Coquille City herald., March 17, 1885, Image 2

T h e saloon o f
C o q u i l U (Ü ih j S i m i l i l .
T U E S D A Y , M A R . 17,
this
place,
was
b u rglarized
whisky and some 8 or 9 boxes o f
cigars stolen, since, the dem ijohn
A to o i.ik v v iii.i.
A s w ill be seen by a com m unica­ and one box o f eig a is liuve been
T h e y w ere found in
tion in this paper there is a desire recovered.
am ong some that
the
people
of
H erm an ’s saw m ill cashed away in
this county, and particularly o f this , the sawdust, bein g traced thith er
river, realize the im portance o f es- ■ by \isits o f ceita iu pu ities " h o
tablishiu<ir a woolen m ill here.
N o : " e r e im b ib in g from the w hisky-jug.
one can doubt that such an
enter-
prize w ould be profitable in
m any
ways.
fu ll-handed enough,
very
in the
effect
in form ation — which is news to us that Russian troops have ad
anced
serious
objection
b e lie f that
is
if
“ T h e waves to ! still fu rth er into A fg h a n territory.
the southward o f Cape H orn are T h e Russian G overnm ent a d m its}
longer, h igh er and m ore dagerous such m ovem ent has taken place, i
than in any other locality.
T h is i but asserts it was on ly intended ,
is o w in g to the fact that there is a fo r the purpose o f seeking a m ore !
arrests
the
a } Tw o weeks ago we knew
n oth in g!
both
is j last week at the request o f several
a collision
A fe rtile pen and a vivid im a gin -
heaviest seas are caused
A fg h a n s
is
im m inent.
and
consequence
CITATIO N TO H EIRS.
In the comity court of the siate of Ore­
gon f«>r the County of Cot s.
In the matter of the estate ami guardian­
ship of 1.1 izu It.. George S., Perry lh, and
Thomas W. Robinson.
( irder ti» show cause on application for
sale of real property.
of
the above news.
by ob-
City Brewery,
B ritish
Our consols have fallen eleven-sixteenth
in
Agoni fur Gibbson’s fine whiskies, an AAA
w h’s’ey. Also agent for the CELE B R A TE D
C H IC A G O BEER and PO R TER at whole­
sale and retail. The celebrated BOCA beer
on draught and in bottles.
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The only illustrated Magazine dev<»t<*<! to the
development of f i e Great West. Contains a
vast amount of Reueral information and spe­
cial artici« son subjects of interest to all. A b l y
conducted!
H iip crh ly illu stra te d !
Only #2 a year. L. Samuel, Publisher, No. 12:»
Front street, Portland. Or.
Russians are h u rryin g forw ard and
to i quently, say a n yth in g about it; and ! experience has taught us that the o f 1 per cent,
objection
N. P. Hansen, Prop.
have
believed that
not w ell takeu, since an en terp rize
prom inent citizen s we kept mum, struction, shoal bottom and cross S h u t i l l s G i r l iiiu l K i l l e d illm s c ll'.
o f this kind is usually d ivid ed up at which some kick. I t has been I currents. H a v in g some know ledge
N ew Y o r k , M arch 8.— T h e few
in to shares, a llo w in g a person to the expressed sentim ent o f all that rega rd in g three places, where the pedestrains passing the junction o f
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take ju st w hatever amount he sees j "'o should not g iv e names and ti v sea is rough, without m entiom n
H o o p er
D ivison
avenue
and
fit. They find means to prosecute J the case through our columns, “ as j many others that wo have seen,
streets, B rooklyn , at 11 o’clock to-
„ „ „ „ .j r
w ill g ive our opinion in re for­ . ; i * _____ , .i i i .. ,1
th eir present business, ami g e ttin g a certain paper is in the habit o f j
night "t u e stai tied by the sound of
B e fo re im p u gn in g the once to their particular qualities,
m ore capital invested each succeed­ doin g.”
three nistol shots, fired in quick
n ......
