(itiquillt (f ihi JifTiiUl.
rriu.isnKO
o i k
M
M .m io ic s .
[Soutliw eatem Oregon Record* r. ]
tvkhuay .
Mr. Hayes My dear, many of
my friends are urging me to run
for congress.
' Mrs. Hayes- You run for the
Indian meal, Rutherford, and fetal
the chickens. 'That’s better than
running for congress.
And get
this morning’s eggs from the barn,
and then I ’ ll tell you what to do
next.— New Y oikSu n.
«'i\ * 1 the
i»
run-
Hull
:> . nd •’*5nü i' irancis» •
iele for 82.75 per ye ar; il. * ii 1 . iJALI)
i : a f. d
l’\ Dali . S2.50; tin* U r 1
and S. 1
iloin*Miibei '1 Ins:
V; ft
JL .
* >
v •
,
, . o ' r<
A b .llC i::»,
The tirst great span of the wharf
J. A. D kan , Editor uu> Proprieto at Port lilacklock is completed, and
is 82 feet long.
Supt. Butler is
and S. 1’. Kxa miner sit (Ml; a lit 1 1 bo
Devoted to I he iutvre-til of the ('«Hjuille
making
better
head
way
with
the
<2.50
11 1 b \ i.o an«! i ! in»4 ¿ ¿ Farm
H ivtr particularly, uud of the County neu
work in hand than was deemed
«rally.
•all in advan ee. T be bitter \ h !,p.r
possible iu view of the many and
Subscription, pvt year........................
the II >it.e A 1’arm. wil! !>e i nt a
vexatious delays, variously occa-
the
year fn o To :: nv a»M r-‘ss b y
À ls o
sinned,
but
principally
by
the
nor-
T U E S D A Y , J U L Y 13, 1880.
Stil» 1er ¡livin'* one \c a r in :n ivanco
CABINET MAKER.
nrrivui of the lighter with w hich to
for the ! i i t:! \o mid any arreara c > Pie"niv Frames, Doorund Wimlow Frames
(•«-■i«*r;il Aew*».
Mrs. S. I. Bald will, o f Boston fir ♦ he may owe.
unload the schooner which had on
tf.
inaili*. Saws liieii anil Punii turo Hejiaireil.
has
petitioned
congress
to
relax
t!
a
T h c B U Y E R S ’ G U ID E la
Ali \.«rk don** t<> or«l; r. Prie» s K« asoiialile.
necessary material.
Systematic burglary is
exten board much
iaHued 31 nr i l l and Sept.,
L-natioii: Neur Gold Ili adi Hotel.
Chinese
inimigiation
laws
so
that
Another span, 120 feet in length,
sively carried on in Portlaml.
each year.
‘/¿HO pages,
8 ^ x 1 1 !; Inches,w ith o v e r
she may import a servant o f her
Michigan buls fair to be the first will he completed in a few days.
3 , 5 0 0 Illu strations — a
w h o le P ictu re G allery.
own
liking.
H
her
petition
is
At the mill last week R.
F
state to vote prohibition straight.
H ÍH
1 / llJ jff i i i t l .
G IV E S W h olesa le Prices
granted
wo
advise
Brother
Baldwin
i l i r r r t to c o n s u m r r a on a ll |(Oods io r
I Kaiidolpn. Oregon: ’•
Mr. Siglin’s opium law is to be ( “ Dock” ) l'ox was caught in such
personal o r fa m ily use. T e lls h o w in
to
look
out.
It
has
not
been
long
a
manner
hy
a
log
that
the
calf
of
crtler, and gives exact cost o f e v e ry
tested by the United States district
W a ls e r , P ro p ,
since a Boston woman married a th in g you use, eat, d ciiih . w ear, or
his
leg
was
severely
bruised.
The.
l ave T in «v illi. These lM V A IiU A lIL K
court.
