Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904, July 02, 1895, Image 2

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LniKiiB B all Csiuiio,
TemiHTHUro .Haas .H oki I ux .
A Great Blessing
T h e ladies of the W. C. T. U.
The Coquille and Batulon nines
T I i a I Y e w O r cun N t r n m c r .
crossed bats at Bnndon last Sunday, held tbeir monthly nmsH meeting M y wife and I h ive found in Hood’s
It
is
a
fact
that
wo
are
to
have
PU B LISH E D EVERY" TU E SD AY
Sarsaparilla. She had rheumatism very
a steamer between this place aud in regular order o f the league’s last Sunday night nt the Alethcd-
•everely,
with
anklc3 and legs
S. M'EWEN & D. F. DEAN , San Francisco, making weekly schedule dates. Although a light is church. A fair audience a t­
badly swollen, and
Mrs. Boutell presided,
round trips. Cnpt. Huus Reed of ram had set iu Saturday night, tended.
Editors and Proprietors.
hardly able to get
Miss
M
illie
Brouillette,
a
charming
and
indicated
further
fall,
yet
the
B h id I o d , a first-class lioalbuilder,
up end d o w n
Devoted to the material and si>oial up- j
Dispatch took a large j and givted young lady, daughter
Blairs w i t h o u t
building of tho Coquii-w Valley particularly I has just returned from the city, and bteamer
and of Coos County generally.
help. M any other
Ban- | o f Rev. Mr. Bruilletto o f Alyrtle
we understand is authorized to crowd to w itocss the game.
Subscription, per year, in advance, $2.
remedies f a i l e d ,
Point,
addressed
tho
meeting.
H
er
don’s
new
pitcher,
Egan,
from
prepare at once for the construc­
but Hood’s Sarsa-
P. FISHER, N e w s p a p e r A d v k b t ih in o A g b n t , i
\
parilla e n t i r e l y
* 21 Merchant«’ KxchauKe, Han Fra&eisoo is tion of a steamer suited for this California, was duly iustulled, and lecture was very tiue, and d eliv­ .
our authorized agent. This paper is kept on file, ,
Y c ; a .**’*7^-lb J l
^ eurod her. It ay as
In his office.
trade. The vessel will be larger much was expected from him for ered iu an able and attractive man­ I
only shortly after
several reasons.
The Coquille ner. I t was a retrospective nud
than
the
Baudorille,
and
not
quite
that I was taken
T U E S D A Y , J U L Y 2, 1895.
prospective
view
of
tho
cause
o
f
tho s a m e
so large as the Blanchard, with a boys had their old niue except
mplaint, afTcct-
speed of twelve knots and o f light Nonda Anderson, who took C. temperance reform, in which she
my limbs nnd
draught. She w ill have good pas­ Lorenz’s left-field position, nnd rehOised the bistoiy of the move­ j hips, bo I just tried tho eamo medicine
ment under moral suasion nnd por­ with the samo result. M y wife and chil­
Geo.
Robinsou,
who
filled
centre-
senger accomodations and will serve
trayed its glorious triumph under dren take Hood’s Sarsaparilla whenever
only the traffic between the Coquille field, vice Teddy Baxter, who was legal suasiou.
! they feel the need of n medicine and it im­
ill. The old-“ new” pitcher, Claud
Other exercises consisted of mediately makes them feel better.
The H e r a l d has splendid club and San Francisco.
Reckner reading a portion of scripture by
This time our people may look j Nosier, did not play.
bing facilities with the best newspa­
pers published in the land. We offer up aud expect a service in their held the box and pitched a good Airs. Boutell, a prayer by Hon. J.
I Saves me doctor’s bills. I am an engineer,
The H e r a l d and tho New
II. Per ham was chosen J. Lamb.
j and well known in this locality.” Q. W .
interest, a service organized to be game.
!
W y a t t , W hite Bead H ill, Indian Ter.
.
York T W IC E - A - W E E K
mntually advantageous and satis­ umpire. Coqnille was first at the
The
H e r a l d bad a pleasant call
W O R LD , both for one year
bat.
last week from Air. aud Airs. J. H.
c u y La effect.
for only............................. $ 2 25 fied with legitimate profits from a
The following was the result of Sumerlin, Airs. Harmon and Alias
liberal patronage.
