Coquille City herald., June 29, 1886, Image 3

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L O C A L IT E M S .
Cay your water rent next Thurs-
tiny
inly 1st
,1. W. M il son, o f Calf
>vas in town Frit lay.
Hanoi),
J. W. Hume, the Astora cannery.
uian, is on the river.
Prof. 1).
L. Rocd, o f Newport,
was in town Sunday.
I The schooners Parkersburg and
Mr. Rugby sold his place near
¡Coquille arrived in Ihis
river Norway a few days since to a Mr.
Thursday, and are loading
at j BarkilaH. There are n great many
Parker s mill.
j home seekers corning in of lab*.
: o i k i. f o r r u n ,
' ITONE
Lund Ollice at il-«-»» 1 . Oregon, )
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Jun.-
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> ( : -fCK is lu-rchy giy. "
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. ng-nuiiit d settler i •.
liis intention to make Iii.al proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
^ ^ lhe Jlul, or ( lej'k of the
cu n ty court of Coos county. Ort-giu,
at j
is. M A Ristarai
Opposite O'Connell's,
j T r o i i t S tr e e t.,
Joe N ay’s Maud M. beat N u in -! The midnight supper for the,
The Ceres broke her propeller
bus in the Ellousburg race
last dance at this place, on »Inly'
oth, near Met lnsky s place on ihura-
Mr. liontell, of Sunnier, S|H*ut
week.
will be given at the Olive hotel | day evening, but managed to have j Empire City, Oregon, on Thursday, August j
Sunday in this place.
another put in place that night, so ¡ r,th’
"J*; , r ™nci* E. So.field. home-
O regon .
The Parkersburg brought in an at ,ift>’ ccuts l,or !>lato'
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1 atoad No. ¡Hill for the* N. L }4 Sic. 10, Tp.
Tire refreshing showers o f the .
28 S. It. 11 west.
Meals from r>:30 to 9, a. m.; 12:30 to 2 p. m.
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immense amount of freight for the
* 'n eflort is being made to have she lost no time.
Ho nanus tho following witnesses to arid fi:30 to 1) p. ni..
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river merchants.
a city wharf built at the terminus:
It seems that after all a race is
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\V. M. Ross lias purchased of ().
Those owing us on subscription ; of tl,e wa« on loa^ from C OOS ,)ay to 1,e “ ‘“ J® bstwe« M Gray 1)au all(1 ultivatimi of, said land viz:
No Chinese Employed.
Sehetter the steamer Nimrod.
^y. j at the river in this place -a good Sammy Tilden.
The friends of | E . E. Weekly i_ of Looking-Glass.
v-inasti
or otherwise must pay up.
M J. Tovlor, or Albany, was
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move.
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the
hitter
horse
are
called
on,
we
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swan*'
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of
Dora.
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need the money.
guest at the Robinson house F r i - .
The steamer Coos started in yes-' learn, to put up a thousand dol- MicllHl'' Kmntz *
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Mr. A. Coyrio returned home
t has. V.. Johnston,
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! terdav morning making two round ; hirs.
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Register.
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yesterday after an absence of two
This place is building a caln-
trips daily between this place and ;
Miss M ollie Lehman and Miss
years m \ ivginiu City, Nevada.
NO 1’IC'F F O ll PI 1 L G A i’iuNE
I hh se.
It mav
: Camion. She, will remain here Laura Ceyers closed the first term
* come liaiidy
• some
Land Odici- ut Iìost-bnrg, Ov»jp»a, )
Twenty-four men were killed and
Juno 2 d, I sm ;. \
t ime.
nights. Capt. Crown is pilot.
j of one of tho
best conducted
o t i l e ¡ s íion-by «¿iv.-n tb.-u tin- f ii »w-
lb emtnmhed alive in a colliery j
iut:-nanu'd sottlor h.-s lilt'd notieo <>f
John Church, late editor of the sc h o o ls evei taugh in this place, on
Tlie mill at this place is making
explosion at Rochelle, Trance, on
t" n.aki- tina I proof in support
11 X i n d s c f HAULING
1 1 icy t-ike a s iv -w e e k s ’ 1 llis
fine lumber, and is running on
Coast Mail, left this county Wed­ Frii lay.
‘ I of bis claim, and that said proof will be
June *20.
