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Newspaper Page Text«$ q u W r C its p e r s il After 40 years of “ fair and speedy PU B LIS H E D E V E R Y - TU E S D A Y adjudisation,Superior Judge O’Brien decided last Tuesday in favor of J. 8. M 'E W E N & D. F. DEAN, the city of Oakland, Cal., against Editor« and Proprietors. the Water Front Co., otherwise the Devoted io ih « material and aooial up Southern Pacific R. R. Co., involv building of the Coquille Valley particularly a n d of Goo« County generally. ing title to 11 miles of waterfront — Subscription, per year, in advanoe, $2. not just the whole earth, to be sure, P. FISHER, N kwspapii A dvkbtisimu A obnt , but the city of Oakland and much 31 Mero haut«' Kachan««, Ban Franc lac o la # « v authorised agent. This paper la kept on file, of the state of California— valued Cm his office. at many millions of dollars. The T U E S D A Y , J U L Y 23, 1895. decision, it is said, “ does not pass THE GOLDBUO MICKOHE directly on the title of third par la iustnntly killed by aeadin« . . to . the . * .r i ties holding small portions bought l l ! } I I I . a . -cent . stamp Arnei V maia oan BimetallicLeapue, Wa«h- in good faith from the W ater Front ngton, D. (l., and asking for free literature. Co.” W e should like to know D o it . what title can pass from a company The British steamer Washtenaw, that had no title, and for property floating the American flag, reached which the law says from the first San Francisco on the 9th inst. after cannot be alienated from the pub a long trip of 93 days from New lic ownership and use? But the York. She had 2000 tons of steel decision goes further and makes rails and other railroad material for the new San Joaquin Valley railroad. another puncture in the law against Tracklaying will commence upon the people and in the interest of the arrival of the first consignment the robbers; it says: “ The city at Stockton. cannot take possession o f wharves I t is said by the great daily pa built by the railroad company with pers, through the Associated Press out paying for the improvements. telegrams especially, that Mr. Cleve W ell, the court need not have let land is laying wires for a third itself down in that manner at all. term, and that the mission of Sec Although the railroad company retary o f W ar Lamont, and Car maliciously took possession of the lisle’s private secretary, Van Sendon, public property, and was using to this coast is to forward the it for Its sole advantage and to chances. W e are willing. H e is exclude opposition, or competition, John Sherman’s candidate, and W ell street’s and John Bull’s, and one it made the improvements at its own might as well waste a ballot against risk, on lands it had no title to, and a Tory as a Hessian— if that ballot should have been left to the mercy is to be in vain. of the people. The court seems to The great currency questien de- intervene as if the people were like bate between the great g. o. p. war- the corporation octopus, playing The people horse, Roswell G. Horr, the hired only a grab game. only ask what is right and fair— and paid-for gold-bug writer for the New York Tribune, and W. H. nothing more; and court or no court, Harvey, the author of “ Coin’s Finan while it is both the common and cial School,” opened at Chicago last written law, should accept noth Tuesday. Mr. H orr opened the dis ing less. I f this principle of the cussion and explained the condi law was carried out in n few in tions of the debate, in the course stances; if the courts would not o f which he endeavored to befog hold off their decisions for 40 years, and mystify the question in these and make them for good and all words: “ The question of currency time, there would be no such devil is a very complicated one, and there ment enacted in the future, nor any are some features of it about which where— those bold bandits would the ablest men of the world have take fewer chances. L e t the law been differing for years." Just so, in the case work out its own pro and the whole trouble comes from tection of the offender, and let the those self-styled “ ablest men of the penalty provided by the law effect world” tinkering with the matter, for the public against a gang of either ignorantly — hardly that, either, for “ ablest men in