vol .
r».
« tito s .
ON T U B It0.1 II.
Office over Dr. L e n c v e ' s
Drugstore .
S- N. A. DOWNING- M- D-
CogmuB P ity , O kkoon .
attend.-«.!
&
LANE,
A t t » r n m and Counselors ¡1 l a w .
Office on Main Sr m *. oj»|* >.-»ite < 'osmojiolitaa
.t««i.
Roseburg,
( )rog p « in
J .M .S iolin .
J i *JIN
A. C»B\Y.
Siblin &: Gray.
Attorneys ¡m<t Comiseinrs \l Law,
Marshfield, C ihis eonnty. Oregon.
O kfick —Holland RniKliti". opiMtsite lUnn«*
Hotel.
t 2 d 2D
w.
General Insnr-uuv and Heal Estate A<j**nt.
T. G. O W E N .
A tt o r n e y and Couns elor at L a w .
M AUHHKIKI.D, (Kill.
s. H. H AZARD ,
A tt or ne y and Counselor at L a w .
IlMriBM C it y . (*•»>’.
J. W . BENNETT.
A tt o r n e y at L a w .
reoon .
D. L . W A T S O N .- -
A t t o r n e y and Couns el or at L a w
E mpire C m . Ouuoox.
J. H. NOSLER,
N o t a r y Pu bl ic
C
ity ,
O
u N.
D L. STEELE, M. D-.
Dentist-
^ E a x s lx fie ld .,
C r e g 'c in .,
Office in Holland building, .»ppotme
Idanco Hotel.
Laugl.in;- gaa and other
M.e xll.etics fUiinilii.-n i« d for the painless
: xtraction of teeth.
v4nl
H ar
mon introduced this subject, and
compared the governing of a school
to that of a family.
Pysiology and H vgene.— These
subjects were ably
presented
l>r. McO>rmac, who
fully
by
under
stands them.
One • venin • when his work was done,
With oitt more week to stay.
This telegraphic message came:
"T he baby died to-day ”
—Merchant Traveler
Report of committee on resolu
tions were then read and adopted,
which are as follows:
Resolved, that a vote of thanks
be tendered to Prof. Hawthorne for
'IV n oli or««* I n s l i t n t o .
the able manner in which be assist
ed our county Supt. in conducting
the institute.
Sherwood, county school Supt.
Resolved, that we
Mr. Sherwood was then elected
C oguille C it y , O regon .
know how to make the
butter and cheese
School Government.— Mr.
Institute enlled to order by A. J.
Attomev at Law,
MARSH KIK I.n. O
rivers, mountains, etc.
FIliST EAY.
SINCLAIR.
often
been
very
best
W li} Tv«* I>i«ln*t N«‘«-«l a Girl.
[CoastMail.]
Miss Mignon Cautield, sister
Mrs.
Capt.
Bruce,
came
j
of
from
manufactured dairy products, and Roseburg on Monday, on a visit to
geography by topic. A lively dis know bow to sell them, too, wheth the bay.
cussion followed, as many of the er a great stall-feeding establish
Jacob Lando lias leased the John
teachers instunct by drawing maps ment, convenient for
shipping Norman building, opposite
the
and locating the principal places, cheap foiage and gain to it and Holland building, ami expects on
1 hus time ran on. one month remained.
And John was wild with jov.
To be at home and see the wife,
Ami hug that • rent big hoy.
L a n d Cases a Speciality.
has
« I ll Y E liaillO H N .
raised by practical dairyman, who
G eography.--John Hunch took
up this subject.
He
teaches
“ A family man,” said John, with pride
“ Has much to think about.”
And then lieV count the months from home
“ before his trip was out.”
J ohn L ane
Tl»e Value o f .M anure.
The question
AFTF.HNOC)N SESSION.
It made a different man of John.
It lit his face with joy.
To have the merchants on tin road
Inquire about his boy.
Physician ami Surgeon,
LANE
thorne and others took port.
“ You area father. .lolin," il said
nd then went on to tell
That every tlii g was quite Heretic,
With wife and baby doing well.
C oqvillk C i t y , O regon .
C h II h —day or ni"ht—1‘ ron.ptlv
which Supt. Sherwood, Prof. Haw
I pou a twelve month's tiip he'd gone,
And when four weeks away,
A telegraphic message came
That made the young uan gay.
M. M. M U R P H Y , M D-
L. F. L ane .
NO. 2.
