Coquille City herald., February 17, 1885, Image 4

Cotjuillî
if ît XJ TU'YU 111.
A n« iol«<l W o tlie r.
A curious fact is observed that
one day last week the temperature
differei^lOO in this countfy.
At
i lorida Iveys the thermometer re­
gistered 70 above and at Duluth
TO below zero.
A B A R G A IN !
We have the selling of a half section of
When Major Converse was lay­
land, half Ix-nch and half bottomland, near
ing out the lino of the Galveston,
Coquille City. It would make a half dozen
good little ranches, or a good dairy and
TUESDAY, FEB. 17, 1885.
Harrisburg
San Antonio Kail-
stock ranch. The price is ¡£30. per acre.
road, he spent several days in ob­
published every TUI ISDAT.
taining the right of way through
3. A. D e a n , Ei ilitor and Proprietor the little town of Kingsbury.
“Mr. Robinson.” said the book­
There
was
c
msiderable
opposition
tile
t’oquille
Devoted to tlu* i nterests of
keeper to the old man in the office,
— ■{ Bandon, Coos Co., Or. J- —
River particularly . and of the County gen- on the part of some of the citizens “here’s a letter from Smith, over in
ernlly.
to granting the right of way unless
.........$2.00. they received extraordinary remu­ Indian, in which he proposes to
Subscription, per year----
nd erso n
pay 00 per cent of the bill he owes.”
^Proprietor*--»;
neration.
“Gootness, kracious, vot iiji dot?
TUESDAY, FEB. 10, 1885.
Among those who regarded the
This house has been elegantly furnished,
Yot ish dot?” screamed the old
and is at once the home of the tourist.
w i r a m » in n o i:.
railroad as a nuisance was a hard-
man.
The house is of easy access to the steamer
faced willow of about fifty years of
The difference In tween a Jew
“Smith proposes to pay 00 per landing. The table is supplied with best
age, who owned a small farm. She
the market affords, and no pains spared to
And a lawyer, 1 will draw -
cent,” repeated the book-keeper.
render comfort to guests.
The first, his law from 1’ «>;>) tsdrew.
said that if she was not compelled
v2n:il
Can’t
ve
scliveeze
more
ash
dot
The last i retits from the law.
to have a hundred dollars right off
[B y L e G aucos . i
out oaf him, no vay?”
>lie would tight the company until
“No, sir; I undersrand that’s the
Liars l i r e the greatest sticklers
, a certain warm place froze over.
very best he can do.”
for truth in others.
i
“That ’ere road will run over
“Veil, dot ish shameful for a
There should be no limit to the, soiu»' of my cows, but I ’ve got to
man to slieat us in dot vay. Only
size of a keyhole after midnight.
have money,” she said.
o q u i l l e it y
gn
00 per cent, you shay?”
It is impossible to make up in
“ It will not be ns bad as you im-
“That’s all.”
D r. S . 1 m . l k h i e v e
liat-rim what you lack in brains, i agine,” replied Major Converse,
“Von’t he make eet sixty-von?”
P r o p r ie t o r ,
Too many voung men of the day soothingly.
“No; 00 is the limit.”
“It will be a heap wuss. The
need guardians and not wives.
“Yell, eef ve must, ye must, 1 Dealer in drugs, medicines, chem­
sparks
from
the
locomotive
will
set
No man of honor will steal a kiss
simp poslie, bood I don’t like dot icals etc., of the best quality, and
from a girl when he can just as tire to my hay stacks. But necessi­ vay oaf settiling.
Ye shoot haf all the time receiving fresh, every­
ty knows no law.
I reckon I’ll
thing usually found in a iirst-elass
well give her one.
mat two hoondort unt shoventv-five
have to sign the right of way, but
medical dispensary. Prescriptions
No matter how full the ear, it is
per client on dose goots, unt now
I’d rather take pizen.”
huuiau nature to want a (cw more
ve vill lmf to pe satisfied mifc leedle carefully compounded.
“1 don’t think that you will be
v 2 nl 5 .
_________
grains on the cob.
oter a hoondert and ten, unt any
disturbed as much as you suppose.”
beeznessman can see dot soocli prof­
It is, indeed, laughable to see a
“1 never expect to get another
pumpkin-pie pass itself off in soci­ wink of sleep at nights for them its vill ruin trade in sphiteoaf all ve
can do to iucreashede proshpertiy
ety for a cream-puff.
trains, «lust know my health'll
oaf our republican insthitutions.”
