Coquille City herald., September 02, 1884, Image 4

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Itjis the custom of many farmers
PCRLISITKn KVHRT TURSDAT.
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to bum over land before plowing
Editor and Proprietor.
Devoted to the interests of the Coquille
Hirer particularly, ami of the County gen­
erally.
Subscription, per year............
in the spring, if it is covered with
many weeds, dead grass, stubble or
trash,
in regard to the wisdom
i n '' w
of this
'-’J r 00 i custom. 1 know many good, prac­
tical farmers who follow and advo­
T U E S D A Y , SEPT. 2,
w ir t\ i>
Different opinions prevail
cate it.
o k
It renders the work of
plowing and pulverizing the soil
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much easier; it leaves the ground
The coming era— chol-era.— M er­ much more mellow than when the
chant Traveler.
trash is plowed under; the crops
In the midst of life we are in start more promptly and vigorously,
d e b t— -Washington H atch et
and a multitude of weed seeds are
Tho water line - An ocean cable. destroyed.
It is urged that when
the trash and stubble are burned
— New York Telegram.
B uy ways— The methods of a tho nitrogen they contain is all
wasted and that tho continuance of
politician.— New York Telegram.
the practice will therefore tend to
A pole that wants a cracker—
Polygam y.— New York Telegraph. impoverish the soil, requiring the
use of fertilizers to replace the
Flirting on pleasure yachts is a
nitrogen.
marry time pleasure.— Philadelphia
Practical observation is always
Call.*
better than theory, provided the
Kind words are like bald heads— observation is continued through a
they never dye.— New York Dial.
Hurling bricks at each
One
fanner argues that ho lias tried
sport.— Y liitehall! burning over land for n number of
raissloauoous
Times.
A sample room— The
house
sufficient number of years.
other n
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, I
August 20. 1884.
'VTotice is hereby given that the following
1 1 named settler has filed notice of his in­
tention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before the Register and Receiver at Rose-
burg, Oregon on Thursday October 9, 1884,
viz: A. L. Buell. pre-emption 1>. S. No. 4(>7‘>.
for the S E quarter of S E quarter section
Go to Dean A Huntington’ s—
nine. S W quarter o f S W quarter section
They will lit and please you;
(on. and N half o f N W quarter, section
fifteen, T thirty K K thirteen W.
They keep every thing,
He names the following witnesses to prove
From stout boots for winter,
hi* continuous residence upon, and cultiva­
To light ones for spring.
tion of said laud, viz:
It. II. Greenwood,
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Joseph Steele,
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FO R SALE. <
Jas. Whobray
I all of Myrtle Point.
ii-O acres of land. 1 '4 miles nhove Ran­ Geo. Martin.
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W m . F. B enjamin .
dolph. 1.1 acres in meadow, a good orchard,
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Register.
house, barn, wood house, wash house, smoke
house etc., etc. Price $3200. For particu­
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
lars. apply to J. L. Oflield on the promises.
I,and ofiico’ at Roseburg, Oregon, t
August 22. 1884 . «
U S T O T IO E !
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of Ins
have a few head of half and'three-quar­
ter breed, French -Marino buck lambs intention to make final proof in support o f
his claim, and that said proof will be made
for sale.
before the clerk o f Coos comity oregon. at
E. Gorman.
Empire City oregon, on Friday October.'*,
IS 84 , viz: John C. Stockman pre-eintion i)
Norway, Coos Co., Oregon.
S No. Ill", for the \V half of S E quarter
N E quarter of S K quarter and S H quarter
F E E D A N D L I V E R Y S T A B L E o f N E quarter section two, T twenty nine,
S E thirtei n W.
He names the following witnesses’.to prove
IES. I E - IB iO -C l-r, 2 ? r c p .
his continuous residence upon, and; cultiva­
Coquille City, Ogn.
tion of said land, viz:
F. M. Murphy,
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Hauling Done at Reasonable Rates, v ln ltf H. E. Aasen,
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W. T. Hayter,
{ all of Norway,
J. W. Mumford.
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oregon.
W
m F. B enjamin .
J .I F . H A L L ,
Ang 2fi
Register.
In summer, when the ground is dry,
Our wayward minds impressing
W ith what is meet—what we should buy—
Light ealf skin is a blessing.
Hut, when the rain descends, and mud
Impede* perambulation,
We need a boot both strong and go<>d
T o r< ncli our destination.
