KMTv r * ?
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rx < rÆ i
pie, which would go further than Ilev. Mr. Campbell is the rigb t men he had selected to represent | Senator Peck, than whom ii3 BantionBcach Estate (6 6 3 Acres)
anything else to promise and p r e -: man in the righ t place at this par- this country abroad, and that they man i.- better o v - \ i , th
thinks
Sale.
in k s th
i h e e ,
i CONTAINING the RACE COl’ R SE , AGATE
l*( »• . i U*n. I
sage a glorious future for our land. tieular juncture. ‘‘Tne birthright would he viewed by thousands ofthe
. t will b e l e i ve-*n Bi »rii, Horaoehoc Bxy, the Ranwwuttd Cave«. The
T U E S D A Y , A V I !IL 5, 1887 i A healthy p aity with a sound of the G a e l" with him means P r o - t best people of the country. S in ce 1 a. 11» -»i'll
'• >’ , " l l l a n d
C l e v e l a v d • l»tt«-*r « • «bout in th e center o ft h e beach resorted
.
.
.
i
! to for health a:ul recreatiou, and which, down to
j policy will never be rent a su n d e r! nihil ion, and n mort useful and ex- then they nave neon pouring i n o ] . liem* era*.
i low water line i« the exclusive p roperty; of the
CTTUFS
the
score
from
all
parts
of
the
earth,
!
.
|
owner by right of patent. T h e trouta»?« on the
by the birth and giovvth o f a grand l perienccd worker iu the cause
- about
,
. Complete.
1 , j i t has been discovered $356,000 I ; obecured
1,caoh*which
mll° inlenKth* •“
and the collection IS
view 18uearlya
of the Pacific Ocean, and la admir-
J\1 i I j M h Ì Ì n" ' ' >>SllÌHiit refurni. T h e ropu!>- ! oouhl not he found in th è county.
T h e Am erican m inister to D e n -' 000 ;ue sl>e,,t a,,m ,;lilY
tll° ^ lji‘ ! »»>r W *
huteU* etc- the northeru
KDllKO BV
’ !
,OT ‘» « n o o r.t, mn.it lieve little | W e b||Te
thè tollowinn
ted States for tobacco, and that n t ! entire frontage o f which
«h* ha«
und.
°i
been already disposed
l>r. M. SI. SUT.PHY.
] fmtli in Ins p ity wlio fcnrs .lisce- lines a8 a „„tribntion to our col- mark, Prof. Anderson, has indig lenyt Olie-half of this enormous sum I Of in building lots. T he beach itself extends to a
nantly denied the rumors which i
considerable distauce north o f the frontage, and
ter t o l t tr» ’u the eM.mi.U of a j um ni», and, as they contain force
! ends in smoko,
j
lii.-?
Would
p
U
l
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!
also nouth of it, and contains a large quantity of
All communications in the in ter .roat inorai cause, («<‘orgm is not am, mer i t >w0 publlsh lliem . Xhev have been circulated in regard to
chase snudi h o m e s f o r 1 . 0 0 ( 1 . 0 0 0 ! red and white cedar, redwood, Hjtruce, ash, uiaple
his habits and mode of living in
est of Prohibition, in ended for no less dem ocratic for its anti-saloon
' un i myrtle brought in by every tide. The paten
have,
however,
been
sent
to
us
[
j C
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>pX*.
tee is also entitled to all »i.iucs, m inerals, m edici
tice or publication, to be addressed tight: Kansas is not less republican *
Copenhagen, as a base slander.
i
i
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nal springs, i lurn and oyster !>ed t, waifs and estraye
*
| anonymously, and we would re- In proof that he is not living there j
to D r. M. M. Murphy. Coquiile
thereon.
i.e ou.-e it is a prohibition state. 1
1 t i « r „ n, p ,
n
AM C M U it& M tS
The temperature is unequaled iu the United
.
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, , quest that, for the future, all con- in squalor
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1,._, i THE m
City, Oregon.
he wrote
that he
occupi-
Stales for etjuabillty, there being < uly ia degrees
” the name of common sense: y»»’ i tributi«>ii^ l>e aceoiTii>aiiio<l by the > ed the whole of a first floor and!
1 * 0 1 .1 1 ’H'S IM> 1 ’ ISOISIsSl i l o v
between the mmohiy mean of Jan u ary , the coldest
S T E A M E R ,
1 -
k * o, the gicat, tlie vital in- nnm0 0 f the author, not for p u b li-! part of the second floor, in all ten j
month o f the year the average of which is 4T, deg.
