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' Tho Becond part is entitled "The
Strugglo for Possession," and In this
ono may read of the first waveB of
emigration; of tho earliest mllltfiry
occupation, and of tho fighting dur
ing tho war with Mexico; of tho rush
of tho Mormons, and of tho gold-
seckora In 1849; of tho vaBt navy
of prnlrlo schooners which followed,
of tho stngo linos and pony express;
and of tho Indian wars up to 1870.
Interost and oxoitomont.
e
Thooo last covor tho porlod of th
civil war, when tho outbreaks of
' tli- unconniiorcd tribes woro lost
! roy lips for swoctor) lht of In tho greater struggle for
iiiuiuimi union, ana ono cunptor con.
i llr crown of gold-tint tains the later battlo of tho Arlcka-
jree, pornaps.uio ucnt slglo fight con-
flti burnished lustrous tamed In citr national annals.
Tiio mini nnd last part treats of
r bruit unrent by pas- "Occupation," nnd lacks nothing of
k) storm
item ii any morning
Coob Bay has tho distinction of
tnlo'din theso Us swoot- having n full-fledged lltornry month
in- lb' a luxury that only Portlnnd nnd
I; a'l possosjcd by San Francisco nnd Senttlo afford on
tho coast. It is tho Cooa Ilnv
Monthly by P. C. Lovar, formerly of
ifcttt Plains," as soen.Tho Capital Journal, nnd later editor
Ik PirrUh's new book, (A.of tho Dally Mall. It la his happy
W t Co.. Chlr&co). I n foi'to to clvn tho mnirnr.lnn n rlla.
ffittwfrful of tho roninn-, tlnctivo western flavor tho real
pweique features of tho t Coos quality and tho 30 Boparato
"i nm great west, rrom , nrucioa in tho January number aro
ilSIf to 1870. Tito Idon' all material that ndvortlnoH th..
i fork h to progrv.) brain and ontomrlso of tho irroni
m Jttoont of tho llfo of Coos Bny roglon. Published nt
Ujn, which la now , Mnrhfleld.
I ftt tradition. Mr. Par-
pwesoa Ktso of dramatic ' Tho Englnoorlns Dl.ost for Fob-
ituJIM him to nrwent ninry (220 nrnmiwnv. v v i.
' fatts lo a rnoit en. lroly devoted to structural ninni
!w aa4 his book Is a nnd concroto construotlonn. but lms
'Wribution to frontier Immonuo variety of othor artlotos
L Ul oinuno ana prncttcnl naturo.
f9 Wit for Ttandnll Pnr'lt Ih JV nill,ll,ntlr. , . .
. .- -- .. i"...i.v..iiuu nun uvjuiua iu vuv
I I.Orj teller in oittU ar Ha flnl.l ....... ......i.l.i..
I ngt series of thrill- '
' "JrtciB history and ' Tho Circle for February (Fnmk &
aio tne flrit book fhn Wncnnlu r v v -..n..-..
iBWuwM.ll.--. .. ""' " ' '"""""" lu
irtv 7 a inoro"fih. Promise woll -for n now magnzlno.
-.1V7. e open,n8 u ,s ft raro went for n magazine
r, ,h.,h ' ;r .rr : ai: ,:"?.. "lHg,8",.in" Dy uo,
Eh kiu . "'" Muuiure on "t,incoin as a
mt of 'Tho Great Politician." Tho ifrent majority of
H .., t wncoin material in tho past few
-othing k not a y8ars has dealt with him In practical-
FfeM , I uuna a ' '' oiner Piaso than this one
k h .!!" Ijf ocouP'd ul'n which Colonel McCluro is bo
icWftf a i nitn a .
M fB 7 ner l"w,I,x,,neni'y fitted to write.
