Coquille City herald., April 12, 1887, Image 2

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£-uyuiUe li i ts ¿ümilil
they breathe?
How Badly mistaken are they
who imagine that Prohibitionists
P r o h i b it !» n O r g a n iz a tio n
l» lr o C ity .
at
I 'm -
Th e Post’s London
correspon­
Orrai» Strafare *
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T lir Tw o ( hampioii «.
Washington April 5 .— Among
the visitors at the White House
The ocean steamer meet Um, c s i -
W e have received the subjoined dent cables a friend in private
| encouraging letter from Iiev. Mr. life: “ I had interviews yesterday od by the committee appointed at
T l ES HA V, A P R I L 12, 1887.
, yesterday was Jno. L . Sullivan,
are men who want to rule or ru in !'
with Gladstone and Parnell, and it
I Campbell of Marshfield, and it
former
meeting,
to
ascertain
cost-1
\ i ) 0 c a llid io pay his respects to
The majority of them have be­
has placed me in possession of
; will speak for itself as to the
and kind of sb'an «
ueod.*d, met the President. Sullivan and his
come prohibitionists only after
direct information upon their feel-1
i
amount
of
work
performed
by
tlint
m
long and deep reflection upon , the . ; energetic organizer.
W e foretold i * 8 »
iuteutions »•
to the ¡ «t O U F e l W lu ll in thw f l -c e j manager Pat Sheedy, were driven
Ü ill L. t , .
subject.
They became prohibí- j ^ ^
Campbell would be the Presei1^ situation. Roth leaders i oil Saturday evening
The i *rom
hotel in an open coupe to
EDITED BY
House, arriving there
tionists in a spirit of sorrow and
,! express a strong conviction that steamer Alitelo?
m:\de a special !
I right man in th 3 right place, and we
Dr. M. M. A ll’ ll P H Y .
humiliation, rather than a spirit of
coercion will not become a law. till), and brought m> about twenty
veuty ! j aboüt 1 :1 -» whcn the reception
j only wish that all good prophecies
ittoudance was! roolli was ,iearly empty.
All communications in the inter-1 fanaticism, braggadocio, or aggres- were equally sure of fulfillment. ‘It will not pass,’ said Parnell; ‘It i ^:il if «111; n
f o,,r.f>
*
iveness.
They
ask
and
pray
for
est of Prohibition, intended for lat­
shall not pass,’ said Gladstone. fair, and r. a i,
spe í.jlos i Sheedy said: “Mr. President, I
There are some men well calculat-
tice or publication, to be addressed prohibitiou, as a boon and as a
oi lead- nn’ Phased to be able to introduce
,
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The latter added: ‘I will take any were mede 1 y y l i i l i c i i ì
[ ed tor organization and construe
to l)r. M. M. Murphy. Coquiile blessing, from that onlv true s o v --..
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steps that may be necessary to pre- ing men of the river.
All w ere!*0 Aou ^ olin L . Sullivan, the
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tion, whole-souled and sympathetic
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O
1
1
•
.. j Roston champion pugilist of the
City, Oregon.
‘reign power, the will ot tlie peo-
, r i>
, •,
..
vent
it.
Rut
they
say
the
Speaker
!
unanimous
m
urging
the
necessity
■ wolqtp i j e comOB t() pay llis re_
^ '
*
V . , good leliows, while other narrow­
pie; they appeal t«> reason, not to
T l»«- S im i| fln n r } St ar«-.
minded and egotistical shysters is prepared to suspend even y o u .! of a steamer, and showed canola-j spects, as one champion to another.”
force or dictation.
W hen we look
ively that one would pay largely. : Sullivan advanced and took Presi-
Mr. Gladstone said, ‘They will sus
are fitted for nothing but disorgan-
The prejudice against what is upon tin* wrecks that have been
izntion ami destruction. H«ppi^. | poml me wiM they? with m e of his j A* Umirman of the c< mimittee. ! dent C.’leveland's hand. “ 1 am glad
to meet you. Mr. Sullivan,” the
called sumptuary legislation is nat­ made, tin' noble, useful lives that
common gestures, ‘ lh en I
tell Judge
1 '
,x
Dyer was called oil for a re-
Rev. Air. Campbell is one of the
President said. "Y o u are not ns
ural. ‘*Thou shalt not” U an ex­ have been spoiled and ruined by
you 1 would not stoji there.’ ”
port. but not having received an- large a man as 1 expected to see.”
former class, and Prohibitionists
pression full of horrors t*> the av­ drink, when wo consider how in­
The Portland Daily News con- j swers to their letters of inquiry, The President, however, showed
may expect able work from him.
erage Ana rieau citizen.
