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The following is the programme
o f the Coos ( 'ountv teachers In­
stitute, to ht» he'll : it Marshfield,
Oregon, August 11th ami 12th,
issa
Nasburo and 1 to l’’. P. Norton.
t* stands for «lomestic fruits
1 er, £5 each.
hay stands, £5 each.
stands for meat, eg s and
£.‘i each.
b trbt*r shop stands. £2.50.
Tliree s< da water stands, Sô euch ;
2 s->M to d *hn Nasburg airi one to
F. P. Norton.
< > 11 f pie dogi'" pi) gallerv statai, £•>.
One i-hooting gallery stand, £5;
sol il to George MeEwan.
lit oksnnd Stationen slami. £2.50.
Swing, exclusive privilège, £20.
I lir \ [»:i«*l*«* W :ir.
is, «; lo i»«* |> 4 *u«|.
Ed. H e r a l d ; We heard that
Lodi was mit expected to live.
1
suppose hi* is dead now. He must
have goni* through Purgatory in a
hurry. 1 presume he received the
name of “ Pen" while in Spirit
Land.
A »*11, Pm , l suppose you
have seen many strange things the
past few weeks, hut they havn’t
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I'p. -•*s.*K. n w-.-sf wil. M*-r.
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M , - t w full,,win,.
hi. continuous .*csidence upon, and vu 'iva
ti«>n «>*'. sud lauds, vi;.;
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A V ery G re a t
I. H.rvv
all of '.n*<irn.
Thomas iio .hard '
Pons minty,
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S S. Emiieot
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you write
much like you used
to, that without your ‘ subscription
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we would not he aide to distinguish
between the writing of the dead
and the !i\ ing.
Now, Pen, we know some of the
facts .about that troublent school,
which you mentioned in your last
1 vRCvt < i reala tinti ■ f nay Agricultural r*¿ er
urtiele.
You I now that iti every
settlement there are those who are
~ ? .e a o " E A S 6 l 6 S S Ü E
phased with nothing, .and district
No. ^ 1 is no except i a. There are
t),., ,. j,, »p .» district who think
Ni**’ .
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jf ||.<*v cannot rule they will
i- 1
to Cl.
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It is to la* hoped 11 tat congress
s. .\ 1 o K 1 mv will not adjourn without making
SohtHiI or^nnization......
Kctulinu...................... ... ]•*. V ihiMeii
for the
( Irtliooraphy................ J. <-. ( 'antorhnry some etlectmd provision
IVnmanship................. ..K.W. oliarti prosecution oi
lhe
campaign
•ns...1. Iìimo« i ti against the Apaches upon a more
Il ri;
Kssay nml wi
li. \. Kdinuildv.
Musió in dir •hi
tormitlnhle scale than it
is now
;:;fo\|i
A riti) mot io...............
Clark Miller maintained. There are not enough
W. II. lluncli soldiers in Arizona, nor are tin*
History...................
NV. A. Welsh
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iìeooiaphy..............
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k , m „ i transportation taeinties adequate
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Gramniar.................
The whole
l’hvsiolooy and li\ n u ..I. T. Mc<d>r in* to the emergency.
Now T prop *'e to till you who
V. A. (ì< »lilfii territoiy i> prai*ticady in a state ol have quit school, and why.
Sohool L'o iT 11)1 Ut . . ..........
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There
n i i;y i :\ im ,
Music............... Murihlicid llr v .s Itami siege. Easiness is suspended in mere three little ! « vs attending
...... P. !.. Rood the principal towns, and thepeople f|*0jn another district ; two of whom
Rondino...........
Sinoinir 1 oi mio <>
.....'■ " ' !l are making arrangements, where were asked to nuit by one of the
l.ectnre.............
Miss l.ior. nc«* Smith this is possible, to quit the country, directors; whi h they did the last
Sinoinii ' si do ....
............ Mrs. p. w. Power All this lias heeii brought about by <l;iy of flie first month; the other
Rondino...........
Music...............
....... ^birMaici «1 bruis n .ml. a mere handful of savages who one, a little boy twelve years old,
5 y V n
iiilinery Store!!
A Large Variety of
T : t i e H L a / te s t S t a l e s
J.:ALiLS AND OdllCREfLS K E ATS
ìom c a n o 3 a n u .
