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Newspaper Page TextCilotHl For (« r o r e r . A IVw Word** From Texan. Speak oat nnd lot u* know whether j ROAD CONTRACT TO LET. W o are indebted to Mr. W. S. •, — . , 1 , , . ly^OTlCE in her* by civr*n that th'.» county yoa nro in favor o f the principle . Our president has endeared him- ^ P)ur court of Coos county, Oregon, Will, at | <*«• not; let us hear from you on ! ; anderlmrg o f Marshfield for call- gelf to the people, but iras made a i * ' nu. on the t.i S T E A M E R , ‘ * m g our attention to the following ----- ‘ 27l»i «r.U R j. A. !>.. !H*7. T U E S D A Y , M AY 3, 1S87. that point; it is about time, if you big enemy, is the following dis receive bide for building a county ror.il. bc- have any deep-seated convictions ( JrtlcIft iTeently published m the , tch wip rendily show: presi - t vHtix the two nnd tbreo mile v» >»L.* on the i l o x jr c upon the matter. Don't go month- j I * ™ ' a,ul wh,®h specially applies ; (ient (i|eveiamj to (]a Henl ft ietter Miildl« fork o f the Cocaine river county rmyriM ' such i to democrats who are opposed to j to the 6ecretory o f the interior re_ ron t. S lid road to be open* d and construct- id » ing around that ‘ you ‘ are in Swift and Sure, U L ü iü J » . . . U il nent *U «umptuary legislation, and also j . w,„trnver«v M « pp „ „ , ed alono the line of the trail as now opened, abject terror, lest the movement specting the controversy between a 1 and to be ten fret wid> in the dear, t nd e d i t e d by should suffer at the hands o f its j those who intend to oppose the. settler named Mill ford Miller and Hot to include tho road that may be made S l ) r . M. M. M U R P H Y . sustaiuers- just let us hear w h a t! ameudment on the grounds o f ad- the Northern Pacific railroad, by the rock« and earth taken from the hill, Makes the round trip between Bandon and vou think about it yourselves, and h °renoe to their party. 1 lie eru- about th » ownership o f some land butt« be ten feet wide on the solid earth Coquille City every day. All comnmuications in the inter from the inside line next to the hill to out Leaves Bandon about 7.:>0 n. m., arriving ^ within .............................. est of Prohibition, in ended !'or no have done with it. Are wo to con- inenfc tnen who8e wul,ls ftre herein , lying the indemnity limits side line, said iiv.il to be included. \i Cfiquiile City about lltiJOa. in. Ketum- The party or uarties, to whom said con tice or public it ion. to lu» addressed elude that you have not yet got far ; J l,oletl *)r° ve conclusively Gf that road. The case has been inii, IcavertGoquiilo City about 12:110 p. m. to Dr. M. M. Murphy, Coquille enou lough along, to enter even upon Hiere can be no party disloyalty ! peil(] in4, for ft num|)er Gf yQHr8 ,m,i tract is awarded, to enter into au under find arrives at Bandon about 4:‘»0 p. in. taking in an amount to be fixed by the City, Oregon. ______ th e novitiate of Prohibition? 2-jSrThi» Stciuner connects at Coquille W e | m votin" for tho amendment, aH came ame before the president upoi upon the court, with one <>r more sureties, to faith- City witit the *•€' liISIiS” for Myrtle Point. comprehensive moral principle. XcopDj <r** in l ,rohil»iti«n. are ready to listen to neophytes or petition o f Miller. The letter is o f ' f,,:ly l>crform tU,J c,uditjl>Uïl of 8ilid c‘jn' Through hire on both Iniats, 50eta. A »»rent deal has been said Intelv nuvlmdv else. Or do you espouse Ft will be observed that similar vast importance as it will probably tract. ^ J 1 „konm-otknu i._ ,w „ m **''" »«.»