Coquille City herald., August 27, 1889, Image 1

COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27,1889.
VOL. 8.
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FRANK DECKER
A new wagon for sale at ft great]
H. B. Hazosd, lisq., of Marsh- J ohn mast ,
the gniuilcst scenes of
my life* j form hail delivered the first 4th of
Meeting this day with old
friends ¡Julyoratiou over delivered on the bargain. Inquire of W. Notley, field visited this place Wednesday
[ 1 he following was received from the edi-
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tor of the up-river department hurt week anu acquaintances of over ft qu a r-! South fork, l wenty-eight years this place,
Uncle C'barley Tomlinson of
bht H8 we had no r< om we print it on the ter of a century ago.
While
this
i
have
passed
since
then
and
yet
_
_
Everybody is loud in praise of j Coaledo visited the lower rivet-
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,! outside this week.—Ei>.l
gives me pleasure and my heart many were present
to hear him tbo road J. B. Fox is building on ! Tuesday nceompanifcd by Mr. Gen-
M y r t l e P o in t , O reo .
O n the morning of the 18th
the leaps witli joyful emotion at this again after over a quater of a Middle Copuillo that has seen it.
try, lately of Missouri,
citizens of Myrtle Point were astir , reunlon a pang Qf sorrow swells up | century. Suffice to say that the j R. ]). Dickson has N. W. Leneve ! Mr. James Aiken and John
D r. T- A - W I N T E R ,
at an early hour. Hacks, carriages, witbiu my brCast as I look around j 18th of August will long be re- j aml j Martin minting and other- Snyder will have beds prepared in
¡ P r o p r ie t o r s .
MYRTLE POINT, OREGON.
i arts ant wi.^oi.r, \u le .ou^ i
( l » ( over this audience and behold some \ meutbered by those who attended i wjse fixing lip his residence in our the upper story of the pavillion,
Calls Piomptly Attended Day or Night. ' aud every saddlj horse available vai»aut places, caused by the in evi-1 those exercises,
town.
; on the fair grounds, for the ac- Myrtle Point Stage and Livery
was brought into service to convey thbJe hanj ()f (leath.” But yet he
Stables
Fou SALK— About thirty yards ! oomraodations of those wishing to
J. C - S T O C K M A N . M . D . the large crowd of anxious people WR8 tbaukful that so many were ( r o p - I V n i t I x r I t u lle t lu .V*. 'IS fo r
i,tin a daily stage to Coquille City, do local
of calico made into window cur- 8l°eP there during the fair.
U V rU E iiiliuc A iib . 17, 1*N!>.
hauling iu and around the Point and do a
to the picnic grounds near the old prP8ent although some had reach-
General Practitioner,
Mis. 1». Hermann, Mrs. Bender, general livery business. Businessentrust­
[Oregon State Weather Hureau in co-op- tuillS for tell Cents.
Apply lo E v -
Hermann homestead, wliero the ecj their three score years and ten.
CV q u i l l e C i t y , O r e g o n .
eration with II. S. Signal Service, Central , gpett Hayes.
! Miss Hermann and Miss Buick ed to their care will be attended with
people «ore to assemble to give a Tbe 8peaker theu alluded to the Office Portland, Oregon.}
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promptness and fidelity.
8 d 2
w eather
j B. E. Harkness who lately cauie , callid on us Wednesday, in the
O. E . S M I T H .
ree3ption to Hon. Linger Hermann hardships
hips and privations endured
j C g ^ S u r g e o n D e n t is t ,
in recognition of his faithful and I by those who had the vein and
Cooler weather prevailed during I here from Granta ^
is meeting nUaence of the ejdor-in-chicf, but
c H V v s , H L ^ n s k i r f c ,
office
energetic services as a represent a- counige to wend their way into this the past week, the temperature be- j * hoU30 ou the lots tIlflt lie r«;cently t},UV took a look at the Dean man-.
M A RSH F IE L D , O R EG ON.
C o q u i l l e C i t y , O r .,
V1..1.
Jas
10 8unio.
