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fr o m
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S c lm o l K r p o r t .
An Efficient Remedy
A good farm on Four Mile creek; All bot
tom land; adapted for dairy ranch and will
produce as well as any Coquillc river bottom
land; 100 acres cleared. Price $2.'» i»er acre.
The following ¡s the standing of
Hose burg, Oct. 8th. 1885. Editor
the scholars for one month in Co- H e r a l d : — A few lines from t’uis 111 all ensrs of B ro n c h ia l anil P u lm o
nary Affections is A y e r ' s CHERRY
quille City. Ten being.con lered ! place may interest a few o f the P e c t o r a l . A s such it Is recognized and
A 13 A It G A I N !
T U E S D A Y , OCT. 13, 1885.
prescribed by the medical profession, and
perfect:
Í many who peruse:the columns of in many thousands of families, for the
We have the selling of a half section of
past forty years, it lias been regarded as an
land,
half bench and half bottom land, near
The Occident Water company is
w ET ? 1 your valuable paper.
1 rue, you invaluable' household remedy. It is a
Ooquille City. It would make a half dozen
pood little ranches, or a g<*od dairy and
£ S hear from Roseburg every week preparation that only requires to he taken
having a tine stream of water
in verv small quantitie s, and a few dos< s
stock ranch. The price is £20. per acre.
“ through our papers, but then, you of it administered in tin* early stages of a
brought into this town from the
O “ C X
eohl or cough will ctleet a speedy » lire,
know that they are personally in- and may, very possibly, save life. There
hills east of us. lh e water has to
is no doubt, whatever that
be brought in pipes and boxes a
10 p q terested in the county and city,¡and
^ a,sY
ic«»hnni
10 9.8 9.0 consequently nre veiy apt to ilajtter
distance of three-fourths of a mile,
clc».me C .uothoi*
A y e r’ s Cherry R ector?!
10 9.7 9 9 things a little. The writer of this
or nearly so, to reach through the
Has preserved t lie lives of great number ;
son county. In fcha&ta velley there i>ejj0 Barrows
10 10 10 article is not particularly in It \'e of persons. Iiy arresting the development of
town to the west extreme. The
is no fruit of any kind; neither in Daisy Hunt
Laryngitis, Bronchitis, Pn eum onia,
s; () q - 1 with the county cr town — lie is not and P u lm o n a ry Consum ption, and by
water comes from a gulch and a this county. W e arrived here at (Arn ie Oman
«•nre of those dangerous maladies. It
10 ]() io partial, prejudiced nor biased, and the
huge spring, which are in a dense our m »tlier’ s on the 2d inst., but 1 Iattie Hunch
should In kept ready for use in every
Has opened out a shop at Myrtle Point
10 10 10 is willing to give the facts, and to family where there are children. as it is a
forest of large timber, brush and found her greatly changed, being M ollie Melil
medicine far superior to all others in th<*
where in* is prepared at all times to do first-
L illie Stillwell
10 10 10 on 11 things by their right names.
treatment of C roup, I In* alleviation of
briars so thick that slock of no
clans work.
n47
quite gray and much more feeble. (Aillie Wickham
W h o o p in g C ough, and t hectic* of Co!«Is
•-.810
10
,
js
no¿
Vory
lively
here
at
pres
kind can approach it. The density It seems strange that six years
and Influenza, ailments peculiarly inci
Jennie Lenovo
10 10 10
,
.
,
, are dental to childhood and youth. Prompti
1 0 q q q q ’ ent although gram and wool
of the shade from the steep hills, should make such a change. Little Lulu Moulton
tude in dealing with all diseases of this
cla>s is of the utmost importance. The
10
9
89
8
rolling
into
t*
vvn
in
large
quantities
and the den»e growth, is such as to ; l>ovs niuj g i,is nre 1U)W in rn tnd Alice l*ol erts
loss of a sin trio day may, in many eases,
10 10 10 every dnv. ^ heat is st Ming at ¿>0 entail fatal consequences. Do not waste
make the water next to ice foi cohl- women. Thousands of acres o f Myrtle Ferry
precious time in experimenting with
10 9.7 9.9 cts per bushel, Oats 25 cts, apples medicines
ness, and it is as clear as/ crystal. land that were vacant when we left, Lila Winchester
of doubtful eflieacy, while the
Maud Perry
malady is constantly gaining a deeper
The tlovation is such as to bring it are now all fenced ami cultivated. Annie Lenovo
10 10 10 i 30 cts ftnd potatoes 40 cts
per hold, but take at once the speediest and
most certain to cure,
10
9
8
9
0
Ou-kel.
