Coquille City herald., June 15, 1886, Image 3

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L O C A L I T LM S.
A dance will be given in this
Mr. and Mrs. John Donaldson,
of Iowa slough, were in town on place next Saturday night.
H ayin g is just commencing.
business last week.
Fisherman are putting in a trap
Mr. Church, n now oonior, 1ms
John Clinton informs us that be below Dngnell's ferry on Kogue
charge of Mr. Haskins
horse,
is [mtting in timber out at bis log­ river.
Black Prince.
Look out for posters for the Odd
Fred Jarvis, of Empire, anil J. ging camp now in good shape.
D. Garfield, of Marshtihl, were in
Frank Docker runs a daily stage Fellows’ installation and ball on
town ¡Saturday.
line between this place and Myrtle July 5th.
Mr. II. Williams and wife, of Point, carrying freight and passen­
The w ild blackberry crop will be
Catchen creek, attended preaching gers.
light in most places owing to the
here on Sunday.
The democratic rooster, which late frosts.
J. A. Simon was elected justice
has been a rare bird in Oregon for
Thirty men are engaged in peel­
of the pence for this precinct, and
a
number
of
years,
will
again
ap­
ing tan bark on Hogue river. \\ hy
L d Gallier constable.
pear. Portland News.
not some here?
S. McClosky and J. A. W aller
Mrs.
J.
S.
Coke
and
her
youngest
are about ready to commence mak­
Mr. Blodgett ami family, of
ing brick at Norway,
son, and Mrs. Jno. Darker, of Dora, Harrisburg, arrived in town last
Master | night on route to the Handolph
Travel with Copley and Tennis- were in town Saturday.
sou, the new managers of the stage James Coke called on us.
! mines.
line running to I t ter Citv.
For several days lost week the
No bettor bargains cun be found
1 % 4
road
between
this
[»lace
and
l
ttor
TlicJ Dcntocrtt ts 1 M0L\cd til:o entire
, in any store in Coos county than
City
was
kept
hot
by
stages,
from
Ciunity ticket i; 1 Dei:itoii county,
those offered by W ill A verill at
ten to twelve trips being made over Damlon.
AVith the excc['ti on of 1 .‘loi k.
W 0 hear a gri»at numy wishing it daily.
W i l l w ants w o o l .— See W ill
Wo failed to get out an extra
it wouhl ruin. It will be s»inguini
if we tin not havV l ur iregul nr Juno last week, as announced, for tho
reason that some who we depend­
ruin.
Dr. 1). L. S tlH4e, tho ilontiüt ed on for the results from the d if­
ferent precincts got drunk or for­
I” tsseil through th Í8 [Ilace Thürs-
day for Myrtle Point. Mrs. Steele got it.
Averill’s ml. He wants wool, and
the inducements he offers me
enough to secure it.
(.on«! l i a n D e a d .
Fncle John Levnr, one <4’ this
world’s noblemen, died at bis 1. .¡no
at Sumner in this county last Wed­
nesday night, l i e had been ailing
for two weeks with a severe pain
in the region of the heart, and this
is what caused his death. Mr. I.e-
var was one of Coos county’s pio­
neers, but lias left here on two or
three different occasions and lived
in different parts for a while, but,
in his own language,as “ Coos county
did a better part for him than any
other,” he returned each time, and
the last with the determination to
make it his permanent home. He
was liberal even to a fault, and no
man can say lie was wronged by
this just man ho would suffer a
wrong rather than to commit ono
in retaliation.
H e was a great
friend of this little paper, and of­
ten expressed a willingness to give
it any assistance should we need
that. That, and his noble and ster­
ling qualities as a man, have caus­
ed the writer*to look on him as ¡i
father. A wife and son are left
here to mourn his death, and they
have the sympathy of the whole
county.
irs, "°™
'1
house and lot <>n First st.,
jus! i>t of, ¡uid adjoining H. E.
Diu k - place in this t o v . i s offered i
very cheap.
Enquire of Chas.
