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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPT. ,14 1886.
I tl N H I X S C'A K I M .
• * * * • ■ * » I tfp r fM fU tâ ltv e » .
T H E M 9B T B POLE.
lican leaders in a night moved the
decisive point to the south by dis­
’ Twaa night; m dark and onrtnined room,
The excitement consequent upon
While our state representatives
M. M. M U R PH Y, M. D- Too tired aud worn to feel the glooiu,
puting the apparent result in Lou- in Congress, numerically consider- the anticipated departure of Mr.
i'he creeping shadow* round me made,
isana and Florida.
It is enough . ered are of minor importance in Gilder tor the North Pole has re­
Pbjsiciau ami Surgeon.
Myself beside my child I laid.
to say that the flank movement was the eyes of Eastern statesmen, cently awakened in the bosom of
Office ever Dr. Leneve's Drugstore. I f. It dissatisfied with life,
successful. A few months later their ability, energy and perserv- the American people a new inter­
I sighed each day w.th work was rife:
C oquillf . C ity , O regon .
Far more I ought than I onnld do,
the electoral commission declared auce has enforced a due respect est in what I mad term that great
I Each eve Saw tanks hat half way through.
that Mr. Hayes had carried both for Oregon. The Eastern, South­ terra incognita, it I may be pardon­
S N. A. D O W N IN G M- D- 'i’he moment’ s calm, my sleeping child,
there states. The submission of ern and Middle States have learn­ ed for using a phrase from my
Physician and Surgeon,
Soothed ruffled soul, and care beguiled,
Mr. Tilden to a verdict which ed that an Oregon Senator or Con­ own mother tongue.
Ashamed o f my oomplaint t’ appease
CogvtLLI ('ITT. O rkoon .
a large portion of his party thought gressman is an intellectual foe-
My heart, I wrote such lines as these:
Let us for a moment look back
('»lU— d«T vr ni^ht —Proinptlj attended
unjust
has
l*een
urged
as
a
reproach
“ O mothers tirml, perplexed, in fear,
man, worthy of their steel, as sev­ across the bleak waste of years,
k F L am e .
J o h n L a n e A greater work you’ re doing her*
upon his ability to lead. The gen­ eral tilts in debate have demon­ aud see what wooderful progress
Than yon yet know. ’ T isu ot in vain
LANE A LANE,
eral opinion, however, is that the strated.
has been made in the discovery of
The patient word, the aching brain.
period between the election and
Attorneys ¡ted loinwtdfiTN at l aw.
Senator Dolpb has shown in a the pole. We may then ask our­
“ The act aecma small oft times to you.
Land Cases a Speciality.
the final declaration of the result marked degree an ability as a selves, who will be first to tack his
And oeaaeless, too, the work you do;
o A c* an Main Street, opt*mi te Coamopolitan Yet years from now some child will say:
was the grandest epoch in Mr. Til- statesman in several measures pre­ location notice on the pole itsel,
Hotel.
•My mother tanght me this good way. ,
den’s life. The one man who calmly sented; and the clear, concise and and what will he do with it after
Oregon.
Rosei* urg,
“ The hidden life, the constant toil.
looked on in this crisis was Tilden. forcible manner he has presented he has so filed upon it?
J ohn A. Gtuv. j ('ontains the seed for this fresh soil.
J. M. SlOLIN.
The ambition of his life lmd been our wauts, needs and requirements,
Iceland, I presume, was discov­
By planting it. the frnit will grow
Siglin & Gray.
to
be
president,
and
he
doubtless
For you who now unselfish sow.
show a devotion to our interests. ered about 860 A. D., 1,026 years
Attorneys ami Counselors At Law, "T he wreath sometimes may crown the brow believed|bimself to have been elect­ In his speech upon the fortification ago, but the stampede to Iceland
Marshfield, Coos county, Oregon.
ed. But when his lieutenants blus­ and defense bill, he has shown his has always beeu under control, aud
O arica—Holland building, opposite ltlanco That’ s faded, pale and care-worn now;
Hotel.
__________ ▼**>2» What if perchance it oomes but late.
tered for war the chief remained power for research, analysis and you can get corner lots in the
When you have passed the Heavenly gate?"
silent and calm. The people with­ systematizing historical facts and most desirable cities of Iceland,
w . SINCLAIR.