the world” robbers called a corporation as it — or viciously. But, while Mr. Har would against an individual who vey has been humble in his opinions even ignorantly trespasses on the as to being one of the “ ablest men public rights or the rights of a fel in the world,” being retired and low individual— stand the chances; studious, giving currency on the printed page to historical and com the law is all right, we suppose The amount mon sense views and making no just sock it to ’em. pretentions to eloquence on ths ros they mignt possibly lose will be i trum, yet he will sustain the truth greater in proportion than that of in the issue, although it will not the private individual. I f we im effect Mr. Horr nor give him horr prove our neighbor’s farm, even ible dreams. ignorantly, the law decides the question, and if our neighbor com "W hen doctors differ,” etc., of course the patient is allowed to promises with us, why he is a good die, but when lawyers differ we are neighbor, to our mind. L Additional Locals. A ND N O T D E C ID E D YET. C tss q C vsrt Ten Assessor Hnnseo went to Bandon yesterday. Ordered that the following named persons be paid the sums set oppo Hotel meeting Friday evening, site their respective names for per diem and mileage at May, 1895, Jnly 26, at little church. term o f circuit court: Mrs. Lnvine is on a visit to the JUBOB8, RZOULAR PIXEL. home ranch on the lower river. J D Culbertson..................... $16 80 Charley H eller, o f Dora neigh John Lennon........................ 2 20 borhood, was doing town yesterday. Henry K ern .......................... 21 60 Attend the hotel meeting at the John Lester, G ...................... 16 80 little church Friday evening, Jnly Wm Lawhorn....................... 32 80 J B Hunt. . . . • • * • ............... 36 00 26th. J H Jones, G ........................ 16 00 G. F. Boutell has disposed o f W M H ite ............................ 19 60 another o f his snperb bicycles. R C M u ir.............................. 38 80 John Koon was the purchaser. John W Benson.................... 33 00 38 40 The Wrenshalt brothers got off J L Randleman................ on the steamer Bandorille without A J Mayse............................ 24 00 getting to visit their frieuds here. J D Clinton, G ..................... 16 80 A Cavanaugh........................ 6 60 The Bandon woolen mills con. J A Lehnherr....................... 37 40 tinue to make large shipments o f J F Mast, G .......................... 16 80 their goods to Han Francisco every J B Dully, G ....................... 12 80 steamer. L C Gibson, G ...................... 16 00 A teachers’ examination will be W T K ite (R ig h t)................ 35 40 C I K im e............................... 36 00 held at Marshfield beginning at S S Endicott........................ 25 00 1 p. m. Wednesday, August 14th. C E G ilb e rt.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 00 See notice. Henry G rady.............. 36 80 A large number o f the Home J E Quick,............................. 37 60 Comfort steel ranges were deliv W W (N W) Leneve, G ........15 60 ered to purchasers cn the Sonth WITNESSES BEEOKE GRAND JURY. Fork last week. Eric Johnson........................ $ 3 W ord from Mrs. George Scbroe- Alex H a ll......... der and Miss E lla is to the effect J T Meadows. . . that both are doing well aod will J M F a n b u rg ... W H S H y d e ... soon be fully recovered. John S n yder... Miss N o r « Weldon, who was L A Lawhorn........ hnrt so badly recently on a trestle E P Mast............... on the railroad near the creamery, Mrs Wm Mast.. . . 10 80 w ill aoon be about again. 4 20 Smith Bailey....... 3 20 County Aaaesor Hansen came M aggie Buchanan. 3 20 over from the bay last. Thursday Ed T Jennings... 3 20 evening, visited at his home a day R M ille d g e .. . 