Coquille City herald., July 29, 1884, Image 2

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Lane county has a cash
l*wri in illy in Api»r»i»rlai«ioa<«.
j village, we find that the sum total
of $3691.27.
T h e influence that is brought t o ! ainolllltft to thirty days.
But,
The hay crop of JTnion
liear on congress in matters re la t-; wlmt (]i (Terence does that make?
iu g t o the improvement of our j x h e News is always “ off.”
Being pronounced good.
The debt of Douglas
rivers and harbors, is of a strange |
|K»»ted on all matters pertain-
character, occasionally.
Let us ; ¡ ng to tjie history of Coos bay, and amounts to $6679.26.
take a retrospective glance
at
the | particulttl jy to that portion of it
Fanners
ing licenses to
sell liquor in the
United States.
Counting all per­
sons engaged in the business, there
balance are not less than 500,000 people.
Eighty-one million dollars is paid
Co.
into the treasury as revenue, but
is
the
county
traffic
costs
the consumers
over $813,000,000.
This would
build
four
continental
railroads
amount
harbors.
appropriated
Coos
Bay
for thooe
with due regard for the feel-
contained jngs ()f timt jx>rtion of the corn-
three large saw-mills and two
mines in active operation,
large fleet of
vessels
coal
and
were
m u m ty
with which there is any
a ; value in association.
The
bone
kept j am| 8im>w which aids in the suc-
oontinually employed; yet, it
was cess ()f a community
should
be
with some difficulty that an appro- j sustained; but, the element that
priatiou was obtained to build a j ¡ias Ilo aim but depletion— congre-
money
The jail at Sage Brush has been
Hector M cM illan a teamster
E bey slough, W . T ., met
with
on b e !—Sifftis of the Times.
a
procured
then,
but,
buoys were finally placed in
tion.
terrible death by falling under the
wheels of a car.
Cushman
has
the of others— the blood-suckers of a floating down Bogue
posi- ! community, is deserving of no mains unsolved.
There are no beacons yet.
On the other hand
Yaquina Bay with
oysteriuen— a
we
forty
saw-mill
other consideration but that which J
turned
river,
Indian John was found dead
re­
in
observe will circumscribe its debasing i u - ( his cabin on E lk creek, near Can-
or fifty tluence.
yonville, with a bullet hole iu his
cutting
Our phlegmatic friend is away | head. No clue to the perpetrator,
about tive-thousaiul feet of lumber “off” when he speaks of “ malarial
For the first time in twelve
per day, and employing one small swamps.” Generally, they abound months ln»ys are beginning to huve
schooner, between that place and in fresh water streams of great clean faces.
They don’t wash
San Francisco. W e know of no length, flowing through low land them. They unavoidably come in
influence
that
could
brought to bear
♦hat time, with
have
been
on
congress,
the
exception
unaffected by the influence of the contact with clean water while they
at tides.
The Coquille is exempt are in swimming.
of from that evil.
The ocean tides
“ Every man is the mnker of his
that poescssed by Ben Simpson, | aft’ect
beneficially, and we have own fortune, and must be, in some
the Indian agent at the Siletz. ; no piaii t|mt overflows except du- measure, the trumpet of Lis fame.”
Now, whether it was that inlluence j*nig the great
or not, it will make
no
FOP. SALE.
Jllirt acres o f land, It* miles above Ran­
dolph, 13 acres in meadow, a good orchard,
house, barn, woodliouse, wash house, smoke
house etc., etc. Price 142200. For particu­
lars. apply to J . I j . Oliield on the premises.
freshets in winter.
Glad to know it The instruments
ilillcrence There is no ililTorenco between C o o s: for „ new.
„ ¡] [ g o o 1*, here,
i“ the result-
The government l,ay ami Coquille iu that matter. It is an ill wind, etc. Being too
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made a suivey of tne liarU-i, built \ ow, m concluding, we are unable poor to tmy all instrument, we will
two lighthouses,
STILL AHEAD!
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AMI llll.V'T V0Ü FORGET IT-
15 . E . B o c k , P r e p .
Coquille City, Ogn.
Hauling Done at Reasonable Kates, v lu lt f
CITY DRUG STORE!