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»vital« l*lrtiai‘ (lall: iy. s t Mtill: !t S)
ii.e pici . furnish*
OIVES Wholmlr l’ rlte- vi till Rii;• ti >t ic«
flirret to rnnsti:>! ■>■-> cn «I! «o'Hls for
A. i.. Ai 1 ¿on,
{ifnonnl or fiiiully u? »*• »2 *1!« lum In
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l'iiipiiUe City, ()(;ii,
Order, and >.;ives ctni'i rosi ot * v« ry-
tiiin^ j’on tue, eat, cJr 7*?i. vcvnr, or
hnrr f 'n ivllh. 'iii» * l'i^ ..LI ARLh
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Mrs, A.(J. Vikcu.
HOOKS conlulu Information tflcaiud
frtui» J*jr markra nf tln* world. t\e
will mall n «opy FRKK to any ad»
O L IV E & A IK E N .
«Irrss iip»>!» reriipt of !0ets. << «icfray
i xpen;e of snÄiifn^. Irf*t »m h* nr from
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M O N TG O M E R Y WARD 6\ CO.
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NOTICE FOll FU : :I>I- ATION.
h,imi < Mli" ‘ at K o ìiar:*. < ,«*n, *
July î)Ji. JS*'.»».
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’ OTICK is I kti -I iy "'iVfii tl’.st llu* fwllow-
iao-naiu' il s<4: ff (ms !i!**il notice of
hi* inti iitioa ;•> mala* ; n 1 p'ooi' in
»rt
• if’ll is els im. : «1 '.l'.'t -aid pro it i. J l>i*
mailt* Is-fi'i' tin Ji d^«* «w Clerk <»f tlu* c.»:m-
, > court of < oos « laity at Empire* i'y ' ha -
•,.n. o i W odiu-sd.iy 'oi^ust
issi;, viz:
I’anninio M. Houser, homestead No. tsi?.'»,
f. the F. ' . of S. 1 ' i. S. V,. '. Of S. 1..
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evXid. O r n a m e n t s .
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R r ch i n g E i r b ro i d e r y
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Groceii»- , Pr< vI.-i•
i 'anm-.i fruit V e ilin g . S c a r f s
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Ha s trlined ic or«ie< a speciality.
and l epetubles,
Stni'v. ID.ish. Si:: . Satin or Vilvct. v-hicli
j Flour, Meal, Jhicon, 1 and Lard, 1 w«* will sell eh«'«]» f«»r « vsn.
vlnfi.
Tobacco, Cigars,
i Candy, Nuts, i'ruit>, and Notions.
Also
A fresh and choice supply of Eeef
and other Meats.
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M .rshfield Pniss limai rsei,Pet‘ ’ roni
reservation two fjU|j ,me month later, because he
Music.........
Rccitiitinu.. .......... " ■-s Molli, Lehimm years ago alai have since spread j1;ld to come alone two or three
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( 1 I K A P E S T !
Siii{»inii I Si >li i
...... 1 . M. ls an- tt terror and destruction over all that miles along a trail through the
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Lecture......
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K 1 (¡nidtii Pa l* of the Southwest.
Although mountains. All three are nttend-
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Mrs. p. w.Tower tii»*y liave been continuously pur- incr school in tbeii own district at
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Marshfield
l’rass
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Music.........
sued Tv the available tro»*j)s m (jj,> present time.
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"8 CUY and D.ain’s O'a on
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New Nlexict and Arizona, the
Y«ni know why Mr. ¡'arrows’ two
Grand « \cnr >u « >vt r P' • s i • : i y ha i* t >n i !>.
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OTATE and STEAK30AT lir : !
character of the country the long sons do not attend school; it is
tuo Kscort.
Mr. G. M Merchant lia^ kindly ri'aches of uninhabited desert, tue because of the illness ol* their
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O a r r y i ï i Ê Tixe U* S- M a ils
tendered t«> the institute the serv- fre»pient intersection of mom.tain father.
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ices of tie* tug I'.scort for an excur- ranges, and the thinly populated
They are the only «nies who do
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p ft r* ••• r k ; a p/r* ^
tikis.
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1. Willaiils 1 »i»*»K m I iiiwi , lmiv to iir,'i>«»rtioii n <-«>r-
sion >v* r tilt* bar, I riday, Vvgust and widt*ly scatter, «1 districts has
attend, and t!u*re lias been no nic«>. Mali** imuililiiu; kulv«*¡*. ¡I. *i"t r :k«' t,»
mit i*,- wit Ii i . 1 V. .miai, Im*: 4. «¡aiiut* a laixTin«,' s PicUir« Fnam« [>«i*..* .:inl V* iiuhiv iTartes
Express
Minare ñ. M it re ."'iiihliiifi worked oll li.n-i . *>. lift nail«*. Saws fi!«- i nini Furnitur«* li«*ii,air«.d.
