Coquille City herald., August 30, 1887, Image 2

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lor this ])1: !('«* «tu 1 Port (> i forti.
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a pal list tlio P o l
Al.ire-o of XV el nome, M innie Uoy
It as the nit enti' Il t*> coi ne io
XVIi:)l S . i l i m n - l t 0 ' l M' r> S a y .
nn uoun ct I that it had set it - 'If the Mud
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Little t hi river, h nit « > « « sn » to ti. * î iK t
Jenson Wai
The following xve take from the task of a
them
Now Fi.-h, l’osa B.»lion; Tribal iti n, Uy- th !
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Prohihiti >n St r:
«•s it rus Ellliof; 'rii«* House that Jack for ]V«rt O ie d an.I ports sont;
t il il . g ' d t>p| tunity
i liinkiii * to -• for our-olvf f, we
tal- •sa cuii'Us way of acconq «listi- built. Elma si,,aggs; ( ’ imposition, that plane, they conid not comohm »
took a qaiot ramble among the sa­
1 A xv m ! 1 to t!lie Ladies, Angie Afl­ Mr. Kobalts, one fit the ov.nei.
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in. . • if
loons. • -king k* t-povs .onl tenders
of the tug, lion. George Williams,
It has n set «ff from fifty t«) a ants; i >1 ì i 4 IU‘s. Joseph
xvhat they thought of the pending
hund í d ti im uid readers, and if John Brown (lying his kite. 'David. Messr s. Ceo. I ’. Collins, (leo. Ilati-
amendment. Several were non-
i Mr. Payne, all of F<iu-
ti.«'ir fait h « n its utterau- Adams. »Songs The Orphan l îirl sell >■ lì; 1
thev
com., or shrugged their shoulders.
l.U
p amt viruiitv, came overland
requir«'d t<» and FI! b«' smile.- to-night by the
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tb cy will be
W o found
one, a eh ar-eyed
( tit
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: inaine, Noia Til- to tiiis place. They ex¡ res- theiu-
change ’t tvhein-x ( r ii suits the Or- .—
young man. ( iernian, v ho said lie
,'es as highly pleased with tin
egoniiii» p«'!it'\. In this mntti'r, as 11* >t ; J'ho Black
xvas goiuy t»> vote fi>r tin' amend­
v s t ir* e u i oí' {[. S. Leman, it is d u » ; 'I he f ountain, \\ m. Whobrey. outlook her«', and predict quite a
ment.
He would lil e to see tin*
(»race, Cordelia Cordon; large immigration to th is part in
It has never al- Annie
u sim un la inn'.-«.'.
liquor business cleaned out.
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little Urchins— hx’ the near future. Bein f com peded lo
lowed itr- leaders a fair hearing on Sono p, •*■
hon-
could make a living in some
b o th :d les. Then* is scarcelv a Martha Coy and others; Créât and return oil the tug, gives them but
so
until
cst bu-iness;’’ had don
far of comment unfavor ble 1« Small, John Wholnov; The W or- a short lime to look at this part of
within a few years. ‘ Then* is n it
been thv Words, Minnie P a > 1 and; Song th«“ country and its ^sources, but
! ‘ Jdbitioü which has n
much in the business“ said lie.
Sweet
Sixteen - Altnon BuolC xve are satisfied they w ill see
» ’> • iod into its columns, while but
“ But it’s like this;
V wholesaler
'W of li e numerous testimonies The Dninkanl's Woes and Nos«*, «umugb to cause them to return at
tnustj sell his liqin»!; it’s end ! OSS
iiUoi ii«*vs, JelT W ard; (bn* day nearer Hom e.; no dCtaiil day.
i'im lamily ol Mr.
from « ovenovs, mdgi
on hi.-> hands unless he does, So ministers.«ditors and «»tlier public ( b orge Adams; Smile xvhenever | Albertson of Bear creek, also that
lie finds some man that has a good men favorable t«> practical [u*olii- you can, Aliuon Buel; Footprints of Mr. Cope, oi Denmark, arrived
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up, pays
intmn, have appeared (*xcopt in
a on the sands of lime, Isabel W ard;
at 1 ort Orlord «.>11 th«* tug.
