vi i n s i n u i . 1».
The article by Easter and Hayes, ' Ex-Senator Conkling is again! # % ■ ■ I
Ok
Editor H erald :— W e should j jn ( ’oast Mail, disclaiming any re- coming to the front in politics.
;
:nt;«-ip*»t * better weather, if not i sjxmsibility in the two columns de-
A coal mine explosion at S um- '
uuetime during the | voted to prohibition in this paper, im, Indian Territory, hilled 1 ic W
q u ite lo'.v, wit!i a c o m b i .¡ .tit a
of
Mr. \Y. E. McDtiffee ami family
UliliMK-
needs an explanation from u
diseases.
men on Tuesday last.
have tuovi^l to to a ’ u .
David
Hutchinson
has
got
those
i
[
uJ
we
thought
tlie
parties
named
MARRIED. \\ e are pleased t».
l o u r thousand people litted then*
Carl Holler, of Dora, was doing
funny things— the mumps.
. would be suspected o f any respon-
, ,,
. ,
H m attained n standard of excellence which
chronicle
the
nuptials
o
f
Mr.
li.
voices against the Irish coercion miraits no Mii**rior.
this t >wu on Saturilay.
1 he family of S. L Webber will j siHility, we should have relieved
1>. . . . . . .
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,
It contains every improvement that Inventive
Elazier Tuppor and Miss Martha
act at a ± llllauelphia meeting last genius, skill and money can produce.
Louis A. Roberts has secured
leave Marshfield in a few weeks, q,
<>f the necessity o f thus dis-
W hetstone, hoth of liandiui.
The
week.
the Hulls prairie school.
for Astoria, tlieir future home.
¡claim ing it. At the meeting here
pleasant affair occurred in the town
Ed. ( ’. (ireen, o f Newcastle, was
Mr. A. Lang* and «>«
EVXBT
I on M.m'h ID, ,ve were informe,1 nt | N “ rb cver>' comit.V in T e“ s «
at the hay on business Wednesday. o f liandon on Monday evening, will
nmono
Pas*
two o o ’ r clock
eeasinn
tlmt
we i
from a i>ig drought.
ORGAN*
111 ! no
-r a.iK
N i- the
. .j , . out
. . . . going m
- l ] i the
ne iwu
io c a se
ssio n m
ar
wi
\pi il Ith, the Rev. 11. ií. Swafford
j.
Ground
cannot
be
broken
in
many
School be^un in this place y e s
W AB-
seng * r ti.is v. 1 *k, for San Ledro.
i would In' ;mki'd by resolution ol
C
terday.
The attendance is up officiating.
i,
parts,
and
it
is
high
time
cotton
i he 0.1.1 l ’eilows o f this place ! ( j ì0 convention tor
f,
BAVXBL
space in tne 1 1
°
Air. 1 upper i a sou of Mr. and
wards o f llHL
will celebrate thè ¿filli in grand ¡ { ] r!; ALT) for tin cause of prohibi was ¡lianted.
FOB
Mrs.
d.
J\
Tapper
id'
the
Ocean
The t*it v council ha* ordered all
A cargo of
Chinese Coolies,
F1VB
style.
tion. In the afternoon we learned
Greets i>|HMit‘d that have been shut House, bandoli, und is too well
bave Young had thè misÌortum that a move was on foot to depose ; numbering 1100, arrived at San
up in the {>ast.
known and i >o universally liked
t o g i t o n e o f his lingèlo inasliei o f us o f any say in wh > should edit j Francisco oil the city o f Peking, ¡
it
Eil boy rie. lat** head-sawyer in in this p u t. to warrant us in giv oli 1 st week.
sv so lid mash no 1
columns desired. A s a matter ¡ April 4th and several o f them were
■ are celebrated for vol-
,
. Thepe ©xccPc~*t
Lyons’ mili, left foi Ids old homo ing him what would be just to as
tone. rjijck rc«pout«, variety of com-
doni
t,
out
panfili.
f
course
we
did
not
relish
this
the
afflicted
with
small-pox
o
f
a
vim-
¡
m
ac
.quality
or
Oi
in Nevada yesterday.
