Coquille City herald., February 15, 1887, Image 2

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W a s h i n g t o n , J a n . 31, 1887. o f f i c e . T h e p r e s i d e n t s e r v e « ! t i e m As- »ciat.i ’ i, will I»e I r !d at its ollico in
Kmm aur Hj>*-i-liil <.\>rrei«potitl(>ut.|
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in tin* cabinet soon. So many 1111- a m I ¿ h e S e m i t e ;
¡Sp«*aking «*i the late.-t »'ill t«» n
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v a t i o n A r n i y . m a l il i s h a r » l t*> t e l l
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provisions of the seimt«* sif' "tit ut*' - st* a d i l v g a i n i n g g r o u n d . T h e y
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b u t n o w it i s g e n e r a l l y b e l i e v e d i s a f a c t « »!' i n t h e e a s e .
reference thereto, m adihtioii t<> t u r * l e a n y i n o u b e r s a r c r e a d y t o
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the #500 lieense. u \iitu iiy 1 n>- c a p i t i . ’ ;. ' *. b u t t h e l a t e l e g ; l a t i c e
that S e c re ta ry M a n n in g in ten d s to
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o f C*»os c o u n ty , a n d c o n v in c e th e
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J. J. B irch ,
contains some whole-otn * prov i s -
q u e s t . 1 s e n d y o u w h a t I * i m a b l e t o a c c e p t tin * p r e s i d e n c y o f tin * t ; h I e i n u m e r e r o i M a n i i * * K e l l y * , tin *
Agent.
a i e i th h am l-oii.M * y o u n g w o m e n .
t o l e ; . n i « I t h e l a t e J a m e s B u d d , n e w n a t i o n a l b a n k of N e w * Y o r k . s e a o l g i r l . *vh
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as fo low s:
t w i c e w h a t h e g e t s a s a m e m b e r o f In
• e ig li-b e ils a n d the r in g in g la u g h -
M R S . L L C U V Í , ¡ T Í 0P .
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J a m * * I h n î d w a s b o r n i n P e n n - t h e c a b i n e t , l h e r e h a s b e e n m u c h t<> tal-:«* t « * - t i n n > n \ i n u C ( M h i i c c a a g o « * ; : . d
applicant must p r e s e n t
ter o f the s le ig h in g a n d c o a stin g
to the county c o u r t , s i n n e d b y a
s y l v a n i a i n 1801; m o v e d t o M a r y - s p e c u l a t i o n d u r i n g t h e p a s t f e w w i l l a - k a n o t h e r
ìn tim i nee. i D
p a r t i e s a r e h e a r d f r o m m o r n till
C i i v *> .
O r e a w o n
majority o f the l«-gnl Y»»t- t - o f ¡; •
s u e « : ii; i « * * « ¡ « - C c q u i i i e
l a n d in H i t 1; w a s m a r r i e d t o M i s s d a y s a s t o h i s p r o b a b l e s u c c e s s o r , t h e e
alm ost m o rn a g i!: .
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precinct, which p e t i t i o n m u s t b e
11 a n n a i n y d o r i n 1830, a n d r e m o v - a n d a s t o w h e t h e r I d s r e s i g n a t i o n h e r t o t a ' . e t
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t h o s e n a t o ! .- . m l i c p i e s c u t a t i v e s a
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newspaper of gcinr 1 circuì :U<n.
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! a*«* 11 h o , a d i r o m .
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majority of legal v o t e r s i n i n u y a <r
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names published a s f a v o r i n g ;.i
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extension of the saloon b u s i n e s s .
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friend who i s d i s s i p a t e d . ! y cm
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phatically. g i v e m e n o t i c e , a n d a i l return to Ins coiisritu« ids, earrv
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Peace t«> his dust.
llowir ; audiences of this winter
n o t sell
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prominence given him by being
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hold liiin guilty f«*i all li<* has said addiesscd in vcais giine by savi;
drunkards, or t«« the [»«»or and des­
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titute. I will not take their money.
Cabbage...........
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was dai l;en«*d ami Ins reason «le- tiling to «' • to go h» tie
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Let them use it w.here :t will «1 »
l i e [ a > - : t 1 « >n ! i f i 'C «■»; ; - n o w i n d i e ;
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1 ’i/h ts '«invention.
the most go* >* 1 .
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common as it might be in the bus­
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brail' a fur next winter, in hm.
