Coquille City herald., July 13, 1886, Image 2

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S Volli . l u l j I .
1 » .1 m i«' ¡KO. ‘SO.
T1 1.SD.' \ .11 L Ï Dì, lss«;*
The jnvss oi in,
almost unanimous in
their
Coos C ounty —I ) t .
T o amount dm* state on tax levy
Coos C ounty —Gr.
By amonnt paid stato treasnrer «s
per rrceipts liti i l .............................^
pension
bills.
trumped up injuries received since
Hie
1
tln n d
D a ily
an\ p e n s io n s
c a u s e s n In ch
if
tient can compel the
th e p r e s i-
I’ c lis io ll
l»U -
reati and congress to >*• m o rt' c a r e ­
ful in awarding pens nisi, he
w ill
perform good servie» f o r th e c o u n -
try.
The
pensi»>n
m s iiie s s
become an onorinoli.-
lias
d r a in
upon
It* Hi» « »il»‘
to
fortunate and
soldiers, it
tleserv d n g
do*>s
t
monthly
v e te r a n
th e
erving j.'laeeu
and
payments
un-
a g a in s t
grain t»* see the uml
on a par with them
w ill
i i
t lie
drawing
c o m in g
Im m in e n c e on a c h a n g e o f
sanc­
Those which he voted scorn were tor
the war.
1
into
made known.
ust!
the
The new idea is to
votes # of
ization in a way to do
31*0 (!7
3!»»;
organ­
the
most
good, in carrying out the mearuav
that they tailed to
accomplish
in
their efforts during the great strike.
Circulars are expected to
to all assemblies
Sri:ci us T\x S. w . k . s —I ) r.
Amt on hand last year..................
l o n t k a — Gr.
Amt. on h a rd ..................................
the
be
to instruct
sent
their
members to vote for certain men,
»!.
work in the interest of the Knights,
O
and influence legislation in their
F und — Dr.
Amt. cash on hand last yi-ar........ 287 ) 44
” ri'ccivi-d from taxes.............. 2 :î3 ix; 53
*• received from Go. court ........ 15o ) (ID
• > (V.)
’ • rec’d from peddlers* license..
cl usi ve I v of members of the orgnn-
108 (»0
•• r. c’ d from Gir (T t. ( tri’ l fees)
" . . .
<€
•* ree’d from stHtp. keeping p’ rs
1G7 3. ízate- h , eat it is »ie*-*ie.»*il l.rst to
“ rei-’ il from estate o f B liss....
10 S5 »livide theii favors
between the
*•
recM from estate o f D ow il....
3 1 5
p o l i t i c a l p a l tit.- a n d p ic k o u t a m an
2S05‘J a t
G o i ’ n t y
here ¡»ml
C iNTiu. —G ovnty F i no —(’r.
the.*1, uml
throw’
examination
that his vetoes apply only to such
pretenders, his course will ultimate­
** o f cash on hand..................... 278'J
UKiArtrri.vTioN.
\mt. on hand last yea r................ ¡’»'.Lili
•* ca.-dt r»‘o'd from all sources... 37070
41803
ly be approved by tlm people.
CoNTB A
*--•*■ *
A big
victory
is
claimed
\Y ashington Territory by
in
think of it. we can si o little
fort
in it for them.
claimed that t• * give
<*«un-
11 ims been
women
the
electi\e franchise and they would
with one fell swoop blot
whisky
out forever, and we find now
that
with their aid the larger
towns
voted largely to keep the whisky.
In Oregon it is thought by
some
that whiskv can be voted down,
but we doubt it very mudi it our
sister would-be ¡-Tate furnislieil any
idea of tin» status of the jieople of
this const on this question.
In
that territory it is » lainnul that
the women were very little moiv
favorable
to voting down the
li»|Uor tratlie than the men.
To
hear them talk in Oregon you
would think it would be very d if­
ferent.
♦ O ► *
B A A I M I A l i t l lt M O A .
