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'85. C O Q U ILLE C IT Y , OKEGON, T U E S D A Y , M A Y 5,188 V O I J» s i i . r o * i> irri:R . (Con. G ol U j II kych G azbinb .) HI S I S R I > S . L. F. L a n e . LANE J ohn L a n e . & LANE, Attoyneys nini Counselors at Lan. La d Cases a Speda ty. üillc« on Main Htrwt. opj*>siti* (’osiuopolitnn Hotel. Oregon. Roseburg, J ohn A. G p . vy J.M.StmiN. S ig lin Sc G ra y . Attorney su nti Counselors tl Law, Th.* sprii'» ruins have n.iss h ’ us here, The foot-hills look scorched and a re As in May; If the rains should ¡»ass us l.y. Times and trade .ri'.l be as dry As old hity. W'e havo hail our winter rain; If it only comes aRniu In ten day s. W’t* are safe as hay that’s baled; Old Somalia's never failed ( *o *s to raise. Marshfield ( ’mis r iim’v, Or**R»>n. Ovru.B—Holland huililiiiR. oiqxtsite lO.Min What's the reason yon taboo From your social chai as too Hotel. I Impolite; W. S IN C L A IR . ( Hiservatioiis on the state (if the weather? Good and £reat Atlnntf) at law. All unite. General Inaurane«* ami Ileal Estate Ayent. In the use of this trite tin me C o o n i t r. Ci I V. O regon . As a widqe to <>pt* a seam ( !f cynv rse. T. G. O W EN . Ill the Spauinli small and qreat I sc this initiate Attorney and Counselor at Law, A discourse. UàBsuriici.n. Oi»n. Mortal man receives his pap From dame Earth’s ripleted lap. In some way; Aitcrncy and Counselor at Law. Anil the weather makes or nmrs E m «*:I’..: C ity , O on . _______ More enjovnunt, bless your stars! In adiy. BVol.li. oi Ihr ¡'orili. J. W. BENNETT. Titan all other things combined. Why should be our thoughts confined Feyoml this? If you say my chat is h ' uii II, It's a common theme for ell. llit or miss. Attorney at Law. M vwsuriLLi». Oos. D. la. WATSON. Attorney and Counselor at Law Come and taken glass of wine Of Sonoma’s choicest vii e Here with me. It is grip* juice pure and fine. Fit f.*r gods i*r men divine On a spr •*. Coo s C ity . Ot.N. J. H. NOSLER. Notary rub.ic Cogrnxi: C ity , t » on . CARL H- VOLKMER- Attorney and Counselor at Law. M yu ri.u I’oiNr. (\* >s (\ h sìy O lkhos . Will practice in ..»l the courts of Oregon. J. P. E A S T E It, M. 1). T hysici vn . Si . k >N ami On « tetrici c*. Kpt-c.iu u twain n -»veil o ù..-i ;i'>c:i i»f '»«*>»i- « u bud I'iu.iinu, iiitti ;»ll eLromc f onus < ■ f dlHCHSt*. ( V.Si-h o f o l* ' t lf . C S >-•*'. te e .ll l* \ . tmeted forSo. n! S, i ' for Uiittuiu.i . ..tiù N< urn., iu l.y the med icated vapor baili. Oll.ce sl rc.ii.u im* iu C xini t itv. C. w . T O W E R . M. D.. Physician an i Surrjeon, Mi; vv. C. A N G E < )• LL. M.D. Physician and Accoucheur, Here my pegasus I'll Hail, ’Cause lu* wandered from the trail Ami digress, d; If w * can this U tter pass 1 will let him t o to crass And he—blessed! Since I wrot** th** lines above Unin enough lots come to shove 11 v, r> thing Well a'or.L», and make crops good: Thus in .r-• ahr.ndant food— Let us i lg. Noder came here from Coqui'le, L u iiL il here a::d ill tided Me.1, Gay hi* feels. Thin!.ing he would sw im or sink, Lull; a gr..nd new sitntii!" rin'.t, All oil v heels. ii <■ m’t !*i* lient, in u As t» li* ! : if ! *i ils '.M f 4» v ar inq; clear the fluor if-nui > ni ti’.iii* to siile. (TKJFILÎ.F. f’ITY, (KiN. vlalif. . a tu tIi«* runr ’ivil i tt tlii* lluor; \ O. E. S M I T H . i « » T1 »IV ! V (i'lliH* li" L;! iile* S c rg c c ii E e n tis t ; : I j » r (U til :>(*:i;c* C ' l l l i l o At, q:rat rat«*s. M AR SH F f EL! K OREGON. NT .'1 7" TT?