Coquille City herald., March 07, 1899, Image 2

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.U P P E R -R IV E R
TUESDAY, MA KG H 7. 1898.
DEPARTMENT.
____________________________
IHE ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING.
Protncted Session- Exhaustive Clerk's Ra-
port— Election of Trustee and Clerk.
PUBLISHED EVEUY TUESDAY îtÆ 3 rxtle
X. Pannenberg
J. S. MoEwen
F e in t and. th e 'CTpper-Gcq. vrille
At 5 p. m. yesterday— Monday,
and. "W 'üa.t i s G c in g on T h e re .
March 6th— something lees than
An Old Soldier
H i» S t o r y o f W h a t H o o d ’ s S a r ­
s a p a r illa H a s D o n a
W h o le
F a m ily C r e a tly
H elp ed
by
Beimi:» Lawrence is better an,
expects to be out soon. He lefusef
to tie flagg» d ns a scarlet fever vi/-
Evansville, Ind., March 2.—A dou­
ble murder aud suicide took place tim.
at Poseyville yesterday.
Mrs.
Elizabeth Ivencbloe, a widow, of
Posey oouDty, lived with her sou-iu-
law, Steve Glower, aud wife. The
HOLBROOK, M ERRLL
Keuchloe home was discovered iu
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flames, nnd neighbors in attendance
found the doors locked. When the
Also
BRIDGE
A BEACIf
firo was extinguished and the house
entered the bodies of Mis. Kenchloe, S T O V E S * -------------
Glower nud wife, were found in a
room, so badly burned as to be nl-
| most unrecognisable. Beside Glower
| lay a shotgun.
nnd any other
From all indications, Glower first
j killed his wife and mother-in-law,
I then set fire to the liouee, lay down
on the bed ami shot himself just
Or any and everything
above tho heart.
Glower was 21
carried iu a
years old and his wife 17.
First-class Hard wars Store.
Terrible Triple Tragedy.
CALL FOR:::
100 out o f 252 parents and guard­
T h is M e d ic in e .
ians assembled at the seboolhouse,
“ I am an old run down soldier, my
Editors and Pronrietors.
M y r tle P o iu t is in s t r ic t q u a r a u -
Today (Sunday) is one of the aa per published call, at the most whole system being out of order and my
U a V - W i o s U S o i ^ ~g a s i 5 i r S
, * *
s c a r le t fe v e r has pleasantest days to be anywhere ionportaut annual school meeting right side partially paralyzed. I have
found.
Alt nature seems to rejoice and election ever held iu this dis­ tried various remedies aud realized only
building o f the Coquiile Valley particularly , b r o k e o u t iu C o q u iile C lt^.
« a d o f Coos County generally -
The hi<;h water of last week diil and be contented with its humble trict However, there was at least temporary relief. 1 have been taking
Subscription, per year, in advance, $:
Even your correspondent : one canse could be urged with rea- H ood’s Sarsaparilla and H ood's Pills, and
considerable damnge to
roads, sphere.
P. F 1 S H K U , N I W H P A P I B A D f l M T I l I N U A O I N T bridges and fencing. It was a novel has washed his face and combed sou for this, and that was the scare have derived more real benefit from them
L 31 Merchant»’ Kichaui<e, Ban Frandaco, la
over the 18 or 20 sick persons in than anything 1 have tried. My wife has
•■r authorised ent. This paper la kept ou file sight to see branches covered with his hair.
been greatly helped by Hpod’s Sarsapa­
St Ma offlre
Tho
mail
is
again
coming
through
|
•»*». whose cases were pronounced rilla. She was all run down and her
buds and blossoms trembling in the
scarlet
fever
and
caused
the
Action
muddy watar, vet it was iu evidence I after a few (lavs delay on account
1 system much out of order. My two little
of slidos in the road aud a few of the school board to dismiss the boys recovered quickly from the effects
iu this vicinity.
schools
for
a
few
days
aDd
the
town
bridges being washed away.
; o f diphtheria by taking H ood’s Sarsapa-
G. P. Goodrich, one of our lead­
Do not be discouraged if you board to quarantine residences | rflla, which rid them o f troublesome sores
ing farmers, took advantage of the
where the sickness prevailed.