UJ> Qc
five in cougress. A refteshiug wj|j western wilderness in the ear- iug about normal. No general rain 1 putchased adjoining N. I\ . l.e- 1
, i
,
i noV(.'4
• companion by lion. B. Hermann,
shower in tin early morning had jy (bu s ami amid so many difficul- occurred , except . ou 0
Saturday, when m
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‘
. .
M c M illa n . B r o s .,
cleared up the atmosphere, settled ; tied bui|j up bomos for themselves in Western Oregon a light shower i F o r S a l e . A splendid hotel ‘' n'
1 '
1)Unb* ‘ eP<ir ct
o r | Cuttiug, liaMtitiK and Stitching a Specialty,
INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHERS the dust, and made the air pure
And a Perfect Fit Guaranteed.
and their posterity. Although j was generally experienced.
At 1 property, which is doing a g o e d ;
J.
,ri” (
iei ;
M arshfield , O regon .
the | business. Good reason given for ozone and the latter to inspect the
and refreshing, thus making the { Imppy hours lmd been enjoyed Portland .09 of an inch fell,
The Monf Perfei t, Simple and Ceaaouabla
drive of five miles fri m out cit\ arouU(j the hearth stone yet the first since June 30th. On the 14th j selling—a dandy bargain. Apply-j government works at the mouth of
J O H N F- H A L L
the
river.
L a d ie s * T a i l o r i n g S y s t e m
! through the fragrant and aioruatic j rjsjng generation would reap the a light shower occurred in Clatsop ! to W. Sinclair, Coquillo City, Or.
OF GARMENT CUTTING,
Attorney at Law and
Johnny Per roti, of I’arkersburg,
inyitle groves as g' ,\..d and sublime g reatest pait of the benefit arising and Tillamook counties.
Distant i Messrs. Young k Sprague, of
Sold and Tnutrht—Satisfaction Guaranteed
lE S e a l E s t a t e A g e n t .
Vilitl
ns heart could wish h*r. Before rrom the accomplishment of the thunder was heard at Forest Grove Marshfield were in town Several while ¡•'•»tti ig wood at the mill
M. iu s h f u : i . i >, O ckook .
ax handle aganst a
..tra.-’, t’.i
reaching the gio.ind» the glorious bfmjy pioneers of a quarter of a ! on the 16th.
days last week. They are making
causing it to glance strik-
sun came upon us through a veil j ee|ltury ago As the realization of
J . JvL. S IG - I^ IO S T ,
FOREST FIES.
praparation for furnishing refresh- block
that left lingering the cool and j those facts flasbed across bis Ineni.
The smoko continues to obscure meats to the thurety during l h e ;1DB h™ ™
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
an ugly cut. The tug brought him
bracing
atmosphere.
Nature ory aud the remenihrutice of days I the sun most of the time.
The fair.
M a RSHTIKLD, < >BEOON,
to town and Dr. Sponogle sewed it
seamed to smile on every hand and i gODe by OCcnpied Liis thoughts it forest fires continue doing great
Parties from California are pros­
J n o . -A .. O -IK -iA .'S S ",
up. The loss of the use of the first ;
welcome the throiq of pioneers br^lgg Up Woodworth’s “ Old Oak-1 damage, especially in the coast
pecting and locatiug quartz ledges! j.* ,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
aud thumb is feared,
and residents? of our beautiful val­ en Bucket” to his mind:
¡range. In parts of the Cascade on Sixes, Sticker and other streams
as the leaders were cut. While i
ley ns they drove in to tlie love­ ••How ilear to ruy heart are the scenes of j range the fires are driving the
M YRsHFii eld , O regon .
between South Coquillo and the
my childhood,
ly grove that had been arranged
sheep out aud doing much damage coast. Great excitement continues we deplore the sad accident it was
When fond recollections present them to |
S h e c ld e n F- W i l s o n ,
lucky the ax was a dull one.
with seats, tables and a plat­
to them.
view,
but no ledge has yet been found
Attorney at Lav.
