£ quill? <í ¡lij t r a i t i
TUESDAY,
OCT. (5,
U
U n do Sam will soon announce
that ho wants to let mail contracts.
F or this service ho expects, anti is
willing, to pay a fair compensation;
but, as a rule, in this part of the
country iho people, in an eflort to
underbill, genera' ;, get the price
down s<> that the c uupeusatiou is
n«)t fair, and the w<,.rk so bm tlien-
some that ¡,t is a i ater j)uni -kiment
than the criniO ( tf uiuleibiiaiding
It is lot> often tin 1 case
merits.
t •
that we r»eo pot >r, j' tiled nnim; ils in
this servir?o, bt' cau se “ it woiat do
t<) feed much.”
I t seems that in
bidding, incidental expenses are
overlook'd to a great extent, for
it is not an uncommon thing to
hear a contractor say that he might
have held his own hud he not been
compelled to hire, and had not
lost any stock.
Terrors ot the
present administration are such as
will likely prevent wholesale bid
ding by companies who get out oi
all bad bargains.
Fut in reason
able bids, but don’ t forget the ex
penses and hard, horse-killing
work.
Seattle, W. T., has had a grand
anti-Chinese meeting, at which
were passed 1* mg and strong reso
lutions looking to the expulsion of
Chinese from this coast- by peace
able means if possible, ami by
force if necessary.
ih e angle-
eyed, leprous leeches are given to
Nov. 1st to migrate, live days after
which time, a meeting is announc
ed.
We pity the Cninese found
about Seattle after that time, for
they will snrelv sutler. This is the
only sensible way of getting rid of
them, and the sooner the better
for nil concerned.
Congress will
doubtless continue to act the fo o l
in the matter and it is the only
means left to the people.
The
rich man is protected in his every
money-making scheme, and we
fail to see why the po_>r man’s
labor should not be protected.
"What is the difference, whether we
import goods from other countries
free, or import the labor?
The
protection of American labor is a
farce, and is driving the working
men to communism and free trade-
ism.
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A pood farm on Four Mile creek; All Init-
IVr. í ' st :: í mí I tv arilS
I I I ! k » .
tom land; adapted for dairy ranch raid will
A '
produce as well as any C< '»faille riv«r bottom
*\ <*NV 4 OViv, *J)tomlx-r 23., — T er m l
Items are scarce; times are d u ll.1 The corn crop of 1883 is e :
land; 1«/J acres cleared. 1 rice
per acre.
to a 1 ril1 mu* ;
dinnii d War i said 1
Professor Guern s school closes ed at l,97l),G3(i bushels,
'
V .r !i lit il I D
A U A ii G A I N !
rcjTor
ter
to-d<ty
; ! imi»” <>f w hat is beiu ai li,
no
on<
*
ever
that
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ii
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.-uri
to-moirow.
The guard is to be removed I’Uill
' Lipit , Sties, Soro Jay co,
í : tc t
We have the selling of a half section of
had !;:nc»\vn il ie load i VuiY.u been
Don- ’> a«i ! < at auoniiS lOrupI ioiis w i>!) land,
Harry Hawkins got pretty badly Gen. Grant’s tomb Jan. 1st.
half bench and half bottom land, near
v...i
a
j
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;.
a
:<
*
am
i
•voci
in
si'riag
ami
carry il for many Ion* amt wearv
Coquille
City. It would make a half dozen
( :ir!v «iii.iim r. 'i ¡10 t : o nuitlcramimn- quod iitilt»
stuck the other evening.
j Portland was visited last week by
: * t,
ranches, or a e.ood dairy and
l;
c<
ì
a,i
i.
,
ilio
winur
moniii'i,
uov
lis
t
’!!
walls.
months
V»itimi
i
Jim H aft complains that ho is a . a large party of Enghsh railroad
h >ck ranch, 'i be price is ¡*20. per acre.
i . . ; ; ,
felt, througl« Nature’*
I lune remi many staten e nts in
.
. , . ! it froni tlifì Rv«teiu.
“ w idtloi.’’
