Coquille City herald., May 05, 1896, Image 2

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Of the niiK.unt of money and warrants received for taxes, and money paid
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY to tlio county treasurer by the sheriff of Cooa county, Oregon, for the
Ivdyrtle
six month« ending on the 31st day of March, A. D. 1896:
J, S. M eE W E lf* J. S. MfCAIJi,
Editors and Proprietors.
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Dot >ted to tho material and social up-
bm ldiiiKof theCoqajJie Valley particularly I
and of Coos Comity generally.
Subscription, per year, in advarioe, $2.
TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1896.
axad
Amount received during In coin and In oonnty Total oolleoted
warranta and paid Treaa.
currency
month of
676 0 » 1
699 a ; $
1.875 95
October, IHM................... %
3Ù3 87
4:;; 21
790 58
November. 181)5................
095
78
December, 1895...............
1.219 55
1,015 28
761 0ft
1,699 92
9H2 87
January, 1896..................
96 ‘JT»
SM 67
138 72
February, 1896.................
11,880 17
27,684 20
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March, 1896......................
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DEPARTMENT.! f f
and tlie TJ~pper-Ooq.~u.llle,
le Oeln.gr on There.
Early gardens look sickly, owing
Miss Lucy Breitenbush preached
to the continued cold rains.
in tlie U. B. church Sunday morn­
Mrs. E. Bender, who has been ing.
quite sick, is reported better at this
Dr. Strange is operating iu his
dental parlors at the Mvrtle Point
writing.
P. FISHER, N ewspaper A D t bhtibing A o m t j
Special taxes collected and paid to treasurer during theaaid nix months:
21 Merchants’ Kichuu««, Man Francisco, 1«
W. H. Corbett lias his neat new hotel.
nr authorised agen t. This paper la kept on file Joint school dist. 3 .......... $
3 50
8 00 School dist. 3 4 ...................$
cottage in Border’s suburb nearly
W. H. Brown, one of our enter­
n hla office.
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School dint. 6 ..................... 138 45
prising and genial merchants, is
completed.
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P E O P L E S P A R T Y NORf IN ATSONS.
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“ 8 ..................... 316 70 Coquille City....................... 218 61
J. C. Brown has been elected city in San Francisco.
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« 9 ....................... 1,841 93 ■ M arshfield.......................... 1,221 84 marshal by the trustees to fill the
STATE AND DISTRICT TICKETS
Miss Alta Dodge, who has been
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------------- vacancy caused by the resignation stopping at A. H. Thrift's, at Lang-
Presidential Electors.
I T o ta l...............................»4,884 99
M.Ti. Olmsted, o f Baker,
lois, the last two months, returned
of Joe Noyes.
W. D. Hare, o f Washington,
State of Oregon, )
W. H. Spaugh, of Bane,
home
last week.
Now
the
3d
of
May
nnd
but
very
County of Coos. )
Henry Watkins, o f Yamhill.
I, W. W. Gage, sheriff of said county, do hereby certify that the fore­ little plowiug has been done. The
Rev. J. L Futrell preached a very
going statement is correct and true.
For Congress— 1st District,
farmers nre hopeful, however, and interesting sermon Wednesday even­
Witness my hand this 1st day of April, A. D. 1896.
W. 3. VANDEKBUllG, o f Cooaooonty.
when the rains hold up the ground ing, after which his lady organized
W. W\ G age ,
For Baprema Judge,
a Woman's Parsonage and Home
will
fly.
JOSEPH GASTON, o f Multnomah.
Sheriff of Coos county, Oregon, by J. J. Stanley, Deputy.
Beeond Judicial District—Prosecuting At­
Mission Society. Mrs. G. E. Duns-
Mrs.
Kennedy,
nee
Clara
Adams,
torney, J. M. UPTON, of Cooa.
S E M I -A N N U A L S T A T E M E N T
Member Hoard o f Equalization—F. WAltD,
arrived here on Inst Friday’s train more was elected president of the
o f Dooglaa.