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m o st im
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tu*,F ug!ishb I
iness. There may be saloon keep­
of tho fortieth anniversary <■ ' !!i<
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maile, j-nssen-
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1 i « 1 F- beginning **f their ir.ovem m 111 !*.<■«*»
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Mvrtli- Point >>n M<-ndavs, Wod-
‘‘poor and destitute," but they are
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f jii« >d; vs ¡imi Fi-idays f.«r Haiidon. cr.il-
owerful iuHuonce, sur- t ) 1 i i ' • • ; •’ t Ε ; T « i‘ stai«*. i Me (•«:;>-
quiet
evidently not in tin* majority.
a meeting in Senaea Falls, N. Y Í ' i i r r . ' U d s , « d o
12 i t . : ( ’.KpiilU- l ' i t y ai 1 1 «;, t i .
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prisingly great tAr a new memb. •. Ita! 1 su
is >B' 0 0 . mm ; ! * m ft ) »•- intr«■«!•*«• *d *' ••
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K.tV!',S Paiidon f«>r Myrtle Point on
»rought ill'- Y « 11 « ‘• • i sei« 1 « «in ii over Iie
> l u« slays. 1 isurs lays, «dui Snureys,
C . ; > a n , ! . c v ; K e n t , v« »ring 11 : « * . t r¡ ii e i se . *i - a .>.»>.* :.
porato
ibc'“. v. “ g- h t*> oxarr.m$
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câlin»**
at G«»«piii!i- City at noon.
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J« .-. ' '« - i i - i v . J . J k I ' c . t o r , J . U . She is bi!le«l i‘«»r a sjie «di <*n Ila L a
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same subject ot Hi­ anniversai v 4v , 04 ) Randolph St., I fift»
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S* Shdl,U V.
ha.'* the jM-cnliar r cult y « f ii
ÀCvc'ft.&i ^ ' ..f'«Cy üt
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Pedro, which should hav.* • been
b
1 - y . .J. 11. [ l e « l d « ‘ i:, A . F . O z . J . J . ede! »rat ion. although lier husband tne j Ad
«grc «ni in[ . s i• !«• ¡4 up* th • mind
utili/.ed Imre. Capt. Nelson ugived
11 . L e e d s . W . F . J e w e t t .
A . W . is quote«i as saying that she is <iom-
to dump ito li th : wharf if *»ur eit- *v**i 'gè ìuemher, in a quiet, sim- l ì « - e I. H . A ! . C o l w e l l , a n d
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. I v u v - with th«* s«iilV:ig‘* agitation.
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i l i i v i l n l g F" )
izens woulil liave it put "'it mi t!:« l»l<- wav 1 : t carri« - c. nvic-ioii witli l < (* n * l a l l . O n e o f tin * p u » ' p o s e s o ‘‘
Mr. Stanton said that his wife is
road leailing up fumi th** landing. ¡t, and he is alway.s ori the righi t|10 Com’)any, is t«* builil a milroad
convince«! that her sox « 1 « ps not
W eh op e to never soe sudi negleel >ide. working and voting in th«* in- [*roI11 ( ,;ir.lim*r, Ihuiglas county,
want to vote, i !i«*> «i«» noi s«if!* r
ten -t - «>!' the pf-« ij J«*. Mr. B!mi-
till* any inconvenience from the lad. u
condition, and sand mixed with tin* dell from i )onghiis. is ♦ he wit of the* the general collise to be easterly,
tin* I a!-<*c. add«--«! he, they d » m*i
lu use, an ;l ofi«*n broa k - the m< »no­ :d«»i»g the Umpipmriv«*r, toFlkton: (i(ls¡ ,, ;« [() .
my :*ppr«*ci:tble <*\t
tony <»f ti
dull ron tine <*f bus i- thence on the same course sdoiig j alMj the sufVrago agitators are
>aug- - ’3
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through and the road ‘would hav* ness, by a brilli ant witicism that F lk «*roek to Drain, «»n tho O. A C.