The basis o f
The H e r a l d and the Weekly
S. F. Examiner.................. 2 75 this patronage isalreadygaaranteed the game:
Cora, o f Lee. The North Fork C ALIFO RNIA'S B IM E T A L L IC CONVEN­
1 2 8 4 8 6 7 8 9
The H e r a ld and the Daily
TION.
for two years from this river to the
friends are prospering nicely.
San Francisco, June 25.— The
Examiner, including Sun­
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city by oar ever alort, thrifty and Ooquillo........ 2 1 0 0 4 7 2 3 3-22
iMarshtteld Hun.)
executive
committee appointed
day’s mammoth edition .. 7 80
Uondon........ 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 4
0 -8
O. A. R. comrades can get “ Tho public-spirited business man, Adam
The Coos Bay creamery is re­ by the recont bimetallic convention
The Bandon nine was composed
National Tribune,” published at Pershbaker, and now our own busi­ of F. Mehl, F. Burkhart, W ill­ ceiving 15,000 pounds of milk held in this city to issue a call for
a state convention to be held Au ­
Washiugton City, D. C., nt this ness community and the producers
daily.
iams, J. Emmitt, T. Egan, Bedil-
offico for S I a year in advance, or o f this valley will he expected to
Superintendent Barklow came gust 19 in this city, lias decided that
lion, G Frederick, Smeer, Bays.
with the H e r a l d , the two papers
Qver from the Coquille Inst week each county shall bo entitled to be
respond in fair proportion, and it
The Coquille nine embraced C. and has beeu visiting tho schools represented Py five delegates nt large
for *2.50!
will be to their interest to do so.
and one delegate for every 500 votes
Baxter, E. Norton, E. Reckner, D. on the bay for the last week.
H
11
T H E O O L D B U O M IC UOBE
or fraction thereof cast at tho last
A
bright outlook greets us. Johnson, N. Anderson, G. Robin­
||A IT
i* instantly killed by m-nding
general election.
GENERAL NEW S.
IM F 1 1 ). « 2-oent Htmup to the Ameri- This valley will have advantages
son, 8. Norton, M. O. B u z o d , B. E.
can Bimetallic League, Wash­
PERSECUTIONS DROPPED.
bquul
to
the
best,
and
such
as
are
ington, D. 0., and asking for free literature.
Nosier.
SWARTZ CONVICTED.
San Francisco, June 25.— Labor
Do it.
coveted by other localities for
The next league game will fake
Salem, June 29.— The trial of Commissioner Fitzgerald has re­
prompt aDd safe dolivpry o f tbeir place at Coquille City next Sunday, Alonzo Swnrlz, ou the charge of ceived a letter from tho department
products and returns o f their or­ between Coquille nod Empiro, and murder for killing his son, is con­ ot justice nt Washington that cases
much interest will centre it it.
Tho “ Twice-a-Woek" edition of ders.
cluded, and the jury, after three ngainst the members o f the A. Ii.
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the New York W orld (formerly the
ned n half hours’ deliberation, re­ U. who are charged with conspir­
See
The
Im
perial
Bicycle
ad.
“ W e had an epidemic of dysen­
lumed n verdict of murder in tlie acy would bo dismissed.
W eekly) has proved a phenominal
success. It is a semi-weekly of six tery in this vicinity Inst summer,”
Airs. Sheppard’s restaurant offords second degree. The first ballot of
I a « « I t «111*.
pages, mailed Tuesdays and Fridays; says SamuelS. l ’ollock, of Briceland, a new sign.
the jury Btood five for murder iu
the first degree, five for second
eight columns to the page; forty- Cal. “ I was taken with it and suf­
June 22.— Fin e weather at pres­
Mr. Root still improves from his degree and two for manslaughter. ent, but people are afraid it is
eight columns each issue. It gives fered severely until some one called
The sixth ballot showed them unani­ g ing to change.
the news fully half a week ahead my attention to Chamberlain’s Colic, late injuries.