Watkir.s.
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s o m k ia
Front Street,
MARSHFIELD,
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The stage route from Empire
City to Drain’s, is now in fine con­
dition. Passengers put through to
the railroad the same day, without
extra charge, when requested.
Fare to Portland by this route,
only $11.40.
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Opposite
O'Connell’s,
Si
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O re g o n .
Mi nis from r>:M0 to 9, a. m.; 12:30 to 2 p. m.
ami 5:30 to !) p. in..
MeuI s ......... ....................2.>cts.
No Chinese Employed.
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im u t k ik
Si
n i a
\\ ashingtou, June 11.— Sirs.
Hoyt, the president's sister, left the !
White House this morning fori
nl * vj
Buffalo, accompanied by
Mrs. I
Cleveland. Thus is the honeymoon !
-A .1 1 K i n d s
severed.
o f y HAULING
ZDozie a t a Inert n o tic e .
The Best Bargain-
» acres of good IK»tto
hr d, s* von |
1 331 miles
below Coquille City, on the river, 1
price S 12 J 0 . Liberal, time on >’ 1 in » < f the* I
amount. ' ! wenty-onc* [ head of catti*
for !
«•ion. Enquire* of S. W . Gilman, or at this i
ollice.
n llt f.
Hack Con.lecling with both Steamers.
G. A. Grown Proprietor,
F. M . Decker, Agent.
nlStf
71vC.
O L IV E HOTEL,
Wool! Wool! Coquille City, Oregon.
JAS. CARTWRIGHT, Prop.,
Those wishing tv» visit the bay
will make time by going with
Copley A Tennisson. They carry
Ani paying ITets. Cash for good wool in
Charley Mathison, son of It. the mail, and are always on time.
accompanied him.
uooil shape delivered here at Gamb it.
Meals ¡it ¡ill Hours,
I will pay 17‘ iCts., one-half in merchandise,
Mathison
the
boot
maker,
arrived
Miss Louisa iiundlcman and
At from 25cfs Upwards.
Hemembrr the Odd Fellows’
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or IT’ o out of my store. Gri tig on your good
here
yesterday
after
an
absence
of
r i ''l I i S Popular Hotel has recently been
Slioi £**r a Hear.
Mrs. Van Leu ven ,of Hear creek,
public installation and ball to be
wool at once. I keep a first-class store of
4 put in better order than ever before,
-ox
years.
His
friends
were
glad
come up on Thursday.
W e ac­
given here on the evening of July
and
is truly a favorite resort.
Jas. F. Cox, the 17-year-old son
to
see
him
the
boy
of
six
years
knowledge a pleasant call.
I ke tabi* s are supplied with all tho deli­
5th. A glorious time will be had
of Dock Cox of Floras creek, w as liti!
ago a man.
cacies to be had, and in style to suit the
and do not foiget to come.
The prohibition vote will l>e
shot and killed a few days ago by Flour, Bacon & Potatoes most fastidious epicure.
Mr. Robert Starkey, of Newport,
about as many thousands this year
Its dining-rooms and sleeping apart­
i Averill is the new name given Fittie Anderson who mistook him Always on Hand, and every thin*.» sold at
formerly
on
the
editoral
staff
of
ments are second to no hotel in Southern
Terms Cash.
as it was hundreds two years ago.
the town of Damlon at the month for a bear while they were out Gedrocl: prices.
Oregon.
W.
II.
Averill.
t
h
e
Hr.
b
a
l
d
,
has
been
appointed
Do you see anything in this?
of the Coquille, but this doesn’t hunting.
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Jas. Cartwright, Prop.
Town of Averill (better known as Gandon).
poet laureate for the occasion of
effect the price of goods at A verill’» S I it seems that five young men
The boys of Myrtle^ Point have
nit
the coming national anniversary at
I store. They ¡ire down to bed rock went out on a two or three day’s |
signified a willingness to play a
M
yrtle
Point.
Coquille City nine a game of base
and will remain there.
hunt, and that Anderson and Cox
The
G.
