Coquille City herald., August 20, 1889, Image 1

M m t P I O D V I..
Married pocplttwill please rend aawritten,
single ones can rend the first line, then the
third, nnd then the second, and finally the
fourth in each verse.
Ri!»>ni:N.*i « i le i » * .
DR. J. J. «IISSHIIOVEY
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
M
P
yrtle
o in t
, O
That man muM load a happy life,
W ho'* freed from matrimonial chains;
Who i* directed by hi* wife
Is sure to sillier for his pains.
reg .
Dr, T. A- W IN T E R ,
Adani could find no solid pence.
When Eve was given for a mate—
Until lie saw a woman's face,
Adam was in a happy state.
M YRTLE PO IN T , OREGON.
Calls Promptly Attended Day «>r Ni^ht.
J. C- STOCKM AN. M. D.
General Practitioner.
C o
C
q u il l e
it y
, O
j
regon .
«»thee
M A U S H F I E L I ), O R E G O N .
(bused ha the foolish man. I say,
Who change* from his singleness;
W ho will not . ieM .,i woman s sway
Is sure of jierfoe* blesaeiAuess.
v lu l.
D M C ^ Z L ^ Iilla .n
In all the female face npp ‘ars
llvpoeney. deceit and pridi;
frnth. d arlincof a heart sincere.
Ne*« r known in woman to re nde.
What tongue is able to unfold
The fals ehood that in woman dwells:
Tim worth in woman we behold
I* almost imperceptible.
O. E. SMITH.
Surgeon Dentist,
^ 1 ^ 9
E r ^ r ...
I N S T A N T A N E O U S PHOTOGRAPHERS
T il«: P1.Y1L
A few weeks ago we did our Lest
to ^¡ve Major Bateman a semi «»ft.
JOHN F- H A L L
Ho no doubt Hppreeia’ ed it but
Attorney at L a w and
tin'n Ip» put too niuoli reliance in
X& 3al S s t a t e
the item and tii» d to ns° it as a
M UiSH >IK!.I>. Uu ! . >N
sci tvii. Later developments show
,\T
J . IM I. S I G I
i jliat the screen v;:s not as durable
■t* lie silpoosed and gave way at ail
Attorney and Counsel
Law.
improper time. 1 he result is ho
M a r s h f i e l d , ( > r k g o n \
is fit*! tint: llies in California un­
In c .
G E A .7 ,
der Ids own vine and tig tree. H e
Attorney and Counselor at L a w .
f.honM have known better for we
M a r s h f ie l d . O r e g o n .
do not like to spend time r»lid
space on someone who will go
Shedden F- Wilson.
back on us the next minute.
>Ve
Attorney at L a w
M a r s h f ie l d , C oos C o u n ty , G r i g . have put our fu tli in mother two-
legged mortal but will not leseant
Office over S*»ng-t:tc! n’s Dta.- Ss t~.
on his stipert >r ways until lie is go­
A. J- SH E R W OOD.
ing to commit some terrible sin.
A tto r n E i at L a w
\\\. can’ t offer Major Bate man
and N o ta r y P i r i . ic .
C oquille, Coos County, Oregon. : eternal life find will have to do as
tin* t I: m eli iliil, .-it tl >wn on hi:;n.
\\t* will, lliowevt-r, aJviáe him to
J. H- TJFTO .
C O rM 8 E L ;> U vi LY'V
i'l BJ.lt
list* Dr. Br i»\Vn-S< qilil! J's elixir of
Conveyancer and funeral L a nd
Í lift* W Ilici) will bring him near er
AGENT.
C.*llec;i »n.
M i l* - i. ■ -
N
.*ti *t d oter nul life tl mi aught * 1se.
V> Í*
DENM ARK. OREGON.
s t a v e d with you Major until tho
Ranches. 'ViM L e d and t*»-,;»
bonj{ht and sold.
