Coquille City herald., February 15, 1887, Image 1

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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEB. 15, 1887.
i i r s n i x s i u r n s .
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( limbing up t h e ï:»t«* lions«’ Stairs!
ficoji
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NO. 27.
drenched with salt water. Mattson
[As Rung by Billy Dugan at the recent H.
Years ago, with eyes of faith in
t ). wo love to sir* 11 ,
Ed. H e r a l d : —January went out then swam across and rejoined
A. C. minstrel entertainment at Salem.]
M. M. M URPHY, M. D-
Whore the billows roll,
I till things animate, I saw, a9 it were, ' ,
| like a lion and February came in Berry, and they again struck out
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j i he legislature is meeting,
On
a
cheerful
and
cloudless
day;
l>li> sician ami Surgeon.
j a \ ision o f Lon ut>, of ¡ignt. o f love. The members they are greeting,—
like another.
The ground-hog for their destination. After pro­
And roam <>Yr the strands,
of hate, arrogance and pride; tv vis- ; climbing up the state house stairs,
Office over Dr.Leneve's Drugstore.
WL’i their jewel loti sands.
awoke from his Hip Van Winkle ceeding some distance Mattson be­
But when they gel through their session
And
to
watch
the
w
ild
waves
at
play
ion of judgement, the begin ing, tvml
C oquille C ity , O regon .
slumber and came out to take in came chilled through, and could
Some of them will need compassion.
The water it raves
the end of all perfection. I say years
One glance con­ walk no farther. His companion
For they never again will climb the state the situation.
In the soundm«’ caves.
n .; a . d o w n i n g ; m . d .
house si airs.
. ago ! saw,nml 1 am still seeing. The
vinced him that he was still in carried him about a mile and a
In the gloomy and dark defiles—
They
reached
the
highest
peg
Physician and Surgeon,
habit seems to grow on me like a
Rushing and dashing.
Oregon, and he went back for an­ half, when his strength failed. He
When iliev elected Speaker Gregg,
Seethin', and splashing,
; pair of horns: ever year I see new Climbing up the state house stairs.
C o y r r i i.r C it y . O bih ion .
other two months’ sleep.
On the then built a fire on the beach, and
Through the ech 'In*’ , sombre t
-s.
Calls—day or ni^lit— l'ntn.ptlv attend'd
sights of nature or of art, in bird But look out for those ‘•gossoons,*’
morning of the 1st there were propping up Mattson, who by this
Or, rippling in ripples.
or
fru
it
or
tlower,
in
g
r
a
ss
or
grain,
i
lllty
111>,,rr,
w
the
spittoons
irt>out three inches of snow, and it time was helpless, between two
J . P. E A S T E R , M . D .
Smiles and dimph s.
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j Coming down the state house stairs.
P n m ci.is, SvaoxoN and OusrrTnu i'.v.
r..n.,4 or hold, in the nmumte or in- • Cboto_ ,
y, „ hlR,
! snowed almost the entire day, but logs, left him, to hunt more fire­
Thev steal up so softly and slow.
Special attention given to di^eaaes of woni-
To startle some pet.
animate: visions of beauty and ugli- J
i hear them, I do declare;
melted about as fast as it fell, and wood. When lie returned he found
en and child' , n. nml all chronic forms of
Whom they often met.
And
I
hear
them
sofllv
treading
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I ness, of light and darkness, joy and
Mattson lying partly in thefire,botU
disease. Cases of ot/.tetries SR*: teeth ex­
„ nml
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. up „ the* state
. . . house*
• suits
. K
; in
tlie evening
there
was no .mate-
On
other
fair
shores
long
ago!
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tracted for Ó0 cents each. Special treatment I
sorrow,
sunshine
and
shadow,
pain
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' nal change in the depth. The sun feet and knees burned in a shock­
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there s my old friend, rrank Hodgkin.
Sitting on a rock,
icated vajH>r bath.
1 and pleasure.until time has crowded i*m sorry he didn’t get i n -
showed himself once or twice for a ing manner. The injured man
Beyond the shock
Office at residence on Cunningham ere k.
all
this
seeing
into
the
sentimental
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'limhinK
»P,
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h,,,lse
stair!<
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Of the hie ailing, angry wave.
few minutes, but it seemed to be was unconscious, and Berry was
But then he sheds no tears
D L. STEELE, M. D-.
