Coquille City herald., October 05, 1886, Image 1

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Plnsioinn and Surgeon.
Office over Or. Leneve's Drugstore.
Coqun.n
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> N. A. D O W N IN G M- D
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Physician ami Surgeon,
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LANE.
Ittonirys asil iuBJisoins *:i Lau.
Land Casts a Sociality.
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Oregon.
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appearace to persons unaccustom- Oregon should come over the,
The “ Saratoga walk” is said to
\\ e have little hot or <:• >ldyveatli- ed to such a prospect, yet they aro Nortliern Pacifie, since if any do, be the latest fashionable gait for
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i5«-s*n«s'-s ¡ iik I ¡illriic*
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. or hoi r. Hit tlioruionioter seldom in- reduced to a state of products n sm-li must take ocean steamer from women. One wno describes it says
the extreme dicnting a luver temperature than vit i much lens effort and out lay Portland t San Francisco in order that “ the first, requisite is to throw
Curry conn
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ooriior oi <)ro«M>n. It i< t»l degrees above zero, or in sum- than seems probable to begin with, t > make a start for their desti- your shoulders back, the chest for-
Gut Persistent slashing and firing soon nation.
ward, chin up and stomach in, and
Mu, i. .1 u tlie nor!I: bv C» h > s met higher than »•> degiees.
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nv tails except upon the prepares the ground for a luxuriant i
conclusion .
then walk, wiggling head, limbs,
count V, on • in o t b\ Jo-^plìilltì,
It has not been our purpose to body, and especially bustle.
The
» Ml t lit' .»« Ml! 1 i\ t i i ' ‘ state of ( ali­ li>J/S • > the higher mountains. 1 n growth of tame grass, while of wild
tornin ami « ti K* west by the I’a- lact during the wuole of some win- grass there is always sulliciont on draw a rose-colored picture of < n r-! aim is to secure a series of evolu-
Jts greatest length ters we have no snowfall whatever, these hills to summer and winter a ry county, but ra'lier to give a , tions which shall be simultaneous,
olilo ocean.
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south is . hont sixty­ .inn when any does rail it moils a- very large number of cattle and I plain statement of facts regarding : but opposite. In simpls brevity,
1IX miles.
's average bromi til •\ay and is entirely gone inside oi sheep. Much of our hill lands can i the inducements she offers persons i if your head moves right your body
sue ground seldom 1»© speedily put in grass bj simply ' who desire cheap homes in a mild, , must move to the left, and before
about t-.vent eight
Its 1 a is » few hours.
nbi >nt !. 00 s 111, ?, • . !
<‘>'V ir- •■*/©> hard enough io not yield, iiring and burning them over, the pleasant and healthful climate; and your foot leaches the ground you
(MKt a el os.
. lu* e u ’ t v
iMlll- under the wng t <>i ;i per.-on < n hirge timber having been killed by j we may add m this connection that must describo a circle with the en-
t muons. i i is :
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t. ck an> tiling iiivcs.dt ground. C yclones a monster t'oiest fire which swept this is no place for the sloth, the i tire limb. The gait is practiced in
dandy, the dude or the addle gated j a night-dress before the mirror,
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1 'U.i- a,e unknown ken*. ( aobages, tnr- the country many years back.
iiips,
|)<irsiji|)s
uiicl
carrots
jjrow
all
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p
kigeh
bt !' intra u .>i grout vai
adventurer waling for something ¡ The part of the business most diffi-
ïïîu y
ultmvte
w .liter long.
j Near along the ©oast w hore about to turn up.
There is no room or cult to master is the proper position
• • IRLA MS.
J ohn A. G hat .
J. M. Sl«*MN.
products
an
tiie
desirable
locations
are
demand for such here. I t requires of the stomach.” — Ex.
The county is full o f streams,
Wheat, oats, barley, potatoes, peas,
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already settled upon and owned, energy, courage, diligence and de­
b ig lin & G ra y?
the principal of which in their or
A Cleveland dispatch o f the 26th
AHorum and Connselors At Law,
derfrora the northern lumudary ■ ^>enn8’ turnip9> carrots, and all the thepricesof land range from about termination to get on here as else­
says: »Saturday evening about 6
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, staple grasses flourish.
Indian
Marnhfielil. Coos county, Oregon.
£3 per acre upward to as high as where.
