Coquille City herald., June 16, 1885, Image 4

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PJHLIüÜliD EVERY TUIMDAÏ.
¡T H o
years ng<>, a s«*(*«lling j>(*:ir troc that ¡
1 lu* fruit is oxtvil—
lu v?r l > t i »r! 11 s.
e n t a m i th o trop is a p r o f u s o l »o a re r
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full of young will carry an insect
of some kind to their young every
A gentleman inaile the remark i|iroe p, four minute-, from dawn
in our presence a couple of days p , dark, and the cut worm is their
ngo that hogs can be raised in the duupost arti :e o f food.
Coquille valley as cheaply as in any
TENTH Y E A R
part of the l mteil States, and we be­
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lit ml. Or.
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Mrs. ('. V .I
OLIVE ¿z AIKEN.
Have j Hot received at
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TEA DIES A î :D OiillCREu’S T-EATS
F l c w C ' i 3. C s t r i e l i
P im
ío s
l«)N D \ Y , W E D N E S D A Y
quires uo cultivation after planting
and is possessed of remarkable fat­
tening qualities. The variety most
highly recommended is the Large
White Sweet, which will produce
as much as 15,000 pounds to the
acre, and ore acre will furnish feed
for from twenty-five to fifty head
of hogs for three months—and at a
time, tco, when it is necessary to
turn the water on the alfalfa fields,
and when the scarcity of green food
render it very valuable. There is
really no expense attached to rais-
i?*g the artichoke. The seeds are
planted and they grow’ with no at­
tention.
Hogs may root the
ground over time and time again,
the only eft’ect being to do what
the laborer would have to do— pul­
verize with a plow*.
After one
year's growth tho seed cannot be
eradicate« 1 from the soil by tin*
hogs, for wherever so much as a
spring forth.
Considering tin-
great advantage in producing these
valuable roots, it is a wonder that
the farmers do not all raise them.”
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Doi>ts and shoes,
Stationery, Inks,
ITB y N (¿pits
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r 'rayer by Ib v. I. Kiel , r«ls« •li; Mus c:
Sin ging by («lee Cìiri »: Reading 1• eelaraii«»n
.»f Imi*pcinl'-nc.' !>y S. H. Hitz-i rii: A ¡e s e
by Empir - City l»ra ss baud: ( ira4ioli by
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dinner: Zialu
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F.s.t ra *•', one In
led yards. «>.» -n f- r all.
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Foot r it*'*, op n f« »r 1»' >y « 12 yi.-ars old and
undt-r. III.» \. . d . pii,.«
F«»ot race. >.:< >as-y< -» •'h'iiso for twenty
minutes. Fir. l> i«’* ><" second B !.. en-
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Dealer in drugs, nie«licines, chem­
icals et<*., of the best quality, and
«all the time receiving fresh, eveiy.
thing usually found in a first-class
medical dispensary. Prescriptions
carefully compounded.
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Constantly on hand a wi ll selected
stock of fresh mid choice drugs and med-
icines.notI«>ns. blank books, school hooka
and everj'thing usually found in a first-class
ding at re. l ’reneip ions carefully com­
pounded.
Give him your orders.
His prices ure *.3 Iu*,v as tin* lovest.
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and promptly done, at tlie
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lowest living })i)ces.
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doer east of Lenovo’s drug store,
Coquille City, Oregon.
LOTS FOR SALE!
David Young.
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Henry Huden.
In The Addition To The Town Of
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had at the Brewery, and orilers
from all parts filled promptly.
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Main St. Ccc.uiile City. Oregon.
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ill na«: «* rii" ]> *-• nt s* -:son of libfi, at
Mvr« «• i*< 'il»i ! d vifillitv.
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V. li» hainÌN i.i
Five v a i
beautiful dark bay—
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hi in .3 une.
C levelS L U d U 3*r.v
Peer of best duality
always
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For particulars inquire of
E. D entfu « r VV. A. F ouivjk ,
Llyrtlf* Point. Oregon.