! and symptoms o f the croup. They are
high water and with a large skiff have a few enemies. You w ou ld be
Chairman of the Board, YV. S. now well and hearty.” W . F. B uhnrtt ,
By special arrangement made
of
little
importance
in
this
w orld if
Remember
delivered a fine lot of oats to S. E.
Perry, presided, and there were Starkey, Oregon.
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with the publishers of the
Johnson & Co. of this place.
Mr. you liadnoDe. Be sure that you are preseut Messrs. Charles Collier and
FARM JOURNAL, we are en­
right,
then
go
ahead,
and
if
there
Whisky Trust a Fact-
Goodrich wa3 considerably hindered
J.
8.
McEwen
of
the
board,
and
abled to offer a 5-year sub­
S parMla
by a number of jambs in Catch­
scription to that paper to ev­
It the best—In Inct the One True Blood Purifier.
Chicago, March 2.—The Chron­
f Successors to J. J. Lamb. |
ing creek, caused by people falling
board. Chairman Perry called the
ery new subscriber who pays
behind.
The whisky interests of
. m
0 5 1 1 « cure nausea. Indigestion, icle says:
timber
in
the
creek
in
clearing
land.
meeting
to
order
aud
directed
the
for tho HERALD one year
J. H. Leek has charge of Prof. clerk to rend the published call for r lO O C l S v 1 I1 S biliousness, constipation. the country for a long time under
People should have the welfare of
L W. Deyoe
ahead; and the same offer is
process of consolidation have now lì. C. Lihnniiioivsky,
Bunch’s school in this place, Prof. the meeting, the new law defining
their
country
enough
at
heart
to
made to every old subscriber
reached a focus.
The last of tho
Bunch being shut out by the quar­ who are voters at school elections
prompt
them
to
remove
all
trees
who will pay all bock dues and
AGUINALDO'S ARMY IS DISHEARTENED. minor coinbiues to hold aloof has
and brush from streams, that it be­ antine.
aud the minutes of the last annual
one year in advance — both
come iuto the fold.
This was the
A Mr. Peters, from the North meetiiig. At the conclusion of this
comes necessary to fall in while
papers for the price of ours
Officers Skulk and Rofuse to Lead Thsir Rye YY’ hisky Association. The deal
clearing
their
land,
instead
of
fall­
Fork,
came
near
losiug
his
life
and
Istter,
Chairman
Perry
asked
if
only.
wns practically completed yesterday
Men In Battle.
ing in all that is within reach aud hie horse by drowning a few days there were any corrections or
In order to get tho FARM
in New York aud a charter of incor­
ago.
He
had
started
across
the
then
hauling
and
rolling-
in
still
amendments
to
offer;
being
uodc
,
JOURNAX. as a premium for
New York, March 3. —A dispatch poration will be secured uuder the
more. It is unreasonable for us to rock fill about a mile below town; tbe minutes were approved.
advance payment it will bo nec­
to the Horald from Manila says: laws of New Jersey within a week.
ask the government through our the fill being under water he could
The clerk then rend the auuual It is reported here that a steamer
essary to walk right uj o the
Then will follow the assimilation of
representatives for money to snag not follow it, and soon got fangled report, ending March 6, 1899, con­
captain’s office, for we have
with 20,000 stand of arms and urn- nil tho little whisky tiusts into one
and
dredge
our
streams
while
we
in
a
barbed
wire
a
few
feet
below
taining
several
interesting
items:
unition, which were bound for the
only a limited number of 5-
are continually filling them with the fill,where he would have drowned Pupils enrolled in the school, be­ Philippines, has been seized in general company.
year subscriptions to dispose
Its aggregate capital will be that
rubbish,
thereby
rendering
further
hud
not
E.
E.
Sherwood
and
Lea
tween
6
aud
20
years,
244;
under
(>
Japanese waters by the Japanese of the combined capitals of the five
of.
The FARM JOURNAL
Braden goue to his assistance. This years, 6. Total, 250. Number not authorities.
efforts
upon
the
part
of
the
govern­
Our Goods suit tho people.
