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Nogals, A m zona, June 9 .--T h e
Parliament will be dissolved on
question of using bloodhounds for
the 28th.
the pursuit of Apaches is again
i to a story which she was reading.
(lennaii) is» mounting her infant- discussed. The trouble experienc-
Miss Folsom ami the president
on bycicles.
ed by the army is not so much how
were talking together, standing at
COSTIVENESS
ft chair ami devoting her attention
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scoli u n : .
The following is a special to the tho door leading into the corridor,
Portland daily News:
The Cleveland
1 he president and party return- to kill
1 alu[ looking at the portraits of the ,
leader’s corres-
jxmdent, “Carp,” sends to that pa-
presidents which line its walls.
moment later they strolled
A|
brought about:
Tho sub-treasury of San
down | cisco is said to he
per the following account of how toward the east room, and strolled
the engagement
between
Miss
Folsom and drover ( levelaml was
^ nshington on the 8th.
short
81800.
them.
Fran- i
Apaches as how to catch
It is claimed that by using
bloodhounds the trail can be pur-
another | sued by night as well as by cay.
Indians can inevitably be caught
c
This plan meets
iirin in arm into the conservatory.! ’ Chinese to the number of 838 ar- by their bey.
phis was dimly lighted and the air rived in San Francisco r. tew d a y s the sanction of old Arizona army
officers high in rank.
It is hoped
was full of roses. They walked up! ago from China.
N EW
Steward & Paden, Props.,
GoquiHe City,
Bilious Disorders.
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FU R N ITU R E
jj I a KSUFIULD,
Nichols Bros.
Myrtle Point, Or.,
A dispatch from New York, s a y s :! to bring the price of real butter up
to Miss Folsom be taken to Europe
change from that of tho father to anti spoutl ©oni© time iu travel to A prominent banker, who acts as j to a fair rate.
Oleomargarine or
iijììfsriìi IsrciMie,
ver
Cleveland's
love
that .o f the lover.
H is
flowers and
H e sent her , with the president.
wrote
It was finally
stories of his experience at Albany,
agreed to furnish enough money
C a t h o lic C h in e s e
El Paso, June
Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps,
9 .— Sam
King,
Di ngs and Medicines of all Kinds,
ous land; he seems to have forgot­
ten the old “ saw’’ of, a new broom
amcl G lass TVaro.
Which will1 be sold at the lowest living
f()1- a magnificent wardrobe for the said tube the richest Chinaman in Ac., but we are glad he is pleased.
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cash p::c« s or given in exchange for
presidential canvas, and her en- bride. The whole affair was to be America, whose wife is a New Or­
Jesse Applegate, an early pio­
Wool, Hides, Eggs and a!! Kinds of
thusiusm pleased the President kept a strict secret, and the marri­ leans lady, had u christening party neer in this state, is sadlv dement-
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F arm Produce
more than anything else connected age was .to take place immediately at his residence yesterday, to wit­ ed.
For which a market can ha f.mml, and the
with the campaign.
The possi­ upon the return of M iss Folsom ness the reception of his infant son
highest prices will he allowed.
The Aceme Electric Belt leads
bility of marriage, which had been from Europe.
Call and price goads before purchasing
into the Catholic Church.
Gov­
elsewhere.
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the
van
in
perfection
and
juice.
slowly working its way into Presi­
ernor Sheldon, of the Texas Pacif­
She was deeply interested in his
T in -
dent Cleveland’s heart, became a
stronger force than ever.
l*roh il»iti<»a
V o le .
W hile wo cannot give the exact
H e be­
ic, acted as godfather.
A
number
of prominent people witnessed tlir-j
came now thoroughly in love, and figures on the prohibition vote at
ceremony.
at the time he was elected Presi­ the election just past, enough is
known to convince the most skep­
dent he determined that he would
circulation,
from
C o iii^ iiiiii Hai- B u ll i l i l i * in«-«»*».
