Coquille City herald., December 14, 1886, Image 4

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Devoted to the interests of theCoqnille
River particularly, and of the County gen
er ally.
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T U E S D A Y , DEC. 14, 188(>.
Russia has shown sign9 of weak­
ening in her * a r demonstrations.
Blaine and Edmunds have kissed
and made up. Tlie latter relented.
N o tice .
Jlor«**n«»t.
The smallest state in Europe—
one, beside which the principality
of M onaco and the republics o f
Andorra and San Marino appear
“ great powers” — is Moresnet, which
is situated between Yerviers nud
Aix-la-Chapelle, upon the confines
of Belgium and Germany, in a fer­
tile valley watered by a river named
LaG ueule, which m ns into a lake
upon the shores o f which is an
ancient dungeon, dating from the
timo of Charlemagne. The reason
assigned foi the independence of
The traveling public wishing to
visit any part o f Oregon or W ash­
ington territory, will find it greatly
to their interest and com fort to go
by the Empire City and Drain
| y tatioll stage Line.
Over two-
thirds of this line is on a smooth,
hard sea beach and on one o f Ore­
gon’s most beautiful rivers.
JtoT’ Stages run all winter, leav­
ing Empire City every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Fare to Portland only $14.40.
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T h e BU YERS* G U I D E ,
laaoed Sept, a n d H a r e ^
each year. 49 * 319 p a g e«,
| 8)4 x 11 ) 4 in c h e s,w ith over
3 , 5 0 9 Illu str a tio n . - a
w h ole P icture G allery.
G IV E S W h o le s a le Prices
(firrrt to ron ou m rrt o n a ll {foods for
personal o r fa m ily use. T e lls h o w to
order, a n d gives exact cost o f e r e r y -
th in g y o u u»e, eat, d r in k , w e a r, or
have fu n w ith . These IN V A L U A B L E
H O OKS c o n ta in in form a tio n glean ed
fro m the m a rk ets o f the w o r ld . lV e
w ill m a ll a copy F R E E to a n y a d -
dress u p o n receipt o f 10 cts. to defray
expense o f m a ilin g . L et ns h e a r f r o m
yon.
R esp ectfu lly ,
LIZZIE PRIEN,
Ca|>l. Peter Nelson, Master,
"IN T IL L run regularly to this place for
TV one year, having been chartered by
Mr. Lyons for that time.
IF IR IE IIS r
Is a dry. afe schooner, and Capt. ‘ ‘Dick”
s a carof il n <o rt u-m as
Freight
a- cheap ns the cheapest.
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HAULING!
AULING done to suit the times.
Shindies, Shakes and pickets furnish­
H
ed on short notice.
A. G. Aiken,
Coquille City, Ogn,
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Mrs. C. W. Olive.
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Mrs. A. G. Aiken.
OLIVE & AIKEN.
Have iust received at
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MONTGOMERY WARD A CO.
*87 Sc 2 2 9 VTabash Avsane. Chicago, itl
Wool!
A Very Gitut Bargain. |
Wool!
I Am paying 17ets. Cash for good wool
A( RES of ! (1 2% miles from Co- 1
City, K 0 acr > l.o oni,4() tiiu- j
U * * '* I qu.lie
in
beretl nnd about 20 seeded to tame t.r^ss;
Millinery Store!!
A Large Variety of
good shape delivered here at Random
Coquille City will
celebrate this district is that the district o f
ifemember this: W e give the 1 will pay 17*4cts., one-half in merchandise, R°o'J dwelling 24x32 frame rustic, good bee- }
Christmas with a tree for the chil­ | Moresnet, which is only about four jj KUAI I) jmd Sun Francisco Chron- or 17)^ out of my store. Bring on your good house, good orchard, etc., e. 1 c f< r r
I/lie Latest Stales
ji'Hce alone, «2,000; or, including n sp'in of
wool at once. I keep a first-class store of
dren. This is as it should be.
square miles in extent and has « | icje for §2.75 per year; the H erald
hor-es. yoke of cuttle and other cattle to ! X
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Coquillors should bear in
mindi population o f ‘2,000, possesses some
j ^ jo ( ;au §2.50- the H erald
t number of 20 head including five cows, !
