C O Q U IL L E
V O L . <>.
Union Labor Column.
D f >. 05. ® . O wen , UEVOTKD TO THE INTERESTS OF THK LAHOKKR.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Office over N*?w Druntore, CoquilU* City. Or.
U. S. Exnminer for Pensions.
Ed. H e r a l d :— Y ou will kindly
allow me a litte space in the col
umns o f the H erald iu which to
try and stir the people, and espe-
tbo farmers, o f the Coquille val
ley, up a little.
It is too bad that a section o f
country so rich in natural wealth,
so abundant in resources, with
such extensive forests, vast coal
H uron’s large brewery in South
Dakota, will, it is said, be convert
ed into a beet sugar factory.
Hi -lit hours constitute a day’s
labor in all departm ents o f the
! public service except iu the post-
Physician and Surgeon.
C o q cille C it y . - - O kegos . ottice.
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The beauty o f all this reform iu
d
OREGON, TU ESD AY
| B e e t Niisnr Agiiiti. W liut a C itizen
T liin K s «»l it.
DR. L. B. LAW RENCE,
D. M. B r o w e r , M.
C IT Y ,
., theinterestoftbo Iaboreri® tbati¿ids,ferine soil »mi’ such’ i««*-
northern France and southern B el
gium which is considered the best
in the world.
*
Now, as before stated, E. H
D yer who is a thoroughly exper
ienced beet sugar manufacturer
offers to put a plant hero with a
three hundred tou daily capacity
if we will insure him the plauting
‘o f 3,000 ac res o f beets. M oreover
ho will guarantee at least $4 ppr
ton for our beets and each acre o f
AUGUST
NO. 2.
12, 1 8 9 0 .
IVnllonalist 1'rliorM.
The sale o f “ L ooking Backward”
has reached 317,000 in the United
States.
A l. D e va u l,
B A K
E E B ,
Mrs. Barry-Lake, the wellknown
lecturer, has become an avowed C O Q U IL L E C I T Y , O R E G O N
nationalist.
Hot and Cold Baths
“ L ookin g Backward” has only
Ahrays Heady
been out a year iu England, and
NOTICE Füll PUBLICATION.
250,000 copies have been sold,
Laud Office at Ronchte-!-, Oreeon, (
Edward Bellamy spends most o f
July 5, 18:KJ. |
n t!r * tla- following-
( his leisure hours in sorting and !a- ^ o t i c ■ is hereby
SEW SEAL ESTATE AGESCT.
Tlie undersign d has opened a
real estate otlice at his home at
Norway, Coos Co., Oregon, an I has
a number o f places to sell at really
good bargains. I f you want any
thing in his line ycu can do no
better than see him. F ollow ing
j “ I 60“ 9 ° j tl,‘ e
he
lt is working in every nook aud , haustible supply o f the best and our rich bottom lan d, will produce j beliug hie collection o f rare sea- ¿ J T m ^
pro >t in support
H40 acres—stock ranch: best range in Coos
shells.
at
least
thirty
tons
makiug
$120
his
claim
and
that
said
proof
will
lie
mat
e
corner o f the world, aud will sue-1 p 0rest o f mountain water as is
or Curry county; 20 miles from Myrtle
^ Æ y x tle P e i n t , O regr-
per acre. The full cost o f produc
A t the first anivcisary o f the before ' the Clerk of the County Court of Point. Stock winters well on the place
ceei,‘
I found iu Coos county should be al-
Coos C<>. Oregon at KntpireOity, Coos Co..
gfT't'all* promptly atteudeil day or night.
tion and delivering to factory Lynn, Mass.,
Club,
John W. Or , on Saturday, Am-.:A0. lv'.n. viz: Edward without a particle of feed other than they
There are 235,000 members o f lowed to lie dormant and undevel-
tind on the range. It is the thu-Ht summer
would not exceed $30 per aqre, Hutchison, o f the famous anti- Thomas. Pre-imp- i -n I). S. No. "oito, forth«-
the K. o f L. in good standing iu oped.
range in Southern Oregon.
