Coquille City herald., May 12, 1896, Image 2

ÂoçniîU City gwaiô.
Why t!ieComity Seat Should Be Located UPPER - RiVER
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B L A C K W E L L 'S D U R H A M T O B A C C O C O M P A N Y .
D U R H A M . N. C.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY
J. S. IfE W O
DEPARTMENT.
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at Coijiiiile City.
IMIyrtle UPcixit and. tlio XJpper-Ccq.-u.ille,
and. ■VJ'lrat la G o in g on Tlxere.
Dear S ir :
You are entitled to receive
from your wholesale dealer,
W H I T E S T A R S O A P with all
J. L. Houser, the Republican cuu- | Preparations for Memorial ser­
(liiluto for assessor, “done” the town I vices, May 30th, are progressing
To the Voters o f Coos County—Greeting:
Blackwell’s Genuine
nicely.
W hereas , We, the voters of Coos county, nre called upon to vote at last week.
Durham
Smoking
our next election upon the relocation of our county seat, and as there are
Dut Cathcart visited town nud was
Thomas Anderson, tho Bandon
T U E S D A Y , M A Y 1‘ 2 , 1896.
you
buy. One bar
I many things that we should consider in this matter, it is time that ^ l o c k i n '* his political fence corners ! market-man, was up and purchased
of soap Free with each pound,
begin to think upon them now, and think seriously.
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P . FISHER, N e w h p a i 'E R A d v e b t i b i k o A g e n t
whether t6 oz., 8 oz., 4 oz., or
some bacon lust week from John
21 Merchants’ Exchange, Hau Francisco, is
I ur • authorised
Therefore, let us consider what point in the county would best sccom- us " c*
agent. This paper is kept on hie
a oz., packages.
u his office.
mod ate the masses of the people of the county, and what point can b e ; Levi Gant has been quite ill with Berry.
Wo have notified every whole*
! reached with the least expense to the people.
| heart trouble of late. We are glad
sale dealer In the United States
The Clover-Leaf creamery is run­
PEOPLE S PARTY NON INATIONS. j
And another matter wo should consider is, at what point in the county ! to repQ1q
as improvin'*.
that we will supply them with soap
ning with a very good supply of
to give you F R E E . Order a good
! can county buildings be erected the cheapest, and what the probable co st;
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STATE AND DISTRICT TICKETS of such buildings would be at different places in case the county seat) A. H. Moore has been tukiug ad-j milk, notwithstanding the bad roads,
supply of GEN U IN E DURHAM at
once, and insist on getting your
Presidential Electors.
should be changed.
j vantage of tlie spring rains and bis some of the farmers above town
soap. One bar of Soap F R E E with
M. L. Olmsted, of linker,
In
the
first
place,
Coquille
City
is
the
geographical
center
of
the
hydraulic
giant
has
been
piping
out
each pound you buy. Soap is
bring
their
milk
in
skiffs.
\V. D. Hare, o f Washington,
W. H. Spaugh, ot Lane,
offered for a limited time, so order
county, easy of access from all points of the county, either by water, tbe ghiuin„ metUe. Ash is truly n
Henry Watkins, o f Yamhill.
to-day.
Yours very truly,
At a meeting of the directors of
wagon roads, or railroad.
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the
Myrtle
Point
Mining
S
i
Develop­
Secondly,
It
is
the
center
of
the
coming
wealth
of
the
county,
for
the
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For Congress-1st District,
simple reason that her large belts of line timber have as yet hardly been 1 Mrs. Rounds, president of the IV. ment Co. last week, it was decided
W. S. VANDERBUBO, o f Coos county.
touched, her coal fields are being prospected and worked, and are proving j 0 x. U., gave two very highly to still prosecute development work
T O B A C C O C O M PAN Y.
For Supreme Judge,
If you have any difficulty In procuring your
to he very extensive and of a very fine quality ¡ then^ the Coquille valley | appreciatcd in u r e s in this place
JOSEPH GASTON, o f Multnomah.
soup,
cut out this notice and send it with
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, and a new force will soon be put on
Second Judicial District—Prosecuting At­ has four-fifths of the farming and dairying lands of the county, ana these ;,
your order to your wholesale dealer.
torney, J. M. UPTON, of Coos.
uuder
tho
management
of
Samuel
resources are what constitute the wealth of any country. Then every! last
bfcBld<!S she V18ltcd and
Member Board of Equalization— F. WARD,
voter of the county knows, or should know, that the county seat of the lectured to the school,
Currier, the foreman. The Big Joe
of Douglas.