%
.
.
m
otive
for
w
hich
the
item
was
j
\
\
e
re
fe
r
to
Cape
H
orn,
the
Cape
in g year, we fa il to see w hy they
succession and a woman’s piercin g
.
ii
could not ju st as w ell in vesta small om itted theso kickers should have 0f good H o p e and the passage bo- screams. A . n officer ran to
the
amount inn good,profitable business in form ed them selves as to whose j t.veen Cape H atteras and Bermuda, spot and found Susannah Geiser, a
E X C H A .U S T G K E !
Front St., Marshfield, Or.,
belt around the globe, in thesouth- suitable position in case o f w ar j
been made, but a w arrant is out, ■ (»ru seas, unobstructed hv any land; with Afghanistan. I t is gen erally
1 P to this tim e no
w ell i o f the affair, and could not co u se-! ation can produce wonders.
inclined
T k e
— caught our eye:
are not ; " h e n the g u ilty w ill have to s u ffe r.1 pl ay and greater force.”
which
founded; but we are
the
ant] force, etc. P ic k in g up a paper firm in g the rep ort published
( } ie other day, the fo llo w in g bit o f ! T im es this m orn in g to the
T h e objection that is being ! and it is on ly a question o f tim e J consequently, the waves have free
urged is that the people
W o Uavcthe selling of a farm of KM acte*
with a splendid orchard, good water, a good
I P . M a r k , DFrcp-,
house. The farm yielded 50 tons of timothy
hav last season. The farm wil be sold
MARSHFIELD, O gn .
cheap, and the following go with the plac?:
Dealer in Furniture, Doors, Glass and Pic 70 head of sheep, a lot of hogs 1 yoke of cat-
Ure Frames, etc., nnd Agent for W hite 8 tie, chain’s Ac., a lot of cows, yearlings and
vl n l tf | the house-hold furniture which is new and
Sewing Machines,
good.
on
O ccasionally we observe an item i London, M arch 11. 1 inancial
M onday night, the 2nd inst., and a g o in g the rounds o f the press, on 1 circles are excited over official re-
revolver, a 5-gallon dem ijohn o f the b ig h t o f waves, th eir length ports received this afternoon
con-
1885.
H otior.
F U R N I T U R E STORE,
W a r Im m in e n t.
H r a v j- Meas.
G. A . B row n, o f
j
11 iliT Li‘ iil,~ to l ’1.'* t“ourivfroni
H 3 E U L , P S 7 0 I».
Coquille City. Oregon-
Orders promptly filled.
Please retuni kegs promptly after being
emptied.
vSi.1»!
,
I tinji prt Hoiitca ami iiled hy TSancy Jy. a nerer j
guardian <>t tin* persons ¡«ml «-state of Flii-.u ;
)¡ N ew City Market
! Jj., Ci-«>rg»» S., Ferry B., aiulTims. W., Rote- ■
j ¡son. minors, praying for an order of sale <
certain real-estate belonging to said (wards!
s I
«/
. tbat it ¡ . fort!ie u .st im. rests of isr.id minor
heirs,
necessary that such real-est a ,
1st door north o f O liv e hotel,
, , , and
,
he »Id
should be
lo wit: ljot one, of Reaction
M a in S t r e e t ,
j :u in t »wnshipiis soutfaof range 12 west of j
• tlx- Willunmtte meridian, c jamming 15. 09
said! O O Q U I L L E
C I T Y ,
>f ljiiui—more or lesi. All
land situated in Coos Co. Oregon. It is { B eef, P o rk M utton, G roceries und
hereby ovil n d. that the next of kin of said
; minor In irs. and ¡ill persons interested in P rovision s constantly on hand, at
m arket prices, and
| the said estate appear before this court on the lowest
j Monday the (Rh day of April A. D. 1885, at ; F resh P rod u ce taken in exchange.
