Coquille City herald., February 19, 1895, Image 2

Vanderburg’B Coquille City char­ InsfriM tions u Itotul Su|imherN, There is no good reason why every j
person aud all property subject to
ter bill, cxtemliu«; the light ul fran­
To the Rond Supervisor» o f Coos \ road tax should not bear a just pro­
chise to women, passed the senate
County — G reefing:
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY
portion of the expense of makiug
without a dissenting voice.
The county court, of Coos county, good roads. We have laws which
Oregon, respecfully calls your at­ will cover all emergencies and it is
J. S. M’EWEN & D. F. DEAN,
I .i l i h r I t e m * .
tention to section 4061, on page 5, the intention of this court to at
Editors and Proprietors.
Feb 10. — A few items o f general
Is a necessity because the tonic o f winter
of the road law furnished you.
It least try the virtue of the laws.
interest
from
tins
place
may
be
air la gone, and milder weather, increased
Devotod to the materinl and social up­
is by tho authority therein given
J.
H
enry
S
chboeder
,
m oisture, accumulated impurities in tho
building o f the CoquiUa Valley particularly acceptable; in fact, your paper
tho
court
that
it
calls
attention
to
the
County Judge.
And o f Coos County generally.
blood and debilitated condition of tho
ought to have a regular correspond­
following facts:
Subscription, per year, in advance, $2.
D. E. S tiit ,
body, open the way for that tired feeling,
ent from this section.
The only resource that the county
B . F . Ross,
nervous troubles, and other ills. Tho
P . F IS H E R , N e w h pa fe b A i > v e b t i * in o A o e n t ,
Today, Friday, steamer Arago
has is the taxpayer’s purse.
There
21 Merchants’ E x ch a n g e , San F ram I bco is
County Commissioners. ■kin, mucous membrane and the various
arrived for coal. Mr. John Man-
tour authorized a g en t. T h is p a per Is kep t ou file,
is a general impression, that what­
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organs strive in vain to relieve tho im­
In his ______________________________
office.
ning, after a protracted tour in
pure current of life. They all welcome
ever appropriation the county cou rt,
n ii)/r .\ to D K trn .
.
nr i California, has returned.
He was
T U E S D A Y ,F L B liU A R Y lO.lhJo. accomi)aniocl by our respected may make for a certain district |
is so much gained for that district T w o F o iiim I I m l . r n l l n j s l a r k i u
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" sheriff, nml he will occupy, during
O h io .
This is false, because the court must
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Bryan,
O.,
Feb.
11—This morn­
consider
tlio
necessities
of
all
neigh­
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r
r
r
j
j n ^ e Hotel de Gage.
borhoods and aid them proportion­ ing, while breaking into a stcck of
[Later information is to the effect
ately. It will therefore be much hay that w h s wintered in an un-
that Mr. Manuing did not arrive.]
easier for tho people, generally, to nsed barn. Gideon Falls a farmer
Capt. Samuels, Spreckles B ro’s
work out one or more extra assess­ living a short distence from Imre
manager, and
Capt. Goodall,
ments on the roads on which they ou the Lake Shore road, d ico v -; to assist Nature at this tim e when she
gentlemen engaged in coal mining,
are directly interested than to pay ered the bodies of two men whe most needs help, to purify the blood, tone
etc., came up ou the Arago, today.
strengthen the laboring organs and
had evidently taken shelter iu the and
the cash when taxes become due.
build up the nerves.
The Libby band lias agaiu
The only way we will ever have barn during the storm last week : “ I was not able to wait on m yself and
engaged the services of Professor
good roads is for the people to aud hud frozen to death.
could not gain any strength until I began
Robertsou, an expert teacher in
H ood’s Sarsaparilla about three
make them.
A TEACHER FOUND IN A SNOWBANK, j taking
months ago. Now I am doing my house­
the
art
of
sounding
brass.
It
is
— AND —
It will be the future policy of the
work.
My
right lung w’as badly effected,
Lyons, N. Y., Feb. 11.— Mrs. J
better to learn to walk before
court not to allow any appropria­ Davis, teneberof the districtschool and in the spring and summer I was very
attempting
a
go-as-you-please
weak, but H ood’s Sarsaparilla has done me
tion for labor on the public roads three miles north of this village.! m uch good and I have great confidence in
record. This is a case in point.
which tho people can do themselves, ■ was found dead, frozen to death, in i t .” M rs . E. R. K n i g h t , Tecumseh, Okla.