S c liiia l r u l l ì i A p s i o r l l o n i n c l U .
A < iu < »lin n »1 ( '» u r t i n o :.
W. C. Edwards, of Josephine miue has proven to be un excellent
Joint Senator—Coos, Curry and Josephine, county is, and has been ever since the county was first organized, some-!
The following is an apportion­
W. C. EDWARDS, o f Josephine.
A
special
venire
for
jurymen
was
thing over forty years, located at nearly one corner of the county, and j coun(„ andW<lH. Nosier, opened the prospect
ment of the county school fund,
Joint Representative—Coos and Curry,
the most expensive town in the county for the masses of tho people to j . ,.i; ,
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sent to Constable Dud Johnson by
made April Ä), 1890:
W. H. NOSLEIt, o f Coos.
Farmers are somewhat despond­
reach, and during all of these forty odd years the people of tho county | political campaign by addressing Die
the sheriff last Wednesday and was
have
been
compelled
to
go
to
said
farthest
and
most
expensive
town
t
o
,
people
of
this
place
at
Janson
s
hall
ent,
owiug
to
the
unusual
wet
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POPULIST COUNTY TICKET.
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last Tuesday evening on the money weather. “ The tenth of May nnd promptly served. A special train C j
For Representative—^THOS. BUCKMAN, get to, whenever occasion called them to the county seat, and after we
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^vNamcHof Clerks.
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took
the
“
candidates”
over,
six
of
< a
are
there
it
is
the
most
expensive
town
iu
the
county
to
feed
men
and
of Marshfield.
question.
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nothing done” is the usual soliloquy
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For County Clerk—FRANK SMITH, of teams in. And it is not only a heavy expense to individuals to be com­
j whom were held to serve and the 5’
Marshfield.
IVm. Hughes has taken the con­ of the grangers; however they are
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j balance at once discharged.
For Sheriff—W. W. GAGE, o f Empire City, pelled to go to said farthest corner, but it is also causing a heavy expense
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l o r Treasurer—W. W. HAYES, of Empire to the county, in the question of mileage to jurors and witnesses; for tract of moving the graves in the not entirely without some hope of
origiual venire called for 24. Two 3 W H Sell rootle r .................... 41) 84 ;io
C ity.
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For Coroner—CHAS. HOWE, o f Marsh­ when wo come to consider the question of jurors that nre called to attend old cemetery. IVe understand that good crops yet, because good har­ were secured at Marshfield and the 4 T 1’ Ilu u ly .............................
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field.
at our circuit courts, we cannot help but notice the fact that about t h r e e -_____________
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he was the only bidder, and will do vests have been had after planting
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other 22 at this placo.
For Assessor—K. H. HANSEN, o f Gravel fourths of said jurors are taken from the Coquille side, and said jurors tho wm.k
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jy eB ch grave. There the last of June.
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F ord.
And herein lies a pointer on the 8 Mrs I,nn*a B ontcll.............. 236 2'ft 20
For School Superintendent—J. II. BARK- have to leave their homes about two days ahead of time to bo able to be . . . . . . .
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John
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is
likely
to
be
some
opposition
to
Died—Near
Norway,
Coos
county,
LOW, o f Bandon.
at the county seat on timo.
county seat question.
Of the 22 10 Mrs Aupubtn Hastings........ 1 20 t58 20
Ftr County Commissioner—I. T. WEEKLY
And then we aro met with an argument like this, that the county is the movement, nnd it bids fair to Oregon, May 7, 1896, Mrs. Nancy sminoned nt this place, six were l l U J IiOV.i», jv.......................... ftl 87 80
o f Oravel Fold.
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involve the town in litigation. Tho Jane Alien, aged 37 years. The
loo much m debt and times aro too hard to put up new buildings.
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accepted nnd 16 were discharged 13 E S Tnrpin............................ 38
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Now we should not lose sight of the question that is before us, nnd subject affords ground for discus­ deceased was the wife of John Henry
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JUSTICES AND CONSTABLES.