I miguéis.
pi llilo it re.:i:i. . ir, is ap««’- a tli-it Ì.- s I cin
reference to my dealing with the
iatiio
rari May do\ vi-;» iato Scrof
K. ! ’. Gox has taken a ranch east
The Howe sewing machine com
ola. *1 lils i-i.-idi;i ni c:m . ' d r:inu«*ni«-nt
&
Co.,
the
firm
of
Grant,
"Ward
of Wm. Cox’s, and Sanford Hou- pany has been placed in tlio hands
<«f Ilio tiimiivo and :‘"imii:.:on or : m --.
v i;li a feoiii: x <«f < n-t-vai i<>n, ito '
ai- l
and
reflected
that
tiny
mu
rt
have
I I*
•
o
shaw has taken one cast o f R. F.
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libili
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lini
5
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only
I oi a receiver.
1 •en very tun
'ices
tli..î
n.v
charae-
H>riii£ 1 V y « t .” Tilt-. ara * viti«
Mr. Glenn
Cheney worth
is j Application has been made f CM
L iu .! i y
kll i E d i l i
NVnro is lini nbV, uni i«ì««K 1<* íiirow ! i
r in theii1 n ! Ost luting critici sms.
Ut' i Oli* Il i *1 ;i* i iì ¡1 ' Vi li*’li N\ t'ìiKri the vii 1
building a house.
T H E
a receiver for the Charter Oak
■ I li rain Ii. a’lli. Natili'e nm-t i»c
I llave keilt ouiot and Imve uttered
Janies Costillo is improving his life insurance company.
: !. i bv a J! iii !’ oh -:1 i I*!*»:.d-fuiri >iie nied-
B a r b e r
none of tin* many statements said to : ii.i , ;;:Pi iloillilL$ lT>e là J tTitrcilW iiá
rand).
]
fas
opened
out
a
shop at Myrtle Point
Lite defendants in lit*1 Armstrong
9
ei
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\\ Lo-e i:«, is p.( pared at all tiiueu to do first-
A social dance was given at Mrs. abduction case at London have he true. i have uttered no word of
t ' X' C/f
Scyt-tj «9< a ; / u f tSiV-y
clr,.:s work.
n47
complaint.
but my own knowled;
>r
1!. P. Brown’s Satu.day evening, i lieeil committed for a trial.
of what I did made me sadder at v/liuh is f.uf.K‘icnlly powerful to expel
I nlviu Blown and \\. ( o x weio
A subscription was taken up at
times.
I made none of these from tiiu SYstriu t u a ihe laiül oí H ere d
ita ry Scrofula.
the violinists.
Bill saj.-» the dance yioutreal a few days ago for talc
Tlie nu‘«li(*::l profession in<lor<c A yt -H' s
statements imputed to me, there
Everything would ing an appeal in R eil’s case.
was a success.
S au sai ’ ak m . l a . and lin.uy attcstiilioiis < f
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f
I £
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1
,
¡is not the slightest foundation for
ti* • runs cnvcli-tll.y iliom. from sill | ;*i -
have went off smoothly, it it hail
■ i 'A
l pivards of 40 000 people at-
r
"
n i x *
r
of tI k * world. Il is, in t!ie 1:*nentaco <‘f
1
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any of the so-called facts I am
:..ri lion. Francis .iru tll, sx-State Scn-
not been for the belle of the hull; tended
Ihe great socialistic detu- . '
j
,
.
a‘or of
arlnis. tu ami cx-Mayor of
'•»» A.
™
on the sick com-1 imstrilt-„)n £
Ij0m lo„ 1#st
week. ‘‘tiie |
™ liiut dot^»
1
1
].<(\vei!,
on'y prepuratiou
,
a -.
i
am
down,
it
is
true,
m
position,
val, lasliu¿ ¿;Ood.M
Mìliti
A pr.urio firo at lraveise, 1). i., j.n|- ] as^ 1IO favors, and Hie only
ra rP A n rn b y
•h
Won l r why Grasshopper Jim
n~,
r
A
tfr'-*
occurred last wi de by which 1000 thing 1 want is justice.
This is
iJ » * U • b « /t J 'anfi.f'n
^
LfU»f L f J r\
f r —
t / r-H
1 « / /•<
“ W w*
I i
P r c m
looks so s.td of late? Wonder it i*
tons of hay and many thousands of what I want and crave.
In the
Sold by all Druggists: Price f l ;
is because the Bumblebee no longer
Six bottles for -S’».
bushels of grain were destroyed.
position I occupy the facts con- '
hums on the sunny banks of Floras
The Brazilian senate and chain- corning my actions cannot be
creek.
