C'frnilt C «u rt P r u r r r d la j«.
3 ,3 0 0 ,0 0 0
»ft I . V F I t
, , . . . . .
D O I.I.A IIS
of Shelter Covu. The schooner Ex-1 dends?
And if railroads are so
celsior could be seen dimly through very profitable, why are so msuy
Margaret Wilkes vs Stephen W e n t Iftewn on tile ft.e« I'o tlia —
a smoky haze away off to the west- at present in the bunds o f receiv-
(H |||. I ' a r k r r ' a l . r l l i r f t b u n l I t .
P U B LIS H E D E V E R Y TU E S D A Y W ilkes— divorce. Dismissed.
ward, and the Bails o f both vessels ersV”
•£
The Fortlaml Evening Telegram
R F Knox vs John Orandy— ac
were flapping idly as tbe schoooers
T o begin with, the interstate com- 5*
W h et I* the condition of yours? Is your hair dry. ,
! o f last Friday says:
rolled in the slight ocean swell, merce commission's report is based
S. M'EWEN & D. F. DEAN, tion at law. Continued.
W D L F Smith vs W F Harris
¡JMes* Appearance*? * Doesn't* fall out when combed o r a.
A few days ago Mr. Frank Mc The crew lay about the deck swel- upoti information furnished by (lie
Editors and Proprietors.
and Thomas Harris— confirmation Dermott, one o f the United States
tering in the close atmosphere railroad*, mid the people at large 5
Confirmed.
! local inspectors, received a letter when suddenly there came s rum- place no confidence whatever lu r
Devoted to the material and aooial up- of sale.
your symptoms be warntl in time or you wid become bald, j,
baildiiurof the (Vainille Valley particularly
Geo W Loggia vs W A Luse— [ fro!D Captain J. Parker, from San hie seemingly from the keel o f the such reports. I f common report;*
and of Coos County generally.
cross bill in equity. Continued.
| Francisco, in regard to the loss of schooner.
Subaoription, per year, in advance, $2.
is true this commission, like state j,'
Anna M Northrup et al vs How-1 the 0|d
galleon Leo Codia,
“SHAKEN f r o m t h e o c e a n ' s FLOOR railroad commissions, is either in-! '
r. 11 FISHER,
Niwarim idtutuus » t»n r . nrd M Nortlirup— partition of real ;
WHrt wrecked accordinolo
, vu V.: c tîiBcoy. l
Uerchtuta* Kicliautfe, San Frmurieco Is I ___ .
L j
WI11CU Was wrei sell, acoortling IO
tftianoroü8. it
“ I t lasted or.ly a second, and the tlueuced or practically controlled |
Continued.
oar aatho. lzed »«eat TLis paper Is kept ou Ale, property.
......... _ __ . jjj bliinulaU’iK
tbe most authentic sources o f infor
by
railroad
corporations.
The
gen
In hir office.
ndrZj°and
CU«. **lnur
. \¡/ou« hair on bald ¿S
Isabelle W hittington vs R M mation, 93 years agv. In his letter men thought they hud touched a
m
submerged rock. After u moment tlemnn does not sav how much of
Wieder— injunction. Dismissed.
Captain Parker says, among other
this
propelty
was
"watered,”
or
o f silence tbe rumble commenced
T U E S D A Y . OCT. 9, 1894.
John Norman vs C J Bishop— things:
again. A t first it sounded like dis how much the paying properly was
confirmation of sale. Confirmed.
“ I send you by the Portland
“ watered,” or what ttie dividends
S P McConnell vs Win Howell. steamer a few relics. I regret that tant thunder, but as it continued were ou same.
1 in
*^ T H E SKOOKUn ROOT H A IR G RO W ER CO., |
it increased in volume and seemed
! }
Continued.
there are so few left. From the
In regard to the last proposition,
TP
’.IARK
to
come
from
the
bottom
of
the
L B Fetter vs S A W ard— Con best sources o f information it is
ocean. A tremor could be felt on I will answer the question by ask
9 * f. V 'S t % -• y <* * - *- ’
firmation of sale. Confirmed.
learned that in the year 1802 the
ing some.
