; Keliool Nii|M rin(«ii<lcnt'M R e p o r t .
A kh I iih I nnnp>l».
12. During the past two years
New York, Morel) 14.—The Uni. j
Marshfield, C< >09 county, Or.,*) we have had two teachers' institutes
led Workingmen’* C lub,of E liza-!
March 17th, 1886. \ which we feel -confident have been
affects seriously till 1 tie dige.it ive and
T U E S D A Y , M A E . ‘23. D86.
assimilative onrans. including the K id
belli, N. J., a manufacturing city
Prof. E. B. McElroy, Salem Or. productive of .much good, nearly
neys. When t hose organs are so affected,
they fall to extract from the blood the
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i ten miles fro m here, ' distributed
--------- ‘ Dear Sir:— In answer t<S your i every teacher in the county being
uric acid, which, carried 1 lirou:rh the cir
culation, causes Rheum atism and Neu
*• ,i er.,e .l| -in^ ^ U*t*
ia
mr ^ iOUhftl*.^8
circulars to citizens circular requesting information ou iu attendance ait each of them. The
ralgia.
ar ic e, iu ns
ee ' »
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. ; Hskii'g in the name of the united educational matters in this county, success o f the same was due to the
The functions of the Liver are also
affected by costiveness, causing
C ^ cwiDty T O si«ia .c »»n o t h e lp , |,,h<ir to diecuntiunc patronizing I make the following comieused general co-o,>er.-.tion of
school
but draw a comparison and mark j Chiuer* laundries in the city, and ref*ort:
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officers, parents and teachers ns
Bilious Disorders.
the contrast letween the features give their work to deserving wid
1. N midier of persons' from
well ns many others who, while not
Among the warning symptoms of Bilious
of that section and ours. 1 he most ows ol workmen.
ness are Nausea, Dizziness, Headache,
to 20 years of age in county. .2496 ¡directly interested, appreciate the
Weakness, Fever. Dimness of Vision,
noted contrast perhaps is iu the j
Yellowness of Skin. Pains in the Side,
Actual
enrollment
iu
schools
1377
influence
institutes
exert
in
prepar
I r r ln iH lS I*ro«|»«-et*.
Back anil Shoulders, Foul Mouth, Furred
difference of temperature and the j
Tongue, Irregularity in the action of the
London, March 18.— Mr. O ’ Brein, j Average daily attendance___ 1062 ing teachers for their work.
Bowels. Vomiting, etc.
corresponding affect upou the cli-j
I presiding over a meeting of Iris h -! 2. There are but few* schools in
13.
There are but few' old
T h e Stom acli suffers when the bowels
mn'e of the two sections.
From ,
are constipated, and Indigestion or
1 men at St. George’s hall in Brad- the county »upplied with any ap- teachers in the work.
In this
our corresjiondent’s statement,their
! ford last evening, made a sj eecli paratus whatever, and the total county, with few exceptions, the
highest deg-ee of temperature is 90,
in which lie said Ireland’s pros-1 value is but 8305.
This includes sahuies are small and not such as
follows. Fetid Breath, Gastric Pains,
their lowest 20 degrees below zero.
Headache. Acidity of the Stomach. Water-
pectfe were never brighter than the dictionaries (six in number), would justify a man in following ! brazil. Nervousness, and Depression, are all
This shows a difference of 110 deg’s j
evidences of the presence of tlii- distress
teaching exclusively as a means of
now and it would not be tlie fault maps, g!ol>es, etc.
ing malady. A Sure R e lie f for irregu
between their warmest and coldest.
larities of the Stomach and all consequent
3. There is no such thing ns a obtaining a living. In the larger
of the Parnellites if
the most
diseases, will be fouud in the use of
weather. The reports from our
,
.