—and that of Ju ly and August, the h o tte st- the av
W e should like to so;1 a good tcre-ts sit *takc, !oi the sa«vp of our c a tiou, unless desired, but as a j rooms and he did not see whv he j 4
li
«1 T
|1 5
erage of \vl ¡. ¡i is M« i sec Signal Service Report).
definition of tit«* to rn *kP»)!ilics, as h. nie.-, oni heabh »ml our happi- frUlll*entoe of good faith — E d .
The inside ’uu 1.;, about Itt i a« rca of which are more
j was charged with a 2 -room, fourth
11
or
less cleared land under fence arc suitable for
coustruetl anti applied in tin- year ness, let us diaw tie line /< if/h up, j
v P rohibition K axi . y .
story habitation. As to the news-
dairying, or raising cattle or sheep as weii as for
Swift and Sure,
of grace 1S, n 7. W ebster defines fo rd raw it wo must, somewhere.
grain, roots, etc., and the entire when cleared «and
Jinise the cry of temperance
paper statem ent that he kept an old
this is easily accomplished, as the timln;,' has been
the word as -th e science of govern i he dead past having buried i s ,
Ua" J abounding utterance
peasant woman to cook his food
permitted to grow only oinco the white man settled
here about HU years sinee,) wi*l m aintain a large
ment, * but ha ! lx*. i'>
|>»o\ i u dead, lit u?-act in the iiwng pros-
llun.1 agninut the whisky mill.
and mend his clothes he said. “I
M ilken *(ic rn m id t r ip b e tw e e n Hr. m l on nm l j number of eattle, aDd also adapted fo r for the ordl-
mood, denominat' d politics ‘*the ' ent: let us h a\eless maudlin cant
( !o q a il le ( ’itv ev e ry d t v .
• nary products o f agriculture in a temperate clim ato.
dine out, and the lady who keeps
And. strmi«» men and women fair,
L e a v e s lin n d o n a b o a t 7..‘i0 c . m .. a r r iv in g 1 Easy term s will »«g iv en , nearly the en tire pur-
science of trickery,” the definition under the name of historical aflili-
Emnlnte virtues of old;
house for me is the w idow of a
, cbx«t« money bein« allowed to lie ou the land« for a
Let the ram traffic despair
« t (A x p iille C itv a b o u t 1 1:30 a . m . H etn ru -
would have gained in force of ex- j ations; and let republican and
long time,
The northern line of the«, inalde
professor
w
rho
w
’ns
the
teacher
of
Of lo'.'seniu*» our hold.
in g , le tiv e sO c x p iille t.'itv about,
p . m . laT iij is only half s mile from the poatofhee, store,
pression and would certainly not democrat join heart ami hand to !
K in g George of G reece”. B u t he a n d .‘ irriv ch Ht lin n d o n a lx m t ‘kHo
m.
ghippitiff whsrveH^eie., o f the ribinf» « ‘Sport town
Ah! weep not, gentle mother,
•
of
Rand(>n, which If situated at the mouth of tho
have lost by inaccuracy.
vote the cause of Prohibition, n e x t!
I'.#' This Stf.«iner converts at C<*,aiUe
added that it would be ditlicult to
Know that tears win not the fight,
j
Coijuille,
a river navigable for «eagoiug «hips for
r
,,
• ,
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, i City with the •'i'K ISSX ** for Myrtle i'oint.
W henever any ol the strong par- November, it is impossible, no i
Eschev. all fear; your sad sighs smother, lutorra the sixty m illions of p eo p le1
' 30 or 40 miles from its mouth, and whore building
. e
,
.
. .
s . s ,
, ,
Through fare on botn boats, i30ct». 1 lot« of a frontage of 30 feet are celling for fROO and
Stand up boldly for your right.
tisan adherents of the two great 'doubt, to divorce entirely politics
in Amerca of these facts,and he sup-
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____ , upward«. The above will be sold in three lot«.
political parties of this conn tn are from the polls; but it is perfectly
Down with traitors to the cause!
I,ot No. 1 lies outside of the fence, on its eastern
posed he would have to be patient.
