Coquille City herald., October 05, 1886, Image 2

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A M a rin e C om b a t.
Hon. \V. T. Owens suicided at
Page Minor, who arrived on the
bis home in lioseburg at 9 o'clock
a. m. on Saturday a week ago.
I t State of California last Saturday,
Tl*KSDAY, OCT. 5, 1886.
it is claimed that he failed for sev- gives the following description of ft
eral thousand dollars and that this j fight between a whale and a sworJ
The present rate war from Paci­ led to his takiug his life; but many fish which occurred at sea on the
fic coast points seems to be on the of his mere intimate friends think i afternoon of the 24th instant, and
Jew plan—get all they can, but that family troubles were the sole which w as witnessed by nearly
not at the expense of losing a sale. cause. The reports however show every one on boar;, the State at the
Dr. Josseylin. who is imprisoned that he is short in his accounts, time.
in San Francisco for the murder, [ j e was manager of the grange ! “ It was 3 o'clock on Friduy
by malpractice, of Miss S adie1 warehouse at Rosebarg.
In this ; afternoon when we witnessed a ter-
Lawson, is an old one, and it would capacity he did an immense busi- i rifie combat between an enormous
be to the credit of San Francisco if I ness, and had the confidence of the ! "»hale aud a twelve-foot sword fish.
The leviathan and its active ad­
he were given a sentence common- jH>0ple throughout the (Jmpqua
surate with his existence.
valley.
Mr* Owens, familiarly versary were not more than fifty
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Women suffragists of New York known as “ Flem’’, was the leading yards from the steamer when first
are determined to vote at the No-1 spirit in th^ prohibition cause in observed.
Ih ey bad evidently
vember election, and have secured [ Oregou, end in his death that ( been engaged in combat before
the names o f fifty prominent law- cause has suffered what it could: sighted, as the whale was spouting
yers who attest the fact that there not from the deatu of any other i furiously for a distance of thirty
is nothing in the constitution of man. As a citizen and ueighlx>r feet in the air.
lh e huge black
that stata prohibiting them from he was one of Oregon’s l»est meu, I h>rm ar«so in fitful motions as it
doing so.
and if failure came upiu him, it j dashed hither and thither in its
Even Old Claus Spreckles is | will turn out to be the fault of | endeavor to escape the loug saw-
like sword which projected from its
turning off Chinese ami substitut- j some body other than himself,
enemy’s upper jaw, and which
ing w hite men.
Verily the Chi-1 n«.:Ml€|r% l i e i . ^ i l e Post, * 0. *7.
nese must go, Out their employers
Department of Oregon, G. A. R. glistened in the air like burnished
steel. The body of the whale and
de'-er
< -*t r, r di-| mi , ing
Post order No. 5.
that o f the fish would Ire seen roll­
•■> « > do so;
] Comrade J. H. Nosier is bere-
ing, jumping and floundering in an
bec
r to iitie white hy appointed adjutant of this post:
indescribable manner. The whale
meu, or to regal lost patronage.
vice, H. H. Nichols tarusfnired.
churned up the water till it looked
I f justice ever overtakes a man Comrade Nosier will report for and
like yeast.
Occasionally they
in Sau Francisco, that uncommon enter upon his duties at once and
would sink for a few seconds and
adjunct of criminal courts is called j be obeyed and respected
accor-
again be seen a few yards away
011 to take a rest, to give the cul- dingly.
battling like tigers and ngitating
prit time to “ gather himself.” | 2. Comrade Q. M., W. Sinclair is
the water into whirlpools and con­
John Hanehan’s trial for a s s a u lt j hereby instructed to inform iu
centric waves.
Several times the
and murder of his wife has been ! writing all members of this post
swordfish wounded the whale, but
postponed thirty-two times and delinquent in dues or in arrears in
the latter was unable to retaliate.
the end is not y e t San Francisco the payment o f dues for the period
As tiie fight progressed, many of
of six months
that unless their
ought to take a judicial puke.
the sea-sick passenger« arose from
tines
are
paid
withiu
sixiy
days,
A dispatch says that “ Dooney”
their bunks to witness the novel
Harris was sentenced to San Quen- their privileges of membership mariu? struggle. Where all the
ten from San Francisco on the wil1 be suspended and be so re-
people came from was a mystery.