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promising chance of affecting tlie school library in the county, al- towns, however, the prospect is
signal ser
®
,
,
, reconciliation of two peoples should though l have tried in tlm. instt« unusually bright,-and it cau be but
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They stimulate the stomach, free the
ence
Mice o of f only 13 degre
degrees lietween w ___
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a n to n ly and w ic k e d ly be sa crih c- j tu tes and at o th e r tim e s to in t e r e s t ;n ie w y e a r s t ill w e w ill h a ve e d n - f
healthfully invigorate the torpid
our warmest and coldest months
liver and kidneys, and by their cleansing,
ed.
teachers in this matter. As many | cationnl institu fifths that will com-
healing and tonic properties, atrengthen
during the year. In the face of
purify the whole system, and reatore
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*>f the schools last but tiiree months i pare well with other parts of our i and
Tin- Cut H ate*.
.
,
,
, '
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I It to a salutary -and normal condition.
these figures comment is unneces i
rRiriRin by
San Fruncisro. March 17.- Rnte> • ‘ lan ,,br
year, the teachers do state more Dm rably situated.
sary; suffice it to say that there is
Dr.
J.
C.
Ayer
&, Co., Lowell,
n -t have time to become fairly ac- ! 14. In regard to reviews and
Sold by all Druggist*.
no known country on the globe in xvti,e ,,n ‘bung'd bed ay, aril the
<pi>. i nted with the patrons of the ¡examinations; while in many of the
which the cliumte excells that of belief is that the fiottoni has been school, before they are compelled | larger schools where the w-»rk is
Xnlicf !
ours, and very few, indeed, can reached. There were but few pnr-
tlW K
There »e r e n r non..-» of *" sw>k sou,e 0,l,er Uist.i. t, ami for divided among several teachers,
All those owing Janies Burke on note or
even make a favorable compari
the prospect of i.n.neihte cessa- i tl,,s lcaso" tl,p>' do " ot t,lke
is generally ,.racticed; I find book account w i I come forward and settle
son.
much interest in the welfare of the ; that in the majority of schools the the san:e with 1 , e, they having been placed
The growth of glass uud vege-. tion of war. However, the low schools as they would were they to | teach ir is occupied so much with in my hands foi 0 Election.
t'has. E. Edwards.
tables ends there in October, and freight rates have stimulated the
My t’e Point,
interior
mex'lmnU
to
buy
direct
of
'reomi"
,l
,<wt!er
ti,ne-
i
tl,e
VBriouB
e,,,8se8
Umt
lie.
seld(,m
commences again in April; here,
4. Much more might be a c -! takes time to properly review the
nol—3m
the grass grows during the en- i Eastern dealers.
(S q u illi
(t ifii
COSTIVENESS
^ tr n ìil
NOTICE FOR PU BLICATIO N.
Land Office fit liosebui'g, Oregon, \
January 30, 188«.
!
T OTICE in hereby given that the fol-
lowing-uamed settler has tiled notiee
of ilia intention to make final proof in sup
port of hm claim, and that said proof will
made la-fore the County Clerk at Em
pire City, Oregon, on Thursday, April 1st,
1886, viz: Jason L. Knndioman, Pre-emp
tion D S. 5016 for the S. H of N. W . M and
lot No. 9 Sec. 1. Tp. At S. U. 14 West.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence npon, and
cultivation of. said land, viz:
W. Howell
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all of Parkersburg,
J. A. Douk
Coos County.
Ji'H^ th Flam
Oregon.
A lo . r ; S.-ie.-d
Wm. F. Benjamin,
N
Dyspepsia,
CIE
lii* moat pupal.'.r W e e k l y newMmp*rd**o»*4
toacienc«. m ectanica,«ii^iai>ertn» aiaco’ ariM. » »-
Tciitinus and p*Uinta erre pul>ltah«o. M « 7 a” ™*
ber illuatratrd with epleedld »■ersvia**. T » l *
publication furn iah«*au iw t»aloabl« encyelopoaiB
of information shich no peraonabould b* witbou».
Th* popularity o f th* b c a s T in c A w m i c a s m
anch that iu eirmlatinn »early *;|nala that of all
•ther papers of its r.las* combined. Prtc*.
•
sar. u>aoount toCluba. Sold by all n*w*d*al*ej-
IU N N A OO.. Publiohtrs. No. * , »roadway, » . T .
