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et
It ain't no uso to (¿nimble and oompìain;
It’ s jest as cheap nml easy to rejoice;
Wlu-n Uod sorts ont the weather and sends
rain,
Why, rain’ i« my choice.
The weather at going to
®
pres*
°
*
bills fair to lie rainv for n few ila vs
at lon*<t.
The Mail says: Henry
Huden
[ L : G ajìoon . J
M iss Mary
The Coaledo road, in the vicinity
Jackson
and
M iss
Loucindu McClosky, of the upper
of Green Point, is in a bad condi
tion.
Some work has been sub
river, paid this office a pleasant vis scribed, and it would l*c well to
apply it while we are enjoying
it yesterday
of the Dean family, in this section,
returned home
from
a
Hsit
to
friends and relations on the upper
The increasing pressure of busi
ness at Dean A Huntington’s com
pels thorn to increase their
¿•’red Kronenbeig will
foice.
occupy a
bench in their store.
<n
to
some one
matters political.
gifted
with
If
sufficient
i tt third class
Let the bitterness go past, Ac.
Let us all agree, that the domestic enemy
Is an evil that each patriot must fear,
And to keep the Ship of State from an un
timely fate,
Send them to their old position iu the rear.
Let the bitterness go past, Ac.
consideration.
L et
us hear tho buzzing of the saws
aud
the
welcome
zephyr
that
the
approach
of
C. B. W utson, collector
of
cus
toms for the port of Coos Lay, w.li
»speak iu Odd Fellows hall, ou the
pohtic d issues of In** present cam
ters, but it is well to have it attes
ted on tho outside.
and any resulting delay
Now the
wet
weather
is
proaching, it is well to give
ap
some
J pardoned.
the use of
must
be
I have negotiated for
another building
and
kind going to San Francisco, Portland ■
that wishes to hog - hug, or what or elsewhere far away from their
ever it may be called—-another fel- i tomes.
The increased patronage
sufferer, an
o '. h ’
undying
hatred
tho’ (j10 local educational officials
for the criminal.
Nobody but }l have not aided the institution as
last Thursday.
H e says
that
cran ; would spi oak himself in that much as could be desired.
Our
Messrs. ¡Sengstacken and Webster,
way, consequently, we will publish - greatest need now is a suitable
o f Marshfield, are, each, construct
an essay on cinnks next \.eek.
building, dedicated to that purpose,
ing new buildings in that tow u.
Mr. Moulton, o f this place, tried nnd we hope that in another year
Am ong other holiday goods re
i to capture a large buck in the or so we will see that want suppli-
c.'ivwt at bis storta at M\ttle J oint, river onjiosite Mr. -h F. ( oilman's ed. The friends of the cause are
t . i i Edwards has u hue lot «
wee
Mrs. Gilîman talking about beginning the orco-
^ #
* ¡'1 ixe last
1, 1! ,
to s, lard raw s, i
.ui.mi.'i^ j in 1 jif>r i,llsik.lfjtl kept the deer • tion of sudi a building, and it is
ci r Is, albums, drums, wagons, etc.
rom going’ ashore on their side of only a question of time when the
Mr. J. »>. Hunt, of this place,
lia> our thanks for a fine lot of
the
river,
and
Mr.
Smith
and ('oquille commercial college
C (I I j U ! L L E
Dec. 1st, ISM.
Students wishing to take a complete btis-
im-Ks course, can avail themselves o f
the privilege without incurring the enor
mous expense hih I inconvenience of going
far fr >m home.
A Primary Department
Will be conducted in connection with this
institute, and instruction will be Riven to
pupils of any age and grade.
Among the
branches which constitute a scientific course
’•re. orthography, rending, elocution, plain
aiul
will
family gum dial the other side, I be established ou a firm basis.
mammoth vegetables among which ‘ M Bile Mr. M »niton with his boat
Lnvors of the cause o p education
An assortment of
Boots and shoes,
Crryiag (he l !. N. 'I,¡¡Is,
k Co’s EXI’RESS
Hats and caps,
WEILS, FAR«»
AND
Stationery, Inks,
Passengers
D ry goods anc1
Clothing
L a
dies, Gents
and Children«
General fur
Passengers leaving Connine City on the
morning trip can visit Marshfield and Em
nishing goods;
pire City, having two hours iu each place
and return to Coquille City the seme even
also groceries,
ing.
Canned goods,
Go with the Mail and always make !
connections.
Cigars, tobacco
Through Fare only <*l..r»0.
audcan lLes. H e pays. the^high-
JARVIS A ARRINGTON. P r o ps .
C. W. ZtM W A L T .
est price for country prinluce.
Agent.