C oquille C ity O g n .
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Dr. S. Ia.
P r o p r ie t o r ,
Dealer in drugs, medicines, chem­
Hi
icals etc., of the best quality, and
The neople of the Coquille river should
bear in mind, that as good I’ h o lo g r n p h f*
ns can be obtained on the Pacific coast, are
made by G- H. R amsdui . l , of Myrtle Point.
Will soon have completed a
floating
all the time receiving fresh, every­
NOTICE FO R P U B LIC A T IO N .
A R T P A L A C S
Land Office nt Koseburg Oregon. 1
W ith
which he will visit every point
July 2">. 1884. t
O TIC E in hereby given that the follow- on the river between Myrtle Point and
Y l ing-nanibd settler has tiled notice of Be.ndun. and be prepared to do San Fran­
his intention to make final proof in support
cisco work at'less than San Francisco prices.
of hie claim, and that said proof will be
made befor* the clerk of Coos county, at Will be fully prepared to make Pictures in
Empire City, on Saturday, August ttO., 1884, all styles known to the art, from the .small­
viz: Ernest Wright, D . ¡8. No. 4281. for the est Gem to a Photograph 17 x 27 inches.
S. W . quarter of N. E. quarter. S. E. quarter
of N. W . quarter. N . E . quarter of S. W . All he asks is for people to compare his
quarter and S. W . quarter of S. E. quarter, w’ork with that of others.
Sec. 27 South of Range 11 Wrest. W ill. Mer. j Mr. It. has become a permanent citizen
He names the following witnesses to prove |
of Coes County, and it is to the interest
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva­
of the people to patronize home industry
tion of, said land, viz:
John Appleton
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and thereby keep the money in the country.
William Robinson I all of Angora,
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Larkin Robinson |
Coos county,
11. J. Moyer
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< )regon.
W . F. BenJaiuiu,
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Registsr.
lighthouse, and that is but a third ! gatcj fo r the purpose of living off up all right, and the mystery of a
class one. No buoys or beacons ( tire toil and industrious earnings drowned horse with a saddle on,
were
wisely spent, wlmt a rich
and prosperous nation we would
emptied by an escape.
W illiam
W e have the selling of a half section of
land, half bench and half bottomland, near
Coquille City. It would make a half doken
good little ranches, m x a good dairy and
stock rai.ch. The prioe is $20. per acre.
about
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FEED AND LIVERY STABLE
BARG AI N!
from Newr York to San Francisco,
Boseburg have equipping them with cars and tele­
commercial importance of Coos whicli is taken up with a descrip- lost considerable hay.
graph wires, and all needed para­
and Yaquina bays, about the year tion (>f the rise and progress of
The crops of grain about Bose­ phernalia.
I f all these people
’Off, and see thfc contrast in the j j ftrshfield, we have always sjioken burg are promising.
were usefully employed and this
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There are 206,394 persons hold­
The News save:
“The H erald
Senator Slater is at homo.
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is a little off on Marshfield.” I f we
Bust in the wheat near Eugene
measure the time that has trails** city.
pired^since we pot “off'” on that
11 üüö DAY, JULY 20, 1884.
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g i : n i : r a
U E P .I R T E K .
tlî titln ¿Curali!.
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thing usually found in a first-class
medical dispensary.
Prescriptions
carefully compounded.
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M Y B T L E P O IN T E X C H A N G E
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Has always a oomplete assortment
of General Merchandise, Boots and Shoes
Groceries and Tobacoes, Hardware, Glass
Wood and Willowware, and everthing
usually found in u first-class
Store. Highest price paid for coun­
try produce, hides, furs,Ac.
Cigars, Cash is our motto,
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A Golden
OPPORTUNITY
Burke A Hicky.
N O TIC E FO R PUBLICATIO N .
Land Office at ltosebnrg, Oregon, \
July 7 1884. )
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of bis inten­
tion to make final proof in support of his
Front St. Coquille City,
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claim, and that said proof will be made be­
fore tlie clerk of Coos county Oregon at
Empire City, Oregon, on Saturday. August
the 10. 1884. viz.: Charles II. Phillips pre­
M r s . C. W . O l i v e , P r o p r i e t o r .