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ill tuo world,
I l)H .octree oi au a a notice c*ciy pauLt»*
newspaper
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W eils Faryos & Co.»/
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S- d liv ail ;)>-»»-'¿»¡ i U t î .
li y » .i lt.« an in^rntinn «n p»t*nt.
to
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pal»-
of r Bt- p«rt<u -¡iu oi ir iu : i • i i j'i’.'rr'
an*, o'oj^iry. lt con' ai us tlie» naines of
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ail Pitar» ♦ e*. «nd ».? ;«') of ev< . y • :iv< :it ;on pr.tented
e • • •1». 'I rv il four tuoovUa f jr ou« dollar.
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.. «••»!):., .••.hi»» with sttiamer each ; ip for
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ict* \j \ ' 1 t Ä \ r \ ! ¡/Ginducnt of Admin \ g k
.••Ii !» inis u i < ' .os bay.
Leave Utter City
• t ip­ ■■ i.S i « r 1 y '¡«"ti that tin• under- !
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I ’iiss n^ers by nmruia^ at»»^«
.hand ■: 1
tf* O Í ' ..G. 0 .'.¡¡at. ». dec«
t!.o
can vi.-it Jlarsitfie!«! and Empir«» City, hav-
per • )F, >.L j v» '.>:■ «•!• ii i-; aiu lit“ . .Jil 0 .. ; iini t v.o borir in each piaci*, mlnniin^'
. 1 « 1 S,, I»;-, ».-lit, “1:
me with «’.»j iiile i ’ity the s .me day.
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D o lla r.
io.ii>! \ . < lia . a. vil li In I F ’a.rsa- O n e
X îv o u 1* lia:.
Al v.iy.s
with ih x mails and make eon
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Huiii-
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A D i i I N I S T U A i’< » i :S N« I l l C E
In tilt* mnttcr o f thè « siala «.f Ut iiriillii
Nalsoil il« (!r;)Sa«l.
XYhftvus t!i<‘ iiii .I ì ! “Hin-d lit rii ana lintpd
JOHNSON
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ANDERSON. Props.
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Steamer Myrtle.
his rent, and license, and the re- i mutilate«! form or as the object Is it anybody’s business? Martha j boldt county is sending us a great
tailer has to sell his liquors.
The of a jest or sneer. Without o«>ni- ( V y ; The Month of August (com- mauy settlers, men of means xvlio
«i;r, an object.
wholesalers here are backed by pulsion or invitaion it publishes' position,) Mary Buel; The lip s 1 will greatly add to the «h*vel«q>- ailniiiusO- :ior of 11 1• * estate of Htoirietta
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Sin time by tiibiuj» this steamer. I h «
Ne! i a. d» '- .'.s«'«l. bv orCe r of thè cour.ly
houses in the east; they are backed iu 'H’ I v everything hostile to prolii- that touch liquor shall never touch ; ment of this country.
W e exteml court of I he state of Orepoa. for thè count;. • »bject, ns ^cìl an • «ce >s acc-'uii.'iched in
by the government, because it gets bitiou. The effect of this is to min», Angie Adams; Closing song to them a cordial greeting.— Ke-
vonr
»«» ami fro on th- rivrr.
of Coos i-n thi*
lots of
money
from
them.
Its
hard work; 1 stay up till two o’clock
eve’ y night; I ’d Iikt* to see prohi­
bition.”
The next man talked much the
same way. “ You may not bclievo
day of Julv, 1HH7.
I i E V I S lfY D E fy ,
All j* rsons havinj» claima ¡luainst thè said
(rood Niglit by Mary Buel and corder.
make it presentation «ff tin* ques­
est ite are retjuired t<» exliihit thè sa.uè lo
tion so partiid as to be
false. Martha ( 1 >y.
1'iirlh4]ii:«li<* i n i r i z o i u i .
tue as said aduiiiiistrutor at my residence al
The following are the names of;
Benson, Arizona, Ang. 2J. — A Haliti « >n. in -aid Coos county. Oregon,
There is no mon- malicious way
vith iu *> niuuths from tliis «l:it<‘.
the
pupils
xvlio
were
perfect
in
at-1
of lying than tolling only half the
party af men arrived yesterday
Albert Giromi.
traili. The Oregonian so« ms to tendance: William and Joseph from San Bernardino ranch, seven­
Administ rator.
A! k»»i the round trip fri in, CoquilloCity,
to Baud on. «»very day. Leave s C'oqnille City
about 7::Vi a . m . arriviny a( Bandoli l l a . m .