' H o’clock in the forenoon of said day, at
S. 8. M cA dam s, P rop -
the court room of this county court, at the
■ <*>urt house in Empire C ity, ill said county,
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| then and there to show cause, if any there
t„., why all order should not bo made, for
the sale of said real -estate. And it is furth­
er ordered that a copy of this order l>e serv-
!
bv publication thereof once a week for
I in jvp successive wcoks i > * * a «>r o tho
tii€ baivi day !
; ot hearing, ili a nevsp q v r «>f generai cir- ;
j cnlation. puntici and pil»!i~hed in said ‘
I coliniy uf Co» «a nud siato of Oregon.
l>ated ihi>27Ui day ;»1 Fohruary \.D. 18S5. B O O T S a n d . S U B C O D E S
that would be the life o f other bus­ suggestion it was at, that it was. J’o the southward o f the Cape o f pretty you ng brunette, ly in g Oil
,
. ,
..
...
,
iness that they had prop erty in. om itted. I f they w ere anxious for G ood H ope, the most exposed o f the
S id e w a lk .
SllO was nearly ex-
U nless we m anufacture we may as the item to appear, as one o f them any, there is.a shoal bank extend­ hausteil from loss o f blood. She
In heavy had been shot b y her lover, A al-
w ell at once settle down to raisin g expressed him self, “ so that the ing for some distance.
T
produce at San Francisco pricos, bu rglar Trould know what was what gales o f wind, this bank is the cause dine lloeflner, a painter of 98 H e-
freight added. T h is va lley is rich and get up and leave the country o f a trem endous sea which topples v o i street, tw ice in the
rig h t
thereby
saving
the
county
a
great
over
and
breaks.
N
ow
,
the
great
in natural wealth, but at present
shoulder and once in the breast.
deal
o
f
cost,”
they
would
find
few
danger lies in the breaking o f the in another m om ent a fourth re
low prices ami high freigh ts we
sym
pathizers.
A
s
an
item
in
sea, many vessels having been lost, port was heard at a short distance.
hare n othing except gold dust that
which
uo
names
were
used
could
and all hands by p o op in g— a nau­ H ere Ifo e ffn o r was found w ith a j
is susceptible o f good pr<»tits after
( h * 0. XI. Ovvi,
Of the very best quality and at the
shipping in its raw state. T h en it not be o f any in form ation which tical term for taking the sea over bu llet in his brain. H e was dead
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C<•un¡y Judg __
behooves us to m anufacture all could lead to an arrest, and would the stern. T h is is supposed— from when reached. T h e g i l l was r e ­
Lowest Living Rates.
N O T IC E EG I! PI E LK 'A IK >N.
on
ly
be
understood
by
the
bu
rglar
|
experience
-to
have
occurred
by
we can, and to this end every com ­
Land ( )ilice n: Rosfbun Oregon. »
moved to St. C atherine’s H ospital,
O .
C *
H im im g t G iij
IV! 27. I ' .
and
tlioüfc
who
w
ere
already
coguiz
reason o f the gale abating, and the where she told, in a fain t voice,
m unity should engage all its spare
! V O T I C I '; is lx n» y given tinn the full» w- !
The Fit^hieiii.bk* B-»ut and Shoe Maker
capital— and by this w e do nol ant o f the facts, we can put no o t l i - ; vessel being unable, in consequence, that llo e fln e r had pressed his at­ ¡ ¿A iiig-named st Uicr Iris tilt il l.otico of i v i 1! lx* f«»un»i ¡it all times ready to wait I’jion.»
lii s in !< 11 * 1 «Ml t:> ma •re fina* pr« »of in
<i> >-t !