Mr. vacation, and wi II then c o n tin u e ¡ made before the Clerk of tin- ( o inly court I j c n e a t s l i c r t n o tic e .
fu ll time.
nesday for San Francisco.
W ill II. Henderson, formerly of
Hack Con uef ing with both Steamers.
of Coos comity, (ìrc^on, r.t Empire City.
An ordinance in ibis place pro­ this river, was married at Hanford, ' Church is a genuine newspaper j three months again
<•. A. brown Proprietor,
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, Oregon, on 'I hiirmlflv. August. f»tb, issi», vi/,: I
man and has our wishes for sue
E. M. Decker, Agent.
Departures l>y the Arago, .June lp-ubm IE Ma^t. pre-emption d s No. sail, j
hibits fast driving
and
riding. Cal., on June 1st.
W ill, here’s
n!8tf
71vt>.
fo rth - N E
of section 10 . township 2 ->. |
cess where over he may go.
j 20: Miss Helen Green, Mrs. Hill, south ranjic 12\i--st. Will, meridian.
Ta kt» warning.
oUlfiCi; '.
lie nanus ilie follo .vino %.it:oH.«s to
The schooner Lizzie Prion,Capt. j
Lrown, A\. D. 1 eter, Ld. prove lus continuous residence upon, and
The celebration at C ipe A rugo
Mis,; Carrie Godfrey a charming j
Peter Nelson, arrived in this river McLeod, («< o. L. Kelly, A. ^ N. cultivation of, said land, viz:
ou tlie ttii is to have a “ feature’’ Cl ima Donna of
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the -Thompson
Saturday
morning
and
came
up
to
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oach,
A.
W.
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owler,
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McCon-
Amos Hatcher
I of Fairview,
larger than a roast» d ox.
JAS. CA RTW RIG H T, Prop.,
troupe, is visiting
relatives
at
Etht-ii McLulice ¡
Coos County.
the
mill
at
this
place,
where
she
is
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Golden,
iom
Lowe,
Hyatt Stanford j
Oregon
W e neknowlede a pleasant call Empire City,
Chas W. Johnston.
loading lumber, same
evening. Toliu ( lunch and wife, 1». I I . Ll\,
on Tuesday by Mrs Cynthia \\ il-
Dr. Steele tho dentist is in town She brought a big lot of fi eight for 'T L ( amield, D. W. Cauigei, J.
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K<*qister.
liatns an 1 s >n >f Fail view.
M eals a l fill iliiiirs,
ami will remain till Friday.
R e­ this place. She .vill probably sail i M. Cyers, J,. Lcltils, Ed. Jo.-lyn,
Tlie Best Bargain-
The John L o ire \ tn ;> at Sum­ member this and call on him if vou
At from 2 5 c is Upwards.
, JUT! of good otto
d. seven
I J. Nysman, Isaac Hillings, D, Mc-
Friday.
ner is to he run by Moses Levar a
s01- jCVS-
lo-wl \ riockos H
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String 1 ,»'» 1 ^ 1 ^ 1 ‘*'v ( 'o‘l«ill'>Git.y..m the river, rjmibs Popular Hotel has recently been
yip, Mark L. Elliott, of San :
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o u u ' t ! price ? i r n Libera! time on
, f the \ 1 put m l>etter order than ever Wore,
t the !-*!e prop.r e or.
tt brt t
Dan II. Lewis, of Fairview, built j,
amount. Iwi-ntv-une hcail of cut'.h for and is truly a favorite resort,
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1* rau cisc o , took in th is ¡¡luce 1 liu r s - i
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V i It HJ. E t ! ( i u i re » > f S V»’. G i i u
» at thus
The t ilth s are supplied with all tho deli-
S ova G biter* and Mr. Farns- Mr. C’urothers a tine barn last
day.
Mr.
Elliott
is
a
son
of
C.
W.
