/
,.>!■ •w*sm**o
(J it ju illt i m i
r iu n ii« .
T V K S D .V T , M AH . ¡U,
( Irr u ^ tr
I ’ im i*'»— I l ti«*i*
VSS.>
4 o iu ìh a -
O w in g to the fact that the lundier
traile has been unusually dull
the past year, money
for
hr.s become
scarcer in this part than at any
whites.
I he bull; o f the eirou-
lating medium
comes from tie*
lumber shipped, and as that lias
been practically dead for a num
ber o f month* this section has b e
come
depleted
in money,
chants and tradesmen
ing to send off every
could possibly raise.
m er
never fa il
cent
they
t
y ri »•: V< cl «>ï:•* \71.3:
oi :O ar i».:y —
l ii** s .1 .1 s* 1 *«|IK*
¡NÎN
if: «LJír t. recti 3«
1
M». 1 Milor:
As iwo have no : Ei> II ERAI.n: - l’ili nking a
At B. 1 * 'i; a ('A *’ ^ >v«* :n»"Mlti'*li:*d. a > 1 I f 4 IF g And y. Ratti ing • !
. « >i it t*!Us fr« MU t!lus il Cf* might fill«
i\■ 1111 111 your r *1 t t ;C r I serai the
«•«•! at« ;• : t .ml,. 1 * A 1 '•* Ila * « ice;; ol ;i any oth<*r not«* 1 « j it i i 1 tI ri v» r to i «
Vi* - M bt* t AV'i*ii \Vhat are U i .V t lie re.-»*ut our «in ist litt le il i*ighl >
i>r- 1 i\vi;¡ig:
w! larves iu fn 'lit o f tlu* city, and : lu>ot 1 , i take t he libo 11 y t 1 si*n«i : W « *rk on the bi( » îv \ i il 11 ' î will
s<x.ll start.
>at ! sland.. C« »u!« l C< >1 ;nt the houses you tlie t( >1 li 1 •' i i-
Jl) !i i 1 Lv.vi s luIS Ili i large w
the \iilag:(î or pm* 1 . 1 ,a, as sud» 1 The wealho r is cloudy aml
h 1 >US«; re ad y for fl-eig ht.
UTS \V**1«‘ calici 1 iu t hic Spanish til IValen s rain.
I f youi co nie «! o\\ 11 , don t la il
oil w as known as tlu*
¡gu.q: 0 . V, !t.lf
»U\‘ liaiRiv, as nu >st i ‘1
Fi irmi
, t..ike a rule wîtii ») , P . Tupper,
tV Hi >tel, St!MRling Oil the west 1 theni an * about thnmg h KOeding.
sale o f Kearnev, between C lav an 1
( ’alile buyo» us are SCO ling the he has the finest span of horses and
ck in this place. J. I*, and his
Sacramento streets, w ìt a huge (*• >uut y f or catt le to «I rive to Kast-
i l ih
i, *
gam bling house.
fl« re coulu
\Ye s lui hi I d think amiable lady oiler one acre of land,
ern O n *g >n.
seen on any evening a moti»
f r« >:n t!a * prie«- s they «a n paying, aim £ 1 0 0 in cash, for the building
of a college a i this place. 1 Hold
throng; the emigrant from th
tha t catt h* are n« <t S« >mu
.. - will
:n 1 «u
o all
(tes aitul the native ( ’ ali fornii ui niand as they have been Lor sonn m >st i >i our j “itple here
they can toward bail ling this
ad uiied in the highly «' «>li»red dre SS time oast.
r. Í ». Hunt says h w ill
at that tina ? fas hitinalih* the brof ul
Rev. C. P. Bailey held dovine ; ßi;!,p^
It is uatur.d
bi inied, n*<1 soimbrei'o, long scrap•a, • ereices at t!ie school house last !-*'*' ’-'!**'*
Mi II lunt was down her
enough fo r money to become .-caive Mil d bue l.-l in pants «i pen «»n í!;u* Sun lav.