: and accomodate customers v.itii everythin»»
mean just what you have to throw or cc lisiructioii on th eir m otive for I to sail ahead fast enough to keep tentions upon her, but had been ! of hi ■i claim, and that said proof will
! n- ado U» it n- t lx» <•'erlr of Go •s Coin tv. «t ! in our line, at the Coquille City Ik»c»tami
wanting
the
item
,
than
that
given
out
o
f
the
way
o
f
seas
that
were
away, but every cent you can rake
repulsed. Susannah lives
w ith i Empi re Ci tv. Grog* •n.o*i Frii ay. April 10. !
1* tN>. vi;:: ( harks Morris. Prc-<•mptioii D. S. j Shoo store: cue door north of tlic.Olive hotel.
high, breaking and running with her uncle oil D evol street,
and scra p e—in
some profitable above.
. 1
i t is
Don't Read This,
In less You Want to Buy
m anufactory at or close
to
home.
Choose you r en terp rise; there is no
opposition.
T h e re
are sp len d id
openings in a n y th in g to be
made
of wood. A starch fa ctory would
b e highly profitable «ince it is
known that potatoes are rich in
starch here. Cheese should be man­
ufactured here
instead
of
bein g
shipped from other places.
am ong the possibilities
root sugar
It
is
that beet­
can be made here
w ell as in other pans.
as
AYe m ight
g o on to enum erate a score o f oth ­
er necessary articles that m igh t be
manufactured here profitably, but
leave them to suggest
to you.
them selves
But by all menus g iv e the
m atter some thought.
L e t us hear
from others.
CwiiiiiiiiiiirntiMl.
E p . H f .:: a i . d :— I
by
your
to
induce
your
p eop le
start a
woolen
m ill.
T h is
th in g devou tly to be
to
thought the wound in
T h is is w ron g
a the river.
and ought to be stopped at once.
g iv e
heed
and
-------
As
»
day or to nuurow.
S i l i r r O r c D i s c u ic r c i l.
T h e IC :iiìro n «l
a m atter o f course we do not expect
V in c e n n e s , Imi.,
M arch 9.
e n ­ any person to make com plaint, but
C onsiderable excitem ent prevails
terprise duly inaugurated. Y o u r every p rison should have enough
am ong tho residents in the vicin ity
Bandon correspondent has w ell interest in the w elfare o f the rive r
o f Augusta, P ik e county, south o f
considered the m atter, and it is to to see that its navigation is not
this city, over the discovery o f
be hoped that the people, gen eral­ spoiled. A scow load o f tangled
o f silver ore,
brush which sinks readily, is lia- larbTe quantities
ly, w ill take an interest in the mat­
which has been found in the hills
ter. A s you say, there is little or ble to build the foundation o f an
near that place. C apitalists from
n othing to be m ade at farm in g, fo r island, which would have the effect
St. Lou is, N e « ’ Y ork , and In d ia n ­
the reason that we are all try in g to cause the rive r to encroach on
apolis have been there m aking an
to d o the same thing. I f there is its present banks.
exam ination.
an yth in g fo r which this part is
On F rid a y last \V. Sinclair, Esq.,
T h e lloomerM.
sp ecially adapted it is that o f paid Mrs. Robinson, o f the R o b in ­
AVichita, Kansas, M arch 9.-
ra is in g sheep, and once a good son house, 819 fo r dam ages by a
w oolen m ill in the county, the sm all fire rep orted some tim e ago. AA’ arrants were issued fo r fifteen
woods w ill be litte ra lly a live
with
O ne business w ill prom ote
the interests o f another; a
woolen
m ill incline to make goods
cheap­
e r, the benifits o f which w ill affect
e v e ry b o d y ;
it
w ill
make sheep
raisin g profitable, and b rin g m on­
ey
in to
the
country.
I
firm ly
b elieve that m oney invested
w oolen m ill in this county
pay interest direct, which
in
a
would
is
very
T h is is the first ever paid on a
sider the indirect benefits it would
insure to every person around.
policy in this town.
A lth o u gh the
ty-five yesterday.