We thii k of this lift —
pot and 1 mi led it down. All things For he’ s been there now eight years.
with much reluctance.
He evi­ of the opinion that he was living.
Its sorrows and strife.
Dentist
from the symetric form and Angel­ Climbing up the state house stairs.
dently did not wish to throw his He immediately started for assist­
And the life that's bevoud the grave,
^ T arstifield ., O regon ,
ic face of Eve’s fairest daughter to And there’ s Charley Moores, too,
genial rays upon this people.
I ance, and finally arrived at the
There, with shining band,
Office in Holland building, opposite
He looks awful blue
the mole on a bachelor’s nose,
presume that the late scandal had ! Henderson place, wjiere three fisli-
In Summer ! nd,—
Blanco Hotel.
Laughing gas and other
Climbing up the State House Stairs.
In
that
land
of
ancient
story.—
comes under my observation.
I Hat for a job lie is not lacking
uuiesthetics uduiinistercd for the painless
something to do with it. The sec­ ermcn reside, who returned with
We hope we will be.
extraction of teeth.
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saw beauty enough lost summer to He will drive the shibwood wagon
ond day of February was a repeti­ him. It was Thursday morning
Through eternity.
Instead of climbing the state house stairs.
1 prove that heaven and earth had
tion of the first, but it had more by this time. Mattson having laid
J M. VOLKMAR. M. D.
In happiness, peace and glory.
Cuoisrs—I hear the people, yelling
j changed places, and I saw honili-
I hear them, I do declare.
material to work on; there were six out in the snow and rain all night.
Then! Cheer up. sad one!
Physician and Surgeon.
And 1 hear them softly treading,
1 ness enough at the same time to
Come! Take courage, man!
inches of snow in the morning, and When they found him he was
BANDON,
OREGON.
Climbing
up
the
state
house
stairs.
The Heavens are brilliant with light!
i 1 prove that Dar wit's theory
is cor- I I There . s . Mr.
. . . Roberts
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it snowed all day, at intervals. moving about, but was not in his
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of ( urry,
And the gl.ad'uing ray
O. E. SMITH.
roct. I see cloven loot and cloven He’s always in a hurry
The sun did not show himself at right mind. He was carried to
( )f the coming day
I see great ' Climbing up the state house stairs.
Peeps through:—you’ve passed the night! tongues all round nit
Surgeon Dentist,
all. Feb. 3rd. The snow is now Empire and Dr. Cook called in,
But his work lie never shirks
—George Bennett.
office
bundles of faults in other people,
fully ten inches deep, and it co li­ who applied external and internal
j Though he’s sweet <>n lady clerks.
M ARSH FIELD, OREGON.
Klnncutli < onnti l.ett«-r.
but when I look in a mirror, I see ! Climbing up the state house stairs.
tinuos to snow. Three years ngo remedies, which greatly relieved
r ia l.
none at all.
T go to balls and ; Gus Wheeler’s time’s expired,
j we had just such another spell, hut !
sufferer. Lie was brought to
L. F . L ane .
J ohn L ane
Friend Dean:—Perhaps
you
i And 1 think he’s awful tired
masquerades. I see lots of fun;
i if this keeps on much longer i t ! Marshfield, where his relatives re-
Climbing up the state house stairs.
LAN E & LANE,
would like to hear a word from me. '
then l go and get up on Jacob’s Lower in the world lie’s sank
j will be worse. The mail carrier j si^e, on Sunday, and at last ac-
Attorneys uml Counselors ¡it Law. Your paper, the H e r a l d , comes I ladder, and veil out all the redicu- ! Till he's cashier in a bank,
| informs me that the snow is four | counts was getting along nicely,
quite regular, freighted with many
Land Cases a Speciality.
i And si" more he climbs the state house stairs.
lotis things idl the rest of the dan-
feet deep on the divide this side of ! I'he doctor feels satisfied lie will
Cuora;.-;—I hear the people veiling
Office on Main S n et. opp .site Cosmopolitan items of news from the old home
eers
do.
I
saw
the
calves
chew
!
i Laird’s. “A Life on the Ocean ! l)l inS hi™ out all right. News.
Hotel.
I bear them, I declare.
or vicinity. We aie all well, and
Oregon.
And
l
hear
them
softly
treading.
Roseburg,
a fellow last (all, and was bit bv
\\ ave" is all well enough, but
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well pleased with tiiis country, so
Rrnisior V:all«-j Item*.
