Coquille City herald., September 23, 1884, Image 1

VOL. 3.
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1884.
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! H o n >t C o iiH tc r lV ite a n 1 m * D o t c c lc i l .
f o ii i in E i ii l'- a lM l .
’ wo got out v,e were nearly dead
“ I have returned from the light j for water, for we had been over
We have long ! A circular issued by the United
Pale, strngRlhiR blossoms o f numbind.
Mr. Editor:
Horn
only
to
e’
iduro:
ail right,” Robinson wrote. “After i thirty hours under fire without a I thought to sit down and have a j States Treasury Counterfeit Detect-
J. M. S lo tiK .
Jons A. 6 « at
W hite, helpless slaves whom Christians
we found the Indians the tight last-! drop of water to quench our thirst. | chat with the readers of the H erald I or states that the new counterfeit
Siglin & Gray,
bind:
ed fourteen hours by the Match. A\ e feel satisfied that the wounded . — with the editor’s permission, of teu-dollar treasury note, which Mas
Sad children of the poor!
Attorneys aud Counselors At Law,
Ye walk in raj's, ye breathe in dust,
They had fortified themselves on man killed three or four Indians, course—but time flies and so must recently reported as of the series
M;ir»hñt*Kl. Coo» county, Oregon.
W ith souls too dead to ask
O r n e s — Mollumi bmUliny. oiq*«>silu Illune-»
the top of a nearly round mesa, the if not more, for just at dusk, when j our hands if we Mould accomplish of 1878, is of 1875 instead.
In
Hotel.
For might l*eyond a scanty crust.
cap rock being from twenty-five to the Indians came down after his j all the work before us.
Being at ¡some respects this counterfeit is
And Labor’s grinding task.
w . SINCLAIR.
Y’ou ne’er have heard the code of Love,
thirty-live feet high, with just one scalp, Me heard him fire twelve ; the head of the c o o k ins, laundry, very well executed. while in others
Of Hope's eternal light:
small gap to go through.
We rounds from his six-shooter nt slioit sewing and garden department of the work is very bad. All treasury
Attorney at Law,
Y’e are not led to look above
were sixteen days on the road, and range. He was a good shot, and a Kansas farm, moans work and notes of the series of 1875 are
General Insurance nini Heal Estate A^ent,
The clouds of earthly blight;
And y e t’ mid ignorance and toil
C oquille C it y , O regon .
?u the least calculation have ridden j was revenged The soldiers were plenty, anti as work and ourself printed on the fibre paper known
Your lips that ue’ er have known
550 miles, averaging Unity-five j the most scared lot of men I ever j quarreled long ago, we do not like as the Wilcox patent.
The fibre
T ’ue milk and lioiiov of the soil,
,
T. G. O W EN .
miles a day, which is very good saw. It was nearly a panic with to associate too closely vvitli it. Al- has the appearance of coarse black
Weep not before they own
“
Our
Father!”
traveliug for the soldiers who were j them. lVut, after all, it Mas a fear- ! together M-e like this place very hairs scattered through the paper,
Attorney and Counselor at Law ,
Proud, easy tenants of the earth,
with us. In the outfit were eighty fill hot purgatory in that canyon • wt*ll. We live on a quiet, billowy without regard to regularity, and
M vhhhkiki - d . Gun.
Yt' who have fairer lots;
¡soldiers and forty-two cowboys, under the tiro of a concealed and prairie, that wo liken, in more than may readily be seen in the open
Who live with plenty, love and mirth,
S- H HAZARD.
On Fortune's gohh n
which made quite a string
j treacherous foe.
j (,ue May, to the old Pacific, and panel on the back of the note.
Ye who hut i at. laugh, drink and sleep,
Attorney and Counselor at Law .
“ We got back here considerably there is a kind of birds here that The counterfeiters could not get
STRUNG OUT IN SIN GLE F IL E .
W ho wake ’mid Eden's bloom.
E m v ik s C it r . O gn .
Who know not what it is to weep
“ We followed close on tho trail the Morse for wear, for we hadsuf-1 is almost exactly like the sea gulls, this paper, but an attempt has
In Poverty's cold gloom;
of the Indians for eight days, and I’ered severe hardships and p riv a -! and once in a while a prairie been made to imitate it by printing
j . \V. BENNETT.
Oh! turn one moment from your way.
