Out
tho Wet
'mums
im
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The
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Is constantly adding to its
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at tho Mill toro you knor
tho goods aro first class and
Ihoprico is nil rigbt.
All kinds of lumber and
building material, "
feed and sup
plies at wholesale and retail.
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