Coquille City herald., September 27, 1887, Image 1

COQUILLE CU Y, OREGON, TUESDAY,
SERT. 27, 1887.
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VOL. <>.
Ri s m : s s « « : n s .
M. M. M U R P H f, M. D.
Ph\ sieian and Surgeon.
OFFICE IN HERALD BUILDING
C o q rn .L E C i t y , O r e g o n .
H . I L K N T G rE . M . D-
Piiy ician & Surg:ar\
M yk t i . k P o in t C oos C o ., O regon .
S. N. A. D O W N IN G - M D-
Physician and Surgeon,
C«\ uilli Cm. O c «:« k » s .
Call»—Jav *.»r nielli— l'roüiptlv attendi"!
D L. STEELE. M. D.
Dentist
^ Æ a r s liiie ld .,
C re g c n ,
<»ftl«\* in Holland building. <>i»p >: •
T51nm’3 Hotel. Lunqhin : «•:-.« :. iiu utber
a»«esth#uen admini.stereil fur the painless
' xtrartion ,»f t< n .
' tal
O. E. SMITH.
g g ^ S u rg e o n Dentist.
M AI1S H F I 101 1 h O K VA ì O N .
vini.
S. V. Vr il s.*,
K. U. H a KARI».
im i& * wiisoj .
Attorneys
mid
í.\mi:sel«>r»
at Lan.
Lkrica Om, Coos i\iruï, Guiroo*.
v’aiST
A. X SH E R W O O D ,
A t to r n ey a t L aw
a m p N otary P i b l ic .
Coqnille, C« h > s County. Oregon.
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J. H- U PTO N ,
COI’NSEl.OU xrTAW—\ >1 \UV I T ’ !
Csnveyancar ani General Land
AGENT.
Collections
Maile- -Loan«
Xiimliatitl'
DENAIA UK. OREGON.
Kancbra. \Yil.t l,ai:il ami Town Prop rlv
boBRbi and *»ld. «’idi ciana a specially
ami proceeds promptly r> in.tted.
L. F. L a n e .
LANK
J o h n L an e
A- L A N E ,
A t t e n d s wm \ (o n n vli.is nt L ay .
Land Cases a Speciality.
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Orfica on Main S t r e e < l|
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îroiiiUiirdiii'-nl o f Vera Criir,
IN» I’ll
m i.i.i
While lookiiiR «»ver h <ni' •lil ¡mpers 'ani
»: i. H FRALI»:— îàverv tiling is
even n; . i ««.une ¡ur< ss tlii* piece, written '
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: quiet m tins part now, although
o
:i*4* o ! ^ H r tn MistffiisA written a* ' 1
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. _:rave. and has not lx*.‘ii clu io « d from tiid f.iiiut'is art* «}nitt* busy hauling
'ti.iii t. A*. S.
tlit'it grain to our East Fork mill,
W .ill» the >i a s are onvn d ilying
which is turning out a lot of first
i’ll ii* h the c«»r i i rsi i'Usue,
class Hour.
The wheat was eoii-
And r. na-ml,lauiv-i i ■ dvin-f,
siderably damaged by the late
liier«' ’rt on • ’iivill ever shill'.'.
W li< n Hie garden moth was dnneino
0 r ihe liiatp' ,i t clip In a Is.
Anil th risinifni «<n wa i ”1, nciuo
’L ei.; tl cdainty d.iisy beds.
Yon wvre more r1 1 » 1 » l alf n-ilrenniiiiR,
And •■•»’i ,v*i.!d not hide the smile,
W hen yon t >iu >.i« in tin evoniuR
1 ««..•« hut a wayward child.
1 hat I'd he lil;.* E’l >ch Arden,
And p rh ip« tiu year« toeoi.ie.
Wo ' ouhi nnet within the parden,
N. nth the plilid harvest linxMl.
l it >:i -h tin .»• words hurt little meaning
’. a kind of nluulow c;i-t,
1!: .! L ul all the somhre scemiufj
Of a phantom xl it tin«» past.