/TH> J. M * V 0 M . D. Physician M iarn ► -O- ^ 4 nr«* i«»r < iioi«*r;i. were followin'» sensible conclusions, as cent say 3,(>00,000 acres. In Pali- j fearful insults of a waterspout or it is thought all the occupants . . . . . . . . i tl:f have peri- lied. N o news is yet 1 published in the New Em dand fonda the diminution is given at • cloudburst tv residents i l i ] r? ei . el from the country belo»v 15 per cent, while Oregon shows i Medicine river, which seem. Homestead: to do the best ft slight increase. The department have been the same that Idled the J bei e, but it is feaied there lias Most farmers have my Lave not ! further ligures a reduction of about i Ninnescha to overflowing. The been very severe loss of life. Ih e ; they can with what tin ^() (jM And 00,000,000 bushels in the yield from special says that the water rolled j ^ 11 Loaned very speedily or- ; as they would like to . • . . . . i . : i i : .. ... .. i.w „ ..r down ___ ____ l n the . . i low ___ lands __ .. ___ 1 „p ni zed relief sever» over east of 1 j ora linidzed jelief measures, measuie*, and andsover- ' whether they get their rig lit fill winter-killing, poor condition of Medicine Lodge city live to twelve ; al thousand dollars have been al- ! share of the faun profits d-pem ls ; *•«' llie l>1'luti,,8 6uns,,n j not only upon their nliility to work j an‘l U w I»-e«oiit vitality of tl.e | feet perpendicularly,carrying death j 10a(1Y subscribed. Bodies thus far Estimates made in the f i rst! in its wake. Several whole fund- ■ lei'oveied will be buiied tliis after ami plan, lait also upon the wife in ; I*'1111'* week « " Anvil are not of great val- > lies are known to have been drown- j ,loun* -----— — . _ | a gr«*at measure. Thus the farmer i ivhiiEiiilIoii :m<l H rn o u d o n . A month hence we shall be ed. Yesterday morning parties j *<>** lie ! may he very careful about feeding '[’¡K, (,Lj(.ct 0f (j!0 practical farm is cows, keeping them clean, etc., ' ‘ alili (» to figure with abetter show of who had gone out to give relief, ! but unless the housewife supple coming out right. But if the pres- found men, women and children I 01. js f0 raise from a »dveil area of . 1 1 1 1 ments his with extra care the c,lt same care of the milk, cream estimates of the department clinging to ttees, with nothing but and 1,10 coiihrmed by later reports utensils, his work amounts to but flm the ; their nightclothes to protect them, j |.lost profitable produce at the least wheat crop ot the h in ted States for • and some without any clothing i and not only to avoid impov— i l»ttle. D u rin g the past three 1885 will not exceed 410,000,000 j whatever, but still alive. Their years some of my neighbors and ! l a b e l s , as against o 10,000,000 I cries could be heard ns early ns 4 j ! myself have received five cents j bushels in 1883. ! above the market for our butter • because our the customers found quality throii'di. ran even YY e shall, in fact, ! o clock in the morning above the „ ¡vo l»aek to the short cr<>p figures | roaring waters. lh reo that Ì 1,1 18s:}» wl,pn biul reports from the were made to resenro the year ! largest <junutity of the or.sliin« the soil b u t t o render it gradually more productive. I f we a|,un(] aJ1t and invigorating attempts i fu0(| to an animal it becomes vigor- parties be-1 ons aiKj ; ati (>ll seauty and slightly to such wild spec- yond the river, but each boat in j nutritive food it continues The extra five cents is ! ublbon il^ Chicago and N ew York. ; turn was swamped and the oceu- |t»a„. poor It is precisely the same I all profit and we are rightfully en- It is this prospect as much as the pants only saved themselves by j with plants. I f they find all the | titled to it. N or is that all the w;>r nows w hich imparts so much | swiming to trees. Five bodies j sui)st anees which they require for Iliad profit, for when once a customer j strength strongtli to the wheat market. ! hail been been recovered reeovom l up up to to the the hour I,our \ , tIn*ir nourishment and full devel Ì j is obtained a sale is usually made ! for a whole season and The fact is last