N ew 'York, June 9 .- John Í.
propose during tiie first year of tical that it is growing very rapid­
Sullivan is expected here to d; y
the administration.
H e felt very ly, and that at no very distant da)
will cut a big figure in tlie poli-
^n-s l’0011 negotiating h r S O I'B
delicate about it, however, for the
tie
tics of this state.
Just which j time for tho purchase of
reason that Miss Folsom was so
party will take up their cause, we * entral Park Hotel, a fine eight
much younger than himself, and
are not going to predict, but it is 1 *J°ry building on the coiner of
that she was his ward.
Still lie
certain
that
the time is c o m -; ‘^oventli avenue and I ift\-nii.d)
thought she loved him, and he
be glad to 'street. It is said Sullivan’s 'vi.-dt
knew that he was more and more G'S when either wi i
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iu love with her every day.
This espouse the temperanee cause, ta- ! js b>r tue purpose of buying this
was the state of affairs when
Miss at
l e a s t o n e ’ > v o u l.a
b e le cl
think ! kotel mid locatingvi;
New 1 ork.
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Frankie and lier mother came a t ! 80 h'°m the rapid growth of l he
This is going to be
his invitation to spend a week or prohi vote.
gives
relief
pain and nervousness, and
Speedily
Cures
wakefulness,
spasms and all nervous diseases,
ib.sonleis of the liver, kidneys,
neural.
h;g<>,
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purr.ly^is,
incipient
eolie
U Ml—Z.m
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t «
o n a k O >> o f
A gen t,
At Bianco Drug Sture, Marslifield.
liti 3m
so at the W hite House during the the outgrowth of this question in o’clock to night a fire was discover­
this
state.
It
may
be
that
the
es­
ed
at
No.
7G4
Market
street,
in
the
j
-
last Easter vacation.
They thor­
F 'o r S a l e
oughly enjoyed the visit.
Presi­ pousing party may have to acqui­ Magnolia restaurant and spread to
N E \rok e o f c ii'h t -y iv . r -o lil. S* V •n-fiK»t.
tw o - in c h oXt 11. o li o tl iT (• \ \ ar-< ' Id , t w o
esce
in
some
matters,
but
they
will
Goldstinn’s
fringe
factory
at
No.
dent Cleveland was being exulted
practice before
|the Patent Office snd have prepared
/more than O n e H u n d r e d Thou**
<%and application» tor jKiteDt® in tno
L’ uiti d State» and foreign countne».
r Caveats, Trade-Mark», Copy-right#,
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— Assignment«, and all other papor# for
j ^» curing to inventor» their right# in the
M ’ nitcd States, Canada. England, rr#DC6(
¡(«ermany and other formgn cotintrie«, pre-
[ pared at short notice and on reasonable tern#.
Information r.s to obtaining patents cheer-
S 3 fuHv given without charge. Hand-books oi
infa»rinati‘»n sent free. ^ Patents obtained
thru, ugh Munn & Co. are noticed in tboScion tine
Amor.cun iiot. The ml«.«lit**» of sucb BOtiM1»
kell Hfd. r-.to d bv nil person* who wish todia-
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311 Drosdwsy. Wow York.
Myrtle Petit Nursery,
Li
> llOBAGATOR of, nml dcaUr iu Fniit
1'ret-a and small’ fruits.
He k^eps
cansamtly ou hand a well regulated «usort-
meiit. cheaper than the cheapest.
S.-ud in your orders no pains spared to
ive f;.!l satisfaction.
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Tho most popular W e e k l y n ew iptptr d«TOt*d
to*ci«-m;e, mechanics,cuKirworin* di«coT*ri*«, in­
vention., and patent« ever published. Every nom -
b«*r illustrated with splendid cncravinjs. This
publicat ion furnihhusa most valuable encyclopedia
of information which uo i*er^on rhould be withont.
IThe popularity o f the ScurSTlFIO A mkricah »•
eurh that it* circulation nearly cijuals that of all
other papers of its class combined. Price. $3 2D*
venr. Discount to Clubs. Sold by *11 newsdealer*.