Flcwsis, Cstricli
besides many other valuable things about
when at Marshfield
that Henry
very rich zinc mines and that, after | uIjd $ y Examiner, $3.00; and the
th p
*, 0, It is really a rare barnin. j
Flumes and
Rhodes still wields the “ hilly,” and the battle o f Waterloo, Belgium H erald and Hom e & Farm $2.50 Flour, Bacon & Potatoes
Ca.l n this office.
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Tips-
that a “ high lonesome” in that place and Prussia cuuld uot agree as to — all in advance. The latter papers Always on Hand, and every thin" sold at
Laces,
Terms Cash.
means all the term implies.
which of the two should have pos- the Home & Farm, will be sent a Bedrock prices.
W. H. Averill.
ZESiTcTocns,
Dr. Chas. B. Kendall, of Buena j session o f these and, as neither year free to any address by the Town of Averill (better known as Bandon).
and Ornaments.
Vista, fell through a hatch in the would gi\e way, the district was by sender paying one year in advance
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Coquille City, Oregon,
wharf while boarding the steamer | mutual consent made independent. for th e H e r a l d and any arrearage
Ruching 'Embroidery
— D . a i . b r s in —
Yaquina City and fractured his At that time the district was very that he may owe.
tf.
Groceries, Provisions, Canned fruit Veiling, Scarfs etc- etc-
skull from which he soon died.
j poor and there were not more than
Hats trimed to order a speciality.
and Vegetables,
Straw, Blush. Silk, Satin or Velvet, whict
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, , fifty dilapidated cottages and huts ( l o s i n g O u t Nulo n t M y r t l e P o i n t
Flour, Meal, Bacon, and Lard, w e will sell c h e a p for c a s h .
It is certainly not for the best . . . .
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COQUIH- CITY, OREGON.
S tore.
Tobacco,
Cigars,
interests of the state that the btate ,
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1 houses ami the mine yields a hand-
F in e
" W i n e s , X - i i q .- Candy, Nats, Fruits, and Notions.
In order to close out our Busi­
Board of immigration should be
some return, so that some time ago
u e r s , O i g 'a .r s a n d C i -
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ness by Jttn. 1st we are offering
continued the coming year unless
it was thought that Germany and
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A fresh and ehoi* e supply of Beef
our entire stock o f General nier-
it can l>e changed to fill a better
Beleium would acree to swallow it
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and other Meats.
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mission than it has. It is wholly a
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up between them. But so far the . . , . . .
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indebted to us by note or book
creature of Portland.
independence o f Moresnet 1ms re­
Thte paper la kept on file at the office o f
account will please come forward
The Mail speaks very highly of mained unimpaired— though Ger­
and settle.
Rev. Campbell’s sermon of a week many and Belgium each has a del­
Wise, Bros. & Co.
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ago Sunday, and adds that the Bap­ egate living in the district, w hose I ------
tist church contemplates giving dutv it is to settle
C .tllP IL V T K R S * K O O K .
any dispute j
F r o n t S treet,
portion a cor-
T 1 , a
I 1. W illard« book »how » how to proiw
Empire CitY and Drain's Station,
him a call to become their regular j which may arise, J. lie administra- j ; n ice.
ip .. 2 2. . Make m oulding kniye».
knives. S. <iet rake to
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| mitre with cave m oulding. 4. Gauge a tapering 8
pastor. He is an able and earnest tion O I the district IS intrusted to a »Ipiare. 5. Mitre m oulding worked on t>a-e. ti. (let
riMES BUILDING g g ® PHIUOaPHli
STAGE and STEAMBOAT line!
length o f hit>
hip rafter».
rafter«. 7. Get the tiai-kniK
hackiug for same
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man, and the church count clo no i burgomaster, who is selected by the t«o«iyi. «. Get the len^tti of j*ck r»ner» two CCTIUITCC ForlKWSPirER IDYEITISnS CDCC
col IMA I CO at Lowest Cash Rates rHCC
C regrcn .