year’s prices were ; of w n tm g the dispatch, which was opment | in abundant quantity a market ! entirely abnormal, and even if : sent over to the first railroad point by mail. Another body was in is opened for the other produce, i tljere hml 1,0011 no war 111,(1 11(' Thus lime in marketing is saved ! In s p e c t of a short crop, they can-j sight, but could not be reached. : and middlemen are done away not have undergone an improve-: 1 here were eight movers wagons moot. Taking the Liverpool prices j camping in the bottoms, and oho j with. T his management brings in as the guide, wheat sold as low old man has recognized the bodies the cash, enabling you to buy ; w hen you can get the most foi durinir one week of 1881, as d() ot three of his family, his wife and and in suitable form in the soil and the air, they will grow up in more vigorously and put forth more planches, leaves, flowers oml fruits j than when they mce* with these substances, or even one of them, in j iusuliicient ouantitv. J %r 13v rich and * 1 your money, which is another profit shillings and 5 pence, and the aver- two chiMren. James G ibbs and j plentiful food tl»e farmer fattens the farmer ought to have. Tliis is, b 1 ll:< } t!l> shillings his daughter and niece were w ish iis cattle: bv rich and plentiful ! not fancy farming, but legitimate |11 lul 8 pence. 1 h » l°w«*st weekly ed away with their home; a Mrs. food he can al.-o fatten his plants. average for the hundred vear-lTSl- : Harris and her little tri iT of 11 It is found in practice on our com busines, free to all com pet it ioli. Country dealers usually like to i LSSUwas 35 shillings (» pence, and Years of ago, were found drowned, mon agricultural soils that there buy produce in a lump and sell on,y tw ice iu the century, in 1835 G . NY. Vaddoek and family, con- is usually found wanting only constiiiients w hich£16 big and little together like eggs, and in 1851, had the yearly average j sisting of w ife and four childiv n, diree 0f and will notallow been below 40 shillings. Consid-1 thought to be all drowned; 1*rank j fOUuil in cur agricultural jilant. ; allow a a proper proper amount am A member of this j t‘rinK that po; u'a ion is increasing , Shippler put his wife and child on The others me called for in so for quality. grange goes m arly every produce, but six miles week to to town i as peddle the extra cash as wlie; t growing. It is not the his i^inpiising that theio should ho in- . tie was knoc ked off by a he , dications of a rally from such un- ing gets from consumers above dealers’ preoedentodly low figures. prices pays him an average of That man gets . ‘’“'incide wiih ti short a ri'ditful share of the juotits of A reputation for selling t:ood articles is necessary in order tia arm to got u right share protits. Having got it, keep it up by honesty, promptness ami neat- ness. Sometimes it is a good project- | in sncli large quantities, that suc- limb, and swam ashore, several j cessive croppings for many years miles belovc, but of the fate of his , could not exhaust them from I f, indeed, war should happen to ; wife and child nothing was known. J soil. fullv 83 pet trij). his farm. roof, and his house went down, small quantities, or are in the soil wheat crop Kansas City, A p ril O nly thiec of tLe the constitu- 22.- 1 he cuts of which the soil is composed 1,1 bil!s country, the pendulum may Times’ Medicine Lodge, Kansas j become exhausted in practice io other extreme, and we s p e la i gives the following addi- namely, nitrogen, phosphorus and fabulously high i rices ; Fonai particulars of the disastrous potash. I ’ulhermoie, in all calcu- mav ( M’l ^ t I!0 :lood th aua-oei d I fabulously low one* »: The town is situated lations regarding the exhaustion ! < >i tin* soil it mu>t la* remembered : teoole of t Ids country consume t >(* ‘,,(‘f*ii Medicine and Fini créé great deal « f w heal, recent low j nice lor and at flour, it the Kariy Tue.