The
i ! when we ran on to them t h e y had tions, loss o f sleep, vvitli only one schooner sails by and we imagine black lines on the surface.
And learn w hat these can teach.
Attorney at Law ,
Deign in your rosy path to stay.
; stopped and Mere Making for us. meal in thirty-six hours, Mere j ourself by the shore o f the “ sound- difference between the black Hues
MiUsHFIV.LU. O g N.
And hear t ie “ untaught” preach.
F or about two months and the fibre can be readily de­
; They had selected their position. thirty hours* without Mater, and ' ing sea.”
Then to your homes so bright and fair,
M oll.
Ten men behind the rocks ! then had beside the hard l ido up j this summer there Mere a succes- tected by the use of a magnifying
And think it good to pray:
D. X u . W A TSO N .
Since the sad children of Despair
i could have stood oft’ a thousand. ' a,id do\.11 tl‘c mountains. It w ill : sion of different prairie flowers glass or by tearing the paper
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Can kneel in thanks and say.
In tho
Half of the outfit’s lives were saved j llot
safo il1 tl,i* country for dotting the prairie; we never saw across one of the fibres.
Coos C ity . O on .
‘ ‘Our Father!”
by the darim» of two men who lo st' some time not before spring, any-\ so many different kinds, and such border at the top of the genuine
— E liza Cook,
their lives. One M as a government WHy for the settlers are on the ! beautiful ones. We miss the nice note, the words: “This note is a
J. H. NOSLER.
r.
T in : o n i h o y .
scout and the other was a cowboy, war-path as well us the Indians. W’< >0(1 Oi Coos county, and are legal tender for ten dollars,” are
Notary Public
We had pushed the Indians hard The latter got away with 150 head j obliged to burn coal, and if we distinctly separate from each
A b r a p l . i c Ih o i-i ip litu i »1 I.ilV on
CociTTI T.K C m , DON.
th e P l a i n s .
• the day before and night, and in of horses, a number of saddles, j need a switeli for anything, or air other. In the counterfeit the letter
CARE K- VOLKMAR-
The New York World publishes ■ the night they laid a trap for us. guns and blankets, a quantity of ; armful of kindling wood, we must “a” and the word “ legal” form one
Attorney and Counselor at Law .
the following: Benjamin A. Ilob- j They had pushed ahead while we ammunition, burned two wagons take our slipper for the former, word as do the two words “ for”
iuson, son of Dr. Morton Robinson 1 were restiug our horses and wait- and a cabin, killed a lot of horses and hunt up ail old drygoods box and “ ten.” The last four letters of
M thtlu P oint . (’ >>* C o rs v Oiinoos.
We could not get the word “ printing” in the line
W ill practice in 11 t'o* ••••lire.-if
of No. 247 Mulberry street, New- j ing for the moon to come up, and and got off with about '2,500 weight for the latter.
ark, N. J., went to New Mexico | had taken up the strong position I of ilour and other grub. The set-1 used to this new mode for a long ! below7 the one referred to are in
A. M. CRAW FO RD .
Harvesting lasted about j italics in the counterfeit, while the
four years ago and became a cow- j have described. \\ e had a hill to tiers sav they will kill every In- time.
Attorney and Counselor at Law .
boy. He is *2*2 years old, weighs \ climb, and before we could get
d¡an they see, and 1 know the c o m - | five weeks, and some
grain was balance of the line is in
in Roman.
J-i^G cnoral Insurance agency.
1 11*5 pounds and is ¡J feet in higiit. | clown they would have killed half
“ ion never fail to keep their vows j not cut oil account of incieased
j The red ink used on
the counter-
M ar »‘it IRM». Ojin,
j acreage, a large yield, and scarcity I foit is poor and of brick-red color,
i \\ it 1; iiis cousin George 1\ Robin- of our outfit, if those two brave
vengeance
of hands. A few self binders were while the ink on the original is of
j son, an old cowboy, two more cons- I men had not gone ahead to look at
J . P . EASTER, M- D-
used, but the greater part was cut a bright carmine.
1*3. i v s ’ i . ( ) \ u : v m .
Physician nrtl ins and Sam Todd and Jersy ¡the trail to see it our jack mules
Phynio-Med cal a a &.!«■
The geometrical lathe work in
in G-.quiiu- Peurse, veteran cattle men,
with headers which need a crew of
ho ! could ^o over ¡1.
