Coquille City herald., March 22, 1887, Image 2

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O u r S lo rr A n ecd ote F o r F a th e r.
F R O N 'U R R Y C O I S T I ’ .
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TUESDAY, MAli. 22, 1887.
Slew« Hri«*lï* m u l S p e cu la i ionN
A b o u t Thiw a n d T h a t .
Editor H d r a ld :— There seems
a general concurrence of opinion
( t i e s 1»AY.
down here that this has been the
With a knowledge of the ox cel-
lent harbor at the abo\t
1
place, a visit theienow, is sut u l^nt
to convieuce any one that our
mos* backward spring within the
memory of the present settlers,
rpj1UB f!ir rajns have been so fre-
quent that it has been practically
out of the question
question to
to accomplish
accompli
any thing of account toward gar­
dening or farming.
Usually wc
have a nice, warm spell in Febru-
ary pillowed hy rains toward the
| ^ of thftt month allj rfuring the
I f„ re|>(lrt ,,f March, but tins year
Bad man from Wicked Hollow
would crave the indulgence of the
good natuied editor of the H erald
and a little space in its columns to
sot hiraself aright before its many
i rcai^ rs*
‘ W ithout a doubt, Father and
j
—The days of its happiness were:
As seven boys were walking
J. H- UPTON,
numbered! It sighed for the tim e1 along a railroad track near Easton, j counseloiut IAW—NOTARY PUBLIC
when it had flown from twig | Pa., in a snow storm, they heard ; Conveyancer and General Land
to branch,
unsuspecting and ; a coal train approaching and step-
AGENT.
unsuspected of any quality above j ped onto the other track to avoid Collections Made— Loans Negotiated’
DENMARK, OREGON.
the lot of other birds.
It j it Jind then an express train
■ Ranches, Wild Land and Town Property
sighed for the time, when, unheard, thundered along and struck six of bought and sold. Collections a specialty
it had sung its joyful glee to the | the hoys and killed them all. All j and proceeds promptly remitted.
rising sun. But now, its fate was ; of them lmd their skulls crushed,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laud Office at lioseburg, Oregon, )
sealed. Doomed to be trapped, to ! The engineer says lie w«.s unable
March 9th, 1887
f
be caged or stuffed or cooked; and, to see tin* boys, owing to the blind-
’ OTICE is hereby given that the follow­
ing-named settler has filed notice of
worst of all, its qualities as an or- ing snow storm,
his intention t ) make final proof in support
nament, a singer, or a dish, to be
A libiti in Salem is in trouble and of his claim, and that said proof will be
rated by matter-of-fact people with
made beforo the Judge or Clerk of tho
the possession of a sight draft on county court of Coos county, Oregon, at
: birds of ordinary feather, ordinary
! a blind man.
Empire City, Oregon, on Thursday, April
SOng. and ordinary meat.
2 1st, 18*7. viz:
T. J. Patty, homestead en­
N< )TICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Bad Man,
try No. 3734. for the S. E. J 4 o f S. W . \ and
S.
W . V 4 of S. E. V4. Sec. 22. and the N. E.
(From Wicked Hollow.)
j "VTOTICE is hereby Riven that the undt r-
Judge N<
Saturday.
The weatln
are drying oi
Brother Cl
der was in t<
They had
London at
Rich gold
covered 12
Our war s|
about to rt
tion.
Mr. Sol M
terday with
Wise.
Mr Whit<
near Iowa
move dowu.|
Robert
clerk, wi
friends Frij
Reiaeml
on the 31st
on the Wat
Tommy
and one of
Saturday f<
Coquille.
^sd ^ an are
kindly actuated
toward ( oquille » esteemed school
usual prosperity.
Notwithstand­
teacher—there is no controversy
ing this, the people there seem— or
on that point—it is only iu the
presentation.
at least many of them do— down in
A modicum of common sense
the mouth. I he old saying th.it
the darkest hour is just before day,
and a very ordinary insight into
the workings of human nature will
1 s t ™ of Coos bay just a. tins
time. Of course the shutting down has been au exception in this be­ suggest that all such exaggerated
3-4 of N. W. >4 and N. W.
of N. E. K*, Sec.
of the coal miues has had its de- { half, altogether. Stock have suf­ pauses and superlatives, as are in­
UN
sig
~ ' • *•* *
I -L
v signed
has fiied her filial account as nd
27,
Tp.
28
H.
P..
1«
West,
Wil.
Mer.
