Coquüîe Citi] girali!
T H E n o p C R O P A S I> P R O S
P E C T IV E M A R K E T .
D
ean ,
A
Ford ham is not a pleasant town
The hop crop of Oregon is most
for women to promenade after
new hop dark. A lot of ruffians known as
yards were set out in ’82-83, some of the “ Swamp Gang,” are regarded
PUBLIHnVD 1TVKHÏ TV BST»AY.
O.A.
A W o m a n o f C 'otirngr.
ly in this
Editor and Proprietor.
valley,
where
which will come into full bearing with terror by the peaceful inhabi
this year, so as to givo at least tants and \\ ith respect by the stray
twenty-five per cent.
increase to policeman who
sometimes finds
Davoted to the intercuts of the Coquille
River particularly, and of the County gen
erally.
Subscription, per year............................ $2.00.
the product
increase of himself there. Hence it is that
acieage took place over on Yakima women borrow revolvers when they
country, in Washiugtion, and some go out at night. On Sunday night
T U E S D A Y , J I JA' 8 , 1884.
Much
Mrs. Markstein, an Irish w'omau
“ This speech crop is safe,” said river and in the Palouse and Spok- who is married to a German, was
the stump orator as he locked up and regions. It is estimated that obliged to go to n drugstore to get
his written bombast in a fire-proof the Oregon crop will amount to medicine for her little daughter.
5,000 bales of 200 pounds each, or a
v a u lt— New York Journal.
She lives near St. John’s college
million
pounds
of
hops
while
as
A n indignant disclaimer. M am
and had a dark and lonesome road
ma— “ Now, Billy, you musu’ t be n u m moie will be shipped from u 0 travel ; so, after the manner of
shy, you know.” B illy — “ P se no the sound ports. A t a rough esti her fair sister, she stuck a Colt’s
shy— Pse rude!” — London Punch. mate, we should have a million revolver in her pocket. She hod
pounds of hops in Oregon, and ful
turned homeward when she noticed
This is anniversary week, the
ly as many in Washington.
The
that she was being followed by a
season of the year when good
harvest may exceed that yield, hut
man.
Now Mrs. Markstein is
people look over the world to see
will not fall below it unless, some
able-bodied, and in her younger
how much good they have done.
disaster happens to the crop we
days she used to boost that she
— Hartford P ost
cannot foresee. The hop market is
could whip any lad in Connaught.
“The oldest inhabitant is usual
excited by reports from the English
She smiled to herself therefore and
ly a man,” says an exhange. But
hop growing districts, which stato
marched steadily forward,
The
i t needu t be so if women would •
a blighti» on the growing hops
man gained on her, and she less
only stand up to their n g e s .-B u r - thftt renders it prohah]e that the
ened her pace until he reached
lington Free Press.
English crop will be a failure. On
her; then she asked him what he
H o had just hinted that he could that, supposition prices have advan
wanted. li e made no answer, but
not 6pare the time to take her to a ced, and nothing can be done to
put out his hand with the inten
picnic. “Oh, I see,” she respond wards buying the growing crops.
tion of clutching her dress.
Mrs.
ed cruelly, “ time is money.” — Cin Some one said lately that he didn’t
Markstein drew her husband’s re
cinnati Saturday N ig h t
believe hop growers would look at
volver, and cocking it, placed the
A young pianist says he “always fifty cents a pound for their grow
muzzle before the startled ruffiian,
closes his eyes when he plays.” ing crops, but that would be unrea
and said quietly;
I t is different with those within sonable, for hops can hardly go at
“ Och! an’ did ye want to know
hearing distance; they always close ! that figure with what we know of
m e? W h at a swate little creature
their ears when he plays.— Norris- the- world’s needs and supplies. W e
ye are, shure. A n ’ would yo walk
learn from a buyer that he has of
tou Herald.
to me house wid m e?”