AYER’S PILLS.
cornplished if directors would take ' pupils.
tire year, and fiesh garden stuffs
I im I I mm Knrr«*ii<t«-r.
a greater interest in the schools; j The parents, however, are as
Washington, March 17.— In for-! j there are however many exceptions ! much to blame as the teacher, as
are to lie hail in mid winter.
In
fact if our eastern neighb >rs were illation received by the war de to this. The principal fault to be they judge of the progress made,
to visit us during one of our aver partment from General Crook found with school office’ s, is that rather by the number of pages gone
age winters, it wrou Id I Hi bard to i shows the reports of Geroiiiiuo’s i they do not sperd sufficient time over than by the knowledge obtain
persuade them that we wi re n o t | refusal to surrender are entirely in the school room.
ed therefrom.
O f the 44 schools in the county,
Crook says he has
enjoying a marvelously propitious imaginative.
5.
With few exceptions the I have visited during the past year,
not left his station at Bowie.
He
priug.
clerk’s rejxirts are defective, espeei- 34 . The sch ools not visited were
Crook
The writer send* us an interest has not seen Geronimo.
illy in the financial statements. 1 either located many miles from the
ing account of an excursion to the reports in a telegram received >es- t|)juk ,,lis n,|gllt be renlediei, it principal roads of travel or held
their
sessions it some other
»«P <•! tl.e -Grandfather."
The terday that he would le a v e
» r tlc l, ,|istriut we,.e <lbi¡
, to ■ k
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tim°
than
that at which 1 was in
p irty cousiste 1 of inm y of the re day or two for San Bernardino, to; ; a clerk’s lawik. the form of which
the neighlxirhood. The distance
l»tives and f»>rmer acquaintances | meet tl»e Indians and arrange for'
should l>e prescribed by law.
1 t ; travelled was about 500 miles.
The journey will : should also contain plain directions There have been seven new districts
of some of the readers of
the a surrender
H erald who live in C > s county, take several days.
for making the annual reports. organized during the year, making
fifty-one at present. The organi
among whom we notice l the names
A dispatch o f the 16th says the Some districts have no regular zation of new districts has been
of the Misses Sue Mast, Vinney
sub-committee in the house ways lxx>k iu which to keep a record stimulated by the new* Jaw in re
S lerrill.N in iie Fl tun >rv and Mrs.
anti means committee will report from jenr to year of the business gard to amiortioning the school
J.C.Shull, and Messrs. N T. Mast,
in favor of abrogating the Hnwniinn o f the district and new- clerks com - fund, which, while it increases the
J. W. Trivett, A. M. Mast, Jeff
districts,
treaty. This is to l e hoi»ed, ns it I ing into office fall heir to a multi- , fuud of the , smaller
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; respondingi)’ reduces that or the
Brown and A. L . Harman.
From
the description of tho trip, the
party evidently had a glorious time
During tli-i day the party occupied
themselves in clambering from
ueak to peak, gathering berries and
balsam, resting beneath the shade
mid enj tying tlie
magnificieut
scenery. .Vt uight the camiiers
made themselves merry by story-
telliug, songs, etc.
Special men
tion is made.of a visit to the fine
farm of Copt. W. W. Lenior. The
captain owns a fine herd of full
bred Devon Cottle, an l refmes $500
for his milch cows, and sells his
stock calves for $25.
The gathering of balsam, of
which the writer makes mention,
together with the tar, turpentine
and resin iudustry, forms an im
portant feature connected with the
products of their “ land of the sky,”
and reminds us of
the certain
source of entold wealth in our own
forests, that we have not as yet
beguu to take advantage of.
The cold wave that has been visit
ing every other part of the country,
struck us last Tuesday.
A t the
time we went to press last week i*
was raining which soon turned into
snow, but it melted as fast as it
fell till night.
On Wednesday
morning we had two inches of
snow anti only for its continually
melting it would have been a foot
deep. The temperature got down
to about 38 nliove, and we had good
«•III Iu- *h<-
o f » tu n in g
nil j t«<le o f ncrapn o f ,» p n r w h ich lire : lur(|p A|f
wllicll
roepoctf«|.
over the northwest const the man- j supfiosed to contain the informa- j jv 8Ubmitted
Very Truly Yours,
ufactnre of iieet-root sugar, and tion d fsim l.