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1886.
tender
our
thanks to our county school super
1 chaii man; 1). L. Food, secretary;
intendent for the able and oftieie.it
I
i L . L. Hannan, asst, sec.; J. C. Can
manner in which lie has conducted
terbury, F. S. JLinch, E. T l liman,
this institute.
Levelle Clinkenbeard, Lottie \ an-
Resolved, that we tm der our
derburg committee on resolutions.
most heartfelt thanks to Hon. John
S c h o o l Organization, by Prof.
A. Gray. Mrs. Crane, members of
Haw thorne, ol the State University.
the Marshfield brass band, various
His J remarks upon this subject
transportation lines, and all others
I were of iiitertst.
Many teachers
who by their favors and assistance
' fail on this one point.
They are
have contributed to the success of
j late at school on the morning of
this institute.
■ beginning; they have spent no
Resolved, that wo recommend to
| time in the district becoming ac
teachers a greater thoroughness in
quainted with the patrons of the
all the branches taught
in our
: school or the children.
He would
schools, in order that the standard
advise them to be in the district at
be raised and a greater proficiency
least one week before commencing
in teaching be attained.
th* tr labor.
Resolved, that we as teachers
Heading.— This subject was pre-
give otir earnest support and en
I sented to the institute by Mrs.
couragement to those who seek to
j Crane, -.h o being m elocutionist,
enforce the laws and encourage a
<li 1 credit to the topic.
higher moral
standard
among
A few minutes intermission was i
teachers, and that we discounten
then taken to register names and
ance the issuing of certificates of
introduce teach rs, Mr. Sherwood .
anv grade to persons of known
taking a l active part, so that all j
im m« »ridity
should become acquainted.
Resolved, that we recommend
Orthography, by *L C. Uanter-
the extension of institute work, so
bury. — Mr. C. favored two met In aD
that hereafter it shall occupy three
— oral and written.
Prof. Haw
days instead of two.
thorne could not see that the written
Resolv».d, that a vote of thanks
; method was any better than the !
be tendered to Mr. ( ’. H. Merchant
oral, if it was as good.
This j
for his kindness in giving
tlie
brought out a general discussion.
teachers the use o! the tug for the
away
it, | or before the 1st of October to
could i ot be made a good paying | open a fine stock of dry gooJs,
investment, anti buy all the cow's fancy goods, etc.
eat from lands operated by tlie
Some wretch from a foreign lam!
common farmer.
We
have no
! and bribed by British gold, is cir-
doubt there are
many
points
culating the report that one of the
where this can be successfully
teachers visiting at the institute
\ done; but the first objection that | last week, stopped on the street
| occurs to the practical man, to the
; and set his watch by the painted
method in most places, because it
dum watch on \V. G. W ebster’s
involves a non-utilization of the
sign post. It is a campaign lie.
! manured value of the cow’s earn
B«ib Hutcheson has
returned
ings in close proximity to
the
from the South fork of the Sixes
home of the cows. It is now get
| river. H e reports that Hutcheson
ting to be understood among the
<fc Co. have a very fair prospect,
advanced dairymen, that all of
| B«>b, during his visit, drifted out
the earnings of the cow are not
6x2 feet on the bed-rock and took
counted when the milk and butter
out $9.50. The boys have a large
and cheese money is computed,
piece of ground of tiie same char-
and that by having land on which
I acter.
to utilize the mnnurinl earnings,
Mrs. Crane, whose recitations
the crop of butter and cheese may
A lady writer in one of our ex-
changes furnishes some reasons
why Eve did n t keep a girl.
says:
“ There lias
been
She
a great
deal said about the fault of women,
and why they need so much
wait-
j ing on. Some one, a man of course,
has the presumption to ask,
from
when Eve was
‘why
manufactured
of a spare rib, a servant
out
was
not
i manufactured to wait on her? She
duln,t ueed ftny serv» n t
A bright
Hriter ,ms sai<1:
‘Ad>im never
j came whining to Eve with a ragged
stocking to lie «turned,
I b® sowed on, and
j ten d ed right
He never
j u litil th e
hutt< ns
gloves
to
away— quick
read
the
to
be
now.’
newspapers
Pun Hent behind tue palm
j trees> a,,d he stretching himself,
\ y ^
ned ««L ‘is supper ready, dear.’
| H e made th e tire aud hu“ g ih e
i kettle over
Himself, we’ll venture,
pnbed the radishes, neeled the
' Potatoes, and did
everything
else
be ought to do.
H e milked the
cow; and fed the chickens, looked
after the pigs himself,
and
never
brought home half a dozen friends
to dinner when Eve hadn’t any
the
be also indefinitely multiplied, and delighted the audiences at
fresh iKuuegranates.
