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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1886)
tfotjiulU (City ¿Turnlit. TUESDAY, A I L . 34, X li« ' 4 o n lin e f i .lr lfl 188a I 'n i r . The district fair to he held at Halls prairie com mem i;ig Tuestl y, September 7, will he a {»rand affair, eclipsing either of the previous ones. It is the duty of every per son in the county ami district, to do his best to make it a success. To do that it is necessary that you attend, and if possible take some thing along for exhibition. R*‘- noember this, and take along some thing. Go prepared to camp and stay through the whole fair. 1 he crowd will he immense, and every thing is l>eing done to make it in teresting and pleasant for all who may attend. Season tickets for the fair, £1.50, day ticket, 50 cents, children over ten ami under sixteen, half price. The ferry will be run as follows: Season ticket, good from Monday morning. September ♦>, till Satur day night. September 11, for wagon and team £1.00, horse and rider 50 cents, single crossing for wagon ami team *25 cents, horse and rider 15 cents, footman 5 cents. All exhibits for fair, except stock, ferried or carried on steam ers on the Coquille free. All races not filled, stand open till September 4th. *■ •• Mr. B. A. Lillie, of Portland, is canvassing this county for the sale of maps. He has one of our be loved Oregon 11 1 at is by far the nearest perfect of any we have seen. In looking at it, we find even the little creeks in Coos coun ty clearly and accurately marked out and the Coquille river running direct to sea instead of through Benver slough and < 'oos buy. The price is but £1.50, ami when you come to look at it, y m will agree that it is worth double that in giv ing you a knowledge of Oregon. It is the best thing out for your school children. It will give them a better knowledge of the geogra phy of their state than they can get from all their school books. Be sure and buy one. P. E. Barrett, Waitsburg, YV. T., is advertising for a “good young wife.” Now, Perry, would it not be well to simply advertise for a girl; few men would willingly give up theirs, besides, if it were us, we should prefer to confer this title on the woman of our choice. In this connection we will say that we have local man a Bandolph fish erman — w ho seems to be short in this way. Can nothing l e done for him? Or. ^ou*s llliiii«*. ly to be seen, hewn by the hand of Oregon’s Rhine! Oregon’sRhine! Brno amid the rocks, and of abo-i The bright and beautiful Coquille ' igiual cast: here were the figures, river is surely Oregon’s Rhine Indian in outline, here too were, a Rhine without its feudal rock-sculptured sea-lions. It castles, monuments of mediaeval seemed as if the rocks of past ages European slavery. Not the hail gradually taken on the forms Frazer with its rocky bed; their primitive inhabitants, and not the 1 hompson with its shelv- retained till this day the shiny like- ing banks; not oven the Willamette, nesses of prehistoric generations, wandering t irough its fertile val- Bid such sympathy ever exist ho ley; not one of these, nor auv of tween the organic and the iuor- the lesser ri\ers of the mighty F u r - }l,iic • o ho shall say? West possess halt the houutv of Bundon! yes, mothinks I heard the lovely stream w hose placid that name before! And the first valors conveyed us (for the :• • t book we opened in the first house tine) to the famous rocks and we entered on Bundon beach was caves of Bundon beach on Sunday ” • he History of Baud' n by hist. What a contrast between this Ue»>. Bennett Esq. B. A. (Trinity kindly river and the Umpqua, College, Dublin) and B. L.; an ad- wliicli rolls into the ocean not many mirablo literary wank, replete with miles to the North of us! The legendary lore; a truthful, and his- ( oquille greets you winIi a pretty torically a standard volume which smile; the l mpquu meets you with sends «mr thoughts fast trivohug