Coquille City herald., March 22, 1887, Image 3

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It l.ooleft I.ilto W a r .
pressing their gratitude to the
Assessor Garrison will be on the
° ,,r B a n d *« F irst T r ip to t urry.
London, March 15.—The public
river this week.
On the sixteenth, in response to band. A large purse filled with
Judge Nosier visited the bay
coin,
was
presented
to
the
treasur­
is badly informed here as to prep­
AVages are inoivasiiig in the an invitation by the goixl people of |
Saturday.
er,
which
was
duly
appreciated
arations i;i Austria, nnd German\
East, which is a hopeful sign of New L ike, Curry county, the Co-
The weather is tine and the roads
and
again
reminds
us
of
the
adage
for immediate war. A correspond­
quille City brass band boarded the ;
better times.
are drying out.
“
actions
speak
loud
ir
than
words.”
ent just arrived from Cnrcow, says
Remember the ocean steamer steamer Autolope to visit that beau- ^
Their
hall,
though
new
and
unfin­
Brother Chiletrom of the Recor-
ten thousand men are engaged Has nttalned a standard o f crecllenoo whloh
meeting in this place April 9th, tiful portion of our sister county. ■
of no imjierior.
ished, presented a lovely appear­ night and day in fortifying that 1 admits
der was in town on Saturday.
It contains e v ry improvement that inventive
The
day
being
beautiful
and
and be sure and attend.
genius, skill und money cnn produce.
They had midnight darkness in
bright, the band boys took a posi-; ance. the walls being adorned with place. Austria’s preparations for
Burt McDuffee left yesterday
London at noon last Tuesday
tion on the upper deck of the emblems, and beautifully decora­ war are herculean, but a little late.
for the mines of Jackson county,
steamer whence they sent sweet ted with evergreens formed into Germany, on the other hand, is
Rich gold mines have been dis­ where he has a good job.
ORGAN
strains echoing through the hills,1 wreaths and streamers tastefully ar­ prepared to start on a campaign to­
covered 1*2 miles from Atlanta, Ga.
J. J. Wilson, the watchmaker, and cheering the farmers so busilv . ranged which showed the work of morrows All the army contracts
W AS-
Our war secretary is mi,I to lie „.¡j, h(i <)Vcr iu ,vefk or s„
re.
TtAVTOn
labor on their of skillful hands nnd artistic ('yes. are signed, and officers have their
about t.> resign hi« cabinet posi-,
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Remeui-! <‘nBa|
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SEALED MARCHING ORDERS.
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i ranches along the rm r. At 1 ar-
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ber this and take him your work, i ,
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; Band” adorned one end of the
FIVB
The expectation of an immediate
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kersburc every tiling presented a
Mr. ool W is©, arrived here yes-
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l ni ie .loim rluhimids mans lively appearance; the mill havmg hall with a Shamrock leaf at either war is almost universal. Her st ate
terday
with
his
wife
and
bain-
like-
fr;RIlli,,
u.orp glial to
t<. in(
miv»t
lmn }Oh-
wva
.
,
j
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iriemis weie
i t nnn
smarted up under the ten-hour
| side. When it was light enough of readiness is perfect, with not a
\\ ise.
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terday aftei his w intei s sojourn in | system. There we gained some jovi-1 to see to drive we again boarded gaiter or button wanting in the These excelled Or > : re celebrated for vol-
i iv poufcf, variety of com-
lime, quality cf ; ,. ,,
Mr White has pun chased a place | San Francisco. He reports dull
accession« to our nlreatlv merry! the wagons for Bandon and drove equipment of the army. Business biiiuiiori.
L- • :ty in finish, perfect
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o n s t r u c t i o n , ; m i ihr most allí active, orna-
near Iowa slough and will soon times in the city.
j crowd that added new conversation away mid cheers sent up by the is completely suspended, and com­ c ouatai
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a:.s for home«, schools,
and
churckei, lodges, toadies, tic.
people
that
made
the
hills
ring.
mercial
relations
have
been
so
move down.
The contract for idling for the \ and interest to the party. At Ran-j
rS T A H L IS n E D K r r r T A T IO M .