The farmers
of any weekly paper, and, nt tho Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I
don’t want it to rain until they get
Mr. W ilkins is slowly improving; mous for the second degree.
On the evening of March 29th, tbeir hay in the baru.
same time, retains all the literary, procured a bottle and felt bettor af­
his fever has abated.
Swartz, living four miles east of
agricultural, miscellany and other ter the first dose. Before one-half
JamesCottou and fam ily returned
The term o f school closed last this city, wljile drunk, raised n from their home in Curry Mon­
features which made Tho Weekly of the bottle had been used I was
quarrel in bis family, and ntnbbed day. They have got Ferry Hatch­
World so popular. Y et the price is well. I recommended it to my AVednesday evening.
his 20-year-oM son, Edward, in the er’s place rented.
friends and their experience wns the
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Jack
AVoods
passed
through
to
Deck with a pocket-knife, severing
Your subscription will bo taken same. AVe all unite in saying it is
Audrew H all and fam ily are vis­
the best.” For sale by Dr. S. L the bay this morning with pro- the carotid artery, from the effects iting relations nud friends iu this
at this office.
of which wound Edward died vicinity.
duoo.
For snmple copy address The Loneve, druggist.
A pril 21st. Sentence will be pro­
W orld, N. Y.
Hardee Mast, AIrp. W. H. Brown
Dr. Strange left today for his
Prof. Kanematz makes us a good
nounced Saturday aftornoon. The nud daughter nnd son, visited Alyr­
home
at
Roaeburg.
H
e
will
retiru
customary motion for a new trial tle Point the last o f the week. Get
Arrangements have been made by report of the progress o f his silk
The worms will do about October 1st,
has been filed.
which wo can furnish this paper production.
there, Hardeo.
.(tho H erat , d ) and the Twico-n-Week better this season than last, and
There was a pleasant dance
FREAK OF A MAD WOMAN.
John Koon returned ’ last week
New York W orld all for $2.25 a the temperature is better thus far. from a visit to his old homo at
S p rin gfield ,!)., June 23.— Rey. giyen at the residence of Mr. Crib-
year. Take advantage of this offer
Paul C. Curnick closed tho meeting bum’ ou the night o f the 22d.
Miss Annie Laird is succeeding Troy, N ew York.
and get your own local paper ami
tonight at St. Paul’s Methodist They ail had a fino time and went
tho Twico-a-Woek W orld nt this very well, handling at this experi­
Mr. E lliott is putting up a nice Episcopal church, the largest aud off well satisfied.
ment about
10,000 silkworms. new home on their property in the wealthiest ia tho city, with an im­
Jeff Crosby and wife visited
special rate
C oquille C it y H erald .
Othor sub stations—ono at M yrtle northeast part of town.
pressive appeal to the people not friends nt Fairview Inst weok.
R. G. Surnerliu, who has been
Christians.
Point, manngod by Mrs. Fanny
Sam Norton purchased ono of
Lord Rosebery is out; Lord Salis­
Stepping from tho pulpit to the working for Jap Yoakara, on Coos
Warner, ono in Marion county by
the Im perial bicycles from G. F. chancel, he extended to a young river, has returned to his home at
bury is in; and “ old huckleberry-
Mrs. M ary K illeu, aud others at
We welcome you back, Rube.
Boutell, the county agent. I t is a man the right hand of fellowship. Lee.
is on the way.
other points—report favorably.
J. H. Sumerlin and wife, and
He then asked members to come
daisy.
forward and shake hands with new Mis. Harman, visited Coquille the
A most interesting document ap­
Uuele P rovit and Bert Dean
Mr. and Airs. John Alorris have converts.
last of the week.
pears on the 1st page of the H er ­ came down again from tbeir mines
come down from the ranch" above
Among those who wont forward
AA’ illiam Harman, made Norway
ald today.
It is the dissenting opin­ to await returns from assays.
town and will spend the 4th here wore Miss Laura Nicholson, aged a visit the first of the week.
ion of Justice Harlan of the U. S. They made a new discovery in
30, aud Airs. M. E. Kinney.
Alias Cora Harman, who lias
at their home.
supreme court ou the Into income their
last prospecting, having
In the midst of this impressive been stoppiug at Coos river, has
Brette Clark came in last week ceremony Miss Nicholson hurried returned to hor home.