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the
same
day
without
serving,
but
1ft
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that is the relocation of the county seat, and if the county seat should sion these rainy days if it does not
Dist. No. 1—(No nominations.)
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Allen, who with a young boy now tho cost for one day alone for these If. W L W.iliv* r .......................... 38
Dist. No. 2— J. I). Sunderland. Justice of he relocated at Empire, we are just as sure to have to pay for new build­
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for a city of the dead.
the Peace; W. F. Elrod, Constable.
mourn the loss of an affectionate 24 jurymen would stand thus:
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lb E '.V Card« il..........................
ings
there,
as
if
it
was
to
come
to
Coquille
City;
and
it
will
cost
more
Dist. No. 3—J. H. Cecil, Justice o f the
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T' Mrs C n C i l l e r ....................
money to put up said buildings in Empire than it will in Coquille, for the
Died— At the residence of Mrs. wife aud mother. Mrs. Allen was
Peace; 1). 11. Johnson, Constable.
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Two jurymen from Mnrshilotd—
Dist. No. 4—J. II. Minard, Justice o f the simple reason that lumber aud brick will cost considerably mole on Coos
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F.
G. Dixon, in Myrtle Point, Ore­ the daughter of Peter Irig, late of
mileage to Empivo and return....f 4 00 22
Peace; G. G. Swan, Constable.
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W ill is '•••fly..........................
Per
diem-
ulie
day.............
4
00
,’ than on the Coquille.
Dist. No. r>—E. A. Adams. Justice o f the ha1
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gon, May 7, 1890, August Sclieiue- Norway, Oregon, aud has many Twenty-two jurymen from Co<iuiile
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Peace; Sam Giles. Constable.
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Then, again, some will tell you, that if we remove the courthouse from
friends and relatives living in this City—mileage to fan pire and re-
Dist. No. 0— A. I). Morse, Justice o f the
4u
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mann,
aged
35
years.
The
deceased
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Empire, it will cost us $50,000 to erect suitable county buildings, which
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Peace; S. N. B. Hunt, Constable.
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vicinity.
Tho
deceased
lady
suffered
Per
diem—one
day...............................
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has
been
working
in
a
logging
camp
6.7 ft)
is misleading.
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nnett...........................
In the first place, Mr. M. J. McDonald, of San Francisco, has tele­ iu this county for a few years past a long time with tho disease that Total..........................................$17# CO
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For Coouly Surveyor— Independent graphed
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to his"agent in Coquille City, that if Coquille City secures the and was highly respected. He was finally ended a noble life and caused
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IV.tti * Dairh'n.o....................
Now, suppoae the county seat 31 Galvin (¿ant........................... 26 68 20
Candidate.
county seat ho will donate block 29 for the county buildings, which is ns
i a distant relative, or early acquaiut- a vacant chair in the household were at Coquille City, with the same 32 .1 D M i mu d ...........................
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pretty a location for a courthouso ns can be found in the state of Oregon.
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E are authorized to announce J, 8. Aud then you will only have to look at a fine school building that has j ance of August Carl, who lives at where her presence always gave joy conditions existing ns to tiie sum­ M S K V E lliott.........................
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KANEAIATZ. of Coquille City, as
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uiid gladness. Who was a consistent
was tho
an independent candidate for the office of recently been completed in tho town of Marshfield to he convinced that a l Norway. Consumption
moning of two jurymen from Marsh- 33 U H Ko 'ors........................... 18 62 60
County Surveyor of Cooa county, Oregon. courthouse that would cost $8000 or $ 10,000 would be all that we would \ dread disease that ended the life of member of the German Baptist
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| ficl 1 nnd 22 from Coquille City, 38 \V F 1 < j \v von......................... 3ft 74 AO
expect, for that fine school building in Marshfield cost only $9000, and ii the victim. He was brought here church, and was dearly beloved by
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POPULIST TARIFF DOCTRINE.
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the cost to the county would stand
is a building that Coos could well be proud of if it had such for a court-
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aud placed under the care of Dr. her brethren. The funeral took thus:
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houso; and, besides, the lumber and brick for said schooihouse all went
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Populists nre protectionists— not
place at Norway on the 8 th inst. aud T o jurymen from Marshfield—
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from the Coquille, which is a point in favor of Coquille having the court­ Leep about ten days since, hut it
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hi''»oder.......................
mil, age to Coquiite City and re­
free-traders, as some suppose. But house, for it shows that the material eau be had much cheaper on the proved to be too late for medical was attended by a large concourse
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turn .......................................... % 7 60 4 44 ft Walter
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Populist protection is not Republi­ Coquille than on Coou bay.