;*(>OKS con tain In fo rm a tio n gleaned
Bi er of host duality always to be
wound was very painful and will celestial, and it is about time that
f. om the m arhets o f the w o rld . W e
Stockton and Redwood City,
had at the Brewery, and orders
tv ill utuik a io p y F R E E to a n y «t i
lay Doc up for many dajs, if, in city was giving us a sensational
Ual., were shaken by an earthquake
ll
r
«*
«
(iii(.’)l
receipt
o
f
lO
cis.
to
defray
I l oin all parts filled promptly.
deed, it does not prove a perina- racket.
ex j .« line o f m a ilin g . Let us hear from
►
- ♦
on the 2nd.
you.
R esp ectfu lly,
vti.-5.-S
i nent souree of trouble, as it seems
“
Jacob”
’
said
an
Ohio
farmer
to
Roy Drown, 10 years old, was
M O N T G O M E R Y W A R D &. CO.
little short of a miracle,
such w as his hired man, tho » tin r day, “ 1
f ; f C. I
¿.'¿7 i t ‘¿ ‘j y V. abash A v e n re - CT i I cuko , lli.
_ 0
drowned in the liver near Lafayette
S r K $
the force of the jam, that the tlesli see that some of the railroads have
a few days ago.
ecu Id have failed tc be torn from adopted the 24 o’clock sxslem, ami
\V. 13. Todhunter, an Orogon the lx»no. Mr. Uox ami family have
r. ?•* «t, t ‘<,quille City <)gn..
I ’ m thinking of trying it on the
rancher, sold 8,500 cattle a few the community’s deep sympathy in
A- ± j - 14 osier, Proprietor
farm.” “ T in t is, you want, me to
' •. !. • • t . Í V
days ago for 8182,000.
the afflictions which have come work twenty-four hours right along
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S,,IK , I i ,, • irnrt ' L
I \
Gents Cloihiny, Boots and Shoes.
\
ip , of tile iiv«T I.,-
P\J
The people of Vancouver, B. D., upon them of late.
without a stop?”
“ Weil, Jacob,
Clocks, Cutlery, etc.
are vet destitute and the mayor of
Rev. H. B. Swafford has been that’s the idea, but being it’s you,
E A L P L in Groceri« s. Provisions, Flour,
the burned city is calling for aid.
circulating a subset iption paper and, being you are a party willing
Lard, lleans. ( ’undies, nuts, Tobacco,
Cigtirs.
( ’ igaretti s. etc., etc.
Idaho’s insane hr.ve been
re during the week for funds to erect hand, you might take out ten min
moved to Dlackfoot, Idaho, from a church. The people have re ds for each meal and make it up
the
asylum at Salem in
this sponded with their usual liberality on Sundays.” W all Street News.
A Very Gi-reat Bargain.
*
.
and a considearble sum has already
state.
I ( * ( « V<’ li F. ít of l a n d m i l e s ir«*«'.! C o-'
Itiin k S m ir illr « * .
1 d o quille Cuy. 100a c r o l»ottoiu.40 tim- j
been
subscribed.
The
cost
of
the
i
Coquilie City. Oregon.
Frank Hamilton telegraph man
W ashington July 4- A question bered and about L'If seeded to tame grass; I
structure
will
he
about
8500
and
ager at Astoria came down to Coos
c f considerable interest to national good dw dlin » 21\82 frame rustic. go<»«l bee- •J. It. N o s t . r u ......................... Proprietor.
the
site
for
it
is
on
Long’s
prop
house, good orchard, «te., etc.
t r ie ' for |
-----Kce ps-----
bay last week, accompanied by
hanks is being raised by the recent p’ aec ninne, Si',»KM»: or. including ;i span of ;
( ’onatantlv on biiinl a well selected
erty
near
the
south
end
of
the
two of his sisters from Reseburg.
bond calls of the Secretary of the horses, yoke of cuttle and oilier catti - to j stock o f fresh and choice «lrugs and me«l-
bridge.
John lvoo flier, 21 years old, a
Treasury. A large part of the the number o f 20 head in Mudine live cows, ; icines.nottons, blank books, school books
The mil! is running yet, though
besides many «»tin r v.dnable things about
late arrival, was drowned
in
bonds that are thus called belong tin* place 2.500. It is really a rare bargain, and everything usually found in a first-class
it may shut down any day.