UL. . D,eaant and We cannot pass by tho Fobruarv
'fcfaJL . ,,BgonB !lUmb0r wlthout c?ulnK attention to
L," ores ot tho settle Rdwln Markham'a artlcla on "Pom
.ifJj$i'!,ercrberore That Havo Woved Humanity." It
4 eB as a t courae a recognized fact that
i W uln .ad con' ' ro havo bcea opoch-maklng poeraa
ti!1 f a 8,nSQ a9 we aa epoch-making booka.
-. i Wh a .. i ,.
"Vyhon-a younsr Mrf thrill. k k
como slugsbh ; when sho hns head
aches, dizziness, fuinttMiss, and ex
hlbits an abnormal disposition to
meep: dialikos tho society of othor
girls; then tho mother should como
to her aid promptly, for alio pos
Besses information of vital import-
uuuu iAj ijjiii viiiiTiir nniirrtttntt
At such a time the, greatest aid to
naturo is Lydia E. Pinkliam's Vege-
wuio iwompouna. it prepares Uie
young iiystem for tho coming
change, and lias helped to bring
three generations safely from girl
nood to womanhood. Read what
jLYD!AE.PINKHAIVI'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
has accomplished for Miss Olson.
BUSH Eliim M. Olsnn nf J 17 Vn.ll.
fust Street, Kewnnee, 111., inn letter
to Mrs. Pinkhnm says :
Lydia J2. Plnkham's Vcgctnblo Com
pound CUrcd 111Q Of hnnknnltn ct.lnn-..-
nnd established my periods after the
best physicians in Kowauco had failed
to holp mo, snylntr that au operation
wan. nccesbary."
FACTS. FOR SICK WOMEN.
lor Unity years Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Coniound, rondo
from roots and horbs, has been tho
ay I has positively cured Ihousaudsof
womenwlio havo beon troubled with
displacements, inilammation, ulcom
tion, ilbroid tumoi irregufarities,
poriodio pains, backache, that bear-ing-down
feeling, ilutulcncy.indigos
tion,di.ziness,ornorvous prostration.
Why don't you try it?
Brrs. Pinkhnm Invites nil sick
Chinese i3 a ianguago that now
req-utres studying from flvo to ten
years to learn at nil usetullv. n
become skillful In It only after twon
ty years of hard work.' With a
phonetic system and a itnn.i mniim
of arranging tho comnmr. Mnm. -.f
daily mo, wo should bo able to speak
Chlncso fairly well in six months or
a yrar.
With such n good pnouetlc system
fully worked out for all tho ordin
ary phnzes and idioms of common
llfo somo simple crammnr nn.i ,i!..
tlonary of words on tho Bamo plan
u wouia no qulto posslblo to put
China on a level with other nnHnn
In tho possession of an easily read-
and easuy acquired means of verbal
Intercommunication, This would be
not only of great servlco -to commer
cial and diplomatic circles through
out tho world, but would provo of
tho very greatest advantniro to nhll.
ology nnd linguistics. China hai
something to teach, but its chests of
treasures la as good aa locked un
owing to tho heaviness of tho koy,
wnicli only a giant in intellect or na.
tlonce can turn. Tho Chlncso havo
advancod in tho past by their unlquo
possession of n comploto philosophy
without suporstitton, and a univer
sal notation of Idea3 two groat do
sldornta which tho German philoso
pher Lolbulz longed for. but In vain.
Tho Chlncso havo kopt their unity
nmld tho clashlngs of empires, by tho
solo means of this notation; but they
havo also remained in soml-dnrknosj
whllo othor nations advanced, by tho
continued ubo of a Ianguago which
indtcntea Idcna Instcnd of pronunci
ation. To chnngo Is to progroos.
Progress Is bnaod on education. Kd-u
cntlon is based on Ianguago. Tho
Chlnoso problem Is a language prob
lem, nnd if China herself and tho
othor nations recocnlzo thin tho
Kastorn Window" will soon opon for
llBht. Howard Swan in Rovlow of
Uoviowo.
AMUSEMENTS
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GcmI Ophk libmo. V
i'-eurunry 22.-ChtlTi.8 IJ. Han.
ford.