An Excursionist. much disturbed that o p in io n favors T N E d llA L E D F A C IL IT IE S ,
Robert H. Lowe, our deputy goverment work at the mouth of dolpli we met many old friends
W K II .L I .lt W O R B M E X ,
an immediate release from the ten­
clers,
was over hero \isiting the Uoqtiillo was awarded to Mr. and a general hand-shaking ensued j
P r o h ib itio n .
B E S T M A T E R IA L ,
sion in Germany.
friends I riday and Saturday.
J. R. Marshall at 4 cents per foot t till the mails were changed, and i
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Ed. H e r a l d : N ow that the nll-
Notwithstanding rumors of a
Remember the entertaiuineut — too cheap.
i th e n we were off again. Bandon
absorbincr question for the rest of
probable violation of Belgian terri­
on the 9lst.
Go and see ‘"Bread V ote of thanks . —Morning Star j was readied about 5 p. m., when
the season will be “ prohibition” in
tory, the feeling is that a campaign
Instruction Books and Piano Stools.
on the Waters” and “ Handy Andy, lodge No. (54, I. O. G. T.. of this ! »11 went ashore in search of friends, 1
view of the pending vote for the
can be conducted as in 1870, on the Catalogues and Price Lista, on application,
Tommy Johnson, a H e r a l d typo, place, voted their thanks to the ed- | do., as well as a square meal which 1
amendment, we would respectfully
France
and one of the best boys living,left itor of the Coast Mail for encour- always adds materially to the pleas-! ask that you give space to the Alsace-Loraine frontier.
CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN CO.
will
not
be
so
ready
for
war
as
831 BLUE ISLAND AVE.,
Saturday for a sojourn on N orth, aging temperance sentiments ex- 1 u,e
such occasions. In the: discussion in n friendly and rea­
Germany will be. It is thorough­
CHICAGO, ILL.
Coquille.
pressed.
eveuing, when all were rested, thej
sonable way of this momentous
ly understood that if war breaks
Lew Simmons and T. W .W right
Green Self, with bis two little
repaired to the front of the j question.
And in the discussion,
killed a lsrge cougar between Cnn- boys returned here yesterday much ; *I;d] aIld rtuideted n few strains, we think that every contributor out in the west of Europe it will be
uingham creek and North Coquille to the delight of bis friend. Mr. S .1 wddtdl ’va3 the signal for the gath- should sign his real name and that begun by Germany for tactical and
diplomatic reasons, so as to neutral­
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on Sunday.
has been living at Winneuiucca, | eriuB k« ether o£ a swial Imrt>' no personal wrangles be allowed,
ize France in the event of an Aus-
Tli© Undersigned
C. D. Harman, who arrived here Nev„ since the death of his wife. 1 " ho triPPed «** “ he ht fanta8tlc” but that each side of the question
tro-liussian conflict.
till about midnight, when all retir­
H as
nearly a year ago, was joined by His littla girl remained with her
be given equal space.
ed. On the morrow a gloomy
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his wife direct from North Caroli-; uncle in Nevada,
OZE^U j STZEZD
W W. Hayes,
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cloud shaded the arched expanse
Wm. Gallier,
na last week.
j L Louis Roberts, son of Kepresen- ,
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Boston. March 14.—It is report­
,, . . . i above, as well as the countenances
Hiram Thurston.
ive Roberts of Myrtle Point, at- , .
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ed that a heavily loaded passenger
The 26th of next month is a big j tntiv
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I of tue excursionists, nut was some-
W o n d e r fiil ( ’lirrH.
train on the Bos ton and Providence
day with the I. O. O. F. and Sun-! tender! the Prohibition Alliance j
more forcibl
aa u cam<>
1). Hoyk & Co., wholesHle anil retail j
set lodge of the bay proposes a eel- comrentron here on
bah,r,lay. I
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.„ torrel)t ug0(J. dniggists of Home. Ga.. say: We have been ! railroad met with a terrible acci­
I3ST
dent
about
7
o'clock
this
morning,
ebrntion of it.
*‘° " le ‘% ° “ ° of « “
, )y called ‘Oregon mist." Notwith- selling Dr. King's New Discovery, Electric j
John X. Langlois has sold hi8 i leader of the n p ^ r Coqu,lie, and ; ^
the an(.,e
ot thp bitters nnd Rocklin's Arnica salve for two | between Rosindale and Forest Hill.
