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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCX. 25, 1887.
NO. 11.
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B U S IN E S S (M K IIS .
B I tM .Y T O T i l l : T I G H T .
Washington letter.
N e u il-a u n iia l R e p o r t
His bond was
only $10, 000 , nUd j^yr^|e
p0int Nursery.
Who shrinks from m srehing to the light?
Of the county clerk of Oooaf county, state '
(From our Regular Correspondent.)
there is a question
ion whether or not
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What coward lac* I<ehind?
of < Ire,jon, showing the amount of warrants
M M. M U R P H Y . M D
Washington, Oct. 11,1887.
V. l.o fear« t.> battle for the right
i outstanding and unpaid, from the 1st day
his bomlsmen will be liable for
Myrtle Point, Oregon,
Ph\siei;m nnd Surgeon.
Thursday, Oef. 6,1887, was a real
!;. false unto mankind!
i of April, 1887, to the !50th day of September,
more than that amount.
OFflCE IN HERALD BUILDING.
He's but n knave, and abject slave.
1887, both inclusive. Amount and numbor red-letter day in the eventful iiis-
The time
C o q u il l e C i t y , O r e g o n .
A thing: to 1 >ath and soorne;
Of claim s allowed by the county court o f ; tory of the Capital of the United
.. fixed has expired with- ,
Hut men like you who dare and do,
said county
ami fur what allowed
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__ , out the Government being able to t > ih > pa g a t o r of, and dealer in Fruii
H - F L E N T G E . M . D-
ntateri, antt it W ill long DO a most
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if
Tree« and small fruits He keen«
Are freemen nobly born!
ON VYIIAI ACCOUNT ALLOWKD,
secure the fouiteen million in four « ■** AT
®“ "n rTa,w- **e
Physician & Surgeon,
April 1st —
glorious anniversary in its annals,
Why should we bend beneath the voke
and four and a half per cent I ends j
County roa Is and bridges............. $
M y u t i , e F o i n t C o o s C o ., O r e g o n .
O f men the an me as we?
Pauper and insane aocount___
calletl for by the September circu-
1,524 22
Send in yonr order» no pain» «pared t»
When by a bold, united stroke
popular demonstration in honor ,
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Expense............................................
55»
40
S - ' n . A . D O W N I N G , M D-
give
full satisfaction.
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Our chains would shattered be.
of
Alemmler
R. Shepherd, the I ! 4 . « « ¡a • iq -^ « '[ v,~o
c h a e e o,dy amcmotiBg
1,643
97
Circuit
Court
and
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P’s.
C
ourts..
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Physician and Surgeon,
Arise you. then! from mcuut and glen.
i i r fbruier Governor of the District of ! ° v ’*W
1,112 TfT
County Sheriff’» Fee«.....................
1,112
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Fro u city and from plain:
CoquiLi.H C m , O juiu «)K.
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Assessor'«
fe
e
s.............
900
00
Up men and do, it rests with yoi'
Culls—day ur night—l Jmu»ptly attended
Among the many pecepts for the
“ Clerk'« fee«.........................
1,167 20 Columbia, and the builder of Wash-
**Y*>tir freedom to attain!
“ Commissioner’s fee s___
132 00 ington, in tlie opinion of thousands abolition of poverty showered upon
D L . S T E E L E . M . D.
God made ns all from common clay,
*• School Supt.fees and salry
435 00 of Washingtonians, many of whom j the poor man the admonition to
The earth to all he gave;
” Judge's fees and sa la ry ...
600 00
r M T a -r s lx f le lc L , O r e g ' c n ,
regard their greatest citizen—who live within his income is most fre-
“ Treasure’s fees and salary
225 00
Office iu Holland building. opposite To une "He lord!’* He did not say,
Empire CitY and Drain’! Statisn,
To
another.
"R
e
a
slave!”
Blnuoo Hotel.
Laughing ga> and other
There are two
Bounty on scalps of wild animals
40-t 00 afhrull is common clay—as a sort quently heard.
•nwtUhetici administered for the pain;**«« And so we swear, by earth and air,
"ep t. 80. total amount claims al­
STAGE and STEAMBOAT line!
of superior being. Thousands—a ; sides to tbits precept, To live witli-
sx tr— tion of teeth.
%v;ii
lowed and drawn............................. $11 608
603 38
No more as slaves we’ ll plod.
great multitude—thronged Penn- in a limit pre-supposes an area C a r r y i n g : T h e U - S- M a i l s
OU T ST A N K IN O W A RR A N T S U N P A ID .