J - ¿ 1 - T J 1 3T 0 1 T,
side, anil uuiuclosed. l'rfce 17. per acre. No 2,
Kun
them
to
their
loathsome
holes;
m etaphoric illy brought to bay by p, ssible, and not at all ditlicult, to
The opinion gains ground among , couNSLLOii .i u v . -XuTAUi r t 1>LI0 : three fields inside the eastern fence, fenced in,
The good and true will give applause—
ditch«'1, cb a icd uf tim ber, brush, etc., about 225
the unanswerable argum* nts of tiie make a repiddican rcp resen tatiie
the m em bers of congress still i n ! Convsy'incbt’ and General Land
Men! stand solid at the polls.
I acre« - ;.:icp *20 j« T a«:rt
No. 3, the r«bt o f tho
advocates of Prohibition, the\ ini- in one couiPy, and liis democ’ratic
Anonymous.
I fem-ed in land.-, dit-died, cleared, Pie., t<;gother
the city that an extra session will
A Grail.
n lauds weet aini no/tu <'f them, containing the
mediately fall back upon that most neighbor in the next, understand
be called in October. They <lo. t’id'u i lions Ms;<sc— boaa-- Negotiated' wit
U a s liiiig lo ii
L'atidon Reach and tlie frontage th e n on previously
hackneyed and contem ptible of all th at, when the\ reach the House
not tlnnk there is any
need m for con-i Kanche«,
,,
,
.v .. ,
,
,
„
. ! mentioned, duelling house«, etc., e tc .—about 27H
( F r o m o u r K e g u la r C o r r e s p o n d e n t.)
J
Wild Land and Town Property I acres—price $35. per-acre.
whining appeals, —“tlout split up , ,>c the Senate, they will be expected :
Apply to GEORGE B E N N E T T , Bandon
’W ashington, M ar. 21, 1887. gress to meet before that time, b u t ; iKni«/ut and ro !U. (’ollecooim a specialty
I Coos County, Oregon.
th e party.” As if. forsooth, there t o ‘toe the line’ nuil walk th esam o'
T h e senatorsand representatives !
t here are many reasons why it and proceeds promptly remitted,
could be anything under the whole plank ami vote the P ioh ib ition who call on the president to counsel i »houhl
m eet then. The house
NOTKE f o r p ib l ic a it o n .
H eavens to prevent a democrat and ticket, or that, at the next ensuing | and advise and inquire and recom- | should organize and be prepared j
Lund 0 fficc nM nrehShssr7.8°n’ i
a republican, with tli3 whole host ¡election , they will be made to walk mend concerning the high appoint- : ^or wo,’h soon enough to dispose of j \i"i ;r j: is hereby given that the foiiow-
m . L L (iliV E, PROP.
of “th eir uncles and th eir cousins .another kind of plank altogether.
i•
, i
• , i certain im portant business before ing-uame«! .-uttler has filed notice of his iu-
ments * pending,
seem fo know J ju st ; ^ IUUU
lult " u nni
uul5lut
hh w , u I , i e : tevoou
,
,
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to make commutation proof m bup-
and their aunts,” from shaking
1‘roliiliii ¡ o n o n ('«ov fSiver.
• as little about what Will happen b * 1
1 ( iscussions l glU o » Oj p ,,r t , . f j,jH elaim ,and tlict said pr >i«{ will he
hands over the clmsm of their i>o-
Popular Hotel lois ree
Y<vi:i!y bt«n
T h e recent organization of the ! after they leave him as they did ! "AV-,* .
1 n,,ui" ,K‘f(,r'*tlw Ju'5>ie or (’lerh " {i;i<*c,,on* .1 put ii* Letter order thun t over before,
iitical differences, and exclaim ing
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lt
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. | which the next congress will dis- | tv («mrl or Coos county. Orii'.iH, at Empire
Coos J\i ver Prohibition ( lab which ' before they saw linn.
I lie presi-
.
()lv. „n
uwn, ,i»-.
so i8«7 anís truly a favorite resovi.
in unison, “at len-t let us agree up
ho a form idable barrier to (
• u,t^ n- ,,n ' ' rCn' vja-/’ *i,ri1
,
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,
1 1 cuss will he
TI - • tables uro supplir«! with r 11 «he deli-
vi/.: Lavi C. Gibson, hoiuosl* :u! entry No.
took iih'c»* at M osher C Impel, on dent listens to all their recom m ea- . . ,
on thm one point, if we cannot up «
I enei: > to ! - hud. and i>. et\lo to suit tha
•
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, r o m is
. e s to
.
. . r i legislation.
o n s i d e er;
—
' ,,,r
-*• b. '4 «if N.