A"“ ars. Have never handled remedies that! Four cars are said to have gone
splendid ranch at New Lake,Curry ls tni,.v a worker for that cause,
an d .
weather, Messrs. Thus. Langlois sell as well, or give such universal satisfac- i
through
a
bridge
and
many
persons
Is prepared to buy or sell for
county,to Mr. Marshall, a late arri-
V ) te of i hanks .
The Co- and Jus. Cox were ready in due! tion. T u re have been some w on d erfu l1
cures
effected
by
these
medicines
in
this'
were
killed.
A
wrecking
train
has
val from California.
quille City brass band gratefully season with full accommodations
reasonal>le consideration.
city. Several cases r f pronounced consump- j
Thomas Green, of Sixes mines, ««knowledge their many obliga- to convey
____ ^ the band and other | tion have been entirely cured by use of a left here for the scene of the acci­
He has the following for sale:
dent.
Advices
just
received
from
camo down Wednesday ltKiking
to the people of New Lake, i g Uests to the appointed pi ace. At i few bottles of Dr. King"* New Discovery,
The Greatest Bargain Out
none the worse for his snow im- nu<^ ^ lose along the intervening ^ 9:30 a . m . all were ready, and in a tukon in connection with Electric Hitters. near the scene of the wreck are
We guarantee them always. Sold by J. H. that nineteen bodies already have
prisoned winters work.
j route of theii late excuisiou down ; short time we were on the beach Nosier.
\ groiil fhanre for niiikiiuf Money,
I been tnken from the ruins.
the coast, for the many kindnesses , going like magic over the hard sea!
¡$32.1.—Two splendid lots on a corner, in
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Dr. Murphy was called to Nor-
Boston,
March
14.—
Latest
ad­
the best part of Coquille City, with good
.
,
! shown them,
sand beaten (ioivn by the Beething i A Sunday school convention will j
way yesterday to see Udeu .Nelson,
box house with “ L.”
Lots cleared and
vices
from
the
scene
of
the
accident
the merchant, who is speechless
A new territory, w ith ‘ he capital surf, as it rushed to and fro with be held at Myrtle Point on the last |
fenced.
This is one o f the best bargains
on the Boston and Providence in­ ever offered here.
with that dread disease, consump-
Spokane i alls or A\ alia W alia. snowy crest. Our journey continu- Saturday (30th) of April. A cor-
dicates that thirty-seven persons 60 acres of the finest fir timber on the
tjOIL
j is 1° be formed of Eastern W ash- od on the beach for upwards of a dial invitation is extended to all
river, 2 miles above Coquille City, near the
Sunday schools in the county, and were killed and forty injure!. river, with logging roads to it. It is esti­
Mrs. S. A. Moore having leased i"«?0” and Ul,\ Idall,° P*D,mn<,le‘ ! dozPU lnile9.
we turne<l east‘
Among these are many women.
the Lockhart hotel in Empire C ity.' l£ 18 thfi ” ak*“ g , of a ve>7 rich . wand across Ibe sandhills nnd those attending from a distance Conductor Tilden was among the mated thnt there are 3,000,000 feet o f good
timber on the land. The land will be Bold
would be pleased to see her many 8tate‘ 88 lt, has th* famoua mloes of through the green pastures of some will lie entertained, free of charge,
at a very great bargain.
killed.
Coquille friends when they visit [ £dah,°,.“ nd 11‘®
« g n c o l-jo l the famous dairy farms of by the members of the Myrtle j
The cheapest—1483*j acres ? miles from
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tnral district of Washington.
; Curry, which present a love Point Union Sunday school.
Gravel Ford. 30 acres in cultivation.
All
the bay.
good
land
goodout
range
for
stock.
House
The approach to this end of Flo­
Wm H. Pullen, supt.
Mr. McCleay and two gentlemen ly appearance considering the i
We are under renewed obliga­
ras creek bridge is simply a dis­ 20x16 with shed addition. Bam 30x43
Aimer» Miller, sect
direct from Louisville, Ky., were ! time of year; and. presently while |
good orchard, 5 head of cuttle, lot o f hog».
tions to Capts. Reed and Snyder
grace
to
the
community,
and
a
M.
P.
U.
S.
S.