Oinibingnp the state house stairs.
J .M .S iolin .
Jons A. G uay .
gander myself at the same time. 1 i
when
it
comes
to
“
Beautiful
Snow."
far. Up to the lDth of January
ie< ‘ * o l;i( io u o f < o it« !o le iie c
have seen enough fun since tha
Siglin & Gray.
1 wish to be excused.
Bain, snow, wind anti high
we have had one of the most pleas­
rain
commenced
to
entitle
me
to
j
Attorneys ¡nul («uiwiiU’s U Law, ant and beautiful winters that 1
To the I I ”. J / . and brethren 0f\ “ These Bones Shall Bise Again.” water.
Marshfield. Coo* county. Oregon.
the position of town fool.
And
Saturday’s
mail from the bay
i It is stated upon good authority
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Chadwick had ye So. OS
O f f ic e — Holland bmuliiur. oppoMte Blanco have ever seen in any country. For
I
’ve
seen
enough
trouble
since
j
Hotel.
v2n2t)
th
iS
valley
until
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that
Brigham
Young
is
now
living
did
not
reach
Vour committee appointed
the last four days the weather has
Mrs.
Lodi
joined
the
Belief
Corps
The Monday morning and then the
w . SINCLAIR.
l prepare resolutions of sympathy jin seclusion in Nebraska.
been somew hat stormy. The snow
to make me trigger eyed for years
Attorno at Law,
and condolence on the death of report of his having been seen in mail carrier going east set out
on the hills is several inches deep.
to couie. I saw a teamster make
General Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
1 Brother \Ym. Monas, respectfully London, and his sudden and mys­ a-foot and alone with the pack on
Here, iu the valley, the ground is
fun
of
another's
horses,
when
his
C oqu il l e C it y , O reg on .
terious disappearance so soon after his back.
submit 1 !io following:
but partially covered. Cattle and
own would not pull a setting lien
J. B. Mason, A. McCullock and
W i l l r e a s , In th e d isp e n sa tio n j ^ ie e x e c u tio n o f L e e g iv e s the s to r y
T. GL OW EN.
horses on the range are line and fat.
off the nest: I saw a redeye 1. Bo-
Attorney and Counselor at Law ,
of an All-wise Providence our he- credctice. Another matter which J. H. Cleveland were detained a
People are bnisy (some of them)
man nosed young man make fun of
loved brother, \Ym. Morras jris j gives the report authenticity is that few days in the valley last week by
ploughing and getting ready for
M vKHuriKLD, Don.
a voting lady’s awkward motions
I teen nailed from our midst to par- i ,Im> e,dcrs of
Mormon_ church high water. Monday morning the
the spring crops. Health is quite
and large feet, when he himself
H. HAZARD,
storm had abated and the water
good, and the writer No. 1.
take of Divine refreshment in the have lately been preaching the
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
i swung along the street like the tail -
subsided so they went forth. Mr.
Grand Lodge above, wo arc re­ return of the prophet, i f such is
As ever yours, John L. Oflield.
E v .'i u n ( T t y . < >os.
j end o! destruction, and make a
M. and Mr. C. left the valley in
minded that we, too, are mortal, the case, 1 suppose that the old
Jan. 2->, 1887.
; track in tne mud like an ash-hop-
Mr. M.
J . W . BENNETT.
and that soon our bodies will be devil will soon appear in Lis erao- j company with J. Laird.
Disheartened missionary, re- per: 1 saw one man spit tobacco
Attorney at Law.
laid away in the silent tomb, “ there tional role of “The Second Coming ! !s looking after the interest of the
turning to his Held after years of juice on another man's pan V. legs
1 Coos Bay wagon road and was
M ahhiifibld , O kxüox .
to rest in the stilly shades. There of Christ."
absence: “ Oh, unhappy man. you in church and then go home to I
The committee’s report on II. I>. ; bound for Coos bay. Mr. L. has
the worm will cover us and dark­
D. X j . W ATSON.
have lapsed into error and darkness dinner and swear because he found ;
ness and silence rest around our i 50 to appropriate $12,000 to ai 1 j gone to your town on business, and
Attorney and Counselor at Law
and paganism again!’’ Chief hea- ! a hair in a biscuit; I saw an otlici-1
melancholy abode.” We shall miss Coos and Douglas counties to con- j Mr. C. to his bachelor quarters at
E mv ikk C ity . O kk <¡os.
then, apologe ically:
“ "Well, you al looking lady and gentleman go |
the friendly rnlvico of our brother,! stn,ct a 'v,1S"n
" ,,is "«favor- Middle creek. A. McCulloch left
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j see, after you went away a Catholic j along the street. They said they i
on Tuesday for Douglas county.