It is apparently useless to tell break dow n. I ’ll be in my grave
—FOB—
In summer, when the ground is dry.
the truth, when you know you before a vear, but hand out yer
Our wayward minds impressing
; hundred dollars and it’s a whack. With what is meet—what we should buy—
won’t be believed anyhow.
Appreciating the necessity of all Business
Light calf skin is a blessing.
I'll do it on account of the children.
The hiss of a goose and the
Men,
Farmers and Miners having a news­
What won’t a woman do for her Hut. when the rain descends, and mud
paper published in the metropolies, in ad­
words of a find never pass for
Impedes perambulation.
own flesh and blood?”
dition to their own local paper—one that
We
need
a
boot
both
strong
and
food
more than their par or face value.
contains
all Financial, Commercial and
Major Converse banded over the
To reach our destination.
General
News;
which matter not being in
It is difficult to know where to money and the widow signed the G«> to Dean fc Huntington*»—
the
scope
«»f
a
local
paper—the proprietor of
They will tit and please you;
look for dignity when one sees a document cheerfully.
the
They keep every thing,
senator t un a block to hear a cir­
“Do you really need the money
From stout boots for winter,
C iU R u lU (£ ih j ¿ f i m i l i l
cus-band.
To light ones for spring.
so badly?” asked Major Converse,
Has made advantageous arrangements to
It always makes one feel pain­ as he folded up the document and
fully honest when another picks put it in his vest pocket.
. . . . WITH THE.. . .
“The worst in the world, stran­ In The Addition To The Town Of
up a fat pocket-book a few steps
SAN l ’K AN CISCO
ger. A gentleman from Galveston
ahead of him.
T
1 1
i'll
•
T I IT &
«111*,
—a drummer, I believe they call
tui
•ID
An ingenious woman lias devised
him —visits me every time he comes
a plan for getting satisfaction even
to this town. The last time he was P r i c e s ZESeêtsexi ad ele. The regular subscription price of our paper is
from her spouse's sonorous snores.
For particulars inquire of
£2-00 P E R Y E A R ,
here he called me his gazelle, ami
E.
B
ender
or
W. A. Bourn;«,
"When he gets well under way she
And
the
yearly subscription of the CHRON­
Myrtle Point, Oregon.
wanted me to sit on his knee, but I
ICLE
is
$2. Now we will furnish
ties a mouth harmonicon under his
told him, ‘no not yet.’”
Henry Huden.
David Young.
nose, and she declares the music is
“1 understand.
He is paying
lovely.
E ffarsh fleld
you attentions.”
“Will you help me press some
“And lie’s going to be here again
For $8.25, Postage Free.
leaves?” the maiden asked her lov­ in about two weeks. He is right
Both papers sent to one or two »dresses, op­
• j tional with the subscriber.
er. “If you will fasten them in on the ragged edge of proposing,
Young A: linden Proprietors.
your waist-belt I'll see what 1 can but if 1 don't encourage him he
do,” he answered.
And thus a may grow cold and listless.
It ; SODA, SARSAPARILLA. GINGER ALE I
etc., of superior quality.
popular method of pressing Au­ may la* good-bye-John with menu-
Constantly
on hand for sale.
tumn leaves was inveuted.
1 >ss l do my part. You know how ; i*"Ooders from the country prmptly ■
IS T H E ...
“You must pay very close a t t e n ­ men are. They are so onreliable.” filled. Address all orders to Marshfield !
!
Soda
Works.
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“Yes. I understand. You want
tion to your French, dear,” said a
....O F T H E ....
fashionable mother to her darling to lend him the money,” said Con­
daughter, “if y . want to enjoy verse.
^ P a c ific C o a s t.
“Not
much
am
I
going
to
lend
French novels.
When they are
Unless You Waul lo i>ny
translated, they are refined d nvn him any money. But I ’m going to
to a point of commonplace good­ San Antone to-morrer, and I ’ll buy B O O T S a n d S H O E S
me a now silk dress, and a new hat,
ness that is absolutely stupid.”
Of the very best finality and at the
and I ’m going to have a new set of
Lowest Living Rates.
They had been quarreling.
falsi* teeth built, and if I ain’t Mrs.
“Before we were married,” she
Drummer inside of three weeks, it
O. G. H u n tin g to n ,
sobbed, “you would go out with
won’t be my fault.”
me anywhere.’’
The Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker
“ ) >o yon really love him?” ask­ will be found at all times ready to wait uj»on.