S im iScsttcr P r e d i c t s !IÍ!« b :! s Í! c > í . i
C a r r 3 r i n s r t l i © “CT. S .
Wonder wl.v Hint vomiR fellow i
ot
UH-smKl # hill ku.mn.
They have not y. t been
th night the mountain came down f,>1' i!u‘
n,,iol,t|,m of slavery.; given to the public, nor yet bare 1 Sow York, Kept. 29.— A rnoune j
to the sea?
liosiiell Ik Flower,
recently l had art opportunity of clearin g! reporter held a long interview with j
Wonder how Joe’s overcoat and ! nominated by the New York deni- myself of the unjust imputation General B. F. Butler, which con-;
I * ..imo {o })0
ocratic convention
for lieutenant- east upon me.. By the statements eludes as follows:
S l i F S E S S
Mr D \ Dock of D ouglas1 g ° vprnoL declines.
| made the public would think i
Reporter—“ The silver question'
a n d
Sidney V. Smith, one «4 the best- made a million dollars, but J have will undoubtedly be the prominent
county B visit in"1 'ripuds fl!Kl ” v p
of n»an
S
it ;.
I rancisco, not a dollar and am made a scape- before congress this winter. ’
X.
He
is accolli- known lawyers ot
atives ;.t Denmark,
rpfiinflo
so,
!
died at lii ; home in km Rafael, goat.
I
f
tru*
statements
are
not
Butler— “ Yes, i pie
penied by Pat V. alker, wlio says
T.
,
.
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,, vO TAG PS will leave Coquille City every
F
riday,
at
the
age
of
sixty-seven,
maile
of
everything
J
did,
1
v
ii
1
L
e
t
th
em
JlOiVi
lc
up.
1
lie
It
Oil
Sundays) at 5 a . m . a:ul 1 p . m .
he came down to make a mash.
*ver
th
e
jieople.
T
h
i
s
a
n
d
a
little
t-imectiji*'
with
Steamer each trip for all
Russia wants an ’.inmediato set- make them mvseif.
Grant, like
Be careful. Pat; 1 have known a
r >
p.dntsmi Cous bay.
Leave Utter City
demon t «>: the i X Olili iOliil diiliculty everybody t4se, 1»lametl me f< >r nioiv will n: e the latter rise in
masher to get mashed.
« very day (except Sundays) at 8 A. M. aud
1
isis *>i a<Vopting too union tiiillga 1 ilici not do».
1 may be iiuLgnation
ml throw
oil’ the : a :»!) i*. m .
J. W . R elieve,of Coquille City, on a b
J.VSSENCEliS by im'rning stace can visit
lieminelia as an . cruslie d, but 1 am not deail. Ot her yoke.”
paid Denmark a living visit last of Bn! garia tund
Marslitield and Empire City having
accontiolished f;;u•t.
•pe. »pie have had their th»y, but in ; I l qK.ltt r “ Do you exjiect seri- two boars in each place, returning to Co-
week.
A inoh in '■q:ai! tansbur■g e .unty, the on>1 Perdili md WaiIII w iil be ( TVS tlviul) i ] A o . ?”
quille City the same day
Mrs. H aft is visiting her mother
c
i >l'Ji5iOil heard in his own hoha!!*.
Ohi % recently
•i::« 1 a
F a r e O n e ID o lla .r -
Battler — "i do, most imjihatic-
at Coquille City.
>
k
-
2*
‘
Always yo with the mail to make con
*-
Vho had 1).- Oil J)1V;mliimi in
1 have grand-children
ally 1 do.
I*on
?**«•» 1»‘ Ilf rc!.
Mr. and Mrs. Sabine, of Knob elder V
1 motions.
—
that ci unty ai k ! 1 S*l\(* him sixty
i\ 11 o W1111iv.
: Ii? ” Wo will also keep a feed and livery
hill paid this neighborhood a liv
Salt Lake, Sept. *20. - In the dis-
lashes on the I k I Ve b;ick.
t
ikon
to
the
near-
,
stable at Utter City.
1
(
>
lid
s
’
Ji’.al the v
-
ing visit were the guests of Mrs.
trici
court
to-day
Bis!ic*p
Hiram
B.
Jarvis & Arrington, Proprietor».