Jud dug from the large ,
u.
i
wee!;
wording on his place, lie
when evervth im ; combines to take *>Utside lie!low 1 !u* kn«*es, and gav iy and attentive congregation pro
has bought the mineral springs
it avvav, and nothing to brin«
tii minci l toi the* »inkles with sil ver
back.
T r a d in g
and b u ying
ha
and road-wav down t«> the beach.
Work and enterprise is all that
1 .arkin Mast w n o î
t);p cove. A fter the gold excite- ! ji;w re»Mi very sick for some time is needed to make Bandín one of
nJeiit, small wharves were erected past, is convalescent; at least a the finest and best business places
1>M the s.mt!i side of Olay, and east- \ person passing within half a mile ;
county,
oni side of what is now known as ,,f his fariU when lie is driving hi* j
W<‘ lloPi;
tll° ll,)lvo r;K '1 mu
Sansonu* street.
d Xen and hear him wliisnerin«»: ‘Fnce to be given here the first of
The principal business liouse
Tipture imo their ears wou](j May w’ .ll be a succo ,s
Enterprise.
was situated oil the southwest cor- naturally imagine that he was
Bandoli, Marcii 15.
1)Pr 0f ( ’lay and Montgomery, the jotting better.
W it ll tlu* «»xcerition o f appreciated.
luiitt* >ns.
be*, L c id s d o r ff’s there was no w lm rf in
Our friend
been carried on, the curreucy
ing of a facial nature,
is that all are owing
l he result
lorn owes
Dick, Dick owes Harry, and Harry
owes Tom — making circular times.
Now that the price of lumber
has greatly advanced, and the fa
cilities for manufacturing that
staple article has so very greatly
been increased, there is no feui
pn>|>rietors being the firm of NI tel -
í..:ia rV C
(Sa iuh>:i « 'urri‘N¡!>«>Mi]4‘ii('4‘.
I
Seme <»f <o n i* farmers seem to
*
-
M itou in V i r g i i i i u .
bo
wwM more
W ashington,
■ ur w
.
u ¡r-
111 '«'*..
March
In.
f p i
I lie
for the ( ' a.iinissionershij) ot
th<* General Land efiic«» has about
m i m jwí < i «town to ex-Senator S ia tei
ex-lb*presenta«¡ve
of
Oiv.'.’on,
n» 1 Su rveyor
i i ¡; s o f i i > i nois,
i ìt iie ia! W ille y
of
California,
( ¡ ( ‘(»rye »V. Julian lias retired from
'i’h(- only illustrated Maiuztn« devoted to th«
(l.M I ojvik nt of the Ureat W«st. Contain* a
v.’st dMount of ori nerai inforniaUou and *pe-
fini art Iole* on auhjecis of interest to all. A b ly
c o n d u c te d !
N iip c r b lv illu M tr a tr d !
Only f i a year. !.. Samuel, Publisher, So. 133
Front street, Portland, Or.
the race, th »ugh he was endorsed
i r a cii »a *.1
1 , i lidia mi «le le gatten. Slater
I > V
V lo:.s nicely fined and in choice frail
t r«-«*». <;ii )«;, lar« house tind woodshed, etc.,
has
rery >1 rong S, ¡»untori; il infin a
>,«iy a « i.ii¡» i -Í 4 . or to ci. Korn, Marshfi«!d.
ii u ! 1 lu[* best »pinion is in his »> / « / kbiislicls » oats for stile at Norway—
eln a
A ll rif the 1 Kipers of this O U v L o c uts r bushel apply to Auy. H .
favi
3 no.
>w agr «*e tluit Slater is pretty Sclirocdcr.
certain <>i‘ the appointment, and
We havetho selling o f a farm o f l(Xlactes
lie ( aiif'»minus aro even willing
with a spl 'iidid orchard, p«>od water, a good
’ muse. The farm yielded ft) tons o f timothy
iiay last season. The farm wil be »old
< ! i an. and the follow ing go with the pine»:
7 • > I ad <>f uheep. » lot o f hogs 1 yoke o f cat
tle. er. tin’ s
a lot o f cows, vearlinga and
:. e li •iiM -hold furniture which is new and
h* admit it.
