Coquille City herald., January 18, 1887, Image 4

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[Coos Bay News.]
CoquttU Cibi ¿firraht
The tug Escort is being stripped |
to the water line, and will be re- j
PUBLISHED KVKUY t u k h d a t .
J. A. D ean , Editor nnd Proprietor built if found to be in a sufficient |
state o f preservation. Capt. M agee
Devoted to tho iuterosw o f the Coqoille has charge of the work.
River particularly, and *>f tho County gen­
erally.
Subacription. per year....... ............. $200
T U E SD A Y , JAN. IS, 1887.
" The Daily Statesman pays Hon.
J. H. Ilolierts quite a eulogy.
The negroes of the south want a
W orld’s Fair this year at Birm ing­
LIVERY and FEED
A largo and commodious resi­
AULING done to suit tho times-
dence, nearly new, containing 13
Sbingles, Shakes and pickets furnish.
rooms, neatly furnished, together
ed on short notice.
with 15 acres o f land, 5 o f which
A. G. Aiken,
fa|it. Peter Kelsoi!, Master,
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Coquille
City, Ogn,
has been surveyed off into build­
\\T ILL run regularly to thin plnce for
The Loan Sc Trust Co., o f Bos-
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one year, having been < hart, red by
ing lots. Price 83850, o f which
ton, has taken steps to foreclose i ls
Mrs. C. W. Olive.
Mrs. A .G . Aiken.
N
r.
Lyons
for that time.
R. E. RICK, PROPRIETOR.
82000 is required in cash; tin* bid­
mortgage on the O. S. I. Co’s. j • ^ ; Hauling Done on Short Notice.,.*.*-!
O L IV E & A IK E N .
ance will be accepted as a mortgage
| property. The papers wore served j
In a dry, safe schooner, and Capt. “ Lick”
A o tlee.
on the house and lands. Apply to
Have just received at
| Saturday by Deputy U. S. Marshal j
s a careful nn<l courteous waster. Freight
The traveling public wishing to
A. Giromi,
as cheap ns the cheapest.
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Crush, of Portland.
visit any part o f Oregon or W ash­ 20-4t
Biindon, Or.
The Social Club will give a pa- ington territory, will find it greatly
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
per ball at llansen’s hall. Feb. 14, to t!lpil. intcre8t aml com fort to go
LIZZIE PRiEN,
STABLE,
St. \alontines day.
Ib is is a
new departure; costumes will lie
A b e R ow , of Kim lolph, killed a ,,mde of paper, and no masks will
bear the other day from which he { be worn. *
obtained 75 lbs of oil.
Tho schooner Alton was success­
full
in
The myrtle has been
fully launched Wednesday last,
bloom for a week or two, anti bees aud
now being rigged at the mill
dock. II. Seiigstackon is sole own­
are gathering honey.
Jake Mattson was tho aggressor, er, and intends running the vessel
a n d Henry Johnson the victim, in between this port and San Eran-
the North slough row mentioned cisco.
| by p,,, F.mpire City ami Drain
| St,>tion g ^ g e Liue,
0 v e r two_
j thi'r,|s" , f Jj'^” liu0 ¡B oll a 8mooUl>
hard sea beach and on one of Ore­
gon’s most beautiful rivers.
fc*. Stages run all winter, leav-
mg
; :v City every Monday,
WeuiK
and Friday.
Fare to Portland only 81-1.40.
n il.
n iM H I S K S T H E S T A T E .
Land Office at Koseburg, Oregon, )
Deo. SI, 1808.
j
JO T ICE is hereby given that the follow ­
ing-named settler Inis filed lotioo of
his intention to make final proof in sup­
port of liis claim, and that said proof will
be made before the Clerk o f the County
Court o f Coos County, Or. at Empire City,
Or., on Saturday February 19th, 1HS7, viz:
Benoni IL Ha skin. Pre-emption I). S. No,
WOt) for the lots 3 nnd 4 and S. % of N. W.
b . Sec. 1 ?, Tp. 28 S. K. 12 west Wil. Mer.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous risidence upon, nnd
cultivation of, said land, viz:
A. F. Collver I of Fairview, Coos Co.,
O. W. Gay
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Oregon.