Empire CitY and Drain’s Station
form. The g’o iout national llag fhe orchard, the meadow, the deep-tangled I
WHEAT AND OATS.
j that is equal to that the Divilbiss j
Con*umi»tlo.«, Surely C u r d .
M a r s h f i e l d , C o o s C o u n t y , O r e g .
was waving its graceful folds
wild wood,
STAGE and STEMBOAT Line!
Ottico over Si'nnsincken'i Drun Sti>re.
Harvesting is gradually being ! boys found.
. To the E ditor .— Please inform i
And
everv
loved
spot
mv
infancy
knew.“
suspended to a mvrtle bough over , --------- • ------ *----- •--------- ------ i « . , ,
,
i
the
speaker’s
stand,
and
the
Mvrtle'
Jn
speaking
of
the
progress
of
j
finished
and
reports
lfl>
Jlcate
that,
Mr. Clemens Orteig arrived on ! your readers
. that 1 have a positive C a r r y i n g “ T h e TJ- S - M a i l s
A. J S H E R W O O D .
Wells. Fargo & Co’s
Point bra^s band in uniform were the country aud how different every ; bf*tter yields were had than was ; the river Friday from Astoria and ! reme<1>*_for the above named dls*
A tto r n e y at L aw
Express
wil, work in tbe Cauncroy of Mr. | ensP- B-v its ti,uel>* U8e thousands
a n d N o t a r y P ; i il ic .
on hand aud discoursed tine music. thing is to day than it was when «pected . Some sections report a ■
3 , »quille, Coos County, Oregon. “ leuting on the Old Camp lie first seen this valley h? referred bnP wheat yield, others a shrivel-j j w Hume j t
be re,nem-j of hoPeless Cases have boeu ^or'
to the brass band and paid a glow- etl con liti.»u of it. ThroughJSher- j
borrJ (bot Mr () received a terible ; ,uauen^> cuied. 1 shall be glad
Ground,*’ M'riuoil a very appropri­
J. H T J P T O :
ing tribute to the refining influence , lu;,n ulu^ ^ aseo counties wheat is full on the spile driver Inst year,! to seu I l " ° Lottl«8 ot
edy ]
-i)l'S S r.LOI» ■»V LAV» --N O 1 A UY i’ l 1 I. C ate piece, as thirty years ag * Dr.
I EAYSES EM 1*1 KE CITY FOR DUAIWS
of
music
and
stated
that
i)
hardly
yi(,,dinS
froiJ1
f,,ur
tl>
twelve
bush-
Cenvevar.cer and General Lami
1
j
STATION EVERY
and
he
speakt
in
(he
highest
terms
:
,l,EEtuRU>
-
,,f
>'olir
readera
"
Lo
ese
Hermann c unjied upon
AGENT.
seemed [Kissii le that so tine a baud :
acre. O 1 account of the of l)r. Sponogle in bringing him '>»»»« cousuinpt.on if they will send MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ami FRIDAY
•olienti >n8 M l ’. -I..-: :i'
Nci*di:diil. grouuds when our congressman
of muf-ic could be formeil upon the almost total failure in the wheat out ns good us ever.
> ® tlielr « P ress Bnd Poat oliu-'e i Tim st ;-. i ; d r JUNO .»r RESTLESS iuoetK
i>) SM AHS. OREGON.
was just entering manhood.
. .. . „
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.. address. Respectfully,
l»:mch(*8. SVI’..» i.m d a.i l
P r . ■ (.'
Coquille ri\er, and yet it reiuiuded and outs crop of Malheur, Grant
Pi of. Kinnicntt, and James D.
K.uslit 8iul '■.<<’ 1.
* .»''ec. ion* -i a;»fciaU>
rj, A
M. C.,181 Pearl tlu- sta^i» 81 tho mouth of tlio Umpqua.
Teams hauled down fr»)m the
New and comfortalili* stages.
nd proceed' v, »mj ily i . m -. i e l.
him of early days as there were ami Crook comities no rail roads Hayes of Bouth Coquille will build j
South folk aud the smaller tribu­
Fare t > For:'.and by this route £13.40
st.,
New
York.
and
transportation
is
high,
the
l T f L vnf ..