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mg away at >« ;u« thing that of;<*r.s
a h iu
brings down tl*.e house; ¡ j* j; . thence easterly on such
become a good .me. i he Prion is inveri:
no respon-»* wnatex« . lie H jou gilt
going to make the [»resent t-iij> to mid a;- often in n heated discussion, , ,.()llto a8 lnav [)0 Helected over tin* q- oM(i ,>M, )( |M ovf,rv i(>]) V(>
if on«* »• <*m n in <*v«'i \ t«*n, v « a . in
Few town- h «> sm -» s tli - natural a«tvanta**«-« that ('<x|\iill«* «-nji*y>. and whicii M ill, in
San Pedro, and the chances are v .l-n a n g ty w«»id- ai ¿.v*, In* calms : (Arcade mountains, and a [)liu*e of
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»li- : ! * - * near I'utur«-, cause it I«« hl«»**><nn as t lit* rose. It iias a lii-autitnl anti [»lcasant site,
she will again bring siuid ballast, tin* troubled waters, s«> to s|M*aK. by • destination
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heing situated, lur the mo-t [.ail, on a level plateau mi the sunny si( * the Coquille
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and we should try and see that it a well-timed bit of pleasantry, that j
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Hiv« r, iliiriv miles (rrnii ili«- l’aeilì«;«ieean, w hi«-h is reae Inal every «l.iv hy a tour-hours
I liliz r T h e S traw .
puts the house in the best of hu- 1
is utilized.
As tin* tun«* ft».' the presi« lent t«« >l«-ain«*r ride. («Kpnlle City isat th«- ceiiurol thcM-miverging wagon road system of C oos
Dior.
Fd. H kiiald : I am plea >«-d with si'*!! or veto the inter-state «* m- Coiinlv, ami i-at lii«- head«»!'d<< p-\vnt«-r navii*aticii,aini in Hu-central [»art ol a vast hedy
Some one is going to sutler by
A,
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A ro
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Since the legislative picnic to ! yoUr ailvice to farmers and stock-
of rich, riv i-r imtioui laud winch i-lln- sou r««- «»fall inn- ami emluiiii*.* [irosjHiity The
iu«*rco lull approaches, int«*r«*st in rouniry
the enforcement of tho law j»ro- y
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round :il»«.ut i- till«-«l with precious nn-ials, minerals and coal to an unparalleled
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laquiii.i. »»«»in nous« s him
11 men to prepare a Iitti«) f«-«*d for
hlbltlng the chopping of trees 1 «.
t sessions to make up 1
k for . in emergeocy, sudi as the su!»j( ct incn’ases. senators and e\l«-iil, ;md is covered with a variety ofliieh rihai for «[Uantity and quality is not ex-
navigable waters on the (W juille.
|„st tll,,c .
« .H o t k io r .
ropr«*sentativ«'; qu-istion each otii- (
i,v that of any place mi the Coa-t, if, ¡»ih-odcquah-d.
\s n dairying and Stock­
the late show storni. J ani uot a er ill order to learil all the talk of raising country, and a sanitarium for those seeking h«*alth,it ìh 1 h » uii «1 to emne to the front
A government ern[»l«»ye last w» el
S,»me importaiit measiires are nj> t.[oso observer, bui I see some in- th.* houses and lobbies, and reports rmk- Tlle r,sl,iu- i,,ilustr-v u,l‘
1,1 i,n',orlan1t f:u,tor- ^hil«- t!u* nunu runs _iuitUand
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factorit-s. emnplct'-d. in eoursc of construction, and contemplated, will make the whole
vieited the Coqnille, auJ f.««».l for c,,nKi,lek tion . a .,,1 the lobby is (.ODsisteueies that „re bur.le „some o i n
N ’ Bint tho president W l! sign H or
a l»nz/.ing hive «»f industry a i wealth, (’«xpillle City is i»i the e nter, is the
open violations of the law mid he f „ t ,f m.{ivo woi l:«*rs making every ;ust IloW F
or instance, I notice a veto it tly alternately I k tuorli tho unta! «ligih'.e and will enjoy all. L « school, church. :ind soci» ty advantages are second
will proeecnte the matter tor „11
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fwB, inl
p. I J
man v.ho burned line <>;its straw' i white
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i lo none in «ho c mnty. Iluildin** niatt-ri d is cheaper at tliis point than at any other in the
bouse
and « tue
there is in it. AVo have cautioned st.j t,.ln0
county. It luis tli «idviintj^t 1 <»f «*i uorp-»v;ifiuii «tiul isti» soon linvi*3 iiiounttiin Btrciiui
hist fall after threshing turn his
Assuming
that
the
mejisure
will
of
w.iVcr run t liroii it for protuution «ittiiiust tiro. Pro|h*rty n"«soiiahlo.
the people and it tlie., «ue.t b.-ar
TJ,e .piestiou of compiling "nd ! cattI 0 i„ his field to pick the p-rass
J. A. D ean , agent ,
*
M. J. M c D onald , plop .,
they mart Buffer the e o a ^ , « ^ pnl)lislliui. stl„ e series of m-l.m,l , that has grown tbroughtl.e winter, get tin* executive signature, if there
San Francisco.