Appreciating the necessity of all Business
emption 1). ¡8. No. 400:1. for the KL Sec. • *>.
Men. Farmers and Miners having a news­
township 00, south of range 12 west.
This house is well supplied with every-
He names the following witnesses to prove paper published in the metropolies, in ad-
necessary to make it a
his con tin oils residence upon, and cultiva- | dition to their own local paper- >ne that ‘
of. said land, viz.:
FIR ST CLASS H O T E L .
contains all Financial, Commercial and
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it- Harris
narri!
General N* vvs; which mutter not being in t * A!,r' KS Rlwava supplied with the host the
ifvdt11 ,5ray
unaon
I all of Myrtle Point,
the scope of ¡t lt»eal paper— the proprietor of market affords.
e ! I l Robin*
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ibiuson J Oregon.
W . F . Benjamin.
Register.
David Young.
Henry Heden.
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Our
OLIVE HOTEL,
Subscribers.
and oshduiMbd to get away from this matter with- borrow one, and toot our trumpet,
beacons and buoys in all necessary out drifting into our old but Re­
Two ladies moving in the high­
places, and all this was done— , knowledged propensity— that is to
est circles of Washington society,
with the exception of the light on g jve j,jm a loving, judicious dig'in
Has made advantageous arrangements to
N O TIC E OF F IN A L P RO O F.
during a friendly meeting on rhe
C a p e Foulweather— to enable one the ribs.
Agitate the importance
Land Office at Rosehnrg. O. rgiui. >
street, got to quarreling about
July 21, lsM .
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schooner of about eighty tons to . Qf j,iacing sufiicient drains to tap
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their age, and used very strong ’V^oticc is bereliy given that the fohownig-
find the harbor. There must be tjiat nmjarial deposit in Marshfield,
SAN FBANCISCO
nanu d settler has filed notice of his m -
language tow aid each other.
I teution to make final proof in support of
somethin g wrong in a
system caus<H 1 by filling iu with ship bnl-
last, as if to end the dispute, one of : lxis claim, and that said proof will he made
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before the judge or clerk o f lo o s county, at
which exhibits so much partiality. ]a„t
j n bot weather, the effluvium
them turned away, and said in a Empire Citv, Oregon ou Saturday August I
The government, finally, abolished i arising from that stink-pot is un-
20. IS84, viz.: Benjamin F. Mover. Home
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vpry conciliatory tone of voice: stead No. 27(«> for the N
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S W l . ‘4 sec- The regular subacriii4-i(»u price of our paper is
the lighthouse on Yaquina Head, bearable,and likely to create a dan-
“ T.et us not quarrel over the m a t-!
» of V* b
q of N E 4
^2.00 PER YEAR ,
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j section 28, township JO S K 11 west,
It awoke to a sense of the absurdi- j cr^rous epidemic. Drain it, by all
lie numoK
tlie following
following witnesses
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snhscription of the ( H KON-
ter ftliy more. I, at least, have not I ! He
namoK the
witnesses m
to prove
prove j
his continuous residence ui*on, and c u ltiv a -, U '[ j E i s $ 2 . Now we will furnish
ty, of sustaining two lights within menI1Sj jf -;t be only to prevent its
the heart to do it. I never knew tion of. said laud, viz:
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a distance of t im e and a hub j aijxing with
your
well-water,
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d e s e r t e d I L n u st Wright
who my mother was • , Klip
bliC IU> « 1 U u J.nrkin R ob in son
nil o f C o q u ille C ity,
m iles; one of them being stuck in through which it now percolates,
Oregon.
me when h hnby, nml who knows W in. Robinson
J. R . Robinson
a corner, out of sight of any but
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but that you mnv have been the
!Yr
Posi aire i n o.
the inhabitants oi .Newport-
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I here is something commenda-: heartless parent.”
tBoth pnper-; sent to one or two adresses, op-
The
continuous
detention
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«. ble in the desire to see others c.»n-
Arrested at last On the 19th,
of vessels
at the
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form to those actions in li e which
U n ion i). Lockwood, alias (diaries
the
Coquille,
indicates the
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A ll |»e rs< ms indebted to \\. H .