A young lady liorsewhij)j~e 1 her
«’n “ i**n
-•I V
I >i -Í itnd imnged in the
D. Anderson, of Cleveland. Come
C.
W.
Zumwalt,
Agent,
1 vonug man, to whom she was en ( la v s - ii V. ¡;s «»i i a ig m tl .o r u 111 a i , — mo
mal skillful manner.
-cicmme
at CoquilleCity.
again; we are always glad to see,
1 : o ( ‘ asst
< 1 sse 1 11 (1 t 11 ! it
j gaged, at Victoria last week. 11 is !i codabioiiion. n
A ft< ‘r th ere has b e e n m u c h b lo o d j
you.
face and neck were cut to ribbons ^ils mariinges vi i .* ent< ied into in su ed , tn e pe**i>le w ill settle ilo w n
Alpha
go«.d faith.
liis wives had grown a g a in , a n d g o a b o u t th e ir business, j
1 e rore the y o u n g lady tired.
F lo ra »
C r i“« !»
Eteiiis.
G<*ni»vj*l
indications
ría
Tonsorla!
fionwr Stase Line!
Cöpiiiä i f ¡3 I f f ® ,
Weils, Fargo & Co’s.
a s s e n g e r s.
I
.lljirti«- I*o!ut Item s.
-n
- i ^ i
J he p re sid e n t
lias,
it
i
th ro u g h
Land
o
! o ld w ith him a n d th ey w o u ld r e - ' qk
l ;,,,,. ^
ii .,n n m .n U a,i
the
. .
• _ .....................i no m oney K in gs see (i.m g e i a liea il
tain their covenants. l c he slmuld
Complaints of unusual warm secretary of the treasury, asked
abjure his faith he could n<-t look
weather are heard on e.ery siile.
j 1’rof. Agassiz to take the office of
liis w ives and children in the face.
Potato digging, and hauling aud ‘ su| jerint«* ndt*nt of the coast
I!is brethren, friends a id neigli-
storing grain and Hour for the ge< uletics urvev. i ice l'r o f. I lily
rs, whose opinions
resj'ectf d,
rainy season seems to engage the is r igned.
1
,
\vou!(| !i )* >K « 'll lil i u will! iudigini-
'.ugu-1 Belila nt’s mission to
attmtioi! of far ners of tins section.
!> V. o u lii 1 i* <>S-
tion am.1 St‘Ol'1)
Some of our neigho irs from uj> E ‘ »•doi , for th« * i urpost• of so!
t* acist’t1, look (Ml (I dVll L-i
'? t * if ra Pat-ific socoik !-n:« rt
1 . . . . ujpl » ( LO
the river I see
11
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disliont 'l'v tl 1
olii
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SU
CCI'ssflll.
mis,
h
«r-
rr
anti preparing f r : xlin 1 : ■id m
«J udge /.an«* told
j
in;
idiente 1 >f i '! inkers 1mve t;
j
i
keti ng tlieir s(icor.J or p of wo« 1.
ii
ila*
had nb vays he
i ;. » : . w;n <u» ?i be t
Almost a colony of themselves il' e learn fron 1 coni ^ at .11 v\iili ti *;i. .-e. -, . • • liiyi
I
. i e
imo
No n at ter v.- ! i
among thoso who arrived ¡it J’aeh- t!ioise w ho Imae tried ti e expo 1 i- ed t* » i > * 0 ; U »'h
wa - an illegal
on; that
J t :\VlìViì y t«. la: iiorid-.ro !ms er.
elor’s H all last week,
of
whom mei it of sheari rg their ; ho« i i) tw: ice
not be
c 'Ui a ge
mention was made in our last issue, a ye■ ur, th it :• pays them in 1»V v '• a • meati. ■ 'i at Guernviil e, Gal
to
a >
! li oL c *
man , I (_•;
is the following somewhat curious v, ;.ys: First, their sheep remilìll uai i, by a ti \ iog conlest-i * n tint
country, chimi? g J TOotecti;an of its
n in
mat low
town
m ]3S3>.