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i way*. 9. Make hii> for coucATe roof. 10. Lay out
Carrying The U- S- Mails
delegates o f the two governments 1 r a ft e r « o f any p itch . U . Cut gsble mouldiuK» to I
better than to employ him.
L
LAIRD
&
JOHNSON
Cottage Saloon,
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Mrs Garrisons Restaurant
SON
CHEAPEST!
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Opposite O'Connell’s,
DVERTISINq
MARSHFIELD,
A defaulter in San Francisco
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n iii] w liO ll i n i f t p lf K p lo o tx t o n
IS 1 HUU " * JU
; tit at top. 12. Cut upper end of Jack raft**ra.
13.
m n i l l - 1 Cut valley rafter«. It. Get 8 square two ways. 15.
111,1,11 | Strike » cir.-lo with a »«inare. 1«. To make a »j.tral
- VETIVER & SON'S MANUAL
trying to compromise through his ,
couuciloi S. 1 il le is no eloct- : erookèdpolt .19 .M»keon«- boxC*nuin»ttme*»,wo. | / W W O S~t Vt S
attorney at 374 cents on the dollar, i 'Assembly m Muiesnet anu to j - price, 5o.-t». orta.wi^rdoxen. semito
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while he is in hiding. This would
be a bad precedent if acceded to, as
it would virtually be a premium on
imbezzlement. It would bo no time
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Co'H'.ille t’ ity, Oregon.
, ser)lien^y 110 division into parties,
! VN^1^e
inhabitants me exempt
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
^rom ndlitary service ami pay only
Land Office at Rosebmg. Ore > 11 . )
Nov. 5. lsHti.
\
*lve
*ne s 101‘ bead taxation.
k’ .)l ICE is hereby given that the follow­
ing-named settler has filed notice of
till hundreds would decamp with The total revenue of the public is N
his
intention
to make final proof in support
under ¿£500, and this suffices
the boodle of the concerns with 1 rather
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11 . 1 __
v,
•__ 1 . 1 1 of his claim, and that said proof w ill l>e
which they were entrusted; and
cover
^ lc expenditure, inclad- made betore the e,mu,y oierk of Cooscoun-
bring about a state of affairs that i'*6 the school of the distl ict and the , ty, Oregon, at Empire City, Oregtn, on
would be denlornhle in the
ev I “ army,” which latter force consists ! Mondaj December 27, 188 «, viz: Abram A.
wouia oe uepioraoie in me
ex’
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Higley, pre-emption D. S. No. 5003, for th©
treme
i °f
soldier, \/lio acts as gen- * I • - * . l i 3 u F
v
t S . E. H and S. E.
of N. W . q ,
i darme and policeman
as well. I Sec. 31, Tp. 20 S. It. 11 West, Wil. Mcr.
The attention of our readers is j X h is so ld ie r is ofte|j to be Been iu j He names the following witness s to
directe<l to the advertisement of f ujj uniform enjoying a game of prove his continuous residence ujxm. and
' cultivation of, said land, viz:
Munn & Go., patent solicitors, in . che86 or billiards with the burgo- * Ed. Bunnell
) of Fairviev. Coos county.
Oregon,
another column. Their name is j 1Uftgter at tbe beer garden on the ’ Marceli Grin' r -
i James Waller '
familiar to patentees throughout j chores o f the lake, which enjoys Ì Jacob lliglev of Suinncr, Coos Co.. Oreg.
Chas. W. Johnston.
the country. In connection with j tbe style and title o f Casino. The
novlG
Kcgister.
the publication of the Scientific j qUegti0n as t0 the relations between
American for the past forty years, j cbnrch and state does not give any !
L T O rF IO IS .
they have made the drawings and trouble at Moresnet, as the m ining! y G //u. Honorable County Court
specifications for more than one j con)panv pay» the stipend o f tbe i (, f Coos ('ounfy, State o f Ore;/on.
hundred thousand in\eutiuiit», and p! jest alld the only drawback to the
\\>, th<* midt tsigm-d. legal v.-Nrsm Unn-
their facilities for ohtdinmg pat- -t QQjjjpjgtG satisfaction o f Moresnet j ¿bfiph precinct, in said county <»; t oos, and
ents were never better than now. ana
anii the
Rte that
of ° a Miion’
,no8t r to
'HI, ctf!lUy
tne inlmhitnnts
innauitauis is
IS that
tnat thev
tue> nro
are ' ^
asit
license heTeby
be granted
Joseph
Meals from 5:30 to9, a. in.; 12:30 to 2
and 5:30 to 9 p. m..