Aguinaldo'a army is
is on solid foundation and per­
ment useless. One man enu destroy fill should be raised some 5 or 6 attending, between 4 nud 20 years, disheartened as the result of the subordinate corporations, amount­ Our prices nro within their reach.
fectly trustworthy.
ing
to
$128,500,000.
more than an army of men can cre­ feet, as it is «ntirely too low for uso 61.
recant actions. Many companies of
T H IS 18 YVHY T H E R U SH
NOW i t ’ s a coffin trust .
ate. The government should havo in sn ordinary high water.
It
Estimated value of schoolhouso ths insurgents have retired because
FR E E , TO CASH SU BSCRIBERS. a secret service man to keep watch woyld also be a humane act to re­ and grounds, $6800; value of school their offioers skulk and won't lead
Cleveland, O., March 2.— A special Is too early for you to avoid it, but
over its navigable streams, or else move the wire from the fences above furniture, 91150; charts, apparatus their men.
from Sandusky to the Plaindealer our clerks are efficient and will find
In order to get our delinquent quit wasting money trying to im­ and below the fill, as it is sure, etc., $85. Insurance, $4000. Aver­
says a gigantic coffin trust is in time to wait on you, or fill your
REBELS HOLD NO PRISONERS.
■ubscribers to pay up and in advance prove them.
sooner or later, to cause the death age salaries paid to teachets: Males
process of formation there. Prices order for anything found in an up-
to-date general merchandise store.
Washington,
Marsh
3.—The will be raised.
we will
of someone.
$50; females, $40.
Number of
YV. H. Corbin is the meanest mnn
following
dispatch
has
been
received
make them a present
teachers
employed,
4—
males,
2;
A calico dress is neat and fashion­
in town. A twelve pound Populist
of a year’s subscription
females, 2.
Number of mootbs by Secretary Alger in answer to his
arrived at his home just one week able and ouly costs 25c at Lobmau- taught, 3.
Tbe mill started up this morning
to the
Outside tuition paid, inquiry respecting the number of
owsky
&
Deyoe’s.
Better
buy
you
ago, Feb. 26th, and Billy never
M Y R T L E POIN T, OREGON .
American priaoners held by the in­ since the abatement of the flood.
$109.25.
one,
S
a
l!
NORTHWEST PACIFIC FARMER. opened his chops until too late for
surgents:
This
is
only
a
summary
of
tbe
Opposition is said to be the life
published at Portland, Oregon.
our last communication, and then
Manila, March 3.—Secretary of
clerk’s repent, but all we Could
The Farmer is now in its 30th year, called us long names because we of trade, yet it reduced a certain glean o f the items giving n totality War, YY’asliington: The insurgents
minister’s
audience
to
three
a
few
and is authority on all subjects per­ over-looked the news. YY’ell, Billy,
as they were read.
This was dis­ have not taken, nor do they hold, a
taining to farm work and conditions never mind, we will teach you yet days ngo.
cussed freely.psrticularly the tioan- single prisoner of war. They have
Poor Dickie, it is had luck and cial portions, relating to the receipts three soldiers in Malolos, picked up
that we cau keep a secret too.
o f the northwest.
t
As the regular price of that paper
aDd disbursements of tbe school in January, who without permission
Noah Bonewitz, who was accident­ we are sorry for him.
is $1 per year, it is easy to see what ally shot by Donnell Nelson on
Bert Black said: “ If you want fund, and more especially the build­ went among them near Cavite and
a valuable premium we are willing Monday of last week with a 22 cal­ a good bargain every day in the ing fund.
Colocan. I nm looking out for them
to give to our paid-in-advance sub­ ibre rifle, was able to be out on week, every week in the month and
Nominations for and election of and providing them with money.
scribers. This applies to all new crutches last Friday, and says he every month in theyear, just call on a trustee for 3 years beiDg in order, Have captured over 1500 insurgent
subscribers, and all who will pay will soon be able to cliaso squirrels him.
H e’s got ’em and sells ’em the chairman appointed J. T. Nos­ soldiers since February 4, and hold
their delinquencies and a year in again. YVo are pleased to note hip cheap.”
A certain young lady ier and T. A. YValker ns tellers. tbe majority as prisoners of war.
advance before March 1, 1899.
called to make a purchase and asked Mr. Perry was nominated, but pos­ The troops here are iu splendid
rapid improvement.
