A B A « G A I N !
faniilinr accompaniments of a high
We have the selline <>f n half section of
Just previous to the opening of stato of civilizat’on. The picture
land, nait
half bench an«
and nai
half bottom land, near
T,
n
n
i
«
laiiu,
the Presidential campaign in this 'M n c n A ll. oenrge draws of pover- 1 c-quiiie City, i would make a half dozen
rUDMSIIKO EVERY TOIHWT,
Front St. Coquille City,
•od dairy and
per acre.
J. A. D ean , Editor and Proprietor country an interesting discussion tv, crime and hopeless competition j
up >n ft popular magazine ! entailed by the accumulation of land
s p r i ll i
Devoted to the interests of the Coquille between 1 Henry George and the in a few hands is vividly presented
M r s . C. W. O l i v f , P r o p r i e t o r .
Kiver particularly, nnd of the County gett-
Duke of Argyle with reference to i to the gaze of the powerful land-
This house is well supplied with every
,5 .., q ,) the land tenure. The question is; owner, metaphysician, scholar and
thin«
necessary to make it a
Hubacription, por year............................ $-
— \ Bandon, Coos Co., Ur. J-—
FlRStT CLASS HOTEL.
not without its interest here, as ■ natural historian to gaze upon as
T
ables
always
supplied with the best the
well as beyond the sea. The thco ainong the iniquities of the doc
TUESDAY, DEC. 0,188-1.
market affords.
ries of Mr. George are familiar to trine he profits hugely in defend-
nderson
vln ltf.
mg.
ar-Pronnetorc-cr.
Examiutr.
W IT A3l> l i r J l o i l .
most American readers, but tlie
►-* O*- ♦«
Noah was the nrkitect of his own doctrines advanced by the Duke
This house ha”, been elegantly fnrnisitec,
H om to A v o li! C iU ch iti^ C o ld .
nnd
is at once ilio home of Hie tourist.
fortune.— W hitehall Times.
sufficiently novel to excite cu-
The
houso
is of easy aeivs:, to tko steamer
An eminent London physician,
iositv. The great Scottish noble-
-J Randolph, Oregon: \-
Knocks
which
all
have
to
en-
lundi
n«,
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nil- n.uio IS Hlipplit'd with *X'St
iff
dare—Equinox.—Philadelphia 0.11. n,an- 15 neeiUess to
lms " on j J)r- t,r,,1,a,n> is n>l»rted ns having.
mu,,., i-nu,, „«-ml ...
i Jn W & l s e r , F r e p *
! a high place among modern think-! sri,d some fi°°d things on the su b-!
u • vJi'dl
I f St. John was to withdraw,}
I
7
: ers by his literary work. The d is-!
f ° f colds, and which are in tlie 1
—
!
Beer
of
best
Quality
always
to be
wouldn’t it look like “ taking water."
cusbion began by a criticism of the main accordant with rational nnd j
! had at the • Brewery, and orders
Yon never miss the stump-speak- Duke’s in the Apiil Century, en- I hygienic views. For instance:
P* h 2 *
from all parts filled promptly,
till tire barrel runs dry.-B oston titled “The Prophet of San Fran-1 ‘“If is m>t a correct, practice, nf-j
■
v
Times.
cisco." This was replied to by Mr.! tor n cold is caught to make the j
The man who paints the town George, and the two essays in room a person sits in much wurm-j
oquille ity gn
red at night feels blue iu themorn- pamphlet form are now before us. i ur than usual, to increase the quail- »■*.
Cv* T
V V ’ TRT
\\ ith a partial abatement in the ! tity of bedclothes, wrap up in flau-,
iij-
CoquilSo City, Oregon,
I iiopkif . nut,
The“coachman” seems to bo the political excitement which has for Bel and drink n large quantity of j
popular “lly” in the E a st—Evans several months agitated the A m or-■ tea, gruel or other slops, because it Dealer in drugs, medicines, eheni- J. ll. K i > si . k r .............................Proprietor.