Whoever combines these
creek, Sixes*
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O w e »—Holland building, opposite Rl »moo are, New river, . rloras
o’clock Frank Ilohads, of Bluffton,
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. i corn is grown to some extent but
Hotel.
v2nLM
.> river, Elk river, Euchre
$15 and even $20 per acre, govern- qualities in a fair degree must suc-
creek,1.
was seriously if cot fatally injured
. i is not well adapted to a regiou vis-
Kogue river, Huuters creek, Pistol |
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ed by location, amount of improve -1 ceeil; who does not, wi|l not deserve
W- SIN C LAIR ,
by the explosion of an empty whis­
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, : ited by so little “ hot weather as
raents, etc. Further back, embrac­ success.
river, Chetco river and Winch uck ! . . . .
fyfcurnn at Law,
this is.
key barrel.
H e dropped a fuse
MISCELLANEOUS
ing hills, foothills and small val-
General kifPURiuv ami Real Estate Agent, rive»-, the latter being at the Cali­
Climatic conditions specially fa- in tlje barrel, which was laying on
fornia line.
Interiorly . are Illi-
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( ’oqrn.T.F. C i t y , O regon .
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vor butter dairying in Southwest- 1^s S1(^e’ ail<^ drove in the plug. In
nois river flowing into the Hogue, • ^ . • •
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sands of acres
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T. G. OWEN.
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and
cattle
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m
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homestead
laws,
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Oregon-
ns iB evidenced by the ] f second or so there was a
j.l homestead laws, | er” ° rPg ° ». " s •» evidenced by the
Ed son creek, a tributary of Sixes,
•iig, mining, lumbering and fishing,
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ic explosion,
accumu­
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
ami John Mule creek, an affluent
while ooi.Kideal.le attention is now ' a,ld ne"' 8e“ ,<>rs Hre constantl>' B et-1 " in " ‘T
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lation of gas in a barrel.
The
the markets.
M ahshfiklo . Oon.
o f t he Hogue.
These are moun­ being devoted the raisingof horses. 1
*11 ul)on Hiem
A pasture sowu to velvet grass head of the barrel was blown out
tain streams, well stocked with
SMALL DAIRYING.
The following summaiv taken
and struck Ilohads, who was stand­
s. H. HAZARD.
New-coiaers can make their ! 011 ^
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furnish a good
trout, and splendid salmon in sea-
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trom the roils
our assessment
Attorney and Counselor at Lav. .
k , places immediately productive by i s,lPPb
feed for stock during the ing near by with a tremendous
. son.
{l| butie; '(lnirying oll “ft j winter end spriug months immedi force, knocking him half way across
t 'I 'U’.K I ’U'V. I 5 N.
New rivei is generally regarded will be ..1 niteivM as allowing the >
extent to which our people are
the street. \\ hen assistance urrive-
as forming the dividing line l>e-
small scale.
In this case we have i itely following.
J.;W. BENNETT.
B dt u'k business:
Early cabbage stumps left stand- ed he was found unconscious and
1 tween Curry and Coos. It is about
reference to persons able to stock
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Attorney at Law. j
! ing give a second crop c f nice, large peices of flesh torn from his
n* t lot,-
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forty yards wide in llie lower part
M vKs-trl!: .1'. O k K»:»\.
H e will die.
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a,*,,:i 82 twenty cows. Butter is always in i plump heads the same year. These i K^Te.
of its course, spreading at the
unì in.ill ti i.t'ii ts **
48,2.' M*
| Mouth ns it raters thi ocean ¿urf.
demand, and, whatever the price, * new heads sometime appear in !
jy X* W A T S O N
l’ he Polk County Item izer is
»i it 11 ,* l v y
clusters
about
the
stump.
I* loras creek is next southward
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Attorney and Counselor at Law
urging that the next legislature
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Thv (vipers speak ol frost already I mnke tbe headquarter«
Land if drains quite an extensive i0!ses
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country, and m its valley is ipiite slli.e
I ’ers.m- fond of hunting can sup- i
ni°uut!iins and in some , state Immigration at Salem, and
J . H. NOÖLER,
l.tui j plement their meat supply by tak -! 1 ' ^ ol Hie U illamatte, but we tlmt our State officers be its officers.
an extensive farming region as well ; Svo;n«>.............. sto
Notary Pubuc
as grazing laud of the best.
none t^owa ^ero>!U1(^ I,ro^_ That paper openly chargee the
( ross valuation.................. .8 ,77.7.*4 ingdeer, :1k and an occasional bear j
Coutau.K Î 1 ÏÏ. 4)<* n .
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Sixes river next enters the ocean
jin the surrounding hills, while !