«-w «o »*> " piwwamji me The court court reserves reserves tue the rieht rieht to to reject reject nnv any in various quarters concerning, the cause of rum, riot and ruin? ¡ . be ecl ua" y «P- j establish a precedent for the ßettle-1 «nd all bid-». All bids t<> be «mt sealed to T h e B e s t B a r g ia n - and generally to the detriment of I f you do, for poorness' r .ke, d o plind.le to those o f the republic,,, ment o f thousands o f similar case». Hit- county clerk of this oourt by the 2t»th acres of t;ood bolto la d, seven day of May. A. 1\, 18H 7. 1 miles below Coquille City, on the river, neophytes in Prohibition. It is so openly nml don’t beat «bout tho lmrt-v wllu °P P °se tbe amendment I he president reviews tho facts j 1JV order of the County Court, price $l2ud. Liberal time on $40U . f the argued that it is only tin.so who bush. An open enemy is prefer from similar views, from their o f the case, how Miller settled on Given under inv hand and the seal of antoi-.ut. 'twenty-one head of cuttle for said oourt, this 22 day of April, A. D., 1«SS7. ^‘>'.»0. Enquire of fc*. W. Gilman, or at thia have been abstemious for years, able ble any d:,v to a pretended friend. : l*’ 1' 1*08! standpoint: the laud in 1878, has made substan office._______________________________ n lltf. [L.S.] J. J. Lamb, or those who have never indulgisi In a word* it is n ot,-w h o says i f f " '" ‘ t Senator Eeagan, o f 1 Texas, tial improvements and filed his Comity Clerk. ¡ shown in mi .‘u ,«a he b« snv? which is ' tlill,ks ot Prohibition is sho at all in intoxicating drink, who {nq *‘w i,n hat fd i loes (Bandon Beach Estate (663 Acres) claim under the homestead law ou BBIDGE CONTBACT TO LET! For Sale. possess a right to give reasons; the q „ ostion o f the hour. Would ; hia *° « request, made t.y the December 2-1. 188-1. The company JOTICE is hereby given that the Oonntv CONTAINING the BACE COURSE, AGATE court of Coos county, Oregon, will, at for the faith that is in them, dust „ t those purity routers refnse ! ea o f that state, which was ; c intend that the land was within Beach, Horaea'uoe Bay, the Renowned Cavea. The a «jK-f-i-il term, on the latter are about in the center o f the beach resorted why a man who has never known oue poor sinner’s vote, if he as follows: ' the area selected by them in Pe- 27<!i <!;«y o f VI »; . 4. O., ihM7. to for r.ealth and recreation, and which, down to “ I would be as fur from desiring the taste o f liquor in his life should (the ranter) were running for 1 ceillber, 1 8 8 1 , Ulltlei tlie land frrrU it i rew -ive bids f o r b u ild ;U‘? a bri'.fije fr o m a ! low writer tiuB is the exclusive property o f tha | point wh«-r* tin* t'lKinillt* City arid Mvrt’« | owner by li^ht of patent The frotit»K« on the arrogate to himself the sole right office—ami rumor hath itthatsnch to see laws passed which would act Mr. ( ’levelaml reviews the { Point county road is itr-rs-cted bv tha beach, which it» nearly a mile in length, has an un- to lecture tho public upon the ».contingency is neither iinpeesi- inteifere with the freedom o f le histoiy o f the land operations of . j | olMfc'urcti view o f the I'.tcibc Ocean, * and is admir- 1 North fork road: thcnca south a*. <iu» ftlQ ' ably ad.;>ted for villas, hotels, etc., tne northern gitimate commerce, or which evils o f intoxientiou (although he blc* nor improbable tit some period the Northern Pacific road ami Ooq'iillt* ( <itv and M y rtle l t<:nt r<»a 1 f'>w:i7tl i boundary a»ijoining the lands o f A. G lrow l, the claims to have never been there) of the near future? In fine, wo would undertake to control the : quotes the attorney general's ('pin (h o N *rth fo r k b r-»k v ;12'> fuet, Hflid b r id g e ; entiie iroiitaj’ e of which has been already disposed of iu building lots. The beech itself extends to a it is somewhat difficult to deter must not make it an issue who sup purchase, sale and use of necessary j ion that the withdrawal and reser- to be bnilt in w>rkra/m!ike mtinner. P«*rs:>n^ seitdint» b