' f \ • il LÌ [ O U ] a lliSe
intv court o f the state o f Ore-
oil f- ~»i** VMmu»y <*i
Mul umir^ian-
• ?'.••'t1er o f tiio
i . ,/. i i » , { n*o;
Perry 1 »., und
•i \ . i. jl> ns
______ ___ _____________
ou application for
ï to H im
r n\ or«
T llQ
I
», » . i fill
»it’ s '.nr from the
t*i
U hm )• l'stu: il «iu i 1:1.al I>y Nancy l'I. \ A'.er •
Front St., Marshfield, Or.,
• • i;. i 1 • an i l tlu* persoti» nml « state<>f Eliza i
!... Cìi i'i <• S., IVrry I:.. niid'iiios. W., Kob- j
is >n. iiiu m i ’S, p r a v i»1' fi ir an order of sale « »f |
ct-r .iin reai-« .. aie beli»ii';iiii* t<> s iici (WH*'ds
Agent for Gibhflon'K f lie whiskie», an A A A
timi il is fi>r thè i«-si iut r.-sis «>f isaid minor
w
his’ev.
Also agent fo r the C E L E im A T E D
hi irs. ami in e ssarv tlu.t «u d ì real-esta .«* !
«
,.l<
GO
i.E E K a m l l'O U T E U at whola-
sleaild !>«* s >!d. ’i\» \cii: L ot ime. <>f seeuon
:•! in t'>\vusili',»CS sur.i h «>f ram e i J ‘ vr«st i>i , sale and r«*tail. The celebrat« d EOC’ A beer
on draught and in bottles.
v3 n !9
tìii* WilÌMMiei le uii iitiian. c mtainiiiy 15. Oli
aeres «»f land—leor*.* <>r less.
All <>f saiil l
1.m i suuatid in ( ' i h m i I o , Oreeon. It is ;
li« iel»y orili risi, t hit!» thè lievi o f lei il o f se.id j
minor heirs. ami all persona iniercr.ted in j
thè s id es* t •• appear hefure tlns o *i:rt on i
«/
^linulay tlie irli «lev o f Aprii A. I*. is..f>. « t j
il «»'«dock in tlu* torcnoon <>t saiu «ìay. ut !
llu-court rooin o f tliis c >nnty court, ut thè |
eouri h'*u m ih..pire City, in suiti «otinty,
llu ii and ther«* to show cause, il any tilt-re
1»**. why an ordi r shoiiid not ho inaile, for
Orders promptly filled,
th«* ..aie of suid real-estat«*. Ami it«|sfnrth-
l ’lease return keg» promptly after being
er ordered that a eopy««f tliis «>rd« r he st r - -
emptied.
\2 ifil
<"J l>y publieation t.!.t r«-of «me.e a veek for
thr« e sue.eessive v..-. l s la to,«* vlu* said day
ot iieariii«:. in a m w -j. ¡per o f len i rai eir-
ea’ at.oii. ¡.rm tid ami pe.blihlmd in sani
'• .ini y of Coos ami sf; r<*of Orevon.
D a in i thisi'Ttn d«*.v ol l ’ehruarv .V.D. 18 S 5 .
Geo. Ri. Dyer.
3w
Comi v Jmliye.
111 T 1 ‘
N. P. Hansen, Prop.
G m
P ro p .
Cocxuille City. Oregon.
lus, Howard, Green and Melius. 1 considerably stirred up in regard Petersburg, March
18.— A heavy
It may be said o f those men that, to what tlie result of the vote on ' snow storm occurred throughout
no 1Uore upright body ever engng-
jl0g law will be.
Virginia and North Cnroliim last
fi) any business.
