Coquille City herald., August 24, 1886, Image 4

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T h e B U Y E R S ’ G U ID E Is
I n .VIeiim ry » f H illi« - D e a n .
I /'.A . h I Uhc-.
NOTI L
ballot U»x, ivgardl^ss of party ties,
b lu e d M arch an*J Sept.,
.each year.
pages,
lo the eliti timt leiorin and pillili- V. e’ il iile m am . our deans.'. i>< v.
j. m I j-
i j
j 8 % x ll% inches,w ith over
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not
that
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PITBMHHKP KVKKV T l’ l.iK.W.
ration of the present corruption,
1 L IN G
done to suit
the times.
3 , 5 0 0 illustrations — a
. <>;i have elms a n*»\v io go.
w
h
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Picture
G
allery
.
.Sion,
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s.
Snakes
iiiicl
pickets
furnish-
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nil oily «...»i • » 1 i 111. %. Il-
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J. A. 1)EAN, Editar ami i ’ ropricior as seen in ai la dies politic* may he
G I V E S W h o le sa le Prices
W e’li hear it, still it ¡.ru ves us.
it
»>n
short
notice.
publico. exaiuin* th • ass s .meni roils and
ilirt'ct to cousinii-i s on a ll goods f>».*
accom plished.
A. G. Aiken,
Yes, we see the moon and stars
:
correct,
all errors in valuation: and it shall
• k rsou al o r ii»n»lly use. Tell.*, hovv to
Devoted t»» the interests of the Coquill
v4ii2*.t
Coqnille City, Ogn,
Gleam the wide world over,
i .n r , anil gives riat t co.,t o f every“
“ Patrons, as farmers, should and
bet
duly of all persons int> rest» »1 t>> ap-
River particularly, anti of the County neu
it il.i; y ou Util', e«t, drll.lt, w en.’, or
NYh 'tiler near or whether far
:
pear
at
the
tini»
and
p
ace
¡ipjHniitcd.
must take hold o f this matter ac-
erallv.
»..•. ' / «n ivi:it. T h r t i IN V A L l'A lt L K
You are ever o'er us.
Mrs. C. W .O live.
Mrs. A .G . Aiken.
I Dated this 5>d *lay».i' Anyas', IK**».
J,>V l contain in fo rm alIo n glem u »1
Subscrii>tion, per year........................ $-.(M) tively, honestly and with a full
* ;t;e m arkets t>f Sir.“ w o rld . V.'c
T. M. Gai '“¡ss l*. . • or.
And the sea has ebb and flow:
O L IV E & A IK E N .
t. i .
if u copy F R K K to «tisy avl-
determination of pressing it until
« i c c i * i : y s r : u s ' u i M i h .
\\ ind and eh uds deceive us,
,
<
i
tt-'itn
receipt
o
f
JOcts.
Io
ili-fi’uy
1 . Willards book shows how to proportion n cor-
T U E S D A Y , A U G U S T 24, 1886. mccessful.
c ■■ yi iiM' »if m ailin g. Li t us h ear from
There must he a Tims t he world ¿¿rows old and new.
lite«'.
Multi* lu oubliog ktiivef».
B. Out rake lo
Have just received at
m itre wltl» **ave immilliti»; 4. Gang»* u ta p e iin g H
yon.
Respectfully»
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t
i
! \\ hv, ves, we sliall tin stroimer:
Hi|itare. 5. M itre moli Iti l li"? v.orkeil oli bu*»i . •'■.•Jet
change in the make up of our law -'
nii wi n* kind and true to us,
leii^tli o f Ili}» ruftcri».
7. li. t thè ba.-kiii;' l'or ¡»¡ime
H u m to K e e p » It o o m t o o l.
tJaeir n e w
r/lONiTCOMERY W ARD A CO.
two wayt».
K. (Jet thè leiitith ol l.nk raftert* two
making bodies and the officers who ! Now you are true the hunger.
£
A- 22'J XX abash Avenue, Chicago, 111.
wayw.
t». Make hl|> fo r «•om'iive roof.
IO. bay out
raftert» o f any ititeli.
11. l'u t palile mouldiugt» to
The composing-room ol the Pica- „,*» to execute the laws, am! they i Just tin-a art, to »lust returneth,"
tit at top.
l'J *h;t »»pper end o f Jack raftert*
IX
A Very Great Bargain.
l ’ ut valley raiti-.'t». I i . n e t s tuptar.- t\v t wayt».