28111 ult, fora term of 7 yeais. It P °rteJ to department hem! quarters The porters, the cooks, the mates
turns out that lie had been subse- unless remitted by two-thirds vote
and sailors all came “ aft” to seethe
quently tried and sen ten ceil fo r
the post.
Ih is
pursuant to
sea combat. Marquis of Neptune
another offence, and that for a like general older» nunilieis 2, d..ted,
rules, which was thrillingly inter­
seven years and tha* each begins Madison Wis. Sept. 13 1886.
esting. For several minutes the
By order of A. H. Wright com-
as soon as he reaches the “ pen.”
vessel seemed to be under nobody’s
This is all right: it would be unjust ¡ zander, ^ ^ Nosier, adjutant
control. This was due probably to
Reiuember regular meeting of
to require him to find a substitute.
the fact that the peculiar agitation
Post Wednesday evening.
The Recoider, published at Den­
of the water caused her to swerve
R e fo r m C o n v e n tio n .
mark, contains a good article on
slightly from her course.
As the
the resources of Curry county, the
San Francisco, Sept
■?&,—,:V State sped onward the fight was
wbole-C»V-Mhat pari of the paper Charity and Reform Convention kept up as long as the combatants
printed at home being devote J to it. will be held in this city on Decem­ could be seen by the aid of power­
The article, which appeares in its ber 9th.
The pas­
It will be composed of ful binocular glasses.
entirety od the first page of to-day’s people froru all over the coast, and sengers were greatly disapointed
H erald , is fair and well written. will discuss the protection, train­ because they could not see it to a
Persons desiring copies to send to ing and reformation i it children finish” — Portland News.
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their friends should write Mr. l*p- and y outh; prison management aud
T h e 4':iptiir«-«l S c h o o n e r .
ton, Denmark, Curry Co., Oiegon. j reform; education of the blind and
The prospect of the completion j deaf, drunk and leble-iuinded; pro-
of the Panama caoal is more hope­ vent ion and cure of pauperism;
ful than the reports of a short time management of workhouses and
ago would lead one to believe. almshouses and all other forms of
T>'e hardest part of the work is charitable enterprise; care and
done and excavations are going cure of insane and of the necessity
al >ng on the entire line from one of charity organization in cities.
ocean to the other.
There are
A n o t h e r K io t in I lr lf ;i s t .
12,(k M) laborers employed, nml
Belfast, Sept. 29.— There was
enough money 011 hand to prose­
cute the work for three years more. desperate fighting to-day between
It i» now thought that it will be Protestant and Catholic workmen
couipletd by 1892.
H ealtli there at a foundry. The police interfer­
i« good for that part; aud infact ed, vvhereupoi the lighters joined
not much behind ninny parts o f , i« «* common cans.. 'ign.net the po,
the United States.
'
! ) 'ce and drove tbe,u f,*’ m th<‘ sc<' n<‘ -
The police were reinforced by a
troop of cavalry, wnich charged on
the rioters and dispersed them.
Scores of the mob were injured,
some severely, and many o f the
police were wounded.
Ohas. Edwards.
Surface Indications
Jus. Uurke.
Wiu. Rohm.
EilWARilS, H I M
What a miner would verv properly term
“surface Indications” of w hat is beneath,
are the Pimples, Sties, Sore Eyes,
B o lls , and Cutaneous Eruptions with
which people are «moved in spring and
And Company,
early summer. The diete matter accumu- i
lated dining the winter months, now
make9its presence felt, through Nature*<
endeavors lo < ;■ <1 it from th«* system.