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. society at large, approves.
Vow,
Bassett,
was
arrested
at
G
rain
land,
necessity
of
an
appropn-
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Carothors, by note or book account, !
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while eager to see others act ac­
are
hereby
requested
to
make
pay-
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Butte county, Gal., in a saloon.
ation sufficient to construct the i
1 cording to those views, would it
It will be remendiered that he is ment to the undersigned without j
breakwater and carry it to compie- 1
1 not be w*ell to inquire— ju.-t a little
delay.
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tion. The trifling amount that i s ;
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FBANK GBEATZEB,
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— into our own actions,
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appropriated occasionally, is in -!
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Assignee f<*r tlu* creditors of
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sufiicient for the purpose.
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faults, “ is going a fishing, or he i s ; .
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that
elapses, .
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the last grand jury or Jackson
length
of time
2Pc.cifLc Occxst.
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, horse racing,
etc., on
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and the wear and tear consequent >
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. county for the offense of robbing
Wo havotlu* soilin'' of a farm of UK) aoios
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lh a t is not right, is it?
N o ; that
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with
a sploudid orchard, ^iH>d water, a good
on an unfinished work, necessitates ! .
\\ ells, la r g o & Co. s express on
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| is not right; but, it is equally «is
! house. The farm yielded r>0 tons of timothy
the south bound stage.
A t the
the use of a considerable portion; .
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hav last season. The farm will be sold
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1 right as it is for “ busybody
to
time of his arrest he gave his name cheap, and the following :go with the pine.-:
of thedatest appropriation to plnco;
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i>lay base-ball on ounday, or to
as Bussell, and clnimed to have 70 head of sheep, a lot of hogs 1 yoke of cat­
the structure m the position wliere ; . . . .
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• i labor throughout the day, or for
come from Hum boldt county, Cal., tle, chain's A c., a lot of cows, yearlings and j
it was at the time when the p rev i-!
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the house-hold furniture w hicli is new nn |
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. . us, in our unmitigated wickedness,
one month ago. H e has, however, good.
ous appropriation was expendetl. :
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;to write this article on onnday.
been recognized as the right man.
> lewed in this light, and it is the . . .
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I >\e may all differ, and rightfully,
only true way to look at it, the i
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J H e is also wanted for stage rob­
To Creditors and Debtors alike.
too, as to the day of the week to
bery at Sweet Briar
ranch
in
sum of $10.000 is insignificant
A ll persons knowing themselves
be observed as a day of rest, still,
Shasta county, Cal., on the night indebted to the firm of Burke &
There can
be no
substantial
custom makes law, and when the
of April 24th. There was a re­ Hickey, are hereby respectfully re­
change made in the bar channel
law is a good
one— something
ward of $600 out for him. H e was quested to come forward and settle
while congress treats the Coquille
which tends
towards elevating
brought to Chico on the night of their accounts within 90 days from
with parsimony.
mankind, there is a virtue in ob­
the 19tli and will now have an op­ this (late„
There may be hopes entertained
A ll creditors are allow­
serving it.
The disregard of
portunity
to
answer
for
his
several
of a change in our favor at the
ed the same length of time to ¡»re­
; trifles leads ns on, step by step,
crimes
with
which he stands sent their claims, and the law re­
December session. W c will then i
i until we become careless, and
quires that such claims be sworn to.
have a man to represent the State | weary jng of restraint, we throw of charged.
liiUjUiUc iiihi giemML
Marshfield
C L U li
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sita Water Works,
Weekly Ctronidc.
Vouiig k li mint Proprit tors.
SODA, SAR SAPAR ILLA, GINGE1C«ALE
etc., of superior quality.
Constantly onjhnud for sale.
î^ 'O o ü r r a fr„in the country prrrptly
filiali. Aiuire
AddreM all orders to Marshfield.
mirti.
Papers for One Year.—
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C. ANDREWS
L L.
PROPRIETOR.
CO N STANTLY
Leading Newspaper
of Oregon, who is fully conversant I the necessary curb, pitching head-
Bobt H Lowe,
Charles Hamilton, well known
with the needs
nml legitim ate; long into the pit of vices which in Portland, lies in jail iu the city
gnee.
beset
our
path
through
life.
rights of this section. It. is un­
of Mexico waiting execution for Myrtle Point, Oregon, July 19, '84.