AMriSm Roller jjk.
Morning, aftornoon anX evening
sessions.
Tho VaHileitc.
Moving pictures and Illustrated
ongs, every afternoon and evening
except Sunday and Monday afternoons.
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ANTONY AND
CLEOPATRA
The enrapturing dolights with
which Egypt's beauteous and his
toric queon onthrnllod tho senses of
tho great Roman general Marc An
tony, aro doplcted with vivid mag
nificence in tho groat spectacular re
vival of "Antony ami Cleopatra,"
which wilt be at tho Grand opera
houso this ovonlng. Especial light
ing effects peculiar to this roproson-
Miss Alice Wilson as Cleopatra, anil
a number of the 'players who imt
boon bo enthusiastically recoivetiHr3
Ing a mib6r Of sea ,ons with th
Hnnford company.
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Tho JMMfttfi. Off Mace.
"Coaahmptlon had eo In its grasp;
and I had almost reached tho Jump
lug off pkico when I was advised to
try Dr.tKlng'a Now Discovery; and
I want to say right now, it eavod y
llfo. Improvement began with ths
first bottle, and after -taking one
dozon bottles I was a woll and hap
py man again," says doorgo Mooro,
of Grlmosland, N, C. As a remedy
for coughs and colda and hcalor of
weak, soro lungs and for preventing
pnoumonla Now Discovery la su
preme. GOo and tl.00 at J. O. Perry.
druggist. Trial bottlo freo.
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Slaking Sure.
Tho lawyor said sadly to hta wlfo
on his return homo, ono night: "Poo
plo seom vory suspicious of mo. You
know old Jonds? Well, I did som
work, for him last month, and whoa
ho ankod Mo for tho bill this morn
ing I .told him out of friendship that
I wouldn't chargo him anything. IM
thanked mo cordially, but satd he'd
like a rccolpt." Exchange
A Sbnpln Trick.
It's nn easy matter to keep your
Joints and muscles supple no tnnttor
wjiat your ago may bo or how you
havo suffered with rheumatism. Rub
your-olf night and morning with Bal-
4" i ni jl iiiiwiiiiiu iiiviii'N iiii Ninir - - -
women to wrlto her for advice. , tord'a Snow Llnlmont. Cures rhou-
Hiio lms ifiilued tliouminds toinadlsm, Btlffnoss, crnmpa, crick In
health. Address, Lynn, Muss. tho bnck. ,,, ncck or ,,,,. nrtf,
llovca nil nchca ami pains. Sold by
nil 1 nnlnna
array of BiimpUious and untouch-i ' 0
ed volumes doo3 not mnko one. OAliTORIA
Your booka should oxpress your own , f tb t Kind Yon Haw AIarJ BoujW
Ind tvldimllty, says n writer Ir. tho git 7 vSTST
Dollnontor. Do not lot any ono per-: f Q&SW&JCtiS
nundo you to buy a book you know! ''.' j . ,
is not your kind oNbook. Do not be OltKCJOJ. I.rjXTItlO
lured Into buying a handsomo library ASKS FOR TIMI.
odltlon of somo author that you do ' Tno railroad commission tins sot
want. If the library odltlon is heavy March 0 for tho hearing of tho np
and uncomfortnblo to hold and your plication of -tho Oregon Eloctrlc
own'preforenco la a comfortablo company for n suspension of tho hoc
pookot oiutlon with iloxlblo covers, tlon of tho Intoratnto oommorce law
And nbovo nil. If vmi nrn liiilMlnir nn lnnkllicr tho comnnnv llnliln tn mm.
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a homo library, to which tho whoj 'shment for falling to furnish caw
family is to havo freo accoss, do not t haul freight when roquostod to
chooso bindings of such dellcnto" do so. Tho company makes hla re-
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stroy all tho comforts of rending.