Jletu niim.'leaves ! lamina L‘ r. m . arrives nt
( ’o<|,lille City .'» h I ì * B. m . Every other Sun­
dew <•■ rinuncino shuiday June Ifoth. 1887
un «-xcursion will lee.vc Coquille City <»:30
A. m . Yharp arrivili^ at Buiulon, 10:IS0 A. m .
'.nviny four I k t:rs or more on the Bandon
I« aeh. boat bavin “.; ‘d:-’«1 p . M. f-»r return
trip. Kei.-e !uber « very alternate Sunday
until further notice.
\\ liobiey, lieUBou
and
Millie ty miles south of heve near tin*
bf presen! su g fact; v. hen in reality
NO TIGE O F D ISSOLi: ION.
They say that tin*
it is withholding 1 ft.
Il is f v. I.o Ward. Cyrus Elliott, (¡«*«»rge Ad- Sonora line.
g»ÌTICK is herby oìven that thè copart-
my vote, I AT vou for it. It 1
iiership f »oli» r!y existini; betwccii us,
d«-p«-n«l upon it for information, ilo an.is and Minnie Boland. Whole, country in that vicinity has been
thè umì rsitili« «t, (!. K. Edwards. James
knew that my vole would Nun the
not l.n<*\\ that these suppressed number of scholars enrolled. J(>; so broken up by earthquakes that lìurke ¡un! V»’in. Kohiu under tl:c stvlc «>r
scale for prohibition, 1 would not
facts exisi.
W e refer especially to average daily JiUemlnice, 27.
travelillg is idmost impossibl«*. alili iìrm lisine of Kdvards. Durs & Co., i* this
take 5d,dO0 for it.” He was from
L. L. Hannan, Teacher.
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stockmen
bave thè greatest dilli- Jav dissolvei! bv watial cmisent end tlint
general news.
As to communica­
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tiie sniil business in thè future v ili be c.irri-
Illinois, and thought prohibition
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crune.
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tions it has not been unfavorable.
! n llniiori im « .
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ed oit hy thè saal « . fc. Ldwards and James
more effective lian local option.
S T S A M S S ,
11 imposes upon the ignorance
Mrs. Mary *?. An«!eis«)ii. vxifo «'f Laitlujaakes occtir daily, unti thè Buri:«' «lon«*, wh«» vili receiv«* vhat is utie
Had been in Leva, and thought the
m ai i a n
o f its r e n d e r s .
S o m e t i n i « ' since it M . E. A n d « r so n , «lrqvirtn«! t h is li f e , g r o u n d is s o out up w i t h fis s n r i's and pay all the debts «>f the late copartner-1 A
ship.
law worked xvell except along the
A
gnx’c as the purjMtrt «»f an I«»wu law, , Friday evening, the 12th «»f An- that a person cannot move except
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I C. E. Ed'Yards
river. Thought prohibition good
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theexact contrary ««fits meaning. gust, V. 1). 1887. in the J7th year in day time and on f<»«>t.
1 Jatoes Burla*
Swift and Sure.
for the community; “people ought
She was buried in sn,)ds °J "“I"
11,6 c i‘‘ u«*d, nml
Dated this th«* lltli <!.iv ni Julv. V. I).
TL is might have been an oversight. «xflierng'.
to spend their money for what A note correcting the mistake was the Myrtle Point cemetery, on thereis abuuduic«* of water in pla­
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ces where it heretofore has been I ;
does them some good. This idea not pi i iit*Hl.
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Sunday the 1 Uh insì., with Uhris- scarce.
| Muhes the ronml ni]> h«.tween Bandon and
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V jk îiP îtM
of spending it for whisky and beer
It has cndeavor«*d to show that tian ceremony, in th«* presence <>f
(sMjnilie City every day.
The American party will loom
and spewing it away iij the back the volume « I’ the liquor trnliic was many sorrowing iiieials.
