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About The Coast mail. (Marshfield, Or.) 187?-1902 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1884)
111,1111.1,1 II I IMIJ Tlye Cpast Mail. Published every Thursday morning, By JOHN CIll'RCil, Cdlior find fYoprtetor Terras, In Advance, One year Jsit tnonihs., ,,,.,.. fhrxc iiionUu........ -i 5 io oa MARSriFIELpTHklifiBN : ,., Thursday, J J : ; t : December 18, 1884 ZG WOMAN SUFFRAGE. What Hm! "Chronicle" Hat to Say of Its Yffitkit In Washington Territory. 8AiFrtAcnico, Dec. 7. Tho rcsulta of woman snlTrnEO in Washington terri tory are discussed editorially In tlio Ghroalclo this morning, ns follows: "Tho mnnicipal oloction at Sonttlo took place in Juno, and women turned out and worked with a will, organising their canvass with tho skill of veteran poli ticians. Tho consequence was, they elected a majority of tho city council, and all of tho city officers except mayor, i Thcf consequence of this was that gam bling was entirely suppressed, tho num ber of drunken men largely reduced, all business houses closed on Sunday, and n respectable policcforco wasnppolnted. Flushed with this victory, tho women embarked in tho fall campaign with a vigor. They attempted unsuccessfully to capture, first tho republican, and then tho democratic convention. Foiled in these ondeavors, they got up nn amalgam ticket of men nominated by (lie two parties, and" when election day camo they worked with nn oncrgy which would have astonished Chris. Buckley. Crowds of petti-coated strikers swarmed tho polls, and a committee of resolute fe males hunted up all stay-at-home house keepers and servants and drove them in carriages to tho voting places. The re sult waB that they swept the field. The amalgam ticket was overwhelmingly suc cessful, and the men they opposed were snowed under. The victory was so com plete that it is now said men are asham ed to walk the streets of Rattle with out female escort. "Tho result shows two orthreo things first, it demonstrates that women wilL take a hand in politics if they get a chance ; next, that their influence will bo exerted on the side of law and order. But tho fact that the ladies of Seattle moke their headquarters at the "Wom en's Christian Temperance union-, -and that their first act when they got power 1 was to compel the closing of all stores on Sunday, shows that tho fair sex, at least in Washington territory, have something jet to learn in political sci ence. It indicates that if suflrace was granted to all tho women in the United States, those doctrines which are recog nized as isms would run some chance of being incorporated in the legislation of the country. In tho course of time, perhaps, the ladies would learn that there is a limit to the just interference of governments with personal liberty, andihat it is not always wise to try to make men virtuous by law. But mean whilo, as the old Dutchman said when he noticed that Americans never har ness their wives to the pldw, aa they do in some parts of the fatherland, tho female suffragists might-make this coun try uncomfortably warm for; men and horses. 1 weeks thoy got no refreshing draught; pressed great Interest, and instead of only such ns Is thrown upon tho ground , leaving next morning sho nnnounccd from tho kitchen a scanty supply. I hor intention of remaining n fow days, scarcely sufficient to moisten their parched throats. Aflcr a term of thirs ting;, thoy eagerly drink tho colored liquid strained through manttro into llttlo rodls in thd barnvnnl. After a rnln- J fall, and seem to bo thankful for that poor morsbl, filthy though it Is. Is It any wonder that pcoplo com- constantly repenting her inquiries ns to tho state of tho sick man. Captain Bnrrtll Was extremely touch ed nt her romantic conduct, which ho took ns a personal compliment, but when recoverlnct, ho doctors announcing that ho was safe, and the lady being inform' ed of tho met, sho ordered her carriage, Miscellaneous Advertisements. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES STORE! THK piam mat tnoir liens tto not proaueo nner toning me waiter mat sue was eggs ns they should: that tho clucks l "mucn uissappointed, ns hor object in dio yonng and thoso that do snrvivo do not thrive; that their lambs nro dropped prematurely, and tho dams in ill health ; that tho butter is ill flavored, small in quantity per cow; that tho horses are rough coated and languid. Lay nil these short comingrto tho season, tho pastures, tho epidemic, tho episootlc, etc., anything to shift tho burden somo where else than where it properly be longs. stopping was to see a military funeral." XltKTT -Otf ACCOUNT OF 3DIssol"ULtloia. of Oopa,xtn.oxelxlp A Terrible Storm Sweeps Over Parts of California. Suicide of a Farmer. Water. American Farmer. Water is an element abounding mOro largely upon tho earth than any other the atmosphere surrounding the earth alone excepted. This element, water, is aljsoutely necessary for sustaining all forms of life. Without it the animal and vegetable kingdoms would soon' perish from olTthe face of the earth and the earth itself "become baked into a nolid mass a huge bdrnt Vrtcfc. '''"' But notwithstacdinu-th'o ereaVitMihri- ance of Water, and'itslmpirlanefe' to tho' welfare and comfort of animal life; Up prevalence often makes' us 'fofWtfal 0 tho needs of domestic Animals 'which , be ing always under restraint, cannot of tliemselvcs supply their demands, Could animals speak the" language of their1 masters tho' complaints pf water being denied tlie'm would be long And loud. Working in harness in the hot sun, or standing in a shadeless pasture flold, tho pores of (lie skin are wide open, and from every pore issues a stream of water, which soon depletes tho body of its normal amount of mois ture. This waste should bo supplied more frequently than is generally done. And that supply should bo pure water, buku aa win queucn tnirst and give tone and vigor to the whole system, .making rich blood corpuscles, aidlhj; ingestion. and furnish tho oxygon bo indispensa bly necessary. Stagnant wator, thick withanimalculae, germs and spores pf disease, should bo carefully avoided. Animals may appear to relish it, bo causo there may be something in the savor agreeable to the palate, it is nev ertheless an unwholesome drink and in time will sliow evil results. An idea prevails with somo people-, and wo aro sorry the number is larger than it should be that sheep apd fowls need very little water, and acting upon this theory littlo concern is shown whether they get any at all. No theory waB over more false. Aa stated in the outset of this nrtlcle, there is not a liv ing creature, however low in tho order of creation, that does not need water, and that will not use it if access thereto can ba had. It is true that sheep and fowls do not swallow ijnormouH quanti ties at a time, but tliey will take It fre quently In homa-pathfc doses, at tuneal (From the Sunday Orcgonian. David Morris, hailing from Cheney, W. T., committed suicido at the Burton houso last evening by taking morphine. Ho arrived, hero Friday evening, and yesterday h6 said ho was going to Seat tle to sell two lots he owned there. Ho fell in with E. Hagan of Powder riycr valley, who was stopping nt tho Burton houso, and who told him that property was low in Scnttlo, and advised him not to soy, at present. He said ho had to sell in order to savo his claim at Che ney. Hagan was familiar with the country around Cheney, and knew the claim Morris said he owned. Morris finally persuaded Hagan to buy his lots in Seattlo for $100, and tho deed was made and tho money paid ovor yester day afternoon. Hagan then telegraph ed to the auditor of Seattle and ascer tained that Morris had sold the lots somo time ago. He taxed Morris with tho cheat, who at once paid him back $90 of tho money, and said ho would pawn his clothing to raise tho other $10. Ho said he had been on a spree for a week and