id s sh ou ld sen d soa led ; considerable distance north o f the frontage, and mine. Still further,, why it should port the amendment or who o p - 1 f -><>d, drink, or apparel, as anv on e 1 ; ration o f e these lands in 18/2 oper- b id s, tvk.h plain*, «y e n ific a tio n s, s tra in , ilia- also south o f it, and contains a large quantity o f red and w hite» edor, redwood, spruce, aab, maple be; but l behove it to be the , , , , , . or.ttus « a d bid:* f o r Ihe aariip, e a c h b id d e r ■ and myrtle brought in by every tide. The paten- tielong to any one man, or set of pose it. but whether it should or could , . . ated to prevent Miller from acquir- is requirtnl t o file h is b id . a u d dep<»ait w ith , tee is also eutitled to all mines, minerals, medici- iu a lawful - - . , • , . . , men, to usurp a dictatorial role and should not be supported. We, duty o f the people, . . , ; ing any interest or right to the th e r le r k <*f th is co u r t. 5 p e r o e n f o f th e j nal springs, clam aud oyster beds, waifs and eatraya manner, to protect themselves ami , . < • , preach total abstinence to the ex think we are nerfectlv I amount of finch bid, an early a** the Lf.th th,‘rri),> h* con . , . „ . land claiiiietL ’ . . . . . I Tha Tna t temperature is cn-iqualed in the United clusion o f others, ir is not easy to eluding that the supporters o f the ! f ° ciety »gwnst the evils o f the j x iie president calls attention to 1 dRjr of Mny’ i m ' whieh nmoant sh ill be Stales for equability, there being only 13 degrees forfeited to the* conntv, in c i thr* s t ird hot**ecu tlie monthly mean of January, the coldest use of intoxicating liq -! conceive. Many of tlie articles movement, ns body, will compare improper , i , l , l have , , , . , the fact that auch not a lw a y s SO f*lt 1 “ *■''•*-*■* reservation j made to him and he fui!«, m*;;lt*ct,* or re- ! month of the year—the average of which is 46 deg. published in this county, which favorably in respectability or any nor. ^ places, probably millions o f ' fuses for tho period of two days after «neh ! —an-1 that of July aud August, the hotteat—the av- --------' , v *’ -----------“ *r*Ke of whl<:h ls '**— w ,e s « S«rvlce Report). the writers claim, or are suppos \l other good quality with its oppou - 1 lt has been in a great degree | of land, beyond " the reach o f oiti ' - I i a w ard is mad.» t o M iter in t o c o n t r a c t a n d | The utfilUc laud*, about 340 acres of which »r* more file his bond us required by law. because I was unwilling to I or lee* cleared land under fence are suitable for to have written in iho interest of ents, or even with those question zens, for the benefit o f a railroad, Dv order o f the Comity Court. dairyiug, or ratting cattle or sheep as well as for Prohibition, are almost wholly able supporters who are so loud allow any outside issue to subvert having no fixed, certain or dt finite G iv e n u n d ' r m v lin n d m id th<- son! <>f s a id graia, roots, etc., and the entire when cleared (and t21» it* easily occow i liahfMl, an tha titubsr hoa been given to the abuse and discounten mouthed in pharisaical righteous or cause the overthrow of thedem - j interest in such lauds. lie de court, tlii* 22d day of Ayril, A. D. is*7. t**i-r.iltt*il to grow only aiuce the white man settled J. J. Lmub. ÍL. S.] ance o f other advocates o f t he cause. ness. here about 3" years since,) will maintsin a large Give ns a rest from such ! ocrutic party, wliose principles I clares that this is contrary to the Count v Clerk nurn!