I.1UNN i CO., Publishers, Wo. 3CI15roadway, W. * .
* n e i * | i V | f t M u n n i C n . havo
!. F. Noyes,fProprietor,
coldness of l.ands and feet, back-
aclie, spinai woakuess, inai-.- infirni-
ai d< bility.
Single circuit belt, 85;
circuii belt, 88.
Biel ;n Frames. Door and Window Frames,
made. Sa-.vs filed, and Furniture Repaired.
VRiwork don«- lo order. Priees|Ri*flSonnblo.
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a: E; :.rSteamer Landing.g
All those owing James Burke on note or
lx;ok account will come forward and sittio
the same with me, they having been placed
in my hands for collection.
Glias. E. Edwards.
Myrtle B *u*
B1, 1 ir i
siom;u*!i, bowels;
MKERS.
Myrtle Point, Oregon,
It equalizes the
instant
CABINET
Non««-:
Remember it is warranted to give
full satisfaction.
A ls o
IfA I b i t
glowing accounts of that wi-mler-
and cannot find them,
her humorous j agreed upon, and the grandfather
B U IL D E R S ,
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Dry Goods and Clothing,
she was doing so,
as “ the Governor.
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And
Will keep constantly on hand
1 ; cent article of genuine butter,
money, and as he liked the presi­ demand for bonds is excessive.
changed the tone of her letters to dent he was enthusiastic, on the never before had so much difficulty j D kadgone on ir. Mr. Pozicr,
who left ibis place some weeks ago,
him.
She stopped calling him j sabject of ,narria{ge. The E u ro p e -! in purchasing available securiti
“ Uncle Cleve” and spoke of him ! ail trip was afterwards talked over i I hold an order for 81,500,000 bonds for southern California writes back
knowing that
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1
Dealers in
began
letters to , Gt herself for the
position she
the position
she was investment broker tor some of the j bull buttei as it is familial lv
Miss Folsom became more tender, to assume as the first lady of the largest concerns in this country j called along the coast, can t begin
The present j to compete for market with a de­
and she, at the same time inwardly laud. H e offered to furnish the and Europe, says:
C 'aq m lle, C ity Ogn.
lit U M
The next time he proposed marriage, and Grandfath­ Seattle grand Jury. H e is to re- same in a proper manner so that
saw her they chatted and laughed er Folsom, who was withal a sensi­ ceive no pay and is to pay 1 1 is own j consumers can know just what they
over the report. After a time Gro­ ble fellow, proposed at once that expenses- -simply work for glory, i are buying, will have a tendency
O oX .
Dealer in Furniture, Door«, Glaus and Pic
tore Fran; s, etc., and agent for White’s
Sewing Machines.
vltiltf
AYER’S PILLS.
gaged to her.
STORE,
I?’. IVtl^rlr, IPrcp.,
Dyspepsia,
Id H l
Oregon,
EEP Constantly
on hand n good
Supply of fresh and choice meats, and
Deliver the same to any point of the river
ou Short Notice.
n.°»7 tf
Among the warning symptom« of Biiious-
ness are Nausea, Dizziness, Headache,
Weakness, Fever, Dimness of Vision,
Yellowness of Skin. Pains in the Side,
Back and Shoulders. Foul Mouth. Furred
Townie, Irregularity in the action of the
Bowels. Vomiting, etc.
The Stom ach suflV rs when the bowels
are constipated, and Indigestion or
A petrified Indian has been dis- that (Jen. Miles will gire the idea
I he only fear is that the
ry of th,‘ President’s engagement, j banks of tlowers for perhaps a full | covered in Florida. A stone jar a trial.
H e has known Miss io lso m hum * : half hour, talking earnestly, and ; containing 82,300 in Spanish coin secretary of war might character­
follows. Fetid Breath, Gastric Bains,
ize such warfare as “ inhuman.”
she was a baby.