4 r .’.«*1 N. E.
C 00s river, on Saturo «v. 2fith ult., i dations and p
|)romist\s
to c consid
on any other, and that is t > stamp
E. ’.i ;ind Lot. 1 an«.* 2, Sto. ii, T p. 3' j ran;.: bistiihons epicure.
of
I 'a lr n R (■raiRi'd
i t ; d\Mitj;-ro«ii.:s an>! sleeping apart-
is t *e b(>st piece of good, sound, them, but Speaker C arlisle seems
S. U. 13 W est, \V; !. àter
out forever iu this shite and in this
T
o
citizens
ol
the
Pacific
States
men
cCi'iid to no Lutei su San them
lío names the following witnesses to prove j
solid prohibition work that has yet to be the only one w ho has been :
country the traffic in that poison
Wc ! gi\ci> even a hint as to his prefer- ^,ir*nIi ^ ie Pas^ NVeeh a,1(l reported hi? continuous residence upon, nnd rulti- !
taken '«lace in this county.
Mrs. A. L. Oliva. Prop.
which is draining and corrupting
are inform ed that the Coos river euces or selections. T h e P r e s i - ! exPresslv for t!ie H e iu l d l>v C’. A. j ^>t1on of- said ,aild8»Vl2:
! n otk e o r 1 IN al s l t t l e m e n 'IL
the life-bio« d of our glorious re
Pl!'' '
i
Sw Cu miu '■ al1 °!kc ‘K»“?;!fc Viiy/.
! X ’ o t’iCE is hereby given that the under-
public.” W e have yet to laarn polling precinct contains som ething dmit was anxious to have had M r .'^ 11,>'w ' (*" "
like 12 voters who are prohibition- C arlisle accept the Secretary sh ip j S - 1 iUt:U[ ()th o 0 ‘ " HS,UI1b,to n > D L • | Jj-i:N o sier" J
° ° 8 ‘'UI1 y’
^ si”uod ha8filwl herfinal ilccount as ad‘
that there is any m aterial difier-
ists to a m an—and a s o lid phalanx o f the Treasury but his excuse for ! J ‘ B ‘ G‘
Francis- |
Chas. w. Johnston,
j S“
^ ,th e^ t0oi Wm-D-Wainw*
ence ii the effect of an extra dose
it is. and a solid front they will declining was that he consulted his i 0U’ Cal; ’ L u b J K>nut‘ . A): G etleson, ; — rarl5---------------------- _-------- — ^ 1 - ! W*1»NKRPAY THEfiTII PVT OF APBIU, 1887,
of alcohol, containing a large {>or-
Í at 2 o’clock, p. m.
MONEY TO LOAN
1 make, to be sure. Apostles of pro- own best interests by rem aining in ^ 'U1 " i « u » c « m . o , ( ’al., B o ttle safe.
ceDtape of Case! oil, on a repubii-
1«
not
a
circumstance
to
the
great
offer
msile
hil8 Itfen Bet njiiirt for the wettlcnient of s&id
H. 11. L yn ch ,
San I'm
r raucisco,
ne
Mr.
p
!
below.
Mr.
J
.
W.
Wimer,
poatina«ter
at
Murphy,
estate
l»y the Houonil.le County Court of
« i o n « f e m o c r o t i c «ligertW eopp»-1hlblUon- " bo* « e" ort* “ *’» «»ttseI b u preeent field o f Hctmn.
for cable railways. 1 • j Josephine county, desiring to locate near the cc.xst, , (»KM(S c,rant v, Oregon, nr.d the hearing of
rat us. W e have known rt-publ, can i iire ,,f state notoriety, »u.l a Imso j C arlisle is a poor man nlw, and i t '
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.
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,
,
c
i ! M ish, bail Francisco, Cigar tip pro- i wi*hes t0 ,xch*u«e h,H ,Tlendid farm for one in any objections thereto.
e
now
i
is
understood
among
his
frie
n
d
s
,
’
.
. ; close proxim ity to Coquiile City—two ruiles at the
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liv ers to be verv nmol, r.at of „r.ler 1 ™ ,“e* l>«»e R,>,K-aml before
,
,
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•
•
lector.
J
.
Pottinger,
Carpentaria,
: furthest, or will sell for iCwO. Ills place con«!«:» j L n te d C o q u iile . Oreg«vn. f l a r c h 8, 1887.
