called an honorable profession, yet, things.
Their principle efforts
Coquiile
City klaritet We havetho Helling of a farm of 100 acres
there is no profession extant which were the formation of petty cliques
with a up! end id orchard, good water, a pood
Burglars and tramps are working
Nosier
&
Hunt
Props.
j
houMu.
The farm yielded iiO tons of timothy
contains more dishonorable men in and coteries—a discriminating Salem.
h
lest season. The farm wil be sold
T U E S D A Y , AUGUST li) ISSI. proportion to the number employ mingling*of a heterogenous mass
River Freni. Ccqniiie City, Or Cf !*•
cheap, rind the following 'go with the pine?:
A copper deposit has been found
ed.
./'k .
1 70 head of sheep, a lot of linos l yoke of cat»
of mutual admiration societies. in the mountains north of Cheha-
t iik
or
’ V-/ ’
' tie, chain's Ac., a lot of cows, yearlings and
In conclusion we may say that, Bings within rings which exclud-
lis river.
Fresll
and
choice
meats
of
all
the house-hold furniture which is new an
Truth! Truth! where is tin* son ml
after giving the labor problem some ; ded a fellow member from this or
Of thy culm, unflattering voice t«> l»e found i
Gen. Miles lias forbidden the i kinds constantly on hand,
careful consideration, it becomes; that set as if he or she were a
a
\of
W e may go to th *S male, win r, wisdom rules
playing of military bands in his
manifest that no legislation tor tlie * stranger. Instead of cultivating a
And tind
t dirt ivul or d» eei ng fools.
A
• vegetables
l i i,.t.
! department on Sundays.
Groceries,
and p ro -; To Creditor» , and Debtors alike.
,
benefit
of
the
worker
will
take
feeling of commiseration for the
Viewed in the light of progress
.
,
„r.11
All persons knowing themselves
visions, etc., etc.
1!,>u
P n , ,
ive reform the great demonstration place until lie obtains a proportion- , druuloml, 0,10 that might attract I Cheap fare« <m l’ ugot sound arc
___
_______ indebted to the farm <>r I>mke c
em l .?• it. N. Co. has won,
which tcok place in London, on 1 ate representation in the halls of him from his evil course, each ef- Bt
! Hickey, are hereby resjactfullv re-
the rejection by the house of h»rds» legislation. That and united a c-; fort seemed to lie put forth with a ou^ competiiMu.
! quested to come forward and settle
i
tion
are
the
factors
necessary
to!
view
to
repel
him.
There
is
noth-
^
iolators
of
the
la;v
at
A
\
allula
j their accounts within DO days from
of the franchise hill, is worthy of
success.
“
Eternal
vigilance
is
the!
i this date. All creditors are allow
ing
that
is.so
well
calculated
to
pro-
I
m’°
l)r,f
wider
a
two
and
one-half
deep consideration. There a great
ed the same length of time to pre
No lepresenta-; mote repulsion as the contemptuous inch hose and wet down.
body of people assembled and price of liberty.”
sent their claims, and the law re
The regular annual session of
marched, peacefully, with the in tivo of a family none with the! airs assumed by the self-righteous
[ fill’ss You Waul Iti liny
quires that such claims be sworn to.
tent to display their condemnation welfare of their country at heart, | person. From the above mention- the Oregon school for the blind
Iiobt H Lowe,
of the action of that body. In our i can sit calmly and watch the a g -; od causes you may trace the effect ! will commence in Salem, on Mon- - C O T S a lic i S l i C L
Assignee.
gressive
and
arrogant
policy
of
tho
j
-
the
final
dissolution
of
orders
day,
Sept.
Nth.
, Myrtle 1*< int, Oregon, July Iff, \SL
own land efforts have been made to
n iff Gw
I
aristocratic
element
in
these
states.
which might have done good ser-
suppress any attempt of the labor
The Baci tic Association of Spi r-
Of tlu very best quality and at the '
Brethren! | dualists will hold their first camp-
ing class to unite, form societies or If they do they are fools and un- vice on Coos bay.