I
p
....
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•
r ! bioano». artistic o ./ , l z«Uy i:i finish, perfect
deserting a young man less known.
i : j ni'.ri uiu.-.i im:, mua-
The manv friendsof Miss Carri
h<‘<t in the world, and proceeded to i lent form. >v lien will the voice ot j coii*tnicdon,i:,»kni;:nmatfecinotaatu-active^orna-
uh imi 1 aol <k'ein...le organa fur I umucb , bcboola,
M. Kroll, of North Coquille, is ¡ he bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
got
a ~ resolution
asking
that the! I tlj0 People tlmt says keep the _ _ lep- churches, lodye», ¡-(.“ciCtics, etc.
* to learn sin If-»'
' up
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visiting the lower river witli a view Wiietstone, live in this place, and Xori >n. will lit* sorry
O
*
1
E S T A B L IS S E D R K P F T A T IO B .
is lying very ill at her Lome in j committee confer with us in the so- ! rous heathens away, be heard?
to reçu per ¡ilion of health.
l'K D Q C A L E D F A C I L I T I l.M,
are among our best citizens.
She
S K IL L E D W O R K M E N ,
lection o f an editor. The chair did
K o ic w m S lcr Y o u t h .
Miss Dora Collier won the fine is tlso universally liked, and is a this place.
B E ST M A T E R IA L ,
i I *11. !. M. Siglin returned home. (i!¡ Jl0 couja to prevent a vote on it,
Mr». Pii« «bo Ches! ey. Peterson, Clay Co.,
sewing mae hi tie at Noster's store, favorite among a ho.-t of friends,
COMBIITOD, MAKE THIS
the bonanza baking powder prize.
from \\
ington. via. Portland ! nnil when a vote was finally had, I i,jwa* te',H ,ho
rcmarknh’.c story
who join us, in a woild of congrat-
this
last
week.
Miss Lizzie Hudson, < >J
the G enna» looks Will |10 decidml 111 favor o f the negative, j residents of the town: “ 1 am 73 year«; old,
ulatioiis to these, our young i i lends.
n
engaged
ti»
teach
place, 1ms 1
and heai'fy. and expects to visit j when it was plain tin* ciiirmative j have been troubled whli kidney complnint
*
♦ — * -—
*•
Instruction Bocks and Piano Stools.
the school **n Cunningham creel;
It i-. report» *d tha t pHI tics ('ll ting Y\ : - i 1 : Í i again, some time ‘lu»’- ! had carried two to one - disin ter-! ftud ÎH,ue,HM for um,iy ytiir';: could not Catcùcgnes and Frico Lists, on applloatioa, n n k
r 1 1
i •
i
.
„
.
... ¡ dress inyself withont help. Now I am free
this summer.
ed i:i clean ing d iu l he yai'tl b n1ili o f Ìlio îlu* « ut se ot tue next six yeais.
o.Ui'd
run* . We* * from all
,,* i>am
• and , soreness and * nm able
., to
,
j
« *n u nersons
ot i ou* . sav live t<
w > «un
CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN CO.
1
Ou»* con es j ndents should send l te« ge S vVigj..’ ::l Is “ » >11, : iti 1 11’
,, 11 < r M il! come (||»>J 1 and lliere made up our mind , to do nil my housework. 1 owe my thanks
■'VV- ■ Mrs. Si<
831 BLUE ISLA N D AVE.,
their elTusi n* in ••arliei*.