,uH.rrBf-,!.ii. aZu u Davo undoubtedIy did category with the man who wearu
i! taS 71 J?h h" nrol WUh "W C,Vlc and lndurial tight fihoea and high collars that
. . " aa one. nf problems, vntna-t.-.-.. u- I ....
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fflrriar --. ' ai r,wu"-M". yoi'pernapa tho peoms
t nit ,17 ces has e como a ,uuo cI(3er to the per-
MtitMk eraw :. "w ol inoso wno navo found
? a,ch eai4 tne bo uplifting.
itt reea an4t "
1f-"n tho Ta,'ey A "brary is aomethlnj? more than
Manu nt rth an,11a coUoct,on of books. An imposing
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tof.i .,. ,l "a led
-'unff of everv
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IT tuTZu. mi? sasotene if you want Uw
iT H ot th Pi Power that makes iht
ftjJ wr BatiM! ""cis mm rouml.
The human mavchin 1$ stt m
motion in the same way by
A wrltor in tho February Atlantic
discusses 'panta and .trouaors":
Evorybody talks woll whon ho talks
In the wny ho likes, tho way ho
can't help, tho way ho never thinks
ef: tho rest la efTort and pretense
Tho man who says "trousera" bo
causo ho likes it nnd the man who
Bays "pants" because ho llkea to say
It aro both good fellows with whom
a frank soul could fraternize; but
tho man who aays "trousers" when
ho wants to say "pants" la a craven
and a truckler, equally hateful to
honest culture and wholesome ignor
ance. Ho belongs in tho same sor
days thoy will not havo Biifllclont cars
to handle tho frolght which will bo
offerod to thorn.
Tho Orogon Elootrlo company yoa
terday filed Its' preliminary roport
with tho commission, stntlng that
they have 50. miles of road In use
botwoen Portland nnd Salem, aud
that they havo 20 mllea of track com
ploted of the branch lino to Hills
boro.
aro a tormont to tho flesh, who eata
olives that ho doesn't relish an 1
drinks (uncongenial clarets, in imi
tation of his genteel neighbor In tho
brown-Btone front.
Fill the Tank
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Scott's Emulsion
"The Country Banker" fa the sub-
Jact of an Interestinc article bv Chaa.
M. Harger In tho Febrdary Atlantic.
The country banker's importance la
great, not only in his own commun
ity, but also in the national wheel of
finance. IU supplies money to tho
farmer for his autumn pay-roll, thus
.disbursing perhaps $500 a day In
currency for several months, "moat
of which will for a timo be carried
In pockets or hidden In bureau
drawera." "In tho frontier village,"
aays the wriUr, "the Httlo room be
hind tho counter waa much more po
tential than now. Tho banker waa
tho stato senator, tho mayor, tha
Prolonged
Lire
tntlon art- under tho porsonnl sup r
vision of an oxp'rt oloctrlclnn who
Irnvola with tho company. Tho
Bconory was palntod by M. Arm
bruator, whoso nttalnmonta In repro
ducing tho scones of tho clawlc
drama navo oarned mm the sou
brlquot "Tho Grnnd Old Man of
Scenery." A company of dunoora
uudor tho leadership of a graceful
and skilled premiere, will interpm
the rymthmlc figures which lent se
ductive charm to tho rovelrloa with
which tho Egyptian queen was wont
to entertain hor Roman miltor. Tho
music will bo under tho direction of
a capablo orchestral leader and a
competent choruB master.
Home Llfo of GimiIus,
Th Actor (hoforo Jjrenkfnut-
Whoio nro tho pajurH, my doar?
IIU Wife (an nctroa, absent
inlnUbtlly) C-ourso you! Thoy aro
far boyojyl your reach, thank
hoavon! And I'll die a thouiand
deaths before you can wr-r-r-r-lug
tho secret from oh or -Jack, I
moan tho hoy forgot to leave them
thla morning. Puck.
