Coquille City herald., October 12, 1886, Image 1

vol .
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NO. 9.
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCT. 12,
H iio ii-A o ü j i h g is ni I l e vi veil.
{»ration laws could he SO amended ! A n o l«l F a b l e in S i m p l e D i v i s i o n .
other fields in Del Norte and Sis- j
O l i , f o r a m a o ! t h e c l e a r v o i c e s a tip ,.
kiyou counties. Ib is work must i On the revival of Know-nothing- t,iat 1,0 immigrant could be al-
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u iu u iu iu u n : this
lu io thing?”
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A n d th r o u g h th e c h u r c h th e e c h o ra n jf.
be
done
by
men
from
the
outside,,
isni
that
sterling
and
ever
wide-
lowed
to
land
without
a
certificate
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firinrr
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M. M. M U R P H Y , M D
< )h . f o r a i n w i ! s h e a n n • < ip n iu —
for the old inhabitant^ know but awake journal, the Portland News, j from the American consul resident ^ &
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. 8Jieriff
.«Can
Phvsieiaii h tit 1 Surgeou.
How could such swtctiii ,-w plead in vain?
passing deputy sheriff’,
little about quartz, and consequent- Hays:
It is nothing new that in a : nearest to the district whence the
we not agree upon an equitable
Office over Dr. Leneve’s Drugstore. T h e h a d h o y s o r i n n e d a c r o s s t h e a i s l e s .
immigrant
comes,
to
the
effect
that
K
take
but
little
interest
in
it.
ticn*
of
intense
popular
feeling,
T h e d e a c o n 's fr o w n s w tM e c h . J iq e d t o » id le s ,
division of the game which we
U o q i t i . i . k C i t y , O k k o o x .
'I lit* s i n g e r ' s o h © - - K t . i r i u d d e e p e s t p i n k
They would soon become enlisted mot should band together and or- lie has borne a good character, is a
hunt together? I admit that I am
A t h a s s a n d t e n o r 's w ic k e d w in k .
in the work probably, and give to gauize for wlmt is supposed to be law-abiding citizen and capable of .
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S N. A. D O W N IN G - M- D- T h e g i r l s t h a t L o r e t h e a l t o p a r t
......... a ,. effort n,
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t~\ t. a
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With
^ '
any proper
to ilm-alan
develop Ilia
there-
the i* common
good.
The growth
making his
his own
own livintr
living.
Yi ith i
“ Cartainly,”
replied
Capital,
T h e n t o o k ti e s t r a in w it h a il t h e ir h e a r t ;
Fliysu-ian All'l Siirgeou,
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gion
1
he
benefit
of
their
“
insight.”
Hnpichisui
and
socialism
in
the
E
a
s
t!
Rorae
suc,)
wholesome
restraints,
it
(M i. fo r a m a il, a m a n . a m a n —
handing the deputy a Winchester.
C o ^ n M i i : C m -. ' O b k o o n .
Mining, 1 believe, is the only thing anil Mongobmism and Mormouism ' seems to us, it would be wholly
A n d th e n th e fn ll-v o ie e d c h o ir h e g n n .
“ And you may have your choice.
C h II h —tiny
niylit l’rnuiptlj attended
that can gi\e much impetus to the j in the West, is concerted to be due unnecessary to adopt the plan of
To sin£ with nil their niijfht and main
Yon may have buzzard and J will
J o h n L a n e ! The finish to th*j >>iri's refrain;
development of the country. With . large ly to the foreign element in ! surrounding the country with a
L F. L axk .
take the turkey.
Or, I will take
O h , f o r ft m a n s i o n it . t h e r l m a .
the exception of the sea coast, the I our population.
So great have } Ohinese wall of conservatism and
L A N E A LANE,
the turkey and you may have all
A man— a mansion in *f?r ski- h .
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—M. f'. Tiun . i-fTirdT In f i i j f . rebuniry has seeu its best days as a ( these evils become, that everything prejudice.
Attorneys
( ounsiiors at Law.
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i i i the buzzard. I will take what you
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-letnck range. The bunch grass of ! that was once included in the ex- | 1 here is plenty of room for de- [
Land Cases a Speciality.
SOt.T’I l F i : * tH H K U iA ,
Let them come \ av ‘
(early days has disappeared and iu press ion true Americanism, seems | serving foreigners
O f f i c e o n M a n i S ret. I pjx «site l ‘osmi »politali
“ But, says Labor, “ that does
Its !>|iii,-s nini l*g«k.spo< t >.
•tel.
its place has grown a weaker squir- sometimes in danger of being su- aiK^ mdte with us in working out
not suit me at all. I want some of
Oregon.