Vice in a creature of such frightful mien,
necessary to enlarge upon the rea­ J'uut to be ulnmued, need« only to be seen; the cold blooded murder of a M ex­
n49 Gw
But.
.seen
too
oft,
familiar
with
its
face,
son why he should do all in his
ican soldier. For the past seven
We first endure, then pity, then embrace.
power for our
rivei ;
but,
it
be­
comes a duty— in view of the par-
tiality shown to other r iv e r s -to
•C
state that no other man has been
elected heretofore, who is so well
acquainted with this section as the
H on. Binger Hermann.
The peo-
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plicit faith in his knowledge; his
ability to use it, ami willingness to
make
an
effort
for
bénéficient
legislation— for something like fair
play in the
tions.
matter
of appropria­
Empire City is commencing to
years Hamilton has been virtually
Mrs. C. W . Olive.
Mrs. A. G. Aiken.
OLIVE & AIKEN.
an outlaw'.
A fter drifting around
| »«»ow siBns of prosperity.
Prop.
t ei ty has advanced in price very the territory he turned up in this
Have just received at
materially there in the past few city three years ago, where he was
tlie ir n e w
weeks, and everything foretells a wanted for complicity iu the mur­
good future for the town.
It is
der of an unsuspecting granger in
possible that Marshfield will be
a bagnic kept by Carrie Bradley.
outstripped by her neighbor at no
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distant day.
Empire is naturally Hamilton fled to Mexico after the
a beautiful place foi a town, and a murder, where he soon became a
reasonable amount of business fugitive from Mexican justice for
there will make property valuable,
T l i e I_iattest S t y l e s
shooting a gambler. H is last act
as well as ornamental.
That the
business will be there, it is well of crime was the murder of a sol­ HiADIES ANDOHIIDREN S H A T S
understood.
The work already dier, for which he would have been
F lo w e r s , O striclx
begun, will make the place more lynched had not some Americans
Millinery Store!!
A Large Variety of
A
r u i t1,mu U ‘T r was in V1 its b a l ,n je s t ! interfered to secure him the luxury
A considerable qu.^rditj of wool days, and we sincerely congratulate ! e i - i
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is being shipped by Mr. lid. Ben- ’ the people who have borne the I °
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der, on the schooner Amethyst, brunt of dull times and staid with | aat* senteflcecl to be shot, and lias
also, a grnnt numlwr <»! .leer ..n .t :
T ‘*e l);;ilding of the Oregon | •«** few days to live unleeb this.
elk horns.
The horns are line i ^m th era r a i^ a y which term inates; government should interfere, wlInch
specimens.
I lie quality of cedar best towns; and the completion of
lumber to be shipped «»!.• the Arne- r.iie road to this place next summer
thystis a very superior article.
is ftl> acknow ledged
certainty.
Empire
and Coquilfe
City
against
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Subscribe for the H erald .
i the world!
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to show that a cold blooded villain
is about to meet his
I deserts.
long
delayed
F lv i m e s and.
Tips-
X jaces.
F ib b c n s .
a n d O rn a m e n ts.
Ruching Embroidery
Veiling, Scarfs etc. etc-
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OFFICE
Ive«‘j).s
An assortment of
Boot« ami shoes,
Hats nml caps,
Stationery, Inks,
Dry goods anJ
Clothing
L a­
dies. Gents
and Childrens
General fur­
nishing goods;
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Tug Company!!
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Alder and spruce lumber always on
hand and for sale at the low est rates.
TOWING
B y the T ug K A T I E C O O K , on
the river and bar, at reasonable rates.
Timber, match-wood and stave tim ­
ber purchased.
Orders for lumber filled in quanti­
ties to suit, and at the lowest living
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All orders must be accompanied by the
Hats trinied to order a speciality.
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Straw, l ’ luiih, Silk. Satin or Velvet, which Address all ordors to H lbald , Coquille City, Parkersburg Coos county Oregon.
we will sell cheap for cash .
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Coos Co. Oregon.
$2 For One Year,
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