Tonight the school closes with
The H kkald has splendid club­
hence the court expects supervisors ¡
bing facilities with the best newspa- appropriate exercises by the pupils. to use money they may collect iu [ a snowbank where she had lain
since Friday morning. She left)
Saturday night, grand masquer­
perspublished in the land. '»Ve offer
the payment of materiul used iu the I school when the blizzard was well i
ade ball, when, it may bo prognos­
The H erai . d and the New
construction
of
roads
so
far
as
it
I
tinder way and was overcome on [
ticated, Music will rise with its
York TWICE - A - WEEK
voluptuous swell, and all go merry will go before asking aid from the I her way to her home.
WORLD, both for one year
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(Credit the county; or apply such money in
“ I have taken H ood’s Sarsaparilla and it
for only...............................$ 2 25 as a marriage bell.
has always built up my system, given me
above, not to “ex,” but to Byron, the payment of labor, and if your | F m - z i u t f W f i i I l i c r i n F l o r i d a .
The H erald and the Weekly
roads are not in condition after' Jacksonville, Fla., Feb 9.—Tbe I a good appetite and cleansed my blood.’*
T h o m a s K r o g e r , Tulare, California.
a F. Examiner................... 2 75 slightly altered.)
The I
One of the miners received a using the first assessment, then the freezing weather continues.
The H erald and the Daily
n : i l ^ the after-dinner pill and
court
expects
each
of
you
to
levy
mercury was 18 at sunrise this flOOQ S F
letter from Fond Du Lac, W iscon­
ills family cathartic. 25c.
Examiner, including Sun­
other assessments sufficient to put morning and 26 at 11 o’clock. The
sin,
in
which
the
writer
stated
that
day’s mammoth edition .. 7 80
the roads in your respective districts prediction of tbe weather bureau
“ Veratiies”
addressed these
G. A. R. comrndes cau get “ The he and his wife kept a restaurant in proper condition.
is that freezing weather will con­ Myrtle Pointers to the Sun last
National Tribune,” published at in Marshfield lifteen years, ago and
Especial
attention
is
called
to
The week: Giles A Son have i d a bid
Washington City, D. C., at this that he boarded people, without sections 4084 to 4103 of the road j tinue until Sunday night.
office for SI a year in advance, or hdging, for $¡1.50 per week, and laws. There seems to be a general best informed orange-grower in to furnish the brick for the new
Florida, James A. Harris of Citra. .ight-house at Bandon....... It is
with the H euai . d , the beo papers that he never raised the price until impression that only one tax can be
says that 95 per cent of the crop time tbe boaid o? trade of Myrtle
potatoes rose up to three cents a
for $2.50!
pound. He then charged S i per levied, and therefore a road super­ is killed outright and the next Point was re-organized aud shaped
visor must give a receipt for over­ year’s crop will not reach 100,000 up on a different footing........We
LEG1SLA TIVE PROCEEDINGS. week. Learning how much chenper work, if ho levies a second assess­
boxes, against 5,000,000 boxes this learn that Orvil Dodge and W ill­
all the necessaries of life are in
ment.
Section 4092 settles this year.
The early vegetable crop, iam Schtoeder contemplate build-
The people will enjoy reading a Coos county now, lie thinks o f question, and your attention is par­
the entire strawberry crop and iug a large strnctnro on the lots
returning, but would prefer an
list of the several special appropri­
establishment at a coal mine, where, ticularly called thereto. If iu ex­ four-fifths of the pineapple plants owned by Allie Dodge opposite his
ations provided for in bills now be­ his coal being at a minimum price, ceptional cases a special call is are destroyed. The aggregate loss residence, the building to contuiti
fore tho legislature by introduction and water free, he feels satisfied necessary, then section 4095 will is conservatively estimated at $10,- a store, au armory hall, etc.
000,000.
in the lower house alone. The sen­ that being guaranteed a bouse (o f apply«
Breckinridge and Heard’s dis­
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You are cautioned not to give a
ate list is fully as large. The fol­ course he expects to pny rent) and receipt in full for the assessment,
graceful row was not entirely due
TH
E
TOBACCO
H
A
B
IT
to words spoken on the floor of
lowing list comprises those discov­ not less than twenty men, with but give your receipt for the 1st,
casuals, he could do well at §3.50
ered by a glauce through the house per week. In Marshfield, when he 2d or 3d assessment as the case How to Cure Yourself While Using the house. They lived at the same
hotel and when the Breckinridges
Tobacco.
bills, and may not include all those did business, coal aud rent were may bo, but not in full for the year.
first entered the dining-room they
The
court
also
exacts
of
you
to
high.
asking for public funds:
The tobacco habit grows on a man were conducted to tho same table
I f any person holding the same include in your leport an itemized until his nervous system is seriously with Mr. and Mrs. Heard.