Surveyor,
York ! only temporary, while the injury
caused by the
Telegraph.
waste
A
of nitrogen
lì A R G A I N !
We hnve the selling o f n luilf section of
Talk about babies; but then, we will certainly be apparent sooner land, half bench and half bottomland, near
Coquille City. It would make a half dozen
never
indulge in small talk.— or later.
good little ranches, or a good dairy and
That there is, in many cases, nn stock ranch. The price is $20. per aero.
immediate beneficial effect from
Chicago Sun.
Hanlen seems to have discovered j
the rowed
to
N o t ic e .
burning, I think is beyond question,
wealth.— AN liitehall
Wo havethe selling o f a farm o f 100 acics
i 1 have observed, not only on the
with a splendid orchard, good water, a good
Times.
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I farm, but also while traveling on
The really highest strung men .
i house. The farm yielded o0 tons of timothy
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| the railroad, that where grass and hay last season. The farm will be sold
in the west are the horse thieves
: weeds by the roadsides had been cheap, niul'the following go with tho pines:
70 head of sheep, a lot o f hogs 1 yoke o f cat­
New York Dial.
j accidentally burned off, the young
tle, chain's Ac., a lot of cows, jearliugs and
“ Tooth*is mighty and mn*t pie- ■ rry.qss came up in the spring earlier the house-hold furniture which i* new an
vail,
is the motto of.the denti>t.
more vigorously
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New York lelegram .
where.
than
NOTICE OF FIN AL PROOF.
Land Office at Rosebnrg. Oregon,
August 20. isst.
Jotio» is hereby given that il < following
named settler has filed notice o f las
intention to make final proof in support, of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before the judge or clerk o f Coos county,
Oregon, at Empire City, on October 20. 1884,
viz., John M Adams, homestead No. 297»2
for tfieS W quarter of S E quarter o f see
tion twenty seven.
t one half of N W
quarter and N W quarter of N E quarter <>f
section thirty four. T twenty eight S R thir­
teen west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva­
tion o f said land, viz:
John Morris.
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K. S. Spnrgen,
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[ all o f Coquille City
i W. L. Miller,
W. N. Hyatt
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Oregon.
W m . F. B en iamin
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Register.
elsc- I good.
I attribute this to tho fer-
“ Out on the tly” is now the cry tjlizing effects of the ashes which
of the infuriated bald-headed citi- ¡ire washed into the soil
tizen.— New \ork Dial.
And
insane.
a
Ingenious paradox that—
sage
k ll'fil
by rains,
It is true the ashes contain noth-
they say ltussell Sage is ing
but what was in the plants
$£« M
burned, but being usually in a very
Hatcliet.
Orders promptly filled.
Plnse riturn kegs promptly nfterlbcing
emptied.
v 2 n.r»l
j tained is promptly available, while
“ A house full of bonrders for the dead plants would lie on the
sale" is advertised by a written soil a long time lrefore the mineral
notice posted in Charlestown, Mass.
they contained would bo avail-
able.
On the farm 1 think the
I ain’ got much faith in de frown­
beneficial effect is due partly to the
in’ man. In de black cloud dare’s
prompt fertilizing effects of the
more wm’ den rain.— Yrkansaw
ashes, and partly to the fact that
Traveler.
when the trash is burned off the
Three electrical women have so
soil is usually put in better condi­
fkr made their
appearance in
tion. Jt must be remembered that
Georgia.
This is a shocking state
the ashes from a ton of trash on a
of Hociety.— Texas Siftings.
field are worth a great deal more
A western lawyer has wiitten an than the ashes from a ton of wood.
essay entitled “ M y Conscience.
is not stated where he got it
It
Ne\s
The sting of a bee always carries
s t e r n conviction with it.
It makes
a man a bee-leaver almost instantly.
— Chicago Sun.
An exchange wants to know what
kind of an apple Eve pte in Para­
dise.
W e presume it was a fall
apple.— Noah’s Nonsense.
A horse in Michigan died the
other day on seeing the white ele­
phant.
The elephant was proba­
bly dyed too.— Philadelphia Call.
“ Yokes are immensely fashion­
able, both
little
for
girls.”
young
The
ladies and
matrimonial
yoke is always fashionable with old
“ W e had a smashing old time,”
young man as lie
returned from Coney island with
his
ju jU L r ii
collar-bone in his
Dun fim i ’ 1
pocket.—
Commercial Advertiser.
