Coquille City herald., March 17, 1896, Image 2

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, ° a matter of serious . import
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building of the Coquille Valley particularly the people o f Coot» COUDty 1 U geil- Sau Francisco soon. Donald g o e s1 The creamery at this place will | Trout fishing is the order
If you send us { S °c S ^ T i3 o o
»art of Cooa County eeuerslly.
eral and to those o f the fertile to utteud a business college; he is 8tart UP about tbe mlddle j f A Pr,L I tbe8e d*»>’8-
J a W i t o a , p «,T..r,^n ^r»n 0.,|3. , v>1|ey
, h# Coqull|p river iu pnr. bound to have an education. Stay It is thought that Wells, Fargo ! August Bender, eldest son of i
OR,
T U E S D A Y , MARCH 17, 18%. ticular. 1 refer to the slow but no with it Donald, you will win in the & Co. will discontinue the express j Judge Bender, has beeD quite sick
W I WILL S E N D A 3 -B L A D E
long run.
office at Myrtle Point soon, uuless with quinsy the last few days.
---------------------------lea« sure shoaling of the stream
Owen Short has taken Donald it is bettc-r patronized.
L p.- ." 8HE" Nr „’ r* : " “
" « • * - « between Arago and Myitle Point.
The new mail service between
our authorized
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muent. ■ This paper la kept • on file
“ (Joe CHUse o f tint» no uount is its Charlesou’a place as bookkeeper
A W. R. C- will soon be organ­ here and sheep rauch is giving
also guaranteed to
I l his office.
Coupons, or
be beat quality
at
Mast
&
Long's.
widening in the bends, thus allow­
For { 5 2 0 Coupons
ized iu this place. Mrs. H. H. good satisfaction; the Bai klow
and 6 0 cents.
Mrs. Cbenoweth, who went to Nichols, o f Coquille City, will be
CL1MATE I N COQUILLE.
ing the waters more breath aud a
Pro’s getting through on usual
lesser depth; but the chief cause the city some time ago to he doc- the organizing officer.
You
will
find
one
coupon
inside
each
2 ounce bag, and
time.
two coupons inside each 4 ounce bag o f
There is not another spot on the for alarm is fouud in the miDiDg ! tored, returned this week much
: Charley Roberts’ lunch counter,
It has been reported that pears
Pacific slope where the climatic upon the headwaters of the stream, | improved.
Mrs. W. C. Scott is able to be bakery and fruit stand is becoming and peaches are in bloom in many
conditions are so uearly perfect as thus precipitating into our 40 miles
of tide water— which by actual out and around agaiu to the joy of a favorite resort. His breud, pies localities and it is feared they will
they are io Coquille City. We are survey has only 40 inches o f dc- her mauy friends.
! and cakes are first-class.
not escape the frosts we eometimes
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C O U P O N S
W I T H
N A M E A N D A D D R E S S T O
The foundation of the new M.
just the right distance from the scent to the oceuu—an amount of
Chas. Adams, the village black­ have later in the season.
Blackwell’s Durham Tobacco Co., Durham, N. 0.
ocean to escape the cold winds o f silt which in the not distant future E. church is laid aud the good smith, returned Iasi week from an
Dr. Leep has been in the saddle
Buy a bag o f this Celebrated Sm oking T obacco, and read the
j extended visit to friends, as noted considerably during the last week
the beach, Bnd yet near enough will not only most effectually put a work goes merrily on.
coupon, which gives a list o f other premiums and how to get them.
Furniture
for
the
new
hotel
some time since iu these culumus. owing to sickness iu the country.
to to enjoy the nicely tempered «top to our river boats, tat will,
2 C E N T STA M PS ACCEPTED.
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by raising the river bed, throw its arrived Thursday night and the
Jacob Di Maxon, of Custer, went Myrtle Point has been almost with­
sea breezes. From some cause we ! wate„ upon
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upon our
our rjcll> wlde bot. bouse will soon he open to the pub­ | out on Mule creek last full pros­ out sickness this winter.
are so situated as to have almost toms, rendering nil but the merest lic.
Oscar Reed has purchased 80
“ Above the Clouds” was again pecting aud his friends are gratified
eutire immunity from fogs, that margin of river bank utterly
to learn that he has found and acres of laud from W. Widby on
Mrs. Mansfield, of Bandoo, who C H U R C H D IR E C TO R Y.
put
on
the
boards
last
Thursday
are so disagreeable and annoying worthless for dairying or agricul­
located a rich placer mine.
tbe bench west of his farm. This has lipen spending a few weeks iu
night
to
a
good
sized
audience.