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A Ilroatl Statement,
This announcement is mndo with
out any qualification. Hem-Rold la
tho ono preparation in the world that
guarantees it.
Tw T .asintin ! 'r Tfnm.T)AM mill
Tho cast curo'PIIoa. It is In the form of a
Folit ap m .1 Sunday school superintendent, the
ii IZ "ww-tan, i .president of the fair association, and
me$ they gtt run doWR. the chUf delegate to 4he conventions
1 LI, a c y ei run "own.
UrVM r,::i ii., 'r;.w-:,:,,u,,iJvr!
Btoi ,vwnew power to weblk..
of thla party." And today, though
much of thla preBtlgo haa passed, yet
tho country banker, standing alona
in timo of money etfesa, and alwaya
earnest in working for tha town's
good, holds an Independent and use
ful position In American life.
There are many per
sons living to-day, whom
doctors have given up to
die. Dr. Miles' Heart
Cure has added years to
their lives. It strength
ens tho heart nerves and
muscles, restores normal
heart action, so that it
can send the blood
through the veins to nour
ish and sustain life.
"I am glad to rteemmerul Dr. Miles
Heart Cure and Nervine lor tliey have
ben of great benefit to me. The
doctor said I wii liable to die any
tlifw: ray etao wb-s Insurable. I wan
told thla by doctor la thU village and
Southern MInneeota. I have U.1
four bottle of Heart Cure and the
tame of Nervine, anil although not a
younff man, ha vine paeeed through the
war. I fed younser than I did before.
I am reeling- better In every way and
leep like a healthy six your old tray.
I waa advh-ed to ua your melleln.
hv a man who L ftoir l nerfMtt idmI.
man of manhood. He tried tr. Mile
remedy and he mM it cured him oc
heart trouble, twelve year ago after
the doctors had tfren nim up te die."
C1LKM. K. KVJil'UY, Verodaie, Klon,
Dr. Mile' Heart Cur U told by
your druMle. who will uarinU that
the rt oHU wHI lMMt. if It fall
lie wHJ refund ymtr my.
lLUH4kC., Klfckirtjj-J
will include Mr. Han ford aa Anteny: tablet.
" -""" It la the only Pllo remedy used In-
. tornally.
I It la Impoaalblo to cure an estab
lished case of Pile's with olntmonta,
laupporltorles, Injections or outward
nppllancoa.
I Aguarantoo la Issued with every
packago of Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Rold.
Go and talk to your druggist about
Grand Opera House
JXO, F. OORDHAY, Mgr.
Under the management of
I', LAWIU..NTJ. WAIiKlCH.
In a Notable Revival of
Antony and Cleopatra
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HATURDAV, FKHRUARV tJU
Engagoment of tho Kmluont actor
V-iiarfeS Ke ilcintOrd n! y., Proprletora. Sold by Dr. 8. O
mono, omuin.
Dr. Loftnhnrdt Co., Niagara Falla,
Xev rorporntlonu,
PnclI- CorruHpomlonoo Kohool;
principal offloo. Portland, Oregon;
capital Htock, S7SO0; Inoornorutor..
a sumptuous iconic production, o. W. Rous, W. W. Wagoner and
now and novel electric effocts, u K. P. Rabar.
chorua and ballet of unusual attrac- Th Coedytar Cemiiany: nrlnolnal
tiveneaa, beautifully ooatumad, will offloe, Portland, Oregon; capital stock
tond to mako thla eiigageniant one of $10,000: Intiori.matora. tknrv
the mow substantial orfaringa of tho iiruck. Paullsn Ilniak nnd A. v
yoar. FIoiMl.
Curtain at S:l. Positively no Chrlatlau Churoh of Marcola; prln
one sooted during aa act. Seats clpal ofllco. Marcola, Lane County,
sale at the box office Saturday 9 a. m. Orogon; Incorporator, M. M. Ollbert
Ir!cMf $J.S(, !.op, 70c, tt()c. F. Soo nnd John F. Volgnmore. '
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