Coquille City herald., August 10, 1886, Image 3

L O C A L IT E M S .
A
Paille your own Canoe.
V H > I C 'A I . T i t E A T .
A h
o M
-T
m im -
T r n i M i r c ( nrli««.
i road
_ j i between
i
T
*ll , for M rs Garrisons Restaurant
Some gentlemen who were stand­ a county
Ellensburg
Bread on the Waters.
ing near the smelter at Meader- and Port (>:{' !.
Tin* Gazette
Opposite O'Connell’s,
ci
villa
a
day
or
two
ago
saw
a
man
Hon. .1. M. Siglui is in town.
says: “ I hto is a move in the
Miss L«‘hiu.in and Miss Beyers
The Yankee Doodle Band from at work digging a hole at some right direction, and
Front Street,
\. \ . Perry is pilot on tho ( ’«»os.
il is to to*
begin school here next Motnhy R«« oliurg favo'.ed the music-loving distance across
the fiat.
After hoped that every settler along the
A. i*. Williams succeeds Heaist Aug. 1(1.
people of our city, last l uesday watching him awhile and wonder­ route will lend their aid to the u n -1
as senator from ( ’nlifornin.
with a ing what he was up to (fo r there d s taking.” Did it never occur to
Collector Zuinwalt, of Port Or- afternoon and evening,
Oregon.
Tlio Occident Water company ford, made this place a living \ isit musical concert «and variety enter­ was no probability that he had
an putting down more pipe in this last week, remaining here one tainment which was highly appre­ discovered a mine in the locality you, Brother Sutton, that it is often ya.aIa froiu r,,wto9. a. m.; 12:H0to 2 p. m.
the eas ; that “ every settler” is full ami .*>¿$0 to9 p. m..
town.
night.
ciated 1 >v the lovers of music and in which he was at work ),they went more anxious to It ml “ their” aid i Weals’
,25otfl.
S. H. Hazard, Alex StaufT and, The st earner Coos gut on a small minstrelsy. Their strict parade in out to satisfy tln ir curiosity by as­
No Chinese Employed.
in matters of that kind than that ,
Sheriff Harlocker were in town snag and is being overhauled this the afternoon, which was com lue ted certaining what he was hunting
v4n38tf
of his own.
1'hurst lay.
morning. She will be in running with military exactness, awakened ior. \\ hen they reached him they
l l i p . H i p . H i i r i ’uli.
the enthusiasm, and euallenged found he was an old man.
He
l ive children were drowned in order to-morrow.
Congress adjourned on Thurs­
the river at Keokuk, Iowa, a week
Messrs. J. B. Dully ami S. B. the admiration of all who gazed had dug a hole about six feet deep
ago wInto in bathing.
Slier wood, of Sunnier, were in upon flic ranks as they marched, and was just beginning to pick up day Aug. 5, at 4 p. M. and the pres­
The tiial of the Anarchists in town yesterday en route to the finely unirò» med, through the prit - j gold nuggets from the bottom of ident has signed the river ami liar- ;
C'pli sinle ts «i t J.« «•i t \ .Jto til« i time the excavation and toss them into bor bill, and others appropriating
Chicago is still progressing ami Halls prairie race track.
« >f a s a j ;<*l*b quiekst«*} »; .a beauJil’ul a cigi ir box. The visitors suppos­ 83( >5,000,(MX). It is a good joke on
startling evidence is being elicit­
•L»1 m Carnell and family arrived
-AJ .1 IKIind-S of H
AU
LIN
G
«•«lnipiisitioii
ami
arrangea lent. ed that the old man had struck the senate, working hard to make
ed.
here last week from Carnell, Nto»-
3/t S lX C O t m o t l . C e .
rich placer diggings, or at least (he river and harbor toil! objection-
The postoiliee at Rent) was rob­ doc county, Cal., with the intention which was brilliantly played. Be-
Hack G<m acting w ith both Steamers.
they tiiat lie had struck a “ pocket,” that able to the president and he sign-
f< re mai «•king to tin* hall,
bed a week ago last night o f *20 making this their home.
G. A. Brown Proprietor,
F. M. IVcker, Agent.
iJ ay eil a few fin«* —
t*l(’at 1 >ills at the seemed to be panning out pretty ingit at last. The tiling will work
registered letters and other valua­
lilStf
7lr6.
