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

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FEED AND
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Coquille City, Ogu.
Hauling Done nt Reasonable Rnteu. v ln ltf
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v e r s w ere, ns u su a l m a k in g a ll so r ts
Dovuteli to til«* lu tifis o OI tlv t oquulf ! • __
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Rivir pur.icuhiro , anil « »t tuo ( »i.iuv ^ i . - j ot lllip iisit IV C ÌlliC'11 l 'g ilii l ¡CS.
orally.
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L e n t i- taken fr o m th e h d i n w o r a j
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t h e n l'o r i, r, “ u n i r ; in y o u r th in k .
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RANDOLPH BREWER!!
•{ Kanilolpli. Oregon: }
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To light ones for spring,
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OD th e irro utul t!m t ! tis v. i fe m a k e s
A lt hollo;h lie s e e m s to
1 >ai1 coffee.
have grounds euou^ h
foi • h is
no-
ity .
“ W hy
don’t
M rs.
your
“ W h o , d im ?
a s k e d .—
W h y , y o u k n ow d im ’s
o n th e d e te c tiv e fo rce.
lie
can t
fin d a n y th in g .” — A ik n n su w
T rav-
t ie r .
w h en lie is d o w n ” is a
good
o n e,
b e c a u s e to k ick a m a n w hen
d o w n is c o w a rd ly .
N ow
he
we
is
g iv e
a n o th e r , “ N e v e r k ick a
m an
he is u p , b e c a u s e it
r e c k le s s .-
is
A c h a p fr o m th e
c o u n tr y ,
U p o n th e b ill
sto p -
of
faro
b e in g lia n d ed to h im b y th e w aiter
lie re m a rk e d th at h e
“ d id n 't
care
’ b o u t le a d in ' n o w ; h e ’d w a it till a f­
ter d in u e r .” — B o s to n
“ E very young
T r a n sc r ip t.
m an
n o w -a d a y s
s h o u ld b e g in w h e re h is fa th e r lea v es
o ff,’’ s a id B lo b s o n to y o u n g P o p in ja y .
“ W e l l , ” r e p lie d th e la tter, “ I begun
w h e re p ly fath er le ft off. '
Y o u d id
e h ? I d id n 't kn ow its y o u r
fa th e r
hud left o ff.”
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h e le ft
“ Y es, ho
did;
Oil illltll.U lg .
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“ 1 h a v e .-ionio b:ul new s fo r y o u ,
sa id tht' clerk to a M o n tr e a l
land
“ W hat i s i i ? ”
“ A im th e r b ig
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d [lefalcation
of
in th e S ta te s .
“ T h a t ’s n o t b a d
n e w s,”
sa id
th e
h iiid lo n l wi t h a c h u c k le .
“ B u t th e
d e fa u lte r h a s c o iu m itto d
s u ic id e .”
“ T im t is; b a d u.*ws,” sa id ti;e
lo rd w ith a grt an.
la n d ­
N ew Y ork Sun.
“ D i d y o u write ui> th is a r tic le for
S n o o k s , th e gr< le e r?” ni-l* • l the c ity
e d it o r o f a c ( Miltem jioi:a n ! ( if h is n s-
sistn n t. “ Y e 1 1 ir.”
1A Y ell , d o y o u
ci »nsider it JU:st th e t h in g to
an-
< can’t o
n o u u c e tl ¡fit hi:s t resit e g r*‘
b e a t ; liis c!n it e «foes o ff o i’ its ow n
accord , ntnt his b iu te r oc( •upies ti
stroll*.? |»1; 1 ( * *1 in t!ie v’f.rr*]mii o f th e
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p u b lic y* - M a r n iiioa Jill i it* p en d en t.