H e never
tlins the per cent, of interest on j tencher’s institute, at Marshfield, stayed out till cne o'clock at night
We
imested capital be made satisfac ; is u thorough elocutionist.
and then scolded because Eve was
tory, when without the land it i understand she intends giving in- sitting up and crying inside the
would, in most places, be a losing ; structions to pupils here; it would
gate.
H e never loafed around
of a problematical enterprise. The be a rare opportunity f«tr the cliil-
corner groceries while Eve was
cow needs a large amount of bulky I dren and young people of Marsh
rocking little Cain’s cradle at home.
matter transported to her, if fed field to take advantage of her iu-
H e never called Five up from the
in a barn the year round.
A 1 structions.
cellar to put away his slippers; not
[Goiil IR*Hclt Gazette.]
i short, cheap haul of the forage,
ho. When he took them off he
A. W . Forgey a few- day
ago
and of the manure it will make,
put them under the tig tree beside
and the cheap production afforded killed a large panther, and while
his Sunday boots.
In short, he
by the use of the excellent fertili- engaged in skinning the animal
did not think she was especially
' zers made on the site, would make cut his hand quite seriously.
! created for the purpose of waiting
all the difference, in most cases,
1 ishennen have been hauling j Up0n Ljoi, and he wmsn't under the
between success and failure
of the seine in ami about the mouth I i mpregsj0„ that it disgrace,! a man
such an enterprise.
Now, most men can
of the r.-vCT the past week,catching to |ighten his wife-s care-s a
this an average of from ‘2 00 to 400 fish
plainly, when confined to
the
a
spei-ific business of trying to coin
A. M. Gi lespie has gone to Smith
moi ev at making batter and cheese ri\ er for the purpose of discharg-
«a
L
U.
I T M
,
to
; xhat is
reiteon Eve dW not u6ed
j a hired girl, aud with it is the rea-
^ gon that her clecendants did.
j
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—
schooner! The P°Pular >PresRion that
that , ing the cargo of the
such a method, in its suoces- ful Helen Merriam. after which he | cuttn,B ‘ ,w lwir 8,,ort
pliase, is actually invohed, iu a ' will make an effort to get her o u t . ,r<'rense ,ts Rmwth is flnuht« d by
office
the Herald of Health.
It says
i modified form, in the feeding of of the river.
MARSHF iELI), OREGON.
that “ women rarely become bald;
eve-y month on the ordinary farm,
vini.
[0< x » n Bay News.l
j yet they never cut their hair off,
i and that just to the extent the
Dr. J Tuttle, of Astoria, will
ns do men. May not their immu
cow, is well-fed, so that the manure
visit the Day next month.
nity from a shining pate be partly
may he increased in quantity, and
Vf ATCH-M \KEB
AND
JEW ELER,
The tug, being built at North
; due to the fact that they do not
particularly in quality, and its en
C o q u ille C ity , O g n .
i Bend, is nearing completion.
patronize the bnrber, nor wear
riching ingredients employed in
tdÈTVS. ,rk <>f ail de.-arnptions.doiu- ¡it short
Harry Graves caught 56 chinook
AFTERNOON SESSION.
excursion over the Coos bay bar.
tight headgear?
If, in early life,
notice and extremely low prices.
vffii-W
tin' Dost manner, is the land made
'salmon in the lower bay Monday
Essays and recitations was the 1
Resolved, that the secretary of more pro«luctivp, and s«> more val
: our young men would look after
J . -A».
uiorniucr.
subject of interesting remarks by !
this institute be requested to fur uable. A few cows on a vast farm
their scalps, even while they do
W illie Jones is expected on the
1). L. Rood.— Habitual work in
C oquille C it y , O regon .
nish each of our c« unty papers may make the showing almost im
1 not appear to need attention, it
GENEHM . AGENCY for the sale of City
bay about the 1st <«f next month,
property, houses and lots, timber, farms, writing essays and in declamation with a copy of these resolutions perceptible, still it is there, and if
might save them the trouble of
ranches, etc. Office in Herald building.
on business connected with t h e , ,
temi* to promote the general prog- ; fnr |lM|lliciltioll-
; looking after them in sorrow at a
it dees not make an actual increase
Southport mine.
L .
. ,
,
... ,
.
ross of the pupil.
EVENING PROGRAM M K.
i . i
i
. , 1
j-
later period, when it wall do less
j of the product, it prevents it fn m
J. P. E A S T E R , M. I).
lh e black sand mine lately dis- ,
1
,
Penmanship.
