Coquille City herald., May 26, 1885, Image 4

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Front St., Marshfield, Or.,
Filio Stallion,
urine S camperdcv n i
S tallion ,
KVBtti Ti’inDAY.
lo .v me to relate my lftst year s ex-
j A. D ean , Editor aiul Proprietor! peiience in that line. 1 have a
Agent for Gibhson’ s fine whiskies, an AAA r I', HF. Sargent horse will make the present
-
small orchard with Altalfaon three
whisky. Also agent f«>r the CELEBRATED
1 season at lliu •kliff's mill, and, at .1.11. \ \ ’r IRE make the present season nt Alex
Dovoteil to the interest* of the < i,‘il” !le &*t|eg ()£
The green alfalfa drew
CHICAGO 15LEK and POUTER at whole­ ¡ Land**« place
River particularly, and of the County gen-;
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,
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Fishlrap creek, and also j • » ? Jackson’s ranch near Gravel Ford,
sale and retail. I he celebrat* »1 LOCAbeerj
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,
I except on Saturdays, at which time he can
..
the
hoppers
from
all
sides
to
the
erativ.
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on draught and in bottles.
v3n l‘J at Coqmlle City and will visit each place ■ ^ f<‘ und at MyrtlJ Poiut.
Anyone iro^ “
every nine diiys, Good pasture can be liad , distance can be accommodated v ith ^ood
Subscription, per year............................ |2.oo. j one point, the orchard.
Of course
at each place at very low rates.
I pasture at reasonable rates.
iui uiiu Buot
that was the next tiling in order
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dr
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Jim V.’in»ton is a beautiful dapple bay, 15X
TTESD AY, MAY 20. L885.
: after the alfalfa was finished, and Empire CitY and Drain's Station
.
.
, ,
i /- m * *
. .. » ! hands liiyli. weighs 1<>00 lbs.
lie was sirea
Is six years old, Mack Chestnut, stands , hy Syani) >rdov.u ll{, |>y N(>rfoik> be by
they attacked it in full force. 1
4 .r:i"li<>i»|»ri"* in 4 itili n n ia .
STAG E and ST EA M BO AT line!
l,r>X hands high. weight 1 200 pounds.
He | Lexington. he by Rost on. he bv Sir Archy,
liad heard that Paris green mixed
was
sired
by
a
St
George
and
Gray
Eagle
I be by Tiinolocn, lie by Arabian Bay.
The
Thcrcuglilrcil Stallion,
There are myriads of grasshop- with shorts would kill them. I Carrying1 Tlie U- S- Mails
horse, and his dan. a Messenger and Ber-I , , ^ araVi rdown>
whs Nettie. W ^ b y
Belmont, second dam Rady Davis, by Bed
trand.
Bill (for Red Rill’s pedigree see American
pcrs on the Xorris grant, just gave them some. I hey ate it and
Terms: SvudRook).
Jim’s dam was by Young
Season will begin April 10th.
Wells,
Fargo
&
Co’s
across tl e American river from this ; thrived on it. In five clays most of
Kith-man.
His
dam
b y Hun.lxddt, second
Insurance $8; season $5.
dam by Gray Eagle.
city. On tin dry plains and culti- the fruit and foliage was destroyed,
O. D. Sargent,
Express
Terms:
Single service $10, payable at
Fr» .prietor.
nJ4tf
the time of service; season $15. payable at
vatcd tracts of that vast dc main Then it occurred to me that 1 had
\ \ TIIiIi make the present season o] >f 1885
! the end of season, i e July 2d.
Parties
\\
at Myrtle Point and vicinity.
they swarm in countless thousands. j*20 hogs that might know how to eat
’ breeding by the season, and their mares
BEECHER is a beautiful dappled brown,
failing to ge* with foal can breed next sea-
1W ,
They are small, as yet, but are good , grasshoppers. In the chill of the
seven years old on the 25th day of July.
| son free, i will be cautious in regent to ac-
■ cidents, but will not be responsible for any.