A western paper says:
Mr. fered twenty cents unavail ¡ugly. No
The man looked at Mrs. Mark
doubt
hops
will
mount
up
in
price,
Meeker of Argo, Col., has a duck
stein and then at the revolver, and
that laid an egg with a n ick le! but our people have learned some with the revolver close against his
This is n o t ! tbm g by experience two years ago.
a freak of nature— it is
a Califor- ; It is certain
the hop crop
side he walked with
will do
the
woman, toward her home.
ilia newspaper lie.— Dail> Graphic, j its share to make the times improve,
half way two other men
The »onshore season « ill sh ortly! nnd “ » i mld a, million . doll'lr8J °
op en and ns usual, one wave {rom the finances of the region
We
, ,
1 »
-m
L n ! shall watch the markets carefully to
a woman s handkerchief will be toj
\
get the most reliable information
the men far more attractive than
obtainable for the benefit of our
all the waves of the
sea.— Phila
readers. It was considered haz-
delphia Chronicle-Herald.
ardous to plant out heavy hop yards
From South Carolina:
Native
in 1882, as some did but they acted
(after a few minutes conversation)
wisely. The blight in the old coun
— “ I bet a boss you’er a Nutliern-
try seems to be continuous, and
er, hain’t yer?”
Tourist— “ W hy,
sometimes is felt in New York
yes.” Native— “I ’lowed yer wuz;
state. The use of hops is also in
I knew yer by yer brogue.— H ar
creasing, and the business of grow
vard Lampoon.
ing hops seems to be more a cer
“ Can you draw a dog?” said a tainty than it lias been for some de
and inquired:
lady of a gentleman
caller.
plucky
appeared
“when
QticM MS Best
Surveyor,
F or C oos C ounty , O rkoon .
Office: With T. G. Owen, Esq.. Marshfield.
i t / ' -Perfect maps of all surveyed and en
tered lands furnished on short notice, vlul
Empire
you
are
in
P o lic e .
Wo havetho selling of a farm of 100 acres
with a splendid orchard, good water, a pood
house. Tho farm yielded 50 toxin of timothy
hay last Henson. The farm will ho Hold
cheap,'an&the following go with tlu* placa:
70 head of sheep, a lot of hogs 1 yoke of cat
tle, chain's Ac., a lot of cows, yearlings and
the house-hold furuiture.w hich^is new an
good.
while prodding his ribs
with
the
pistol.
“ She’s my girl, boys,” repeated
the man.
w. w.
was
relieved
at
her
as
lie
I V o l h i ) ; Fi«<« (lie 1'irn t ISO D a y s .
are searching for “Jim .”
Express
FU R N ITU R E
speak
to
me.” —
and FRIDAY
B o o ts a n d S lio e s .
Justice of the Peace for Coquille City.
Agent for t he genuine improved Singer Sew
ing Machine. Buy no other as it is one of
tho best in use. Will furnish at short notice
needles, shuttles, oil and other fixtures be
longing to all kinds of sewing machines.
vino 3m
J. A. Coliier,
Any information in regard to tho above I
line can be procured at the Blaico or Central I
hotels in Marshfield, end the post office or
n any oublie 1 ”’ ise in Empire.
City Liysry l Pesi Slai
ENGLISH RÈklEDY
W . R. G e t t y , Pitor.
Front Street,
O itjr .
O regr.
D e a l e r fu « ¿ E S K IM O . .VZKUCSIO
D I N E . including
clothing, furnishing
goods, dress goods, boots, shoes notions
stationery, clocks, hardware, crockery and
glassware etc., etc., etc.
A ls o .
A splendid assortment of choice F urnittirt :
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Bandon
Hotel
— { Bandon, Coos Co., Ur. I—
A nderson & N osler
This honse 1ms been elegantly famished,
and is at once the home of tho tourist.
Thelhouse is of easy access to the steamer
landing.
The table is supplied with best
the market affords, and no pains spared to
render comfort to guests.
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of
i
gab?
