Coquille City herald., October 28, 1884, Image 4

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N O T IC E OF F IN A L PROOF.
I 'a r m IIor»<*.
New Drugstore!
ROBINSON HOUSE,
Land Office at R-selmrer, Oregon, I
Ours is an age of intense pro­
August 20, 1884.
f
pmUSTIKD KVKBT Tl’UiOAY.
C o q u il l e C it y , O o n .
gression. and that progression is "V^oticeiH hereby given that the following
J_ x named settler bus tiled notice of his in­
Coquille
City,
Oregon,
J.A. D e a n , Editor and Propriété r
has
particularly intensified in America. tention to make lit ml proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made J. It. N o s iiK ii....................... Proprietor.
W e are a nation of workers. Neith­ before the judge or clerk of Coos county, at
Heoently been furnished with spring lad-»
Devoted to tlu> in threat* of the (\>quille
----- Keens-----
Empire
City,
Oregon,
on
Friday,
November
and other conveniences for the benefit of
er night nor day, neither youth or
Hiver particularly. ¡¡mi of the County gen- .
J t. lsS4, viz: Edward Neelv, homestead No.
Constantly on hand a well selected
the traveling public.
old age, neither poverty nor afflu­ 4508 for the E of S E ! , . S V/ >4 of 8 K U
eraiiv.
stock of fresh and choice drugs and med­
section ‘JO and N K ’4 of N E ’ 4 ’.section 20.
Subscription, per year................... t - 00-
icines.notions, blank books, school books
ence circumscribes our unceasing township 20, S K 11 west.
M e a ls a t a ll h o u r s
and
everything usually found in a first-class
lie
names
the
following
witnesses
to
prove
energy to labor. I t lius been very his continuous r-- idence upon, and cultiva­
drug store. Presciptii » 11 s carefully com­
T U E S D A Y , 0 C 1 . 2î>, 1881.
well said that very few Americans tion «if. said land, viz:
pounded.
Give him your orders.
8 GJohnson
t
, llit country, and our own city has know how to live, for they have A Louvern
His
prices
are
as
low as the lowest.
I all of Fuirview,
B U L L A R D <t DRANE, Props.
W H AM » Ill MOK.
1
J
I? B Teters
t Oregon.
v2n4
vlll4a
I been within the last few months only one portion in life, namely, all Wm Benham
^
A man with a cast in his eye a singularly prolific in such crimes, woik and 110 play. W e are always
Also at the same and place
G. Johnson, homestead No. ‘lair*
trout fisherman.— Texas Siftings.
Only a few days since a murderous ! in a h u n y— hurry to eat, in order for Salmon
F O R
the S l.t of S W q section JB township
2
*5
,
S
It
1
1
west,
and
lots
3
A
4
section
4,
tlmt
we
may
hurry
again
to
our
wretch
paid
the
penalty
of
one
of
Earnest prayer is the disinfec­
TH E
township 27. S it 11 west.
W ork robs
He names the following’witnesses to prove
tant o f the soul.— Arkuusaw Trnv- these terrible crimes upon the never finished work.
G . B U K H L , P r o p .
his continuous upon, and cultivation of,
-
<
o
y
-
scaffold. H e seemed to have imag­ us of digestion and deprives us of said land, viz:
eler.
Coc[mlle City, Oregon-
Edward Neely
1
The earthquake caused quite a ined himself a hero, and acted as recuperative sleep. The old-fash- It It Teetrs
T c z n b s to n e
a n d
Orders promptly filled.
I all of Fairview,
ionedjnethods
of
farming
were
too
if
he
had
done
a
meritorious
tliiug.
A
Louvern
Plense
return
kef»H promptly niter bcinc
movement in real estate.— New
Oregon.
K Whitley
emptied.
t 2 i 51
Scarcely had the community recov­ slow, so that v e have called into
W m . F. B unj w i n .
York Dial.
Register.
ered from the shock which th is ! requisition the combined energies oct4
A
G E N
C T
!