-day has came do'vn morning a fit o I \ that there are certain natural pro- the streams, quickly | cesses cjntimi illy going on which in many overflow ing their bottom-lands to ! a fleet the results. In the first : tliing io bave good credit ami if siq)(*rcedod cormaeal The follow ing cure for cholera ; yoll t|unq jiave to usa jt aH thè i households to which it used to be a . the depth ot about ten feet. In place the available plant food of i comparative stranger. W hen once Elm creek bottoms, east of town a nearly all soils is being slowly dis- we gleau frontali excltange: lite 1 ti*!- captain of an emigrant s)»ip, com- iv-isr. the woman and two children Wichita, A pril ‘22. - A special to recovered). In nn address by the lecturer, The depnitment of agriculture Four wagons containing “mov ' A. G. Sharpe, to Richmond ( M ass.) 1 reports a diminution in the acreage the D aily Eagle, dated yesterday ! (irange, March 10th, appears the | of »vlient this year equal to 10 per j at Medicine Lodge, recounts the ers” have not been heard from, and 1 1 s. H HAZARD. S(oi*iii in li ’I’ll«* Coming Wlicnl Crop. j NO. 38. Iii Alleghany O *» county, v N ew York, the taste for wh * den bread has d o ze n houses were entirely destroy- : solved out and carried down be lie ii acquired, it is not renounced ed and many occupants drowned, yond the reach of plants by the there is a town l>v the name of lussengers die by cholera, although ; 1 , ... , . .. , , ! except at the last extermitv. 'The or were saved only bv clinging to natural or artificial drainage of the 1 . ^ ,, , . , ... ! Lynden, settled almost entirely b y : ; . * 1 J ° ” dosing ml who w ire sick with the . , . » . ,, ‘.¡M .|.u,iiii a r k uit.iD Lane «x Express p re ss reckons mat the branches of trees. Jn c a n q is o il. 1 his is particularly true of udi—L. r v , . . . . . | the Scotsch. A man from that , , , , ... 1 , . 1A . t - J. I i .v heat cannot advance above 4U on tlie bottoms were ten or fifteen nitrogen, lime and sulphuric acid. reme n s I hen usual. A t lust he . COQUILLE l IV, (U iW llN . , • .* i ; town can generally get any credit i . T , , . , ,» r ‘ . , , . .. shillings m London m 188o. L i l t , emigrant families and not halt ol On the other had, rain and snow GE.NLU.vL AG ,N*. i i -r Liu* silo o i City made a prescription of Ins ow n— !. , „ i , lie wants simply by stating or p ro v -; • . . i, • , , , , , pii*psrty, li*»u:»«.*.•» imi u*;s. Li»:»i»<*»'. luruiH, one teaspoonful 1 of red pepper and . , , . . it we have a war between Russia these persons have vet been found. are constantly dissolving nitrogen Olile« 1 1 1 H «iUlU Liuililiiiq. rtiiioucn, «t .. „ ,, . , ; i i ing that he is from Lynden, such is j «. T t 1 ■*.» , » , a half E. . .. , , i and England on the sou of India ! North of here entire families were compound out of the air and ad H tablespoonTu11 IdOCCipO till till of OL salt rvtlt to IU a » , .. i i , j . . . ... , . , , the reputation that town has , 1, , , t pint of boding water; tins to be . ... . , , the English dealers may be scram- drowned and others made miraeu- ding them to the soil, while the J . F. H A L L , .n , , , . . : 1 . • , ” , , throughout the county for h o n e s t;,,. Survtyir, given as hot as possible, to every i v ., . ible for th<*' >lni^ b>)’ 'vlieiA iX^ 0(1 shillings be lous escapes. A ll yesterday an l “weathering” of the soil, which is - . , i. . , • men. Now, it is possi F ob C oo .»C u l m y , O bsuon . ! ¡patient patient when w hen first first taken. It It is „ . ‘ . i fore the end of the year. Cut ofl’ last night the streams were so const uitlv going on under the influ- , „ , . , . . , members of this grange to so co- Olfic«: V» llii Ï- G. Owen, Esq., Ma»shfu’Kl. - i 1 , , • , .. the.supply from Oilesso and India I high that no communication could ences of heat and cold, irost, water, it survey t A ¡»m , operate, . hell , , i»iap*i^f » nil <u umi i «u- Hilld that this simpie ‘ . i remedy acted | ) and show each other, .