Coquille City herald., July 06, 1886, Image 4

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*1. A. 1 >! \N , Editor unti Proprietor.
Devoted b» Mie in
Te ts of th»* Coquille
Hi vi r pariiculnrly. : n i «I ihc l «»un! y ncn-
e rally.
Subscription. p« r year......................
T U E S D A Y , .11 IA •>. Issti.
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4«m il l.
The Memphis i lYnn.) Avalan­
che, of til»1 ¡III lilt., describes a
scene in con t, tin* charge to tin*
jurv and their xerdict, in that city,
which shows the turning of t!ie
scale toward justice for women.
It was a trial t r murder. A young
woman can he wronged. 1’ho man
betrayed her by lying promises
and then, by marrying another
woman, abandoned her to her
shame. Months afte»- the wronged
woman shot dead the wretch who
had sjioiled all her life.
The charge to the jury occupies
two columns of the Avalanche. It
is sfdd to be “tin innovation upon
the long-established idea in regard
to tlie law gov Tiling such cases."
The judge sail! among other
things:
“ Now, if I may he found guilt)
of voluntary manslaughter onh ior
killing him who strikes me a blow,
or contests with me for my horse
or watch, or who attempts to vio­
lently trespass upon my house,
may not a trusting woman strike
back with deadly effect upon him
who gives her a moi il death, who
blasts and blights all her hope>
and drones her life in her eternal
mourning? Is my horse or my
premises to he more sacred from
the intruding and larcenous hand
of the thief than the good name
anil virtue o f a woman from tin*
lecherous machinations of the wily
and profligate seducer?"
The jury were out but a short
time until they reported they had
agreed upon a verdict. Ueturniug
into court their verdict was hand-
ed^to the clerk, who read: “ We,
the jury, find the defendant not
g u il'y as charged iu the indict­
ment.” N o sooner was the v« rdict
rendered than the crowd burst into
the wildest yelis, many throwing
their hats to the ceiling.
Two
deputy sheriffs attempted to keep
silence, but to no purpose, r inally,
silence being restored, except the
defendant and her father Squire
W inters stated that the defendant
and her father desired to shake
hands with the jur *rs and the two
ladies, Mrs. E. E. Saxon and Lida
Merriweather, who had given her
their presence since the trying
ordeal. The court said they might
do so.
They accordingly came
around in front of the jm ig -'s
bench and shook hands with the
jurors, and then Mrs. Saxon and
Mrs. Merriweather came down to
the judge s stand and congratulat­
ed the defendant, and had with
her a few minutes’ whispered con­
versation. Then the y o in g woman
and her father shook hands with
Judge Douglas while the tears ran
from his eyes.
Court was then
adjourned, and the court room in
less than half an hour was “ like
some banquet hall deserted."
The verdict was as it should
have been. Mrs. Saxon and Mrs.
Merriweather sat with the judge
during the trial, thus giving their
moral support to the case.
The M emphis Appeal says:
A few years ago the seducer in
this case would have been a hero,
and the victim a murderess drag­
ged to the scaffold. But her tri­
umphal
acquittal
shows
that
woman is emerging from the de­
gradation of the dftrk ages.
Men
are never punished fo r lynching
the rapist, and for the
future
women will not he punished for
murdering villains who
seduce
them under the promise of marri­
age. The fiat has gone forth that
the seducer under the promise of
marriage shall surely die.
The
acquittal on Friday last, and the
popular endorsement o f ! i . * * verdict,
emphasizes public opinion on this
question.
So at last the betrayer o f woman
is coming to his deserts. —Lucy
Stone, iu Woman’s Journal.
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C u r i' Cor I t la c li li -^ .
T. Y. Nichols,
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A dispatch from Washington a .
The following is said to be a
fe.v days ago contained the follow - ! never-failing remedy for this terri-
APPIN G done* to suit
the timed.
Mrs. S. E. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
Shingles, Shakos anil pickets furnish­
ing on this important subject: The ble cattle disease
ed on short notice.
interior department has been de-
Take
A. G. Aiken,
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voting it" energies during the past saltpetre
Coquille City. Ogn,
thr. e days in endeavoring to arrive lard, pulverize well and make into
1 have again taken possession of the
M rs. <'. W . ( Hive.
Mrs. A. G. Aiken.
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I L I ) K K\
at some iuie to go\ein m
luting a paste. Make an incision toward U oiuxson H ousii , mid will spare no pains
O L IV E & A IK E N .
on swamp lands.
The
general the lower part o f the neck and in- or expense to make it p. asant for guests.
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principle has been that all swamp j serf a pill o f the mixture about
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CABINET MAKER.
