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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1887. VOL. 5. B lîK I* i:K N C 'I B D S . The'Bi»eh«ilor*M S o lilo q u y, ! —40 miles to bring. Many aque* ; ducts anil dams to build at a cost of $1,000,000. Money will do wonders. The new dock is being complei- , ed, and vessels are unloading coal ! from Australia and British Colum- i bio. I am afraid I have made this letter too long. Will write more in my next about fish and game. Would like to see you all again. Henry H. Nichols. | T r u t h W i l l P r e v a il. K iig iir H e r t s . NO. 31. F ra n ce a n d G erm a n y. Mr. Editor H e r a l d : —In your Ed. H e r a l d : —For some time The real significance of a strug issue o f January 11, 1887, I see a there has been nothing said of the gle between France and and Ger M. M. M URPHY, M- D- communication signed “Justice to sugar beet question. What is the many will be found to lie in the Pbysiciau ami Surgeon. All.*’ The item in the Dec. 21st trouble? I have been expecting a answer to the question. What OFFICE IN HERALD BUILDING. issue of the H e r a l d , I do not report in the H e r a l d of the beets effect will it have contributed to C o q u il l e C i t y , O r e g o n . know who wrote it. As to the raised the past summer, as I un the condition of thought, political communication, I am satisfied who derstand you shipped some for and other, and to governmental S- N. A. D O W N IN G tM D- wrote that, and am the father analysis. To my mind, there is forms in Europe fifty years hence? Physician and Surgeon, therein represented. Mr. Heller nothing that would be of so much Historically, the struggle between iu i . k C it y , O b k g o n . and family are the parties repre benefit to this part of Oregon as a Celt and Teuton is an old one. It Calls—dav or ni^ht—1‘ronqitlt attended sented as telliug lies. Now, I pro beet sugar factory. Give the read really began with the fourteenth J. P EASTER, M. D. — --------- ------- »• m - ——■——* nounce all of the production as re ers of your paper a word on the Louis—the other day, in historical A ( I c ie r C ounty C'tork. P itthician , S u b o » > n a n d O i h t ï t r i o i a î ». ipaainl attention jriv«»n to d iv id e s of wom lating directly to us, false from be subject. persi>ective; it is not to be compar fcouuty Clerk Pullen has an in an and children, at.d all chronic f> xma of ginning to end. The facts in the Subscriber. ed with the struggle of a thousand disaaaa. Canes of obstetrics $10; teeth ex- genious method of finding out the traeted for.VI cents each. Sneeial trealiuent case are rb follows: On Oct. 25th, years between England and her for Rheumatism and Neuralgia by the uied- age of the blushing maidens who 1880, in the morning I got up and iaatad vapor hath. In answer to Subscriber, we have neighbor, to which a truce was not unfrequently accompany their Office nt residence on Cunningham creek. was cutting some stove wood, when to say ihat no report of the beets called on the field of Waterloo. intended to the clerk’s ollice in - D I T STEELE. M. D- said son got up and ordered me to shipped has been received. They That wrestle was nearly continuous. (piest ot the document which gives Dentist stop cutting said wood, as it be were shipped on the schooner Its episodes of peace were mere : authority to some priest, judge or j ^ C a r s H fio ld ., O r e g o n , longed to him. I replied that I Gem, but failed to roach their des truces. This newer struggle of justice to make them one. In i Office iu Holland building, opposite M»n lH cgo. L e tter. knew who hauled the wood, and I tination. Wre sent them to Mr. Celt and continental Teuton has Blanco Hotel. Laughing gas and other ! 1 case the question of age is not sat- ! quit chopping there, went out side Dyer of the Alvarado refinery, the not been continuous. Three times San Diego, Cal., I anwathetics administered for the painless : isfactorily answered he engages Feb. 2(5, 188 17. C a »traction o f teeth.___________ _ _ v(n l of the inclo6ure and cut some wood only beet root sugar factory in only they have locked in deadly the fair one in conversation on the and carried it to the house, and successful operation in the U. S. embrace, for the minor part taken H e r a l d - Dear Friend: . . . J M- VOLKMAR. M. D. r.,, Editor ., • __• . subject of mathematics, and with 1 he other morning going to the J ’ then kept away from him|all day so The beets sent were from seed by France against the great Fred Physician and Surgeon. an innocent air of pleasantry, for postofiice I saw in my l>ox what I as not to hear his abusive tongue. furnished by Mr. Dyer, who takes erick scarcely counts in such a re which he is famous, he asks the BAN DON, OREGON. took to be an ad for roapted chest So in the evening, about’twilight, I the greatest interest in the estab view as we are taking. Twice the unsuspecting creature to take r. nuts Imagine my surprise on bad a dry liazle stick about four lishment of a factory here, and German was worsted. The first O. E, SMITH, . pencil and a paper and write on it feet long and about as big as my were doubtless exceedingly rich time he represented divided pow taking it out to find it our old . . . ^Surgeon Dentist, friend the Coquille City H ebald . ! “ ?