BAPTISTS.
in Humboldt and other parts of ture. Old settlers tell us that the The play was good, of coarse.
Parties are now engaged making will give him excellent grazing San Francisco, returned home last
tide used to back the water 15
At Coquille City, at the litfle church,
Monday.
lands
aud
supply
him
with
feuciug
tbe coast. In fact our climate is miles above Myrtle Poiut, while
The Populists lield an interest­ an estimate on timber lands near
every 1st and 3d Sunday« iu t>ach m onth;
mornings at 11 o'clock, and at 7 p. m. Sat­
almost a perpetual spring.
There we know thnt now it is with diffi­ ing primary Thursday. The action Eckley for a St. Paul syndicate. timber.
Miss Emma Stand', of Marsh­ urday
before tho 3d Sunday, church meet­
Miss Britenbush, who was raised field, has been spending a week or ing at 2 i». m .
has not been a day during the culty that the boats pass as high of most of the county officers was They will, no doubt, also estimate
a
At
Bear
creek tho 4th Sunday in Q$eh
and
report
on
the
timber
lands
on
approved
and
ballots
cast
to
retain
two
visiting
her
sister,
Mrs.
Sin­
on
the
Middle
Fork,
is
holdiug
a
past winter in which flowers have ns that prosperous little town.
month, nt 11 a. m. lid 7 p. m.
j
the
South
Fork.
them
in
office.
protracted meeting in town. It is clair, of this place-
The present and prospective
At Bandon tho 2d Sunday at 11 a. ra. and
not been blooming in the yards and
Bandon, March 16.— Clarence
W m . M. W ells , pastor.
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prosperity of the county, as well
Mr. Wilsey, a visitor from Hum- said that her discourses nre very
W. J. Patterson, of Marshfield, 7p. m.
gardens in Coquille City. We have
mFost of tlle ,itt|e Tn„ eyg of tbia Gilbert was badly hurt in the bo,df> Ca, 8toppp(1 jn town last good and the lady commands
M. II. CnUBCH, SOUTH.
a rising young pedagogue, called
Preaching every Sunday, morniag and
liad just enough ram to enable those coast, is most largely dependent broomlmndle factory last Saturday. | week
The geBtlenmn was noting respect from her audience.
in on a visit when on his retain evening.
r w,*nje|. climate and, if it suited
engaged in logging to run their upon the dairying interests, and He was struck iu the Hide by a uy*
Sunday school every Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
A large petition will be forwarded home from a trip up the river.
Epworth Lcacue devotional meeting every
logs, and to fit the wondrously fer- 1 believe we might even better ing board, thrown by tbeedger saw j |lim aU(] pome of his fr ie n d s , they to Washington tliis week asking
Capt. George Patton, of San Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
1
wo
ribs
were
broken
and
right
raay
purchase
lands
and
sett'e
here,
Junior
League meeting every Saturday at
tile soil for productive cultivation i “ ff,J.r d t ° belP tbe '¡»nersdam back
thnt the geodetic survey, com­ Francisco, formerly of Coos bay,
3p.m .
r
their debris than allow it to destroy arm badly braised, or fractured.
menced
in
this
county
last
fall,
be
Woman’
s Parsonage Aid aud Home Mis­
the coming summtr. There have our valley or our navigation—for It is feared he is hurt internally,
is spending a few weeks visiting
This is a grand dairy country;
Society meets the 1st Thursday in each
extended sufficient to encompass old friends in the conuty.
He sion
been very few days in which the in the eod it will certainly do both. ns Le is iu great pain all the time. but farmers who squeeze the old
month at 2:30 p. m.
the Salmon, Johnson aud Sixes spent Monday in Coquille.
1» e v . W. B. S mith , Pastor.
air has not been soft and balmy as Thp history o f the dreadful “ slick- Fears are entertained as to his cow for all she esn produce iu the mineral belt.
summer
and
then
kick
her
out
in
recovery.
W e learn from Capt. Alva Lee
summer.