O f th e c o u n t y tr e a s u r e r o f C o o s c o u n ty , O r e g o n , f o r th o six m o n th s e n d from her home in California. She new organization.
T otals......................... $
19,282 24 »
14,412 86
$
33,604 60
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Joint Senator—Cooa, Carry and Joaephina,
iu g M a r ch 3 1 st, 1 8 9 6 :
W. C. EDWARDS, o f Joaephina.
4,277 46
To amount on band Irom lset report—General Fund................... »
Joint Representative—Cooa anr. Carry,
2»,626 01
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received—General Fund...................................... ........
To amount on hand from laat report—School Fund...................
W. H. NOBLER, o f Cooa.
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received—School Fund..................................................
Amount received from and on hand at laat report, 5 per cent
POPULIST COUNTY TICKET.
401 58
State Road Fund ............................................................................
For Representative—THOS. RUCKMAN, Amount received from and on hand at laat report, Institute Fund
64 80
of Marshfield.
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K‘ tatea of de­
For County Clerk—FRANK SMITH, of
38 SO
ceased and insane
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Marshfield.
Amount received from and on hand at laat report, overplus ou
For Sheriff—W. W. GAGE, o f F.mpire City.
27 71
tax aales.............................................................................................
For Treasurer—W . W. HAYES, of Empire Amount race ved from and on band at laat report, Indigent Sol­
City.
256 11
diers’ Fund........................................................................................
For Coroner—CHA8. HOWE, o f Mareh- Amount received from and on hand at laat report. Special City
field.
and Sohool Fund..............................................................................
4,320 34
For Aoseosor-K. H. HANSEN, o f Gravel
Ford.
Total.......................................................................................... » 37,802 76 »
For School Superintendent—J. H. BARK-
LOW , o f Bandon.
By amount paid out on county warrants—Geneial Fund.......... $ 15.G38 04
F ir County Commissioner—I. T. WEEKLY By
balance on h a n d - General Fund..............................................
17,164 S3
o f Gravel Ford.
By amount paid out on Sohool Superintendent's warrants.......
$
By balance on hand—School Fand...............................................
26 82
JUSTICES AND CONSTABLES. By amount paid out on 5 per oent State Bond F ond...................
By balanoe on hand 5 per oent State Road Fund.......................
374 71
Dist. No. 1—(No nominations.)
By amount paid out on Institute Fund..................... ............... .
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Dist. No. 2—J . D. Sunderland, Justice o f By balance on hand Institute Fuud...............................................
54 80
the Pence; W. F. Elrod, Constable.
By amount paid ont on Estates of deceased aud insane............
6 00
Dist. No. » —J. H. Cecil, Justice o f the By balanoe on hand Estates of deceased and insane................
33 80
Peace; D. H. Johnson, Constable.
By amoant paid out overplus on I bx sales.................................
23 61
Dist. No. 4—J . H. Minard, Justice o f the By balauoe on hand overplus on tax aales.....................................
4 10
Peace; G . G. Swan, Constable.
By nmonnt paid oat Indigent Soldiers’ F ond................................
256 11
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Dist. No. 5—E. A . Adams, Justice o f the By balance on hand Indigent Soldiers’ Fond............................... .....................
Peace; Sam Giles. Constable.
By amount paid out Speoial City nnd School Funds...................
1.335 82
Dist. No. C—A. D. Morse, Jnstioe o f the By balanoe on hand Special City and School Funds...................
2,384 62
Peacd; S. N. B. Hunt, Constable.
T ota l«........................................................................................$ 87,902 76 $
For County Surveyor— Indopendciit
Candidate.
We note that our county papers
have been unfortunate in not get­
ting the particulars of the death of
Harvey Minard, one of Coos coun­
ty’s best men. He was honest, a
The Barklow Bro’s do well on the true and faithful friend and a loving
new time schedule for our Roseburg husband nnd parent. His neighbor­
mail; but as the Jjnper mail did not hood will miss such a noble man.