The only bar that tramps are
horror produced than it was again j of steam and machinery to hasten
N O TICE OF P U B LIC A T IO N .
familiar
with Crowbar.— New
startled with the details of a double ; the labors of seed time and har-
Tobe on flic safe side, ire have In The Addition T o Tlie Town O f
LandOllice
at Rosejnirg. Oregon. [
York Telegram.
September 2a, RoQ. 1
murder, wherein, tlie man, crazed, vest. When, therefore, intelligent
secured an alfine f o r fhe sale o f
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Notice is hereby given that tlie following
Practical jokes Those that are perhaps, by a mutual debauch, first
atten tio n is p a id to th e b r e e d in g 0 1 1 naUiPj ^ttu-rlias tiled notice of ids inten- j tombstones and monuments,from
published and paid for.— New Turk killed his female companion and the m o d e l A m e r ic a n fa r m h o rse, j tion to make final proi f i
n
‘¡f j” '* j
:-A .:
Mail and Express.
P r i c e s lE B e a ^ G o n a .'b le .
then took his own life.
A few tw o e le m e n ts W ill b e a b s o lu t e ly p r e - J fore the Register or Recover nt n ;sebi:rg : homi a ¡hi h^iialdO iisilisc ill (a lllo r ilia
...
.
.
onice, Oregon, <»n Friday. November
For particulars inquire of
The less religion a story has m< nths ago two similar tragedies re q u is ite s . \ » e m o an speotl a n d • -Jjj iss;. viz: Amos 8. Marsters Pre-rinp- j
cttB Yvr.
E. B ender or XV. A. B oudrb ,
alxmt it the more religiously we are v eto eBaetal in 11*0 very heart of power. Ho must he able to haul I «•«
Myrtle Point. Oregon.
«f.
‘V » X V ; »
,"'ft iire «mhle.l to giv« ox-
J
11
, [ jj,
k r \v
1N
1
| c‘eil(*nt bargains. Photographic de-
ap t to listen to it.
New York Mail the city. But it is not
alone in j enormous burdens, and he must be
; * iie names tlie following witnesses to prove j .signs mid pric'd list shown oil ap-
and Express.
Sau Francisco that such crimes : ambitious to walk ufV with them a t ; hiiTivViitiiluous residim»« upon, «ml eulti- j pjic.qjon
It will be nip and tuck this fall nre perpetrated. That story pub- \ a brisk ji.ace that would astonish ! <*” \vUuajory
J. A . D e a n .
vl<"
O r.
Ollice in Herald Building.
between the campaign liar and the lislied the other day. about an in- | the old-time farmers, whose horses ; E. E. Sb»-r\v**od j nil *>f Myrtle
The country appears to be pass­
ing through tm epidemic of woman-
murder. Every day humanity is
shocked by some startling crime in
is sacri-
1 which
w 011:11 female
u-iim iu helplessness
n rq
Ì ficed to the brutality and homici-
dal instincts of mail.
The tele­
graph brings accounts of these re-
! volting episodes from all parts of
25 CENTS.
%
City Brewery,
MONUMENT
LOTS FOR SALE!
Myrtle I’onit.
City Lim y k Feed Slate
dramatic advance
more Amreicnu.
agent. — Balti­ sane woman who fell into the hands ; imitate, in their
.
.
,.
o f a g a n g o f n a v v ie s w o r k in g o n
a
I
movements,
.
,.
.
, ,
p a u s in g m o tio n o f y o k e d oxen.
the i a . w. Adams
T.. ;
It ,
)
W . R. G
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KfitisUw.
etty ,
P
rop .
W m .P . Beniamin,
OC 4
—©—
tlie
horse
is
a
fast
walker
he
will
j
railroad
in
Pennsylvania,
who,
af­
The man who sent us that poem
!h
Horses and Buggic-s at all hours.
Good
N O T IC E FOR PU B LIC A T IO N .
entitled, “ Come and Drink,” is re­ ter being subjected to the most re­ necessarily prove to be a busk:
Pasturage !>y the day. week or month.