At noon
nei*. on i uesd;*y, un (*uitlu“d the via S:;n i L'la n c isi
and
are
expect-
j
to
stand
no
more
m o n k e y busine*« Ito K!<ctr5c KiitvT* for
renewed my
CH ICAGO , ILL.
on Monday v-e are deluged, and
C
I youth, and removed completely all diseuae
keen
0
had
1
ome
itus
week.
men
t
“t
i
htmit
Hll’
lWO
wh
;
bone
and arose and asked what we were | . Iu1
1
tli ey have to go over.
1
the
:
bui it'd there.
.
t
*
1
k
ails
of
T i)€
Saturi iy afternoon Dan M cln - ■ to infer by the killing o f the reso
Satuid
Try a bottle, only <7.>c. at « . li. Noaler’H
Hr. Yolkmar, of bandon, called
Drug
Btore
The
j
an« Gust Mat'.son left Marsh lution; that if the people there as
j Ski'H“tv>ns could not be found.
tosii and
field in
ill a
t sail boat for their homo on sembled wanted a couple of col-
j matter is beili g investiigutetl.
Patent* U m n lc d
— :0 :—
those owing him to settle up.
I Co» è s river. L he boat caj»*izetl just umns devoted to the discussion o f
T o citizens of the Pacific States
Providence, 11. 1. April fi.- lie-
T L lo U n d e r s i g n e d
after entering the month <>f the | prohibition (w o had been urged i during the past week and reported j
S. F. Wil son. Esq., a leading
turns from to-day’s state election
H a s
attorney o f Empire City, arrived ,
river, throwing its occupants to the : [or this space bv friends oi
the expressly for the H erald by C. A.
in town yesterday. He is recreat- | come in slowly'hut no doubt re-
mercy of the cruel waters.
They I cause from different parts of the j Snow A Co.. P a t lawyers, Opp. U.
ing and taking some photographic ; mains that the Democratic ticket
swain t» »> u small island, >. short |c»>unty ), and the vote was unani- S. Patent Office.
views.
has a plurality and probably a clear
distane
*ir boat • uious for sjiace. Doubtless seeing i L. L. Dettys, Mt. A iew*, Cal., |
•V
J. J.
listen, the watch-maker is majority over tin* liepublcan and
capsized,
where
they
were
o
n
ip
e
ll-
tin*
turn
things
bad
taken,
a
reso-
Pump.
J.
X
Knox,
San
Jose,
Cal.,
j
here, and will remain four weeks. 1 ’inhibits m tickets combined. W ct-
and J Windmill. J. Levy, San Francisco, j
13ring along your work, for he is moie. liepublican. has a decided od to remain in water thiee or j lntion was gotten up quicker,
x is r
tour
feet
deep,
until
rescued
by
‘
¡t
contained
in
substance
ex-
j
Cal.,
Reflector
for
lamps.
A.
J.
!
the l>e*t workman that ever visited
in tin iato outside ot this city,
this part.
Mr. W. S. Vanderburg. m ’ io left i actly what the former one d id — | Lockhart, Marshfield, Oreg., Can
but this is overcome by ilio voti
and.
W ill Disher will soon go to
Marshfield . lu-itly after the un- j tlmt the committee confer with us labeling machine.
A. J. Nygurd,
here, i i.e woman sufirage aniend-
Roseburg for a n m ole of line
Is {>re|>ared to buy or sell for
foi tunut»* nn n.
They were con- ! ¡u the selection o f an eilitor, and i t ; Sun Francisco, Cal., D rip cup for
b!»H>de»l calves which lie liasorih*r- ment mus dcícaied. J lie weather
i v» yt d to tin-it* homes as quickly as | pussed, with the same vote that the j umbrellas. J. Perkins, San Francis
reasonable consideration.
ed from Portland. Verily C* h > s j was fine.
,
,
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. .
He has the following for sale:
countv is gidiing aroused to the
— •
pos.-il>U*. ami medical aid called to former one «Inh
1 he chair was co, Cal., Fruit jar. C. W. M. Smith,
necessity of breeding better stock. ! 1 In* Apache County ( ritic says: tlieir a> istauco.