—Good Housekeeping.
out distinction of party
were figures concerning national de­ and wear a long, rickety »Arne,
UtoTBn at Law.
N A M I’ K L J . T I U H : Y .
impressed by the dignity and fences; while the general scope of with links in it like a rosewood
General Insurance and Heal Estate Agent,
The
S
ad
Francisco
Call,
though
patriotism of his conduct io thi* his views is broad aud liberal in sausage, to-day, at a low price.
C oquille C it y , O r boom .
a partisan paper, doesn’t fear to crisis, and if he had again come be­ sentiment and patriotic iu spirit. Naddodr, a Norwegian viking dis­
T. G. O W EN .
speak out as the following will fore the country as a candidate he Mr. Dolph has, by his devotion to covered Iceland A. D. 860, but he
Attorney and Counselor at Law .
show:
The death of Samuel J. would have received thousands of the people’s interest, called down did not live to meet Lieutenant
M a OSUFIKID. Oou.
Tilden has been a probable event votes that were withheld in 1876. upon him the censure of a corpora­ Greely or any of our most celebrat­
: of nny time within the last six years. The party has had two candidates tion journal near home; but Time, ed northern tourists.
Why Nad­
S- H H AZARD ,
His advanced age and ill health since and elected on«. During all the great leveler, will eventually dodr yearned to go north and dis-
attorney and Counselor at Law .
were all that stood in the way of this time no one has disputed with vindicate him aud keep him right cov«r a colder country than his
E u r i u t’ iTT, ( ) « « .
his nomination to the presidency Mr. Tilden the real leadership. He l*efore the people he has so ably own, why he should seek to wet
iu 1880. Though he survived the could easily have been nominated served.
his feet and gel icicles down his
J.;W. BENNETT.
candidate of that convention his over Hancock in 1880 and over
In Senator Mitchell, Mr. Dolph’s back in order to bring to light
Attorney at Law , J
health has been too precarious to Cleveland in 1884. His voice fee- colleague in the senate, we have an more snowbuuks aud chilblains, I
M vas.iFiRLn, O bkoom .
warrant the assumption of the du- j ble as it was, had more influence able and efficient statesman, the can not at this time understand.
ties of the responsible office. The ! over his party than any that was peer of any in that body.
U L . W A TSO N ,
He is Why should a robust nnd prosper­
!
political
opponents
of
Mr.
Tilden
j
heard
while
he
lived.
Without always on the alert, ready in debate, ous viking roam around in the
Attorney and Counselor at Law
| will admit that he was a remarka- comparing Mr. Tilden to Clay, able iu argument and powerful in cold, trying to nose out more frost­
E mfu : u ( T i t , < ) i . koon .
ble man.
Webster and Calhoun, neither of presenting his views for considera­ bitten Esquimaux, when he could
J. H. NOSLER.
i Since 1876, when he was nomi- whom he resembled in the charac­ tion.
His earnestness betokens remain at home aud vik^?
Notary Pub.ic
;
nated
fur
the
presidency,
he
has
ter
of
his
mind,
he
was
like
them
But I leave this to the thinking
devotion to principle on behalf of
C ovjuoxk
UuS.
beeu Ihe central figure of the dem -; in this, that he was greater with­ his state. He is a man of warm mind.
Let the thinking mind
D L STEELE, M. D-, ocratic organization. Without < ffi- out the presidency than those who
impulses, affable and obliging, grapple with it. It has no charms
Dentist
cial position, nnd with the weight succeeded to the office.
* "*
ready to do any one a favor, never for me.
^ ^ a x s lifi.e lc L , O r e g o n ,
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♦
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of years that cast all the frnits of
Octher, another Norwegian gen­
excusing himself to avoid a per­
Office in Holtnmt tmitding, opposite
n * n * f T a lk .
life
behind
him,
he
has
still
been,
by
1 Unco Hotel.
LnU) hing gas and other
sonal inconvenience—bis political tle man, sailed around North Cape
Never drive a horse fast on a full enemies no less than party friends. and crossed the Arctic Circle in 890
M.tM>tl-.»lics •.onuni.stereU tor the painless the sheer force of ability, the leader
extraction of teeth.
v4nl
or his party. His wealth was nn j stomach. Hurry by going slow the His speech on the “ Chinese In­ A. D., but he crossed it in the
. element of j>ower, but he was not first few miles,
O. E. SMITH,
demnity bill” is a masterly exhibit night, and didn’t notice it at the
the
richest
man
in
his
party.