13th, 18SI ».
enabled them to ( scape.
I he most trouble with any of them.
( at
the * barking
line kin Tor Wkm*
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Prices R«-asiinalile.
Vrrnlicr^inoulj hovo I'4'* n ni'hl^ »ri* nt«ul ntr<uMtiGs Iwivo l>oo * por-
Thoro wjis somo troulu^ ni ^rhoo! twnwiv^
<»»t tin i*ng *i oi *L‘uk unns two Ait •vori ii***n * t« i
wayH. y. Make iiipfor ••onravi* roof. HI. Luy out Ri itili am: N -..r (i-ihl 1> aeh lln;« 1.
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with the
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lines pet'«at<*«l, and men and wonu-u put caused by the disobedience of a lit at tup. li Citi upper «•ml «»I Ia<k afteis. l:t.
ut valli y raft rs. 11. «,. 1 s ripiar, ti ' Mays. X
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whereby teachers may come and to dentil with comparative impunity. L’î'go nupil.
M e say make the C
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Strike m circi® >• iti« a square. 6. To n ak® i s ; «li a I.
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STATION EVERY
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MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
people of Marshfield for their a shame t<> the country. If ail the little ones, and we will stand by
price '• k*ts or *3..’ll) i*cr dozen. Scuci to
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r. K. Willard.
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entertainment while here.
It is Indians on the reservations wore fhr» teacher in enforcing that
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especially urged that the -chool vicious, treicherous and in»*ciaim- principle.
the stage ¡it the mouth of the Umpqua*
N O T IC E
i\ i t \ : to
N«w and coiiifortahle stiig«*R.
1 s lier**liy given, to all whom it may concern: i >eer oí 1 >(*st t ; md ¡ i y alvi
directors of the county will extend able, there might be some excuse
X<,w, Pen, if you don't think the
That the ,.„,letrMK».-.l will not tn* respouMl.le fo r ,
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Fare to P inland hy this route JJtlL/K).
Ì orders
to their teachers the same courtesy for the dem< ralizati« n which marks school i; governed as it should be, any (Itdits onittractco,or for »u v worn doni» on tin*
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! Eaehjiass' tig« r allowed .M> pounds of baggage
they have heretofore, by allowing our method of governing them, nnd wish to be instrumental in claim at Italian i»ar ii-no««« m w as it. n. l.ov.c-v irom all parts !;l!e«l promptly
Passengers ;tre requeste.« :■» l>e in Empire
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claim, O. D. KI k I ii ’ k claim or Jam. Aiken's claim
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; City the night hefor«* departure.
their time to g«* »ui while the ihit such is nut the case. Unlv a finding * nt who is lo
bl 'tn ». yon
ami ««irked ’oy Klein, I .owe A Aiken mcopartner-
Any information in regard to the above
teachers are at the institut?, as the few of tlie Indians are hostile; hut are eordi.dlv invited
lo g * : nd 1
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,ul',h "r *" ’ee.or uutu we have pant up
n
ali outHtaïiùim» accouiit*4, and Lavi* Laa a nettle-
line can he procured at the lllai eo or Central
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work is one in which all are “ qnal- so long as they are able b» defy superintend affairs fol' a d'V < »l*
ment «,| mir l-*.«**»:« .-s l-.-t«c«*u ouniclv« ««,
hotels in Ala rsh« eld, and the post oflice or
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O S D D L .
ly interested, Mid the profit of the the government they are liaba* b> two and then report to
thos«* hav- 1 « . '. « oliiity, I *;•«•! 111 . 1 O. 1 >. l.lgin.
in ;**i v oulilic 1 tsr in Eii pir •
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institute acerm s to the patron and tempt and Î corrai
corrupt «he ot!u
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tune p* -,
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pupil as i»l 1 as tin* tejichcr.
All
Iho fn* ;t is, .-.’ I Wi.o ! ì t v «■» int** !i-
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teachers whom w«* hav»* met seem gently stt idi»'d th 0 ! ndian
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wA i 5.V £ L V- * V £ L ï
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- AND -
anxious to c«line.
\ large atten- concur in the "j>iinii».!i that the■ Ills'. ,*■ c’m >« > 1 .
Or -
C I cc E l * C u t l e r y , e tc .
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Perhaps over in qdrit land tue
dance is expected, and a profitable thing to 1 »0 dolo» is the .-ni >pression
ii ms Pi'; ,\ isi nils
or extirpation
of
th°
hostile f;
wire*; \vP ; e not m gt it .i i
and pleasa it time anticipated.