J lie limes special from largo j luinistrutrix of the eststeof W ni.P . Wanner,
moralizing effec t on business, a s; fered considerably in sections even dulged iu by the irrepressible
He names the following witnesses to
well as the shutting down of work j where cattle and horses have hith- Father only tend to defeat the per- says: It is learned from a relia- deceased, and
prove his continuous residence upon, and
Me
source
that
three
of
the
great
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»
«
Aran., uw.
cultivation of, said land, viz:
at Empire; yet each is of short du­
o c lo c k , j). in.
Tto wintered iu good shape with-j ‘‘»I*
« '* * * ot their Fuuli railroad building linns have ° com- : a h t uti 2 bP
i-n sot apart for the settloimntoi .-.aid L. Harlocker , of Empire City, Coos Co. Or.
ration and before another year
out any feeding or attention what­ cation. Such a course,if persevered bined uud taken a contract to o ^ c b v tb» Honorable 0 « « , Court of , £ » ; * £ g L , }
Oregon.
rolls around, wo expect to see these
in through the medium of a public
ever.
Coos
county,
Oregon,
and
the
Leanr.^
of
•
it.
C.
Kobisonof
Norway,
Coon
Co.*
Oregon,
build for the St. Paul, Meuoeapolis
enterprises booming and other coal j
journal,
would
bring
about
the
re­
any
objections
thereto.
Chas
W
.
Johnston,
Some excitement and uneasiness
& Manitoba railway, 700 miles of
Dated Coquille, Oregon. March 8. 1887.
mrla
Register.
mines opened up. Some may he !
were created here the other day sult pointed out in the fable road between Mouse liver, in Nor­
Mary
E.
Pugh,
curious to know what hopeful signs
(which so provokes Fathers high
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
1 over the news that Johnny An-
(formerly Mary E. Wagner,)
thern
Dakota,
to
Great
Falls,
in
Land Office at Rosebnrg. Oregon, I
we see for the near future. In this j
displeasure) w hen the child discov­
Administratrix.
5 derson and a young man of Port
March 9th. 1887.
j
From Great F ills
connection we have to say that
ers a nnked mortal in the person Montana.
;
NOTICE
is
here
by
given
that
the
follow-
! Orford were probably lost at sea
the road continues south as far as
-NO i ICE Or fc IN a l se ftlemen r.
i ing-nnmed settler has filed notice of his in­
Coos bay harbor in second to none
of the adulated king. Would not,
in attempting to return to P ort.
_
tention to make commutation proof in sup­
tho
Montana
Central.
The
con-
'V
'O
T
IC
K
is
hereby
eiwen
that
the
nruler-
on tho Oregon const, which is des­
n . boat . f from u Seal!
i : indeed, sensible people—andrath-
. . . . .
,
,
-
! 1 * signed has filed his final account
ml- port of hid c!aim,and that said proof will be
Urfoid in a small
i e
tined to prove the most potent fac­
er being out we have yet such left struction is to be pushed as few ministrator of the estate of TitasB. Willard, made !>'*f«>re the J udge or Clerk of the coun­
rock, and being caught iu a gale, i
ty court of Coos county. Oregon, at Empire
tor in building up business.
Tho
in Coquille— gasp at last, from ut­ line ever have been. Fifty thou­ deceased, and
! They, however, made a heroic
Wism.xsr.iT. tttb Hrn mr of Avan.. 1887,
fji.v. Ore; on, on Wednesday, pril 20 18s7,
sand
men,
if
they
can
he
had,
will
rich and growing
interests of
ter weariness; “ Well we concede
at 1 o'clrck, p. m.
struggle against wind and wave, ,
v’z: I/'.’vi C. 'î i ’i>s.»T:, lioruestead entry N<■>.
the state demand an outlet to the
to the lady in questiou all that her be put on ns soon as spring opens. has been set apart for the settlement of said 4'âlO for the ii. K. 3i i f N. E. X and N. E. 3*
and finally made a landing at
sea board south of the Columbia
ardent admirers claim for her, but, It is claimed that this line will be j estate by the Honorable County court of of S. E. H and Lot 1 and 2, Sec. C, Tp. 28
Blacklock, with boat considerably
Coos county, Oregon, and the hearing of S. It. 12 West, Wil. Mer.
forsooth, is she superlative to every in operation before next fall from uny objections thereto.
river, and Coos bay, in the near
damaged.