•>.
yuue is situated in the upper story ,mlst he hug *ly taken from the I V»’as not spola li of the soul;
Strike a »•irci»- \» itti a Htpiare.
T o mulo* a spirai.
{ / * ' 1 At iiES of land 217 miles trom Co-
17. l ’ iumht» poi»t wltll ;• teli-tool pule.
I*. H u 'tlb a
S t ) l ! »piiileCity, lhOacres bottom.40 tim­
of its publication-house, just under g roat conservatixe class- farmers, With many a prayer to the peaceful sleeper: erookeil
jioHt. l'J. Make ..He hox contaili Halite - ih two.
Ile dui his duty here lielow.
■J . (hit a rafter withou! a knowleik'r o f i > le n glli.
bered ami about UO seeded t<» tarn«' grass;
the roof, and in summer is ex-.
**]t is not necessary that ae shall
l ’riee. tOel-. or ih è»' | or .1.)/ *n.
S e n tito
One of many friends.
pood dwe'i.’ng li-lxflli frtime rustic, good bee-
T. K Willartl.
( 'o.pnile City , < iretfou. liotise, good orchard, etc., etc.
treioely hot. Au inspiration seem- reiterate the fact so well known to
1 lie lo r T i i e Ijsite st S t a l e s
J. J. \\ ilson, the watchmaker,
p'aee id. «no, W l '.IHK); or. including a sj>an of
ed to have come to one of the op- nil patrons, that the Grange for­
N O T IC E EOT PI E LIC A . .O N .
horses, yoke o f cattle ami other cattl
to X-.ACIES AND OHilDREN S HATS
pressed occupants, and, in aocor- pi,js the discussion or introduclii ui is to soon visit southern Curry.
Land Office ut Roselmrg, Orison, *
th" number of l 'O Head in rluding live cows,
July
issi;.
\
F l o w e r s . C s t r ic li
dauce with it a vertical wooden of partisan politics in a Grange j (). L. Leneve, the Port Orford
h - »It s many oilic r valuable things about
OT1CE is her»' Iter, by given that tin*
DPlu. 2 ^ .e s a n d
box was constructed in one corner while in session, hut this move- ilruggist, visited his folks here
following-named set tier bits tiled not ice t i n - , c v L',50‘1. It is really a rare bargain.
Call
.»t
this
office.
ii44tf
of his intention to make filial proof i sup­
of the room, with openings at the ment cannot in any way infringe last week.
Tips-
port of his claim, and that said proof will be
Laces.
floor and ceiling, anil furnished ^pon any law of the order.
The
Andrew Hall was driving stage made before the Clerk of the con i y e >ar
ZKiTolocns.
with a pipe for supplying water at Grange has always considered the last week between Batidon and of C«»os county, :tt Empire City ( )reu. ti. on
Saturday, Sept. sth. issi;, viz:
Benjamin
the top and a pan and drain at the “ science of government” a proper Port Orfonl.
a n d Oxmaa^oLeiit©.
Gant, pre-emption D. S. No. I.o-i l f •
Uoijuille City, Oreg»m,
bottom ¡or receiving the flow and .„pjeci foi discus-ion among its
Mis- Annie Dowell, the Portland N. i.; of S. W.
Ruching Embroidery
N. XV.
of S. E. '* and
— D e m . kü s i n —
carrying it safely away. The sup- members, and hid includes every lady attorney, visited friends on s. XV. 1 j of
k . h . s»*c. r, !'p.
s. it. 11
( irocerio-, Provisions, Canned fruit Veiling, Scarfs etc- etc-
west XX'il. Mel*.
ply pij>e was bent over the upper topic touching upon political free- the bay last week,
Hats trimed to order a speciality.
and I eeetables,
He mimes t.ln* followin'; witnesses to
cud of the shaft and fitted with a ^oin, and most of our oldest and
Straw, Flush. Silk. Satin or Velvet, whict
W e see by the Roseburg Review, prove li is continu .ns r s «ite upon, ami f ’ |OUr, Meal, Bacon, and Lard,
we will sell cheap for c ash .
vlnG.
rose like that o f a watering pot, so staunchest members are astounded
cultivation of. said land, vi/:
that our old friend V. L. Arrington i cu
Tobacco,
(
’igurs,
as to deliver a shower of spray in- at an assumption that because a . . . .
...