1 his subject was
Song, by Mary Lirai nard: Reci i decreasing in fertility so rapidly,
,
c,
, good.
I f they do not, the time
P h y sic ia n . S t r < h :.'N am i U u - u k t u u ia h . i
. i i . ic ' r I T I I . „ l.,,
covered on South slough, is said
...
, J
, ,, ,
Special attention tiivMi to disease» of worn- • presented l>y L. 1. I lim a n , \
tation, 1 y May A nid; Song, by i Because farmers fail to see ibis
will come when we shall have a
to contain the richest sand yet
cn ami children, and all chronic forms of jfuvois several llietll »Is.
I his
Florence Sm ith; Dialogue, by 1). j point, and recognize the force of
race of human beings without hair.’
discovered in the county.
j '•»•«•«I.» >">' » Hvoly discussion,
L. Rood and Mary Gam ble; Lec | it in preserving and increasing the
Capt. A . J. Campbell has gone;
I f the hens are obliged to roost
for ltkwmuatisui and Neuralgia by tin- med- ,
b o a r d o f e d u c a t io n had
ture, by «lohn A. G ray; Recitation, 1 fertility of the farm, they
icated rapor hath.
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get to visit some of the bays and riv- on trees or fences, or wood-pile or
Office at residence in Coqmlle City.
a ll«‘ ady laid «1 wn the opencerian
by Mrs. Crane; Song, by «1. \V. | more easily discouraged in dairy-
ers up the coast, in hopes of find- whatever they can get; if they have
! system, they could not see what p
,,
I. O. G. T.
7
’
J
l ie n nett.
I ing and stock-feeding w hen prices
ing a paying route for the Comet, to wade through mud and slush,
Names of teachers attending the
Morning Star Lodge j light Mr. I liman could have to
! are low, and become restless for a
That boat will be a loss to the bay. and snow; if they have to steal
j use any other.
^
i institute:
A. J. Sherwood, Mollie , change.
No- 464,
If they would cipher out
Julius Larsen’s house on Hay lie’s most of their living from the pig-
Music in sc h o o l.- This subject M ontgomorv,
J. H. Barklow, Mrs.
Meets nt Coquille City every Thursday
, » .j
the result that would come from
evening- Visitili« members of this order, in i w a s p r e s e n t e d b y M r s . R o o d , w h o , iv t ° i >
j ’ .,«
• n .
ty
: l
slough vps consumed by tire last pf ns, horse stables or the corn-crib;
good standing, are cordially invited.
» °
.
D. L. U tod, F a n n i e C o k e , D a v id I abandoning
stock-feeding,
they
Wednesday. Mr. Larsen was ab- if they must depend on a rain or
being a teacher in both vocal and Stmll2 R E Rettys, Edwin B.
i would be better content with tl e
sent at the time. The furniture in I thaw to get water to drink; in short,
| instrumental music, ably discussed Eigh> lda Hall, Geo. W . Johnston,
O. F.
money in their pockets, knowing
I. O .
^
| the lower portiou of the house was if they are obliged to submit
Itl)e tul,ic-
! Annie Short, W . H . Bunch, H . C. they have put the means of earn
Coquille Lodge No.53
to
the
average
treatment of
saved.
History.— Mr. Bunch biought «^rilHh, Alice Clinkenbeard, Flor-
ing more on the soil, that would
Meets at Coquille City «-very Saturday even
I f there is a bar between San poultry on farms, they will not
ing. Visiting brethren, in good standing, j this forward by demonstrating' it j e),ce g raith, Levelle Clinkenbeard, soon be choked out if they made
I f you want
Francisco and Puget sound that is lay, and should not.
! upon the boar 1. He taught Insto- D L Eood' E T uilman, G. A.
cordially invited.
j no more deposits in the bank of
J . C. Laird, N. G.
better or safer than the Coos bay your hens to lay, do your part to-
| ry by topic. This brought out a Eduiun(ls, E . S . Bunch, W . T.
the farm.
! bar we have failed to hear of it. i wards this end, ntnl the hens will
A . F. and A. ML
; lively discussion, as many believed Volkmar, L. A. Roberts, Edward
The man who expects to make
do theirs.
A hen is a living ma-
Chadwick Lodge, No-6 8 - the right way was to have the stn- : Jenkin8> Lowie DeBord, Lottie money through a continual erop- ! For the past niue months, 22 feet ! chine
and vili do her work well,
of water has been the minimum
Me*ts at Connine City on Saturday even dent learn it by heart.