I iiin* roll- d D.- ",!y onward. Della.
Till ‘ci v< ars have partial away.
And 1 cam ■ to «to yon, Jhila,
At the cUrtino of the day.
Hut the Rtny-haired nexton t<>l<! me
That the ,»irl no more was known:
Only where the moonlioht hanner
Waved around a marble «tone.
There 1 saw your record. Della.
Wrifon out in lines of »¡old:
Then I a«k «1 no more of Della.
Fo.- those lines the story told.
Told that lift is ¡.at a btihlde.
hioaiino on - ah Teh's.-i tide.
F i‘ il sit? siui , , ind tear, and trouble
Arm • luce and lie irtles « pride.
i'oUt that time’s reiuormiass ocean
lVnrrt i > <n each roliiiiR ir ;«•.
S'»:;•'«
in-true. v.\i:D < f s irr»w—
( ’hants a ditty i«r a dir^’C.
T->!i! -s not t 1,‘d'sh artened,
For tin* tir. ■ will qnicklv come,
Wi. n tlu*
; v • t tin* lm rd n
• iiu-s t • tiil.e lb.- bnr%- t i.onu'.
Told u of our worldly duty
1 bat s pro t through our life:
Told n of a v.orld of beauty,
i: Hif!.' dir -.« and strife,
»’t f«.r t y >ti. Della,
b .1 ■ 1*1» always w^ir,
Tirt n j* .• . ut ?r >i.i y. -n. 1 >> !!a,
Lo-.e’l i uu.’.uliii;: silver «lar.
Toil tin Ivl! toe >* arrt are Ilyin",
And tl. • i av.' i oT lil may tail;
l t r ; o ’in.' rolie of rmunorv
1{ »..ill s ihroUj. h her (¡olden bull.
N...v .o, u nitjbt. 1 « 1*1 1 T.n>irtl.*d !e t rs
i )n
i i; a' bb' c •ne:
NO. 7.
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IV j » s ! i in k D» u Letter.
crops, due to an excess of rain on
(From our Hei>ulnr DorrcHpondent.)
'.he Atlantic const and a long con-
l nc!o 1 mí I» Starkly Bends us the
Washington, J). (J., Sejit. 12, 1^87.
fLined drouth in the G u lf states.
following account of the taking of ; The big crowds «around the ho-
Compare with last year there is a
A ara ( ’ru/. in Mnrcli, 1817, in tels Lave dispersed, the blue ro-
!> clinf of ton points in cotton and
which In* i>articipat(*d during the sotb's have disappeared from the
of four in maize.
Mexic.-iii *.v«ir.
It is from the pen streets of tin* capital, and tin*
The celebration of the constitu­
’
Lieutemint Newton who died at : greeting of ‘’Doctor” is
heard
tional centennial
at
Philadel­
rains. At least si .mo .if it was imd 1 J'" rt Ewsl1. T ox»«, in August. IS 58. about ten thousand times less than i
phia the latter part of the present
it is a difficult matter fc,r the mil- i ^ t n g then a Captain of Mounted j usual, for the past week, wiiich
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week is anticipated with general
means i that the international M ed- i . .
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' 1er io make a good turnout when Pities:
interest by patriots everywhere,
Deal Sir
Being obliged, as an ! ical Congress, after a most sati
the v.ljoat has been exposed to a
for even Gladstone has sent a
soaking rain for a few days and t offioer ° f tljd
^ sit llP »*.11 I factory and successful session, has noWe letter, regretting his inabil­
then threshed while it is raining; j
^ thought 1 would employ j close -d its labors, to bo resumed at
ity to attend.
President Cleve­
it gives it no chance to dry out be- :i (*U1‘ ^‘" U1 ‘u detailing to you the Berlin in 1889.
It is impossible
land, the governors of the revolu­
fore it becomes damaged.