O'ns.
for Bert, when Papa Black said he itively declined.
About 15 othei condition.
Tho band trented the town to could not spare him.
names were proposed, each in turn
City Council Ordors a Quarantine.
some fine music from tho public
Mr, and Mrs. G. F. Green, of positively declining.
Dewey and Otis Promoted.
stand Sunday.
Yesterday the town board was
On motion, it was then ordered
Bridge, are paying a farewell visit
W a sh in gton , M arch 3 .— T h e p res­
Two or three
prevailed ou to meet and take pre­
Again a foreign bidder comes in to their many friends in town, and to elect' » clerk.
cautionary nction against the spread and takes a mail contract at star­ expect soon to take tlieir leave for were named, rneb declining, when ident has sent to the senate the
ot the prevailing sickness, now vation figures. Tliis time a mad at Minneapolis, Minn., where they will the name of George O. Leach (not nomination of Rear-Admiral George
YY’e join their preseut) was made and on motion Dewey to be admiral of tho navy
called scarlet fever by Dr. Culm. YY’ahington, D. C., takes tho con­ spend a few years.
Dr. Cnlin appeared, and City Mar­ tract to carry the mail on Sundays many friends in wishing them a the clerk instructed to cast a unan­ under the act approved March 2,
shal Buck, on the btatemeot being between this place and Coquiile pleasant journey to their old home imous ballot therefor nnd declare 1899, and that of Brigadier-General
him elected.
Elwell S. Otis, U. S. A., to be major-
made that Dr. Mingus, of the Bea­ City for $116.99 per annum! He is
L. YV. Deyoe and family have
Nominations for trustee were general by brevet, to rank from
ver Hill company, uDd Dr. Kirae, deserving of no sympathy and moved into tho residence formerly
February 4, 1899, for military skill
o f Bandon, outside, disinterested should be made to pay for his ex­ occupied by YV. H. Brown, and is again made, hut each declined.
The question of nction on the and distinguisned services in the
parties, were present in the city, perience. But if he is in the ring, now located near his place of busi­
disposal of the old school proper­ Philippines.
called upon these physicians and the contract,* though a small one,
ness.
ties was then called, nnd the follow­
requested their presence nt the will be altered and rolet, or discon­
What makes Chat Huling buy so ing motion, in substance, passed: Oregon Dairymen's Association— Organized
meeting, and they responded.
At tinued, if the signs of the times go
many sardines?
Please explain,
Moved, that the board of school
request o f the board, these physi­ for anything.
in 1892.
friend Chat.
directors be instructed to place on
cians, accompanied by Marshal
James
Buell
was
down
from
O atidvn H oms . Oregon, Feb. 27,
It is reported that our genial tbe market aud advertise for tbe
Buck, visited several o f Dr. Culm’s
Catching crock Saturday and imports landlord, Matt Nystrom, lmd quite space of three months to sell the
E d . H kr . u . d The annual meeting
patients, and examined them and
but
little
damage
done
by
the
freshet
a hard trnmp to get back from Co­ old school buildings and lots, of the Oregon Dairymen’s Associa­
the doctor's records of diagnosis in
quiile City today, und upon arrival jointly or separately, by sealed tion will be held in Portland on
these cases. On returning to the iu that vicinity.
Joo Morrison liado bis n.any at the outside of our city limits was bids or at public auction, at tbe Friday and Saturday, March 10 and
board’s meeting they reported that
these were cases of “scarlntiua in friends adieu and returned to Port­ deliberately held np by ono of our discretion of the board, tbe board 11,1899. The importance of a meet­
a mild form," and recorr mended land last Monday, after quite an citizens, to whom ho oxplnined mat­ reserving the right to reject any or ing of this kind, if attended by the
dairymen of Oregon, as it should be,
such quarantine regulations us the oxtended visit with friends iu this ters successfully, however, and was nil bids.