C olm ile City, Ogn.
uJStf
v ln 2 3
Farmers! Look to Your Interests!
Don t be misled by misrepresentations o f competitors.
a lt i t i i :» .
feel confident in having it in read
thought to the understanding. G oj )
iness to accommodate my pupils by
In Dora. October iJiul. nt the resilience
to Dean & Huntington's and order,
of Deacon M. Krantz, by the Rev. F. E.
the first of December.
a pair of their excellent, calfskin
Scofield,
M. J. Krantz to Dora A. Wright,
I have labored zealously several
boots. A t the same time, if neces
al! o f Coos county.
years to establish a commercial in-
sary, Jim Hayes will cut your hair
At the residence of the bride's parents near
stitute in this part of the state; a Sumner. Oct. 2"», lHs-h by L L. Unrnian, J.
in first class style.
place where pupils can obtain a * 1’- George W. Norris nnd Mary J. Dyer,
W e are opposed to all forms of good, business education, without j — >nr con”r‘"-<u!flt1“118-
Mr. John Nasburg called on u.
COOS BAY,
is life in tho far west.”
Some person inching a p .» t *
J
m
*
M>uio fear of the luw and a ilcuent
•I
l
v n i f . m f u i i i l ine: l u i n t i 1
low hir!.
Our
attention lias been j eniq, year since its first opemng.
legat’d lot* propriety» is tearing
call »■ii to mi:- pi act ire t ». late, and proves that the
down the pokier.-, belonging to, ana
poo,»If* appreciate | G 'O M M E R C I A L C O L L E G E ,
we exi l our sy rapa th y to the the effort (hat h as b e e n m a d e , a l- I
advertising the Olive hotel.
1
CVonille City, Coos C<>. Oregon, will reopen
r
CON STANTLY
Keeps
to rise, notwithstanding that, “such
hogishness, particularly that
paign, tub» evening.
PROPRIETOR,
busy
building has- disappointed me in Now, you are giving the lie direct
regard to securing a suitable room, Don't allow your political passions
own horn in referring to such mat
0. ANDREWS
Stage leaves Coquillc City every
times, and we care not who is day (except Sunday) at 6 A. M.
and 1 P. M.} connecting irifh
Presidout— lie will be of no weight
the Cars and Steamers for Cos
anyway.
Bay each trip.
Leaves Co(de.do for Coquillc
It is now a concealed fact that the City at 9:30 A. M. andò P. M.
whispers
greatest amount of political lying
indulged iu by any paper is now
A new feature of business iu this l such beautiful weather.
pursued by the Portland Standard.
A C ard .
J list at going to press we receive
I f the editor of that paper ever was
locality is the traffic in coal -sev
In answer to many inquiries to answer for all of them it will
eral loads have been hauled paid a line lot of wedding cake, compli
ments of Mr. Geo. A. and Mrs. from various sources, especially take him an eternity to finish tho
this office, aud s o il in town.
job.— | Plaindealer.
Jennie Bennett, formerly M iss Jen- from niy old patrons, in regard to
A number of people on the river
W h isht! A whisper with you,
nie Mark. W c are uninformed as j the reopening of the commercial
are anxious to secuie a hog law for
to further details of the wedding.! school at this place, I refer them brother—a faint breath of reproof.
this county. A u expression of the
T is not more than six weeks ago
Uncle Thomas W illard author- i to
<Klvc‘ tisonlcnt “ mmenoin6
people is
wanted— let us hear
in this issue of the HernliL
A since you took us to task for im
ized
us
to
say
that
our
job
work
is
from you.
breach of promise on the part of plying that, in a certain contingen
as
g.»od
as
can
bo
done
anvwhere.
Mr. Robert Dean, the Patriarch
cy, a particular person would lie.
river.
r
respect
power would start that saw-mill
nini
wife
are
exjiectcd
home
1'}
the
i
Conservative
are
thon«
who
advance
aud
L O C A L IT E M S .
on the hank of the river, he would
give the blow«
'steamer Coos Bay.
When questions must be Bottled with a engender an enthusiasm of more
Fix up that gap in your sidewalk;
The schooner Sea Foam was
tiédit.
vital importance to the toiling
it looks bad.
driven from Blaeklock harbor, af
Let the bitterness go past, onet flag flics at citizens of this town than the
A Elaine and Logan club has been ter losing an anchor, by uufavora- ,
th© mast,
election to office of any man.
I We arc a people united a« of yore;
formed at this place.
It numbers ble weather.
’ Neath the lianner of the Free, all enjoy W ith dull times, and a family to
2*2 members.