He
j
A
pail
of
water
at
a
time
is
all
a
¿GggSSnrgeon Dentist.
of the constitutional powers of con­ time.
i was probably, all qualities consid- horse should have. In an hour it gress; nnd his speech on the river
Two or three years later, Erik
M A R SH F IE L D , OREGON.
ered, the ablest political leader of nmy have more,
and harbor bill is grand and con­ the Red took a large snow-shovel
his country.
The political cam-: The best fly-net for farm horses clusive in argument.
and discoveied the east coast of
' paign of 1876 was a proof of his ¡s «ot » net but a white cotton
Mr. Hermann, the indefatigable Greenland. Erik the Red was a
ability as a manager. He entered J
«trapped on over the har- congressman, his name has become Northman, and he flourished along
WATCH-MAKER
AND JEW ELER,
that campaign with great odds ; De8S-
a household word in Oregon. Mr. about the ninth century, aud before
O o Q .u j.lle O i t y , O g n .
nginst him. The democratic party | If P<>«»ible shorten the hours by Hermann has had but little exper­ the war. He sailed around in that
|3TW»>rk o f all dcsc -ip;i«-n» done at short
had been swept almost out of exist- H longer rest in the noon heat, and ience in congress, but his energy country for several years, drinking
notice cud extremely low prices.
v!»n4H
ence in 187*2. The defeat of Mr. unharness the horses that they and untiring diligence and patience buy rum and bear’s oil and having
J-
Greeley was not limited to a failure may take their dinner in comfort. has shown his fitness for the place a good time. He wore fur under­
C o q u il l e C i t y , O r e g o n .
Maud S.. “ the queen of the turf,”
to elect a ticket; it was a blow at
and demonstrated that the people clothes all the time winter and
GENERAL AGENCY for the sale of City
is
in
traiuing
iu
Murphy’s
hands,
property, houses and lots, tiuil>er, f:irms, the vitality of the democratic or­
showed good sense in ve-electing summer, and evaded the poll-tax
ranches, eto. UrtiiMi 111 Herald building.
and
promises
to
do
some
very
fast
ganization. Democrats had for the
him. His devotion to the interest for a long time. Erik also estab­
miles
as
soon
as
the
fat
is
worked
first time refused to go to the polls
J. P. EASTER, M. D.
of his constituents and his persist­ lished a settlement on the south­
off
her.
and vote for the nominee of the
P hysician , Sr boson and O bstetrician .
ence in presenting their wants nnd east coast of Greenland in about
fa»p*eial attention (¿iven to diseases of worn-
Maxey
Cobb,
the
champion
trot­
democratic convention.
A great
These
requirements before congress has latitude 60 degrees north.
•n and children, and all chronic forms of
ting
stallion
of
the
world,
died
the
diMftw, Cases of obstetrics $10; teeth ex­ many declared their release from a
shown Mr. Hermann to possess people remained here for some
tracted forSOcents each. Special treatment party that sought success under other day at Philadelphia. He had
marked abilitv as a statesman.— time, subsisting on shrimp salad,
for Rheumatism and Neuralgia ••> the med­
a
record
of
2:13$,
never
equaled
icated vapor bath.
sea-moss farina, and ueat’s-foot oil.
false colors. Mr. Tilden came to
Iloseburg Plaindealer.
Office at residence in Coquille City.
by
any
other
stallion,
and
his
own­
the front during the years which
But finally they become so bored
er
had
recently
refused
$40,000
for
The
cost
of
the
proposed
tunnel
t .
with the quiet country life aud the
followed Mr. Greeley’s political an­
between
Ireland
and
Scotland
is
the
animal.