It is
drug store, i ’ resciptions carefully com
Thomas creek three miles above
to national banks.
The
Conip- ( ’ all ai this olhee.
n !4tf
pounded.
Give him your orders.
stated to be the intention o f the'
Scio last week.
troller of the Currency has ruled
His prices are as l«>vv as the !o>vi st.
manager to saw out a cargo for
T
il IT
vln4a
that when bonds are called they
The Philadelphia Times asserts
shipment below just before tin*
must be surrendered by the banks,
VI
that Charles S. W olfe would get
completion of the new w harf at the
and others that bear interest must
50,000 votes for president of the
point.
Mrs. S. E. ROBINSON., Proprietor,
be purchased to take their place as
U. S. on the prohibition ticket in
[ ( ’•«ast M ail.]
security for circulation.
1888.
► «*
There are about 50 men at work
The gain in the prohibition vote
(■ ¡¡tu t I ’ l t n i l c r i'\ i * l o s o i n .
at the black sand mines.
1 have unum taken possession o f tl.e
Norristown, N. J., July 2. A
in Oregon since the St. John
H ouikson L •.n;, and will spur-* no pains
After July 15th the festive hunt
terrible explosion took place this or expense to make it pleasant for guests.
campaign looms up wonderfully.
Manufacturer of
er can bang away at quail, grouse,
morning at 7:30 at the Atlantic
On the same ratio, the presidential
A share o f tin* patronage is Solicited
LEM ON SODA. t ’ KEAM SODA, SAUSA-
etc.
F
A U 1LLA . G1NG FK ALE . CHAMPAGNE
Hoard
and
lodging.................................¡£*.00
Giant
Powder
works,
resulting
in
candidate on the prohi ticket in
Hoard w ithout lo d g in g ....................... £8.50 ! C iD E K . M IN E ltA L WATER, also GUM
Joe Uissua is running a mining
the loss of ten lives, and injury of M e a l s ................................................. 25cts. S V llU l* and V IN E G A R .
1888 would get a vote of just
camp up the beach above Bandon.
ten or twelve others.
The explo
750,000.
Agent for the (V k b n ted Oregon Grape
vlni?.)
He has two men, a boy and a horse
Loot
Litters.
Jobu D. Enright, the Western at work on his black sand claim. sion took place in the mixing house.
V4u2f>
HuSliV illTliKS.
Union lineman, who was paralyzed It is said there is a peculiarity in The cause is y«'t ¡in::no \: i, :md th-
while at work on the Coos Bay his claim in the fact that the gold 1(»SS IS not 1known, b i* wil! be
Empire Oity, Or.
I-V »
line, was much improved yesterday is not confined to the black but is heavy. The eoneilssi. »11 was felt
W . I ». G KT'l v, P r o p .
L’he glass
«listili* •tlv tw*mty miles.
and was resting quit*' easy.
His tound also in the gray sand.
Joe
PP.LPv.lET OR.
in the houses> for live miVs a »a y Horses and Hagoi. s ; t all hours. G<*.»d
early recovery is looked for.
is making from 810 to 815 per day,
w ere shattered.
Pastu age by tin* day. wick or month,
Portland News.
LivtTV, iVoi ];;;(! SI üiío Sliiliic.
and lias a
clear of all expensi
vini'.* ::..i.
( li'iitoiiit ( r.tiik.
The New Northwest is of the prosj>ect of work at that rati • for a
S p e c ia l, a t t e n t i o n
Washington, July 4. This eve
opinion that a strong effort will long tiun t
O-iveiT. to B o a r d in g *
ning a German crank called at the rs/i
be made to pass a woman suffrage
narr.
*w
l
iad
a
io
;
hazard.
\
v
1
S. H. 1
y’/w W .v M O D E R A T E .