Howard was
M o understand that
»Tames night
1-Voin siX to te n in e h e s f e l l.
tlie principal, but took no part in p ; 1 fi-fi superintendent of the Coos
'flu* 0:t!tI: i ! ioii :: i lloouivi**.
tfi,« muuagemeut of the store. H e Pay and Roseburg stage line has
Washington, •Man-h 17. Genar-
was a fine looking man, and ns gen- a cr(.,v ()f men at work on the road
al Hutch telegraphs that Couch
Fst door north of Olive hotel,
erous as In* was tine looking, l h e f i j tlie canyon, preparatory t.i start-
i ilh ii'.V T lO N .
NO’i ICE
still threatens to invade tin* Indian
writer was in the employment of iag the stage next month,
M a i n S t p . e e t ,
.stirara Oregon. >
li!«nd ( »file
'territory,
hut
his
strengtli
will
not
J «•'• 27. x S k !. 1
that firm, and the firm of Brannan
C O Q U IL L E
C IT Y ,
] larvo Minard, of the Ivist fork
*\ r ( r n c i ; ,» h,
:vi i: lim tl'o fuliow-
exceed (>!»*) should he attempt it.
i
e.
!,
P«.rk
Mutton,
Groceries
and
i \
1 : ,» ! « . :: * , * *1
Sain) and Stout, alternately.
ill* *-o :» noil
>\v mill, informed us that lie
i'r:iii4'«‘ Di-sin-x SV;u-«*.
liis itHmi sai t<> i
...
Frannan’s oj'eratioiis were, at th:’*t would likelv have a gri t mill m
ill 1:1 i ■* ( 11 i . ...
11. «lì
mai';;
•¡»«•foi
•
tir
Paris. March IS. The Natioipde
K(ii\ to pnneut *iu li d> poseh'iis, time, ciiutinod »o S irnniitiiilo C ity running order at that place* i*i time
di P
i.! :,JI ire Ci*y. «>r
vi.:*. Churn
is more thorough manufacture, fo r improvement, and the carrying for tlie farmers to got tlu ir fall says instructions have been sent to !
N«>. ! 12 ‘». for ti*.*
instance, the sash and do«>r busi trade on the river.
vdn‘24
grinding done. Ilarve is a rustier Pateinotre, t!io Frencii Ambassa 11 . 1 . ¡U S U. 12
Du
V
.
ivi»
V
itili
i--:«
S
t
.
<
names
*
1
ness might prosper, when rough
I often wonder n there are any and when he takes liold of an v- dor to China, to re.iew negotia- prov, lus conti'.
lumber would not bear shipping. >f the old pioneers yet living m thing he is pretty apt to make it tiom. v. ith : ao J liine.s«* Ci-ivornniont cali r ;«' ¡olí ot. b¡
with u view* to securing [leace.
; |t. iío'oüison
It is so of other things; and if we San Francisco, mul who remember : in.
Verdant,
aii «>í :,Iyrt:«- l\.;«ii.
Ii. u .1 «'«Tersoli
Oregon. !
A. L. Nosier Prop.
A n A lita tile «* IVons A iin liit n .
export nil our products in t h o u g h , that old landmark- Leidsdorff’s | M iddle Creek, Oregon, March
«.». II. Troy
W*n:. R E. n amiin.
and import tlie manufactured arti- wharf. Small sclnx)ners were em- ifith, 1SS5.
Main Gt. Coquille* City, Oregon.
Stiakim, Marcii 18.— A general lunrlCnlVA
1 .« Irtti-r. ■
cle, we may expect hard timos du- ployed on the Sacramento and San ;
advance toward Tmimi has been
'Í i.Mr.Kl; 1. \\D NOTICE.
l>ur:i I>i*t i : si;;*.
— : 0 :—
ring depressions in trade, and these Joaquin rivers, and until the arri
I*. S. 1 a.ml < '¡lit iin>e«»tir>_', ( Irccoii, i
madt* since Friday. Spies contin
Fresh and choice meats o f all
N« j V-- h i !>< r 1' ». ¡SSI. «
J. H. Minard just returned from
depressions are sure ti come.
val of the steamers Senator ami
ue to report that the Amarai triti*
['n e i , la ~-’ iy yiv«*u iliat Kiclcir
kinds constantly ou hand.