\ ery of­ sidious is the foe. and in what
signs oi wincing when Sullivan
The
personnel
of the officers» sists of nine columns of solid, spicy he reported in a general way, on
gave him the grip,
ten we hear a man give expres­ gorgeous raiment he at first ap­
Prohibition
Club
of telegraphic news from every quar- l°eal suggestions, and read an iu- i “Air. Preident,” Sullivnn respon-
j of tin
sion to some such sentiment as this: pears to us the false friend— the
Mr. A. M. : (led, “you are looking a great deal
I mpire Citv is admirable and u n -1 ter of the world; a local page un- j terosting 1 Iter from
‘‘ W ell, l hardly ever drink myself; masked enemv
the assassin nt j exceptionub!t\ and we hopefully ; surpassed by any other paper; three j Gillespie of Ellensburg, in which j better than £ expected to find you,
perhaps not more than once iu two ' lienrt__who among v't B9 can help j axvjlit ti1(qr energetic action in the i columns of editorials superior and that, gentleman says Rogue river judging from what 1 have seen in
or three years, but if I need a drink coming to the firm, inevitable and
more readable than those found in people will take stock in a steamer ■ the papers.” Sullivan then gave the
future.
I want to get it, and I'm not going irrevocable conclusion that the
I'itfht arm ajsqueeze and
has hitherto been known as to the extent of probably about |
Marshfield, Coos County, Oregon. what
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i i n
•, , j added, “ lo u are a little soft though.
to vote for prohibition because oth­ only hope, the only safety lies in
“Oregon s great daily; and reha- ^ v e n thousand collars, provided I Y o u need half a dozen Turkish
April 7th, 1887.
er men can't take care of them- the removal of the temptation for
In a , he y can have some assurance that j baths to put you in condition.”
Dr. M. M . Murphy, Sir and bio and full market reports.
selves.’’ Now, the man who gives ever?
In reality it is the anti­ J bother: —I am happy to inform word, it is the best paper in the , ftl]e will make every third trip to i The President then doubled his
utterance to these sentiments may prohibition element who are ag­
It seems to have a , Rogue l iver, which is, indeed, a I J'j00! “ and asked Sullivan to feel
you that L was permitted upon the state to-day.
i
l
if
¡vprvm.Ml.wtrt h rnninl
m l «slinnlil 1 “ W mitSC.e.
buliivan
be
naturally
a
very
good gressive and unreasonable, for they
rnanu, n nuu
suoum .
•
» , did 80 with
. ,
fith inst., at 7 AO p. in., to lecture mission beyond getting even on a ' er- f*i iiiM..re
man. H e may be a large-hearted, refuse to hear the other side, and
I * treated by our people with due! ¿ 7
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in favor of Prohibition, as regards j host of enemies,
I'm iviraii you
whole-souled fellow, generous and will not listen to arguments sub-
Die Times Evansville, Indiana, i «*»K>»r«tiojL
Mr. E Ileucken- 1 could
‘
‘ hardly
*V v ' stay four rounds.”
the amendment now before the j
even self-sacrificing in a good cause. n)itte<l in it.- belmlf.
Happily,
dorft
was
called
on
for
his
idea
of
Sullivan
then
showed the president
people, at our county seat, Empire ; special: Intelligence received in
but he does not stop to consider. however, this clique is by no
what was needed, and he proceed- the improvement iu his “ guard”
City, and, although it rained hard, j this city to-day tells of volcanic
ed to picture in tho minds of |lis ! «ml remarked that he thought the
H e says, "n o man shall dictate to means numerous, and, if we trace
had a good audience, and, ^fter the j disturbances and eruptions oil
president should reduce his flesh.
me what I shall eat or drink;” in
on. t.a (<iu>es(.i thisiabid nnou- ]t»ctnre> organized a Club of ladies j Rlood river, near New Concord, ¡ 1" ' arfra
.■«•g1 '" « d - j u s t "E a t | ,.You
to have n little go with
reality, such would not be the in­ omsm. we shall readily discover
they •'„•ere inclined to believe is rue ;• ery morning for a month or
and gentlemen who no/er knew Callaway county, Kentucky, yes­
tent of the legislature in enacting that seif is at the bottom of it all,
ust the thing.