K U S E S EMPIRE PITY AND DRAINS 188;.; sixteen hands high and weighs 125011 >s.
feeders, as an eighteen-acre hop morning l invited the hogs into
AYni. G. Cleveland.
J
s t a t io n e v e r y
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Proprietor
iield was mowed down by them the the orchard to breakfast, and wait- MONDAY, W EDNESDAY and FRIDAY
27’crcLIg’ree:
O -« M S I I L 3 ? P r o p *
ether day as before a scythe, not a
<_n thorn by shaking the hoppers
>EECHER was sired by Selfrino: lie hy
) Verino,it Reedier s c'.asu was t*»ml by
F O H
Coqnille City. Oregon.
partieb* of green vegetation remain- oil the trees whilst they were too
' Ashland Chief; lie bv .’.Vml rino.
S.-c-mcl
iì Vài
the stage at the mouth of the Umpqua.
Orders promptly filled.
T H E
ing. '1 he pests are appearing near cold to ily. Half an hour of four
W» up
dam by Billy M uni .ml out of
New and comfortable stages.
Please return kegs promptly after being
mure.
Florin, also, and residents of that j successive mornings left me and
FARE to Drains Station $7.
emptied.
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Season to begin April 1st. 1885.
Fare
to
Portland
by
this
route
$15.50.
vicinity are becoming alarmed. At the hogs masters of the field. But
season $8.00.
Terms—Single leap $5.0
Each passenger allowed 50 pounds of baggage
i* i 3Ï |4 A
¿ s n iD S íQ r e a n d
different points in that locality the nine-tenths of the fruit was gone, Passengers are requested to be in Empire insurance $10.
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f iiii Y •
-db
N t ) rosp is 11 lity will be as mined for
farmers have been building tires w hich might have been saved had City the night before departure.
-T ' i w'' - a - i v,— J X. » X 1 _è 1 'i 1
Any information in regard to the above accid« nts or esc i lenu'iit s.
in hope that the smoke would hin- • w e been early on the ground. The
Pi
Janus
C.
Brown,
i the present season at btillw ell's ranch
Ci- H t ] nST O
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dor tlie devasting insects from fruit buds for this year’s crop were line can bo procured nt the Blanco or Central n’VV. f
( )wm-rand Proprietor.
hotels in M. r b it Id, and the post office »>r
one-half mile north of Coquillc City, and at
journeying that way.
j also destroyed, thus making
a iaany .public he in- in Empire.
n* f
Renham’ s ranch. Bur mui Prairie.
Ho will
j ohe on !. / i • "je
wp have
be found at Burton Prairie on Mondays and
The Unit Gazette of last ¡Satur- double loss.—Sacramento Bee.
Tuesdays ar.d at Stillwell’s ranch the re- ) S e c u r e d (t)l WJ( U cy f o v / / ( i ale of
day says:
maincler of the wc-t-k. from this date.
W a r lN o n A n im a l* .
foiiiLsfoucs and iitoniMicHls,from
“ The grasshoppers are playing
Inquiries tire made for warts of i
havoc to an alarming extent over
different kiiuls on horses, mules j
(dun! íü :<! &
II oíisc in Cklifrrcia
the country surrounding Clay Hta-
S three years old ami stands about 17
o ?1 5 \ v/s
and cattle. Many remedies are j
i hands high and is a perfect pattern of \\ Lidi wo nve enabled to give ex­
tiou, especially north and east of
—F O R -
prescribed—many barbarous and
| symmetry and beauty.
He is black with
that point. ’The pests have not
cellent bargains. Photographic de­
variable
dapples;
was
sired
hy M<»over’ s
cruel to the animal. I will give
signs
and pricelist shown on ap­
attained their full growth yet, and
l'erclicron, and his dam a Morgan and
von
a
reinedv
often
tried
and
never
Appreciating
the
necessity
of
all
Business
»
Lumax, is one of the finest mares in the plication.
seem to content themselves in trav­ V
Men. Fa- mers and Miners having a news­
known to fail. Anoint the wart
J. A. D ean .
j ooun'y.
eling a southeasterly direction
paper published in the nu tropolies, in ad­
PROPRIETOR,
bv the section, - 'G;
OfiIce in Herald Building.
i Terms: Insurance,
three times with clean fresh hog’s
dition to their own local paper—one that
I'fctiu r than confining themselves
ingle s rvice. l
lard, about two days between times.