B ill
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1 0 0 ,0 0 0 EACH ISSUE
-7 T O N S
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P A P E E S .
Magnificent Premium L i«t.
O n ly
SO
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Copy and Outfit to Club-raiser« Free.
Addrew,
HOME AND FARM, L oulsvIlls.W
SCIE
The most popular W e e k l y newspaper devoted
to science, mecnanics, engineorinc aieooreries. in­
vention« and patenta ever publiklied. Every num­
ber illustrated with splendid cneravings. This
publication furni*hesatuost valuable encyclopedia
of information which no iktboii should be without.
The popularity of the o c iK v n r ic A metucas ia
such that its circulation nearly equals that of all
other papers of its class combined. Price, f t 70 a
Munn A Co. have
T h ir ty
A T E N T S . s E &
k t - ' ïïîs
ig h
years -
’
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Jarvis, onvsli k Co.
EAVSES EMPIRE CITY AND DRAINS
STATION EVERY
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MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
j Beer o f best ouality always to be
; had at the Brewery, and orders
from all parts filled promptly.
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CASH STORE!
Main Street, Coqnille City Ogn..
„ . ».isrnuct to ('l')bB. Sold bv all uewsdealere.
The steamer JCNO or RESTLESS meets
the stage at the month of the Umpqua.
New and comfortable stages.
Fare to Portland by this route £l4.5h.
Each passenger allowed 50 ¡founds of bageh-o-
Passengers are requested to be in Etnpir*
City the night l>efore departure.
Any information in regard to the above
j linecan be procured at the Hlai co or Central
| hotels in Marshfield, and the post oihee
j in any public I” is© in Empire
A- L- Nosier, Proprietor C O Q U I L L E M I L L
Gents Cothing, Beets and Shoes,
1 practice before
|:he Tatent Office and have prepared
I more than O n e K u n d r e d T h o u —
o n d applications for patent» in the
nited States and foreign couutnM.
, ( ‘aveats, Trade-Mark^, bopj-righte,
EALER in Groceries, Provisions, Flour,
i---- Aseignuients. and all other papers for
Lard, Beans, Candies, nuts, Tobacco.
| securing to inventor» their rights in the
United States Canada. England, trance,
|
Cigars,
Cigarettes, etc., etc.
Germany and other foreign countries pre-
ared at shori not loe and on reasonable terms.
Information a-i to obtaining patent» cheer-
uliy given without charge. Hand-book» of
•information out free.
Patent» obtained
through Muon A Co. are noticed in the Scientific
\ ACRES of land on Four Mile creek
American free. The advantage utauch notice m
nine miles south of Bandon, con-
well und.w to d by all persons who wi»h to dia-
— AND—
Clocks, Cutlery, etc.
P
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Tug Company!!
— DEALERS IN—
For Sale-
U r)
tai ling 40 acres bottom, all cleared: 20
acres under fence, good meadow, gardei
spot of 2 acres, good hill-side range for
cattle or sheep.
Plenty of outside range
Good dwelling house 24x30 feet, six rooms
and several out houses.
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 Bandon. where there is sale for
all n.a . . . hie products.
Apply to Mr.i. Emma Erickson on the
premises, or at this office.
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.E BUCK
P OPRIET
,
Livery, Feed and Stage Stable.
Tr
S p > © o is tl - A - t t e n t i o n
G iv e n t o B o a r d in g -
— AND ALL KINDS OF—
i_ . X T
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b
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C edar , fir , ash , maple , m yrtle ,
Alder and spruce lumber always on
hand hiu I for sale at the lowest rates.
TOWING
By tlie Tug K A T I E COOK, on
the river and bar, at reasonable rates.
Timber, match-wood and stave tim­
ber purchased.