ì ! ili h; .‘ip.ilit «I t • paral
;!
Mclvim, they held the monopoly Bos« burg brings word he has sent o f Arabs will desert El Mahdi and
James F. Cox who has*, been
i 1 ;.« i t a h 1 * t«,\v i! -«_*»»
S. J*.
of a highly luciative trade. North to Sr. Louis, Mo., for a f! Hiring join the British at th«* first favor
I,.. » - ll:.'«i* tit* !¡d 1
I
.
»
V
î
Groceries, vegetables and pro
down the coast for some tim \ is in
mill
to
come
nverthe
North
rn
Pa
i*i «
v. itn
dwny ami on fi
o
f
Juno
•
*
».
1
'
able opportunity.
vi i« *iis, ♦*'«*., etc.
nÓO
town visiting
his
folks. Jim
i«.h
ti.i- >;
Iti ti.i k :¿
cific to Rosoburg which will be lo-
- i
:reet, tlie sluire
p:;.-v.:v;va! »n Ftoo«!.
t ,i
thinks it rough, and so do we, that
Oii
mill-site
‘
2
n
il*
in
S
<
mili
re
«
r
7
■
g
rocks
nun
tterii:
tli
V.’ashi
our young men have to go to Cur
Marshall, M<>.,. March 1 8 - Im-
c
t
ice
l
i\»III
tv;«*
iu
ora.
state
! '•
•Xp'V«
me« •:«lili;.' to tl •
Any
ry county to liud work. Dow n
lias been «h me hy an ;t!l\ « !
r.
<
1
ima
>
n
>•ns»*
ge
an
d
’
a
.r
o
m
our
mill-
: »OVt i 'til »
t i:. • típ ir ¿ rtmu
er.
the tide . F«iinr fat homs '
there they put up butter, and this
»
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Í
i
.
•ur-
I
mi
:
\\ i I oí 1 a * si* y
Wavmlv,
(loAv
a
i
icf
>
rg«**
over
. 1 . i . r»*e i
ne lieui yard
i ceriL.-lill >p* «¿5 c o n io
ì
.
»4
»Il
I
*
I'
u
Im' ni.-, > ui» s »
bB.i
V
*
*
.
1
r i
brings in quite a reveaue. That
.f
co CCS ;, »j.
o i is Ini ri. \ p•arty ha* left her«* in
v ia Lv ! ;
i that «li recti« *51.
> bay farms, vriid bind
people depends on their ow n e f
» * ! ' P.,n . *.*
> fe once mol ■ with p l’2 •d;iff-., w it 11 pr. »visions to reli«*ve
i.0
,
.i.
mg
.Í
i
1
'V
i d i : uiAr.iprovi.U. w ill
i
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1
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.
f
rth
Maza
t>
Not
the 1
C )
i * • » .
forts while we depend
on that
.
I
oì:
1rs.
»5
udge
«
*.
F. «"i a ' in«, «un, -C ity
f<
mn<
1
•
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>trt•s
>
.
Xh»»\■
c
a
t
t
le
<
n
hi.?
v,
¡.*‘.' 1-1 c
iy to Oa!;-
f i !
:.s not hing to obi
Si
.oc
stor
.”
< i'cjiiiüe « ity. |i<-fi,r«*
o f others. They have had plenty
Tilomas on a hill where she had
land. i I u j'v a l; ft *r 1 < ios t ♦
¡an, w ith the « xoe
•a. : t-i.st Í '*«*>*. a." »•« 1 ms ii, his bi*mb*
*là ' 17.
o f money during the recent hard
W o en mill is id! t!ie cry; every- been two days and nights without . S '. »: ¡ni m
j ?:.! .* tv of n .il «*-»tato, nn«l
‘ , •“ f > ' •■' «•
few scattered fences. ] he
-n-*
times, while we, depending on our
c
i
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ti
a
t
i
-s
•
;
n
for
t
i.u
«•..
ail
v
i
¡
«
u
.
f
•
ii
i*i’ v,-r '■•villi lumi» any in qiiMn'i-
shelter.
of T eìegraì*h and Observât ly iti;!.* bo ly h'!id a lti'lj.ing ’hand.
i ai;« i n tu «• scii «iay «»I January, 1 f *-.*>. 111 11 »'. I'm:n
a
qv'arter
si ntion ran«*li. dm-n to n
mill men to ship lumber, have been
A ' I V r r i b í e <’o !li«*i* j I ) K : i *.(> t .
