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Y O L . 3. COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18 1884. NO. 14. F a i n a s INI w a t o r * . my potatoes as soon as the vines hut she is seldom sjx>ken of by day, and year after year, looking Farmers have not as cordially I we™ dead In the spring of 1817 j New Yorkers. Yet she is more steadily to the west for the return We walk upon the sho’.es of time And watch the billows play. of his fair young bride, through devoted themselytls to the success ! I planted about one acre to.Canada j l>eautiful than the girl who may L. F. L ane . J ohn L ane . The tide comes in. the tide goes out, LAN E & LANE, the winters’s snows and the heat of of annual fairs as the importance lied, a late variety; planted early on ; with justice he called the belle of And life has lost a day. ____ ____ the summer’s sun, despite the en demands. The local annual fair is rich gravel land, and about the 20th ! New York. Comparisons have fre- Atteyoeys aud Counselors at Law. And yet we sport upon the sand treaties of his comrades to return the farmer’s, home school, and j August the vines died, and the ! quently been made between Miss Land Cases a Speciality. Like children in their glee, Othoo ou Main Street, opposite Cosauopolitau While tumbling waves our footprints hide to the village, until the Great Man should teach a valuable, practical It’ st week in August I dug them, j C hamberloin and- Miss Marion For all eternity. Hotel. itou took pily on him and cast him lesson. The fair should be expect The weather was hot, the ground | Langdon, and nearly always as far Rogoburg, Oregon. Can we ailord through life to go into a sleep from which he awuk- ed to bring together the best evi- dry and the potatoes so green that | as beauty is concerned in favor of J.M.S iolin . J ohn A. G b it And leave no mark behind. Miss Lang- enod iivjho great hereafter to lirnl denoe of the advancement of agri- the skin would rub off in handling. ; the Cleveland girl. No product of the heart or hands, Siglin & Gray. hitnself in the arms of his wife, | culture in the district. If the farm- 1 dug in the forenoon and carted ; don, by the way, bids fair to Lethe No creature of the mind? Attorneys and Counselors At Law, while the Great Spirit, in order to j ors in the district, represented by them to the cellar in the afternoon, j pioneer American professional Each life should be a written book, Coos county. Oregon. Wit icli all may come and read; Oerifk—I loi lumi l/uùUing, opjwsite Mimico perpetuate the story of his love and j annual fair, entered into it as a running into a window and tilling ^ beauty. She is a tall girl, with a HoUl. A story of a noble aim. matter of personal interest, coming bin four feet wide ai^i live feet supeib iiguio, a classical face of devotion, cifrved this Of thought cud act aud deed. W . S IN C L A IR , whenever an opportunity offered, j high. 1 here were about 150 bush-j the dark type, and le&erved and A.J.Mck. FACE ON THE CLIFF » * • - - --- Attoniry ni Law, j Just where the young chief so long offering piizes in all those depart-! altogether and no ventilation in even haughty manners. She is tho T in - O ld A lan o f I hi* Mam n l a i n . Oou«*ral Inst»rmice und Real Estate Agent, ! kept ward and vigil; and there it ments most requiring improve- i the cellar, except the windows, and daughter of Mrs. Philip Schuyler, C oquille C ity ^ O regon . I heard vesteiday from an agei stands to this day, unchanging and j nient, stimulating a lively rivalry, these potatoes kept perfectly sound, one of the old families, and has a Indian, whose form was lient, whose t T g O W E N . , . , ., . . , eternal, an everlasting reminder of | sueli enthusiasm would produce while another lot planted the same | fortune in her own right estimated hair was as white as snow, nnd wlio , ... , f -n i,_.,_ i . . . . . ,, , ,, . j the fidelity and faithful ness o£ love, i most unexpected progress and soon week and dug in November was at a clean million. An extraordi Attorney and Counselor at Law, c aimti. o x ) )( .Uh o v , am | jj. £or this reason that the ro-j give the fair a wide reputation. half rotten, or more. I have fol nary combination of wealth, beauty M tBSurisi.i>. Oon. this is the story lie told me: Manv, j nm||tic littlo house, perched just | The fair is capable of being or- lowed this rule to dig potatoes as and social position, New Yorkers H H AZARD. man> y ear.