To
whom i t may c o n c e r n . — o ilice.
n
lltf.
eacics
to be had, and in style to suit tho
worth returned Friday from an ex
week. Mr. Lewis is a good work­
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most
fastidious
epicure,
Elliott who formerly owned and Those alllicteil with any sort of
tended jaunt in l urry ( ’minty.
man and is thinking of locating in
j Its dining-rooms and sleeping apart-
laiil out
Elliott's addition
to catarrhal affection are recommended
! ments are s»-cond to no hotel in ¡Southein
Mrs. Sparks, of ( ’ovaliis, arrived town,
Am paying 17cts. Cash for good wool in | tn-e-on
(Vxjuille City. H e came up from to the treatment of Dr. Downing of
good shape di-livercd here at Handon. }
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here Friday on a visit to her son
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Jas. Cartwright, Prop.
It is icpoited that the Japanese the city a short time ago to super- ‘ this place. From a dead man a 1 will pay 17!;cts..
one-half in merchandise. >__________ _______________________________
Ld. Sherwood who lives on C ate!'- government has odi:red one
hun- intend the Henryville coal mines short time ago, la m feeling well-
or 17: j out of my -tore, llringon your good
en crock.
wool
at once. 1 !„■-. p a lirst-ciass store of
died and Fifty million feet of lum- foj. his unc]o ^ r] McDonald, but all due to bis treatment.
M A R S H F IE L D ,
lyrilc Point, dreg.
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O L IV E HOTEL,
Coquille City, Oregon.
Wool!
Wool!
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Land
C. E. Parsons tlie sewing ma- ber from Oregon and Washington
chine r t V k • > ’ir»‘r 1i:i.s r cîurncil t o the Torri toi y.
river, m idi S ti ikiing i i Myrtle Col lit.
A. L. Nosier the grocery man
Ho p a br°' M l Wi d’k id an.
soils : Sperry's !i ;t Hour at £ L -5
I. Coi »k, •formerly < »f t tie Ci •quille per saok, and i ier goods in pro-
fp
M ill and J ug conq any n fter a porti» »n. 1'riot »oods at lus place
visit to the» !» au ■v liver, retur nod to 1 oforo buying
se a here, and you
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the bay on \\ Cl lues» lay.
will t a\o mono
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S. J. Me Cl . >s! kv is J ust icP of till*
st. John mei lami women too)
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i.i 4 A. J. M-u ‘I; ooiistai hie at wore nuinorou.' n this place Thurs-
peace ni It
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to celebrate St.
Norway * S'") c *lSt *S L#U an god in venue day. it will d
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from t!i l la will 1 »o i : >i*» i •moti y J obli ’s 1 )ay, bo. hat “ pattern saint”
attentili l tl
is loe•k«-»I on b"> ■»ome as a poor
Agency!
GENERAL IB B U IS H J
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found that the mine had been so!
G. A. Crow n
FI t .® TJ T ic lo .rsig n e d
Coquille City June *2S.
handled that it could not be worked i
x la .s
without lo.-^s and shut it dow n for
Flour,
Bacon
&
Potatoes
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B I> T E D
To TUE M I.MI1F.IIS OF THE G. A. R.
the present On Monday he solil j
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A U ou» soldiers .— The cele­ Always on II.-iiu). uml ivory tliin :..>U1 at
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ruost of the fixtures about the (
lieilrock prices.
Terms Cash.
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bration at Myrtle Point on July
Y.\ II. Averill.
mine. H is hasty departure from ■
HU
3rd being the first on the river un­ Town of Averill (b ellir known a. E, niton i. |
Lere was occasioned by a telegram !
n i !
der the auspices of the G. A. C. j
that lie ìeeeiied from Mr. M e­
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you are all requested to turn out, !
Donald to the efieet that the Coos ,
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and aid in making it a success.
a n d
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Ca y w as on her w ay up Lor a load
G. A. C. Committee of Aarrange -1
Is prepared to buy or sell for
F r ::r x
of coal which was still in the ¡
liients.
reasonable consideration.
bunkers. Mr. Elliott is a bright j
He has the following for sale:
I 'o u r l l i u I J i i I j Arraii^«-n:«-iJ<.
young man, highly educated and :
O o L i’ r y i n s t i r ® TJ. Q .
has held many important places of
Tlie Occident V. ater company stick for presidential honors.
l 'o r tIs«' O l r h r u t io n a l .'VI* r i l e
The Greatest Bargain Cut!
L v X L L Z lL S .