Leaves Bamlon abimt 7.;» n. m.. arririnj;
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I • 1 at Couunle Pity r.b«»ut ILROa.in. ltetnrn-
y a r d —it's no good. Prohibition as great in pi«»hibit«»n as in other 1 suffering was « xtreme through the up in 1888, au«l it is possible, may
iii». !e<iv«*sGo«pii»!o City abont 12:30 p. m.
cause a change in tiie election of i
COOUILLE CITY
will <lo me no g«>«)d personally, but ¡^t.ites, bv the number of t . S. cours«» of her illness, but was borne
and
arrives at Bandon 2b«>ut 4:30 p. m.
a pri'Milent «>f the l iiit«*d States, i
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Th.s St -anu r connects at Coquillo
b
1 U vote for it.
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: permits held in prohibition States, with Christian fortitude and resig- It is the workingman’s party, an 1
F ROM ’ S t u k ; t ,
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’vith
the " IT ,! !C '.S * * for M vrt’.e Point.
Xoothers showed s«> pr«»mising Lt «lid not slat*? that many of those tuition, ami when ‘*Iuevitable«leatli , the Knights of L ibi-r wi.l be its All kiii'
Tlirougi. fare on both boats, 50cts.
a state «»f mind as these two. Sev­ holding them» pelmits wa re in jail; 1
» 111 ; 1 11»
full
chief clrun|)i«m.
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cense, «»r prohibition was all the tinelv in cellars or attic:'.; «>r on on liie » n«* xvlio saves’
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be d'-ow r.ed m j«»v.
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same. Pe«>ple would drink about ■goo« l
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S'¡.-li as .- how s or iai!
is no fj«>od reason xxdiy ih«'. liifi-r«*nt
The hopet. i!‘ with iiuiii4>t'iiili.y.‘
so much anyhow. A few opposed
labnr
organizations, as xv«»il a ail
ami that the aggregato of tiu'i
And like
prohibition on moral ground-, sales xxas almo t nothing com par«
organization- opposed t«> xx¡o.-xy,
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si v ! ; it« lini (*f ('i.e !nke.
f«»r In' istruiva tighîer «ff the ram
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thinking m«»re whisky and rot gut b» tlu'se of saloons; it did m r s-1 ‘»
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;• - •■« r.,; in! ibi » v ».»‘ m
a ^*'7 n f
power, shouhl einlors«' him.
itii
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xvouhl be sold uv.1er prohibitum, that every din-gist who umm aico-
a fusion " f all these oi ;: u i !/.;: i o : h
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They xvere quite c n m st on this jIO| s¡m;>¡v for
' >r l))¡xití,: „„»dicine,
wiiii their marvelous go» • th "I
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this point, believing respectable ami «“verx
hit«*, it i- hard lo ¡» 1 -. d i i v» !:al. : .ley
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«•nt who i « al ¡ : i\x K, i t* »
I iß R I m « / r ¡ i
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saloons and gtssl liqu»»rs such as
pivsiden-
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accomplis!!
for 1
h'giTiimit«* pm p -es. lu ils t
liai «‘«intest a xear :• nee
they kept, to be the «»nly sure waj tak(. „ r s j^rm U
Not allowing
Oie-* hum!"*«! ■«r.*«! fifty Ihousand
of advancing
the cans«* of tem 1 per-■
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tor tlno-e except;
ptioiis it appears dollars is
dt'i of Napa arid Lake i P Lrfiw* JL
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ance and public morality. The
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that this basis «ff compari-ou is count;« s ( ’ah, to insure tin* pr«>>«'-
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Either the Oregonian cation of w o r k on tin* S um Francis­ •pi r '
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positively opp«»ss**«l to the amend­ was playing upon tin: ignorance
co, Clear Lake and Humboldt rail-
1 cw t<•w n ¡><"■>■'«•• • lit«* nal ural •uh:; nil gv* Ilia! ( « «¡nil!«“ e:ij<>ys. and vv hicli w 1 ]]. io
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ment on business grounds — confis­ of its leaders <»r «'Xpo.-ing it- ovn.
Will :ia„c 1 i. tos cliC“ip as th«'
roml as far as Lower lake.
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It.“ it. ii' i’ll • ;i:v, can •<■ it t«» 1»1..-S« >!U
\ I k * ;■« «•. It lias a l»«*:;ut i Ft j 1 and plca-iuit site,
cate their pro|>erty; ruin their bus­
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"k r-.f g: c m<>-1 ¡»at•'»;*n a level ]['lntcim on tl '• *■
'««nay ■ idc < t the ( < «¡uille
iness; they had families to support.
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manner that would b«» amusing, if capital, yet tin y so«*!n inclined t<>
i.t d « \ « rv «lax by a lLur-lioun*
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leniti T ri.ie.