H a v e ju s t r e c e i v e d a t
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Hoard and lodging..........................
and overflowed lands not
tit for the size of a small marble.
See ivmd without lodging
> . t >• 1‘i f l ’i!»' Franies. Door and Window I o . tmos
tiie ir n e w
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ôcls.
ntiidr Saws lilcd mid !'i:rnititr * Rej.ui
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cultivation belong to the different that the medicine is inserted mi
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A!1 ,v< .k don« In order. Prie»-a Reason 11 •*»-. j
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states, but it is claimed that in that it will not drop out when the
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Oregon and California, especially, animal is released, (hie
there are thousands of acres that , tion is sufficient.
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S'«»!* Nil!«*.
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■{ Kandoipii. Oregon:
whieh really belonged to the gov- 1
lie L a t e s t S to r ie s
articles
of
eminent. There are JS.OOO acres 1 S '‘vornl
—o
W a l s e r * P r c j> :
L A D IE S A N D O H IID R E N S X X A T S
« » prjv
1 I > \ ! furniture, « i*>insisting ol
involved in the pi
torses and Kuggits at nil hours.
G<> ai 1 .>
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w a r s . O s tr ic H
Oregon, which
is particularly !
cupboard, bedroom sacre- Pasturage by the day. week or nu.mii.
,< v r o t ,u ‘ rit (,ll,lll‘>' always t<. ne
in Oregon,
wli
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vin io e*.:*..
had at the Brewery, and orders j
P u n i 2 s a n d
complicated from the fact that lar3% &*• Having purchased the
; f r o m ,-.11 p a r t s fili- d p r o m p t l y .
T ips-
settlers have taken up these lands !ll,ove ilt a
sacrifice for cash,
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and received t it le s from the state. ;
<>!l" Ut'
,l bargain.
H x ilo lo c n s ,
Call
ard
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It immediately becomes a question
f.d O I S
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sell» u >1
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a n d O rn a m e n ts.
as to their standing, and in case j « ” 1 : *i;1
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the lands revert to the government, ! h°usi'-
P e p fite a m e i^ s
R u c h in g E m b r o id e r y
."dial! S m ■ t. (
City Oyn..
T \\. Harrington.
it is proposed to settle the question
V e i l i n g , S c a r f s e tc - e tc-
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i# ’A A - L.. i , . s i e r . A r o p r i ^ t o r ; Hats
ts trimed to q
order a speciality.
as to whieh they belong the state j
Satin
or Velvet, which
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Gents
Clothing,
Louis
and
Shoes,
straw,Piush.
siik.s
or government once and for all
Remember this: We give t h e 1
we viH ¡1 cheap for cash .
vlnC.
by the general rule.
C l o c k s . C u t l e r y , e tc .
Vf KHALI) and San Francisco ( 'hron-
uAB'd
SG.00
K U .K li in GriwcrifS. Provisions, Flour,
icle for ¡*¡2.7»"» peryear; the lll.UAI 1>
’
The people of this country vill
Lard, il» ans. Candies, nuts. Tobacco,
STEERAGE.
$3
.00
and
S.
F. ('all, »S2.n0; the H kkai .I)
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Ci(*ars, ( ’ ij-areties, et«*.. « te.
be curious to know ju s t why
our
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national
stoopea to n o - , and S. F. Examiner, S‘3.00; ’ and the
-o ’
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HK hali * and Hom e A' V’ann
tice and consider the ( lnnese in- j
rv> îî
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r , pn
. . . oertv
, . i ITfin
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1i 1 - all in advance. The latter paper,
i
demmtv
i 11 for
destroy
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by an infuriated mob of aliens at the H oii.e & Farm, will be sent a
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year
free to any address by flu*
Rock Srings, Wyoming,
som e1
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'IV K jvHr.coltl in June issa,
a ilari
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sender paving one year in advance 1 1 Hai Id hum's liiph. The above-nai.i«'«! J. It. N osi . k h ....................... Proprietor.
time ag«*. Some ol our congress- |
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---- Keeps----
for the H k k l m ) and anv arrearages Horse was sired by Woodlmrv. lie by Wood- :
Cons'antlv
mei: have placed themselves on a
burn.
■ « ii hand a well selecteil
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tf.
that he mav owe.
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stoekot fresh ami ««hoicedru^saminied-
Empire CitY and Drain's Station
record that will, in time, be looked \
a im -¡.notion*, blank hooks, school books ;
1'am v a s an l'.uii|.so mur« : full ist« r t'
on as the darkest deed of their;
Geo. T. Moulton has just receiv
and «*ver\ilime usually found in a first-class
STAGE and STEAMBOAT line!
lives. I i;*'v I'ii! In* called t«* «*«•-;
^ new’ mid choice lot o f groceries,
ilriii» st< r«'. Pi«‘scipiioii.scarefully com-
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por tin* s«iison, slO; Insurane
jKiumled.