One who would com- ens” in California can never be
We hope onr frieuds will not
Geo. Hull has had too much
A. D. Jones has opened up a res­ the brush to winter have not ns
pluin o f Coquille climate ought to written. It destroyed farm after taurant in the Gardner building on good an income from the butter water of late and has been nnable that the bar-bound vessels that forget that it takes hard cash to
farm upon river after river until nt
have been lying at the dock at
be sentenced to n term of five years last foibearnnce ceased to be a vir- the wharf.
to prosecute work as he deserved Bandon for several days* nil went hire printers and buy pnper and
season as they desire.
type. We never dun anybody, but
in his placer mine on Johusou to sea in good shape yesterday.
o f pennl servitude feeding hogs in tueand justice— ever slow in its exer­
It is reported that H. R. Hnll
R. W . Lundy, vice president of
we hope our friends will help us
frost-bitten, blizznid-etricken Ne­ cise— was meted out to the then has sold his meat market to a Mr. the Myrtle Point Mining and Devel­ creek; but he and his crew are
Uncle Dan Giles n ni wife, of out whenever it is convenient.
very hopeful for u good clean up
opment Co., has recently visited
braska. The Rogue River Cour­ utterly ruined ranchmen in the Anderson, from np the river.
Myrtle Point, went to Bandou Inst
iu the near future.
The mask ball given by the baud
Have you seen the handsome
Monday for a few days’ visit.
Mr.
ier, o f Grants Pass, is forever passage of laws compelling the boys Saturday night was not very the works aud his report is very
miners toimpouDd their debris in
Dr. Ransom and lady slnrted Giles took down n lot of tiling for posters for the Foresters’ ball?
favoruble. The members of the
boasting o f the delightful climate the numerous gulches of the moun­ Inrgely attended, but was all O. K.
company feel confident thnt they Sunday morning for Poitlonci j (|ie woolen mills«, Htid nlso some to They arc the artistic work of the
o f that part o f Oregon; and we tains, where it could at least do no just the same.
Jobwork of all
Any one H erald office.
have a very rich lead at the Cur­ where he has arranged to practice 1 8e,| to other pRltjP8.
The debate o f the W. C. T. U. rier prospect.
admit thnt it is fine, but Coquille harm and might finally make even
his profession. His son, a youpg needing tiling can get it fromMr. kinds dine “ in city style at city
Friday night was very good, and
prices,” by n practical job printer.
gentleman who is well up in the j q ¡lea.
can give Bro. Nunau ten points those places knbituble.
Richard Haughton, of Norway,
As to the way in which the rem­ another one is already planned.
science of medicine, will take his!
and then lay him in the shade
has commenced contest proceedings
R am bler .
edy should be applied here I do
father’s office in this pluce.
against the Coos Ray Wngonroad
every day in the year. Come over, not wish nt present to have any­
‘‘It Spoak for All. ’
Capt. Allen Walker, the efficient
Co.
for
lands
that
they
have
pat­
Brother Nunau, and we will prove thing to say— but only this: “ An
— THE —
ented which Mr. Haughton I ihs clerk for Hermann & Brown, visited
ounce o f prevention is worth a
to yon that we are correct.
his homestead on Salmon creek
pound o f cure;” and “ What is T o tell w h»t H ood’s Snmapnrllla has done occupied as a homestead settler for
Financiers and Railway Officials
Mr. last week. Owing to the mild
its ill effects nearly a quarter ol a century.
In looking over the Monthly everybody’s business is nobody's tor me. 1 bad the grip and
advise investors to buy
settled all ovor HanghtoD’s house was built on the weather and comparatively good
A rago .
Weather Report of the State of business.”
me. I had cramps line between the compauy’s aud roads he had a good onting and
In m y legs and other larids held by him, and last s ’enn to be refreshed by his jour­ Champion of
Louisiana, published in New Orleans
Fishtrap Fulminations.
frequently I had summer the O. S. I. Co., who nre ney.
by the Weather Bureau for the
Pacific Coast Interests.
to get up at Aiyccansors to the C. B. W. It. Co.,
mouth ot January last, we ftnG that
The Populist p n m o rv passed off!