A vote taken as so; tunt would put you in the right
defeat, óti in all.
terday. that frightened the inliabi-! J
Prohibition, and he is not among for we shall find that most of them
j to ili; plans talked of. resr.l od in condition to handle those fellows
Names of officers:
President, j tants out of their wits. The wells
those for whose benefit such legis- aie connected financially, either
a unanimous v »te for Mr. 11 s plan. who travel up here every day and
Major Al. Tower; Vice-president, ' are all dried up. Explosions were
bo', f i r you.”
lation would bo framed; but, even dbectlv or in some indirect and
In tlie way of siatistics, Judge
Before taking his leave the
F . Schetter; Secretary, lì. Camp- ; heard all night and columns of
if he were, his hardship would be uiuler-lmnd manner, with the ln-
N
’
cs - im - reported good* shipped to champion extended r.n invitation
bell.
Committee,
Airs.
Towe*, flames are still shooting up.
a slight one indeed, when com­ terests of the liquor traffic.
. . j CVupiilio City to meiidiauts alone, to the president to witness an ex-
Airs. A. Owen, Airs. Richardson,
uld
! f
,
,
The
Knights
of
Labor,
it
wo
pared with the untold misery in­
Rut there is a host o f honest and Airs. Dr. Cook and Aliss Cammnuu.
D
frcin ban J iancisco, tue i>ast year, bii il'.m in the evening.
seem from their papers, are prolii-
flicted upon many, and if not di­ honorable citizens throughout the
1 1 Iht extent <<f 150 tons, and show­
Riother, God is blessing me in ¡ bitionists. They a
are
re importuned j
rectly at least indirectly upon country, to whose minds restrictive
ed how this would be increased
the work. I will lecture some day ; [)y these publications to boycott!
all of us, by the continuance of the measure.-, are repugnant, but who,
w hen we get a steamer, to say j
next week in Coos City, by invita­ whisky first, last and all thè tini
jl
olive
saloon system.
though not total abstainers them- tion of our County Judge Watson.
nothing of the return freight, which i
There is no questioii but that drink
Prohibition does not strike at the selves, love sobriety and peace,
would be very much in excess
R. J. E. Campbell.
is tlie worst enemy tho poor and
use of spirituous liquors for m ed ic -; and are friends of law and order,
the other. It was also shown that r S-'l i i S Popular Hotel Las recently been
iiial purposes, or for the benefit of and it is to them especially that ’
Inst Friday night a Prohibi- working classes bave to contend $15,000 was lost last season on sal­ I put in better order than ever before,
miis truly n favorite resort.
we direct the earnest consideration ; tion club was organized nt Myrtle against.
any individual, but rather at i
mon in consequence of baviug no
The tub’ics are supplied with all the d eli­
China is sending back to thè *' steamer, and §10,000 more might cacies to I k * had. and in style to suit the
^ i Point, and the following named:
abuse to the detriment of many, bv of the great issue at stake.
tlie suppression of the iinrthil hah- ! ‘ u« e »'«n . resi-eetahle citizens ami
m
, . ere elected:
AVilliain! United States hundreds of tl m i - : pe
to it for excess in freights, most fastidious epicure.
itners of
oi families,
iamines, take
taR© tins
m is muttei
matter l
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I i i f ullers
Its diniu*>-rooms and sleeping apart­
it of draiudrmking and the fri •ight-J I« heart and faithfully review the ! ^
Presu*eut» 'U l . I ay lor, souds of trade dollars for reui mp-1
an,| this is more than the ment-» are second to no hotel in Seuthera
ful evil of drunkenness. No great ! arguments for and against prohi-
prohi i vice-president; Mrs. Am y M iller,, tion, aud it is found that almost steainer of the Heuckond«*rff plan ( Vreyon.
Mrs.