T h e authorities
dam age was light, it speaks v o l­ w ill continue to issue warrants as
they g et names. Captain Couch
umes to our people. I t was by the
in form ed a reporter that ho would
m erest chance that the house did
start fo r Arkansas C ity in the
not burn, and hnd it done so, the
m orning, and the colony would
w hole town would have been in
m ove in a day or two. G en eral
ashes in three hours, fo r tlie wind H atch w ill leave here on the same
was b low in g a fea rfu l gale at the train w ith Couch, and w ill jo in the
time. AAre must have water or in­ troops there.
sure our property.
Tlt<* ICiiNso- i r g l m u 4|ii<*<»»(lon.
St.
By
taken
in
every
.community in the county.
A Farm er.
M y r t le P oin t,
M ar. 12.
F rom a note from
L ou is,
M arch
H ayes, S en ior A’ ice
flit M issouri P acific
In
justice
to
R epresen tative
R ob erts we w ill say that the om is­
published in this papei some tim e
ago, was sim p ly an om ission o f the
state printer.
Y es te rd a y
m orn in g
it
turned
S trili«*
11.
R.
S.
P tesid en t' uf
R ailroad,
in
an intorview on thè strik«', said:
1 he main question in this strike
.
„
, ...
is one ot nersonnl lib erty or w lieth-
er a handful o f men who are
not
satisfied w ith their position as em ­
ployes shall be allow ed to prevent
other men w ho have no expressed
cause o f dissatisfaction from contin­
u ing at work.
O u t o f 25,000 em ­
ploys o f the Southwestern, AY abash
systems, not 1000 are d irectly affoc-
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
j
U. S. Land Office, Koseburg Oregon. £
January 25, 1885. »
| am certain that o f this 1000 at
J O T IC Kin hereby given thiK John
least »500 would go to work to-m or-
Eairil has aj»|»l’«*d to purtdinse the S \V
1 j of N E H S E H of N W q and N q of B
row i f they w ere not restrained by E q K«*i\ 15 Township 28 South of range 13
West W ill. Mer.. under tbe act of June 3d
these bu lldozin g co-em ployes. T h e 1878
for the sale of timl>er lands in the states
reduction made is in regard to men of California, Oregon. Nevada and Teritory
of Washington. Any and all persons claim­
em p loyed m m achine shops and ing adversely nny of the above di*scril>od
lands must tile their claim with the register
round houses. T ra in service hands of the land office nt Uoseburg during the GO
have not been reduced. R e d u c­ days publication hereof and failing to do so
their rights will he barred by statute,
Win. E. Benjamin.
tions have been p rin cip a lly in
feb3
Register.
N
Texas.”
St. Lou is, M arch
all means keep the project on foot, sion o f “ panther” in the b ill he in-
T h e people nro bound to see it in ! troduced fo r the destruction o f
its true light, and stock in the en­ noxious animals, and which was
be
Coquüîo
City
Market
virion*:, « tc., etc.
r ¿ r r i* 4
sï
L. t i . a \ i
1150
5 ?
O ìis v E .
t ifit i IV
3
V
s
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Frv>n ;vr:s'l:!l4 t t i»»i\* f; i * u**.. v.'iM Ian l
or t«»v. li ¡«»is in *. » »v» «1 i r i .i !Jt:}>r<.fi cl, *.r¡ 1
¡Í » v.el; t».* *. • «>n ( '. ( '. } • ' t ii’.-.inpt«»;!. **Ci y
i '*» :..'
■Al’ -r
Ct qv. »:.»• ( ity. U*foro
p*jr'!h;.s::ig i Si A. til i\‘.
j .t la :»,
I'.MI.iij
for sale a hr
r. al < v.*,-', r . r . ‘
varíe y
c u: fumi -h I ’ ■ Y a ri Y t!Î I : ’* 1 » ò.. any i.» quanti -
tv. fron i. «; . l«l* o i . * ; i ! V
lli»**n t<» ¡i
half !•>{. in k
» 11 •» i r. * * '_ , it tor. i f tl.o
follow ill;*:
tris of sui»! estate, to s-*11 Mio r» .il pnqu rty
2 t H ) i ic r t
• or, »• n,;, ri!.»*-
( of siali dt ei aacil hi* *!i::'.fu*r di*scribi*il. «?V
mndiouH barn, fino y< r:
»•«•’».¡■.ri qi-otl -ut
so much thiavof as s Lull bi siiliicioiit f > pay
houses.