Who ever heard o f the
Flanagan & Bennett vs C L Lan- Spanish gallpon L e o Codia sailed the ship, and tbe shock lasted officersnf these railroadstlmt have
Th« bloomer maiden has com« to slay, i Action*
h#M*o
brought
drith et al— confirmation of sale. from Callao, Peru, bound for Pan about thirty seconds. The noise gone into the hands o f the receiv
AmUmncf it ftppeurt t«» me
th«3 NV hbco county bank* in
had entirely subsided before the
Thai
ift
won't
be
tonp
til!
we
s-.e
the
Uny
h
.iia
^ rnr ir’s
Confirmed.
ama, having on board about 3,500,-
ers becoming insolvent? Are they
When woman ca climb a tree.
j accordance With til- gOterUOtS
O B R & E R R & N C o v s C J 000 o f Spanish silver dollars. At crew realized that they had frit an not as a rule very wealthy? Is it
.,f 200 each eat order.
China offers a reward of
Bishop— action at law. Continued. that time the silver from the famous enithquake at sea, and as they be not the stockholders tlml are ruined
Klaumth county will I pvv a 10-
John Norman vs J H Moody etal Potosi mines was shipped to Pan gan to consider themselves lucky while the managers live in luxury? taels for the lipad of an Jap officer, j
it was nothing worse a heavy, cou-
mill tax to raise ¡bid.575, the
aud
100
for
the
head
o
f
a
private,
j
— confirmation. Confirmed.
ama and thence across the isthmus
What is the reason that Hunting-
John Norman vs David P Griffin ot Panama to Porto Bello aDd re- fnsed sea rose almost instantly. ton, Hopkins, Stanford aud others I t ’s a case o f heads they lose aod amount estimated to meet the cur
— AND —
Several
o
f
the
choppy
waves
broke
rent >xpenses for one year.
tat Is the other fellows win.
et al— confirmation, Confirmed.
shipped from there to Spain. This
who built llie Central Pacific rail
John J Krooholni vs E Freelund galleon struck on the south side of on deck, and tbe little schooner road could no. pay the interest ou
A country district iu Wasco
Tw o young Baker City scape
was tossed about so violently that
e t a l— confirmation. Confirmed.
Point St. Helena in latitude 2:10,
their bonds but let the government graces have been arrested for dis county is much perturbed at what to
there
was
danger
o
f
her
maBts
Geo W'ulff vs John S Edmunds— south o f the equator, and was
pay it, aud at the same time could turbing Rev. J. 11. N. B ell’s ser- do with a couple who have been
The H xbald has splendid club
being broken off.
confirmation. Confirmed.
They ! divorced, hut coutiuue to live to-
wrecked. There were at different
com'nand
enough capital to build vices last Sunday evening.
bing facilities with the best newspa
“ The schooner Excelsior reports
Thomas Jarrell vs Mary C Ward times three expeditions fitted up
j getlier.
the ¡Southern Pacific? How have nearly broke op the meeting.
pers published in the land. W e offer
the
SRme
experience
as
the
Lila
— confirmation of sale. Confirmed. and seut out there with the view of
these individuals become m illion
The H eeai . d and the New
B ill Anderson o f Salem kpeps
John Buleer, a well-known char-
Isabelle T Whittington vs Ameri securing the vast treasure; but as i aud Ma“ ,ie- aud ^
Chinese pas- aires many times over when the
York T W IC E - A - W E E K
coming to the front.
His saloon acter in pastern Oregon mining
can Fire Ins Co— action at law. the wind and seas are always from R'',1b’ fT 8 rom aM * llb a C!lD r- business they weie engaged in did
W ORLD, both for one year
is the one where a husband and circles, is lviug helples from paral-
were for a few moments panic-
Judgment and cost for plaintiff.
the south at that point, it rendered
not enable them to pay the interest fatlier drank himself to dead) last j ysis, at the
for only............................ $ 2 25
Baker county
poor farm,
stricken.”
John W inge vs R A Bensell— it practically impossible to work
on borrowed money? I f American Christmas, and where a dpleua- j waiting to (I ip and be buried at
The H erald and the Weekly
suit to set aside deed. Continued. from a float.
These
expeditions
railroads
are
such
a
great
scheme
N fr o iu l R t j i l v ( • M r, W in a n t.
S. F. Examiner.................. 2 75
tion of church tidies some time j public expense.