i ^ j i t H ' e t
medley of relationship; which we in a healthy c<mdilon, alivi. seccaA - lilt ,i ! that
laws, vet be afraid. ('!a act*•omit of
venture will tangle the brain of Iv, increased cash rec« ij<ts for ex ebirec. that lie was hired by Herman
) .-: llj ‘ ; >(' : t the .-0
any except the mo- ancient and cess of wool, and a better quality I f' is, a merchant of the place, to
la? WS th- t t ilOll-•Wild S C •f g-’j >d nr1*11
set lire to hi> store, receiving there
venerable knight of the knitting of mutton.
liad hdd down tlieir lives i • mim-
for £200. Haas has decamped.
needle, for among them are:
One
] must report tlie death of little
lain. The sentence was fa! exti nt
I lie Mexicans have begun a war
grandfather, three fathers, seven
Harris 'Fell, infant son and only
of the law dx months imj)i ison-
fare against polygamy, and well-
children, ono fatlier-in law, five
chiltl of John A., and Lizzie Lelin-
ir.ent and GIOÌ) line and cods.
grounded rumors are alio.it that a
brothers (in two lines), three
lierr, aged four months.
j his
Truman O. Angel j.leaded, guilty
demand has been made of Presi
brothers-in-law, five uncles, three
sweet little babe was laid to r *st
to unlawful cohabitation ' and said
dent Diaz that In* rescind tin grant
nephews, four bachelors, live cous
on the 30th ult. at 4 p. M. in the
he submitted to the law.
Being a
ot land in northern Chihuahua to
ins, one widower, two grass-widow
i presence o f many sympathizing
the Mormons.
The
Catholic j ,,oor man! !‘° was
antl
ers, four carpenters, three musi
friends. Parents, do not mourn;
given no imprisonment.
cians, three net-makers, and seven
church is at the head of movement.
the little darling is only gone be
Sojit. W. Sears, assistant super-
rather hard-up individuals, who
A dispatch says: Couriers bring
fore, and we must follow sooner or
j
— I T
, ,
r
. • ,T ... ,, intendent of Zion’s big co-opera-
r ,
t
,
dispatches from Captain Hatfield,; .
”
.
are all willing to earn an honest
later.
us n o 1,1 " e inaV
d stationed m the Cauanea moun- ! 1 .tvo
ld(*u«lo«i guilty and was
living if they can find anything t«>
able to meet the loved ones gone . •
• c.
•
ii . fined £300.
He promised to obov
tains, m bonora, announcing that
,
. , „ 1
.
, *
do. As an inducement to cultivate
before.
i
«1
, ,
1
,
r the law in the future and counseled
he recently overtook a band o f,
the intellectual faculties, the fal
X. Y. Z.
j alxmt sixty hostile» in the Cumin- j otl,ors to ('° 1
lowing liberal offer is made:
already, but they don’t know what
remedies
to adopt to avert it.
When 1 vas a candidate for the
pre.ddency, Jay Gould said, *J>ut-
i mu ;t ! : d> iven into the ground,’ ¡
m í'f. ■ oi 1 only saw the haci:- j
! i t. V: tordi of CoinmuM- ¡
i • ; V* ;n ■ : e o a y b*e g ra s p e d b y th e j
l
red, e iruest i* mimii- ;
Ii'inii
vid lead tiie laboriiig
W !.
lili tlíese g' iuaui:
. » * ff*
»V ‘felice.
ali: 's V ili .-va* the di
y n-.aa i ' a communist, in the*
.ftiieiv • iv. unity, w ho jireaeh-
PS 1 ¡ e t i < litroac- o f t h e equ ality o f
: 1
ma Tl. ( ’ll fist 111t*.i was tl 10 CO in-
It was n
mi:mi st « *i
! * : U: lalem.
t
,
o
,,
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t I made w he: i f i ‘an
f. i• ] 'iv -idt nt.
Agency!
— : 0 : —
T L l ©
T J n d o rs ig n e d
H a «s
A
M in i
iÌiV U ’
X is T
^ o u ille
C it y
a z ie l
Is prepared to buy or sell for
reasonable consideration.
H e has the follow ing for sale:
i l was like run ui » g
A groat cJiaEf? for niakng Money,
a gin us a stone wall. 1 km w the
Lrewery f».r sal«— capacity of aix
barrels.
Good Location—Every-
i ! I < * people, i'o r ng<*s they have eung coiiv.
nit iit.