.;ve !Its it 'siili'iiee as 1 l
bill by the next legislature. Sena esca j>e at tilt * races ' < *tU' tiny, is in t
» • V
• * s
1 . » T 1 ) ' A
• - \
X _
iii'd ¡:*> • * t ft
U ')'iiiilh1 Ditv, - - - - Oregon
tor Siglin
and
Representative expmicnc int any il!1 <? fleets from
fi»
7*
■
t"
mor-
It.
/kr 1 SJ
* told to cnil
Benjamin are expected to champion the acci de :it. * II e was une* ni-
1
i fell oil iiis knots a
T
H
E
the measure.— Ex.
sen »uS f ol al.»out r> m imite.-* after
i\ Clry i ii f ; and said
FAMCU-
Doctor Geismardo who startled liD fi ili; and is lepo 1 tcd as saying
h i Í/ d ia
•JCiS:''33Pi.Tr
one was trying to
asc
~ aapoews a—
lo
the whole coast a short time a g o with his r* storci 1 IIInisriousness:
tottschalk :
i
The boliice officers,
A! (\ '--Tiu -wir instru-
by performing miracles arrived at “ Am I in time foi t lie next heat?” shoot him.
CABIN. -
$0.90
m int now e ■xistiug
n I
the Oregon penitentiary on a 3- But there was a dispute as t< > after a tussle, took him to tie lock
i n l> o t h h e in i-
7T— -«^-=srv»Ba spheres.”
STEERAGE.
$3.00
year sentance. It will be a mira whether he actually realized w hich up' where they f «it.il n large
C i . au a LuiTii; K ki , i . o ; k >:—“ 1 have never seen
V il *C' 1 , f ‘ T'!** S’.
I
i
11
cle if he serves his time out; so we world he was in at the time; b u t, bowie knife upon bis person.
! i «' Ih . l L h .
tl.eir eipial.”
lie
had
succeeded
m
seeing
the
1’ AiM.fN«: L i t t a :—••The Knabe Piano sur-
are safe iu scoring one for him.
that ; lo no difference. Hazard
prsn :i all «>Lher makes.’ ’
president it is more than likely
Hi«* popular 11 A R L IN G T O N Pr.VNO and
Telegraph operators have allied is always ready to come to time
the CHICAGO ( ’O T T A G E O RG AN .
the* e would have been trouble.
themselves with the Knights of in this world or the next.
A. L. BANCROFT & CO..
The impioveineut of the bar at
Labor and w ill go on a big strike
H G«.’
Sole Agents, 721, Market St., San Frrucisco.
J. Ik iiAoKNHl'i’ U, Mauco Drugstre, Marsh
on the 1st of August unless they the mouth of the Coquille is of the
»Several articles <•! iumsehohl
field.
local agent.
nll-Sm
The
get better pay.
The
Western most inaiKod character.
furniture, con .i.*-linti oi tables, a
Union has turned off and keeps present cnaunel i- iu an entirely ; kitchen cupboard, b< clr< on: secre-
turning off all well-paid men, and new place from the old one, the tary, «v**. Having purchased the
are taking them back only at very entire outlet of the river is com
above at a great sacrifice for cash,
pletely changed, and the old chan-'
low wages.
they can lie bought at a bargain.
Seventy-seven years old and yet nel is covered w ith sand and drift, Dali and see them at my residence I
r Fries
speaking from car platforms as he and looks as if it had been so for a , on Elliott St., opposite
/ in« «i Rea
school j
years. The effect of the I
fe sonable.
tlew northward to begin a canvass i hundred
.
.
.
.
..
.
house.
1 -Ic r s e -S L .o e In g r
S. \\. Harrington.
for a return to Parliament. What projection in cutting oft a sandspit,
Neatly anti promptly done, at the
tf.
man in these days equals Glad and influencing the currents of
lowest living prices.
»Slioj» next
stone? If In* could imbue all tlie water is so marked that it ought to
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O
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E
door east of Eeneve’s drug store,
.*• \ TO '
If* hereby given, to all whom it may concern:
friends of Ireland with energy like set at rest, at once and forever, all
r>,-' v > "r...