Ï S V NEVKK-FAIL
I mg Cure i»>r Ner-
V iv o n s
f
’ ■
F rop>
Tleer of best ounlity always to
had at the
Brewery,
and
BLACK-SMITHING
LEE1EM HOTEL
Fiyrlis Point, Oregon,
m i.l s «r-» f b e
r: i.n.is
:re
dm.-gis
Dii. SPINNEY
be i
orders!
lsrt
No. 11 Kearny street
Treats all Chronic ami tipveial Distases.
‘C r
C o q u il l e C it y , O g n .
This bourn* has been titled up with the very
B E S T ROOMS.
Special care is taken to keep the
W ^ i l o M 1
BE SI FEKHING I MOM
> > thocfTnc of youthful follies or imlis-
cretion will di
dll i i lO li ir tt * ! v # *s
this, the . re;1: si
î*r i t r.. ih»* sl-
:R- n,- nuiiü! ait c i i i . «KÎ.VNtiY will
tur of
TABLES
New Drugstore!
J. H. NOSLER, Prop.
wretched shoats. Yet, probably a majority
fowl, as he clawed up another of our readers have the pigs with
square yard of his master’s newly out the skim-milk, and we must
Jour name the food for pigs under such
circumstances.
One of the best
seeded garden.— New York
nal.
A merchant, who died suddenly
not long ago, left on
his
desk
a
foods for the pig is a small quanti
ty of linseed meal, a tablespoonful
to the fifteen-pound pig, increased
letter he had intended mailing to a
as the pig grows; this,"fed with oats
correspondent
An Irish clerk
and corn ground together, made in
finding it sent it off, after adding
to a slop, will cause rapid growth
the postscript, “Since writing the
but not pi emature fattening. Cot
above I have died.” — Fort W ayne
ton-seed meal is sometimes used,
Hoosier.
but we cannot recommend it for
“ I f there is
one
thing
I
hate young pigs. It is not so easily di
more than another,” said Mrs. L im - gested, and it has not the same ben
berchin, “that tiling is gossip. eficial laxative effect as linseed
O f course, when a family moves into meal, which is to be a promoter of
a neighborhood I tell them every health in the pig. This can be pro
thing I know about the people cured at any considerable tow n all
here, and all the scandals connect
ed with each family in town. But,
then, you see, 1 don’t do
over the country, and
those
raise and “feed
numbers of
large
who
this
not hogs can afford to send to tho oil
o f any love for gossiping— not at mills for it, and get it at wholesale
oil; but merely as an act of kind rates.
I t can be bought at the
ness. I f the new-comers didn’t mills at 820 to 823 per ton, and it is
k*iOw all the scandals in town, just | always worth these prices as a food*
as like as
not
they’d
be
something that might hurt
saying j It is so rich in muscle-forming mat-
some ter as to be of great
body’s feelings; but knowing every w’ith corn,
body’s weak points, they’re ulways this
on their guard, don’t yon see?”
nal.
value to feed
which is so deficient in
quality.— [L iv e
Stock-Jour
M utton,................ “ ..................8 @ 124
— a . -
Salt Pork,
12 J
Splen 'id assortment of drugs,
8
Corned Beef , . .
medicines, chemicals, oils, brush
H a m s ,..............
15
es, candies, cigars, tobaccos, toi
a
15
Bacon (sides) .
let and fancy articles, station
n
12
do (shoulder)
ery and everything else usu
u
20
L a r d ,................
ally found iu a first-class
u
P otatoes,.........
drug store on hand and
n
9
constantly reoeiv-
C abbage,.........
ingiuew and fresh
S u g a r ,..................“ ................. 12@1C4
goods. Call on him
OmToe, in tins,
25
for
rare bargains, as he
16 §
do, green,-----
proposes to sell extremely low.
Tea, g r e e n ,......... “ .................30(pi 75
j ^ n i c s t L i q u o r fo r M r t lic a l E**o*.
do,English bkfst“ ................