I
am
reliably
informed
to a height of fifty feet or more There being scarcely any market G race Ferry
111
i i ' O i i v l & b t d t a V B ill
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral,
10 9.8 9.9 that there is not half a grain crop
above the top of the Odd Fellow’s here for grain, many of the people Lidie Dean
PREPARED ItY
,
. .
,
Flora llovrie
9 8.9 9 I in the county. A few days since
hall. A large reservoir is to be are hauling barley
lev eighty
eignty miles
nnies
,, n *
IP r e n a
D r. J. C. A y er & Co., L o w e ll, Mass.
-i-rv
.
*
Duella l avne
10 8 7.8 ¡j) conversation with an old farmer
dug in the hill above town, and a ami selling ìt for 81.o0
Sold by all Druggists.
per hundred. y iv non Favno
IP
10
M)
who
resides
about
eight
.idles
south
goi*l big pipe runs from it to town, <^() y.(Hir leaders can see tli.it Imril Nellie E lliott
........ ...-»
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10
8
9
7
8
1
d
‘is
place,
l;e
«aid:
“
This
year
A movement is on foot in Fort-
to supply water for domestic u>es,.
j10t limited to Cooscoun- ( laud Drew
O a rr3 7 -In g r t lio .X T - S .
IP
ip
ip
'
I
had
only
150
bushels
of
wheat,
land, which, if successfully carried
and use on tires "b en tbe town L , j,, on|y.
from vvliat we can see E eitie Dean
1 * 1
, • 7 ..
i i i
Mollie Hunt
10 9.2 8.5 ; and last year off o f the same acre- j out> u ill n].x[M business lively in
unfortunate enough to have one. and , hear
times are harder here «• ,,
i>
, if.
Jli I age 1 had 800 bushels, and 1 am that place. The enterprise 'con-
M ork is going steadily on, muh i *jian there. This leaves all quite (_;c*o, </«» Hunch
9.810 10
satisfied that crops throughout the templated is a manufacturer’s aid
the management of Henry Collier, welL 0 u r love allj best r.ishes to Tommy H ill
9 8 7
%
VT G ? TT
’ ET"
9.810 10 county will fall a little below half nss()Cjatjou. A large joint stock*
o f this place, which insuies 1111 : the Coquillers. More anon,
Sophia Tillman
¿ rt 1 J - U T1 \S(
Aia Ä
10 9.2 8.5 their usual yield.
Mary Draine
company is to be organized, and
early completion and pood sub-
Very truly yours,
s n d
Johnnie
Harrows
9.7
10
1
*
We are having very peculiar the business men of the place will
stantial work. The people of Co- j
*
pp
\\ illie Bra rows
9.710 10 weather: A t six o clock of
quille City will have cause for
, l ; take stock, not with the expectation
10 9.9 9.8
i:\-V S iu ist4 -r U a li a c « * In terv iew «*«!. Arthur Boyrie
...............
"iH of making money particularly out
great rejoicing when tliis water is
10
8 7 morning the thermometer
TAGES will leave Goquille City every
New York, Oct. 5.— (ieneral Lew Johnnie Fayne
¡0 10 8 j stand as low as 50or 53 degrees, and Qf the enterprise itself, but from S Uay ( ex<:t*i»t Sundays» at 5 a . m . and 1 r. M.
iu town, from the fact that the town
George Oman
Wallace, ex-minister to Turkey, in
Bird Nosier
9.0 IP 10 at 4 o clock in the evening
will the legitimate business it creates. connectin” with Steamer each trip for all
is underlaid with a mud fiat, %ud
an interview says, in regard to the Myron W ickham
points ou Coos bay.
Leave Utter City
water from wells is hardly drink
U)
10
qn
*
mark
us
hi8h
ns
8S
or
90
de«
rees’
j
Every
tovvu
should
do
this,
if
it
everyday
(except
Sundays;
at 9 a . m . and
Balkan troubles: “ I do not think W illie Mehi
able.
IP 9 5 8 1 a
»1 38 and 40 degrees, in expects to thrive.