Land Office at Rose burg. Oregon, i
▼lnli»
quested to send his address or call volting indignities, was then cruel- trottei, that is, he will move with
Si: ptPinbev !?!*. 1SVU.
the c.biiw-
ly
put
to
death,
was
fully
equaled
|
energy
tmd
eagerness
up
to
t h e I 'V ’ OTH’E is hereby given ttmt tin*
in person.- Low ell Times.
Priin
in
the
case
of
M
aggie
Connors
m
limit
of
his
trotting
speed.
Jn
or-
j
his
inttmum
tomake
Until.proof
in
^¡»vor:
Oh
“ To be weak is to be miserable”
New
lork
,
whose
terrible
treat-
der
to
possess
i»ower,
it
is
unneces-
n,!ltlll
-heGbriiof
C
im
.
s
e
nacy
Ore-1
— that's boarding-house coffee. To
Em pire C ilY and D rain's S tation
sary to encumber him with the mi-' p ,ll-_rtt Empire city Or., uu imtay. aom -. h - :
mentwasso
fiendish
that
the
whole
be stroug is to be more miserable
J
lNM. viz:
v
|
wieldv frame tmd the tremendous! M. l). Gutlij» Pre-emption p :\N°. - 102 :*. *
STA G E and S T E A M B O A T lin e !
hool
butter,
country
read
it
with
amazement.
still— that's boarding-sc
. .
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1
1 r, 1
[ for the N K *4 See. "4 T27 S U12 W.
Oi the heavy lim it Horse.
He names the following v.i inches tojirov .1 I
: Nor was the crime perpetrated in weight
— Judge.
c
^
. llis
• gOiriiMK n s iilo
• *... . upon,
. . nui
. i . .
Carrying1 The U- S- Mails
Chattanooga a few days since, 111 Seventeen oiq eighteen hands in vation o l. sa.u lam 1
“ Ma! why is that darky equiva­
which a poor widow find her daugh- height, and two thousand pounds; R*p* h.-ipire
W ells, Fargo & Co's
All of Fairview
0 /
| Andrew ( oil vt*r
lent to a conundrum?”
“ I am
t bvgon.
ter were savagelv l)Ui chered, de­ in weight, means a slo w , heavy, i Alvin Smith
suie I don't know, my son.”
“ Be­
. ,
..
.
, , .
,
! John Ha .iim-H
c r s e - S lr c e in Q T
Express
void of a single detail of horror elephuntiiie tread, not 111 harmony
Als'i at th*1 same time and p ;i--
cause lie’s a-nig-ma. »See.” — Yonk­
i Neatly and promptly done, at the
4'*.J:
which rendered tlie others so re- with the rush and push *>f Anieii- I A bin 8miih Pre-emption D 8
; lowed living prices.
Shop next
ers Gazette.
volting.
Al.nost coincident with can civilization. A ll these
j f'
I door east of Loneve's drug store,
A fashion paper, in describing a
, Coquille ( ’ Ey, Oregon.
these terrible crimes is the sicken­ of ponderous horses, like the N or-' in continuous resili« HOC upon, and ou.uv.i-
1
’
; turn <*t. said lmut viz:
T EAVSES EM PIRE C ITY AND D R A IN S
watering place belle’s attire reeent-
ing tragedy in Cleveland, w here a man, the Clydesdale, and the Fug- ; B. H. n
! A j
STATIO N E VERY
i I l:>!vlllS
nil of Fair view’. Ori ¡/on.
lv. said she wore carbuneles, and i
.
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1
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M ONDAY, W E D N E SD A Y and FR ID AY
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1 poor sewing girl was horribly put lish draft-horse, tlmtjlmve been so! \ ‘i\ ('(Jilvr
f
now that poor
differ-
, death
1* 11
in
1
» girl
i ° gets
. to
by a gang of e ruffians.
numerously imported into tliis J Iulm ila,:,iuK8
Wm. F. Ik npin.in.
| The stenim*!’ J UNO or RESTLE8S mcct»
ent recipes for the cure o f l>o;ls in
Kryit. r.
or/
One cannot road the consfant re. country will answer valuable pur-
i thè stage ut thè numi': cf thè Umpquii.
every mail.- 'Washington Hatch
New and oomfortable sta.ics.
currence of these fearful outrages l>oses by judicious crossing. They
FARE tu Drains Statimi ;>7.
ct
i
without fealiug that the boasted will become necessary factors in I F E E D A N D L IA E R \ S i A B L E ! Fare to Portland by thi.s rmite A 1.1..4).