DIL J. J. « I ’ SSEMOVEJ
I! and lf> Sec. 27,
leaving us the round net sum o f slavery H utchison family, took w }■; NE '* S.-C. :c.. I.
21S acres—On south C«xjuille
miles
| this country, and charters are be-
There are dozens o f enterprises
Tp. 25, S. It. 11 West.
from Myrtle Point: fairly well improved.
$90 per acre for our land for each part iu the exercises o f tlie occa-
lie names the folloviu«; witnesses to Suitable for dairying and fruit raising.
iD8 i 8 8 u e d f t t t , i e r f t t e o f s e v e n t y » that m ight be successfully carried
crop. Now, d o you think it would sion.
prove bis continu ms r< siilence uji -' u and Price tjLLXO.
ou causing a continual stream o f
B asdon , O reo .
tmoLth.
Rev. D i. Graham Tavlor, o f the cultivation of. said land, viz:
pay? A side from this a factory o f
200 acres—Most all in grass and suitable
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--------------------I T he Farmers’ Alliance o f M inn money to flow' in here and develop
Hartford
Theological
‘
Seminary
An^stineM.
Cheatham.
Levi
Smith.
Ze-
for
stock range. There are in excellent ad
tin t capacity would kesp at least
J | mm 1 Mortnuor ana Nelson Lewis, all of vantages o f out-side range. Price SO per
esota has put a full ticket in the as rich a section o f country ns can
two hundred head o f milk cow s says:
“ I suppose that in tile j Marshfield, Coos Co. Oregon.
r
unham
acre.
field. This means out and out op- be found anywhere on this coast.
Jui.x II. Rnurit,
which would moan either an ex- broad meaning o f the terms, Na- ,
Homeopathic
Call on or address me at Norway.
W
hat’s
the
matter
with
a
fruit
jx'sition to both o f the old parties.
Register
8-52tf
U. C. DEMENT.
1 tensive cheese factory or a cream - tionalism a.id Christianity are sy- ;
Physician and Surgeon. It means that the farmers are be- cannery, a starch factory, a match I
W o must necessarily ha -e a nonyraous.”
J
* to see that the relief so factory, a box factory, a sash and
,
, .
j barrel factory as one hundred and
Through the active efforts o f the j
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/
. ,
for the producing class- door factory or any factory that
twenty-five ban els are used d a ily; nationalist clubs at Providence, R.
o be hail at the hands o f manufactures articles out o f w ood?
at least sixty tons o f coal per day 1., the measure passed by the city H o u n e , S i g :n . F r e s c o a n d 1
It means that a con- i W e haxe the timber, of the h n e s t.
, , .
,
..
v
. ._ .
.. ,
.. would lie used, necessitating the council granting to the Narragan-
C a r r ia g e P a in te r .
mg upon the tariff is not quality, and in unlimited quunti- I
.
.
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.
T . . . ,,
A,
Fine
.,us a F¿*«-ciaIty. Spi-i iúcation-; !
1
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i
i
opening of some o f on rcoal banks, sett E lectric L ight Company the
G. MEHL, Prop.
have coni in
.
.
I
1 J
ie results that have been ties; we lmve
iu abundance,
free.
Work
don.- accordili to contract or j
. • ,
.• i 1 he dally expense o f running tins control o f subways for 2o years
no moi:-y asked.
K«*eps constantly on hand a superior qnal-
,
uni that the farmers i which will produce the motive . .
«
I factory, almost every c e n to f which was vetoed by the mayor, and so ; sign
«if tin .'.tv Paint Sin» álin>hñe:d, i y of Iir.l'.fC iu any quantity to suit pur-
ut O Ol « 1 I t i t in that light aud pro- power at a nominal c«>st. Then |
p.ltf. i chaser. Give him your orders.