.
|
.
| \v. E. ltobmscm
Point,
is the happy father of a bouncing E. B. Robinson
all of Mvr
Candy, N uts, Fruits, and Notions.
stead of a solid stream.
Ou coc” j furmvr is a member of an order lie
Wm. XV. Phillips
C county.
baby la>v.
( )regon.
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H. XVigaml
nectiug it with the service-pipe , mqyt remain under bondage to
(
’has.
XV.
Johnston.
Mr. Adilie, late foreman for Mr.
A fresh and choice supply of Beef
the movement of the xvator xvas corrupt political rule, and see his
Register.
augfl
McDonald at the Henryvillo min ,
and other Meats.
n-49
found to cause au active circula-1 honored calling pauperized for
N O T IC E FOR 1*1 HLH a I IO N.
returned from a two-months’ pros­
L:m il Offie.’ khUusvlmr;:. O re ..on. '
tion o f the air in that part o f the want (>f action. The Grange never
J u l y Sili. IS.s»>.
»
pecting trip on Sixes Tuesday.
room, w hich xvas drawn in at the intended placing such a yoke upon
’ O l ’ D ’ lC is hereby given F ia t the follow-
H e had eight ounces of gold dust. N ing-nam eil settler lias nle»l notice of
upper opening of the shaft and j jiS members, but by an examina-
;i >r.
The Blacklock Sandstone com­ his intentionjt»» m ak »1 linai pi oof i
ifcsued again cool and fresh at the tion of its ‘ Declaration of Purpose,’
o f his claim , anil that s ¿i . proof will In-
floor level.
1 he most surprising xvhich xve so often place before our pany are soon expecting a vessel mad e before I he -M dge or ( "iei i: o f t h* coiiu-
Fp.ipira CitY and D.^ain’s Staiion
thing about the experiment seems readers, it explicitly calls For a de- I J° c ir,-v awa> a cargo of their y e«Kirt o f Coos county .”.t Em r» < ’ y,* r -
goti, o 1 XX-od Itesi! a y . Au
. l <'*k. vi/:
I
The
town
lately
building
stone.
to have In-en the effect of the water cidi'il carrying out of the rights^aud
;>MT h • ste:ul N«>. -is'-’ö.
CTAGE and STEAMBOAT line!
l'a n i i i n i o M . Douser.
in cix»ling the air to a degree much privileges of citizenship, and places \
out **>’ tlu‘ coll,Pa,1> ,a(*s
f.-r tn"E.*'j ..f s ^ e ! «... s . xv .“ V of s . e *
below its oxvn temperature. W it li ^ueli actions upon the higher plane ;
lll> * iipiclly.
: I’l».
wn/x; .r.
Carrying“ The U* S- Mails
Hu
names
tin*
f<»lh*»Mt;;.
wit nesses i *»
Mississippi water, which
when of returning to the xvisdom,justice, i
We are under obligations to Mr. his'coiitunions ’ e.-i»h nee u;>
A ls o
>n ar.»l cu liva-
We.is. Fargo & Co's
ti»>n
»»;".
s,till
lands,
viz:
CABINET MAKER.
drawn from the service-pipe iudi- fraternity and political purity of ! D. L. Rood lor the copy of the
H. II. I browns» n
* Picture Frames. l>oor ami XVindo.v Frames
cated a temperature of 84 degrees, our forefathers.
| proceedings of the teachers’ insti- J.
Express
all of \nprora,
C. Iiel", v
mad»‘. Saws liied and Furniture Repaired.
<
*«.<«s
e
»mitv.
T
h
o
m
as
Kookartl
the air of the room in xvhich the
It came
“ It is suicidal, nnd the cry of | tute held in Marshfield.
S S. Endieott
t ...... . All or d»'!)»'to order. Prices Reasonable.
thermometer at the W in n in g of political demagogues, to say that too late for last week’s paper, but
Loca ti» Hi : Ne’.r (»ohi i»,*acli 11. »t* I.
< "li
the trial stood at «)b degrees, xx-as farmers must act oiilv with their ' can he found m that of to-day.
Juice
E A V S E S E M P IR E C IT Y A N D D R A IN S
cooled in passing througV.
the * chosen political fiarty.
These'
u
STATION EVEBY
\ o i i ( i : t o l i s i: :* i i u . k .
T U * paper la kept on file at the offlee o f
length of the shaft to 74 degmes, ideas must be abandoned, farmers
M
O
N
D
Y.