<'•»i:c. syr '• .
church went back on you and of
an J proceed* pr«»ntp: r-. - bt-i d.
hi know when it cut the
cours
l T f T lyn e .
Jon:: L a n e .
imws. i ami left y->u d iift helplessly
L A N E A LANE,
aw :y we cou! I not d » any tiling
AttorH^s a ml
si !.atv. more than pii v von. W t lia tdtl to
A » v
L a n d Cases a Speciality.
» V -, I.ver* ruu-
Ofllc* on Main Street. >pp<» ate t ohm -»pohtfti: Jo it but t lie br«*ukf
K ottli
too high to !e g v ami lieîp
Roseburg,____
Gregmn llillg
you. W e seen yon |.an<l «a fely a
W - S IN C L A IR ,
- hurt; way bel 'tv as ami oui* hei.it
gave an r5;n!tr.:it tinmi t'*, espr■cially
Attoncy at law.
General Insurance a rd Ilea! Kstrtr - H W .
when we seen pienti
X
« f of sea gulls
C o q u il l e C i t y , O r e g o n .
for voti lo subsi st oil whil .» we
were coinj »e’ lefi tO it «>n the black
T. G. O W E N .
( k \ *>-fi-h for our
santi ami catch i u i *a
Attorney and Counselor at L a w .
M ARSU FI FLD, OP.F.O( >N\
M ABHBri(U), t)o>.
J. W . B E N N E T T .
Attorney at L a w .
MAUSSriUL!», OUR<-*>N .
D. L . W A T S O N .
Attorney and Counselor at L a w
E m ?UU ClTT.OaK'WS.
J. H. N O SLE R ,
Notary Public
Coyirn-i.r C it t , O on .
e
fiatf , 111
J. J. fusoli
C¿L> Jk
W A T C H -M A K E R
VND
.JEW ELE R .
O o c i U .Í1 1 3 O i t y , C g n .
supper. Aon w-oie taken iu by a
I fisherman and given dry clothes
| while
we followed
our guide
throughout the storm with >ut tveu
changing socks, but we are working
; for our reward lH-reaTter. dust rs
I we passed over the hill we seen
i you shaking »lice for a warm drins
with th'* bartender and we had a
j refreshing drink of river water
with the tide full. We have lost
B gl.t « f y u .M .jovlujft hope you are
coming mir way for our reward is
sure to come later on.
# * *
*£*- Work'of all d —«inolimi - a. ii<- uT sfiori­
n o ti«« anil extTeioely l«.w price*.
vóti as
Mr. Bird Nosier has a tobacco
patch near the H erald office that
is the envy of all the other boys in
I. O.
O. F.
town. He planted it, cultivated it,
Coquille Lodge No.53
and last week took us to t1 e patch
M -«ts at C.'»T lille f ’itv every Saturday even
inif. Visiting brethren, in tiood atiiiiuinc
ard surprised us by picking off
cordially invited.
_
v n
pbigs of tobacco six inches long.
J. S. tDMCTW. N G.
Mr Bird certainly has the key to
A. P . and A. M.
Chadwick Lodtce. No.6 8- the secret of this patch as it is the
Meet« at Coquille City oti Summit v even (ir*t we have heard of that you can
Inn on or before the I®!! ukjoii in each
!/.» >n 1 pluck the tobacco ready for
month.
.
... , ,
Jcasf b. H o t , YV. M.
chewing. He does not pass it
C t a n
tho ugh the negro process as other
Gen- Lytle Post No- 27.
Meet* at Coquille City, on every
first manufacturers do uor does he have
Wednesday.
Visdtintr oo.uradh, in af"»d the wholesale of it simply a re-
standing, cordially invited
tad bn*ine-.s. He made a kal. on
li. H. Ntc m l *. Commander.
ascension from this patch some
O - 1ST. G r.
Company H. Oregon Na­ tiim* since hut l;** would not tell us
1 the particulars.
tional Guard
Meets in the Manonie building. Coquille
* *
*
City, on Saturday nitfht nfter eaeh fnll
moon.