J obs L ane . taries of the Coquille river came muicians then that cheered the l
an academy at Myitle Point—an !
To I'raiu8 i?.0»l
prices are extra >rdinully high,
lonely
hours
of
tiie
hopeful
settlers
Em-li
¡»ns ,< r.oer all«» •«••d.V) poor.da of bn"KaiiF
LANE k LAN E,
institution
of
wliit'h
Coos
county
P.UST PAY 0 Ur!
hi until no» u. at which time ILm.
wheat i; selling as liigi: as two dol­
of
those
times,
ami
he
applied
the
l*a ;8en^ei- 3 are requested to bo iu Eiupirt
can ..ell feel proud of. Prof. lx. ; 1 hereby notify all persons ow­
Attorneys aail (,«uns?li.rs ut l.a'v. J. llenry S. !n»>cdev was elected
City the ni^lit before departure.
nuecdote of the old bell maker and lars and <>ats one dolía» at; 1 thirty is one of the leasing educators »>f
Land Cases a Speciality.
ing
me
on
book
aect.
that
they
must
president
of
bn*
day.
A
bountiful
Any information iu regard to the abov
ifBcdon Main Street. <>•,»;» »'itn ('.». hki a> ».'.t".:
the >to!ei: bell. I’he speaker spoke , cents p»»r bushel. L’iie l .npqua \\ esiern Oregon, and is well known
linocr.n be p. ocured at the Blarco or Centra
Hotel.
come
forward
and
settle
the
same
dinner was then spread upon the
of Fatl icr Bchioeder ¡.s tin* father i valley will have a larger number b> the people of this county where
b\ the ‘20th iust. or thev will be hotels iu MarshL'tld, nnd the post offic» or
tabl« s by the ladies of the vicinity
bushel - or wlisat to exp > ' r •* t‘. iu
any public he na in Empire.
of the Myrtle Point band giving a ! j of
OI gushcm
he has been D aching twenty-one placed in the hands of A. J. Slier-
aud an l or r of feasting and visit­
W . S IN C L A IR ,
tribute of respect ami love for ihis !
- ear*
years. He « ill secure the services Yvood for collection. 1 have to pay
ing was indulged in. There were
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
Attorney at l.aw.
progenerator
of
the
musical
iu-
j
#
l’RODli
is.
innar.il In*urftncc*>ind Real Estate Af;eat.
of
one
of
tlm
best
teachers
to
be
OTICE O hereby given that I have
for my goods and it takes money to
visitors from the Um ppii, and
Merest of tlie community. Mr.
*ej>orted f ’ om Salem that a
lile»l in the county court of Cooa coun­
C o q u ille C ity , O regon .
found
in
the
east,
an
old
school­
some from Portluud, and they were
do it.
J. II. NOBLER.
ty. On con, mv final neoouut as adtuinis-
Hermann then spoke of the gran- ■ Gvo-yoar- >ld tig tree has this year
»■ «
traior of l!i” estate «*f H. f\ Williams, de-
mate of his. A world of success
convinced that this is truly a land
T . G-. O W E N .
ew.svd. uitd »hat I). L. Watson, county
dear and honorable pursuits of Pr°dncfed fine figs. At Pendleton
Town lots iu Coquille City; 1 judo«' of Cooa county. Oregou. has set
is the wish of the H erald .
of milk and honey. As they were
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
husbandry weaving in anecdotes of | soriihnm presents a line appear-,
Moii-Juy, the L'nd day o f S«»ptember, ISSi). at
S
tier
wool k Sauford have the the
invited from table to table to par-
court r«K>in at the court house at Em­
fCo«)S
RavXtw.G
M a k s i i t i s i d , 0 <ix.
taken the place of those rustic j ,ince> ftud 30,110 cotton is being
pire City. Oregon, us the time aud place of
agency
for
sale
of
lots
in
the
Elli­
: tuke of the delicious viands spread
:'.rinc s lid final account, nnd any objec­
structures. Mr. Hermann com-1 soceessfuHy raised iu the north-1 Some one put tire in the woods ott and Notley additions. Now is 1 !u
tions that may be made to the same.