H e used to be
Albert E Seaman vs Amanda Jane accomplished nothing, and the plant
in which to lose money, why are ago, on a soliciting errand, were wt>|| fixpd, end has spent many a
The H wald and the Daily
Smith— confirmation. Confirmed.
and apparatus were'lost, together , E d - H e r a l d ; I wish to make a American aud European capitalists
Examiner, including Sun
reported by a local paper to have ‘ «mall fortune for bacchanalian de-
few ramMrks concerning Mr. Wi- so anxious to put money into them /
Thomas Rooke vs Patrick O’Neil with several lives
day’* mammoth edition .. 7 80
accepted B ill’s invitation to driok. j lights, having once paid a bar bill
“
When
I
went
there
I
saw
the
nant’*
communication
in
your
— action at law. Continued.
J. M. L a s s w e l l .
Over
The H erald and Weekly S. F.
aud of $1500. u H ; is
is a case
of
Now his license has expired, -•'A
- --------
- "*
C B R & E R R & N Co vs A W fallacy o f this mode o f operating P?Pf,r o f 8(*P‘ - l l t f '- ln
C all.................................... 2 25
the authorities refuse to renew it. the H ills to the Poorhouse,’ in real
One dollar a year will cover your
from a boat, and consequently went! of tbe government owning tbe
The H erald and Daily C all.. 0 00 McArthur. Continued.
Nothing daunted, Anderson is said life.
doctor’s bill if you take Simmons
Isaiah Hacker, assignee, vs Joseph with my steamer to the Guayaquil) newspapers he says;
The Daily Call speaks for itself
to be doing bnsiuess serenely at
river and loaded « ¡t h timber and I . “ I f I undersb nd this proposition, L iver Regulator.
E
Fox
et
al—
action
nt
law.
as one ot the best newspapers in
the old stHiid, just as if there were
W Steinhart vs W G Webster— went back and built a trestle work ! “ « “ Ply
tba‘ the P " * y \n
tha land, and tho cheapest, being
no such things ns licenses and
foreclosure of mortgage. Continued. some 800 feet out through the surf Powe/ * ould aae ,llP »"P *™ t0 ad‘
furnished with the H erald at only
coiiuclimen in the world.
Seth
R
Hammer,
adinr,
vs
W
H
to
a
point
nearly
over
the
rem
ainirg
|
T0“
‘
a
ow“
interests
the price of the Daily Call, $6.
Logan— foreclosure of mortgage. part o f the wreck, which consisted j “ r W ‘ nant’ yon made the prop-
G . A. R. comrades can get “ The
ALMOST A NEW YORK DAILY.
o f shout one-half o f the hull. This °,81tlou- and ought toi understand J !
Judgment for plaintiff.
National Tribune,” published nt
John Bonewitz, as assignee W E. portion whs firmly cemented to the I lf any
doea;
aud
\
add.
tba‘
j
Washington City, D. C., at this
That Democratic wonder, the New
Rackliff, vs Ellenor Lehnherr et rock bottom with a sort o f s h e ll! u,y understanding of the subject
office for $1 a year in advance, or
York Weekly World, has just
CAN I O IT A 1 N A P A T E N T t
For •
al— foreclosure of mortgage. Judg formation. On top o f this I found 1 as 9,ated ls ,be Banoe aa y ° ul ow " '
prompt unswi *• snrt an honest opinion, write to
with the H erald , the two papers
, changed its weekly into a TW ICE-
bo far as being used for the inter-1
N U N N «& Cc;.f who haro had nearly flft j years*
ment for plaintiff.
*1600.
I then tore up the old
experience
In
the
patent
buslnesa.
Communloe-
for «2.50!
A -W E E K paper, and you can now
tlone strictly confidential. A H a n d b o o k o f In
Isaiah Hacker, as assignee, vs water-logged timbers, and, in a est o f the party in power, hut I re- j
formation concerning P a ten ts and bow to ob
get the two papers a week for the
tain them sent free. Also a catalogue Of mechan
Thos Wyman and wife— action at crevice under the planking I ob affirm that newspapers conducted i
ical and scientific books sent free.
T e s tim o n ia l«.
same
old
price—
$1
a
year.
on
that
plan
would
not
educate,
Patent.» taken through Munn A Co. receive
law. Judgment.
tained some $8000 moie in silver
special notice in tbo S c ie n tific A m e r ic a n , {Mid
"1 regard tho credit I
! Think of i t ! The news from New
anything. H e coutinu ,s:
tuns are brought widely before the public with
dollars.