All members in «**v*d standing are
Little
did
the
inhabitants
of this
i
cordially invited to attend.
sphere of ours dream that the earth
F U R N I T U R E S T O R E ,
was going at the r a t e of twenty
miles a second through n belt of
IP-
P re p .,
M a l s u p ik l d . O on .
meteors >S 000,000 rniDs across all
D ealer in Furniture, Doors, C I uhm and Ifio
this month. Such is the fact, how-
tore FranieH, etc., and a^eut for White ’
Sewing Machines.
v ln ltf . o\cr, and we were engaged from
morning till right at the common
Coquille Fisherman’s
duties of life never dreaming that
U N I O N
ISajad.olplx Oregfcn, at any moment tho earth was lia­
W ill meet every fourtn Saturday in each ble to strike some of these meteors
month till further notice. All members in
and stop so suddenly that we
good standing arecordially invited to attend
would find ourselves sliding around
to some other portion of the earth
* and some
other fellow* sliding
-o -
around to our portion. The out­
come of u shock of this nature
would be all right for us on this
C o q u il l e C it y O r e g o n .
’ coast for by the time we would
T. A. WALKER,
Boise aM Sip Painter
«
NO
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1880.
VOL. 8.
T l i c It i»'e r a id«* N r lio o i.
slide around to New Y o ik the
Six thousand feet of lumber the
earth would gain its momentum
and go aloi g in its old fashioned first consignment for the school
way.
But the fellows in New building was put ashore at R iver­
yesterday. Work on the
York where would they be? ‘ Ask ; side
of the winds’ ’ and waves of tho At­ house will be commenced imme­
lantic and the answer would most diately with a view to having it
likely be ‘ in Baris attending the completed by the loth of October.
exposition.” Then, again, the va­ Hitherto the management has been
cation, if it was forced on the peo- ' hampered in obtaining the neces­
pie o f New 1 ork,would no doubt, sary papers and in getting the
do them good ami on their return i land surveyed. School will be
they would find trusty servants startl'd soon after the house is com­
carrying on t heir business for them. pleted. Subscription papers are
This would give the e Giro popula­ now in circulation which the pub­
tion a day off and besides the ride lic would do well to notice. See
over to the Vtlantic from here, at tin* paper and sign your name, it
the rate o f twenty miles a second, will only cost you $5 ami $7.50 for
would be instructive, invigorating four months, and you will have the
and draw our attention ‘ Mina busi­ conscious dignity of knowing you
ness troubles for a short time. are helping to inaugurate a new
The astronomers would not tell ns era in Coquille education. We ex­
anything about it until all was pect to be prepared for all comers;
over so we could put on a cle: n if there is not room wo will make
shut and collar, but they wanted room. I f you want a house you
the country represented just as i t 1 can buy a lot to build one; or if
is. It seems a pity it did not hap­ you don't want to build we will
pen. W e are now informed that build for you. That’s fair is’nt it?
we have n d ear track until 1890 Board can bo had at reduced rates.
with
nothing
but
automatic Look for our advertisement and
L odi .
switches and good ballast roads to think o f it.
o
O •
C O A S T N il: W S N O T E S .
JOHN >: a >7.
FRANK DECKER.
Mayor
Hendry,
of
Westminster,
\
B. C.„ has resigned.
The total number o f school ch il­
dren iu Oregon is 93,098.
A ll the tramps and vags hav e
been driven out o f Arlington, O r \
| The Yentuie Yidette says the
bean crop this year will be worth
^ r c p r ie tc r .3 .
$150,000.
[
M yrtle Point Stage and L ivery
The cash receipts o f the Land
j
Stables
| office in Seattle are over $50,000 It mi a daily stn<re ro Coquille City, do local
a month.
hauling iu and around the 1’oint nnd do a
general livery busin,***.