75
vl p 45 tf.
10
XllLCi) •••••••••• « ••••«•••
1U
Leans, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
b
f o R
Apples, dried,. . “ ............... 10@1C>§
Basins,
do
. . “ ................
25
TH E
Currents, do
................
12£
W o o l,.....................“ .................
15
- m
-
D ry H id e s,........ “ ..................
12|
Green, d o ........... “ ..................
6
Hay, per ton,............................. 810.00
Dead!
Care
T om b ston e and
MONUMENT
N O T IC E .
A
G
E
N
C
T
!
MYRTLE POINT
F ü
MÍTURE STORE
A Vi ell selected slock of entirely new
F u:u'.tnre. vai: pup- v unci v iudovshed**
cc'iup’ete. oj! elo*S'*;, r.îraw matting, mirrar«
and h.i'kiiiit-. iu-wes. picture frames in
vari.*-y, wiu> cords ami fix;cíes, had
Hp -ing<. hangings and caste's ¿tote, pi«-
tjrei Í ramc-d to order, coffins rv;ri:ifch-
ed to-ird.-r. plain «-rff: ticv. f’ab.cnt
an i f-r tu-i work to m il order«.
i Aîsowa.
ami clocks and r< pairs for tfc«
1 sanie. ?< w Home . v iiu> machino agenny;
mue) iiit . on h:o d.
( ', • . EDWARDS PRO! JIETUE.
1
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guarantee to forfeit S; **' f re'
Seminal Weakness or ¡ ' '- g, di.M> isn f-.f
any kind or c-haract* r which hi unden.l; es
and tails to cure.
M ID D L E -AG E D M N.
There are many a. the a* e • >f thirty te ; M V
sixty who are troubled with
• >0 fr» quen t i Mi ?
evacuations of the bin l-.Vr, often
*iuu
Mrs- S- E- Robinson.
chant a lay,” replied tho
Horses and Bngoi«-s at all hours.
Good
Fasturage by tho day, week or month.
______________vlnl h 3m.______________________
W. Gallier *
ROBINSON HOUSE,
of
E m p i r e O i t 3 r , O r .
x ■ > fji'i in a I Weeklies*. Sper
matorvlnea. uostmax -
ËI
M w ....Jo'iwteney n o t
n¡\ rvr" :,;,.",K'. Paralysis
fe x ,
i m the terribleef-
* f S
S IÉ b
' - * a
—^ n d
— » a m l m
ts of self abuse, of
,’ outliful follie* and
j excesses in mutui or veurs. suoli as Iosa of i
i Memory. Lassi tude, Noe unirl Emissioii A- I
| versimi to Society. Diiiinessof \ issimi. Nois- j
es iu thè Head: tlie vilnl ffitid passino un- j
j obsorved in thè mine, and ivanv othur <i>s- |
I T .c r s e - S la c e in g *
j eases timi, lenti* to ln~.Hiiiiy ami de;.;li- ,
j nu. minti e , wlm is a regufar physicwm, j Neatly and promptly done, at the
tgraduai*• «ol’ thè I uivt vsity ut l'eimsylva- j
Shop next
i:i ¡1. vili Hj.ree to forfeit
DUNDEED ! lowest living prices.
nonuARH for a esse of this kimi tlm vivai .
:; est '» i : ativ :: i riub-r lns sjtoei.tl advice and ' door east of lien eve’s drug store,
treatment) tvill noi eurt. or for auvthino Goquille City, Oregon.
impure or iujr.rious fi umi in it.
pik ’ tok ntxni: tri
a!| pr \ tf* dts«*ases i
successivi.y. w i:h>-m 11.0Ti 1:1 y ; ri
;, Tr !
Tíos k 'in . Th«
i min,'.tinti
i ad- i
vice includitig uiip K. ! s I f • inn", *5.