(•
‘
h»* i
«’! : |i‘ Cat. ti? ol
JÒiUl
« 1 .*-
Being • >u the road from Myrtle
• '-----------
» K
lt<
( »L Powell
ami ‘ tti«-
* present
sto
îtll
iOv
rr.v
r -asi■ii. eoi un andino in**, tin* ailmini-«
without.
Berlin. March 18. Two hundred t»ix <>f-atiii »•stute. ti» sell th«* real ju ' oji erty f i »How in
Manson and upper ( a!if< -rnia Point to Dora, we notice the farm
ot sa ill « 1 « Ci s* «l Jicit inaftiT di scrii cd , r»r ¡ Î 21 MI a
\\ ithout a knowledge of the real streets would have been 1 Hiked up er.*' speeding the plow,along the line. and seventeen miners were impris SO 111 ;ch ìli cot at» hall ! >«• suiocienl to 1 »«> l) lodious
C ïlilMS ainsi .1 c »ta :« Î : i 1.1
: till* «•
J. ;!. Rose cut his foot very bad- oned by explosion of fire-d imp in
effect o f the new school law* we on ns places on which to waste
p ns s of iiuur.iiis ration. iinior,ntino t< houses, bo acre» under fonce. 15 in eras« mid
I a colliery a t Camp Hausen, near ¡i!>out tii sum of « i il. linniiri «! nml thirty 1 ‘* p ow laud. T k tre are upvi
pwards of lifw «n
were favorably impressed with it; money if invested. A ll is changed ^*v u ' t ‘1 an ftX*
ci
i
i
*
i 'i
* * i
li
*
do.i. 4 r >. m tli»* nii.iiai'i p.oviilcd by law fi»r m illion fcot o f fir and c o ar ti
timber <>n the
but since it occurs that small dis- no-.. Where the traveler was wont j J". Laird has completed opening S a a r b r u c k , m B l je i l l l s h , B r u s ii’ , lie sale of r. ni proj. in voli «M ention.
.
, . ’
ar u
river.
»N 4 »\S . lin
I » n f <rc i wall on Snturilnv tin* ISih lund winch ih o f easy accessto the ri
... . ... ,
i. _
,_____
Now.
tricts will be able to run a school to having his eyes blinded hy | Bio ( oos bay road, and is to haul this morning, and at a late hour day of
•i* 1 N». JO ;ho hour o f one i>'oi«K*k
KtO » i r e s . 100 in the bottom. 25 ira-
a d Cl ti c ill:, n il><*ii o f tiiat I.iiy, ¡it tlie court proved: new frame uweliinc, e<x>d o n *e r d .
longer than the more populous the sand in the heart of the town, |
hu*hels of ««ats from the valley this aft« rnoon but seventeen had
, , !" ms‘;
1*n'lMrt‘ (, iivA
KHU* T ,K)S barn, tine apripi;. and 1U head o f c a u l*. 2
ones, the injustice is appaient. I f improved streets and numerous along the line; also to start the j i oen rescued. It is feared th l,lt C"iint\ . oil, r t<>i s i «• aiul m II for cash ilo- r hogs. 5 sheep. 1 Lor»e and 10 tons o f hay.
!* public auc.n>n. to tin* h ir.list l>id«l»- 1 ' ine timber ou upland.
nplaud.
most of the others are suffocated
the amount set aside for each dis- biddings have had a beneficial in- stages soon.
tilt refor.t lii* following «Î, ;enbed real
If?
:i«*r«-s.
all
30 improved; nw
good
tate,
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and Till
the
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1 - • g . o f n.c.