AVe are
found a copper ledge o f immense
tax law. Read it.
T ofsy .
proportions, which will turn out from the Nobles ranch aud will to where Mrs. Kinney was stand­ glad to see you Cora.
And now U. S. Judge Ross of 500 pounds o f copper to the ton of spend the 4th with his father at ing nnd excitedly exclaimed in loud
voice;
"Y o u r hat ia not on Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
southern California sustains Mrs. rock. It is boundless in quantity, Air. and Airs. E lliott’s.
World’* Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
straight.”
Stanford’s demurrer to the U. S. too. H ere is a chance for some­
The editor received two beautiful
Mrs. Kinney turned, whereupon
I Coast Mail. |
collecting $15,000,000 from the body.
bouquets yesterday, one each from Miss Nicholson let out a whoop,
»
The grippe has broken out again
and,
grabbing
for
Airs.
K
in
n
ey’s
Stanford estate of money that was
Tho stnto agricultural college Miss Ella Wickham aud Aliss bonnet, crushed it into a shapeless at Lib b y nud there are some severe
stolen from tho government while
Thanks, young
A tta c k s reported, among whom is a
concluded its commencement extr- L illy AVtlson.
mass.
The congregation looked:
daughter of Geo. M iller.
ho (Stanford) wns posing as a patriot,
on with amazement. Theu taking:
cises last week, aud wo observe friends.
If. A. Graham was brought in
good citizen and gentleman.
It
oat
the
bonnet
pin
the
woman
I
A
number
o
f
new
buildings
haye
among the 13 who received the de­
on a stretcher this noon. A rock
might be the right caper for tho
threw
the
bat
across
the
church
and
gree o f Bachelor o f Scientific A g ­ been put up iu various parts o f
with a demented laugh sprang ut fell upon him in the mine, ami the
government to now seize “ Judge”
riculture, our young friend Milton town the pust mouth, and several Mrs. Kinnev, stabbing her repeat­ extent of his injuries are not yet
Ross as party to the crime and send
determined.
O. Stemler of Coos. The I I ehald more are in hand and more prom­ edly in the left aim with the pin.
him behind the bnrs.
ised. I t is not a boom that has
Mrs.
K in n ey
screamed and
gre its him.
turned to esenpe, but the infuriated
3
The outing season is fu lly upon struck us, but just an evidence of
A groat fire has just befallen San
woman held hor, furiously jabbing
progress
o
f
a
substantial
cliurncter.
Francisco, destroying property bo- us, and many a camping outfit is
the small stiletto into her body.
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Pustor Curnick nnd several dea­
tween Third and Fifth, and includ­ seekiug tho bench or the moun­ S i i m ii«tr** F o u r t h a VI o i I ii I C o n te st.
June30.— Sumner’s fourth I)em - cons rushed to the scene, but with I
in g Brannau, Bryant and Buxomo tain to spend a fortnight at rest
orest medal contest was held by a yell that frightened 700 persons'
streets to the number of 275 build­ and relaxation.
the workers o f the AV. C. T. U. out of their wits Miss Nicholson 1 K fJ h r rP Q — 40 acres extra fine
ings, including many mills and man­
N e rv o u s .Prostration.
June 29th, Mias A lice Beyers pre­ struck another woman, bounded up yj V n o t GO boUoni lnnd| nI1 in,proTcj
ufacturing establishments, working­
an aisle and out o f doors, striking nnd well located; fair house, good apple,
E. AV. Jov C o m p a n y — Geutlonieu: siding.
prune and cherry orchards, good barn, best
men’s homes, stores, churches, etc. I have suffered from a nervous pros­
The following program wns ob­ aside those who tried to detain her. of water for household and stock in abund
Miss
Nichol
ion
wns
sent
to
an
asy-1
nneo. About 1 mile from uostoffice, close
The loss will bo a full million of tration from financial losses.
Cnn served:
lam five years ago, but was re­ to river and creamery, aud good school,
Singing.
dollars. It started on tho night of say Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla has
with county road running on one side of
Scripture reading by Mrs. AV’ ill- leased after a year’s Jetentiou.
place. Inquire at
H E R A LD OFFICE.
