Coquille City herald., June 09, 1885, Image 4

Coquillí íí iíxj ^eral ti
PUBLISHED KVBBI TCBSDAT.
J A. D
ean ,
Editor and Proprietor
Devoted to the interests! of the Coquille
River particularly, and of the County gen­
erally.
Subscription, per year......................... f l’ .OO.
TUESDAY, JU N E 9, 1885.
I'a riu
llouudrirM .
be gradually sliding dc wn in the
direction of Gold Canon, and has
moved nearly two feet since its
erection. This movement is so
Gradual that it does not affect iu
any manner the safety of the build­
ing, as the ground to a depth of
nearly one hundred feet to the bed
rock is known to be continually
sliding. It is a well known fact
among practical miners that the
ground on which Virginia City is
built is what is termed a slide, and
that it is necessary to sink nearly
one bund revi feet before finding the
natural bed rock. These slides are
caused by the constant mumbling
of the rocks on the mountain sides.
The debris
thus accumulated
through incalculable ages is con­
stantly gravitating downward, and
in a few hundred thousands of
years what is known as the site of
Virginia City will be nothing but
barren bed rock, worn as smooth
by the action of the elements as the
sou them slope of Sugar-loaf Moun­
tain; and were it possible for
strnctuies built by human hands
to withstand the decay of time, the
entire city itself would then have
been forced out on the fiat between
the mouth of Six-mile Canon
and the Carson River.—Virginia
Chronicle.
The EIECiHL^OSTGrE!
Fine Stallion,
Front St., Marshfield, Or.,
N. P, Hansen, Prop.
H
T
'Iin.e Gcamperdcwn
Stallion,
Your.g Frank.
James
Winston,
Agent for Gibbson's fine whiskies, an AAA
r |AIIE Sargent horse will makefile present j
whisky. Also agent for the CELEBRATED 1. season at Rnckiiff’s mill, and, at J. H. i l l r ILL make the present season at Alex
YY Jackson's ranch near Gravel Ford,
CHICAGO BEER and PORTER at whole­
sale and retail. The celebrated BOCA beer Lamb's place on Fishtrap creel:, and a ls o ’ except on Saturdays, at which time he can
on draught aud in bottles.
v3nl‘.) at Coquille City aud will visit each place | be tuund at Myrtie Point. Anyone from a
every nine days. Good pasture can be had j distance can lie accommodated with good
pasture at reasonable rates.
at each place at very low rates.
DBJCSBIPTIOK AND PKMGHER:
Jim Winston is a beautiful dapple bay, 15J»
L T O T rL T O
bands high, weighs lOoU h s. lie was sired
Empire CitY and Drain's Station
Ts six years old. Black Chestnut, stands by ¡Scamperdown. be by Norfolk, he by
Lexington, he by Boston, he by Sir Arcby,
hands high, weight 1200 pounds. He he by Timoloen, he by Arabian Bay.
STAG E and ST EA M B O A T line!
Sea in pc rd own's dam was Nettie W., by
The
Thoicugl l m l
Stallion, was sired by a St George and Gray Eagle Belmont,
second dam Lady Davis, by Red
horse, and bis dam a Messenger aud Ber­
Carrying: The U- S- Mails
Bill (for Red Bill's pedigree see American
trand.
Stud Book).
Jim’s dam was by Young
Season will l*egin April 10th.
Terms: Rifleman, llis dam b y Humboldt, second
Wells. Fargo & Co s
dam by Gray Eagle.
Insurance $8; seasoir $5.
Terms: Single service flO, payable-at
O. D. Sargent,
tbe time of service; season $15, payable at
Express
n3itf
Proprietor.
the end of season, i e July 2d. Parties
X X r ILL make the present season of 1885
breeding by tbe season, and their mares
YY at Myrtle Point and vicinity.
failing to get with foal can breed next sea­
BEECHER is a beautiful dappled brown,
son free. 1 will be cautious in regard to ac­
seven years old on the 25th day of July,
cidents, but will not be responsible for any.
Wm. G. Cleveland,
1885; sixteen hands high and weighs 12501bs.
EAVSES EMPIRE CITY AND DRAINS
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Proprietor
STATION EVERY
IF
’ed.ig'ree:
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
EECHER was sired 1>V Selfrino; he by
F O R
Vermont Beecher’s dam was sired by
Coquille City. Oregon-
The steamer Jl'N O ur RESTLESS meetB Ashland Chief; he by Membrino.
THE
Second
Orders promptly filled.
the stage at the mouth of the Umpqua.
dam by Billy Morgan and out of a Whip
Please return kegs promptly after being
New and comfortable stages.