12 stands o f bees, farming tools.
Good
in town yesterday. They have j admiring the scenery, we reached'
for favors. They never tire of fa­
tim
ber«
n
uncleared
portion
o
f
the
land.
menace
to
ali
who
have
teaming
to
come to prosecute business at the our destination, w here the Coquille
l*n s!iin ^ :m«l U i'lin b lo .
vors and Courtises, and the H f . k -
All f«.r ijJJOO enquire of J. Slurdevant on the
.1. 1J. Nosier cnn n!\i ays bo relied upon * * do ov ;r it.
blacksand mines with the new proc- City brass band received tlie heart-
premi .es or o f the undersigned.
ald comes in for it- share.
Crystal creek needs a bridge bad-
ess Mr. McCleay has been introduc- iest welcome ever recievi d .in e e;rry in stock ilu- purest nnd l**«t goods, nnd
THREE LOTS.
The Portland News is the first ing, and which all miners seem to their organization. Warm hearths sustain the reputation of l*eins» active, pnsh- lv. Among the number who have
A
House
o
f
5
rooms centerally located in
ir. _• rud reliable Lv recommend«!»; nri u-les
got
into
it
and
found
it
too
deep
is
part>er we have noticed in Oregon think is the best out.
Coquille City very cheap for cash.
. were awaiting our arrival and a , w ith well established merit m.d such as ere
W il l I E CEDAR
Sheriff
Bailey,
last
time
he
was
to expose the infamous way Los
popular.
Having
the
agency
for
the
eele-
‘
! general routine of introductions'
acres o f white
cedar timber
1 6 0 land, oue-fourtu mile from Bear
Angeles has of trying to cover up | The prohibition alliance men- j ' p l e a s a n t recognitions took I rated Dr. Kina’ s Discovery for consump­ hero. His horse had to s.vim.
tion, colds, nnd coughs, will sell it on n pos­
tree I
Very Cheap.
the dreaded small-pox in that city, boned some weeks ago was organ-1 ^
uuli, ainner wa8 SPrveil. v,e 1 itive f.ninrantee. It will sur?ly care any
I think there will be more butter creek.
Brewery for sale—capacity ot six
barrels.
Good Location—Every­
Illinois has just refused prohi- i
lPr‘ oa ‘ atm. ay.
. t 1 10 having arrived h little earlier than and every affection of t hroat, langs. or chest shipped from here in boxes the -CL
thing
convenient.
Satisfactory rsnsone
and
in
order
to
prove
oor
claim,
we
ask
you
coming season and less in bbls.
bition. The js*r cai>ita tax of that j suggestion of some of the otheers : expected. After partaking of a!
given for wishing to sell.
to call and cret a TriHl Bottle Free.
Packing is not so certain to produce
state is §7,while in Kansas it is I
defer the publishing of the pro- ; j luscious dinner, the band formed
ne and a half acres one-half mile from
Coquille City, on stage road; house of
only, 20 cents, and 10 cents iu encl^, codings till next week, when it is i out on the plaza in front of the hotel,
C. P. Ellwinger, a dismissed po­ profits as it used to be. No doubt
five
rooms, wood-shed, good cistern, 150
Alains
owi Vikrnw.nl
i h is i i desired that it come out simultane- j ¡played
,
- , were liceman at Portland, in a fit of in­ a great many have taken to doing fruit trees, some bearing—Very cheap.
.Maine anil
veimont. Witv
» ii} m
several pieces which
it. and so the supply of pickled roll
1 ously in
all
the
county
papers.
W
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0 * 7 acres on North fork near Grave!
sanity
attempted
to
kill
his
wife,
difference?
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duly appreciated by a large ccui-
is larger than the demand will sus­
O I Ford: 25 acres clean d , house 16x28,
T v v r
will take the liberty to state, how-j
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prices.
barn 30x54, smokehouse, wood-shed, bee
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cour-e of C urry s good people who and was slashing her in a fightful tain, at good
W. A. Luse, J. A. i oakum,
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ever, that they ask for space in all j
manner
when
he
was
promptly
house;
4 stands o f bees, 2 cows, household
Nathan and Henry Smith of Cixia j
came in good humor and rejoiced
The Marine Engineers’ associa­ and kitchen furniture, farming tools, wagon
kn
ooked
down
with
a
ball
bat.