The i stirring events that have taken i
to even approximate the good re-
tionary states, and others promi­
farniers should *Tn'.rd a iT iin d tliit* | I’Lioe williiii it inontli; in all which suits following thD meeting, but
nent in state and church will be
another year, and if the machine !*1 was an eye witness, or boro a ! that they are great and many then present on this momentous anni­
is no reason to doubt, for a large
man will not wait until the grain P;l,f
versary of American nationality.
It is unnecessary for mo to state i portion of the medical wisdom of ¡
is dry, let him pass on and g(,t an­
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to
you
that
Vara
Cruz
and
the
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ho
world,
having
assembled
for!
i ’mi Ori p u i HaiM' Snr^lium.
other mnebine when the grain is!
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tie
of
San
Juan
de
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lloa
have
fall-
the
purpose
of
«
mutual
inter-|
This is the question. I f she can,
in condition to be threshed. There
were two loads of wheat brought’j eui ««Hhiubtedly you have read the ! change of experience and opinion, : and there appears no reason why
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in from the valley last week.
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Both | lilo^ e by which its downfall was the conclusion is
inevitable th at, she cannot, there is money in it, if
teams bjought in sometiiin:r over | accomplished; one word tells the ; mankind will be largely the gainer : the oilicial report of Commissioner
lUO bushels, and Mr. Miuard says i "h o le sb»ry
-shclte.
Tliese do-1 by t!ie dcveloiunent
ol scientific j Coleman, of the agricultural
bu-
i that it is far superior to the Co- i nielislied the houses and ccmpt lied j methods in the improv«‘d tre a t-; roan, is to be depended upon. F or
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! the ( îibrulter of America
to sur- j mont of tiie ills that 'lillict human
mer methods of expressing the
¡quille wheat for figuring
! juice have r.ot been satisfactory
I M r.I joe Minard and familv arriv- reader, notwithstanding both city 1 ity.
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ed from the valley the other day, to aml
wel'e ‘^feuded by 400 • In our opinion the doctors were and they rre abandon'd.
But a
become permanently located here, 1 l-0lns <>f enormous size, with n.ore : practically unanimous that Presi- nmv process has been institut'oil
as s Mr. Al. inteiids to cui'Mi'e in tin* j sbells, shot, and gunpowder than ¡dent Cleveland did not have a
inill business iti) bis brother, *i could be fired away in n month ii healthy appearance, and that he
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li. Mimmi,
render bini a curdial c U U gllll sui)' Id lire every fifteen needed a rigorous course o* out-
minutes.
Besides, the Mexican* door exercise.
I tie Fresid »it, as
j welcome.
They he faced the four or the thousand
Air. McCuloch, «4* Brewsfer vnl- are first-rate artillerists.
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and this is successful. It is simple
and cheap.
It is the cutting o f
| the cane into small bits, pressing
; these, the application of hot water,
nl|d then comes the sugar.
F ur-
lumber fruii th<* wort* km> . n, during the siege, to doctors, seemed to wince uneasily j ther pressure forces out the rem-
mud shot at a single undi'r their critical gaze.
mint juiceSjto make molasses. One
Middle ForU mill.
Wiu. WVekly tire a
I suppose 1 may with propriety j man can supervise the process. N o
is thè t 'must *r -look i>ut. Bill, fi !• man. the distance of two miles, and
This they did sev­ ium i rom the medical to the re- : other help in the line of labor is
Brewster grado and ('afte lloni, kill him dead.
ley. is hauling
eral times, and ( upturns \ iutou tigious world the one devoted to ‘ reipiired. t he product of an acre
1 he prevailing liealth is gitoti in and Alberti- were the victims *d ! preserve t.u* body— the other to planted in cane, averaging from
t'ji'ir sharp siliooting; ni s«> (ì»lie <»i saving the sou! of man. W ashing­ ten to fif’e-n tons, proibtce.s from
tliis part now.
Oregon.
Roseburg,
Cl unp. - ton has been selected, as the s-it ' oi . 1200 to 1500 pounds of sugar which,
\\ aniL'ring Jawbi>n •. our riti. •men,, as A and
J.M.Siuus.