While it remati - il is npni-mi timi feste* ,
In the blood !. . ! • y « i
¡op in o Sri j .-
u la. This condition causes derangement
of the digestive uml asdinilatory organs,
with a feeling of enervation, languor, and
weariness—often light ly .-(token <>1 a« "only
spring fever.” Tlie.-c'are evidences that
Nature is not nhle, unaided, to throw otf
the corrunt atoms which weaken the vital
forces. To regain health. Nature must lie
aided by a thorough blood-purifying med­
icine; aud nothing cl-e is so effect ivc as
Myrtle Point, Or.,
A y e rs Sarsaparilla,
zF’ T x i E e i i s r i r r ' c r i E s i E ,
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists: Frice $1;
Six bottles for $5.
Deniers in
"«ni 1 !
(1
ill
V. i.l l «ep constantly on hand
U i
y Goods and Clothing,
Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps,
Meat Market,
Steward & Paden, Props.,
Which will be sold at the lowest living
cash prices or given in exchange to
Coquille C ity,
Wool, Hides. Eggs and ail Kinds of
F a r m ZF’rcd.u.ce
Oregon,
TJ"EEP Constantly on hand a good
IV Supply of fr«‘sh and choice meats, and
Deliver the same to any point of the river
on Short Notioe.
For which a market can he found, and the
highest prices will be allowed.
1 (bill and price goods before purchasing
i elsewhere.
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FURNITURE
Untie«* I
To be Sold.
Sale*
NEW
Drugs and Medicines ofsIlKriti,
Crrcceries, Crocl^er-y
a n d Crlsiss "\7vr sire.
which is sufficiently powerful to expel
from the system even the taint of H ered ­
itary Scrofula.
The medical profession indorse AVER’S
S a r s a p a r i l l a , and many attestations of
the cures effected by it conic from all parts
of the world. It is, in the language of
the Hon. Francis Jewett, ex-State Sen­
ator of Massachusetts and ex-Mavor of
Lowell, “ the only preparation that does
real, lasting good.'*
PREPARED BY
For
-i / ? A ACHES of 1 tnd on Four Mile creek
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nine miles south of Bandon, con­
taining 40 acres bottom, all cleared: JO
acres under fence, good meadow, gardei
sp«»t of 2 acres, good hill-ride range for
cattle or sheep.
Plenty of outside range
Good dwelling house 24x30 feet, six rooms
aud sev«-ral out house3.
Good stream of
water flowing by the house.
Good soil,
will produce anything adapted to the cli­
mate of Oregon. Good vagon road from
the place to Hnndon, where there is sale for
all ma ©table products.
Apply to M r . Emma Erickson on the
premises, or at this office.
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STORE,
ZE\ 2s2Earlc, F i c P m
Handsome residence together with
All those owing James Burke on note or
M a KHHFIKLI). O on .
1 5 » acres of land two miles from fer­ book account will come forward and settle
Dealer
in
Furniture,
Doors, Glass and Fie
ry. The house contains sitting room, «.lin­ t ta saute with me. they having been placed
tnre Frames, etc., and agent for White s
ing room, four b-d r ms, i t - l m , ] : ntry ui my hands for collection.
Sewing Machines.
In ltf
etc. This was the original Bandon hotel.,
( ’has E. Edwards.
The burn ftUxfiO is strong an,; suhsi rntiui.
Myrtle Point.
The '.amis are well adapted for cattle and
n31—3m
sheep raising and ail agricultural products.
Adjoining the dwelling lnui.se which is Situ­
ated on the renowned Bundon beach and
overlooking the Pacific ocean is a vegetable
The most popuUr W e e k l y BewyapM -devoUd
to science, mechsnics. emfineerinK di»c..vcnei. »n-
arden, also a fruit and flower garden.
▼entions and patents ever publ i»hed. Every nun»
Immediate possession will be given.
her illustrated with splondid engraTin«». TbiO
COQUILLE
CITY.
OREGON.
publicotion furnishes s most t * 1 unb 1
ApplyTo A. Girono,
of informstion which nr. person »noul<l be wittoonU
The popularity of the S ik s t if ic A m e b ic a * »•
Golden Beach hotel. Bamhm City. Oregon, F in e
W i n e s , X-iiq.- such
that its circulation nearly «fl«»»'*
o f » ll
other paters of it* class 00”' p*ried. ^ rn ce.