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skill to stay the baud of the of friends and relatives, Revs. John Per diem—one day........................
3ft
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Twenty-two
jnryineu
from
Coquille
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And
again,
if
Empire
was
to
be
the
place
for
the
location
of
tho
county
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can protection.
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destroyer. The funeral took place Bonewitz and Perry Van Dyke offic­
City—nua leuge........................ ....... 47
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Per diem —one day........................ 44 00 41* J L Purrnnd........................
Populists believe, first, in a heavy seat, there would be such a pressure brought to bear on the county court j „
iating.
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f o r new buildings, that there would go up such costly buildings that i t : J ,NIU u
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tariff for revenue on nil pure luxur­
w o u l d fasten the couuty seat there for all time, and we nud our children
BV.CAPITOI, VTIJN.
75 ft)
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ies, Huch as diamonds, jewelry, silks, w o u l d have t o d o just as we have been doing in the past—go to the north -1
Bandon S Budget.
Ci »et al Empite.................................. $179 60 ft; Oe.» V.' 1 hade......................... M 87 80
etc., used by the rich. Second, all w e s t c o r n e r o f the c o u n t y w lie D c o m p e l l e d to attend at the couuty scat, j
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“ “ Coquillo C ity........................ 55 60
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Now is this right? Should the masses of tho people who now live; Bandon, May 5Η The steamer
articles manufactured or produced
Differenoe ................................. $194 00 •V.‘A Cuvenangli........................ 27 08 ft)
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ft? Geo Chard.............................
in foreign countries, and not here, here, ns well as all who may live here after wo are gone, he compelled to ^ Iloro in coming in Monday struck
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go to this far out-of-the-way place, that is so expensive to reach and so ' on the north spit and laid till I lies-
Tho difference, therefore, of the
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ou the free list, and vice versa. expensive to feed at, after we are there, or shall we say by our votes on ! day evening, when she was floated i I f it is, y o u will be strong, vigorous,
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cost
to
the
county
of
this
one
day’s
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full o f life aixd am bition; you will have a
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Third, all articles produced or man­ the first Monday of next month, that the county seat must be located in off with but very little damage,
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good appetite and good d igestion ; service of jurymen is in favor of
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ufactured in this country nnd in for­ the center of the county, where nil will have a chance to visit without so j The bali given by company K last strong nerves, sweet sleep.
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Kool
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| Coquille City to the amount of
But how few can eay that their blood
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eign countries alike, and coming much extra expense? it is a fact that 80 per cent of tho whole people, Saturday night was an enjoyable
is pure! How m any people are suffering j $124—nearly an average iu crimi­ 6ft 1» \ A lford.............................
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of
Coos
county
can
rench
Coquille
City,
attend
to
business
matters
nnd
affair
all
the
same,
daily from the consequences o f impure
into competition with each other, u
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return homo the sumo day, which fact cannot be said of any «other town ; The Populists will have public blood, scrofula, salt rheum, rheumatism, nal trials—and yet we complain of 67 Forfeited.
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tariff equal to . the difference of in the county.
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♦*•* A!?*. Simpson........................
j speaking here next Tuesdny night catarrh, nervousness, sleeplessness, and
our high taxes !
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price of wages nnd cost of produc­
T h a t Tire d Feeling.
Now let us figuro just n little on this question of expense for a new | Messrs. Edwards and Nosier are
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Now the citizens of the whole 70 C W M .ijm y........................
H ood’s Sarsaparilla purifies, vitalizes
expected.
tion betweeu this and foreign coun­ courthouse;
Joint —
The steamer Moro brought up a and enriches the blood. Therefore, it is j county arc as individually nnd vitally 1 <’. M Hermann...................... 16 36 20
IVe will say that tho taxnblo property of Coos county amounts to
tries.
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the
m
edicine
for
you.