a sui ly frown. ( )ne is imiting, the many a woarv mile,’ and other repell ilit; and v\ hi le the beet- I • 'ti*i ie* us up at t he s ‘ mres u *t o. ling banks of our Northern neigh- Pacific ocean but ot the Ai! iii - bor wamld hurl the weary traveler and on the other side ot it at to destruction upon its rocks, the that six thousand miles away, shady walks by the side of the Co- 1* or this little planet of ours has two quille would tempt the wamlerer Bandons, one on the shores of the to stay. 1* aoifio, and another, somewhat Last Sunday’s excursion to Ban- °lder, on the shores of the Atlantic, don beach was certainly one of the a,1(l it was the history of the latter greatest pleasures we had enjoyed which we i pened at Bundon beach for long and many a day. A 1)11 Smnlay last, and which docs goodly company indeed one credit to the pen of its author as might say a large company of jolly a literary work, to his head; as a fellows and pretty girls, a glorious patriotic book, to his heart; and as a day. a fast and comfortable boat, hisroiical volume, to Ins impartiali- the sight novel to one only no- j ly mi a historian, enstiuned to a panorama of mud- W e closed the tome and wardered tlut> of fertile acres in cultivation 0,1 the strand. I’he distant sounds and thousands of fertile acres of laughter reached us, and on awaiting cultivation,the weird,rocky turning a “rock’s huge point,’ we pillars and caves of Bundon, a view were once more in the midst of a of old ocean himselt in all his busy M*ene of life and merriment, glory, and a general good fellow- 1 hat is to say, men and ship among all the Coos’ pas sen- women and boys and girls gers, all contributed to make last were all having their own fun Sun lay a red-letter day iu our j i! "'ith the waves, and the waves gr:m»go and one which cannot were laughing and shouting still easily be forgotten. more loudly than the lx»ys and Pleasant faces surrounded us on girls, and often outran them, and all sides; the jovial representative then both pants ami petticoats were of the Coquille City H erald , stand- limp ¡deed, and bare f»>et pattered ing with a foot on the port side along the sand, pursued by the and a foot on the starboard, w ith a crest of the foamy billow. We g<xxl-untmal ami swaggering imita- watched, we listened; and while we tion of the Colossus' of Rhodes, reclined upon a lonely promontory, balance»! the boat for us. When there were wafted to us, in the the passengers rushed to port our music »if the waives, the foil» wing lmr»> calmly transferred the weight o r ! J li:< iM (i n .i.i: of lus rotund and burly frame to o i « i Srtiivr sings, his starbour»! extremity, and rice r,T nn.no!d who#dul’’ for tho.bn.cr . - ,. In Ianilrt whore my llvvr oft ti*»n.]<»»t hint. jiiU,nir: (I I $(1, tllUS l i g h t i n g oil!" Iltl.o ) Htriiggl«'»! for walth uinl I lont all my health amt steamer, and satisfactorily proving i made home on th.» lovely cimuiui *, «ir. Ckas. Edwards. A. H. V. r 1 v T > H a i r V igor cures baldness. * -1 -i.I A O Hair V igor restores you th ful freshness aiul color to faded and gray hair. It attains these results by the slim- ulatioli o f the hair roots and color glands. It rejuvenates the i t t i l ) and cleanses it. It restores to the H A I i l that, either by reason o f age or diseases o f the scalp, lias becom e dry, harsh and brittle, a pliancy and glossy silken softness o f extreme beauty. T here i.