Alex. Martin, Steve Lapp's step-
i support, the question of who will
their Liberie
,1 im Hayes has opened a barber’s son, residing on Isthmus slough,. From Atlautic to the great Pncifio Shore. h j 0 President can hardiv raise to
ligent public
OFFICE
Store,
of enthusiasm in this town, with
Rsse pirtizuxiH will .strive to keep enmity
«live,
Their low bom schemes will never bear
shop at Dean <fc H untingtons ad- shot himself in the left hand while when the battle's in array, to strive and
win the day.
joining the Olive hotel
hundling a pistol.
Each man must do the duty that he sworo-
D r MeCormac, county school su- When pence has been declared, each soldier
I f an argument will not with-
is prepared
stand the logic of au answer, it is perintendent, is again going the
To
fraternize—they're
enemies no more.
unworthy the attention of an intel rounds of the public schools.
**»
k.r
»•o.
ling
and
>tol,
W e hear that there is a dearth
« » i r n r n i y i ERSi s s ii » r tsT .
{ ' /tr/'Me
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/ '
Investigate
and see where you can buy Hie cheapest; in doing so, call at W hitney
& O'Connell’s, the originators of low prices on this river.
They keep-
constantly on hand at their hard ware store in Coquille City, the foL
lowing* special i ties:
T in , C opper end S h eet-iron w a re; a
su p erior article o f H om e m anufacture
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W e ll se le c te d sto ck o f gen eral
hardware^ sto v e s and ranges,, w ood
and w illow ware«
Farm tools and Implements, Iron and Steel, Pumps, Water-pipes
nnd Fittings, Paints, Oils and Brushes; Lam ps nnd Crockery, Hornes«
and Trimmings, Rope, Glass ware, Plated and Granite ware.
Rifles,
Pistols and Ammunition, Terra Cotta Chimney Pipo, Bird cages and
Fishing tackle,
and all Goods usually kept iu a first class
Hardware
finKine-s and social letter-v.Titing, coiupo-
we find a riita-bagn or Swede tu r -1 made it warm for the poor animal, should join in the efforts that have sition, Rrnnimnr, political, physical and Store.
nip which weighed -b/, pounds.
It finally made its escape up the j been made nnd are being made, to commercial Rooxruphy, nritlunetic, »Kiok-
N. B. W e make a Speciality o f job-work,, and gunranteo- satisfaction*
keeping, coimut rcisl science, ulgehrn, phys
The mem liers of the ( oqnille bank and enne near jumping into; bring about the required result.
U h
( ‘itv Brass Bund will accept the Mrs. Gil!m an’s arms.
t h a n k s of the undersigned, for two
Two fast runners have been de
lino pieces of music discoursed for velop'd here in the past week—
his especial
benefit.— John
H ub
Harvv Schweers aud Frank Hunt.
Clark Miller.
A c o n sid e ra te lire.
W e have been wronged-outraged.
iology tho laws o f health, and the rudi
ments o f music—vocal and instrumental, etc.
Tuition, the same ns under our old system.
C lark M
W hile moukviog with a wild steer Our susceptibilities have been trill
The Am ethyst has taken on the | they iueuired its enmity, but for ed with, and wo feel a certain
last of the lumber at the mill. M e ; whh-h their speed of perambulation amount of disgust in consequence.
hear that their is a probability of might have remained a secret.
A In our last issue we mentioned the
il l e r ,
Principal.
AG E
G -R A ItfB
Vi e run through an open field, with the attempt to set Dr. Angell’s house
hope That the rumor will not prove steer in the rear striking the boys on fire. Now, it has been discover
alternately amidships, was made ed to bo but a trick, a sham and a
unfounded.
snare. An empty bucket left on
Mast’s machine threshed over very little short of Maplewood’s
night before, con
It is likely bovine persua the place the
3000 bushels of grain near this time.
To be given at Coquille City, on
their
motion tained water, in the morning, and
place two weeks since, in less than sion accelerated
the fire— a significant affair— was
seven days. I t is said to have done somewhat.
made on sand which prevented any
the best work of any’ machine that
A Dakota vornan has passed a damage to the floor. The laths on
l) 4 ‘c<*iiib<*r 3 1 th, 1 * * 1 .
has ever been here.
prohibition law so far as her hus the partition wall were slightly
The managers will spare no
A letter from our old friend J.
band is concerned. She says she scorched to the hight of one and a pains to make this the grandest
C. Stevens, at San Bernadino, ( ah,
will shoot the first man who sells half feet W e feel as if we had affair of the season.
The enter
informs us that he has produced 0
or gives him a drink of liquor, and been cheated; but our only regret tainment of their guests will be
tons of honey from 50 stands of
the saloon keepers are so well con is not for our remarks last week, no;
made a speciality.
bees sin co last spring.