Some
of
these
old
coins
F
E
Scofield,
as
trustee,
vs
Eliza
of tho United 8tates| “ Bny whit you will,
out cost to tbe inventor. This splendid Dapor,
•
York
right
at
your
door
fresh
every
“
And
now
I
would
ask,
is
thei
Issued weekly, elegantly illustrated, has by far tho
government aa safe in j believe that the Ford beth Waterman
et al— foreclose were as bright as if frfsh from the
•
---- o — f any
-------’
— — woi
ork ln the
scientific
largest • circulation
three days--104 papers a year— and
fhe hands of Grover brothers-Charlie and mortgage.
ie.
mint. The balance o f the money same rule would not apply to any |
irorld.
. 3 a year. Sample copies scut free.
orld. 8
Continued.
Edition,
monthly, ’, $2.50 a yeai. Singlo
- ildtug -jjd
lt
Buildl
« r t i f f f ftn/l . " oIm Bob— are just as rep-
your home paper The H erald all for
bad.no
doubt,
been
destroyed
by
other
business
that
the
government
copies, ’¿ J cents.
contains beau-
ents. Every number
nur
6 . Carlisle as if it was;ntfti,|e law - abiding
J A Collier & Co vs Morras Bros
tiful plates. , in
In colors, and photographs of new
might control?
control?
Wonld they
they not
not
in the hands of a oitiwng „ „ j
tbe action o f tbe sea-water. T h is ’ m,allt
Wonld
O n ly
$ 2 . 2 5 !
houses, with i plans, enabling builders to shew tho
— action at law. Judgment.
Republican." - John JoaM, j amea.
*-*•* *
lens and secure o
o u --------
latent designs
contracts.
Address
A J M Campbell vs S B Sherwood would turn tho silver into chloride, use it to advocate their own inter
MIINN & CO- N kw Y ouk . 301 B roadwa »
Sherman.
Teachers should subscribe for
est and for their own benpfit?”
which
being
lighter
than
the
metal,
and
wife—
foreclosure
of
mortgage.
“The reason times! “ The reason farm
the Western Pedagogue (the Ore-
I think not. The government!
worked away.
My operations on
are bo hard in cities | products are bo low is Judgment.
j
con State School Journal) and the
M r. B. it . F la n d e ra
makes
and
sells
postage
stamps.
ia because so many!because there ia an
Guy Drew vs Divilbiss M illing the old wreck were made in the
H e r a l d ; both for $2.50 a year.
people crowd in from over-production,the re
A
t
present
the
Democratic
party
is'
rural districts. More are too many people Si Mining Co— action at law. Judg year 1874—72 years after the siok-
iu power, and there has not a siu-| “ I had Typhoid Fever
people should till thelengaged in farm;*;*.” ment.
mg of the old galleon.”
Which le t me with torpid limer and kidney
3STO.
«oil.” — Chicago Tri-1-- The Chicago Inter
' n8tal>ce come und -r my uotice trouble. I was a great sufferer. I took a
In conclusion,/ Captain Parker
\V T> L F Smith vs E J Coffelt ct
bmao <jf> p.)
lOovau («. v. p.)
2292
promised to send Mr. McDermott
I " ’bere ™*“ >b*ra of that party have bottle ot Hood’s Sarsaparilla and was restore-1
al— suit in equity. Settled.
c
Spanish i beeu able to, P "*:u re postage
____________
D Richards vs Divilbiss Milling one or more o f t h e s e old
I
Send this C UPON and
LOCAL TREASURY CERT I F I-
r
i -*------ nt n lewpr price than
25 «•!». to
dollars if he could induce his wife | H|amP3,
,
,
&
Mining
Co—
to
recover
money.
CATES.
to part with the relics.
Captain j f.''«''g Bd tbe members of other
/--1 po- to heftUh and gained over four poumU in
Judgment.
Tilt1
lltiy
c U Siiisit Co.,
Hiriflor." _ l>.
1>. M
l i v e n C l o v e , weight. It \* IhJ b(*<t blood mirinor.”
Paiker also seut some few relics l1,le« l organizations,
F landekb , real e state ayent, Pi ort land, Oregon. |
269 Dearborn st., Chicago, III.
----------- -
-----------
lnutl
himself
is
required
to
pay
tbe
An old-party exchange criticisen
'And receive (postpaid) ONE
which he gathered from the ancient
Hood's Pills cure coiiitlpatiou. Tnr a box* '
n o r t h F o r k Item s.
same as any one else. The fact is
PIECE OV MUSIC, of your
thus favorably a manner ot indulg
wreck.