' in the rroh ib itioii Star, the p ro n i-; that he thought a cabinet position ^
320 acres; 100 ai’rce in cultivation, and 200 under :
Mary E . P tlg h .
from the above cause, and the c ir
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i i * * -
i Cal., Axle and wheel. I1. Iteyner, of
(formerly Mary K. Wagner.)
bition organ of tlie state ,f t^rr
fence. Of this, ICO acre« fine, bottom, laid ICO level
ne.jon, would entail social obligations ;
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cum stance of an engorged demo-
Adiiiiifitratrix.
1). B . S co tt, 1 red lend, the improvement« on which are three ;
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• ! Lathrop, Seed drill
have gone forth from C«»r»s rive
which would be more expensive
’
coi«I
orchards,
of
7i*'
trees—peaches,
prunes,
pears,
cratic stomach and spleen, owing to
N< >TiOK U F FIN \ L SET T L E VIENT
H oisting jack. II. apples, cherries,’ walnuts, :.luicinls, illl)ert», per- J
like tin1 knighls-errunt < ¡' o) l. m ! than he co«ild a fiord. Not that he „
.
.
.
.
,t
a sim ilar ingestion, has come not
aiiuinonn, m uloerries, et«1. ,« : ^ , an 1 also a nice,
O T I C K is !,; rc-bv io’» M tii h i the uiuler-
on a mi.-sion of chivnli v which far nu utioned tiii.s us a reasou for 11. Sin k, G rass V alley, Gal., G .r- j larpe vineyard, and all kin'!« of berries; th iv j lar^. V
.N siom-d Inis filed : .i final accóant a« ad
uufrequently under our obserta-
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•
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.
¡ . i 4 ment supiiorter.
bam s, one 4<'.x'<5 feet, uno* ,er •hx.'<. ami the other niliitstrai r ol i!i
exceeds in loftbi • s of aim most , f dt-climng.
- ii* « f Titr.s 1>. W'illard,
Imi il ìs uhdcrstoou that :
' 1
■ 5*!x8ii; n fine dwelliiq», main balldiu^ lCx-W, two
tion. W hat nonsense it is, then, to
deceas
'd,
and
the Q uixotic expeditions of i l -ose it colltributcd to hid llecisiou.
|
Ueldeii««» C o m ic tc à .
! stories h ith and lisll throu(;li center, with “ L "
oppose a radical reform for the
f li
W k PSKHI'AT. THE IÌTU Il.VY OF V.PUIL, 1887,
kitchen, porch.*«, e tc .; a well of fine wa'er ut the :
time-honored chrrultci't*, nnd have
I l whs expeoted that ilio lutei-|
*^an 1‘ l'aacisco, March *?.'». i he i diHir.
1 o'clrck. p. iu.
a
cellar
h
i
t
1
with
h-foot
stouo
walls
and
H
universal good upon tue paltry pre
smoke-house over th© same; a carp pond of has been got apart for (ho settlement of said
taught and talked prohibition untir Stalo ( 'oinim -jcecoim uissiou would trial of Alexander Goldenson lor
tence of a disinclination to weaken
one acre, well supplied with carp. The locatiou
ingly nnd unceasingly and with an Inue been conijiletod ero th is ,,b u t1 Hie m u fd erof little Maini * K >!!y is a healthy one, iu 7 n«il«‘s of rr.ilroad and in 71» estate by Ilio Honorable County court of
parties, either of which would be
Coos county, Oregon, and th«.' hearing o f
energy and honesty of purpose it ma} i»e severa 1 days yet before j *0::‘ -■'aveuioer was ‘ oi.rop ;>• : la te miles o f the town o f G rant’s I’sss. The Murphy any objections thereto.
all the stronger for the introduction
' post othce is on the premises. A big lot of m achin
ilio naiues of tho commissi«mers : Ibis ntler^nth.n by a ver;ìi< t < ima - ery to go with the place.
W h ie !
Ina ; ruck ion«»r ini .'Ì tii
Dated Coquiile, Oroty.n. March 8, 1887.
of the Prohibition plank in its p lat
Thos. R. Willard,
Apply to J . W. Wimer,
dur
i*i
i!m
first
degree
and
l
’m
pm
-
hearts of tho win's! y ring.
Snokr
are
know
n.