M. 1). Cut lip i of Marshfield, Coos Co.,
Alvin Smith (
Oregon, j
Also at the same time and place.
Andrew F, Collver, Pre-emption D. S. No. j
471 f., for theS. W. > 4 , Sec 2 Tp. 28, S. It. 12 j
west, Wil. Mer.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, nnd
cultivation of. said land, viz:
B. H. Haskin ( o f Fairview, Coos Co.,
G. W. Gay
)
Oregon.
Alvin Smith I o f Marshfield, Coo - Co.
M. I). Cutlip )
Oregon.
Ghas. W. Johnson,
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Register.
, are actúalo,! by a spirit o f fairness woo| ,,
Iu,,.„ » firBt.d ,rs9 Ktor,.
Mr. P. has purchased the 4 — an ! »"•> \ °,ne ln ‘lufm,llle8 •'«»>«
to make the ground muddy and aiul
ftud honor not always scou
i r n n i . n i i T T .T n i .
Brocklin machinery at the black ; h>make
seen in I u * i n n . . n n t r
slippery and has not materially surance companies.
sand mines.
raised the waters.
1 am very respectfully,
Old Jordan thinks that ho is an
FI oar, Bacon & Potatoes
(signed) J. A. Button.
excellent book-keeper, but gave
An Elkton correspondent o f the
Alwa> on I lami. nid every thin so!d at
lk'dit ’ i ... . pi
Te m s ( ’ash.
himself dead away on Thursday by Flaindealer gives the item that our ; n21-9\v
W. H. Averill.
asking McEwan for a bag o f s h o t . esteenn d friend Jas. A . Sterling J
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Town o f Averill (better known as Ilaiulon).
Land Office at Koseburg, Oregon, »
with which to balance his cash ac- received a splendid Christmas
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Jan. 7 . ls's 7 .
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count.
present. It was from his wito nud ! ’ OTICE is hereby given that the follow-
BBHRBAT. ■ERCHANDSKE.
It is time our people were look­
ing out for early garden seed. A -
gain we would reiniml them to get
seed from a northern seeds house.
W e recommend the house of D.
M. Ferry Sc Co., Detroit, Mich.
The names of Union Pacific sub­
sidized congressmen are soon to be
published. They should be by all
means. One congressman is said
to have taken 8250,000 for his in­
fluence in behalf of the road in a
certain bill pending.
N
iug-nuiued settler has filed notice of his
none o f the Portland or Willamette
! valley papers have spoken well of
Coos” bay harbor sine? it has been
the on)y decent one along
: t^e coast during the late gales,
; brother, there is nothing strange
about this; it is only envy.
We
can stand it if the ¡»laces mention­
ed can.
George Foulke is supposed to
have been drowned oft the tug
Fearless at the Empire wlmrf a
i
week ago Saturday night. H e was
c o o k on the boat, aud was missed
P E O P LE USE
D. M . F E R R Y A CO.
are ndmittt-d tube the
LARGEST SEEDSMEN
tn the world.
D.M. Illu«fruled.
FERRY* C | O
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ton. pre-emption D. S. No. 4t<&r>, for the lots
4, 5, and G, Sec. 24. Tp. 28, 8 . R. 12 West,
Wil. Mer.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva­
tion of, said land, viz:
James Lamb 1
All of
Is aac ( ’handle! r I
Gravel Ford.
W. T. Brady f
Coos Co.
W. A .Joh n son J
< >regon.
Chas. W. Johnston,
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Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Koseburg, Oregon, )
Jan. 7. 1887.