One wa» an iron spike
own choice, named below, or
I f the government
Oct. 5.— Plenty of rain.
nearly a foot long, which had been I s‘ n,P 'y l b*8:
ing in the luxury of a public debt,
ITHKEE pieces foi « 0 cents,
aiiroad, or
School is progressing under tbe
lor SIX piices for S I. Kerait
I t was very owued aod ?Perated
. ,
E t it j - R<‘a<Iii»x PrrNon
when that debt has come of neces management of Prof. 1. W. John fashioned by hand.
I ¡postal note or 1 and 2 cent 1 5 0
A C R E S . — H aving mori»
rnsty, and had been more than half auy « tbe]r b» 8' ° ; 8*- ‘ ba<*
!:
stamps.
Should take advantage of the extra-
2. ^ ^ r e a l ostatft then I ern profitably
sity and is mnde a public blessing. son.
ji jg p T h is coupon not good manacre in person. I offer for sale, at prices
eaten awav by the salt water. An-1 be a bxed f’r,ce ,f.o r ev,e ry. 8Prvlce
'¡after December 81,189-1.
Arthur Flinn has returned home other relic was a small “ chive,” or I renderpd tba Pnbhc Bud al1 would ! ordinary offer made by the F armers ’
Grand old Mississippi hml an expe
to suit the times and on trood terms, ail my
There would be an eud 1 T ribune — G eneral Weaver’s paper—
realty except mv home farm, which consists
rience of a burdensome debt which after an absence of four months.
grooved wheel, evidently used iu j P » y a|ike.
of
150 ACRES joining Coqnille City, which
to the “ dead head,” "rebate” nnd i the brightest, the newsiest nnd the
Misses M ollie and Iv y Kinnicutt the vessel’s rigging.
THE LATEST MUSIC.
isa splendid location, handy to town, good
i t was made
has evolved this system, and it
drawback” business. I f you will best reform paper on the list They
schools, churches, mills and railroad depot,
are visiting Mr. Flinn’» family.
o f lignum vitae, and, notwithstnud-!, . . . .
,
, ,
also local river boats, and near Inmlini/ o f
should commend itself before simi
VOCAL.
There was a party at the North ing the long period o f exposure, klnd ? sb° 7 mfc llow^ radroad (or ' only ask 25 cents for tills largo 48-
aen-goin« vessels, and in a pood neighbor
lar experience and necessity as that Fork schoolhonse last Saturday showed but^V ry little evidence o f I anything else, except the nowspa- column weekly from now until Jan Wedded After the Bell. Bv Barney
hood, which a c ireful buyer will not be slow
Fftunn. Most popular Waltz Son**
uary
1,
1895.
I
t
is
a
bargain,
and
to appreciate on aocov iit of convenience,
Music was rendered by decay. The groove around the outer t ' « 8) rouId be conducted wholly in
o f Mississippi iH forced upon them. night.
of the day. Dedicated to Mr C K
accessibility to the besi markets on the
we
hope
every
one
of
our
readers
will
-
-
-
.
..
i
favor
of
the
party
in
power,
1
Harris, author of “ After the B all.. 40 cts coast, saving of time in transacting busi
Htoven
Benham.
Dancing
was
Our contemporary says:
edge ot the small pulley was worn
will take advantage of it at once. A Dream of Arcadia. Waltz Hont/,
ness end low freights.
Kent np till miduie i t, when all went down deeply, showing the hard give it my respectful attention.
“ It seems to us that the state of
Lanyon. The sonc of all son^s. A
Will be divided if desired. It has mostly
Mr. Winant says I fail to give Tell your neighbors about it
home in happy mood.
80 acres of very rich bottom land,
favorite of Adelina P atti............ 60 cts
workings o f the rope.
In those
Mississippi acted wisely in issuing
Address,
F
armers
'
T
ribune
,
any
evidence
to
show
that
the
gov
Moon
iphton
the
Lagoon,
by
George
in
grass for meadow or pasture;
W erner Barker,Herbert and Sam days the work was done in a very
Schleiffar»h. Latest popular suc
40 acres of level bench land, and
Des Moines, Iowa
ernment could do business for tbe
her treasury certificates instead of Johnson bade friends on tbe river
crude manner, and there was a great
cess I»'- - his noted composer......... 50 cts
30 acres o f rough woodland.