Koseburg,
the problems of humanity and law-
The following letter t the Daily rei grass that is of little value tor petsodod by foreign heresies.
tho turkey.”
I t is the glory of
J. M. SniLiv.
C.HN v.(« rat . \ ows of October 4th is contributed fall and winter grazing.
It is not strange, therefore, that abidiug liberty.
“ Greedy villain!” replied Capital,
Siglin & Gray.
1 was sorry to see iu the beauti- a reaction should set in, and under American institutions that they
; by S. B. Pettingill:
“ all of buzzard and some turkey!
Sonthern Oregon has been a ful valleys of the Umpqua what I momentary
Attorneys and Coinselors At Law,
excitement
people are capable of absorbing all classes Am I to be robbed by the very
Marshfield. C ooh county, Oregon.
mining country since its first set- j could not help regarding as signs should go to the other extreme, and conditions of men who are
man I feed? Away, and be great­
Or ricu—Holland building, opposite lllanco
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vin'JS tlement, but w ith the exception of » of retrogression, beyond the stage and revive the exploded doctrine of willing to submit to the reign of ful that I do not take away your
a few rich pockets, the gold has * of mere stagnation.
Along the
“ nativism.” Already conventions law. And as long as such persons, buzzard!”
w. SINCLAIR.
for
the
light
of
l*een mostly taken out of the placer South l mpqua w here I found the of so-called American party have striving
Labor goes away and trades off
Attorney at Law.
liberty, aspire to shake off the . . .
Some
«T
these
have
most
attractive
wayside
scenery
been
held,
and
the
fiat
has
gone
diggings,
G«ueral Insurance and
Kstate Aj’cnt,
| shackles of old-world tyrannies and ' " » buzzard for a pound of dynamite.
been very rich and many of them and 'an excellent natural road, there ! forth that all our naturalization
C o g n i.i.K ( T t y , O k e o o n .
Moral;
A too long continued
With such were here and there signs of decay, j huvs should be at once repealed.
I seek to cast in their lot with us, it j *
sti 11 yield go< d pay
diet of buzzard is apt to create an
T. G. O W E N .
It is thirty years srfhee the Know’- f
baldly true Americanism to
an extensive area of plac«r dr,- and-the road to the coast has the-
unconquerable and ravenous taste
ging« it is natural to suppose that same depressing appearance. 1 he nothing party swept the country, *
them.
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
for turkey.— Ex.
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somewhere in . the region, there local business of stage slid fre ig h t! and for a time it seemed as if it T in * ( t i i n n t h ) o f VIoat to th e A e ro .
M.uwHFir.Li», Don.
**T lio S u m m e r l lv o d n u . "
I he trains has been absorbed by the | would beconi • a permanent factor in
most be good quartz mines,
Here
is
an
important
question
H H A ZA R D .
Its objects
country, however, has not been ; rail road, and as yet nothing has j American politics.
I am not sorry “ Spinster” in our
to which probably but few farm­
Attorney an:i Counseijr at Law.
«»uglily
pros{XVteil
for
quartz,
been
done
to
supply
the
home
de-
;
were
to
check
the
growth
of
“
alien­
t)>
good little paper for August, ex­
ers can give an intelligent or cor­
E mciul ; 1’irv. (>
ln all that region there has been marni for labor and its product
ism,” to oppose Roman Catholi-
pressed her sympathy for the men
rect answer.
Take the cattle,
scarcely a hole a hundred feet d«*c¡ A mining development would stim- eism, purify the ballot,maintain the
whose wives go on a summer’s out­
J.:W. B E N N E T T .
sheep, hogs and calves sold off the
suniw into the ground.
1 his is uiate every local enterprise, and the bible in the public schools and
ing. 1 think no less of her, and
form each year for a senes of years,
Attorney al Law. j
parti \ because the c»»untry has impart new life to every commu­ refuse the right of citizenship to
and (lien (¿11 the average mi.nl.er I ¡,erl"*1>s “ f “ eU llke al,d res',6ct
M as . it
t )»; k - on .
been, until quite
recently,
foreign horn residents until they
her more for it.
A
* without nity.
of pounds of meat raised on the
iailr<»;:ds,
and
partly
because
the
The
city
of
1’ortlaud
might
con-
had
been
in
the
country
for
tuen
W ill she now give a little sym­
D - x_». W A T S O N .
farm is the test of the skill of tlie
o!d
miners
have
cared
but
little
tribute to this development with ! ty-one years. Tin 3 repeal o f the f
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pathy to the wives who stay at
Attorney and Corns ¿o r at Law
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runner, and it is a question that
for quartz
Recent d *v«*loi»ments no risk of loss, if a number of its Missouri Compromise
home all fat* dr lives while their
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1,11 j demands the attention of the farm­
are attracting attention to the citizens should unite to employ | demoralized politics in the north,
husbands llin from one end of the
er as much as any other.