I
interested
in
stopping
this
leak
ns
large quantity of wool for the j
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IVith this kind of a tariff the $3,000,000; then n lovy of 4 mills on the dollar would raise $12,000.
It will give you pure, rich , red blood
:
aro
the
inhabitants
of
Coquille
City.
Then suppose that you pay on $1000 worth of property; your taxes would woolen mills.
and strong nerves.
Tot .Is...................................3800 $6175 10
manufacturer would be forced to
II. D. Hume has control of the | It will overcome that tired feeling, Sit down and make your own esti­
amount to just $4. Now who of you would uot rather pay $4, aud have
J. H. B a r k l o w ,
pay higher wages than nre paid the the county seat centrally located, than to be compelled to go to ilie north- deer hides that were in dispute here, i •icate an appetite, give refreshing sleep
and make you strong.
mates of ¡;A per day for each juror
County School Superintendent.
pauper laborers in Europe, nnd just west corner of the couuty the rest of your days, when you had to attend
The posters nre out for a match J
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and 10 cents per mile milenge, to
iu proportion ns ho does this the nt the county sent? And what for? Just because we did not consider social touight (Saturday), under the I
IVenry Walker—Say, were you
say nothing of tho cost of service
protection on his manufactured the matter properly and cast our votes to have it located in tho center of j management of the young people j
ever tarred aud feathered? Johnny
goods increases. This protects the tho county.
which the county lias to pay under Restful— Yes, once. Weary IValker
| of the M. E. church.
laborer nnd manufacturer equally,
This is a matter of vital importance to all, and especially to those who j Candidates nre on the stir and j
the new Republican law —or loses, — How did you feel ? Johnny Rest­
while Republican protection benefits livo on this side of the divide; for we all, or nearly all, have to go through | cigars go freely.
rather— and the inconvenience to ful—Like a bird.
the manufacturer nnd allows him to Coquille City every timo we make a trip to the couuty sent. Then when
The Loyal Legion of the Presby-
some jurymen, especially those who
reduce tho wages of his operatives we get to Coquillo City it costs each one $3.75 to get to Empiro nud return 1 tcriun church gave a very iuterest- Prom inently in the public eye today.
Mr. Smart—Let me carry thnt
cannot
return to their homes tho <log, my dear, and you carry tho
to below living rates. Study this bh far ns Coquille, besides being away from home two or three days.
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sllo
the
after-dinner
p'
l
and
j ing entertainment last IVeduesday H OOA S I HIS fimu, cathartic. 23«.
Populist tariff plan, brother, aud
santo day and are discharged from baby. Mrs. Smart— No, no! You
Now this is no personal matter. It docs, or should, concern 11 s n il, night,
see how you like it.
alike. It will not he working a hardship on anyone to have the county
Miss Lillie Docker is quite sick,
service when a jury is inq.auueled. carry the baby, I couldn’t trust you
Riverton Riotings.
with Zip. You’d let tho poor fel­
sent where nil can rench it with the least trouble and expense.
hut at this mating is a little better.
VANDElUlLUG STANDS.
low fall. I'll carry Zippy myself.
Then in the name of lnynanity, let us one nnd all lny aside all mnlice|
Mrs. Sim Hunt has been sick for
Empire Cityisms.
Riverton, May 11.—There nre
nnd prejudice, if we have any, and reason together
for the good of all several weeks.
rumors of a wedding in the near
Senator Vanderburg, of Coos and concerned, and on the first day of next month march up to the polls ond cast
The Tenbrook hotel is running
Joy's for tko Jaded ami Rood
Empire City, May 11.— Exciting
Curry, will not withdraw as Populist our votes for Coquillo City, the center of the county, the center of travel again in full blast, under the man- future.
Health scr all mankind.
J. V. Foster lias given a sito for week in town.
candidate for congress iu this dis­ and the center of the coming wealth of Iho county, and when wo have agement of Mrs. Costello,
JOY'S VEGETABLE SARSAPARILLA.