A.
R.
camp
fire
and
picnic
\
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K
i
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ball on July 3rd. at Myrtle Point.
separated from the other three and
TI to U ndersigned
at Myrtle Point on July 3rd. will
H as
[).
]j.
Sta
le,
31.
/>.,
trill
visit
floe Cisna, who is mining at the
went their own way, and had gone
O PENED
be live. People are requested to (\uptdtc ( i/t/ on 3fonday, .Tune
black sand mines, was in town
into the mountains about four
bring their baskets well filled, sup- 21st,and trill remain 8 or 10 days.
¡Saturday.
Joe has a crew of men
miles,v. hen their dogs routed some- i
il
pleiue itary to the dinner given by Persons desiring dental work done,
at work and is making $3 per day
thing which bayed in a gulch.
the boys in blue.
’ trill do well A» call early.
Young Cox proposed that one go
to the man.
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Steele,
31.
Ik
A social dance will be given in
oil
each
side
of
the
gulch
and
close
;
Frcrn
Hubert P»eatv, of Whisky lluii,
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rupper’s new hall at Daiulou, on
in and give the object of their,
C oon C o i n i l j U e o t i o H .
has been in town several days un­
a n d
Saturday
evening,
July
3rd.
A
search no show to escape. In go­
der the doctor s care,
lie has one
The election in this county a
Is i »re pared to buy or sell for
of the sorest lingers we have seen, good time is promised. The hall is week ago yesterday passed off ing down the hill young Anderson
C a r r y i n g ; t i n e TU. S .
li*K-D) feet and the iutention is that
reasonable consideration.
saw what he supposed to be a bear
but it is thought :t may yet be
quietly so far as ive have heard
this shall be second to no dance
H e Inis the following for sale:
and watched it till he was satisfied
saved.
save at M yrtle Domt, where a little
ever given at Damlon.
lie was correct ns to what the ob­
Master Bertie Dean, sen of R. J.
wool-pulling was
engaged
in.
The Greatest Bargain Out!
For constitutional or scrofulous
To his
Dean of this place, broke both
There was so much scratching that ject was and fired at it.
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i Acres of good, cleared, liottom land,
catarrh, and for consumption in­
a n d
bones in bis arm just above the
it would require more than an consternation he heard the cries of
— ' ' ' " on Four- Mile creek. 8 miles below
duced by the scrofulous taint,
Bandon. The place is nearly all under a
wrist on Thursday.
Dr.
Le-
election to determine the political his young friend and hastened to
go.dl
stout fence and is in tame grass.
A yer’s Sarsaparilla is the true rem­
neve set the limb and the boy is
complexion of the county.
From see if he had killed him. ( ’ox had
»quille City every
'FACES will leave C*
Coquille
Price
!? 2 insi, including seven young horses.
edy.
It has cured numberless
day (except Sunday» at A a. in. and 1 p.
the best we can learn it stands received a mortal wound, the ball
getting along nicely.
Inquire of Mrs. Erickson on the premises,
ni. connecting with steamer each trip for all
cases. It stops catarrhal discharg­
about 135 republican. In the dis­ entering his back and ranging points on Coos bay. Leave I t ter City every or of the undersigned.
A whole delegation of lawyer«,
es, and removes the sickening odor
trict Dean, republican for circuit downward came out near the groin, day ( except Sundays) at 9 a. m. and 3:30 p.ni.
including Judge Dean and Dis­
A iriYji! rhaiire for mnkng Money*
indications of scrofula,
Passengers by morning stage con vGit
passing
through
the
entestines.;
|j \ A C B E S of excellent timber, fir and
judge, was elected by a fair major­
trict Attorney Hamilton passed
cedar, near Coquille City, for sale at
\\ illie Schroedor, the little crip­ ity, while Jimmy Hamilton the Anderson nssisted, and lie walked Marshfield and Empire City having two
hours in each place, returning to Cojuille reasonable rates.
through town Friday en route for
For particulars, enquire
ple, is having a building put up at i democratic candidate for prosecut­ home, being half a day in making City t lit* same day.