Hut f~ee:nen be, on land and sea.
O. E . S M I T H .
Outstanding unpaid county war­
; As was ordained by God!
sylvania avenue and adjoining ! large enough to hold one.
If n
^ S u r g e o n D e n tist,
VkC.L. Fa.gc & f o &
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J. F. Noyes, Proprietor,
anli.
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CHEAPEST!
Vittel ml Best
Dentist
rants on the aoth d aj of Sept. 87
i streets amid the boom of cannon, man needs a square foot of ground
Truth’s flay is waving in the air—
Express
Estim
ated
interest
accrued
tliere-
The cross of our crusade—
Ihe
flash
of
torch
lights,
and
lurid
to
stand
upon
bow
is
he
to
stand
ou as computed by the treasurer
$538 70
And gallant men and women fair
glare of fireworks, the blare of withiu the limit of that space? So
J . J . Lam b. Co. clerk.
Beneath it are arrayed!
S. H. H azard .
s - F . W ilso s .
brass bands, ai d the tramp of the ' with one’s income. If a man has
SOM VI I-ANNUAL BTATS5CKNT
And thev have sworn they'll wave it o’er
il IZARD W1LSM,
A
thousand
fields
of
tight!
| O f the amount of money nnd warrants re- j long line of footmen and horsemen, I fin income of one dollar per day
Attorneys and lViuu^«*k>rH at Law.
EA V SES E M P IR E C IT Y FO R D RA IN S
Till t rime be fled, and wrong be dead,
II mnkk O ut . C oos * ountx , O ukgon .
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STATIO N E V E R Y
! county trwwuror, i „ the «b. r.iT ot Ooo, i
si'l'l,els- preceded by . nnd it will not subdivide into por- MONDAY,
v5n37
And victor is the right.
W EDNESDAY and F R ID A Y
J . R yan . ‘ county, Oregon, for the six month» ending several hundred bycyclists, bearing J tions to meet the several demands
A. J SH ERW O O D .
on the 30 day of Sept., 1887.
j cuinese lanterns. All along the ! made upon it, how is the man to
The «teanier JU N O or R E S T L E S S meets
An exploring party headed by V. In coin and currency—April...
A t t o r n e y a t L aw
the
«tage at the mouth of the Umpqua.
^ ¿nò -- : r<)nte the houses were adorned live within it? This is the ques-
am d N o t a r y P i b l ic .
W. Bouton, entered wlmt is known lu 0i>unty warrants
New and com fortable stage«.
81.426 oo ! with the stars and stripes and all tion. The proportion or ration be-
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. -rk \ s L i i. i Coin and curreucy- Alny........
Coquille, ( ’oos County. Oregon. as C hinook
Fare to Portland by this rout» $13.40.
cave about oU »reet last i „
J une,........
f n ^ i ^ ash ington seemed to have turned , tween possesion and expenditure is To Drains $7.00
J . IL U P T O N .
Saturday. Perhaps no white men j “
“ Ju ly and Aug.,
* 3 ^' | out to give a more than royal greet -1 never regulated by the balk of the Each passenger allowed 50 pounds of baggage
COUNSEL« »R a t L\ W — NOTARY PU BLIC
entered
it
so
deep
before,
because
Total
received.........................
Passengers are requested to be in Empir»
Cenveyancer and General Land
| ing to the man it delights to honor, former but by the demands upon
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B T AVOITNT P A I D .
City
the night before departure.
a t a superstitious n> tion that tlie
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MAKS 11 FI ELI),' OREGON.
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Jarvis, Cmwall k Co.
AGENT.
6,755 75 If this splendid popular pageant j the latter. And if it is wrong to
loto. Lreaaurer—April.......
, Any inform ation iu regard to the nb«r»
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cave was inhabited by tlu ghosts !
11» 55
had
been
p a id to a successful mil’- I expend beyond one’s income it is i line can be procured at the B iarco or Central
M ay................. 1.126 00
of departed Indians. Fr«)iu time
returning from the ! certainly wrong to transgress on i kottds in M arsh!eld , and the post offioe
511 08 tary hero
J u n e ...............
, immemorial this cave has been the
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public hv ihg in biupir^«
437 21 pomp and triumph of bloody fields, the
Ju ly and A ugust...
other sale.
\\ ealtli owes a | __
burial place for the tribes living in
L . F . L an e .