Hu*ines* entrust­
Im
m
igration
to
Washington
1
ed to their c.'.re will be attended with
Territory it- reported to be largo this
proni’iluesn nnd fidelity.
8n2
scasun.
Flow ing wells have been struck
—•*
and natural g is u nnd in Kittitas,
C o q u i l l e C i t y , O r .,
The follow ing dispatch will be W. T.
of interest to those desiring govern­
A cork tree in Visalia is now
ment lands: The » -iquisite number eighteen f*?et in diameter aud
i
CuttniK. Jins'.ila; and Stitenfiig a Specialty,
of signatures for opening the great forty feet high.
An.l a 1‘erfect Fit Guaranteed.
Sioux reservation have been secur­
A lime kiln !ru been startcl near
XM
ed. The sensation of the day was Los Gatos. Its capacity is 1(M)
Thu Ylorit PeiTc«‘t, Simple and UoaHouaUle
the signing by Chief Gall, of barrels .a day.
Ladies' Tailoring System
OF GARMENT CUTTING,
the Blackfeet
and
the upper 1 A stingray that weighed 1,000
Sold nnd Taught— Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Yankton's following Gall. Eleven pounds v.-Tis Uilit-1 at R'doudo
v7uM
million acres which
the whites Beach last A c In -s lay.
have been looking longingly at for ! Swiss farmers near Oso Fl.aeo.
»
; t ?; y r %.-,
so many y ears will now be thrown Sau Luis Obisbo county, have 4,000
; c:¿.. :u.
-.y
open to settlement.
V y —]- \f. r
__
,
acres iu beans.
I
j
X
j
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The City Council o f Me Mann-
Cheyenne, August 7.— P rairie,
ri le over.
t • '
j-i*: • v% tr v “
Did you ever stop to think how
_________ __
_____ £
-
ville
Wash.,
lias
decided
to
spend
wolves have killed more than 100
much
work
there
was
connected
Editor H e r a l d :- I wish tc say
valuable colts and unknown mini- $20,000 for water works.
a word about the recent church with a newspaper? Weeklies me
Carson has a s " imming club of
bt-rs of young cattle in this vicin­
.* caudal.
Unpleasant
as there nothing compared to dailies b it we
twenty young ladies, whose teacher
ity the past throe months.
Üül
things are they will occasionally will give a few figures of what
Elaborate preparations are being j is one of the local ministers.
\
v;
rk
is
done
on
the
H
erald .
W
o
occur so long as men and women
Empire Cit Y anJ Drain's Station
made for a big hunt to occur next i The trustees of Victoria, B. C.,
averago
15
columns
a
week
and
are not perfect. W e are only sur­
S T A G E and S T E M B 0 A T L i n e !
Wednesd -y. The pests will bo have decided to spend $175,000 in
prised that they should occur there are 52 weeks in a year w ich
driven to dons twenty-five miles j beautifying Beacon Hill Park.
j Carrying* The U- S* Mails
amt ug the church people. Had i*. i would make 780 columns, and m
A
lfred
Poett,
of
Santa
Barbara,
south of this place. They will be !
VVeifs. Farno & Co's
occuried in tin* tin re humble walks i each column there me 125 lines
has
been
engaged
as
Consulting
Express
making 97,500 lines; 1$\ “ ems" in I smoked out anil will lie shot ns
of life but little attention would
Engineer o f the Nicaragua canal.
they
appear.
A
pack
o
f
hounds
j
a lino makes the number of “ ems”
lia* e been prit! to it bui coming in-
belonging to an English ranchman j A valuable deposit of red oxide
1.793,750,
or
averaging
two letters
to the t ri l ■unal of the church :imi
of manganese has been found in
; will be utilized.
to
the
“
cm”
would
make
the
num­
-*
4
. — i . . . . . . .
timt hasD'l1 upon the bible ami its
Sail Gabnal canyon, Eos Angeles
EA VSES I MP! ;:i; C IT Y F O R D ttA IX S
ber
of
let
ers
reach
3,587,500.