He names the following witnesses to prove
lienee, is destined to furnish it;
other body whom we have known!” St. Paul to Helena, and will have
Dated Coquille, Oregon, March 8. 1887.
his
continuons residence upon, and culti­
Our school election in this dis­
Thos. It. Willard,
and while it may be a number of
vation of, said lands, viz:
Might not the person so extolled, branches to all leading Montana
trict (No. 13) developed p . rather
Administrator.
S. B . B °r r o w s
years before this is accomplished
have, some future day, reason to points, competing with the North-,
ell of C.iqnille City,
J . 0 . S 'tk m a n
! unusual state of affairs. We elect­
< ’• .os County, Oreg.
people are coming t> realize its
exclaim: “ Lord, deliver me from ern Pacific. It will have an a d -' Bar -.'on beach Estate (6 6 3 Acres) j T . > . W a lk er
ed one director and a clerk as is
j J . T . Mr sler
For
Sale.
vantage
of
the
latter
in
grades,
certainty, and will iu consequence,
Chas. W. Johnston,
C;>XT\INING the RACE COT II:’ 1 ‘.G A T E '
usual at the annual election, and, my friends!”
none
exceeding
forty
feet
to
the
invest and build up business.
Beui-ii,
Horseshoe
Bay,
the
Kettowoed
(Vvea.
The
;
Register.
The editor of the H e r a l d will
it being made known at the meet­
lutt ure nliout it. t!.e .-enter of t:io '.»••ap:. resorted j
mile.
It
will
also
be
operated
at
The idea of the bay being short of
hear Bad Man witness that, on Iho
to for health and recreation, and which, down to
ing that one of the old directors
day
of the last schcol election, he j m u < loss expense as it runs low water line is the exclusive j>r q -rty o f tlie
timber is untrue; and in fact we
was disqualified, and the new
owner by riqlit of patent. The
on the
learn that by short railroads a few
named to him this present teach- j throuSl1 a lcvel ™untry amI is not beach, which is nearly a mile in l c :v It. has au uu-
clerk elect not yet having qualified:
er-elect as the more eligible aspir-! trouhlei> witl> snow l-l >ckn'U-». obsctired view of tho Pacific (><•■ an, n i l is adniir-
miles back into the interior will
j ably r.dapted for villas, hotels, etc., trio northern
the old clerk was ordered to post
ant we had in tho field, an.l, that1 Tlie ' ' " e Jdl he so much straighter boundary adjoining the lauds o f A. Giroini, tho
opeu up sections of timber hither­
notices calling a special election to t b p np.ti.lp should plect candidates ! t,mn t,ie Northern Pacific that its j entire frontage o f which has been already disposed
to unequaled in sections logged for
the people bliouia elect canuiuaies
... I o f in building lot*. The beach itself extend« to a r|', HIS Popular Hotel hns recently been
elect a director to take the place favorable
to
her
nomination.
In
i
Horn
>.u
i
aul
to
xieiena
will
i considerable distance north of the f.-o!itao0, UI,d I put in botter order than ever before,
tin3 timber.
of the one who is not qualified to
llO rth ! *1»° south of it, and contains a largo quantity of r*. ti i m trnly a favorite res^ri.
be
but
little
longer.
It
goes
The salmon Ashing business is |
tliis conversation, the Bad Man re­
i red and white cedar, redwood, spruce, at-lt, maple
The tables are supplied with all the deli-
1 , i hold the position. This clerk, who
of
the
bud
lands
and
will
liavo
a
and myrtle brought in by every tide. The paten-
1
.
in its incipiency there as vet, but
marked that the only objectio 1 that
cacies to be had. and in style to snlt the
....
... ; , .
by the w av/ knows more law m
prairie country for nearly tho eu- I tec,88l8(> entitled to all mines, minerals, medici- | most fastidious epicure.
m a y and will prove of the first ini-
J
*7
could be put forward against this 1
.
•'
J
| nal springs, clam and oyster beds, waifs and estrays
,,
, lt_____________
solid chunks than any mundane
Its d in in g -r o o m s a n d s le e p in g apart-
tire
distance.