this was the first mean trick he Iliad over done. About C o'clock Morris went into the wash-room at the Burton honsc to get a drink, accompanied by Hagan. He took a small vial from his pocket and asked Hagan for his knife to remove tho cork. The latter asked Morris what ho had in the vial, if it was strych nine. Ho said it was cream of tartar and ho wanted to tako some for Ins stomach. He took about a teaspoonfnl and returned to his scat in the office. A few minutes after he went into the wash-room again and Hagan looking in saw him tipping up the vial, and taking the remainder of the contents. Morris then went back to his seat in the offico and shortly fell into a stupor. Those sitting around thought ho was playing "possum," and that he intended to slip out when unobserved and go away with out paying Hagan the remaining $10. Morris sat there till about 9:30 in a stupefied condition, when thoso in the room became alarmed and sent for Dr. Wheeler.. Every effort was made to re store tho unfortunato man to conscious ness, but without avail, and about 10 o'clock he died. The coroner was noti fied and took charge of tho remains. Morris was apparently about CO years of age. bhortlv after taking tho poison hesaid to Hagan: "If I 'go up, write to my wife at Seattle." Ho was poorly clad and evidently out of funds, which probably led him to sell tho lots which he1 had already disposed Of. Whether tlife snicldowas prompted by poverty or by! remorse over tiio attempted swindle is. hot known, and probably nover-issrill b.a. , , . 'I San Francisco, Dec. ".Tho most severe wind storm of tho year has pre vailed sincoS o'clock jesterday nf tor noon, and though somo what abated nt 10 o'clock to-night it is still blowing fur iously. Tho city was turned topsy tur- vyiasmignt. ituiulreuwf signs wore blown down, tho tin roofing of sovornl buildings was torn ofT, and many win dows and fences wrecked. Nobody was seriously hurt, nnd tho damage is so scattering and divided that it may bo set down ns nothing, Tho storm, fol lowing n long dry season, found tho streets very dusty,, nnd the effect can bo easily imagined by thoso who hao wit nessed similar tempests here. Tho air has been filled with flying refuse, vary ing in s'wo from a cobblestone to a grain of sand, and it has almost been worth ono's life to venture forth. In tho west ern part of tho city sand completely buried tho street railways, and traffic on GoaTy, California, Union nnd other Btrects has been vexatiously interrupted. In tho uiiddlo of town dust has been fly ing liko snow, and this, with the pierc ing cold, has made the dav one of in tense discomfort. On tho Lay tho storm raged fiercely, and the damage has been considerable. The only disaster was the sinking of a boat belonging to tho telegraph com pany, used in laying cables. It ventu red ont- to re pair n break betw een Oak land and Goat island this morning and was swamped, directly in tho track of tho Oakland ferries. Its masts riso above the water, and when tho stoi m subsides it can easily be raised. All tho ships in the harbor have been drag ging their anchors all day, and ttijia invo been busily engaged in kceninsr them oil the shore. Thirteen vessels in all drifted on tho Hats, but ail have been gotten safely off. The only serious case was that of the British ship OTrlen, which got foul of old piles just below Meigs' wharf, and tho captain had to pay ifoOOO to be pulled into snfo water. Another account says this was the most violent storm ever experienced at San Francisco. Passengers on tho ferry-boats were seasick. Tno sections of the seawall wero smashed in, nnd tho breakwater at the foot of Green street . was completely washed away. Iteports from the interior show that a cold wind storm prevailed generally throughout the state. At Hanford In the San Joaquin vnlley there was a light fall of snow, and at Bakersfiold, further south, three inches of snow fell. Tina is unprecedented in that section of tho