30
acres
under
fence.
15 in - .-.e..- ami
t lu* flitiliis jtcuiiist said ostate ¡nid tin* ex­
penses of adiniuisti'atioii. aiaonntiii” to 15 plow land. There'are upwards i t :E m u
about the sum i-i li^ht liundii <1 and thirty million feet of fir and ce ar tinib**r <>n tiiO
tiir
dollars, in th»* manner provided l»v law for i...
i: i * c
. .»
the sale of reel property on « xeention.
d " hlcb m of eB*y accrs8 to tbe riv‘ r*
Now. therefore 1 will »»i» Saturday the 18th
IOO a c r e » , Ilk* in the bottom, 25 ira-
day of April, l.ss*,t at the h
(it »by ho:»r ol one o clock ! proved; new frame dwelüne, good orchard,
\ »a the afternoon
•rm
i f that day, at the court ! ,___ r
*
house door, in Empirò C’itv, in said (\>os -
hno spring, and 10 head of cattle. J
! county, «»tier for s.i»«' and sell for cash do er hoes. 5 sheep. 1 huso and 10 tons of hay.
nt public auction, to tin* hurhest hidds- Fine timber on upland.
I therefor,t he foil lowinj» de.;cribed real
e
3 7 a c r e * , all bottom, 30 improved: good
tate, to wit: t lit* S. E. q (>f See. 35, and the
West 1 , of the South West q of A*e!‘S}! Ess I bouse’ '.‘‘»ni and orchard also Kood fencos,
25 acres hcrei.jfore sold to Amanda Snyder
otc” adjo,uin« C<M»ul,,e C,t>*
Snydc
by deed tinted Novi-mbcr 24th lS7u amt re­
til acr«**, all bottom, 6 cleared, al* good
corded on pnm* (»08 of Book six of deeds of tillable land: house, barn, outhouses, or­
the records of Coos Gounty. Oregon all in chard etc., X niile from Coquille City.
township 27 South of Range 13 West of the.
O i k * suburban lot. containing 1*^ acres,
Willamette Meridian and in the said Coun­
ty of Coos, or so much thereof as may be neat cottage, 100 fruit lives 3 years old: very
necessary to satisfy the said claims and ex­ desirable for a family residence, being *-j' a
from mlie Coquille City.
penses.
Elizebeth Fouts.
marlOnoO
Administratrix
other boom ers Saturday, and twen- ted by the reduction o f wages, and I
encou raging when we com e to con­
terprise w ill
breast
to thè Senato by thè President to-
L e Garçon.
■+— - —-—
and assist you in g ettin g this
sheep.
her
herr, from H olb rook, A rizon a , g iv e | have scudded under bare poles in a w ill prove fatal.
us to understand that he was then full rig g e d sh ip cotton loaded, m
IS cofitiif o f »Is«* G ik iiio t.
days
the
dead
ot
winter,
fo
r
Hire
on his way to frien ds in Illin o is.
W ashington, M arch
10.— T h e
H e said lie would on a rriv in g a t ; illu^ nights, off in the direction be­
C abinet met prom p tly at noon, all
s t. L o u is take steam er passage, as j tween
H atteras and Bermuda,
the mend ers being \ re ent. I t
lie was tired o f the railroad. H is let-! " h e n the sea would make veterans
is understood the session was de-
ter had been wet and the item s lmd look astern to see it c o m in g - think­
voted almost en tirely t«» considéra­
all run together or we could doubt- ing it would be sure to overw helm
tion o f F eile ra l appointments. It
the vessel.