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trict were a little larger, there fluence, and white the northwest
™-a s W. st
<>f tin South W .*ai *4 ..f s ,.« t K ;» b«*us«» ban 1 nn«l orchard also «ood f*nceg,
The weather here last week A aS 25 ; er, s l.crctofuro »old to An am i« Snyder ! ‘ ” Ild»“ miu« CtKlul,1e City,
Dora, 51 ar. 18.
would be no use of an appor- semi-lnirean gale still cools her
all bottom, (> c!e«red, «11 pood
I the same .as midsummer.
It w a s by i.«T-tl dated Nov«*nib«>r 24th 1H7(! and" re- .,*T^,
.
,
r « . i i .
, cord« il oil pap«* t>‘ '* «>f Eo«>k six o f de«-«!» of tillable laud: house, barn, outhonsM», o r
tionment—the money would be streets on a summer’s afternoon,
\< w I . i i i k I O lii«'«* K C u liii^ .
j C lea r, d r y a n d u n c o m lo r t a u ly w a r m t lia* r cord* of Coos County, («recoil all in cixard«-tc., X mile from Coqnille City.
equally distributed
among the San Fiami.-co has rid herself of
near middnv. O f what part can as V.‘'M|sl ‘te - 1 7 ?° 1 !* ba.i,e 1 .. West, o „ f the. 1 One
suburban
lot. containing
coutninim? 114
1 «^ acres,
«er««
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United Stat(*s Land Ollice,
V. l.liiim-’.t, .Vetniian and m the said ( oun- neat cottage. lOOfruit trees 3 veara old* very
several districts, regnrdiessof what the sand-blast of M 8 and 9.
ty ,»l ( o .s. ,»r so much, thereof as may be desirable fo ra fam ilv residence beine U «
Rosehurg Oreg. Mar., I.S, 18«85. much be said?
necessary to satisfy the sa.d clnints and e\- | from mlie Coquilie (Jity.
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it would cost to maintain a school
L e Garcon.
pensea.
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H
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“ You may speak,’’ said a fond
in each.
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Eli/i beth Fonts,
Jan. 5,1885, this office was instruct mother, “ about people
m
arl
On
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Adm inisiriitrix
having
A look through tlie fielils ndin - 1 r. Preram tions are being made at ed by the commissioner of the gen-
strength o f mind, but when it
Salem for tlie immediate erection
T IM lJ E li I«\N1) N O TIC E .
cent to this place, reveals the fact Gf suitable buildings for the U. S. * Pra^ ai,d “ tfioc to reject all pre-emp- f Comes to strength o f don’t mind,
I . S. Land Oilic«*. lloseburg Oregon. I
•lumiury 2.5. 18S5. >
that radishes, turnips, mustard and Indian school which, under a re- . t-ion proof made before notaries my son illiam
surpasses every-
O T IC E is hereby given that Jolin C.
other domestic plants are proving cent law, is to he removed from public. The honorable secretary body I ever knew,
^ v I, .¡nl lias appbed to purchase the i$ W
! , o f N i: E S E '4 «>f N NV q and N
of S
a serious detriment to cultivation. 1‘ orest Gro\e to Salem, which city ,
ffio interior has since revoked
i'. ' j see. 15 Township 2H South «if range 13
West W ill. M«-r.. under the act of June 3d
Since freight is high, making it *7 ti 1 f,ï*ping foi «ill pulilic in-titn- j S!lj j instructions aud ordered that
but we will soon be in jiossession
of our usual amount of filthy lueie.
The lack of money in the country,
resulting from a depie*sion in the
lumber trade, ought to l>e suggest-
i ' e b' 0,11 people.
1 oi a good
* • share of the time during this do-
prossion in the hunbei tiade, a
good, planed aiiiele could be soul,
while the ordinary rough lum ber
was hardly worth shipping and
handling.