“ So, you have finally made up | protection to women accorded by the evolution of the
American |
-pp. -pr; T c * i r . k T P r : p .
! Each passen^er ellowed óUpuands »4
: Passenners are reij i< st*'d tu bo in Empir«»
your
»•our miiut you won t have me? he American civilization is a myth farm horse. They will contribute
H as RECENTLY BEEN FITTED UP IS
(
’oquiile
City,
(.>itn
.
!
Citv thè ni^ht
liefore tn» ‘ larlnre.
‘Yes, firmly,” she replied. and delusion. They form a coin-
*
asked.
ordì r by Airs. O. 1 to-it, d/ni^r.trr
height and weight, and tlie inherit-! Haulin»' Dime ut lU-asmuible Ratea, vlnltl' j \ Any informatimi
in renard to thè n!»ove *■'
of rhf fmiwT propriélur. who will apart» n,i
I suppose you take me foi a fool j pjjj^ticn of the most diabolical in­ ed ambiti ' »11 to overcome great bur­
linecan be procured at tiu* JìlarcoortVntrnl
for proposing to you so often. stances of barbarism and inhuman*
t
Hotels in Mr.r-hi tld, ami thè ¡K»st olhoo « r p.»iii> in li\\ ine to n ndcr comfort to Ku*'*te
dens. But, unassisted by our own J
of this «>ld, and reliable ho'iM*.
A B A 11 G A I N !
i i anj public l»r ise in Empire.
“ N o,sir; I don’t take you for a fool. itv of which the crimes oF the cen-
Sliai’i- <»t patronat.c is Solicited.
stains of Mood, they could
Mir.. 1 1 . ft-; Proprietor.
n41.
T
H
E
G
R
E
A
T
I wouldn't have you for a gift.” — tury furnish examples. 1 he brute j pn^luco the model farm horse. ! p
h!ìn in neh aiiu'half boti»>u: lami, neai-,
Detroit Free Press.
strength and savage passion
im s M o n i ,,f j X lie ir K i-iah t » ...I » ¡ « i r n e * « « t mio - i
" '
>iut dairy ‘W and
p.ir aire.
A distinguished, circus snake men are reviling in n satin nalia of j tjon would never bring them into
mmii. A he pru-i IS
charmer says. “ You cannot get a license and death, and women help- j opnerul use for long journeys or
.
Lx-
r a .lolls
h . - * a Di'bilitv,
v , t ! l
f u r n i t u r e
s t o r e
good snake for less than £100.” lessly appeal for succor and pro- transportation, where quick transit | r i : K N I T U H E S T O HE,
•rftbiwii a <• kin*>.
; A well selected sloe!
stock o f entirely new
(fjinu'.tiirrhiea. i osi j I ’. n -
H a; that must be a prohibition j tec,tion. Only one thing can ar- is a desideratum.— National Live- !
2 ? . T ^ s .r li, i - r e p . .
,t#iniH.;..ln.iK*!,»;.i’'
.-I.«* j i'n.nunn*.
p.q.,
r i windowfthadi'ii
I*o!i»:.cv ri.i<»
........... -•••* \rnh
»••■!•«.»
<iiul
State. Most places you can get both rest the evil, the swift and terrible Stock Journal, Chicago.
rv ro i'.n .:P a fitlv iin , iiiplctc.oil clotii*. strawnintting, mirror«
M absufikli ), O uh .
