Coquille City herald., March 08, 1887, Image 2

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Au l i i r r i l o t r f « r “ F t t lh e r .M
N«-nator W a p r,
OLIVE HOTEL,
At last accounts Edw. AAr. Fahy
Of all Oregon’s abused men, who is under medical treatment in
Wager gets it worst.
Hear the i San Francisco, was improving.
MS. A. L OLIVE, I'llOP.
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papers of his part:
Coquille City, Oregon.
Geo. McEwan has n number of j
Milton Eagle: We are a perfect
Hotpl has recently beon
stranger to Mr. Wager, butw’o had the celebrated AYhite Improved | A put Popular
in better order than ever before,
reason to expect him to keep his sewing machines the best in the ariis truly a favorite resort.
Tin tables are supplied with all the deli­
n lltf
word of honor. This, our people world.
The H euald and Coos bay News
In the H erald ’ s last issue ap-
of last week's issue did not arrive peered an article over the signature
TUESDAY, MAR. 8, 1887.
here until late Sunday evening. It of “ A Father” which by reason of
was occasioned by the recent block- such kindred newspaper para-
ade. The mail carrier states that graphs having been of late so
If any one at tliis day suspects
the snow last Thursday (week ago numerous,insipid, and monotonous,
for n tnouu nt that prohibition
to-day) was 12 feel deep on the d i-: deserves a passing notice. We all
cacies to be: had, and in style to suit the
doesn't prohibit, lie wants only to i ..
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; vide where the wagon road crosses it. like to respect what is worthy m declare he never did and never iu-1 F or S ale . -80 acres of good most fastidious epicure.
road some of the pajiers wliere pro­
its dining-rooms and sW-pinK apart-
During the week past we have , nmn, woman, or child, but we do tended to do, but on the contrary, bottom land two miles from Co-
hibition has been adopted.
Even
menta
are second to no hotei in Southern
had three days of warm sunshine > not like overdone praises, flattery scandalously and maliciously mis­ (jud’ e ( itv. \ fine house on the Oregon.
the liquor dealers organs admit
represented them before tho Ore­
Mrs. A. L. Olive, Prop.
three days of cloudy weather, and o>* adulation.
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pre.iiiDes. Pi ice, $1100; ihe best vinfiO
that the business is being killed by |
t '-dry ,vo are having a warm, gen- j Need the public to be constantly gon senate.
bargain ever offered on the river.
prohibition which should forever
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Union Scout: lie helped to de­
tie rain. 1 he snow Jins all disip-, and persistently reminded that
Call
on
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L.
Laird.
put at rest such sayings as. it does
peared here, and there is but very j Miss Lehman has the largest at- feat the bill for the formation of
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not prohibit. L’lie little drugstore
Idth* in sight. Making garden is tendance at school that any teacher Lee county, after he had promised
r i 1 fil sn
racket in Kansas is at an end so j
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the order of the day everybody ; ever !i ul here; that she keeps the to and should have supported it.
far as abuse of trust is concerned.
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seems to be engaged in the work. ' louges-t school hours; that she has He also succeeded in making an
The Portland News isiorced toad- j
I li« doctors inform me that there j given an appreciating public the ass of himself with his bill for the
S w ift anti S u re ,
mit this. I t says:
I
reduction
of
freight
rates
on
the
D more sickness here now than, best theatrical performances; that
Prohibition prohibit? in Kansas.
,
j there has be< u for over two years, j she lias laid more miles of free railroad.
The liquor trahie is beiiq
Weston Leader:
Crow as von
Makes the round trip between Randou and
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It being with colds and assumes sidewalks than any other private in­
ly stamped out of existence in that ...v
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, __ n may. < •Very'1orfb knows that AYager 1.'
Coquille C'ty every day.
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j different forms pneumonm, fever, dividual t Don t the public knew all
Leaves
Baudot)
about 7.:'<U n. in., arriving
state by the most rigid measures.,
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¡etc.