3 20 or ao and then struck out for new Gow W h y ............. fields for official work. MPROVED FARM OF ! « • ACRES good fruit and grain land in Rogue River Valley, for exchange for a small place near a town in Coos county, or sub urban property. J. LIND&LEY, 46 3m] Beagle, Jackson countv, Oregon* I Our form er townsman, W. H. Nosier, o f E l Cajon, Cal., has moved to San Diego. H e speaks very hopefully o f the Populist out look at the next election in that sectiou. Dr. Dean Clark, the lecturer on Spiritualism, gave his last lecture in this place at the little church Inst Sunday night, on the subject, What is Spiritualism?” H e took his departure this morning for val ley points, thence for his home in California. TOR SALE. — Nice residence prop- * erty, new house and nicely and, conveniently located for residence on H all street, one door south o f H e r a l d office. For further information enquire o f or address, 31-3m j S. L. L eneve . The school board o f this district, No. 8, held a meeting last Saturday night, the chief object o f which was to elect a teacher or teachers for our public school the approach ing term. A large number o f ap plications bad been filed by Secre tary Rich, Hnd probably Dever so many by teachers o f experience and high standing. However, the board accepted the tender of Prof. A. L . Briggs, o f Silverton, who takes entire charge o f the school and furnishes his own assistants, subject to the control o f the board. P ro f. Briggs comes highly recom mended, with an experience o f 8 years and acceptable service o f suc cessive years at one place. H e is a professional teacher, o f high mornl character, and will come pledged to build up onr school in terests, and if acceptable, to per manent citizenship and educational work. The school will open the 1st Monday in October, and it is the hope o f the board that this is the turning point in tbe prosperity o f our school system aud the unifi cation o f tbe people for its advance ment aud good results. between the devil and the deep sea The advantages of the salary sys as to justice and righteouess. A t tem for county officers, as compared torney General Crane of Texas with the former fee system in this ruled that no prize-fight or “ glove state, are beginning to show up in contest” could take place at Dallas such manner ns to commend the between Corbett and Fitzsimmons, change. I t is one of the prin as the law was plain and implicit ou ciples promulgated by the Populists, the point of prohibition, and the and was seen to be so reasonable penalty clause was sound. U. S. and prospectively popular that the Senator Mills, himself a leading law legislature of ’93 adopted it regard yer, claims the authorship of the less o f party lines. County Audi law and pronounces it good and tor Pope of Multnomah reports to effective against the proposed Dal the county court that that county has las show. But now comes Judgo made a saving of $9388.05 in the (?) George H. Clark of Waco, the past six months. smart-Aleck of the bar in that state and the thorn-in-tho-side of all “ W e had an epidemic of dysen good intentions on the part of the tery in this vicinity last summer,” The Pioneer’s reunion o f Coos people since they retired him says Samuel S. Pollock, of Briceland, county will be held at Bandon this for his demagogy, who seeks Cal. “ I was taken with it and suf year, commencing September 5th -every opportunity to give the fered severely until some one called and continuing two days. H ereto my attention to Chamberlain’s Colic, people trouble and to occasion con Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I fore it Las bleu customary to de£ tempt for law and decency, with an procured a bottle and felt better af pend upon tbe town where the opinion that “ there ia now no law ter the first dose. Before one-half meeting was held to provide for tbe upon the statute books of Texas of the bottle had been used I was entertaining o f the members o f tbe well. I recommended it to my prohibiting pugilist'c encounters, association, bat it has been decided friends and their experience was the ow ing to the inconsistencies of the same. W’e all unite in saying it ia that each en arrangement was an recent law, and that there is no the b est” For sale by Dr. S. L injustice, hence it was arranged power in the state to interfere with Leneve, druggist that the entertainment ahonld be the exhibition,” etc. What a pity in tbe form o f a picnic. However damages are not provided against B u S a n , «tt r a ll.a . the people o f the Coqnille valley such legal counsellors, and they Harmony is tbe name o f a are supposed to prepare to enter punished criminally for aiding and monthly magazine devoted to banda tain our visiting friends or mem- «bettin g violations