•' "* 1 n‘ ^ l|fueany beforg^y^»^ , ¿h qm we now csb dm «M u
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- 150.719 i wiid geese antf ducks can be elnin f viu“ “ v* * {uto UcroDf’r-
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j as neing m league with n M l -
j"some six miles south of Floras
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Total valuation ................. . 8 I 10.075 py t|ie hundreds during the season « / \ s MM idence of the mildness road, and that it is run only in their
creek with a course nearly west
Dentist-
As cqnalized...................... s; u.i;*. of their semi-annual visits to the ol the winters in Southwestern Or- interests while it paid by the state,
g i i f i e Id ,
r e s e l l , from its h ad in the mountains
eg.m : may be stated that t»»b :<*c There is no question but there is
The avi-ritge value ot l.'-.u i pi-i
(.fllcv in iio.lm .il RuiUlino.
-sit
wh -re lise the s-mth fork of the
i ^. flats surrounding the numerous
Si’. 07: of horsc-s and m-
¡ar i.
l , mio 1 ol»*l.
Laut liin^' ;>us nini oth*
truth in this and we believe
{¡ikes at tlie npoor end of the coun- 'umps send up shoots in the spring *
C. jndle river and Hus^ell and ofittle. 81<>. 1 »>: <*f sii' > : 1 ;
Mia U.ciics ntliuilii. » it«, for llu- puinit-M
ud '.it ootaf'-es mi -»* Dracti^allv a
should be adopted, or no ap-
ty.
Caii hing cieeks. lini few Xt(‘ll-
xiructiou oi If* ....
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p *r'-nninl crop, reproducing then
propriatiou made at all.
I’RIUES OF TUOI
n f . M/r it
--1 \ i* s* ree h es i*f tihiolo iniid io ’C t*-
selves
from
rear
livletl-
to venr
O. E. SMITH.
Wheat, 581.25 per bushel; ¡1 • io
O ! i ?
the p
air, tu. e V
found ' u Sixes river, but there
An F.ast IPortland item in the
nitely.
its; ! ter ni ; 1
XSurgeon Dentis-.
t<> i •> cents; potati a
i tlu!’ bracing sen *•;; reze
are
exti-ii-uve
resources
ni
lumliei.
li.nOt
( apt. i rentzen has
li a t iterd y plus Daily N o . vh reads thus: Chas. O.
i — flil ft Vor and ad »>:;nlorinl
tlour 82.75 to $11 p.
:
chill
:
pl..t*er
and
quartz
mines,
sal"i*'ii
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C.1 i * V - in di n meter V\ alkei received another letter from
M A Í1 S H F1 LL1>. U U E I .O L
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l î * * L I ' 1« !li . 1 ii t IT 1
ARTICLES O
.lilrnc•rit*t ii!-** al s-»lately liti!kl'ft'A n .
vini.
fisheries and stock grazing lauds.
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;.t tin* gi mud
i' T 1!»*nr his tiie new gold mines in Southern
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le -, in ti * » ■Vi nt v. '5 » 1
W r export luitt
».e . f»nti.e
tv ini: >
Elk
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and
Fnciire
ci
eek
ft»l-
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l.i>u.u>. j im ©m y j>1 i are mit ivo of
in . t 1
C itile Ol. foot, lun.ber. >al
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next
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many
comfortable
li»
! Hie suiioundiiig country has
f is
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* i ’ * v * ¡ * of tim-
n«' rividii “1 s »lion liu;: an abunda! u •e or : ' e * • • • ' 1 S, \ (-Í
barrel and cast s, buibniq
homes dotting t’ s-ii bottoms.
YTATOH-MAKElt
A!..
I.IWLU.Ü
in C ull-!
locate«! by prospectors, and
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lilt* oIt'» rest, :•i »ölest, n r. . 4
O o c L c iiile
O gn .
Houtre river m an im; >rtnnt ami tanbark.
i tl *‘ « x; l- j l *,a* 1^° great strike of last week is
:•- .1 j u i * • * 111 g !
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y, AKK.-io
|j?"Worl of nil iW ' •!!]■
*»«••» • •>«-
;• »r (1ie Í-M 1 » >1 \ O l I K »tii mm i and
ilia!- to all
-trenm *:r:il its rou e is :
t: ve mentioned ! <* t o e will oven richer than reported. Every
notice an*l tairtniH) ni\. km ..