J ohn L ane
Total amount paid to treasurer
24» 5» ! or to a statesman crowned with the duty to the world, and to the !
COAL! COAL! !
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and
about
Chinook,
but
until
this
LA N E A LA N E,
L . Hariocker. sheriff.
; laurels of civic reuowu, it would not ' source from whence it Hows, p- It
W. It. * P anter will
stone ooai
ooal on
exploration it w
a s supposed
supposeu the
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*«:“* « Stone
was
Attorneys ¡in] (oniisrlrrs ¡it Law. . ..
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Semi-annual statem ent of the County | Lmve been 111 the least Wonderful; I has no right to hoard beyond the I he bank of th e riv er at his landing for
bodies were deposited from 50 to ; Treasurer of Coos county, Oregon, for the
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Land Cases a Speciality.
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T , six months ending the ,ioth day of Sep- tlmt Mr. Shepherd,
simply
" 111 ton.
buiL' m 8 ;ic^—fiack8 furm«hed—
Office on Main Street, opp .site Cosmopolitan loO feet from the entrance.
Last
r
i j a i pn- i dictates of necessity j and prudence.
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$3 ,Kr
Hotel.
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tember, 1877, of money received and pmd vate citizeu without power to favor i Culture brings of it increased claim s
Mr. Bouton, and Messrs
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v.»n_»6tf.
Oregon. Saturday
Roseburg,
t
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out; from whom wived and fr«mi
<>r reward, should thus spontone-
s p o n t a n e - upon
pon money, but if men of wealth -------------- ---------------------------------- -
Hubert
wall
und on what account paid out:
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J o s , and
and H
u b e r t Petit
1 e t i t found
fo u n d a a w
a ll souroc:
»ooroe; and
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TA QPl I n a T D i n c
Jo irs A. G ray . : Jos,
J . M. SlOLIN.
TO SE L L OR TRADE.
amount » b k c iy k p .
o n s \ y r e c e iv e t h i s m a g n if ic e n t t r i b - were tutored to carry themselves
I
to
the
cave
about
lot)
feet
from
the
S i g l i n & G -ra y .
One of the prettiest and best piao»» in
On hand Inst report, b a la n c e ....$ 5,882 53 | u te a n d h o m a g e f r o m t h e p o p u la c e according to their income there
Attorneys ami (’»misrlors \t Law, entrance, and by digging a passage
fewer households in Southern Oregon situated 8 mil«« south of
acoount taxes. 8,24» 6» of his native city is unique, and would be
Marshfield, Co«is county, Oregon.
way through it, met with no obsta­ Sept' lo * —
Grants Pass in Josephine county.
The
O f f ic e —Holland building, opposite Blanco
2 uo i without a single parallel in the straightened circumstances.
v2n2» cle to penetrating a farther dis- June 7— Hoot«, peddler license----
Ri
place consists of 331 acres; 100 acres in cul-
22 6/0 ! United States; if indeed, not that
July 7—E state of G. W ecker........
Mathew Arnold says, “the poor j tivatu;n 50 of red clover from which two
; tance of abou. 350 feet.
In this Aug. 2—J . Lam b, foe and fine».. . .
w . SINCLAIR,
00 I of the whole world as well.
And are very much as the ricli make | crops cm be had each year. A fcood house,
i chamber their trouble was reward­ July 7—R. Walker, liquor licen s..
AUornoy nt Law,
rn
5 y ( jo ; it Republics are ungraie.nl, tun them. The lower strata of society | bums, orchard, and n good grist mill which
General In^urance’ iind Real E state Agent.
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ed by finding large deposts of In­ July 7—J . Nasburg “
i has a good patronage. Irrigation ditch that
C o q u il l e C it y , O r e g o n .
5u ot). Capital of the greatest of Repub- will not be rightly adjusted until covers nearly the whole place. There are
Sept. 5—W. McEwan
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dian relics, including arrow heads, Sept. 7—T . Hayes
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o oo ; ]jes js Snrely not so.
the U p p e r layers are rigidly adjust- I hundred» of other items that might be men-
T. G OWEN.
beads, etc., iu great profusion. Sep t. 12—Assessor, js > 11 ta x .........
+ 2 50 * I The work on the fine State, War ed and the u p p e r strata will not be ; tinned ill favor of the place if spaoe allowed,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Sept. 21—Sherwood, sch'l c e r t'f..
Mr.