Jt
is
of
colliso
very
Murphy,
Josephine
county,
Oregon.
form. T h ere is hardl) a doubt that
Administrator.
altv fixed id death. Carrol! Co-.ik
tlio
efforts
>
f
:.s
pessimists
m:
desirable
to
bave
meli
wiiose
j*
the m ajority of tho honest, haul-
tl‘e closing argum ent for the
\
\
.
A.
Luso
and
»akam r judgm ent can be relied on at all I
.1. A. Yon!
working vot e., of the state of O re
dab*!! so. Hi SI•ored the press for ;
gon, those who earn their bread by the cause of prohibition are bear times. J t is very difficult to find
its l.1(1* *dthi rst > spirit, and d «veil
the sweat of their brow, or by the ing good fruit, and the organization such men, and when found they
eiroii; ' oil the I> aa i«t insanity nnd
1
working of th eir brain iu some of so soiid and independent .*i body ) ; U t . (1,q such as are likely to want
! ‘i-Mriet-Aitoi ney !
dr uuL.i'nnw,;.
honorable calling, and are outside as the Prohibition Club, of Coos (0 undertake tiie service, l o r
St< )uo hell d*>SCI 1 for the peopie and
o f t h e g i e a t whisky ring, and un river, mei i.s nn ent in the history mpu who are not tempted by the
disse*:•ted the. ev ideuc«.* for th * do- ;
connected with political wire-pull of hint m use not only in Coos .salaries a h n e , the positions are not
fcliSH and m nil * an eloquent [>lea t
ing and chicanery, are in favor of county, but in tin* state <n ( )regon. ^ as desirable as mav at first thought
for jn >tic*
1J<* JlrtktHl for (rolden-
M e have much pleasure in
j appear, l ’iiere is a heavy respoii-
P rohibition , whether they are re
SOU t: c- sa me kil id of mercy he ¿tuve
publicans or democrats. When a sertiug the following resolutions a-1 jsiiyiiity attached to them and al
Ili:; V ictin i. • u Ige M urjihy gave h
boon is about to be granted to a lotted by the Ciuo at their organi- mo8t a certainty that no man (am so
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lit to us ^or act as to avoid criticism from some « o.a a ,on-.- vii> charge to the ury, !
county or portion of a county, say. zntion session, and
tlifU«., ii il •*V;i’> i n hour and a half
Few towns possess tl»«* natural advantages that ('oijuille enjoys, and which will, in
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for instance, an appropriation to
('•) >- River. March I'll. ‘
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near future, eau-e it to blossom as the rose. It has a beautiful and pleasant site,
lie»*\ily against the
long, »IB 1 hot
1 tic newly or ni/cii rruhibiti«>n club o>f1 d liere is likely to be complaint
carry out some local improvements,
plea »if ill “u » 11 ity . T h e ju ry re; u n- being situated, for the most part, on a level plateau on the sunny side of tlie Coquiile
do we ever hear the citizens of the Coos riviri. r« c ;»niziny the groni influence too if the appointm ents are not
River, thirty miles from the Pacific [ocean, which is reached every day by. a four-liourt
ed tlx9 VCnit ct at .about 5 «/cl >ek. ¡
of tho pres- in influ* ncinu find moulding flic
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steamer ride. Coquiile ('ity is at the centerof theconverging wagonToad system of Coon
interested localities complain that principles and opinions of the citizens of distributed with regard to the sec
1 ho prisoner tu r n e d p i !«1 a n d th e n (tountv, and isnt tlu* head of deep -water navigatienjind in the central part of a v ast body
there is a division of sentim ent in thi « government, indorse th* following res tional divisions of the country. The
attempted to resume his defiant, j ofirch. river bottom land, which is the source of all true and enduring prosperity The
West will claim the right to good
the neighborhood.owing to political idui ¡i ms:
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braggadocio. T h e ver- ! eountiy' round about ¡stilled with precious m etals,m inerals and coal to an unparalleled
K kuoi . y >;». That vo request of the editor
differences? How noon the crimson of th fViqrn m: C ity II uiialt ) »pace in his. representation [l, ami -¡Nor til, ooutu •
lu e 0 *s w ith universal apMrova! ‘“.\teut, and is covered w ith a variety of timb*T that for quantity and quality is not ex-
undergarment (“cases to be visible valuable paper for the pur pone of advancing and L a st are equa
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’ i celled bvthat of anv place on the Coast, if, indeed equaled.
As a dairying and stock-
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other tnan tne one given
i raising conntry.