He has dandled ; their voices were as tender as the Wtt8 founa buried with the giant,
Headache, Acidity of the Stomach. \N ati r-
hrash. Nervoitsne'ss.and Depression,arc all
her on his knee as a little girl, and , forget-me-nots they passed, amii
rr,
i t i
>«. n
r
cvidi n< . - of the piv-cii. c of this ilistn - -
H o u g h o n t h k b i r d s . — The con-
iiiir maladv. A Sure Relief for irreci.-
has boon her great fric-ml nil lier : t|,e c.mversatio«, tleciileilly person-
1" 1 ocsl1
' *e
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nor Washington, and now it : staut banging of ye old shot gun
jaritii s of the Stomach and all consequent
diseases, will be found in t lit* use of
life. She used to call him > „clo a, to themselves, was unJet tho |
the tlie pubUe „h ere j« ,! about strar. berry patches lately
Clove, and lie 1ms kept up a c o r -, rose m lnore senses than one.
,
f,
.
..l,,,,,, n.n Kt-j,n
| will reside after lie retires from the i recalls tne sounds along tno skim-
respomlence with her for jeais. I hey came from tho conservatory
They stimulate the stomach, free the
presidential chair.
, ish line of a quarter century ago.
bowel«, healthfully invi orate the torpid
H e never thought of her in tlic4 . witii
lmj)py ]t>ok uptiii tlieir fn.ces.
liver and kidneys, and by their clean-ing.
The election in Curry, it is said,
W on . Judging from the number
healing and tonic properties, strengthen
way of marriage until a year or so v|jss p\,lsom Was blushing deeply
and purify the whole system, and restore
W e un- j of new hats circulating about town
ag.
Sin' had gone away to school j alu| the president held in lus hand j shows republican gains.
it to a salutary and normal condition.
rr.KPAREo ny
elected j since the election somebody inns*,
a girl, ami came back a woman. a red rose from her boquet d u 1 derstand the democrats
D r. J . C. A yer M C o., L o w ell, Mass.
Still he never thought of tho pos­ corsage. The engagement had been ■ three men among whom is our ! have been good on election propli-
Bold by all Druggists.
.
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worthy
friend
F.
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..LangIois,
as-
j
ecy.
sibility of an old fellow like him made in the conservatory. It was
\Vni. Hotirii.
.ta-. Hurlo
j “ H oj . y margarine .” — S hould the du . r. i-.vuîd -
marrying such a pretty young girl not announced to Mrs. Folsom un­ sessor.
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Steps have been taken to secure'bill now pending in, congress be- u s u r
as Frankie’ Folsom, until while he til a day or two later, and to Miss
p H 'M l Ì
was Governor at Albany some Cleveland even later still.
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Short­ tlie services ;>f lien Fuller to <le- ■ come a law compelling the m:imi-
fend
the
Internationa!
Workman
facturers
of
oleomargarine
to
take
match-making correspondents dis­ ly after this Miss Folsom wrote to
nip any.
A IT
seminated a report that he was en­ her grandfather telling him of her who have been indicted by th e : out a license, and also brand th e
I heard last night a curious sto- | aml down its aisles between the
Meat Market,
nfleets seriously till the digi*Hi\o and
assimilative organs, including the K id ­
neys. AVlim theseoiyaas are so afleeted.
they fail to extract from the Mood the
uric acid, which, carried through the cir­
culation, causes I »lieu m utism aud Neu-
rulgia.
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The functions of tho Liver arc also
afleeted l»y costivoness, causing
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îlg’ars and Oi-
de:
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. Hansen, Prop.
A**f-nt for GibtiSoVs fine whiskies, an AAA
v.! 1 ;kv. Also ngenl for the CELEBRATED
CHICAGO BEER and POUTER at whole­
sale and retail. The celebrated BOCA beer
on draught and in bottles.