J ohn A.G ray .
Ilia’s w*tro iDiligi ol« »ng tin } sumí- !
Sz
[Coos liuy I n vv> -. ]
bills t ti ; r< ! a !:;tìf mil» •s f ; on; tlie ¡ *\ ill be one of the most important I j mndsome sum of from 872 to 890
 t tin fv s a iii <’ lib’s;*! h*.7 *1 L:r,v,
j Sebo*>1 ciumnencos in thè ticade-
Latter)*, witht onlv m ' imi 11 ìi : Vt-
iiiirrtk' vUl, r,K>rt fonniv, Ore - -n.
1 per acre.
A\ liiat, at one dollar
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; uiy o*i thè 2 ‘ih
l* r :««—1 Îolîr.r-i l>mldiii|¿. «';»\»<»sit^ ]:!.inc<i
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ight.
! per bushel, returns the average of
VAllL'*.»
Is Laudo caught thè ho-s troni
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ni eh. st >
n siici :
I I ( ».ing tlv j
' from 820 to 8p0 per acre.
Also is
I tliis sea oli. it weighod nearly
w . SIN C E AHR.
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their
decision
having
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e> j derived the crushed mass of cane
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1 live pi»*., nds.
r.
Dope.
it
is
by
the
ìiu^i 1 >s jK*;;d wii.l L» » « \ , i j il)l 1*1* j
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ÎT.rt’ATSir.e** a I
chips, good food for cattle, succu-
Yv. IL Nubi e is gettmg imi. nifes
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*‘IS t • ) l í11 itb n iust alitali' *tn\ y.
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; lent and nutrieious.
The cost of
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tor tue I > t1!. >un
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11 j 0 spot, i ; d to i obstruct ai d place the l ’ni- j milling is cheap; the cost of tho
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' ment,
il u-y will bo shinned on
v * » 1 1 a solid business basis
1 mill itself not above that of the
and th.* cf.t: *II--SÎ* >n < »! :. ir *\\T.s S’» ! v<
nn.'l Go’i :: :o it Law.
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the bri Lucas.
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gréai as■ tl ) .'!ini* >si throw inL1to ilio j of which sum 8700,000 lias been ] ordinary Hour mill.
•re nr htl ine « men who al­
The result-
: .luit
• loilints H
Hum*' iviniO over t’r«»1 n
1 se<
gr<
»uiul.
inmuMve
of
tiie
sd'dD.OOD
unf
profit
¡s
large.
Surely
Oregon
ni v h e-, lo- >k
t.
J . W . 3U N N E T T .
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¡tin .•riser Inst wi.-k, and retntn. d
by M i a < ’.ildwell one of can produce the sorghum cane.
j »• iig ! ef«)ì-*: we oi *umn'u«*«‘*l
! upon sa e X ms a* an d va litar *, be­
,'V.
with
a
sack
of
tw
ulu
s
fot
t!.«
Co.
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i - .il­ , j 1 ! ' f tb«‘ low 11 tin y were tIn* gem run-; f.gl !if»d.
; can e men throw away their mot.« y
It will be an industry worth the
làt*i < men.
ipr,
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lie
ceh
:»rale*!
taril!
eoiiiorenco
ei >ut i ii a. lly firing shot ¡ilicii si.«'ils !
in them and thus cause it to circu­
experiment.- Ex.
•i i immy Fi ungati SVI!' till
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at
Oak
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lias
muled,
and
though
at
us.
But
t!u*
high
:■ai,
ai
hi!!«
!
lât*-
in
the
town.
The
men
who
Attorney and Ccunsé'or at Law
fr< un a li< >t? !f Newport, one duv
l'amia«- in A*»i;t .Minor.