<«r of ca:ti*, and aUo adapted for for the ordi believe necessary to the preser The wearv bun len 0 ’ th (»ir t ;ong w’lnte-chöhere 1 plmrisaism, say’ we. beiieficient policy of the govern- nary product* of agriculture in a temperate climate. i Easy term* will be given, nearly the entire pur- »hibiti on is a !1 1 ig:‘ t R Ih i Let us all lein.ember that v e are vation o f our free constitutional • ment, and gives powt r to corpora- i a ’ tx i \ -ni chai*i* money being allowed to lie on the lands for a system o f government. We now »• l . i i i • , a very coo d thin g in itse! f a T U ' ì S' » supp'ir ting a prii«ci{»!e, not inen. long time, Tne northern line o f three inside turns * to select lands which, ow • ing: I i f ‘ a s i a v V i si a t , .. . k l V i / A i l M U l l have the opportunity to promote * laud* is only half a mile from the poetoffice, store, that the prii idi >ìi‘ i-, all tiiid L * t us nei accordingly ami vote to violations o f law, m all proba- whipping wharves, etc., o f the rising seaport town 1 be i!o>ire< 1 , but, for neeoidi ugly, and according to th j sobriety, thrift an l hapines,,, with- ; bility, it has no just claim to. ot Baiiduu, which is situated at the mouth o f the Mrs.S. E. H D d rB D 'L Prooiohor Coquille, a river navigable for seagoing ships for i out endangering the success and j sake!i-ay 1 t<»ld yo u, and dictate.-» o f «'111 ■ con-cience. Such an affair he says, should o eo< »<lnes •ft or to miles from its mouth, and where building 'perpetuation o f the principles o f lots of a frontage of 3U feet are selling for tfitJO and don’t listen to anybody else who and so f,*r as it i< the re- Ciurfiil!* City Club. tlie democratic party, and L am in not », exist upwards. c .- , .. , , i . says so. Now, the truth >-f a prin I have «gain i»ikt*n e »¡v*^ssi<»n of th* , 1 suit or executive rules it should tie Apply to GEORGE BENNETT, Bandon lt will no doubt surprise mem favor o f doing so, and sh ill at tlie i , . , . -. - ,, K o w k - mn Ii«sr.•*!:. nud will spore no p.iins Coos County, Oregon. ciple is notât all affected, whether bers of Prohibition ruuiimiiiii clubs through I uni'll^ii- , .. , ftbaiuloned and so far as it is tne or exj.enst* to make i t plea«*unt for taiestu. luiiuHium ciuo.i mruug.i com ing electicu so vote, because, u *■ *1 •* , it is pronounced by the greatest out the oonntv iiVi,l the nnblic • • , , ., ^ result o f improvident laws u should A slisre of the pntronnge is Solicutcd KG KEY TO LOAN count>, ami «no j.ut.tu . m}, lt favors policy . bfi r,.pp, t ,_____ ................... o f living saints or the greatest of Board nnd lo d ^ iu c ,...............................#1.00 Is not a circumstance to the great offer made eu. The public domain Ccnerally, to learn that until a few which will do much for the im- below. Mr. J. W. Wiraer, postmaster at Morphy, .Hoard without loJ^iug..........................#-'L. r > 0 living siuners—and the latter has davs ago there was no Prohibition „ . . . ... „ is uatioual wealth and must be M e a l s ........................................................2ootfi. Jom phiue county, desiring to locate near the coast, , provement o f the condition o f our : * i wislkf * to exchange his splendid farm for one in just as good a right to enunciate ............... . v4n29 ,-tub, nor indeed any society de - I 1 I___ pe„p|e pecuniarily, socially, mor - ; guarded. close proximity to Coquille City—two miles at the its truth h s the former, and it is a He calls tho attention of the sec furthest, or will sell for HKtOO. His piece consiete voted to the cause o f Prohibition, ; RÌlv> nnd toWHrd placing pl,,„¡D„ them th(. on of 8J0 seres; Ml scree iu cultivation, and 300 under much greater triumph for the retary o f the interior to violations in existence m in this Some ¡ a t’ feuce. Of this, 100 acres flue, bottom, and lfiO level tins city. iul,„r better h.,ttl.r plane plane o o f f civiliza cb higher, principle itself when he does so. I o f th** statutes by the company and --------------7 red laud, the improvements on which are three time ago, it is true, there was a tion." Tlie views o f Ex-Seuator good orchards, of tr»*es—peaches, prunes, pears, S o that all this fustian anil chin- mot- dug o f citizens convened at the Maxey coincide with those of Sen- j suggests in further consideration i apples, cherries, walnuts, almonds, filberts, per- : si.muons, mulberries, etc., etc., and also s nice, trap. generally sputtered ont by church f.»r the purpose of estalv of such cases every presumption C4 I * Ol Reag.