I they want to know of these things did a despicable act when ho sold
at Coquille City about 11:30 a. m. Return­
Even the drug stores where liquor
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I will call on tho people ing, leave:*C-*qui!!e City about 12:30 p. m.
Our postomco has been away at without h-ivmg them pulmsh- out to simon.
was sold under the guise of medi­
People's resolutions: AV hereas , of Coos county, and convince the ;.nd arrives at Ilandon about 4:30 p. m.
; sea since our gentlemanly, worthy i ed? Is it necessary to tell them
¿4T~This Stean.er conrects at Coquille
cal prescriptions, are being sup­
1 and efficient deputy’ Mr. »1. R Oawl- j that children cry to go to her school The said J. P. Wager has shown : skeptical of its merits.
City with the “ C F I t F S ” for Myrtle Point.
pressed, a law having been passed
J. J. Birch,
Held left us. j understand (but I they aresaid to cry for “eastoria” by his actions that he is a man
Agent. Through fare on both boats, 50cts.
regulating the number of drug
void
of
honor.
That
he
deliberate­
don't gi\e it iisa fact) that the do ' they love it so much!
stores according to the population,
partment allows the post mash r at | Again believing as wo do, in a ly violated every pledge made to us
and requiring that oulv properly
this [dare >‘f>0 per month fur del k , modesty innate to all human cren- 1 of tho east end of the county.
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graduated pharmacists be allowed
hire. If such i- the case our peo-! tures, must not overdone Laudations That in violation of said pledge he
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to conduct the ding business. So
sold
our
interests
in
public
meas­
pie are made to suffer a great injus-1 be very painful to this estimable
far the results of the prohibitory
tice. The p. m. pays li is deputyj lady’s feelings? AN ould she rather ures for votes against division.
law’s have proved most Ixmeticial.
only $*20 per month thereby mak­ not be let alone and let the facts That lie voted against the admin­
The criminal business of the
istration in a local measure where
ing $120 clear every quarter, and speak in her behalf?
courts lias almost ceased, thus de-1
For ‘ ‘Father's” special benefit his vole to sustain the vote would
¡the people have to put up with the
creasiug the expense of govern­
not have changed the result, there­
consequences. 1 mu aware that a we will give him an anecdote:
ment and reducing taxation. The
AT
“ Ouce upon a time there lived a fore be it
postmaster has to sufTer.untold an­
bank savings show a gratifying in­
Rcaolvcil, That we brand J. P.
noyances, but then, he receives a king. This king, like all other
crease.
D¡lurches and charities
compensation for it. and if he don't royal personges’ was surrounded AA’ager as one who is utterly un­
and educational institutions have
That we
like the business at the price, he is by courtiers who vied with one worthy of our respect.
been much encouraged.
The
at liberty to step dow n and out at anotherfin praises for his royal believe that he maliciously lied to
school fund of the state has a sur­
any time. There is another matter per.-on. If perchance a lord of the us uh»‘n he promised to support
plus of .vS.(MUK)i) and the state
in regard to our po-toflice which l ! bedchamber exclaimed, “ is not his any division as was proved by his
debt has been reduced to $80.000. wish to call your attention, to, viz: majesty sublime?”
The whole course in the senate.
assembly exclaimed in chorus.
New York. "March 1. J he work­
The cm re it number of the \N est Open boxes or pigeon-holes ait*
cliarg.
d
for
at
the
rate
of
2>cts
per)
“
most
sublime!
exceedingly
sub-
ingmen of this city arc divided in
JShor? is a superb one, and fulfills
lime!”