L. Olive, Frop.
reform is ever effected without the bits n. so much on one side, so | secretary; Ed Kackliff, correspond- every coin h mutilated, small piec- ; wou],| COBt by about five thousand v4u50
infliction of what would at first Idt'e on tho other, v.e have no
ing secretary. Committee on con­ es being removed. Those heathens i (ioll{11>
Tile .limensions
«muension? of the
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• a-
p fears as to the result of their im-
sti rat ion and bye-laws,
E. W il­ are dishorn -1 to a man, and yet steamer minici . are I lo f^-et keel.
sigbt appear to tie the infliction of i
partial ami conscientious decision.
kins. Louis A . Roberts, and Ed the government tolerates them.
some individual cases of privation j q’h'ese are the
draft or seveni
A0 feet beam, 1 !
i. who love ri
V
“
My,
my.
how
that
chimney
Rack
lili’.
I
he
club
will
nu
et
again
!
Ti T
and hardship.
AY hat we have to and hate wrong whoso in Hu? ive
R
1 fi
feet. Mr . ( ’h is t »• mi read a !letter 1
f
i
smokos,”
complained
a
wife
to
her
T
V
* i
h
and
votes
will
secure
a
h
i-
1
7
i
M
11 c v ■; Elida» evening to continue
struggle for is the greatest good
). II: rue, ill which the! l i
from
R.
!
A.Ï
k
J
i
■M
j
husband.
“
It
might
do
worse,
my
j n unipii !or the prohibition cau*e. Proliibiti»m work.
to the greatest number.
writer favored a small steamer to
1 dear,” he
replied, const liingl
1 These are tho men who, as £< oi:
Swift and Sure.
the
present great pending re- j
“ Why l run around to t
bay.
Aery
ns they arc convinced that the
i ‘ t tuiin: giving the rt ¿ult of the > “ I'd like to know how.”
form, the infliction of individual; red tyranny lies in the dominion
you see, it might chew.” A odi oí little was said regarding tho ad­
vote on tlie Rrohibiiiou amendment !
soot shipped the flow of conversa­
hardship, by the disturbance of ex- I of strong drink, instead of its abo-
justable wheel pioject, but some
iu Aiichi r in are not yel compiete, ¡ tion. -.irk alisan i rnveser.
Makes the round trip hetv.-eu Bandou and
mo
isting rights, will be less than tlint j lition and dethronement, will w<
‘ •'.ought a wheel half out of the
and
Inoro
are
contradictory
tele-*
Coquiile City every day.
Billy ixissanc, the noted Pacific
attending
r» any
v radical change
o for this gigantic evil. with us c> >anish grams with regard to ir.
.
water
would
have
the
effect
to
send
Lr.ives Baudon about 7.00 n. in., arriving
I lose, coast man who is the object of mi
the better that tlie world has ever
at
i— .t i : .
on j0l. 0 r tho ! immense blackmailing j< b in N’ **w the steamer round and round in a ! Coqniil« City about 11:00 a . m. lieturn-
closer, closest,
tier,-
T«¡t(!‘!u‘
.
i n«r. leaves C oquiile City about 10:00 p. rn.
seen. W hile admitting, therefore,
oi k. is spoken of here by old j circle too much, as the resistance and arrives at Bandou about 4:30 p. in.
York,
AY hen we opened these column* day.
that to the sober and industrious a
friends, who have known him f o r i would be all in one direction. Air.
* <?TTliis Steamer connects at Ct»quille
_ ,
in the interest of Prohibition we
'(•tting to be of frequent ' twentv-five or thirty years, a* an
prohibitory l* tuctiou may readi-
.
.
Citv
with the •*( D It I'M** for Myrtle Point.
pp Schroeder made n telling
in
i .
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i- i * A
• 1 made
the following distinct state­ occurrence that
exceptionally
good
man.
[using
parties
ly be viewed in the light of an m-
1 speech, and his suggestions receiv- j H iroutbl fare on both boats, 50cts.
.
.
i t i
ment:— "AYo shall gladly accept
money
at
games
of
chance
take
I
he
steamer
Sp
deano
run
against
justice to them seaes, we would ask j aj(j from a|j individuals and organ-
■ ed marked attention.