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San Francisco, June 9.— At 8:15
Coming, Coming, Coming ! ! !
o
to the skies in the newspapers and
have to do that as the probis have 7GO Market street, also
the air of
shown a disposition to be dictated shoe
toadying
was full of his praises.
Washington
factory,
Jones'
W ill
W hite House was very beautiful ble feeling against the new p a r -1 to Stevenson street and also rujpcd .
Gardens.
W ill
in contrast to cold New York. The ty in many parts, but politicians | the Cremona
grass was beginning to creep out see the inevitable, and a number Finck’s loss is 810,000, fully insur-
of^the ground, and the buds were liave expressed themselves since ed. The tot \1 loss is about 820,000.
showing signs of bursting forth the vote of Monday a week to the The cause of the fire was a defec-
into the leaves of early spring. effect, that two years lienee they tive flue.
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The crocuses were in’ bloom.
The wil1 lnake a
President’s mansion was filled with
on tllis question.
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T r a n s c o n t i n e n t a l.
San
[Coast Mail.]
Francisco,
June
9.— The
The steamer Coos Bay took a Oregon Transcontinental election
flowers from its greenhouses, and
tho great conservatories were one ¡full cargo of match and stave wood will result in an eflort to give the
mass of blossoms and green.
I t on her last trip
company increased power in Nor­
down,
The Arago made a quick trip in thern Pacific matters. It was held
eaten their j Coos bay after coal.
She arrived here for the purpose of controlling
w’as the day after a reception, and I
tho family
had
just
Said Vice-
dinner from the elegant china mid ! at tbo bunkers about 8 o’clock Sun- the Northern Pacific.
fine cut glass of the presidential flay night and left, after taking on President W illim s to a press rep­
table.
M iss Folsom had picked 700 tons of coal, at 5 o’clock next resentative: “ That Oregon Trans­
continental company as now formed
up the elegant bouquet du corsage morning.
A few gentlemen went over the as at present managed, cannot ac­
plate, and had pinned it into the ! bar with the tug on Saturday and complish anything decisive. Last
lace at
her neck.
President devoted a few minutes to c<xl fish- year it endeavored to do so, and
Cleveland, contrary to his usual big.
They caught about 500 will of course the present year.”
which
was
laid
beside
lie r !
custom, came to the table in full pounds, and say the fish grasp the
dress.
H is day had been a pleas- books greedily, tbe fisherman pull-
anyone, and lie was feeling very
good humored.
The dinner pass­
bi two at a time,
Uncle Hugh
Duffy
After the dinner, which lasted
about one hour, tao party adjourn-
Ail
4 I. a L I .«/V ____ I -.1*
ed to tho blue parlor for a moment,
and then began
to scatter,
Miss
Raleigh, N. C., Juno
8.— Local
of
Myrtle
day at many points in
yester­
the
state.
The prohibitionists carried the day
at Raleigh by sixty majority
ami i
also the following places: Uoucord,;
Oxford,
Kingston,
W ar ronton,
Salem, Apex,
Henderson,
Louislmrg,
Bearsfoot,
Finston,
Sabord.
tinner The anti-prohibitionists carried the
b
Durham,
and « lien getting dry wet again election at Charlotte,
Holly
! w ith the same ( without taking off,) Frauklinton, Readesville,
contiuue till the pain ceases” a n d ! S l)rin8 9> Moorhead, Asher, Golds
i,)1)f,er onft j ay
boro, Littleton and
Statesville
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N o license for the sale of spirituous
^ Subscribe for the H erald .
liquors goes into effect at once.
She liad noveo Hef-iuf-,] happier, ¡Fu'llicX’ w raptbis on
1 the ,,res" le" t tl,ou« ht llft
seen her look more beautiful.
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S o u th e r ii T e m p e r a n c e .
option elections were held
ed off very agreeably.