------Keeps------
ville Argus.
ican public, the views of so emi- will invariably increase the fever-1 ¿cnls etc., of the best cjuaiitv, and
Constantly on hand h well selected
It is a campaign lie— St. John nent a person as the Scottish peer' ishn^ss, and in a majority of in -! all the time receiving fresh, every-
stock of fp-sh and choice drugs and med-
does not w ear pumps on his feet. on the question of property in land stances prolong, rather than lessen, thing usually found in a first-class icines.notioi s blank books, school hooks
cannot, as we have said, be entire- 1 the duration of the cold. It is well; medical dispensary. Prescriptions and everythin*: usually found ill a first-class
— Texas Siftings.
drug store. Presciptions carefully com
The ultimate , known that confining inoculated ; carefully compounded,
The sot, taking yet another devoid of interest
pounded.
Give him your orders.
test
brought
by
His
Grace
to
the
,
persons
in
warm
rooms
w
ill
make
v2nb
His
prices
are
ns
low as the lowest.
glass, is an illustration of the text
vlnt.r>
— the spirit swilling but the flesh Georgian theory is an attempt t o ! their small-i>ox more violent Im
prove “the immorality of any teach- augnmenting the general heat and
is weak.—Yonkers Gazette.
ing which disputes individual own- fever; and it is for the same reu-
“ Why do they always call young
ership and control of indefinite! son that a similar practice in the
lawyers ‘limbs of the law,’ pa?’
i
acres of land.” That a legal right present complaint is attended with
“ Oh, I suppose it’s because they’re
—FOR—
| exists is beyond dispute.
Wheth- analngous results, a cold being in
-ic n -
always broke.-’’Boston Times.
In some
.
.
I er a moral principle sustains acus- reality a slight fever.
T o m b s io n e
a n d
Wheu a Prohibitionist orator j U)[n whk.h allow9 Hn indiviliuni
Apprcciating tlu* necessity of all Business
parts of England, among the lower
ha» water brought to lam in a tin ' absorb arcas safficiently large to order of the people, a largo glass Men. Fa*nu rs and Miners having a news
cup. people think they can see I saKt„ in thou3amk ot people is the of cold spring water, taken on go paper published in the nietrojKilies, in ad
dition to their own local paper—one that
through his little g sm e.-C tica | p r i^ at i9sue.
ing tolled, is found to be a succoss- contains all Financial, Commercial and
Observer.
1 in fact, many General News; which matter not being in
A
G
M C “T !
Was the earth given to mankind ful remedy, and,
the scope of a local paper—the proprietor «f
There are two methods of be for the benefit of the few or the 'medical practitioners reccommeud the
lo tte oh thè so fe rote, ire tiare
coming notorious, girls. One is many? It will be observed that' a reduced atmosphere, and frequent
t b t f v i u i l k t f it ii
sertired an ntjene for Ih:' s ile ot
tv l A j c r a l t l
to elope with a coachman, and the the question is sutfieiently broad draughts of cold fluid as the most
towosfoncs and tnonnun iits, front
other is to run for President.-Pitts- to enlist the most powerful sym -; efficacious remedy for a recent cold, Has made advantagem* anangemenls
burg Times.
I pathies and acute intelligence on particularly when the patient’s
15
(ti!“*.! alni ndiiiMr rioese in (.’aliioniiit
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habit is full and plethoric.”
“ Oh, for the wings of a dove,’’ either side. Mr. George says:
liiV .
SAN FRANCISCO
she sang, as she was puzzling her
As to what exteut human law-
Mr. Graham further snvs: “ It
| V bich v.e are enabled fi» give ex-
; celioni bargains. Flint« >graj?ide de-
brains as to what new ornament she may create rights is beside this is generally supposed that it is the
; signs and price list plinwn oli ap-
should put upon her fall bonnet, discussion, for what 1 promise is to exposure to a cold or wet atmos
c
pheatiou.
—Yonkers Statesman.
change, not violate, human law. phere which produces the efi'ect The regular cnbscripiii»n price of our paper i->
J. A. D ean .
¥ 2 .0 0 P E i t Y E A R .