A y o u i > it wi (low , iin (*l<e c tin g a
t
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im m u n u ii It t 4 i<i> t * at* v 44 »U
(I ‘ po t ie d ,”
c le v e rly
port unity
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m
l.i-rs-, H ol th e o p -
ti > }inserii; o
th e
111ion
tilt?. n101m orv o f
to n d i: “ Siieriid to
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in e a ts
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b s t o n e
Coquillo City. Oregon.
a n d
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LOTS FOR SALE!
G r o c e r ie s , v e g e ta b le s
fro m th e in« >> A «c lrirm i;n g
ml b est
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o f w om en
urren t A iD t• !• *te.
and
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Appreciating tlie necessity <>>' all Busin* ss
M m . 1’a'ii;« rs and Miners having a news­
paper published in the incinquili* s. in ml
tiition to tlu ir own Ioc:;l irtij » t*r— one tliai
contains all Financial, (’ommercia! ami
Gt ueral News: which matter not being ii
the HCiipo of a local paper—the proprietor ol
the
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Henry Iiuden.
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OLIVI] i z AIKEN.
Hava just received at
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* * (b.cli TK fr.n-i the c.-mitry *>r.,if. •
ress ail orders to Mur*.!:I’» !il
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Don i ifeati This,
Unless You !V.» r 1 to Buy
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BiTobcns,
s-rad. O rnam ents.
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( >rdors fo r lu m b e r fi]l(*d in (ju a n ti-
J. P A R K E R ,
M . L. H A N 8 C O M ,
I H Y IN G M . C O O K .
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f ;s A PL' C M I T j U i ì l L
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For l i , l \ !V v!;-:ro ! i ; o.
Ik»th jnp. rs i i'nt to..n<* or two a.!,
.ional v ¡"li (ài* nub.-. • ¡be,-.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
L and office at U oskbituo O bkoon
November 21 .18S4.
otice is hereby given that the following-
1 « named settler has tiled notice of his in­
tention to make final proof m support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before tlie Judge or Clerk of Coon county
at Empire City Oregon, on Wednesday
December filst, 1KH4. viz: Jonathan (¿nick,
homestead No. 4441* for the N W V Sec. ¡52
T 2M S U 1» West.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
John L. OtHelit ^ of Randolph,
John Donaldson »
Oregon.
S. W. Gillman
) of Empire City,
W. T. Miller
)
Oregon.
Win. F. Benjamin,
nov25
Register.
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N e .it !y an d p n u n jit ly d o n e , at tl.e
¡* e * ' i ' Hig p i i i r s .
S h o ji* n e x t
d o * ') '* ;y t u f L c n e v e ’s d i u g s to r e ,
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d ie t ity , ( Ìlo g o n .
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Any ml *r«ua :•*’» in it * '
to
1 ’.me can be pro- 1 r* ii : ll:
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h »reis in -Mar ina Id, and
pur t
, i I any vr.Mio 1 • iso in l-.uijfii a.
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Wells. Farco i Cos
Doth P qpdpq fnp
Duo V^ 0 Ti,,asso:iiiPr’?r^Tn‘f t,:ti; 1,0 i;i
JO] lU ltj i ö d l ¡^tytlM-mgUtlvfuri.depi.r.ure.
> he Fnaniunablo Boot and Shoe Maker
will be fciniuet all times ready to wait upon,
and aceoiuoilate.custoiii* rs with everything
in our line, at the ( oqaille City Bootaiul
Shoe store: one door D i >» tii of the.Glive hotel,
Main s tm t.
D k * n A lit ntinotos .
Tug Company!!
I im b e r , m a tc li-w o o d a n d s ta v e t im -
I k ' i * p u r c h a se d .
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u n t i n g t o n ^
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j ins intention to make linai pr«»«*f in support
Straw, I lush. Silk, Satin or Velvet, which ¡o f liis claim, nrd that said proof will be
we will sell c!;« an for cash .
vine*. ; made before the judge or clerk of Coos comi-
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v. Oregon, .. at
Umpire
on Friday, Dec. to
12.
ina H. Itomusoil.