X,*'i i*.!! t h<‘ 'rrru'u-«•!-
mid ¡ookius*-plasses, picture frames in
boots full of first-class serpents, retribution of the law, and it ought
cc.s <2 st'li abus«*, of
Doaltr in Furniture, Doors, Glass anti i u -
»ariety. with cords and fixture*. I»ed
.’outhfu! follies nml
land and marine, with a hatful of to be administered with an intfex-
I.ili1;- AinUfMuiirr».,
uio 11.ijiji-S, t.c.i auU
foi \< i».»« s . I excesses in maturer venrs, such as loss of
*piiuj.4, ¡laui.'ini'K ami casters etc. pio-
lizards thrown in, for £25.— B u r-, ibilitv as relentless ns tlie crimes
c.ire.x fmiuetl oii.ruer. coffins fuyiiish-
Setting Ma'jlriuua.
\ Riltf j Memory. Lassimele. Noetururl Emission A-
______
i
version
to
Society,
iini.nessof
Yissioii.
Nois­
lington Hawkeye.
cd to i.nh r. plain or fancy. Cabinet
Much
ha>
been
wi
t
en
of
the
vast
it punishes.— Examiner.
es in the li. ail; Sn» G..Ó lh:ill pas».ini' nn-
amt turned work to suit orders.
I olisi weil in the nriu» . nml mmiv other dis-
wealth of Yandeibilt tind Gould.
“ I hear that vour w ife creates
j UffHPS tllclt It oils
fnsanitv and tìeaii:- ! Al i.> wn.clit-s am; clocks and repairs for thj
quite a sensation,” said one Bur­
iv;.
mtn y i v , v.!u>
m r;^u!nr physicirtU, sa.iie. Ni-vi Iloiei' Si winj* machine »"eucy;
H e a d q u a r t e r s G. A. R., The possessions and treasure boxes
liyone wishinj- uooil. red cedar shin"’
of the Astors, the Stuyvesants nnd .
teiice-posts. picivels, cUoliomds or ( vrati»ati* of tlie l liivi rsity of IVnnsylvii- machines on hm»d.
lington man to another who had Toledo, Ohio, Sept., 13, 1883.
,
; uni», vili n^roe to li rfe.l rtve m'm>in:i>
U. E. EDW ARDS PR O PR IE T O R ,
a
dozen
other
millionaire
families
1
willelo
well
to
call
on
S.
1
».
Barrows,
j
,,i,\n», for a case . r this kind the h im l
recently been married.
“ W ell, I
vl n4.r> tf
1
one mile east of Coquille City.
| ivis’roiiATivi: < under bis sj*eeial ndvice and
The country at this time is be-
have all been dwelt upon, but the
All orders left at this office or with J. T. j tror.tment ) v ill not etirr. or for nnytlxinj*
guess she does,” replied the other
ing agitated by a great political
impure or injurious found in it.
prompt attention.
history of the millionaires of New Moulton will receive
dubiously, feeling of the bumps on
ikx CT ob MlNT’ii: trea.s all private diseases
v2n'Jo
,f
contest; and while it must be con­
successfully, without mercury: cons ’ i . ta -
York would be incomplete without
his head. “ But the sensations are
tiox FitKF.. Thorough examination and ad­
ceded by all that no class of citi­
K o t in » .
vice including analysis of urine, ¡Si'».
Price
the name of Miss Catharine Wolfe.
not altogether so pleasant as might
We havethe sellini- of a farm of 10«) actes of vita i. KBsroBATivu. .'<1.7>o a Iwittle.or four
zens have a higher right to freely
AT
Born in the humble walks of life, with a splendid orchard, good water, a good times the quantity SS: gent toimv address
be wished.— Burlington Free Press.
express their political opinions and
The farm yielded 5U tons of ti nothy I «!*«»« rw^ 't “ f l»,ioe *»r 0 .0 .1 ). secure
Mine. Bernhardt— “ Oh, doctaire! take part in the campaign as their Miss Wolfe, through inheritance house.
,
„„
,
...