TH RE E S u l.TU K ilS SoNGS ” Un-
Livin'.: sir a ids ami springs furnish water
issuing bonds and selliug them to good-bye last Friday morning and deal o f friction in the blocks when public cheaper than private parties
ele Dan.” “ Ai
6
d
New York W o rld : I f halls nnd
in even ft’, id. This e the very best oiover
I asset t that the
started
for
Benton
county,
Oregon.
handling the sails and manipnlnt-1
eastern capitalists.
She issued
“ Where My Honey Sleeps,” com
and other grass lanes.
torpedi.es went through first-class
There were two surprises on this ing the rigging. In addition, there
plete...... ..........
. ............ 75 ota
6 attrcR are in I’etite and Italian prunes,
email obligations in denominations
armor-plate
wiib
the
ease
reported
Three
oharmin
/
plaintive
and
ohar-
also a general variety of fruits.
river this week, one at Mr. Flinn’a were a few'copper nails which were con,ract wnrk for tbe e ™ Pr" men‘
ftcteristic southern soh ;/ h . written
in
the
battle
of
Yalu,
what
is
going
o f $1, 82 nnd 85, bearing interest. and one at Mrs. Barker's.
THIS IS A CHOICE DAIRY FARM,
- ■ uutil
- in a half-crumbling P ™ * >«>œensely neb out of it, and
bv Go! Will i> Vissoher; arranged
corroded
With a large, successful creamery handy,
'ike to do it, is proot concmsivp to happen to our men of-war whose
These circulate as money nnd are
by
W
Herbert
Lanyon.
W e are glad to see our old friend condition, and a small flat piece o f I ¡!ke
^ cl°
18
.
is well fenced, has two small barns, a house
armor has been Flicked and Car-
INSTRUMENTAL.
that has served its time, but could bo
among the home people. Provision A lbert Arinfield back on the river. the same kind of metal, black with i
,bfi>1
“ or® tha“ U COt,t8
negied?
At
Eventide,
Nocturne
for
piano,
by
cheaply
repaired. Steamers and railroad
Rev.
Quiraby
will
preach
nt
the
age and exposure.
| tben> to
therefore the govern-
has been mnde to redeem them nnd
Marcus, a very brilliant Nocturne,
cars bolh pas» within 60 rods of the house,
sclioolhouse on the North Fork
Belief that yon “ can’t bo cured”
N
o
further
particulars
o
f
the
loss'
ment
c"
uld
do
»*
«etual
cost
and
about ijrade 4-5........................... CO cts and being a warm, well sheltered location,
they go as good as gold. This was
all conduce to make this a most desirable
next Sunday and a basket dinner o f the old galleon are obtainable, j *a‘ e a larKB
P.nb,,c ex' is a symptom of dyspepsia. Take In Flow'ry Groves, reverie for piano
home for some one.
better than selling bonds of largo will be served.
by Marcus, a beautiful reverie,orig
These details, after tbe long lapse PenBe-
M r W,riant does not Simmons Liver Regulator.
inal and sure to please..................50 cts
1 1 A C R E S , also, o f lpvel sasdy
denominations and paying the inter
Dr. E. H. Renfro is visiting Mr. o f years, would prove o f thrilling j 8T »"r e ly contradict my statement,
JsyTh e above are all fine editions o f vnl- ^
land in Randon, and overlooking
will be!
New York Recorder: When the j uable
Johnson’s fnmily.
copy lights, and cannot be bad in its famous beach and the Pacific ocean; baa
est to outside parties."
interest could they only be ascer-! aud 11 tJf^ , Pr bas and) nf v,e r '1' " h‘'
form.
Miss L illie Johnson has been tained.
fair building?* and good water, is good veg
These meager relics, to - ! successfully^ contradicted. I t re-! war closed the people o f the north- I cheap
Coupons must ncoompany the order to etable or small fruit land nnd a capital plaoe
very sick for several days, but is getlier with Captain Parker’s letter, minds me o f a statement made by 1 ern states had $40 per capita of ! secure the redactions named.
for poultby . and a few c< ws to sell milk
The assignee of ox-Seeretnry of
T li“ V hay
now better.
*
tho
nlreadv
^
r'
*
,slee
recently,
the
Republican
legal-tender
money,
to city customers and campers on the beach.
have been added t<
the Treasury Foster, of Fostoria,
'd ns much to-
As a health resort it can't be bent, having
urinailie» ann nominee for govoi nor in California, only nboui one-third
Master Edwin Moon will attend large collection o f curiosities,
the
mildest winter. cooleBt summer and
Ohio, announces now that he will the academy at Coquille City, venire, etc., in the office
inM o
nf f the
thn'lneni
said “ tbe idea o f the initiative day. E very/lay tbat
tha passps they
i
most equable temperature in the United
local
have
less.
and
referendum,
was
rediculoua.