Miss Rhoda Dean arrived hero
on the back action principle.
inaction of ! ' 1 «*i»t an« 1 M mi .-treets, big.
bles.
too late yesterday for the tuncial
» «-I» ♦
afa:r w hi«‘h 11 : « * l»«i\s 1
«ver»* “ at rest,”
On inquiry, however, lie ex­
l »3 Ht«* H a n a Itou I T o w n .
Ibid Tennisson was all excite- , of her 1 rot her. Mrs. L. 1>. Belieu,
SG to t*|>«*ak*, until eve n ing.
plained that about twenty years
meet when he came to town the another sister is expected hero to­
Is S t i l l C h i l i *. The O live;
\ C« * 1 -piem » ; s ligare
wlfi mil ago lie had buried a quantity of
other day.
His baby has three ri ay.
MHS. A L OLIVE, PROP.
attract* ' 1 lunch atteul[i n, was that nugget gold them and had never house, since its change of proprie- j
teeth.
The Successful House-Keeper to »»I* one «>1 our f«»rmci' Í » > )S COunty before had an opportunity to come i tor.
A. I . Bancroft A Co. will rebuild without doubt the best book ot its !
City, Oregon.
It was after it. He had just now arrived | E n l a r g in g .— S ome one must be Coquille
. Ml:*. J i'«*«l /.Ig 1er.
on the lot where their lint station­ kind out. Mr. James Huddleson not alon«» t lie tall
commanding in the country recognized the spot doing a driving business at Mr. r I',IIIS Popular Hotel has recently been
ery house was burned in San Fran­ will take your older for it and till figure and military bearing that where his cache was, and had pro­ Boyrie’s
Jovrie’s place
on 5th st.. judging :
.,,n‘ \n ,K;tter order thau ever before,
pi
anil is truly a favorite reHort.
cisco.
it promptly.
The tables are supplied with all the deli­
was particulars* attrae tiv«*,but r:ither ceeded to open it. He soon tin-, from the sounds that come trom
cacies
to l>e had, and in style to suit the
that
part
early
and
late.
The O. Ft. N. A N company had
A protracted meeting by the tin ma-: « * 1 * ! y manner i:i \\ Ilici i he toiietl ins work, took the cigar box
most fastidious epicure.
A H e a v y B u s i n e s s . — The corner
plenty of ip n on hand and the loss Methodist and Baptist churches «s liau*l!*al his insti uni «'lit.
ill tin* partially full of gold under his arm-
Its dining-rooms and sleeping apart-
o f the W. H. Hesse cargo will not in progress at the Pioneer church o.\ccuti«*in oí* some «»f his difiicult ami walked off with it. He had at g r o c e ry m u st b e d o in g «a h ea v y ; meats are second to no hotel m Southern
Oregon.
delay matters with them.
dollars business in , spruce gum, , if «me
below Lampey creek.
Plenty to bai itone solos, he \viis «y/'iV/V, i2 >11- least sever.d thousand
.
! v4n50
Mrs. A. L. Olive, Prop.
sido ing the fact that lm has very worth of the nuggets. He did not could jmlge by tne number who
It is conceded that the Pacific eat is kept on the grounds.
recently taken up the sttiii}* of gi\o his name, 1 ut the conclusion got loade«! up at that place during
Bridge Company will get the con­
W illie Dean, whose death an­
mu-i«*. and more 1 •ecoilly
that naturally arrived «at is that he is an the early part of last week.
tract to build the Sixes river
nounced in another column, was a
— i C i —
Sp(‘ci .lit y.
old-time road agent who has been | L ook O ut .— A h there has been
bridge, their bid being the lowest. !
good boy and his death is deplored
The U ndersigned
I lu* 1 »pen air 0 »net*rt in front of “ detained” in some other country but little sumniur rain so far,the for­
The robbers of the Minneapolis by a host of friends. He was lu>rn
Ü S IS
ests are liable to be fired, and an in­
postoiliee have been taken in by near R«>!la, Mo., April 12, 1 St ¡baud tile inali in tiic cv nil: g was ;i pleas- longer than he desired and that his j
C D P E n s riE ID
calculable amount of damage «tone.
Priukerton’s, the selling of the 8 J5- was therefore nearing his majori­ «mt snrpri-a' t > tli-.».*to* who were iii st move on gaining his liberty'
hear t il \ pleas« «i v* ¡1 li their fo i mer was to come alter his share of the j Everybody ought to be very cau­
(HX) worth or
stamps giving the ty.
efforts. It was . imp ly Grami.
A proceeds of some early <la> treas­ tious about letting fire get away
clue.