All
J. W . B E N N E T T .
bef«>re them. It is estimated that,
.
eastern part of 1'u.atilla county, near S. R. Davis’ logging on north I ^ (im0 to j,ay before
ices are persons are h reby notified to appear at
1
,
,
,
,
.
v
pared
the
condition
of
the
people
Attorney at Law.
at said time ami place and make objections
three hundred peop.o eat dinner . . .
. . .
; 1
Practical tests may demonstrate Coos river last lhursday. and ii 1 , ,
* ,
f any there b«-, why said final account
Miawmio, O rkooji .
I out of your reach.
tf
after wbicU the president of tlie ]'/fO>o8 county with that o f those
should not be confirmed then, and there by
. auer wuicu me . itsumni oi 1110 | ,lving ¡n miiny r ,aceg iu thl? east tbe fuct tbat
sorghum and j spread to the camp, dost
destroying
j said court.
IV litiibii F o r Ssilt»«»n.
D - X j . W A T S O N .
heavy
Dated tliifi.22dsy of July. 188*J.
1 .«I ! .. .•
UpUU . . 1 he f i
f° rm'
!
who
were
obliged
to
toil
from
morn
i
00110,1
can
1,0
profitably
grown
in
about
G
O
O
logs.
This
is
a
- I « u»j » n c
£f'
A lbjibt G uvham
All
attention
was
theu
drawn
in
j
tü
to
keep
starva-
certain
sections
of
the
state,
thus
|
loss
to
Mr.
Davis,
and
is
sincerely
We
the
undersigned
legal
voters
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Administrator of tho estate of H .C. Will -
direction. »State Senat or . .
f
. . .
1 ,
that
EMI'IRB ClTT, UliKfJON.
; and tax-payers of Bandon precinct . inms. deceased.
tion from their doors and rags adding three more products to the deplored bo everybody.
Walter »Siuclair aud Congressman ;
.
already long list and variety.
j T lie Moutesano ran her bow on county of Coos, slate of Oregou,
ir
« . : invited to seats |
J. H . N O S L E R .
llermann
wore
'■ upon
\ their backs. He compliuient-
1
water .
1 a mndflut near the mouth of Catch- j ask that on the 4th day of Septem- H I S T O R Y O F O R E G O N
n*
t u
ec* RJ0 people of Oregon upon
Notary Public
near the presidingoincei. J.Men- A1 . , A
, , .
, . .
Wai.er is very scarce in Eastern ! ing slough, Saturday night, and ber 1889, the honorable court of F r o m th«* «‘»rlio w t ]»crlo«l lo t h e
their intelligence nml claimed that
C txiviL U f m , O o s .
; ry »Schroeder then opened the ex-
tin*«
they were a reading p e o p le , rec- Oregon. All springs aud most of j remained there. Her stern was the county of Coos, state of O egou.
cerelies iu a pleasing address. He
B y H u b e r t H owe B ancroft
Wells are in deep water and the flood tide grant to Win. Copley a license t»a
commeuded the support of the the creeks are dry.
I stated that he had known the gen­ newspaper giving a ju s t tribute for ¡£ 1V111S ont
Just publish« d oouipl^te in two volniue*.
water has to be partially submerged her. Arrange- \ sell spirituous, malt «and vinious
tleman whom he hud met to honor
with index. A magnificent contrihutiou to
r\ ?C H -M A K E It
AND
JE W E L E R ,
its great influence iu educating the \lmu,ecl *or
purposes for many raeuta were made to float her off liquors in less quantities than one knowledge. The pride of the |HH»ple who
C o c q u A ll© O i t y , O g n .
r W ork o f all JeHcnpiums dnue at short from childhood. That their early
gallon iu Bandon precinct, county are proud of their record. A household ne-
Tuesdiiy.
peojile. Among many other things miles.
tic«.' and eitr*»a»ely low prices.
v.'.uas days had been passed together in
f r u it .
j A sad accident occured at Lyman of Coos, state of Oregon, for a ceasity: a rational benefit.