March 12.- -A s your Tormer cor­
night and walk
sent
the
sheriff
and
cut
the
house
to relax the mus­
very quietly last Thursday. There
the mean temperature of that month respondent I ihb disappeared from
Now selling at $10 per share,
cles. I alao had in two. The secretary
- of theinter- was not as large a turnout as was Daily, by mail, postalo paid, $0.00 per year. They say it will soon sell at $50,
was 49.4. The temperature of the our midst, or been snowed under,
stomach trouh- j lor w ill p r o b a b ly h i called upon to expected, owing, no doubt, to the Weekly, “
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“
1.50
“
and eventually sell above its par
same mouth—January last— on our drowned, or in some manner miss­
\lcs. I then took j adjust the matter and there is no excellent weather which induced Weekly Call and C o q u il l e H erat , d for $2.75
ing, leaving no one to do the duty,
faÈfoample copies of The Call on appli­
value of $100.
vj!
H ood’s Sarsapa- doubt that Mr. Haughton will fin-
beach, was 48.7.
The difference, we thought we would let the peo­
the farmers to remain on duty at cation bv postal at Snr. Francisco.
Write for fall information to
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One
bottle
ally
preveil,
ns
his
lands
are
eight
CHÀS.
M.
SHOUTJUDGE
Proprietor,
therefore, between the monthly tem­ ple hear from this corner.
home. W e understand that the
GEO. W. DUNN & CO ., BiKKiiiif,
710 Market street,
curedthecram p, | miles from the lino of the road,
polls were held opeu all day and
San Francisco, Cal.
•J Wall Street, Niw York.
peratures of these places was only
Having pnssed through one o f
and another
while the limit of the grant was they finally succeeded in record­
helped m y .to m -
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0.7, or a little over half a degree. the severest snow-storms for mauy
ing 31 votes.
ach t r o u b le
TtTO. 198.— ICO acres 4J miles from
We believe the difference in summer, years, we have been thinking we
were mergmg into better weather, greatly. I have taken 8 bottles and
Drain, Dougins couuty, Or. 10
however, to be very much greater. but lo, it rnius still— aud still it uae Hood’s Pills which are the beat I ever ,
acres bottom innrl in cultivation,
Joy’s for Hio Jaded and Good
took.” H. A. M e l v i n , Slaters, Oregon.
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ON
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STOP
TOBACCO
In the monthly report for Septem­ rains!
Health for a ll Mankind.
good young orchard just coming in
Wedding bells rang out and
ber Inst, and which has just been
bearing, good buildiugs, good fenc­
lOY’S VEGETABLE S1RSAPARILLA.
How to Oure Y ourself
ing, upland in grass; 1 mile from
issued by the head of the Weather censed during fair weather, and
W
h
ile
Using
It.
school; $600 worth of good saw
Bureau in Washington City, wo find all partitas were well housed be­
fore the storm begnn.
W. H.
timber on creek 2J miles from saw­
The tobacco habit grows on a man until
that the mean monthly temperature Wimer and bride are snugly
his nervous system is seriously affected,
mill. This is the best bargain in
impairing health, comfort and happiness.
nt Minden, ouo of their stations in ensconced in J. J. Lam b’s fine resi­
Douglas county. Also 80 acres,
'1 o quit suddenly is too severe a shock to
Prominently in the public eye today^____
the system, as tobacco to an inveterate
same county, some improvements,
Louisiana, and for thnt month— Sep­ dence on the bnuks of the beauti­
user becomes a stimulant that his system
located 5 miles from Drain. A
uk-
tember— was 83.2, whilst that nt our ful Coquille, and Will is all smiles Hood’s
c mtinually craves. “ Bnco-Cura” is a sci­
—and well lie should be.
bargain.
entific cure fo the tobacco habit, in all its
Baudon beach, for the same month,
forms, carefully compounded after the
Marion Cliuton has broken camp
T
jK )R R E N T — R IG H T A W A Y .
F r » iu f .u m iir y C 'r e r li.
formula of an eminent Berlin physician
was 55.C. The difference between here for the time being and has
who lias used it in his private practice since i
1G0 acres; 25 ncres in cultiva­
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r
a
l
d
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s
I
promised
to
the two stations—one Oregon and taken his team to the North Fork
18751 without a failure, it is purely veget­
tion; good bouse, barn nnd orchard.
able and guaranteed perfectly harmless. |
We let you hear from roe occasionally,
the other in Louisiana—is, in whole the remainder of the winter.