-in, as will be seen by t large vineyard, and all kinds of berries; three large characters whose own pers« mil li o ' i l l g u and iiitentmout be in favor o f the , barns, one hix 6 feet, another 4fix’>6 and the other at was to h.* known as his reply to a similar request, 1 | VAST.; a flue dwelling, main building 10x48, two record would not boar a moment's •ttl er. tlie Coos County Prohibition A l wl; , stories high and hall through center, with “ L ” whn»h s as ! > ! lows : <>nr h er , I put investigation for a single day of kit. hen, porches, etc.; s well of flue wa'er st the liance, but owing to the incompe- J'l ic the proposed amendment • M a i ’. INE. — Llie schooner Free r.t.is truly u favorite n nort. door; a cellar 13x3.* with l)-fo »t stone walla and their existence, don't, in phi ,i Inn- t«*me of tli° chairninn. the meeting ill t!) n hive of sum ptuary ÎCjffs- Trude, Capt. N onien, arrived in T h * t thief* r.re supy.li »1 w ith nil th e d e li- ! good smoke-house over the same; a carp pond o f gunge, amount to a row of pins, e.U'ie'. toi»- hud. nml in tftylo to suit li.. one acre, well supplied with carp. The location broke ufi and a Ijourned vine <!i(\ laii* il. » do not so rt-uard it. T lie this river on luesday. from 8it.ii it. a hr .lthy oue, in 7 miles o f railroad and tu 7% most fastidious epicure*. Again, another dfiSS ot t !.fse «Ulmujgi t!ie ne« ■- :-v\’ resolutions mile* of the town o f Grant's l ’ass. The Murphy Its* diniiiii-roo.iu« and ult«;.ing «part- p. *t office is on the premises. A big lot of machin state o f l’ex as h ;s completo power ^ rancisco. She will take a cargo goody-goody t«*m: fian ce hi ■li are had 1 *en snhrnitted t*> it. without over tho whole qimstion as uu in- merits are second to no bote) m Southern ery to go with the place. ¡umber at II »sus mill. inquiry why constantly n dl! Apply to J. W. Wiiner, i >r< ••<n. anv membership being d*»e!ared. teqral j ari o f the {«ilice powers, The Lizzie Trien, Uupt. Nelson, v4t ,v> Mrs. A. I». Olive, l'rop. Murphy, Josephine county, Oregon. men o c nn >t control t c i appe- with >ut any roll being signed, never granted to the ^ftnftrul gov- came in on V* tdncsdny finti was tites should have the a>si i.rauce without any constitution being pmnOfuL The police powers o f towed up to L y on s mill, this placo not, to ami inipudt nee, nrd siff fi.-rib d to, or, in fact, without the atnt»? are wholly distinct ami : on Tuesday. » lecture I / item ab. »ut what they any o f the forms lifting c implied apart fr* >m sumptuary legislation.) i he N. Danielson, Capt. Olsen, should drink or not drink. They with which are nsn d in the inan- ih e deni* cratic party, ns such, has arrived in t!ie river on Saturday, never drink, they tell us, but they purj ti<*n < f soci. ties. St» that the nothing nml ought to have noth- fifteen days out from 8 mn i raucisco, don’t want to be interfere«! with voting might' just as easily have JL 2 J As i and was towed up to this place by persons o f that class. Cold been conducted by nnti-prohibion- ing to do with the question. citizens let ©very man exercise his ' *"" 11 : 11113 ’ afternoon by the tug Katie blooded and sflhfi.li, tlf V would ists nnd saloon sjiies (mui, as ti hest judgment and vote according- ) Cook, nnd is loading lumber at not bear even the semblance o f limiter