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C‘ot;u:i!e Ciiy, Oregon,
■{ 1 a idolpli. Orvion:
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Do not plow wet land.
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Do not pasture a meadow’ in the
Frcsli and choice meats of all
spring.
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Do not mix wood ashes with ani-
Gb
■« i>- n « ing a .■a balls. pr’ze ti n kinds ci instali tlv on hand.
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do! «
mal maun res.
ALSO
■! i » « a r«l « ai hand. fi * yards
i:if
Groceries,
vegetables and pro­
Do not keep a cow that cannot v. i n
si o* *, i r::s;* five dui lais. in-
visions, etc., etc.
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produce more than ‘AOt) pounds of tram-«* r «•«’.f.> <1
ir-«*
s«C-
butter a year.
*mi «»no iloib r.
Eveiy state ¡-.LoaM have its agri­
Kuiiuiii!' halt !.
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cultural experiment farm
— AND—
« lire«* s. Hiding jiau;*.. ■< ».
Oats will make {xinltry poor and
t’iimluin; rreus« d
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p.ack in their crops, it is said.
Fat man's vai".', i vi nty-tiv«.* yards, must
The Ihinann apple is a S Vl*f*t vici ;h 2»»>) » ». tiimls. j »r i M 1*
D i «(:« m ' \ v • » 1 : : i î ; i • ma «h.,
-you-plcane
DEALERS IN
winter apple that is highly recom­
for .on mimi.«:..
mended.
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A writer ic 'I lie Itnral New
i irs. race ai\ i.uudrcil yards, op-u t» all
Yorker recommends u drivowny t<*
ami t u i <•» n > h«»rs*s.
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and
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1 handshfcl. and l. » la -rfc« P f * ”™ , " f 1 c e llo i.t la ir g n iu s .
I 'l.o t o K n ii.liie d e -
symmetry and beauty.
He is mack with • .
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list show li on ap-
varmble dupplen: wi.s sireu bv Aio«>j«rs i .«?
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Perchemxi i.nd his dual a Morgan and i p U c a t io n .
.T. A . D e a n .
Lnmax, is one of the linest mares in tht
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(«ood iiiiii il:*iS::l:i:' iPiiisMi! California
I S three years old and stands about 17
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Tueadaysuind at Stillweil’s ranch the re- j (o m b sio tlC S
niaiuder o f the week, from this date.
.
Clothing La­
dies. Gents j
and Childrens The regular subscript: n privo of our paper is
General fur-
* 2 -0 0 P E R
Y E A R
And the y« r.rly su’ sv.'ijJion « f the C G r.G N -
nishing goods;
« ’I.K is SJ. Now we v, .1 furnish
also groceries,
Canned goods,
p r. 4 lv D o T.g n o
V r\ r, r,
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Cigars, tobacco
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B a r b e c u e a n d G la m G a i e.
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“S S S S t t g i
A G E N C Y !
i r r T l E above named Stallion will make
1 the present season at Stillwell’s ranch j
I one-half mile north of Ooquille City, and at
T o i )(‘ on ihr sa ir
K.r, irr /¿are
| Denham's ranch, Durton Prairie.
He will j
be found nt Durton Prairie on Mondays and S e c u r e d Oil atji'lietf f u r ih r s a le o f
ndvonto«.eous arrangements to
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Hats and caps,
i J l U L Y
Oit —
V; ir. 3 to n ,
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Ilia d i Prince.
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An assortment of
Dry goods ant1
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«Vppreci.ilin«; the ii»*ct*.«*-.iíy «>*" all Pun:ness
Men. Fie nitrii mul MilHers havh*.;; a news­
paper published in the m euop »lies, in ¡ul- C«»U:1*. .
Terms: Timbrane«
I dition to llieir own local pajier—one that
I conti''ns ail Financial, ('ommoroial and j siiiitlc s rvioe. $4.
i G« iniiil News: which mutter not beili«; in*
tnlTmi.—
the scope of j. local p-.per
he i>.•<*iini.■ • .* • r
the
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CONSTANTLY
C E L E B R A T IO N !!