“ W ill some one give me a recipe
is
NOT1CE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Rosebnrg, O recm
July 7 1SS4.
Notice i* hereby given that the following
named settler ban filed notice o f hi* inten­
tion to make final proof in support o f hi*
claim, and that s:ii<l proof will be made be­
fore the judge or clerk of Coos comity. Ore­
gon, at Empire Ci; v, on Friday. Sepf. 2 d.
1SS4. viz.: Noah NV. Moon, honiente, d No.
447i*. for theS W quart» r of N E quarter.
8 E quarter o f \ IV quarter. N E quarter of
S VV quarter .and N \v quarter of S E quarter
section 33, township 2<>. S R 1 I west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
hi* continoiis residence upon, end cultiva-
of. said land, viz.:
John Barker
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Hiram Bely»
- of Fairview, Oregon.
Geo W. Norris )
Alex StantT
o f Empire Citv, Oregon.
Sv. F. Benjamin.
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Register.
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O c q .-L T i lle
O i t 3 r,
O reg*.
D e a le r i n
¡U C t H I I A A *
liS S I
including
clothing, furnishing
1 good.*, dress goods, boots, shoes notions
stationery, clocks, hardware, crockery and
glassware etc., etc., etc.
A lto ,
A splendid assortment o f choice F ubniturb
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FU R N ITU R E
STORE,
T Z E a r lc , D = r o p .,
MARRnriKLD, O on .
Dealer in Furnitnre, Doors, Glass anil Pic-
ure Frames, etc., and Agent for White’ s
Sowing Machines.
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T H e
LOTS FOR SALE!
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in I lie Addition To Tho Town O f
T o m
b ^ c n c
M ui
a n d
IN
Or
HST O
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Tolte on the sa fe side, ice hove
secured on (ojene f o r lite so le o f
tombstones and monuments,from
Bitofi an;! Ilrliubb* House in California
VS. I J i ’AT.
P r ic e s K e a s c n a b le .
For particulars inquire of
E. B ender or W. A. B order ,
‘ Myrtle Point, Oregon.
CltJ Llt'iFI k F id M i l
E m p i r e O i t y , Or.
W . B. G e t t y , P r o p .
NN hiich wft uro enabled to givo ex­
cel lent bargains. Photographic de­
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signs and price list shown on ap­
Horses and Baggie» at all hours. Good
plication.
Pasturage by the day, week or month.
J. A. D ean .
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vln49 3ro.
Offico in IIoraK1 Building.
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B LACK-SIVI ITH IN G
CHEAPEST!
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H T c r s e -S lic e in g -
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lili
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Neatly and jiromptlyldone,’ at the
lowest living prices. “ Shop next
door east of Leneve’s d ru g'store
Coquille City, Oregon.
Empire CitY and Drain’s Station
STAGE and STEAMBOAT line!
f lu
Carr vins* T h e U - S- M a ils
Wells. Far^o & Co’s
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Express
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Corssa!! í Sa.
! I KAVSES EMPIRE CITY AND DRAINS
STATinN EVERY
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MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
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The steamer JUNO <>r RESTLESS meet«
tin* Bte.ge at the mouth of the Umpqua*
New and comfortable stages.
FARE U»* Drains Station ^7.
Faro to Portland by this route $ir*.."<0.
Each p.iRseng. r r.lhiwcd Ô0 pound* *f haggn».'«
Passenger* are requested to be in Empire
City the night before departure.
I C S 8 MU'
A T
Myrtle Point, Oregon,
H as r e c e n t l y b e e n f i t t e d u p in
First-class order by Mrs. (). j^ c d , daughter
o f the former proprietor. wh»> will spar* no
pains in trying to render com fort to guest*
o f this old. and reliable house.
iSh.-irc o f patronage i*solicited.
___ airs. i). K k £ d l ’ r<»j>rietor.
n41.
M Y R T L E P O IN T
FU R N ITU R E STORE
A wel! selected .stock of entirely new
J . W a l s e r , "F r o p .
EN Gil:
« r
REMEDY
IE!
MYRTLE POINT STORE'
C oquille C ity O gn .