B.
thinks
there
is
an
opposite
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v
4 i
i*i
I ., • „ ■ but Coquillers who have seen the place sav
M vusuitbld , Oon.
rigidly
adjusted
until
wealth
is r e - j 1 it .. is
. n picture
. . of loveliness and is as good as
... io ta
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"n-v, 62 , and Navy
Department
building,
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opening to the cave, and proposes
which is pronounced the grainiest gaided i>y its possessor ttS some-j it is pretty. The owner is tired of m illing,
J. W . B EN N ET T .
AMOUNT paid out .
at some future day to renew his
I Ju ly 16—County w arran
ts..
Attornsy at L3W.
its..........
8,16» 08 public structure in the Federal thill" io be hoarded beyond needs ! wants to oome to the coast. He will ex-
¡explorations. In course of time S^pt. 30—County warrants
M l RS ( F I H R D , O b k u o s .
«'■»“ w . V R v m y to C oquill. „ 11 . , ,
t I î ! -V
and will, and i bat n o v w t v . » ¡ c k ness and m is- 1 or
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8..,.».,
. 1 ; ! city
- ' is nearing
° completion,
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s* 11 for $8.50» part on tim e.
these caves will become popular Sept. 30 — General fund lllts.........
I ). X* W A T S O N .
15,002 02 it is expected, be ready for occupa- ; fortune have so many claim s upon j
.' dores» Lewis Strong,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Murphy,
Josephine Co., Oregon.
KCnoOL FI'Ni).
it. Journal of United Labor.
j tion early next January.
L M l ’ I b i ; ( ’ i v y . t iR U l i o N .
Astoria Daily Pioneer,
( )n hand last report, balance........ . $5.258 28
I The constant and rapid growth of
July >—State school fund.......... . 2.410 00
P aten ts granted to citizens o f P H O T O G R A P H S t
J. H . N O S L E R ,
A Yl o i u l r r l u l 4 l o c k .
jour
great
Government
depart-
j
15
00
April
»—Ju
stice
court,
fines.........
Notary Public
l ’.i.-Uif states during the past |
c . WILKINS, OF
P o f. F O. Tucker, the famous June 7 —Ju stice court, fines..........
8 20 j raeuts—more particularly the Pat- j
C’ oqi * i i . i . b C i t y . U«tN.
week,and
reported
expressly
for
the
:
! inventor of Hartford, Conn., is iu T o ta l............. ...................................... . ~7J>«9 4c lent and Pension offices—keep !
M c M i l l a n c r g s .
P o in t , O r.,
! town. His latest iuvention is an 8ept.:U)—Paid school w arrants.. . 6.228 18 ; pace with the progress and up- j H e r a l d by C. A. Snow & Co. Pat-
m c t c g 'r s c p i ^ e r s ,
10 00
ent lawyers, opp. U. S. patent of­ W ill make Photos cheap as the
It July 30—Cashing ch eck...............
Marshfield, - - -
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- Oregon. ! electric clock for horse races.
1,451 30 i building the Interior Department i
Sept.30—Hal.
school
fund.............
Gallery opposite Sengstacken's druf.store.
Cheapest
fice, W ashhigtou, D. C,
* is a lartre faced clock in front of T o ta l...................................................
7,68» 4s domiciled outside of
the main
N. II. l ’urties who have had Cabinet
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
W. N. Best, Los Angeles, Porta­
A. P. O wen . Treasurer.
Picture« taktn by us. can secure duplicates j the judges’ stand, so as to be plain­
building, and it is the purpose of j
vfin2tf
ble centrifugal fountain; P. Brit-
Semi-annual summary statem ent of the
at $3.00 per dozen. Atldress u sât Marshfield. ly seen from the
grand stand.
the authorities to remove the gen- ;
financial condition of Poos county state of
v5n!6
vich, Los Angeles, Cal., Arched
When the judge gives the word go Orogon,
er, 1887. eral Land Office from thence to
on the 30th day of September,
bridge; G. M. Drum, Los Alamos,
he presses au electric button and
l ia b il it ie s
the Pension Office sometime with­
Cal., Potato masher; W. J. Hunt,
1 the clock immediately starts. W arrants drawn on Treas. out­
W a TCH-MAMER
•' NT) JK V .'ELEU ,
15,278 »7
»7 in the next year, thus making room j
standing and nnpaid.................$25,273
T H E
When the foremost horse reaches W arrants isued April term ............. 3,721 43 for such of the smaller bureaus as Los Angeles, Cal., Washing ma­
C o q u ille O ity , O g n .