state. stsirCAI.I, ANl) 8F.F, FOlt YOUHSKLF. Wo nro Belling CLOTHING AT GUKATIA UKDUCKD HAT KM. And wo have also determined to sell anything that tho people need incur lino nt the LOWEST MUCKS. Remember, wo NKVKK FAIL to bo continually adding td Our stock nud that wo have put JUT MUCKS DOWN TO THK LOWEST NOTCH. Just 'drop in nnd try to comprehend our prices, nnd you will notice that un active trade Is always conducted on tho munll-proflts plan. Upon viewing our iinnionso stock of DKY GOODS, CLOTHING. LADIES' and GKNTLKMKN'S FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS mul 8lftKS, HATS nnd CAVS, OIL CLOTHING nnd KUlUiKU GOOPH, n full assortment of Ladles' and Children's CLOAKS nnd DOLMAN'S, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, WINES nnd LIQUORS, CROCKKUY, QLASSWARK, PAINTS mid OI.LH, nnd olher articles too numerous to mention, tho universal exclamation is, What a perfect store and what cheap goods 1 J. LAINDO & SON, Proprietors. RRBSHiiiiV I AY DIG STO RE Mcirshfield, Oregon, Henry Sengsfacken, - - - Proprietor, DK.vLEK IN DrusfSi Medicines. Oheniicals, Paints, Oils, Candies, Tobacco nnd Cigars, Stationery and Fancy Toilet Articles, Pure Wines nud Liiiuors for Mcdiclnal'iisc. Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Agent for Wells, Fargo t (,Ul Express. N. It, Tho Empire City Drug Store will continue under the same iiiuuugoutciit nnd ownership ns heretofore. Orders left nt either sloro will recelxe prompt attention. HKNRY SKNUMTAOKlIx. Miscellaneous Advertisements. Thin rHt lrHthCHlHsr REMEDY AND NERVE TONIC & ! .stsfWrtcsJrNssKa with uaWHnj certain 1 Nervous and Phys ical Debility, Seminal Weakness, Snim. Ionium, IVoslntor rlitr.t, I'mlwldni, Ini iiottncy, I'xhauitcd mmmmmmmmmmmmm vita itv. Premature . ra.vvt, 1 Decline nnd Loss of QAvjASUjlVllANtaiilioml, In nil In 11 complications, and from whatever muw prdduefd. ' tnrkhos ml untitle llio Mood; strenRihens 1M nerves, brain, muscles, dlfirillun, reprodmllve organs, nml physical il mental faculties. H stops nny unnatural delilhiatlni? ilmln upon llio svslcm, prrtfitliiiK Imolunl.ir) lowi, tlelillljal Ikr ilriMiiu, senilnnl lm with llio otlnp, rlc ( toilestnictlii to inlml nnd Unly II U ute cllinlntlur of nil Kidney nml llluMer Coin pi Unit. It rontaini no Injurious lnj;rctflmH. To lliose tiitrerlng from llio oil ilfecti or youth, fill Imlitcrvlloni 01 cucmwi, 11 tpcedy, llicn)sh (11111 i llll infill .... ty. .' iivnn.i..i.i' J, Vil p 50 per little.' br '5 l)itlc4 In re.' wnh full titrations nml mUlir, ftv. Snl. trtiirc from otnm.ition, to nny mliltev VU receipt ol price, or C. O, II. ro lie lutl only 01 DRl C. D. SALFIGLD, 316 Kearny street, Sun Franclico, Cal. ConuilMlloni stt Icily confiileniul, by letter or nt ollicc, uttiK lor tho loiocnlcme of pa tleiiM, nml In order to secure (K-tfrcl tecrecy, I lue mlgptcd liriynln ncldttn, under hkt all packagm arc forwnnlrd. Tmiai llorui-r'MKic, Milhclrnl tu how In merit, will he sent til any ono nijilylnjr hy letter, sUlUiit lilt lyrtplomi brill l ommuuic.iuoni un.uy coiiiiucihwi. mi. , -1 -.n -"-" - i-fe1, a ., Navigation Schnni ferj-SrfeO OAPT. EDMUND MoNKVlN Dlreotor. mint school ih oit.n daily .sat, X I'KDAYS KXCKPrLDIfromVioS ami from 7 to 10 p. in , for the Iniiruciin. .1 pitnlitlaalllimnchMof navigation. UB iiieeourieiiirioroiictiantl Mil ena 1 n.... ideate of conti)ri,nr.! :..!.' . ! Hiring It to ulilaln certll Ihti age. tnrij ty NEW DEPARTURE? Tho undersigned having houglit from DIL C. 11. GOLDKN tho IBM LD if STORE 1komini:nti.y pkia'alknT amono . i'lnl PUeMri It Netvout Debility, the nut iLingctotit, Inmlloiu anil fatal form of whli.li I j the hUMcn u linervcplibtc patting away ol llio vital lluiu Iruougli lite eicrctiont the IkhIv. Dr. Johannesen bat given etclutlve nltenllou to tucli ciivrj, nml ihciu rourtet 01 lilt mrtn clnb aru lieiug forw.inletl to nil Altt ml III country dilly. HIS REMEDIES CURE Any Dutilllly or Derangement of the Nerrnut Kystem, imlmltng