1* »liai o n S : i ( n r d u } , J u I j 3 r d .
is to soon lnv down 1100 fe-r-t more
'Elie soothing and restorative trust, ainong whicli was assayer of
\ great rliaii<v for makiig Money,
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more pii t-in this | h ce Tho town ell'ects of Aver’s
C’herry
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•» Cectoral ft mmt.
The steamer C’eres, on account j
I lit- rla-ap'-sl Its , acres
miles from
♦ 5» «
is the be-.t zuppile-1 Witii good are realized in all cases of colds,
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Grave]
Ft»i-J.
30
acres
in
cultivation.
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A. F. tSi \. M. — The members of the ! of the tide, will leave Coquille City :
J liotil laiul ^(N)dout range'for stock. Hoa.se
wholes mi • w iter of any in th coughs, tliroat or lung tioublo,
Star” gave a picnic feast for Mrvtle Point at C> o'clock A. M. j
a n d .
2(l\10 with -lied addition. Earn 30x42
county.
w hile its powerful healing qnali- jn Masonic hall, Thursday of last; sharp. As many menib.rs of the j
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voml orchard. 5 head of cattle, lot of hoeg,
r a
p a 3 s e n
¡ * I, of Cuion co i : » • tv,
t y. ties are shown in the most serious week, it lii.-ing St. Johns' day, and G. A. C. as [»ossible are requested
S e r s • i *- standof bees, farming bxJs. Good
SHT\(SESwil1 |c: • Cmliiilh> Citv <*V<TV i iniber i n uncleared portion of the laud.
Eriday on a
vis it to punti'mary dis¡u’ilers.
held in honor by all goinl Masons, to goon this boat, also the Coquille ; > it. ;iy u1
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C-.»• SiUUDiV 1at f>■a. m. and I P- ! All »'or S2_M0 eu<|uir.-of J. Sturdwart on tho
rarnk'p. i, on
M r. ti.
1!. <’<»’.!licetii ’ 1 fwith su-.•im
i•r cm•h trip forall i premi.-v.s or of tlie undersigned.
Tin concentrated power and j'he ladies had prepared cakes and City brass band, as their services 1
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Mr. Laird of the ! »* »so­ curative virtues of
Ayers Sarsa- goodies, ns though they expected will be required before the oilier i
day ! c:c ¿»!. Snudiiysi at J ;1. 111.aud p. 1:1. j 2sloi-y house l ‘>\2.'* with kitchen addition
burg and Ci • Vi Ü. i V S t »1 ^ ' li no paaiiht render it tlie most reliable the whole ti.wn to dine instead of boat gets there.
The
steamer, l’as>inni’s !•v m
orning st:»L ;«* C on visit H .rn E'\2 ». Go >d June orchard bearing
brought lier do vr.
pii-t» C i t y 111'.ing 0IV») j V>1‘1 be sold if reas. liable off. r made, for
and economical medicine that can
ancient fraternity r.nd their Inuie will leave Camion at I Marsh tîfM an,ii l.m
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Safo for Datients tof all f: u lines, 'J
The tear i'Ois’ «s.-OlMution !» >r tins be used. Safe
l ne
r.a-’.eni .'Maris uio o’clock
M. sharp and call at
lie Hash
Iunday.
Civ.v ti'1.* SM
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Eoi ut or ot the uinìersign^d.
Cato will i »*■ l;o!d .t A {¡i¡IP. 1
na bay
*s. i :;0 b»*s
>rps, am
Masuilie Relief Corps,
ai d judging Coquille City about S o'clock stop-
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I*»'aro, OiO-O D _—
ACRES of excellent timber, fir and
on tii-* < ». 7. 's at d ! - ; ! : i»f J itly’. The be obtai nod i-
om its generosity on that oc- ping 20 minutes. The Annie wi!
A1 v. ;IV > ^) wi;li the mails aat1 ni: l'ili Cv • 11- * J 1 cedar,
m-ar Coquille City, for sale at
ncc! u
progi an. in** : , ! »i : vc ns :.iaj it is a is tho cl u*¡q ost
reasonable rates. For particulars, enquire
COPLEY J L T l NNISSON,
• i J. C. Laird or of the uudersighed.
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g» m >d • i . i - v, hitli wo aie so rry u e
to C Hid. »n on'„S iturdav.
k.■)'>n\e young
th ree lots .
Prcrs.
cuiiia t : i Vi* ii. tl.e 1 ! TRAED.