The county seat question receives
arrive Sunday mbrning people were
complaining. Itls positively a phys­
large share of attention these
3,188 56
ical impossibility to put the mail rainy days. Some very amusing
through from Itoseburg in twelve arguments are advanced. One is
that Myrtle Point should have it,
3,122 28 hours at the present time.
66 28
A social danse was held at Armory because they can’t keep prisoners at
hall Saturday evening in honor of Empire, while at Myrtle Point it
Dr. Harry’ Ransom who left Monday tAkes help for the marshal to put
for Portland. The young people prisoners out of jail.
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Jas. Johnson, who hail been in Cali-
3,147 16
41 40 | fornin for her health. The two
ladies were heartily received by
their numerous friends.
3,188 56
S ta te o f O r e g o n , )
C o u n ty o f C o o s , j S8‘
1, W . W . H a y e s , d o h e r e b y c e r t ify th a t th e f o r e g o i n g is n tru e an d c o r ­
E are authorized to annonneo J. 8. r e c t s t a t e m e n t o f th e a m o u n ts r e c e iv e d , p a id o u t, a n d r e m a in in g o n h a n d
KANEMATZ, o f Coquille City, an in th e c o u n t y tre a s u r y o f sa id c o u n t y f o r th e six m o n th s e n d in g o n the
an independent candidate for the office o f
County Surveyor o f Coon county, Oregon. 3 1 st d a y o f M a r ch , A. D . 1896.
W it n e s s m y h a n d t h is 2 9 th d a y o f A p ril, 1896.
W . W . H ayes ,
THE BANDON RECORDER AND
C o u n t y T re a s u r e r .
report having a very enjoyable time.
The Dr. has formed strong ties of
friendship during his short stay
here and many regret his departure.
It is possible that he may return to
this plnce.
Dr. Geo. D. Elgiu, the Democratic
candidate for joint representative,
hns been visiting his friends lately.
The doctor says he has been a Pop
for nine years, but is willing to serve
tbe Democrats if they desire it, but
it will be in the interests of the
MYRTLE POINT ENTER­
people. Dr. Elgin is considered a
PRISE FA VOR THE RA Y.
S E M I -A N N U A L R E P O R T
splendid man, but he is placed in a
O f th e c o u n t y c le r k o f C o o s c o u n ty , stn te o f O r e g o n , s h o w in g th e a m o u n t
WTe were somewhat surprised to o f c la im s a llo w e d b y t b e c o u n ty c o u r t o f Baid c o u n t y , a n d fo r w h ic h w ere peculiar position. He believes in a
i silver stai dard.
see the Bnndon Recorder and the w a rra n ts d ra w n fr o m th e 1 st d a y o f O c t o b e r , 18 95, t o th o 3 1 s t d a y o f
Col. Jewell Post will observe
Myrtle Point Enterprise come out M a r ch , 18 96, a n d the a m o u n t o f o u t s t a n d in g n n d u n p n id w a rra n ts on
Memorial
day with appropriate cere-
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lost week in favor of the bay for
the place of location of the county C ir c u it c o u r t ......................................................................................................»* 1/8 81 40 I monies, and they invite everybody
J u s tic e s ’ c o u r t s .................................................... ......................................... .
1 3 9 75 4 rt J rt! « H m I L
i n J U o o v ik k in g t h e
scat in preference to Coquille City u . i . m . . - v » ..................................................................................................
0,111)6 44
graves
of
fallen
heroes
nnd of loved
o. Dumo uuier central location on S ta tio n e r y a n d p r in t in g ...............................................................................
2 5 3 96
the Coquille river.
P a u p e r s .................................................................................................................
7 2 9 UO ones who have succumbed to dis­
4 9 0 48 ease. Divine services will be held
Tho Enterprise appears not to C o u n ty I n fir m a r y ................................................................... . ......................