( ’oquille Uitv.
is any difficulty in the selec'i« n of i
The navigation of the o,,m lle ,s b(X)li9 is „ „ . ¡ . . g eonsid..r„ble agi- ,„.d the cattle are poor. The o u t
v lulitf
every thing to tl.e people here, a,al t!,tiou>
Imlcl, KUrprise is ex- j skle riinge was slan t, owing to the men to serve their country * n tie* ;
railway commission at 87 . 5 (H) a
d eb ris that wont float out shotil*!
pressed ut 1 rof. -d el.lro y s posi- fact that there were too many head
year, it will n«jt be found in the
be kept out of tlx* river.
turn in favoiing the foreign l*x>k j 0f Htock to food on it. Had lie put
sparsity of candidates, but rather I
Slight snows fell In-re on Satur- concerns. Ho >j»ji«»ses the plan ot Up j,j 8 j)(ly ^;)a[s straw is nearly as
in the redundancy <*f talent that
day and Suinlay nights.
It has having the state series published good as hay) he would not have
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will be spread before the president,
got in the way of snowing and by the state, mid hj so doing has been at the necessity of turning his 1 ,p |liM.0 .ire
t s -v*
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doesn’t seem to want to let up. It hist many ef his >«>rin r support-j p^tle in liis field to injure his laud, i
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have been mentioned for co minis-
is truly a trying time on stock and erH
We must learn to utilize every- i sinners, many of whom hav«* been
Wl
. . Proprietor.
and if a great portion is not lost,
question "I w hether the j
aboutThe farm, if
wt* «‘xpect j prominent and are now relegated
we shall be greatly surprised. stut shall buy tin* locks at Oregon to make it pay.
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TTST
to private !if<*.
Some of the big snow of a week ( %> is now the all-iiiqiortant sub-
Newi *< »iner.
The issue between the presulent
* 6*4
Drill??, Vo'Ucir>*. Paints. Oils, randies. Oi^ar«. Tobacco,
ago Thursday is to be found on the Joct for discussion. It is impossi-
and
the
senate
in
regard
t«»
tho
F a rev \ rticles. Stationerv nu -1 the finest qiiality of School P»ooks.
north hill sides of the higher ran- ble to tell at present, how the le g - ’ Owing to the scarcity and high
recopier
of
deeds
is
very
simph*,
Agent for the lending sewinpr Machines, Afnson Si TTamliii or­
ges, and tho new snow doubtless islature stands in regard thereto.
p u c eo l giain and hay, the charges
and cannot, in its present phase, li«*
gans, «tr Old Wines and Liquors of the b«*st quality.
has shut out fe« l from stock for
The struggle for elerkahi|>s is for feeding at It. K. Buck’s livery
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
day or two which will prove hard <>v‘‘r a,,(l tlu> b’reat ;irmy of ‘bsap- ! and leed stables this place have j the right of a colored democrat to
L IV E and L E T L IV E .
v lu 3 tf
[jointed applicants I uiy «* gone away, been advanced slightly
tf.
hold office, as has been attempted.
on them.
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uiidry Queen
Ulto
S i.t 'ft 'iii s l 'r m t i T h « ‘ C a p i h i l .
O
íi^ttilU tí it; .¿'f va Ul
Some startling developments
may be *'\[>ected now at any time
in connection with certain legisla­
tion involving large sums of money
and large moneyed interests,* more
mrticulnrly in connection with the
*
lock and dam swindle, ’ insurance,
m o r tg a g e an d taxation , and th o
s w a m p l a n d s t e a l Ac. Experts a r e
w o r k in g h a rd w ith th e c o m m it te e s
h * t h o r o u g h l y i n v e s t i g a t e *lu * c o n -
diti« »n o t divers a l l a i r s o f s ta t< * o f
uhi**li. moro
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A n o n ..
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Levi Snydor, Captain,
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MYRTLE DRUG STORE
Myrtle Point, Osn.
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L. DIXON
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