A MES EM 1 NTS.
S emmf . k .— T he
farmers
arc
or, ( al., have
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A House of 5 rooms centvrally located in
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Coquille City very cheai» for cash.
a new 1« t Pelican and are coming lo Myrtle ; squealing a little, l ocanse it don t
Vfter tne picnic dinner a match
NOJ1CE i'Olt I’EEt.D ATION.
192 ¡.oos on t ho Coquille river, near Co-
Land Ollico r.t Eos* burg. Dn-gon, )
irt»
of fresh >.i.• I
; K-» i ies, point t>> celebrate
the
Fourth. ; rain as much and often as they wish game of Case ball betweenJGoqnille
m> Jili.
«¡aill.- City; 5k) acres under cultivation, f>0
tol-iicc»i, civ.r , i-atnly, nuts an d They are c o in in g from every where it w o u ld , but from the reports that Pity and Myrtle Point— prize 5:10.
u* fotlow- aerof or more in grass, all fenced. Gooi!
is lu r hv iw n tii.i
1 fine mid the boss time ever bad in come to us from nearly all parts of j I wo horse races j 1st, a half mile;j
toilet articles.
He has also
ing-named ».-tier has ui. d uoinv oi bam and lions.u farming tools, wagon ___
r.ud
bncon nn.l lnr.l.
(iivo him y .or tl.is cm ity
U l.x.ke.1 for at i the xlxts, We are in big luck ag j -2ntUquarter wila race, on track ot |
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AYHITE CEDAR
order; lie st-hs
as cheap as the Mvrile Point on July 3rd. C e yet, our crops not hurting badly,
j the MyrtlePoiutKacmg association, i I!;adt. u-torv the county cierk of t
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isc-rcn of white
eidfir titulier
cheapest.
sure and go. It will be a rare'
C o o M iN G — There will be a recu- | Gne lnuidred yard foot ra c e free j t-y, Oregon, at Empire ciiy. Oregon, on
I t » ■ I i: ¡ai. i iii -fi unti i:.ile from l ’ear
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75 yard foot race f o r d:i> -August 20 . i-a, viz: Jam, s c;. CuUvr creek. Very Cheap.
W 111 . N. Coots, the sprchicle and treat.
lar business boom in this city 111 - I ,
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of
1 15rc-\yi ry for sale—capacity ot six
n e . •, and n . \ y . >,
barrels.
Good E-HMtioii—Evorv-
jewlerly man, will be at
Myrtle
T) o lnanv* f,¡enj s 0f y [ rs. A. F. , « i'l« the next 00 days, or we are no ! boys under 1(>. riity yard foot race ^ K 1 . s \v. q
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Liberal nrizes for these ! of s- K-'Ó t^o.' ‘M , Lmuship 2s, S.lSange 13 t'.'in« comenimt.
Satisfactory rsason«
Point on Jui) .»ru i n 1 m ( iwpyllo Eri-derick daughter of Dr. and prophet, as wo hear the n .1
Instlo of j 101 l!UlKS* 4-, id < i . u p i izc . 1 1 111P- e v.;St. Will. M.*r:
gn.n r-rvis.-mg t .sell.
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r i i ! o f frorri
rom
m- a ad <*. l half
suti
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one-half
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»nrlir
races
will 1 be
given tobe announced
Hi- t mmu-x
tin* f. following
wi in ossea to /
on the 5th. He carries tho best of Mrs. Ei-neve of this place», will be \oii I. egei t s | ,;io
Coquillf Ci. v. on gtaqe road: house of
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, ! prove hi.» contiti-
residency upon, and
live rooms, wood-shed, >; o < k 1 cistern, laO
( atclung greased ¡ cultivation of. said lamK ii/.:
giKxIs as well as some of a cheaper pained to learn of her death. She ! every morning and he has never at the tune.
fruit trees, some bearing— Very cheap.
Sai il. W. (iilman (.'oquiile Hity
p ig -p ig the prize of tho catcher. | ;y;!hn niinaltl8on ,
»> — acres 011 North fork near Gravel
grade, and you can rely on every was a noble lady, anil her husband, made a failure }et.