CONSTANTLY
i contains all Financial, Commercial and
E. E. Stillwell.
t.> the total destruction of vegeta­
j General News; which matter not being in
I have had warts on my horses—
Propri i
tn 17m8
tion.”
{ the scope of a local pap .-—tlie proprietor of
Keeps
bleeding warts of large size, rat­
' the
There is no use denying that the
tling warts and seed warts—to the An assortment of
grasshopper situation is becoming
Op
thutttilk tiity
Coquiile ( ity, Oregon,
«V gimiul.
A
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number of more than 100 on one
V a
Boots and shoes,
alarming, i hoy are appearing in
J. li. N o ; u e b .............................Proprietor.
Has made advantageous arrangements to
horse’ s head. I have never been
vast numbers all over the State,
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Hats and caps,
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able to find the warts after the third
•
C nsiantly on hand a wa ll sehcti-d
and it is a well-known fact that
iu
. . . . with the ___
application of the lard. All disap­
stock of fresh and choice drugs ami med-
Stationery, Inks,
their ravages are always worst af­
icaios.no.Wis. blank b.•o^■■s. echo<»l books
SAN FKANCISCO
peared after the second application.
Dry g»x>ds and
ter a dry season.
and everything usually found in a first-class
—California Patron.
drug store. Pr»-sc;.cions carefully com­
Clothing La (
The Calaveras Chronicle of lad
2 3 :c r s s -S la c e ir L g r
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pounded.
Give him your orders.
H o g * iu 111«' O r c h a r il* .
dies. Gents
Saturday says: “ Grasshoppers are
Neatly and promptly done, nt the His prices are as Ju\y as the lowest.
Unless we take to drawing more
lowest living prices.
Shop next
and Childrens
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ven plentiful in the vicinity of
The
regular
subscription
price
of
our
paper
is
manure
on
our
orchards,
says
a
door
oust
of
Leneve’s
drug
store,
General
fur­
Yalley spring, in this county. We
$2-00 PER YEAR ,
Coquiile City, Oregon.
nishing goods;
have been informed by the farmers contemporary, the trees should be
And the yearly subscription of the CHRON­
also groceries,
living in that section that the much farther apart than they are.
ICLE is $2. Now we will furnish
Pay id Young.
Henry Iluden.
In The Addition To The Tcwn
• » . ... Of
•_ b
Canned goods,
ground is litterly black with them, Two rods each way is not enough.
Cigars, tobacco
S ffia r s IiS s ltl
and unless some means are provid­ Forty feet is better, and forty-five
and
candies.
He
pays
the
high­
ed for their destruction, they will better still. But with these wide est price for country produce
undoubtly destroy the entire crops I distances the trees should be shelt-
Fiff
Postage Vre t
v ln i 3
Enrice3 Reascnalola
Both prqH-rs ;;»-nt to one or two iidreeses, op­
in that vicinity.”
! ered from heavy winds or the fruit
Y
ckü
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í:
lisáta
i’nmritlors.
F»»r particulars inquire of
tional w ith tlie subscriber.
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Stockton, May 11.—George S. j wil1 be b!own off l,ofore ifc can be
E. R ex deh or W . A. 15 ohdrb .
Myrtle Point. Oregon.
Manufactures of
Waterman, who lives
between 1 Sphered. 0 n the other hand, too
1)0
I LEMON SODA, t REAM SODA, SAILS A-
Farmington and Trigo, in this °^ose
*,i0S inan
N. P. Hansen, Prop.
published
Young Frank.
James
Winston,
CHEAPEST!
Fine Stallion!
B e e c h e r !
Jarvis, Cornwall 4 Co.
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POST OFFICE
OPPORTUNITY
Store,
Our Subscribers.