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the distinguished conferees are
i sM'biuber their means at the bar *
...o. at.< w,.s severely btui-u i p» rot*-et* •il us ; liad it not i)1 n fi t ¡
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Boston. Sept. 17.— The Am eri­
the-,-, many oí our men would have until! !y very rt'tieent r**gardiug
ones win «
Old u ting tables are
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the r. suits of their protracted de- can Board of Foreign Missions to­
t\bi-ry • uú *o
lost their lives.
forrej to pay for their hoard, and
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„1 risn e r ru an ¡»j the lower ln y caught
* '. hjcii
Bi ¡ore the bombardment com- liberations, the public are con fi-g la v received a communication from
heir L kvsc c!:ange is sent out of
some
silvorsid*‘s
la.
t
week,
which
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mence. I the city was completeîv dent that a measure was formed, i their missionary ageuts in Asia M i-
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.Lull
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the country for barrels o bad whis- j
weighed
fully
as
much
as
the
ordi­
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mg t.i a iibcral reduction of nor, stating ti.at n terrible famine
surrouiidetl by our tiouj s in a line ! 1
l.**y. I f th re were no saloons. I
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nary
chino.'
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is prevailing on Oilician plain, at
five
miles
in
length.
On
the
2ith
i
government
revenues,
both
in
cus-
tjii » rv ippo^ltt1 .
tliO'-.e men would buy clothing, gro­
L. M. Manzer is on the bay, hav­
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our guns were placed in battery toms dut ¡escami internal taxation, Adana, 1 arsus, Targue, Koozlonk,
ceries, h’trdxvre; tliey v.ouM be iti
ing
come
up
to
examine
the
»South-
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sont i of tiie city, but behind j » ml that all of tho powerful infili- ¡ Missis.«, Gazonart and other places.
a con lit’on to pav their hotel Dills
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V il ’»I
port
mine
with
a
view
to
resum­
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! s S1 *- A. t
thicket, so ihat the Mexicans could ‘
of the Administration will ho Crops have been a fiat failure and
n - i J ¿J
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&&
t!
or t)“ V would leave the country
ing
work.
It
is
probable
that
the
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not discover its location till the ! <*stemW in favor of the adoption 70.000 persons are subsisting on
an 1 theii places w » i! 1 be filled with
» C it y .O ja
C O ’W
mine
will
again
lie
running
be­
\ Ihe* sent to i
the act by the Fiftieth Con- w hat would make a healthy man a
F*> >•'• F. *>f •! * 'V îr i| k L ¡ t i l l O d l l ’ i i v S l M î T t !)..«♦ j- u)**M. who would do their i
firing commenced.
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notice a*ni < xf, t» : y l*»v.' )»rict «•
fore long.
demand a surrender was met by a | L'ross.
M r Ramhil! was not con-1 ?ood meal once in two days. It is
,. » in on Idi: g up a town. D on’t
Railroad rumors and Louisiana positive refiical; w hen at 10 min- ' nulled in this momentous matter, estimated that ;>00 persons are dy-
I1 yourself wit: the notion that
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lottery came near being tint cause nt* s past 4, p. m., the most tremen- ; ,nu^
his pi«»l able course of imr daily, of whom 90 per cent, are
*;mr- ê loDiis help your tow’ll. If it were i
h » C •q.;..'.i- f t ••».■ tv ur
of painting the town red, one night ! cannonading mine oars ever heard. |«‘dion is a them - of much spec«-
¡Christians and an earnest appeal
«lav * ft' * ml! M‘*> n *• <'•! ni<>:it!i. ’ I« T.1»». r -
not for those loafer dens, those ac­
lu "w.i >n.:in : nr* o>: li.illv aiivi 1 l.
last week.
It was decided,
how- oj)(M10d with shot and shell upon \Ia,ive iuh^est h» politicians of all ; is made for funds to relieve their
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*•/« . counts which you now mark “ d . b . ’ i r-voi-. no«! nioruing tlmt H ue wunM ; l|i() t()Wn
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: sufferings. Rev. Mr. Montgomery,
The Mexican batteries | lwrtica.
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•von!d long*inc? have been paid, i
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be a
more
appropriate
color.