Some wi re emphatic in their de­
lie ( ily is:: : the <•« ill er « ! the convet_ '-
'-an read sy-teni of Coos
it wen- ii"t dishonest.
It believes want th«* p«*o|)l«‘ to build the road.
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nunciation. tin«; xvouhl (blank) no «.Ilici,«Is: nor ministers; n«»r <•<!-
It is singular tint the pe«»p'e, c»r
«1 fica, five!“ !>« dtohi ! i'l«i, \\ ¡licit i the sotirc« ol’alI i!:;e at
<1 luring jir«»-j'«‘rity 1 lie
prohibition
all the
way from itors xx lio favor prohibition.
It th«- g«>v;»iliment, ilo not i«*tain p«»s-
«•«*uii' c\ r-.«uni ae-'Ul i li!!« «I with nrccii n need.-, mineral'an*t e«»:«] to an unparailelcd
('¡rcuUtii’n < f any Agricultural Taper
(b la n k ) to pnrgiffory. Ono xvarn- believes «hummers, c«-nvicte«! 1 i« j -
«,.\l«*!it, a ml is «“ovcri - 1 \vi! !i a var. !y « J ; i n : 1 «• 1 ii:it 1 < »r « [il. ml i t \ and q 11., lit v is not ex -
in the XXust.
session an«l ownership <»f r«»ads
e«l us to I»** car«fui how we did
<■••1 led by I hat ol any «»lace 0:1 t i»• • Go t t, ii. inde ■ 1 «*« |ii-* T«*< 1.
A - a daily in l : and stock -
• an selb rs. and e«lit««rs who op­ built by them. It is :i n°«*dl*'ss
much for prohibitum or xve might
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pose prohibition.
it b«'li«»ves Neal thing xvlieu tin* roml has to be paid
get our neck stretched. This g. n- Dow wh« n he shows that the law is
•7 r r O ^ T S O P J P A 1 P 2 Z T Z 3 . rank. Tin* Itili» iiulustry will prov» an important factor, while the numero:“» mi H r and
for l»v them that it goes into the
fmMi.ries. co!:.;»’ -t. 1. in c » ars«» of con ,:rm*tio:i, ami contempla Ad. will make the whole
I'renjiuu» l i*!.
tlemnn was much pleased xxitli tin* violated. Itseoti's at him if he says
co.ni’
y a tin/...’i!_'hiw «»f ind’t-try ami wealth.
Gotpiille City
in the ceitter. i» the
hands of captalists.
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Oregonian. “ It went against us on that in spile of violence the laxv is
most
eligible
anti
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c!t;oy
all.
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church,
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not
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««oimty.
Bnihling
material
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at
“hi-
point
than
at
any
«»tht»r in the
The anti-prohibition paj>ers after Addr«»,
home aup * farm . lou I sv I h * *»»
high license” he said, ‘but it s«»«m generally xvell enforced, and bene-
county,
lt has the advantage «»f a corporation and is to soon have a moentain stream
came biick of that. Jt lost lots of ii ial. Any body could prove any­ nil their good offices for the saloon
N O T iC K Fuît I l ’BLi« a « ION.
«-I water run *!tron<»h it for protection against tin*. Prop« rty reasonable.
j.ati J (l»51c<* at it . "liicj*. < )r<“o»>u. 1
money by that. \\ «* folks an* all thing by its method of impeaching men in Texas, «tre being boycotte«! ;
J. A . D e a n , a g e n t ,
M . J. M c D o n a l d , pr o p .,
Au», la. 1--7.
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Coquille City.
by the latter to beat all. In npolo-
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cliqueil together. They sent a lot xvitnesses.
Stin Francisco.
v4n2tf
gizing for the interest they had tak-1 ^ »*»; -»»ma il M-ttici-icisiil «I notici-.-r his
of money from th«i east to fight
It «loáis out fais«? logic*. Its ut-
high license. The Oregorian is *
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1 ;n . . . 1 ,«ül mí.n(ü 1 en in “ preserving the rights «>f the ! Jn!é*I,,,on *"
hnal pr-oi n- snpp.■ rt «>f
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tOMUCO^ anouitd 111 ftlU lì hutfwuonts ;
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! Ins ebum. nini that sani pro<*f vili in* made
doing very well uoxv. It won’t
as these: When prohibition is en people,” they gave the saloons a ; I>efure the Jud««» or Clerk of the Gmm*y
fight whisky much more. It show­ f reed it is oppressive; when it is left-handed compliment — sufficient j Court of Coos Gout ly. tire «.It, .-« t Empire
jj. to gain their enmity au«l not strong I City. Oregon, «»a ÌS.-Uunlay. Sept,
ed up Weinhani’s business pretty m>t enforced it is a far« < n
j viz: Louis Inpratn. hinncstca l entry No. Jill
enough to gain lost favor w ith the I for the v1.4. '» « * f s. e . q, s. ) i .»f n . K. q
well.”