T8n48
Iiw,ArilMWtUUb PHOTOGRAPHERS pose to make them selves felt iu why do we ship our lumber and would be expended right here ! much public interest w as aroused i Coos Co. o l m ii .
among us, would he $2104.75. I f that the veto was agreed to by a j
rpi*
MARSHFIELD. OREGON.
the politics o f the country ns a coal awav to be used in m anufac-
B R A N C H
anything wouhl bring steamers in vote o f 30 to 0.
means o f getting proper attention tories elsewhere? W hy not ship
to this river this certainly would.
—
J O H N F- H A L L
to their interests.— Gervuis Star.
manufactured goods from heie in-
Let us get in and dig, aud then we says
plutocracy
Attorney ct L?w and
W ithout seeking to excite to ex- ! stftad o f the raw material, can any will have it.
enough.
Opposite Olive hotel.
IES3 3 .1
predjudice
against
em ployers , <,ne
d ^ usintss, is it poli-
COQUILLE
CITY, - - - - OREGON.
California has 70 odd clubs, and
TV. R . N osleb .
M us«
-, Ca : v
C f S c s t c ia
M a ,
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it is evident to the fair minded ob- \ c ? ? Y our answer must be no, it
J. NASBURG, Proprietor.
they are active, busy ones.
Is tb«- cbi. f l ); '.i <•!' the Nationalists and
J . 2NC. G X 3 - 7 L T 7 > T ,
cans d a y .
server that the question o f a “ right-
uod I h eu L t us wnke up to oui
ALWAYS ON HAND,
As an evidence o f the extent should la- takcu ¡a « « e.y p rsou of that
own
interests.
I
f
we
are
not
able
The
brokeu
eugiue
at
Bay
City
persuasion.
It
is
the
most
ably
edited
Cutter
and
AA A Whiskies, and choice wines
fm
"
or
righteofis
wage
rarely
eu-
Attorney a n ! Cotm¿ !o.- it La*
and variety o f ways iu which the o f any n-r.v pub!is! , .!. Ih-llumv himself be-
and
Ci-j'-rs.
Also Wylaud, Milwaukee
to
stait
manufactories
ourselves
mill has been replaced by a new
ters into the em ployer’s mind.
M VRSi.Ki !:!.!>,
nationalistic idea is affecting the ini' the ¡«ri:i<-;«)-il c -nt: ibut«»r. and is soon ! and Marini» Id Leer.
Outside the factory he may be a thou let us make uu effort, is we R o b b and M itchell engine, 18x30, mind and business interests o f the to he the editor, i
magazine offers the
Hilliard ¡uid Iks»' Table.
J n : . -f— 0 2 r ': P P " .
t. For " it has ■ :
piiiiai thrupist. lii the couuting have done with our r.-iilioad enter which was purchased s o n e time count.y, we publish the follow ing b«‘St advertisini; n ;i.
every copy is read,
Attorney a n i C om '.$r i .r a* Law .
r-Hun he is a com uiiU co o f one on prise, and I will insure you that before, ami was waiting for its pre- interview— reported iu tho E ven immens ci reniât: •.
re-read and pa-M-d around through hun-
ways and means.
He como^tes P*eDty rt^ capital can and will be dt cessors term o f olli«*e to expire. ing R ecord, B oston — s itb John druis of hand- , a ] ag1 ml is «¡noted at
M a RSHF[LLD. ( >!:F(.«*?i.
with Ids own em ployees H e pays ' etl^ sted just as soon as the situa T his will give increased power, the Claflin, head o f the firm o f Clafliu from t'-'> to .-‘ YU; h..' page 81 •"» io ..i ■: quart-
i er page
to ^'20. ii lr«'-s 77 lîmh'.im SI.
bro'seu engine being 10x30. The
toe customary or obligatory wage tion :s made known.
Shedden F. W ilso n
<fc Co., m reference to the reorgan- i iiostou. M ns.