Myrtle Point,:Ogn
Bandon
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M. E. A nderson ,
COOS BAY STAGE L I E
DON’T READ THIS-DON’T
COOS BAY in 18 HOURS
ROBINSON HOUSE,
Comfortable Stages
cheaper than they can from the city.
for tanning hides? asked a riirnl i trash.— [Correspondencein Chron-
l ’leaso give me a call before buying else­ Supplied with the best tho market affords
and to make the accommodations equal to
subscriber.
Such ignorance as jcje
where.
No. 11 Kearny street
those o f any first class hotel.
Treats all Chronic and Special Diseases.
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F. P. NORTON.
this shows r. man’s bringing up.
DR. SPINNEY
— New York Graphic.
A
f *ii :i.urc, wa;l paper and windowahad**
complete, oil Clotus, straw matting, mirror*
Any information in regard to the above ’
«nd iook:ug-gl;.:,He», picture flam** in
Land Office at Roselnirg, Oregon. >
July 7. lS-*4.
I line can be procured at the Elat eo or Central j variety, with c»»rds and fixtures, bed
Notice is hereby given tlini the.following- hotels in Marshfield, and tho post office or
springs, hanging* and caster* ’ete. pl«-
named
settler has filed notice o f hi* inten- j
1 Beer of best Quality always to lie
tiir«»s frano d to order, coffin* furnish­
i tion to make final proof in support of hi* j n any public In' iso in Empire.
had at the Brewery, and orders j claim, and that said proof w ill be made be- \
ed to order, plain orffnney. Cabinet
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foro the judge or clerk of Coos county. Ore- I
and turned work to suit orders.
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from all pnrts^fiiîed promptly.
gon. at Empire C ity on Sa nrday, S»*pt. I
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A.so
wa.ehc*
e.:;d c!..<ks and repairs for the
20. 1SS4. viz.: Thomas Shultz, homestead !
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same. New Home sewing machine ap*n*y;
No. itiVDO for the S E S section 31. township ■
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ANEVER-FAIL
2S. S U 14 west.
K Y J Y V '’ ' '
*- >ng Cure for Nur- j machino* on hand,
He names the following witnesses to !
you* Debility. E x - !
C. E. EDWARDS PIPJPP.iETOR.
prove his continuous residence upon, ***“
and • i ft »3/
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Vitality
Sem-
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Also, tlmt when trash is burned in
cnltivation of, said laud, viz:
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A-lCJ P Ï ' * U r in a l VVeekimsM,* Mper I
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, ^jip Sprjng? owing to'the dam pness,!
George Bennett
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tuat«»r ••h«va, lost man - Hi
George WilliiAos
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j n considerable portion of the car-
John Lamont ’
j’ all o f Coos count lv * ¡
vvroi: .HKA. Parai voi*
Samuel Hunter
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Oregon
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u-i ;di the ernbic e(-
j Eon is left in the form of line char- j
• t*.;-.-lf abusi , o f '
W m . F. B enjamin .
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< -fi folli« * am id
! coal, w hich would have, in many
JÙ-
imgl!)
Register
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1 m . L . S I Ï Ï J S Y E
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Keeps constant lv on hand a fine assort-
*‘XC> •;*;'* i l l
lauuri
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cases, a very beneficial effect.
Memory, i .• dïnd* A i . c t n n i r Emission A- m« at o f Gem ral Merchandise, consisting * f
P r o p r ie t o r ,
s o f Y i s s i o n . N oik -
j v e r M o l l t.> S Til • t y . D v
“ But how about the wacte of
t o ! ! PS \ n t h e il< a d : ^ L . ' v: l a i i ’ t i i d pr.ssii • g UX 1 - Hard-were. Wood rud Willow ware, tool*
I greatly doubt if the Dealer in drugs, medicines, cliem-
nitrogen?”
i b i ! ohs e r v e ;i in tin­ i v i n e . Mui m a n y o t i e r ili ,* - and implements, leather, bridle» and sad­
Ì *‘a * ' * i t n i i l e a d s t o 1 usa n i i v a n d i l e a t h - dles. furniture, paints, oils, snorting good*,
nitrogen contained in the trash on a j icals etc., of the best quality, and
DR. M IN . id . w h <i i s ; rr i M t j a r t i ' i v h i e i a n .
and a full asortmont of clothing, huts, cups
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Bandon,
Coos
Co.,
Or.