The
J. H. NO SLER ,
possibilities of wealth hidden iu ! prospectors and furnish them cap- Men of all shades of belief joined
! land to the other, any or every
production of meat is the real aim j
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the rocks and without doubt more ital to prove the value of mine 5K i the ranks of the “ American” partv, . . ,, ,
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year?
Coi^UU IK < ’ITY, t >GN.
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persistent efforts will now be made already discovered, and enable ! Hnd
in 1855 ....
more than a ..........
m illion!
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She has m mind a married pair.
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a nr*c?
sinKe A -v o eH’
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D L. STEELE. M. D-, to realize them. Tlie . rich strike ; them to .. discover more. An asso- _ I j and a half of .voters had i pledged
With children grown, but
O
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cniiinc
AHA
AT
i also.
a
series
of
vears.
As
one
of
that has ju-rt been made on Starve- ciated effort of this kiud would, I ! themselves to the principles of the :
Dentist
plenty of babies left to need home
I
the
marketable
crops
it
is
o
f
as
^ Æ a x s ï i i i e l c L , C r e g c i i , out creek, has already stimulated am confident, meet w ith encourage­ new party. Blit after all, its chief
care. In twenty years the wife
importance as the wheat o r ,,
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Ofllci iu Holland l>u
oi-porutc ) prospecting iu that vicinity.
A ment from the management of the purpose was, as has been well said, much
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I la u c o H o te l
l..iu*i.a.g m *' ' aIui ,th< r few Portland men an* interested i railroad company which would to form r bridge whereby many old wool, and is often manufactured I I home,
visiting,
traveling
cr board-
*D»Htiietic.s ndu lixiihtereu lor tut* painless j .
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out of what is in no other way
v;Dl
in
that
discovery,
and
when
its
re-
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profit
by
the
effort,
and
stiil
nn.re
\\ \.\y> cu ssed over to the Repub­
! ing; nor eat at another’s table
tx tra c tio u o f u e th .
marketable. We can always closely
suits are better know n, it ought not ! by its success. Every kind of hus- lican pari
twenty times.
But the husband
O. E. SMITH.
approximate what the profits are
t<» be ditii *ult for good prosjiectors me
in tin city in fact, would fool
! goes ;o scientific conventions, sol-
j * t even till in ivenient begun
an acre when we know the mira bei
u
to get a “ grub stake’ in this city. : the quickning influence.
in Tod, was the revival of tho “Na-
. «liers reunions, teachers institutes,
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IT 1 f* country in many rc.-p«‘cts is a
1 agricultural fairs, to buy property,
It Ims been my opinion for some j tive American” party of 1830,
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N .
have been sent to market.
It is
very favorable one b» prospect in. time that the two most promising which had assumed in various
Villi.
or sell goods, or collect debts, or
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p ,
i-. , strange tlmUbut few farmers ever
The climate is mild and the sea­ resources of f development in tins 1 i*lac?s the form
takes advantage o f excursion rates,
o! a t>< overfill polit- j ..
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.d isc u s s this question of meat rais-
son for work in the open air v» ry j slate, are its lumber and its mines nati org inizati*>u.
to see, or to rest. How* could he
1 In* growth and
! ing, for it is t»ne that carries with
long; game abounds, teert r- gener- ; I f a()y manufacturing of mag­ power of the foreign elements, es-
vtatch - makki ;
and . j e w l u . il
live, poor fellow, without diversion
¡ it the amount of wh *at and grain
O o q . u .111© C i t y , O g n .
ally pleut) for pack animals, and nitiuh* and profit is to be carried peeiall) in our large cities, had oc-
from wife and children, and rest
; that shall bi* pnvlueed ]>er acre.
f& ~W ork of all ilt***ripti.>nM done at short r.ll ilio neccessary means of sub- | , , 1 1 in Portland, it must be that of
from the selfish brutality he uses at
casiond the same alarm in tho
1 Where mixed farming is the rule,
notice Mid extremely low pi ices.
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sistanee are cheap.
I he erection j lumber. The only other. lesource country in the fourth and sixth de­
home. No one is more fond of
as it is in Minnesota, there is no
of a stamp mill by Mr. Brown at ! for the early revival of ourdisconr- cades of the century as it is doing
nice victuals than he.
He has a
farm that can consume the produce .
.
Gold H ill will enable pr* »spectors ; agt*d agriculture and the enlarge- in this ninth decade.