No.
Amount.
Mrs.
statement
of
money
expended,
what
views weie toeonre here, the miners
affected, impairing health, comfort Heard refused to recognize them,
2—
Bonrdof horticulture $ 12,000
expended for, nnd expects you to
who
board
out
would
welcome
him
and
happiness.
To
quit
suddenly
is
3—
Fish commission. . 1,000
..
nnd ht Mr. Heard’s request the
take receipts for all money paid out,
6-—New pilot schooner.. 15,000 with open arms. The necessaries and to file said receipts with your too severe a shock to the system, as Breckinridges were nssigned to
of
life
have
been
grently
reduced
tobacco, to an inveterate user, be­ seats at another table.
9— Normal school,Drain.
5.000
report.
comes a stimulant that his system
12—Tax rebate Clatsop Co 10,137 from what they were fifteen years
It
is
not
the
intention
of
the
ago; tlournnd potatoes particularly.
Ten days loss of time on account
continually craves. Baeo-Curo is a
19— Graded school Lairo-
court
to
debar
supervisors
from
The wages of miners and all
scientiOc cure for the tobacco habit, of sickness and a doctor bill to pay,
5.000
view .......................
paying themselves for actual labor
is anything but pleasuut for a man
A.. - ---- ---------- *. - * in all its forms,carefully compounded
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alter tne lormuia or an eminent Ber­ 01 a Tnmily to contemplate wnerner
68—
Tax roMTfrr oor. Oo.. 1
money
collected
and
belonging
to
why not make the same reduction
lin physician who has used it in his lie is a laborer, mechanic, merchant
69—
Tax rohatoDouglas Co
in hoard or say 12^ per cent. their respective district, but the private practice since 1872, without or publisher.
Jas. O. Jones, pub­
73—Constitutional
con­
court
must
know
what
lias
been
a failure, purely vegetable and guar­ lisher of the Leader, Mexia, Texns,
vention
15,000 Those who do business in adjacent
done for the money collected, and
anteed perfectly harmless. You can was sick in bed for ten days with
96—Tax rebate Union Co.
9,694 towns pay high rent aud are taxed
who did it in order to determine
use all the tobacco you want, while the grip during its prevalence a
119—Norm’l school, Ashland 5,000 for fresh water. Here, the rent of
what each supervisor charges for
Later in the
taking Baco-Curo; it will nolify you year or two ago.
139— Wallowa canyon road
5,000 a house is nominal, about SI per
superintending
his
district.
To
when to stop.
We give a written season he had a second attack. He
144—East Oregon asylum.. 140,000 month, with water free and coal
mora
fully
impress
this
mntter
on
cheap.
Competition is much
guaranty to permanently cure any says: “ In the latter case I used
168—State irrigation engin­
you wo mention that one report,
eer (per year)........
3.000 needed here in the mntter of feed­ this term, showed that the super­ case with three boxes, or refund the Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with
ing the people who labor.
An
money with 10 per cent interest. considerable success, I think, only
230—Examiner steam en­
visor of a certain district had
Baco-Curo is not a substitute, but a being in bed a little over two days.
gineers (per year)..
2.000 attentive person who will stick to
charged
the
county
with
two
days’
scientific cure, that cures without the The second attack I am satisfied
244—Tax rebateMultuomah 07,000 the business strictly, will do fairly
labor
for
every
day’s
labor
he
had
aid of will power and with no incon­ would have been equally as bad as
250— Snake river b r id g e ... 13,100 well; but, if he neglects it for the
purposo of running around Coos supervised. There were 28 days’ venience.
It leaves the system ns the first but for the use of this
271—Improvements Grand
labor performed iu his district, nnd
It should he borne in
pure and free from nicotine as the remedy.”
Hondo river.......... 25,000 bay, in pursuit o f pleasure and the
lie charged the county with 54 days
day before you took your first chew mind that the grip is much the same
275— Portage rnilway........ 300,000 exercise of whining “ chin,” the
services.
or smoke.
Sold by all druggists, as a very severe cold and requires
270— Graded school Burns
5,000 business will not be so successful.
Supervisors in expending money
Our Wisconsin friend will be
278—Voting m ach in es.... 125,000
with our ironclad guaranty, at $1 precisely the same treatment.
supplied with a copy of this paper, for labor iu their respective districts per box; three boxes (thirty days’ When you wish to curs a cold
286—
Road to
Bohemia
5.000 and, if lie “ catches on,” those most nre not expected to pny more for treatment), $2.50; or sent direct on quickly and effectually give this
mines.......................
labor per day than tho law allows,
4.000 interested will assist iu providing
287— Relief Wasco county
receipt of price. Write for booklet remedy a trial. 50 cent bottles for
a house until such time as he can which is SI.50.
and proofs.