P ^ t y j USUBSTj T ^
You can use all the tobacco you want while
10 cows. Plenty of water. On tbe
while visiting on this river, I will |
taking *‘ Baco Caro.” It will notify you r p iM B E R L A N D FOR SALE,
numbers, no less than 28 degrees. miss the boys nt the gatherings in
when to stop. We give a written guarantee
by The Herald Land Co. 320 North Fork, 5 miles from Norway.
Bend you a few notes taken while
our midRt.
to curi permanently any case with three]
Address this office, or Jack Wood
Now add 28 degrees more to that
The Fiehtrnp Lyceum is still in in the Inm pey cieek neighbor­
boxes, or refund the money with 10 per cent j acres of the finest timber in Cons at Lee, Oregon.
Joy’ s Vegetable
of Minden and it will be found that progress with fair attendance. hood.
county
for
lumbering,
being
mainly
interest. “ Bnco-Ouro” is not a substitute, 1
S a rsa p a rilla
lint a MlrniiCo oure, that nirra without the ; yellow fir, and extra fine.
This r p O EXCHANGE.—A good young team
1 found the young folks gener­
the mean temperature of that place Tbo lycenm has been both profit­
I prevents tired feel­
mu of will power nrvl with no mconven- v ,
,
,
,
, ,
1 of horses, with harness and wagon. 2
ings, staggering sen- I
ience. It h-a^ea the system
sval-em as
aa pure
pure and | body of timber is located on the milk
miuld be more than half that o f boil­ able nDd eutci tinning the past win­ ally enjoying themselves snow- ball­
cows, together with WO ACRES O F
free from nicotine as the day you took your North Fork of the Coquille river, LAND near Drain, Douglas county, Oregon,
I sations, palpitation
ing, though often to the discomfort
ter.
ing ualer.
first chew or smoke.
o f he irt, rush of
to exchange for land or town property in
nnd
lies
directly
on
the
river
and
is
o
f
older
people
who
happened
in
C. E. Strang’s camp has sus­
blood to the head,
county. For particulars.
cured
nv m co -ccR o and gained ,ve|| Hituatecl for logging. I f sold Coos
operations temporarily, their way. I heard some o f the!
Addr«s3,
BOX 03*
dizziness, ringing in
The winter temperature on our pended
THIRTY POUNDS.
Coquille City, Oregon.
era n it can be had cheap. Enquire
old settlers say that there was more
ears, spots before the
beach aud thnt of Louisiana iu the owing to bad weather.
From
hundreds
of
testimonials,
the
orig­
eyes,
headache,
bil-1
nt the H erald office and go and
7 0 R SALE— IOO ACRES, CLOSE T O
Messrs. W. H. and George snow Than they ever saw before.
inals of which are on file and open to in­
iousness,constipation I
1 the river (can get right-of-way across
southern states is about the same, Schroeder left yesterday for a few
see the timhrr.
While at the school meeting I
spection, the following is presented:
strip tc the river). It is bench land, nnd
o f bowels, pains in I
Clayton,
Nevada
county.
Ark.,
but the difference between that of days’ trip to San Francisco. They met many old frieuds and acquaint­
has
coal on it; half the saw timber is cut
A 50 A CR E F A R M — all in cul-
the back,melancholy, I
January 2«, 1SU5.
but plenty of fine pile timber remains-
tongue coated, foul I
tivation; 40 acres ns good bet- off,
the summers is very great.
bnve been contemplating going for ances. Among the rest were the
Kureka Chemical & M anT g Co., La
Good soil; will make good orchards.
breath, pimples on I
members of the old school board,
Crosse. Wisconsin—Gentlemen: For forty | tom InDd ns can be fouud in Coos
some time.
For terms, call on or addr ss
face, body and limb, I
years i used tobacco in all its forms. For
W. R. PANTER,
Marshfield Musings.
comity;
10
ncres
level
bench,
good
It is very gratifying to sep our John Quick, chairman o f the
twenty-five years of thnt time I was a crent
declineofnerve force I
noy
19)
R iverton, Oregon.
young bloods since the last tearh- meeting, James Doughty nnd I . j
sufferer from general debility and heart orchard with nil kinds of fruit in
I dizzv s p e l l s , faint I
disease.
For
fifteen
years
I
tried
to
quit,
Raudleman,
directors,
aud
T.
P.