O n e II ii m l coil an il I ’ii'ly C 'tiq u ill-
vr* 4 is il tli«- U«-;u*h.
he can show himself to he a man
7S to be do pended upon
to favor
70 such measures as will be acceptable
4 8
n ,1 •
1
to them,
l o t u s einl every
eilort
J
_
is HOW bl'ing
bent. I ...
’uwonted
ef-
Pt.iil state taxes.............................. 51113 7 0 !......................
....................
......................
I ' m i<l ..n Co. warrants and interest 25270 42 f o r t * a r e HOW b e in g p u t fo r t h to
the pro­
hibitionists, but wl en we »Mine to
¡Vi
........................
. bring the voters
TfiB M
of
th ,
Is is «.«
.....
. ,
,
,HM.
; c la s s in t o th e ra n k s o t tu o K n ig n ts » o t
on h ml from snrimis tax sales
(w !
L a b o r . O r g a n iz e r s a r e e v e r y w h e r e
» " * s m t y tuna........ *7 *. «
L ,,l> „ r . O r g
” a n i z e r * a r e e v e r y * ..h e r o
i liste,
isi*.» 48
e to w o r k u p
i) n e w a s s e m b lie s ,
4s i I t r y y i m
ng
•
•
_
M is s io n a r ie s a re on e v e ry c o rn e r
• I M . Poos Co.—Dr.
E mu :
Co. vari ants outstanding last year 20211» 12 ! a , |(| j u o v o r y b a r - n v n u t r y i n g ill a
Paid »•ounty as i
..................... 1125 «s»
i
quiet way to persuade the laborers
Paid o u n ty clerk .......................... I,'“ ‘
,
.
i i
i
.
I’ niil county commissioner:»..........
2 <»8 oo who are not already members to
Paid county judge........................
s.5o ou | 0 i,tor «»»me assembly ami become
Fail» sheriff...................................
1*‘J’
4(H) IH) initiatetl i n t o the mysteries o f the
Paid < o. school sujk rintcm lent...
;’,oo mi onler.
New assemblies sire t nemg
Paid county treasurer...................
o
Paid district attorney...................
i:c> (»»> organized »laily, anil new members
Paid for pnttjH'rs uml insane..........
.”>•* v, Bre being brought in at every meet-
Paid for Co. farm and hospital...
24 s
ing. At no time in the history of
Paid for court house and ja il........
Paid for circuit court..................... i:;»5 7o the onler,it is said, has it been gain-
Paid for jt stic«- courts...................
s' i !" ing more rapidly. In all eity assem-
Paid for registration ho. .ks. blanks
4 j j; blies eight or ten or more are added
Paid for transmitting state t ax. ...
Paid f >r re-index’ g d.-cds A papers
388 oo at each meeting night. Negotiations
Paid K. SclicttiT. local rcgt sold fnd
(H) are going on betweeu the leaders
no oo
^
Paid rent of hall m ilitia company
4
and
certain political
cundid,dos,
Paid sundries for Coos county....
Paid f.*r examination o f tcaclmrs.
42 oo ( anil such a$ agree to sway legisla-
Paid for county printing..............
i"’’’ u) j tion in favor of the late strikers
. . .
Paid for roads and bridges........... 7483 0ft!
124
no
I
will
receive
then v o t e s 111 I IN i.fv
Paid for stationery nnd fu e l........
Paid for scalps o f animals...........
44r* (to showers
Paid AV. K. ltinipson r»*r taxes t-ol-
84 00
leett-d by assessor for 1^84........
A .V liji-iS crrr i N o it ja 1,,
l
un I i
4Í»’>(>:’ 7o
PREPARED BY
C’o., L o w e ll, Mass
. Ï!