J. T. McCorinac.
6. As a rule, the school houses
will bring almut a revival of busi
School
Supt
of C«H>s Co.
ness that will be lasting.
This are warm, comfortable and well
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
More fault ca 1 be
will only lack the remoxal of the ventilated.
In th* county <-ourt of ibe state of O tckou for the
revenue on h 1 co I u »1 inode from sugar foillltj with the furniture than with I county of Coo*, »«ttin« iu probat« for the tranaao-
tion of probate btiMuraa.
beets to put the business square on the bn iidiiigs. i here is .but one In the matter of the avlmlniatration of the ewtato
its feet, and congress has this also! «mull school in the county furnish-
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Not If* la hereby Ki*<*u that the umlrraiRiifd haa
under consideration. As this al ed with suitable iron and wood : been, by th« above entitled court, duly appointed
adminiatiator of the rotate of A. II Ureeu deceased,
cohol cannot he converted into desks; nil others have been made i all peraona, having claims agaiuat aaid eat ate are
kv into the gutter. l)olu.; and his
fripnda tn»<1e hot little resistance, j
This morning Dolan came to Sioux
City, and is preparing to have the
parties who raided his place
in
dicted by the Grand Jury now in
session. The action o f the A lli
ance folks has caused n great deal
o f excitement, and a repetition o f
violence w ill no doubt cause blood
shed.
<for A day •«f two’s browsing.
s o t h k :
Scaled proposal -1 wi.l be received by the
fa. .terrible snow storm was re- Isiurdof oouncilut n . f the town nf Co-
fp qrted from England and Scotland . q lit c.ty unt 1 Etuurday Marclt m u at
¡ 5 o'clock p. in., for the countruciion of a city
<on tl^e I 6 U 1 inst
j jail plan* and s|»e iheat ons to b* seen a
A Collier's. Thy Board reserve the ri^ht
^Chinese ha\e l »een red need to
to r guet any and *it. b.ds.
t«egging at Yictor.a, aud frequent =
W. 8 11 c! air.
Keoorder.
M U U S .W B
practic* W * * J
h* Palrnt OfTlr* and ha»* pr*p»»wd
more than O n « H u n d r e d T f i o « -
■ a n d application* for patent# >■ U i»
Unitod States ami foraun •"■ntrma.
i'avuats, Trad*-Marka C'«vy-ri*ht^
A»»isnmunts. and all nthor pap*e* we
»ecuring to inventors thrir n|ul*
United State*, Canada, t.nyland. Fraew.
Germany and other foreun countrj**. pre
pared at short notice and on reasonableUrma.
Information a* to oMaininc pat
. fully aiven without chart:*. Haim-Booltsor
I information sent fre-.
Batenta obtaieed
through Munn A Co. are noticed in the bmenuti#
American (re*. The advantage of * u c h » o t i« » a
well uudersto d by all peraona who wish to d*e-
po*e of their natant*.
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Addraar. MUN N A CO
OSes I
Ig x t u c A i, *J1 i-road way, New t e r ».
IOO acres of bind on Bundon Beach; 25
\
acres well iiiiproYed.jRood meadow and fin*
1
house—formerly the
buildings.
One
1
quarter
of
a
mile
of
beach
frontage
on
the
F in e
"W in e s ,
X - iiq .-
1
n e r s , O i g - s i r s a n d O l place. For a rare bargain look no further.
d e r ic r S a le .
For further ¿information, apply cn premi
O r. - A - B r c w n , P r o p . ses to
Mr*. O. Nelson.
v4nlStf
7lv6.
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N O T I C E.
To flic Hon. Counitf
( 'ooa Count if, ( )rcgvn.
; Bandit Hotel—also out
Myrtle P it Kirsery,
Court of
Myrtle Point, Oregon,
Petitioners, residents and voters
of Randolph precinct, loos (Vunty. J. F. Noyes, Proprietor,
\ rODi;
S tite o f (Jregon re present in*; to your honorable
Court that Joseph W alter w ill apply for a license
)R O P .»G A T O R of, and denier in F m it
Trees and «.inali fruits.