V a JT
Dotpiille Dity, Oregon.
'A-.. ^
That the uiuleraigne«! will not l>c reKpoiiHible for
his own what wonders they would doubts about the success of that any debt» contract«*«!, or for any worm «lone «>n the ]
kind of improvement.
claim at Italian Bar (known now an it. II. Lowe'« i m t r o \ i /. i : n o m : n i i i s n t Y !
work!— N. Y. Sun.
kvkby
Bandon, Greg.,
r-A fj
B U I L I ) E R,
O
L IN G done to suit the times.
Shakes and pickets furnish
H AI Shingles.
ed on short notice.
A. G. Aiken,
v4u2J
Sirs. ( ’. W.Olive.
o t o o r
h bsuHL
Have just received at
ttie ir n e w
Millinery Store!!
A Large Variety of
T lx e IL a te s t S t a le s
XjADIES a n d OHIIDHEN'S h a t s
F lc w s r s . O s tr ic li
Tips*
U L ia c e s .
¡E S iT o T o o n s ,
and Ornaments.
D
Fuelling Embroidery
Veiling. Scarfs etc- etc-
N ew Drugstore!
S :t.w . Plus!'. Silk, Satin or Velvet, which
we w ill sell cheap for u.*.su.
vlnC.
Hals {rimed !o order a speciality.
CHEAPEST!
Empire CitY and Drain’s Station
STAGE and STEAMBOAT line!
Carrying* The U- S- Mails
Weils. Fargo & Co's
IV Ia r s h fis ld
in, «JEGl
H. HUi)LN, Proprietor. I
G SAN
i( Pi A B E
D A
W. Gaiiier
BLACK-SMITHING
Three of the Lord Justices of
England have decided that love
letters belong to the writer and in
case of an estrangement they may
be demanded back. We don’t be
lieve it is a good law-. An agree
ment to marry is an agreement to
enter into a contract and the par
ty injured should not be compelled
to surrender the evidence to the
party injuring. Ex.
[Co<»s liny News. 1
claim, ti. I). Elgin'« claim or James Aiken’« claim !
—ami worked by Elgin, Lowe & Aiken in eopartner-
«hip i until further notice,or until we have pai«l up
all outatamliiig account«, and have had a settle
ment *>f our buniue«H between ourMelvea,
Dated at Myrtle I'oint, / It. II. I.owe.
Coo« County, Oregon, ] Q. 1). Elgin.
Augu«t 15th l.«K>, 1
Thu new A 1 Schooner
There were fully 1500 people on
F a r k f . r s b u u g ,
the race track last Saturday.
(.’apt. Reed is pushing work on
the new steamer being built for the
NO J’ K ’ E F O R PU H LIC A I IO N.
Coquille trade.
Lund Ullico at Itosoburg, ( Ircgon )
A. H. H indi, Clias. Brown and
Juno 5th. 1SHC. f
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T
I
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E
is
hereby
given
that the folloW- t x n
the Elliott boys are reported to
ing-named settler has tiled notice of
have discovered some very rich his intention to make final proof in support
black sand on South slough.
We o f his claim and that said proof w ill be
hope the report will prove true, j made before the Clerk o f the Comity court
o f Coos County, Oregon, at Empire City,
llnilt FxpiTsslv for
and we wish the parties all the; Oregon, on Thursday, July 22d. ISHiJ, viz:
S 1). G. Anderson, pre-emption I). S. No.
luck imaginable.
Gregory Council No 17, U. F. of j 527!t for the E. b] of K. W. l4 Sec. .°4, Tp. 28,
the Pacific, Empire City, elected j N. E. U o f N. W. M and N. W, »4 of N. e . >4 \ 1 T I L L Run on no other Route. This
the following officers June 29:; See. J Tp. 211 S. . IS west.