States.
be able to pay 40 cents on tho dol this winter.
inspectors. They nre highly prized,
Look out for a wedding; too and will he carefully preserved. It would never do.” But be did
8 0
^
o
f
br>RTy timber,
“ I would rather trust that med
lar on claims amounting to 8213,-
3 miles from Coqnille City and tho
many carts running np and down Captain Parker's home is in Park not try to tell why it would not do. icine than any doctors tlmt I know
000.
Charlie came awfully near
river.
Will
be
sold
low.
Mr. Winant saysiu substance, if of,” says Airs. Hattie Mason of
the road—look out for fences.
ersburg, Coos couuty, Or., where he
J J i> T 8 E AND TH REE LOTS in Coqnille
W H Y? Because he follows these
becoming a tramp by the scheme he
the government can carry the mails Chilton, Carter Co., Mo., in speaking
The Sunday-school is going to has lived for many years.
rules: “ Keep the head cool, the feet
cheaper than individuals or cor of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera I
had set for others; but, then, ho close because the North Fork danc
\ LSO 17 unimproved lots in various
warm, and the bowels open.” You
porations, why does it not do it in nnd Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by j
X j L parts of Coquille City. Coos county,
has the hollow honor of being the ing club is talking o f another sur
can have a clear head and live to be
A h K ardiqu altr nt Sra.
Or.,
giving a variety of locations to choose
stead of letting it all ont by con- S. L. Lencve, druggist.
B io -F oot .
from nnd at reasonable prices.
ninety if you do the same thing.
“ Napoleon of Finance.” Forty cents prise. Good-bye,
T h e Examiner of the 4th inst. tract. One o f the main reasons,.
When the bowels fail to move dur
Q Q - A C B E F A R M 3 miles from
for the dollar is a dishonest dollar.
Skipper— ' nythiug the matter,
makes mention o f a heavy fog which and I think it a good one, is fim -j
ing the day take on retiring two
town. 20 acres choice creek bottom
!N lr t«ll* C r e e k l i o n . .
ply
because
it
would
be
absolutely
!
man?
His
guest—-N-no,
notli-
Smith’s
Small
Bile
Beans.
Their
, land and some very tine saw timber on bal
hong over the bay ou the night of
ance.
Spring branch, cosy buildings, etc.
The Oregon .State Press Associa
action
is
so
mild
that
you
are
not
impracticnble
for
tbe
government
j
’
UK
much
only
.
Skipper—Only
O c t 3.— W alter Lawhorn left a tbe 3d, extending ont almost as far
j Call on or address directlv.
aware of it. All day your mind will
to carry the mails serose thr conii- "h at, old fellow?
His guest--
tion has just concluded its annual few days ngo for the South Fork
R. D. SANFORD,
be clear and cool. “ Not a gripe in a
as the Farallones. Not a breath of cent under existing conditions, ow- ! O. ly you cal! failing a science and
R aj country, where his uncle T . C.
on his farm at Coqnille City,
meeting in eastern Oregon,
barrel of them.” Ask for small sire.
air disturbed the heavy mist, while 1 ¡e g to the fact that it does not own 1 ' l seems to me if it «e r e a science
Or call at THE HERALD OFFICE.
‘
N
orris
lives.
next meeting will be at Newport, on
Take no substitute for SMITH’S
Id boat would
Considerable chittim bark was a fleet o f vessels awaited outside to | or control a single line o f railroad your coufoudded
Yaqtiina bay. I f our railroad should
To the Unfor innate.
pealed in this vicinity during the get a chance to reach their destin- r >mning across the country; but I keep straight.
be completed in time, it might bo past summer.
...
- . . j
! am hrmly o f tbeopiDion if it owned
D B. G IB B O N S ’
ation. W ell on in the day a gentle
„
. , _____
D
r.
Price’s
Cream
Baking
Powder
J B ' the roa.is it could and would carry
secured for this section next time,
World’s F *,r Highest Award.
J. and Ed Lasswell started to zephyr from the heads began to the mails cbenper than is done un.
DISPENSARY,
by which time these informed per Roseburg this week with a load of
i tear the mist.