of fiict, voting was fr ely ly. I piopose to exercise my L yon's mill. She brought a large m i restraint, even though it did not participated in by both o f these right as a citizen,*an«l, while I <1*> a Si h Jl »: * A * freight F*>r Lyons A’ Son. gall them, to save countless thou classes) as it could by pers >ns I ik t Ih e Spy, which sailed from the sands o f their fellow c eaturos. who were prepared *«> phnlg«» them- not have the confidence which some have in the efficiency o f Coquille three weeks ago, made the and to stem the torrent o f cirme selves t<» r lqiport the ainen«lnient. \ F«*\v towns pos««»s« the natural advantages that Coquille enjoys, and which will, in measure to the full j trip to the city in 58 hours, and and misery that threatens to over The truth o f the mutter is that extent claimed for it, I will, in was s(»l*l the other «lay. 1 tie I’ .t- ihe n<*ar tuuire, cause it to blossom :i> the rose. It lias a beauti.ul and pleat-ant hite, whelm the country. Let every the officers were «o busy nominal- j th„ ¡„t<,r,.st ot ROod raonda, elite fit.,am Whaling eompany are beintr situate«!, for the iuo«t part, on a level plateau on the Minny fiide of the O ’quille Ki\er, thiny miles from the Pneinc (V(*:*n,w!«icli is reached every «iay by a four-hours man look out for himself and the ing and electing each other, on the and pros})erity, resolve the doubt purchasers, and they start her j .steamer ride. Coquille City is at the center of the converging wagon road system of Coos devil t/iko tlie hindmost! that ;-il tu'izft and no blanks system, in favor o f that side w rich seeks to tlm Arctic to-day. Peterson « uimtv, aiu! »it the In», i T d»*ep-\\ a ter navi^itir n,:tnd in the i «T.tr.-d {-art of a Vdfit b«xty is the generous motto o f persons that they forgot «il! about the rank tiie grtvitest good to the «'¡’r*'it«‘fi-t Tros, got a good {»rice for lier aliti of rich, river bottom land, which i- the source «»full true and cmhuinsr prosperity The of this class. A ml the. e ji re among nnd file, nnd th«* embryonic Coos nurulier, aud vote for the Hinend- Nols and Sovereign and th«*ir i e .untrv r und about i - ft' h d with ]>reci‘ ai - met a Is, miuerttK and coal to an unparalleled the fellows who Imve the cheek to | extent, nnd is covered with a var'a-iy of limb r that lor quantity and quality is not ex- Ci unty Alliance, consisting <f all monl.” brother-in-law, teturiied here y«*s- Mr. M.ax«y and Senator i celled by that of any place on the Coast, if. ind«vd equah*d. As adairyingand stock- tell us that men who cannot con officers end no soldiers, met wiiii Reagan are very able ami inllu- terday, while Peter Ne!s«»n went ; raising wuntrv. an l a sanitariuet for those s»-» kinc health it isbouml t,«* come to the front trol their apj ftitea ought to !:■ ftp an untimely fate. and turned out «ip to Ala.sk a. ’J he b o y s took tho rank. The Cshinu industry will prove nn important fttetor, while the numerous niiil*and eiitial men, and old politicians silent in the matter. Hut. s« ' di t > be the worst kind o f an abortion. claim they will carry thousands of ^P 3 ’ down to sell her, as they wish- facteri«*s. completed, in «»' itho of ooustruetiou. and oontftuiplated, will make the whole a 7 and cold-blooded and contempt county a buz/iug hive of industry and wealth. Coqt#ile City is in the center, is the In view «»I these facts, a P rohibi votes with them. ; ei* engage largely iu the salmon most fliirible and will enjoy all. Its aehool, church, and sooiety advantages are second ible as these men ar«b they are not tion club was started here on hitT not oue in the county. Building material is chestper at this poiitt than at anj’ other in the ••*** , . | fishing business. a patch on tlie fellows w ho, with Tho Salem Lance is «loiug a n«>- ' The Parkersburg