ICO
ompany
And
Myrtle Point,
iuUitdUlllSI
« r a l Merc
Dry Gcods and Clothing.
i3oo!s and Shoes. Hats and Caps,
P
'C J P , N
I T
U
Druqs and M edicine? oí a il Kinds,
G r r s o e r i e s , O rc c T re x ^ r
Which w ill:be. sold at the lov < s t’ living
ensb prices or given in « xehan <• for
IP s m 'x
IP ro a .u c e
For which a market cao b « found. : nd the
h i-!, s;. prices
pricPK will b.* allowed.
( ' . i e.'td price goods »¡¡•for»’ pur
vtn..j
elsew here.
All those owing .I tunes Burke on note or
book account will corue forward and settle
the same with me, they having l»ce»i placed
Jtlv .. . * .
! ’V ’ O'i tge is hereby given tlmt th. f<>!io.>- in my hands for collecti >a .
» ’ has E. Edwards.
a A
in«-named set !er has filed no ’oe <>f
....
,
..
,
.
,.
,
■
M
yrtle
Point.
1 his intent:* >u to m.tk. tut
.. > t id siipjiort
nBl—But
I of “ his
Claim
,
and
that
sai.t
be
,t’ in...... ««..u « . . . ..... proof will
- .........................
....
m i.dj liefore the eo.mty > . ! ' « o f C-ie.eo.tn- ^
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O
I
1
bn v hnmest. .id N->
442 ior tlie N.
of
N . E . ‘ 4 s w . >4 » D i E ' t and N. v, . >4
K B S. . E.
a t4.
« Sec.
. 31. township
U t i t 2 X s. S.Kange
s L J l i 13
¡?( j
j of
west. W
e r:
Wi iii.M
n. M.-r:
! H r names th
following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
oultivafion of. stud lands, viz:
! Sai i i . \Y ( lilm in <".n|nill. ( ’ity
i Halt, olph,
-loim Donaldson
Coos Comity.
• Percy Manley
j. m . Perkins
S
<*regou.
G has. ’.V. Johnston.
Ill-gist: r.
1
M. H.
y
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1
1
3
2
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oi
C O O U II IB
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F in e
6
0
r*' i
0
L i j j
3
0
S tew ard & r& u cn , Props.,
Coquille C ity .
X jiq -
a n d
C C I-
Cr. -A-- B r a w n , P r e p .
vl nl st f
I j ’ ■ ..I’ Cui s t r uJ y on hand a good
o f resit and »-hoict* meats, and
1 \ S ;pj»ly
-.pply of
i )» liver the stime
any jioint of the river
on Short Notice.
n37tf
F U UN I T U K E STOllE,
_Er'. Iv H arlr, P r o p . ,
M AliSHKIKLD, OOH.
Dealer in Furniture, Doors, Glass and Pio-
i are i h a.. - s. i tc.. and agent fo” W hite’ s
■ve’, nig Ma-diines.
v ln lt f
The eu.st popular W e e k l y nownpapvr devoted
tOM i.-iH-o, inecnanics,cun- rinc diacovcne«, in-
venti>.ns anil patiin- ev. r p«i>lisiied. Every num­
ber llluitrat-<1 until splen.liJ encravinifg. Thia
publication furni-ti-'SR tno-f valuable encyclopedia
of information whii n no ; eon should be witbont.
The popularity of tl.o .S c ie n t if ic A m e r ic a n ia
*uch that iir« circular n noariy e ,u*U that of all
other papers of its class combined. Price, f 3 20 s
vear. i):--nunt to • iiiljs. Si.id bv all ncivedeslsrs.
Ml.'NS .» ( 'O.. Publiebcr.-., No. ooiltroadway, N. Y .
i v i c a i r a t a
J l n i i n l l 'o . h i t «
A T r N T S .K i;s di5 K-
71. *•.
™
r
r.ictice before
Uie Patent OrTiep anii have prepared
NG ITCF F O lt PCBL1G \ IT« >X.
Man J Offici- ;it. Koscburg. Ot- on, i
June 23. !"'•!.