He keeps
to sHl spirituous, malt anil vinous lii|uor* iu <|uau-
titiea leaa than one gallon at Rau<toli>h, in aaid c o n s t a n t ly o n b a n d a w e ll r e g u la te d a sso rt-
precinct, at the next tenu o f your «aid Court, to incut. «'heai»er than tbe cheapest.
w it: April the 5 lssti, reapBctfully a«k that «aid
Send in your orders; no pains spared to
licenee be Kr<u>ted to tlie «aid Joseph WaUer.
Rive
full satisfaction.
v4n!7
H H Italdwiu, Fred Nyetrom, A Peruhliaker,
John Thrush, II D I>alma«. W ilhelm Derry, Jacob
Scbiuidt, Alien D W olcott, John Wallstroiu, A
T lie
Drown, Frank Fiant, Ed Fali>, I'eter Johnson,
Thouiaa Welle, K W etcliell, J CandU«h, J Morriaon,
Front Rt.. Marshfield, Or.,
K W Faby, A U Hultin, W illiam Andetson, J W j
Ferkin«, Kolicrt Beattie, Evan Morgan, J W Ham- !
uierburii, J N W inslow, L* J I,owe, A T T ille r G W ,
1/aliuas, C F llelgro n , N Petefsan, M M H a rrison ,'
Agent for Gibbaon’ s fine whiskies, an AAA
HutchiHon.Dr Gcm.-go H Olcim . John Hamblock, I whisky. Also agent for th« CELEBRATED
R W llullard,J N ltu ««ell, J Oic£K, A llw rt Machado, |
CHICAGO BEER and l ’O RTER at whole
Defter Neleoii, Andrew Peterson, S Sauiersou, John I
Breen, Jason I. Rattdleniatt, Wm Fairtuau, C F W : sale and retail. The celebrated BOCA beer
on draught and in bottles.
v$nl9
von I’ ettcrt, T h o « 1* llan ly, S 11 Charleaon, L l)au- \
ielsou, K Muuclie, W in Sctiroeder, Harry Hanson, i
A B A KG A I N !
J Parker.
Dated March fitll IMS«;
South East oomer of Block No. 57 and
whereas said itoard have set tlie 22 day of
! nt U,,h
K,,d PnV8,e e 'CH,u,; April 1886 at 7 o'clock p. m. of said day at
nations tt> obtain even -a s**coml ' their oflioc iu said town as the time and
;
grade certificate. Both m y«f If ami ' place to consider, whether said portion o f
. said street shall be vacated.
the examiners regret » th
very
Now therefore ail persons having interest
much; but the school fund in this i iu the said matter are hereby notified that
c o u n ty is lio t so la r q e th a t th e p eo - [ » t said time and pin«© they must make their
obji-cticuri to saio proposed ordinance or in
I'le can afford to spend it in e.n default of valid objections the p^tiiiouerK
»»loyillg teachers who are incoilipe- wil l move «aid Board ^»tuake and paHM aaiil
proposed ordinance.
W'itnesa our bauds
tent.
this TJ city of Ma eli 18S6.
9. Under neede«l school legisln-
Chadwick L «deeNo. 9S, Petitioners.
tii.m, I would suggest that a law
McEwau and oth rs.
f'-r secev»!I years have failed
7
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pasturage; splendid
Gopille dill, Grepn.
drinkable liquor, it is no more than by locai mechanics and ÏII nearly’ ! hereby required to preaeu the aame to me, with
proper vouchera, at my residence near Eckley, Ore
right that it should have the reve every case without any regard to ; gon, within mix montila from thin date.
Ed. C. Oreen,
the comfort or health of tlie pupil.
nue taken off.
Administrator o f the catate of A. U. O reati,decea»ed-
7.
N o educational meetings! Dated this 15 day o f March, lw ;.
T V Hip«* m u r e R i o t .