Now, tlie tiling neocs-
New City Market
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City Market
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187* for the sal«* o f timber lands in the states
C. ANDREWS
PROPRIETOR,
o f California. Oregon. Nevada and Teritorv
almost
out o f the question
ten tatives in
the legislature , the tcKtimony ’ of witnesses may " be I
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if Washington.
Any HIlU
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all pen
persons claim-
cereals, would it not oe well to seed will oppose any other section in taken before a notary public and |
r T Tr^-n t t « t C ' r j t r'r'T^
> uk adversely any <>f ih«* above described
ith the register
the ground to grass, and produce every particular. Verily tlie self- • that the final affidavit be made be- | L > 0 M h i L R C 1 A L L u L L L u L ,
| J'f 1 u f e ' I ! u u i burg
bu
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during
GO
CO NSTANTLY
It pays in tehness of some people is only ex- j
f cw 0 {f i g county Clerk.
Applicants i Students wishing to take < t complete bus- »lays publication hereof and failing to do H
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cheese and butter?
Keeps
Curry county where hauling for ceeileil by their grasping natures! for filmi pr<K)f
pro-empHon cicseF.' ta™* «•*“"*•«»**
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the
privilege
without
incurring
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many miles by w’agon has to be »
A n assortment of
should ritiitc
tllO liaillG of ilin
thcofficci
I hjous expense and inconvenience of going
resorted to, why shoul.1 it not
^l>° ^ad! too bad!
Has not before whom they desire tlie testi-
SUMMONS.
far from home.
Boots and shoes,
here, where schooners land at your I>u)S0^ ur& a grasping nature? ^ I f mou y to be taken.
I n J ustice C- ouut fob C o q u il li ; C ity
doors?
i not, it ought to have.
Fault
Hats and caps,
PBBCtNCT. Coos COUNTY, BTATIi OF OSCOON.
Respectfully yours,
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I should not be found against a
(). lleed plaintiff
j Civil action for
\Y 111 . F. Benjamin
W ill lie conducted in connection with this
Stationery, Inks,
vs
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- the m jovery of
An exchange says that Cleveland , tow n for shift and enterprise.
If
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| institute, and instruction will he given to
Jabez Harris defendant i money.
■J. Henry Schroedei hits leeicved pupils o f any Tge and grade.
Among the
is in fat or o f raising 8120,IKK),(XX) a f ow go-ahead men in Salem wore
Dry goods am?
In the name o f the state o f Oregon
you
are
hereby
required
to
be
and
appear
be
o f revenue off of luxuries, so as t«i
awnv that place would lU} ! 81bs. of genuine sugar beet seed, j brunches which constitute a scientific c«»urse
fore the undersigned, a justice o f the peace
Clothing La
make the necessaries o f life cheap-
(>re<ron towns.
The
nmt ^Ir * R ,ot> his neighbor, is go-
«re, orthography, read mg, elocution, plain for tin- precinct aforsaid on the 8 th day o f
April 1*85 at 10 o’ clock in the forenoon of
er a point on which he is hanl-j p jain(left|e
Uk” t,
jj ei, vld j ! ing to give that vegetable a
fair
dies, Gents
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saitl day, at the office o f said Justice, in »aid
2)
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\ i).r*:t:illct* l,’.;'ns?vr the,.,)l,K
JV<; t‘an*,cd i,lain-
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j tiff m a civil action.
Ihe defendant will
and Childrens
in tlie riglit direction; however, it •
*'•“ » ««• «owu lias n o t, test * l118 srasl,n ‘ ° ^ t a m >f su-
take notice that if lie fail to answer the com- i
is doubtful if it will prove as ben- j enterprising men like those o f £ar ean 1)0 matle from ll
hem
General fur
eficial to the jioor as is
nishing goods;
from the fact that tlie poor
also groceries,
rule, will have many of the
Canned goods,
ies, even to the extent of
Cigars, tobacco
themselves many of the necessuViei I raa" m l" ul
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Their poverty, in a great measure, Jong we shall fail to see the “ telf quality that will make sugar
Secondary
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produce
is due to this.
ishness of grasping natures.”
Subscribe for the H erald .
C lark M iller , Principal.
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