of the laws. The and orchestras published at The hers from Cooe bay, and that when penalties and costs should be as Dalles, Oregon. I t is the universal the meetings are held on Cooe bay sessed against such. There is no verdict o f all who have examined tbe people on that side will supply mistaking the intent and spirit of it, that it le the neatest and spiciest tbe picnic dinner. T b e secretary, such laws, and they are much more journal o f the kind published, aud Miss Mary Harris, would be glad than all the hemming-and-hawing at the low subscription price it bas to know wbo are coming to Bandon «b ou t words and their various mean been placed, should be in the hands this year, so that proper arrange ings by a set of bribed, jack- of every musician in the Uniteti ments can be made, and if those legged lawyers. The enforcement States. Your name with those of wbo contemplate joining in the fes o f such laws wrongs no one, nor ! your local musicians will b r¡D g tivities will notify her by card ad robs a single - citizon of his rights, j ,o u a samplecopv. Address, J. G. ¡ dressed to M yrtle Point, it will aid while they do >enrht the public ami M iller, editor and publisher, The her very much in the preparations sustain the good name and moral Dalles, Oregon. for the occaeiou. T b e pioneers of statusof the state and community. — ■ ----------- ! Curry county are cordially invited Our Oregonian duba such practi- , ISatlee t . Dairymen. to join in the celebration o f the turners “ designing and irresponsible Patrons not belonging to the Co- events o f early days, and to be men the companions and apologists quills Dairvmen’s Union will re- prepared to add data and statistics o f crim inals— and we accept the ceive 10 cents |ier pound butterfat that will enable the historian, Mrs. definition as very apt Then let in milk delivered at Coqnille Ada E. Egenhoff, to gather in the them lie punished as particeps erim- Creamery from June 8th until fur- facts concerning our earlv history, inis in the devilment which they tlier notice. I t is hoped that every old settler instigate, and cut them off from CoQUll.LK D airym en ’ s U n io n , along the coast will join in the fes- privileges before the court. (P e r C. Romander, Manager. tivitieso f the occasion. Makes the Blood Pure This it the secret of the cure« by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Read this: MI am so glad to w rit« that I am now in per fect health and it in all because Hood’s Sarsa parilla m a d e my blood pure. My h e a l t h broke d o w n with troubles p e c u l i a r to women, m y nervous sys tem* was shat tered and I had to take my bed. The physician said there was little hope for me. A neighbor told of wonderful cures by Hood’s Harsa- parilla and I decided to try it. When I had taken 3 bottles, I could sit up and now I am perfectly well and strong. Hood’s Sarsaparilla h u done all this for mo.” M rs . C. F. FADiutm, La 1‘latta City, Colorado. K ln n r l’ a D i l l e cur# habitual constipo- n U O C l a w l l t a fcioa. l'rlcia 2So. por box. Lew is Morgan and wife, of near Dubuque, Iowa, are new-comers to reside in this section. Mr. M. ia a nephew o f our old townspeople, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Collier. Arrivals by Arago Friday, July 19: Miss Alice Graham, Mrs. E. 8. Reed, Mrs. A. B. Taylor, Miss Helm a Stora, Miss Sophy Brunei), Ernst SkarBtar, Mrs. E. Skarstar, A. Backman, Miss Jarvis, aud 26 in Steerage. Prof. Kanematz yesterday re ceived a sample o f cocoons from Mrs. Mary K illen , o f Hnbbard, Mariou county. They are very pretty. Tbe lady is much pleased with the results o f ber trial, and SPECIAL VENIRE— STATE VS BATCHER. takes greater courage thereat for Wm Bremer............................ $6 20 ber effort next aeaaon. Prof. K an C B K e lly ............................... 2 20 ematz reports his mulberry trees as J P McConnell....................... 6 20 all doing well. E F Swearingen..................... 6 20 R J C oke................................ 2 20 Nervous P r ostration. Win Saunder.......................... 2 20 E. W. J oy C ompany — Gentlemen: George Hunt........................... 2 20 T J D avis................................. 2 00 I have suffered from a nervous pros Can James W a ll............................. 6 00 tration from financial losses. Geo W ilson............................ 