1 7 0 00 on the Sunday preceding May 30th
know where it docs want tho county I n d ig e n t s o ld ie r s ..............................................................................................
R o a d s u p e r v is o r s ..............................................................................................
1 ,6 0 1 30
and it is hoped that everyoue will
seat located, as it argues first iu R o a d s a n d b r i d g e s ...........................................................................................
2 ,7 8 2 23
go and listen to an appropriate ser­
favor of Myrtle Point, then in favor Courthouse nnd jail.......................................................................
221 55 mon by Rev. Jas. E. Blair, the gifted
of Marshfield, and winds up with
minister of the Presbyterian church.
Total amounts allowed and warrants drawn.........................$ 11,436 11
Myrtle Point again. The undercur­
rent of sentiment iu the article seems
The old party incubating commit­
SEMI-ANNUAL SUMMARY STATEMENT
to be, anywhere for the county seat
tees,
which met at Marshfield last
Of the financial condition of Coos county, state of Oregon, on the 1st
but Coquille.
Thursday to re-hatch their county
day of April, 1896:
W’ e were not only surprised but
tickets, failed; dead ducks was the
Total amount o f outstanding and unpaid Warrants
pained on account of this nttitude
March 81,1886....................................................................
$ 99.434 25 best they could bring to ligbt, and
Estimated intereat thereon.................................................
8,000 00
of the Enterprise. We had hoped By funds in the bands of the County Treasurer............ f 17,164 83
these they left in the sun to warm
that all the people in the Coquille By unpaid current taxes applicable
into life, perndventure the outside
valley could rise above personal W arrants for the yenr 1887__
world might think the race had not
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interests, and be actuated by “ the
44
1889....
become extinct in Coos county.
44 M
if
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1890....
1.944
74
greatest good to the greatest num­
II
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1891.
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44 “ 1892...
The Clackamas county Republi­
ber" in tho settlement of a public
o
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question liko this. And we are
cans have kicked out of the traces
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•* 1894....
$49,781 45
pleased to know that very few peo­ Net liabilities..
altogether, and low muttering» of
40,487 97
ple in Myrtle Point entertain the
discontent come from everywhere,
$ 107,434 25
$107,434 24
selfish views of the writer of the
nil caused by the same burdens of
The nbove does not include the taxes for the yenr 1895, which became increased taxes nnd broken promises
article in tho Enterprise.
As to the arguments presented by delinquent April 1, 1896, amounting to »36,520.89, which is applicable to of the g. o. p. that have been forced
the payment of tbe stnte tax, (he school tax, nnd expenses due and to
upon all the counties— not Coes
neighbor Stitt of the Recorder, they
become due before October 1, 1896; nor does it includo tho delinquent
county alone and by the Populists,
have been answered so often and so special taxes, amounting to »5,121.53.
effectually that it seems almost pre­ State of Oregon, \
ns tho Const Mail nnd old party
sumption to speak of them again. County of Coos, j
“ Snowballs” would have you believe.
It bos been shown r.gnin nnd again,
I, D. F. Dean, county clerk of the county of Coos, state of Oregon, do
that the old buildings at Empire hereby certify that the foregoing is a true nnd correct statement of the
F o rtu D a (Cal.) Advance:
What
must bo replaced even if the county Amount of elnims allowed by the county court of said county for the six
sent were voted there. Also that months ending on the 31st day March, 1896, and the amounts of war­ does the Coquille City H erald mean
when it asserts that “ the reform
the present vote will remove it and rants and delinquent taxes outstanding and unpaid, as the same appears
tail is trying to wag the Republican
it only remains for us to decide by upon the records of my office.
d og?”
our votes where it ought to be for
Witness my hand nnd the seal of the county court of said county
Well, it had reference to the Cap­
the geueral good. The assumption
D. F. DEAN,
S eal I ) this 29th day of April, A. D. 1896.
ital Journal of Salem, Oregon,
that it will cost the county fifty
County Clerk.
thousand dollnrs to purchase the
which, with three* or four other
By E. Panuenberg, Deputy.