Iblee !
of VITA!. unsTor. '.TIVÙ ; - ; . 1 «'1 1 K »! : !
times the quantity Ç5. Sk'nt t<• any vidi
upon reeeipt- of pnci; <•r ( ’.<>. j >
from observation anil in private uauii* il ;
desirt d. by
A. Ü. M ÎNTIK :. m . V.
11 Ki:»r.\ev st . . rv ANC IRC O, CAT... i H as r e c e n t l y b e e n f i t t e d u p rx
First-class order bv Min. (J. Rood, daugtner
HYMUI.i; MOTTI i m ;«;
W ill be sent to any one applying by letter, | of the former proprietor, who vili apar« no
statine symptoms, se
tu'* .i<»e.
Strict se- ¡
crecy m regare i t o ail b u sin ess tri.n sa e- pains in trying to render comfort to gneutd
i f this old. and reliable house.
fions.
Share of patronage iss< licitad.
l»lt. M ÎNTIK
r on :, y nn'.nniY
TCt N
Mrs. O. Km:» Proprietor.
n41.
cures all kinds tu'
lie
nul bî:’ , d< Coli'-
plaints, poiiorrh :i. ph **t.
I For sale by all dri
• : £ i a bottle U
I tb*s for £5
fri»m all parts filled promptly.
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Inspec
J.v-
P'V
R t . A '*"
and ehoap-st m sw iisa an,'
j in the inarbet. For sale by
v2nltf
•{ Randolph, Oregon: J-
J . 17 J
Debility,
li;ii:st«d Vi tal i ty S. oi-
D D . ' i I N . Til*S T 1 N O N I . I C - X
hurried
A s we have often said, pig rais tor Byrnes has detailed some
ers should avoid giving young pigs his men with the intention
M a RSTH-IKM), O gx .
Dealer in Furniture, Doors, Glass and Pie-
ure Frames, etc., and Agent for White's
Sewing Machines.
v ln llf.
The steamer JUNO or RESTLESS meets
the stage at the month of the Linpqmu
New and comfortable stages.
K. K. CALDWELL,
FAKE to Drains Station £7.
F ront S tp . v . kt , C oqulle C ity , O ok .
Fare to Portland by this route $15.50.
Boots
and shoes made to order from the
Each passenger allowed 50 pounds of baggage
best
of
material.
Repairing neatly done at
Passengers are requested to be in Empire j
the
lowest
rates.
v ln ltf.
City the night before departure.
For Coos County Ogn-
C c q /u i l le
STORE,
3T. IM Ia r lr , P r o p . ,
Jarre, Gmail k Co.
llied by »* slight sui: irt i " " or burnin g s»•iirRl-
j lion and :\ vvOc'kfii ing o f ilo- .„yst fm in a
muti m i' !.!:e ps i. ni eanim t h o i unt for. ( >T1
Arkansaw Traveler.
of Supplied with the best the market affords i exnu:iininig the ui in; ■¡•y
de|K»sitsa ri •py Sltil-
and to make the accommodations equal to ; in.cut vili often lie found, and sometimes
A small boy testified in an A u s a specially fattening food. In the breaking up the “ Swamp Gang.”
those of any tirst class hotel.
1 small ¡»articles of nlbun ett will appear, or
tin Justice’s court that the affray dairy there is plenty of skim-milk,
I the color will b« 0 / a thin milkish line, a-
j gain changing ton dark end torpid appear-
l ’ rop.
.lI u r k H R e p o r t .
took place on a Sunday. “ How do which is well adapted to grow the
| ance. There ere many men who Hie of this
t 2 h 33
1 difficulty, ignorant of the emise, which is
you know it was on a Sunday ?” young nig, ns it is rich iu phos Eggs, per d oz.,.......................
18c
! the second stage of seminal weakness. Dr.
S. will guarantee a perfect cure in all such
1.00
“ Because that day I had to go to phate of lime to grow the bones, Apples, per bushel................
cases, and a healthy restoration of the
the side door of the saloon to get and of cheesy, albuminoid matter j «. l),l1ir’ ^)Cr
i genito-urinary organs.