<
>
t
J.
C.
Laird
or
of
the undersighed.
Lllensburg where they go io hold
the mouth of Halls cretfk to bo ing attorney was elected by a rous- the four miles. On arriving home, ■
Fare,
Ons
B)olla.r.
T U G E E LO T S .
i
circuit court for Curry county.
Always go with the mails and make con­
A lions * of ■> roomscenterally located in
occupied by himself as a store and i ing one. In the county, republi­ a messenger was sent lie* e for Dr.
nect ions.
Little attention was paid to the
Coquille Cit> very cheap for cash.
Downing, but the boy died in ad­
i¡ostoffice. The name of the ollice cans elect representative,
joint
COPLEY
S
z
TENNISSON,
d ik e of coroner in the late election.
192 aces on llio Coqnillp river, noifr Co-
will he A r a g e , and W iihe will bo representative, county judge, one vance of tho Doctor's arrival.
«piiile
City; 5F» acres under cultivation, GO
Props.
Along toward evenii g in this place
Young Cox lias only been living
master of the situation.
M e trust commissioner, sheriff, assessor, and
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neref <»r more in grass, all fenced. Good
some one suggested the name of
barn and house; farming tools, wagon and
that he will be liberally patroniz- surveyor; and the democrats elect at .FIoias creek a short time, his
N O T IC E FO G IT G L I C A T I O N .
Dr. Downing, our popular physi­
harness. Easy terms—enquire o f S. Jones
folks havi ig moved down from the
I,and Oflico at Kosebnrg. Oregon, >
‘ ed.
|
the
clerk,
one
commissioner,
treas­
or
at this ollice.
June
4th,
lSsti.
f
cian, and he received Id» \* tes.
Willamette valley only last fall,
A M llT H C E D A R
Strawberries sold in this place a urer, and school supt.
l >’l ICE is hi r -h v given t hat the fol ]ow-
Harry Koberts has b*-en making
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ing-iiamed setter has filed notice of
1 | | | 1 acres o f white
cedar
timber
llis
parents
have
the
sympathy
of
few days ago for v l per gallon.
T i i r S la t « ' l i l r r t i o n .
I ' M ' land, one-fourth mile from Bear
his
intention
to
make
final
proof
in
support
brick at his yuid on the Collier
tho entire community.
From this one might infer that
of his claim, and that said proof will be creek. A ery Cheap.
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place just south of town a few days.
In the contest for congress, Hon.
Brewery
for sale—capacity ot six
made 1>* tore the county Clerk of Coos coun­
this one sort of fruit doesn’t grow
Steamer Sunk.
barrels.
Good Location— Every­
H e has found some excellent clay
D. Hermaun, republican, walks off
ty, Oregon, ¡it Empire City, Oregon, on Fri­
well here, but this is not the case.
thing convenient.
Satisfactory masons
The steamer Coos, which came day, August 20, 1 »<>. viz: Jam *s C . Canter­ given for wis.iiug to sell*.
for the purpose, and calculates
| with about 2000 majority.
For
The reason is that few raise more
of
n«» and a half acres one-half mile from
making extraordinary good brick.
| governor, S. Penuoyer, democrat, around from Coos bay a few days 1 bury . homestead No. 4142 for the N.
than they themselves need and it
N. E.
S W . »4 of N. K. *4 and X . \V. '»4
( oquille City, on stage road; house of
Our esteemed friend, J. C. Laird is the scarcity that makes tho de­ was elected by about tho same ma­ ago to run on this river, was snag­ of S. E. ' 4 . Sec. .‘51, township L’S. S.Gauge Id live rooms, wood-shed, good cistern, 150
lruit trees, some bearing— A’ery cheap.
jority, while Stralm, democrat, for ged a mile below this place on ; west, W ill. Mer:
has an interest in the butchering mand.
lie
names
the
following
witnesses
to
‘ *
acres on North fork' near Gravel
the supreme bench, gets there by Thursday while she was coming up
business with Johnson it Lose in
prove his continuous residence upon, niul
' - • Ford: 2 ."> acres cleared, house 1G x 26,
The meed o f merit for promot­
the skiu of his teeth.