* , k u>ie n u j above the lake, which lies at the j ganized into a most instructive soon as convenient after the vines worship her—they will have none Attorney and Counselor at Law. man nu pt n eia n *jl > I!e.c * | foot of the mountain on which is school in any or all departments of i (lie. Ibis season my potatoes were of Miss Chamberlain.—New York BatFX&a Crtt. Own.______ Letter to Chicago Tribune. * i - r ; 1 UU mv 11 ‘ j111*? C. ^ , I the profile, is the favorite place for agriculture. Let us suppose that! in cellar in August, --------- ------------- — “ x w .M S » O T . the L eimgvwnssets, who loved the 1#)verR to p]ig|,t their troth, for | cattle feeding for beef is an im por-! Li cultivating potatoes my rule o f K ro tx i i.wly daughtv "t a in al tn >e,, tjiey £e(q tiiat the Ohl Man of the taut industry in the district Now has been to plant shallow, cutting Attornev at Law. I Willi"! h dwell far olì* on the shores' j Mountain is a witness, and that all this business, by some, is supposed i »11 as soon as they are up, coveting A correspondent of an English M ab v . u o . lp . O ox . ! of distant Horieon and waged con- ! sorts of terrible things would hap-j to be well understood by farmers, I the young plants nearly up. 1 be- paper gives the following sensible D. OU W A T S O N . j stunt warfare with its ueigu >ois. I n were they to be untrue to each a,lt] they are hardly aware that ^,>ve ln mulching with coarse ma advic: to pure ih liase rs of brood ' Attorney and Counselor at Law ¡ It was while a prisoner in th e1 other, and it is a remarkable ft^ct j »tuytliinig remains to be learned ! nurft KOon after cultivating, and mares: They nhocld commence 1 Coos Cm. O on . i hands ......... of ' - his enemies that the \ that all engagements that have ever about it; but when you meet one ! have had very good crops by shal- their inspection at the ground and ! young eliiei saw and lorn tie a n i been , , made 1Uila at „+ il»o Hm, who holds that opinion, just ask j low plowing; soil, sandy loam. work upward. This is a good plan, the point I 1 «»«n mention j . E l . J n maiden, who returned his affection, ! have invariably resulted in happy Notary Public him what it costs, accurately, to j Drag the ground and drop the po as sometimes a buyer is attracted and releasing him, aided him to nnir’ iages. And the shores of this j i\dse a thrifty steer the first twelve tatoes, and cover the ground with by a showv-topped animal, with a Coqinu.K Cm, 0<>s. escape, and he returned to his little Profile Lake are romantic in | months. Ho can do nothing more dry straw six indies or more, with fine symmetrical outline, and is so C A R L H- VOLKM ER- tribe in safety, the exneim*, extreme, and moon than give a gue-ss at it. As io «loes out any cultivation during the sum fascinated that he neglects tho - ' bearing with m hi Hi i me au i when the ujo im»uu Atto.ncy and Counselor at Law. the promise i - l the gml tnat in t.so sj1jues q,nvu abA>ve into this not know the cost of the steer, he mer. Flat culture has proved liest more iuq*ortant points - the feet C o v n rv (' k u < * o n . m< m »ns s¡ would meet him at a silver mirror, w hose framo is tho j does not know wliotlior it is M tbtms P oint , i and legs. A brood mare should bo kepi miti! me. Lou miry Gentleman. Will practlca in «*! »ii courts of t *v.*^on. > « Ì 0 + ■ + - - - tiienco accom- certain j joint aud j young and vigorous; her constitu- . . t j ; eveilasting hills, and the soft night, a profit or io this is the pre »is a T h ir l V a ' m . cl aw fo ld . •)anv him t j tion not impaired by continuous • .. ... lll&V i* ’ * n i wind murmurs a thousand songs , cise state of agricultural knowledge > • / vine Ins w no. ^»nd so it happen-'., . . . . . „ «,• j . j ! . margarot Smitn, a gond-.ookmg j yearf; 0f excessive toil .and hard »V • Attorney and Counseior at L ► m 11 i through the b ianche.* oE birch and upon this matter. Hut a iiK)ik 1 i and modest girl, was o -1 lit ml none of her tribe knew what ; as sent from P 1 o-1 Worn-out mares are not agency. ! pine, aud in the softening rays of , management o f the fair will sot »U hiivi become of her, believing that j lice Headquarters in Now York to suitable to breed from. Mare3 M vto'ir»’-» n. < »> n. j the Queen of the Night, the stern ^ produce accurate knowledge Oil M.t tad been drowned while fish features of the high overhead seem ; Mr. Blake’s Out-door Poor Depart- should have good, tough, open feet, this question. Let £10 be offered • . , , . e r,, J. P “ Ë Â Ô T E R , ivi. D . ,, _ meat, at the Department of Uhan- the pasterns strong, but not too ing iu *i»e lur.e, hei (.uioe w..