i» I,-
-p.
u i looked
i i the speaker
alluded to the im
Bftliimoie.
ihat * « . ‘is no
*
provements at the mouth of our I Reports continue to iudicaten N olle’scarapatBumnerlastSntur- period of six months from snid
i. o.
o. F.
buck now, uud remembered his first
—
Halted can at all
river and Coos bay, statin^ that he 6°°^ yield of fruits. Large quan-! day, which resulted in Peter Hen-1 date. For which we will ever
impressions of tho abilities of Mr.
coinp-.re with this in intereBt nnd impor­
C o q u ille L o d g e N o . 5 3
was proud of Coos bay, that th e ! titieb nre beiug shipped and all yon being instantly killed. It pray.
tance to the people of Oregon, aud to all
ets at Coqnille City every Hntnrday *»v* n
Hermann he could realize how
S.
A.
Ward,
John
Cartwright,
others
inteiv; teu in tli6 welfare <-f their
;. Vmitin« brethren, in Rood standing,
foundation was laid for a great fruits nre of S°°d quality and size.; &eems he was barking a log in
It c.mtains ?i record of brave do-
V. N. Perry, E. Robinson, Robt. country.
easy it was t<> misjudge the charac­
•ilially invited.
future for Coos county. Tho riv- | APPles W0re 111 sections injured by | company Yvith Jus. Ray on a steep Walker, J. B. Gross, Wm. Oddy, ings, ».f t rfiiid emigrati« ns nnd perninnent
E p . n. B otkie , N. G.
orgiinizalions.
It is the life of an impor­
ter or mental strength of a person
tire blight. Plums are very plonti- hill side, when the log rolled over Joseph Curless, Geo. F. Williams, tant part of the nation. No true Oregonian,
er
was
being
improved
aud
that
in his youth. He gave our repre­
A. F. and A. M.
no true American will fail to secure this
ful and prunes are in places him, inflicting mortal injuries. George Bubb, S. Danielson. Alvin work,
now for the first time offered 8 pa­
fur
liis
~
elfieieut
I
^c,d^rB
Bl»°'»ld
refrain
from
throw.
C h a d w ic k L o d ge , N o -68-
sentative credit
ra
tely
from the full set of Mr. Haucroft’s
Munk.
J.
P.
Tapper,
D.
B.
Knouts,
The
body
was
brought
to
town,
aud
somewhat
smaller
than
usual,
but
M«$ta At Coquille City on Saturday even
marvellous historical seres in 39 volumes.
His re­ ing timber into the stream to ob­
Prunk
L.
Lowe,
R.
II.
Rosa,
Jas.
iiifj on or before the full moon in each efforts iu Washington.
Ernest, active workers should secure ex­
struct navigation. Many other an increased quantity. Peiches taken to the residence of Lyman K. Sumner, A. Ketcham, T. H. clusive
territory immediately, or they will
m0nth’ __________ JesHcL.Koi.YV M. . marks were well received. ¡State
from whence the funeral
nnd pears nre unusnlly plentiful. Noble,
lose
a
rare
opportunity to make ror them-
i,
.
«.
i
•
n
i
i
good
things
were
snid
by
the
oi
a
tor.
. ,
., ,
, , Neil, A. T. Kelly, Joseph Cissna,
¡senator Sinclair was called and l ”
h
*
*
took place Sunday afternoon, and ! Dnane Eavie8f i*. E. Tupper, (i.
VEGETABLES.
G. A R.
uddresstsl ;he citizens in it fluent1 f" » " ’ « 1» ocenpy nil of our space
G e n - L y t l e P o s t N o - 27,
Potatoes will be a shoit crop, services were conducted in the N. Yocum, George Bennett, John
M*-«'ls at ('»»quille City, <>n every t»rO and elegant manner.
He spoko o f 111 ‘ J“ “ «, c,d“ " ' ns- « « perorations
John
Moore
Emil
the dry weather cut their yield Baptist church by Rev. F. E. Laraont,
One needs no experience or capital in
Wednesday.