■ ,. . . . . . i ^ . . , | , , . . . . ,, , it* 'and notify the world that the ; be had with the Last, and to-day iand carbonic acid, is constantly t*red htiiils iurin.Tioii **»i .-.h«»« notice, vini i as a clmrm, c u n n ^ i ll Hie cases on j tJ|at ,(l| t!j ^ , shall be needed m or- . . , , I f board that ship, and attaining con -j , , , V ,, , ! United , i , i * e I nited States has no surplus ior for \ ! tne the nrst first (lisp; dispatches were sent out. I converting rock di.st and organic ., , der to make a ready sale b»r all ‘ . a. . . , , . , ,, - . I. O. G. T. siderable general popularity dur- , .. , , Jt ! export and we may see a food panic Stores in town were closed ye.sier- ! matter into available plantfood. Ih e 1 J ! our produce direct to the consumer > J 1 M orning S ta r Lodge 1 ing the time of that 1 cholera in England. It must always be ! day, and ev cry citizen engaged in j rapidity of these letter processes is visita at highest cash price will be to No- 464, remembered that though prices are j the work of rescuing citizens, in ! roughly measured by the amount tion. make it known that we are mem Motts at C.xitiille City «v« rv Thursday » .* governed by supply and demand, I boats and rafts, from their perils : the soil will pro luce for a series of evening. Visniuginciulicrs ot tins order, ui tii^lo-3kus**i;iii .1 Hairs. bers of Richmond Grange. Then |{ood standing, are cordially iuviled. London, April 25.— A St Peters we will realize our rightful share the fluctuations of prices are not j in trees and housetops. The work j years without manuring, and, since always i:i exact proportion to the , was extremely hazardous, and by ; practically all soils will produce burg special to the Standard says: of profits of our farms. I am well variations in supply and demand. : nightfall there were still some iso- js miAthiug uu l u* such con litions, it Negotiations continue between the aware that we. pay too large a share A very small reduction of supply I lated prisoners. A relief party j b)llo.v.-, that, i« wo io.urn to the soil f Russian and Dritish Governments. of the taxes, mainly because we Coquille Lodge No.53 The frontier question presents no cannot carry our stock in our hip | sometimes causes a great advance was out all night, picking up these tflke fritm ir xya tr3 t >lorij|y C0._ Meets at (Joqnill*; Citv ev«ry Saturday «von in jirice and a small increar,o of unfortunates. tain that wo are not impoverishing Viftitin^ brethren, in fltauuing» serious difficulty, but the Penjdeli I pockets and our farms in ouy vests People in the Medicine river fi, while in mu t e i s e s it will grow supply, jxnired into a feverish cordially iuvitwd. affair ib*lays meeting of the Eoun- ; where the assessors cannot find market, sometimes leads ton penic. bottoms had earlier warning, and richer under .sueli tro.itmeut.— dary Commissions, liussia, says them. YYe must he wide awake with their lives. I I uu- » ^ x* - to „ V ! V , 1‘, ‘ l i t will pay to watch the markets all escaped li A. F. and A. M. l --- ---- — 4---- — < . ■ — the db is] nlch, is willing to ceilo aj] nronnd, look after the little . * . ^ r» ilr w l« « f m «1 i » worn ilrn owned, and Complaint is often made at the . ,.r i otnrn for Penididi 1 «i • ii -o*i for the next two months. — S. F. ‘ireds of cattle were dro C hadw ick Lodge, No*68- Zulfikai rops ruined. Ilu n - Tiisagreeable tastes of milk, esfie- r , 1 «1 Tr , I a,jcl koei) U1> wlth the t!mes- ! Chronicle ! great fields of crops mil Meet» at Coquille City <>n Saturday even That acc ing ,,n or before the the full moon in eucl) ......... Bonn,l«ry study the market, (. - ! dre.l« W of T «.»».. .»