'
T O l K ’ E is hcr,b\ given ili:t tin- toll o v ­
Morrison.
A. T. Morrison.
ili -nani il r i-.iii .• ha J*i I l no Jce o f
! his in’ ention to make fmal proof in snpjn.rt
Ul
! of his claim, and that saiil proof will be
| made before the Clerk o f tin- Countv court
: o f Coos county, (Fregoli. :C Empire City,
l i as on hand and are still
j Oregon, on I hitf-.ii.tv. Vug list 5th, I»* », viz:
Beuben 1!. Must, ju-t- emption D S No. 4014,
for tin- N E 'i of section 10. townshii» 2^.
south range 1'2\ • ~f W ill, ic-ridian.
it nesses to
ui>on, and
i
a i -
S » ob .
....... thae o n e Hundred Thou*
sT.'ci iipidi.-uuon- for patents in the
t , i . i - r.ttd foreign countries.
C-iveats. TrtJc-W.irks. Copy-rights,
-sipnniente. rr.d all other papers fer
N
tiriu^' to mvi»RtD! s tin ir rights in tho
I’ nited States Canada. England. France.
lien-Muv and o tlu r foreign countries, pre-
pare.i at‘short not-ce nn.i on reasonable terms.
In*, rmut t,.n a- . » obtaining patents cheer-
t
...
n j t 1. ■-,* etiarge. Hand-books of
,.
; fr,. .
l'atents obtained
< ■ ;.re n o t i c e d in the Scientific
-j
.it.,go o f such notice is
.
.1 ¡.,
:..s who wish to dis-
M a n u fa c tu rin g ,
>
O L L iffo ia ie r s ,
P I C T U R E F R A M
E S
And till Kinds of Furnnttr.
Send Orders or call ou us at the ('. E.
Edwards old stand. Myrtle Point. Oregon.
v4ntl-4w
M. Kioll
Amos II atelier
Ethen McDuifee
ilv n lt Stanford
ju‘29
ol i airview.
C-»>s County,
Oreg.m. i
Chas. W. Johnston
j
ltegister.
c . >. O ffi-e S c ie n t if ic
;,ew V ork
;
Beflsteaiis & s p i I W t l l s i s S
T a ló le s ,
Oregon,
1 1
n
O r s o n
v
“
"I7 in e s ,
u e r s , C ig a r s
d .er I t . x S a l e .
0
w
Meat Market,
a n d G - l a s s "\X7' a r a .
N O T IC E VOU IT HliICV ! IO N .
i.ntnl Ollicc tit Hosebut:'. > ’ r < n,
,
,r t-1.
-a
IS E ,
d olin ' !
S
Sale-
»(M il's -f lima >.n Four Mile creek
4 i 1 I Fi F
nine miles son: b of Bandon, con
i (.tiniii;; (a acres bottom, all cleared: 2t
Fi J
XI
! acres under fi ne. . • ..oil meadow, gnrdei
spot o f 'J acres, good lull-side range foj
! cattle or sheep.
Plenty of outside range.
rv .->
^ Good dwelling house 24x30* feet, six rooms
; and several out houses.
Good stream of
iV alors iu
water
ing by the house.
Good soil,
! will produce anything adapted to the cli­
mate of Oregon. Good vagon road from
the place to Handoji.fwbere there is sale for
\\ ill beep constantly on hand
. all t. arketable products.
o Air-- Kinma Erickson on’ the
< at this office.
v In i*45.
Sold by all Druggists.
! L
For
Win. Itohm.
Hurlo
Wool, Hides. Eggs and aii K tie's ci
Contains no deleterious ingredients. Its v-
prevents all scalp disease, secures against tl
liair growing thill or gray, and surely cure« a ¡1
baldness that is not organic.
l>r. J. C. A y e r
Jas.
is
Ayer's H air Vigor
the
which have been trumped up since Amt. o f county warrants redeemed 23ii00 20 intlenee ami votes 1 -i the Ki iglits
“ of interest mi sanie..............
l»¡7ft i l ’ of L abor in his favor, providing
the war. I f the president is con­
f » ».