.Al
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, sensitive, poetic temperament. H e
Cogun.LE C ity , O keoon .
without live-stock; and the crop to
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G E N E l.A L A h i.’it 1 l »r the sal« of t'lty to get a .dill test of their ore, for ■ ment of trade is to be sought in
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needs
some
one
to
smooth
his path
Yet
the
absolute
disfrunchise-
property, houses ami lots, timlwr. farms,
be produced cannot be increased
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ranches, etc. Oilice m lleralii building.
I understand that it is the purpose , tlie mines.
With an encom aging ; ment of foreign born persons seems s ! ...
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4.1 , 1 and brush his hair; to make things
1 without l ve stock to produce that * ,
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of
Mr.
Brown
and
Mr.
Haskell,
(
rafe
for
tdiipment
to
the
East,
the
as
unjust
as
it
is
impracticable
!
which
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kw>
,he
lanH
in
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cnn.
a"
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«yr.ip,.tl.y,
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J. P. E A S T E R , M. D.
who are making arrangements 1° I lumber trafile of this city ought to TTi United Stat
P h is ic u n . SvitoKoN and O bstktui « ian .
talcs owes m»»cl. of
jp|a b„ „ ntlt„, croR3.._.E x. | *ud especially a),p,
which
Special uttenuon given to diseases ol w«»m-
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red nee the ore of the Svinglin j increase fifty or a hundred fold its growth and wealth to ils citizens
I to his mind is admiration, approv-
• n and children, and all chronic forma of
mine, to extend their milling oper­ within two years.
A Salt Lake paper speaking of al. Possibly our generous “ Spin-
With liberal of f»»reign birth. The German and
disease. Cases of obstetrics .<10: teeth ex­
tracted for ¿A) cents each. Special treatment ations as inducements may offer, encouragement to mining enter- Irish Americans were among the | the greatest brute of the nge says: j ster” has some to spare for him.
for IHiPujuatism and Neuralgia by the med­
and assist in the development of prises, almost every industry iu most patriotic citizeus during the | W e wish the Associated Press j
icated vapor bath.
And, on second thought, 1 don’t
O ffic e a t r f-s id e n c e in C o q u ille C !ity .
j other properties. The country will the state would increase and war, and it would be the height o f ' agents in the east would do the believe his wife would care for any
I. O. G. I.
¡soon have railroad connection with flourish.
ingratitude to not recognize such weary west one lasting favor and sympathy when he leaves home for
Morning Star Lodge I San Francisco, and this will let
During my recent trip to the services in the past. The Swedish * never again in the dispatches men- ; his vacations. T o see his back and
No* 464,
; in iaine»s and traders from -that Southern counties, I met an old | Americans are among the most val- j tion the name o f the burly brute j au<J know he can’t make au excuse
Meets 1 at Coqmik- city every 1 himtday I j¡rectiou.
A great many miners miner who had just come over | ued citizens in the Northwest
Be- ¡John L. Sullivan until he really j to return—that he got on the cars
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•venin iu. \ iKitmg members of tins order, in j
goad standing, are cordially invited.
1 4 towards
1 ~ 4
1 - ■ region
........ as from the head of John Day river, j cause hoodlums seek to control has h fight or dies.
are 1 looking
this
He m simply a and they have started—then cau
[ the most attractive field on the where lie had seen tho late discov-1 mul icipal affairs in large cities, drunken, wife beating loafer, who she give such a sigh of relief as
coast, and I am confident that it eries of what he said was the rich­ because foreign anarchists are lives by tho fame which the press “ Spinster” never imagined.
O. F.
I. O.
has promise enough to justify their est gold quartz he had ever seen. breathing out threatening^ and agents give him. H e ought to be
H e says, what she seems to
Coquille Lodge No.53
carrying
a
hod.
Ten
thousand
bet­
hopes
of
finding
good
properties.
This
discovery
is
near
Independ­
slaughter
against
American
insfi-
M*«tn at Coquille City every Saturdfty even
think—that marriage was institut­
Img. Yuulmq brethren, iu qood »tundinq.
The mine jusl brought into no­ ence, in the old Granite creek re­ tutions, and because foreign-born ter men are engaged in that busi- ed to prevent adultery.
But he
••rdialty invited.
toriety
on
Starveout
has
beeu
for
ness,
and
yet
it
costs
the
uewspa-
can
8(
ay
f
rom
home
without
conju-
gion, where it hail been run over fanatics are seeking to implant
J. C. Laird. N. G.
many years believed to be very for years by placer miners.