wholesome laxvs are not enforced,
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prohiba. It is good enough treat- ! and s. E. ! i •f N. NV. q. Sec. 24. Tp. 2- S. li.
Another gentleman was even
it is til»1 enhancement, not the laxv
M.
more empiititi»*. He was going to which is a farce. L a w is in
* ment f«»r any paper that <*ri*'s “go«xl ¡ lL> Wost’ A
II«» nat'icH Mit- f'illo’.vim» witnesst“» to
be the tirent,'in doxvu in the unm«»n- w here it can be enforced to pre- ! Lord and good devil’’ in the same' prov«» his 4!ont innons ta sid«nee ujioii. and
I his H o U‘];is oca to. I at nx.utli of tiio Coquille liiver. on
: cultivatio’i of »aid lami, viz:
lioiiable region, and when lie saw wiit till, raw vicious from .kum ,,-11,,eath' to Im' « » ') e..tte.l.
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us coming would put on an extra
Dig the many virtuous. Laxv is
A riot occured at Wilkesbarre Í ^«»c cicmaicr <»f Gravel For«!. Co«»» (\>..
< )r«*;»«»n.
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Everything Neat nml Clean.
A Sfdendid Summer Besort.
lot of coa le. “Yon make it hot for
}»!-o needed even where it cannot Pa., a week ago in which 60 men l'h os. XX’. Join »«»it. <»f Pora. U«)'.»» « ’ >.. «*r.
us here, mid we will mnke it iiotter 1m> P1,r„ r w l i
wil.
Cdcis. W’. Johnston.
¡t wore seriously hurt— some fatally,
aulC»
Be<»i»ter.
for you there." Another wns set- ls
,,f rielit. The cm
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F R E E
C O A C H
The schooner Se.» Bini was lato-
phurious. Among the habitues we dition of those who hav«
g< io « I
I o and from the House.
Everything tl«»no to render Guests com-
found several who sp >ke favora- î ¡xv but n v iÎ** praHiro is better than ly wrecked off the British Collim­
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•hat «if tllOS*' XV1i«> have
ile prue- ! in coast, and the crew w a s mur- i s i ’ t U U s « « '«
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ingw ith a l«jud « «th that it was tice and a Iso a vih* law.’
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Paities contemplating a trip to lYtrt Orford, or any place down the
These interviews would indicate
A new lri sh society las 1)C
!:e
the pi;
that the saloon-ki epcrs with «i few fot m<*«l t i» tu
Q &.
coast, should stop at this Hotel,
i lie t-tages leave the house every
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tue
exceptions opposi» prohibition ; n«l N»“
Ji«*nîd 1
leag tie. Í III* O Ujecroi me *
other morning.
on the ground that it will .»p »il SI ).“i- ty is to 1»it n E«»n«l' Ut in a n« «V- as the face of a watch on it. The : t -. i
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Saddle Horses to H ire a t a ll times, a t Reasonable Rates.
their business, liven those who el n.anue r. A 1 nl loon
egg is m an incubât r and now it
an ascent S« '«i le 'i hnk ufi:
Is the l a r i a t and best «a. the Pacific l
0 l *° 1)1 >i’*Use r° f k* fr n ,n ulliH ' !>°» * ^ the finest of all views, will be
is asked, v. ill the chick run.
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Ene lish c;tpita b and
F. P. H l i ’. m a n n , Agent.
h'»\vn guests, with guid«\ Ladies will have bench ri«l<‘s free— on level
thought a bad busiuess.
^ InmiÜH thrown into the city.
Subscribe for the H ekajld .
Myrtle Point, Or*««»».
noiva and hard sand by the bracing Ocean. Fiuo Piano at home.
it, but if the amendment turned <ui
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