Hair Vigor cures baldness.
JL -C iAV ^ Hair Vigor restores youth­
ful freshness and color to laded and gray
hair. It attains these results by the stim­
ulation of the hair roots and color glands.
It rejuvenates the T T l i p
and cleanses it.
It restores to the X A v »..I-A V that, either by
reason of ¡»go or diseases of the scalp, has
become dry, harsh and brittle, a pliancy and
glossy silken softness of extreme beauty.
There is no dye in Ayer’s I l a i f i T l l 1 d i l l
and the good it does is by the * A vU w X *
it imparts to the follicles, and the clean­
liness and healtlifulness of the condition
in which it maintains the realp.
a " ir
I ">9» 1 Hair Vigor renews the hair.
./V X Aw 1 X. iT Hair \ ipor i ; the best euro
known for i . .shy Iliir, S.-al.l Head, Itehiug
Humors, Tett* r S o p , Torpid Kollieles, and
all other diseases ot tl ■ scalp that cause
the falling i f the l j \ » S> nil its i .ding.
Nothing cleans. ¡ A l . i l K of the nuisance
of dandruff so }>i rf.vt!-', and so effectually
prevents its return, as A ye it’s II aik \ igob .
In addition to the curative and restorative
virtues peculiar to Ay« r’s Hair ’ Y d « / i l l
it is a toilet luxury. The Hair * A v I " *X V
Is by far the cleanliest hair-dressing made.
It causes the hair to grow thick and long,
and keeps it always soft and-glossy.
A
ta c tic s .
7o cess remains to be seen, after the
result of the coming elections is
S cuool F uni »—D r.
Amt.on iiaiul troni last year........ H *;.v> *¡7
\nit. lrom state fumi................ 1777 0
Ami. troni tax» s ............................. 5550 (HI
Aiut. fn>
tin*-A.............................
320 00
NKiJ 17
G o stka .—Srtiix.L Ft n i >—Gr.
lit'.:, paid School Sc.pt. orders....... 7723 34
\ ml. o f vtish on hand.....................
571) S3
KÎ03 17
for »liabilities
vinced from | ersonal
a
of operations lias
bcou inaugurated, with what suc­
*i:
A. H. V.
The Knights
of L ab o r are again
I
for ivo.................................. * 5133 to A new system
tion of 1’iesident ( lowland s vetoes
on the late private
St. Louis, July (>
seem
country
iT
¿js. Edwards.
l i u l ^ h l s ol* I , n ito r .
«il
lì
’j
Í Uhi
M yrtle
Point, Oregon,
J. F. Noyes. Proprietor,
N O T IC E F O ll I I B L K ’ V ITO N .
Ii.-md Oftico :;t llo-i-burg Oregon, i
> U O P .'G A T O K of, and dealer in Fruit
July 1, IH'ii.
t
Crus and tauall fruits.
He keeps
T H E
S O T Ii'i', i.-> In r- by . iven that the follow- colisi:.ntly oi. hand a well regulated nssort-
ng-naiiitd settler has tiled notice of lu. iit. eh* iper thaii.ihe cheapest.
his intention b* make final pr-K>f in support
Se nd in your ord* rs no pains spared to
e f his claim, nul that said i>r.M>f will be givi full satisfaction.
v-inl7
the P áster and Hoceiver
aile b.-fo
t tin F. S. lai d offic--at lï<iseburg < )r«-g.
itu r 'dav. \r.;:;U>i . 2 th, 1 8 S<;, viz: Francis Í
I i Y
0 , J*.. Sc, :u Id. h a « >-. t -ad No. 8.411 for
Front St.. Aiarsiifiehl. Or.,
the v . K i 4 , s,-. 1 0 - Tp. 1 ?S s. R. 11 *•Vest.
j r a.aies th. • , foMowi: iLf \vi ttleSS»*:s to !
i* hi ; C* lit ’ ï» a,-rs resili enee upon. and ¡
Runs llegulnrly ns Follows:
till ' it:.* \ » • i l 1 !. ml viz:
Ag«-at for Gib:..- <t>’ s line whiskies, an AAA
w * *Uy
. of Look ing-G lass.