2 20 say Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla has Wm Turpin............................ 2 20 cured me. M y liver, stomach and J H B ogue............................. 2 20 bowels have been very inactive, but Norris Jensen.......................... 7 20 since taking your remedy I ain A ll business men W W W hittington.................. 2 00 entirely well. Please Jasper M o o n ........................... 2 00 and women should use i t W D L F Smith...................... 2 00 publish. (Signed.) M b . W m . H enp . y J ones , Jas W e s t . . . ............................ 2 00 Butte, M ont S B C a th c a rt........................... 2 00 WITNESSES. Reuben Summerlin...............$14 Jas Hervey;1. . ...................... 14 Fay H e rv e y ;......................... 10 14 Hardy M aati. . . . . . . J B F o x . .... ........ ................ 11 Crocket Krantz. . . . . . . . . . . . 16 A C Summerlin..................... 14 Lawson Lawhorn................. 9 E P M ast..... ........................ 9 Fred Mast............................. 8 L L B u rten sh a w ................... 2 George N orris...................... 10 J H Minard........................... 12 Webb Mast........................... 14 Mrs Wm Most...................... 6 M L Krantz........................... 12 Thos Coke............................. 9 Geo W Stevenson............... . 12 A J Mayse............................. 12 J M Summerlin..................... 14 J S Coke, s r . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . 2 A D Boone............................ 2 SPECIAL VENIBE— STATE VS 80 60 80 60 20 20 20 00 20 80 40 20 60 20 20 60 80 20 20 MANNING. J H M in a r d ........................ $ J J Birch............................... J A Palmer..................... G RCam m an......................... C L Moon.............................. R W G etty............................ Jas W a ll................................ E O H a ll.. ............................ David Morse, j r ..................... Hy P lo eg er........................... Jas West. . . .......................... Walter Oldland.................... Wm Klahn............................ Matt Klokus.......................... M J Krantz........... ............... E F Swearingen.................... L J Sipes............ G A Smith............................. Andrew Olsen....................... M A Epperson...................... WITNESSES— STATE VS OWENS. Backacho, Dizziness, Tiredness, give way to Joy’s Vegetable Sarsap arilla. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 8 8 2 2 2 4 MANNIXO W H SherraM , ; ................. Mrs S J Sberrard................. Mrs Sarah Jdhnsen . . . , . . . . Mary M Johnson.................. Msrtin Sherrard................... Rosa Brown'.......................... H A B a y .............................. Archia B a y ................. Fred Cavanaugh................... B F R o s s ............................ Martin Millar........................ Alex Bruce............. E L o ll.................................... Mrs E L o ll............................ J B D ulley............................ Thos Coke............................. J A Lenan............................. II J Cussans.......................... R J Coke............................... 00 00 00 20 20 20 20 00 00 00 00 00 20 20 00 00 00 20 20 00 (Maruhtleld Nan.) W. A . Smith was in from tbe Sixes mines Inst week. H e reports that A. C. Wilson has struck it lich and is taking out on an aver- nge o f $22 to the man. C. F. Doe, tbe San Francisco capitalist, was in Marshfield last week. H e lias large interests on the Coquille and was on bis return from yiewing them. G. W, Tribbey has an invention on a mowing machine thnt is at tracting the attention of the farm ers, and promises to become a valu able piece of property to the inven tor. The employes in James F orty’s logging camp at Sumner went out on a strike for free board, which they claim loggers nre receiving in other camps. Their demand was not heeded and they quit work. David Landles, who tried to end his life hy stabbing himself with a pocketknife three times in tbe region o f the heart, was brought to town last week and Dr. Horsfall, attending physician, has some hopes o f his recovery though the chances are against him. Dean & Co. received information from the owners o f the steamer Blanchard that they intend to place another boat on the Portland-San Francisco route and have selected the fast steam schooner Truckee. She will make the same way-ports made bv the Blanchard. 