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i /r«l«ji's jii'oiüjitly tilled.
Please return kegs promptly after being
emptied.
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Subscribers.
Our
PRC PRIETOPv,
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Coqrúlle City. Orego:i.
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ley are begining to realize the im- V e i l i n g , S c a r f s
etc* etc-
portance of the artichoke.
The
Hats trimed to or«!er a speciality,
vegetable Ills advantages possessetl Straw, Plush, Silk, Satin or Velvet, which
vini».
by uo other root growth.
It is j *e wUl sell cheap for cash .
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and F K ID A Y |
POST
Store,
m d O rn am en ts.
hardy and very productive and the
very best ot food fer hogs; it re­
y x r » » » nn! p *lu. n-v
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C . IV 1 SSF a I ä ? P r o p .
A doliti
OFFICE O P P O R T U N I T Y
cuci
Knelling' Embroidery
, t'IM IE Sr.r.ent,
S;;r
hnr,P v.ul
will mala;
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present
horse
m e present
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T*. ' s' limar dl N O <>r UES'l'JiESS nu'Pts I Ashland Chi f: lie by A’ ­
til- singe at the mouth of tin« Fiiipijun.
dam l>v Filly Moo an ; ml
I ! mar«-. *
N .. and i* uiifortable stums.
I
FAK E to Drains .S-,ation s7.
! S/ììSoii to In“ in j» il l^t, L '
Fare to I’ortland bv this route $15.50.
Terms—Single leap $5.0.», season $8.00,
E.'K’li p is i nger allowmi 50 pounds of baggage j j , M u r a n ( . (<
Pass'.'ii'.M'rs are requested to be in Empire
No r« sp insiliiü. v will be assumed f«»r
Ci v the ni^ht before departure.
accidents or ese.'qiemcnts.
Any information in regard to the above
Jami >> C. Iîrown,
Imeenn be procured at the Ilia? cm or Centra!
nl>itf
Owner and Proprietor.
h'M is in M ar !r. t id, and the post office or ;
i i a n v eiibMc: I" i-i in Empire
Tins*
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Y o u n g F ran k .
Jiirfls, lorii'waii u uu.
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B eaoliei
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Lmul.V C-mv ,.n Vinhlmi. in- ! , i'i.J « I »
> * W n W » ( wL:<* time he out
at Ooqnille City and v.i 1 visit eae!i place
«»and a. A v. m I «en..
Anyone irora a
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, .... 1 ___ ____ ____ »... i,.wi «listane.- can he a coon ¡mod a tea with good
, ve"v mne »lav
( ooil pas'ii/e can be had pns.ure a: »•« ;•
• >nn i>.«■
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at < -i.ch p 'a c 'a t v ry low rates.
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s six v< nrs ozu. i l".c, < In S TUl*,. :u nds
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ir,i , hands Id' h. w*-h;l.t U a ) |n»uni!s
. Miy
hviin p ««io\ it S 4 veil v ; .« .Ntt lie
was sim l by u St Ce«»rg« • and Gray Eagle
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I The
ri 1 i u i j 111 < d
dy i. avis, by ltcd
horse, and his dam n MesseiigiT and Bor- 1 leni.out. see. ini «lei
ftiil i tor it« «* lili« s -
ree w o American
t n 1.
«stud J»«Hi v ).
Jin.'!
hi was by Young
Ssason will begin April 10th.
1 «rnis: Hit ennui. i:is clam I
I r.N.boldt, second
j dam by Gray Ea«. h .
Insurance $8: season >k ~>.