1 liey were both glad enough then to sing out, “ the Sau Francisco, Cal., Railway car.
The Greatest Bargain Out
The trouble with the Navajo»** was j I chilled by the cold rain and wind. a\. s have it;’’ but this was a b o u t; H. H. 'Tuttle, San Francisco, Cal.,
Am ong those visiting thn* place
about bv
a ^Iluo
gang Ul
of J‘”
hoist
from Rand*>n »>n Saturday, were ! t brought
n,<Ml^IU linuut
,,y ,l
‘ '*»« | almost to unconsciousness. Mi
Mr. ! ] ■] minutes after lie had lost his Wash boiler.
A gre at eliaiiee for m a kin g M oney,
L O C A L IT E M S
(). Schotter and 1). \Y. Carriger
spent several days in town last Meek.
l'he Areata sailed for tlio Lav
Old Mr. Hitcher, -i* i ’ tirviO'V, is
on Saturday.
COTTAGE
ORGAN
TH E PO PU LAR ORGAH
L a n d
A g e n c y I
Lit Hi
G o q u ille
Chilstroui
Cpton »>f the llecor-
der, Averil & Dyer the merchants,
J ( ’ Havnes the hotel man Fra-
zier Tapper anil lin.le, V . K ia sk e,
Ed Rose, ami others.
M arine .—T he schooner
Par
kersburg arrived in this river last
Tuesday, ami replenished a large
number of the «tores <>n the river
with goods. It is said she had
about a full cargo. The schooner
Coquille g'»i in on 1 liursday. She
also brought piite i quantit}’ of
freight.
t,,ieVPS* 8untla>’
n ImrLv o f
Navai ° llHlift,ls in seftlvh o f H ha,ul
| seventy-five horses stolen from
i the'“ ’ l » ^ . l tl.r««gh town ™ l
C ity
M cIntosh revived in a few hours j jrrip on the H kkald . H is further
S tu d ite li*« Arni«*:» N a ïv e .
The best sal ve in the world for cuts, bruis
j
taken home.
Rut a i action o f refusing to put nomina-
sadder fate awaited his friend, ! ti»ms o f candidates outside o f Co- es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever Hores, tet-
| Oust Mattson.
H e wna take , to j quille City to a vote was jo rtly |
—Two spl«*iu!5<l lots »«n a oorner, in
tiic be»t p.irt of CViqnille City, with Rood
box house with ‘"I»."*
Lots cleared and
fenced.
This is one of the best bargains
ever offered lien*.
j continue»l t >.i<nd i iitenix 1 <u!.. j Ids own home, but human aid was ; censunMl, but was the only show he j or u o p»y mjairod. it is^unranteed to civo SO acres of the iinest fir timber on the
river, 2 miles above Coquille City, near tho
on the trail of the thieves that ted of no avail.
Already
iady the uAngel i had of becoming p e rm a n e n t chair- P' ^ ' t satisfaction, or money refunded.
river, with logging roads to it.
It is esti
„.it
» ,
.
:
.
! L’riee 2.’> cen Is per box.
For hale Ly J. H .
! in that direction. When they ar- ! of Death” was hov rering thoie, and
mated that there are 3,000,000 f»*et of good
man, an»l he is to that extent ex- ¡ .. ,
1
timber on the land.
The land will be sold
lived at Gladdin s ranch they came in a few hours his spirit
went out ensable.
Notwithstanding
all
nt a very great bargain.
U j i o n a man named Rlevens ‘and to meet its m aker—God.
He was ti;**t~c things we had hoped he!
The cheapest—14*3^ acres *’ miles from
All persons owing me on account Gravel Ford . 30 acres in cultivation. All
ow n ed fire, shooting him throng! i chilled to death.
Gust
Mattson vould go ahead and accomplish ;
the leg. It seems one of the 1 n- was a native of l* inland, afiont “ 1 much for the caus»* lie pretends t*» ore respectfully requested to pay good land goodont range for stock. House
2GxlG with ulieil addition.