80 80 20 20 60 00 00 00 20 40 80 80 00 00 00 00 00 00 60 IContianad h»xt wmkj Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder IV e e M i-A ^ -A oa —a —| m — HliJorna w 'a s ■■ ■ u ni§E««A esa a s D ipauoia* K s 8 - b a g ■* k 2 . £ ; g.,8 S H 3 a Igssr • 2S ^ » ero a« o a 3 o P Ï. e ? » 5 5 r* ft? 3 s b s 5 s 3 sr * ® sr. sr. g « 5 • o 2 0 s ^ M 99 - B. O » 8 ID in 8 0 The Bandon Recorder, in men tioning the new ocean steamer to be bnilt for the Coqnille-San Fran cisco trade says: “ The stock in tbe vessel will be divided into 64 shares, oyer one-halt o f which should be taken on tbe river to se cure the proper control and insure success to the Enterprise. The ee- ti mated cost o f a veseel, each ss is needed for this trade, ie $25,000, so that a share will cost the purchaser about $400. 8 §■ 8 3 » f 1 ” ' l Y a* C 's s B.J- c »1 » - S’ U ir. pr D -1 a « ii =T IS ® ■O £ 3 S - $100.00 Given Away Every Month n u i.n its k a p i i h . y L E ir n n . N ew York, July 18.— Notwith standing the many promises o f the “ bond syndicate” to prevent the exportation o f American gold, | $750,000 was shipped to London on i Satuiday’s steamers. The rate of exchange is so high thnt importers o f coffee and sugar find it cheaper to buy gold. The exports o f the present week will b9 fully $1,000,000, with good pros pects of a steady increase for the future. The “ syndicate” say it is all right, and that it is the “ ordi nary course o f business," and can’ t be helped. j ° p 1 ® a P-M sr. 3 * F-» _ 00 er 3 C ft (13 f ♦ ■ o" 2 £ a It (13 O gf B £ a -s- go T* a* a a Sf CD I t is said that John D. Rocke feller is to give his daughter, Edith only $1,900,000 on ber marriage, instead o f the $40,000,000 about which so many newspaper corres pondents have been exclaiming. ► ► ► > THE PRESS CLAIMS GO. P h ilip W. A v ir e t t , Gen. M gr., 618 F Street, Northwest, WASHINGTON, D. C. t^*Th e responsibility of this company may bo Judged by the fact that its stock is held by over one thousand of the leading newspapers in the United States. To the Uniortunate. D B . G IB B O N S ’ DISPENSARY, 623 Kearney S i., Joy's for tlie Jailed and Good Health for all Mankind. JO Y’S V E G E TA B LE SA R S A P A R ILLA . d ru gs or deadly pois on. J o y ’ a V e g e t a b le Sarsaparilla ro b a th e blood o f a ll its impuri- Ile a , a n d courses all these impur*- _____ ____» flW C om p lain ts ElkL ^ J o JUW and Kidney Affections, 3 r- o ver.” “ Air Brake,” etc. Almost every one conceives a bright idea at some time or other. Why not put it in prae- tlcal use? YOUR talents may lie in this direction. May make your fortune. Why not try? :: :: :: “ w t W Write for further Information and mention this paper. Q w PrnaftiftCM «»I ih «* K j - m l i m t o Ore IVot K c r j » t h e Cstild I n III«? I ’o u n i r j . l g 3*3 UruRouiani The tobacco habit grows on a man until hiB nervous system is seriously affected, impairing health, comfort and happiness. To quit suddenly is too Bevere a shock to the system, as tobacco, to an inveterate user, be comes a stimulant that bis Bystem continually craves. Baco-Curo is a scientific cure for the tobacco habit, in all its forms,carefully compounded after tbe formula of an eminent Ber lin physician whe has used it in his private practice since 1872, without u failure, purely vegetable and guar anteed perfectly harmless. You can use all tbe tobacco you want, while taking Baco-Curo; it will notify you when to stop. W e give a written guaranty to permanently cure any case with three boxes, or refund the money with 10 per cent interest. Baco-Curo is not a substitute, but a scientific cure, that cures without tbe aid of will power and with no incon venience. I t leaves tho system ns pure and free from nicotine as the day before you took your first chew or smoke. Sold by all druggists, with our ironclad guaranty, at $1 rCoftst Mail.I per box; three boxes (thirty days’ Abe L. Nosier has been absent treatment), $2.50; or sent direct on receipt of price. W rite for booklet from this county for some years and proofs. Eureka Chemical & is at Albion, Mendiciuo conuty, M’f’g Co., M ’f ’g Chemists, La Crosse, California, and is doing well. One of the colored miners started Wisconsin. for Coqmllu City on Tuesday from Iltaadon Recorder. 