W
E D N E S D A Y and F R ID A Y
'o n :
n a c t I»»
ul
N a iiit - I 'r o in
or alxmt
degrees below
tin ol’p U,ize,j jnf() a I»<Mly made up of
Kl il u n i UK t>( l.n i’g « ’ .
temperature at which it entered
of a)1 })arties wjlo |ove
The steamer J E N O »»r R E S T L E S S meets
«J « W a l s
r . ? ? y p
the stage at the month of the Umpqna.
and 19 degrees below t »at of the free*«,,,, all,| |iatP iniquity, and are
\\ here s at ti general election
i» er » *i •st (iua’ iiv alxvnys to be
New and comfortable stages.
water which xvas used to cm »! it. determya.(l t|)at our blessed heri- held on tue 7th day of Tune A. D
Fare to Portland by tliis route $14./»0.
had at the 1’ r ‘ w e r y , a n d o r d e r s
O f course the absorption of heat to^»> "s
Eaeli
passenger allowed ">0 pounds of baggage
Ly »,ur forefathers j 1886, the question of xvhether or
fr o m ¡ill parts ! i l i f d p r o m p t ly .
T imes building
P hiladelphia .
Passengers
are requested to be in Empire
by the evaporation of a portion of pha 1 I* |>re •serve«) to ns.”
not swiue should be allowed to run
CCTIUATCC For IEWSPIPER 1DFFRT1SI1G r n r r
City the night before departure.
t o I IMA I CO a t L o w e st Cash R ates i i i l C
the water accounts for its refriger­
at large iti ('.»»- county, Oreg«»u,
Scad 10«. In
Any information in regard to the a’ooYC.
l<44lin^
€
alvina
- •tamp«
4,<* for h »Y E R Ä SON’ S MANUAL
ating effect, but the result seems to
line
can be procured at the Blar co or Central
xvas duly submitted to the legal
?
fy \ É 4
hotels
in Marshl'eld, and the post office
o h ò
3
have been so easily and inexpen­
Calv*s will grow faster o
milk voters of said Coos county; ami
in any public 1 iso in Empire.
sively attained that the experiment not k»o rich.
They xvill fat ten whereas it »appears from the returns
* «¡uille City Ggn.,
Largest Circulation ■•( any Agricultural Paj>er
would be xvell worth repeating in j filter on richer milk if they do not ol said election of s;.i»l Cons county
in the XV«nt.
j *.
Proprietor C J Q U I L L E M I L L
other cases.— New Orleans Pica­ nave more than they can digest. that tln‘ xv hole number of votes
1 0 0 ,0 3 0 E A C H IS S U E
I-
Boot nd Shoes.
yune.
— AND —
Digestion is what tells. Skim-tnilk cast for county officers were 1531,
« -a - -
O P P A P E R S .
Clocks. Cr.tle y, etc.
T I m * l l a r i r n t .
I is well suited to the calves to bo that there were 170 votes ea-t in V T O N S
Magnified.t l’rcniuni Lift.
I !,'.!» I tim ri; s. J’r* »visi ons. Flour,
raised. A handful! of linseed meal favor of sxvine running at large and O n l y C O C t a s - » a Y o a r
I)
:. 1 ..'us. *'.indies, nuts. Tobacco,
Harvesting has commenced in
auit Outfit to Club-miser» Free.
xvill cause the calf to thrive better. 361 x >tes against swine running at
. .. •* :
. t »*>. t'tC.. t. id.
— D E A LE R S I N —
earnest, and owing to the c«>ntinu-
H O M E Atir^ TAUM, Louisvif-
SdJr*«s,
large in said county, and it appear­
Oatmeal is excellent.
ed xvarm and dry weather the
It is necessary for a calf to have ing from the returns of said (Tee­
L B r s h fie ld
campaign will be short and de
, .
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f|,i
. •
t e n
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all the milk it wants to drink, after tion, that a majority of the votes
cisive. Threshing of fall grain has . . .
’
— A ND A L L K IN D S O F —
.
1 „ .
1 ___ . 1 ____ ...................I____' lt is three weeks old.
x
N
lien
eight
i,f!st oil said question were against
cut*'
already been done in many places
or ten weeks old, they must be sxvine running tit largo in said Coos
L U M
B E E
and even spring grain is so far
county.
turned to pasture without milk and
advanced tlmt this month will see
C e d a r , f ir , a sh , m a p l e , m y r t l e ,
I herefore, untie/ is hereby given
xv II do well.