*e“ re_ represent»^ the number thumb at the butt end, iu my hand. in sugar. office As compared to the ers against a compact monarchy. of the month in which she was M ARSH FIELD , OREGON. I said to my self, John has joined I was out of the house when he kind sent last year (and which The second time he went down be born. Now, be says, approvingly, vin i. came to an open door and com were reported very rich in sac fore the republic that represented the prohibition party; but why L F. L ash , J o h n L a n e come out in n wine coiqr, and then multiply the number by 2; now menced to curse and call me nn charine matter, under the most un the first self-consciousness of a j LA N S <fc LANE, too in a country like Coquille pleAsa add 5; now multiply by 50; old devil. I then commence ! to favorable circumstances) they modern people. The third time your age; now subtract curse him and went toward him Attorum and Counselor* at Law. where they have 76 iuches of rain- j were twice as sweet, and much his trained and scientific bureau 250; now what number have you ? Land Cases a Speciality. fall in three months.- I should when he called me a son of a b------ prettier. cracy overthrew a rotten and im Offloo on Main Street, opposito Cosmopolitan think whisky would be preferable j If she was born in August, and her and I struck at him, but my stick It seems useless, almost, for the moral imperialism. Whatever Hotel. ! nge is 15, she has 815. The clerk, Roseburg, Oregon. to that. I soon fouud it was all I in possession of these figures, broke ami left a piece in my hand H e r a l d to say anything further may be the result of a new strug about one and one-half feet long ou the subject. We have talked gle, Germany will do well to heed J. U. S u > u h . Joint A. G bat . right; John's paper had got wet ■ knows she was born in the eighth and they had to take w hat they | I threw it down as I saw his pistol out. Yet we are encouraged to the warning of her great Prince Siglin & Gray. ; month, and her age is 15, as 8 is Attorum and Counselors At Law, could find, yet it is a welcome vis- j ' the first figure and 15 the other two, barrel as he pulled it out, and I find even one nmn who has still Chancellor, not to undervalue her itor in whatever color it comes, j started off anil said, “ shoot! G ----- d retained the subject sufficiently in eueray. Republican France is far Marshfield. Coos conntv. Oregon. i and he surprises her by saying: Ovvica—Holland building, opposite Blanco It comes like nn old friend, and is j you, shoot! He then followed me his mind to write of it. What stronger in morale as well as mili Hotel.________ _________ vr f r y ‘ ‘‘I am very sorry to be the means always welcome. The people of j and 1 got hold of a ten-foot long more do the people want? The tary preparation than the frsndu- W - SIN C LA IR of delaying the happy moment, but Coos Co. should always keep it measuring stick, and struck at him, first rei>ort showed the beets to be lent imperialism overthrown at you will have to satisfy me of your Attorney at Law, alive. It has been a good friend but he caught the stick iu his good enough to make sugar profit Sedan. General Insurance and Real Estate Agent, parents’ consent, as it appears you to them through *et and dry. Its hands and kept it so that I could ably, though they wore of a poor But what outcome can we fore C o q u i l l e C i t y , O r e g o n . __ are only 15 years old.” As she editor always looks after their in not strike any more. I then went variety and nearly spoiled by being see, if any, to a repetition of that “ T .O . O W EN . ’ terest—always a hearty welcome to takes the arm of her disappointed backwards still holding to the end allowed to stand the winter rains struggle? To us it appears that a Attorney and Counselor at Law , new comers and reluctant to say and chagrined intended and walks of the stick, and he ahold of the in the field. war must make for republicanism down the iron stairs, she looks sad. MxESHyiBLD, Oon. farewell to a friend. other end, and coming towards me That the starting of a sugar facto in Europe as against the monarchic says: “ I wonder how he knew my I wish to tell, through the H e r as fast as he could. He is left ry here is of the utmost importance principle, whether its immediate H HAZARD. age?”—Placer Herald. (The Mr. handed, so we were facing each to this part of the county yon are results favors Germany or France. a l d . al>out our winter. It seems Attorney and Counselor at Law. Pulleu above referred is a brother strange to call the past three other. He struck me on my right quite right, ¡Subscriber, but we Suppose Germany so far success Ea?m ii C ity , Oon. of Rev. Pullen of Myrtle Point.) ch*vk bone and mashed it so that must work for something more ful as not only to overthrow the months winter. It is true we have J. W . BENNETT. had a few frosty mornings. We Doubtless most of our renders will it pains mo badly, da}- and night, than analytical reports; we must French armies but to partition the Attorney at Law. see reports in the papers of tlie ter think the personal correspondence then on top of my head which do nil we can ourselves, and try to soil of the republic and annex M a HS!