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vón1if
A
Cottage Saloon,
uers, Oigrars a n d O i­
le r inr Ssule.
O-.
B r c ^ n , Frc}:.
1'. OTICE
Is hereby iriveu, to »11 whom it may concern:
That the uiulernitine<l will not be responsible for
any debts contracted, or for any work «lone on the
claim at Italian liar (known now as K. 11. Low e’s
claim, O. 1). E lgin '» claim or James Aiken's claim
—aud worked l>y Elgin, Lowe & Aiken in copartner­
ship) until further notice, or until we have paid up
all outstandiuK accounts, aud have had a settle­
ment of our business between ourselves,
Dated at Myrtle Point, t K. H. Lowe.
Coos County, Oregon, G. D. Elgin.
August 15th 1885, \
The Best Earga:n-
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THE A 1 STEAMER
COOS
Capt. H. W. Dunham,
els
F o il o w s :
Leave Coquille City at 7 a. id .
daily for Bandon aud way j.'orts.
Leave Bandon at 2 p. in. daily
for Coquille City and way ports.
Go with this fust aud commodi­
ous boat. Everything done to ren­
der comfort tc passengers.
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p a l IT* A MutniUi.M»«
W ool!
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fu|ly
¿.vet. w id:;; Ve
* •BuS.id
throucb S u n » A <,'o are nnricod
¿ e T u n d e r ^ d b "a d V- —
poscof the r T 1- 1-.^ r o
fl
> A y y -*“- / * •
m u n iv i
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Flour, Bacon & Potatoes
IVlyrtie
Always on Hand, and every thin sold at
i-urocjL prices.
Terms tusL.
W. 1!. Averill.
i'owu of Averill (better known as Bamlon i. *
u4 i
mms
S .,^ ;^
practice before
Ithe Patent Office and h*ve prepare*
I more than O n e M r* d r
T
I a a n d applications tor patent» id t b »
1 Pnndd States and foreign count n e t
- d v e a ts
Trade-Marks. C'opy-n«hU,
^^^AssiK um ente. and all oth(!*
th l
I securinK to inventors their r‘8'‘te jrr. nce
United States, t anada. England.^FrMee.
Germany and other Corei^n countr es. pre-
Am payin
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> • *• r • o 1 ■«•> t n
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good shape delivered here at Bandon.
j 1 will pay 171*eta., one-half in ntereUandi.se,
I or I7Vjj out of my store. Bring on your good
i wool at once. 1 keep a lirst-el.iss store <*f
3&H" acr -8 of good botto. !•■*. «1. h *\ v ii
miles below <'o«juil!e City, on the- river.
price $1200. Lib r... time on $hK) f the
amount, 'i wenty-oiie head of cattle for
$600. Enquire ..f S. W. Gilman, or at this
1.41 tf.
office.
W ill R u n
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l ATENT
1
71v..
W o o l!
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year. Discount toCluba. »..Id by »11 newedelilert.
M U N N A CO., Publishers, ho. 3blBro»dway. » . x.
- “ o wi.h to d u -
Bcnurnvio
*ad-.*aj. :*ow York
Point Nursery.
Myrtle Point, Oregon,
i. F. -iVoybs. r rcpi’iBtui",*1
J k O P A G .Tí 14 of, aud deahr in Fruit
Tr« < r and smtt’l fruits.
He kewps
eoiisî.iiU iv «>:t I ihim I a well regulated a^sort-
iü"j;t. eheaj.i r than flit clie.qiest.
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Setnl-in yottr ord.-r*. n.* pains spired t .
give Pall satisfaction.
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Mrs. S. E. RO ij INSON, Poprictor,
COQDULE CITY.. OREGON.