The two schooners that cleared large am lienee gr«»et<'«I their per- ure-nox robbeiy.— Butte In te r-[ from their control, hunt* rs ditto.
Mrs. T. F. Lewis, w ho was visi­
S u l e d . -T h e schooners Gem
from this place Saturday took up­ fonmme e with well m«*rite«l ox- Mountain.
I I n T
ting relatives and friends here last!
and
J.izzie
Prien,
were
towed
be­
wards of 350,000 feet of lumber j «ressi« ms of delight.
One sel«*«*-
T U v ll:trll«ol<li Statu *'.
week has returned to her homo at j
low «>n Sat unlay by tho tug Katie
trom Lyon s mill. The lumber for in particular an «»vertun* was
Now York, Aug. 4.—The 3rd of
North Bend accompanied by her;
and
( ’«'ok, b tii lout led with lumber at
the most part was first class, but rendo*«*« 1 in magnifie. *nt style ; «* ich
September is tho day fixed for the
sister, Mrs. M. Way.
Is prepared t«» buy or sell for
the chances are that little of it will part be ing admiral >ly sust.ilined
Lyons’ mill.
Two scows loaded
formal unveiling of the Barth« Idi
touring the vtoit of tlio Yankee he so graded.
reasonable consideration.
with brick at the yard were also
The lumbering through« mt. Om* «.f our to «V1IS-
st;«.! ;«• of Liberty but the progress
Poodle band here last week Mr. business is poor taking into con­
He has the following for sale:
men w!ia» heard t!in* celeiu•ate.l of the work is so slow that the ex­ tab« i, below by the steamer Coos
Walsh a 1 b»sehurg press scribe sideration the stealage.
1 «ivi*
*
:;.«• same «lav.
“ Alvin «Foslin" toi tl lolls.Uni d « >1
pectation will have to he aband­
The Greatest Bargain Out
and Mr. W imberly of the Review
band in Portland 1 n-it «vinto, «le- oned.* Only the first series of plates
The
race
between
Claindigger
For the best meals ami at any
made us a pleasant call.
A great dunce for makng Money,
claros
11
1 o t the music ¡ »lave 1 1 »;g the
hour
g<> t«> the Olive hotel.
and Billy Berry has been posja»li­
constituting the statue up to the
Columbia
river eannervmen
* -«A- *
1 he cheapest— 148’^ acres
miles from
ed till the fair, le u per cent, o f Y. D. b; mil here,was fully «*: j ilal t.» knees, are in position and rivited
For real good bargains, go to Grnvel Ford. 30 , acres in cultivation. All
have concluded to fish through the
the stakes goes to the society at that p! cV ! ! y the “ \ Ivi n Jo.iliu” together. Not more than twenty
close season, at which the people
Xosler’s ilrug store in this place ”«>od baud r oodout range for stock. House
-Cxi«; With vhed addition.
Barn 30x42
other times than during fair, and J r.ifo -i. a,.to. «.Itl.on; .« 11 that c l«'- an n are at work, i’lie face of the
are kicking. The law* will be en­
He to selling goods extremelj C" »d orchard. 5 head of cattle, lot of hoggr
bratet
1
!
O
,
M
S**«!
rdun
ist
in the above case *t would amount
statue is placed im the
ground,
Good
forced if t..ey attempt it.
\Yi tli a where visions inspect it at close ch e a p , a n d k eeps n o th in g b u t th e j I- stands of l>e»s. farming tools.
to SUM) which was considered too entirely of soh > p y « is.
■
if
: timber < n uncleared
««led Dortion
portion of tl
the land.
tf.
best.
The ( >i •egonian is being fondled much by the racers.
VI! for SL'L'tK) euquireof j . Svurdwart on the
Remember litt!«' st ! eng!h» ni; g « • i Sol to 0 < >1 tin* quarters «and scratch their mimes
♦ «4 »
e
;
« ”«-» « .i«--. or <>f du“ undersigned.
! t to*. !*î ^ ’ • 1
by a delegation of Chinese officials the change.
1 1 . . ful
on the copper surface.
At tlm
When visiting ('»«p iillo City
Je acres at Gravel Ford iw acres cleared,
sent to the Northwest to see the
>«):•!« 0\ n »rs t hat matom* ¡«1 iy o s pio.-s'iil rate tl:e statue may be com-
sto p l«t .‘ lm Olive hotel.