-< o > -
mare.
emptied.
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FARE to Drains Station $7.
Season to begin April 1st, 1885.
Fare to Portland by this route $15.50.
Terms—Single leap $5.00, season $8.00,
Each passenger allowed 50pounds of baggage insurance $10.
o IT
Passengers are requested to be in Eiupire
No responsibility will be assumed for
City the night before departure.
accidents or escapements.
A . a
E
1ST C * Y !
rr'H E above named Stallion will make
Any information in regard to the above
James C. Brown,
I
the
present
season
at
Stillwell's
ranch
linecan be procured at the Hlarco or Central luMItf
Owner and Proprietor.
one-half mile north of Coquille City, nnd at
To be on the safe side, tce have
hotels in Marshf eld, and the post office or
Bonham's ranch, Burton Prairie. He will
iu any nublio hr ise iu Empire.
be found at Burton Prairie on Mondays nnd secured an agency fo r the sale of
Tuesdays and at Stillwell's ranch the re­ tombstones and monuments,from
mainder of the week, from this date.
CHEAPEST!
Q it e t ari Best
Fine Stallion!
When a farm is bounded “along,’
“ by” or “ upon” a public highway,
the boundary line follows the cen­
ter of the road or highway, and un­
less an intention to exclude the
road, or convey only to one side of
it is very clearly indicated in the
deed, the boundary will always be
the center of the road. Upon dis­
continuance or change of route,
the ownership of the road may be­
n vu
come an important matter. This
is especially so in tho case of city
and village streets, where substan­
tially the same law prevails.
A
farm bounded by an ordinary river
or creek includes the land under
water as far as the middle of the
Ilv-nns a* a F arm ('n ip .
stream. Hence it is that when a
person wishes to obtain control of
“ I should think,” said tho Doc­
a pond, or other body of water, he tor, “ that the farmers on the new
buys so many acres of land bounil- cheap land of the Northwest would
go into the raising of beans on a
ed so-and-so, “ and covered by wa­ large scale,” —“ when I was in Min­
Good and Reliable House in California
Black Prince.
ter.” If the farm lies along a nav­ nesota and Dnkota last fall,” said
« x R lV .
igable water of the United States, I “ the same idea struck me. The
S three years old and stands about 17 Which we are enabled to give ex­
—FOR—
hands high nnd is a perfect pattern of
like the Mississippi river, or upon soil and climate are favorable. Rut
symmetry and beauty. He is black with cellent bargains. Photographic de­
Our Subscribers.
one of the great lakes, or on the possibly there would be adifiiculty
variable dapples; was sired by Mooyer’ s signs and price list shown on ap­
in procuring the necessary labor to
Appreciating the necessity of all Business Percheron, and bis dam a Morgan and plication.
seashore, it will extend only to low- pull tho beans.” “ It they should
J. A. D e a n .
Men. Fa*mers ami Miners having a news­ Lumax, is one of the finest mares in the
water mark.
When an island grow the crop on a large scale,”
county.
Office
in
Herald
Ruikling.
paper published in the metropolies, in ad­
gradually rises in the center of a said.the Doctor, “ they would very
Terms: Insurance, $8; by the season, $G:
dition to their own local paper—one that
PROPRIETOR,
soon
have
a
machine
to
pull
the
stream, oue-lialf of it belongs to
contains all Financial, Commercial aud single service, $4.
beans,
or,
possibly,
to
thrash
them
E. E. Stillwell.
General News; which matter not being in
CONSTANTLY
the owner of each bank. If a man
tn47m3
Proprietor.
where they stand.
W e ought to
the scopo of a local paper—the proprietor of
loses his farm by the gradual wash­
the
raise beans enough to supply the
Keeps
*
ing away of the soil, he has no world. As matters now are, beans
Coquille City, Oregon,
C i m i l i (till} g r o M .
An
assortment
of
remedy except to move elsewhere, are grown on a comparatively cir-
J. ll. N o s l e r ..........................Proprietor.
Haß made advantageous arrangements to
and if it is increased by washings j cumscribf d area, and any trivial
Roots nnd shoes,
----- Keeps-----
Constantly on hand a well selected
from other farms, he has only to j cau1s^1nm -v jnroa^y
C
L
U
B
Hats nnd caps,
and thus effectually stop the for­
stock of fresh and choice drugs and med­
___ WITH THE.. . .
BLACK-SMiTHNIG
thank Providence for his increased eign demand. Some years, beans
icines
.notions, blank books, school books
SAN FRANCISCO
Stationery, Inks,
acres. If, how aver, a stream, by are down to a dollar a bushel, and
and
everything
usually found in a first-claas
-A-HSTID
drug store. Preemptions carefully com­
audden changes, cuts a new eban- then up to three dollais per bushel.