“ Well, what of it?”
ed Major Coir erse.
and accomodate customers with everything
“Now I don’t believe you would
in
our line, at the Coquille City Boot i.nd |
“No, I'll never love again.
But
even go to my funeral.”
Shoe store; one door north of the,Olive hotel,
lie’s so kind to the children, and Main street.
“Ah! wouldn't 1 though.”
1 ) e / n A* H untington .
my poor children need a protector
“Does the shining steel blade s<» bad that rm ready to make any
Mrs. C. W.Olive.
Mrs. A. G. Aiken.
which I hold in in) hand cause ex­ sacrifice. 1 don’t think we ought
O L IV E & AIKEN-
cruciating pain?’’ inquired an Oil to take our own feelin’s into con­
City barber.
sideration when the welfare of our
H ave just received at
“What?”
¡offspring is concerned.
Do you
t l a e i r n.e^*7-
“I asked if the razor hurt you?” know who i^ the best dentist in
“Is it a razor?”
San -Yntone?”—Texas Siftings.
THE CHRONICLE BUILDING.
»
“Of course it is. Why?,’
X « ‘ W*|»U|M‘ rN i l l I l l l l l g : i r j ' .
THE SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE is
“I thought it M HS, Í i saw but if
the first paper on the coast in ability and in
The greatest readers of newspa­
the freshness and reliability of its NEWS
you are sure it is a raz< >r go ahead.”
Nothing that the world desires to know is
pers
in
the
world
are
the
Hungar­
— Oil City Blizziiild.
omitted
from its columns
It aims to till
ians. It is said that the peasants T H e L a t e s t S t a l e s
every requirement of a first-class paper.
A Sensitive M j ill.—“ Look here ! ' in that country, with very rare ex-
Its telegraphic reports are the latest and
called a man, prf•ssinig his face a- | ceptions, know how to read, take LADIES ANDOHIIDREN'S CHEATS most reliable; its local news the fullest and
gainst the grates of fli city prison an active part in pubic affairs, dis­
F lc v r e r s . C s tric la
spiciest, and its editorials from the a.»list
pens in the country.
and addressing i l p<.ilicemun who cuss and judge political measures,
F la m e s an d
THE CHRONICLE has always been, and
stood outside.
{ and are often elected members of
always will be, the friend and champion o f
Tips-
•‘Well?”
the people as against combinations, cliques,
municipal bodies. Mme. Adam,
corporations
or oppression of any kind. It
L a ce s,
“What tvas I pHit in hero for, who recently wrote a charming
will lie independent in everything, neutral
any way?”
K iT o b c n s .
book of travels in Hungary, was
in nothing; fair and impartial to all parties,
“You'll find out when the police told that there is not a town witli-
a n d O rn a m e n ts .
yet exposing corruption wherever found, and
working with fearless endeavor to promote
Court meets.”
R n ch in g E m b roid ery
; out its literary club. In the cafes
and protect every interest of the great pub­
“Pardner, J am a very sensitive 1 you find as many papers as in Veiling. Scarfs etc- etc- lic whom it senes and on whom it depends
The most insignificant
plan, and the thought that 1 have France.
Hats trimed to order a speciality.
for its support.
journal
has
its
readers.
A
city
of
Straw, Flush, Silk. Satin or Velvet, which The SAN FRANCISCO W EEKLY CHRON­
committed a crime haunts me.
I
25,000 inhabitants is mentioned we will sell cheap for cash .
ICLE, the most brilliant and complete
vluG.
just tell you wlmt’s a fact, 1 can’t
Weekly Newspaper in the World, prints
where, among its numerous clubs
regularly 72 columns, or eight pages, of
EXECUTHIX’ NOTICE.
stand it. What did I do?”
and restaurants, there was one that
otion is hereby given that Mary Wagon­ News, Literature and General Information;
“Well, if you must know, you took in 105 newspapers, dailies and
er, the Executrix of the lust will and also a magnificent Agricultural Department.
testament
of Leonard F. Wagoner, deceased,
|
weeklies—an
incredible
number.
got drunk and shot a man.”
has
tiled
in
the 0«*unty Court of the State of
“Oil, is that all? I was afraid The list is posted up in the estab­ Oregon, for the County of Coos, her final
lishment, and includes journals in account as such Executrix, and that said Including postage, to any part of the United
that I had insulted some one.
Hungarian, German and English, Court has duly made an order apixunting I States.