Uncle
Daniel
Palaske
has
just
J
S T A T IO N E V E R Y
teachings whose laws t*) tho chu rch
County.
M O N D A Y , W E D N E S D A Y and F R ID A Y
Paid for at the rate of -10 cents | er , built oue o f the fn est residfuces j
are in falli .Me it is an easy inn?L-r
The Gallston canal, at Helt na,
th >u-and the Dill would be $717.00 in Bandon near the old Gold Beach
to tell the outcome of the trial
Mont., has been completed. It is
Tho steamer J U N O .-r R E S T L E S S meets
per year. Besides this the adver­ i hot*»!. Its line parlors and dining |
the
stage at the in >u h <>f th>- Umpqua.
Brother Bateman was heard to say
twenty-two miles 1 >ng ami carries
tisements are all set up new each rooms below, and spacious and airy i
New and <• #:n *••*• ■' ! *
after the sad event that lie was
8,000 miner’s inches every Iwruty-
Fare to Portland by thi.i route
year ami we set considerable min­ elia.i.Lers above, don’ t indicate the
perfecily willing to submit tosu -li
four hours.
• To Drains -'.0;!
ion winch
ill make nearly twice quarters of r. bachelor ot \vid>*- j
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Each on ' ten^orcllowf-d r»')po*.titt!: of !>.if$tu*{6
a vt rdii t showing his perfect f :ith
('«> 11*18111 •><toil; S «ii <*5; r ii r o < l.
as much to the column us long <»»i-r, an ’ just w h.lï OU
P-tss-n^er.* are re quested to bo in Empire
in the holy canon which read* like
C
i'y the niaht l> »for* departure.
primer.
i1,!
T o t i t e E d i t o r . — Please inform
ter at tli* ■ age i f 87
this: ‘‘ Let the off-ui !er l o stoned
«*-C
Any info.- •».*.♦ if>;» in repard to the nbov
your readers that I have a positive
to death and let him that is with- : The Nebraska Press association with so mudi ole giiu-e
I me can 1 :■ p ’ oeured . t the Ri..: cu or Centra
remedy fo r the above named dis­ h >U‘U in Mar ht t-id, and .ho post o..ic4 t»»*
out sin (gu ilty <*f the same offense > rationed houii. Inst month and for ro«-!!) j-iiKí’.'rs t:•.a** y
ease.
By its timely use thousands any >ubiic 1' i*»j m L.jipn'«.
cast the first s! oho .” Tie did not the most * art they have not given bot ìli:* nt-■aivst i:«*ig!i
of hopeless cases have been per­
se.-m to think that the affair would | as good an impression to their sub­ count f«»r it and have
a D M IN IS i'K.Vi O II’S NC)TICE.
shorten his days in the Last; per- ! scribe* s of Oregon a* might lie de­ our hors > !;•* never gives .anything manently cured. I shall be glad ' V r O T iC L is h.-reby pi von that I have
i t fi!<;d ui the <• >
v e sirt of C.xi.s coun­
Imp!, being a church member of sired. The next time any o f those awnv,» t! e in.mo of tho buxom v. id- to send two bottles o f my remedy ty,
( Iropcn. n.v i;na a o^uui a* nd ninis-
FREE
to
any
of
your
readers
who
l r.: i . r of th e e ,’ . • < t ¿1.
Wiliiain*. de-
long standing, o f many states he chaps come out here let the u pay i ow that is to bo the future Mrs.
1).
L
.
:*'d.
and
l!
ou. countv
have
consumption
if
they
will
send
had a better knowledge of human tin ir own expenses and pay no at­ . Pain-ke. ib v. Campbell is tho
judeo of Coos r mu v. i'-r*-p :n. h it set
me their express ami post office V. udny. the *_*nd day of ".-ptember, l ' :''‘J. at
weakness than us outsiders who tention to them. Our people did i adder of tlii future paradise, aud
the c >uri roo-.n ;.i t In■ court I ioum .* at Em­
address.