Work of all description-, done at short
chine; C. M. Jones, Fresno, Cal.,
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“ Ju ly
“ .............. 3.995 30
v.m.>> the wire it breaks the circuit and
Old & R eliab le Co»,
are
crowded
out
and
saving
the
notice and extremely low jjrices.
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“ Sept. “ .............
3.886 rj»
( ’ar coupling; L. Judson, San
the clock stops while at the same
THE
538 70 Government huge rental.
Interest as computed by T re a s ...
G en- W A L L A C E C A M P .
Francisco, Cal., Pipe wrench; S.
1
instant
an
instantaneous
photo­
2SiC. 2 , S . C f w . .
Total liab ilitie s................................. 17,416 0ft
Secretary Fairchild lias issued a
N. Knight, Sutter creek, Cal., Hy-
Meets nt Coquille Citv every first Satu r­ graph is taken showing wire posi­
RESOURCES.
circular to the cast* ra officials
day afte* fa!! moon each month. .Members
:
draulie engine; J . Munzio«, Sau j ^ largest and best od the Pnoiflo C om !,
Funds in hands of Treas. applica­
tion of horses doing away with dis-
in good standing are cordially invited.
urging
their
adoption
of
economic
ble to sohl fund............. 1,451 30
Levi Snvder.
I i . I. Clinton.
Francisco, Stern tube bushing for j
F. P. H e r m a n n , Agent.
Mr. Tuck- Funds iu hands of Treas. applica-
Captain^___
_ F irst Sargent. , pates as to dead heats.
methods in the collection of custom
Myrtle Point. Oregon.
n51v6
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ble paymt w arrants___ 3,553 71 5,005 01 duties, in view of the decreased ap­ I propeller shafts; C. 1). Sal field,
| er a ls o took some fine instantane-
! San Francisco, Milk boiler; T. C.
! ous views in the village.— Norway Estim ât; d unpaid current taxes
propriations for tho purpose iu
M o rn in g S t a r L o d g e
applicatile to payment of Co.
White, Fresno, Cal., Packing plate
Advertiser.
N o- -»64,
1 8 8 7 .... 19,680 76 question.
warrants for
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for raisins.
Meet« at Co<(uille City every Thursday
1 8 8 6 .... 1,31» »1
The controller of tho currency
Got<-rntui-nf C o n t r o l .
evening. Visiting members of this order, in
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464 74
good standing, are cordially invited.
PflNi«-UKer T r n i u T r l e t t r e p r d .
Washington, Oct. 14.—Quite a
1 8 8 t.. . .
732 15 has directed all national banks to
BLACK-SMITHING
two
Mis-
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41» 62 prepare statements, showing the j Kansas City Oct 11.
large
proportion
of
the
Govern­
t
a
fW.fi S r - iiy
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319 82 exact condition of their affairs at , fi° uri Pacfic trains, crowded with
- a j i s t i d
ment telegraphing to and from 1
i „A< { , •___
l r loo-? people coming to see President
29,942 01 the close
C o q u ille L o d g e N o .5 3
this city was done over the Balti­ 1 Total rcfloarcofl...............
H e r s e - S lio e in g *
of business
on O . ct . 5 , 18S7
b , j were
b telescofied , near
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( leveland,
J . J . L am b , County Clerk.
Meats at Ooqnille City every Saturday even
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—the object in doing so being oh- j j|ock Creek stntiou yesterday. Neatly and promptly done, at the
Ing. VW tin:* brethren, in good standing- more A: Ohio wires. The absorp­
»•rdiallv nav»t»ft.
ln <l»-m nity W a n t c v l .
tion
of
tlint
Company
by
the
West-
viously to guard against fraud and I One lady was killed and many lowest living prices.
Shop next
S . P . C. Johnson, N. G .
cm Union leaves Mackay’s United | SanFrancisco,O ct.l4.—The:wid- deception in these degenerate days, j passengers and train hands were (]oor oast; 0f L eneve’g drUg store
A Y. and A. M.
' linos ami Postal lines the only com-tow of General Baldwin, who was
The report of the Postoffice Do- | badly hurt
In all,fifty persons j c
iUe Cit
Oregon.
C h a d w i c k L o d e re , N o -6 8 -
Meets nt Coquille City on Saturday even peting wires, and will probably ; murdered by Mexican bandits in pertinent for the mouth of August, j were inJure(^-------------------------------! ~
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ing on or before the full moon in each
lend force to the movement in the Durango on August 19th, has peti-| in the matter of selling postage
F U R N I T U R E STORE,
| A
G'r e a t B a r g a i n . /
month.