But, Mr. E ditor, according to in ii 1 began
work
W ednesday,
called lor by the general usage or
Attorney at la w
i ization o f their house int«> a eo-op-
my
judgem
ent
the
best
paying
en
having been shut down :en days.
As
M a r s h f i e l d , ( ’ o o s ( ’ o f . n t y . O k e o . sja eiai couditi >us o f trade.
| erntive organization:
COQUILLE CITY. OREGON,
W. E. Richards, county survey
O.TA.^eover S.-n..;s--«i
o 's ! m g St' re.
ti>.*{•* is rushing, bt is!:, tpiit «»r very terprise, fv:t t! lo C oquille valley nt
“ I know it is a step in the di-
W. T. S tone P roprietor ..
quiet, wages alternate. But it is a least , is the one you have tried so or, located a road from North Bend 1 recti- ii o f Sf.ci dism and Mr. Bella
A. J S H E R W O O D .
M R Ü* K E T .
business proverb o f universal np- nobly, through the colum ns o f to Yarr ov, and relocated th? road m y’s ideu, but our em ployees w ho
&
A t t o r n e y a t L aw
your
live
little
paper
for
the
last
from
North
Bend
to
Em
pire,
the
t ID).Uiesan :
pl citio n that wagej are the first to
have taken stock are intelligent
« . > .• ) I ARY P i liLIC.
: four or live years, to establish, viz: first o f last week. Last Mon lav,
t '( m u tv . ( )r e g o n . go down, the lust t«> go uj>.
men who can think f«»r themselves,
he located a new road from South
The first item iu the general a c - ; a licet sugar factory.
and there is no reason why the ex-
, .
Y ou have told us throng!, tire slough to Newport. He has also 1
J o h n I i v y count is interest on active capital.
Iji(IUorH «
L yne .
periment should not be successful.
i{r"»ght to
been
laying
out
lots
at
M
yrtle
T
his
must
be
met.
Rent
aud
c
-r
-
i
H
erald
that
Mr.
E.
H.
Dyer,
who
LANE,
LANK
W e still have all the advantages
KEEP CONSTANTLY
Attorni* ami Omasi Ers a! lav;. tain ti\e«l charges such as iusur- i ^ SUP^!‘ tint.»ndent o f th-* Stan laol Point for two weeks past.
we enjoyed under the old system,
Til*.
A c-ri.pi : •
Land Cases a Sí ?cie»ilY.
The M aggie Ross, Tuesday,
at:ce must be paid.
Then comes
______ sugar refinery at Alvarado, Cal.,
with the added one o f having the veinta1!: j .
, < ißrrs
Offlet on Main S'
-«•( •»■•«¡Qop'-litnn
the wage earner
There is doubt-1 *tan‘k re,ub '
»»Y t' iae to build biought up the locom otive for the
Hotel.
people in our em ploy personally ; nuts, c:md
( '
: any part
R osebu rg,
Oregon. 1, - » a normal standard.
But if « ^fiiOO.OOO factory if wo will insure California L um ber Company’s road i j
interestetl in our success.
The prompt
¡..''i.ioC v i nil
place, two
II EN in town < ¡.11 i.r.d:««- us, one
tiade
be
ouiet
wanes
are reuuteu,
reduced- i
p l a t in , g o , f 3.000
acres
o f on
North
C oos . . river.
A lthough
I stock . was all
„ taken
. .
. tlie short
,
Vhtlfi
d«x»r t rtst of the post' ffiuc.
d M>rs\vo.-> >f Ol
uatu
in
q
u
ici
wages
aie
v.
..
,
.
,
r..
I
up
at
W S IN C L A IR .
if very quiet operatives are dis- ' !‘ ni' *° suKar beets. Now if we the engine weighed over fifteen ' est notice. I did not hope t.> lmve j
Alt.iriif) at l.aty.
missed. N o use heaping up a j dou t have the factory built this toils, it was landed on the Porter over $0,000,000 taken, but the s u b - !