Black Prince.
C. A N D R E W S
H wj Drugstore!
W. Gam
C L V
P>
siys
Wtfkly Ciironide.
LOTS FOR SALE!
Belli Pamirs to O b Year Sßilil n (uw e - j
tir Poillt.
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SAN FRANCISCO
CHRONI CLE
BARILLA,
GINGER
ALE.
EASTERN
ffibn Fiipn ipV«nit
county, states that the advance: re«Rodied n part hy hea\> manur-
! CIDER. MINERAL WATER, also GUM
SYRUP and VINEGAR.
guard of grasshoppers which have
^
lnbi<^ ar‘ *
j
oquille ity gn
___IS THE . . .
H rn w f Yocxo.
been fe e d in g on the growing grain j pr wIl0Se nTT^ U ^ • ot ’•Hogether '
in Butte county and elsewhere lias1 *00 c^o=0b ’> occupied half an acie
....O F T H E ....
P r o p r ie t o r ,
arrivetl. The only wheat which A11
hogs lay and rooti-d :
5 4 T II! make the present season of 1885, at
survive the onslaught will be the ! throll- h the summer. The hogs Dealer in drugs, medicines, chem­
ZEPi-ccliis C c :
i \ Al .rtle 1‘niiit and v;cini*y.
-J llandolpH, Oregon: )■
summer-fallowed grain. Of this " ere fe d 'veH but the>’ root,Hl lliC icals etc., of the best quality, and
CLEVELAND is a beautiful »I irk bay—
, 111 hands high—wc’ gha 12»K) pounds—
the
leaves
ground
so
that
not
a
spear
of
any-
1
the grasshoppers eat
J, W a l s e r , P r o p ,
all the time receiving fresh, every­
Five years old in June.
but the heads and stalks are turn­ tl.ing could g lo w . Tibs fanner thing usually found in a first-class
; Boer of best ouaHty always to be
C l ' 3 V 3 l a n d , J"r.,
ing hard and are therefore safe never failed to have excellent crop | mK,ical aiepenenrv. Prescriptions
luul at the Brewery, and orders Was sired by Wood berry, dam by Ecli,>se.
from the attacks of the pests. A ll' of fine “ PP1®8- " 1,ldl P“ 1'1 l,lm.hpt-1 carefully compoumled.
Season to commence from »late. t»> o»>utinue
1 from all parts filled promptly.
two months.
the winter-sown wheat and barlev ^cr ^ ’an an-* n*'l0r Iiroa av0 *1,aos
v‘2nl5.
\ tifili
;
Terms:
with insuranc»*— No colt.
in this vicinity has been cut entire-
size on the farm. This farm
No Pay.
ly off by tlie grasshoopers. The ^ins ^)een biider other management j p
mi
a ;.
ij
i .
(io >d pasturage can be had at Myrtle Point,
locust-; in large numbers have
last seven years and is less
at two dollars per month.
For iurtlnr particulars, apply to
vadod the farm of E. Drais, fou r! proiluctive than formerly,
E m pire Oit^r, Or.
A. L. Nosier Prop.
John Berry,
and a half miles east of Farming- j firmly believe that with pigs and
m
Owner anti proprietor.
W . B. G e t t y , P r o p .
Main St. Coquiile City, Oregon.
LB.
t<»n, and he h«s been compelled to Rianure good crops of apples niaj
Myrtle
Point.
Or..
April
24. 1885. _____
fe y
— : 0 :—
turn his cattle, hogs aud horses on ! he grov.’U every }ear. California
Fresh and choice meats of all
120 acres of grain to forestall the i Batron.
Horses ami Buggies at all hours.
G«x>»l
(Sl'ECIAMST AM) GRADUATE,)
m
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kinds
constantly
on
hand.
Pasturage
by
tlie
day,
w«*ek
or
month,
No.
11
Kearny St.. San Francisco, Cal.
grasshoppers, which devoured ev-
The new false prophet of the
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T
r
e
a
t
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a i . l C h r o n ic , S c e c ia l A n d P r i v a t *
vln-l'.t 8m.