J. H. James was then placed in is self evident Organization means
allowed to come home again.
board saw fit to approve to prevent place.
nomination for director and tbe strength nnd prosperity. Tbe ex­
the further spread of the disease.
clerk instructed to cast n favorable perience of the past year has forci-
Upon this report, the city coun­ to desigunto tho several infected
Hot Battle at Guadeloupe.
l>ly called attention to the necessity
ballot. Carried.
cil took nction ns follows— wo here homes nnd proceeded to nnil them
By the time— near 6 o’clock— of maintaining a strong dairy asso­
transcribe the official minutes of fast at the gates or doorways. But
Manila, March 4.— 11:55 a. m.—
For the com­
that body:
somp of the parties belioving they At daylight General YVhenton’s out­ these latter matters were acted ciation in the state.
OFFICIAL ACTION OF THE BOAI1D.
were being wronged in the matter, post discovered n large body of upon, the meeting had dwindled to ing meeting an interesting program
(’
. C itt , March ti, 181X1.
and not believing it was the rebels attempting to cross tho river n very small number. Adjourned. has been arranged.
Chairman Perry then called the
T homas P aulsen , Pres.
Town board met in called sessiou; disease und o f the character pro­ for the purpose of reinforcing the
enemy nt Guadaloupe, nnd a gun­ board to order, approved minutes
members present, YV. S. Perry, claimed, tore the flags dowu.
chairman, J. H. Cecil, YV. Rich,
Thus it stands at the present boat advanced under a heavy fire of Inst meeting and qualified Mr.
8 . P. C. Johns.in and J. T. Nos­ writing, with a prospect of more and poured shot into the jungle on James as his successor on tbe board
ier; Marshal 11. K. Buck nud YV. bitterness to bo deyeloped ns the both sides of the river, and shelled for three years. The hood o f the
the enemy's position nt Guadaloupe new clerk-elect wns fixed at $4000.
Jfi. MoDnffee, recorder.
conditions m iy warrant
Headquarters
effectively, temporarily scattering Adjourned,
It being reported to the council
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the rebels. The enemy’s loss was
fo
r
that soarlet fever existed in the
School Meeting at Myrtle Point.
heavy.
town o f Coquiile City, the subject
INSURGENTS UNDER FIRE-
Private John T. Oise, of battery
o f quarentiuiug the town was dis­
M ybtlk P oint , Meroh 6, 1890.
eñes rd and Dr. Mingus, o f Beaver
E d . H kralp : Tho school meeting C, Third artillery, wns killed on Gunboat La Guna di Bayo Scattered Them—
Hill, and Dr. A. Kime, of Bandon, held at tho sehoolhouso here today | board the guuboat Privates Will­
ALL NEWS 24 hours earlier than the San Francisco papers .
Result was not Permanent-
C YR U S N O BLE,
were appointed to visit some o f the was well attended and thero was t iam YVheeler and Louts Barrien, of
O L D H E RM ITA G E ,
regiment, were
sick and report as to whether it was great enthusinsm shown, as all 1 ^‘e
New York,'-March 2.— A dispatch
California
B U R K E ’S SCOTCH M ALT,
A. C. YVILSON.
J. a YVILSON.
scarlet fever or not.
to the Herald from Manila says:
seemed to bo anxious for the elec-! wounded.
Hlacksmith And Wagon maker
Practical Machinist.
A S P E C IA L T Y .
The doctors reported scarletma tion of the best men in the district \
I1' m’
re" e 8 ' n !“ • T“ * The former Spanish gunboat La
In a mild form, nud advised that The choice after several ballots re­ läge of San Jose fired on the United Guna de Bayo steamed up the river
bouses where the disease existed, sulted ns follows:
R. C. Dement SUtes gunboat Bennington today, opposite Macnti this morning and
with attendants ou patients, be was elected for director to serve and the warship shelled that place opened fire on the insurgents on CLUB ROOMS IN CONNECTION
quarantined; and also those per­ for three years, nnd Uncle Jerry and other suburbs of Malabon this the opposite side from General
sons who had been exposed to the Haynes to serve for two years. afternoon.
Wheaton’s brigade. She fired her Why pay rent always, when you can MACHINISTS,
The United SUtes transports Sen­ four Gatling guns, two Nordenfeldta
buy a place of your own, part on n f f a a n r M n p I r R r «
■disease, and where it may hereafter Hon. L. A. Roberts was overwholra-
time, and pay rent to yourself.
a g O n m a lie r S ,
develop, except hotels, and where ingly elected clerk, to serve one ator and Ohio have arrived hare and one one-pounder.
with
reinforcements
of
troops.