................
50
A
Al
J ___ ,
A i:ii1
_____ j Rutter, per roll,
I Office Homs — 10 to 4 and 6 to 8 . Sundays,
beer for dinner.” — Texas Siftings.
to grow the muscles. A little corn j Cheese,. . . . per pound,. . . .
from 10 to 11 a . m .
Consultation free.
20
Thorough examination ami advice, $5.
may
be
given
with
the
milk.
Such
Bt?efsteak,............“ ......................
12
Coquille City, Oregon,
“W h y do you crow?” asked a
Call or address
DK.SUINNEY A- Co..
Beef,
per
fore
qr.
...................
8
pigs
never
gTow
into
little
round
goose of a venerable chanticleer.
No 11 Kearny street San Francisco.
do, per hind qr., “ .....................
10
v 2 nltf.
“ I cackle-ate it’s ’cause I can’t dumps of fat, but grow into rangy
office you never
For particulars inquire of
E. B ender or W . A. B order ,
Myrtle Point, Oregon.
U S T o t a r y Z F -c C b l i c ,
she tohl the man to yo home, and
fired her revolver in the air to
j quicken his steps
2P r i c s s 3E 3e a ,s c n a /f o l © .
Wells. Fargo & Co’s
MONDAY, W EDNESDAY
further company.
When she arrived
Myrtle Poiiit.
and Drain's Station
Carrying* Tlie U- S- Mails
HAYES.
“ A ll right,” was tho answer, and
Mrs. Markstein
In The Addition To The Town O f
EMPIRE CITY AND DRAINS
J
STATION EVERY
I EAVSEK
•xr.\ ’ roprietors vr.
Mrs. Markstein to Jim, and all the
CiiY
LOTS FOR SALE!
STAGE and STEAMBOAT line!
“ W ell, Jim ! what’s yer got?”
“ Say, ‘she's my girl,’ ” whispered
one mile east of Coqnille City.
All orders left at'this office or with J. T.
Moulton will receive prompt attention.
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CHEAPEST!
.J P. HALL,
About
The cades back. Our country has prov
; down the r< ad
without saying
youth blushed crimson and said ed to be well suited to their cultiva
i farewell.
it depends ui>on two things, the tion, and climate and soil unite to
Tho shot brought out Mr. Mark-
size of the dog and the strength of perfect their growth. Appearances
! stein, who having heard his wife’s
the material in his pants.— Bur justify the confidence people have \ ‘ "
.
.. .
•
:
.
,
1
x.
. _ ■
¡ story, filled a pitcher with beer,
lington Free Press.
m making it a leading product. It
1 called in some compatriots, and
“ W h y is it,” said an ex-governor | isuot possible to say definitely con-
told them what a “ prave lcedle frail
to an old acquaintance, “that when j cerning prices, further than that
vos mein Pridgot.”
I am out of office you never speak j hop growers will be well repaid.—
The police were furnished with
to me?” “ Because.” the acquaint Willamette Farincr.
a description of the man and they
ance replied,
nyone wishing good, red cedar shingl ea,
fence-]Kists, pickets, clapboards or
A
shakos will do wvll to call on S. B. Barrows,
We have the Helling of n hnlf section of
land, half bench and half bbttoiu land, near
Coquille City. It would make a half dozen
good little ranches, or a good dairy and
stock ranch. The price is £20. per acre.
yards were planted south of Snake
W I T A A l> 1 H H O I t.
imbedded in its yelk.
N O T IC E !
BARGAIN!
1)11. A L L E N ’S
PRIVATE DISPENSATORY.