A ir s ., 2st«»ry house lrtxir» with kitchen addition
•Johnny Scott has been laid up iiHl n a a
extent of damage done !!;>• mongols
iy fali ini .. 1he Y D. 1 )■ iys i>iet«‘,l ii six months, biie work
t.»
’ 011- Barn 4('xl* >. Good June orchard Itearing
( ) 1 ivt* is sparing m> pane
I*
by their forced exit from towns with a sore hand here for a couple under the inn i- :i p
ol
Pn if. of ; utiiug the
surroundings in «1er comfort to guests of this de- •vili he sold il r«*:ts< nalil»“ offer made, for
ot weeks. One thumb is about the
particulars eiujuir«'of G. I). Hobson Myrtle
the past year.
(«lot ini. will 1 1 a ■« > ■ • 1 1 i ■ o ;;e. I (i < 1 * -g r« *e oidc. and ill.tolling the grounds in-
servedlv popular house.
Point «ir ef t In* undersigned.
worst mangled <>f anything w< have
>(
'i..‘i«-ac\ .-e<*.t>i«i o is« t> • i • 1 in . hi«« ti e fort, according to the or­
Johnny Renew, our efficient
RES i>f » xcellent timber, fir and
seen.
Only foi coming
across
* * ^
K J \<
v< 1G
tii • stale.
postoiliee d eik , has been quite
The
sj>lendi«l
steamer
Co«vs
will
*B
ced.-ir,
near Co«iuille C’ity. for sale at
iginal | lan, will require at lea t
him w hile the doctor was dressing
reasonable
rates.
For particulars, enquire
A variety « l ¡««I lain! .cut
vv> - one year.
sick since Satinday. H e got too
run regularly heieufter between
it we should have known nothing
of J. C. Laird »ir of the undersighed.
(*■ *■ ■*
given in the ever ng m the hall hy
warm while working and has since
this place ami B;in«l«>n, leaving
TH R EE LOTH.
about it. Ho i-Jnot a grunterta small
VI
n
r
.
the ino! 1 1 1,( I-;, «.¡' the band, to a good
had fever. His brother George is
V 11* ius of A rooms centerally located in
Coquille City at 7
M , and return­
edger saw can’t keep him down
New Orleans,Aug. 3. A Mexican ing leave Bandou at 2 r. m See ad r,Mi°i,lc < Uy verv du ni) f“r c,lsh*
sized audience, the major part <•!
laid up also with tlux.
They are
long.
1 aces on the Coquille river, near Co-
which enjoyed the fun. The local mun-of-war which tois been in this
both improving.
tf.
«jtiille < ity: 30 acres under cultivation, 80
.
-
The death of Miss Edith Morras hits wen* immense and produced port for several months for repairs
A yer’s Sarsaparilla is designed
nevef or more in grass, all f«*nc<“d. Good
Steward »V* Paden will hereaf­ barn : nd house: farming t«j«ils. wagon nnd
has
ht-«
ii
ordered
to
leave
f«*r
\
«'i*a
youngest
daughter
>f
H<m.
Win.
much
merriment.
The
orchestra
for those who need a medicine to
harness. Easy terms —«uupiire of S. Jones
ter have a big supply of choice or at i iiis office.
purify their blood, build them up, Morras was a shock to her many work inside the hall was interfered Cruz. There the ship will await
W H IT E ('E D A lt
Her funeral here «'it 2 witii to a great degire, on account further orders. I'he officers of the sausage on hand on \\ ednes«lay
increase their appetite, and reju­ friends
of each week, and will promptly | ()Q
h« n«S<al
c< tlar timber
• rt li mile from Bear
venate their wind«- system.
No o’clock yesterday afternoon was of the steaming condition of the ship say that all the Mexican men-
fid orders from all parts. Send in er«-ek. \,ry Cheap.
other preparation so well meets largely attended the steamer Poos atmosphere in the worst of illy »f-war have been called home since
Brewery fi r sale—capacity ot six
I’lie violin strings , the Cuttingand Iiasures matters y ou r orders.
this want. Its record of forty years making a trip up the riv er to bring ventilated halls.
barrels.
Good Location—Every­
i)50.
have assumed so threatening a
down
the
immense
crowd.
Miss
thing
convenient.
Satisfactory reasons
were
continuallv
breaking
or
is one of constant triumph over
given
for
wis
“
ing
to
sell.
F
o
r
S
ul
«“
.