ALSO
ery green blade in their path. Soudan is said to be an Irishman.
D is e a se s w it h W o n h e u e c l S u cc e ss .
Groceries, vegetables and pro­
‘J’HE GREAT
These insects have come into the j T his is an unreasonable story,
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visions,
etc.,
etc.
noO
county by way of the Calaveras Irishmen never prophesy any-
foothills, where they have been j thing until after it has come to
S A NEVER-FAIL
. mg Cure for Ner-
THE CHKONI' I.E B l’ ILDINO.
feeding for some time past. The | pass.—San Antonio Times.
u.us Debility, Ex-
district at present afflicted yields a ! ------------------------------ ------------------
haust» »! Vitality Sem-
THE SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE is
1
inni Weeklies»,
Weekness, Sper
;,y.
1
Tiivinal
the first pap. r on the coast it; ability and in
largo amount of grain, and the loss
•ft! n atonInn.i.osTMAN-
Mrs. 0 . W. Olive.
Mrs. A. G. Aiken.
tli»' freshness and reliability t,f i, < NEWS H a s RECENTLY BEEN FITTED UP IN
uooji.lmpoteney pitos
to the farmers will he consider­
TAToaaiiuA, Paralysis
Nothing that tlie world desires to know is First-class order by Mrs. O. Reed, daughter
OLIVE & AIKEN.
able.
and all the terrible ef-
It aims to fill of the former proprietor, who will spare no
Persons wishing to buy farrus, wild lnml omitted from its columns
f«-cts of self abuae, of
The Marysville Democrat says:
youthful follies and
pains in trying to render comfort to guests
Have just received at or town lots, improved or unimproved, will every requirement of a first-class paper.
Its telegraphic reports are the latest and of this old, and reliable house.
do well to call on O. C. Huntington, “ City
excesses in niaturer vears. such ns loss of
C. E. Shelton has informed us that
1 Memory. Lassitude. Noctnrurl Emission A-
Share of patronage issolieited.
tTieir n e w
Boot A Shoe store,” Coquiile City, before most reliable; its local news the fullest and
out in his section of the county,
i version to Society. Dimness of Vission, Nois-
Mrs. O. R uud Proprietor.
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purchasing elsewhere, as he has in his hands spiciest, and its editorials from the ablest
I
es in the Head; the vital fluid passing un-
Yuba Dam, the festive hopper was
for sale a large variety of ri-al estate, and pens in the country.
I ol>s< rv» »l iurthe urine, and many other dis­
TIIE CHRONICLE has always been, and
can furnish buyers with lands an v in quanti­
eases th>r loads to insanity and death-
getting in his work with a ven-
on. mintie . w ho is a regular physician,
ty, from a »juarter section ranch, down to a always will lie, the friend and »‘Lampion of
ÁHÁ
i l fit.Bill
(graduate of the University of iVnnsylva-
gencc. Amos Lane has lost about
half lot in town, consisting in part of the the people a* against combinations, cliques,
nia), will agree to forfeit five hundred
corporations or oppression of any kind. It
twenty-five acres of wheat hy them,
following:
DOLL a as fi>r n case of this kind the vitae
BOUT VOli POKOET II- restokativi : (under his special advice and
will be independent in everything, neutral m
a«4>
u
r
r
e
s
,
good,
large
dwelling,
com-
eaten off close to the ground, and
trontim nt > will not cure, or f»>r anything
modious barn, fine young orchard, go»>d ««ut i *n nothing; fair and impartial to all parties,
The neople of the Coquille river should impure *>r injurious found in it.
others are threatened. This pest
houses,: » acres under fence, 15 in grass and | Y et exposing corrupt ion wherever found, and b ai i l mind, that as good P lio fo R r iip h s
Tli© X-idtest Stories
is»» t »* i : vin tii ; treats all private disease
seems to he getting worse every
15 plow land. There are upwards of fifteen | working with fearless endeavor to promote as con be obtained on the Pacific coast, i re successfully, without mercury: consulta ­
i o n Fi;ur.