\ KAY E Mv: •’ P „ ¡.itoti Tt . Jays. T ie r
i
Oregon.
John
Weekly
wltis'
- . Also : g. nt f . i the C E L E B R A T E D
k j days a*:.l •: n c , ; s t‘. r ¡ andón. e;,i!in :
■ o f Dora,
G. G. Swan
Gi
l
l
»
-GO R E M I amt P O R T E R at ¿whole­
at. ( ’ ..quii! • i
e!eVeli.--i. til.
an tz •
Oregon.
M »ha» I
sale ami retail. Th celebrated BOCA beer
I I. » Viva Ban.ton for M yrtle Point on
Ghas. VV. Johns on,
on draught atnbki ! ” *Me.s.
\3nl3
1 j .V-nt Jays. Wednesdays and Fri lays
Register.
«•¡tiling r t ('.'.[uill • G iiy at one. p. m.
1
fasi ami Saimoiis
N
C o ntra .—( ’is*--. Co.—f ' r .
\Y. \\ . Suundt'i’H, w ho w ;tr con­
On Sunday an excursion was lm<l
».
i rrmits: out standing 2» it " 13 ,v>
>
r
r
.
Amt. n
victed <*r min der in the first degree
to Kaudon b«>ach by a crowd from
•* nf ( ’.>. warrants rede**meil.. .. g.ÜÎOO 2 i
this place, and the ste;imer C1oos
4:>HÎ3 70 nt Albany on Saturday night, for
the killing of ( ’liarles H. Campbell
took them down nuder dying c o lo rs . Amt. o f Go. orders: out s; -indinjr
Jum■ :*.o. less cash . n han d ........ 1»;2,.»7 18 t>n November 4 , ISSÒ, sawed the
Something over it.) hundred got on
Captain Snyder.
escape» I
board at this place, which was in­ Tnxes nne- 4 lee b-d fo r 188 1 ........... 3<»2 1 2 bars of his •cl! a n d
! 1 I
351 !»1 Kxa. ninatiiM’i : c\ i : icu ¡i» had saw ed
crease'.! at Uarkersburg aml l»an- Tî»xes unpoiler ted fo r iss »>
.500 0 ! oil* lib l i v i - i s w h i c h s e c u r e d th e
une >llected fo r
dolph to the numher >*f one hun­ !
1241
Taxes une-.-Uic l * .1 f I ' '■r 1 8 7 «
d o o r, an d s u b s titu te d two
i* ck ui
dred and fifty odd. The Uoquille Taxi s ime•i J h-eteff f. r lss r
i t:v.) :u»
made i dark word and h ad. James
C'ity brass band occupied
the
135 5“
J a n e s - >u. who had l)<*cn indicted
weather deck ami cli.-coursed their Actual ini bbt e linens of Claunty if
K ver g convies)/ shorn) pausen-
12481 Of, for perjury and illegal v it: • at the
all t fixes; wen ■colle«-ted.
best music. H ie tl.iy was <is pleas­
i last , election
i ,-
*.i ..
i
g ('vs f»/
escaped i with
feaunders.
¡ 1 •’
J /his *S foniti')*.
ant as it was possible for it to be
Very tru!” yours.
J. J. L amr .
County Clerk. Saunders w a s to have !-c. >> teuton- !
"A T T
f
’T X ":'
'i 1
cloudy, but not cool.
A merrier
Empire City. July 3rd, lss*;.
ced to death to-day.