Respectfully.
j
proves
himself
a
first-class
carpeu-
pire ('¡¡y , Ur '_e:i. as the lime jm dplHceof
their
best
to
appear
friendly
would have “ left the skirt of our |
hearinir said final account, and any objec­
T.
A.
SEC
C
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M
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M.
C.,181
Pearl
;
ter.
tions that may 1 >.• matte Jo the same.
All
garments in her hands.” Now, ns towards them and their kindness
a-«»*-*
person* are h* reby notified to appear at
st.,
N
ew
York.
to Mrs. W hite’s case, the elders of would have received due recogni­
“ I i j ou nregoing to camp out in the
at said time ;.»•.! pla.v an.l make objection*
*—
4 ^ +■ ■+ “ ------ --
if any tin re be, why said finivi account
the Baptist church on the ( ’oquille tion by people from any other por­ j woods tlii* summer and want to en­
should not be eonCrmed then, aud there by
MUST PAY UP!
said court.
river should at least hp as just in tion. Those Nebraska fellows think joy yourselves, said a veteran in
I hereby notify nil persons ow­
Dated this. 2? dev of duly, 1*1811.
their judgement as Jesus was in n\ when they are not charged exhorbi- j the business, “ be sure of the make-
A Litui:v ( ìi.Att tv
ing me on bo< kaect. that they must Administrator of the estate
<>f D . C. W ill­
similar case where the woman v as tant prices for everything the coun­ i up of the party.” A camp should
come forward and settle the same iams, deceased.
caught in the very net. I f bretli- try is “ dead.” Start a man from ■ never contain any but the most con-
by the 20th inst. «*r they will be
i
,
eren of the church without sm ; Omaha for Denver Junction with i genial spirits. A person may he a
placed in the hands of A. J. Sher­ H IS T O R Y OF O R E G O N
(gu ilty alike) are not forth coming a “ sack” and if ho arrives at tho j tiptop fellow, as things go «very
wood for collection. 1 have to pay ft'roiti (l i e r a r l l i s i j m t N i 1 to t h e
with stones to stone her let th° Junction with six bits left he is day and yet bo a
disturbing ele- for my goods and it takes money to
p r e s e n t t im e
1 rothers who tried her say
i meut in camp. 1 here should never do it.
r good
.^
v to ; considered a “ daisy.”
B y H ubert H owe B axcroft
J. H. N O S L E R
♦ -*#» -•
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her, “ neither do we condemn you
| be a ‘kicker’ iu the party.
; Just publish« d complete iu two volumes,
go thy way and sin no more.”
School closed on Cunningham
A man who will shirk any duty
Town lots in Coquille City; | with index. A magnificent contribution to
N.
cn ek on Mcndny Aug. 5th. Miss [ about a camp will set llio whole SherwooJ & Sanford have t)ie j knowledge. 1 he pride of tIn* people who
*7 ” *-•*- ~~ ~ ~
j May Leek being tho successful ! party by the ears in a short time. agency for Bale o f lots in the E lli­ are proud of tin ir r< c >rd. A household no-
ct ssity; a national benefit.
Miners in th*' Minnie Mine at
teacher, we can recommend her to You don’ t want with you the fel­ ott nnd N otley additions. Now is
A sp'll, C o lo r a d o , m a d e a discovery j
ver pub­
those wishing a good
teacher. low who is alwavs watching his the time to buy before prices are
lished can at all
«•it the 11 th that caused more ex­
, ooii.p re witli thi* in interest and impor-
Then, too, we had a picnic, for a chance to get the best place by the out of your reach.
tf
' tiittcc to the |X-orle of Oregon, and to all
citement than a rich strike in the!
wa nder, for teacher and scholars, fire, the prefferable corner for a
: others interested in tli^ welfare of their
l V ( i t i « » n F o r S a lo o n .
precious metal. They touched off
; country.
