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Thoy nro made of
ly Cravonotlo and
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well tailored.
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MORE MEN WANTED.
Thoro Is a doutnml for 175 tnon
at WllsoitvUlo whorp tlio Snlonij
Portland electric crosses tlio WIN
latnotto river.
THAT IH MORE MEN than would
1io otnployed In this county all win
ter hut for this enterprise, outside
of factorlOM.
That Ih what ono oloctrlc lino Is
going for I ho employment of labor.
When tlio electric linos nro built
to Mohuinii and Falls City that
MANY MEN WILL ME NEEDED ON
EACH LINE.
After these linos nro constructed
thoy employ Ht 111 moio labor.
THEY FlhL THE COUNTRY
WITH NEW'I'EOIMjE.
The hie farms aro out up Into lit
tle ouob and suppoit more popula
tion. Tlio llttlo fruit tracts feed tlio
numerics and tlio canneries employ
more labor.
Thoro Ih moio Batlsfactlou In
working for such ontnrprrlsos than
In Hpondttie tlmo on gigantic schemos
that never inntorlnllxo.
A transcontluiMital rnllroad
WOULD HE A tJOOD THING for
Oregon.
Hut ono llttlo suburban electric
Is woilh more to Suluut.
HE DIDN'T ORDER OR HIRE THE
HAND TO FLAY.
W. S.' U'Ron Is tho other Oregon
City gontlonmn who shares tho Umo
llght with Mr. Hedges, hut tho com
ments on him nro of cntlroly differ
ent tenor. Even pnrty-hldo-bound
orgnns, that niako tholr llttlo jokes
nhout Mr. U'Ron ns tho Pooh Dah
of Reform, nro rospoctful In porson-
n I allusion to him. Tho papers over
tho stnto gonornlly, HAVE RE
CEIVED AND TREATED WITH FA-
VOR tho montlon of his unmo for
tho Unltod States sonnto.
Tho Eugene Guard, commenting
upon tho ronort that Mr. U'Ron
would seek to havo tho primary law
nmondod so no to limit tho oxpensos
of candidates, said: "Whnt U'Ron
nsks for ho gonornlly rocolves and
In this Instnuce future generations
of candidates will i'Iso up and call
lilm blessed." Oregon City Stnr.
Politicians who nro now kicking
will got Into tho band wagon with
Hedges and U'Ron,
As result of a conference between
tho Marlon county court and Gover
nor Chamberlain tho Turner road
will bo further Improved with con
Vict lobar.
Judgo Scott and Commissioner
Noedhnm had a talk with tho gover
nor, and the Marlon county author!
ties AGREED TO PUT A DEQK OF
CRUSHER ROCK on tho roM al
ready built.
Governor Chamberlain will fur
nlsh a crow of convicts to crush the
rock, and the county authorities will
finish the convict-built road already
constructed.
Governor Chamberlain has made
arrangements to go over tho road
from the reform school to Turner, a
very bad piece of road, and WILL
TAKE STEPS TO CONSTRUCT
THAT.
Tho property owners nlong tho
road will bo asked to assist, and the
governor will see some of thorn per
sonally, nnd get all the help ho can,
as tho stnto has no funds for this
work at present.
Tho authorities of Marlon county
and tho oxecutlvo ofllco aro to bo con-
grntulrted on tho disposition to do
something for good roads In splto of
criticism.
INSTITUTION FOR THE FEEBLE
MINDED.
IN THE LIMELIGHT.
Two Oregon City attomoya nro
aubjocts of comment by papers all
ovor tho state of Oregon. Senator
Hodges is censured by papers big
uiul llttlo for allowing his refusal of
it railroad puss to bo accompanied
by a meat beating of tom-toma. An
'tho Btar has heretofore pointed out,
tho coiuuro is lit tho main unjust
While you w looking for an
lincMiiR'iit, jour idle money
might JuNt well bo earning
tlirvo Kr cviil lutotvxt In our
SvIhk Department.
If jou ilnil a NHtlkfitrtory In
vestment you eui drew It out, hut
If tho moMltN tu'ttr on huiI ho
wfo JtircftOtieHt l (rt'CurtHli our
mem' hs twined thn itr rent
without risk or trsuMo oh your
jwrr, AcouhIm opcttcd for any
RiWOHHt.
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INTEGRITY OF THE PRESS.
Under tho caption, "Mr, Hoarst
nnd tho Press," tho Now York World
tho lending Doinocrntlc nowspnpor
of Its stato. commonts upon a recent
Htatomont of tho Democratic candi
date for uovornor In a manner that
Hinncks very loudly of sarcasm. Tho
World would Hko to bo a Doinocrntlc
papor ono of tho ronl Jefforaon
klnd--but tho latter day Incursion
of Diyanlsm, populism nnd social
ism Into tho rnnki of Its party, and
usually to dnmlnnto It, has mndo It
almost ImpoHslblo to . support Its
tickets so much as half tho time.