< n > dye *n A yer's lla ir 'T y | d and tlie good it does is by the » - k s Y l A - l V it imparts to the follicles, and ti e clean liness and healthfulness o f the condition in which it maintains the scalp, a - a x a > e g i Hair V ig or renews the hair. I I ^ l V ►£ Hair Yti/or in the best cure known fur Hrashy Hair, Scald Head, Itching Humors, Tetter S o r e , T orp id F ollicles, and all other diseases ot the scalp that cause the falling o f the ■ | \ T i > " " ‘l »*s fading. Nothing cleanses I 1 . » ! I I < f the nuisance o f dandruff so per. . tly, and so effectually prevents its return, as A vK it’s H a ik \ lUOB. In addition to the curative and restorative virtues peculiar to A y e r’s Hair T T l d i d X X > it is a toilet luxury. T he H air » X v I V t A V is by far tin* cleanliest halr.dressing made. It causes the hair to grow thick and long, and keeps it always soft and glossy. * .7as. Uurke. E D 1M M , For Win. ltoh iu . § Sale- « » At’ liEM «if land on Four Milo creek ! ' ) ' * aim» mil 's KoiitU of IJatuUm, cun- i. initio -it) acres b u t t » . in. »ill cleared; 20 acre.» under fence, good meadow, gardei s]. of 2 acres. o,,o».l iiill-pidc raage for e itile or «beep.. Plenty of outside range (.;.»« .! .!\\. Iling bouse 24x20 feet, six room mi • verni out houses. Good stream o f1* water il».wing by the house. Good soil, wiil produce anything adapted to the cl i- inate " f < )r» ;»»n. Good vagoli road from the place to liaudon, where there is sale for , all mark* tabi»- products. Apply t»» Mr . Emma Erickson on the prei.i or at this office. v4no4f». 7 i iiK ii And ompany. i tie P o in t , O r.. x: Dealers in mM MercMt 0 ; ' ci ;i ; o u u l u n t ly »ill h a n d t; ■ ctO:is and Clothing. J ;: i.;:: Shoes. Hals ar.d Caps, T-t IT i U ' B t '-TXT’/ N iiiW E , Meat Market, ! Mec'icines of ail Kin c , v. . : - rr a r l e s , C r c c l^ e i? /- •„ .1 G l a s s _N 7x 7’i;r e . A ill O f .soul «. t tli'J A ye r s 'Hair Vigor }».:<' or g iv e n in Steward & Paden, Props., 1 <»V.«'» exch ; i ' c fo r ..o j !. Hides. Gc-qs ant! a!! Kinds of Contains no deleterious ingredients. Its u prevents all scalp disease, secures against t' iiair grow ing thin or gray, and surely cures baldness that is not organic. PREPARED BY T r arm ZEPrccT'cic lie i -i i;;ark-i can b f uad. ■ . v. iii » allowed. ,! or: (»o.I»i bef.ira p l>r. J. C. Ayer »V; Co., Lowell, Mass. Coquille City, Oregon, K EEP (’»m-Cantly on hand a good Supply of fresh aud choice meats, aud 1 ’ ii w-r the same to any point of the rive on Short Notice. u37 tf ¡Sold by all Druggists. i S l V i . -iii' i n : tlow ti: ¡1 *.*:*!>’ ' ;<.» <d ll; 'id 8t '• o ■< iiap:iuVi ii s t.e j u n c t i o n . f S iin tti .n u . A : ; i ; • i !. ■ t'< >r quii!** river. th e p rt : Coil F U R N I T U R E STORE, A » l i«-«- ! - a l i ;. i I». M e V a i -. . . j="‘_ I N d l a r l r , P r o p . , i Ml those owing »lames Hurke <»n note or j M VUSHFUILD. O o K . .1 Ml<> • > l • hook account will come forward and settle j Dealer in Furniture, Doors. Glass and Pio the same wirli me. they having he» n placed ! ’ •- . ’.ID* ture I rain-. s. » ’ <•.. end agent for W h ite’s in my hands f<»r collection . sew ¡i tn-jhines. In ltf ..n .t of C h u s. E . E dw ards. M y it! - l’oint. n21—2m Tiro B est Baricaiii- of good Iioti a cres < ail < lu I ■ t*s b oh iiw ia »1. S \ * I 1 oil 1!•« i . • 1 ÎVV-J price Sl2i»0. Lili T r liiie- amount, ‘ wenty-one h» :: ÿ»;»Mt. Enip’.ire of W. Gi olHce. U F f t\\u f UH t ;le u, o r a t t h is loon, fo r ii l l t f. COQUILLE CITY. OREGON. T H E A 1 S T E A ME R F i n s :î T A 7 i n e s , X _ i i o - m e r s , O i.g * a rs a n d C i - d s r i s r S a le . 3 -. F n . B r c w n , F ' r c p . CO G S, vlnlXtf Gapt. H. W. Dunham, 1 >;» tidon w ay and tio l»»its. ! ’• m. d a ily and W’iay m »i ts. K v.‘ i'\ ill^ I i »1er t* iiibii't 1» pii>wciigt*i> n4Stf JI, i i . M orrison. ; A. i . f f [•il \ j f ► g o o S| () t* J Always on Hand, aiul 'every thin ..sold ¡»t Ui-drnck prices. TYrnss Gash. rrison. ! NV. 11. Averill. Town of Averill ! be » i 1 1« j • a á c ii 44 B ip Has on Imiui .»ml ftre still il E \ íU \ I » Í J .. M a n u f a c t a r in g a Mrs. S. E. ROBINSON, Proprietor. M M m Ejirlüp; Belü C tQ ü IU l" ¡TY, OREGON. k Ta ’oles, Oiaif Fonief rs. P I C T U R E F ’-R, A M E 3 ! »1 :t!! í\ ¡iuls >» in S ‘ *!ui ( o’iï* r i » ‘i :u l -, ill n f»-o. Myrtle i The advantage of eochnotw i* u;i ¡.. r->..i-a who wish to die- Point Nursery. Myrtle Point, Oregon, J. F. Noyes, Proprietor, I )liO IM G VL'OU of. and dealer in Fruit 5 Trees and »mull fruits. He keeps »• :is;antly on h:-.ud a well regulated assort- men'.. chenner than the cheapest. Send in your orders no pjtins spared to give full satisfaction. v4nl7 T iie s p a r e n o p a in s »•I- <• .»peine ; ci ;• ■ !.. it p: :;sai».: I have never repent»*;!, amt now I ’ m cm t»‘iit»Mt. I ’ tit h app y am! th a n k fu l t»i him w h o’a the G iv e r ; \oti rui^Iit te a r me asunder, hut IM n e v e r knock und er I f you force»! me to part from t!iis h oa utif«1! r i v e r . \nvr- V(,|i -ti» *:•' ii possession,of tb I lo t r. t»;.» 1 One Hundred TlioiJ" .»• »"O . Office SCEXMTIFiO v . . a »»ay. >ew York w a m m . 'Flour, Bacon & Potatoes I l\ l i practice before he Patent Office and have prepared 1‘A.Tnd apph* : it 10 ns for pateotn 10 100 Mate** find foreign countne*. . i a» s. Trade-Marks. Copy-n«hta. ----- A --,er.ui. nl*. and .»1 other papers for securing to inventors their rights in tne United States, Canada. Euijland, rranee, Germany an.l other f.ireijn countriea. pre pare »lnt -hurt n»»t .»•»■ ati l«.ii reasonanle terms. Information a» t »> obtaining patenta cheer- .- \. will nut change. Hand-booka of ---- 1 . -, ,u free. Patents obtained tl.r». ;yh M»-. mi .y C o . ar- r..»tict-d in the Scientific W o o l! general V* . » i 1 i t 1 : i - !’• 1 a in 1 <•or» ’ IU « U- DUS b»',l\ ■ \m paying ITcts. »’asli for good wool in good sl ap»- delivered ln-re at Uamhm. 1 will pay 17 ',» t-'».. < in -half in merchandis»*. or 17 , <»ut of l » i y -»'»r.-. 1 king on your good wool ;»t one»«. I I » » i# a first-class store of ive lLand) »»» at 2 »qui!lie ( ’ it\ J t also had Thirty* 1 « I E-B n I W * Eisht years’ ! Leave ( ’»»quill»' City at 7 a. m. fo r 1 A 7iv(¡. W o o l! W i l l F i n n . a .s F o l i o w s : h.» most popular Weekly newsiiaper dsvoted lence. mecntuics, enKineerinc discoTcrie*. >n- vMiitionsand patents over published. Everynnin- I r illustrat» d with splendid emrravintr*. TbU publ ication furnishesa most valuable encyclop«»di* of information which no person should be without. The popularity of the SciENTin»’ AMERICA* such that its circuit* i n nearly eoualt that o fa ll other i»apers o f its c*ln 4 0 ''ni!)ined. P nc6. 2D A vanr. Discount to Clubs, .sold by all newsdealer*. M ENS ^ »:0 .. Publishers. No. 361Broadway. N. Y . in e r e a ia p A Munn i Co. have for giU'SVs. E X C H iL N O E . Front St.. Marshfield. Or.. N. P. Hansen, Prop. that, although he »l».es net trim in IwanK »iKi s I! A: ■■lit ft»: Gibb (iiifs fine whiskies, an AAA v - r ■ • ¡ '.» ¡gitvoiiage is Solicited iili- \w » cut for the CELEBRATED politics he ii successfully trim a : oard ir. ! : .» i .ir» ; ........................................S 4 .(ki cii 'AGO 1 KEUnnd POUI’EU at whol»- d V i J : Hit ÎO i: i n g ........................... S.'i.âO lx »at. On we passed through a s;ih .;i:»t rtiail. The celebrated HOC A l»eer T H I: ................................................... 20cts. delightful country, which to be on drnuglrf ;itul in bottles. \8nll» V4n2i> OI»l Sin;'«.. appreciated “ne»‘»ls ¡'¡it to be .seen.” I'V " sons and I ’ vedaughtHrs by t(iese ch arm in g Tirili} nni] waters, (.Üül dilli CfllllOlilÛiÏT At Bear creek »i contingent ot ‘lads , They’re healthy an«l happy and fairly provided; ami lasses came aboard that math» ou these hanks let me wither— i’m glad i » am,. ST E A M E R - ♦ <•#» 4 the little C’oos materially shift her c I'1 '?1 , • J 1 "J » Cofjuilu 1 « ( oquille and the world isoi tsipk it. l liele John Kh»xla, of Noith j i t b j e A n n ie , water-line, and thus, receiving coll- And were 1 only twenty, for me there',!br.plenty Bend, accompanied by his son tillgents from the various “ way In ‘ h* "Weet shady bowY* of C\»<|utlle'H lovely 'T e ; * Captain • .i • it » ^ \ ri (¡Cii J valleys; George called id us Tuesday. The ports,” which (’, liltiiioeiits tavxl F o r o u r neat little city is open and pretty, Jìti'is Regni,aiiy Fallows: old gentleman since moving to the still further the balancing p xver of * * hous alley«. d to arouud by t,:irk lau,H au,, ,,ark I l . u ' M> t" '- P o in t »-it l ue -.1 ;.v s ,T l i u r bay a year ami a half since, has »1. • s :itii¡ S a iK Ía \ s t i ! -i » 11 « o n . c a l l i n g our jolly Colossus we proceeded ! a t C o q u i n » » »'ii.y a t e le v e n , a . in. been troubled with affection of the ^ oubi ^ Ti;m merrily coastwards to the far- I . \ \ I'.S Hand»>n f»ir Mv . t l e !'