General Insurance tnd K-al I.:»'..iV Y '*.it.
C o j u t t . l e C i t y . O f . e g o n .
stock o f goods for which there is cora*nS 6 phsou whose fault will ¡t wharf iu a trifle over four hours.
scription reached $22.00),030. I
\\. S. W heoler o f
Keutuek
r.o demand. \\ Leu trade rt»vives be? Yours, Mr. Farmer, for you
cannot say how many firms will
T. G. O W E N .
mechanics and operatives are tak- j lmve tlie lanti , i » l,t Uero in >’our yloua li ll)l» received a new eight follow our exam ple, but I have!
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
on on ; when
“ rushing wages are '’alley sufficient for three times horse power boiler, and four horse
been in correspondence with fifty
M ; r « i : fi ".:. t ». On*.
slightly advanced, but generally | that amount, untl if you have not power engine with which he in-
houses in different parts o f tlie
on request, very rarely indeed as
! the help you can soon get it. ’ tends to fit out a small steamer for
country in regard to the matter
a volm tary act of justice or liber- ! t i .
.
o ..
e :
i
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J. W . B E N N E TT.
v 7
v ..i.J i i
I» there are plenty o f idle men who his own use.
,
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ality.— New i o i k L abor Bureau t
...
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.
and I am getting letters o f inquiry
Attorney at Law.
Report.
! wou*1*
only too glad to help
N o more work will be doue ou
-very day. They ask all kinds o f
U auiurld , () hk <-'» n .
1?
t f * yoU‘
progressive
Farm
er
o
,Wliat
is
if’
tll0n;
‘
lo
>'°!l
the
jetty
at
R
ock
y
Point
for
a
time
•aimer
o
f
0
The
questions as to how tlie plan works,
;» wont » pay. 0
1 will now on account o f a lack o f funds. Mr.
Mount Vernou, 111., says: Borne i tlnnk d
D . x ,. W A T S O N .
but I can only ask them to watch j
1 o f tho strongest reform speeches ! proceed to prove to you that it will O ’Nail left for Portland to look
Attorney and Counsctor at Law
and wait. Tho leaven is working
j that ever fell from tho lips o f men, pay. In tho first place there was after contracts there,
F.uvtnt C u t , O bho «»! i .
more and m ore.”
are made by congressm en in cou- COnsuraed m the United States
Tlie directors o f the two districts
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Physician and Surgeon.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, I
D . H. E. D
J
,
j. g . o. mm,
Coquille City
B R E WE R Y !
' “ Ä N i l Ä W i r i O l M k l S ’l' Son Ton Saloon,
CHANGE
SA LO O N !
P IO N S E E
Coaii Dio
liiiuij., F r o p s . ! ^ ^ -
«
J .H .N O S L E R ,
Notary Pubiic
CooriM .r C itt . Ot»N.
8. E. Harness.
WATCHMAKER 4 JKWKI.KB.
Four
doors cast of
F ellows' Hall,
O j j
CtH|uille City, Oregon.
All kind* o f ri-puiring and
cleaning done at short notice and nt lowest
vi ngf price*.
vSnîît;
O. F.
Coquille Lodge No.53
I. o .
Bfectn at t'oqnille City every Satnrdny even
iai;. Y’ iaitin«; brethren, iu K°od HtandiiiK-
cordially invited.
J .C . D ean , N. G.
A. F. and A. M .
Chadwick Lodge. No-68-
Meet* at C<»qniUe City on Saturday even
ingon or before the full m«x»n in each
month.
8 . A. W ard ,
g
T a
W. M.
r
Gen Lytle Post No- 27,
Meet* at Co«jnille
GiMjuilIt* City,
Pity, on every first
Wednesday.
Visitine comrads, in good
standing, cordially invited.
_________
H . i f . N ic h o l s . C om m a n d er
- -
O -
G r-
C o n r o a n y H , O r e g o n N’ a -
t i o r i a .1 f* F n a r d
Meets in theMa*«>nmhuiiding, Coquille
City, on Saturday night after each full
moon.