Farn 30x42
»ban.- ini-
>ok him tor a mau naui- yeai*8 o f ag»*.
He was married in ailvocftte but wliich h«> is doing | up, on or before May 5th, 1887. good orchard, .*» head of cattle, lot of hogs,
ed Cooper, who a!amt a year ago Marshfield about four years ago. ! more harm than any other man on Those o f the upper river can hand !2 stands of bees, farming tools.
Good
the
amount
to
W
ill.
Yolkmar,
Si*,
j
timber
cn
uncleared
portion
«)f
the
land.
kilted an Indian near Navajo He was an honest, upright man, ¡ the the river. Hie, secretary who
j
N O T Z O E t
Myrtle Point. After that d a te all ! Ml for i*22»X) enquire»>f J. SUmlevantonthe
Springs, and this is the reason for and a good citizen.
H e leaves a |‘ ‘disclaim s" with him, makes im
promises or of the undersigned.
Master
Reuuie Lawrence, a the attempt to murder him. Rlov- bi’<¡lla r, wife and two ehildivi
o l). ine m pHyn>g that he has yet to j Rf,cmintfi »ot settled, will be placed j
THREE LOTS.
H e r a l d typ**, is the reei{»ieut of a tui* wounds are said to b;* danger-
mourn his untimely death.
The },.» v,inverted to prohibition, and oi tl.e lian»! of a collector,
A IIouso of A rooms centerally located in
beautiful and valuable pair of uiis, but not necessarily fatal. The
Coquille Citv vt rv cla-aj» for cash.
funeral services were conducted in ] Christianity as well, not withstand-•
^* A** ^ ° ^ iUlRr> ^* ^*
WHITE CEDAR
sleeve buttons at the hands o f his
n 35-1
w.
Indians, up to latest accounts, liad tin* Sweedish Lutheran church, ! hur ho is a preacher.
T’akiug nil 1
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I
f
i
l
l
ncres
of white
cedar timber
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teache**, Miss Mollie Lehman, for not fourni the hordes or the thieves.
1 U V ' land, one-fourth mile from Bear
by Rev*. \\ . Lund on Monthly. ' (hose tilings into consideration, r*e j
N O T IC E !
creek. Very Cheap.
* « A ► v
arithmetical proficiency He is a
s»> indebted ta mo are hereby
1
la*
remains
were
followed
to
tlieir
should
no
more
think
o
f
giving
up
\
\
LI»
thou
Brewery for sale—capacity ot six
The Irish coerci >n p> »licy, toward
ifiod to call and settle, and save
< in ten
bright b o y ior *>tie
barrels.
Good Location—Every
last resting place by a large con- ; sp ace t<> a man who would {>nt on i
thing convenient.
Satisfactory reasons
years, being advanced far lieyond | which events have l>eeu tending
a saintly grin ami goaoout preach- [
course o f friends.
VV. E. 1ÍACKLIKF.
given for wishing to sell.
his years in all his studies, and a I since the accession of the Salisbury
ing. and stealthily {»o.^t up naked
Myrtle Point. Oregon.
n3T»2m
ne ami a half acres one-half mile from
James Oliver, an old pioneer;
,
r , • - •
• ,
Coquille City, on staa»* road; house of
ministry,
is
now
apparently
in
1
1
and
shameinl pictures m caricature
gooil typo withal.
NOTIGE FOR PUBLICATION.
and
settlor
of
Coos
county,
dm»l
at
|
i|M
)M
O
o
f
whom
he
is
envious.
five
rooms, wood-shed, good cistern. 150
readiness to take shape.
A bill
Land Offici“ at Rosebnrg, Oregon. )
Sara Howell, o f Angora, was in
fruit trees, some bearing— Very cheap.