$1—“ Thief!” £50,000— Defaul- j Such change, the Duke declares cajled cold, w hereas it is returning
Office iiFHerald Building.
ter!’’ $100,000’—“Shortage!” £500,- would be unrighteous.
He thus to a warm temperature after ex- And the vee.rlv subsc:rijition of t lie d il.O N -
K'LE is s*_*. Now we will furnish
000—“ Cauadiau tourist!” £1,000,- appeals to that moral law which is posure, which is the real cause of
000—“ Brilliant financier!” —Pitts- i before nnd above all human laws, the evil. Wlien a person in the
u n til Dpiipiin fr.ri fino V QOP
-r . t
* ■ r-
burg Telegraph.
! and by which all human laws are : cold weather goes into the open Dudl ffiiiDlrs iiJl G Ili:
** iil , A ' \
every time he draws his breath
judged. Lot me insist upon
For
W’ e read an item about a ini’ k- 1 *°
t * loi:?'
* ( * ] t ! air
1 ** »tncdiiw
fliVi'ii
rii ms
li
this
point.
Landholders
must
elect
thecobi
pa
sei
mrongn
nos
5>otli
p
.
«
•
.
r
.-i
man getting fifty quarts of milk
t. on . 1 v* * tl’
from one cow in one day. All we to try their case either by human tri!.-; and windpipe into the lungs,
Rlliplnd pm! Ppd
can say is that he must have a law or by moral law. i f they say ami co.n-equently diminishes the
that land is rightfully properly be boat in these parts. As long as a
En.pire CiiY and Drain's Station
mighty deep well.
¡ade
i-o
they
by
human
person
law
mtinuos
in
the
cold
air
lie
— Lowell Citizen.
i.
l **3
r r V i ”
t
STAGE and STEAMBOAT line!
cannot charge t h< »se W'lit) VYould feels n >ad effects from it: but as
Ü
Ù
if J
P—
We have heard of killing two change that lbtw with advoeatiug , soon :t: bo rt turn-
home bo
....1 S T i lE ___
C a r r y i n g * T h e U - ?• M a i l s
birds with one stone, but is that robber . But if they charge
that pr* cell the fire to.warm himself,
as bad as killing a lot of people ! such change in human law would ami vory often takos some wann
Wells. Fargo & Go’s
....OFTHE....
with one’s tone? W « nsk this ques- bc robbel Vj thcn t)lcy ,,lust show and comfortabh? drink to keej> out
Exili .S3
T P a ;C iiï.c CciSLOt:.
tion of our \ oculists. - Oil (_itj Der- ; ,[)„(■ |anj ¡s rightfully property ir - , the cold, it is suit!. The inevitable j
Äcquilte iiihj
T J i^ T h r o r j «I fin iti.
O L IV E
Bandon
HOTEL,
Hotel
M. E. A
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A ÜOldGU
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New Drug Store!
Care ÌSì Beai!!
Our Subscribers.
M0NUMENT
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W c n ilv C liro iifc ie .
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. 11 l. A h a h 1:
o u b n
h u
Leading Newspaper
ncJt*
respective o* human law. i; * * j consequence is that he will find ho !
Don Piatt says:
“ Musicians are It is needless, however, to insist
has taken cold. Ho f«*ols a shiver-;
not made, they are born.” This is that property in land ro.ds only on ! ing which makes him draw nearer
no doubt true, but it is also a fact human enactment, which may a t : the fire, but all to no purpose; the !
that a good deal
of suffering is ; any time be changed without vie- more ho tries to heat himself the;
borne by their hearers.—Boston ; lation of moral law. No one se-j more he chills.