Mrs. C. W.Olivo.
Mrs. A. (}. Aiken.
Organize | V* hat we most need is a change of | mooting near liwaco,
Lowest Living Rates.
. T., on
meet and march in public. In New ! worthy of freedom.
OLIVE & AIKEN.
Tho fate • heart, or what is, perhaps, more j Thursday, Sept. 4th.
York, laws have keen passed mak while there is yet time.
O . H u n l m g i o n , Have just received* at
The j The womcn of spillane county
ing such combinations a penal of of Home stares us in the face. collect, ii change of mind.
fe>oil,g to
v „ | v,.]y ,Mrt
Tho Fashionable Foot and Shoo Maker,
fence. \\ hat is the duty <>f the la , The indolent and incipient patri heart is hut a pump, and while |
t iie ir n e -w
cian
is
sinking
in
the
w
hirlpool
of
boring classes under these eireum-
one organ may ho nucleus with- j , he comi„ g ellH.ti„R ,,f ‘ delegates will !>o found at all rimes ready to wait upon.
and acooi; ' < ohuts with t vervthing 8 • S • I
stances? Jt is the hight of folly ! debasing luxurioiisness; into that out aid of the other, »till, wo must j to th(, couuty c,invention.
S if
in our lim>, at tlu* Coquille C ity llootan d
state
which
merges
all
patrician
know
that
the
heart
does
no
think-
i
,
,
•
/
t,.
,
Silo.*
Mon-:
one
door
north
o
f
tho
<
Hive
hotel,
for this element to place any reli
.
Arenimene Siracusane, an Ita.- M nin streit.
m that sense it is , .
,.
,
„
ance on a political party.
'the and plebian alike, in the unfathom-l , mg, , „ and used
!)>:-' N f; Il I NTISOTON. !
..
_
, , , i, I inn m tlie employ or the Incorna
able
pit
of
despotism.
The
durk-
but
figurative.
Lot
us
hold
the
,
,
,
,
planks that have been inserted
A Large Variety cf
,
i Lumbering l o., was crashed to
up to Nature, as >\ di mmi . . .
,
.. ...
...
from time to tin# in the various i ness of night is upon us; the mist mirror
,,, .
J „
death under a tailing pile of Jum-
T lie L a te s t S t a le s
tells us; then, we can , .
„
platforms, on the subject of labor, | is fast enveloping the track, ami Slmkespeare
,,
.
j ber.
»
A
U
ü
I
Ü
.
U
¿
1
are nothing more than an unmiti woeunto them w ho think that secu- see oursel s as lthers see us, as !
L A D I E S AND C H H D R E N 'S L E A T S
ti*
1 »......... tells
. i i , us.
t .t
. Frank
Steward of West
Ohealim.
!
lity
lies
in
mere
professions
of
re-
Bobbie
Burns
Bet
us
!
gated mass of lies. They last no
P lc v r e r s . O str i e li
There lies no reformation grasp at the finite which is within i fel1 0,1 " l‘it,'llf,‘rk fm,n a
,,f
longer, and have no more hold on ! form,
legislative action, than the name ! in promises, and platforms are but our reach, and let the infinite look : h"-V. One *'ne passed through lus
—FC >K—
Prayer is out for itself.
Lot US sneer and i l,'[t h,"S- ills lnJul*v ls cu“ *ulur-
written on the sands by thesea, and i traps to catch gulls.
Tii^s*
Cur
Subscribers.
ed fatal.
|
work;
therefore,
go
to
work,
and
niff
at
no
man,
but
adorn
our
which are obliterated by the rising
L aces,
Appronatintr the necessity o f ail Business
Mrs. D. W. Kopikus was drown
of the tide.
Legislation is always in so doing, the prayer will be selves in the garb of true m m-
Mon. r.a-na rs nml .Miners having a iiews-
T^i'b'bcns,
liness, the chief indication of which ed the 1\ alla V alia river while in pain r publi.-.hi d in thv* in«*îro|x>lies, in ad-
in favor of the manufacturer, the answered.
