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TUESDAY, .lUXE 1. ISM.
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Cluirl*1)- I« 11 *)ujl«'iMini his sister.
Miss Mnrv, arrived in town l ues-
dav * mi a visit to friends
Wednesday was a windy tiny, ail
nmtsual thin«» when the sun shines
and the wind from the south.
A photograph gallery was Greet­
ed here recently by I. K. tN illard
and J.,A .
nllev for (.1. II. Ibuns-
dell.
Miss Josephine Kalem, after an
nbsenoe of sevtual months, return­
ed here last week to the delight of
her many friends.
Dr. Downing has moved his j
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residence t » Mr. Snyder’s place,
lately occupied by Harry Koberts,
near the H erald office.
I ittle Maggie Copley, Mr. Win.
Copley’s oldest child, is sorely af­
flicted with something like hone
erysipelas, but is improving.
Mr. l>. W. Carriger di •ove tii tine
bn ml of ft;l cattle to tlio bay on
Weil«. esday. Coquill e is the bt'SS
place for fat stock at * idi sense MIS,
Mr. A. Boy rie who lias l >et Ml in
Virginia City, New, G>r a coni >|c of
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years ket•ping books fcir a hu•! £ <
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wholesalt * house, is ex petL*ted hoime è"
soon.
Tl.t• (K cident N\ nter ci>mpany of
this place put in feed pipes to sev­
eral houses and shops !a.">t week.
There are near •”»() rent rates bieng
regal • riy paid, and th? company is h**l
out of debt.
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Honey was neve»* so plentiful
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and cheap liete os ; t present.
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splenidid aitici e in th e comb gel
for eiglit eelit>, and every hive
F8*
from a s<mu box up containi i
from 2J to 100 lbs.
For a n y thing in th e furniture line
call on Morrison k Son, Myrtle
Point. It is n >t only policy, but
duty as well, to patronize home in-
dlistry, and you will hardly find I
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more deserving gentlemen than
Morrison k Son.
The steamer being built for this i \.,y '
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river by ( ’apt. lined, on the bay, j B
ii is said, will lie a daisy. It is in- j
tended that die shall have a good '
rate of speed, and b<* supplied with j e*\
every convenience that could be de­ w
sired.
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J. I). (onfield came over from the
bay last week to look after his stage j
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rout« interests. It is likely that |
he was r.ot amassing a fortune veiv
rapidly, as lie reduced tiie service
between this place and 1 iter City
to a single round trip p *r day.
Geo. Flanagan recently drove
upwards of (>(H1 yearlings to Doug­
las county from this river.
He
lost one little fellow here, and it
has strangely taken np its nightly
qrarteis on the lowest step lead­
ing to the H Kit ALP otlice’ii press
room.
Joseph Fox came over from the
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bay last week and ransacked the
river from mis end to the other in
search of snag-1, preparatory to |
bringing the steamer Coos around
to ran here. Capt. H. W. Dunham i p
is Fox’s partner in this enterprise, j
and is an experienced steamboat i
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man.
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Mr. AY. M. Hilliard killed some 1 . I .
pigeons a few days ago and was ;
alniut making a potpie of them
when his cat, which he hml given
one of the birds, got sick and died. ! O
There are hundreds of people put-
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ting out poison for these trouble- ; Y fi
some birds, ami the one eating them
is taking chances.
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The Interior says that a Christian
ought to he honest first, ami then
pious if he can; but the usual prac­
tice among many is to he pious
anyhow and honest whenever it
comes handy.
Mother (at boarding-house):
Why, Freddie, you never ask for a
second piece of pie at home.
Fredie:
That’s cause 1 knew
’twan’t any use. Prairie Farmer.
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Horses and H iiß^its a t a il hours. Good
P a s to ra le hy the d ay, week or month,
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TO SAW FRANCISCO
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Coqùiiiv ( i.y, Ogu,
M rs. C. W. O live.
M rs. A. G. Aiken.
O L IV E & A IK E N .
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H .A 0IE S ANDOHUDREN S H A T S
F lo w e r s . C s tr ic li
licer of best ourdity always t< a1
P in n ie s an d .
hml at the Brewery, and orders
from all parts filled promptly.
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A- L- N osier, P ro p rie to r
Gents Clothing, Boots and Shcos.
Clocks, C u tlery, etc.
R u ch in g E m b ro id ery
V eilin g, S c a rfs etc- etc-
Hats trimed to order a speciality.
Straw , P lu sli. S ilk . S atin or Velvet, vh icb
we w ill sell cheap for casm .
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KAHEU in Groceries. Provisions, F ’.our,
Ijard. Feans, C andies, nuts, Toleicco.