1« rots:
Eiiu-I«' s v ce $10. payable at
( >. I». Sargent,
tin*'time of servie.*: season $15. payable At
I'r >
>
n:U f
the end of season, i «* July LM. ’ parties
•f lss;
Ti L L make 11
bre« ding In the sens n. amt their mares
I at M vr.le i'«*in; amt v:cimtv.
f.iiiin : to i « t ni h toa; can breed next sta-
son fr«*e. I v, i : i lie < ; uti< us m regard to ac-
If
ju.y.
cidents, bn* will no. he r. s,»' ns ble for any.
\V m. G. Cleveland.
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YSES KM PI UK C IT Y A N D D R A IN S
Proprietor
D sr>.
lieve lie is about right, it Jl pigs
can be kept on an acre of alt a! fa
in S o u th e rn California.cannot 10 be
kept lit *reon an acre of clover?
In fact, cannot alfalfa be grown
here for that purpose? It is a no­
torious fact that most of the pork
and bacon eaten on the Paeitic coast
are produced from Illinois and
Missouri corn. There is no call
for this r-inc“ our mines hnvo run
down to that degivi* that we are
called on to be;*ome produce is.
The force <«f hnl • it is gre it, but -lot
o i iuwicient putt ncy to Jillov. of a
uon-producing people to import
everything and export nothing.
Why can wo not compete with
those who have cholera audiuuum-
erable diseases in their herds, and
who pay four times the freight we
do? There are dozens of things
that might be profitably grown
here for hogs, among which arc
plums amt artichokes. Speaking
of the latter the Thienix (A . T.)
Gazette, says:
“People wiio are engaged in the
business of raising hogs in this val­
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S o a r j . i p o r d . c 'w i i
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on draught and in !»•.,..:1. s.
vanii»
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for wrens to nest in in I.is garden.
I ’ r o t iu ic
for G ibbson's fine whiskies, nu AA A
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Subscription, p« r year. .......... ........... f 2.00
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J.A. D ean , Eilitor und Proprietor It sprouts nbainhuitly ami lia:
sU ekoil tlu* orehar*ls of that pnrto
Devoted to the i liter«'sts of the Coquille the country.
What is its mime?
River particularly,, and of the County g« n-
A Minnesota farmer circumvent
erally.
T L E S D A Y , .11 N E
Ifin e
E X C H A N G E !
Front St., Marshfield, Or.,
Was sired by \Yi»odl»«*rry; dam by Eclipse.
Season to c »niuience fr«»:n dale, to coniiuue
two months.
Terms:
ijTD. wu!» insurance—No colt,
▲ 11» Pav.
A i ll.
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T ÌTTPPTT ?/ l i p p l
C t ä h li
Bo:«d paslurr.pc can l»c had at My rtle Point,
month.
LitO lj
Ol I ÜUU. î j l ù u i L I
nt two dollars per mont
fo r further particulars, apjfiy to
m p i r e C i t y , O r.
John Berry,
( )\\ ner and proprietor.
5V. I I . G e t t y , P r o p .
Myrtle Point. Or., April IM, 1885. ______
D R . M E N T IE ,
Horses and Ruggirà at all hours.
Go«»»i
Pasturage by the day, week or month,
vinti» ihn.
«SPECIALIST AND GRADUATE,)
No. 11 Kearny St.. San
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FAT«
ALL
C llK «»N IC ,
Francisco, Cal.
S lT X lA L
AND
P u iliT I
D iseases with W ondebkul scccess .
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ENGLISH REMEDY
S ANEYEIt-FAIL
mg Cure for Ner­
vous Debility. Ex­
T H E SAN F K A N t H S G O t H U O N l f L E is
haust« d \ itality Sem­
inal V eekm-RK, Si»er
I the first paper on the coast in ebiiity and in
n a «on 1 a a. i cst man -
| the freshness and n li bility «»f its N E W S j JJ ^ R E C E N T LY REFN F IT T E D I P IN
pooD.in |A>wncy i*noa
! Nothinrt tliat the world desires to know is ; First-class order by Mrs. O. lieed. daughter
tatoubhua . Paralysis
and all the terrible ef­
» omitted from Us columns
It aims to fill of the fonner proprietor, who w ill spare no I
fects «>f self abuse, of
every requirement of a first-class paper.
| pams iu lryin„ to m u l, r colufort to MUests |
youthful follies and
Its telegraphic i,*pons an* the latest and j of tbiH oldf lllld rc.lia,tl„ U(>nge.
excesses in innturer vears. such as loss of
i niost tellable; its local m-wsthe fullest ami
Share of patronage is solicited.