Morras was 17 years old and was “ fraying out,” w hich rendered im­ sl ap«', the Mexican counsel re­
disease.
ne ¡'iii! a half acres oue-lialf mile from
Co<l
a favorite urn»mg her acquaintances. possible any successful attempt to fuses to talk but other Mexicans
quill»-City, on stage road; house of
Several
articles
of
household
Foi its soothing and grateful in­
fivi
.
.
.
•
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•
«
|
i
,
rooms,
wooil-shed, good cistern, l.»0
Her bereaved parents, brothers and keep the instruments in harmony. are inclined to the opinion that furniture, consisting «>1 tables, a
fruit trees. *ome In uring— Very cheap.
fluence on the scalp, and for re­
comment kitchen cuphoanl, bed room secre- l ‘ |T L-',rr*iVv-1
sisters have the sympathy of the The opening overture, however, | war is possible. They
forH ?ieHr
moving and preventing dandruff,
1
’
l » / l rord: g.i acres cleared, house 16 x 26 ,
taken from tlm “ Mikado,’’ was ex­ severely on the action of the tni'v, A’ O. Having purchaStKl the •' 111 «‘*ffx.‘»4. smokehouse. w«K«d-shed, bee
whole community.
A yer’s Hair
\ igor
has
no
. '
.
,
. -
,
u« use; 4 stands of liecs. 2 cows, household
ceedingly well rendered; that piece house committee in instructing above at a great saciinee for cash, and kb<'hen furniture, farming tools, wagon
[Gold lVurli Gazette.]
equal.
It restores faded or gray
Secretary Bayard to again demand ! thaif
mi »1 h i, lw oio lif »it n
tmrrmin aEd ljiinu'**' ir* ftcres of crops; range out-
im j , can
m oougiii at a tmrgain.
9ide Hnti convenient for 100 head of stock,
( ’apt. Stralmn roceved a fine otter being performed before the instru­
hair, to its original color stimulates
the release of Cutting, and
say Call and see them at my residence is less than one mile from Reboot house and
ments
were
seriously
affected.
the gr >\\th of the hair, ami gives boat per tug Pelican, and will en­
school j post offee— #2f»oo.
Taking it altogether our people : the demand will be again refused. on E lliott S t, opposite
1 ( F ) ««cres, 4 miles above Parkersburg,
it a beautiful glossy and silken ap­ gage to some extent in otter hunt­
house.
»-
«
I
on Co«juille river; 25 acres bottom—
, were immensely pi used, and the
S. \V. Harriugton.
ballatav bench and hill land. House 20x28
pearance
ing.
lllii«* a m i h r » } .
l'!;rn »2\«i0; g<«od. young orchard, bearing;
tf.
One of Asa C arej’s children was most sincere praises were bestowed
good timber on th«.* on the place; good out­
B. F. Parsons, die sewing ma­
Tvler, Tex., Aug. 4.— Extensive
particularly upon the musical part
side range for stock. Price, 1250.
chine repairer, went to the bay seriously injured last week by a
DIED.
^¡•15»»' f«ir l«i() acres of land, 80 acres under
preparations
are
being
made
by
of tho program mu. Wo hope the
horse
falling
on
her.
fem?e, «kKl fruit tre«‘s house, bam 60X40
yesterday, and will do the work to
ex-federal and ex-confederate sol­
boys
from
Koseburg
are
satisfied
At her home, two miles south of Coquille ■ ' 4 ’» «>d ’’ange bircattle adjoining.
The schooner Merriara made an
.
0
,
,!
,
fi r House and two lots m G
Go<|uille
be found there and then return to
City. Aug. 8 . Miss Edith Morras, daughter of
city; vevv cheap.
with
their
excursion,
and
we
trust
diers
to
participate
in
a
grand
re­
effort
to
get
out
of
Smith
river
last
the river. He is a good workman.
that this, their first visit to our union in this city on the 25th and H«>u. Wm. Morras. aged 17 years.
•w'17.' for House and lot in Coquille City.
week
but
struck
on
the
bar.
She
In Coquille City, Aug. 8 . Win. H. Dean, * L « f ( VCHKS—A splendici ranch, at a
G ive him your order.
Samuel
part
of
the
coast,
will
not
he
their
2(>th of August. The citizens are son of Provit Dean,aged 20 years.
\ er y rr«-a bargain.
At least $5000
H ill the great sewing machine man was floated off an 1 back into the
worth of good timber in close proximity to
last
one.
river
the
same
day,
w
here
she
still
I
the water. Two t«» three hundred sheen go
of San Frincisco compliments Mr.
subscribing liberally to make the
NOTICE
with
the place.