Eureka Chemical A sale by by Dr. S. L. Leneve, drug­
289— Graded school eastern
The
law
gives
you
full
power
to
Colt.
5.000 refund.
Oregon....................
M’f’g Co., M f’g Chemists, LaCrosse, gist. *
collect the road tax, and the court Wisconsin.
7,848
292— Tax robato Baker C o ..
| Wont Oregonian i
expects you to follow the provi­
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298— Soldiers’ homo build-
Little D ot—Mamma read in a
The Separate Battalion bund sions of tho law iu this respect,
( Marshfield Han.)
paper that a deaf man out west
iu ffs......................... 20,500 will go to Bandon Thursday.
and collect all the law levied ill
305-—Moral director (por
One of the colored miners worked was stung by a swarm of bees, aud
Purlies outside are becoming your respectivo districts.
1,200
y e a r )............
his passage to San Francisco ou now he can henr ns well as ever.
interested in the Salmon mountain
In your report of delinquent the Arago last week.
Little Dick— I don’t see how a bse-
307— Southern Or. asylum 100,000
The Myrtle Point Miuiug taxes to the court, certify that you
314— S. P. Moss aud others
080 mines.
The Collver Bro’s of Catching sting could make a deaf man hear
Co. has had an offer for some of notified each person subject to road
323- -J. H. Sharp..........
3,500
slough have purchased a creamery — but I should think that they’d
its shnres.
tax in your district according to outfit which they will have m ! make a dumb man speak.
345- -Fish hatcheries..
15,000
A gentleman who has been rais- law, state the day upon which you operation on their farm next sea­
Your own local paper, The H e r a l d
$937 352! *nK wheat east o f Walla Walla served notice, and nlso tho dny on son. It arrived on the Areata.
Total.......... .*..........
nnd the twice-a-week New York
arrived here Tuesday o f this week, which they were ordered to bo on
Fred Jeffers came near being World all for only $2.25 a year
Salem Statesman:
Tho state I nl,d is looking for a home in Coos hand to pcforin the labor; and in electrocuted Monday morning. He
county. He says he was offered 30 making out your delinquent list you was on the roof of E .G . Flanagan’s
treasury is liahlu to suffor in the I
i cents per humdred for his wheat, should muke out a separate list and residence when his foot slipped
name of education without good llmj BO|,j yomo barley for 50 cents certify as above requested, and that
aud ns hu was falling to the ground
sense. Tho rule has been for little [ per hundred, but it is itniiossible to there is due your district the lie grabbed a live wire, sustaining
“ colleges” in the stnte to have make a living at such prices.
11c aniouut delinquent. This is neces­ a shock of 250 volts.
He was
themselves doelnrod state normal 'f ." f^ pleased with our valley, and sary to give the sheriff some foun­ unconscious for eonn time after the
I thinks that there will he quite ail dation on which to make the collec­ shock. Had not the wire broken
schools and their diplomns made
immigration hero from his locality tion of delinquent taxes.
it would have been the last of Mr.
Manufactured by
effective for school teachers, then at the coming spring.
The court also instructs you not Jpffers. His hands where he took
ST E V E N S & S C H B O E D E R ,
tho next session to come forward
to put in a bridge where a fill can hold of the wire were badly burned.
¡m il I'.unl F o r k I Inn««.
ARAGO, OREGON.
demanding appropriations for their
be made, and in all places where
Feb. lo .— Wedding bells.
Bandon
Recorder:
The
com­
bridges
have
been
constructed,
ami
support
This thing, however,
[Patent npplied for.]
Farmers are busy plowing and fills can be made, to replace them pany of miners, who are working
received a set back iu tho house getting rendy for spring work,
Water, snow and mildew proof for all
the
old
Randolph
mine,
are
much
whenover tlio bridge needs to l>e
kinds of leather. Just the thing for har­
yesterday when the effort to trans­ j Rev. Mr. Qniuiby preached to
elated over the success of the new ness, or boots nnd shoes. Gives the leather
replaced with a fill instead.
a
tine glossy black. Keeps it soft and pli­
form the Coquille City college into quite au nudience last Sunday at
The court advises that you go gold-saving machine which they ant. nnd iunkes it waterproof. Makes
have
been
testing
for
the
past
two
a normal school was defeatod. The I ! “ • Leu school house.
leather
boots, when seund, better than rub­
. . ,
J Dave Johnson of Coquille City over the roads in your district and weeks, so much so, that they have ber boots, if npplied as directed.
wisdom of providing
estimate
the
amount
of
lumber
and
For
sale
by Kronenberg & Son. Coquille
.