Geo. McEwan. W. M.
1 f l A ACRES of land 2 ^ miles from Co-
next Congress to establish some j tioned Secretary Bayard to demand I stamps, makes a very gratifying
!Fk
P r e p .,
I U O quille City, 100 Hores bottom ,40 tim-
G. A R.
sort of Government c-mtroll over «n indemnity from Mexico of $100,- exhibit—showing, as it does, that
M \BHiiriKLD, O on .
j fibred nnd about 20 seeded to tame grass;
G en- L y t l e P o s t N o - 27 .
tlie
telegraph
service.
It
lias
been
000,
and
iu
case
of
refusal
to
lay
in
seventy
six
first
class
postoffices,
Dealer
in
Furniture,
Doors,
G
lass
<tnd
Pio-
j liood dwelling 24x32 frame rustic, good bee-
tit-els at C oquille C ity, on every h r«t
tare
Fram
es,
etc.,
and
agent
for
W
hites’
j
house, good orchard, eto., etc.
Prioe for
Vistin ? comrndh, in gooff suggested that an effort will bo the mutter before congress.
W»dn(*sd>iy.
there was a gain of more than
Sewing M achines.
v ln ltf ; p ace alone, $2,000; or, including a »pan of
HtAndiiLt;, cordially invited.
twelve per cent over the sales of the
made to extend the principles of j
W. Sinclair, Commander.
horses, yoke of cattle and other oattl« to
Th<* (> I» nn F a c t o r y .
previous
month.
the Interstate Commerce law to
number of 20 head including five cow»,
So far about $*20,000 have been
M ARSHFIELD HOTEL, the
C o q u ille
om m an cl
besides
many oiht r valuable things about
Secretary Lamar is absorbed in j
telegraph communication.
2STo. 1 , O .
O .,
subscribed toward the glass fac-
At lower end of Front Street,
Collections
M a d e -L o a n s
Negotiated
DENMARK. OREGON.
Ranches. Wild Land and Town Property
bought and sold.
Collecrions a specialty
and proceeds promptly r> m itt« d.
M yrtle
Insurance Agency!
J. j. WILSON
Firem an’s Fund,
W. Gallier
Me«ts in thi« place every first and third
Tuesday in each m onth.
All menda-rs in
good sianding are cordially invited.
A.T. L illie. Connimnder.
~ T . V . N ic h o ls ,
CABINET
MAKER.
Bandon, Oregon,
Picture Fram es, Door and Window Frame«
unde, Saw» filed and Furniture Repaired.
All work done to order. Prices Reasonable.
Lowe Won: Near Gold Reach Hotel.
R r itito h S k i}» H m
ln -il
London, Oct 14.—The British
ship Monarch, Captain Corbett,
from Manilla, Aug. 30th, for New
York, has been lost on the Min-
ioro island.
The captain and
tinee of the crew named Drews,
I Redford and Crupp were drowned.
: The remainder have arrived at Ma-
i nilla.
tory fund, nnd ns soon ns * 5,000
additional is raised work will be
staated. Mr. L. F. Wittenbort
j has the plans for the building,
i which will cover about 200 feet of
ground, Tho building and ma­
chinery are expected to cost $25,-
000.
Subscribe for the H erax . d .
^ ¡ " g b'6 anf ual.
wl'ich
will be more voluminous than usual
—dealing largely with the affairs
of th? Indians and lauds and rail­
roads.
The report of commisioner Qf
__
MstrsTifleld, O reg o n .
the place 2,500. It is really a rare bargain.
Call at this office.
n44tf
Joe Hudson, Prop.
r p i l I S H O TEL HAN L A TEL Y BEEN R E-
I fitted and furnished throughout. Good
beds and l»oard and oourteons attention is
I «wsured to patron*. White help, only oni-
1 ployou.
Batents Hall to Ihe Secretary of I Board per w eek.......................... ........ $3.50
the Interior shows that the defal- j HoHrtl rtnd Lodging........................ 4.60.
cation of Bacon, lute financial clerk , ,
SiaateMeai« »cent«.
of the Patent office, is $30,000. lidted.
I
■{ Randolpn. Oregon: )■
J. W a ls e r , Prop.
Beer of best duality always to be
lmd at the Brewery, and orders
from all parts filled promptly.
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