1 Beaver H ill and upon his arrival W. Boyd is rushing the track and found he was miuus a check for He getting ready for the races which $48 which be just received. are to come off August 8, 9 and 10, came back to the junction near at this place. There will be some Cooledo and looking along the track found bis check and was horses here from California. ^ T h e tug Triumph was put on the h“ ppy- ways, at Parkersburg, and is under Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder going a thorough overhauling, this Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair. San Pranciaco. --------------------------------------- week. A watermelon train was wrecked W. C. Cheeney, manager o f the near a^eolored church north o f Portland electric works, will be Richmond, Vn. The congregation here in a couple o f weeks. H e will promptly nJjourned, and by night place the electric plant for the nothing but rinds were to be seen woolen mill company. in thnt sectiou. Frank Holman has hnd the mis Colonel Breckinridge, thnt was, fortune to get one o f his feet smashed severely, while at work on has not been asked to speak at a the government jetty last Sunday. single commencement at any of the young ladies’ seminaries iu K en A piece o f timber fell upon it. tucky. This is the first time in a During the last few days the score o f years that his services hnve piling have been driven for nn ex tension o f about 200 feet at the jetty, not been brought into use to g iv e good udvice to a class o f fair grad aod the contractors will not drivo uates. piling any further until they hnve put in a lot of filling. The cannery, now under process o f construction, adds quite an im proved look to our water front. The lower floor of the building is 60x120 feet, and the second floor is 30x60 feet. S. Danielson is doing the work and is carrying it forward to tho person submitting the with his usual celerity. m o st m e r it o r io u s ittveu ttett T b e Bandorille had a large du# l f FOR INVENTORS, and the passenger list to San Francisco 9 object o f this offer le to en- cour&go persons of an invent- this trip, having 23 persons alroard. Ivo turn of mind. A t the Follow ing is the list: Mr. Leard < same time we wish to impress tho fact that :: :: » and wife,:Mrs. J. M. Terry, and three children, Mrs. Cardozo. Miss It's the Simple, A. McDouald, Mr6. J. A. and Miss Trivial Inventions Belle Rupert, Howard aud W . C. Wrenshall, Capt. H. Reed, G. T. That Yield Fortunes Moulton, D.L. Matheny and family, —such as Do Long’s Hpok and Eye, “ 8co that Huinp,” Mr. P h illip s and Mrs. J. E. Cane. do- a ? “ Safety Pin,” “ Pigs in Clo mi n e r a l < ¡¿ Cn | West There wrre three photograph galleries ruuuiug in town last week. Ed Comma, a good artist, is per manently located in this town, and why not putronize him? Manager R. A. Graham cam» over on a special train Wednesday afternoon aud drove on towards Rose burg. H e will visit San Fran cisco before he returns, and it is thought by many that hra trip ' means much towards the resump tion o f work ou the road betweeu M yrtle Point anil Kosehurg. Mies Fannie Endicott is teach ing a very successful school at til» Sugarloaf schoolhouse, in district No. 37. The directors have just completed a new school building, and the teachers and scholars are encouraged, and we ofteu hear tho remark that the young lady is g iv ing general satisfaction. Now ns there is a stage line from this place to Eckley one can visit the mines with pleasure, ns the ride trom hero to the mountains wilt be enjoyed, and horses can lie pro cured at Haines’ or Guerin's to g o into tbe mines, only a short dis tance. 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I hr.ve often been in bed f o r 2o r 3 da v s with thia dreadful disease and have suffered intensely, but I am happy to say that I have at last found a aure cure, and that cure is Lewia' Great Rhenmatie and Neuralgic Liniment. Respectful!?. MRS, G. W. S TE W AR T. 1 This Liniment on sale at Leneve’s drug store.