grounds nnd erect new buildings is
Republican papers in this state— in
as far from being correct ns the
about the proportion of 16 to 1—
former mistakes. The most beauti­
Some while since our “ independ­ old hulks that were summarily in­
ful block of ground in Coquille City ent” (?) contemporary, the Myrtle terred by the people long since with | are advocating Populist reforms
within their old party lines, which
is at the people’s service for county
deep omphnsis. Remember Mr. Lin­
buildings free of cost. All the pub­ i Point Enterprise, shot this nt us:
brought to our mind that this small
“ We are waiting patiently, up this coln’s aphorism, neighbor: “ Yon
lic buildings Coos county will need
i element in that party was “ the tail
for the next century can bo built w a y , for the H erald to compare cannot fool all the people all the
j trying to wag the dog.”
for fifteen thousand dollars, and cnndidntes on the county tickets, time.”
perhaps less; and the great scare nnd ‘show ’em up,’ ns it promised to
Our enterprising physician, Dr. J.
about taxes and debt, etc., is ouly a
Tom Tongue, silver-mouthed gold- Burt Moore, is in receipt of a sup­
subterfuge to mislead the honest do recently.”
Well, neighbor, although you have bug Re| ublican candidate for con­ ply of Dr. Edson’s Aseptolin, the
voters. Once more we appeal, there­
fore, to tlie patriotic oitizens of the j seen fit to “ put words in our mouth" gress in this district, vice Binger famous new remedy for consump­
eouth half of Coos county to not regarding “ showing ’em up,” we Hermann, retired by Joe Simon, tion. This remedy is a recent dis­
allow these purely selfish consider­ have to “ bide a wee” and exercise Harvey Scctt nnd J. N. Dolph, is
covery of great importance.
It
ations to control them in casting
announced to visit this and Curry will bo remembered that Dr. Edson
their votes for tho county sent, but our patience also till your candidate*
vote for what you know is for the settle down to business and we can counties for two days, Thursday and gave (he formula of tbe medicine
present and future good of the level our pencil o n ’em. While you Friday, May 21st and 22d, during free to the public.
Dr. Moore is
majority of our population.
are preferably g. o. p., that party the canvass. Tom is a sweet-talk­ tho first to introduce it into this
does not exist in this county, neither ing lawyer, ready to make any and county, nnd it will no doubt prove
W’ e are pleased to learn from a
a blessing to those who nre suffer­
contemporary that “ Coquille City is is there a ticket of that order tiefore all promisee usual to he made by a ing from that dread disease, con­
geographically located." It might the people. We take it you are like g. o. p. candidate and one of his sumption.
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have gouo further And said that it our local contemporary .organized on profession. Well, beyond a doubt
\ T ANTED.—Sever»I trustworth.T gentle
is populistieally located also, aud the “ independent" or “ neutral" basis, he is wasting his breath, but at the '\ 11
men or ladies lo 'ravel in Oregon for
lot the general “ perusion" of tho
reliable bonse. t Salary. $780
same time the people should keep established.
and expenses. Steady position. Enclose
public that all roads lead to Coquille but satisfied with the general assign­
references
and
«elf add reused stamped en­
City nnd thus she is made commer­ ment of being “ Anti-Populist" and their eyes open or it will be “ the velope. The Dominion Company, third
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Hoot.
Omaha
Building.
Chicago. Illinois.
tame
thing
over
again."
cial! v lo< »ted.
desiring to galvanize into new life the
W
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church and their friends gave a
social last Friday evening that was
a source of much amusement and
good cheer.
Miss Laura Wise
opened the entertainment by de­
claiming a piece in which she por­
trayed the character and peculiari­
ties of a back-woods farmer nnd a
city old maid— who was somewhat
educated and refined— during their
courtship nnd marriage. Miss Wise
displayed wonderful talent in her
difficult task aud delighted the audi­
ence. The two little daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Guild delivered
two very interesting recitations in
their very able and pretty style.