. , . from observation and in private name if
hay hist season, ih e farm wil be solil ! desired, by
a . it. m intie , m . u .
and
her
judicious
management
of
A grand party I will give to-night. convictions shall dictate, than those
cheap, and the followin'* t*o with the plac?:
] j kuatinky st . : an kbancisco , c ai ...
70 head of sheep, a lot of lioj.'S 1 yoke of cat
svMrLi: a » tti . i : ruin:
I t will hurt me not to stand in the who through unselfish patriotism the property left her, lias become tlo,
chain's Ac., a lot of cows, yearlings and W ill be sent to any one Applying by letter, On hand a full line of Groceries,
draught to receive my guests, w ill went forth to save the nation, yet the richest lady in this country. the house-hold furniture which is new and stating symptoms, sex and aye. Strict se-
Rood.
oreey in regard to all business transac­ Candies, Nuts, Tobacco nnd cigars,
it, doctaire?”
Physician— “ Stand the commander-in-chief deems it She to-day has an income of $500,
tions.
Canned goods, Stationery, Ink,
000
a
year,
and
the
vast
tracts
of
I*It. MINTiV.'s KtDKUY REMEDY NUPHBETIcm
not in the hall, my dear rnadame.” his duty to remind comrades that
cures all kinds of kidney and bladder com­ Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils nnd
plaints, gonorrhoea, gleet, leuoorrhoea.
Mine. Bernhardt— “ But
why?” the Grand Arm y of tlie Republic leal estate standing in her name at
For sale by ali druggists; ÿ l a bottle; (> I>ot- pure M ines for medical purposes,
the present time are valued at be­
Physician— “ The guests
might is strictly non-partisan.
tles for
Our law
W ood nnd willow ware, Hard­
d b . mintik ’ s dandulios p ill s are the best
mistake you for a hat-rack.” — P h il­ upon this subject is plain and em­ tween $5,000,000 and $6,000,000.
and cheapest dyhpup :; ta and u il h o u s cure ware, Cutlery, Toys, Notions, Am-
H er property is also daily growing
in the market. For sale by all druggists.
adelphia Call.
— I Bandon, Coos Co., Or. ) —
phatic, as follows:
v2n1tf
unition, Fancy and Toilet Articles,
in value, and in a few years her an­
“ How wet the poor dear boy’s
“ N o officer or comrade o f the
Lamps and chimneys.
nual income will be in the neighbor­
hair * is!” exclaimed the loving Grand Arm y of the Republic shall
Highest price paid for country
No. 11 K earny street
hood o f 1,000,000. Miss W olfe is
mother, as she placed her hand in any manner use the organiza­
produce
d^iec etc.
Treats
all
Chronic
and
Special
Diseases.
c/y. P ro p rie to rs
the daughter of tlie late Peter
tenderly upon her child’s head. tion for partisan purposes, and no
vln3Ctf.
- ^ r o T T i N r o r Z M iiE n sr
W olfe, who, under the firm name
This house has been elegantly furnisher.
“ Playing out in the hot sun makes discussion of partison questions
and is at once the home of the tourist. \ \ THO M A Y B E S U FFE R IN G FROM
the perspiration start from every shall be permitted at any of its of W olfe & Bishop, did a wholesale
1 » the effects of youthful follies or indis­
The house is of easy access to the steam« r cretion will do well to avail themselves of
business in hardware, tinware and landing. The table is supplied with best ! this, the greatest lx*i*n ever laid at the al-
pore.” And little William Henry
meetings,
nor
shall
any
nomination
turned aside as he thought to him­
general notions in a small shop in the market affords, and no pains spared to tar of suffering humanity, dr . uvivney will
guarantee to forfeit s’.*co for e\« ry case of
self that he would go in swimming for political office be made.” — Bee Chambers street many years ago. render comfort to "Uysts.
Si imnnl Weakness or private diseases of AND
HOST VOL
FORGET IT-
v2n31
again just as often as he could Chap. (>, \rt. X I, R. and R.
any kinder character which he undertakes
[ — New York Btar.