(FIKLI>, O bkoon . As interest men of moons in the mat contiguous departments to the rible cold of Nebraska, Minnesota, of Mr. Robbins of Dora might dropped me to the ground. D. Xi. W ATSON. Iowa, etc. Visitors come here who have been left out of the paper; soi*n as I came to, I shouted mur ter. imperial crown. What would this five «lays before saw the thermom we think so too, but since it is the der as loud as 1 could, and got up Attorney and Counselor at Law It is proven that we can produce imoly! It would be, in the first E upibk C ity ,O bkoom . eter 80 degrees below, and snow wish of the people of that part, on my feet. He then hit me again more and better sugnr beets than place, an annexation of certain two feet on a level. They come particularly Mr. Robbins, coupled on the head which sent me back any other part of the const, if we millions of republicans on princi J. H. NOSLER, here and are williug to live on bar with what has gone before, it would ward against some boards which except White river, Washington ple thoroughly inimical to the gov Notary Public nacles and sprat. hardly be right for us to refuse to kept me from falling to the ground. Territory, which, country and cli ernment set over them. A large CoquiL,LK C ity . O un . The city is still growing. More publish it For two months or He then left me and went into the mate, are about the same as Co- class of Germans are already re m c m il l a n b r o s . railroads are coming in. It is not thereabouts we have tried to per house; then when I got straighten quille. Then, since we can pro publicans in conviction and at ^ lic tc g r a p lY e r s , so good for carpenters, as two suade Mr. Robbins to keep it out ed up, the blood was running in a duce better beets than they do in heart. These theories would not Marshfield. - - - - - - - - Oregon. months ago; 100 idle men have of the'paper, but he would not stream; I could hear it fall ou the California, where they haul their check their war patriotism, but Gallery opposite Sengstacken’ s drugstore, vfmlfi I then started to get beets for miles by w-agon; pay after the war is over—what? Re stood around for a month. Some consent. In the first place, the ground. have left. Heal estate not a 3 lively H e r a l d made mention of a row on away and get to some water to more for transportation on the inforced by the discontented re as it used to be; yet every one East fork in which a son knocked bathe my head. My two girls who manufactured product to San publicanism drawn from France, w a t c h - m a k e r and je w e ler , seems to feel confident of a lively down his father and hurt him. As are living with me, aged 17 and 9, Francisco by railroad than we could how long would the men of theory O o q u H I© O i t y , O g n summer. in duty bound we condemned the went off to Mr. Heller’s and let get it shipped for, and where they need to make proselytes of a ma C 3 P- Work of all descriptions done at short Then Mr. can’t buy wood fuel, but have to jority of their countrymen? Oranges coming in now retail at act, and roundly censured any son them know about it. notice and extremely low prioes.____ \An48 It Gen- W A L L A C E CAMP. 75cts. per dozen. I can buy them who would be guilty of so mean an Heller and Carl, his son, got a p ly $7 per ton for Coos bay coal, of would seem that thirty years should cheaper in Oregon. act as the striking of his father, lantern and came and found me which 100 tons per day is used, be enough. It would seem that 3STo. 2 , S . o f * V ., Had it not been for the late rain, whereupon came an article over about a quarter of a mile from ray why want more experiments? fifty years must be enough. Meet« at Coquille City every first Satur Na day after full moon each month. Members Southern Cal. would have taken a the worn deplume of “ Justice to house, that being as far as I could Just think of it; here the H e r a l d poleon’s prophecy that Europe in good standing are cordially invited. go without help. I was chilled back seat Not one inch of rain advertises coal at $2.50 per ton would be all republican or all All,” wherein it was claimed that H . I. Clinton, Levi Snyder, First Sargen.t through and could not have lived fall for 8 months until l he first j the father, without cause, knocked Captain______ ___ ________ delivered on the river bank, and in Cossack would then be realized, bo three hours, if they had not come week in Feb., when the good Lord j ti10 Bon dewn, and that the said son big lots could be got for much less far as this—that all wonld be re L O. G. T. turned the tub over and spilled out jmij OIJ]y the alternative of knock and taken me to their house, kept doubtless, while wood is no object, publican which was not Cossack. Morning Star Lodge about six inches. Everybody felt j ;ng qown the father or be beaten and took care of me for a week; being absolutely free outside of The greater struggle between these No- 464, Meets at Coquille City every Thursday good. until said son left my house, cutting. They make money there two powers, to which he looked for Men were ashamed that 1 to death. In justice, as wo sup- evening. Visiting members of this order, in they had ever grumbled