If
this
road
oper-
thereon.
portance. Already there tire mim
teacher, was her keeping over-time,
The temperature la unequaled in the United , m c n is a re s e co n d t o n o h o te l in S o n t h e m
mortal ought to know- -in chunks
erous men preparing to fish the
contrary to the intent of the state ates in connection with the Cana­ States for equability, there being only i:t degrees O r e g o n .
anyhow—refused to make the
the monthly mean o f January, the coldest v4uJ>b
M th . A. L. Olive, Prop,
coming season, and only a few days
school-laws. So, if this teacher dian Pacific it will be a formidable between
month o f the year—the average o f which is 4i> d^y». j
"
entry and post notices as required
competitor
of
the
Northern
Pacific
—aud
that
of
July
aud
August,
the
hottest—tho
,vv-
j
ago we observed M. Marshall en-1
erred, she only erred by too much
Till' SEW AM) COMMODIOUS
erage of which is 59tsee Signal Service Report).
. .
! The meeting adjourned without
I'lii'rd ix\ TCktiiua la m nor fr o m tlm
°
;
zenl. As a public servant, this for not only Montana business but The inside lands, about 340acres of which are moie
4
„ •! any particular action iu the matter,
or less cleared land under feuce are suitable for
Aaronsville mill for the purpose o f ,
....
,
, .
lady has always aimed to please that of the Pacific Const.
dairying, or raising cattle or sheep as well as for
and immediately afterwards it was
erecting a cannery, which is now
grain, roots, etc., and the entire when cleared (aud
her patrons and no one need enter­
If«*w E d i l i » u - S * ‘ U b ‘ i>\ b u l l i r .
learned that the clerk elect would
this is ea-ily accomplished, as the timber has been
under course of construction. We
tain a doubt that she would n ot!
t
permitted to grow ouly since the white man settled
not qualify, and that the new di­ cheerfully listen to the demands of
Henry N . ( opp, tho land end here about JO years since,) will maintain a large
also observed the fitting out and
o f cattle, and also adapted for for the ordi­
1 pension lawyer of Washington hns number
Swift and Sure,
more perfect arrangement of the rector elect dops imt. as a matter parents in this regard
nary products o f agriculture iu a temperate climate.
of
fact,
reside
in
the
district.
; Bad Man «ill now dismiss the j«at issued the twelfth edition of Easy terms will bo given, nearly tl;e eutire pur­
Aaronsville mill; the erection of a
chase money being allowed to lie on the land* fo r a
Here,
then,
is
a
dilemma.
O n ly
new and commodious mill at Nortli
teacher from further contemplation | ^*'s Settler s (ntide. It is an ni- longtim e, Tho north rn line o f these inside
one director, and no clerk t> g iv e
I and pay his respects to Father. If (Uspensahle hook for all who are, lands is only half a mile from the jtostofficc, store, Mnkes tli“ round trip between Bandon and
Bend,which we learned fromMr.Pil-
shipping wharves, etc., o f the rising seaport town
(Vquilli* City every day.
lips, would be complete in a couple notice of the required special e le c ­ i Bad Man has selected for himself or expect to be interested in public of liandon, which is situated at the mouth o f the Leaves Bandon about 7.30 a. m., arriving
Coquille, a river navigable for seagoing ships for
of months; the construction of a tion to fill up these several vacan- the cugnoiiion »»f Lucifer, it lias at land. Settlers will save m o n e y by 30
fit Coquille City ak)Ut 11:30 a. in. Return­
or 40 miles from its mouth, and where building
But
the
law
is
so
plain
that
purchasing
it,
and
all
who
exp-
ft
lots o f a frontage of 30 feet are selling for ?5rt) and ing, leaves Coquille City about 12:30 p. m .
large ocean steamer at North Bend,! *1C*
least the apology of modesty wlmn
upwards. This is an opportunity for industrious and arrives at Bandon about 4:30 p. m.
save
one
who
is
too
j
aud various other monumental evi- 110 l)e,f'on
compared with another which to take up i uai i-aouid get po-.-ti-d find enterprising people, rarely met with. The
r?TThis Steamer conn-cts at Coqnilie
deuces of the faith of the business wise for this world, can mistake j breaks on«- of the ten command­ ou the several iaws under wiiicdi price sought for at present is ouly at the rate o f ?23 City with the *•< K R l l V for Myrtle Point.
per acre. Apply to GEORGE BENNETT, liandon-
men of the bay in its future. Then, its meaning. Sec. 38 of tlie amend­ ments. Lucifer is a hard hoy to land can be entered. A chapter, »’ ook County, Oregon.