Then tbe sails be- der the contract system in vogne. ;
Jt » Ajfj
sons will have learned that Coos
corner of Commercial
potatoes each.
| gan to tug at. the sheets and b efore! The gentleman save many of the
D A ILY
D AILY
San Francisco, Cal.
county is part of Oregon— and the
A good many o f onr people are
procession contractors, under the competative
IN TE R E S T
Established in 1854.
V A L U E Herald and Rural Northwest for $2
attending court this week.
the> r, r “ ed ,nto a
system, lo s i money. That i. true
best part of Oregon.
for the* treatment of
—or—
— ON—
We offer a valuable premium to
Sexual Hnd Seminal
Fred
Mast
made
a
trip
to
Em-
beadln«
for
lbfl
Rate;
l
h
e
ha,t
But
who
evor
heard
o
f
railroad
On Sunday, September 23d, the
diseases,such
as Gon
our
subscribers
who
nre
interested
pire City last week.
; score or so o f coasting steamers companies carrying mail at a loss? {¡M is il L(t;ins
11
orrhea. Gleet, Str ot-
in the farm, fruit-growing and stock,
maximum temperature in tho shade
i
Paid
by
the
—T
O
—
_________
nre.
Syphilis,
in all
Jim A.jr-
Benbam,
o f Fairview,
the wny,
money
out
it.
«1 1 41 1J
, ,
Mini
II Ilex III, UI
X. rill Mrn, has
Dlls j led ***'-
" " J J and after * them
--- — came
---- - They
-»■•»-J mnke
v big -------
J
-- of - --V
without extra cost; in other words, its foniis. Seminal Weakness, Impotency
•t
ars \ e t reac led . 4 degrees, j Been hauling shingles from M iddle schooners, barks and ships in wild bkB °th?i things they do, and the United Stales.
I E NG LAND . ( 83 for 82— two papers for the price and Lost Manhood permanently cured. The
sick and > ffbet d should not fail to call
and at other places inland was nearly creek to cover his house. L ee Mast disorder in their haste to reach an money the government would save
[ 12,000,0(10 ! Ì of on*.
upon him. lh e Doctor bas traveled exten-
tn this respect if it owned the roads, I $2.000.000 !
similar. On the Bandon beach the ’ made them,
-------
»
s»>
s
---
—
-----
,
fively
in Europe, and inspected thoroughly
0
>
k
ru
w
s
■
*
»A
anchorage before the wind left would more than counterbalance
i the various hospitals there, obtaining a
same day the maximum in the shade 1 W . Moss and his father have
Four
Beautiful
Lots
great
deal
of valuable information, which
them. The Examiner continues:
what the small contractors lose at
rrom the gov'-rnment crop report it is In th“ heart o f town have been he is comp'-tent to impart to those in need
was only 05 degrees, the difference return«*»! from California and have
“
Am
ong
the
first
to
get
in
was
present
learned
that
the
a»erni?e
price
of
tobacco
of
hi«
services.
The Doctor cures when
olaced in onr hands, nnd •»•ill be others fail. Try him.
between the two places being no | located in this neighborhood.
DK. GIBBON will
the schooner L ila nnd Mattie, and
Mr. Winant concludes by saying: for December was returned at 7.8 cents
B.
B.
Hess
has
been
putting
np
old
together
at
a
very
reasonable
make
no
charge
unless he effects a cure.
lees than 29 degrees.
ahe reports having encountered an "Does Mr. Lasswell know that ac- psr pound, which i. almost tbe seine as
Persons
at
a
uistar.ee
CURED
AT HOME,
a barn.
earthquake at sea. The schooner cording to tbe report o f the inter- in 188S. 1888 and 1890. Kentucky, the ■•ate. This is a rare chance to All communications strictly confidential
Your own local paper, The H erald
Lawson Lawhorn put an addi* was honnd fro.a Coqnille river, and state commerce commission for state of largest production, reports 7.6 -♦cure either bnsiuess nr residence All letters answered iu plain envelopes.
cents, or two-tenths of a cent lower than lots which will d o u b l e in ralue in Charges reasonable. Call or write At dress
and the twice-a-week New York tion to his barn recently.
on Inst Saturday morning she lay 1892 that over $777,000,000 worth
the geui ral average
W ivld *11 for only $2 « vonr!
twelve mouths. Call aud see them. ■
b 0l iJr?. «srFKrau^^f cal,
U. * I.
becalmed about 35 miles eontlnrest; o f railroad pioperty paid no d ivi-i
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