The jury in Albrecht case returned
a church to he owned by the M. E.
done this, we will not he doing any injustice to anyone, but n kindness to
The steamer Moro had the mis-
trict.
church, south, and the Protestant with a verdict of “ guilty as charged
is made from
ourselves, our children nnd grand-children, and all of the hundreds of fortune, since she came in tho river,
| in the indictment” iu just three min­
It is not known wliother ox-Scna-
Methodist church.
herbs, and
families nnd their children who nre sure to find homes in our beautiful to break her propeller, which will
contains n o
utes
after
tho
bailiff
locked
them
Mr. Smitliers, of San Francisco, is
tor Jeff Myers will pull off as Dem­ valley, provided we centrally locate the county sent. But if we fail to do cause several day's delay,
mi ne r a l
drugs or
visiting his old friend J. II. Timon. I i‘l\
ocratic candidate.
deadly pois-
this, wo have failed to do our duty ns true nnd loyal citizens.
Mr. Yates, Republican candidate
Edwards and Nosier spoke in the
on.
J c y ’ s
A. H. Bean nnd his sister Myrtle
for district attorney, was in town
If ho does not, Senator Vander­
V e g e ta b le
■¡¡rt.J v"
* courthouse to a large nnd appre-
have
returned
from
Drain.
A.
H.
Sarsaparilla
HikijJ’.. inJifl
Thursday
night.
Wonder
why
he
l ciative audience last Friday night.
burg is to he commended for his | ji iMii; nvi.it i\ ri:nvn:w i n. should Dot exist between the towns
robs the
FiM U r1 »Jlilii
C o n s ti p a -
will
be
a
miner
once
more.
blood o f all |N}»J? »»{¡BJ
tion , L iver
aud neighborhoods along the river, did not speak? Did ho not choose
Mr. Divilbiss, of Curry couuty,
determination to make the race. He '
J.
K.
McLeod
is
fitting
up
bis
ila
im
p
uri-
I
ì M m ,.
«tlilflS
C
o m p la in ts
to expose himself, or had he no fit
II«* . N l r o ii u l j I T i v o r s ( ' o q u t l l c C i t y
tics, and
K idney
for n hat benefits one, benefits all
pile-driver preparatory to driving ; smiled upon us during court.
is a clean and ahlo man.
He |
courses all
Affections,
l o r III«* 4 « » H illy N e a t .
subject to talk about?
Sheriff
Gage
will
probably
ndver-
these impuri*
the
piles
for
the
coal
bunkers
be­
along the river. The more intelli­
Mrs. Rounds, IV. C. T. U. lecturer,
is a business man aud legislator o f ;
1 tise fer bids for building scaffold
gent business men take this view gave a splendid lecture in the Pres­ low town.
experience.
within a short time.
Dr.
J.
IV.
Strange,
the
dentist,
f
uald
byterian church last night.
o f the matter.
Mr. Vanderburg is a straight-out j
The Beaver Hill case may prove
was
crowded
with
work
during
his
J. P. Wilbur has leased the Ban-
Populist nnd will receive the full j
“ The people o f Bandon should
to be of more interest than it
short
stay
here.
don hotel and bought all furniture
vote of his party. It is now thought,
certain! v endeavor to get the couuty nnd fixtures belonging thereto. He
IVe understand the L O. G. T. . appenred at first. One indictment
Joy’ s Vegetable
tho fight in this district will be a
found nnd probably more will fol -1
Sarsaparilla *
seat ou the Coquille liver, because ¡ntenii 8 to tllrn ¡t into a lodging will reorganize here soon.
prevents tired feel-
three-cornered one.— Salem Capital 1
Miss Ivy Kinnicutt is visiting her low.
lDfjs,
staggering sen­
its
future
depends
on
the
progress
house.
He
will
have
rooms
to
let
Jeurnal (Hep.).
Yates, the Republican candidate j
father and sisters here.
sations, palpitation I
and prosperity o f the Coquille and household goods to sell,
o f heart, rush of I
Mr. Ferry's daughter, Paulina, for district nttorney, was in town
R am bler .