Indeed,
bad
any
one
of
his
In this case the people
theiropini >n <»f the Central Labor
the publisher's promise to improve quarter.
majesty's
courtiers
dared
to
ven­
l nion's actioi! Sunday iu <L »uve­
U{>on even the splendid issue of have to pay for a postmaster's con­
ture
to
say,
“
well,
ulxiut
ns
sublime
in" General Master \Y: rkmau
last month. The magnificent scen­ venience, for it is none to those ie-
as is any mortal,” every
other Powderly liecau.-.e he prohibited
ceiving
mail,
as
they
have
to
knock
ery of the Columbia liver and
chamberlain would have come assemblies of Knights of Labor
Puget
Sound
is
illustrated and wait until the p. m. or his dep­
The downupou him like a bundle of from taking up collections aid
and
the
engravings
are uty gets around to them.
old boots.
making an effort in behalf of the
accompanied by entertaining his­ open boxes are made for the c->u-
It
came
to
pass
in
those
days
condemned Chicago anarchists.
torical ami descriptive articles. venieuceof the p. m. in distribut­
that
the
king
must
have
a
splendid
It
The conservative element, wbhout
G. 13. Kuy kendall contributes an j ing mail, and nothing more.
suit
of
clothes
made-
something
exception, believes Powdt-rly is
“ Ode to the Columbia,” which lias appears to me ihat this is a vyry
that
would
excel
in
splendor
any­
unjust
postal
law.
right iu Lis position and that the
much poetic merit. C. L. Hender­
thing
that
had
ever
been
worn
by
It
is
proper
enough
to
pay
for
labor movement is retarded, in­
son's entertaining description of
royalty
for,
be
it
sai
1
by
the
way,
lock
boxes,
for
there
the
party
re­
stead of advanced, b\* permitting
Dunfermline is accompanied by
i't 1 4T r\
Í.L.V 4L ’
that
his
loyal
majesty
was
stark
ceiving
mail
matter
meets
with
a
even
a
semblance
of
alhiiatiou
with
several engravings of the historic
S( > he most skillful arti- the anarchists.
ruins of that ancient seat of Scotch convenience, and at the same line nnk<
of (he kingdom were cidied
The Central Labor Union also
royalty. In a poem, “ In Memory adds no extra lubortothe {Mittimus-!
/
ter
or
his
deputy,
but
affords
the
!
mid
set
to
work
on
wliat
was
to
be
made a mistake in appointing a
of the pioneers,” O. C. Applegate
committee to g. t up an indignation
pays a tribute to the sterling qual­ same convenience as did the pig- a most wonderful garment
l > 'ri,«..«
» is inucii .....
.
N,-w. these artisans were given meeting against Judge Brou n, of
eon-hoie.
j
nere
com­
ities of those who laid the founda­
upon, but they the United States circuit rouit be­
tion of society in the \\ est. The plaint hare about our postofiico. j nothing to w< lk upon
text is illustrated with a number of mil done. Now, let the many wlie- wore required to go through the cause of • is : .V; • !;*, i.doi, gainst !
striking engravings. The first part stand around on the street corners semblance of working upon some­ J the l*>yc< iters o: ibooM Dominion j
II. Logau
j
thing.
Some
went
thrmgh
the
and
whisper
about
the
poor
man­
j line. It exposes the Centra! ! ib.#r
T. J. W ooden Managers,
o f a deeply interesting storv by O.
semblance
of
weaving
the
cloth,
agement
of
the
office
abide
by
the
1*. Nelson
\
l nion to t!ie charge of endeavoring
\V. Olney, entitled “ Wue Dirt an’
though the imaginary shuttles shot to bring the judge into contempt,
Bed-Rock a’Pitchin',” is given, and results.
Caro Bro's have paid off their through the air. But, tho court and thus brings them within die
show» what a romantic charm
hangs al out those early days of the indebtedness at dOcts. on the dol­ cried out wPh one voice, “ is not meshes of the lav.
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gold excitement “ Santa Barbara,” lar. and resumed business at their that cloth beautiful!—isn’t it
New
York.