Bobiuson, homestead
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*• viz:
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UODiesieaa
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*oiH i; rf,v,i'*n la lot n; sec-
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'tion 14 and lots 4 and f* section 24 township
__ a n d —
m s . k . 12 west.
He nanus the following witnesses to
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prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz.:
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Henry Wigant
T
James D. Jlayes
I all of Myrtle Point,
- d e a l t ;ns i n —
Isaac Bingham
1
Oregon.
Charles Morris
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Also at the ramo time and placo
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James
D. Mayes, pre-emption I). S. No. 42 .V.I
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for the W ' 2 of \V
section 7 township fil
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AND ALL KINDS OF—
He names the following witnesses to prove
hi.-i continuous residence upon, and cultiva­
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tion of.said land, viz:
Henry Wigant
1
Elias B. Bobinson
I all of Myrtle Point,
Isaac Bingham
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Oregon.
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A ld e r and s p r u c e lu m b e r a lw a y s on It. B. Jefferson
\Ym. F. Benjamin,
b a n d a n d fo r sa le at th e lo w e st rates.
nov4
Hegister.
th e riv er a n d bar, at r e a so n a b le rates.
XT* S *
^2-00 PER Y E A R ,
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Land Ulllou at Koseburg Oregon. I
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V e i l i n g , S c a r f s e tc - e tc- x m i ' h o e is hereby given thàfth«* foi'Aw-
Mais {rimed to order a speciality. : .LV »vr nmne*i s< rthr im« tiled notice of
on
(ff, y y y • p gp T l l G
The sienn.er Jl'MO or
tin- slag*' a t‘ - ii ' du ' u of th" Umpqua.
New and comf irtubli- st- ■
And the yearly subscription < f the CHBOX-
l ’ Aliii to J »rail-.. V;* iiiit s<.
KJLK is .•*>2. Now we w 1! furnish
Fare to Dorthin*! by this .*• eite s I ' l .
■ Each passenger all, >\\<«! .V m .. > ; ; ; « l .•» i.. ig.-.
NOTICE FOB PI BLH’ATION.
T GW i N G
W. Gallier
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Lowest Living Rates.
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(<i the very best quality and nt the
X j ADIES ANDOKIIDREM'S X3ZATS
P lc v /e r s, e strio li
nPl'Cirries an d
I llorses and BuggitS nt nil hours.
Good
I i asm rage by the day, week or month,
via i.i
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The regular subscription price of our oaper is
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B rew ery,
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Our Subscribers.
be
This house is well supplied with every­
thing necessary to make it a
F lK S r ( I.ASS HOTEL.
I'Aia.r.s always supplied with the best the
unuk* t (il.orilii.
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ALSO
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th e
M i:s . C . W . O i . i v e , P
k in d s c o n s ta n tly on h a n d .
w ho d e im r te d
th is life aJfOl1 s ¡Xty-ei; Shi yi u n s, re­
p e t t i n g !the Decessi ty i ) .r i p a rtin g
P r o p
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Has: inaila ailvaiitcgcor.s arrangements t<>
Millinery Store!!
p in g at o n e <»f tin* h o te ls, sot d o w n
t o d in n e r .
o m
A (U hu
0PP0RTÖNI i Ì
Front St. Ccquille City.
w h en
E v a n s v ille A r g u s .
bnuk
ir e s h n n d
Mi’,'. ( . V» .Oliv«'.
T h e o ld saw , “ N e v e r k ick a m a n
lo rd .
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B ar-
h u sban d 1
lo o k fo r ! tim ? ” s o m e o n e
o rd e rs
River Front. Ccqnüle Cily, Oregon.
s e ttle it.
T lo. t rnv d o g .’ said
t
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had at
David Young.