Fort land has 3 :50 l*. m .
any action will be taken by Turkey Fred Xos’er
>ASSI.XGi:US by morniiif* stage ean visit
10 10 10 1 ^°11 ^ours’ Everbody complains of w aited for its capitalists to make a
Marshfield and Empire City having
A council of war was held the until the signatory powers meet, Claud Nosier
10 S 8 feeling a little out of tune. N o | veuture 0f this kind, and it
has
Oscar Wickham
two hours in each place, returning to Co-
other day at baehelois hall, to , The sultan has too much common
.
Harrv Downing
10 8.5 8.2 wonder, for the system cannot keep been left. Ooquille is depending quill** < thc same day
consider what was best to g.» mto sense to such haphazard into war Xommv Barklovv
re One Oollsir-
^ 7 ' up with such extreme and sudden **,j
on *“
the
Cni>itfilists which it has not i
IP IP in j *
v »-npit.
Vhvuys oo with the mail to make con
as a permanent business.
One H e will await the issue of the con- j Ralph Hunt
IP 9 18 : changes,
lh e oldest settlers say g0t, to inaugurate business.
We nectioiis.
thought
a wagou shop would pav; ference.
In case of a disagree-
Maud
0
^
1 1 Drew
A I I
10 ¡p
8 !
t,lat they never expi-rienced dryer ; . vil, vonture the assertion, that
: if
-r a
We will also keep a feed and livery
another that a Chinese wash house ment between the powers probably
st
able
at Utter
IP 10
9 !
or "nriner weather during
the j 0jnt_stock company were
organ
iz- City.
Jarvis A Arrington, Proprietors.
was just the thing, and claimed the whole ot Europe will be swept ( j !or,r(> Mehl
8 8.5 10 month of October.
i *e(i on this river, with stock at 810
C. \V. Zumwalt, Ag« nt,
to sabe heap how to run a wash into hostilities—Russia, France and W’ ilbur Carothors
1
A t the city election held ^ie r (i, per share, for the purp>se o f start-
at CoquilleCity.
house, and offered to give them a Italy on one side, and England and W illie Dozier
10 7 ' 9 } i
Mom,fty,
votes vveie jx>il- j^g a woolen mill, that by this time
sample of his skill if he only had Austria on the other. Germany, Johnnie Dozier
9.910 10 1 ed. The election was a very excit- next vear we c nl\y\ |iaVe the mill in
a bar of soap.
A dime was finally guided by Bismark, will endeavor >
^ ^ j
ing one. i here were four tickets | operiition. There is hardly a person
9.9 10 9
found Hn an old and unused pocket- to act as arbitrator. Austria would SamuM Johnson
9.99 8
in the field:
Citizens,
lax-pa^- w*lioni you mo it who would uot
—
book.
Thus with the soap, and immediately take possession of j Russell H ill
,9.7 10 9.4 ers, “ People’s,’ and “ Reform lic k -, take stock: every sheep raiser would
two and a half pairs of socks with . Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Rus- Bertha Perry
10 9 8
T l i e T J n ciersig*n eci
et.” The “ Reforms got badly beat,j go his pije on it r the farmer would,
10 10 10
the windows open the whole length sia would occupy Bulgaria and j Elmer Hamblin
Z E ia .s
10 10 10 a*Dd the only raauner by which we because he could see a profitable
o f the foot ou most of them, he set Roumelia. The conference is mostj
j ^ J ^ ^ e s ^e r
can
e
x
p
la
in
it
a
w
a
y
,
it»,
th
a
t
th
e
so
-
,10 9 9
investment in it, aside from its
to work, and in about three hours j likely to result in statu quo. One j 0im Jiasburg
C 3 ? :E 3 > 7 E ID
10 10 9.9 cietj- is too new, as yet,and^that the creating an immense amount of
they were hanging in triumph on of the world’s greatest \var3 will { Abbie Hudson
10 10 10 people of Roseburg are very little business and diminishing the price j
the picket fence, but by careful happen before the crescent disap-
Total enrolled, 02; daily ntten acquainted with this temperance
o f an article which is indispensible
dance,
(10;
visitors, Miss Cox,
inspection by the rest of the boys, pears from the Bosphorus.”
business— not at all accustomed to to him. Everybody would be ben-
Messrs. Brown and Mehl, Misses
the job was pronounced lo be so
~ Dora ia * u ».
voting it.
Beyers, Mr. Williams.
| efited, and especially those who
poorly done that the wash house j
.- - - - -
I2 S T
M o l t . 11 : L e h m a n , Teacher.