All iuenil»er*in good , standing are
aorJiallv invited to attend. _________
Coquille Fisherman’s
UNION
Œ^andLolpli Oregron,
Will meet «very fonrtn Saturday in each
iu«Btk till further notice. All mcrabera in
aood staivdlng cordially invited to attend.
condition «>f the people, an.t in ar- ,n 188° (t ,‘ * ,at^ t 9latut,Cii 1 , on keu tu ek slough held a m eeting
I guuieuts unanswerable, suggesting |,iave)
2,710.894,(>S4 pounds o f j on the 4th to adjust matters con-
causes aud remedies. The same 1 augar. O f tliis, 2(58,537,2‘1G, or less nected with the dividing o f said
i is as true out o f congress as in it. than one-tenth o f our consum ption districts.
I he great eilyei convention nt Bt Was produce«! at home, leaving the
A big fire is raging on the east
l.ikiiK
liwr winter
vu 111 p r certainly
uPl'iinii u igui
I o
i
°
“ "
L
ou is last
math
anormoiis
sum
o
f
2,442,357,448
side
o
f
Isthm
us
slough. Som e
clear the fact that a ruinous eon-
traction of the currcucy, to get to ! Pounds o f sugar im ported every valuable tim ber is in danger o f fire,
the single gold standard, was a year.
j if the fire is not
not stayed
stayed iu its pro-
crim e seldom etju fled, aud tnadd
From these figures we may c o n - ' gress.
an increase o f circulation absolute elude that if we do our
best it will | Miss Blanche Bates returned on
ly necessary t«> save people from
be a number o f years before w e , the last A jax Yrom California,
bankruptcy and the government
from ruin. General Butler, in his { ur0
1° produce all the sugar where she has been visiting for
recent Boston speech, with an ar- we need,
several months past.
ray of figures startling in their
The sugar product o f the world j T ie pulpit at the Baptist church
significance, showed that the ngri
during 1884-5
was as follow s: j was filled last Sunday morning
culture o f the country is hopeless
ly involved. I f these things are Beet sugar 2,520,250 tons; other aud evening by Rev. C. M. H ill of
admitted in congress and out of sugar 2,080,000 tons or 446,250 tons Portlaud.
congress, by th 3 great men o f the more o f beet sugar, during these : Mr. John G olden 1ms sold his
nation as well as the humble think years, than al) other sugars put to- property on Secoud street to E. H.
ers, are acknowledged by the rich
gether. O f the 2,520,250 tons o f Gatliff, o f Manitoba for three
as well as felt by the poor, why are
they not made permanent issues iu beet sugar, Germany alone pro- 1 thousand dollars.
i
fGohl lh*; ch Gazette.]
R obert Hughes, o f Crescent City, ’
w asdtow nedin Klamath river week j
| before hist.
nuver-
j . T . he . Steamer Truckee
tised to leave Ban Francisco <>n or
.about the 1st and loth o f ea ch . Lo advoiii «-» in> bii-siin^.
A ny peisnuf hu3 iiigSM.OOjWorih o f goods
mouth for Port O u o rd and lilla Spot l ash, at my place, is given a ticket, and as soon rs 1000 ticket.
rnook.
•
| are distributed a
D R A W I N G ! wilT" be
Now that we have a first-class had at his store, notice o f which wi“ be.duly published, for the follow -
wagon road through tho county, ; ing 100 prizes:
______
and a daily mail service establish 1st Walt l am Chronograph $100 00 G 11 ■ p. Rold bracelet lock and key $12.00
12 R. P. j^old vest chain
II .00
ed, the next move should bn to in
L adies’ watch, solid gold, 50.00
LI S.tlid gold ttand ring
10.00
duce W ells, F argo it Co. to estab
“ Chataline “
“
2 5 .0 0 u
“
“ sleev* button*
15.00
lish exoross
offices
at
Bandon,
Port
9.00
2
5
.0
0
I’*
Seth
Thomas
H-dnv
clock
a.