M«*morv, Lassitude. S'octtirurl Emission A-
¡spiciest and its editorials from the ablest!
Mrs. O. Rian» Proprietor.
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version to Society. Diiunt-ss of Vission, Nois­
es in tlu* ll««a«l: the vital liuid passing un-
I pens in the country.
obsen’ed in the urine, and many other dis­
1 T H E C H R O N IC L E lias always been, and
eases that leads to Insanity and dcath-
always will he, the friend and champion of
— A ND A L L K IND S OF —
dk . m in t ie . who is a regular physician,
the top of
tho . bai n. It saves Kick- fee
*lity ten
dl,1
,l:i* ’ H ^ tlli' lv iU! 1,1 rs *'5,tr'inc'
tgraduate of the L niversity of Pennsylva­
th«* people as against e.>mt»¡nations, cliques,
t
clolliirtt, all noi ses to ? k ; entered be-
X j XT U L B E E
nia), will agree to forfeit fivk h indeed
i corporations or oppression «.«f any kind.
It I
aching hay p it c h in g .
fore July M .
doi . laes f«»r a case of this kind the vital
I w.ll he independent in everything, neutral
j
EESTOBATtvi: (under his special advice and
T h e COWS usually called Alderney
Seooud ra«- • five hundred yards.
First
J
C E D A R , FIR , ASH, M A P LE , M YR TLE, in nothing: fair and impartial to nil parlies, !
| treatment i will not cure, or for anything
n r « nri»i»r>rlv m in i ..)
if •
pr ze tWen’y-five dollars, souond twelve d«»L-
,
. The
.
neople of the Coquille river shot Id I impure or injurious found in it.
1 1
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y'
11
ln rsau d l.f-.v c m u n t r u r . b e fi., ,F,Ears. | A l d e r a m U p i U C O !u m t »e r always Oil ; y * « p mingc-.rnipti.»!» Wherever found,and L
r in mind that ^ p0(„, |. , 1« l o K rHP , . «
pocTou v in t ii : treats all private disease
Jersey, not Alderney whence the; * scrub me:* f.n r im ndm i ymds. I ns t hand and for sale at the lowesi rates.
. 1,lr' 11 1
<ss <m *%,’r
P «»m«»«e I ,.s H(l ^ obtained on the Pacific const, r re successfully, without mercury; consulta ­
: nnd protect every m* -r«*st of the great pub­
tion fj -. ue . Thorough examination and ad­
improved breed of caitlo w e r e priz ■ t*-n doll-es. sec»nd five dollars, en-
made by G- H. R aaisdem ., of Myrtle. Poi it. vice including analysis <*f urine, ^5.
Price
lic whom it serves and on who.a it depends
,
,
, .
tloatiag of vita i. ui:-. tor vtivii . $1.50 a bottle.or four
r
..
*
W id soon have completed a
brought mostly.
!
' lwu * ? hin:
1 for its support.
1
/-.
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_
.
.
.
I tiljw race four ltuiulrcd ynrda, riders to
T O W I N G
times tin* quantity 85: sent to any nddreaa
; The 8.VN FR A NCI.'ICO W E E K L Y C H IiO N - '
ir u '-L '
A
SOiDOi teacher (Iistnu- chaust* hoist s, prize three?doPurs.
upon receipt of price or C, O. D. secure
l.y (he Tug K A T IE COOK, on ; 1CLE, the most l.-il’iant and complete!