-. j ^ ,rejax .U1q &ettle down approving- for tho best two-year-old, and $201.- w, .. . , llayuo-Mr-diral and Erifi-tic l'li>s:i*ir«a and i taxi ami C orrection, to invoke Ins perpendicular. The cannon bone Surgeon. U.l'xe :u 1.1 Uunuiiit* f'»“ a- l»*“ '« “ “ P " ;« '1- u ‘‘ “J or ! ly.wlmt womleris it that the peace, , for the best yearling, and half th e 1 • . • r , . <ity. vgnl’.af / ° i aiil m ])rocunng for her a. railroad should be short, flat, nnd broad two alterwanl floating at run, lorn > |ovuUnt;.s ot th(! Kccne brings t nmomit to the second best, with a i . , r t . b- cm C. w . lO V /E R . KL D., , , . „ , , , ticket for Haiti more, bhe came from the side-view, with a flinty “ »• wate'r- sl,e lmTlnB «ver-tora- lel„ ler tllo„ K|lts, ami that Stephen full account ot all the food given!, r ,, , . . , , . b i here from Haiti mure to seek work appearance. The hocks anil knees e,l it mtentieually, that they .n .gh t! , r , ,llis &adclonIv discover Pi vsi;ia.i r.:v: Su-'^ui', in separate periods of six months, . , , • ^ 1 . ’ tliat was promised her in a oouth broad, the latter from the front and M.uHnriru.i'. <a»x. _ i be niislo.l. The young chief anil thev c lit? so much for each other making it easy to determine the ; W- C AN G ELL M. D- 11,is b ,i'Ie U m l !*u» eily for a allori ! , |mt they c;(n uevcr livt. 0])iirt, e,„l real cost of the animal; this will; Fifth-avenue factory where ladies’ the former from a side-view; thighs underwear is made. In Baltimore and arms big and muscular. tim e- too happily it would s e e m - ¡ fm|, jn¡, ¡,le ()1J man consents-for She not only render it easy to figure I Physician and Accoucheur. she had earned £8 a week, and should possess a good chest and for the bluer the skv the sooner lie gi ins more broadly than ever— the cot-t of the animal at one and .- , , c ,, ^ CtlQl-TLLK CITY. OGN. comes lb«* rain, and, just in the meeting at the shop one or tnepro- crest, with a clean-cut head; the tile word is spoken, the aus.ver two years old, but ii will show an rin iti. prioters of the New York factory, eyes lively indicating docility and - midst of their happiness a sudden given, and tho question is settled other important fact, tiio cost Ol r O. E. SMITH, 1 attack was made on their village by Inni been told that she could make pluck, the neck fairly long and set without much ado. It is very easy J j. Keeping at different ages. I ins the Hurons and many prisoners,- ^ ( rii ¡tero. She. arrived and, hav- well into the shoulders, which ergeon Dentist, • . .. . , ,, i for a pretty girl wlio into beside all i .»uint t would be of the ereatest ct*n- i . . , , wou! _ oflil'ti iey, was directed should not l>e upright butslantiug. carried off; while, although the 11 it^ >«ee<»mnaniine.nts fit f Tnoonlmlir. r 1 UI AOU; 1 1 111 , i...... b c 1 1 ^ ing but litile money, ° I________i^ *i. . ~i/i I , the accompaniments of moonliglit, j M A R SH FIE LD , O ilE (iO N . L id his bride escaried . , 1 . , • • S( ‘F4' enee nc to the old-fashioned farm- ! to Matron Webb’s at headquarters. She should not be short-backed— a young chief am vluf ’’.111. , , I lovely scenery an.l whispering ! v t1f o have been wont to consid- ras sorely wounded wouude«l t , Iw.'V/vfiA * , , /\ Ii . •. • I. , hAt« O/"!? , ’ » She was given a be»I there aud the capture, he was K’l . . , lier 1 \ «M « in 1 AU ^ or ■ ' breezes .l T to aid lier sfiiemes j,L.,q y under three to fou .i vt a.n , nexj morning a policeman book her mare with length and room about j7 M. VOLKMAR. M. D- and :>o lamed that lie could her usually breeds the largest and lover 1 1 ^ ; „M ns or very inferior value, nnd | over U O C ' *° ^r^ n» récalcitrant ’•P the factorVi where sha miB physician and Suryson. move without assistance, best foals. The ribs should be w’ell a one ! ^ ^jie Bcrutch, ns I saw last eveu- '¡w ho have never discovered ] wlm have never ...»cover«. that >■■•-«! put to work muting «kirts. She sprung from tho back-lmne, and P oint , (■«* s Co.. U uibjon . of ing as I floated in a canoe under their steers do not pay their keep. ; ,.orked nt her mnc|liue> ,|,nt was v2.itr.tf THE PRISONERS ESCAPED, deep both before and back, tho the deeper shadows of tho northern ingin gain after they are two years I Aiitl, although pursued, succeed»«! | run by steam, without taking her quarters long and drooping behind. J. shore of the lake.