V <>! ICE is hereby given that the follow-
i t ing-iiamed settler has filed notice o f his
intent u>u to make final proof in support of
frlj'tlfe k I'rb «*4
SEED AN‘!!JflL
For 1807
wili bo mailed
f i t HE t o all
applicants, and
to last s>..a:iou'a
cuatomera
without or­
dering it.
InmlHableto
all. Krrrjj per.
ton uj i .../ ¿.'or*
dm. yield or
Flower bhfcDS should
tend torn. Addrea*
T l i . e T~.-a.t3 3 t S t y l e s
Bandon, Oregon,
X j ADIES AND CHirOREN S H A T S
Picture Frames. Door and Window Frames
made, Saws filed and Furniture Repaired.
A!i work done to order. Prices Reasonable.
Location: Near Gold Reach Hotel.
F lo w e r s . O s tr ic li
T ^ l- jo T i o .e s G o n d .
Tips.
The B U Y E R S’ lil’ ID K ,
tuAurd S e p t , a n d Mwrc.l^
each y ear.
3 1 9 p age«,
8’ 8 x U > , in c it e s , w i t h o v e r
3 ,8 0 0
U ltu tr a tlo n a - a
w h o le
P i c t u r e G a lle r y .
G I V E S W h o l e s a l e P r ic e *
ilir c et to c o n s u in r r s o u a l l g o o d « fo r
p e rso n a l o r fa m ily u se.
T e lls h o w to
o r d e r , uu>.l g i v e s e x a c t c o s t o f e v e r y ­
t h in g y o u u se, e a t, d r in k , w e a r , or
h a v e f u n w i t h . T h e s e I X V A L .V A K I .E
H O O K S c o n ta in in fo r m a t io n g h uued
fr o m th e m a r k e ts o f th e w o r ld . W .-
w ill m a ll a co p y F R K K to u n y a d ­
d r e s s u p o n r e c e ip t o f 10 e t s . *0 d e f r a y
exjH -use o f m a i l i n g . L e t u s h e a r f r u .u
you.
R e s p e c tfu lly ,
;
j
L a ce s .
IR IT ob cn s.
a n d O rn a m e n ts.
Kuching Embroidery
Scarfs etc. etc.
: Veiling,
'
!
Hats trimod to order a speciality.
Straw, Plush, Silk, Satin o r Velvet, whicl
we will sell cheap fo r c a sh .
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MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
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‘¿ ‘¿ a W a b a s h A v e n u e , C h i c a g o , H i
A V ery G-reat Bargain.
CHEAPEST!
| P A ACRES o f land 2 *-^ miles from Co-
1 v v (prille City, 100 acres bottom,40 tim­
bered nnd about 20 seeded to tame grass;
good dwelling 24x32 frame rustic, good bee-
house, good orchard, etc., etc.
Pric for
place alone. 82 , 000 ; or, including a span of
horses, yoke o f cattle and other cattle to
the number of 20 head including five cows,
besides many oilier valuable things about
the place 2 ,;» 00 . It is really a rare bargain.
Call at this office.
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Empire CitY and Drain's Station,
STAGE and ST EA M B O AT line!
Carrying' The U- S. M ails
LAIRD
&
JOHNSON
Coquille City, Oregon,
—D kat . kuk in —
aud 1 ><je tables,
Flour, Meal, Bacon, aud Lard,
Tobacco, Cigars,
Candy, Nuts, Fruits, and Notions.
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A fresh and choice supply of Beef
and other Meats.
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Express
J a r é Conwall & Co.
HAWSES EMPIRE CITY AND DRAINS
L1
STATION EVERY
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
Meat Market,
K
Capt. Drake was sentenced to
Win. Savage the new light house
three years’ imprisonment in San keeper has taken charge at Arago
Francisco last week for manslaugh­ ligh t.______________
T i ls paper la kept eo file at the office of
ter. He was master of a steamer
when it was wrecked and twenty
Japanese passengers drowned. It is
a pity he had no money, or that the
D V E R T IS IN G
passengers aforesaid were not just
G E N T S
com m on American people.