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probably have resulted in «a j rank. The fishing industry will prove an important factor, wl-de the unmet « j u s mills and
headisrn lose i tiie brazen sem ed to fo rw a rd t.h«*se r e s o lu tio n s to t h a t p a p er : now V nearl T mail«1 UI) that on I » one ■
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i serious disturbance to-ni,,llt
! factories, completed, in ooarse of construction, and contempi Hi4;!, will ma ku the whole
of five places on the commission
blance that it jtossesst d, and beams
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f r a n k E. R o g ers,
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county a buzzing hive of industry ami wealth. Coquiile ( ity is in the center, is the
Chairman.
Secretary.
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most eligible and will enjoy nil. Itsneboo1. church, and society udvantages are second
filled,
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with unv.tmted good nature and
to mme in the county. HuiRling material is cheaper at this point than at any othar in the
president intends to give his entire j figured where the money goes, as
good humor! B u t what greater
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county.
It has the advantage of a corporation and is to soon have a uiocntain stream
We are glad to learn that so attention to the m atter until it is ; follows: M issions,
$5,000,000; of water run through it for protection against (ire. Property reasonable.
boon or blessing can be conferred
J . A. D ean , agent ,
M. J . M c D o n a l d , p r o p .,
upon the state of Oregon than to popular a tem perance lecturer as settled.
j public education, $85,000.000; su-
Coquiile
City.
San Francisco.
free its soil and rid its people of the Itev. Mr. Campbell of M arsli-
So m etim e ago it occurred to the gar and molasses, $150,000,000;
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Levi Snyder, Captain,
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O O a U IL L E C IT Y !
The ciiiimig Town of S. W. Oregon!
th e dam ning curse of intoxicants?
T h e accom plishm ent of such a g io
rious feat in any community, large
or sm all, not on the ipav disH of
any ruler, nor by the mandate of
any prince or potentate, but by the
will of the people, the voice of tin*
people— the vox ¡topuli which
thoee pioneer republicans, the an-
cient Homans. he!d#to I«* vox ¡)< i
“tb e voice oi the people is the voice
ofG od”— the achievement of such a
victory over the baser appetites of
human nature will show the exis-
teuce of a healthy phase of moral
field is actively engaged inorganiz- C hief in the Consular Bureau of boots and shoes, $190,000,000; cot-
; ing Prohibition clubs on the bay. ! the State Departm ent, Dr. S t. ton goods, $210,(XX),0 0 0 ; lum ber
It is not hard to forsee that the Clair, that an album co n tain in g 1 $233,000,000; woolen goods, $237,-
Prohibition vote at Marshfield and j photographs of all the gentlemen 000,000; iron, steel, $290,000,000;
Em pire will be much larger than | in th e U nited States foreign ser- j meat, $300,000,000; tobacco, $350,-
enemies anticipate or than ad her- j vice would be an interesting thing ¡ 000,0 0 0 ; bread, $505,000.000; liq-
cuts would have dared to hope for and a so u rce o f gratification nt head- ; uors, $900,000,000.
until
quite recently. A
vast j quarters. H e began to call for pho-
A New Y ork lawyer has to serve
change is rapidly taking [>lace in ; tographs; but at first the demand
a double sentence to the peniten-
popular opinion, to the steady ad- ’ was not responded to with any de-
tiory. On technicalities he got into
vancemeut of the cause, through : gree of alacrity. E ach particular
ja il and at the expiration of his
the education of the public mind in consul seemed to think there was ; term he finds thn/his time in ja il
this regard even in seaport towns, | nothing in store for his picture, if j doesn’ t count,
and in other places in this state he sent it, but final destruction or i
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which linve hitherto be**n looked i obscurity. L ater, the idea got a- 1 n ^
.b>°k p .ice at i
courage and self-denial
deeply ; upon as strongholds and
treasured in the hearts of the peo- tious of H is A lcoholic
foitifica- broad that the president would see ; cowboys and herders, and two of j
M ajesty, tho photographs and admire the ‘ the latter were killed.
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MYRTLE DRUG STORE.
Myrtle Point, Ogn.
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L. DIXON
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Prurro. Mo-bVirm. P ain ts. Oil«. Candies, Cicrnrs. Tnbncco,
F a n cy A rticles, Station ery and th e finest quality o f School B o o k s
Agent for th e leading sewing M achines, M ason <(r H am lin or
gans, &c. Old W in es and L iq u ors o f th e b est quality.
P rescrip tio n s carefully compounded.
LIVE and LET LIVE.
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