♦-
—
——
and. O r n a m e n t s .
is good manners. A civil or a kind j bathing on the /ill. Vi. II. Leer ilition in tlii'ir own local pajKT—<uu* thaï
heavy capitalist and bloated mo
A Sermon on < Lulls«*.
R u c h iu g * E i u b r c i d e r y ;
word spent <>n the most nbomina- j wh<> wont to her rescue, was drag- contains a!I Financial, C'.uuiuoroui! and
nopoly. They are protected v.hile
• <ion- n:! Ncv.'s: \»hicii n»a<!- ;• in.* be';.*: i' ¡ V e ilin g -.
S ca rfs
e tc. etc-
We heard a friend asking for bh> criminal, will 1 1a\♦ i more effect; JT^d down by the lady and drown-
labor is unprotected. We are com
tho scope of a local p:;jK r tlu pn.pn.-tor < i , Hats L' iniCd to Ü!X:€f H VCi Cnii v.
pelled to buy at their price, and change, the other day, and being in reforming him than anything j °d.
Straw. Id ash. Silk, Satin or Vtivct. which.
work for the pittance that is doled in a hurry, he was slightly excited. else; therefore, let us begin this; Four Nootka sound Indians were
•r cask .
vina.
The
change
that
our
friend
was
reformation by reforming our- . poisoned by eating raw clams,
out to us, but, if we complain, this
Has made advantageous arrnn^eiuents t*. j
seeking,
was
merely
two
quarters
selves; then, we will be able to j Moral: Don’ t eat raw clams. Our
highly protected incubus proceeds
to buy—in virtue of its ex parte for a half dollar, yet it engendered take a hand in the good work of I friends of the News, will make a
prerogative—cheap labor in the innumerable ideas on the mutabil reforming others, and our efforts I note of this and stew theirs with
Like the if not always crowned with sue- ! spuds.—“ New Editor.”
cheapest market
They declaim ity of human affairs.
against the cheapness of European minute seed which will germinate cess, will be adorned with tlmt
A young daughter of Mrs. John
and
produce
tLe
stately
tree,
an
ciown which must be sought* after son of Powder river had a leg torn
goods, and with success; but they
**
I
• -p
idea,
be
it
never
so
trifling,
is
val
L IE IO ’I,
as equal if not superior to all oth off by a runaway horse, a few days Tlie regular subscription price of our paper is i
are allowed to purchase cheap labor
in that cheap market.
Does any uable as a germ, which, when ex ers, and that is the respect of the ago. The child became entangled
*^2.00 P E K Y E A T ? ,
; Dealer ill drugs, medicines clirm-
panded
and
expatiated
upon,
pro
community
in
which
we
live.
There
one believe that such a one-sided
in a lariat attached to the horse lOLE^is
1
etc\’
quality, „ u l
duces
innumerable
avenues
of
de
is the change that is needed, and and was dragged to death.
principle is worthy the name of
------
Jail the time receii iug fresli, everc-
lie who hunts will find it.
protection for the laborer? Who light and instruction.
The hop crop is good tit AValla Tlnth pQiipro fnp R p?
i ihll,c
isi ;i
-- —
-
- —
Man is a gregarious animal; he
ever does believe so, or asserts that
il'i
U
llu
i
U
v
li
j ‘ bi-ihca! d ispm jsnry.
ih e s c r i^ .u . i ^
Walla. Fallon Bros., from twen Lull! Ihjml;
VOI.P3K M ii!i:r .
p* i * I, j
»■
is
also
a
changeful
and
profligate
■
U
*
,V*
I
i
¡S'*'
?
•
j*
*
;•
1 t «ireiuliy ionip<;ui:deii.
in so doing this government pro
AYitli this issue we commence ty-two acres, expect to clear Nl-J,.
one.