Satisfactory reasons
failed in « very crisis of imjiorlance given ior wishing to
to themselves, i l is the history of ( Y'V :Mul I1 l.d!i ,,rre8 °nc-half mite from
J
v / coquille City, on stage road; house o f
a g e s Gut I was toolisll e n o u g h
to five rooms, vowd-shed, good cistern, 150
think the j et jile had grow n r.is e r fru!t trees, some bearing— Very cheap.
and better; that the world had pro- I T ‘T ”!’re? on. N«*rth f«»rk near Gravel
t I * * roru; -•* acr«_*scleared, house 10x86,
gressed in human knowledge, un- Ì barn :i0x:4, smokehouse" wood-shed, be©
‘ del-standing the power o f eonceil- i house: 4 Stands of bees, 2 cows, household
t,..llio;a ] (¡¿ought the laborers of 1 UIU! ^tchen funiitare. farmiug tools, wagon
! |j,n .,,»v rpnnlili«'* WPI-« intpHifrpnf
^
1,1 acriS °f crops; range out-
, tne new republic weie intelligent, side and convenient for 100 head of stock
i)Uj jj10y are not. Nine out o f ten j isless than one mil© from school hooae and*
! -w «u ,,, ,vni1t,t
v.,foa r.,v pastoffoe— $2500.
ot tllini wou.ii stii men votes »or
. ..
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n
I
i M i a f.v.1 (,> : | / **^ acr«^ . 4 miles alwve Parkersburg,
itwouoiiaisapu.ee. J was a loot to 1
oil Cotjuille river; 25 acies bottom—
j think that the people of th is age j »’«»««oe benchand hill land. House 20 x 28
w° l>d; y,,ung orclliird* b^ring;
Any spinster over thirty-five, with
James Flanagan, < f Newport, > eas* ^liU^ a
" i d 1 them, killed ¡ A fire occurred in Portland on were different from any other. Ex- 1 bun!
g«>od tiinlH-r <9U the on the place; good out-
in a radius of thirteen miles, who while
le dlivin'» Sheridan’s blacks 6evf*ral ond captured forty-three i the 2S lilt., by which a fotv thou- perienco has now taught me the ( s.dt range for stock. Price, 1250.
will bring satisfactory proof that j across
,e a
Drii1.ro near F-m toorl ! bucks.
W o r d has also been r e - ! sand d o lla r’s worth o f p roperty was • sa,n0 iesson 1,1 h istory.
150»» for 1»10 acres of land, 80 ac
acres ander
>sS tne Lunlge lte.il L aslp O lt,
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she has solved Iho above medley the other day, met wi th an acci-|cene< a*. I ° ,nl)«tone or an Indian destroyed, and three persons badly
NOTICE FOlt PUBLICATION.
j v gtod rang© for cattle adjoining.
without consulting parties who dent that come near having fatal outrage in Sonora on the 17th, j injured,
Land Office at lioseburg Oregon. I
j ^ ‘.HO ft r House and two lots in Coquille
September 24. 18S5. {
; «* V City; very cheap.
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know the facts, during the time results. One of the planks of the fifteen miles from the San Pablo
ml lo1 *?
Five Cinnamon «e r o recently t . - , VJ l
S',!,7;, V r V? ise
" " a ai“’
City.
Thomas
she is knitting three pairs of bridge broke and one end of the mine, near Naeosari.
ken
from
the
Walla
W
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jail
and
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his
intention
to
make
final
proof
in
support
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munil‘rmt'd
lots‘
in
'Coqmil©
stockings, and is worth nine thou ; plank llew up and hit tlie horses, ( xandrew, James McDermott, Mrs.
claim, and that said proof will be :
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. ' Belle Davis, of Tombstone, a bov hanged to the* nearest trees. Their t>nna
sand dollars, in her own right, i when
made Is-fore the Clerk of Coos Countv, at ’ - \ . 1 iiC? H * * Prnz!“ « land known as North
they ut.'tnnested ait ardent ,
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Empire Citv. on Saturday October 31, li?S5. | J, 1 ra" v e n u l e s i r o u i Bandon,Oregon.
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j. , i • named r red and *T. A. Matterson crime was murder.
can make a selection of any one of desire
to run away.
Altout tins
l in jer and on Cunningham creek, cheap,
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viz: lüi.hi B. UoBinsGii. Pre-emption, i). S.