Dry goods and
ZE-Xcrse-Sliceingr
pounded. Give him your orders.
nel for itself, the center of the old Of course, such extreme fluctua­
Clothing La­
|
His
prices are as low as the lowest.
Neatly ami promptly (lone, at tbe
channel will still continue to be tions seriously interfere with the
dies.
Gents
v ln 4 5
foreign trade. Rat let the North­
lowest living prices.
Shop next
the boundary line between tbe west take hold of the matter, and
The
regular
subscription
price
of
onr
paper
is
and Childrens
ibxir east of Leneve’s drug store,
farms of opposite banks.—Prairie we shall have a large aiea to draw
* 2 -0 0 P E R Y E A R
General fur­
Coquille City, Oregon.
And the yearly subscription of the CHRON­
from, and steadier prices and a
Farmer.
nishing
gtxxls;
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ICLE is $2. Now we will furnish
larger trade would bo the result.
Henry Iluden. In The Addition To The Town Of
David Young.
also groceries,
T h e K n ifin g « f <iee%e.
Reans are the most nutritious of all
Canned giKxls,
M a r s h fie ld
The rnising of geese is one of vegetables. They will keep from
Cigars, tobacco
tho most profitable branches of year to year. They do not need and candies. He pays the liifjL-
W
I>oultry raising where any one has J grinding dito flour, like wheat, and eht price for country produce I
For
Postage Free.
Prices EeascnalDle.
, . J
°
.
moreover can be easily transported j
vlih 3 . Both papers sent to one or two adresses, op-
plenty of »ater ami « good range j Rny ,IistnncP. L,.t u3 h»ve more!
For particulars inquire of
j tional with the subscriber.
Young
&
iluden
Proprietors.
E.
B
eni
-it
n
or
W. A. B obdhr ,
of grass. A wooded pasture makes : heans_especially
for export.—
Myrtle Point, Oregon.
a good run for them. A pond can Joseph Harris in American Agri­
Manufactures of
SAN
FRANCISCO
LEMON SODA. ( ’ REAM SODA. SARSA­
lie easily made for them by the culturist for June.
PARILLA,
GINGER ALE, EASTERN
use of a plow and road-scraper in
Mrs. C. W. Olive.
Mrs. A. G. Aiken.
CIDER. MINERAL W CiLK, ¡ I rò GUM
one day’s work with a team.
In
SYRUP and VINEGAR.
OLIVE & AIKEN.
....I S TIIE ...
STALLION
C o q u il l e C it y O g n .
the spring they lay very early.
lim n s A You»«.
Have just received at
Leading Newspaper
Take the eggs from the nest as
B i*. S . L . L B I f f E S U E
__ OF T IIE ....
soon after they are laid as yon can,
tlieir new
P r o p r ie t o r ,
X \ T i 1 make the present season o f 1885, at
Pacific Coast.
place them on a folded piece of
Y Y M. rte Point and vicinity.
•{ l'andolpn, Oregon: V
Dealer in drugs, medicines, chem­
flannel and cover with fold of same,
CLEVELAND is a beautiful dark bay—
icals etc., of the best quality, nnd
J 1G hands high—weighs 1200 pounds—
turn them partly over every day
Five years old in June.
all the time receiving fresh, every-
until placed under tiie goose or
A Large Variety of
Cleve and, Jr.,
Beer of best duality always to be
thing usually found in a first-class
hen.
A hen can only cover six
Was sired by Woodberry; dam by Eclipse.
had at the Brewery, and orders
medical dispensary. Prescriptions
eggs.
The time of incubation is Tlie Xjatest Styles
Season to commence from dale, to continue
from all parts filled promptly.
from four to six weeks, according X j A D IES a n d c h i i d r e n s h a t s carefully compounded.
two months.
vno3
Terms:
$20,
with insurance—No colt,
____________
v2n!5.______________
to the weather.
Plowers, OstrictL
No Pay.
A hen has rarely brought the
Good pasturage can be had at Myrtle Point,
Plumes am
id.
goslings out in four wteks with me.
at two dollars per month.
Coquille City
Market
For further particulars, apply to
W hen the goslings are first hatch­
Tips-
Em.pire City, Or.
John Berry,
ed they are very tender and should
* A. L. Nosier Prop.
Owner and proprietor.