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Glass
ball
shooting—
£10
prize;
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word he tells you.
barn 5>0\:.4. smokMiouse. wood-shed, boo
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J. M. l erkins
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pareids and brothers and sisters
G. D. Hobson offers for sale at e entrance
,qn
he e: I stands ot bees. 2 cows, houseliold
free.
Chas. VE Johnston,
Word came here a few days have the sympathy of the people j his place at Gravel Ford, a mare
and kitchen furni: re, farming tsH»U, wapon
Uo'iisti-r. and hnniess, UV acres of crops: ran^o out­
Ample transportation can bo had
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since that Grandpa Smith was very j of this valley. She left here with , (four yPars ol(1) Rnd colt> 5 mijcll
side and i-onvt iiicnt for 1(»0 head of stock,
from steamer landing to the Point. | M. H. Alorrison.
a . t . Morrison is It-ss than »» ik * milt from school house and
low at lus ho ne at Lo-. king-Glass, . her husband and family two years j cows>flcook s t o v e | 8 ewiIJg machine,
post offee—iL’.VIO.
Literary excercises, jiicnic din-
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Douglas county. He was hardly | ngo, and settled near Sprague, W. I two_llorse l,ack, 4 steers, 5 hog;
| g O aorea, | miles above Parkersburg,
hogs,
ner, and amusements will be had in i J l(y | j[ i S O l l
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I * * — on < loquille river; 2o acres l»ot.toni—
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expected to live.
His daughter T., where she dieJ on the 2‘2ud
utensijs an«l a»K)Ut ten tons c F I
ballanw- bench mid hill land. House 20x28
. the Point, avoiding tiresome tramp-
barn 42x<’><>; Rood, young orchard, boaring;
Mrs. P. Drano of this place has !
Has on hand and are still
hav, very cheap for cash or on six ing.
good timber on tho on the place: good out­
side ramie for «took. Price. 12.10.
gone to see him.
e«f>t J. M. Nosier, brother of months time with security.
Arrangements have been made
for 1‘id acres of land. 80 acres under
Mrs. Cynthia Williams, of Fair- Hor| j „
Noöler of this place
^ foi. -c. <500 fruit trees house. l»arnG0X4C.
lie desires to rent his place to accommodate all coming from a
view, is agent for a dress-cutting Jie(, ftt San Dio^ Cal., last W’ed- consisting of 55 acres of tame grass distance.
Coquille
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ry cap.
chart that every lady who does her npsdft>% ftni| va8 burieel on Friday, pasture, good garden place, good
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O iiifïo iiio r s ,
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w
* . 417" f«»r IIon ;« nnu lot in OoquilloCity.
own dress making should
have, xiie n e w s — a telegram from Rev.WT ! bearing orchard.
He offers for
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On North Coos river Juno 10, H .H . I Hake
And all Kinds of Furnitur.
It is easily understood and assures H anothor t)ronlPrj ftIKl who went | Bale at a bargain, a house and lot and Miss Annie C. Labriere.
7 very ;rt*?i bargain.
At lo;¡si $.'«000
Send Orders or call on ns at the C. E. 1 worth of good timber in d o »« proximity to
a perfect fit. Mrs.
ANY took a
in Myrtle Point. Call on G. D.
down from here a few weeks ago
Edwards old stand. Myrtle Point, Oregon, the water. Two to tlin o hundred shi cp go
with tl.c place.
H'acv well imroven—IB
number of orders here r >11 Tuesday,
D!LD
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Hobson
at
Myrtle
Point
or
at
this
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was received on Thursday, but of
acr*-s ch ar.-d—price, cash doMii, ^2.">(X).
and will be back again soon.
ii j • ) A< UESou Coquille river, 80 acrea
•*«<2
course the distance prevented nny office.
Near Sprague. Washington Territory .June
- t » ) bottom land. !» acres cleared, bal-
3w.
Gallier and son have the newest of the relatives here going, as lie
lanc-good tiiu!*er. ci ttar and fir -convenient
22, wife of A. F. Fredericks, and daughter
Oi
ItfIn 1 Multi' L Ilix
Giiiiis (Sly til i l a City
Wei is, Fargo & Co's.
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M a n u fa c tu ré
and nobbbiest thing in the way of
a shoeing rasp we have seen. It is
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a sqnare drum of saw-blade steel
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somewhat larger than the ordinary
,
rasp, and 18 perforated at an ang e
was to
l)U1 ied the following day.