Thor»»ugh cxaniiimtion and ad­
year, and it seems to us that it is X j ADIES AND OHilDREN S ZE3ZATS million feet of fir and ce nr timber on the I ftnd protect every interest of the great pub- made by G H. H amsdell , of Myrtle l’oi it. t vice
including analysis of urine, $5.
Pric«
land which is of easy access to the river.
wh°n> it serves and on whom it depends
Will soi-n have completed a floating of VITAL llU lTOBATIVK. $1.50 a bottle,or four
about time the State took cogniz-
times the quantity $5: sent to anv address
P lcw ers, Ostricli
14JO j u t «.*. 100 in the bottom, 25 im- f” 1 ' D ^ ' T n l v m o
_<
A
jJE Z rr P A L A C E
upon receipt of price or C. O. D. secure
ance of their destructive work and
proved; new frame dwelling, good orchard, |
’’ *
SCO M EEKLY ClIRON-
With which h») will v.sit every point from observation and in private name if
F lm n e s and
barn, fine spring, and 10 head of cattle. 2 ... b
^!.0 luos,‘ brilliant and complete
undetrook their suppression.
a . e . mintie , m . d .
on
the river between Myrtle Point nud desired, by
Weekly Newspaper in the W’orld, j)rints
hogs,
5
sheep,
1
horse
and
10
tons
of
hay.
li
KEARNEY
ST.
SAN
FRANCISCO, CAL.,
Oroville Mercury: The grass­
regularly 72 columns, or eight pages of Random and be prepared to do San Fri n-
Tips-
S IMPLE ROTTLE FREE
Fine timber on upland.
News, Literature and General Information- cisco work at less thi n San Francisco prices. W'ill !>e sent to any one applying by letter,
hoppers tire eating the foliage from
«17 j u t «'*, all bottom, .‘50 improved; good also a magnificent Agricultural Department.’
X js ic e s ,
Strict ae-
Will l>e fully prepared to make Pictures m stating symptoms, sex nud age.
orange, peach and apples trees
house, barn and orchard, also good fences,
al
I
s
tv
les_kn<
>*wn*tothe
art,
from
the
small-
j
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regard
to
all
businesa
transao-
^ i" b T o o n s ,
etc., adjoining Coquiile City.
about Wyandotte, and also destroy­
est Gem to a Photograph 17 x 27 inches.
i)R. MINTIE*¡I KIDNEY REMEDT NEPIIIUmCUII
and. Ornam ents.
2 1 j u t «**, all bottom, G olenred, al> good
All
he
asks
is
for
people
to
compare
liis
curesall
kinds of kidney and bladder eom-
ing the vegetables iu the gardens.
tillable land; house, barn, outhouses, or­ Including postage, to any part of the United
plaints,
Ruching
Embroidery
work with that of others.
-,
, , gonorrhoea, gleet, lenoorrhoea.
„ .
States.
V correspondent of the Bed
chard etc., X njile from Co»juille City.
Mr. R. has become a permanent citizen | tlos for ^ïi».
Sample Copt] Sent Free.
Veiling, Scarfs etc- etc- O u e suburban lot. ooutniuing I X acres,
Bluff People’s Cause writes from
I'-vTAll orders must be accompanied by the of Coos County, and it is to the interest
na. m i n t i e *« dandelion pills are the best
Hals trimod to order a speciality.
neat cottage, 100 fruit trees 8 years old; very
of the people to patronize home industry and cheapest dyspepsia and iiilliods cure
Lmvry’s under date of May 1st, ns Straw, Plush, Silk, Satin or Velvet, which ! desirable fora family residence, being X 11 j coin.
Address all orders to lluu.u.n, Coquiile City and thereby ke»'p the money in the country in the market. For sale by all druggists.
v‘*nUf
Coop
Co. Oregon.
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follows: r o r the benefit of those ' wo will sell cheap for cash
vlnS.
from mile Coquille City.
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Leading Newspaper
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