The
desire
<
f
change
in
the
on
vini'».
tects the laborer, is an ass, ami lack
This is the result of Foth p*;j* 1-1 s ¡v.-ut in on,* or t .vn
the publication of our third vol ; 000 profit.
tionnl with the sui scriiK-r.
condition
of
his
surroundings
is
ing but the ears and tad to com
! experiments which prove that this
\\ hiie int*‘; 1 i- ume— tiio birthday of a new year.
plete the evolution.
From these ever uppermost.
>n
We have passed ‘ through the vn-1
lñ " ° 11 adal‘tBtl t(* h
facts it becomes evident that the gence must be considered in t!:«*
SAN FRANCISCO __ ( v ) I t \ , ' ¿ Id J - T t l l v r g d r Í i I M ’ j ì j ,
1
I culture
► «
rious scenes tin? trials, tribulation
light
of
a
blessing
it
is
yet
a
curse
pretensions of party are but a sham
,i!:trk i*( l b ¡*iis*l,
and obstacles timt beset the news- !
to
multitudes.
The
insatiable
de
and a snare. The fanner, the arti
Eggs, per tloz.,..
■'c
Freni SL Ccxuüie Cd y,
paper, ami despite prognostication !
sire
to
peer
bey..ml
the
restricted
Apples, per bushel,.............
1.00
san, mechanic and laborer must
....is
’nn:.
to thè conti .i v, we stili live. The Flour, per barrel,..............
(>.'20
unite, sooner or later, and the soon limits of his earthly abode, his abor
- m * r*v r>
** * • t ! * : r X i K
îp 'v crjp
npr
success of a paper printed in a re Butter, per roll,........
C
•. K
a ! ns. t . Vl . ( ;j IVF. I l.( } 1.11.J < Î .
J K "<i m O K
« i C 6 k tJ V I
er they unite the better will it be tive efforts to obtain something
Cheese,.
.
.
.per
pouin
20
moto country town, and dependent
....OFT HK....
for themselves and posterity. His that is of no advantage to him or
12
Beefsteak........... “ . . .
TI.ishi.us~ W well supplied with eve y-
fui*
snppoit
on
sparsele
settlcd
dis
Z t ^CLC'Î.Î s LC O- "I CwsIi.
S
tory but repeats itself, and man is his fellow beings, all prove that he
1 ’eef, per ft >re tjr. “ ' * "
thing .icv.-sarr to make it a
ti iets, must, perforce, be very pre-
r.k.ST C b/.vs HOTEL.
10
do, ])er hinclqr., “ . . .
the same now that he was a thou is far, very far below perfection.
carious; but, so far, we have had Glutton
Man is tin.* <*ltild of circumstance«: prone
•
always
supplied vLu tin* In <* -!
S
(a
12',
sand years age. Nations have ris
i*
".r
*
c
«
* r.uoii.s.
To ¡indulge in phantasies of brain;
no reason to complain. The grow- ; Salt Pork............ “ . . .
12 i
vini i f.
en and fallen, and the end is not Anon, his castles in the uir. have flown.
8
ing importance of the distiict ; GornedBeef,. . . . “ . . .
And left him nothing bat a conscious pain.
yet/' This great republic will be
13
through which the Coquille river 1 ianis.
L).I Vivi ^ OHlî^r.
Hi i.ry liuclut.
no exception; and why? Because
With all his intelligence—all his
Bacon! sitios ) .
15
meanders to the sea, gave distinct il* ) i shoulder )
12
in the mutations of the earth and boasted knowledge, the animal
indications of the necessity for ti, j JÎU.q
20
^ '.•<i ‘ : ; p -----
^ r */ • ,* ;• • ~ : ^
the animals that exist upon it and propensities are allowed to crowd
,j *
I
.
I
newspaper to scatter, broadcast, i Potatoes, . . .
*; I
* * * v »■ iD ^ »' ■/*■- - v "* v■ , : -
-
the people w ho live upon it, there and obliterate the higher intellect
V.1 4 . ■ * *' c J. 'A. • • !
0
tin1 information needed and which t abbage, . ..
f " M * 1 ] ';,i i ', j, : . i'A-i-A
-tj *• i , A. v
:
(I
are no rules of exception. Each ual faculties until to satisfy the
li.jr ' A .-i t
j,
i
S
u
gar,................