¡».«Is «Is liued t h e : €*iiilly in i he nut umn, wheu suecu- I I - ami the fertili- \ I rr, V • n U- - i »nils also Commission could probably ar- > ^ers, aild lenrn how to buy and sell ; Ih e American Cultivator esti- lent or green feed is given to the mouth. John Goodm an, range a withdrawal of both R us- : to the bestadvantape- wlmt. to raise i n)ates .tll°. Hijini/il production oi* | j ‘of invl. \%„niu „ (*‘>ws. I'be f«»ods which have the W . M. ge; wlmt to raise • (i|" ^ ¡n‘ the' U oitw lStetos't.V 1 « | T1»> rise starte.1 nt ■lark Mon,lay Sinn «...I AfBlmn troops from tl.e ! ],OK I)Pst r |,om,pst p, ,,,iso I | most ».«rk.nl rffi-et .*» tl.e « « v o r , ............... .. , , •, . ¡350,000,000 pouuas, anil tlmt o fl nigl.t,nn<l rain poureil down steail-1 Ktlliaklllv||lr|li tb |lon tth (f. A. R. disputed /-(>ne. A solution of the t|u, ])0st artlclo, remembering the butter 1,(MX),000 pounds— the value ily for six hours, which was follow- year. Investigation of the subject Gen- L y tle Post, No- 27, existing difficulty, it is asserted, 0] j “there is plenty of room j of the two being 850,000,000 more ! gy ft g rf»at cloud burst north of recommends the use of boiling Moots City, on every first j however, is only possible if Eng-| E n g- j at t]ie the top.” to ____ at Coquille . Brothers and sisters : than the wheat crop, oue-seveuth ; tj|0 t(Wn ' water to cr;i*lie.ate ' unpleasant ViJneMilay. Vrtitin" oomrad», .U R C°° WvdneHday. VMfiin-oomrad., ood land foregoes her claim for satis- of this noblo ortler wo who are Snore than the hay crop, one-third Am ong those known to bo lost bist»*. ^ ^ \i iiile tue adulteration land foregoes her claim for ««'fiis-1 of this 1H.ble order, we, who are ,m” ° HtandinR, cordially invited. ~ -------..... , , more than the cotton crop, and Gha-i. S. True, Gomniander. re the following: G. W . Paddock, th.'f nn‘l «»b e r cities may faction from Russia for Penjdeli. j climbing the ladder of progressive : ^.i.. «»n- ' „ , . , t allow its use by dealers dealers. the Satisfaction,continues the dispatch, f , . r , (>nl> one-fifth loss than the corn me «.»« I f tliis is true of the States, wife and f >ur children (the bodies t)lo -n • -.i i,* Ti • farming must advance steadily cron - i * . consumer has the nrivilege of Russia wi 1 not give. It is rumor- . ^ ed that several British men of war u lnvimi* ^Vo ,n,lst not stop on the the principal wheat-producing of the wift and three children weie wateiiug |)ls owu Inji|/ T o every F U R N I T U R E STORE, I middle round with the average | country in the world, how easily, j recovered); Jerry G ib b s and gallon of new milk a pint, of boiling ha\ t ajipenred. ing from Europe, had many of his - 1 1 i. o. o. . 1 Is Æ a r l^ : , P = r o p - , ' farmer, but “strive for the top,” Hot cakes are more powerful in M abhhkield , Ol»N. ' ])ntting down oleomargarine than " heie we will find less competition Dealer in Furniture, poors, Glass «nd Pic- - ^ (jf H e a lth — Pittsburg ai>'l « better, if not fully our right- tnre Frames, etc., and Aqent for XVUitos . ___ °> - - - I fui share of the profits of our farms, Bovine Mntiiine«. t . nirf J Chromcle-Tclegraph. i )\ltl‘ Pi1.1;U! ° ^ i daughter; Mrs. H arris and (laugh- tie, could we make our dairy pro- Jnce one of our chief exports, 1 <» ter ( bodies of the latter two were 1 sav nothing of supph ing the home recovered); wife and four children I 1 - t * 1 - - - - - - - .............. i market.— Ex. lo f ¡Samuel Maddox ( the bodies of | water is recommended, and it i is Sll<1 ^ '■Gli almost invariably re- , move any flavor ciusim I by any par ticular food on which cows have .fed.__Ex.