Laces,
YV. R . G e t t y , P r o p .
be confined in a pen with their
Mvrtle Point, Or.. April 24. 1885._______
Main St. Coquille City, Oregon.
p a n e ls e n s ,
mother on a grass plat, with plenty
— o —
and Ornaments.
-
°
:-
of sour milk, and if there is clover
Horses and Baggies at all hours. Good
Fresh and choice meats of all
* (SPECIALIST AND GRADUATE,)
Ruching Embroidery
or tender grass or young grain,
Pasturage by the day, week or month. No. 11 Kearny St., San Francisco, Cal.
Veiling, Scarfs etc- etc- kinds constantly on hand.
vln4i) 3m.
T r e a t s a l l C h r o n ic , S pecial A nd P b i t a t b
either oats or rye, they will re­
Hats trimed to order a speciality.
D
is
e a se s w i t h W o n d e r f u l S u cc e ss .
ALSO
quire uo other ft «cling. I think Straw, Plush, Silk, Satin or Velvet, which
THE GREAT
Groceries, vegetables and pro­
clover is the best feed tor the j we will sell cheap for cash .
vln6.
visions, etc., etc.
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ENGLISH REMEDY
young ones.
S ANEVER-FAIL
-A -T
THE CHRONICLE BUILDING.
I keep a flock of seventy geese
mg Cure for Ner­
vous
Debility, Ex­
and have extra good luck raising
THE SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE is
Myrtle
Point,
Oregon,
hausted Vitality Sem­
— AND—
the first paper on the coast in ability and in
inal Veekncss, 8per
goslings on the above plan. The
malorrha a. lost m a n ­
tho freshness and reliability of its NEWS
H.V8 RECENTLY BEEN FITTED Ur IN
—
o —
g»>ese are ready to pick every seven
h o o d . In potency p b o s
Tug Company!!
Nothing that the world desires to know is
First-class order by Mrs. O. Reed, daughter
t a t o b k i i b a , Paralysis
It aims to fill
weeks.
When the feathers part
Persons winking to buy (Arms, wild hind omitted from its colnmns
and all the terrible ef­
of the former proprietor, who will spare no
every
requirement
of
a
first-class
paper.
fects of self abase, of
—
DEALERS
IN—
or
town
lots,
improved
or
unimproved,
will
fflbm the ^eese and are dry at the
pains in trying to render comfort to guests
youthful
follies and
Its
telegraphic
reports
are
the
latest
and
do well to call on O. C. Huntington, “ City
of this old. and reliable house.
ends of feathers they are ripe, but
excesses
in
maturer
years,
such
as loss of
Boot A ¡Shoe store,” Coquille City, Indore most reliable; its local news the fullest and
Share of patronage is solicited.
Memory, Lassitude. Noctururl Emission A-
if they seem bloody or juicy they
Mrs. O. R eed Proprietor.
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purchasing elsewhere, as he has in his hands . spiciest, and its editorials from the ablest
version to Society. Dimness of Vission, Nois­
es in the Head; the vital fluid passing un­
for sale a large variety of real estate, and pens in the country.
should not be picked until ripe, as
— AND ALL KINDS OF —
observed in the urine, and many other dis­
TIIE CHRONICLE has always been, and
esn furnish buyers with lands any in quanti­
eases that leads to Insanity and death-
the feathers will not keep when
ty, from a quarter section ranch, down to a always will be, the friend and champion of
i » k . m in tie . who
is a regufa:
L
U
M
B
EH
regular physician,
picked green.
Roth eggs and
(graduate of the University of Pennsylva-
half lot in town, consisting iu port of the the people as against combinations, cliques,
n ia), will agree to forfeit n v a kukdbkd
corporations or oppression of any kind. It
feathers are better from old geese C e d a r , f i r , a s h , m a p l e , m y r t l e , following:
for a case of this kind the titax ,
will
be
independent
in
everything,
neutral
2©© ««-re*, good, large dwelling, com­
A.\l> HOYT YOU FCRGIT IT- dollars
kestobatim : (under bis special
advice and
than from the young ones.
Al­ Alder and spruce lumber always on
modious ham, fine yonng orchard, good *.ut in nothing; fair and impartial to all parties,
treatment) will not cure, or for anything
The
Deople
of
the
Coquille
river
shot
Id
though they are a water fowl, the hand and for sale at the lowest rates. houses, 30 Acres under fence, 15 in grass and y°t exposing corruption wherever found, and
impure or injurious found in it.
bear in mind, that as good l*liotogni|»IiN
doctor Mrs til treats all private disease
working
with
fearless
endeavor
to
promote
15
p
ow
land.