D. S. Smith, i
V V O ’i - l i
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lot of excursionists were never
sherilVof Linn county, has ofierotl ¡ | \m p ir.iT 1 o*ts. ('«".’h f»»r fi »od vool in
seen. Music, singing and merry
H a i l n a t f.-m «! (O -atfts.
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S 1,000 reward tor the capture of . . . .
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prattle occupied the time, ami
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on -fiitii in inrru.Inuuîist*.
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•">. M a jor Saunders. Following is » ilescnp- or 17 V . <f 1 . 1 % st> t . i ¡riii;;mi your ^oocl
every one seemed bent on si good
I kci’ii a iirsl-c’.v^s sore <•!
is
a tion of the es» pet7 r.: «:r h iv
Six wool at
time. Some German airs by the , Strait, of Minnesota, who
Misses Parker anil Miss Yolk mar member <»f the house committee on feet hi^ii,’. . v -to in 1 e r,
were simply <nisifririeiuirt, and public lands, being asked what he health and ; de f j o m
were immensely enjoyed by those thought of the prospects of an | smooth vc:y d
c. b;
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weighs ( p iour Bacon ác Potatoes
who vryslrhc the Ih'idsrhr S ih ' iii 'I ic . ag.’tcnii'iit between Hie house aud about one hundred and thirty fits, 1 Always un Hand, ami every thin sold at
Few lotui' pt»i«si->s tin'natural ailvantagcs tinti ( '«mttill«-i-njoys. and wltiidi will, in
the thirty years old, slightly |x)»:k- j Bedrock priccn.
Terms Cash.
Nothing happened that would be of senate on the '»ill to f..ifoit
tin- near future, rails»* it to blossom as tin* rose. It Ita- a beautiful and pleasant tile,
W. H. Avt-rill.
nose,
; being situated, for lite most part, on a level plateati^m the >unn\ ide oi the ( oquille
interest during the Dip down, if entire land grant of the Northern marked; thin, prominent
Town <>f Avcrill diet 1 er known as Bandon).
Facitic
Railroad
west
of
Kismarck,
j
sharp
features,
small,
dark
deep-
; River, thirty miles from the Paeilie ocean, wltielt i> re ,. lied ev. ry da\ by a four-ltour?
we except a sudden landing at the
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steamer ridi1. Go«|tti!le City is at t hi* eent.-r <J tln-eonver ring w a u on road-system of C oos
ju s t. set eyes, with habit of blinking fre- ! \ /
Parkersburg wharf which invented replied: “ The situation is
j Countv, tinti is nt the head of deep-water navigation, and in the central part oi avast body
the brass hum I and stoit.l the buys this: I ’he senate lias passed a bill »juentlyjias sallowemplexion, nerv-
of rich, river 1». ttom land, which i> the sour, e of all true and endui ing prosja-rity
The
whicli
declares
that
the
lands
i
ous
temperament
and
his
inor-
on their horns with their legs
country roundabout is tilled with precious metals, minerals and coal <« an imparai leled
grantetl
to
this
corpoiati
>
n
which
i phiue habit.
Finger
on
one
han.l
extent, and is covered with a variety of timlx-r that for quantity and quality is not e x ­
pointing heavenward, while
ye
celled by that of any place on the Coast, if, indeed «xjualed.
As a dairying and stock-
editor was making a mash on an have never been earned shall revert slightly injured at end, and claims
raising
country,
and
a
sanitarium
for
those
seeking
health,it
is
bound
to come to the front
aged widow, who, only for the to the United Stiit»is. I’lie iqiper to have been shot through chest, or
rank. The fishing industry will prove an important factor, while the numerous mills and
dexibility of the steamer’s cabin house recognizes the right of the body, spits blood sometimes.—
factories, completed, in course of construction, and contemplated, w ill make the; whole
company
to
the
lands
w
hich
it
has
News.
county
a buzzing hive of industry and wealth, (".»quiile Gitj is in the center, is the
partition, woulil have remained
«•e<
most eligible and will enjoy all.