When within
Nnrzeon. _ Ofr.c
V 111 i f
herded cuttle over a range 350 ! fifty vards of where the Indians
Barticular inteiestmg examples j nine men. Those with whom Mr. tiie upper lefthand corner of the
miles long and 100 miles wide. ; "ere concealed they opened fire of the evolution of different file , Lynn worked, cut and stacked 25 ! counterfeit surrounding the “ X ”
C. W - T O W E R . M. D.,
per day. 'Threshing lias is good, while that on the upper
There were over 100,000 head of upon the brave men, wounding one times are exhibited in the geo- j acres
Physician and Su-gcon,
cattle on that range.
Robinson ' and killing tin other outright graphical distribution of plants. ! been in progress about a month, right hand corner is very poor, and
M vr. »K. iiu.r», O gn .
and his party s.»M out to the Brui- All that the one who was killed If we consider tho whole carili us but m i t w eather has hindered very the lines in the work cannot bo
W -C . a n g e l n , m . d . rie ( 'alili* c<»m:»»mv in 1882, and said when h** fell was: “ Oh, i >< i \ to its climate, we shall observe much. A number of steam thresh­ traced as they can in tho genuine
went overland with a pair of mules oh, ! »■ >vs .
iin1 other man suivi that in a few regions near the ers are working in this vicinity. lulls. On the Imok of the counter­
Physician and Accoucheur,
t > Uolorndo. Tin y settled on a not a iord ,1 ut lu rolled in be­ eqnulor, that have a uniform e li-! Wheat is yielding from 20 to -40 feit the word “ This,” beginning
CO Q U IL L E C IT Y . OGN.
range in La Blatte county, m ar I, l i mi a blaft’ below the t o p o n e . so i aio, plants will grow ali tin* year ; bushels to the acre, and at twenty- the phrase “This note is a legal
vini* f.
Durango. Bast month he wrote that the Indians could not see him, through -without manifesting any five cents per bn-ht 1, the farmer tender, Ac. is punted, “ Tms.”
makes money very fa.-i, with his There are other slight errors in
' J f1 â
», t
ather that the l ’ io Indians and laid there all day.
O. 32. SMITH,
periodica i I pro: eronces,
is
Corn and the printed law on the back of the
•ken from their reservation
“ There weie about Í a tv Indians tin- ease, for example, east < )i the improved m a c h i n e r y .
Sorp;eon Dentist,
i
l all kinds of vegetables, , counterfeit, There aro no counter­
anil were driving the cowboys from in tin* lmncl!, ami during the day Amies in Northern Brazil, ill villi- I 'i ita ti íes
I
..i i
•ni.l ! feits on the series of 1800, 1878
pumpkins, melon
M A R SH F IE L D , OREGON.
the range, and that he had volun- ; they were joined by more. Tin re na and in dava, w hen the vegeta- including
v in i :im.
teered to fight the redskins.
lie were some ring-leai 1er white men 1 ion is green and blooms c* »¡itili- squashes, are abundant. Our crop, and 1880.
was in Durango, he wrote, when in the bunch mid they would cull | ,mllv; „°uel, most species bocome I though small this year, will as 'I lie UinwiS 3iitiit<-m*e on Yes-
J. M. VOLKMAR, M. D- the news of the outbreak was fetch­ out to us: ‘Oh, boys! oli, I
«-fa I ion..
! near as wc can estimate it now',
JO v s
woody and nearly all live long and
Physician and Surgeon.
Although
many
disbelieve the
us about $600.00.
Good
ed there on July (5th, last by two ‘Come up, y on ---------------—,
;m^ bear fruit often; w hile the short- I
M ykti . r P oint , U och Cv... Oi»«.
i once-fruiting
e *i* species retire
,- to
, health
lately; idea held by many others that the
j lioys, aged respectively 8 and 10 bring the soldiers!’ I toll von
you 1 i*
Jived,
.
. has
. prevailed until
. .....
v_*a Uiif
few cases of billious moon governs and affects meflt and
— j years. They were sons of Mr. vvliiit, the bullets flew hot mid live- j the |^,kgrouDa. i n'other tropical j tl,m
We vegetation, it would be hard to
: Wilson of Wilson,
( ’árlelo A l\ for awhile. J heie were alioiit t regions wliere a periodical cliiniilc 1 , ' orln tho neighborhood.