The pi ice
vinced of her earnestness— as she we regret that the incipient fire bug
per pound is 2^ to 3 cents.
has killed one of them— that they is not compelled to atone for his
Rev. H . B. Swafford preached in are letting her old man suffer from infernal meanness.
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this place Sunday and Sunday an exceedingly dry drought.
She
Sch ool IlooltM.
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n igh t From him wo learn that does not think it necessary to make
Next month the school superin
the next quarterly meeting of the a political question of prohibition.
Been engaged, and refreshments
tendents will decide by vote upon can be had at tho Robinson, or
M . E. church South will commence Gainesville Hesperian.
MASQUERADE
Christmas Eve,
The Coquille String Band
Saturday, Nov. 8, at
which
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no small thing; a deal of money is
The contractor for biyldingHOO. .
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involved, and the money comes out
Saturday night last was the first 000
worth of sewers in W ashingtou
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,
of the pockets of those who are
cold night of the season, yet, the City, has
imiiorted the lowest class
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ir
-
i
t
sending
children
to
school.
As
frost, *if there were any, did not of Italian and Hungarian laborers .
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r
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-j!
there
will
be
six
publishing
houses
raise a color. A peculiarity with to
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do
the work. They
camped
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represented by as many agents, it
our climate is, if the night is cold ;
their wages insufficient io
is to bo naturally presumed that
and the weather dry clear and calm ;upnjt c f their living in housas, and
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the day will be as hot ns at any troublo
is feared between them aud ;
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and
it
is
to
be
hoped,
in
considera
other portion of the year.
tile displaced resident laborers.
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tion of the hard times, that our
a
The cannery company sent
The contracts were taken on a basis
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i superintendents will see that there
boat up to the forks of the river of labor at a dollar and a half per < .
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is as little chnngo made as iiossi-
last week, where a largo run of sal dnv, and as the imported la b o r, . .
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, bio. 11ns frequent change has
mon was reported.
A catch of 300 costs less than half that am ou n t,!.
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i been of but little advantage to the
was made, but as they were of the the contractor will pocket a ban- : .
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1 children, and has been a grievous
dog variety they were thrown away. some fottune in the diffeence.
i tax ugon parents,— (Farmer.
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T h e company still find enough fish
to justify runniug their cannery ’ Tis Hweet to love, but O how bitter
Subscribe for the H erald .
To love a "ill and then not qil her.
and about 11 or 15 bouts.
Eld. Michael will be down.
iRTLE,
ay 8 on
lrute».
K,
on
e rate».
▼e tim -
uanti-
liv ìn g
time
This is
Olivo hotel.
T I C K E T S for the
bail
Dealer in, and Manufacturer •(.
T
TIN, COPPER ANiTSHEET!RON
FOR
starting the mill again, soon.
the school book question.
W hitney & O’ Connell, Props.
Primary (p?r term ).......................... j J. m H)
Secondary
“
.......................... f7.no
b ard
biadcn.
at Living Prices.
( not
in
WILLS, FARGO Company's
Agate & G-ranate Ware,
Lamps, Chimneys and Lanterns»
Sails
Home Mutual
Rope,
&
Paint and Oils* and a
Full line o f
M
Insurance Cos.,
N e w H om e Æ
N e w H ow V, e
^
Hardware
Guns and Ammunition
Hercul * Powder,
r *
Iron & Blacksmith’s
1
Sewing Machines*
Supplies-
A L L A T BOTTOM PR ICES
LIGHT
Address &- McEWAN-
PIONEER HARDWARE MAH,
Coquille City, Oregon»
cluding supper) §1.50
A ll
are
requested
to
come
Knmasquc.
MYRTLE DRUG STORE.
James Cartwright <fc Steve Gallier
Managers.
In summer, when the ground is dry,
Our wayward minds impressing
W ith w hat is meet—what we should buy—
Light caif skin is a blessing.
Rut, when the rain descends, and mud
Impedes perambulation,
We need it boot both strong and (. ood
To reach our destination.
Go to Dean & Huntington’ s—
They will-fit and please you;
They keep every thing,
From stout boots for winter,
To light ones for spring.
M yrtle Point, Ogn,
W. L. DIXON
.
ID IE L A -X jiE IR
.
.
Proprietor.
HIST
Drugs, Medicins, Paints, Oils, Candies, Cigars,
Tobago,
Fancy Articles, Stationery nml the finest quality of School Book«..
Agent for the leading sewing Machines, Mason & Ham lin or*,
guns, Ac. Old W in es and Liquors of the best quailty.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
L I V E and L E T L I V E .
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