( ¡ i a ’ li’ iu your or«b rs.
count by an honest constituency, ; at the old stand.
Patronize the M-l
C a r r y i n g : T l i e U* S* M a i l s
lii.s pii«*es are ¡is !»¡\v ;is i.h« !ov.‘ -r.
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ioaa.N
wili.stand
at
Myrth*
Point
am 1 ca-t in outer d ir i.ness for their hov liberally.
vln4o
Wells. Kargo & Cos
« +++ +
nn«l ( ’« «iiiill«' City.
John Kerry.
great ciu cein for a nation, any
N«'ls«»n
lv>u«l«‘ii.
Owner.
Subscribe foi* the H fi 'ALP.
relation with which •i.erins foul
Express
K ' » por.
p n d u iv ciii
«»bt'iiiM'd for marcs
contamination. One would be led
G re a t B a rsA
A
v e r y
at ( < «piiKo Ciiy frein Win. Cop!» y.
tfv
iT/nmn
Qnrl
t<> believe that some of our
con­
^ mites f'r.'
;i ! ; of ;
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Bandoli. Oreg.,
H
c o n n CITS, OREGON. CONTRACTOR 4
v iiifiery Store!!
A Larne Variety of
l,,ey
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FO snirmi;, \m\.
n
Billy berry.
CHEAPEST!
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Tïluv s l i f i e l d
gressmen aie looking torwird to
the time when Asiatics will wi«*l«l
til«» ballet.
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hr-red and a 1 k >1 i : mu .'.**•■ «i k 1 to taie.
<_»()! ) 1 dwell ¡111;» :> i *. » *i ) frani« ■ rustic, i;'«'
l*n<*
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for
1 . (JOt iti ore•ha: ù. et:*...• '(* .
: or. inc■ludii:e a s]
p'act* ulollt*. *•'
lior^eis, yokt* of «•ati).•».* and ««ther cat
t • ** mbei of :M hcad iu ■! utlin»; il v
os ii : ny •»lh: r va'aa ilio thiüirs
AHI, 11 is r« al ly a rar»- t*a a m .
tht p
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1 (V.lat this odi«*'*.
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IAIPIU K C1TV AND D ltA IN S
h. d u u c ii. f roprietor. L ! KAYSKS ST
A T IO N E VEU Y
¡h u i 1 * ri ìleo.
M O N D AY. W E D N E S D A Y
and F R ID A Y
rioinufactui er o f
r l^ llE filiove n:i:iie«l sluliiuii itili tiink«' rii
1
piesent heasor. ut. i «'uille City and ;i
lì. 11. H.'iskins" place oli Nortii «'‘ m } im 1!'.' rir.«!
at Cutlip'N plnee «m DaniePs creek.
L ! M«»N SODA. ('K i.A M SODA. SALSA- j Tin« steamer J P N O o r R ESTLESS meets
P A L IL I. \
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( ’ I i 'M P VC NE ’ the f.taee at the month of the Uniixjua.
* ¡D I'.!,. ' d M lì VL V A’I Eli. a! ;*>
Ai
Newiind comfortalile stafies
Fare ,<* Portlainl by this route $14.f>0.
^ Y lll P a ad ViNKGAR.
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for the ( ’eli orated ( '" t r >u Gi!!}>
Eaehp.assepijeridlowediìOiHnmdHof b a ^ a g e
1 ,* « *» j »it • « ru.
Passengers are retjuested to be in Empire
v ini'."»
H knt . v lii !>r.K.
i City the nijjht bef«»re departure.
the working classes have spent for
rum during the past thirty years j
four ye.u'H ohi, is ;d'«>ut 17 hauti» hi)»h is
and 1 will build for every working- j
Any
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lit eirj
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IK dill) î
new
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J information iu re” iirtl to the^above
¡1 j erfeét patte.fi
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svili
«mi In-auty.
man a house, and lay out him a \
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dapples;
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iu th e W est.
garden, and clothe his sons iu
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hotels
in
M;'.rshi;eld,
and
the
post ollice or
si.vd by.
in any j«’il>'i<; ) l j in E m pii«.
broadcloth and his daughters in
S o C a C S 5“AGH ISSUE ¡1 M«»r*>;ui mure. lie :s N
T t',D
all Work, aiul J!;«»s havin»; i lare» to l.)recti
t r f:O
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silks, and stand »it nis i»’«*ii« «i<*'*r .t 1
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eivitt
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exiimine
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prancing span o f sorrels «>r bays,: ,
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Me rrlficoLt Prendum Liet.