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. the papers in the county, for the
river, arrived here on r ridav to at-
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in being pleased. Iu the evening
tion. No. 52, will hold its annual and harness, 15 acres of crops: range out­
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a i.,,. ! discussion of the question of pro­ about half past seven we all repair­ Before a multitude of strong hndas
side and convenient lor 100 head o f stock,
tend the prohibition rally on Satur- . . . . .
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could prevent, and w hile he was ly­ election on the last Saturday in is
less than one mile from school house nnd
,
I.
t
i i . i hibition. I his is a live issm and
day. They are all earnest and hard , t
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ed to the hall, where the band fur­ ing on his back on the sidewalk he March—26th inst.—at Marshfield. post offee—$2500.
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has two distinct sides.—“ Do you
4 miles ulyovc Parkersburg,
workers for the came.
j w^r,t t|10 p^ t and present state of nished the music for the marches cut his own throat from ear to ear All members are respectfully in­ t 1 D m * acres.
on Coquille r'ver; 25 acres bottom—
balance t>euch nnd hill land. House 20x28
Jas. Ray, a former resident of affairs to exist; the saloon and its while that for the dancing was and died.
vited to be present.
barn 42x60; good, young orchard, bearing;
The man E. W. Jones who shot
this couuty, has Returned from a ! concomitants, or do yon want the supplied by Messrs. Langlois &
good timber on the on the place; good ou t­
T. A. Lewis,
R. Cordis,
side range for stock. Price. 1250.
abolition of the saloons, and sobri- Saben, which was supurb and the M rs. Newton at Albir.a some time
Prisident
Secretary. di* 150' for 160 acres o f land. 60 acres under
visit to his old home in
Missouri.
.
. ety take their places,” is the way
fence, 600 fruit trees house, bam 60X40.
He says the trouble is, he came . they put it. They say all they ask merry throng which filled the hall ago through criminal carelessness
\ g« od range for cattle adjoining.
B u c k le n V i A r n ic a N a iv e .
fc r House and two U>ts in Coquille
here and got his feet wet and can’t is for the papers to choose in favoi to overflowing kept up an unbrok­ has been found guilty of man­ The biMt sal ve in the world for cata, bruis­ i r City;
very cheap.
stay away from Oregon.
of right, and will leave the editors en round of enjoyment until mid­ slaughter. the crime for which is es, sores, ulcers, snlt rheum, fever sores, tet­ ' H O ACRES on Coquille river, 60 acre»
of the papers themselves to say night. After a splendid supper from one to 15 years in the pen. ter. chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and ‘• T t ) bottom land. 6 acres cleared, bal­
J. W. Wimer, one of Josephine
all skin eruptions, and positively'cures pile«, ance good timber, cedar and fir -convenient
which is the right.
bnmll house with three rooms,
we returned to the hall and the
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or no pay required. It is guaranteed to jrive to log.
county’s enterprising business
$2200. Or. 120 acres including the bottom
Canadian cruisers are being fit­
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. land and house $1200—a splendid chance
A New York dispatch says: The i dancing was kept up till a late
men, will move to the Coquille
ted out to resist American fishing Price 2.r» cents per box. For sale by J . I I . for one wishing to make a home. Liberal
h< when all became tired, and the
terms given.
this season. We need just such old Commercial Advertiser would hour
vessels next season. Why are not Nosier.
One choioe business lot in Coqnille City
mse
was
called
to
order
and
a
|
re
always
*
seem
to
be
drifting
back
to
the
old
i
hi
men ns Mr. W. and we are
—very desirable.
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the
boundaries
of
each
defined,
F or S a l e . — 80 acres of good
Know Nothing pi atform and the song announced. One song called
A BARGAIN.
glad to welcome such.
and
the
United
States
and
Canada
,*T
Q
acres
at
Gravel Ford, all bottom
fact does not escape attention of for another until several beautiful
bottom land two miles from Co­
♦JO land.
50 acres under cultivation,
A. H. Fish, of Angora, called on those who are trying to forecast
fishing fleets made to keep in their quille City. A fine house on the 30 acres
goial pasture.