It contain* a record «.f brave do-
which was enjoyed by them to the bunk, or who is in unseemly haste
inns, «»f tiTend «-miy•rati« n* and pericanent
a heavy blast ami on examination
W e the undersigned legal voters ■ oraani/ation*.
It i* the life of an itnpor-
utmost Much praise is due Mr. to be the first on the brook or lake
a beautiful c a v e was discovered, the
and tax payers o f Bandon precinct tant part of tin-nation. No true Oregonian,
Wni. Beardsley nnd others for with his rod. And never go into
no tm<* American will fail to secure thin
county o f Coos, state of Oregon, work, now for tho first time offered tepa-
blast having blown the debris away
their interest displayed and all ac­ camp with three iu a party. There
rately from the full set of Mr. Bancroft's
ask that on the 4th day of Septem ­ i marv<
from the entrance.
A petrified
lions historical seres ¡!i fi'* volumes.
cording to “ luwh.” Grub was pleu- will be trouble, sure if you do. It
Ernest, netive workers should secure ex-
man with a Hint ax and a bowl!
ber 1889, the honorable c mrt of
, elusive territory i:u*nediately. or they will
ty, nice, and good and tho average is a singular freak o f catnp human
; lose a rare opportunity to make rur them-
were found near the entrance, i
the
county
of
Coos,
state
o
f
O.egon,
I Cnniiinghammer
eat
enough. nature for men todivide in couples.
! s.-lyes
Furthur
examination disclosed !
grant to Win. Copley a license to
I Good music was in attendance.
Two o f your three campers will
or
several other forms all in the same;
sell spirituons, malt and vinious
O ne of them .
thus favor one another, and the
Oin- needs :>•> experier.ee or capital in
liquors in less quantities than one
position. They were seated with
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I this business, for if pmpt'rlv presented the
third will naturally become dissat­
J. S. Catching was killed by a
their heads on their knees and
gallon in Bandon precinct, county | work
it.vjf. and -ve eiveotir agents 0*1
isfied. Tw o is com pan}' and three
days’ time in which to deliver and collect
their arms
around their legs. man by the name o i Puckett at
o f Coos, state of Oregon, for a . before pavinp us. Ado re-s
is none in camp. Have your party
They are not pronounced Indiaus Cuuyouville, Douglas county, A u ­
period of six months from said T H E H I S T O I v Y CO.. 7 2 3 Market St.,
*m even number whatever you do.”
ni
Sau Fr -.neiaco, Cal.
but a race o f people w ho preceded gust 8. Catching had a planer in
date. F or which we will cyer
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W in t e r riio lc r ii.
a mill belonging to Puckett aud he
the Indians on this continent.
pray.
Y U T R i: ' i ' a ««SSI O t i i : V11II,1>K1CM.
A species ol bowel complaint,
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8. A. Ward. John Cartwright,
accused tho latter of tampering
> 'D * will l-e received tor the construction
>of a bridge acres* a gulch on lb-nry
A t directors meeting of tho Oo- with tho machine.
Some words known ns “ winter cholera,” appear­ V. N. Perry, E. Robinson, Robt.
■ street in tic t u»;i of ('oqttilb* t’iiv «ui the
Walker,
J.
B.
Gross,
Win.