J. H. NOSLER,
who was always advising for our '
j missionary came along and told us i were the foreman and president j good. Wo shall no more clasp!
Notary Public
Ibeio is but little late news The storm is doing a great deal of
j the bad place was full of Method-1 of a slander cannery. Oh! I tall | hands with him on earth, no more ^lom the legislature. No business damage in these parts.
C ouuillk C ity . O on .
Stock is
j ists, and so he secured us into his you there is a great deal to see in “ ; will his pleasant face be with us at ‘ ^las ^)iien tmnsacted by the house dying. The road is filled with
McMiLLAN BROS.
communion; then he went away I this little puny world of ours, 1 I our meetings, but the remembrance f° r tlnee days. A majority of the fallen timber and the telegraph
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, and a Presbyterian came along and we only look for it. Llie idea of -
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We
Maruhtwid. - - - - - - - - Oregon.
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. of our brother will be with us as members are down at Yaquina on
Gallery opposite Seiuistacktn'a drugstore, waked us up on regeneration, adop- | people going through life
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a claming expedition. The senate, will hope that J. B. Mason will
J____________ v,,ul‘>____ _____ ____ tion and election, and we joined his i never see a boy two feet high
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however, has been grinding away. find some whole-souled, energetic,
“ Yot again wo hope to meet thee.
church: then an Episcopalian came i smoking a cigarette a foot long, or j
When the day of life is fled;
Dr. Watts will present to-day a work-looking man who will take
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And in Heaven with joy to greet thee,
and we burned our Westminsters i see (5 or 8 more of the same size
resolution in the senate authorizing the road and make it as good as
Vf ATCH-MAKEK
AND
JEWELER,
V here no farewell tear is shed.’ ’
and stocked up on prayer-books; • playing keeps on the side walk—
new in time for spring travel.
While we mourn for the dead, a special election in November next
then
he
left
and
a
Baptist
landed
;
not
poker
or
faro,
but
keeps—not
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The wagon shed at Laird’s, and
ISTWork of all descriptions done at short
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' let US not torget our obligations to in the matter of the three consti­
notice and extremely low prices.
v3n48 and walked us into the water and with aces or lacks or kings, bu t!,.
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j the widow and fatherless, trusting tutional amendments which are to also the stage barn at McCulloch’s
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baptised us right, and we'd just ; with marbles; and any one can see k,
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1 o station, have been broken in by
people:
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. them to him “ who tempers the wind 1 ^)e su^mitte^ to
Gen . W A L L A C E , T CAMP-
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i about got settled when a New Con- that Coquillo City needs a street L
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snow. Fortunately no stock was
will be ever prohibit the manufacture or sale of
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to the shorn lamb, who wi
----------------------------------
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„ Meets at Coqmle
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i *i.i„i gregatioLalist
came over and a i told
killed, as the mail horses had just
City every first and third i »
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mindful, and watchful over them. liquors; to change the date of
Friday of each mouth.
Members in good us that so long as we were heathen pound.
elections from June to November beeu taken out.
standing are eordiallv invited to attend.
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Therefore be it
Lodi.
Levi Bnvder.
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H. I. Clinton,
we had a dead sure tiling of going
The snow at this writing is 22
Herat red, By the officers and to conform to practice in other
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inches.
Oaklainl Leiter.
brethren of Chadwick Lodge, No. states, and to give the legislature
L O. G. T.
tians we had to walk mighty
Where is that individual wdio
authority to regulate the salaries
(58.
A.
F.
&
A.
M.
that
we
extend
Morning Star Lodge
straight or go to the everlasting j Ed. H erald :— W e are now hav-
of state officers. The cost of the brags on the climate of Coos Co?
our
heartfelt
sympathy
and
regard
No- *64
Where does ho stay during the
bonfire So we ate him up, burned in«r the worst snow storm ever
to the family and fiiends of our special election will be about 810,-
Meets at Coquille City every Thursday |
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evening. Visiting me mbers of this order, in ; our biDies aiiu resumed business , known here since these parts were
000. By all means give us the storm that he can come out in the
beloved brother, Wm. Morras.
go«>d standing, are oordially invited.
at the old stand. Boys, put the settled by whites. Snow has falL
special election; it is cheap enough sunshine tiud praise the mildness
That our lodge be draped in
of Oregon climate?