The duet by Mrs. Guild and Mrs.
W. H. Brown was declared excellent.
Young Miss Tom acquitted herself
ill a creditable manuer in rendering
a solo. Rev. Byrn and others con­
tributed to the interest of the occa­
sion. The sunflower scene was mirth
provoking. The refreshments were
good and the whole affair wns a
complete success.
• m e t or
TiJILL
Merckits
WIu Retal
DURHAM, N. C.
Dear S ir :
Y ou or*
C a ta r rh
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
a fa lrtria l.” W m . J .B gyscn,A ^toria.O re.
Hood’s Pill*
The Stuttz Theatre Co. concluded
a week’s engagement at this place
with last Saturday night's entertain­
ment
Each successive play be­
came an attraction and grew in
favor, the attendance augmenting
with each performance. Last Sat­
urday night was a repitition, by re­
quest, of Friday night's perform­
ance, the comedy-drama of “ States
Evidence” being tbe attraction.
The company made many friends
while here. The band and orches­
tra are specialty features with Stuttz,
who thinks good music a part of
the business.
Tbe company will
give one night next week before leav­
ing the county. The piny will be
“ Uncle Tom’s Cabin,"and will be
put on the boards with full effect.
Admission will be 75 cents for re-
; served seats and 50 and 25.
en title d
to
r e c e lv «
PR E E from your wholesale dealer,
&H,TE S T A R S O A P w ith e ll
Blackwell’s Genuine
Durham Smoking
Tobacco you buy. One bar
o f soap Free w ith each pound,
whether 16 o z., 8 oz., 4 o z., o r
a oz., packages.
W e have notified every whole«
sole dealer la the United States
that w e w ill supply them w ith soap
to give you F R E E . Order a good
supply of GENUINE DURHAM a t
once, and Insist on getting your
soap. O nebarof Soap FREE with
_ la
h pound you buy.
Soap
b u . y .’ "Soap
so order
ordi
offered for a limited I time, ao
to -day.
Yours very tru ly,
BLACKWELL’S DURHAM
T O B A C C O COM PANY.
If you havi may difficulty In procuring your
m m .
out thU notice and send It with
you r order to your wholcMle dealer.
Bandon's Budget.
Empire Cityisms.
Empire City, May 2.— Our right
hand has not forgotben her cunning
neither has our tongue clove to the
roof of our mouth, but we have
been silently watching develop­
ments, and to say that we have
been amused is putting it very
mildly.
In the first place, that rotten old
hulk sailing under a worm eaten
standard bearing tbe motto “ Demo-
ltep,” but known, puticulnrly to the
voters of Coos county (too well
known, in fact, to have any influ­
ence) as “fusionists,” thought to
blind the people once more by hold­
ing their conventions to all appear­
ances separately, yet, though “sei>-
erate in body yet united in spirit
serviug the devil.” when it came
to nominations, they had not mate­
rial in their own ranks which they
dared place before the public, so
they borrowed enough Populists to
fill out tbe list On further inspec­
tion the ranks still appeared so weak
that the bosses decided that it
would be necessary to unite nil
available forces against their com­
mon enemy, the cause and promo­
ters of reform. This resu.tod in a
called meeting of tho candidates at
Marshfield on the 25th ult
The
bosses bad a beautiful plan prepared
and it was reported that they had
succeeded, but it seems that a few
of tho candidates arc still iguorant
enough to think that their particu­
lar party represents principle and
refused to withdraw from the field
and they hereby prevented a sec­
ond mnrriago of tlie twain so lov­
ingly united two years ago.
W e feel truly sorry for these few
misguided mortals who were honest
enough to stnud on wlint they be­
lieved to be principle, yet are so
densely ignorant of their true posi­
tion. Turpen says Smith requested
him to withdraw nnd offered him
»50 to do so. Turpen indignantly
refused.