It Is unusually embarrnsslug at
this tlmo for tho World to support
Hearst and tho heller Is Justified that
it Hughes should bo elected tho re
sult would not causo tho shedding of
any gront number of tears , around
Its ofllco. Of Mr. Hearst It Bays:
"Tho World slncoroly regrets that
Mr. Hoarst In his Monday night
speeches said:
" 'Now, my . friends, wo claim
proudly to havo a froo press in this
country, but I nm sorry to say that
I havo found that If you want fair
trentmont tho press is not froo, hut
you must pay to got In.'
"Mr HoaVst Is not Justified in as
Balling by wholesale tho honnrnhlo
profession to which ho holongs. No
ono knows hotter than hlmsolf that
tho press of Now York, cannot ho
bought." Pendleton Tribune
Fow men's political fortunes have
beon bolstered up moro by tho Dem
ocratic and Populists and Socialists
jthan T. T. Geer's and THE MORE
HE ANUSES THEM THE RETTER
THEY SEEM TO LIKE IT.. Thoro
nro funny things about politics.
No,, tho press Is not froo. Mr,
Hearst told tho truth. Not ,only a
great muny newspapers soil out, but
men, who wrlto on thorn Bell out
tholr convictions and go to work and
ailvocato what they denounced.
THE COOS HAY MONTHLY.
Tho tlmo for opening bids for
lands to locato tho institution for
tho fooblo minded will explro Mon
day, Octobor 22d, nt 1 o'clock p. m.
Tho stato will accept bids for
from 800 to 1000 acre3 of land sult
ablo for a slto, and thoro are MANY
TRACTS 1JEING OFFERED.
Somo of tho largo old historic
farms of Marlon. Polk nnd Ynmhlll
counties, within ton miles of Snlom,
aro already offered the. stnto.
Nearly all tho largo places around
Turner and adjoining tho prcsont
stato Institutions nro among the
lands offered tho Btnto for this now
building. ,
Locations on electric lines aro go
ing to bo considered favorably by
tho stato officials, ns they realize the
necessity of getting to and from
those Important plnccs.
Thoro will bo a number of flno
farms, llko tho Gllbort & Pnttorson
fnrm, near Eola; tho Ford & Kalsor
Innds, near Chomnwn, and tho Cav
nnnugh farm, near Tumor, offerod
tho stnto.
Tho bids provldo that halt tho
land may bo timber, nnd tho growing
scarcity of fuol will bo quite nn Im
portant Item to tho stato, which buys
nearly ton thousand cords per year.
House Work
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PEOPLE HECOMING INTERESTED
Tho promlnonce given tho direct
primary In this pnpor has Induced a
great many persons to exjiross thoni
solvos and A FINE LIST OF CAN
DIDATES for tho city offices Is bo-
lug .brought out.
Tho Cnpltal Journal's snmplo noin
lnatlpg ballot for tho purpose of get
ting tho peoplo to tuko nn intorcst
litis hail n good effect In Increasing
tho registration.
Many U cltUon, uftor ho had mndo
out his ticket, found ho had not reg
istered, and IMMEDIATELY PRO
CEEDED TO ENROLL HIS NAME
for tho prlmnry, contrary to expec
tation of tho bosses.
Tho desire of tho machlno to havo
a smnll enrollment nt tho primary
that can bo easily controlled or
overcomo has been prcdomlnont,
nnd tho peoplo, regardless of party,
should continue to register nnd at
tend tho primary election.
X-RAYS
Tho formation of a soap trust will
havo a tendency to discourage Kan
sas fnrmera boonUng cotton by add
ing an additional Inch to tho caudal
appondnges of tholr shirts.
An International soap trust has
beon formed. Now let ovetybody bo
aympathotlo whllo tho party of tho
great unwashed kicks,.
Mr. Stork will please sit up nnd
tnko notice.
The drudgery of house work seems never
ending to tired-out, dispirited women who
suffer from female complaints or Irregularities. In
flammation and ulceration cause fearful bearing-down pains which
are aggravated by much standing on the feet, and lifting necessary In
house work.
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No Mistake.
The editor wns apologizing over
tho tnlnnhnnn fr... n., .,......i ..
Oregon needs a bank examiner, a "",7" , """""" lio-
.. ,,..... . , , ' graphical eiror In his imner.