80 acres, near Coquiile; 15 acres H o r S C B n O G T S ,
it exists in hotels, the patients nud year. There were a great many
At first the insurgents replied
Th« Uni teil SUtes cruiser Balti­ with rifle fire, but they could not
their attendants be confined totheii j resolutions passed, all pertaining to
rich dry creek bottom, fine spring a n d B l a c k s m i t h s ,
branch; house nnd barn; 5 acres
rooms, and the citisens be requested the advancement of education. The more arrived here at p. in. from stand before the hall from the Gat­
cleared. Only $10 per acre— just
to keep all children nnder 18 years meeting wns then quietly adjourned, ! Hong Kong, having on board the lings.
The
engagement
lasted
Machine work of all kinds, built new or repaired; iron and wood turning;
I
In
I
t
think of itl See Herald Land &
at home, and that all public meet- ' all wishing the district great suc­ civil members of tho United States three-quarters of an hour, and then
blacksmithing and wagon-making in all branches.
Loan Co. or R. D Sanford.
logs be prohibited.
the insurgents scattered, but as
cess through the coming school Philippine commission.
On motion, the foregoing recom-1 year.
soon
as
the
gunboat
withdrew
the
O ccasional .
M A CH IN E, YY’AOON AN D FAR M YVORK A R E S P E C IA L T IE
¿nendstiuns were adopted, by the
insurgents returned and again ONLY $ 5 0 0 0 —For a short time
Five Men end a Women Burled Under in
“
only,
The
Herald
Land
Co.
following vote: Ayes—Cecil, Rich,
opened a slow and annoying fire
Avalanche.
A merchant dictated the follow­
wants a buyer with $5000 to pur-
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.Johnson. Noes—Noeler.
across the river.
ing
letter
to
a
mnn
who
owed
hiss
Approved— YV. S. P errt ,
quiet along the l in e s .
Gunnison, Colo., March 3.— Five
Chairman. nnd who persistently refused to pay:
Manila, March 2, 5:30p. m.—This
“Sir— My steuogi npher being a lady,! men and a woman are buried under
county. Finely situated, choice |
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Attest: W. B. McDuffee,
cannot tnko down what I think of I an avalanche of snow, which came is tbe hottest day of the season, but
land, good fences, plenty of fruit II
T »_
i ___ w._
Auditor and Clerk.
you; I, being a geutlemar, cannot down Granite mountain near the fortunately all is quiet inside and
and shrubbery, running water, i
« Z ly " P O p r i C i O F i t ; ,
This action of the council whs think it, but you being neither, can Magna Charts mine, at White Pine, outside of our lines, and a majority
Owner has other business that
Successor to Nosier Bro s,
advertised ns thorouRhly during aaM,
thoughts
25 miles from this place.
The of the men were kept in the shade.
claims
his
attention
“ J A’ ° ’ WhMl" ’
the day as possible— at the annual i
missing, who are supposed to be
The transport Morgan City has
school meeting, ou the streets, at
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General Draying and Hauling a Specialty.
dead, are:
Mrs. Margaret Stout, arrived here. Tho wives of the offi­
Treasurers Notice.
the several homes o f patients, nud
The south bound train on the Michael Welch, James Jordan and cers and other women passengers
Commercial
Men Promptly and Safely
to the showmen nnd parties pre­ Southern Pacific ran into a wash- three
men
whose names are were not allowed to land, the au­
’ O T IC E in hereby giren th «t All county
Point.
Delivered
at
Any
paring for entertaiuraeut» to can­ out in Cow creek canyon last unknown.
warrant« e n d o r s ’d prior to M ay 10.1892.
thorities
considering conditions
will be paid on presentation at ray office in G o o d .
" R ìiT R .
cel the same, as they could not Thursday morning. Three of the
Spanking Teams, Reasonable Rates.
ashore unsettled.
C oquiile C ity, C oo« co o n ty O regon.
No
”
proceed.
coaches were throwu from the trnck : The tog came np today with two
interest will be Allowed'After Decem ber 25
.
This moauing, also, City Mnr- ami tho fireman killed. The number schooners snd took dowD the A l­
The sick folks, ns fsr as we learn 1898
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON.
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