Morning Star Lodge
backward springs that they re­
nihilation. His masterly adminis­
estimated
at
$25,000,000,
with
G<x*d
blood
is
appreciated
more
No- 464,
moved from there to a land that is
tration of the affairs of Now York
Meets at Coquille City every Thursday
$5,000,000
additional
for
land
ap­
and more every year by those who
fairer than day, to use the words
evening. Visiting members of this order, in at a time when the canal ring was at
proaches.
buy
horses
for
city
purposes.
The
good standing, are oordially invited.
of another. They removed during
the height of its power pointed to
farmer
who
has
the
beat
bred
auj-
him as the leader to reinstate his
Envelopes for social correspond­ the holidays, leaving their axle-
malsipseH
generally
fares.the
bqak
party iu public confidence. As the
ence are becoming larger and grease and all they held dear, in­
The
breeding’seaaon
is
the
timte
time for the meeting of the nation­
larger. Many now have an illu­ cluding fneir remains.
Coquille Lodge No.53
to
think
o
f
this.
From that on down to 1380 we
Meets at Coquille City every Saturday even al convention approached, all oth­
minated monogram or crest on the
If you have a good fftrra horse,
lag. Visiting brethren, in good standing, er candidates lost ground, and
hear, or read, varying and discon­
flap.
•erdiallv invited.
keep
him.
The
difficulties
in
the
nected accounts of people
who
J. C. Laird, N. G. when the convention met it was
A
little
newsboy
found
a
fat
simply to record au event the pop- way of securing a good horse can­
have been up that way, acquired a
A. F. and A. M.
pocket
book
on
Third
and
Stark
ular vote of the party demanded, not
realized until the animal is
large red chilblain, made an ob­
Chadwick Lodge, No 68. The historian will tread cautiously really required and attempts aie streets yesterday morning and re­
servation, and died.
Representa­
Meats
C«Kiuille City on Saturday even
stored
it
to
the
owner
who
retraces
made
at
purchasing.
But
few
tives from almost every quarter of
ing e i or before the full moon in each over the months which followed
■•nth.
horses
are
exempt
from
defect
of
his
steps
in
search
of
it.
The
man
the election in 1876.
During the
the globe have been to the far
John Goodmun,
some
kind.—American
Farmer:
was
in
ecstacies
of
delight.
“
There
uorth, eaten their little hunk of
NY. M. canvass the democrats had made a
is
$40
in
it,”
he
paid,
“
I
am
awful
showing of power which alarmed
jerked polar bear, nnd then the
Recently in conversation Senator glad you found it.
G. A IL
Here,
smoke
their opponents. For once, at least,
polar bear has eaten his little hunk
Fair said of Oregon’s Senators; this.” The cigar was bad enough
Gen-Lytle Post No-27
there weie no blunders to help the “ Oregon has the ablest Sei.ators of
of jerked explorer, and so the good
Meets at Coquille City, on every first
to
make
an
hoDeat
man
turn
stage
work weut on.
The |*olar hear,
republicans out of the lethargy the
Wednesday.
ViatinR coiurads, in good
any Western state. They are the robber.—Ex.
with his wonderful retentive fac­
nomination of Mr. Hayes threw
■tanding, oordially invited.
hardest workers, and accomplish
A. H. Wright, Commander.
the party iuto.
The points all
Remember this: We give the ulties, succeeded in retaining his
more for their state than any other
Coquille City Command, through the canvass were in favor western senators. They are both H erald and San Francisco Chron­ great secret regarding the pole,
together with the man who came
of Mr. Tilden.
The count after
men of great ability, aud Oregon icle for $2.75 per year; the H erald
N o . i * o . : r . c .,
the voting showed that Mr. Tilden
and S. F. Call, $2.50; the H erald out there to find out about it. So
should be proud of them.”
M**U in this place every first and third |
. , ,
.
. . .
All menders in | had earned the states which were
Tuesday in each month
and S. F. Examiner, $3.00; and the up to 1380 ajlarge number of name­
regarded as the battlefield of the
ood ttaandig are «cordially invited.