Sermatlliotra, Gonorrlira, i)Ohllit, Mrklute, lniHtence, etc KRKU- An eiplanaiory droilar, itMcnpll'e of Johatinctcp'a snclliixl, to all iiilTerrri ad itmving HENRY VOCELCR, 40 South Stroot, Now York City. reimlnrtl by Ih Ulte Statu dripping act. ' ...' ,vl,r,ir.f.. ' '? And ihviiii niii;iiiiiiiiiiu in mem lor iuul. (he riamlnallun maite nrctitary by m, ic, r Tltt uie of nautical iiiiirtimenti, luch at it- chronometer. tompaM. iruanl, ailrmith, tCl"2 ptactlcally lauglilmllllMjlrAted., Intlmmenu nml lwoVt, Intluillhg McNetta work on tint Ignllon nnd marine lawi. etc .. be prociiieil at lhli irJmdL ' ' I or futlher iwrtlinlart, apt)ly to (AIM. KDMUND .Mc.NICVIN 4A4 nml 400 ItAtlfl nrrvi, San Krancltea oci MILLIN&7T NEW GOODS! ? NEW STYLES I for tho hest dovelopiiieiitf and susten- ance of to body. Barnyard fowls are tho ones thai suf. fer the moat cruel neglect Jn tho water wjptdy. They cannot work the pump haadle. nor ralsotho "old oaken buck- t thatt hangs, ipthe well," and there' Ht "'-i-.ii.iiit,LVILL- ;,: : -j. .1 i itdujicui 01 DantT norses. ,i '.;t 1 ' , A society for the prevention of cruelty fojarumala ,recpmineiida tho following rules fic treatment of balky horsea: 1. Tat tho horso ujwn the neck, ex am, ino tho harness carefully, first on ono sido tlien on tho olher, speak encourag 'ipgly.Jule doing so, then jpmpinto tho wagpn and give tho word go generally hei ml.1 obey, 2. A. teamster in Maine says ho can start the worst balky horso by taking him out of tho-shafts and making him go rouncj in a cjrple. If the first dance does not cure him, tho sec ond will bo sure to do it. 3. To cure a balky horso simply place your hand ovpr tho horse's noso and shut off tho wind till ho wants to move ; then let him go. 4. The brains of horses seem to entertain but ono idea at a time: thus continued whipping only confirms his stubhorii resol'vbV If you can by any means give hini a1 new uubject to think of youwillbaveno troublo in starting him. A slhiplo remedy is to take a couple 6f fuVnd of stout twiiio around the fore leg, Just (belbw the kneo, andtioirt a bow knot. At tho first check he will go dahcing off, and after going a short distance you Can get out atld" remove tho ' string to prevent injury in your further drive. That's it, exactly dive him a now Idda a new subject to think of. But just there is where tho troublo cornea in. A thoroughbred balky horso will stick to his hobby as pertinaciously its a mod ern politician, and It cannot lie gotten out of him long enough to start him. At his own sit cot will and pleasure ho will go, ami noi oeiore. A Romantic GirJ. from Lord AUlmesbury's Memoir. Captain- afed Mrs. Burrel aro here. Tluv format-rnlttn.l .... ....r.- i and4BJintltUMfcUMt.naturo.ali.,Aiui.!,i. 1 , .- .. ,..!. 1....4 .i.,.... . --- t--- i'iwi mj mm ai,autri M me cop!oRato enough to por-i hearing that a young m M lalw for ilma, For daya and geiiouflly Jl In th9 eam j cattle, wiiorfa luj- was quartered. lie inau. sevorer attack. of smallpor . and waconunot9 lu bod at the: hotel. During Ida Illness a yoiirjg lady, yit)t her carriage anfl servants, ol fasljlon abo apiiearance arrived there, 'wtnd iuu to stay for ono niirht onvt it - - s , w w.4 ung olllcer was dan same housp', alio ox- Convicted of Larceny. A eo-called attorney, named Walton, who is frequently mixed up in some sort of disreputable business in tho jus tices' courts and was recently arrested for perjury, wa8 yesterday convicted of larceny by bailee before Justico White and wa3 fined f30. The crime for which he was convicted vftis taking a a ibpena, belonging to Mary Lynch, and selling H,,but, neglecting l(to jturi) oyer the coin, to her, Walton is nothing, if not flliarp, and ho iook advantaira of a PIaw.ihnt prpyides tfiat a man who is serving opt a fine, in jaU, and then pays the remainder, shall, be.allowed 2 for. each day and part of a day that be, Is conunexl. Ifo allowed himself to bo committed to jail which, by the way, made another feo for the constable