J. Z. HOLCOMB
S c u o le ’ a l nmi M w a x ic . 1. i - unti
; Johnson, M’ho own large ranch in ! seven of us cowboys j • 1 range with is produced bv the difte re nee in expected t») hear tho musical rattle make a great many believe who
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r
‘U
hit
»ix,
m
(ULcv: Over 8»*m»utuvl:e
La Platte county, near tiie ».Utah i our horses. J had forgotten all tiie moisture of tiie atmosphere, of the rattle-snake when we came i have experimentell ujxui the tlieo-
HoUf.nct Huild.np'. Fron» v.rt-cî
Marshfield, Oregon.
line. On July 3d tire Utes put on (about danger, and was standing in the long lived plants prevail, and h(*re. but s o far, we have not. heard ; oes held, that the moon does not
TJTWill uroiiidHioualty visit tie» various . .
.
Wo lu ivo some very ¡exercise a decided ii fluence upon
I m L on tlMk river.
j tneir war-paint, attacked the ranch, the open, about 450 yards from the ||, 10 ground is so occupied with or seen one.
drove oft'cattle, and one of tlieii jelling led deul>, shouting the |
¿pi
coming on of the dry disngreeal >¡0 wind-storms in fall \egetutiou. the olii idea li ai still
.. XDfELAJLST,
T-
number was killed by one of W il­ best I knew how, 1 was getting 1 season that tho short-lived kinds and winter, sometimes lasting all pit vails is that all things that grow*
C oquille C it y , O regon .
son’s men. The Indians then at- close to their heads, as they were i cannot fina room upon it.
The day, but oftener only an hour or and bear above ground should be
G E N E R A L AGEN CY for thv Bato of C ity
cowboys, wounded to me, and I could hear the ping, case is different in those regions two; then the dust ilies so you can planted on the increase and just
property, litmuses unti 1»»» h , tiinl»*-r. fcirrus, j tacked the
They
ranches, oto. Oltice in lit-ruld ouiidino.
I Adolph Tush and Charles ( ’ook, ping of the bu.lets jis they passed where spots become barren of veg- not see your nearest neighbor on the full of the moon.
j and had five of their own men my head. Some of the boys hol­ 1 etation 111 consequence of the house, if it is a half mile away. generally come up better, grow off
The lightning plays about quite quicker and mature sooner, and
| killed and a number wounded. lered out to me to get my horses i parching heat
Then, when the
.^j ; lively, too, sometimes.
One man things that grow underground,
W ATCH -M AK ER A JEW ELER, But they killed eleven horses of under cover or tho Indians would r.uny Henso„ get6 ¡Ui the anmi
the whites, stampeded 100 horses, kill them, and you bet f got them j qU;ckly spring up petween the and two horses have been killed sui'li as turnips, potatoes, etc.,
Ooq.-u.ille C i t y , O r .
We generally do the best planted after
n j f ’ Work uf all descriptions done at short drove the cowlioys from the camp, out in a hurry.
j bulbous and tuberous herbs that in this county this summer.
notice and extreme!3' low prices.
have no sleighing here. The snow’ full moon nnd on until the new
burned the outfits and took away
v ln 47 .
tiie halls came close ENOUGH,
'are able to keep their places
comes and goes about as il does in mooli in what is generally called
all the provisions and stores. They For me to feel the heat of them I through the drought.
The
short-
I. O. G. T.
Oregon.
We live in sight of the dark nights. There are many old
had 17,000 head of cattle
on the side of my face, and one j lived species are of most impor-
Morning: Star Lodge
Kansas Bacific R. R .; and though farmers who are always governed
AT TH EIK MERCY.
threw
the
dirt
all
over
of
me.
An-
I
tance
where
u
warm
season
alter­
No- 464,
we can hear the. W’histle of “ Little by the stage of the moon in plant­
Meets at Coqnille C ity every Thursday Wilson’s boys rode twenty-nine j other ball struck between my feet nates with a cold one, and the
Annie” and the “O res” no more, ing and nothing will shake their
evening. V isiting members o f ttiis order, in |
warm one lasts long enough for
hours
without
food
or
rest
and
nr-
I
above
the
knees
and
went
sailing
j;ood standing, are cordially invited.
tne shrill notes of tho locomotive convictions or belief that such is
rived in Durango exhausted. Col- off a humming. We were fighting them to go within its terms through
reminds 11 s of them.