June 27th. Tho origin of tho tire cured me. My liver, stomach and
rOISONED DY A SPIDER.
son.
bowels have been very inactive, but
is not determined.
Cincinnati, Ohio, June 23.— AV.
l ’ rayer by Mrs. Boutell.
since taking your remedy I am
N o 1, Fred W illson— The Cry of C. Owen, representative from the
entirely
well.
All
business
men
The Bnudon Scientific and Class­
Ashland district of Kentucky, wiio
and women should use i t
Please 1’oday.
ical School, under Prof. Hodgin, an­ publish. (Signed.)
No. 2, Lilbern Boon— The Farm ­ defeated Breokenridge, was poi- j
soiled by a spider’s bite, and bis
er’s Side.
nounces its fall term in the H erald
Mn. AA’ m . H en r y J o n e s ,
H e wns
No. 3, Miss Lulu Boon —Personal condition ia alarming.
today. Prof. Hodgin says: “ Our
Butte, M ont
! bitten a week ago. H is arm is ter­ RpJ Front Hniliding—np-staira— Front St.
Responsibility.
aim is not to run in opposition to
Duet by Aliases Mary and Lucy ribly swollen. H e lias been attend- j
COQUILLE C IT Y .
Backache, Dizziness, Tiredness,
tho public schools, or private schools give way to Joy’s A’ egctable Sarsap­ Black— H e’s aDruuknrd To-night. I ing th« races here, put left hurriedly |
for
home
last
night
on
a
special
1
teaching common school branches; arilla.
No. 4, Miss Zoe W illson— The
Main.
A doctor in tho city told
-
. .
——
Bugle is Calling.
but to offer to the young of this
IKnndon Recorder. 1
No. 5, W illie Cavanaugh— Am er­ film that his arm would have to be
vicinity advantages not obtainable
amputated to save his life.
lie .
Daniel Giles was in town Mon­ ica’s Joshua.
in this section of the country else­ day, having come down with a scow
A t this point the judges, Airs. '■ goes to have his home surgeon do
where, i. e., academic courses three load of brick, the first shipment Lawrence, *Alr. Stock aud Mr. the work.
H e was suffering se­
years beyond tho common school for tile lighthouse buildings.
Tompkins, retired, while a duet verely when he left here at 10 J
for a limited number is the
A couple of families arrived was reidered by Misses Mary nud o’clock p. in.
branches.”
price of the
hero on Monday evening Inst to Lucy Black, a recitation by Aiiss A KASHAS “ REDEEM ER” O FFICIAL
8HAHINO HIS U N D E R LIN G S SA L­
Dr. Price’s Cream B aking Powder visit the bench, where they are Ethel Boon and a recitation also by
ARY.
staying for recreation and the ben­ Miss Joey B ejers. Another duet
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair. San Francisco.
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Topeka, Knns., June 23.— G ov­
efit of their health, nnd more are wns sung by Misses Mary and Lucy
The Leading Reform Journal,
fto tlrr la
on the way. They came all the way Black.
ernor M orrill today requested the
FubU tktd at the N ational Capital.
Patrons not belonging to the Co­ from Los Angeles, California, a
The judges then returned and resignation o f \\\ G. Bird, state
quille Dairymen’s Union will re­ distance o f between 1600 nnd 1700 awarded the medal to Miss Willson labor commissioner. I t was shown
It is a neatly-printed sixteen-
page journal, and should he
ceive 10 cents ;>er pound butterfat miles. They brought their own ns the most proficient eloeutiocist. that bird httd. since Ins possession j
read by every reformer.
in milk delivered nt Cmiuille wagons aud tents with them and Books were awarded to Nos. 1 nod of office, required each o f his two
Samf-U Copies Sent on Application
Creamery from June 8th until fur­ were about 40 days and nights on 5.
clerks to pay *16.(56 per month out
ther notice.
the long dreary road, exclusive o f
There wns a good audience and o f their salary. H e claimed that ;
NATIONAL WATCHMAN,
C o q u i l l e D a i r y m e n ’ s U n i o n . stoppages.