Mar. %i.
otlmr than the teachers’ institutes
Sionx City, la,. March 15. - The
NOTICE.
have been held.
climax of a feu 1 between the T em
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To all wbout it may concern: The under
8. In the public examination of signed with others have tiled their petition
perance A^lliance ami the saloon-
teachers, none but the best prae- with ilui board of council men of the town of
bet pers of Correctionville, a small
lp}K*hers have beeu employed Coqtiilie City.CtM)« county, mate of Oregon,
♦own in this county, was renched
outlie 19day of March. 1886, praying that
as examiners. A t the private ex. said board pass tut ordinance vacating that
last night when the tenqierance
1 ainiiintions, on effort has
been portion of Collier street in said Town tie-
people raided the saloon of one
1 made to make at least ns rigid ail ncribod as follows, v.z: BuRimiius, at the
Dolan, ami emptied the contents I
North East corner of Block No. 57 ruuninR
examination as is made at the pub- t!ivnee Luat nine feet thence in n South«.riy
of sixteen barrels of be**r and wbis-
: lie examinations. Many who have direction ton point two feet Last of the
The Aceme Electric Belt lends
the van in perfection and price. ; allowing teachers full pay for time
|
it is warranted to
j spent in attending the county
I t equalizes the tea0|iei8’ institutes wouM be pro
“ snow bulling” till the warm sun full satisfaction.
circulation, gives instant relief ductive o f much go d to the schools.
came out at 9 or 10 n’clf*ck ami re- |
! from pain an 1. nervousness, and
10. I f school superintendents
lie veil us of the “ lieautiful snow.”
Speedily
Cures
wakefulness,
This is the most suow'we have had spasms and nil uervous diseases, were allowed to grant a third grade
for several years, it remiiulifig us , disorders o f the liver, kidneys, <*ertificftte i>f three mouths’ dura-
of old times. I f it held on many ' stomach, Inavels; neuralgia, lom- tion for S fiecia l schools, it would
ffionrs ou the high ranges, sti»ck j
incipient paralysis, ct>lic, rebeve them o f the necessity o f
coldness of hands and feet, bi.ck- ref usi.ig a certificate to one, who,
4doubtless suffered. In case of an
aclie, spinal weakness, male infirm
.emergency o f this kind we think ities, female complaints anti ger«er- though not capaMe o f securing a
second grade certificate, might lie
q^r stt.ckmen would do well to al debility.
Single circuit belt, $5; double qualified to teach a primary school.
provide a little feed. The time has
circuit
belt, $8.
11. Teaohers schoilld be requir-
ibeen w<hen snow fell 011 high ranges
j
. . .
J. E . H a g e x b u c h ,
and stook being unable to get at
eJ to t>i»» au examination
tlie
Agent,
not simply
the graafcJni account of the snow, At Blanco Drug Store, Marshfield. r.ilbjectfof-“ téÌ8ÌcbÌng
to answer a few such questions as
the owner* had to cut down trees
n6 3in
Ibßftß Iu* reported.
Cottage Saloon,
Register.
fb il
I
-A B fc T G U E .
N. P. Hansen, Prop.
Notice is hereby given that the under-
signed, Joseph NVniv-r, will, on Monday the
Vitri! iSSls
m i » ' . v y f«*
¡Hit il:»
day V <»f
t>f April
lie'll, app’
to »1
::t COUt.lt’ .
cour: of tin state of < >rc 0 1 f°r tite county
of (!ooS. upoit tile folCRoinR petition h r a
license .c.scil spirittMua, vinous and n.nlt
liquors in le.«:: qunttl ities than otic gallon
within Randolph precinct, ill said county.
fo r
the p etio d o f six m on ths.
T
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JoS -ph Wa’.ser.
Coming,
; We have tho soiling of a half set tion o f
| land, half bench mid half bottom land, near
I ' Coquille Citv. It would make a half duzen
i Rood little ranches, or a good dairy and
stock ranch. The price is ?20. per aere.
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IN TE R E ST IN G DOORS,
| Mr. niram Plant, formerly a resident of th* Ce-
I quill*, but who#« present addreetia Red Bluff, Call
j
which every agent ahould h a.dle
1 1 hey are very cheap, and will sell rapidly. VI rite
to him at once.