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Apaclms, ami fb.en, in some offer- (*(
DEALERS IN
w 1 * » n y< n t (*<•<‘¡VC; 1 your
Very Respectfully,
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tive way, to gi*t i ifl «T t!i° present «.
we in >j )0 ilii > < \ spa tch
A. *1. Sherwood,
be pi: .inly undcTS'l >• ( .•.
School Supt. for Coos county, Oi incoi'»*!'» nt .' ini in»"a r istent Tud;.in v.
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system, by bringing the («.uimnn
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AND ALL KINDS OF —
Th roiiM ir; Fair.
seme and philanthropy < 11 tie
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Great preparations are being nation *o be o upon ii i'(»vising a I
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tin* laws touching noon the pr»ib-
made to make the coming district
C edar , f ir . ash , m afle , m y r tle ,
Ed. H e r ald : There is nothing
lem, subjecting tin» young to edu­
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fair one of especial interest to all
Manufactuier
of
Alder and spruce lumber always oil
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cation and industry ami the old to like improvementis in this age of
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who may attend it.
The horse
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baud and for sale at the lowest rates.
Tin* latest, in these h i r q s . ;
inflexible restraint. The reserva­ the world.
FAR1EEA. < ; iN(i ER A EE. Ull AM FAUNE
racing, for which the people have
uibi.R. m in e r .' yl W a t e r , ¡tis«» ui m
tion * v t*»m, a • i >*.v conduct«* is a is the j rocess of curing hay with
or
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more interest than most anything
SVRl Fami VINEG \R.
T O W I N G
mistake and a crime.
¡ m* * scttle- watei. They all admit it is not as
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tin*
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else, will be all that could possibly
monts ar * ; -v!urns for laziness. good as the way formerly practic­
I)y the Titf! K A T I E CO O K, on
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be wished. All the local fast stock
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and
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di*bauc!ie»y and
crime.
she
the river and bar, at reasonable rates.
• Have IY «iiil Îab< i 1 }t . »ss
will be there, and much from n
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young are trained in vicious habits
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distance. The good record of our
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Timber, m;:teh-w>>o«l and sttive tim-
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and Hit* old » .■nltrmcd in savagery
home horses has stirred up a fool­
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and lawlessness. AI! this should w itii them if it v IS f.".silici: to wear
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ing out bide, ami every effort will
( )rders for lumber idled in quanti­
he changed and changed without a cow’s h< *) u on ine head, they Ro,ar«l v.itliont l<«.Idilio .
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PROPRiETOH.
be made to carry off the laurels.
ties to suit, and at Hit» !ov*(*st living
Mt*als...................
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delay. As <* ingress can alone deal would all follow he fashion.
rates.
T o this our [toopie object, and
vlliL'D
E. E. Scofield has gone again to
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with this problem, it should not
J. P A R K E R ,
lively times resulting in competition
. . .
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r ..
eastern
O
iegoi
.
( H AS F. DOE.
'
shirk tli** obligation of attempting
S i D e o i a .1 a t t e n t i o n
will be had.
Fast horses will be
A
large
crowd
of
people
turned
Parkersburg
Coos county Oregon,
h> solve it at once. Examiner.
G iv e n
t o I B o c e r c ii in g -
on the ground especially *o beat
vl lllstf.
out yesterday to hear Rev. Michael
J T x x N p ir e O i t 3 r , O r .
T
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M
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the "Woodbury stock, and th**re is
S ave Y o u . M o n k ., d. H. Nos- discuss the Sablmth question.
A . I«. (Ji:! rv, P rof .
going to many of these same hors­ ler, » f the New drugstore soon goes
Coquille City, - - - - Oregon
l b “ tiist Sunday in Augu.*i, at
es pitted against one another.
. .
. . eleven, a. m., \\. ( ’. Ward will re-
•I' nfs ;uui
;tí c. j i >u r a . < M *,|
tu the city to lav m a new stock
, ,
,
The exhibit of fine stock and
..
,
. ..
ply to Lev. Mi chai l s sermon at 1 asturaye l»y tilt* (lay. \v* -!, < »r . iitl'.
THE
ol
goods,
and
will
sell
goods
tor
;
/
. T, ,
viui;i;;.,i.
that of the various products prom­
. .... ,
,.
.
.
. ti ravel rord.
FAMOUS
the next oD days tor almost cost
ises to be complete.
The people ..