! parson in the cage and fat him for , eu op, j,lches in the valley; 32 iuch-
mourning thirty days; that a copy considering the fair prospect of
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Thanksgivingday.” — BobBurdette. es on the upland, and from four to
I once heard of a man who fell
of these resolutions bo sent to the gaining the first named.
Coquille Lodge No.53
five feet on the mountains. It be­ widow of our deceased brother and
A bill has l>een passed providing from the third story of a building,
There
are
no
people
worse
op­
Meets at CiHjnille City every Saturday even
gan snowing the last day of Janu­ that they be printed in our city for the removal of the remains of and by alighting ou his cheek,
ing. Visiting brethren, in good standing
pressed than those of Oregon anil
But I
oerdially invited.
the late ex-Gov. Gibbs to Oregon. escaped without injury.
ary, and continued till Feb. 3rd, [taper.
S. P. C. Johnson, Is. G
Washington above The Dalles.
didn’t know he had come to Ore­
It’s snowing.
and then it turned cold and froze. Committee f Thos. R. Willard.
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i The railroad companies size, the ITl . .
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gon aud was now a resident of
\ A. J. Sherwood.
A . r . and A . *u.
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“ Cor.”
j Coos Co. He didn’t sign his name
Chadwick Lodge, No-68. p, ,i “ m take ,f- lhcy *l‘m M . b° : unity till it was 10 inches in the Congress is trying to get a law Roseburg, Feb. 3rd. 1887.
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even , -h ev ed in some way; the nvor
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I Wei »foot, but we all know he is
passed that will prevent any mem­
A Itongh Tim«*.
lug ou or before the full moon in eucD ought to be fixed for some sort of |
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month.
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bow snow fell and it is still snow- ber of that laxly acting as an attor­
Geo. McEwan,
navigation, or the railroa Is be .
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Last Wednesday, Leander Matt- ¡ he has.
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ing very hard to-day. The “ oldest ney for any railroad corporation.
W .M . compelled to carry at reasonable
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sou aud a man named Berry start­
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rates. I he legislature has taken I
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The press is discussing the ques­ ed from the Umpqua on foot to shiue of the best quality.
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hold of the matter, and we find ..
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tion of Secretary Manning being visit friends on the bay.
L ater :—The mail carrier going
When
a•
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Gen- Lytle Post N o - 27,
the following m the proceedings of
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impeached. He is charged with they arrived at Ten Mile they left east worked all day aud only suc­
Meet« at CoquiH« City, on every firnt that botly: Palmer from
the Co- : *e(M^ nn<| 'v,)od now, while others failing to purchase 82,000,000
Wednesday.
Vinting comradh, in good
the beach, thinking they could ceeded in getting live miles from
lumbia River Improvement com- ! have a little of each.
If it cou-
standing, cordially invited.
worth of silver each month, and effect an easier crossing farther up the station, and was obliged to re-
mittee submitted a report of their tinuos much longer there won’t be
A. H. Wright, Commander.
violating the law that provides for
stream. Berry built a raft and j turn at night with the mail he
visit aud recommended memorial-! stock enough left to toll the tale.
the redemption of mutilated notes
Coquille City Command iziRg congress for an appropria-
in new cues of'tlie same denomina- j attempted to cross, but the current started with,
No more till death.
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SI,373,000 for the speedy
Cricket.
was too swift, and liepvas carried to
tion.
B. O. L.
: completion of a boat railroud
Feb. 3.
Meets in thin place »very first «n«l ¡third aroum [ tho D R\\e s HM\ for the
Oakland, Douglas Co., Feb. 7.
Maxwell, the St. Louis murderer sea, where the first breaker demol­
Tuesday in each month.
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Bandon had of an inch of snow
Berry, however,
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speedy
completion
of the locks at, |
has been reprieved and will get a ished the raft
tfood standing are cordially invited.
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managed to regain shore, well ' during the late storm.
Subscribe for the H erald
stay of execution till April.
A. T. Lillie. Commander.
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