March 9th, 1HH7
(
wus introduce,1
«'* rS d n y o f last | tlmt. we would ourselves think o f
rixluced during the week 1 K " ‘ l/ire ^
on North fork near Gravel
town several days last week trying
■
,
(■ week.
He liad been sick for some : stooping to a level with the acts ot v o ' i ice in hereby given that thefoiiow- 1 1 ♦ 9 J 7 I acres
Ford: 25 acres cleared, house 1G x 2G,
providing for tli
a m e u a in e iu OI
.
li
(in e stio n
I * ’
inc-named settler has filed notioe of
to get a machine made he i.s get
1 time, ’ ami tvas uik * oiiscioiis several j Ine ,nilI) ni quesuou.
,
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« •
barn 30x54. smokehouse, wood-shed, beo
►»*•— ----------
| Ins intention to make final proof in support
the criminal law in Ireland, which
ting up to pull stumps with.
It is
«Jays bef.ire he died.
Deceased . N»* m * York National banks ar<‘ in ! of his claim, and that said proof will be house: 4 stands of bees, 2 cows, household
the government leader moved to
and kitchen furniture, farming tools, wagon
on tho principle o f a jaokscrew,
m : is about 75 yeais o f age. H e had ' trouble.
They find they
have to 1 mad»“ before the Judf-e <>r Clerk of the and harness. 15 acres of crops; range out
lence over all otnor
other <
<>r-
c
, ! give precedence
no re la tiv e s in this county. A large P»y <«xes like other people. Their I county court of Coo., county, Oregon, nt side and convenient f«>r 100 head of stock,
with a pinch-bar lever of great »
f ,
,
>r T m
i
mpiro C
i lty, uregon,
.
. . . .
. »lers ot the »lay. 5lr. Jonn Alorl ’ley’
1 >!ir*lr tuxes
1 nvod a
.'I'noind
t»i over
nvor tM*o
twn m
nil il . Lmi.iro
Oregon, on Thursday. April isl»>ss than one mile from school luiuse and
back
m o u n t to
length.
I he principle is g«>o»l,
, i , ,, .
/
it
,.
• ..
..
,• ‘ number o f friends from Marshfield
21st, 1SS7, viz:
1’. J. Fatty, homestead en post offoe—$2500.
moved t ie rejection of the motion
li»>ns.
acres. 4 miles above Parkersburg,
try
No.
3734.
forth<‘
S. E. >4 «>f S. W. ^ and
and a good power can be had for r
i
-
,,
1 and other parts
attended the
for urgency, denying the conserv-
on Coquille riv»*r: 25 acres bottom—
S. W . >-4 of S. E. U. Soc. 22. and the N. E.
The
labor
party
won
in
Cincin
a nominal sum. and it can be used
w 1 „ „ T V \v 1 / , f v v 1 « ... ! i >,,,Hnoe bench and hill land. House 20x28
„live leu.tors' st,dements regard- ! f " " or,‘ 1’
took P,ilce nt E ">- nati
.
election thè oth» r lay, sectir- ^ ol N. W. /4 and
\\ . ^ »>f N. E .,»,S e c. barn 42x00; good, young orchard, hearing;
for baling hay or wool in addition
27,
Tp.
28
S.
R.
15
West,
Wil. Mor
good timber on the »>n the place: good out
ing
thè
mayor.
Gooil
for
thè
la-
lug tho condition o f Ireland.
Mr. i l,,re 0,1 S?'.ur,!? y- .„Survlces
I i
side range for stock. Price, 1250.
He
names
the
following
witnesses
to
to &tump pulling.
conducted by Lev. \Y. Lund
boring ir.en.
yjilfiOO for 1G0 acres of laud, 80 acres under
5 ! Gladstone made a str«>ng speech
prove his continuous residence upon, and
np fence. G00 fruit trees house, harn G0X4O.
E»l. H erald : I wish to say thro’ . in the course of the debate ‘ ui>ou
red J ’irvis met wifh (l nite | Tllft Afghans are about to go to ^ultivation of< nid land< viz:
\ g> oil range foreattle adjoining.