Steward & Paden will hereaf­ H erald and Home & Farm $2.50 less explorers went to this celebrat-
A. T . Lillie, Commander.
shot a few
campaign. He had concentrated ter have a big supply of choice —all in advanca The latter papers ! ed watering place,
whale,
his force upon.fonr Northern states, sausage on hand on Wednesday the Home <fc Farm, will be sent a pernraican, ate a jerked
which, with the solid South, were of each weeji, ao4 will promptly year free to any address by the shuddered a couple of time®, and
It has been the history of
Fur* bred Brown Leghorn and Plymouth sufficient to secure his election. fill orders from all parts. Send in sender paying one year in advance died.
Bock P oultry for sale by Derwrd B. Cart- These four states he carried v,by yourorders,
for the H erald and any arrearage arctic exploration from the earliest
Tcweoll*. Deng las County,
ages. Men have taken their lives
The repub­
n50.
that he may owe.
tf.
Oregon. handsome majorities.
j
£ i
i
H .
W r i B .i l !,
j
i. o. a
i. o.
o. F.
j
j
BLOODED
FOWLS.
$
NO.
5 .
and a few doughnuts
in their
bauds, wandered way into the un­
certain light of the forzen north,
made a few observatiods—to each
other regarding,
the backward
spring—and then catched their
skeletons forever.
I d 1380 two Italians named Lem
took a load of sun-kissed bananas
and made a voyage to the extreme
north, but the historian says that
the accounts are so conflicting, and
as the stories told by the two broth­
ers did not agree and neither ever
told it the same on two separate oc­
casions, the history of their voyage
is not used very much.
Years rolled on. Boys continu­
ed to go to school and see iu their
geographies enticing pictures of
men in expensive fur clothing run­
ning sharp iron spears and long,
dangerous stab-knives into fero­
cious white bears, and snorting
around on large cakes of cold ice,
and having a good time. These in­
spired the growing youth to rise up
aud do likewise. So every nation
’neath the sun has contributed its
assortments of choice, white skele­
tons and second-hand cloths to the
remorseless maw of the hungry and
ravenous north.
And still the great pole continu­
ed to squeak on through days that
were six months long and nights
that made breakfast seem almost
useless.
In 1477 Columbus went up that
way, but did not succeed in starv­
ing to death. He got a bird’s-eye
view of a large deposit of dark-blue
ice, got hungry, and came home.
During the fifteenth and six­
teenth centuries the northern na­
tions of Europe, and especially the
Dutch, kept the discovery busiuess
red-hot, but they did not get any *
fragments of the true pole.
The
maritime nations of Europe, togeth­
er and with other foreign powers,
dynasties, and human beings, for
sometime had spells of visiting the
polar seas and neglecting to come
back. It was the custom theD, as
it is now, to go twenty rods farth­
er than any other man had ever
been, eat a deviled boot-leg, cuil
up and perish. Thousands of the
best and brightest minds of all
ages have yielded to this wild de­
sire to live on sperm oil, pain-kill­
er, and jerked w’alrns, keep a little
blue diary for thirteen weeks and
then feed it to a tall, white bear
with red gums.
That is not all. Millions of gallons
of whisky are sent to these frozen
countries and used by the explorer
in treating the untutored Esqui­
maux, who are not, and r.ever will
be voters. It seems to me utterly
ill-advised aud shamefullj- idiotic.
—Bill Nye in Chicago News.
Mrs. Frank M. Gray, wife of the
editor of the Davenport Times, c f
Lincoln county, W. T., has been
nominated by the democratic con­
vention of that county for school
superintendent The Times being
a democratic paper is bound not
only to support, but to puff Ihe can­
didates on the ticket, which it does
in fine style, until it comes to the
nominee for school superintendent
when it says: “ Now we are stump­
ed.” An editor can come down to
say pleasant things about his neigh­
bors or friends but »hen he’s push­
ed to giving his wife taffy, its
tough,especially when she’s a dem­
ocrat Now we can only say that
Mrs. Gray is no spring chicken.
She has taught six yea»*s in the
! graded schools of Walla Walle,
| holds a high grade certificate, is
I thoroughly conversant with school
law, and is enthusiastic so far as
j the elevation of institutions of
learning is concerned.
We can
! say no more.
She has got into
this campaign through her friends,
and by the great horn spoon we
propose to let her fight it out. She
is now at Walla Walla attending to
h«r little son, who is quite ill.
Were she here we would have to
write this on our cuff aud pass it to
I the compositor. —Ex.