Through fare on both boats, 50ct».
ed
school
law
reads:
illustrated
with
numerous
cuts.
in view of these conditions we
throw however, he should not be
tl«
would say that there is no just j “ When a vacancy shall occur in ! conceited, when a man who puts on j sll,>ws llow to M ' township, section
cause of fears for the future of that tho boar'1 *’>’ lIea,h- resignation or Omnipotence! takes a side-hold. an(1 «lulirt(,r BW'tKm
and
pxplnins tin* system of surveys. It
place by any Coos BayiteS,aml they 1 otherwise, the remaining member Now, for tiie anecdote:
a oinmissioner Sparks i mers
should never lose sight of the fact; or »‘embers thereof shall forthwith
"A long time ago,amid the groves givcs
=»-
*
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t t t v
-vr ti " -q _ i ~ li ■ u m. ■ ________
that they are centrally located, and 1 a»thorizc the clerk to call a spe- Of Happy Vale, a little bird might «” ■{
and instruct,,.,,., |
Q Q Q ,
i
i
i
.1
land full liifonnatiou about t!ie
a
a
•
that their good harbor will be rec-; t,lal meeting to fill such vacancy.” i have
nave been heard warbling its mol-
°
mi
n
pro
i
ifTi
Then S«>c. 53 read
‘Each
ognized some day.
odies on the morning air. It siiiicr homestead, pre-emption, timber ;
The Coquille feels proud of her i school district shall elect, at the just ns other birds were wont to 1
* » > • >»«•!. »mlollic, laws.
big sister, and looks forward to the annu'd meeting, a district clerk, sing. It flew from twig to branch ! T1>»
" f tllP “ k lsol,l>'
; T
time w hen cheap and rapid com- j
shall hold his office fni one just as spightly as did other birds. I 11 « ‘ ll te!l J,,,n 'vll° ls
!
mnnication can he had between Jear' ' until his successor is elect- Its plumage, though fair, wue uot !
^l
and; how continuous your |
must
mo
;
wnat
improve-
resilience
tliem. that the splendid market of ; ec^ »nd qualified,
more radiant than that of a h un-1 residence must he; , what , , ... , | Few towns possess the natural advantages that Coquille enjoj's, and which will, in
tho bay may be utilized by tho Co-'
^ ,0
l^n*n’ simple died other denizens of the wood: menL \ou
1 m«i vt , w in. .. i..<. the near future, cause it to blossom as the rose. It has a beautiful and pleasant site.
quille farmers aud ranchers; a | ^aw* 0111 district might, if there Its well rounded body presented v lb* y ° u Illlii;t 8" 0ar Toi a^ abou.i, J being situated, for the most part, on a level plateau on the sunny side of the Coquille
lines but
nraee- contesl:\ »rid ou w h.it g ro u n d s they ; Kiver, thirty miles from the Pacific;ocean, which is reached every day by afour-houra
market far superior for us to any! was no °lber remedy, remain of- oraceful
graceful lines,
but not
not more
more grace­
•teamer ride. Coquille City is at the center of thcconverging wagon’road system of Coo*
0^ljer
! ficerless for an indefinite period,
ful than its fello.ws. It feasted on can be cvuneenced; also about state ;
lands, stone and timber lands, min- | Cou,ltv’ aud isi,ttl,(* l‘^d of deepwater navigation, and in the central part of avast body
with no board to employ teachers
berries.
It
sipped
water
from
the,
, . .
i mricn,
ot rich, river oouom
bottom iuna,
land, which is tue
the sourceoi
source of an
all true ana
and enduring prosperity Tha
The Sunday school in this place j Gr clerk to do its bidding.
But
silver brook. It loved
life and ; era an< s> (bo,ert Rn ries, sa loe, , couutry roundabout is tilled with precious mclals, minerals and coal to an unparalleled
will have to die if the boys continue we are not without a remedy. The
was happy, Now on an evil day, i rftilr°ad, c o a l, towmsite, and other j extent, and is covered with a variety of timber that for quantity and quality is not ax-
playing ball around the church on remaining director can appoint
As a dairying and stock-
an admirer— a friend of the bird lands; script, warrant, and other i celled hy that of any place on the Coast, if, indeed equaled.