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I a : IsiMH Hi Mil*.
stiiij^lf
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»»lid secure him a policy o f life in- «r>- ^'• C O C t s . o Y e a r ,
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anee. Pn ture S'ret ■ il: !dn’ > ('liiee.
H»
r.r 1 Outfit f > Club-raisers Fr»*e.
3 p > e o i i r v l ./k - t t o r i t i o n
suraiico, s,, that the pr« nt home
L O M E A llri T A R M , L o u isv ill; * *
.y.cr•*t' »,
resp-'in ibilisy ¡-. * ai.:» tl I*»’ * ureat care *.vill
G iv e n
to
E o a -r c c L iiT g -
may i-e wt*ll maintained :iit«-r he is j
bt* tiikeu.
i?. ] ! . ilaskitis.
apri:*.
l ‘r«»p. ,V mainivi f.
/'/v lì M S
’ / O lì E lì. ! T E
dead.
Black Prince
l)om c anb ^arm.
Tug Company!!
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i vs
ilim e l
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Heivner .'*it iv*“ to a negro man
whibv.vn.-diing un
her
Floridi
plantation, “ non that you are lice
and cali vote I hope you wi 1 ! use
your iidiuenc«* with tli** c«»lorcii
people and g«*t m«j thè hallot.”
“ l.or! Mis* Reecher, ’ save ('ato,
rolling up his eyes while an in-
creduloiis gi in 1 >r»»;: lene«! his kimi-
heart
ne :
. ! • ' . • • ree
belebe thrt \vim »nei
' t ' oìi
enough to kit *.v iiow t *r vob> /”
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I » Iff 11*1» UP i.
C o m itie s in t h is
on
th e
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nuis h*_; , iS till' O»ilv ^ei
Uff"
aiuliu il in 1l» 1 ; i s
scemi«*:it of «>¡«1 Riifl« man
( '«am 1 v
Old 1ititiemail m :■ S SÌ ", t; 1 » > 1 in-
p i" e.l G letico ■ and A « »mi e 1 ì ¡« m ia s ,<:n
was »¿ut i li, by Glencoe < T ief, he i«y laiport-
i'tl Glen«*'v . his .'.rand ■ !;*.nt Honi'.a was by
lmp >rti «1 G le,ie >e.
( iootl pasture f«»r mares s at to the Sum­
ner stable iij, Sii p-r month.
(¡are will be
taken to prevent abeitb nt, but no ivsiv«it.si
hility assault
ted.
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Sii.aiwoon ,V Lr.viu.
mari)
Ü-
cciipc .
1 iie canvass in idhercouu-
♦ i**s will begin in thè fidi.
.
W m im i ili•*<*f«*«1
Presenti, »lune 20.— An election
of se li oo 1 trip " ‘cs w.is Ì p 'M to-dny
and rcsulted in th è cloction »»f three
to office.
i m s r o m z i ; h o m i : i m j i m bcy :
lt»;7 F le e t I t o iim l lo r l 'r i s r o .
The new A 1 Schooner
»San Francisco,June 27.—Twelve !
vessels are now on the way to this
port from New York, one from j
Philadelphia, seven from Balti­
more, twelve from the Hawaiian
Islands,twenty-one from Liverpool, j
forty-two from New'Unstle,
N. S.
\\\, and thirteen from Sydney.
P a r k e h s h l r c »,
-.«iab
'■.XlSÌr!
Xu XT i v i :£3 x j x e
Al Gt.Trs«'iiu.K; !
■ i lie bt st instru- i .,
i, n now e\ix :n«^r C F.DAK, F ili, ASH, MAPLE, MYRTLE,
i n b o t h h e in i-
Alder and spruce lumber ahvayaon
,t.
hauti and for sale at die lowest rates.
T O W I N G
By tin* Jug KAT IE CO O K, on
therivernnd bar,at reasonable rates.
A. L. BANCROFT & ,CC..
111!¡u t •ance, ï*¡17».
Voted
AND ALL KINDS OF -
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L
C i . aby L oi'isu K ip .
ai:—**!. have m ver tu
tl.eir equal.“
P u a .r t: Li t .
—• 1'1 •.* Knalie Pian » r-ur-
prase .• II otlu r ni
t ."
The popular HA R ]N G ’!'(IX PIANO ¡u»»l
the ('tilt 'AGO ('Oil'M .L Oi ' \N.
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BLACKHAWK!
Sole Aifcins, 7i* 1. A!..rk< t S’ ..S . mi i'rrn«"i •«>.