Orders for lumber filled in quanti­
ties to suit, and at the lowest living
rates.
J. P A R K E R ,
CHAS. F. DOE.
Parkersburg Coos county Oregon,
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TERM S M ODERATE.
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The new A 1 Schooner
P arkersburg ,
POST OFFICE
KNABE
Store,
C. ANDREWS
PIANO
Co
lie. C 'y,
Oregon
THE
FAMOUS
L. M. G ottschalk :
PATENTS!
Patents obtained, and all P A T ­
E N T B U S IN E S S attended to t x d
P R O M P T L Y and for M O D E R -
A TE FEES.
Our office is opposite the U. S.
j Patent Office, and we can obtain
patents in less time than those re­
: mote fiom Washington.
—“ The best instru­
ment how existing
in b o t h h e mi -
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riunii
Ci.viik L ouise K elixhmi :—“ I have never seen
Unti
their equal/’
P auline L ucc a :— “ The Knabe Piano sur-
prsses all other makes.”
The popular HARRINGTON PIANO and
the CHICAGO COTTAG
G
.
H :i t Expressly for I hr
C O Q U I L !
ILL K n on no oth**r Route.
Thin
vessel having made six round trips
n the last s :x months, is s
o
t keep
np her past reoord, and will until further
tice, on
a^t» r Novem r 1 b, d vr
| freight to Copuille City and all points on
the lower river at the following rates:
Flo r *3 per ton, salt, nails, iron and ooal
freight $4 per ton.
W
charge; and we make N o Charge
Unless Patent is Secured.
We refer, here, to the Post mas-
c,
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e
r\ i
v-v-
ter, Supt. of Money O lder Div.,
and to officials of the U. S. Patent
Office. For circular, advice, terms *“ r,0ot
erfTI M il e
< OQUii-L*
and references to actual clients in
your own State or County, write to
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A CO.. Publishers. No. 3Ü1 Broadway. N. Y .
Goodrich.
Notice is hereby given that I will apply
to the county court of Coos county, slate of
Oregon, at the January term, on the 4th
day of January, 188«, for the license prayed
for in the foregoing petition, for the pre­
cinct of Candolpli in the said Coos county,
and state of Oregon.
Joseph Walser.
Opposite Patent Office,
Washington, D. 0.
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•{ Randolph, Oregon: )■
Y e * r.
a
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C . A .S n o w A C o.
Express
No Chinese Employed.
L
« r n . t Circulation o f nnv
LxrgMt
any A erirultural
gricultural TaD«r
Tap«r
in the W««t.
Cissna, Joseph Flam, Peter Nelson, Jens
Jenson, Edward Frisk, J F Lewis, F Hnstik,
Win Berry, Edward W Fahy, John Wal-
stroin, John Hamblock. 8 Danielson, C
Send Model or Drawing.
We
advise as to patentability free of
Wells. Fargo & Co's
,25cts.
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AddieVi"'‘v’i'NN
CO . Office SCIZWTino
not allowed to h a ie postage stain ps Walaer, to retail spirit nous liquor« in less , A mfrican . liul troftd w ij, NdW \ ork.
I>oru I t e m s .
of their own.— P ans American I quantities thau one gallon, in said precinct, i
! county And state, for the period of six (61 !
D id you feel the. effect of the Register. ’
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j months.
cyclone which passed over Coke & ^
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H D Dalmas, II F Miday, J W Perkins,
Minard’s logging camp the other' Benton Leader:
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***~ John Cripi»s, Williom Simms, J J Perry. I) (
IH IK .II T IM .
day which caused them to discon- migration board is a fraud, and > HGetcheii. D J Lowe, George Jakobsen. J
t > «
firtno
should be abolished by the legisla- Camllish. M L Thompson, J W Gregg. W
tinue lrirrrrinr»9
logging?
Hutchison. A Pershbaker, Evan Morgan,
IIAIIJAU ,
I saw M. J. Krantz pass by yes­ ture. There is no particular sense John Erickson, W Hammerbnrg. Henry j
R. E. BUCK,
terday, and the welcome shout was in taxing people to pay for a clerk Hansen, Richaid Thrush, J Thrush, E W |
Getchell, Frank N Getchell. G Grul>e, Jos. j
for
real
estate
agents
and
railroad
— “ we’ ve got a big gal at our
Coquille City.