A!arch
1. The »Sun,
Oilier workers went
an 1 “Snohomish, on Puget Sound” old stand. The last failure made lovely!”
in a double-leaded leader, ‘-ays:
receive attention. 1 n ” 1 he ( iolden their fourth in this place. The through tho mockery of cutting
The United States will not indulge
Yuba,” llenry Lauronz gives an­ latest news from Washington is and stitching, w hile scissors and
j in persuasion: it is contrary to the
other of those entertain" sketches that the river and harbor bill lias needles sawed the air. But again,
! order of human »wonts, as thov
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of early times in the Western El | P ^ e d both houses after cutting the court cried out “isn’t thf* gar- i
j forever keep at a distance those
meat
splendid,isn’t
it
magnificent.”
Dorado. S. B. Pettengill supplies I,ioWD >‘>'*»th of the < ’olumbia $300.-
I paini'uI : ..peMs to arms, with which
an interesting and valuable paper MO to $225.U>0. Lower \\ ilium- Then tho grand dukes and barons
of the court went through the ; the history os ever}' nation ab unds.
on “The Government of Oregon,” ette and (’olumbia. from $80,000 to
; Jf is a rank due tin United States
Few towns j>ossess the natural advantages that Coquille enjoys, and which will, in
and C. B. Carlisle presents, in a $¿>0,000. Cascades, from Si50,000 semblance of trying the suit on his
I I among
nations which would he the near future, cause it to blossom as I lie rose. It lias a beautiful and pleasant site,
to
125,000.
Ynquina,
from
$$().(>00
j
lmkoJ
majesty
—
though
no
suit
m
most forcible manner, “ Some Er­
withheld it n >t absolutely lost bv a being situated, for the mo l part, on a level plateau on the sunny side o f the Coquille
rors in Female Education ”
The to $70,000. There were no other was tlnre—and all the court atten­ reputation of we: iiue.-s. if we de­
ltiver, thirty miles from the Pacilicjocean, which is reached every day by a four-hours
West Shore Ls a ‘magazine which reductions for rivers and harbors dants shouted, “ how superb is the sire to avoid insult we must be steamer ride. Coquille City isat the center o f theconverging wagon road system ofCoos
king isn't he grand!”
should be found in every family in in Oregon. The total appropria­
able to repel. If we desire to se­ Count v, and is al the head o f deep-water navigation.and in the central part o f a vast hotly
Now,
just
at
this
moment,
a
tion
for
Oregon
is
$540,000.
This
o f rich, riw r bottom land, which is the source o f all true.anil enduring prosperity The
the West Published by L. Sam­
cure peace -one of the most pow­ country roundabout is til led with precious metals, minerals and coal to an unparalleled
child
came
into
the
royal
presence
uel, at Portland, Oregon, at $2.50 is remarkable for a short session,
erful instruments to our prosperity extent, and is covered with a variety o f timber that lor quantity and quality is not ex.
and is due to the efforts of Eastern — children have always an awkward
per year.
it must bo known at all times celled by t hat o f any place on the Coast, if. indeed equal ed.
As a dairying and stock-
representatives who visited our way of telling the truth and look­
raising
country,
and
a
sanitarium
for
those
seeking
health.it
is
Nyi:
! to come to the frout
The river and harbor bill as it state last year and became partly ing upon his majesty, said, “ why, that wo are ready for war.
rank. The fishing industry »'ill prove an important factor, while lie numerous millsand
now stands appropriates nearly ten j acquainted with our just require- the king is naked.” Then the spell
Patents granted to citizens of the factories, completed, in course of construction, and con temp’ .! ted. will make the whole
county a buzzing hive of industry and wealth. Coquille * i.y is in the center, is the
million dollars. I lie bill has been ments. It is to bo hoped that was broker, and all the court ret­
Pacific states during tin* past week, most eligible and will enjoy all. Its school, church, and society advantages are eeoond
raised, cut down, enlarged, reduced, others will visit us this summer. inue for the first time ventured to
and reported expressly for the to none in the county. Building material is cheaper at this point than at any other in tha
and now comes out about tho same There is no doubt but wliat the sr.y, “ why to be sure, h<> is naked—
H e r a l d by C. A. Snow & Co., county. It has the advantage of a corporation and is to soon have a mountain stream
of water run through it for protection against fire. Property reasonable.
as was originally inteuded. The president will sign the bill which just as naked as any other mortal
patent lawyers, opposite U. S.