Like their abominable doctrines and persof the United States several j gai infidelity. H e is the nice,gener-
A. E. and A. M.
rich, but it 1ms been difficult to most of the richest discoveries of j practices iu the Great Basin of the thousand dollars weekly to adver- ous, pleasant, good man, when
Chadwick Lodge, No 68- sustain the expenditure o f money j quartz, it “ stuck right out of the 1 West, may afford sufficient reasons tise some exploit of his which is to 1 among strangers. Ho saves all his
«Meets at Coquille City on Saturday even
This business has been lower nature for gratification at
ing on or before tbe full moon in .-nob i a n d lalxir n e c essa ry to o p e n it. ground” and ouly waited, like the for remodeling our im m igration j come off.
menth.
The faith of those who have made ‘o pen, sesame,” for the knock of laws, but th e time has hardly y et continuous for three years past, and home.— Ladies Home Journal.
John Goodman,
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this expenditure is now abnmlant- the prospector to disclose a wealth I arrived to revive the “ Native it is becoming exceedingly monot­
\Y. M.
An exchange in speaking o f
ly rewarded.
A deposit of almost diat is almost beyond the dreams American” doctrine. It should bo onous. I f some one would take a
what disposition should be made
G. A R.
stake and knock
pure gold has been opened
within u - ()l
0f HVnriut*.
avarice.
Rock that
lying 1 IriiiLUiiiuiLU
remembered that
I
Al'ATt
lllclL was
\V cl n IVIllLi
LIlclL even
t-U with
Willi ' our
mu I fence rail or wagon
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i .. j 0;ian/,a of the Apache, Gerommo, says
Gen- Lytle Post N o - 27, surrounding
’ .«k
l,„t IS rid, ; in the road is worth two dollars a „resent rate of increaaiog ,K»p,da- . »■ « out dm first round, an' 1 *
. that the honor o f the republic for-
Meets At C o q u i l l e C i t y , o n
every
firs t
enough for
profitable
milling. , jKiund, and an immense bluff over- tion, it will take centuries befoie ] ^iim ^or
time to come, t^lie west-1
wol.jiU
,)ersona| re
W ed n esd ay.
V is tftiS J © « M u r a d s , in q o o d
Other pros fleets
3ts might turn out hanging the road is seamed with ! the present area of the United j ern newspaper men would make up j
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s ta n d in g , c o r d ia lly in v ite d .
equally well if intelligently
intelligently worked, j the same rich rock.
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I mention i t ; States would be as thickly nettled 1A heavey purse and rewared the,
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Coquille City Command,; ^
qU'T.'Z!in " ,is connecti,,n* “ j*
mining in Sobtfiern Oregon “ is
is T o . X , O . X S .'C .,
yet in its infancy.”
During a re-
Meets in tbinylftce every first ami third
Tuesday in’eaeh' mdirth.
All ineiidiera in cent visit to tbe region I heard of
many localities where prosectors
•od taandiq are onrdially invited.
A. T. Lillie, Commander.
might turn their attention with
reasbnatilc leward.
In either one
of the five south western counties of
P v * bred Brown fj»*qhorn and 1*1 vmonth Oregon there are promising fields
Sock Poultry for Hal© by Lerward B.Cart- for work of this kind, and the com-
It.
Yom >iii.i « i*.!***
J pletion of the railroad will open
BLOODED
FOWLS.
e h „ O W fl
*''ot!«»
11 *lho“ld «'*» > I !eD“
1
ic
»"""he" home Tf " L
mind that
the foreign 1>- m ose wno ocneve in vivinu
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because, i.i i region like Southern borne in
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fathers, and who did not surrender
O rPgoli, old placer miners have I immigration is now only about! Providenceconnot understand why
Sullivan was not called to Charles­ until worn out by wounds and
not discovered rich ledges of one-half of what it was in 1881.
starved on a diet c f roots and
quartz, it would be unwise to infer
It would certainly be a salutary i ; ton week before last anil given
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snakes. Geronirao is butone man,
that tuch ledges do not exist.
reform to insist that America shall quarters in some house that tli C J
and we, who are sixty million
not continue to be as it has beeu earthquake destroyed.
strong, can afford to recognize the
The republicans of San irancis- j
tlio past, *he dumping ground j
John Mackay was to have arriv- heroism o f tho redskin who fought
co are kicking at their cut and dried for all the cranks, fanatics and 1 ed nt p 0,tland on Friday in the until he stood alone facing death,
clty and county ticket and will pat , criminals that make up the dregs 1 interest of the Ben nett-Mackay tel- and content, ourselves with exiling
‘ out au iiideiiendent ticket
'o f European society.
Our iiuini- ograph line.
him to the palm groves o l i.Tori da«