The city trustees elected were 1 owuftq stoCk. Something of this
scheme was abamloaed, and it wns
I only have a Tew lines to shoot
» «©* «
II. (J. Stanton, J. F. Sheridan, ; kind must be gotten up, so as o i
Sheep havo been sheared
in
decided to start a carpenter, cahi- through my quill tiiistime, lim es
John Bast, L. ( . W heeler,- A. ( . 1 convince the people what can be !
net and general repair shop in I are dub, but F. Dean says he will Don glas county within the past few
Jones and F. Benedict were a tie. 1 done, after which they will d.mbt-
and
stead.
Mr. Olive, the saw-mill ¿.-ive us something to do to pay for days, the lieeces of which weighed have since learned that Benedict
less
stait
many
other
enterprises.
Is prepared to buy or sell for
man, was interviewed, who very all the lumber lie saws, as lie has as high as 20 tbs each. Southwest won it by lot. T. Ford was re
Let
ns
hear
the
views
of
the
busi
rented
the
East
fork
suw-mill
for
ern Oregon is the best sheep coun
kindly offered to furnish the nec
reasonable consideration,
elected recorder, G. Lan gen berg 1 ness men of the liver, and every
the
winter.
try
of
which
we
have
any
knowl
essary lumber and give a little
l i e has the following for sale:
was re-elected marshal and John ' one who has a suggestion to ofiV-r.
Sheep shearing seems to be the edge, and tiie fact that the above
time to pay for it, and a shop \\ as i
Chase was elected treasurer.
J. sheep had given a similar tleece in j
The Accme Electric Belt leads
secured, and as soon as lumber principal industry at present.
Our public school is progressing
A great (I kmuv for n¡akn< c r Mone • y r .
can be kiln-dried, the shop will T. Weekly sheared from one of his the spring, proves this. This Co- j finely under the management of the van in perfection and price.
llrewpry f«*r sale—capacity o f six
spring lambs 7 lbs. of wool.
quille ct untry should possess 100,-1
: llemember it is warranted to gi\e
be put iu motion.
barrels.
Good Location— Every
J. B. Horner, and assistants Mrs.
Satisfactory ^ reason«
full satisfaction.
It equalizes the thin:» convenient.
Ed. WVeklv has gone to Douglas 000 sheep and since they can make '
Yiveti for vvi:;. ui |4 to seli.
"
°
_
. . .
i h or rnor Miss Sarah Hay and Miss
A little misunderstanding occur- county to attend one of his fatli- their own living we fail to see why
circulation, gives instant relief
ne and a half acres one-half mile from
W . Mosher. The daily attendance
ed at baud practice last Saturday er’s farms. Ed., old Douglas is to we have not got them. There is j
CV
oquille City, tm sta^e road; house of
from pain an 1 nervousness, and
is 271. Mr. Horner is the
best
five
rooms,
wood-shed, j;ood cisleru, 150
evening, but as there was nofuuer- dry for you
Speedily
Cures
wakefulness,
strong talk of a woolen mill
at
' teacher that has ever Inal charge
Fruit trees, some bearing—Very cheap.
al on Sunday, it is fair to infer that
\ye still see newcomers np- Bandou, which would be a capital
spasms and all nervous diseases,
! ot our school. The school has a
I " d acres <.u North fork near Gravel
it was no very serious event. The ' preaching. W e need more settlers, place for one. Let no hinderance be
disorders of the liver, kitlneys, 1 I »1 Ford; 1*.» acres cleared, house l<»x2t>,
way it happene.1, as near ns can ami then a better market and then i thrown in the way, but every M's- j
* " U‘
'Ul' ,
stomach, bt.wels; neuralgia, lum b:iru b',ix.r>4, smokehouse, wood-shed, bee
be learned, was throngU the care- j WP c;ul Jjve at our ease.
i sible encouragement he given, i t0 iUI' ' " nlKU' ^ a\oi.ii\ ui i bago, incipient paralysis, colic, house; 4 stands of bees, 2 cows, household
anil kitchen furniture, fanuiug tools, wagon
any
of its ago in the state--¡there
lessness ot the grocery-keeper, j The hnppy yonn„ couple that [lllv i" " ,lirect communication with
: coldness of hands and feet, bnek- ami harness, 15 acres of crops: ran"© out-
are ten members.