J. A. D e a n , a g e n t ,
M. J. M c D o n a l d , p r o p .,
items for this state are not materi­ is now before him.
might be.” Then the king was
patent office, AVnshington, I). C.
Coquille City.
San Francisco.
wroth and kicked out his flatterers,
ally changed from the figures rec­
v4n2tf
“ Cor.”
D. P. Barrett, Oakland, Cal.,
ommended by the house committee,
and sent a special messenger to
March 3rd, 1887.
windmill; J. Gilbert, Los Angeles,
as published in the H erald some
Coquille City for a brand new suit
Cal., adjustment for harvester reels;
R. S. Robertson lias been de­ of clothes.
time ago. Our Coquille gets the
A. S. Hallidie, San Francisco, Cal.,
$12,500 and Coos bay the $25,000 clared Lieut. Governor of Indiana,
The “Bad Man”
clip for wire rope ways; AVh F.
From Wicked Hollow.
named, but we get no appropria two democrats voting in the legis-
Lambert, San Francisco, Cal., evap­
tiou for snagging the upper Co- j laturo with the republicans,
Since the completion of the orator; I. \V. Lewis, Portland, Or.,
quille river.
It is understood that the presi­ Mackey-Bennet postal telegraph, car axle; S. Lubin, Sacramento,
From the following item in the dent is favorable to the Mormon the Portland News is chock full of Cal., clod crusher and hoe; AV.
L.
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Proprietor.
San
Finncisco,
Portland Daily News, we should bill and will sign it.
The Mor­ fresh, interesting telegrams from AVain wright,
every portion of the known world. Sprinkler, and vapor burner; G.
judge that the Oregon Immigration mons must go.
¿ d e . a . l e i s
r tr
A
A
’
hite,
San
Francisco,
fog
horn.
It
is
fast
taking
the
lead
of
the
board still hangs out “ Strangers
Drti"?, Modioins, Paints, Oils, Candies, Cigars. Tobacco,
Portal’s famous Burgundy vine- 1 disgruntled old Oregonian, which
seekiug homes in Oregon should
The legislature did a good ser­
Fancy Articles, Stationery and the finest quality of School Books.
yard near San Jose, Cnl., was sold
only to live to vent the vice to the state by providing for
beware of the so-called Immigra­
Agent for tie loading sewing Machines, Mason & Hamlin or­
j BPloen of its llor<1.e ot malcontents. salmon hatcheries in Oregon.
Jt 1
tion Board. That institution was for *134.000 the other <lay.
gans, Ac. Old AYines and Liquors of the best quality.
England is truly minding her is to be hoped that nothing will '
abolished by the last Oregon Leg­
The
MaunaLoa
volcano,
Hawaii,
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
F’s and G's. She is fearful of stand in the way of so meritorious ;
islature for good and sufficient
displeasing
France.
is
in
a
state
of
activity.
legislation.
>
y e a s o n s .”
L IV E and LE T LIV E .
vln3 tf
I laundry Queen X
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Levi Snyder, Captain,
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AND B A L L !
Red
Cross
H all,
New M e ,
To lie
Given u
MARCH 17th, 1887.
The Rest of Music
W ill be in attendance and a gener-
oed time is insured.
TICKETS. OWE DOLLAR.
Meeds and accommodations in the
lower story of HALL at reasonable
rates.
Coming, Coming,
Coming !! I
CO Q U ILLE CITY!
The comiiig Town of S. IV. Oregon!
M YRTLE DRUG STORE.
Myrtle Point, Ogn.
DIXON
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