Now “ Peelhead” pleads
poverty of the “ widder,” as though
public officers are created for tlie
sole purpose of keeping people ont
of tho poorhouse. But there isn’t
a “ ghost of a show” for any of them
to be elected, so let them go on
with their tricks. It floes not hurt
the Populists nnd seems to amuse
them.
K rakk .
Riverton Rioting*.
Has troubled me for 11 years. I hay«
taken four bottles o f H ood’s Baresp«rilia
and sm perfectly cared. I think H ood’s
Sarsaparilla has no equal, and believe that
many w ho are in poor health and havn
become discouraged, would be restored to
good health If they would only g iro
i
B la c k w e ll '« D u n h a m T o b a c c o C o m p a n y . ■
Riverton, May 4.— The river is
banks-full.
The farmers nre becoming dis­
couraged on account of the w’et
weather.
Wo have in but very
little gardens as yet and most of
that is on high land.
The directors have posted notices
calling another tax election. If all
our people were like our directors
nnd some more of our townsmen,
we would certainly have a school-
house.
John Collins, a new-comer to our
town, hns purchased land of Frank
Nosier, upon which he will soou
build a residence.
Geo. W. Leggett, formerly a resi­
dent in the stnte of Kentucky, pur­
chased land of H. Waters upon
which he will soon reside. He ex­
pects a part of his family here
soon.
Work was generally suspended
around here for two days, on ac­
count of tho wet weather.
Rev. J. S. McCain lectured here
last Saturday evening on political
issues of the day.
When he fin­
ished, we were all willing to ac­
cept our share of the foreign silver
that might be dumped upon our
shores, should congress pass the
free silver act He also held relig­
ious services Sunday.
Rev. Sandcrlin was visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Canterbury, last
Saturday nnd Sunday.
Coquille City for the county site,
but Coos county must send the
congressman to Washington.
Bandon, May 2.—That was a nice
little surprise party lhat tlie boys
and girls gave Charley aud Alfro
Fclter Saturday night.
R e v . J. S. McCain, of tlio H erald ,
was in town this week, talking up
the county sent question.
Mr. C. W. Hess lias sold his bar­
ber shop to a Mr. Thompson of the
bay, who will run tho same old stand.
Mr. Hess nnd family intond leav­
ing in a few days for Roseburg,
their old home.
The schooner Berwick is still on
the beach und likely to remain there.
It is thought now that she will never
be launched into the ocean.
M. I. Swift is building nil addition
to his hall and fitting it up for a
lodge room.
The steamer Dispatch has been
put on the dry dock for repairs nnd
the steamer Antelope takes her place.
Stuttz’s theater will be here ngain-
nbout tlie middle of the month-'
Where can I get four bits ?
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The public school closed yester­
day; it lias been a very successful
term and speaks well for Bandon.
Prof. Hodgin intends teaching one
more month of private school.
<
It. D. Hume lias replevined the
deer hides that are in controversy
at this place. The trial takes place
today before Esqnire Morse.
Messrs. Davis & Davidson took
possession of the broomhandle fac­
tory yesterday. Success to you, gen­
tlemen.
A. Osborn left this morniug for
Alaska. He contemplates trapping
in the far north. Wo will miss him
very much. May no ill luck befall
him is our wish.
Quito a delegation of Coquillo
people came dow n last Friday to talk
up the county scat question. The
meeting was interesting nnd favor­
able for Coquille City.
The Wards, who left here last
Monday for Jackson county, met
with trouble on tho way to Myrtle
Point and had to lay over for better
roads. The old people were sick
over their hard jaunt and returned
to Bandon and intend to remain
until the roads get good.
R ambler .
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county, the county school superin­
tendent will hold a public examina­
tion nt Myrtle Point, commencing
on Wednesday, at 1 o’clock p. in.,
tbe 13th day of May, 1896.
Teachers who are eligible for
state certificates nnd diplomas must
make application nt the same time.
Dated this 25th day of April, 1896.
J. H . B arklow ,
County school superintendent.
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