and having been locked up, annbunced that ho would pay his fine. Ho then tender ed $28, which secured his liberty. About live years ago 'Walton was in jail upon some charge or other, and in a fit Of despondency hanged himself in his cell with his suspenders, Unfortunately for the coroner and somo others, a China mart saw him and cut him down with a pieco of tin. It was reported yestor day about tho court houso that when Jailer Dougherty saw Walton coming ing in again ho immediately sent ono of his trusties down town for a Hew pair of suspenders adding, "Get stout ones." tCrcgonlan, 10th. T" ','",, 'I IMIlli-Li Insane from Opium. The insanity of Lieutenant George B. Iloylo, first cavalry, Tvho was lately taken from I'ort AHsiniboine to tho gov ernment asylum at Washington, D. C, arose from tho excessive use of opium. a lew yearn ago, while stationed at fort Walla Walla, ho broke his leg'and in the process of cure tho physicians administered opium to allay tho pain ho suffered. Tho lieutenant beuan totnkn tho drug at his own V6lltlon and by the time ho had recovered from his in jury was regularly addicted to its use Tho habit grew despite his efforts to rid himself of it. When on duty at night ho has lately sen strango sights, which ho would (Iescnbo in his reports. An ex amination board was appointed to look into his condition, and. to tho members lio told his troublo, En route to Wash ington ho wna met by a Walla Walla I'ront Ktrccf, .Uiirtifirl(1, roRou, Solicits a continuance of tho liberal patronngo extended in the past. L.irgo improvements aro being made and the stock heavily increnxed. I'tiro Drug, Chemical, Patent Medicine, Perfumeries, Trimses, Sponges, Comlw. Brushes, Plain and Fancy Candles, Notions and rniicy Goods of all kinds. i he best assortment of Picture frames in the county, all sljcs and at all prices. Vent In ttock or made to order at short notice rull anil compete line of Paints, Oils, VnrnMics, Glass and lutty of the purest quality runim nnl.rtists miterialt of every description constantly on hand. Am ananging to Import through New Orleans, direct from C ubn, the finest brands of Havana Cigars andlubacco. l.ong acquaintance with k-adinj; tobacconists In New Orleans will enable me to sccu'e the finest Eopds at the lowest prices. The local trade will lw supplferi nt liberal rates All goods at wholesale as well as retail. Corrcsiiondrnce from rielchboring country solicited ,.. "' JMi:.'V, IronrIclor. N. B.- Prescriptions and Family Recipes carefully compounded. sen BAY VIEW BREWERY JVL-A.K,SI3:IEIJD, OT&., Clemmeiieii & EvmmffL PROPBIETOBS, Keeps constantly on hand and ofTora for sulo a superior article 0 LAGER BEER. ALE ANO PORTER, itilTATT.n a-r-r t. v.n. .1 jiui-r..vi.r, Asn lil-.XAllj. MYItAR IS SUPPLIED WITH THE CHOICEST MIAOUS OF WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. NOT1CK FOR FIJfAL l'RQOF. INl) Of HCK at Ho-smii no, Oregon, Novrmlier 99, 1 884. -roTiq: is iilki.iiy gima that Jl the fullowuiji-iumcU ctllrr luv filed nc liLtf of his intent. on to niAc ltit.il nriMif hi tuiw uo t of jiLt clai;ii. and Out Kvld iv,jv(,vvill Imj rn.ulc iK-nt-e tlTc clerk of Coos county, at Hni. puci.iiy, urrj.Qij( On Saturday, January 10, 1 03, V11 UiLIMU Hon mov prcempllon ili-cl.ua tory ttatrmeiil No 4753, for the toulhe.vtl quar ter of tint souihwevt quitter, the toulh half of llm oulhe..it qu.irter, and lol J of ivUon IS, townhi aj totitli, range 11 vvvst. Willtmette Irte ili in He names tji&fojtottlng witneMeilopfaie lus continuous retHlcnrc upon and culilvallon ol saiU 1.1 ulvi " W N. Admit, A. E. McCullotli,lohii Ikm ron and J Douglas, all Of Marshlirld, Coot county, Oregon. ""Nf?1 .Wn, P. IlksjAMl.v, pijUirr. r-j ; ociS T2 ffiU 5 CmSSfmSm J w. cox, MHB t lwm J-" iiiia n .. r- 1 AstttWbl InittttttK vciiik g H TONSORrAL ARTIST. Wm A """"" '','''"'''TTr-Tni,iiiiiiTiriirrmTmiiTT . E. A. AMKEltSOtf, Jin-. . Mfs,-?" IFWfimSmi L-ZDsTGPS LIVERY ANO FEED STABLE, MAUSHFIFJ,!),. ORKGON. DULG