One o f the beat
sentimental and comic pieces were
us Wednesday. He informs us the political future. In an editoial
fields?__________________________ premises. Piice, $1100; the best places on the North fork; would make a
beautifully rendered by a couple of
good dairy farm. For particulars enquire
that cattle did fairly well in his tending to show what it calls
M A R R IE D .
_________ bargain ever offered on the river. o f the undersighed or on the premises o f
the alarming increase in foreign gentleman whose vocal powers ^
J. B. Fox, Gravel Ford, Oregon.
part, last month feeding on the
influence which threatens to over­ were superior to anything we have
Call
on
W.
L.
Laird.
A well improved farm of 100 acres on Fish-
At K a p il* City, Orog., March 14, 1887, by
buds and tassels of the “ pussy wil­ throw the republic, it says: “ It is
trap
50 acres bottom land: ;ood house and
heard for a long time. The danc­ W. H.S. Hyde, jaatice o f the pence, John
COAL! COAL! !
lows” which the snow had , bent
.
tine for Americans to awake to the
barn
and orchard: is a good home for any­
Ruth nnd Mina Lena Johnson.
down for their accominodation. (iRDg©r a nd adopt measures for its ing was then continued till the
one.
Price t>2230. Liberal terms given.
W . R . Panterwill deliver atone coal on
Cattle actua.ly preferred this kind , renu)vap xtis time to sing ‘Yankee break of day when breakfast was an- _________________ B O R A .________________ the hank of the river at hia landing for
120 sores three miles up the North fork.
of fare to good feed. We had « n - , D(X>(1]e>7 ftD(1 not 1)0 ashamed of nounced, and every one was again
$2.50 in bulk; in sack«—Hacks furnished— 27 acres plowland cleared, good house; bam
At New Lake March 14, to the wife of R. $3 per ton.
ticipated great loss owing to the singing it. It is time to rebuke and ! ready to “ wrastle with his hash.”
40x40. School house within 200 yards of
Pomeroy, a dnnphtcr.
v5n26tf.
the house. Can be made one o f the beat of
unprecedented snow.
retire those politicians w hose chief j After breakfast and before it was
farms. Very little waste land—good water.
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M iss Lehman closed her winter endeavor is to placate the foreign ! lite light enough
FOR
SALE!
Price $1500.
Iuquire o f P . Dean or the
to handle the
term of school here on Friday. element, by which we do not mean cIul^e hght enough to handle the
undersigned.
Ten
head
of
young
Milch
Cows.
She will give a short vacation, those foreigners who in good faith four-horse team, the band circled
160 acres three-quarters o f a mile up Lam­
Apply to
become
Americans,
but
those
who
for
the
last
time—we
hope
not
for
and then teach another term which
G. W . S tevenson , in'v creek from the river. 20 acres cl eared,
50 fenced. O f the timber, 40 acres are white
will close just betöre July the 4th, simply come to America to be for- 0ye> but on this occasion -and ren-
Fairview,
Oregon.
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cedar—good timlter.
20 acres grazing
after which she will teach a three eigners still in ideas, language and , j ere(j a few sentimental airs, ex- M R S.
MOORE,
PROF.
ground
on
up
land.
House
28x30, barn 30x
.
-
.
,
month’s term at Floras creek before aspindioiiH. It is perhaps time to I
A.
J-
SHERWOOD,
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30,
200
fruit
trees
young
and
bearing. Small
feeling toward
commencing the fall term here. remodel oar naturalization laws In Pres81ve of
A
ttorney at L aw
HIS
Old
and
Reliable
Resort
ifl
kept
in
fruits
of
several
kinds
and
good
varieties.
It is the desire of the people of such a fashion as to make natural- their warm but newly made friends,
Rood order, and no pains are spared
Price
$1250—Liberal
terms.
amd N otary P ublic .
this district that Miss Beyers ization mean what the name sug- The boys of the Red Cross chose to render comfort to gneats. A share o f
Enquire o f Walter Sinclair .
gests.”
' altogether a different way of ox- the patfonage is asked.
vrm32 Coquille, Coos County. Oregon.
Or at this office.
b e her assistant.
LOCAL ITEM S
CHI CAGO
COTTAGE
ORGAN
THE POPULAR OROAH
Land Agency !
Lain!
Coquille
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Lockhart Hotel!
Empire City, Or.,
S. A.
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