Any information iu regard to the above
line can be procured at the Blacco or Central
hotels in Marshfield, aud the post office
in any public hoise in Empire.
Opposite O’ConneH’s,
F r o r j.t S t r e e t ,
C O Q U I L L E M IL L
— AND —
I MARSHFIELD,
-
Vug om pany! !
O r e g -c r L .
Largest Circulation of any Agricultural Taper
iu the W««t.
DEALERS IN—
1 0 0 ,0 0 0 EACH I8SUE
YE
T me 8
building
SON
P hiladelphia .
Twenty-three counties in Texas
m iU A T tC For lEWSFirER 1BTEKTIIIWG CQCC
COMMA I Co at Lowest Cash Rates rnCC
have 30,000 people who must be
V iilX -A Y E R 4 SON'S MANUAL
feci at public expense. Failure in
crops is the cause. It is estimated T l i e E 2 C C H - A . 2S T G r E .
that 400,000 bushels o f grain for
Front St., Marshfield, Or.,
seed will also have to be distribut­
N. P. Hansen, Prop.
ed among the poor people who
Agent for Gibbson’ s fine whiskies, an AAA
have not been able to raise crops.
whisky. Also agent for the CELEBRATED
CHICAGO BEER and PORTER at whole­
sale nnd retail. The celebrated BOCA beer
on draught and in bottles.
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l l t y F R T I B P Q C orothcf»,whc wis»i tociam ina
H U V B a l l I I w C H w this paper, or obtain estimate«
on advertiting «pace when in Citicago, will (md it on M e at
45 «0 4 9 Randolph S t . | A Q | | A T U A U A C
theAU.ertiung Agency ot L U I t l l 0 1 I I I U M J I w i
J. W a ls e r , Prop.
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Patents obtained, and all P A T ­
E N T B U S IN E S S attended to
P R O M P T L Y and for M O D E R ­
A T E FEES.
Our office is opposite the U. S.
Patent Office, and we can obtain
patents in less time than those re­
mote fiom Washington.
Send Model or Drawing.
Wo
advise as to patentability free of
charge; and we make N o C hanjc
Unless Patent is Seen red.
W e refer, hero, to tho Postmas­
ter, Supt. o f Money Order Div.,
and to officials o f the U. S. Patent
Office. For circular, advice, terms
aud references to actual clients in
your own State or County, write to
C. A . Snow A Go.
Opposite Patent Office,
Washington, 1). C.
— AND ALL KINDS OF—
X j XT' 1h/L !E3 E R
C edar , f ir , ash ,
from all ¡»arts filled promptly.
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P arkersburg ,
TOWING
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Hard, Beans, Candies, nuts, Tobacco,
Cigars, Cigarettes, etc., etc.
POST OFFICE
KNABE
Store,
PI ANO
ANDREWS
THE
FAMOUS
c O Q u I L
IR I^ IE IE S
L
E
T P -A .D E
W I L L Run on no other Route.
This
Y t
vessel having rnnde six round trips
n the last six months, is supposed to keep
uj, her past record, and will until further
notice, on and after November 15th, delivr
freight to Copuille City and all points on
the lower river at the following rates:
Flour $3 per ton, salt, nails, iron and coal
$2.50, other freight $4 per ton.
CoyoiLLK M ill & Tuo C ompant .
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P R O P R IE T O R ,
CON STAN TLY
Keeps
An assortment o f
Boots and shoes,
Sole Agents. 721, Market St., San Frrncisco.
J. E. H aobnbuch , Blanco Drugstre, Marsh­
Hats ami caps,
field, local agent.
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Stationery, Inks,
Dry goods and
Clothing La­
dies, Gents
and Childrens
BLACK-SM ITH IN G
General fur­
nishing goods;
-A -is r jD
also groceries,
H o r s e -S lic e in g "
Canned goods,
Neatly nml promptly done, ul the
Cigars, tobacco
lowest living prices.
Shop next and candies. H e pays the high­
door east o f Leneve’s drug store, est price for country produce
Coquille City, Oregon.