IlarliH’ker
, of Empire City, Goos Co. Or.
Q*9e0
fi r Hous» uud two lots in Goqn
the H erald that I sent W . G ould- 1 the motion
for
urgency,
in
which
j
»
«
“rioue
acc.lent
on
the
stege
line
j
t
he
A
p
e
*
-
.
,
I
h
c
y
|
L.
in
Joquille
i n f i l i li
D M
111 ¿ C H I
>«
111
W l i i v il
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I
il
1 1
11
J.
H.
Lamb
I
of
Coquille
City,
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spee, whose ml appears in tho H er -! h0 ftCCUSOll the Conservatives t.f bHwef‘n G rd iiie rn n d Empire on
le*^ lms soeret.y soni them
acres
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<*. T. Robison f
to o * county, Oregon.
f (Ulh h .on ,C(',lnill(' nvf r- ™ a«
U. G. Robison of Norway, Coos Go., Oregon.
I'yttoiii hum ;, nen-s cleared. I bal-
ALD, a box o f furs »m l hir s «w o ! attem
ptin g______
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nnoa go»xl
good timber, cedar and fir -conveni
-convenient
opting
to strike a fresh blow ; ^ , atu; , k >’ , !“ st*
i l' ^ ^ tilg0 , br,’k‘! ! , City
ordinances are wining ,,ul
out
Chas- W*. Johnston,
to log.
Small house with three rooms,
months ago, «ml havo hoard »<“t h - ; at tlle wntintm M lt ,,f In la n d and <«<**». « « '{ the passojigers «-heated 11])(1
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mrl5
Register. | f22ii0.
Or. 120acr» s including the Isittom
------------- j laud and house >»12(X)—a .splendid chance
m g from him. Ih e express agent thfi uuity of the empire. ‘ It seems u,lt of tl!f',r ‘ rnr }ill'e by
*(> towns, by declaring them nuisances,
| for one wishing to make a home.
Liberal
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Sale!
says he received the < 'otxls.
1 hr evj({ent, judging from tho tone o f 1‘
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'n,>
through t lie j T o add to Texas’ drought cal am-
! terms given.
I Ira, v e a. To\ill for sal©
One choice business lot in C»jquille City
letter 1 sent him has returned. yIr Chamberlain’s speech in r(>. 'v“ i»l ami ram on foot.
Some say | ities, they had some severe frosts Apply
—very desirable.
to
E. C obman ,
A ItAItUAI N.
Does it not look like he was a fraud? ply, that the prospects for » reun- tl«“ disaster was caused by the nuu- a M*eek a g o . Coni m a s killeil.
Norway, Oregon
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ncres
at
Graver*Ford. all lxittom
Theodore Tilton is com ing back
I f any one bas returns from K1**!« 10„ ()f the Liberals Imvo not iul. anal licavy current o f wind; but we
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land.
50
acres under cultivation,
NOTIOE.
30 acres good pasture.
One of the best
sent to the party named, he will ; (m>TwL
The conservative pro- ! ausoeet some thing else.
liriga- to America.
All persons knoM'iug themselves places on the North fork; would make a
VIOIt*.
please let it be known through the
jt j
u n d e rsto o d ,
will lliftr General Sit!lin. Senator o f
indebted to me. ere notified to set- S t t S Ä a
premises of
H erald .
S. 1». Hollenbeak. 0pen with a coercion bill, to be L °o 8 anti Lui ry, was on that stage, j At Marshfield, April 3d, 1887. to tho wife ! q e the same boft>re or by May 1, j J* B* Fox’ Snivel Ford, Oregon.
u.
Mrs. Steward authorizes us to < followed by f a l tenants’
relief
bill, , ; | ^ llt^ ^ ie
'' ^,() ^aa mH^e
a stage i i of Wm. J’t*rnett,
M 'llrllllM
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------------ ’ a son.