Foi
the
present
the
purchase
of
.stationed
at
Adana,
writes:
“Largo
a more appropriate color.
j 0|lli%tly retu rn «l the fire; and in |
tl10
or would never have become an eye- ¡
Matt Mattson killed a fat h,li‘k j1H|f H11 ¡lour Hie whole city and j1,on<ls b.V tb<i
ecn tary of the numbers of people are kept alive
mu *' on your books.
Shut up the
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elk in his field on Catching slough the batteries of our army were | treasury has practically
ceased, bv fating gross roots, refuse thrown
Meets at Cxjuille <’ity every 'I'linmlay saloons! — Bmtcligrsss Blade.
• venim*. Visitili::
Visitili " infili’
iMi-iii' » cr
t 'i <>■. tliis«»rder. in
last Wednesday. The buck, which
nveloped in a dense smoke that owing to the refusal of the bond- i into tho streets, berries and sm all
"«>< k 1 alludili", ¡ir*- o.»rumi!y invi* d.
P a t e n t s g r a n i t i » to citizens of j h«d probably wandered from the ,7^' t,*!»m completely from vii w. holders to sell at acceptable prices, i fruits. There are many thousands
Pacific states during the past Lin e ridge mountain, had ! ecu »|>|ie firing continued during th* and so it is probable that the of people in dir«* need, and many
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week.and rep*»rted expressly for the ; running with Mattson’s cattle for evening, when the huge cannon amount the government will be tens thousands of dollars will be
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able to buy at ils own prices will required to sustain life until next
Meat« nt n*»qniiln City »-very Siit irdny oven ! I FRAU: by ( ’. A. Si)o\ *Y Fo. Put- moine time, ami on one occasion vomPing forth smoke and Haute,
ibi ;. Vivimi.; liretbren, in "«• >d utaiulint;* eut lawyers, opp. F. IS. [)ati*nt of- • came up to the corral
with them, and the explosion of bombs in the be much smaller than was autic- j harvest. It is heart rending to
••rdiallv invited.
I see a crowd i f hungry women, such
S. P. C. John non, N. G. fu e, Washington, D. C.
meat was brought to Cruw’- air. appeared like the bursting ipated.
The commissioner of the goner- as coll cted in the street about our
D. Best, San Leandro, Cal., com- t ford A: L o s s market whoto it " ,ftS \ forth of a raging volcano.
Thus
A . F. and A. M.
bined header and thresher coup- readily disposed of.
¡continued the battle for four days, al land oflico has prepared a state- house yesterday. Many of them
C h a d w i c k L o d s r e .N o .6 S .
Meets *t Coqnille City on Suturnay even ! i:
i /• («i ,
11
i* t
the firing cense,I, .-.ml tho !
B,,0* 'inS tilat ll,e «h iu m b d hnd not lmd anything ta eat in three
inerni
or before the full ».«»on in each M1U'
i
‘»i. Gow ney. C 1.,
in«
! *V
number
to the days.
In
cases
the
Gi i r v t ;
iim u
in n u
.
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i
i
i XI
l i I I I k m * i i of
n acres
i restored
p b w j
some
month.
automatic stop for windmills- .1 ! Ed. H e r a l d :— P lease
take
note
*n i Q ! city and castle surrendered.
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1 ,
riv
Geo. Me Ewan. XV. M.
he day.— the
J
,• . . , olwi public dninain under the August b.ubes at their breasts, getting no
— j Collins, Oakland, Cal., splicing c u -' ,)f t,1H eveut of t,l(
.
.« , ! J visited both immediately, and »
G . A R.
Bd
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.„¡(„„„t, orders of »lie secretary of the into- nourishment from their starved
bles; H. C. Holloway Oilrov (! d ! «looping match was won by
.
! such a destruction 1 never witness-1
J
rior, revoking
indemnity with mothers, had died in their arms.
l S S % c o«tuil!c
^ Î ? ^ t ? . . Sîn?v?fy27fir.*t!Ht«
ara
iîftnerator;
F.
Kortick,
San
Whiteman
of
C
a
lifo
rn
ia
-th
e
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ed. Almost every house had been |
Wmlnortilay.