‘
. .1 2 . / / IGA
would result in developing its,
:y
-'iv-'L-ji
and all—governments and nation abnormal craving the longings of
25
Coffee, in tins, .. ‘
* r * • , •
'•» »■
heretofore, unexplored resources. do, green,......... ‘
• r e. •-: :*
alities will share alike; they will a vitiated appetit#, lie sinks be
.
-w
•
-
-
• •
lousig & i! lid (’ii rrcjinVibiN.
Grasping at t'ue opportunity, al Tea, green.......... ‘
..
J O // 75
succumb to the inevitable, and have neath (he level of the beasts of the
ÎÏ i,-1 O *1 ... |{ . l| • I * |
\ ! \\ j' I *',
though it was our lirst effort in that do, English bkfst'
..
75
their rise, declension and exit. Held. Brethren! We have pointed
SODA, SARSAPARILLA. GINGER ALE
10
It
i
c
e
,..................
1
line, we started this paper, and
•
etc., of superior quality,
In view, then, of the impending out a portion of the troubles which
..
G
( ¡ 4
: !ii r H i t t i
while fortune —ever fickle—1ms Beans,................ ‘
Constantly
on hand for sale.
r-.-
j H A . . «• j.g ij
evils which threaten the industri afflict our common humanity; but,
.. 10// lGij
Apples, d ried ,..‘
J¿
» r < / Ivir-
J
- "" Ooders front tlte country prmptlv
been slow and uncertain, we still Basins, do
-y -- .
>
25'
ous element, the wisest course is to it would be unposible to give even
!
Address all orders to Marshfield
•
v
______ / • J * . * t r«f* v rt ; 4 '
hope on in our efforts to carry the Currents, tlo . . ‘
. —
Soda Works.
12$
vl » ii U
unite, and by intelligent methods to a faint picture of the multitudi
15
business to a successful issue. It W ool,.................. ‘
cut the gordian knot of the grow ing, nous burdens which press thoin-
121
is an utter impossibility to please Dry Hides,........‘
T ill: ( HbONI'T.E m iLDINO.
enveloping web of despotic and in sf Ives, as it were, on the shoulders
..
G
G O Q ÏÏZ L L E M IL L
all, and while we may have, inad Green, d<»
solent capital. It grinds its infer oT tho human family, and which
H a y , p er t o n ,.................................. 8 1 0 .0 0
THE SAN FSiANGISGO CHRONICLE is
vertently, given offence, wo believe
the lir.-i* paper on the coast in ability and i i
nal mill and lleeecs the worker for a numerous body assume with eag
TAX PAYEE'S TAKE NOTICE.
AND—
that with added experience we will
the freshness and reliability of its NEWS.
the after purpose of buying and erness and delight. Many there
r p h e lioardof equalization wil! ntii*nd at tho Nothing that the world desires to know is
bo more successful in future. L wilin' of tho county cl»*rk of Coos county
controlling legislative action. The are w ho desiio to see a change for
omitted from its columns.
It aims to fil
Thanking those friends who have Oregon tlu* last Monday in August ISS-l and every requirt inent of a first-class paper.
Tug Company!!
highest legislative body in the land the better in others, and who pro
publicly examine the assessment rolls and
stood by us, and those who are aid correct ¡ill errors in valuation of lands, lots
Its telegraphic reports arc the latest and
is not proof against its encroach fess a desire to promote that
— DEALERS IN
most
jehahlc: its local news the fullest and
ing us with good words and tangi or other property and ¡ill parties interested
change;
yet,
these
philanthropists
ment It permeates every branch
spiciest, and its editorials from the ablest
rnn » t nxTir|pp t
ble efforts in our behalf, we launch .•ire requested to attend.
pens in the conn try.
of state legislation and has tainted —not all, but many of them—are
L. H aoilocker ,
this our first number for the third
T HE CHRONICLE has always been, and
Assessor.