I
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pells,
cold,
clammy
[
F
or
T
rade
—
A
nice
little 80-acro
Marshfield, Mar. 13.—Owiqg
to
abundance; good house and barn,
_
ers’ examination hurrying around
but couldn’ t. I took various remedies,
feel and hands, sour I
Mr. Brown was!
the continuous storms for several ' after schools to teach tbe coming Hanly, clerk.
among others “ No-To-Hnc,” “ The Indian good feocing, nnd everything in ranch, comfortable house, 10 acres
risings, fatigue, in-1
Tobacco Antidote,” “ Double Chloiule of hist-class condition; farming tools, in cultivation, splendid black-oak
days times have been unusually \ summer. Tlmt is right. It shows elected director to take the place
somnia, and all dis-1
Gold,” etc., etc., but none o f them did me
quiet in this place; however the push and energy, which we like to of J. (¿nick, whose tprm expired.
rase« o f t he stomach, |
the least bit of good. Finally, however, I ; some stock cattle, chickens, bogs, wood in abundance; located 3 miles
I liver and kidneys.
purchased a box of your “ Baco-Cnro” and etc.
This lovely home is located from Grants Pass, in the Rogue
six regular ocean steamers have ¡see. The people of this school The bids for the building o f the
J oy , 9 Vegetable Sar- I
I it has entirely cured me of the habit in all in a nice neighborhood, with good River valley— to exchauge for land
msde their appearance and depar- district will have to provide more new schoollionse were all virtually
sapnrilla U sold by all I
I its forms, nnd 1 have increased thirty
druggist». R e f u s e a I
tore with tbe exception of the Em- school room for the coming sum rejected, as (lie old specifications
pounds in weiaht and nm rolieved from nil Bcllool and church advantages. It near Coquille City. A good bargain
substitute. When you |
thi- noinerons aches nnd pnins of hody nnd is L mile from steamboat lauding will be given some one who wishes
pire, wicli remains inside yet.
p a y for thebestseeth at |
mer and will perhaps have to em­ for the buildings were considered
mind. 1 conlJ write n qniro of paper npou
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you
g
et
the
best.
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incomplete, and new specifications
Gen, Siglin is some better, ploy two teachers.
nv changed feelings and condition.
river, nDd o miles fiorn Coquille to go to a dryer climate. Call at the
Yours, respectfully.
P. H. Mitnur.T, City. This place can be bought for H erald office iu Coquille City.
though still in a serious condition.
The little sou o f W. T. Miller would be made nnd forwarded to
Pastor C. P. Church. Hajlo». Ark.
on
j teru)8
Ca|| flti or
Capt. H. Dunham is able to hob­ and wife has been quite sick for each persou who hi d put in bid*.
The time of commencing school
ble around a very little on crutches several days, but is better at this
write tbe UEIlALD office, Coquille
was discussed at length, some
| iron-clad. gunrant?ed core, or sent direct C i t y , O r e g o n .
and expects to be able to run by writing.
1 upon receipt of price. Write for booklet
The neighbors and friends of wishing the school to begiD early
the 1st of June.
177.—200 acres, 155 first-
and proofs. Kureka Chemical A M fg. Co.,
W. L. Hayter were sorry to learn in April, others ns late ns the mid- i In the fall of 1893 a son of Mr. La Crosse. W i»„ anil Boston Mass.
F- Mark is very poorly.
class bottom land, balance
We luar some people woudeiing o f his departure from our midst die o f May. A vote was taken And T. A. McFarland, a prominent mer­
bench; 100 acres cleared and nnder
Acres, f mile from
M t i i l c P r o l i i l i i t i o n C o r t i *m i o n .
how our taxes can be so high, when No mau stands higher for honesty, the majority Tote was for the chant of Live Oak, Sutter Co., Cal.,
Myrtle Point pcmtofflee; all rich bot­
fence, all bottom nnd in fine culti­
was
taken
with
a
very
heavy
cold,
school
to
open
on
the
2d
Monday
tom
land, cleared, fenced and in high
the circuit judge is so generous integrity, morality and industry
E d . H e r a l d : The state Prohi­ vation. Bench land all slashed
state of cultivation. GOOD HOU 8 E
i The pains in his chest were so se- bition convention will convene in
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as to make the comity pay its own among his neighbors than does in May.
and set to grnss. Two dwellings, nnd new barn, abont BO bushels o f potatoes
After the annual meeting
_ ad- vers that he had spasms and was the city o f Portland, March 25th, good
costa when compelled to sue a big Mr. H. Bon voyage.