G. W. Mc- from Baiulon under a full head of cultivation of. said lands, viz:
this [»lace, and is constantly bring­
barn .“«o\.»4. smokehouse, wood-shed, 1 k * o
ing personal ¡esthetics is due to J.
steam.
The
snag
was
a
big,
solid
Saial.
\V.
Gilman
Coquille
City
i Bride, republican, was elected see-
house: 4 stands o f bees, 2 cows, household
ing in a hue quality of meats,
John Donaldson
j Gan lolph,
C. Ayer <fe Go., whose Hair V igor
.and
kitchen furniture, fanning tools, wagon
ono,
and
sto»*e
a
hole
in
the
stoam-
| retary of state by a fair majority.
Percy Manley
Coos County,
which is being sold at bedrock
and
harness. 15 acres of crops; range out­
is a uuivursal beautifier o f the hair. Daker, republican nominee for er’s hull large enough for a man to J. M. Perkins
)
(..'regoli.
prices.
side
nnd.'convt
nirnt for 100 head of stock,
Chas. AV. Johnston,
Harmless, effective, agreeable, it state printer, was elected.
Webb, crawl through.
The boat passed
is
less
than
one
mile from school house and
juH
Kegister.
Elders W\ C. Ward and J. M. ranks among indispensable
state
treasurer it, and was found to be sinking,
ar­ democrat, for
post offee—S2500.
Cole, of East Portland, will com­ ticles o f the toilet.
A. T. Morrison.
acres. 1 miles above Parkersburg,
T o scanty was elected, and M eElroy, republi­ when Capt. Dunham headed her M. H. Morrison.
' — <’11 Coquille river; 25 acres bottom—
can,
is
our
superintendent
to
the
mence a series of meetings
at locks it gives luxuriance; and with­
for the shore and placed his pass­
hallance bench and bill land.
House 20x28
tune of 1500 majority'.
Gravel Ford lo-day.
They will ered hair it clothes w ith the hue of
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barn
42xt>9;
good,
young
orchard,
bearing;
engers on terra ft nun. She was
I I s iik I o i i A h e:i<i.
good timber on the on the place; good out­
likely take in several places in the youth.
tied with her nose on the bank and
Has on hand and aro still
side range for stock. Price, 1250.
country before they return home.
Eight
persons
were
weighed
The vote on the hog law ques­
sank. On Friday Mr. C. W. Von |
for 1G0 acres of land. 80 ncrcs under
S 15tM
They aie Seventh Day Adventists
fence, GOO fruit trees house, b am 60X40.
to-day
weighing
10344. Pegert brought up his pile-driver i
M a n u factu rin g^
tion in this precinct stood 10 to 45 here
A g* od range for cattle adjoining.
and you may rely on their services
f* r House and two lots in Coquille
against allowing swine to run at Where is the village of a dozen in­ and took the contract of raising
O City; very cheap.
as being interesting. Go hear
habitants
which
can
beat
this?
I large. N o little surprise was man­
and repairing her for $200.
He
C*
them.
This
is,
indeed,
a
healthy
location.
ifest on the vote, the farmers vot­
calculates to have her ready to run 1 Tololes, OrLifToniers, *„'17.r for House and lot in Coquille City.
A C R E S —A splendiu ranch, at a
Parker’s mill being shut down ing almost solidly to restrain hogs The pure water and fine sea breeze to-night, and sho will soon resumo P IC T U R E F R A M E S ' ‘ L p i t very
»rea bargain.
At least ¡¡¡5000
And all Kinds of Fumitur.
for a few days, Capt Parker steam­ from running at will.
worth o f good timber in close proximity to
Only for will give anyone a good appetite. her trips between this place and
Send Orders or call on us at the C. E.
the water. Two to three hundred sheep g o
ed up and brought the boys up to the tact that none o f the tickets Como and try it.