HOItMIS AND S: acquaiutauco, with. Whom ho convorscJ In an entirely rational way, snoko of his .Inability td resist telnptation to uso opium and expressed belief tliut, aflcr a few rhontliB' confinement where he would he unahla to procure tho fltuff, ho J nuuiu, uccouiu curvu Ol JllH,iQnKinir lor it and as good a man as pvdrT Oro gonlan'. Jl" - ' liUOGY TEAJ1S to let at all Jiours. HAULING donO nt the shortest no' flip and at veiy leasoqablo ratys. COAL and WOOD thvnyn on hand nnd deliK-rtd at ine Ioho r,tles, iyc:"JrJrrxJJii ife:, E3KV LIVE11T STABLE ' 1 1 MAHHUFIhl), Oil HO OX. JJORSIvS TO LISP AT JVM, HOURS. Untiling done nt whort notice, ' W,O0I and CQAL aluayH on liat)l( which will boilolivoreil uiiywhero nt tho A. hAJTO. SIUI.MO.NS . . . i i - IN THK CIRCUIT COURT Of -nm Slate of Oregon, for the County o C out j C 11 KLorri. I- lilt lakii, plaint.fr. vs. J AMU M, IluLI.Akf), Uirrml.inl.-SuninioiU (or ichvf ami in rHl,ty 10c oivouc. ( To JahiIs if; lldl.lAKlt, lilrtve-n-inifil de Irniljiil. In the name (J lif Mjje 0 Oregon Voil arehrrtliy lerpputl to npjear anil iuurr the tomplalnt fileil itjjilnM yuit lii'tlie-aUnc- enii leu icuri ami caue. in wlikh t harlotlc li. fluharil, nbotvinl. Is philifll) 4a44ii, James If nJlLUif.'aVe defend (nV. 5n,nFt)erorc inc nrsi u.iy 01 uio nest trcuur term oj court, to be held at the court liou .0 In Umpire Lily, In Mid county, coinrnnKinj; pit Monday, the 25th day of May, fi. D. 1885. And if you fall 10 to app-nr and answer, the puinun Mm appiy 10 me court lor tle. relrl de minded In the cgmplalnt to wit Tor the d,olulioii of the marriage, contract exlitinjt.tclivtien nUmtllf rind ilrrnilint 1 or the carp and iiiilulyiu! in), M09T om. ..II'MC IMMiaill , 1 or alimony, nnd Irrtt defehilartt pay luch sum as shall lif.Jmi for the inauitcnatKcof L111I minor child. .Millie Dullard. 'I hat pUiiiiirjiitc, and vim In froiiiniile an undnloed 6iiMlliYirMlof Ihv'tvai prop.n d(i.rihed 111 the complatiii. , For the costs and dubursemorut of lliistnlt, and hu.ho.hrr and fur'her relief us to the court l'l4IJJitlW,lWiWU' 1, lii'S summons is ruui Mini lv r.r.l.r nr Xlnn. K S IJ- n. Iade of t ic c!-'Ulr eouri nt r),J Vitc of O on f - thes(.o"d Juiii.m;Hf . u onlej hav-m 0.1 n lim 8 1) i, a M No ft LOCK IIAKT nnd :m::r,s. o. . lttsei (AOI'.NT KOU V. K. HORN). MONT iTHKr.1, MARtliriKI.1), 0IH.COM, 6pivostur the Cenlial Hold, WOULD KI'-SIMXTKUI.I.Y INFORM Hie ladles of MarthlirM and vltlnlly thi she has u rrceUed ' AN tiUOANT .j'lXK.'JC 0' Ni:V OOODJ imntACiNfJ ji couri.:Tt.JoitTMi;NTor' LADIES' HATS, CAPS, TRIMMINGS. And Millinery Goodi of all klndi, x -AUO- Ohildien's Xoys QF ALL DESORtlTIONS. SJ-CWsnlng and trimming done to order nd perfect satisfaction f uamntred A sliare of iatroiiai;r H solicited. He le Cip and eiamlne my ncw-Wodi. ' --.!.. .i . .J -1 J . 1 1 . ,, ,,., ThtJlvmrf Gdidt.U Uwied MarA and Kojit,, each ycri 'JSlnagrsL 81xlU Inchca, with oti 3,300lltutrtttloa,; awholop!ctureellory. QlrMwhoWU prlcca dtrttt to rnuwr oa all goodt for 'lellabotrto j order, tai I' m m 1 1 hi 11 erjlhtasjyou H M Bso, drink, rtit.wear.or lrfcm fun with. Those slr layaluabU a copy Froo to an svddrasM iii, lilT of the portago-HJ CU, Ul V ltt from you. ( Itwpertfully, WggaBBWIBatm 1 p , , 4 .. 1. ! THMPHTgwyyJ p 8 SEWING MAOHIN SIMPLE 1 X. .- W Irtish A IsssssssfeVMHHHHsssHssssssssssssVr, THErJNlY8EWWGI . THAT BIVES '.. w I) llv 1 1 n f 1 bl.N UK. K ' -tH i.t'fll3"sAttoincs, Ht'M.MO.NS.' W.irRFM,T J. htjifl oircAou, fpf tWComiiy of tff.i( IjAfei V ami MrAii llvu. 1.1, ) Wm7 1..1U111 ."Mliununi lL.r i .1 o . a iiihl "11 1' .1 1 , 1 Suit In tqu t, lo 1 1o I!Atr Mad iy ami Svunt Ht,m nbo. ikui een' m s. In ihe n.mn nf .ui. O ledfJ-V-oVr.rtmHMUl'ior J-oil. v ipi'-d ., ,,-ir iiiid r M-r the lorn. . o' ,owo,fil rrtterf. , ,i...iii . fJ-NW'.hBiUiHcll' ill 's a )-r iiiid r vi-r i h 'd rt a., swi 1 , 0 Su0k. ,,) , j .