AY»* have been o ff Cap
less g iv e ou r readers an in te re s tin g ,
_
•- j ;s nRserte,| on R1Kxl m, t |,o, ity tlmt
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letter. A t any rate we luaile o u t 1 H orn in the w inter o f 4o, ana luul |
sub- of ranjio 15 wt .„.of î lit* \\ illnmctto liK-reliu!:.
each
m
em
ber
<*f
tho
Cabinet
that he was at an elevation o f 5110 a hard t*me g ettin g to the soutli-
initted a list <»î appointai» n ‘ s in Ids under ih»* act <>'. o »npreos of.l onaC». 1 ST-' i t
ward
to
pass
it ; but, w hile the sen
the ¡vd» . í I
lar.c.v .n I h»
m iles above a sea level, and that
»Itqmrtinent held t > be essential C.iüîorîii;*.. <
•d*. ami t « rr.: ». V i !
is l o n g and heavy, it d o e s not, iu
had we, o f this part, been in uuv
to the adm inistration o f public V. ¡idr.Sf;: »n.
equal the oth er two in
way astronom ically inclined wo »uv opinion
Anv aiu .1
nt v r
r
business under the present regim e.
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pi.int
o
f
danger.
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m ight, at about 10:30 o ’clock \. M.
uiulersleoil.
inciutied
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W e inns! credit those ortioii ol
on the 1st inst., h*ivc seen ids form
•
M
only
such
»
dices
iu
which
a
cluing«*
il faiiin:
v.Tu re
pass ra p id ly over the sun’s disc. t: “ “ m ultitudinous se;
thair cìaii. s
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r
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one« in order that
l. greet ohbtruction, with ti: was <»« drub!».*
M.*
ilio
M a y his shadow never grow le.
mari«,.
thè
new
secretarios
m
igh
t
dis-
us waves.
Th eories
most <t mg'
O ur attention has been called t » w ill not d * in tlii.-, im.tance; rom a’.i- cinti ge l li*.? lini ics o l tii»*ir oftices
BA li*- i
vis :i: vi
v.ithuut
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f
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the fact .that people along the river, cin g is l>ut the sheerest fo lly ; it is
ut ¡' !» » >' *r
t ;
• I • » ‘ > t* i*
and particu larly at the month o f the pmu tical ox{»erience that gives rassment. T h e deliherations o f thè
.f t
oo rn lv o:
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»
-li
l!»,-
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«t.’.y of th i i i i k i : v. 1 •
m
C
abinet
w
ill
probahlv
resilit
in
a
B ea ver slough, are th row in g large
picture drawn without the aid
tlii* iùi»ti,vr I lllt- t-f'.!■;*.1 1 * of
Fonts, ite­
long list o f nom inations boing sent ' ci«*« se il. l'oiiuiinr^ iiy .ac. tlu» adiuiiiis^m
amounts o f brush and tim b er into ■ , r e rio r o f fiction,
is
wished,
I hope the people w ill
We
N
see
paper that you are d o in g whr.t you
can
A note from U ncle C h ris L c l m - ! greater speed than the vessel.
: N E r 12G, for tlx* E<»t k 4. 5, l: ? and 13 SÔC. ' Main street.
1
Du. N «V HONTINf.TOH.
11. T. 31 S. R. 12 W C‘Sfc.
1 He names ilio full«.-wing witn»:.v'.i s to
i.Eli !
i !»*' uve his continuoas r. .;id cnCO up'
<•» Uh ation of. said land, viz.:
II . W eigant •
|
; K B. Rol.iiinoa ! :.11 of Myrt e Foint.
A. I«. N o sie r Prop .
Ore;.« ;n.
i R R. Jeff«rson 1
! o 11. Frey
Win. F Ben j.uuin
M ain St. Coquille City. Creron.