Some prefer to feed
most o f it cut and threshed.
ManufHcturer of
Alder and spruce lumber always on
th;it after sixty days from the date
We passed throngh a portion of ,iM * " “ lve " e" ks oW l,or" re leHvi"8
L l i MON SO DA. CR E A M SO D A . SAR SA-
hand and for sale at the loxx esi rates.
of this notice, it will be unlawful
Washington county, the North off tho n" lk’ F "'c a lv e s will make
PARILLV. g i n g e r a l e , c h a m p a g n e
for sxvine to run at large in Coos
< DEIJ. M I N E R A L W A T E R , also G l M
Plains and ftdjaceut country, and la** f\ -I**>,kian cows
S
Y R l ’ P and V IN E G A R .
The meal for the calxe4 should county, Oregon, under penalty of
were informed ♦hat the fall grain
Agent for the Celebrated Oregon Graj»e
five dollars for the first offence and
be
fed
to
them
dry.
It
is
a
mis­
By Hie Tug K A T I E CO O K, on
Root Bitters.
threshed so far had turned out far
ten
dollars
bn
each
subsequent
vtiiJo
H knby H r d e n .
the river and bar, tit reasonable rates.
better than expected, but that take !»> mix it in the milk. A good
offence
to
be
recovered
from
the
spring grain with the exception of mixture for the calves is wheat
Timber, match-wood and stave tim­
owner of such sxvine, by civil
a few favored localities would be bran or middlings and linseed oil
ber purchased.
m°al, two parts of the bran to one action in the name of the state of
only about two-thirds of x* hat it of linseed meal and then add the
Orders for lumber filled in quanti­
Oregon, before a justice of the
was last year.
The fall gtain, same bulk of «»ats. A calf xvill eat
PPiCPRIETCR.
ties to .suit, and at the lowest living
peace of the precinct in which such
wheat, threshed, avarages about from a half-gill to a quart, accord­
rates.
owner or keeper or either of them
Livery, ['m\ ¡¡ltd Stage Stable.
ing
to
its
age
and
size.
Feed
J. B A R K E R ,
25 or 30 bushels per acre, but spring
resides. In witness whereof I have
twice
a
day.
Canadian
Breeder.
C H AS. F. DOE.
S p > e c ic tl - A - t t e n t i o n
wheat is not expected to go more
hereunto set my hand and affixed
Parkersburg Coos county Oregon,
An ' O r r i i l !!lu n .
than 15 to 20 bushels.
G iv e n
to
B o a r d in g -
v l n!8 tf.
the seal of the county court o f j
Mr. John Kruse o f Clackamas,
E m p i r e O i t 3 r ,O r .
T
E
R
M
S
M
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TE.
“ Do you like steamboat traveling said Coos couidy, this 19th day of :
informs us that his fall
wheat,
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W. R*. G e t t y , P r o p .
...
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~
on the Mississippi river.-'
xvas July A. D. 1880.
Co iuil!e City,
- - Oregon
I
promises remarkably xvell.
Our
, , f
^
,
i asked of an English woman.
J. J. Lamb.
Horst s and Rugai»-H at all hours.
Good
Yamhill correspondent also gives
Naxv, cawn’t soi that I do. Do
THE
County Clerk. Pasturage by the day. week or month.
favorable reports from that county, | you know that as I came in caxvn-
vln4tl ¡tin.
FAMOUS
and our valley exchanges contain j tact with such a beastly and ’orrid
I M h i i i n siim I l * o u l t r j .
similar reports from other coun ties.1 ,inaI.1 from Arkansaw.
One night
L. M. G ottschaek :
There is probably no kind of
—“ The best instru­
dnrir
g
a
storm
great
alarm
prevail­
This refers to fall grain; spring
ment noxv existing
ed, and it was thought the ’orrid fruit better adapted to hen-yard
The new A 1 Schooner
i n b o t h h e ra i-
grain is reported light in most old boat wax sinking. There xvas than the plum.
And the difficulty |
1 spheres.”
P ark e r s r p r g ,
P R O P R IE T O R ,
localities.
C i . abx L oitisk 1 vki . t , o «» o :— **[ have never seen
..allties.
no life preserver in my stateroom, , of growing this fruit, because c of
CO NSTANTLY
tLeir equal.”