W o often ' not the true plan.
is also believed
K. of L.
onel Hall, commandant at Fort now mostly for the two men they the whole cycle of their life, from long to watch the old Coquille, as ! that if hogs are killed in the full of
Pioneer Assembly, No-
their seed time to the ripening of
Lewis, twelve miles from Durango,
o 7 lmd within range on the rock, for
it goes on and on, rippling so soft- the moon the meat will not shrink
3070.
As the warm season
Meets at roq iiille C ity every Monday sent a company of cavalry to drive ! we did not know then but that | their fruit.
lv to the sea, and hear the wind I in cooking, to boil it will increaso
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evening. Visiting moml>ers, in K«*od stand­ the Indians back to their reser- both were alive, and we kept them becomes shorter tho number of *
sighing through the cedars and in size, but will not let out much,
ing, are cordially invited.
vation, and Robinson and his chum covered so that the Indians could annuals is reduced, until finally, toss the glossy, fragrant myrtle, oil or grease. To kill and cure on
went along. Last week his father not get to them to scalp them. 1 when the summer is not long but alas! we must c i ntuit our- j the decrease of the moon, tho meat
O.
F.
I. O.
received from him a letter dated i But the red devils got the poor j enough for any of them to perfect
s e l f in viewing the waving, ripen-j will shrivel, draw* up and lose in
at Dolores, the last postollice sta- ! fellows in spito of all we could do, their seeds, they disappear nlt<>-
Coquille Lodge No.53
ing grain, and in listening to the size in boiling it, but will give con­
Meet» Ht (’.outiiHi* C ity every Satnrdny even
tion in the wild country. Ho said and it made our blood boil and getlier. Thus the persistent, ofton-
tuneful notes of the festive grass­ siderable oil or grease in cooking
iUK. Vinitin« brethren, in «ooii standing,
that he collected a force of cow- j nerves tingle with hot anger to fruiting speeies gain the monopoly hopper—the Kansas grasshopper -
cordiaUv invited.
_________
!<• grease the vegetables that may
boys in Durango and proceeded to ; hear their fierce and triumphant on the high mountains and in whose reputation is world-wide.
be boiled or cooked with the meat.
A. F. and A. M.
Mancus, a small post village near ! yells anil the cheers of the rene- Arctic regions, but with the differ- j There, now we think you have a
Chadwick Lodge, No-68- the cattle range, where a number gado whites, curse them. We once that in some districts they j fair idea of Kansas, and will ad- Any one can easily try this expe­
riment as well as experiment with
Meets at Coquille C ity on Saturday even­
At ¡could not get to Uie poor, brave maintain themselves above ground ni^
^
,‘l ,.l),u‘l</ V’( ’ a‘s
in'; ou or before tl*e tiie full moon iu each of cowboys joined the party.
some try to make believe Oregon the time of planting.
A nyone
uiouth.
Dolores
the
loros
of
cowboy
volun-
j follow» in the rocks, on accoont of : tliroiis-h the whole year without | ^ uw & it (he worat ,,!* * in the ; » b o has cooked much pork know*
John Goodman,
To our ’ friends we wish
W. M. t«ers was increased to forty-two, the hill, which was sure death to protection against tho climate, j w o r ld .
that some meat increases iu sizo
all of whom were well armed and j the man who attempted to ascend ' while in others they exist through ! the best of wishes; to our enemies
w hile being boiled and that some
0 . A. R.
mounted. The Utes had fled over it. Well, we fought there all day ; a long period of rest, protected !
any we have-—good luck and a
I f we find time pork almost fries away to lard,
cftre3 ,vllich sur.
Gen- Lytle Post, No- 27, the Blue mountains into the In- «ml pin t o£ Ilio night, nnJ then we ngmust effects of the cold by means j
while some gives but little fat in
Meets at Coquille C ity, on every first dian territory, and the avengers lmd to leave after several attempts of their perennial parts under the round us, we may write again.
cooking.—Ex.
and third W ednesday.
Visiting coiuradb, followed the trail for seven days to draw them from covor.
They soil or under the cover of an effect­
Adieu! Lena Lynn.
in good standing, cordially invited.
Wilson, Kansas, Sept. 5th.
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and nights to Utah, where the sav- Jhad us in a dry canyon, and when ive shelter. Chronicle.
Chas. S. True, Comn under.
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ages took refuge.
J
L H. Wrillt
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