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barn 44x80 ft., ______
other _________
outhuild- and a large amount o f garden truck; 27
His at 9 a. m . sharp, in the I. O. G. T. ings, good orchard, one mile from tiers hard wood, good oook stove. 75 ch ick ­
corporation to collect taxes from
Rev. Baldwin preached a very journed, the board of directors threatened with pneumonia.
ens. abont 50 bushels o f corn, and a good
it
acceptable sermon at the Willow- called a special meetiug o f the father gave him several large doses hall, for the purpose o f drafting a steamboat landing, one mile fmm skiff with two pairs o f oars.
board
to
meet
at
the
Larapey
creek
of
Chamberlain's
Cough
Remedy
Albert Davis, B ild Nichols and dale church a few nights since;
! platform, nominating a ticket and school, five miles from Coquille I A L L O F F E R E D F O R $ 5 0 0 -
several other Newjiortera left for also Rev Mr. Tyrrell the following landing two weeks from Saturday which broke up the cough and the consideration o f snch other City. This is the best farm o d the
California |ier last Arago, and night which was attentively list­ to consider the new bids for the cured him. Mr. McFarland says matters as may come before the Coquille; can be bought very cheap. at<MlJrt’e Y’oint fiwfn rther particulars. offlc*
schoollionse.
It was also uuder- whenever his children have croup convention.
more will soon follow them.
We ened to. More anon.
Entertainment will
stood that tho Itoard would not hire he invariably gives them Chambcr- be provided for all visiting dele­ WTO. 200.—320 acres, title per- Chance for a Nice Home, Cheap
are sorry that the wages are not
S ubscriber .
feet, 50 acres creek bottom. |
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any
teacher
not
holding
a
first-
lains
Cough
Remedy
and
it
alwara
belter at Newport, so the boys
gates that send their names to the
“ How’d they happen to vote thnt grade certificate.
As there was cures them.
He considers it the state secretary on or before the plenty white cedar timber, very- I I
4 r K E S OF LAND. W ITH A
could afford lo remain.
It is to
little improvements, located 12 I 55 I I - good, new 2 story house o f 7
I n * hoped that they will encounter gold watch to Dutnley •• tho most only one application in by a teacher best remedy in the market.
For 18th. Yours respectfully.
rooms, besides closets nnd porches, all well
miles from Bandon, 5 miles from finished, good spring close to house, bnrn,
IhatloDg looked for ( ? ) wave of popular tuaii in town in the Weekly holding a first grade certificate, sale by Dr. S. I.. Leneve, druggist.
J ab . H. M c K ib b o . n .
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Dairyville, on road between these chicken-honse and yard, high laud garden,
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prosperity that wag to engulf us Bluffer's voting contest ? Most and it *aa impossible for him to
T E D .—S oversl tru.tworthjr grntIf
two places; ? of a mile from New young orchard o f prunes, plums, cherries,
right after that awful curse when unpopular man in tbe county, ain't begin the school st the desired W 1 T > A N men
Notice
to
Taxpayers.
apples. p*»ars and peaches, with an abun-
nr Indie, l o travel in Ornprn fnr
Labe schoollionse. This is a val- dsnee o f small fruits. Abont one-half is
he?” "S ore!
His creditors did time, it » as decided to reject all established, reliable bosae. Salary, $7*0
silver was stricken down.
bottom
land, with garden, or pasture fo r n
'I•’
AXES
FOR
TBE
YEAR
IMS
ARE
nal le tract of laud, and is the beat
it.”
“ H i # creditors?”
“ Yes. the applications and wait a while and expenses. S tead y p osition. Enclose
T ry A g a in .
now due nnd will become delinquent nargaiu in Coos county. Call and cow. with stock weter. and nil cleared and
references nnd se lf addressed stam ped sli. 1 1
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Damley agreed to sell the wstcli for a good teacher.
fenced.
Apply to
G W. NORTON.
»elope. T he D om inion Cnmpanv. Third April I. 1898. Time will not be extended.
Q A / \ | f A n fi i n t 1 kbsu m a tu m
learn price and terms.
W Yf. GAGE. Sheriff.
Coquille City, « West Side.)
for $100 aud taru it lu ou account."
F. G. K elly . M oor. Omaha B uildiu *. C h lca so, Illinois, i
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