<*sr. rxvsxi'zz*... ■ T' ta . a .-jtoio- a
, /« • « •
A
Preaching tlie first Sunday in
L. M. ChirrseiiAi.K:
forcasi',
(.ivclmuyonnmtronage.
;
Aut>nBt
,lt.
by
J),,
liiist„r
at;
areawaking to a realization of the
—“ Th** liest inst ru­
eleven o’clock.
inent now existing
importance o f
exhibiting their
The m»w A 1 Schooner
i n hot h it e ni i-
N ew F ir m .— M r. Rose of the ; \y. C. Ward and J. M. Cole
spheres.”
products, stock and wares at their
P ark krsiiuikí ,
P R O P R IE T O R ,
firm of Johnson <fc R( se has retired pitch their tent at Norway this
C
i
.
auy
l.o,
ist;
I
vellooo
:—"L
have in ver seen
district fair. The purses and pre­
their «*qmil.*‘
CONSTANTLY
from that firm and Mr. J. C. Laird " ' \ j '’ .
.
tra
miums are very liberal when we
,
,
* .
. , -,
(«ram is ripening lust these;
P at I j ISK L ïtcc a :—••The * nahe Diano sur-
prss«*s all other makes."
Keeps
take into consideration the means has formed a partnership with Mr. vvarm days
The popular il A R RIN( rT( >N FI ANO and
Johnson,
under
the
firm
name
of
j
A.
T.
'Taylor,
of
Cal.,
brother
of
An assortment of
at the disposal of the managers.
■2r the CiilUAGO COTTAGE GEG N.
Jiaird A Johnson.
W e
take »1. P. and D. T. Taylor, «>i Gravel I
Roots and shoes,
A. L. BANCROFT & CO..
Regarding
the privileges we
pleasure in recommending them
is visiting the latter.
,---
i
S«ile
Agents.
7
Z
1
.
Market
Si.,
San
Frrncisco.
will sav that a big attendance wi
Hats and caps,
D. C. Krantz has erected a barn
>1. E. H aoijnis T’ ch , Illanco Druystre, Marsh-
__ i „
,i
i
i
,
to the people o f Coqnille Citv and
. .
,
make all these pay largely», and the
1
1
*
on his place,
Don lh*x.
Stationery, Inks,
ti« ld, local aoent.
ltll lhn
persons buying these will bo in N 1 (ilMl*y-
.*c...
Remember this; We give tin*
Dry goods and
luck for ( nee
The following
The
heliographic station in H erald and San Francisco Chron-
Clothing L a ­
itiiill I aditsn I v for flu*
shows how many are sold and liisbeeu canyon hss received a j cle f or s‘2 .75 peryear; the H erald
dies. Gents
those yet for sale:
dispatch from Fort Pdiwie saying mKl S, E. Call, S2.50; the H erald
and Childrens
There are fi restauiants seating the hostile chiefs in the Sierra aIj(l S. F. Examiner,
and the \\ T ILL Rim on no other Route. This
General fur­
24 persons each, sfi; 1 sold to J«>hn Madres sent w«.rd that they desir- H erald and Home & Farm £2.50 T » vessel having made six round trips
nishing g«>ods;
Snyder.
ed to parl»»y with General Miles or _ hH in a(i VRnce. The latter paper, in th«* last six months, is supposed to keep |
also groceries,
up her past record, and will until Further
E i e r s e — S H c s in g -
Three stands for candies, nuts, a representative.
An order has the Horne <fc Fanil, will he sent a 1 notice, on and lifter Novetnner 1f»th, deliver
Canned go«»ds,
lemonade and foreign fruits, £10 been sent Lieutenant Parker to year f ree to any address by the fr‘‘nJ»t t«. Copuilic City and all points «m Neatly and promptly done, at the
Cigars, tobacco
each; 1 sold to E. I*. Norton.
c a s e pursuit of the liostilcs until Kom l«r paying one year in advance -
««ti *
liviuK l’rir,'s-
SI,HP "<";t and candies. H e pays the high-
door
east
of
Leneve’s
drug
store,
price for country produce
Three stands for cigar and to- the -esult of the parley has been for the H ilt lad and any arrearages
other freight st jkw ton.
.
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CoquiLLic M ill k Ttiu Ci oMt'ANY.
v ln 2
i Co(]iiille City, Oregon.
v In 12
bacco. $•> each; 2 sold to John i ascertained. Geroniino is wounded. 1 that he may owe.
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Tug Company!!
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Cit? Lili!1! k Fiíl SteílS
POST OFFICE
KNABE
Store,
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it/iu uuiiiu iiiiiusiry P I A N O
C. A N D R E W S
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