—Albany Jour old. This tost in actual feeding ! in reaching tho village of the rival ! ! eves off the muslin till the whistle CoquiLLE C ity , O regon . They should be broad on top, tail nal. will show them tiiat the younger ; imllonuceil u,0 dillIler hour and tribe,ami there, before the council, GENERAL AGENCY f->v tbj salt* of City well set on and loins well arched; property, I iousv -. j und lots. tmilw*rt funns. purchased his life by telling the j The different ways thatsheep may \ a " ," l’ -n.d the less it eosls to p u t; r,1HU went to get her earnings enter- hut abowfe/all it is esseulial she ranch***, Pto. (4ilict' in Herald building. c „ ber ^ book. She liad made age» 1 chief of tho whereabouts of be e utilized, and the different 011 “ h» “ drf pounds of live weight | should be sound. No mare should be X F. HALL. that it takes less food the first twelve skirts and found that there be bred from that is a roarer brok his daughter, whereat the old man profits that may be realized from Surveyor, rejoiced much aud instantly releas them, make them pre-eminently six months than second, less the was due her 20 cents, from w hich en w inded, or has his ring-bones, F ob C ooh C ocntt , O broom . second than the third, and less the 5 cents w as deducted for thread, OfDce: WithT. G. Owen. Esq., ihnslifield. ed the young warrior, loading him the stock best suited to the changes hog or bone spavins, weak feet, bad third than the fourth six months, Perfect niiips of all surveyed and en with gifts und gave him a message constantly taking place in our mar- leaving 15 cents as half a day’s earn ly shaped hooks, or calf-knees. An tored lands furnished on sli,>rt notue._vlnl t() to jlis own village, begging 1 ket. There is a never-ceasing rota-1u,lJ st‘ <’“ 1 au‘11wbeD , tlu® lo * “ ing. Discouraged, she left the shop other matter which requires atten his »laughter to come to him that tion in tho line ot profit and favor- i « » « u g lily understood tho hcef- and went back to Matron Webb tion is the animal’s temper, the lie might see her once more before itism among the different kinds of ! producer will govern himself ne- w ith her story. She was allowed | offspring often taking the temper AVATCH-MAKEH A JEW KLKK, | he d :ed, and to bring l.er husband stoek, and ot present the sheep !' ' ' 'n",-v' . , .. , , , to stay there and rest till the morn of the dam. The importance, there interest seems to be down; bur the ! lh o ftllr “ «re practical school ing. She will probably be returned fore, of selecting a quiet-tempered with her that the hatchet might be C c q .-u .ille C iX y , O r . j ^ ’ Work of all demriptit-ns done nt short buried and the tribes be at peace rotation will soon bring sheep on ito toacl' Prme.ples. Every to Baltimore a sadder but much mare of sound constitution for notice aud extremely low prices. vln47. and allies for ever. And when the top again. Sheep are valuable be- ¡>rlze 0,T,'re' shoul<? 1>0 f'<r « le .lU wiser maiden.—New’ York World. breeding purposes i.s apparent, and message came the girl begged to , cause yielding a double profit, the j lufitmUol‘ of s" m<' '»Pertaut l»m t though last not least, u mare should I. O. G. T. Tin* MeII«* orx«*w Y o r k . r more j wo..l aud the carcass; and this alone j »griculturiil practice; and as the lie allowed to receive one go straight and square iu her ac Morning: Star Lodge The girls of New York are di >r, and wUl alway always make them a favorite ^ “ 8 of !l,ve B ,x>k nb«orl» more word from her dying father, anil | will tion, as it is necessary in all cases, No- 464, of the capital and time of the farm vided into many grades. The so M»*ta at Coqnille City ev»ry Thnrs«lay that her husband would go with j with a numerous class of farmers, for w hatever purpose they are used, eveninc. Visitina m»*nih«*rH of tltis order, in her, forgetting for the moment that! And, liesides, an increasing yearly er than any other speciality, so it cial lines which keep them apart that mares should have a good good «landing, are cordially ¡ranted. should occupy a very prominent are well defined and rigid. I he he could not move, but he told her j demand in market for good fat walking and trotting action. It is K. o f L. to go alone and sent bis brother \ eavly lambs points to another fac- ¡“ sltion at f ,;u/ 1local “ “ • “ d girl whose family is aristocratic next to impossible to get a horse Pioneer Assembly. No* with her, telling her to try try amt and not ih sheen should Her to not Dor ¡tor ih sheep culture, ........... . which, .......... with ...... . I f 16 , I,)'lzos . . . . be given . . . . to lllus- and well-to-do moves only among possessing as many good qualities .3070. the Knickerbockers and seldom and as few had ones as one would Meets at Ooqtrillo City every Monday 1,0 long absent, am! that ho would : (, lre> may bo mnde profitable, j tw tern » pructieul way all the five- -VI1 breeds of meets girls of any other set than evening. Visiting mem tie»«, in good stand watch from the highest peak for , Their utility in the farm economy stock specialties. w ish, but it is well to remember ing, are cordially invited. the tirst sign of her return, sh e ! js a consideration of much im- cattle should be encouraged alike, her own. She is never intimate that a mare should be free from all promising to signal him by lire portance in determining T.liether for each breed has special qualifi with any but her own people, and hereditary diseases to be suitable o. F. I . O. and smoke from far »town the val they shall retain their position cations, adapting it to certain lo if she is throwu in with the daugh for breeding purposes. It would, ley. So he caused himself to be among the farm stock. That they calities. All matters in farm prac ter of one of tho “suddenly rich” therefore, bo well to have the opin Coquillo Lodge N o.53 Meet« at Coqnill* City every Saturday even carried high up on a lodge which are best adapted of all stock to as tice should be illustrated at our fairs, families or a Western beauty, the ion of a veterinary surgeon as to jng. Visitin'» brethren, in «taxi «tarnlm^, cordially invited. ______ __________ overlooked the valley, and there sist in renovating a run-down farm and every farmer should regard it acquaintance is never permitted to the perfect soundness of a mare seated himself, gazing toward the and increasing the fertility of any as his duty to assist in building up become a friendship. I recall ns intended for the stud. O f course, A. F. and A. M. west, to await the return of his be laud is generally admitted. And in these local fairs.—Live-Stock Jour an apt illustration the, niter failure j it' ’¡ T m itln te m irf “ tli5t b im W s nal. Chadwick Lodge, No*68. loved; but she never came back, of Miss Jennie Chamberlain as a 9hou,.l ouly put to the stud mares carefully considering them in the Meets at Coquille City on Saturday even W ilt'll to D ig l*otuto<‘M. ing on or before the the full moon in euou for a rejected suitor of her own ; qifforent points of profit and util- , , . . . . . up to tlie standard described—the month. _ , from Cleveland, where her f a m i l y : « * . . . . . , , . . , The serious potato rot commen tribe, mad with jealousy and thirst- ity> }lll luust he convinced that they ’. , , . . . object is to point out what js de John Goodman, ls popular, and though she is a girl • .« • , , W. M. ing for revenge, met Her on the have a fixed place among farm ced about the year 1843 aud for a * 1 . , . . , sirable m a mare, so that when an beauty and great charm . . . . . . . «. way, accompanied only by the stock which can bo filled by noth long time it was difficult to supply of . singular b i in i opportunity to change offers, suit- she was coldly received , , , ,, ’ G. A. R. chiefs young brother, waylaid and ing else; and that although they our families and save our seed. of manner, 411T, , , , able mares can be provided to re- Gen* Lytle Post, No* 27, treacherously murdered them, hid both may and wTill pass through de The vines were killed previous to Fere All Europe.has raved abou t\ 1#C8 objectionable 0ne8 _ El. Me«>l8 at Coquillo City, on every first ing their bodies away and return pressions like the present one, still becoming ripe, but I found the po- 1 l>er beauty for threo years, an« j change. nnd third W»Hlne«dity. Visiting comrad«, ing undetected to the village. And lii the most popular girl in the that place will always be retained. tatoes did not rot until the ground iu good standing, cordially invited. became wet, and I resolved to dig Princess of Wales’ set in London, Subscribe for the H erald . so the chief sat there day after - E x . Chas. 8. True, Commander. D I N H IX S CARON. s. 1 H. WriiSl ro o T i»s :i.\ i> .