.>• 11 1 on And in tli-noa** future, l.y ! A ud by lilui-her! heart. He will doubtless be all J Monday s. Wednes days an»i I'rtinvs. faiue*l Baiidou beat’ll. We ll have a line city with dw elling* reeplendeut, calling- ;if <’<Mjiiil|,- G i ty at »»tie. p . m . right by a short stay at his old home buHines« alive, hu *, for no man can thrive, nir. There arrived, we beheld a seoue With Bike the hardy and old -tim e (*o<|Uiliei''H deHcend- E ver y eohi fesi/ .s ¡toii'ii f mss'II- on South Coquille. He informs ant. which would nmpl\ repay every t/rrs o f lliis Sien mer. us that his s »n-in-law, Chaile) ha« bless'd uh , and tlie breeze ban Few tii»\ii-'¡i.-s* -s flic natural advantages t 1 im I~( <><|uiiie enjoys, ainljwhieh will, in man woman ami »-iiild in Oregon 1 *or nature car can’d uh Eckl »off, is similarly atHicted. ill«* near liiltire. »•au>e ¡1 t>> blo»oiu as the use. It has a beautiful and pleasant site, and out of Oivgou for n visit to it. That han com e from the free and the frisky old being situated, tor ihe most part, on a level plateau on ]1 1 «* sunny side o f the Coquille o<*ean The annual catalogue of the Pa NNeiiil »»ml fant mtie forms of i»•»•[ ^*^1 Wc ve a capital bar, nir w e’ll stay where we are,nir, Diver, thirty miles from the l ’acitie oeenii, which reached every day by a four-hours steamer ride. Coquille ( 'ity is at the eeiU«*r of t he converging wagon niad'system of Coos cific University of Forest Grove. »• \erim »i.irk, iimple ami st—nv; And we 11 Htick to C oquille with d ev otion —d ev o tion. Co»ml v, and i- at the lietid of deeji-water n:»\igation.tintl in the central part of a vast body Wasington county, Oregon, is be sandy mound'» rounded and curved of rich, river bottom land, w Inch i- the source of all true and enduring prosperity The v » hihr i .-. m I j siuKs. fore us. It is a neat book, and with mathematical precision; the i «■ountrv round about i- tilled w itb preeioii' metals, ‘minerals and^coal to an unparalleled e ,; 1 ; . 1 ; i;e -i j Now where are you rushing? No more of this push- lluf! explains the working of this, one testive sea-lnm taking J lie easily, ; exleni.and is cove ret 1 with a variety of t ¡ iii I mt l hai for quantity and quality is not e x * ^>! « i ti t| i g 3 * :’ ;5 V! ¡5 5 O Î with Uotllillg particular to do; aiul My oloth** »re *11 wet. aurt my dress there is of Oregon’s best schools. If you celled by that of any place on the Coast, if, indeed equaled. As a dairying and stock- raising country, aiul a sanitarium for those seeking health,it is liound to come to the front con emplate putting on a collegiate be/JOIld, far beyond, the ceaseless If you do not behave now, you’ll see I will leave you rank*. The fishing iudnstrv will prove an im|sirtant factor, while the numerous mills and F r o m course as a finish to your education, waves whispering the music »>f the On the very next SumUy excursion toliaudon. Coming, Coming, Coming ! ! ! C O Q Ü TL L S C IT Y ! I Till' »aitiiiig Town of S. W. Oregon! ¡'ill! ma Captain m . i K s you can do no better tliau write to Great Unknown— it was a scene indeed, solemn, grand, effective, ! C o m ® boy«,Mow the whistle ta.