W ith which he will visit every point from observation and in private mime if
Ute l flower SOt^il-i to-her pupils a:i»l
All hovsis barred «ml <»f sul>sequent rac
a . u. mintie , m . d .
on the river between Myrtle Point and desired, by
I. -.t
that hav.'t iken n i»rize in form« I race, mid the l iver Ulld bar, at reasonable rates. " t*’'; l v Newsp.'iper ill the World, prints t on the nv<''
l i K?:*r.Ni:y st . a an francisco , c a l .,
offered u prize to the one that
nnd
be
prepared
t«>
do
San
Fri
n-
II.
lt pro- | a, u,;ih two h„rM.H t„ s5fir;ilI M,lrac,.Ri
I
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I
“ <,olu,nn^ ,,r 1 ‘ii-ht PiiRcH. of j Bsndon, nnd
n.vMi'i 1 : noTTLM fripj
I lint
fri. ,
I New », I it r. in* and (reneral Information: ! 0:s 0 work at
it les • than San Francisco prices. \\ill be sent. toanv one nnnlying by letter,
duced the finest specimens u
.
m u w i '-.T !-.'« k .
r i l i l b e r , m a t c h - W « K x l a n d s t a v e t i m -
« ! « > ■ « i:m
u. : « > u t A g r i c u l t u r a l D e p a r t m e n t . ! u ; i l l i n f , l l u ,
stating symptoms, sex «"inf ape.
(Strict se­
1 h a v i n g , j
S t e a m l K » » t r a c e , p r i z e > 1 5. e n ’ r a n c e f 5 .
b o r p u r c h a s e d .
f l » i } r
n
w .
crecy
in
regard
to
all
business
transac­
* “ a 8ch001 mUt« " wortU havi,,E- ;
>• * * ’
*r" ! l>or purciiaseii ............................' I
« 9 C « « 0 « « v B » ...........
tions,
It is a pity there are not more like
At
p »u., pm-a.l»'of -he s cr«*t Orders for lumber filled in qunnti-;
L LG Y 03.P.
es Gem to a Photograph 17 x 27 inches.
nu. mintin 'a k iiwuT r.KMKnv Nirrnr.sncuN
All
li«-
asks
is
for
people
to
compare
his
cures
all kinds of kidney and bladder ooni-
her. Such teachers would make ,,f chief of Hoodlum . D. li. & a . ss .
t ties to suit, and nt the lowest living Including post age, to any part of the United
plain’s, ( «»iiorrhoea. gleet, Icticorrhoea.
work
with
that
of
others.
rates.
(States.
Thirty-eight Guns at sunset.
hosts of young florists and orchar-
i For sale by all druggists; $1 n bottle; 6 bot-
Mr. It. has become a permanent citizen I tl«*« for *.r>
Sam ¡de ( 'o¡ >7 Seid F reí’.
J. P A R K E R ,
o : u n d nvLT, in tin : nvi nino
dists.
'’íví'A ll oruers must be nccompaliied by the o f ( ’oos County, and it is t«> tin* int«iest
nr. m '. ni t-;*:; ivNnnt. ion tills nrethe best
by the Empire City Krass Fand.
C H A S F. DOE.
of tue
the people to patron
patronize
home industry
-p.,,0
,
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L
;C«un.
«»f
izo noine
mourir« «ml
cheapest
il l MUS cu;
and oheaiK
st dvswstkia
iiyswswia nnd h
hillious
cur*
The
pu
ilio
generally
aro
cordially
invited
Mr. Warner, of Middletown.
T H E C lIliO X P 'L E K Fl EDI NO.
Myrtle Feint, Oregon,
I
Tug Company!!
AM» IIIIYT VOi;
Henry county, Tud., r/iiao 1, over 40
to attend.
By order of committee.
F kro JftavM, Chairman
I .TlkorbUlll g GOOS county O re g o n .
v lû lS t f.
FORGET lb
Address all orders to H ctîalt ). Coquille City ¡ and thereby ke«*p th«* money in the country | in the market.
Coos Co. Oregon.
v 2 n 48 tf
v 2 nltf
For sale by all druggistg,