^23V,; I veauxy S t » i :;: t , S an F uancirco C ai ,.,
IiRTAimisnco fohthjs SctKNTirna » nl S tkei ' y
C uke ok c 1 u;< in t<:. nkk vors A:s 1 >»;o 1 a n uiskases -
Tlie Expert Nperiiilisi,
E i'Öi?n STORE,
Myrtl e Point, O^n
Keeps constantly on hand a fine assort
ment of General Merchandise, consisting of
Ilard-wnre. Wood sad Willow ware, tools
and implements, leather, bridles and sad
dles. furniture, paints, oils, sporting goods,
and a full apartment of clothing, hat-fl. caps
boots mid shoos, drugs and medicines, and
in fact everything keptiu a first-class store.
Highest cash price paid for hides, and all
kinds of country produce.
B. Hermann. Trop.
v ln ltf
E. Beuder, Manager.
New
Millinery
STORE
MRS. AMELIA R. COLLIER, Prop.
K keps
C onstantly
— ^ ___
Full stock of latest styles
ll. A m . kn hh is well known, is a regular
graduated Physic-inn, educated at Bow- of M i l j I ..!N E l i Y goods, at aston-
doin College and University of M ich igan.!. . .
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Before b u y -
lie has devoted a lifetime to the study of ] ls h lllg ly lo w prices,
the treatment and cure of diseases within l
in elsewhere, call and see her varied
his speciality.
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v o i v fi .vi e :*
stock, which is too extensive and nu
And mtddt . u - aced men . who are suffering
from tin! effects of youthful indiscretions or merous to mention here,
excesses in mature years. Neovous and Phys
v l n47.
ical Debility, Impotence, Lost Manhood,
confusion of ideas, dull eyes aversion to so-
ci^ty«despondency, jiimpleson the face, loss
of energy and memory, frequency of urinat
ing. etc. Remember, that by a combination
of remedies < f great curative i>ower. the Dr.
has so arranged Ins treatment that it will
not only afford immediate relief but perma
nent cure.
IIo*|ii<nl E x p e r ie n c e .
[Havingbeen surgeon in charge of two lead
ing hospitals]enables me to treat all private
HAS
troubles w*tH excellent results, I wish it
distinctly understood th-u I do not claim to
perform impossibilities, or to have miracu O 11 hand a full line of Groceries,
lous or supernatural power. I claim only to
be a skillful and successful Physician and Cantlies, Nuts, Tobacco and cigars,
Surgeon, thoroughly informed in my profes
Canned goods, Stationery, Ink,
sion.
I>i*caj*cs n H I i i n .
All applying to me will receive my honest Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils and
opinion of their complaints-No experiment pure W ines for medical purposes,
ing. I will guarantee a positive cure in ev
W ood and illow ware, H ard
ery case I undertake, or forfeit $1.000. Con
sultation in office or by letter Free and strict
ly private. Charges reasonable, thokouiki ware, Cutlery, Toys, Notions, A m -
0. Nelson
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gotico in liv re by given to whom it may
concern, that I shall, pnrsuant to thia
Tobèon the safe side, we have
notice, make application for repayment of
purchase money paid on entry of tho N secured an agency for the sale of
W >4 of S E ?4 Section 28 Township 27 H K tombstones and monuments,from
14 West certificate No. 3CR8 by Engle Min
ing Company, and S W
of N E \\ and
N W >4 of 8 E H Section 28 Towruffiip
otr.BY
27 South Range 14 West certificate No.
W hich we are enabled to give ex
T lndilT chemical «ml ini- j unibm, Fancy and Toilet Articles,
3CJG7 by said Eagle Miuiug Company, and
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cellent bargains. Photographic de cioBOupical analysis of uruie mid advice,
iRAued and dated at ltoHeburg, Oregon
$
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address
Lamps
and
chimneys.
August 15, 1872 , and that I have lost Raid signs and price list shown on ap
2 «;^ Kearnv ' traeb‘ sanFraneisco. Cal.
Highest price paid for country
plication.
duplicate receipts No». 36CK and 3t>>7.
Office
hours,
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to
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daily,
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evening.
produce
etc.
J. A . D e a n .
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Sunday, *J to 12 only. *
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Office in Herald Building.
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and Reliable House in California