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1 The G. A. R. camp tire and pic-
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n ic dinner t.t M yrtle Point, the
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first ever had on the river, promi-
enj
1>le affair, aud
The stage route from Empire
City to Drain’s, is now in fine con­
dition. Passengers put through to
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the railroad the same day, without
I extra charge, whe;; requested.
a tor t m an non o a p a < r.
^ i nil are iuviled to take part, llrinpr j Fare to Portland l>y this route,
tendency n to cat forward, »»»stead ^
uis|l. Tlie b „„ , t ! only $11.40.
tf.
of dragging, and is readily sharp­
night should be ve-y liberally pat-1 S m . YoCB
H. Nos-
ened with a file resemblirg a
^
|,.r, c f tlie New drugstore soon goes
scratch awl, which is inserted in ronized, as t >e l " " c‘ " *-
to the Relief fund of the G. A. Ii. ^
^ io„
iierforated surface. It is a New* c* 11 1 ,l* 1 * ‘
to the city to lay in a new* stock
York man's invention, and will do A
A splendid
»pleudid midnight
midmglit supper
nuppe
. f go.ds. _and will sell Roods for
be
served
at
tho
hotels
at
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5
0
the work, it is claimed, of twenty- . be «ervecl at tho hote1^ at. o0 ceuta
“ «xt *>0 days for almost cost
Iivo ordinary rasps.
1 per plate for all who desire it
'forcash. Give him your patronage.
it.
of Dr. S. L. and Elizabeth Leneve.
T h e B U Y E R S ’ G U I D E la
iaaucU M a r c h a n d Sept.,
e ach y e a r. «# > 8 8 0 p age«»
8y% x 11% in c h e s,w ith o v e r
3 , 0 0 0 U ln e tra tio n s — a
w h o le P ic tu re G a lle r y .
G I V E S W h o le s a le P ric e *
d ire c t to eonaum t-rs o n n il g o o d * fo r
peruoniil o r f a m ily use. T e ll* h o w to
ortler, a n il g iv e * exact cost o f e v e ry ­
t h in g y o u use, cat, d r in k , w e a r , o r
h a v e f u n w ith . T hese I N V A L U A B L E
H O O K S c o n ta in in fo r m a t io n g le a n e d
fr o m tl:c m a rk e ts o f the w o r ld . W f
w i l l m a il u c o p y F R E E to a n y a d ­
dress u p o n receipt o f 10 i ts. to d e fra y
cxjx nse o f m a ilin g . I a I u s h e a r fro m
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you.
II* »pert
f. T ly ,
M O N TG O M ER Y W ARD & C O .
237 & saewubash Avenue,cuica««*,in.
i to log.
Small house with three rooms;
$22 ki . Or. 120 acres including the lsittom
and and b<>ns<* N1200—a iqtlendid chance
for one wishing to make a home.
Liberal
( terms giv< n.
Ono choice buniness lot in Cixiniile City
! —very desirable.
A HARO A IN.
o acres at Gravel Ford, fill l*ottom
• * O I And.
o i acres under cultivation,
, 30 aero.-; good ji-istur*».
( )n«> of the liest
• Runs Regularly as Follows:
place . on the Nortti fork: would make a
1 good <lairv farm. For particulars enquire
EAVEM vrtle Point on Tuesdays. Thurs- of the niiiiersighcd
(lllu, , Ml m.u or on the
M1C premises of
days and Sundays for Rnndon. calling
p FuX ( ;rave| Kurd. Oregon.
I atCoqnille Oitv at eleven, a. m.
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Fas! n l ( M i l s
STEAM ER
Little
A n n ie ,
Captain Snyder,
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Kar&"1! f,T
( ° i n( 0,1 !
acres in Handon City, on Main Rtreet;
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Mondays, Wednesdays and I n lays. , ) large building of five rooms, etc., also
j calling at Coquille City at one. ¡>. m.
| barn. The premises are cleared and fenced,
Every corrlest/ shown nnssen- :ir’• i»x*ett \, ro:<l wi.l bes .id extremely cheap.
f ii • oi
Enquire of Waltiir Sinclair,
i (jers oj this hleaiiicv.
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Coquille City, Oregon.
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