Much obliged.”—Arkansaw Trav­ treating of politics, literature, agri­ Tuesday the fith day of January 18k"» as the
Sample Copy Sent Tree.
day for the hearing of objections to such
eler.
All orders must bo accompanied by the
culture, education, and even the final account and the settlement thereof.
coin.
Dated Dec Ski. 1884.
fashions.—St. Louis Globe-Demo- C. H. Volkmnr,
1 Mary Wagoner, Address all orders to H erald , Coquille City
Attorney for the estate, f
Executrix. Cooe Co. Oregon.
1 crat.
Subscribe for the H erald .
Bandon
Hotel
M. E. A
,
i>r
C
C
O
,
O L IV E H O T E L ,
AOKNTN AUK M A K IN G F O R -
t unes selling our new ami popu­
lar hooks,
“ T h e U n iv e rs e ,”
“ h ives
o f th e
P r e s id e n t« ,'*
“ D aughters o f A m e r ica ,” “ Aus­
tin 's Iud ispensihle Handbook,” “ History o f C h ris ­
tia n it y ,” amt th e latest and <|uickest sellin g no v e l­
ties. He first in the Held.
Address
GORHAM & CO., P ub lishers and Agents,
n i l lw
San F ra n cis co , C aliforn ia.
GOLD
Front St. Coquille City,
A. G. AIKEN P r o p r i e t o r .
ROBINSON HOUSE,
This house is well supplied with every­
thing necessary to make it a
C o q u il l e C i t y , O gn .
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
T ables always supplied with the best the
market affords.
Vlllltf.
has
Recently been furnished with spring bed»
and other conveniences for the benefit of
the traveling public.
25 CENTS.
•{ Randolph. Oregon: )■
J . W a ls e r , P ro p .
Beer of best duality always to bf
~ Cil? Livery k M Stelli
had at the Brewery, and ord ers:
from all parts filled promptly.
E m p i r e O ity , C r.
V
W. K . G e t t y , D r o p .
New Drug Store!
Coquille City. Oregon,
J . H. N o s l e k .............................Proprietor.
----- Keeps-----
j Horses and Buggies at all hours. Good
! Pasturage by the day, week or month,
vlirt'.t Am.
W. Gallier
Constantly on hand a well selected
stock of fresh and choice drugs and med-
icines.notions, blank books, school books
and everything usually found in a first-class
drug store. Presciptions carefully com­
pounded. Give him your orders.
His prices are as low as the lowest.
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BLACK-SMITHING
A Go l d e n
O P P G l i T D N I T Y Care L““ lli'ii(I!
Our
LOTS FOR SALE!
Myrtle Point.
Suite Water Worts,
H c rs e -S lic e in g -
Neatly and promptly done, at the
lowest living prices.
Shop next
door east of Leueve’s drug store,
Coquille City, Oregon.
- :o :—
Subscribers.
C L U B
T o m b s to n e
and
IIÍE
MONUMENT
-¿ Y .T
-¿A C r IE2 3>T O "ET !
Myrtle Point, Oregon,
To be on the safe side, ire have
secured an ayenc fo r the sale of
H as r e c e n t l y b e e n f ______
i t t e d u p in
tombstones and monuments, front T irst-class order by Mrs. o . Reed, daughter
of the former proprietor, who will spare no
liiKKl and li'iialilc House in California
tf/.h 1
Share of patronage* issoliciteil.
Mrs. O. K ukd Proprietor.
l 4L
Which we are enabled to give ex­
cellent bargains. Photographic tie-
signs and price list shown on ap­
plication.
0. Nelson
J . A . D ean .
Office in Herald Building.
HAS
Gn hand a full line of Groceries,
( audios, Nuts, Tobacco and cigars,
('.timed goods, Stationery, Ink,
Drugs, Medicines, Faints, Oils anil
pure V» ine:, for medical purposes,
Moi Ml an ! willow ware, Hard­
ware. i ut 1erV, iovs. Notions, Am-
uniti-m, Taney and Toilet Article«,
J iftini • and chimneys.
Highest prue ¡a id for country
i
*(
i
dine
etc.
vlinititf.
B ill Papers fur One Year
CHEAPEST!
Quietest a i Esst
SAN FRANCISCO
Empire CitY and Drain’s S tation
CHRONI CLE
STAGE and STEAMBOAT line!
Leading Newspaper
Carrying* The U- S- Mailt
Wells. Fargo & Co’s
Don't Read This,
Millinery Store!!