aclic, t p iñ a l w e ak n ess, m a le in fir m - ?1{f tí a11^ convtnient for n o head of atock,
I t seems that one ot the members
waK receiltly joined hi wedlock are 8 " n J’■ r.i.oi«,o by ocean
ves-
I
t
ave
just
learned
through
a
isless than one mile troni school house and
ot the band had been in the habit,
• ¡n the
breezes o f au- sela* the freight on the manu-,
ities, female complaints and gener- ! post.»ffce-*:*m
not * Pr*va^G source, which is relntble,
at times, of coming down town a
tumn with Uieir maliy friends tacturel1
Prolluct. would
al debility.
i t *
acres. 4 miles above Parkersburg,
and
our . that “ Sammv Tilden” won the mile
little before time to begin prac- •
*
j be scarcely anytlii
Single circuit belt, 85: double I (.)*■ on Citquille r*Vt*r; 25 acies bottom—
a-
i
i
i*i j |
.
around them.
j
.
race at the “ Lane County Fair,
ballance bench and hill land. House 20x28
tice, and get a little spruce gum.
B
your rafters longer superior wool would become re- T he be1tiui? was verv i;(,ht from circuit belt, 88.
barn 42 x ( k ); good, young orchard, bearing;
J.
E.
H agenbuch ,
On
f l >io n n d a n o r o , . o „
fbo
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A l i e D e l l l n 8 WftS ' fcl3)
Ilonl
good timber tm the on the place; good out
On this particular evening the j Deit tilnPl and gather your coin he Downed and high in value, instead
the fact, that the Lane county peo- >
Agent,
side range for stock. Price, 1250.
grocery-man being a little absent- fore Jt r:U}^
of being mixed and counterfeited j
u 1 pie were not willing h» bet on their ^ Blanco Drug Store, Marshfield,
t.VK» for H«t acres of land, 80 acres under
minded ha.i forgot to put the cork j
0 a t s s c ll' hcr0 for 70cts. per to help poorer articles from other
fence, (¡(K) fruit trees house, barntk)X40.
ow n horse, but did want to wager 1____________^_______________„ _ m
in the bottle, and as the young j>usjiej
parts. By al) means, let us secure
V gt od range for cattle adjoining.
their all on “ Sammy.”
N O T IG E FOR PU B LIC A T IO N .
k%!KX( f< r House and two lots in Coquille
man did not happen to notice the | \Ve uotice(1 a nice banti of pork, a woolen mill ou the river.
Land Office at ltoR »l»urg Oregon. )
O City; very cheap.
You will hear from me frequent-!
Siptoinfier 24, ISST», t
omission, but slipped it into his ^rs headed for Douglas county.
ly
when
the
weather
gets
cooler.
TVTOTICH
ia
lu*i*t*l»y
give tliat fh»* follow- ^*17.' for House :'itd I<*t in CoquilleCity.
Speaking of the likelihood of an
vest pocket, the fumes were a little
J. V ing-nauted settler has filed notice of V i t o lor two unimproved lots in C-oquille
Mr. G. G. Swan has a splendid
The mercury is up to 79 sit this
of 1 the
legislature
too many lor
for mm
him, ana
and a little j heife|. calf from Russel Dcment’s I other
his intention to make final proof in »support «li y.
| * session
ar”* lwu v
u^ irD,smi
UI« this
11118
moment—
it’s
too
hot
to
write.
of his claim, and that said proof will he
pleasantry led to a little nn pleas- _
. . .
. ,
fall the Coos Bay News says: “ Let
) acres* f grazing land known as North
r - - ! fine Durham stock.
-
--
*
*1
ran
ie t\ elve utiles from Bttndon.Uregon.
made
before
the
Clerk
of
Coos
County,
at
“ C or”
antness, during which some bad
the people call a “ session” next
T
ni
ter
and on Cunningham creek, cheap,
Empire
City,
on
Saturday
October
31,
ISS.%
,
A bouncing baby girl at J. D. June that will correct the error
language was used. During their
viz:
E'ias
B.
Robinson,
Pre-emption,
I).
S.
French Canadians are making
0 * » j t VI RES—A splendid ranch, at a
violent exertions to explain the W eekly’s ranch.
they made two years previous by themselves obnoxious in Montreal ^ °*4H"* fort|le N- '•* of Sec. 2 T 31, S. ♦.) L ' \v-r)* ;r»*at bargain. At let st $5000
li li! \V. W. ¡S lot .
worth of good timber in close proximity to
matter to each other, an old box,
A ’■evengeful disposition is cer- j electing a republican legislature, OB R iel fe aCCOUnt.