( At trtf, orfce'irbilrliiljytt1, 11 muu , 10 oe li u i.mi,l Oly.ln tSid county, ii ' m 1 cuv ' iioj t in iftuiKingon il nt the com .dnrsta w W. 1 rffll il ssimi WmM SEWING MACHINE: OHANGKrMAES. 30 UNION 80. NY. CHICA8i T8TLOUI8 MO, ATLANTA A. ho Monday, the ajth day of MtyX.r.ms, And if -o.l falltw (to ;np,,eir .sjaf'ft,. , ,e PI11..1.1T will apply tp the court lir-tha itlef il. liunucd In thi coruplairti to vvilfflaA J 1L liOTICOSI aSSK 1 -j... .... ...i., .110 ni-reor in ii.il lli.it If ALt A Lj6mamtiVtiHittetont. nlKW 'l'fHjIVl'AIlLIj. UNTIL FURTI1RII N01T1CK TUB tie imer Virile will run as follows : Ijbivc Marnhfivld for UJUTMty rpry iiiorpiu. at 7 ami every oruj-noon al 3 o'clock l,ne I'lfei C iiy for Marshfield nlid iimnUi every forenoon and for M.imiilield every alien .... - i...;.....v ,u hi ns suci-rssors ol l tin ornie.i A Co .. i,,h1 irrsons WinileUtml ,rre m O.IM' ell to ca IIIKin ui nl ..... .,1 ... . t .. r ;.ui .i.Miii.11,.,1. jz.i. '.';: ;,iJ,"-y, p. nnsi o, ;;":.... .vwumi wunuu wayof Wr , . ci. UMMI.NSEN A r.viinutr .. . , . I lHelor oflhn Hiyyle'w llrewerv ' -in. I'T',7 Mill"" " ' 'I Hisr noon on llio arrival 01 me 1 otiu.lle nanseneers. Hield and U TEA8URER'8,jUOTICE,,, vro-iicrt ih 'imuw oivn TmAt XI ill couijly main ncccfxed 'prloV td ifinuaVv 9. 108. Is p.ov) MyMf nVrf fl ntntion- Soil Sfttayr w"0", .tp ln.i- the coiltevjnce or.iul i.MVJl..., 1 ... r.. .. ......1 i. .... "riT'rr u "" e 1 .1. ' ''nraniU tins plaint tfi, and fully stt lorih"MYic cin.plalnt, oe ameniira o lh.it Hie devrfpHon of ilia red 11 o,.e y shall reid ns fr,llow, -to wit 'ue hor Ij b.. ! lot No siyfj trttt lo,,,!, v ,,(x; $ No aim 4ilckNo Of In tile towdiofrorVls Mir iifieiii, ( oos lounty, fvyo,,, ami lli.it the lelefldaiirt liereiiuurd, villi,,,, llihly dn,rIU Ihtfilo of Oils JTcrvn, u rinkcv rttculu anil dellvcr'to thfs i.fAliilIir Jfr. ,T T"X " deed of conveyance to the ;,rcmlscs hrrdu de .cited, nnd If such coiivl-ymice Im. ,,ol inailc. Mien this d.-crie opcrald as smli deed liirtVfcc')iluoil ill-ilimM.-111.nn nt 1K1....1. Wul such other nud further rcJIcf ns to iho cour! WHllieciii meet . I 1 ( ' T lilt summons Is pulihthed by order of lion k. fv, ikan, Juiljie of tha uircitii, court for Uio rovuiiUJIHIIbbll llllL, oaiu oruer Hearing Hale the pOi 1 d ly of No, mlier, A IJ iBUti ' Y i.imnunu I.UCKHART, ac- -Mi Atliirneyi fpr rUJnlllT. HASIIJEL HIIiL, &U Mnrknt street. Ban Frnnclnw, (Jnh -1 1 ... '.. NOTION FOR FLVAL TRprF, 1.AMP OtricK at RoscuuRO.Orecoiu . VrOUCK. IH JIlSKllTllAT XI I ifv;;owpK-iam.tl soicr;nifddailc of his iincuilon to huIii final ,roof.l (uppil u. iii.v.jiui, jinn mm siiiii, prool w utwnuii lt fore tho juc'go or clerk of Coo county, lmpli-eCUi, pieKOn, f On,fW,;nccemberjoJi88i.wi VI 1 I Vc THE QOAfTXIL IH I-UUMHIIKU-- nV JOHN CHURCH. Subscription Rates, 'I Ijuvb I'ninml Cuv.for MaiClifu-lH n,l li..-. i ,V.7.V". .""..'' . - . ' "IX.. ' ' " H 1 ,Hil, .r Imi 'iftLLfiti&tfTNER, Proprietor. ' i h A ' ' p 0VEN iWu iSl noniUf'-''-.vi,vmSo Akl'l 11 A. VlliL'A.I I.,.,,,. .....! v .... sssmgBsm& can u,irtrr and the nortlivtcir quarter of tha !""!'BH 'HMflrr of trrilon 14. lonnslilp.aj T ou L, fjiiirilvvfcJJvC')li,,,c,,Ii;rtdliid i" (iv names 1110 oiiowlii( w tnctses to l)fOV lilicoiiiiniMrtit rrililentB uptni -ahir colrlvijllon of Mid land . vir , fJl'f 'i Jj'r.'i "eorL Mi or?ly, William I Kiittwltolii hrid ifrrbrtt fcofcen, all of Manli" l rieUl, ( oos counly, Orejjon, "u61'1 ' AVift ?, liiAWir.'ReVlsler. UNITFIlHrATr-S LANUOfriCK, ,-f ?,. J " ' , " H 1 1 has applied t. purchase thtl vjwlliulf bf lUiouilivvl 4li.rt.3fof !tlda A lallm northwest r)u.iiirr,of tha ttonliMHl (juar-ri er of icctlon 13, audi ik joutWiiMartM) ot" ' UidiMllitiil(uarlcr of section i.toWHWp.'it frt"''.?f "i"8', " '. WwH TrTAf; i un(Ier llwatt.ef congress of 'Jurik V, ibylfor tlislMlcoriliiilju land, lo ihi iiaAorCaN' rUor 0rot"' " ll I" WiuWngton Wf ai!? ia,M,n "'! ,!ffon i-laliilingfliibfW ahdve-uVcrllwd lands must fd their dvw' .iLi?,IJ' lo do ,hlr elalnn will UbaiTe 1j i ' ' I ' 'irsifi low Wi. P, Bm;amin, BcUter, li V 1 s