"In our accout of tho meeting nt
which you wero chairman last night,
Colonel," ho said, "wo tried to say,
'following Is a detailed report of tho
pioceedlngs,' but It appeared In
print, as perhaps you "have noticed,
'following Is a derailed leport, and
fo forth. Mistakes of that kind, you
know, will "
"It may have been an nccldont,"
donsoHt Ignorance just before ho has i,nterrupte(1 tlle n,an at the othor
n s.iioniilii niiiminnHnn of intniii. eml of tho w're, "but it wasn't a
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stnto auditor and n number of othor
olllcos. Tho legislature can creato
thoso placos but at prosent prosper
ity wngos It will bo a problem to got
nion competent to fill thorn.
I lave you observed that when a
mnn blows his noso ho shuts hU
oyes. Womon keep their oyes open.
A mnn sometimes displays the I
goncc.
n9tak3. You Bidotrncked most of
tho leport." Chicago Tribune.
Pacta aro not so stubborn ns peo
plo aro In sticking to whnt they bo-.
llvo nro facts.
A Young Mother nt 70.
"My mother has suddenly beon
mndo young at 70. Twenty years of
Mayor Lane hasn't done anything '"tense sufforlng from dyspepsia had
for two dnys now. It's tlmo ho wns enUnrty disabled her, until 6 months
Tho bankers who aro holding a
convention In St. Louis wore crowd-
Onu of tho best evidences of thood out of their meeting place in a
metropolitan proportions of tho Coos theater bulldlug by a matlneo. In
jllay country Is tho publication of a 'order to koop tho proceedings from
fulWIOdgcd lungnilno by that nn mo, becoming- dry. tho outfit visited tho
l c, l.evnr Is tho editor nad ho la ft big browory In a body.
gentleman of tho literary nullity to
V
mnko It a success, Ho has had ex
perience on daily Journalism, a
J prerequisite for mngatlne success In
rwres Chilli nnd Fever.
Q, V. Wirt, Nacogdoches, Texas,
says: "Ilia daughter has chills and
these days, Tho first number con-jfover for throo ycartj ae could not
tains a tremendous amount of good dad anything that would help her
rdlng about the reloa It rpr-jttll k ue4 UerbUe. HU wife will
4 and Itlwtratto tarf If.aot. kn boum without It, and can-
yaw want Coon Bay literature her W. wot say too uea for it." 50c.
tho rtun to circulate, t W by D. J, Fry' dru atore.
getting busy.
a
Win. P.. Hearst lias convictions
that nro his own. Ho Is not tailing
up some othor man's gnmo.
a
They havo hopes of circumventing
Queen Esther from coming to Al
bany and switching her up to Harris-burg.
It is tlmo to make tho sauerkraut.
Pickled pork, boiled potatoes and
kraut! Oh, my I Don't it mnko your
mouth water?
Governor Chamborlaln is pretty
nearly a Roosovolt Democrat. Ho
never was enthusiastic for tho
stuffed prophet stylo of politician.
Tho Btroots aro getting their an
nual pavement of maple leaves.
Moro electric llnes mqro factor
ies, moro payrolls, moro houses go
ing up is vnai saiem needs.
ago, when sho began taking Electrlo
DItters, which havo completely cur
ed her nnd restored tho strength nnd
activity sho had In tho prime of llfo,"
writes Mrs. W. L. Gllpatrlck, of Dan
forth, Mo. Greatest restorative
medicine on tho globe. Sets stom
ach, liver, and kidneys right, puri
fies tho blood, and cures malaria, bil
iousness nnd weakness. Wonderful
nervo tonic. Price 50c Ouaranteod
by J. Q. Perry's drug store.
H. S. Gilc & Co.
Wholesale Grocers and Com
mission Merchants
In tho market at all times for
dried fruit and farm produce of all
kinds.
Special
We, havo for sale a few applo par
ing and slicing machines; equipment
for a large dryer: "will make a low
price.
The above cut shows our onw
linnrt Tnrrlil Znnft PlirnaCC GUU'I
anteod uas nnd dust proof. Ecoaoa-
ical and durable; for tho partlcdll
Inquire at
A. L. FRASER
"38 Stnto Street.
Estimates furnished on heatlyj
O. C T. CO
Steamers Pomona
Altona leave for P&
daily except Sondy
710 a. m.
M. P. BALDWIN, Agt
Indications aro
claaa business men
aldermen.
that somo first
will be elected
CASTOR! A
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TIN KM YmHiyi Always fcttlii
WPWTR VfeV
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CHINA STORE
Special sale, silks, fancy goods,
embroidery, laco. gents' and iaria'
furnishing goods, wraps, coats, paaU "
ana amis, trunks, mattings and blan
kets. Wo make up new Uaea of
wrappers, waists, whlto UDderwaar.
aad kiwonaa.
Everything golne at lowMt xem.
Jll Court ., 8lifor.
il
a child cas tnr
As advantageously at our mv -
ket as tho oldr folks. V
most careful attention to all or
aad sU mhmi but tho &? t
K. C, CROSS,
State Street Harfct
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