Place well imrovea—75
pleasurable enterprise a complete
I« hereby given, to «11 whom it may «-oncern: ' a m «M cl« am l-p riee. ««„nh down, $2500.
Parsons very highly, knowing him remains
I n n Snow Ntorm.
That the underaigned will nnt be re8i>oiiHi)ile for
A. M. Gillespie’s large new
D ACRES mi Cotpiille river, 80 acres
to l>e a fine workman.
Mount Washington, N. H., Aug. success. The ex-soldiers antici­ any debts contracted, or for any ««irk done on the ■«■ » * ) bottom land. :ì acres cleared, bal-
scow met with an accident Friday
pate with keen enthusiasm another «•laiiu at Italian Mar known now sh K. If. L«iwe h lane«* n<io«l timber, C(*ctar anil fir —convenient
3.— A northwester, blowing at the
Mr. J. J. Birch is in this part in­
claim, G. D. Elgiu’c claim or James Aikeu’a claim t«» log.
Small house with three rooms;
occasion for handshaking and war and worked by EI r I u , Lowe k Aiken in copartner- $22«kt. Or. 120 acres including the bottom
last
that
caused
serious
damage,
if
troducing the Laundry
Queen
rate o f sixty miles an hour, set in
until farther notice, or until we have paid up
and and house M12«X»— a splendid chance
talk and well wishing among tho ship
all nutstandluR accounts, and have had a settle- f ,,r one w ishing to make a home.
Liberal
washing machine, which is claimed it does not result in her total ruin. at nightfall yesterday.
Snow be­
terms gic« n.
ruent of our business between ourselves.
|
comrades
and
enemies
of
a
quarter
to lie the best out. It is taking the She was loaded with cord-wood, gan lo fall at 2:30 this morning,
One choice business lot in Coquille City
bated at Myrtle Point , , It. If. Lowe.
-very desirabl«
of a century ngo, who are now co­ Coos County, < »reRiin, G. I». FI rìii .
and
was
run
alongside
the
wharf,
lead in other parts of this state and
AuRiist 15th 1SS5. )
A M A KG AIN*.
j and at 5:30 the ground was covered
mingled in brotherhood.
“
U
acres
at
Gravel F«»r<l. all bottom
between
the
cannery
and
store.
our people w ill doubtless do well to
to a depth of one and one-half
• )C i land.
5 ) acres under cultivation,
■* «
STO CK H O LDERS NO I ICE.
30 acres gm»d pasture.
One of the best
test the merits o f it and profit by The tide receding, left her lying | inches. The wind is blowing eighty
Tlio stage route from Empire
places on tho North fork; would make a
Bv
order
of
the
board
«if
dir«*ct<>rs
«
*f
^í.
it Mr. Birch whom you most all across a sand ridge, and, the result i miles an houi, and windows are
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' good dairy farm. For particulars enquire
City to Drain’s, is now in fine con­ P. K. association, the full amount u f stook <,f the und«rsi he«l ..r on the premises of
was,
she
broke
about
mid-ships.
know is a gentleman in whom you
thickly covered with frost.
The
subscribed is cal leu for. ism-v. due and will «i. B. l ’ox. Gruvel Foul. Or-von.
dition. Passengers put through to be collectable :’>«* days from lirst publication
The
scow
was
lately
built,
for
the
can rely, and what he tells will be
C !KVP! CHEAP!!
thermometer yesterday registered
“*
icres
iii
Bp’el.in City
of
t
hi
«
notice.
» ¡in street;
purpose
of
carrying
tan-bark,
a
the naked truth, and in any deal­
85 degrees in (lie valley, but now the railroad tho same day, without
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1 :
it. no
G. D. Elgin
J. A. Lehnherr
i extra charge,
who;, requested.
ings with him you will find in him large quantity of which is now on marks 28 degrees hero.
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areclean-d
aud
fenoed,
President
Secretary
are jiretty. and will be sold extremely cheap,.
! Fare to Portland by this route,
all that the word gentleman im­ the bank of the river waiting her
Myrtle P«iint. «Inly 26 188«;.
Enquire of Walter Sinclair.
only 14.40.
tf.
n.'iO Iw
Subscribe for the H k k ald .
Coquilic City. Oreg»U 4 .
arrival.
plies.
There is considerable
tlm ugh this .«lac«' uf ! u>.
travel
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III«- \ : i l i » « s .
Feed S t a b l e ,
Myrile Polit Orsi.
O L IV E H OTEL,
Land
Agency!
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