Bandon.
The Capt. will soon Edwards old stand. Myrtle Point, Oregon. with the place. Place well imroved—7&
Occasional.
town Friday on the tug.
On ar­ made any mention of the question,
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learn where tho snags are and
acres cleared—price, cash down, «2500.
Bandon June 10.
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riving here he got a dispatch that it would have carried largely all
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ACR ES on Coquille river, 80 acres
avoid them.
F o r Male.
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bottom land, G acres cleared, bal-
the Parsersburg would sail Sat­ over the county, but as it was, fewr
T H E
Iance
gr>od
timber, cedar nnd fir -conveni<*tit
Invi ta ti m .
Several articles of household
urday and that the Coquille had thought of it when voting.
to log.
Small house with three rooms;
furniture, consisting of tables, a
¡822 H>. Or. 120 acres including the liottom
sailed on Thursday.
This caused
I am requested to extend an iu-
W ill Hood passed through town
and and house M 1200 — a splendid chance
kitchen
cupboard,
bedroom
secre­
him to take the boys back and »Saturday for his splendid stock
vitatation to all Mexican and Indi­
for
ono wishing to make a home.
Liberal
S T E A M E R
tary, <fce. H aving purchased the an Avar veterans to parade at M yr­
start the mill up.
terms given.
1 ranch m South Coquille. Ho had
One choice business lot in Coquille City
Messrs. Jarvis and Garfield sold a fine short-horn Durham bull for above at a great sacrifice for cash, tle Point on July 3rd with the G.
—very desirable.
they can be bought at a bargain. A. Ii.
It is suggested that the
A BAROAIK.
their stage line and mail contract which he had [»aid $300, and 15
Cidi
and
see
them
at
my
residence
I
acrcs at Gravel Ford, all bottom
Indian war veterans parade in cos­
Captain Snyder,
between this place and Marshfield Shropshire bucks, which cost him
I f t 1 ’ land.
50 a c e s under cultivation,
j
on
Elliott
St.,
opposite
school
tume.
fin acres good pasture.
One of the best
last Saturday to T. F. Tennisson ; $30 each. The bull, and likewise
Huns Regularly as Follows:
places 011 th(* North fork; would make a
the sheep, are the finest we have j house.
Respectfully,
For particulars enquire
and Win. Copley, and they assumed
E VA E M vrtle Point on Tuesdays, Thurs­ good dairy farm.
ever seen in the county. The bull
►
S. W. Harrington.
of the undersighed or on the premises o f
day«
and
Sundays
for
llaudon,
calling
4. H. Wright,
charge and started on two trips is five years old, and, when in good
J. G. Fox, Gravel Ford, Oregon.
tf.
at Coquille C ity at eleven, a. m.
Commanding
Gereral
L
ytle
post
c h e a p : c h e a p ::
per day yesterday morning.
The condition, will weigh 2200lbs; and
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E a A’ES Bandon for Myrtle Point on
*7
acres
in
Bandon City, on Main street;
. J Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
Geo. T. Moulton has just receiv­ No. 27, G. A. 11.
boys are enterprising and deserv­ 1 the sheep are yearlings and are as
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largo
building
of five rooms, etc., also
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calling ¡it Coquille City at one. p. m.
Mr. ed ¡1 new and choice lot o f V Groceries.
ing, and we bespeak a liberal pat­ ! large as ordinary old sheep.
barn . I lie promises are cleared and fenced,
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For the host meals and at any
Every courtesy shown passen­ are pretty, nnd will be sold extremely cheap.
ai the
i
old stand.
Patronize the
ronage for them.
They will be Hood has 40 Cottswold bucks for at
Enquire o f W alter Sinclair.
I boy liberally.
i salo at a bargain.
prompt and accommodating.
' hour go to tho Olive hotel.
* 1 gers o f this Steamer.
Coquille City, Oregon.
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Land Agency!
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