All the mischief
Post
riously asserts any other deriva- ; is here caused by the violent ac-
A small boy who slid down a tree , ^on*
| ^on
pretty fast and barked the skin, 11 should be observed that the; “To avoid this when you come
on his hands said, “ I guess I don’t ! Duke rehes UP°U iUe r,^',L of co11' | ont of a Vfr>’ col(1 atmosphere, you
vearn
a hotter
than this
yearn for
for a
hotter climb
climb than
this. ” quest to sustain Ins moral claim,: should not at first go into a room
and of which he says: “ It has been | that has a fire in it, or, if you can-
— Willamsport Breakfast Table.
open to every conquenn
army not avoid that, you should keep for
A Congressman shouted in his aiR| e v e r y occupying host in all a considerable time at ns great a
speech: “ We must return to the ages and in all countries of the distance as possible, and, above all, |
food of our fathers.” And what world to establish a similar owner refrain from taking warm or strong
was it, was
askde.” A deep ship.” That this^irgument is fat- liquors when you a»*o cold.
This
voice across the hall replied: j Rj]y detective,requires no analysis rule is founded on tlie same prin
Thistles! —Anon.
j lnajie plain,
i f it were true, ciple as the treatment of any part
Tonifin polifiTpoj] J FT»
u 111 »id, UOl lift fill a bo.
Y E A VS MS KMl’ l UE Cl ?Y AMD IUJA iXS
1 j
sr.\TU.)N EVERY
.MONDAY, WEDNESDAY nnd FRIDAY
The steamer ,1 UNO or RESTLESS meets
the stage at the mouth of the l iupqna.
New and comfortable Hinge:!.
FARE to Drains Station v7.
Fare to Portland by this route c lo.70.
Tuich ]i:issenger allowed .Vup.mi.d.iof ba*> r.ge
Passengers nre requested to lie in Empire
City the night before departure.
Any information in regard to the nbovo
hue can be procured at the Bint oo or Central
hotels in Marshfeld. and the post office or
in any public hoise in Empire.
»
IL L GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY
THE CHEONU LK BUILDING.
*‘My son, never steal. I f it be-
comes necessary for you to take
the money of others, do it with a
magnitude that will command their
admiration and respect.“—Pitts-
burg Telegram.
then would the estates of Scottish of the body when frost-bitten.
If
v . v.
. J ..
.,
-» «,
,,
H IE SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE is
noHemen be open to conquest by it were brought to the lire it would the first paper on the const in ability anti in
his tenantry whenever they were won mortify, whereas, if rubbed the frcshnesM and reliability of its NEV.’S
strong enough to obtain posses- with snow, no had consequences Nothing that the world desires to know is
omitted from its columns
It aims r„, fi;i
sion, and once under their control follow from it. Hence, if the fol every requirement of n first-class paper.
Its telegraphic reports are the latest nnd
the moral right would insure to lowing rule were strictly observed
any part of it most reliable; its local news the fullest and
A brass band is, probably, the them. It is rather, however, in —when the body . or
. .
.,
.
; spiciest, and its editorials from the ablest
most mixe.1 class of mcu "to be ; tl'« »PPlieatioii of the Duke’» cbos- IS chilled bring it to its natural • pens in the country.
THE CHRONICLE has always been, and
found, for it alwnvb includes both I en text tlmt Mr‘ Geor8e ,,mke his | feeling and warmth by d egress-
always will bo, the friend and champion of
tbe high-toned and the low-toned,! m,* ‘ telJinK J-*»»«** »gainst . the j the frequent colds we experience tbe I,,,pva»«„am,tcomi,a,n,i„„»,cii,luM.
and th e y are always blowing about 6>stem of »,rivateownership of land j in Winter would, in a great meas- corporations or oppression of any kind. It
will be independent in everything, neutral
it, to o .
B >ston Times
°
^)a^ a gre,d landowner naturally ; ure, be prevented.”
in nothing; fair and impartial to nil parties,
_
i aims to maintain. The adaptation j
. , ~~
, * \
-
“ jlou are looking so badlv
mv
*i
i •
•
I An Austin dutle for some mcom- vet exposing corruption wherever found, aud
l
| , ,, . .
.
, ^ ,
i ® ^
Animal t* > his environment .
,
.. ,
• , I working with fearless endeavor to promote
d a u g h te r , said an Austin mother c
• i
i* a text.
A . rn
, ..
prehensible
reason
was
married I Rud , protect
. , every interest
. .