H e showed j
J. H- U P T O N ,
compels
i
a
d
i
i
f
t
in
the
Goeur
d’
Alene
rivt
r
advantage
of
the
law
that
them to be generous, to practice izations who favor the Prohibition
how freight would accumulate, and ro t NSFLOK AT L A W —NOTAKY PUBLIC
self-denial, and to support this cause, treating all with courtesy win n rs to pay double the am ou n t!” 11 ult* Ix'li»w Kiugst'di and t un'
new industries start up, giving all
i drowning fiv men. N. J, Hit
Conveyancer and General Land
,>
,,
same proliibitoYv restriction on ac­ while we will he dominated bv won. This law* ought to be amend-
o ;
the
freight
a
vessel
could
possibly
among
n wi i
,
»
, !» Bangor, Ale., capitalist
none. AA’e shall be glad to receive ! ,
AGENT.
i e<l, so that the loser he rancio equal- q H> n
Othei’s are missing.
count of the unalloyed benefit it
|
carry
both
ways
after
she
had
es-
reports >f meetings, or conventions,
C ollection s
M ade— Loans
N egotiated'
such g.aim*: both
will prove to the multitude. AY hat or societies which su pport that : 'y
. T"
DKNMAKK. OH EGON.
It i - rumored that W illis Skiff, a ! tablished herself on this route.
generous,
nobleminded
citizen cause. AYe shall publish such let- Ì o r tie s are imbued with the same businessman <»f Union county, who The committee formerly appointed
Hunches. W ild Land and Town Property
bought
and
Collections a specialty
would not abstain from a}l kinds of tersor portions of lett(*rs as we • spirit, and are equally guilty or i mysteriiaisly disappeared and for ! to ascertain cost, etc., ot different
and proceeds promptly remitted.
intoxicants for a life-time, if. by may receive from time to time for not guilty, and the lose»', by in wiiose nun dei several men were j kinds of vessels, were also instruct-
the advancement of Prohibition, as for.ning, shows a very mean spirit i tried, lias been found in (amada.
N OTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
means of such self-denial, even one
• ed and requested to find out what
Lund Oflice.ut Hoselmrg, Oregon, 1
may seem best suited to us for the
I V i 'r i l i l r S iio w in s ;.
March iHh, 1S87.
|
homicide, committed under
the attainment of that object, without of dishonesty, and should be im­
t stock subscriptions could be had
N O TIC E is hereby givt-n that the follow ­
San Tranciseli, April 5*— The
The law that rewards
maddening influence of alcohol, fear or favor, irrespective of source. prisoned.
! in the locality of each member. ing-named settlor has filed notice o f his in ­
This a man for turning informer to tenth aumi'd session of the Grand,
could be prevented?
AYhat right- party, creed, or politics.”
a tention to make commutation proof in sup­
Lodge, A. O. U. AY., began to-day. j
A - I)ettU w»8 » ,8°
was
a
plain
statement,
intelligible
i
catch
some
one
wh
lligible
I
catch
some
one
who
is
only
equal-
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port o f bis claim.and that said proof will be
minded individual, man or woman,
*armble i i
.Al , .
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i Over 250 delegates wore present, member of the committee l in the made before tlie Judge or Clerk o f the ooun-
to any person or persons ca
* ;
ly gmlty with himself, is radically
.
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who considers the shocking effects of reading and understandin
iiif t h e 1 '
J
Alastei \\ ork man Dan until report- work enlisting capital in this enter­ ty court o f Cooa oAunty. Oregon, at Empire
flv0 new lodges, H e dwelt on
of the liquor traffic, would eve*- English language.
City, Oregon, on Wednesday, April 20, 1887,
It caused us wrong, and should not disgrace the
prise
statute
books
of
a
civilized
nation.
the
increase
of
tlie
order
and
the
.
viz: Levi C. Gibson, homestead entry N o.
hesitate for a moment t»> exclaim but a passing smile of contempt, !
The time and place of next meet-L ^
M) fo r the S. E. H' o f N. E. \ and N. E. %
Ho com-j
__ »»j q0 not like or approve of this therefore, when we read a froth} j There is such a thing as a redeem- good work it is doing.
mented on the excessive mortality | ing is subject to the call of the ; o f S. E. % and Lot 1 and 2, Sec. 6, T p. 28
apparentlv arbitrary system of re- P loc^ '
literature in last week's i ing quality iu a thief oftimes, but ]
in d increased intemperance.
The committee, and w ill b e published B. u . fj West, W’ i'
,
but
o
h
!
!
.