.
lcr 01 i is up in our vicinity. Don’t look
other materinl necessary to con­ ordered shafts for the purpose of City; Hilling & Lundy, Myrtle Point; Lowe
special education at public expense | sa,| f) aye]
&
Co.,
Bandon,
(2Utf
erecting two more machines. This !
is at best questionable, but when it
Miss Sallie Mast is visiting rela- struct new, and replace old bridges is a more promising feature of
in your respective districts, and re­
is proposed to plant such institutions lives at Lee at present,
their ability to snye the gold than j
Misses Beth W» hh 1 and Minnie port the same to the court at the lias hitherto been reached by any
in every bailiwick, the practice bc-
April,
1895,
term
thereof,
that
the
| Smith visited the Misses Annie
other company, for heretofore o u e
comes reprehensible.
j and Ida Hammerlof a couple of court may make some estimate of test of a machine has sufficed, and
the
probable
cost
for
the
ensuing
| days last week. They Imd a jolly
Mr. Stewart’s bill for tho relief o f ; I time.
WHY ? Because he follows these
year. While the court may feel jus­ the operators have been content to
fold their tents and go somewhere
rules: ' ‘ Keep the head cool, the feet
certain medical practitioners wns
George Johnson is now teaching tified iu allowing the materinl, even- else.
warm, and the bowels open.” You
« '
successfully carried through tho a subscription school at Gravel district must furnish the labor to
can have a clear head and live to be
construct the
bridges,
except
Nearly 200 young women ap­
house by him despito an adverse Ford.
ninety if you do the same thing.
bridges
of
long
spnu,
over
rivers,
peared at a designated hall in New
Mr. and Mrs. Bunch have re-
When the bowels fail to move dur­
committee report Danger threatens
York recently in answer to an ad­
ing the day take on retiring two
j turned home after an absence of a nnd other exceptional cases.
it in the senate, however.
If at any time during your term vertisement for liviug pictures and
Smith's Small Bile Beans. Their
j couple of months at Coquille City.
action is so mild that you are not
It is rumored that one of our any person or persons should ob­ chorus girls. And still the times
Tho legislature will close its term
aware of it. All day your mind will
! young East Fork boys has joined struct or destroy any of the roads are good, work plentiful and wages
be clear and cool. "Not a gripe in a
in your respective districts, if you h igh (?).
next Saturday. Mr. Dnlph will not the church. That’s right,
barrel c f them.” Ask for small size.
ennnot
deal
with
the
matter
your­
return to the U. S. senate, we are j George Kellar has left these
Banker (to applicant for clerk­
Take no substitute for S M IT H 'S
assured— but a dark horse may be Pn|4s B»d is now residing at selves you will report to this court sh ip )— Have you bad auy experi­
or any member thereof.
ence in a bank? Applicant— Yes,
looked for at the last moment "
,
. . . . .
. ,
\> ill now close with best wishes
In concluding allow us to caution sir; I was depositing in one, until
through whom the people will have of BUCCM8 to tbe Herald>
you to use discretion, and only the cashier ran away with all the
representation.
Yours truly,
J ack & J im .
resort to force when necessary. funds!
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T h e S h a d o w o f a S in .— C h a rlo tte M . B raem e.
R e v e r i e s o f a B a c h e l o r . — I k. M arvel.
T h e D u c h e s s .— “ T he D u c h e s s .”
S in g l e H e a r t a n d D o u b l e F a c e .— C has. Reade.
C r i c k e t o n t h e H e a r t h .— C has. D ic k en s.
A W i c k e d G i r l .— M a ry C e c il H a y.
M r s . C a u d l e ' s C u r t a in L e c t u r e s .— D . Jerrold.
CALLED B a c k — H u g h C o n w a y .
. A R ogue ' s I. ife .—W ilkie Collins.
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A S t u d y in S c a r l e t .— A . C on a n D o yle
W e d d e d a n d P a r t e d — C h a rlo tte M. Braeme.
M y L a d y ’ s M o n e y — W ilk ie C o llin s .
M a id , W i f e o r W id o w .— M rs. A lexan der.
B a c k t o t h e O l d H o m e .— M a ry C o d i Hay.
A Y e l l o w A s t e r .— Io ta.
B l a c k B e a u t y .— A nna S e w e ll.
C h a r l o t t e T e m p l e .— M rs K ow son.
T u b H e ir o f L y n n e .— Ro b ert B uch anan.
T h e M a n in B l a c k — Stanley J. Wcymaa.
D o d o . — E. F. Benson.
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