Visitinu comrads, in n<«*d
tho
natural
advantages
of
our
,d
,lle
clo-m
g
of
many
of
tbe
suit-
this business, for if properly presented the
oi
onr
Wulsehleger,
W.
M.
Leiter,
T.
V,
Atnudin^;. cordially invited.
down fully one-third. Onions, Scofield. Peter Henyou was a
work H«*lls it self, and we give our agents 30
II. II N icu > l . h . CommaudcT.
county «uud complimented the la jects were grand and sublime, in beets, cabbage, corn, 'melons, etc., native of Michigan, «84 years old, Nichols, J. F . Fuller, P. V. Shoe- days’ time in which to deliver and collect
make, A. T. Shoemate, 1*. Barrows, before paving ns. Address
O - i T - O r.
lilies upon their
graceful and fact, the outlines set med spell
and
had
been
in
the
county
about
G.
W. Koonts, Levi Snyder, T. J. THE HISTORY CO.. 723 Market St..
C o m v i a n y H . O r e g o n N a ­ healthy appearance and closed his bound at times when the speaker ! are in br° ° a combtion, the weather
He was partner iu a Fuiris, C. T. Blumenrother, M
nl
San Francis««, Cal.
past turee weeks having
having 12 years.
w.'is alluding to matters that so 1 b,r ^,0 p?l3^
t io n a l G u a r d
remarks
by
reviewing
the
results
farm
with
a
James
Lewis
on
the
;
W.
Kennedy,
A.
B.
Young,
J.
H.
M .«eta in the Masonic builtliuc, Co<jni!!e
materially interested every resident ! beeu favorable to them and large
City, on Saturday niuht after each full of the indomitable labors of Mr.
Coquille, and lived there a portion Gauntlett, J. L. layhir, James XOTK i: TO RRIBUlilUTI.nEKti.
moon.
All members in «ood standing are
in onr promising valley, and all yieb^s are expected.
IDS will be received for the ooiusiruction
Df
h« fimA
Henry Rohner Jr. and C.
Hermann while in Washington,
o«>rdially invited to attend.
of f tho
time, working nDfn.mmJlv
occasionally 5
B.
S.
P
ague .
of a bridge acro*n a prilcti on Henry
11. Dairymple.
not only for our valley nnd county, the early cultivation of the Coquillo
stret • in t l «' town *>f ('«-«¡uLllt» City oil the
in
tho
camps
on
tho
bay.
Ho
was
U.
S.
Signal
Service.
F U R N I T U R E STORE,
lineor the county ro:i«l asri-located, lea«iinr:
but f ir the whole state which was soil, aud of the improvements that
an industrious, upright, square j
from Coquille City to Fsirview in C ook
3T . M a r l s , X ^ o p . ,
had
taken
place
since
that
time,
an evidence that Oregou’s congress-
John Kronenberg & »Son have man, who boro the respect and
county
Oregon, Said bridge to be built of
MABHirriKLD, O o n .
;
man
was
doing
his
duty
stating
wood,
about
3.*« feet lii^h, 31 feet .'i«le. with
alld of tho grand improvements in j ^ t completed the water tanka for j goodwill of all be camo in contact j
Dealer in Fnmiinre, Doors, Claes and Fie
road
i«"«1
f.»r
wnforia ■-*<• f c1 \vid<* and a foot­
j Capt. Parker’s new tug at Parkers- I with, and whose sad death is a
tnre Frames, etc., and aRint for Whiter’ that the present representative in roft^8» tbe important achieve-
For business pursuits nt the Portland Fuslnesi
way
for
pedestrian*
I fe* t wide and about
Sewing Machine*.
vlultf
College, Portland, Oregon, or nt the Capital l!'1-*
congress was the most efficient and ; 'Rents of our state representatives burg# They show some fine work | matter of general regret.
.Y
U
O
feet
long.