T H e
Ottawa, Sept. 29.— The first de­
Froiit St.. Marshfield. Or.,
1 have a.:,ill taken
i«.?« i f the
mand for the release of the Cana­
.itiiiiX ¡as Iioi:s : and v..\I span- no pains
dian sealing schooner Onward, re­
■ r expense t<* maki* it pleas u* f«-r guest«.
Agent for Giht.:;«>n's fine v, Liskie«. an ? AA
\ simre »>f th** patrona.e is Solicited
cently seized
by the United
whisky. Also agent for the I'K L E B Iit T E l)
Boanl and lodging........................... £4.00
States revenue cutter Corwin in
C H IC A G O BEKBr.mi POUTEIt at whole­
iloar 1 wi rboul io lj'jn:; ■
the Alaskan sea, was forwarded to
M e a l s .......................
2ftots. sale ami retail, i he < < Iel>rat< il BOCA l»eer
on drn: ght and i:t Uittiea.
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the colouiul office in London to be
laid before the authorities at Wash­
ington.
A suplementary demand
is to be made through the same
channel, in which it is pointed out
that in the convention signed at St.
Petersburg between England and
Russia, one o f the articles of guar­
antee to British subjects, from
C A P T G eo. W . L E N E Y E .
whatever quarter they rnny arrive, Carrying the l T. S. mails, passen­
was the right forever to enjoy the
gers and fright, will run as
privileges of navigation and fishing
-
follow s :
E S V E Myrtle Point on Mondaya, Wed-
in the Pacific ocean or any part
^neadays and Fridays for Bandon. rail­
thereof.
From this ]>oint it is ar­ ing at Coquille City at 11 a. m.
Few towns possess the .natural advantages that'i'oquillc enjoys, and W hich w ill, in
gued that the United States could
FAYES Bandon for Myrtle Point on tiie near future, cause it to blossom as the rose. It has a beautiful and pleasant site,
Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays,
not have received from Russia the calling at Coquille City at noon.
being situated, lor the most part, on a level plateau on the sunny side o f the Coquille
right to exclusive navigation or to
E very courtesy shoirn ¡icissm- River, thirty utiles from the Pacific ocean, which is readied every day by afour-houn
steamer ride. Coquille City is at the center o f the converging wagon*ro:tdfsystem o f Coos
fishing or sealing privileges in gers o f this IS feo nier.
Count v. and is at the head o f deep-water navigation,and in the central part o f a vast body
Alaskan waters.
ol rich, river bottom land, which isthe source o f all true and enduring prosperity
The
A very important decision has
been made by Acting Secretary'
Muldrow.
It involves, says the
report, the constitutional provision
that “ full faith and credit shall be
given by each Htate to the acts, rec­
ords and judicial proceedings of •
T V rroriz«*«!.
every other state,” carrying out the
Charleston, Sept. 27.— Five min­
doctrine that where th : courts of utes past 0 o’clock this afternoon,
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D r o u th -S irlc k r u P e o p le.
one state having juridiction render another slunk of earthquake—first
Abilene, Tex. Sept. 29.—The
a judgment, that judgment is con­ heavy shock since September 21st
clusive of all matters determined
— was felt here.
The movement County Commissioners’ court has
therein, and is binding on the
been in session the past day or two
courts in every of her state.
M ul­ of the earth was evidently horizon­
drow extends the exposition of the tal and the tremor was accompanied examining applications from the
doctrine to the executive depart­ by the usual rumbling sound, drouth-stricken people of the coun­
ments. The decision is said to be w hich was distinctly heard several ty for assistance.
They report
an able one, aud is understood to
that they find 226 families, embarc-
be a reversal of one rendered by secouds after the movement had ing about 1,000 people, who are
ceased.
Carl Schurz.
Advices received from Savannah, destitute and must be furnished
W iggins’ predictions seem to
w’ith provisions. They report also
have had a good effect on the dis­ Orangeburg and other points in that 350 families will have to be
turbing elements. O ij the29th ult. this vicinity indicate the shock
the whole of the Southern States, was very general throughout East­ furnished with seed wheat, etc.