. of , the
' great
promote
®
*
1 1Iluinei furnishes
him
Hie lailtlless
!
,
.
.
, .
. . . .
pub-
day last week to H stout, heal- ; lie whom it serves and Oil whom it depends
to her seven-year-old daughter man is equally fitted by nature j one
,.
.
. ,
, ,
• .
„ thy country girl. 1 lie dude was p er-! f,,r ltRsupport.
“ that I shall send for Dr. Smith- 1 ...
.
! with the rich man for the use of ,
,
f
The SAN FRANCIS
VNCISCO W EEKLY CHRON-
is
id
i
i
j
,,
,
-
turned,
wore
m
ils
on
ins
shirt,
his
“ Don’t send for him. He
all in
land, and without it lie is as com-1 , .
. . . .
. . I ICLE, the most brilliant and complete
ready er. gaged to be married.”
plete an anomaly as a fish without 1
" <l!! cu| ^ ,m<^ ^H' Presea|f (| ; 'p^hlriv^f^coîunfiiR11 »V*ei*'i tlld’ ,,riMt5
. .
, r , sucha foniimno appearance that vrl!i'‘
td .I q J.Ì
eight pageH. °f
— Boston Jingo.
News, Literature and General Information;
water or a bird without air.
Yet
the clergyman, who was called on also a magnificent Agricultural Department.
“ Shall I sing ‘Far’ away?” she ask he points out glens in Scotland
to unite them in matrimony, said:
ed, as her fingers sought the keys. which once sent forth their thou
“ I don’t want to make any mistake
“ Yos, I think you had better,” he sand of fighting men that are now’
Including postage, to any part of the United
about this business. Which of States.
replied, “ unless you want the neigh tenanted only by gamekeepers.
you is the bride, anyhow’ ?” —Tex-
Sample C opy Sent F ree.
bors to make a complaint.” He From this perversion of land from
All orders must be accompanied by the
us Siftings.
coin.
doesen’t visit there now.—Boston its earlier uses have grown squalor,
Address all orders to II kbald , Coquille City,
Jingo.
poverty and want. They are the
Subscribe for the H e r a l d .
Coos Co. Oregon.
$2 For One Ye^r.
. A s*
C oquille C ity , O gn .
has
Recently been furnished with spring beds
•tin; o her conveniences for the benefit of
the traveling public.
- - -
Meals at all hours
25 CENTS.
,
RANDOLPH BEEWEEiY
Cil V
ROBINSON HOUSE,
1 S ANEVEU-FAIL
I iag Cure for Ner-
'•vo.i; Debility. E^-
tJh,;i; ted \ itality Sem
inal Y « « i. iiesn, S«K*r
iiiatorrhaa. lost van -
uoon.In.potency i»aorf
tatokuuka , Paralysis
and all the terrible ef
fects of self abuse, of
youthful follies and
excesses in maturer years, such as loss of
Memory, Lassitude. Noctururl Emission A-
version to Society, Dimness of Vission, Nois
es in the Head: the vital fluid passing un
observed in the urine, and many other dis
eases that leads to Insanity and death-
hb . MtJtTiE, who is n regular physician,
t graduate of the University of Pennsylva
nia), will agree to forfeit fivr nuNi»Ri:n
dollars for a case of this kind the vital
kestor ATIVK (under his special advice and
treatment) will not cure, or for anything
impure or injurious found in it.
DOCTOR MIN TIE treats all private diseases
successfully, without mercury; consulta
tion Fui:z. Thorough examination and ad
vice including analysis of urine, ¡S'».
Price
of vital restorative . $1.50 a bottle,or four
times the quantity $5: sent to any address
upon receipt of price or C. O. li). secure
from observation and in private name if
desired, by
a . k . mintie , m . ».
11 KEARNRV ST. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.,
SAM1*LK UOTTLK FREE
W ill be sent to any one applying by letter,
stating symptoms, sex and age
crecy m regard to all
tions.
dr . mintib ’ s kidney remedy nkphrkticun
curesall kinds of kidney and bladder com
plaints, gonorrhtiea, gleet, leucorrhoea.