C igars, C igarettes, etc., etc.
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ii Shingles. Hluikvs and pit-lets fumi ¿li­
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1 have attain taken possession of the
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R obinson H ouse , an d w ill spare no pains
or expense to m ake it pleasan t for quests.
A share of the patronage is Solicited
CABINET MAKER.
Foard am i lodging.....................................$4.00
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Hoard without lo d g in g .........................$5ES0
M eals
2.r>ct8 j aiad e. Saws filed and F urn iture Hep:... .
; All work done to order. P rices UeasoimMi
Location: Near Gold Peach Hotel.
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New Drugstore!
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Coquille City. Oregon.
I^ IV E yenrs'old in Ju n e ISSU, is a dark J . I i. N o h l k u ..................... Proprietor.
Ì ’ Hay I«! hands hipli. The above-nam ed I
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: orse w as sired by W oodbury, ho oy Wood-
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on hand a well selected
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stock of fresh and choice drugs and med­
icines.notions, blank books, school books
J a m w as an Eciipse m are: full J-ist ' i to J «nd everyth in g usually found in a first-class
fohn H enry.
druti store. Prescriptions carefu lly com­
Term s: For the season, .jHO: Tusr.rance,
pounded. Give him your orders.
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H is prices are as low as the lowest.
H h . ly lli;uiiY w ill stand a t M yrtle Point
vln-tr.
nul (\ q uille C ity.
John F erry,
•. Ison Foudon,
Owner.
Keeper.
Good pasture can be obtained f«,r m ares
i. Coquille C ity from W in. Copley.
W ill be in Coquille Cii\ M ondays. Tues
. . vs and V. edn -¿davs.
H i i i f h o l a n i’
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Er.ipirc CiiY and Drain’s Site ion
BIZ«I j Y ’S
C a r r y in g “ Tlio U- S- M ails
Weils, i'ar^o
Co s
M a r s h fie ld
Express
Soda Water S ir!:;
Jarvis. C raw ® t ft.
H. HUBEN, Proprietor.
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STAGE and STEAMBOAT line!
I EAVSES EM PIRE CITY AND I F ’ !N'S
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STATION EVERY
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY an d FRIDAY
Manufacturer of
The steam er J l ’NO or R E ST LE SS m eet«
LEMON SODA, CKEAM SODA, 8AKSA-
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stage a t the mouth of the U m pqua.
PAUlIiLA, G1N6EB ALE, CHAMPAGNE
New
and com fortable stages.
C1DEF. MINERAL WATER, also GCM
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are
to P ortlan d by th is route $14.f)0.
ill Fund VINEGAR.
Each
passenger
allowed AO pounds of baggage
A te n t for the Celebrated Orepou Grape
P assen gers are requested to be in Empire
R«x>t F itters.
C
ity the n igh t before departure.
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H n tn H tom » ,
four yenrs old, is about 17 hands' h i”h is
Any inform ation in regard to the above
• perfect pattern of sym m etry and beauty.
lin e can be procured a t th e R larco or C en tral
.e is biaek w ith variable dapples: was
hotels in M arsh f eld , and the post ollice or
ir«-d by! Muover*« P« rchcron. and his d un
in an y p ublic b '
in Em pire
V.oivim maw-.
lie is a No. 1 horse for
: work, and those It svino m are« to breed
PROPRIETOR,
•• • respect fully invited to exam ine him
C O Q U IL L E M IL L
-, fore passim »’an opinion. Term s,
for
L iv e r y , Feed a m i S in g e S ia M e .
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-Jo service.
by season. ^10 by insur-
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• ;v*n«r»ili;.y : s u:> d but ur -nt car.* w ill
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V’A’/iM/.S MODE 11ATK.
— DEALERS IN —
j r IM IK n!»ovo named s<alliou w ill m ake the
I piesent • < asoli ot Coquilb- City and at
! F. H. Tinsi.ins.* place on North C oquille'and
! a- C ntlip’s place on D aniel’s creek.
Black Prince
R. E. BUCK
Tug Company!!
i!:S TllUfiSiÈi Stilli!!
Yeung Rifleman.
W ill sii ml ih
i • :n .' places.
sensi-n i f ISi'fi at the fo!-
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From A * il 1st to July 1st.
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service bdi, season S l’ 2 ,
Insurance, S 15.
\ r OUNG R IF liE M VN. a blond b ay, VM
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iinnds high, is tile only genuine de-
■i.‘em lan t of old R iflem an stan d in g in th is
i ’o in ty . Old Rifiem an was sired by Im­
ported Glencoe and Young R illem nn's dam
w as Queen, hy Glencoe Chief, he bv Import-
le d Glencoe, his grand dam F onita was hy
i b.qeirted Glencoe.