and Coquille county. It lias the advantage of a corp«*ra*ioii and is to s->on have a mocutuin streftao Y\ odne^day evening, having the their lips hardly dry from the last necssary coiistitutiou and enroll- ble work in show ing up the keepers of water run through it for protection against tire. Projw rty reesonable. are du«» at this j»ori, but were not M, J. M c D o n a l d , m op., J. A. D e a n , a g e n t , ewig of whisky, prate about th*» ment etc which is now boi tir» cjx- of the insano asy»um <*f this state. * - - * * up * to yesterday , , nu m « u \uuui ts iii»w «»» mg * a # * : m sight morning. Sau Francisco. Coquille City. necessity o f purity and Iong-s-land ton-ive!y signed by citizeus \x ^lio , T’ ltft insane wards o f Oregon, or v4r.2tf ing in the advocacy ot total ab .tin- lo not hesitate to pledge them- ! }tny other state, deserve the best They will be in, evidently, in a day or two. The Parkersburg went ence. “ ) ou is nothin’ but a ni g -! *>lves to s u n * » « the nmemlmci.t. j [>ossil>lo tr«:trnoiit i t is «>*><1 j <|ouu ¡ „ 4$ |lonrBi the |,est time ou ger," was one *>f tho incorrigibly enough fi»r them to bear thftir af- * • L w liiw * on l ' r i h i b i /i o n . . ... record, *t>ad sayings of ]gu*r little black nictions without any ill treatment j . On It ist \\ e*liiesdny evening Mr. Topsy in “ Uncle Toru’s Cabin.*’ at tiie hands o f those who are ap- i Jus. Gallagher em ployed on a \V. J. Webster of Maishfbdd «tcliv- There has boon about enough of j The sheep ranch near Meree«l, C*il., had ---- i iev q ure m pointed to care for them. «'■re 1 an interesting this i>ot and kettle business of lut«», same might be said with regard to » row’ with a Fiencbmnn. und see from )>er.soii 8 who will not openly tl e eliui’vli in tiiirs jilaco, nil the the county poor. It doesn’ t follow ing a pistol in tlm latter’s pocket, j.b(*\e Kubject to a very fair tui- espouse the cause, or who are to«» that, because a man is unfortunate, said he could not hurt him with it, cow'artlly to do so, who arc unable lir-tici^ who apjirecinted the yontli- he should he treated like an animal, and stepping oft’ oue hundred paces T1ST ful lecturer’s efforts. Mr. Webster . . to assail the principle, and win» imi w jio ,. 1 . 2.1 ■ » *• besi«les b e o g kept in n sttite «»f f tei tor- dared him to tire'away. The first TVmrro '11Trk-7*r>iTic: n ib . Cnridie«*. Tnkm*«o, theref<»re fall back upon the piti ^ vJ^ ; f f ^ ; ror little preferable to death. Sue Snch sliot pierced his heart through. out on tlie l ight foot, and we wish * * ♦- Fnnev Art»eV« 5 . Pfqfionerv and Hie firm'd nnalitv o f School R ook* ful trick «»r making personal at n arate «>f affairs is torri!* 1 «>, and him unbounded euocors . Agent for tl eler»din«y se win eM achines, Aiason Sr Hamb'n or The Parisian bookmakers who tacks U| h » u its mlvoo:»t«»s. fi'.(»uld not be allowed to exist. gans, &r Old AVines end Liquors o f the best quality. 1 Never mir.d th * ».dv.c t« «, !» y«; A I T t!fut;V.on in i an Feat Lis wife -rich, hout ver, is mg unusual, and have been banished by law fioni { Prescriptions carefully compounded. they will take cart <*f t!:«*ii, »i*. *-. to d 'a lii at Stockton, Cal., Thura- Coos «county is not wholly free ¡ racetracks, aie having a turf LIVE and LET LIVE. vln3 tf 1 from it. time o f it {vithout any Ubhistance i rom you. > day Æ iW jU U tc ¿ ü )] Tin: NEW AID C01I 0N0CS g fw ia . A HT TTTTMQ 9 T ELOPE, Levi Snyder, Captain, j r,!I>'y N • li COQUILLE CITY, ORION. a o , .- . y On T i.. V ft . E H O T E L . a* iU r> > . i . 9 !.. oim:, mor. ü . (.O m m \j J q d tiid '! City, Oregon. r«*e«-t:i,¡v lf-cn P<nr o > t r H < ;i*-r E t n h fi an ever before. in I'«’.t« r H Coming Coming, Coming ! ! ! « i g Tomi oí S. ff. Oregon! MYRTLE DRUG W. L. DIXON STORE. Ogn. . . Proprietor.