For sale by all druggists; #1 a bottle; C bot
tles for $5.
dr . mintie ’ s dandelion fills are the best
and cheapest dysfethia and billious cure
in the market. For sale by all druggists,
vffnltf
Strict se-
business trunsao-
BULLARD <t DRAKE, Props.
v2n*
City Brewery,
Gn M E H L ; P r o p *
Coquille City. Oregon-
Orders promptly filled,
l ’li as« return kegs promptly after being
emptied.
v2 iM
LOTS FOR SALE!
In The Addition To The Town Of
Myrtle I'onit.
P r ic e s
Z K e a s c u s u 'b l © .
E'«r | a ticulars inquire of
E. B expkji or \V. A . Itonunc,
My tl
Point, Oregon.
Citt Liferr
kF
eel stable
E m p i r e C i t y \ O r.
W. Pi. G eity , P k r.
— o —
Horses and Bug.-ns at all hours.
Good
I I'listurage by the day, we*k «ir monvh.
vlnliiUm.
W
DON
3 I M I ii
BLACK-SIWITHING
uhi : c
r s e -S lr c e in g -
Neatly and promptly done, at tl p
lowest living p: *;r-s!
Shop
door esst ol I.« v;*ve s drug htiu»*,
Coquille City. Oregon.
M m HOTEL,
^ tJ T
Myrtle Point, Oregon,
L a s REUEN 11 .Y BEEN FITTED I T iV
. 1 irst-clans oi . l y -Mrs. O. lim i, duu^i :• r
• *»f t!.e former p .opri Uif. \itio will r^:itr eo
j pains ;n trying cti r* ud*-r o rafort to
; " f iltis old. anti re,‘ sable house.
Snare of pa.ro:i::^L is «"FeiU ff.
-Nrrs. t ». l.u j.i j'r.*i.rit ’.or.
n 4 1 .
M YRTLE POINT
F U K 1 T I T U R E S T O K E
A well s -loci, <1 stock of oitirely i:.w
1- u. nimrp, v. all j)aper »•ml * a rdt, v. nc*-s
cinup'.ete. oil cloths, straw matting, minors
Mi.l IcH.king-glasLes, picture frames :»
Vtiiify. v.ith cords nnd fixtures, L*J
spr ues, hangings ud casters etc. pic
tures fraicoii to ortier, cohius furnish
ed to order, plain or fancy. Cabinet
ami turned wo.'k to suit ttrdcrs.
\!so watches and clocks nnd rtisiirs for the
same. New Home sewing machine r.geiicv;
machiuea on hand.
C. E. EDWARDS PROPRIETOR.
___________ v| ii4*. t f ___ ____
0. Nelson
i s r o T i ’W
j b r z ’,
HAS
On hand a full line of Groceries,
Candies, Nuts, Tobacco nnd cigars,
Cnnned gtaxls, Stationery, Ink,
Drugs, Medicines, Faints, Oils and
pure Wines for medical purposes,
Wood ami willow ware, Hard
ware, Cutlery, Toys, Notions, Am-
unition, Fancy ami Toilet Articles,
Lamps nnd chimneys.
Highest price paid for country
produce etc.
vliYftiti
STILL 1IIEAD!
A
\
ll D
O
S
T V
0lT F
O
E
fiE
T If-
The oeople of the Coquille river shoe Id
j bear nmiud. that as good I*liotogrjiphM
! « h can be obtained on the Faoific Coattt, r.re
| made by G- II. R a m s d e l l , o f Myrtle Point.
| Will soon have completed a
floating
P A L A C E
With which he will visit every point
on the river between Myrtle Point aud
Bandon, and be prepared to do Kan Frr»-
cisco work at less than San Frnncisoo prices.
Will l*e fully prepared to mnkV Picture* in
all styles known to thejirt, from the small
est Gem to a Photograph 17 x 27 inebe*.
All he asks is for people to compare hia
work with that of others.
Mr. R. has become a permanent oitizen
of Coos County, and it is to the interest
of the people to patronize home industry
and thereby keep the money in the country
v2n43tf