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p r i\C \\v [ ... . tl;•• 1 nr
i t y of 1 oxi - : s y h a -
field in March or April is worth ■ all the time receiving fresh, every-
boots
and shoes, drugs and medicines, and
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u f f i l I t v R m rN’DliUD
ill a g r e
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1 DOT j LAK í ; f o r a c a s e . . f 1
k i n d t h e VITAL in fact everything kept in a first-class store.
considering.
The nitrogen in , thing usually found in a first-class
iiKsroaiTivi: «.under his special advice and
Highest cash price paid for hides, and all
plants is either in tlie form of ineflical tlispensttry. PrescriptionB
treatment i vill not cure, «»r for anything
kinds
o f country produce.
inquire or injuric us found in it.
nitrates or organic nitrogeneous carefully compounded.
ur. P roj inetora»
B. Hermann, Prop.
iKK'Toa MtNTi’t tivais ;•!! private diseases
successfully, without mercury: consulta ­ _v ln ltf
v‘2 n !5.
___ E. Render, Manager.
compounds.
The nitrates are ex­
tion vue.K. Thorough examination and ad­
This house has been elegantly furnished, vice including analysis of urine, £.■». Price
ceedingly soluble and would be all
and is at once the homo o f the tourist. o f vital hustouativi ;. $1.30 a bottle.or four
leached out by the rains and show- |
The house is o f easy access to the steamer times the quantity $7>: sent tunny address
upon receipt of price or ( ’.(). D. secure
ors of winter.
The nitrogenous 1
landing.
The table is supplied with best from observation and in private name if
TIHIOIGII TO
the market affords, and no pains spared to desired, bv
a . u . mixtie , m . d .
If you do, you will call at the whole­
organic matter is apt to undergo
I t KEARNEY ST. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.,
render oomfort to guests.
! decom|>osition.
sale and retail,
samvi u iiorrLi; Fimr.
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Will I k * sent, to any on«» applying by letter,
For the reasons given above I
stating symptoms, sex and age.
¡Strict se­
crecy
in
regard
to
all
business
transac­
am of tho opinion that farmers
tions.
DU. MI.VTT p Y. KTONEY R F M U nY N K V n B E T IC T O
may
This line is now prepnred to carry pas­
w burn over their fields before
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cures all k in dsof kidney an«l bladder com ­
C o q u il l e C i t y , O g n .
sengers
and freight, being supplied with
plowing in the spring, without any
ia o t a v
h
u i i
plaints, gonorrhoea, gleet, leucorrhoea.
For
salt*
by
all
druggists;
$1
a
bottle:
tl
hot
This
house
hns
been
fitted
up
with
the
very
fear of wasting nitrogen.
Of
f . P . «OKIOil, lililisnticlu,
ties for sj.5.
B E ST BOOM S.
r>R. mint u fs dandelion pills are tho best
Course there may bo Soil^>y such as j Where I »ell good» at San Francisco prices.
and cheapest nvsPEpsi\ and filliouh cure And careful drivt-rs, Stages leave ltoseburg
Special care is taken to keep the
very retentive clays, which would ' I
tht) public—those wishing
in tin* market. For salo by all druggists.
every momingjatli o’clock,Sundays exoepted
_____ v 2 n lt f
I p0 benefited by plowing under i°b lota uf ci«ar* -thlit lh«J <»0 bny of me
TABLES
Office at
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
{ Randolph, Oregon: )■
Cigar and Tobacco Store
maids.— Boston Star.
remarked the
IT
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York Graphic.
E H I x , P r o p .
Coquille City. Oregon-
lunatic.— Washington j tine condition, tho plant food con-
Front Street,
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F or Coos C ounty . O rkoon .
Office: With T. G. Owen. Esq., Marshfield.
years and found it beneficial; nn-
J-t?*Terf«ct maps o f all surveyed and en­
1 »carding-! other answers that the benefit was tered lands furnished on short notice, v ln l
dining-room.— New
J, A. Collier,
IN T O T IC E !
nyone wishing good, red cedar shingles.
fence-posts, pickets, clapboards ro
shakes will do well to call on K. B. Barrows,
one mile east o f Coquille City.
All orders left at this office or with J. T.
Moulton will receive prompt attention.
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Mrs- S- E. Robinson.
W o r k lIo r s o N .