O
d
d
},
quille City ami Coos Bay Transpor­ ensued which elided in Puckett ed iu several cities in the North­
Joseph Curless, Gen. F. Williams, lineo tin* county road as rt located, leading
tation Company, held August 8th, sti iking Catching on the head with west last winter and is likely t ) he George Bubb, 8. Danielson, Alvin ¡from Coq-.-.i* 1« City to Fttirviexr in Coos
the following office is were elected a piece of timber from tho effects more general t iis season. Cham­ Mtink, J. P. Tupper, L>. li. Koonts, . ctmnty (.'regon. Said br-dre t > be built of
for the ensuing year:
Elijah of which he died the next morning. berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar­ , Frank L. Lowe, lb H. Rosa, Jas. | wood, about >.1f t hit 1'. - I fe t wide, with
road bed for v.-.i.on* 3 1 f . . t wide and a foot-
Smith, president; Geo. W. Loggie, Bucket* is hiding iu the mountains. rhoea Remedy is a certain cure for K. Sumner, A. Ketcham, T. II. i wav for p‘-desir. ins V it* t v.iao and about
fsXli feet long. Now therefore sealed plans,
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it. F or Sale Gy J. II. Nosier, of N eil, A. T. Kelly, Joseph Cissna, I strain digran •. spe<-i!'i":ti*>r* aud 1 ids for
vice-president; P. W. Smith, treas-
Duane
Earles,
B.
F.
Tupper,
G.
The state authorities are in re­
sen! britlge, will ba re-
th • con itruet nut
Coquille City, and \V. L. Dixon,
uier and assistant secretary; It. E.
t>f Monday the
oei red
to Î o’oJ 1; p.
N.
Yocum,
George
Bennett,
.John
ceipt
of information that \the
day of Sept - i,lu*f I8.*l>. AM bids mast
o f M yrtle Point.
Shine, secretary and assistant treas
Lamoot,
John
Moore
E nil ! 2nd
I k . fi'ed v. ;*ii tint cb-rk i this evurt, on or
schooner H. S. Marloe was deliber­
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Wulsclileger, W . M. F eller, T. Y , beton* September 2nd. lS-'fi at 4 o’clock p. in.
urer; P. W. Smith, transfer Hgeut—
W
anted
.
—A
girl
to
wash
dishes
ately wrecked and run ashore at
¡Each bidder m e t dep »-it with his bid in
Nichols and J. W. FulUr.
W e are glad to learn that arrange­
i the hands of .aid iL.-rk. live per cent, of the
the mouth of the Ozatna river, by at the Robinson house. Good
I amount of s : -h bid. which amount .hall bo
ments h ive been made for the
: forfeited to the c »unty in cuse tho award
the officials of tho San Domingo wages paid. A pply immediately.
! is made to him. and he fails, neg'ccts or rc-
building o f the road, and though
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¡ fuses for th*- period of two dava, after such
government, and plundered. An
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the commencement has been de­
uwtfrd i* made to enter into contract and
IN AND ABOUT C O Q U ILLE CITY.
investigation is in progress.
give bonds iu the manner r. qmred by and
A
new
wagon
for
sale
at
a
great
layed longer than anticipated, it is
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to the s -, is-.*-;i ui of che board of County
C l i a s . -A .. H s i r r l r L c r t o r L ' ’ lilt: . «U -VS. To'* C .urt te u ve-, the
a settled fact that Coos bay and the
A drought iu Mexico has killed bargaiu. Inqu re o f W . Notley,
Has a big, heavy team nnd is prepar d r.o ri Ir t<> r -y-** ... : y and „!' i . * a This is by
tf.
order t the <■ >u;ifv i* ivt made at th-j
Coquille will, in the near future, thousandsof cattle aud an epidemic this pi ace.
do all kinds uf liuu’ ing and teaming ct re i- •Iu v turn lodj.
be connected by rail.— News.
is feared.
Subscribe for the H erald .
onable rates, and on short notice.
v7nll 52-iw
J. J. Iramb r'lvrk.
The Bell party o f Eosebnrg pass-
ed though town Friday for their
home. They have made quite an
extended vi~it
in this county,
taking iu all the towns and rusti­
cating tin the beach at Em pire and
Bandon.
From them we learn
that they have thoroughly enjoyed
themselves and hope t<* come again
soon. The institute at Bandon
was a feature in which they took
great interest and with their help
it was made a very successful en­
tertainment. There will always be
a welcome for these people here
and we would like to see them
come oftener.
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