'
ari
J
sigm d >y two men, j ¡t
not apparent in a man who is 1 *
Hi* names the follow ing witnesses to prove
etricticn and prohibition
j medical reports showed the for- £n t lie H ep . a l d and Recorder.
his
continuous residence, upon, and culti-
m V « a supposed
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eue- mer
,
Heavens, rather than have
have in.V
was caused by the latter. He
third in tlie »...».
back- faithless to both friends and ene-1
!h e matter is fairly under way, j vation o f, said lands, viz:
advised the Grand Lodge to [»ass a
ears pierced with the cries of ground, who have no possible mies.
S. B. Barrows
law to forbid the admission into | and there is every indication that J. C . Stockman
all o i Coquillp Gity.
widows and orphans, rather than connection, and never by the re-
As an evidence of the boom in the order of those engaged in the I we will be able to ship by the !
Cooa County, Oreg.
ilker
witness the heartrending sights inotest chance could have any,
with this journal or with these I real estate at Los Angeles a dis- saloon business or those who drink mouth of the Coquiile yet this s e a -!
Chas. W . Johnston,
that are daily visible in tin* streets
Recorder Pratt report- '
u'i.
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columns, stating that they would patch from that place says:
A to , excess.
Register.
m
r
1
5
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i son.
\\ hoop it up, iioys.
of our cities, rather than to have
not lie responsible for anything' ¡mod evidence of the real estate edan increase of bid for the year, | __________ [ __ _______ _ _____
to read the disgusting chronicles that might appear therein.
How ! boom here was seen last night in making the total membership 18,-
3A0. He stated one-fourth of the
of crime and outrage that render is that for cheek, anyhow? It puts j
some of the real estate olfices. deaths for the year were caused by
hideoas the newspapers of the us in mind of the little episode of
the three tailors of Too ley street, Over 100 men formed in line hist the excessive use of strong drink.
country, whose province it is to
in the city of London. England, evening a G o’clock, to get their
Three Hoy* (Jreiiiateil.
record such calamitous events, who wrote a remonstrance to the
first chance to buy lots at 9 o’clock
Fort Bidwell, April
1.— The
most of which are diractly attrib­ Crown commencing w ith the words
this morning in tlie new town on house of J. R. Bolin, at Codarville,
utable
to the demon of drink, “ we, th i people of England,” and
the line of the San Gabrel Valley in this county, was burned last
rather than have momentarily be­ signed with tlie names of the three
The street hoys made night, and with it three boys, chil­
worthies themselves, knights of railroad.
fore our eyes such a record of oa-
.
.
.
the scissors, at the bottom of it _____
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_ , places
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money
getting
and . selling dren of Mr. Bolin, aged, respect-!
XÜST
lannty and
and crime,
abolish
the I f Easter lmd the writing of these j them.
One boy got $75 for
Bolin
or his ively, 7, 10, and 15 years.
His wife
liquor traffic; remove the cause; columns,
the compositors would j place.
It was an amusing shdit was absent at tlie time.
Druf»0, Meffioins. Paints, Oils. Candies, Cirrars, Tobacco.
was
severely
injured
in
trying
to
banish the temptation; destroy for fall short of capital E s before the j to see well known business men
Fancy Articles. Stationery and the finest quality of School Books
rescue
the
boys.
She
is
in
a
pro-
end
of
the
first
galley
could
be
preparing
to
spend
the
night
on
ever the poison that breeds and
Agent for the leading sewing Machines, Mason Si Hamlin or­
carious condition. Mr. Bolin’s two '
reached, if they could ever succeed | stools and chairs,
gans, k r . Old AYines and Liquors of the best quality.
develops disaster and death, and
_
I daughters, who were in tho house i
in deciphering his illiterate scrawl.
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
putrifies the blood in the veins of Rshn! we have no time to devoto
Nashville, lenn., had a §250,000 w’lieu the tire broke out, escaped j
L I V E and L E T L I V E .
vln 3 tf
fire on the 4th.
its victims, and the atmosphere 1 to such rubbish.
t uninjured.
OLIVE HOTEL,
m . !,.
, nor.
„'I Coquiile City, Oregon.
THE 1ÏFW m COSKOBIOl'S
S T S S A P -ÏB I? ,
Levi Snyder, Captain,
MYRTLE DRUG STORE.
Myrtle Point, Ogn.
W. L DIXON
Proprietor.