The people of the Coquille rive/ shoe Id
and fails to cure.
while the hot weather lasted.—
It is therefore earnestly hoped
M ID D L E -A G E D MEN.
hear in mind, that as good I*lio<ojjn ip!l**
Low ell Citizen.
There are many at the aye of thirty to ns can be obtained on the Pacific coast, f re
that no post will violate this fun-
I)
sixty who are troubled with too frequent
So you are anxious to ascertain darauntal I hav of our association by
N O TICE OF F IN A L PROOF.
evacuations of t he bladder, of ten accompa­ made by G. H. R amsdkll , of Myrtle Point.
ftoatiug
nied by a slight smarting: or burning sensa­ Will soon have completed a
what a pine needle is, eh? That’s participating in any political dem­
L and office at Roanminc* ( I bkoon ,
tion and a weakening of the system in a
right; whenever yon nre groping in
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October 10,1884.
manner the patient cannot account for. On
otice is hereby given that the followinc-
the devious paths of golden doubt, onstration whatever.
With which he will visit every point
examining the urinary deposits» ropy sed­
liamed settler has tiled notice of his in-
iment will often be found, nnd sometimes on the river between Myrtle Point and
T lia wearing o f a Grand Army
alway come to us and we will try
tention to make final proof in support of
small particles of albumen will appear, or
to clear up the mystery. Some peo­ badge or uniform nt a political his claim, and that said proof will he made D r . S . I n . l i S R i K V E ! the color will be of a thin milkish hue, a- Bandon, and be prepared to do San Fran­
gaiti changing ton dark and torpid appear­ cisco work at leas than San Fraud sou prices.
ple are afraid to ask questions, for meeting is in the highest degree before the Jud"e or Clerk of Coos county
P r o p r ie t o r ,
at Empire City Oregon, on Friday, Decein-
ance. There are many men who die of this Will be fully prepared to make Pictures in
fear o f exposing their ignorance by improper, nnd comrades should re- r r },'• ,1S84‘ viz:
Laird, Homestead Dealer in «lrugs, medicines, chem­ difficulty, ignorant of the cause, which is all styles known to the art, from the small­
No AkSR for the E V, of 8 VV >4, Sec. lJand
the second stage of seminal weakness. Dr.
so doing. But you, gentle Florence,
E S of N \V >4 Sec. 22 T 28 S R lit W.
S. will guarantee a perfect cure in all such est Gem to a Photograph 17 z 27 inobea.
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offending
against
the
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of
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and
come
CHEAPEST!
W. Gallier
BLA
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I Jaryis, Cornwall t a
ENGLISH REMEDY
M YIÌTLE POINT
A
0. Nelson
Bandon
Hotel
DR. SPINNEY
M. E. A nderson ,
STILL AHEAD!
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grace anil ask:
What is a pine
needle? and wo reply wfith great
pleasure:
One of those stick«
which butchers thrust through
beef, and which nre vulgarly term-
ed “ skewers.” - Ruck.
spirit o f our rules and regulations,
By command of
j j 0H n S. K ounts ,
»
Commander in chief.
W. W. Alcorn, Adjutant General.
Ho names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous resilience upon, and
cultivation
land, viz:
O
I l Sargent
15___ of,
. . said
\
U. D.
)
J. CÌ. Laird
all of Coijnille City,
P. Wade
(
Oregon.
Austin Sargent j
oc!4
Wm. F. Benjamin,
Re"ister.
Î.
C oquille C ity O gn .
all the time receiving fresh, every­
thing usually found in a first-class
medical dispensary. Prescriptions
carefully compounded.
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cases, and a liealtny restoration of the All he asks is for people to compare his
genito-urinary organs.
work with that of others.
( Mlice Hours—10 to 4 i\nd fi to 8. Sundays,
Mr. R. has become a permanent citizen
from 10 to 11 a . m . Consultation froe.
of Coos County, and it is to the interest
Thoroflgh examination and advice, $5.
Call or address
of the people to patronize home industry
DR. S P IN N E Y A Co..
No 11 Kearny utreet San Francisco. and thereby keep the money in the country.
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