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A. L. BANCROFT & CO.,
Expressly for I lie
B y the T ug K A T IE CO O K , on
the river and bar, nt reasonable rates.
CASH STORE!
C lara L ouisk
their equal.”
P auline L ucca :—“ The Knabe Piano sur-
prsses all other makes.”
The popular HARRINGTON PIANO and
the CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN.
tr j
m yrtle ,
Timber, match-wood and 6tave tim-
ber ¡»urclmsed.
Orders for lumlier filled in quanti­
Main Street, Coquille City Ogn.,
ties to &uit, and at the lowest living
A- L- Nosier, Proprietor rates.
J. P A R K E R ,
Gent Cot ing, Boot and Shoes,
CHAS. F. DOE.
Parkersburg Coos county Oregon,
Clocks, Cutlery, etc.
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EALER in Groceries, Provisions, Flour,
L. M. G o t t s c h a e r :
—“ The best instru­
ment now existing
i n I» o t b h e m i-
spheres.”
K kliabh »:—“ 1 have never seen
The new A 1 Schooner
m aple ,
A lderan d spruce lumber always on
hand and for sale at the lowest rutes.
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land n j’j licat ions fo r patent« in
mted in ate* and Foreign coun­
ting publisher* o f the Soientifio
^ 7 s aim . I .III t IlltlllUb tO.ICt OS solicitor*
8 f ° r ratents, caveat a, trade-marka, copy-
riglita, ete.. for the United .Slatoa, and
to I'blain patent* in Canada. England. France,
Ut’ . i:
and all oth er countric*. Their expert-
e i. ■■ ia uneijualid aud their facilities are uusur-
pt.--.-d.
Draw i. ,-t nnd sporification» prepared and filed
in tl.o I’a ent (»dice on short notice. Terina \ory
rearot.;!'. e. N oclia rg e fo i exam ination o f model*
or <ha- .i'e« A dvice by mail free
I’ -ue ■ .».tained through MuitnACo.arenotioed
I n f : - l : e : s i * E I C A M K l l i i C A X , which ha*
«» ■ large.t circulation and i.- :ho most iotlueutial
ti.' .>pai>er of ltd kind publiahod in the world.
The advantage« of eueb a notice o\cry patentee
understandd.
Thin large and splendidly illustrated nawspaper
is published V V E E K L V at ¡¡-FIX) a year, ami i*
admitted to bo the best paper devoted to science,
mechanic*, inrentiotis, engineering works, and
other departluents of industrial progress, pub­
lished in any country. It contains the names of
all patentees and title of every invention patented
each week. Try it four month* for ou* dollar.
Sold by all newsdealers.
If you bare an invention to patent write te
M nnn A Co., publishers of Scientifio American
W 1 Broadway. New York
Handbook about patents mailed free.
PATENTS!
and FRIDAY
The steamer JUNO or RESTLESS meets
the stage at the month o f the Umpqua.
New and comfortable stages.
Fare to Portland bv this route $14.50.
Each passenger allowed 50 pounds o f baggage
Passengers are requested to be in Erapir*
City the night before departure.
j
NEW
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it
Wells. Fargo & Co’s
I Meals from 5:30 to 9, a. m.; 12:30 to 2 p. m.
*»*nt said proof wifi be mad.
j and 5:30 to 9 p. m..
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I before the f a r,: o f the countv court of Coos
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I Meal 8 ....................................................... 25cts.
from the wharf where lie hau 00113 Co., Or«;;, at Empire City, Orog., on Wed­ 7 T O I T S
P A P E E S .
Magnificent Premium Liet.
foi & bucket of Water It is sup­ nesday Feb. 23, 1887, viz: R. C. Robinson,
No Chinese Employed.
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posed he miss al his footing and pre-emption I). S. No. 40.», for the S. W. '4
Copy and Outfit to Club-raleers Free.