Now
therefore *«*a!« d plan*,
iness College, Salem, Oregon. Doth schools art
under the management or A. r Armstro’ig, 1-.av* «irr.iu diyraiuK. speoitionion and bids for
ablest
congressman
Oregon
ever
1
,1
obtaining
an
appropriation
to
j
and
persons
having
work
in
this
j
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♦
C o q u i l l e F i s h e r m a n 's
;h<> couatrr.etion of said bridge, will be re-
same eour.se of studies and same rates ol tuition
had. Mr. Hermann was then call- build the wagon road up the Mid- |jne could t]o no better than to
W int«*rcholera.
d *.q>to i o‘el«»ek p. nt. ot Monday the
U N IO N
p
S S s i M i i i e « * , A i l i o r f I m n c ] . eeiv.
2nd
day
of tjepte niter ISS'J. All bid« moat
A species of bowel complaint, ! Typewriting, Penmanship and English Depart be fi'ed with
' ed. As he arose and stepped to die fork. He referred to tho iio- tnke it to these gentlemen.
IF fc a r L d -c lp lx O r e g o n ,
the clerk of this court, on or
, .
. menls. Day and evening sessions.
Stud""* d
«
known as “ winter cholera,” nppear- uiitted at any time. I-'orioij«t Catalogue,addres« beforeScL-t* mber 2nd, lSSi) at 4 o’clock p. m.
Will meet every fonrtn Sutvday iu each ; the fion tof the platform there was provements that many cabins of
1'ortUi.il Knduf»« full »er, AD < ají' ta I I'.uscrss (\s.
U.ae!i bidder must ders» it wi*h his bid in
month till further notice. AH niendters in
fortlacd, Oregon. U ll
Orego-».
J. A. Collier’s neYV house which ed in several cities in the North-
rh«* hands oi t-aid oi«rk. five p^r cent, of the
KIM Ml Htanding nrecordinlly invited to attend i perfect silence, and as the speaker the early days had disappeared
amount of suc-h bid, whioh nmount shall lx1
; cast his eye over the audience and ni»d substantial farm houses had is nearing completion shows some : west last winter and is likely t_> be
f«'rfeited to the county in case the award
is made to him, and he fails, neq.eeta or re­
| seen the faces of pioneeis that cast joined in praise of tbe address of fine work. When it is completed ; more general this seuson. Cbara-
fuses fur the i»eriod of tw<> day*, after nncta
T. A. WALKER,
award is made to enter into contract and
their lot with him on the Coquille ' Oregon’s congressman. After the and finished it will be one of the ' berlain’s Colic, Cbob*ra and Dmr-
IN AND ABOLT COQUILLE CITY.
Live bond* in the manner required by and
-O -
nearly a third of a century buck address on hour was passed in finest houses iu our town and sec- rhcca Remedy is a certain cuie for
to the satisfaction of the board of County
C H as.
I-X a rrin .s'tcrL <Commission'rs. The evjrt reserves the
the first words that escaped his lips listening to the baud and viewing ond to none on the river. Allen it For Bale by J. Ii. Nosier, of j
h-
1 h.s is by
rs
,»»
r,;.
J vir T
IX*
I lin » a bi«, heavv team an itis propared to
qqsb
i «»»» « t v»-
e at the
I wsre utteied with the deepest erao- (Did times it was stated that the should be congratulated on going Coquille Clt}”, and N\. L. DlXOU, j (JQ aj|
o f hauHn«? and tcauiin^at rea-
J ulv term 1 -J.
CoquiLLE C ity O regon .
tion. He said: “ This is one of I speaker who ha 1 just left the plat- to have sneb a fine residence.
of Myrtle Point.
J cuahle rate«, nnd on short notice.
v7nf 1 I 52-4 w
J. J. Lamb URrk,
Ill snKSK CAIIIM*.
ii «-«*«•
r_
,
«»f iioii. l*. lirriuuuu.
”
,,
Stage Line, Stable
and Hauling!
M a s t &. D e c k e r ,
rPtSlioisfilB Dressmaker,
Rood’s Ma ic Scale
CHEAPEST!
Digest ill Best
Jarvis, Cornwall & Co.
N
J. J. WILSON
Agents Wanted ESFJST'pX
$500 or 1,000
B
Haulii ait Freigtîii!
H
ait Sip Péter,
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