'87.
After that date all accounts I. A
impr‘,vod fftr!” of 100ftcres on Fish-
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trap ¡»0 acres bottom land; iood bouse and
pril G, 1887, to the wife
nts
power
to
stay
evie-
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^
lîlt
can
tr,lvc‘l
U1hler
such
a
load,!
lu
Coquille
City.
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say that the article in reference to giving tenants
not settled will be placed in the barn and orchard: is a good home for any-
son.
eclating their inability i c“ "
" « ' e n . d l to pieces, and j of^
Sam Stewad in last week's paper tions b> decl
one. Price #2230. Liberal terms given.
hands o f a collector.
April 7th. to the wife of
120 acres three miles up the North fork.
«-> >»*^:»
^ Itis s im p lv
was an injustice to him. The 875 to pay full rent, and by » great;
S. N. A. Downing, M. D.
daughter.
cruelty to animals” to think o f such
27 acres plowland cleared, good house; harn
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C oquille, C ity. Mar. 23, 1887.
was duly accounted for, and every- j measure for land purchase.
At is
.» i i „ tilin*.
But tlle wonrter iSi I A ............. . r „ r, , , „ . „ . » . . . o v e r ,
40x40. School house within 200 yards of
J
the house. Can be made one of the best of
thing was done by Mr. S. for the understood that in case the gov- tlmt Jarvis didn’t “ tumble” long lie-1 Capt. Coleman, sebr. Weymouth, plying
COAL! COAL! !
farms. \ ery little waste land—good water.
sick man that loving hands could eminent should be defeated at any ; fore he did.
j between Atlantic city and N. Y.,lmu been
W . R. Panter will deliver stone coal on I Price $1590.
Inquire of P. Dean or tho
do.
It seems that the preacher point m the development o f tlieir!
P erd ita . I tumbled with a «»ugh so that he was un-
able to sleep, and was induced to try Dr, tho bank of the river at his landing for ' undersigned.
referretl to neglected the sick man policy they will appeal to the ; M.tishfteld Apr.
King’s New Discovery for Consumption. It j $2.50 in bulk; in sacks— sacks furnished
1G0 acres three-quarters of a mile up Lniu-
! pey creek from the river. 20 acres cleared,
whan ho had promised to look out country instead of resigning. The j The California and Oregon rail- not only gave him instant Relief, but a lla y - ; $3 per ton.
_________ j 50 fenced. Of the timber. 40 acres are white
is being pushed with much j«** the extreme soreness in his breast. His;
v5n2Gtf.
for him and see him to his people. m e m b e r s of the government, how- i road
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| cedar—good timber.
20 acres grazing
.,
, vigor. Already t lie line has reach- i oht1dren vv‘‘ro Himilar,y affeote(1 and a sinKli'
F O R
SA L E
The latter put up money for some ever, are confident o f a cons.ilei - ! ^ 0reiJO11> allq tl?0
between ’ dose had the same happy effect. Dr. King’s
; ground on up land. House 28x30, barn 30x
Ton head o f young M llcll Cows, j 80, 200 fruit trees young and bearing. Small
traveling expenses for the
other, a b le majority, though it is expect- j tj)e roa(j Imraeq am] the O. & C. New Discovery isnow the standard remedy
in the Coleman household and on hoard
| fruits of several kinds and good varieties.
Apply to
it is learned.
As for the money, ; ed that the opposition will contest js rapidly closing up. There are the schooner.
G. AV. S tevenson , Prioe H-50—Liberal terms.
there is yet $100 missing, but Mrs. j the ground at every step.— lir a d -! only 20 miles between the graders Free Trial bottles of this Standard Remedy
Enquire of Walter Sinclair
n29
Fairvtew, Oregon
Or at this office.
at J. II. Nosier Drug store.
8. cares nothing about it
streets.
^ au(i Ashland.
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