There
are
upwards
of
fifteen
goslings are easily drowned by
ns can be obtained on the Pacific coast, r.re successfully, without mercury; consulta ­
million feet of fir and ce ar timber on the and protect every interest of the great pub­
getting wet.
If they get their
made by G. H. R amhdell , of Myrtle Point. tion fui : e . Thorough examination und ad­
lic whom it serves and on whom it depends
TOWING
land which is of easy access to the river.
vice including analysis of urine, $5. Price
Will soon have competed a Boating of vital re storative , $1.50 a bottle.or four
down wet through they will die
for its support.
1«©
a
cre
*
,
100
in
the
bottom,
25
im­
times the quantity $5: sent to any address
^ .Z R T P A L A C E
unless taken by the fire and rub­ By tlio Tug K A T IE COOK, on proved; new frame dwelling, good orchard, | The SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CHRON-
upon receipt of price or C. O. D. secure
With
which
he
will
visit
every
point
bed and kept warm until they are the river and bar, at reasonable rates. bam, fine spring, and 10 head of cattle. 2 , 10LE. the most brilliant and complete
from observation and in private name if
on the nver between Myrtle Point and desired, by
j
Weekly
Newspaper
in
the
World,
prints
a . k . mint « , m . d .
perfectly dry, when they may be
hogs, 5 sheep, 1 horse and 10 tons of hay. regularly 72 columns, or eight pages, of
11 KEARNEY ST. SAN FRANCISCO, CAI~,
Bandon,
and
be
prepared
to
do
San
Fr»
n-
put out with the goose again.— Timber, match-wood and stave tim­ Fine timber on upland.
News, Literature and General Information; c v o work at les i th:.n San Francis .o prices.
SAMPLE ROTTLE FREE
ber purchased.
Foultry Keeper.
Will be sent to any one applying by letter,
3 7 a c r e s , all bottom, 30 improved: good also a magnificent Agricultural Department!
Will lie fnily prepared to maki Pictures in stating symptoms, sex and age. Strict se­
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Orders for lumber filled in quanti­ house, bam and orchard also good fences,
all styles known to the art, from the small­ crecy in regard to all bnsiness transac­
A City .HoTing.
$2 For One Year.
ties to suit, and at the lowest living etc., adjoining Coquille City.
est Gem to a Photograph 17x27inches. tions,
21
a
r
r
e
s
,
all
bottom,
6
cleared,
all
good
DR. MINTIE's KIDNEY REMEDY NEPHRETICU»
From recent surveys it has been rates.
Including postage, to any part of the United All he asks is for people to compare his cures all kinds of kidney and bladder com­
tillable
land;
house,
bam,
outhouses,
or­
J. PARKER,
■ascertained that the entire city of
w »rk wi h that of others.
States.
plaints, gonorrhoea, gleet, leuoorrhoea.
chard etc., X mile from Coquille City.
M. L. HANSCOM,
Virginia, Nevada, has moved over
Mr. B. has become a permanent citizen For sale by all druggists; $1 a bottle; 6 bot­
Sample
Copy
Sent
Free.
O n « suburban lot. containing i y { acres,
All orders must be accompanied by the of Coes County, and it is to the interest t le s for $5.
IRVING M. COOK. neat cottage, 100 fm it trees 3 years old; very
thirty inches to the east since the
dr . mint in’ a dandelion pills are the beat
ooin.
*
the pe< pie to patronize home industry
big fire of 1875.
The Maynard Parkersburg Coos county Oregon, desirable fora family residence, being % a Address all orders to H f , bald , Coquille City t o*'
and
cheapest dyspepsia and billiocs core
and thereby keep rlie money in the oountry
in
the
market. For sale by all druggists.
vl n!8 tf.
Mock, in Golden Hill, is known to
frem mile Coquille City.
* Coon Co. Oregon.
v2nltf
B e e c h e r!
City Brewery,
Jarvis, Cornwall & Co.
I
G. M EH L, Prop.
B
"l i
POST
Dead!
Tombstone and
MONUMENT
A Gol de n
OFFICE O P P O R T U N I T Y
Store,
I
C. ANDREWS
New Drugstore!
W. Gallier
" LOTS FOR SALE!
Etil Paw s far 0 « Year
Ssia Water Worts,
Myrtle Paint.
TIT DRUG STORE! C H R O N I C L E
RANDOLPH BREWERY!
Millinery Store!!
Cleveland, Jr.,
J. W alser, Prop. t
City Livery & Feel M e
DR MINTIE,
COQUILLE M IL L
I
Land lliintm HO!
STILL A M U !