I Vanderburg, May Bunch, J. C.
if well handled, but will not be a
I ping of his soil, without fertilizing
| del)tk-
| success under careless, indifferent
mdnth.
|
evening 1UOGRAMME.
! Canterbury, Belle Huden, Jennie
it, should abandon the idea of a
j
News was received at San Fran- ; treatment.— Ex.
John Goodman
Music, by Marshfield brass band; Beale> Sadie H all, Leonali Cochran.
permanent home, and move on
__________
Reading, by J. C. Canterbury:
Visitors:
Mary Brainard, of
»'•« schooner !
\ PliilailelphiiTtourist. at p n * .
about as fast as the Indians retire ! c:8i'°- la8t w«®k.
| Dakota, which was limit l>y C a p t L nt Tisitjng Oregon, remarked to
G . A R.
Lecture, by
1 r«>f. Hawthorne, j j eWpor|> May Auld, Lizzie Row-
before him, and be a scalper of | Reed iu the shipyard at Marshfield,
a reporter yesterday afternoon
Gen- Lytle Post No- 27, j Song, by Miss Florence Sm ith; ren? Qf Heiiryvi„e; l ) r. J. X. Mc-
soils, as bis but little more unciv i was wrecked and became a total loss that lie wras surprised to l^arn of
Meets at Coquille City, on every first Recitation, by Mis. ( rane; Music j Oormnc, Mrs. Clias. Hilborn, Etta
ilized predecessor is a scalper of at Hakodate, Japan.
The owner the enormous rate of interest bor
Wednesday.
Visting contrade, in good ; by Marshfield brass band.
Pendergrass, Em na Rogers, Dr.
heads. — U. S. Dairyman.
was Capt. A . Anderson, and the rowers were paying in Oregon.
»
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-»
H e says that upon his arrival
!
. . .
HEC0^ . ,,AV- .
Lund, Mrs. W . E. Brace, Lizzie
An umbrella rib 2*2 inches loug vessel was valued at «¡*24,000.
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Arithmetic.
1 his subject whs Hague, Frank Byers, Mrs. B . A.
home he will confer with some
O. E. SMITH.
¿¿¿¿¿Surgeon Dentist,
in that way, but fail
see
iittIe.
see
tend9 *°
j
Coquille City Command,
3STO. 1 *
O . -tC-
introduced by W. H. Bunch, who
M aillSjG eo. Farrin,
M.
presented to the institute his meth- , \y,u Hall, Emma Butler,
Meets iu this place every first and third oil of teaching this branch.
j Butler, Emma Cavis,
Tuesday in each month.
All member» in illustrated his method of teaching Miss Robins.
good standig are oortlially invited.
A. T. Lillie, Commander.
J.
the multiplication table to begin-
---------------------------------- ----------------------- ners, nearly all the teachers taking
_ _ _
r -r w iit o
.
Q I^ Q Q Q d P
FOW LO.
Part 1,1
discussion.
Gram m ar.— D. L. Rood gave his
Pure bred Brown Leghorn and Plymouth n, Ptlnsi of teaching this branch in
Bock Poultry f<»r sale byDerward B .C a rt- ■
un(| forcible manner.
An
wright.
Yoncoiia. Douglas County.
J j Dteresting discussion followed, in
Miss
Cole,
Minnie
W ise,
was taken from
a
cow’s
side on
the Luckiamute a few’ days
ago.
It is evident
had
that the
cow
eaten an umbrella and one of the
t i
«,« i
*
1 «
x I friends having millions going beg-
«J. E. I ay lor arrived in this city gjng a^ fonr per cent, per annum,
yesterday from ( ’oos county. The and see if he cannot induce them
..
j- . _____
. „ , , „ , , ^ . 1 • to throw a million or a million and
entire distance wras travel sea in
.
; a half upon tins market at saven
Mr. Taylor’s private conveyance. , per cent, per year on giltedged
.
- ATV*
,
,
, steel ribs was working oat.
A couple of Chinamen killed and
,
-
.
Mr. Taylor is en route for Grunt
and approved real estate and
divided the mxly of a woman of
A couple of Salem doctors re
their own nation at Lewiston, each moved the ovaries of an insane coUi . i , ‘ «l.ere he aud United S ta te s!
taking half. They were jealous.
K elly have ja one of the substantial kind who
patient a few days ago, and cured Marshall lenum bra
—
««♦>«
interests.— Port- does not talk merely for hearing
This is the secoud case per- extensive stock
The United States is shipping her.
I land News.
I the melody of his voice.— Oreg. Ex.
1 flower and ginseng to China.
1 formed on this coast.
,