Eastern Oregon and Washington ho in frenzy P arried to the state- | eurc„|io nttaeks, is so far obviated I
(EoquilU (fi hi il nani
\
Millinery Store!!
A Large Variety of
m
N'
LAIRD & JOHNSON
T. Y. Nichols,
Bandon, Öreg,,
fa
ir
CHEAPEST!
Cnickest aii Best
RACTOR L
B U I L I) E R,
Jarvis, Cornali i Ca.
P
1
TERM’S SON
D V E R T IS IN G
GENTS
1 STORE
I)ome anfc ^arnt.
Tug Company!!
; nnj
WEtsr Warts,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
H. KUDEN, Proprietor.
TO W I N G
R. E. B U C K
POST OFFICE
KNABE
Store,
•F P I A N O
C. ANDREW S
report light crops in many local,-
ties, t about two-thirds of last year)
an, kn.d m il on
the
d<K»r
and
to both.
j cried: ‘Oh, h»r ’eaven’s sake ’and | the two is an advantage
o
me a life preserver!’
A farmer xvho had a plum orchard
j
‘All right, said ’e, and the next from which the fruit regularly fell
j moment Y opened the door, shoved before it was ripe never succeeded
me out a black bottle and said
...
-
‘’Ere you are; drink ’earty.’
I i 111 gettlI1g a croP
he transfer-
i h almost fainted, for I never knew ^*d his hens to the orchard and
b e f««. that « h .;«,« wl» » life p re -' kept then, there until the plums
server, don’t vou knaw. Oh e w as were ripe.- Fancier’s Review.
I
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such an ’orrid man!”
“ What did you do?”
. The stage route from Empire
*• 4 #»- ♦
“ Don t you knaw that 1 was so
P o l i t i c * ___
l o r __
Fu rm rr*.
frightened that I turned up the City to Drain’s, is now in fine con-
The folloxving from the Cincin-
deed 1 did, and the orrid dition. 1 assengers put through to
man ’ad the impudence to sav 41
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uati Grange Bulletin is good:
’touch ’er liLdit mmlnm
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1 the ral,l'oa(1 tl,e same day, without
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requested.
“ W e have advocated and shall cawn’t soi that’ I like"traveling’ on ^xtra c,” ir£°> "h e;
Cincinnati
t° Portland by
always be found urging farmers to that
axvfnl
river,
V. 1 U 1 limali
J this route, ’
concentrate their strength at the Commercial-Gazette.
only 14.40.
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but increased acreage will make
up a share ot the deficit, and there
w ill be, nevei 1 heless, a
large
amount of grain produced in that
section.
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XVe shall be glsil to publish w -
ports from different localities if our
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friends xvill favor us with them
Farmer and Dairyman.
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P a u l i n e L u c i a : —“ The Knabe Piano sur-
prsses all other makes.”
The popular H. vH 1NGTON P IA N O and
the C H IC A G O CO T l AG'.. • G N.
Arkansaw ,)y R flock of ,leng t,mt <.0„ 1|lil,ing !
A L. BANCROFT & CO.,
Sole Agents, 721. Market St.. San Frrncisco.
J. E. H aoeniutch . Blanco Drugstre. Marsh­
field, local agent.
nll-Sm
Keeps
An assortment of
Boots and shoes,
Hats and caps,
Stationery, Inks,
Dry goods and
Clothing L a ­
Exprmlv for Ilio
dies. Gente
and Childrens
General fur­
1 4 T I L L Run <m uo other Route.
This
W
vessel having made six round trips
nishing goods;
in tim last six months, is supposed to ke»-p
also groceries,
np her past record and will until nirther
X H Ic r s e - S iic e in g '
on and
and after
after Novemoer
Novemoer latb,
ir.th, deliv
deliv r r \ v
Canned goods,
! notice,
notice, on
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freiMht to Copniiie Citv and all points on , . N e a t l > r aI1(1
! » « > « > P % done, at the
Cigars, tobacco
t.lu*
u u t r r river
i v e r nl
h e f following
o l l o w i i m rules-
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the l lower
at t the
rates:
lowest
living
pr.ves.
Shop uest
and cnndie8
H e pay8 (tla g; h_
Flour
per ton, salt, nails, iron and coal j
fr» i»ht
door east o f Leneve’s drug store, , est price for country
p rod iK »
I ! f2.*r»b. C otln*r
oyuiLLic
M ill #4
k per
Tuo ton.
C ompany .
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' Coquille City, Oregon.
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