VUtiii" (««»iiiradrt, i» t¡u**d Francisco, Cal., butcher’s cleave
Idrawtils. is ÿl,323.(î(X) acres, ex- Mauy say that their husbands, un-
d u d e —winning the match by four
xdwi'nd with a shell.
The south »
.
.
sta n d in g , o o rd ia llv in v ite d .
,
m
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elusive of 1,513,000 acres within [ able to hear the cry of their hun-
W. Sinclair, C »ninmndi-r.
Al. Beaman, San dose, ('.fi. bustle* hours and sixteen minutes, »> m.
I |>art being nearest, suffered most
the limits of Itidiau reservations. ! gry children, had gone away and
C o q u ille
om m and ^
Moser Last Portland, Oreg. j l'earson waking to eat.
! Shell after shell had driven in J
This includes the rail mm s, in left them. The trouble is due fco
Berry l»ox: G. Nicolo»scue, S. F.,
A. X.
X<To. 1 ., O » -til. O . .
; their roofs, their chambei and low- 1
Mwts in thwpino« every firrtt and tliir.l C al., combined tl’v-HOUfir- m u f,,,,
which orders of restoration have a total failure of crops, oceasiond
Tnesidav in each month.
All me i>l»<;rs m
_
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1 *’1’ » SUfLlCf
See Professor Boyrie’s a d v e r -'e r tl«>*>rs, forced out windows,
gn«d atanding ar«* «»rdially invited.
gage, and level; B. F. Parks, Fres­
S
M" t L RhatU'n'il'df>» n tiie wills,' len' ing | » 1 « to tl" '
U » ' “ is!in,‘,,•
n l,i<>k of ri,in ” A M is imPlorpd'
A.T. Lillie, Goinnmnder.
no, Cal., combined ph,w }l„d seeder;
f M l , , , „hole 11« iimlistingiUHhable! Ti,e st,,tI',tl,'ul 10l>ort of lhft »»<1 »«>e B , » r d here 1ms issaed •
Siglin
G-ray.
wben it rai»js.
B
y
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V Krt:.i iai :
D. Xa. W A T S O N .
I
Sen- W AÏXACE CAMP.
Morning; Star Lod^o
No- A G ,
!
I J
T . V . N ich ols,
CABINET
MAKER.
Bandon, Oregon,
tisenient on auotlier page
\\. L . Norris, S. L ., Cal., reducing professor holds a teachers’ nr»c , in
f ruins
I visited the hos-1 ng ,‘icultural department ior tho | circular calling for contributions to
grad«*
state
certificate
for
tho
state
ami melting magnetic oxide of iron;
, it,I Where the lose of arms and ! ' “ O,,tu.of September shows a g r e a t , be sent in care of L. S. W ood, No.
P.
r. Portois,
roriois, S.
o. F.,
r . , i Cal.,
al., wheel fender; ; of California.
' ’ , . , • ]• , 1 iilrt inuu a.t reduction in the condition of the 11 Somerset street, Boston. The
legs plainly indicated me loss ot
,1’ . S. Lyan, San »Iacinto, Cal. bri
-ri
ur*
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,f* ^ izard, /ainloch, will g l'^
Piclnr« Framea, Door nml W indow F r a m e s (|je winker sta v \V T Ki ». n* t
^ G‘
Noah Newton
paired.
... . fp
-,
^u_ i three performances at O dd Fel-
made, Saws tiled and Furniture Repaired
coma,
AVash.
Ter.,
piston-rod
pack­
4J1 work done to order. Prices Reasonable
lows’ hall commencing next Thurs­
M u r G#M fto««* Hotrt.
ing
Subscribe for the H e r a ld .
day evening.
|
.
j growing crops ns camparen
with
. . . ,
„
last money sent to Adaua was $1,-
August rejxnt, especially in 1800. It was receive! there on Aug.
i corn, cotton and potatoes, with lit- 13th, upon which they supported
j tie if any change in the small grain j 5,000 people for one month.