Its school, church, and society advantages are second
earned,
but
which
were
earned!
mashed. At Kandon the party
to none in the county. Building material is cheaper at this point than at any other iu the
I. u i m I F o r f V i t i i r<> H i l l l|»|iroiT <l.
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n.
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with lunch baskets in hand s»-at- after the date fixed upon for the ,
county. It 1ms the advantages of a corporation, anil is to soon have a mountain stream
expiration
of
their
charter.
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of \vHtertrun through it for protection against tire. Property reasonable.
tereil like a brood of young quails.
house committee took up the senate dent has approved the act to for­
J. A. D e a n , a g e n t ,
#M. J. M c D o n a l d , p r o p .,
The beach soon became a mass of
C a r r y i n g t l i o XT. S .
Sun F m neisco.
Coquille
City.
hopping and
skipping
merry bid, struck out all after the enact- feit tllfJ ,nml 6rH,,te<l tothe Atlantic i
v 4 n 2 tf
ing clause, and inserted its own ¿ P a cific Railroad company to aid |
makers,
ami
an inquest was
bill, which proposes t»> forfeit every
construction of a railroad j
held on every sea lion that lmd
acre of land granted to the rail- aud telegraph line from the stales j
drifted ashore. Prom eleven a . m .
road wiii»:h lies west of Rismarck,
Missouri and Arkansas to the
till 4 P . M. the beach was thorough-
a n d
D. T. In other words, the house Pacific coast, and to restore the :
ly ransacked, when all returned
home, feeling that they were better s lys in effect that because the road ^ame to settlement.
met with reverses and fniltd o
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C l’AGESwill I chvd Coquille City every
for the trip.
Another excursion
.
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l he lumber interest of the Pacif- ko day t»*xcei»t. Suuiluy) ataH . III. am lli».
out tlio torFDS oi Its charter* • X T * »
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111. comi^otiu^ with Kteuiaer (Riel) trip for all
will be had next Sunday and those carry
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is beginning
to assume
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within
tne
proscribed
tune
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who could not attend last Sunday . tll
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1 a more lively aspect.
I He mills are day (except Sun
(although it has subsequently done L
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should go.
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| Kept constantly employed on orders ! Passenners in
D E A L E R
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8 » , tl.mvfor : tl.« lund must rovert j £ ; 8ection8of the country hither- !
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A Yankee having more apples to the l ultra States. I he senate
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hours m each place, returning to Coqntlle
• | , | n - | : to supplied by Michigan, Wisconsin city the same day.
Drugs, Medicins. Paints, Oils, Candies, Cigars. Tobacco,
than he had use for store» l 400 will never agree to this,
but 1 think | . * .
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Fancy Articles. Stationery and the finest quality of School Rooks.
barrels in an ice house which were t .. ie . bouse Wl «ven . ua
> conclude if} on] U) its infancy HIKl the jn(|j.
Alwaysg * with the mails and make ©on­
Agent for the leading sowing Machines, Mason «Y Hamlin or­
not removed but covered in with to pass the bill as it came from the ,. J
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. neotious.
gans, <fer. Old Wines and Liquors o f the best qnailty.
ice, and to the surprise o f all they eeimta”
: c'ltlol“s now Hre Umt
otl“ ‘r ln- !
COPLEY ¿5 TENNISSON,
Prescriptions carefully compounded
terests except miniug will be small j
Pro s
were taken out a few days ago us
LIVE and LET LIVE.
vln3 t£
fresh as if new’.
! Subscribe for the H e r a ld .
* iu comparison.— Portland News,
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N. P. Hansen, Prop.
Coming,
Coming.
Coming Î ! !
COQUILLE CITY!
merchandise , i The
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coming Town of S. W. Oregon!
Wells, Fargo & Go's.
Passengers.
MYRTLE DRUG STORE.
Myrtle Point, Ogn.
W. L. DIXON
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Proprietor.