Miss F ol­
Point sends us tho following re-
som was talking of her school days,
eeipe for felon:
and she kept the party in a roar of
For felon, take yellow clay two
laughter by her stories of W ells
(by
measurement), gum
college and tho secret love affairs
camphor one; dry the clay, pulver­
o f the beautiful girls who attended ize both, wet with alcohol to a soft
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-y e a r o l d s . o n e t o »v. o m 4 c o w ;t !Ui Ca i f .o n e
o n e fou r- V a n r o l d hor¡8<‘, OÎU* SCVI* n -v ta r
Finck’s old horse, sixteen le ad oi hogs, two or three
There is consulera-1 cutlery factory, and burned through doxen hens, For any further information
to by none.
The waim
sole
to
the
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i a 1 on the undersigned or lu’dre .s ihe s'iiiie.
Joseph F. Noyes,
Mvrtle Boilit, Coas Co., Oree.
N O T IC E
‘ roiling Town of S. IV. Orwroii !
I a hereby Riven, tu all whom it may con cern :
That tho unilcruii'iii'd will not lx ri-spoiiBildo for
any del>tn con tra cted ,or fo r any work done on tho
claim at Italian liar (known now an H. H. L ow e's
I’cw town- I ;()««(• 1 ! i n;;lur:il a<lviinl;ig(*s'’ tlud (Vquille enjoys, and wliieh will, in
claim , t>. D. E li'iu ’a claim or James A ikon’ s claim j
lo lilo«M*m
tlie rose. D has a beautiful and pleasant site,
the ncarTuture, c:iu«t
ami worked by Elgin, L o w p & Aiken in copartner- j
ship i until further notice, or until wo have paid up being «itmited, l'or ti e im t pan, « it a level plateau on the sunny side of the Coquille
all outstanding accounts, and have had a settle­ River, thirty mile-, from tin* Pacific ocean, which is reached every day by a four hours
ment o f our busiue«H between ourselves,
steamer ride. Coquille City U at the center <»f the eon verging wagon road’system o f Coos
Dated at Myrtle P o in t ,, It. H. Low e.
Countv, and is ;.t the head» l’ deep-water navigation,and in the central part of a vast body
Coos County, Oregon, - O . 1>. Elgin.
A u g u st 15th 1S85.)
of rich, river both m land, which ¡-the source of all true and enduring prosperity
The
NOTICE FOB F I BLICATION.
eounti v round about is tilled w ith preeioii- m< 'tils, minerals and coal to an unparalleled
Land Ollu o at Roseburg Oreo >n, )
extent, and is covered with a variety of timber that for quantity and quality is not ex­
April 24. 188G.
)’
As a dairying and stock-
'OTICE is hereby nivon that tho follow­ celled by that of any place on the C'oa-t, if, indeed equaled.
ing-named settler has tiled notice of raising country, and a sanit arium for those seeking health.it is bound to come to the front
his intention to make final proof in support
rank. The. fishing industry will prove .an imp »riant factor, while the numerous mills and
of his claim, and that said proof will be factories, completed, in course of construction, and contemplated, will make tho whole
made before the Clerk of Coos County, at county a buzzing hive of industry and wealth.
Coquille City is in the center, is tho
Empire City, Oregon, on Wednesday, June most eligible and will enjoy all.
Its school, church, and society advantages are second
IU, 188(>, viz: S. B. Barrows, pre-emption to none in the county. Building’materia! is cheaper at t li is point than at any other in the
D. S. No. 4437. for the S. y2 of S. E. 'n , N. W. county. It has tho advantag« s of a corporation, and is to soon have a mountain stream
*4 of S. E. q ami S. W . q of N. K. ], Sec. of water run through it for protection against (ire. Projierty reasonable.
(5 Tp. 28 S. li. 12 west, Wil. Mer.
J. A . D e a n , a g e n t ,
M . J. M c D o n a l d , fr.or.,
lie names the following witnesses to
Coquillo City.
Ean Francisco.
prove his continuous residence upon, and
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cultivation of, said land viz:
J. F. Barrows
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L. C. Gibson
( all of Coquille City,
V. N. Perry
[ Oregon.
T. A. Walker
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