J . K. iiAoi'.Mit < n. L!
> Drue. ; r»-. A!..,>«li­
tichi. local aofiit.
n ll-am
W . Gainer
BLAGK-SiTh.'HING
rimber, match-wood and stave tim­
ber purchased.
j Orders for lumber lilletl in quanti­
ties to suit, and at liit* lowest living
! rates.
J. P A R K E R ,
( HAS. F. DOE.
! Parkersburg Coos county Oregon.
1 1 ills tf.
X H c r 3 e -S i3 .c e ir i.g r
Neatly and promptly done, at the ;
lowest lit ing prices.
Shop next
door east o f Leneve's drug store,;
Coquille City, ( )regon.
S i m AHEAD!
P A L A C E
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With which he will visit every point
proposes to organize a land com ­
i mi the river between Mvrtle Point and
Handon. and be prepared to do San F rm -
pany which shall furnish homes to
.
,
.
cisco
work at less than San r r.incisco prices.
deserving young men in small cot­
, , „
Will be fullv prepared
to make Pictures iu
prep!
tages costing two thousand five hun­
| all styles known to the art. from the small­
dred dollars apiece. By a novel
est Gem to a Photograph 17 x 27 inches.
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.hin, in c a s e t h e te n a n t d i e s a f t e r
All he asks is for msane to compare his
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t l.e c lo s e o f a y e a r , th e p r o p e r t y
work with that of «»filers.
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w ill h e d e e d e d to h is w ife a s a
Mr. R. has become a permanent citizen 1
home. The company will not lose
of Coos County, and it is to the interest
b e c a u s e its plan
is "the insurint? : ,,f> l*«*r pnnt record, and will until further N otick . All possible care wiil betaken to of the people to patronize home industry
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deliver * prevent accidents, but will not be responsi- j and thereby keep ihe money iu the country
of the young m ans 1 life
fer the notice
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mur Noveraoer
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fr«*it/lit. to Cotuiille Citv Hint nil lmintu mi
ble for any
any.
Liberal reduction will be |
C O Q ü I L L E
VY
of the mortgage
on
p riip erty a n d T f '¡io 'd i™
bis
the
takes the property and the com - j #2.60. other fremht *4 per ton.
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POST
T his fine Stallion will make the season of
ISSli at Coos river. Sunnier. Norway. Coquille
City and Hinton Prairie, oomniinein^ April |
f», and ending July 5.
AM) 1MI.VT Vili
FOUGHT
IF
OKSCIUPTI o N \NU I’KDKtBKi;:
Hlackluiwk is a beautiful black stallion, 5 j The people of the Coquille river should i
£ 3 i years «»Id May IS, over lb hands hi;;h and bear in mind, that as good l*li«»logrn|»fiM '
■ wei-'hs 1400 {Miunds: was raised hy <)tev j as can be obtained on the Pacific coast, r.re j _.Yll
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H im >ii, of Douglas county. His s t o c k ia Mor- j made hy G. H. R a w s p k l l . of Myrtle Point,
gan, Rhickhawk, C,»ppcibottom, Percheron, [ w’iU so«»n have completed a
floating
Money Change- and Kentucky W hip.
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If LACK HAWK
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Will
make
the
season
¡is follows: At Rohin-
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son' s place on Coos river, Friday and Kat-
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urday of every other week;ouniner.Monilay;
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Hin ton Prairie. 1 m sdav and Wednesday ot
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every other week: Norway, Thursday every
other week: Coquille City, Friday and Sat
urdav of every other week; at my place on
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Daniels creek, luesduy, Wednesday and
HILL Run on no »»Hier Route.
This
vessel having made six round trips Thursday of every other week, l'or terms,
in the last six months, is supposed to kt‘«‘i see Posters.
amount
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near each stand.
JOHN
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DEALERS IN—
mi
£5 w xVji.gA! TL ì ì N j ,
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Tvv.'d’ f! V oteli tilget 11 ; - 1
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lowin' place
question .■!! praiding liquor
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Proprietor.
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C. ANDREWS
PROPRIETOR,
CON STAN TLY
Keeps
assortment of
Boots ami shoes,
lints ami caps,
Stationery, Inks,
Dry goods and
Clothing
L a­
dies, Gents
and Childrens
General fur­
nishing goods;
also groceries,
Canned goods,
Cigars, tobacco
! aii'D 'andioH .
j trees. gooK, iu-'-e house and woodshed, etc., j
apply at this office or to H. Kern, Marshfield.
OFFICE
Store,
price
H e pays th e h ig h -
p ro d ll0 6
v ln 2
for Country