A Large Variety of
N
$2 For One Year.
BULLARD A; DRAKE, Props.
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Express
Jarvis, Carawall & Co.
L
r i '
IT ’;
ilW
EAYSES KM PI RE CITY AND DRAINS
STATION EVERY
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
T
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—
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The steamer JUN< ) <>r RES IT,ESS meets
the stage at the mouth of the Umpqua.
New and comfortable stages.
FARE to Drains Station S7.
Fare to Portland bv this route $ir».f»0.
Each passenger id lowed .V) pounds <»f baggage
Passengers are requested to be in Empire
City the night before departure.
Any information in regard to the above
line can be procured at the Blarco or Central
hotels in Marsht'eld, and the post office or
iuany public he iso in Empire.
ENGLISH REMEDY
S ANEVER-FAIL
. ing Cure for Ner­
I vous
Debility, Ex­
L
n
!»n* ep
into!
* f ' F s n a
! fc »■? h 1 Í 2 J
: i.ia h ï $ i [, AT.,
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V -if
i OL
IV lD íiP T
H-KuLi
t I*
ÍI-
J he people of the Coquille river skoi Id
bear in mind, that as good E'liofogrii|>h*»
j ns can be obtained on the Pacific coast, ire
! made l»y G. H. R amspum .. of Myrtle Point.
Mill soon have corr.pL'ttd a foatiug
- — . A C E
ill visut every point
i M rtlo Point and
i on the rive
Bandon. am
.rod n > do San Fr»n-
j cisco work u1
San 1 l ancim» price».
to m. ;kt Pictures in
Will la* fullv
' all styles known to the art. from the small­
est Gem to a Photograph 1 7 x 2 7 inches.
All he asks is for people to compare his
i work with that of others.
Mr. R. has become a permanent citizen
of Cons County, and it is to tin* interest
| of the people to patronize home industry
j and thereby keep the money in the country
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C O Q U I S f X iE M I L ,I *
hausted Vitality Sem­
— AND—
inal M eekness, Sper
matorrliera, p o r t m an ­
h o o d . lmpotency runs
TATOHUHKA, Paralysis
and all the terrible ef­
fects of self abuse, of
— DEALERS IN—
youthful fi»llies and
excesses in mnturer vears. such as loss of
Memory. Lassitude, Noctururl Emission A-
version to Society. Dimness of Vission, Nois­
es in the Head: the vital lluid passing un­
observed in the urine, and many other dis­
— AND ALL KINDS OF—
eases that lends to Insanity and death-
p b . m in t IE . who
is a regular physician,
L U M
B E K
(graduate of the University of Pennsylva­
nia), will agree to forfeit f i v e h u n d r e d
dot . p a r s for a case of this kind the v i t a i , ; C e d a r , f i r , a s h , m a p l e , m y r t l e ,
r e s t o r a t iv e ( under his special
advice and
treatment I will not cure, or for anything Alder and spruce lumber always on
impure or injurious found in it.
hand and for sale at the lowest rates.
d o c t o r " u n t i e treats all private diseases
successfully, without mercury; c o n s u l t a ­
t io n f r e e . Thorough examination and ad­
vice including analysis of urine, s:."». Price
TOWI NG
of v it a l r e s t o r a t iv e . $l.f»0 a bottle.or four
times the quantity $"»: sent to any address By the Tug K A T IE COOK, on
upon receipt of price o rC .O . D. secure
from observation and in private name if the river and bar, at reasonable rates.
desired, by
a . e . m in t ie . m . d .
Tug Company!!
%
l i KEARNEY ST. RAN FRANCISCO, CAL.,
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
MT11 be sent to any one applying by letter,
stating symptoms, sex and age. Strict se­
crecy in regard to all business transac­
tions,
PR. MINTIE*S KIDNEY REMEDY NKPHRETICUN
curesall kinds of kidney and bladder com­
plaints. gonorrhoea, gleet, leuoorrlioea.
For sale by all druggists; $1 a bottle; <» bot­
tles for $"».
d r . m i n t i e ' s d a n d e l io n t i l l s are the best
and cheapest d y s p e p s i a and b i l l i o t j s cure
in the market. For sale by all druggists.
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Timber, match-wood and stave tim­
ber purchased.
Orders for lumber filled in quanti­
fie s to suit, and at the lowest living
: rates.
J. PARKER,
M. L. HANSCOM,
IRVIN G M. COOK.
Parkersburg Coos county Oregon,
vl n l8tf.