Barker, Thomas Wells, John Beatie. Robert
corporations.
I
f
immigrants
want
house!”
Beatie, Win Howell, Win Fainnan, L W |
to
come
to
Oregon,
the)'
can
find
Record,
Frank Lawrence, B A Franklin, J
•fames M cCnloch ia hauling hay
D
Howell,
S R Carle son, Abram Rose. S
’riceB
from Cherry creek to Brewster val­ rhe way now. The legitimate way Peterson, C F Helg^en, J N Russell, Peter
! most Rea-
ley for his horses use in carrying to attract people is to treat those Johnson, Edw. Fahy, A D Walcott, Jacob
souable.
well who do come, build school Schmidt, J A Wahl, Andres Carlsen. Joseph
mail.
from Michigan h °use8 and bo white. Mr. Carlisle
Two men late
iast fo*-k
S u e -'
nee(leil
stand at the gate
are trapping on East
cess to newcomers.
i
show people where to go. Lot
H e is the
G. G. Swan is doing quite an ! Mr- Carlisle step Jowu
fifth wheel on the wagon. He is a
amount o f slashing this winter.
Tw o fat cows lost by J. Young supertluity. Let us strike him
were butchered by Krantz Bros, out, as the lawyers say, as “ surplu­
and sold. They had become quite sage.”
wild. The last one killed was like
Think o f this, you esteem the
hunting an elk.
poultry business too insignificant
T. Johnson has a field of wheat to receive your attention: Official
np and lcoking fine.
figures show that the eggs laid by
I forgot in my last to say that hens last year in the United States,
Miss Ida Scofield was attending were worth more than all the silver
school in your city.
produced in the same period; and
NawB Revorg.
yet this insignificant industry is
Dora, Dec. 6.
only in its infancy.
What a grand
showing the poultry breeders o f
N o lle «* !
I f there is anyone who wishes a this country ought to make in the
-copy of “ Sun Shine at Home” for course o f a few years. Ex.
F « »r Sal«* a l ( ¿ r e a l R a r g a i n .
Christmas present or any purpose,
please send postal card to E. W.
80 acres o f laud, about 25 acres
Tompkins, Marshfield, Oregon.
cleared 12 or 14 acres o f good ^
(T h e book is one of merit—well
tom laud in meadow anti garden;
worth the price asked. It is inter­
about 100 fruit trees most o f which
esting and instructive. Ed.)
are bearing; plenty o f good out­
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W ill sell
For real good bargains, go to side range for stock.
Nosler’B drugstore in this place. with the place a cow & calf, a good
cook stove, chickens and farming
H e is selling goods extremely
tools.
cheap, and keeps nothing but the
W . E. McDuffeo,
best
tf.
Fairview, Or.
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Tuo
C o m p a n y .
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oroth«r»,who with to»*»mln«
J U I V E ! ! I I v C I l W thii paper,o, obtain eitimat*.
on «dvarthing »pace when in Chicago, will find it on file at
45 to 49 Randolph St.,
the Adverting Agency of
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LORD & THOMAS.
A ». EANCROFT & CO.,
Sole Agents, 721, Market St.. San Frrucisco.
J. E. H a o k n b u c h , Blanco Drugstre, Marsh­
field, local agent.
nll-3m
PROPRIETOR,
CON STAN TLY
Keeps
An assortment o f
Boots nnd shoes,
Hats and caps,
Stationery, Inks,
D ry goods and
Clothing L a­
dies, Gents
and Childrens
General fur­
nishing good s;
-A-3ST3D
also groceries,
H o r s e -S lic e i3 3 .g r
Canned goods,
Neatly and promptly done, at the
Cigars, tobacco
lowest living prices.
Shop next and c ndies. H e pays the high­
door east o f Leneve’s drug store, est price for country produce
vln 2
Coquille City, Oregon.
W. Gallier
BLACK-SR. ITHING