the judiciary until the name oflaw people of such light calibre, that
always will he. tin* friend and chantpion of
year with the hope of future suc
— AND ALL KINDS OF —
lias become a mockery, a by-word they fail to see, and are unable to
FO E S ALE.
the people as against combinations, cliques,
cess.
a .O acres of land. 1 miles above Ran corporations or oppression of any kind. It
LUMBER
and a slangy sham. There can be no improve the glaring inconsistences
-----------► 4----------
dolph, Id acres in meadow, a good.orchard, will lie independent in everything, neutral
The Mail says- Three men and house, barn, wood house, wash house, smoke
redress for labor or for those who of their own actions. Let us take
in nothing: fair and impartial to all parties,
are unable to buy cheap senators, up the subject of intoxication, and a large (log came from Astoria to house etc., etc. ITice Kdjoo. For particu vet exposing corruption wherever found, and C e d a r , f i r , a s h , m a p l e , m y r t l e ,
cheap representatives or dear law, the methods that we have seen Coos bay, in an open boat 25 feet lars, apply to J. L. Oilii*!d on the premises. working with fearless endeavor to promote Alder and spruce lumber always on
and protect every interest of the great pub hand and for sale at the lowest rides.
They left
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
outside of a unity of the combined adopted in this county, and, by the long and G feet beam.
Land Office ¡it Roseburg. Oregon, ) lic whom it serves and on whom it depends
forces of the industrious element way, we are no novice »is to the the Columbia bar about noon on
July 7 isst. i for its support.
TOWING
Notice is hereby given that the following The SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CHRON
of the country. In that way, the methods pursued by some of the the 4th, and arrived in the bay on
named settler hits filed notice of his inten
progress of the avalanche which is self styled reformers that were the 8th, foui days out. Seals, sea- tion to make final proof in support of his ICLE, the most brilliant and complete JJy Hi« Tug K A T IE COOK, on
j claim, and that said proof will be made be Meekly Newspaper in the World, prints
now rushing with headlong speed banded together fit one time, on lions and sharks manifested a dis fore the judge or clerk of Coos county, Ore- regularly 7. columns. ?»r eight pages, of tiie river and bar, at reasonable rides.
with the ! K°u* 1,1 Einp re Citv on Friday. Si>pt. 1? * News, Literature and General Information;
towards the brink of the precipice, Coos Bay.
Did they pursue a 1 position to be friendly
J
lHSt. viz.: Noah \V. Moon, homestead No.
Timber, mutch-wood and stave tim
447G, for the S W quarter of N E quarter, also a magnificent Agricultural Department.
and threatening us with destruc mild course, one which would go boat
ber purchased.
S E quarter of N W ouarter, N E quarter of
There is nothing peculiar in the S W q.uirter ¡ind N W quarter of S E quarter
tion, may bo impeded, and the to prove that they were in earnest
Orders for lumber filled in quanti
$2 For One Year.
section
Zft,
township
L
'.»,
S
R
II
west.
ties
to suit, and at the lowest living
rights of labor receive just consid in their efforts at reform?
Did curiosity exhibited by fish. A sin
He names the follov. ing witnesses to prove
Including postage, to any part of the United ! rates.
eration. The legislatvie bodies are they elect men of undoubted so gle whale, prompted, as seamen his continomi residence upm, and cultiva- States.
of. said land, viz.:
J. PA R K E R ,
composed, chiefly, of the elements briety to perform the chief offices, suppose, by loneliness, will swim John Barker
Sample Go/)// Sen/ F ree.
\
M. Ii. HANSCOM,
- of Fuirview, Oregon.
Hiram Belva
1 : 1 All orders must be accompanied by the i
which despise either labor, or jus who would, by their example en as close to a ship as it can get with Geo
W. Norris
IR
V IN G M. COOK.
coin.
of Empire City. Oregon.
tice—the rich, and the members of gender a desire in others to emu out touching, for hours, nor will it j M*-* stand
Address all orders to H i A alp . Coquille City. \ Parkersburg Coos county Oregon.
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