As a commercial faci, we t>
ai historv.
via* kii iw might of ( )r
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!-( i w : n«i tii invish » » •
Mill
ern one is excited. People are flocking-
west Or. gon are tributarv
v,!|
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'.Toar.nin Miller iia- imnu Tdizedit
>n.
the Jopanese chestnu » to the place in large numbers.
11
Francisco. Our surplus j
v.
east
s
{
loin
the
stai»
Í
miniig/ant
:i ¡»I't-ei.'id vt !.»e, and *. »m its i
C oqllLLK (
■ ic»* rows vi'ior- m slv her«*, also th(
go t bere, ubile oui merch:iiit> !
i he mines lately discovered near
G EN Li. \1* A< i-
Oi ¿10i •• should head for San Fran- 1
banks mmo. an Indi lli f’ghl lias
i
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Ills',
alinomi
prop*, ty, uou.-ici. ;
nowhere
«*lse
for
their
stocks
:
Glendale in the southern part of
ili! liuiii
cisco and there got correct in for- ;
Uiiif
t»een fought. In fact the now in- 1
ranches et
supplies; distance 1 \\ * cean, al» lit
mat ion as to how to reseli Curvy i t firn necessity for mf< » ‘¡nation Douglas county are exceedingly
! habited part of Curry is throughout
J P. E A S T E L, M, I
d5< * :n i les.
rich., so say pretty well confirmed
. colli11
ty. Thi s they can do by tali-
l’uirilclxM. ài utu. iN anà O iwì -». ìuì *; ian . ! historié ground, and in early days
u «. 7,1 r.
! Ul lllS!!*'
’Gove in con-
I RANSI'ORTATION I A( 11.11 ï I S
J> 1 H* cìh 1 aueniioii Kiven lo il;-* » .>1 wom-
roports. One man said that the
ing at rne office of the Llackiocn . f,uiot
drank freelv i>f the blood <>f advent- '
einet for|u fol.
or a;stribution
o siimi i<-n i? 5 i
i n tlie northern
d fo f the Hi:-
en ftndchildrun, and idi i-hr<*nic i<.riuso!
Sandstone comnany. llios*' iKnii- nltjmfpSt enough to those of or i cavA where the mine was, “ was lit-
d¡sanse. Cases of obstetries *ld:
ili i x *',;•! in- pioneeis died in hot conflict ty i ro<lucers s ! » i ¡V selli >t 'lie;- t uoI
i | terallv f«‘stoone«l with g«>ld.”
No
traeteli l'gjr.T(l»ct-nts < ifh. .">1 <ialtr .li.tur
» ,**•. is
- ; thc ( ' nq nil,e, Fdacklock and Pm a nig.to reach southern and central i peoj)ie wjK) |iuve h o(>u in t|10 j,ab
io: RUoniriiUii'-'r* and Ninnici a l>y tlie u.nt- with the red man. Kogtm river
icated vapor nath.
^oLd for quality and quantity of orf>rd ^
of which
il!ts is t'urrv should make inquiries for of i ec* iving and tinsvveving inqui- doubt that our mineral resources
Olii ce Ht reBÌileace ili
i ìty.
(. h<*tco an«i Logue rivers.
¡ ries concerning this »art of Ore- are just beginning to develop. This
salmon caught
in its waters,
for |
i i Dy
. wagons from
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; reached
near r.long
may be the Ophir of the ancients.
I. O. G. T.
bound i'»r northern Curry should gon.
| the quartz and placer mines in the ,
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it is hoped this article,
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• the coast and by pack animals from
Morning Star Lodge
gol a,re,-lions for rem ili,.g either I J, a ,,
nwCs«,ir¡lv
Roaie.vl.iit — Review.
mountains through which it runs
necessarily
further
interior.
Lite
southern
end
No- 464
Hurt Ur ford, Blacklock or the Co- ! a|n.p]ge(] ) win be found sufficiently
! and for black sand mining near its.
.
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iu speaking of passeuger rates
Meeta at C’^ uille Uitv
Thursday
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reaches ocean sillppmg at Ellens-
Pity every
«
quille
river.
\
ndei
n«>
ciicum-
j
comprehensive
to
answer
the
usual
in j month, whmh thirty >«.rs «g o » « s j hpr(, a, thfi „ „ „ u , ,,r K„ gnc riv(.,. j
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out of Sun Francisco, an agent o f
gtKtd standint'. are cordially invited.
i stances should
strangers allow ‘ run of questions which come to oae
one of the overland roads says:
which, for a small radius, is access-
little harbor exists at its mouth ible to w agons ¡otherwise it is reach­ themselves to be misled into tak­ and another o f our citizens from “ Cuts are being made or from i l O
ing steamers via Portland as some intending immigrants.
where merchants bring their goods
i. o .
o. f .