N o s le r Sc H u n t P r o p s .
tio n , nn effort o u g h t to he m a d e to '
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Tiyjri
tr u tli-
fu i an sw er
p
to
J—i i. l \ J lu i
With St. atm rs "( ere.-.” and “ Little Annie”
at tin* terminus of their upper river route,
carrying iias.sengers und ffiightto and from
an ( h c h a r t 1 street turunnia , th e o t h -
o
L e e r o f b e st d u a lity a lw a y s
----- Connecting------
w it !i <ie o i *fo ex'ory ev enii'k j ? ” ask ed
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fr o m nil p a rts tilled p r o m p tlv .
v ln 3 3
T! •■;. lo-op every thing,
intuì.
SI >, I c a n ’ t h e lp it,” v,,a s th e
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Oily u m k Feed HlaiiiB
sh e "o ite r a llv h a n d le s Iter h u sb a n d
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w ith o u t g lo v e s,
n liners o t a t e s - ]
tlio
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f
umile l’oaii.
m ari'in ge i
at
a ll h o u rs
25 CENTS.
A nderson ,
ma store
tv hat d id vou sa v , t h e n ? ”
i o reach .»ur destination.
A t m a r r ia g e th e Drillo n lw avs
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G ' to Dean «t Huntington's—
lde*'t-' hei i>i*tiOi!uMi at D»e a u i.l
They will lit and please you:
“ W h v d o v o u sto !)
gn .
Recently been furnished with spring bed a
£ ?le a l&
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Y. ith g lo v e s o n , l>r.t r f i e r
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( )rders promptly filled.
R id ir e .
I’lins< retarn kegs promptly after being
V/e li avo t ho sellino of ;*. fami of 1(M notes
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emptied.
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hay last sonson. 'l’ho fami vii he soli!
“ T h en w h a t?"
cheap. and thè folloving go witli thè piai*?:
J < i h e o Ul l i C S(lj<‘ .s c /c , V e lu ll'
, “ ! ! ( ' h n g g e ii m e .”
?• > head « » f slieep. a lot of hogs 1 yi *k«' of evi t-
tle, chriinN; A i*., r. lot of cows, yeurlinps and I
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7 K \ ¡ w e n m l a n t u j c n v f o r I h r y o l c o f i n T h e A d d it io n T o T h e T o w n O f
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! ih * lii'U.se-iiold forniture wliich is now* and ! ¿ 3 T b i t e *
“ Y e s , he d id .
S o h a r d th a t T i
lo u t l;x !o ii(‘:i a n d
M o n a n ic n t y , f r o m
gOO‘ù.
; esime p u r ty n ear h o lle r in ’ r ig h t
rnoi'iiinoit,
o u t!*
(l‘ii! **iul 11/*! * dd.‘* d I'."'Vi* J'l t ' l i i b " " 1''
D e a le r in d r u g s , m e d ic in e s , elion i- I ihiii ith'l it* lidi.': i *• »• ■ ,t td < iliii'.: i.io
^ P r i c e s IR e s h s c z ia T o le .
“ W h y d id n 't y o u h o lle r ? ”
E V K N IT U R E ST O R E ,
ICflls etc., o f (¡¡e 1 test (lu a lltv , and *\'* • I
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For parruMilarM inquire of
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B e e x p lim t,
all th e tim e r e c e iv in g fre sh , e \ le r v -, ,.4.]i,.nt h m g u m s .
P h o to g r a p h ic d o - |
Myrth* Point. Oregon.
p ]eftS0
lW a n t s o w h a t? ”
tilin g u s u a lly fo u n d in a fir s t-c la s s | s ig n s a n d o ric e lis t s h o w n o n ar>- I
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Dealer in Fu rniture, Doors. Glass and Pic- m e d ic a l d is p e n s a r y .
.R ie s c riiitio n - 5 'h c a lio ii
T h e cou rt fe ll
ure Fr .m s, itc., and Agent fur White’ s
J . A . D i AN.
care f ul 1 v coni p o u n d e d .
h a d to he c a n iei
Sewing Machiue.s.
vl ill if
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what we should bnv-
C 'ertj.inlv.
T h e r e are With wli..t is mo
jxvildeut.