Coming,
Coming !!!
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y !
Tlie coming Town of S. W. Oregon!
Few towns possess the natural advantages! that^Coqtii 11c enjoys, and wliic).£wil], in
the near future, cause it to blossom as the rose. It has a beautiful and pleasant kite,
being situated, for the most part, ou a level plateau 011 ' the sunny «ide o f tl.e Coquille
River, thirty miles» from tl.e Pac ific ocean, which i> rcncbedAcvery day by a four-hours
steamer ride. Coquille City is at the center o f the con verging wagon rood system o f Coos
Countv, and But the head o f deep-water navigation.and in the central part of a vast body
o f rich, river bottom land, which is the source o f all true and enduiing j ro'pcrity
The
country round about i« filled w ith preciousjmeUils, minerals and coal to an unpurallcleil
extent, and is covered with a variety o f timber that for quantity and quality is not ex
celled by that o f any place on the Coast, if, indeed equaled.
As a dairying and stock-
raising country*, and a sanitarium for those seeking bi Hlth.it is bound to eonie to the front
rank. The fishing iudustry will prove an important factor, while tbe.nuim rous wills and
SUMMONS.
In tbe circuit court of tin* ututo of ( )re- factories, completed, in course of coustruction. and contemplated, wilt make the whole
county a buzzing hive of industry and wealth. Coquille City is in the center, is the
Ron, for tho county of (kx>!».
most
eligible and will enjoy all. Its school, church, and society advantages are second
I morene Baldie
Suit iu equity for
to none in the county. Building material is cheaper at this point than at any other in the
vs.
n diYurce.
Henry Baldi e
)
county. It has the advantages of a corporation, and is to soon have a mountain stream
To Henry Baldie, Defendant: In the of water run through it for protection against fire. Property reasonable.
natu^ of tho state of Oreyfo i —You »re here-
M. J. M c D o n a l d , p r o p .,
J. A. D e a n , a g e n t ,
l>y required tonppcnr and nuH^cr the com
! plHiu* fi,cda»aiu«t you in tbo above eufci-
! tied court and suit in which Imogen*
i Baldie iu plaintiff and you, hcnryiDa'.dtc,
are defendant, on or before the first day of
tbe next regular term of court to be held at
tbe court House in Empire City in said
county, ooni'jieucinR ou Monday tbe 24th
[ day ot May, a . d ., 188«, and if you fail so
! ** «PPPnfRnd answer, the plaintiff will np-
! ply to the oonrt for the relief demand edin
,
u, wk;
TUnt thc m. r[1» Ke
! oontract existing between the plaintiff and
! tfie<leioiidant b« dissolved ; that the care
and custody of the minor children «>f said
occur iu the examination list which marriaRe t*e awarded plaintiff, tor the costs
have but one answer, but such ns and disbursements of this suit and for ail
; vtoultl compel them to study such equitable relief.
This summons is published by order of
Hurt, Phelps, Page Holbrook
Hou. K. S. llean. jud^e of the circuit court
1 ailtl otJlOli*, W lit» IlHVO C.Olklt’ IIS fd of the state of Oregon, for the second judi- ■
, ip to a f«*\v j » h ^PS tllf» PXperittliCPS o f
district, said order having date the 27th
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,
,
day of February, a . 1 «. 1886.
a li.o devoted to tlie cause of edti-
Sipliu &. Gray,
cation.
attoraeys for plaintiff.
mar23
Sau Francisco.
Coquille^City.
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MYRTLE DRUG STORE.
Myrtle Point, Ogn.
W. L. DIXON
Proprietor.
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Drnfrs. M H in n *. ’Paint*. Oils. Cnndi** Oiewr*. Totiaeco.
Fancy Articles. Stationery and tlie finest quality o f Reliool Book».
Ageut for ll e leadinsr sewinsr Machines, Mason A Hamlin or
gans, &r. Old W ines and Liquors of the best quailty.
F inscriptions carefully compounded
L I V E and L E T L IV E .
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