G ts’ vest chain “
“
9.00
2
Q
p
p
Id
Genuine
meerschaum
pipe
Orforil, E llensburg and Crescent
F ive-ou nce silver watch
9.00
17
City. T his we believe could b^
9.00
chain with pencil charm
L adies’ saddle
10.00 IS Ladies'
«i
(i
14
4»
»4
8.00
accom plished by a little eflort and j 7 S olid gold cam eo ring
10.00 20 Solid gol«l lac.- pin
8.00
8.00
would prove a great convenience to $
10
0
0
“
"
euil
button*
“
“ amethyst “
ft.00
22 R. I* vest chain
5.00
tho people and a paying business <j
“ variegated turquois “ 15.00 23 K. 1*. Victoria cimili
4.75
, ...
i, .
.
__ 24 Swinging cloci
for the company.
4.75
10 Solid gold jet lin g
1 5 .0 0 25 Ñeckía«! —two strali*
W e are in receipt o f a letter from
75 other prizes runginging from one to two dollars each, making
j duced 1,1.50,000 and the United
A large number are cam ping ou
S
-
B.
Gardner,
dated
J
c
ly
24th.
1
a
grand
total o f $00400.
J* «!• W IL S O N .
j Btates the insignificant sura o f North aud South Coos rivers nt
C oqu ille City, Oregon.
He has purchased some land ad
1,250 tons nnd that wns mannfac- present.
tured by E. IT. D y e r s little 80-ton
East Marshfield’s new chut ch is ¡join in g the Fort Klamath reserve, j
where ho thinks o f locating. He
factory at Alvarado, ( al., alone; receiving a coat o f paint.
WT. I». B u n n , Cashier.
A. W\ M c A rthur , President.
says
the
reserve
has
been
abandon-
1
and yet no part o f Germany pos
Mr. David W ilcox o f the firm o f
sesses the clim atic advantages for E. B. D ean & Company arrived on ed by tho m il'tury, ami it is ex- !
pected that tho reserve will be 1
grow ing the sugar beet that this the bay M onday.
coast does. A ccordin g to Ihe agri
SalmoQ fishiug has com m enced throwu open for settlement. Any 1
ono desiring to write to him can
cultural reports there is a narrow o n a small scale,
C O Q U I L L E ,
O K Z E G i-C O S r .
address him at F ort Klamath
L adree ,
strip o f land along this coast corn-
D eposits kept sul ject to check. D rafts bou ght aud sold and money
August 5th 1890.
Oregon.
m encing at the British possessions
congress and before the peop le?
W hy must the tariff’ be discussed
above and before all
greater (pies'ion s? K in g caucus
has so decreed it, and his subjects
must obey. Thera is not a eou-
,
. . . . . .
gressmau in Washington, not an
' executive o ff ► • but knows that
Ithe fin»i^inl questions is the great
j question in this cooutry; that more
| depends Upon this solution than
11 )>01l all otger questions combined,
ye t they dare not make it the
paramount issue.
W’ hy?
The
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money party rules the caucus, and j m jj terminating above Ban Fran-
F or S ale
the caacus rules c o u g r a * T lm t , ci9co which is „dam -ab!y adapted
„ C heap
, .— 20 head o f
is why we have no hope that the ;
... ..
. ..
,
, ¡y o u n g cattle.
Inqu ire o f U.- A
1
parties
will
ever
und«)
the
wrongs
to
cultivation
o
f
the
sugar
beet,
g
jj
,
Arat?o
O
recon
50
50 i t
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-
I
In
fact
it
is
not
excelled
by
i^aimru,
Arago,
u
regon
.
00
the
!
^ ie PnfiK o r in a u g u r a te proper
| m e a s u r e s f o r th e fu t u r e .
famous beet sugar section of
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