Li'-lit calf sk'n i-. a blessing.
tw o in ouv n i'ig lih o rh \ 'd that are \
I’ , i. wiieii ih«> rain ih sceiuls. ami mud
re n so n in g w ith ea c h
o th e r
a ll j
[nip* des perambulation.
We mi'll ■*. boot I .-.a h strong and food
tlir o u g h t th e r-tilly n ig h t.
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COQUILLE CiTY OGN.
every
d o o r.
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HOUSE,
| and other conveniences for the benefit of
antly or Land a veli selected
! the traveling public.
stock of fre. li and ehoice drugs and med­
icines,notions. blank hooks, school hooks j
and everything usually found in a first-class
drug store. Preseiptions carefully com­
pounded.
Give him your orders,
liis prices are as low as the lowest.
BULLARD & DICANE, Props.
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This hon se lui* be*n elegantly fariiitlied.
and la ut «aio** the home of th- *->uria*.
easy access to the ¡t.-cim rj
The house iu of ea:«v
supplied with beri ‘
landing.
The table is supp
the market affords, and no pains spared to
render comfort to guests
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nyn:ie winking good. rod cedar siiiug) es.
felici -posts, pk'iwCtS, clapbti *rd« or
j shakos w ill do wi ll to cull on S. 1». Bsrr«ws.
a rm o u ctmilv• * * * » f Coquiiie City.
All orders left at tini olita«» or with J* 1.
Moulton will receive prompt alluni ion.
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M. E.
Cobi NSGN
Coquiiie City. Oregon.
Proprietors.
Homes hoarded by the day, week, or month, j
2 41*11 a iti la " dune on short notice.
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ea-^Rew Drug r btorei
Wo have the soiling of a half
land, half bench ami half hotunu land, noar
Coquiiie City. It would make a I .P dozen
^ood little ranches. or a good dairy and
stock ranch. 1 ue price in
per acre.
Coquiiie City, Oregon
G ALLISI! & HUNT . . . .
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S a m p l e C o p t/ S e n t F r e e .
I if"All orders must be accompanied by the
coin.
Address all orders to II euaed , Coquiiie City,
Coos C o. Oregon.
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BOXT
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FOKfiET
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any kind or chancier which he mideriakis
The oeople of the Coqnille river should
and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
biar a ii !. that as ;ooJ C'icotogrupiiN
There are many nt the age of thirty to :>s an be obtained on the Bncidc coast, » re
sixty who are troubled with too frequent
evacuations of the bladder. <>ft<*n accompli- made by G- IL L amsdei . l , of Myrtle Foint.
nied by a slight smarting or burning svnsa- I W.ll s* * n have completed a
floating
tion and a weakening of the svstern in a
manner the patient cannot account fur. On
examining the urinary dejsisitsa ropy s**d-
Wi h wh eh he will visit every point
iment will often , be ,, found, anil . sometimes . on the river between Mvrtle Point and
the color will b** of a thin milkish hue. a-
gain changing ton dark and torpid appear­
ance. There are many nun who die* of (bis
difficulty, ignorant of the cause, which is
tin* second stage of seminal weakness. Dr.
S. will guarani*'«' a perfect cure in all such
cases, and a health}* restoration of the
g«'iiit.<»-urinary organs.
Office Hours—10 to 4 andfi to 8. Sundays,
from 10 to 11 a . m .
Consultation free.
Thorough examination and advice, S.r>.
Call or addre ss
DR. SPINNEY & Co.,
No 11 Kearny street San Francisco.
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F.andon. and be prepared to do San F rm -
eiscowork ut liss than San Frunciso«» price?.
Will 1 e fully prepared to make Pictures m
all styles known to the art, from the small­
est Gem to n Photograph 1 7 x 2 7 inches.
All he asks is for jieople to compare his
work with that of others.
Air. R. has become a permanent citizen
of Coos Comity, and it is to the interest
of the i*eople to patronize home industry
and thereby keep the money in the country
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