Sundays. Tho noise diverts the at-; a clerk who, it may bo hoped, will * t*.
e , •
_ na i n *
entiies. <fce. Its purchase will save raisin« country, and a sanitarium for those seeking health.it is l»ouud to come to the front
rank. The fishing industry will prove an important factor, while the numerous mills and
tention of the children and the !an- \ not be inflated with that species
He spied the bird, and, looking up­ you money and trouble, as errone­ factories, completed, in course of construction, and contemplated, will make the whole
gnage used is such that parents of of supermundane wisdom which
on it, be exclaimed in magnificent ous statements circulated by con­ ctmnty a buzzing hive of industry and wealth. Coquille City is in the center, is the
small children would prefer that the old clerk holds ample to ab­
most eligible and will enjoy all. Its school, church, and society advantages are second
superlatives: “ Why, you splendid versation among settlers may, if to none in the county. Building material is cheaper at this point than at any other in the
they should not hear. The women solve him from the performance
little creature! The most exquis- acted upon, cost you a contest, per- county. It has tho advantage of a corporation and is to soon have a mountain stream
folks of the town gather there on of the simplest duty.
ite plumage that ever had clothed baPa y ° » r la»d aud improvements of water run through it for protection against fire. Property reasonable.
Sunday with their innocent little
J. A. D e a n , a g e n t ,
M . J. M c D onald , p r o p .,
More on this subject later, if a form so transceudently lovely!
Mrs.
John
Mack
ay's
jewels
are
/children for a pleasant seasou of developments shall seem to justify.
Coquille City.
San Francisco.
You beautifulest of the grove! valued at over a million dollars,
▼4n2tf
instruction, and it is to») bad, boys,
Yeritas.
How unspeakably beautiful you among them a sapphire valued at
to interrupt and drive them away.
Denmark, March 14,1887.
would look stuffed with straw as an $150,000; a necklace S100,000, and
They commenced their school early ;
The cigars smoked in this coun­ ornament to the head-gears of the a pair of solitaires worth $425,000.
jn the winter and furnished you
,a pleasant resort when the weather try annually, if put end to end, period! You sweetest of song-I John used to work as a common
would reach around the earth nine sters! \V hat notes of celestial liar- laborer in the mines in Calfornia
.would not permit your outside
times.— Ex. (Yes. and if the mon­ mony preceed from your little mu­
sports; now you should not trouble ey paid for them had been expend­
An attempt on the life of the
sic box! What a delightful com-
them. If you do not want to at­ ed for the necessaries of life, the |
Czar of Russia was made several
tend their school be manly enough war. ts of the poor of the whole ! Pana>n’ ^ lodged in a cage and |
and socialists and an-
jtry could have been relieved, hung to the wall of my study! ( J ngo,
to move your play; they cannot country
are happy all over.
move the church.
The time when these needless, but Aud, you are fat!—fat as—no, you archists -------
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expensive, luxuries are dispensed are incomparable; you are the fat­
Palisade, Nevada, had three
In Maine, the pay for a legisla­ with, must be looked forward to
Dmcrp, Modieins, Pnints. Oils, Cnndies. Cicrnrs, Tobacco,
tor is $150 for the session, whether with interest by most right-think­ test in all the land! What a dain­ earthquake shocks last Tuesday.
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ty dish for au epicure!” Thereupon,
short or long. It should be so ev- ing people.
Fancy Articles. Stationery and the finest quality of Sehool Books.
Buffalo,
New
York,
lost
half
a
y where. The last day or two
Agent for the leading sewing Machines, Mason
Hamlin or­
this admirer, opens his note book
The supreme court of this and begins to scrawl his impres­ million hist week by fire.
ows what the ordinary legisla­
gans, &c. Old Wines and Liquors of the best quality.
re could do, and this fixdiug for state has sustained “the court be-
Prescriptions carefnlly compounded.
Sec. Manning and family are off
pnths simply to continue the pay ; low” in the case of Sanford vs. sions for the newspapers.
L IV E and LET LIVE.
vln3 tf
Alas for the bird of Happy Yale! for Europe.
all wrong.
! Sanford.
neighbors are
on
the verge of
un­
N
Lew Sim
killed a lai
uingham c
on Sunday
C. D . H
nearly a yt
his wife d
na last we
The 26t
day with
set lodge
ebration
John N
splendid
county,to
val from
Thom at
came do
none the
prisoned
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O L I V E ; HOTEL,
m. t L M ill, i'ROP.
Coquille City, Oregon.
Dr. Mi
way yest
the mert
with thal
tion.
Mrs. S
the Lock
would b<
Coquille
the bay.
We ar
tions to
for favo
vors auc
ald con
I be 1
A A T E L 0 P E,
Levi Snyder, Captain,
Coming,
Coming,
Coming ! ! !
JELLE CITY!
lie eoiiiiiig Tomi of S. AV. Oregon!
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M YRTLE DRUG STORE.
Myrtle Point, Ogn.
W. L. DIXON
. .
. Proprietor.
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