! inarK »1:30
r. ’
1
1
— :0 :—
TIM BE R 1»AND N (r i ICE.
Fresh and choice meats o f a ll
V . S. Lend Office, Rose bui g. Oregon, )
\
- > . ,, vte . i. t . 1ér 25. !> •«. \
kinds constantly on hand.
'^.’'O T K 'E i.s Lor» by ijw-u llnit Ric--!iui*d
iiill hat : ;-p.. <i •> putchaae t! »• N. E.
A L S O
q of S. ! .. s «.i jju'ti»»!» L t«>v.li-Ji'.,» :’»'i s.»ii»!i
G r o c e r ie s , v e ge tab il
and p ro-
M arch 10.— T h e P a ll
M a ll G azette says it is believed the
news received last even in g to the
effect that Russians had advanced
their outposts in Zulpknr pass
fa th er south instead o f w ithdraw ­
in g north, as requested by E n g ­
land, is correct. T h e G azette says
there can be no doubt great fears
are entertained o f a collision be-
tween Russian and A fg h a n troops,
as this last advance lias placed the
opposing outposts face to face, and
a (*ii io Russians niucli nearer
L
ondon ,
new in the
rp.ilroad
this m orning.
here
A com m ittee from
S ed a iia has called on the
men
in
the M issou ri and P a cific shops, but
it is understood got little, i f any,
satisfaction.
I t is stated the
in the M issou ri and P a cific
hero have decided not to
go
men
shops
out
M ilitia com panies which le ft here
.yesterday are still restin g between
Jefferson C ity and Sedaila. N e g o -
tiations fo r a com prom ise between
H on. B. H e r ­ qu ite dusk, and overcoats were
man we learn that his m ill nt this brou ght into requisition. T h e ex
place w ill be started up as soon as pression, “ it is g o in g to snow,” was A « “ » t e m t o r y-
* lier° 18 .0 ° the road men are now g o in g on.
indication,
says
the
G
azette, that
i t can be put in running or.ler after heard from m ore than one person,
S a i l Francisco sailors are on a
the Russians have gone beyond
his return from AVashingtou.
seem in gly fo rg e tfu l that it was the what they consider the A fg h a n strike. T h e y want 835 and $30 is
Subscribe for the H e r a l d .
result o f an eclipse o f the sun.
boundary line.
the price b ein g paid.
C. A N D R E A Y S
PROPRIETOR,
CO NSTANTLY
K eeps
A n assortm ent o f
SIM M O N S .
11.— N o th in g
strike
POST OFFICE
Store,
B oots and shoes,
I n J ustice
CouitT
C oquille C itt
F B K C IN C T . Coos C O U N T Y , S T A T E OF OUEOON.
O. Reed plaintiff
1 Civil action for
/ the recovery of
vs
Jabez Harris defendant 1 money.
In the name of the state of Oregon
you are hereby required to be and appear be­
fore the undersigned, a justice of the pence
for the precinct aforsaid on the 8th day of
April 1885 at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of
said day, nt the office of said Justice, in said
precinct, to answer the above named plain­
tiff in a civil action.
The defendant will
tak«» notice that if he fail to answer the com­
plaint herein, the plaintiff will take judge­
ment against him for *2(’>.30 and interest
thereon from the 29th day of May 1879 at
one per cent, per month, and for his disburs-
ments in this action. The defendant is fur­
ther notified that this summons is served
upon him by publication by order of said
I court madn and dated February 24. 1885.
J. A. Simon,
Justice of the Fence.
n29 5\v
fob
H a ts and caps,
S tation ery, Inks,
D ry
goods and
C lo th in g
La-.
dies, G en ts
and C L ild ren a
G en era l fu r ­
n ish in g good s;
also groceries,
Canned goods,
Cig.irs, tobacco
andcandies. H e pays the h ig h ­
est p ric e fo r cou n try
prod u ce
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