W ith a to $14 on Chicago and New York
ed by Ixjftts f r o « up the river ami
ave been who were en route for view to the accommodation of per­
in
small
vessels
for
the
Ellensbnrg
tickets, rather than lose sale. T o a
C o q n ille L o d g e N o . 5 3
b,
k>oB or Curiy county.
A t Port­ sons who may desire copies to send
trade and that of the neighboring
Meeta at r.<>qnillk City every Saturday even
party of three or four persons I
vessels enter Cbetoo river, where
land the immigrant is as badly off to distant friends, or to aid tlumi
in*». ViHiting brethren, in good »Handing, country, and where wool, mutton
would make a cut o f $ 20 .”
wool, butter, fish, lumber and grain
.f fae were R, g t Paul> or Mem
oordially invited.
J. C. Laird. N. O. sheep, tanbark, cord-wood, etc., are are elnp|>ed.
in
replying
to
inquiries
touching
Sare in Cheleo v id -, r~
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The receipts of the state fair were
shipped hence to San Francisco. I ,
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» j phis, or Omaha so far as getting the resources, climate, productions,
A. F. and A. M.
$16,754 which, with the $5000 from
Hunter’Kcreek, Pistol ,iver Chet - '
i - here m «y Im concerned. Ocean
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wheat, oats, barley, potatoes or ba- steamers or schooners land at. etc., of Southwest Oregon, we have
Chadw ick Lodge, No-68-
printed several hundred estra Ithe 8tate ‘ r 8 “ » 7 - P ? * the " * * -
Me«u at CouuUie City on Saturday even co RU
me me river o ow in
^ been produced in the
Chetco,
Ellensburg,
Port
Orford,
copies
of the Recorder which will j ty for tlie
f 21»704- The ex-
h X n
'“00“
" ' b «be,r order aouthward. Thevalleya. M i
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thp
Wgh
| Blacklock, and the mouth of the I be afforded for a very small price, Penses °* t*ie ‘ Jlir were at>out $12,-
John Goodman,
; «re ..arrow and settlors correspond- figl]reB o { th(,8p producta.
I Coquille, from all of which points ' — Southwestern Oregon Recorder ^
\N . M.
inglv scattered. The soil in these
80 { t
* * 8een t h a * a h“ <?-
LANDS
[Denmark,
Or.
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¡some
surplus
remains
to be appli-
valleys is excellent and easy living
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.1 iminigaruts can penetrate the inte­
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; As stated in the descriptive part .
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ed to the debt of the society.—Ex.
is made by the inhabitants here.
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nor of Curry county at theirleis-
Work.
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Gen- Lytle Post No- 27,
Persous
Winchuck 1 « gener*dly looked
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— « from * the
1 .« interior of
ure.
St. Joseph, Mo., Sept. 26.— The | A. E. Johnson, a carpenter, fell
1 countv is quite broken and hilly,
Meets at Coqnille City", «»n every first
Wednesday. Vistinti comrads, in j{«H>d j upon as
is the dividing line between ^ “ b e r e I n T ther^ le vel * tracts! I ° regon caa come with wagoDB to I driver of car No. 19 on the Sixth j CO feet from the Salem bridge and
standing, oordially invited.
i Oregon and California, but its but hinli or low rolling or level’, C«>quille City and there ship teams | Btreet lino to-night was greatly ‘ struck on some heavy cross timbers
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Coquille City Command, true boundary line which is the 42,
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the car and taking a rub- fair had better
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incumber
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blanket
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Me«ts In this placv evt-ry first and third
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devoted
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belongings
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the
man
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terribly
burned.
San Irancisco is bewailing the
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grasses for stock raising purposes, as must come, in as small a c o m - 1 He was taken to a hospital, and fact that Portland and Los A n ^ l-
A. T. Lillie, (’ommander.
! ly wonderful as evinced by the soft
, soon after died a horrible death. as me -tipiung
away.
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and hard woods over-spreading can bf* found «officient ground sus- !
«8 poKfiiblis and Ihn. avoid „ .g ,PHrlHH, tl
that tùie unknown,
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Yoncoiia.Douqiaa r^nnty
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‘ onthe first view present a forbidding 1 N o person heading for Southwest » him and thc