Tho county scat is suro to lie
blood to the head, f
river; and everything that is doue
now makes her father’s home cheer­ ! several days last week, nnd went to !
dizziness, ringing in
moved by tho vote in Juno. If the
That beats Portland on the Areata. He makes i
ears, snots before the
IVe congratulate the readers of ful by her presence.
a splendid appearance, hut the
Coquillo valley people stand together
“ batching,” don't it?
eyes, headache, bil­
the H erald in the Coquille valley
| voters of this district, ou the 1 st o f :
iousness, constipation
If
that
balloon
with
the
court­
it will come to Coquillo City. If
felt that after next
o f bowels, pains in
they will be house don’t land at Coquille City, June, will send him an invitation
they nre foolish enough to he
tho
back,melancholy,
with
the northeast we will land it here if we have to to stay nt home.
going
tongue coated, foul
divided by a few croakers it will be
Even
the
lawyers
declare
many
breath, pimples on
corner of the county to attend to , shoot a hole in its gas sack.
permanently located nt one side of
j
face, body and limb,
At our next school meeting come ' of our forms of so-called “ law nnd ;
couuty business. After that it will
the county, nml residents of this
declineofnerve force
one come all nnd vote your true justice” were farces aud an outrage
dizzy
s p e l l s , faint
be equally accessible to all residents principles.
valley will forever be squandering
If this proposition ' upon the people and the taxpayers
spells, cold, clammy l
money needlessly to get to the
of the county.
;
of
the
county.
IVhat
a
great
don't
suit,
vote
it
down
and
then
feci and hands, sour I
j
county sent. Coquille will accom­
risings, fatigue, in- f
A. D. Lee, at this place some give the directors another offer at amount of unnecessary expense was
modate the whole county. Vote for
mnia, and all dis­
incurred
in
the
trial
of
Albrecht
for
some
place
thnt
will
suit
you.
Then
while since ou a health tour and j
Coquille.
eases o f the stomach,
you may depend upon my vote for a crime of which a score or more |
liver and kidneys.
I
lecturing on physiognomy, re­ your choice of location. I care not of persons postively knew that he I
Joy.s Vegetable Sar-
C. E. Harmon, of Grants Pass,
saparilla u sold by all
Ed Booklet!, Republican candi­ turned last week and is solicit­ where the schooihouse is located. was guilty.
K raxk .
draniata R e f u s e a
formerly a resident here and well
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substitute. W hen yon
date for county clerk, was in town ing for the Chicago Portrait Co. Give U 3 a school building any place
I pny for the best .see that
I T l * " AN'i ED.—Several trustworthy gentle-
known to many of our citizens, has
I you get the beat.
1
yesterday looking up the stalwart for enlarging pictures. Mr. Lee tlmt the majority of the people ▼ ▼ men or ladies to travel in Oregon for
1 >ccn nominated for joint state sen­
established, reliable house. Salary. $ 7t<0
D ora A sa .
g. o. p. voters in his own interest is a reliable young man and this wish iL
and
expehses.
Steady
position.
Enclose
ator for this district by the Repub­
references and self-addressed stamped en­
But it is no use, Ed. They are to o 1 fact guarantees him good patron-1
licans. He wilt visit Coos about the
velope. The Dominion Company. Third
M oor, Omaha Building, Chicago, Illinois, j
last of this week.
ousy to a certain exteut which j much like angel visite.
Demoted to the material and social up-
fiuildinsrof the Coqaillc Valley particularly
find of Coos County generally.
Subscription, per year, iu advance, $2.
Tobacco
BLACKWELL’S DURHAM
W
Blood
Pure
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Is the Only
True Biocd Purifier
Judge Dyer was visited this
morning by a H .
reporter,
who fouud him able to converse
some and therefore plied him with
a few questions regarding tho re­
location of the couuty sent. As it
is time to go to press, we give the
interview briefly now, and expect
to enlarge upon it at another time. to help any part of the river must
Iu response to the inquiry as to eveutcally help Bandon.”
what he thought of the matter, the At this point the judge
judge replied;
exhausted, having talked
sev-1 Jone with
"I enunot see why every voter in era) friends previously, hut added
the Coquille valloy should uot j|mt |lm| ^ivon these same argu-
vote for Coquille City. The ques- I m£Uts subetnutill||y 10 BD Br,ide to
tion of expense is a mere bugaboo, lhfl Bandon Recorder. He ex-
as that expense will bfc the same prP8ge,j tiiuiself as being deeply
in a short time. uo matter where interPBled in the subject aud hoped
located, and the expense will de- for j(g gue.ce8g
pend on the kind of meu we have
in the county court.
”1 was considerably astonished
on returning here to fiud quite an
amount of opposition to Coquille
City. Of course, there is a jeal
a
h
June
to
a
The teachers’examination begins
at M>rlle Point tomorrow.
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