Mexico, South America and South-1 ein South Carolina and Georgia. This is official, the result of very
ern Europe were to be terribly ag-
i
a
at
, ,,
careful investigation and shows
*a a ,i u '
.i
i
i
* . i i Coming almost on the eve of the
itated by earthquakes, and swept by
.
.
more in this county than many
cyclones.
While it is a fact that
(‘ ,iy i29th), the shock has
up to, and on, the 27th and 28th, greatly demoralized the people supposed.
earthquakes terrorized the people , here.
Constantinople, Sept. 27.— Tiir.
o f the south, on the fated d a y -th e 1 Charleston, Sept. 28.— No ser- key’s agents abroad report that the
29th—every thing wus cairn and se-1 •
,
,
TT
-n
,
. lous damage was done bv the peace of Europe is endangered by
rene. Here we will remark that
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this Canadian crank ought to l»e Pftrthquake shock, and up to this the present temper of the English
crucified, in that he takes advan- hour (12:05a.m.) there has been and Austrian cabinets against
tage of the superstitious of *he no recurrence of the disturbance Russia. The Turkish war depart­
country to spread terror and dia- n , e ]aBt Bhock8 have im airad
ment contemplates equipping and
may. lh ere is no doubt that his
c ,
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foolish predictions have caused the ° ri ( ence’ eKl>eciH y among the drilling
_ 60,000 Turkish horsemen
death of many better persons than ,ieg roeR» who regarilthe tiemors as in the same manner that Russian
himself, among the negroes of the i the prelude to the great convulsion Cossacks are equipped acd
drill-
^>utb.
of the 29th, predicted by W iggin s.1 ed.
THE
Coming,
STE/i MER
Little
N. P. Hansen, Prop.
Annie,
Coming,
Coming ! ! !
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y !
The «omuig Town of S. W. Oregon!
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Pioneer »Singe Line!
P ro m
C u l Cil; lo utter City
C a r r y in g
t lie
country round about is filled with precious metals, ’minerals and(coal m an unparalleled
extent, and is covered with a variety’ o f timber that lor quantity and quality is not e x ­
celled by that ot any place on the Coast, if, indeed equaled.
As a dairying and stock-
raising country, nnd a HHiiitHriuin for those seeking health.it is bound to ooine to the front
rank. 1 he fishing industry will prove an important factor, while the numerous mills and
fact«trics, completed, in wars© of construction, and contemplated, will make the whole
county a buzzing hive «>f industry and wealth.
Coquille City is in the cent©/, is the
most eligible aud will enjtty all. Its school, church, and society advantages are second
t«> none in the county. Building material is cheaper at this point than at any other in the
county. It lias the advantages of a corporation, ami is to stton have a morntnin stream
of water run through it for protection against fire. Property reasonable
J. A . D e a n , a g e n t ,
M . J. M c D o n a l d , p r o p .,
Coquille City.
TJ. S .
San F rancisco.
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Z M T ^ A E X j S .
Wells, Fargo & Co's.
EXPRESS
amd
Passengers.
will leave Coquill«« City every
S TAGES
day texoept Sunday) at ft a. in. and 1 p.
m. connecting with steamer each trip for all
points on Coos hay. Leave Utter City every
day (except Sundays) at ft a. m. and 3:30p.m.
Passengers by morning stage con visit
Marshfield and Empire City having two
boors in each place, returning to Coqoille
City the same day.
TTetrQ, O n e Dollsir.
Always go with the mail* and make con-
ueotious.
T. F. TENNISS0N,
Prop.
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MYRTLE DRUG STORE.
Myrtle Point, Ogn.
W. L. DIXON
Proprietor.
I2 S T
Drucp, TVfe'Rririfl. Paints. Oils. Candies. Ciaar«. T n W e o .
Fancy Articles. Stationery and th* finest quality o f School Books
Agent for ti e lending sewinu Machines, Mason £ Hamlin or­
gan«, &r
Old Wines and Liquors o f the best quailty.
Prascriptions carefully compounded
L I V E and L E T L IV E .
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