G oim I pasture for mares sent to the Sum­
ner stable at £2 per month.
C are w ill he
taken to prevent accident, but no responsi-
j Dility assumed.
mart)
SiUiU’.vooi, & L uvak .
BLACKHAWKI
T im lin oSidli-K i .vi!l m ake the season of
l:T 'i at Coos river, Simm er, Norway, Coquil le
C ity ::ml Burton P rairie, com mencing Ajiril
f>, and en d in g J u ly f».
PKSCRtPTTON AND PBDTOBSK:
Dlaokhawk is a beautiful black stallio n , 5
ye :: s old M ay IS, over lb hands high an d
w eighs 1400 pounds: w-as raised by O tey
Boon, of Douglas county. H issto ck isM or-
e.in , Blackhaw k, Copperboltom, Percheron,
Money Changer and K entucky W hip.
BLACKHAWK
W ill m ake the season as follows: At R o b in ­
son's place op Coos river. F rid ay and S a t­
urday of eveby other w eek;Snm ner,M onday;
Burton P rairie. T uesd ay and W ednesday of
»•very other w eek; Norway, T hursday every
other w eek; Coquille C ity. F rid ay and S a t­
urday of every other week; a t my place on
j D aniels creek, T uesday. W ednesday and
i T hursday of every other w eek. For term s,
! see Post -rs.
N otick .—All possible care w iil b etak en to
I prevent accidents, but w ill not be responsi­
ble for an y.
L ib eral reduction w ill bo
made to persons across the b ay and a t a
j distance. Good pasture can be had at or
near each s ta n d .
JOHN HUDSON,
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Proprietor.
Co juilla City,
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FAMOUS
IL i X X I v I E S K
E. M. (ioTTsi hyi . k :
—"T he best itistru-
i n in it now existin g C e d a r , f i b , a s h , m a p l e , m y r t l e ,
i n b o t li h e m i- Alder ami spruce lumber always ou
s*i,h.-res.”
—**! Lave never seen hand and for sale at (lie lowest rates.
B H B s rrrr - r a n i;
C t . au v Lol l D
tLeir equ al.”
P.U’LTVi: I j S'CI
"T he Knabe P iano sur
prs.-ea a ll other makes.*’
The i>opular HARRINGTON PI VN
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the CHICAGO COT TAGE ORGAN.
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By the Tug KATIE COOK, on
the river and l >ar, at reasonable rates.
A. L. BANCROFT £ CO..
Sole Agents. 721. M :rket St... San Frnmisc.
J . K. II. yokniiui ' o , Blanco D rugstre. Slr-.rsl:
field, local ag en t.
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W. Gallier
BLACK-SMITHING
Timber, match-wood and stave tim­
ber purchased.
i Orders for llimiter filled in quanti­
ties to »uit, and tit the lowest living
rates.
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( HAS F. DOE.
Ibirkorsbm, Coos county Oregon,
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Z E L c rs e -S k ic e in g '
Neatly anti promptly done, at tin*
lowest living prices.
Shop next
| door east of Leneve’s drug store,
I Coquille City, Oregon.
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P R O P P aE T O R ,
fomet if
The people of the C oquille river shoe Id
la*ar in m ind, th at ns good l*l»ologr;»|*li*>
as enn be obtained on the Pacific coast, i-.ro
made hy G. H. R amspkpl , of M yrtle 1’oi-it.
W ill soon have completed a floating
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Store,
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m non1 you
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CONSTANTLY
Keejis
An assortment of
Hoots and shoes,
Hats and caps,
.S L I E S T P A L A . C E
W ith which h<* w ill v isit every i*oint
on the river between M yrtle Point mid
Bandou, and be prepared to do San F la n -
cisco work a t less than Sail Francisco prices.
W ill lx* fu lly prepared to make P ictures in
a ll sty le s known to the a rt, from the sm all­
est Gem to a Photograph 17 x 27 inches.
All he asks is for people to compare his
work w ith th a t of others.
Mr. R. has become a perm anent citizen
of Coos County, and it is to the in ter' s"
of the people to patronize home indsstr.v
and thereby keep the money in the ooimtry
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Stationery, Inks,
Dry goods and
Clothing La­
dies. Gents
ami Childrens
General fur­
nishing goods;
also groceries,
Canned goods,
Cigars, tobacco
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trues, giM>d, large house and wtxidshed. etc.,
apply a t th is oflice or to li. Kern, M arshfield.
est
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price for country
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produce
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