-t is, we must Mr. J. F. Kllis, president, Forest Grove, Oregon. ami dull m u st be th e so u l UU-Stirred I For it Will uot pan out to get stuck ouurock.boys; Reduction works at Portland is au advanced step for Oregtm, of which h»*r people ought to feel proud. It is to be hoped that little ore hereafter will he shipped to Omaha from the Northwest. It properly worked this will make Portland a big city. Southern Oregon needs reduction works, the amount of »>re being unlimited. Py |f ' , borne d a y s b e fo r e Oiva a twist to the engine aud set her a plungin’— i My stars! If it ain’t twenty past four o’clock.hoys. th e e x cu rsio n ! ------- 7 — ^ ïii I n j W* ni g factories, completi-d. in course of construction, aiul contemplated, will make the whole county <a hnz/.iug hive of industry tuid wealth. Coquille ( ity is in the center, is the most eligible and will enjoy all. Its school, church, and society advantages are seoond to none in the county, building material is cheaper at this iwnnt than at any other in the county, it his the advantages of a corporation, and is to soon have a mountain stream of water run through it for protection against tire. 1’ roperty reasonable. J. A. D ean , a g e n t , M . J. M c D onald , p r o p ., Conile City to Otto? City C a r r y i n g tir e U . S . M .^ l I L S » Welis, Fargo & Co's. we had seen some sketches of B?m- i ^ ^p!f^nf!hl run in the evening don’s faiitiistic, rocky pillars, ad- 1 RU,1-hght and ( oquille ( ity is »it a n d mirahly executed by Mr. C’lark kand, and we returned, calmer in Miller, iu which outlines <>f the ! thought and better inspirit, trom human figure and ot human heads, our ^ip Bandou. TAGES will leave Coquille City «‘very S day »except Ku idav) tit. f» a. m. and 1 p. Michael Liber. and outlines of ihe seal and sea- in. connecting with steamer each trip for all lion were plainly discernible; and To be Sold. jxiints on Coos bay. Leave Utter City every we confess we were inclined to give \ Handsome residence to; ether with day (Yxcept Sundays) at a. in. ami 2:20p.m. J \ 1 5 0 ,»cr»!S of land two miles from fer Passengers by morning stage coil visit Mr. Miller credit for the p< »ssession ry. The house contains sitting r<x>m. din Marshfield and Empire City having two British parliament proposes to of a very fervid imagination; bat ingroom, four bed rooms, kitchen, pantry hours in each place, returning to Coquille introduce a Bill for local govern now our opinion was totally chang- etc. This was the original Bandon hotel., (’ itv the same day. ~ .i. \r„ m ; ii „ • . | The barn 50xtt0 is strong and substantial. Fare, One Dollar. ment for Ireluud. Hartington will 4 ’ 1S H n a glim tive I’he lands are well adapted for cattle and Always go with the mails and make con support it e n o u g h , U»J d o u b t, b e in g o f th e sheep raising and till agricultural products, nections. * «•» 4 sa n g u in e te m p e ra m e n t an d a m u s - Adjoining the dwelling house which is situ- T. F. TENNISSON, A druukeu man was eaten by • ...I * f . • j .. .. . ated on the renowned Bandon beach and ical turn o f m in d , with a th o r o u g h , ,. .. u ... Prop. * overlooking the Pacific ocean is a vegetable hogs at Salinas, Cal., a few days v4n42 appreciation of th»1 harmonies, Dut garden, also a fruit and llower garden. ago. l | I U P 0 Y | Q F n A or others. who wish to e»»»rTiirie Immediate possession will be given. here there was no need for the ex ♦ 4# e ♦- AUV CII I IdCltd this paper, or obtain estimates Apply to A. Giromi, Trouble is feared with Alaska ercise of his imaginative faculties. on advertising space when in Chicago, will find it on tile at Golden ' ’each hotel. Bandon City, Oregon . aic tn An PanHnlnh St.. ■ A M I k MMI A l l I # - Indians 1 H ere w ere the human heads plain- vSnltf Coquille City. San Francisco. v4n2tf Passengers. ! 1 | MYRTLE DRUG STORE. Myrtle Point, Ogn. W. L. DIXON . . Proprietor. D E ik L E E TTrnorp. Aferltcins, Paints. Oils. Dandies, OigarR, Tobacco, Fancy Articles, Stationery and the finest quality of School Books. Agent for tl e leading sewing Machines, Mason Hamlin or gans, <fcc Old Wines and Liquors of the best quailty. Prescriptions carefully compounded L IV E and LET LIVE. vln3 tf