about the posed, to the sou, we could do no which kindness of Mr. Heller I —what could be done here? Think ward, would then be prepared for. good standing, are cordially invittd. weather. Plowing and sowing is other than give the article. Of shall never bo able to repay. of this, and let us use oar influ Certainly a war between France the order of the day. course we cannot know the true And now said son has written Mr. ence to get men of means to en and Germany at this time wonld be ,. I. O. A large, new depot will be built merit and demerit of all disputes, Heller a threatening letter, also gage in the enterprise. It is real a fact of profound interest to the 1 Coquille Lodge No.53 and it would be unjust when one is one to myself, dated Jan. 7, 1887. ly no use to publish more reports. modern civilization.—Ex. Meets at Coqnille City every Saturday even here this spring. l«C- Visittmj brethren, in good standing» Wm. H. Nosier is doing well. down to not give him a show for This I write and ask you to pub We gave the other full publicity, •erdially invited. Senator Wager of the East Ore S. P. C. Johnson, N. G. W. A. Harrington went north over his reputation by a reply, even if lish for the defense of ray friends showing that the miserable beets a month ago. Conant is in the we do occasionally have to stand and myself, as I am the maimed sent showed 76.3 co-efficient of gonian feels aggrieved over the A. F. and A. M. item we inserted in the H erald off a libel suit for a few thousand one for the balance of my life, I purity, while 73. is a degree of Chadwick Lodge, No-08- lumber yard. Every exertion is being made dollars. now being sixty-one years old. purity warranting good profits in regarding a reception tendered Meet» at Coqnille City on Saturday even > « ----------- Inn on or before the full moon in each now to lay sewers in the city. It And as I believe he intended to California under the circumstances Senator Siglin, and he—Wager— Some parties thought that we month. being burned in effigy. The item is said it will cost $400,000. The were pleased with the apportion iujure me so I would die, I now named. Geo. McEwau, w a s sent us in good faith and we VV. M. people vote on this to-morrow. It ment which puts Josephine county believe that he intends to murder There are 17 miles of road in are sorry if we did the senator an is thought that it will be carried in this senatoral district. We tried me as soon as he can get a chance. G. A R. this district, but Supervisor Buck injustice. He says that Siglin easy. Something must be done; to be understood as saying it did And as I have called for protection, Gen- Lytle Post No- 27, is equal to the emergency. He was tendered no reception any the health of the city depends up not look much like a republican job I still call for protection. Meat« at Coquille City, on every first will soon be out with a force of where in Eastern Oregon, and Typhoid fever was plenty as was asserted by opposition pa E. Robbins. Wednesday. Visting comrads, in Rood on it men, but we hope he will wait till adds: “A few hoodlums at Milton standing, oordially invited. the past fall, and forepart of winter, pers. It looked more like a job Dora, Oregon, Jan. 20, 1887. the weather is settled, so the work did burn an effigy, I believe, be A. H. Wright, Commander. directly traceable to poor system of from the other side if the political cause I defeated the division of Coquille City Command sewerage. National City is about interests of the district had any Hon. J. H. Roberts spent Thurs done will be permanent day in this place. getting a big supply of wnter from thing to «io with it. Wednesday and Thursday were this county, in which act I have 2>To. 1 ., O i C -, -------- - ■ » - --------------- The extra supply of Meets in this place every first and third Sweetwater. Allen and Boutell left here for uncomfortably warm. The ther the support of at least four-fifths Peach trees were in bloom in of the county.” Tuesday iu each month. All memliers in water that is to supply this city their mining claim on Sixes Wed mometer in this place showed 78 of the people this place as early as the middle — ------ » -- ------------- flood standing are cordially invited. will not roach here before next fall of last week. nesday. A. T . Lillie, Commander. degrees. Subscribe for the H ebald I do not like a girl that's tall, A girl that’ s short is worse thau all; A girl that's still I would not woo, A girl that's pert is odious, too; [ sigh not for tie girl that's fat, And one that’s lean is worse than tlint; 1 would not court the one that's old, Unless, indeed, she's got the gold; And on« that's young I would not wed, For youth iH tickle, so 'tis said; I would not have a girl that’ s fair, And one that's dark I cannot bear; A girl of sense I could not rule, And yet I would not wed n fool; A flirting girl I would not take, For she my heart would surely break; A girl t^at talk* from morn till night I always look on with affright; ’ X I And it very hard to suit, Because of having so much fruit; No pick had Adam. I believe, The only woman then was Eve; Rut he no doubt deemed her a prize, lie took her and lost Paradise! —F. L. Squire«, in Norristown Herald. — - - s. — . — «