Acorrespoudent writing in regard
“ I ’ll be blowed if I stay m uch’
to work horses says:
“A farmer
longer,” said a hunk of fresh beef
cannot do a full day’s work with a
which was laying on the kitchen horse that he has caught up from
table for over half an hour.— K e n ­ the grass in the morning, i f lie is
cultivating he will have to give
tucky State Journal.
them a long nooning and quit early
Notwithstanding the business is
at night.
This is quite an item,
dull, our boarding-houses claim to especially if he has hired help and
Then,
be filled.
Boarders, however, do wants to get in full time.
too,
it
won’t
do
to
lag
with
th<**vork
not claim any such condition of
while the weather is uncertain,
affairs on their part.— Chronicle.
it is an eAsy matter to lose $*25 in
The officers of a British man-of- the crop by slack cultivating, and
war in the harbor gallantly fired a that would go far toward keeping
Anti
salute as the Jersey Lily arrived in a team through the season.
again
it
will
take
an
extra
amount
town last week— Libel ty bungs, as
of grain to get them up into work­
it were.— New York Dial.
ing order in the fall.
Everything
Tight pants are going out of j considered, I think it economy to
fashion. The number of tight men keep the team up through the
in pants will probably always re­ summer, if there are many day’s
main just the same, however.— work to be done.”— [C leveland(O )
Herald.
Exchange.
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STILL AHEAD!
AMI
DON'T
VOI)
FORGET
IT
The people of the Coquille river »hould
bear in miml, that an good l*liotogrn | »h w
as can be obtained on the Pacific coast, are
made by G. II. R amgdbll , o f Myrtle Point.
Will soon have completed a Hunting
P A L A C E
With which he will visit every point
on the river between Myrtle Point and
Bandon, and be prepared to do San Fran­
cisco work at less than San Francisco prices.
Will be fully prepared to make Pictures in
all styles known to the art, from the small­
est Gem to a Photograph 17x27 inches.
All he asks is for people to compare his
work with that o f others.
Mr. R. has become a permanent citizen
o f Coos County, and it is to the interest
of the people to patronize hopio industry
ndu theerby keep the money in the oountry.
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Prop.
New Drugstore!
Coquille City. Oregon,
J. H. NOSLER, Prop.
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Splendid assortment o f drugs,
medicines, chemicals, oils, brush­
es, candies, cigars, tobaccos, toi­
let and fancy articles, station­
ery and everything else usu-
all.V|found in a first-class
drug store on hand and
constantly receiv-
ing’new and fresh
goods. Call on him
for rare bargains, as he
proposes to sell extremely low.
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U«»cs.
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■ ^ T O X T I n T O -
I \ T H() MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
r t the effect* o f youthful follies or indis­
cretion will do well t> avail themselves of
this, the greatest boon ever laid at the al­
tar o f suffering humanity, dr . spinney will
guarantee to forfeit £7*00 for every case of
Seminal Weakness or private diseases of
any kind or character w hich he undertakes
and faila to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age o f thirty to
sixty who are troubled with too frequent
evacuations o f the bladder, often accompa­
nied by a slight smarting or burning sensa­
tion and a weakening of the system in a
manner the patient cannot account for. On
examining the urinary deposits» ropy sed­
iment will often be found. and sometimes
small particles o f albumen will appear, or
the color will be o f a thin milkish hue, a-
gain changing to a dark and torpid appear­
ance. There are many men who die of this
difficulty, ignorant o f tin* cause, which is
the second stage o f seminal weakness. Dr.
S. will guarantee a perfect cure in all such
cases, and a healthy restoration of the
genito-urinarv organs.
Office Hours—10 to 4 and fi> to S. Sundays,
from 10 to 11 a . m . Oonsnltation free.
Thorough examination and advice, $7».
Call or address
1)R. SPINNEY A C o ..
No II Kearny street San Francisco.
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M E T R O P O L IT A N H O T E L
FARE TO EMPIRE CITY $7.
Naisberrv, Haley & Co.,
Proprietors.
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0. Nelson
A T
HAS
On hand a full line of Groceries,
Candies, Nuts, Tobacco aud cigars,
Canned
goods,
Stationery, Ink,
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils and
pure W ines for medical purposes,
W ood
and illow ware,
H ard­
ware, Cutlery, Toys, Notions, A m -
uniton, Fancy and Toilet Articles,
Lam ps and chimneys.
Highest price paid for country
protiuco etc.
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