He
He muñes
names the
the followin
following witnesses to prove th** water Two to threo hundred sheep go
containing some pieces of broken tainlv one of the most déplora' le run by Christain Temperance un-
A woman has been convicted of bis continuousresid nee mum, and cu)tivù- with the place. Place well imroved—75
tion of, said land, viz:
glass was upset, but no further | that afilicts the human race; but ions, religious fanatics and dam-
acres cleared—price, cash down. $2500.
murder in the first degree, at H er Charles Morris ) .
damage has been reported.
A t 1 wqien ¡t extends to the beating of pliools.”
»* 4*> ACRES on Coquille river, 80 acres
kimer, N. Y., on the 4th.
She It. B. Jefferson I all of M y *Hc Foivt,
JL * » 3 bott*un land, !> acres cleared, bal-
J. H . Baker
Go is 0> nnty,
the beginning o f the
second inanimate objects, it is sad indeed.
The News is off.
I f they had
. . .
l.mcegood timber, cedar and fir -convenient
lteily Beacb
j
Or *gon.
,
,
P
*
.
'
killed
Iier
husband,
chopped
him
explanation,
the man
about The above thoughts were suggest- had a few more sober members, .
.. .
’
11
to I 0 3 .
Small house with three rooms;
Wra. F. B.*u j i in in,
town left for his home end virtu- i e(l hy o W m n f o „ e o f the “ W h e « ” their work would have had some into small pieces and burned him
sep29
Itegistor.
$2200. Or. I 2 0 ai*r**s including the bottom
at the hall one morning last week,
in a stove.
and and house 812tX)—a splendid chance
ous couch.
He learned afterward walloping a harmless and inoffen- s^nse to it.
for one wishing; to make a home.
Liberal
Seattle, it seems will have its
that some one was taken by the j Bive h ik in g gray blanket (which j
. .. .
terms given.
scruff of the neck and taken down was picketed to the fence), with a j
manageis o f a Boise, Idaho hands full in an effort to keep down
CHE VP! CHEAP!!
acres in Bandon City, on Main 6tre«t;
stairs to c(Kil off.
Boys, we will five foot “ gad” which lie had cut j paper have been notified by the riots, instei d of driving the Chi
» ) large building of five rooms, etc., also
forgive you this time, but don’t do f ™m a ni> ,.,1‘\ ani* {h*- h»ok of “ 1 postmaster at Bellevue that the pa- nese out by peaceable means. The
barn . The prent ises are cleared and fenced ,
J. P. M E S S E R . Prop- ! are pretty, and will be sold extremely cheap.
uo any more; , for. “ there 8 a chid _ m.conipIllliei, his brutnl
blows> per mailed to a subscriber at the hoodlum element is rampant and
This Commodious Stable has been opened i
(<ipai»«I«*»l IS a rg n iii O llc r e « l.)
among ye, taking notes, and faith showedthe inate disposition of hitter place is not called for at the the sober side of the question will
out again, and is filled with the choicest | riv owu ¡„ts and water frontage iu Port
postoffice
for
the
reason
that
“
he
have
plenty
to
do
to
keep
tne^fools
he 11 prent ’urn.”
the tuan. A bad night’s sleep was ,
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Editor H e r a l d : —Again « e take
our pen in hand for the purpose of
sending you a few items.
AYe
started on onr journey at the time
stated in our last letter.
I t com
menced to rain the first night, ai d
continued showery until about noon
next day. A fter leaving Douglas
county we did not find any more
fruit except in some parts of Jack-
& a
Tonsorial Artist!
Harry Wright
GSÜ18 CHï is Ollsr City,
«Veils, Fargo & Co's.
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P assengers.
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Land
Agency!
Lam!
C oquille
City
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Pioneer Stable!
Coquille City, Oregon,
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.Subscribe for the H erald .
• supposed to base been the imrne-1 has skipped the country
I dime cause of the fiagelluliou.
i step-daughter.”
with
.
hav.
Due care will be given, and it share
his down, !U which case lhe primary j of the patronage is asked.
1 •
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, *
, ,
^eTHanling at reasonable
object may be left as before.
1 notice.
prices,
at
E
Orford—Very cheap,
|
short I
nfitf
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Enquire of Walter Sinclair,
Coquille, Oregon.