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were ambushed by Apaches, Mc-
the four bachelors, and he will tn.ie the
A t an mtertainment given hy 1 No. 4477, for ih«‘ N. 1
tongue of the buggy broke
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«>!> S. ‘ F ) ( l vCKLS—A splendid ranch, at a
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. i . , I Dermot and Gandrew were killed. Mine. Nilsson, at Stockholm, last 1 ; pjw \v. Mt>r.
marry her on sight
' } - ' very «rent bargain. At least $5000
I and Jimmy was thrown out, but he ;
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Iield to the rei’is manfully and c-s-' ^he ’‘ Y 11 re<1 u a s 'V(,n n d ed , hut os- Week, the panic-stricken
people
l-r‘ names the followingwifnesr-;'«to prove i
u ^,K)t t:rjb<‘: in clo8e proximity to
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The run of salmon in this river 1» l,l io
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• n • q » m i Ar n caned Mrs . Davis
was «■•a nbi ro« . 1 I
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residence unon, aud c - u|tiva. ; f-k« water Two to rhreo hundred sheep go
caped without much injury. Mrs.
.
* cap aired, made n rush to gam a square and tioll of. saillJ(;ntl viz;
; with tlio place.
Place well imroved—76
has n e'er been equaled, so sa v old
; acres cleared—price, cash down, $2500.
Brynn who was in the buggy with ! an< -'luttorson a,one escaped unin- ¡„ the jam some thirty-odd persons Charles v^rris ’]
fishermen.
When Capt. Parker
int,
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ACRES on Coquille river, 80 acres
•Timmy. ,11.1 not escape so Inckily.! J"™,1* ' A p a c h e s
m.ml,erc,l ],1st tl.oir lives. The proala. ot the « ; , « •
[ » “ «*
Couul y,
took the Parkersburg to sea, a
! - T O liottom land. 6 acres cleared, bal-
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Oregon.
S h e was thrown from the buggy, | ‘l >OU
| trampled dying were heart-rending, licily Beach
! lance good timber, cedar and fir -convenient
week ago to-day, the fish jumping
Wm. F. Benjamin,
to log. Small house with three rooms;
too, and a lig h te d on her head am i
Mr. S. Mahaffey is to he land-1 Women wore srrii>ped o f tlieir
scpT
Register.
in the air were as thick as the lin
W. Or, 120 acres including the bottom
left hand in the coal slack, by lortl (,f the Lewisport hotel
at 1 cloth ing ami jammed and fright-
gers on a man’s hand for a mile
und ¡ind house 141200—a splendid chance
wliich her
wrist was severely Bandon under the new* udmiuistra-; fully bruised. Several persons are
iqewishing tom ato a home. Liberal
to sea anil as much further as his
terms
given.
missing,
and
are
supposed
to
have
her
face b ad ly,
vision could reach in every direc sprained and
CHEAP! CHEAP!!
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tion. The iisli piled upon
the scratch«!. Dr. Tower was nt once I Am ong the many enterprises to been drowned in the canal.
B uri(lon under the :
New T
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steamer Annie’s bow, on mnkincr called, « h o dressed Mrs. lirynn s |)n s(;ir( e()
T T -n co T m
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i l,aru- i he premises are cleared and fenced,
order of tilings there, we uu-1 Arrington’s s age line from this i
the Bandon wharf, till the water I injuries, aftei which she was takoii
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und will be sold extremely cheap.
her home, whsre she is now do - 1 /lorßfnnd n sash and door fnpiortr! pbice to C’oos bay has been provid- . ° ’ A ’ i a -t-“ J U 'u -LV! 1 AUF
j j a,ri«'-
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seemed a niooving mass, and the to
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(G ¡raudest
ntudoN lB
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IDirgnin
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anda woolen m iliare contemplat- i , • j
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'* out apr.m. ai d is filed with the choicest; rp
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hands say they had to wait fo r the nig as well as could be expected.
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winch makes a ride on er this route hnv. I tie carewi.i be given, and a nlinre , I ° ,u i
n?d water frontage in Port
—Very cheap.
fish to move away before the boat
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¡ ^ - A better site could not well pleasant. Give it your patron-
p,V-roIlsr isaslct^
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Enquire
of Walter Sinclair,
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for
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found.
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Prices’
«hort
l
inquire
pould be laid up to the dock.
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Coqmlla, Oregon.