TV
vessel having made six round trips
M. S. Lund, c. c.. Annie E. Simp- | He names the follow ing witnesses to in the last six months, is supposed to keep
prove his continuous residence upon and j
up her past record, and will until further
son, v. c., \\ . R. Simpson, sec.; and cultivation of, said land, viz.
notice,
on anil after Novcmoet* 15th. deliver
H. G. Ploeger, f. s.; C. (1. Jame T . J. <'ardwell
freight
to Copuiile City and all points on
son, trees,; W. Turpin, prelate; E. j I). S. Stone l all o f C«Kjuille City,
the lower river at the following rates:
Rowan
Coos Countv.
E. Williams, marshal; Ella Floyd, I S W . M.
per ton. salt, nail* iron and coal
'1. Miller
( Iregon. | Flour
warden; C. M. Cammunn, guard,
$2.50, oti «*r freight
per ton.
( ’has. VV . Johnston,
C«>guiLL^
M
ill A* Tim C ompanv .
i A. A. Lord sentry.
I
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Register.
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C O Q U i L L E
Express
Sola Wiilsr Works,
City Livery k Fees s t a l
Looking hack at the country
that has disowned him, the Count
o f Paris predicts dire things for
the Republic of France, and seems
to think that he will be called up
on yet to hold the reins of govern
ment, in the name of his royal an
cestors. He holds himself in read
iness for such an event. But he is
nursing a vain hope.
Mrs. A.G. Aiken.
O L I V E ¿c A I K E l v i .
RM.?!! m m v
y
foquille City, Ogn,
STILL AHEAD!
A\l> IH»\T YOU F«K«ET
IT
The people o f the Coquille river should
bear in mind, that as good
as can be obtained on the Pacific coast, are
made by G II. U am sokll , o f M yrtle l'oint.
W ill soon have completed a
floating
-A .IR T
: e
W ith which he will visit every iniint
on the river between M yrtle Point and
Rundou, and be prepart d to do San F rm -
ciscowork at l«*ss than San Francisco prices.
Will lie fully prepared to make Pictures m
all styles known to the art, from the small
est Geui to a Photograph 17 x 27 inches.
All he asks is for people to compare his
work with that o f others.
Mr. R. has become a permanent citizen
o f Coos County, ami it is to the inteiest
o f the people to patronize home industry
and thereby keep the money in the country
v2n4.‘ltf
Jams, Corral! i Co.
EAYSES EMPIRE CITY AND DRAINS
^
STATION EVERY
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
The steamer JU N O «»r R E STLE SS m eet!
the stiige at the month o f the Umpqua*
New and oomfortable stages.
Fare to Portland by this route $14.50.
Each passenger allowed 50 pounds o f baggage
Passengers are requested to lie in Empire
City the night befi're departure.
Any information in regard to the above
line can be procured at the Hlanco or Central
hotels in M arshfeld, and the post office or
in any public k< tsc in Empire.
G O Q U 1LLE M IL L
— AND —
Tug Company!!
— DEALERS IN—
GENERAL IEBCHAN111SE
— AND ALL KINDS OF—
L iT J M
B
E
E
C edar , f ir , ash , m a ple , m yr tle ,
Alder and spruce lumber always on
band and for sale at the lowest rates.
TOWING
B y the Tug K A T I E COOK, on
the river and 1 >ar, at reasonable rates.
Timber, match-wood and stave tim
ber purchased.
Orders for lumber tilled in quanti
ties to mi it, and at the lowest living
rates.
J. P A R K E R ,
CH AS. F. DOE.
Parkersburg Coos county Oregon,
v l n l8 tf.
POST
OFFICE
Store,
C. ANDREWS
P R O P R IE T O R ,
CO NSTANTLY
Keeps
An assortment of
Boots and shoes,
Hats and caps.
Stationery, Inks,
Dry goods and
Clothing La
dies, Gents
and Childrens
General fur
nishing gixxls;
also groceries,
Canned goods,
Cigars, tobacco
Aor a choice location in Coquille City, 8
and
candies. H e pays the high
lots nicely cleared and in choice fruit
est price for country produce
trees. g««>«l. large house and wmodsheil, etc.,
apply at this office or to H. Kern, Marshfield.
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t