WASHINCTON, D. C.
Now when people the young people are very much the money wns to be used to em­
l’er C. Romandar, Manager.
would come here all the way interested iu the educational work. ploy tnotber clerk that the legis­
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from Los A ngeles—the country They ate all accomplishing a great lature had failed to make provision
“ W hat’s Jim a-doin’ of sense he o f the angels—surely they must deal o f good, as they have had ex­ for.
The fibove paper, tho National
graduated?” “ H e’s a-workin’ for consider the attractions o f onr j cellent selections ami rendered them
Bird has refused to resign and Watchman, ami C O Q U IL L E C IT Y
the man that wrote his graduation > beach even superior to that now 1 so well. This is the genetal opinion the gevernor threatens to institute, H E R A L D both for one rear for $2
speech."
iu advance.
poaecsbed by the celestials.
uf those prescut.
C oleus .
crim iial proceedings.
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Nice M o ie for Sale
italic aid Hair Dressing
D O N ’T ST O P TO B A C C O
How to
Cure Yourself White Using
Tobacco.
ii EicMip--
CO Acres of lend
near Drain, Doug!»«
county, t *r. W e'l adapted to fruit or pend •
try; will bo exchanged for land or town
property k: this oouuty.
For particulars enquire at H xucald office,
or luldnss Illl.Y U o , Coqnille, Oregon.
Tho tobacco habit grows on a man
until his nervous system is seriously
affected, impairing health, comfort
aud happiness. To quit suddenly is |
too severe a shock to the system, ns
tobacco, to nil inveterate user, be- j
comes a stimulant that hia system
continually craves. Baco-Curo is a !
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after the formula of an eminent l ’c r -!
lin physician who has used it in his
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! use all the tobacco you want, while
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j when to stop. AVo give a written
guaranty to permanently cure any
cane with three boxes, or refund the
j money with 10 per cent interest,
j Baco-Curo is not a substitute, but a
I scientific cure, that cures without the
! aid of will power and with uo incon­
venience.
I t leaves the system as
pure and free from nicotine as tho
day before you took your first chew
or smoke.
Sold by all druggists,
with our ironclad guaranty, at $1
per box; three boxes (thirty days’ !
treatment), $2.50; or sent direct on
receipt of price. Writo for bookletI
nnd proofs.
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AVisconsin.
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$ 1 0 0 .0 0
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during the preceding month.
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object of this offer is to en­
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Fame time we wish to Impress
the fact that
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It’s the Simple,
Trivial Inventions
That Yield Fortunes
—such as Do Long’s ílook
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* Safety Pin.” “ Pigs In Clo­
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Almost overy one conceives
O
a bright idea at some timo or
othor. Why not put it /n prac­
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618 F Street, Northwest,
WASHINGTON, D. 6.
f*r-The responsibility of this company
may bo Judged by the tact tiiat its
stock is held by over one thousand
of the leading newspapers in tho
United 6tatos.
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'¿’lie ifallroutf.
[From theRoseburg Review.!
I dreampt a dream the other night
When nil around wns still;
I thought I heard tho iron horse
Hoot down the mid Coquille,
cp H E E E NICE LEVEL L O T 8 -
Wheu in the morning bright and clear
I awoke and looked around,
No rumbling noise disturbed my ear;
No railroad could bo found.
Or. Main street, between Gth and 7th, W ood­
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I wondered to myself awhile,
I f I could thus mistake,
And all the seeming noise I heard
Could only be a “ fake.”
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When I inquired what it meant
And why there was such delay,
I was informed by the railroad folk.
The farmers barred the right-of-way.
Or Trustees
They say the farmers kick nnd buck.
And with the exception of a lew,
Demanded nil their farms were worth
To pass tho railroad through.
Now come, my brothe r formers, corno,
And put on n bus in ess air,
I f the man agoment means business,
Let us meet them on tho square.
Let us show thorn wo arc up to date,
And not to progress lost,
And that we avo quite anxious
For a railroad to tho coast.
When the rai lrond is completed,
Tho farms will raise in price;
W e’ ll reach the markets of tho world,
Oh, won’ t it be bo nice?
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Then open up the line, my friends,
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