«if 8 . E. 1,. E. 1 j of S. W. '4 and S. E. l4. of
; ^ ¡j a« aj ûst the rail of tiie tug. N. W. » 4 , Sec.3, Tp. 2i>, S. R. 13 West. V . M. Addreei,
HOME AND FARM, Louisville. * *
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He names the following witnesses to prove
He leaves a wife and five children.
his continuous residence upon, nnd cultiva­
The Washington republicans tion of, said land, viz:
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{ Rnndolpu, Oregon: }
Wash C. Bullard I of Norway, Coos county,
think that if the Pacific Coast ports John Parrot
>’
Oregon.
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o f the Dom inion of Canada are to T. J. Patty o f Coquille City, Coos Co., Or.
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L. llarlucker of Empire City, Coos Co., Or.
tt'f • jxV
le -v'Ä
J Af,rr Forty y yearn’
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Beer o f best duality always to be
be defended with eight-ton guns, to
j 5 r x ! non co in 0 .«
Chas. W. Johnston,
|»ri:imrm
Pr*
‘ l»arat«on o of f more
lii. m i One iluudrud
had ut the Brewery, aud orders
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Register.
be transported to Victoria over the
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A Large Variety of
MAKER.
Mrs Garrisons Restaurant
0. M. »ERRY k C&
Detroit, Mich.
I) o m e a n b 5 a r m
CABINET
Groceries, Provisions, Canned fruit
FERRY’S SEEDS
The grist mill in this place start­
ed up and run Wednesday after­
noon and part of the night, chop­
ping feed. This is as it should be.
Canadian Pacific, it will soon be­
Let the people raise the grain and
come a ¡»radical question whether
our local mills chop it into feed and
it is not more economical to annex
quit shipping from San Francisco.
Canada than to construct a line of
Chinese immigration is becoin- j fortifications along the borders,
ing intolerable in British Colum- j Ex.
bia. Over half the adult popula­
Steward & Paden, Props.,
F or S a le .— 80 acres of good
tion of Vancouver are Chinese.
bottom land two miles from Co­
The people are kicking.
They .
.
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Coquille City, Oregon,
A fine hou8e 0,1 tho
should now co nsider their action <»aille
premises. Price, 81100; the best
EEP Constantly on hand a good
in allowing them to be smuggled
Supply of fresh aud choice meats, and
bargain ever offered on the river. Deliver the same to any point of thelriver
across into Washington territory,
on Short Notice.
and thnt of favoring their immi­ Call on W. L. Laird.
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gration a few years.
Geo. Bunch who was wanted
here for “ borrowing” a couple of
boats several days ago, has skipped
down the coast George is getting
to be a bad boy and will t>e put
through for a number o f offences.
O ver 6 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0
consisted o f 10 pounds sterling,
i intention to make final proof in support of
fall weight, of the masculine gen- his claim, nnd that said proof will be made
der, third person, much spoken of. before the clerk of the county court of Coos
S ib ­
Co., Oreg., at Empire City, Oreg., on Wed­
il!-
The N ews finds fault because nesday. Feb. 2 d, 1SX7, viz: George W. Clin­
rvliiiinery Store!!
T . V . N ic h o ls ,
N
A resident of upper north Coos
Denmark, Curry Co, Or.
Dick Sweet, the painter and river informs us that the weather,
Dec. loth ’8G.
grainer, is busy and is doing some ; so far, this winter, has been ex­
H. XV. Cottle. Esqr., Secy State
tine work about town. Get him to tremely mild in his neighborhood.
J q your work.
i' riiit trees in bloom and bees Insurance Co. Salem Oregon, Dear
sir.— 1 wish to express my satisfac­
See II. E. Buck’s livery' and feed working for the past few weeks;
tion and gratitude to The Stato for
stables ad. Emmett is always on grass growing splendidly and SiOv
the prompt and generous adjust­
hand and ~
you cau relv on ginxl fat.
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ment and payment o f my loss
treatment at his hands.
Bear creek loggers are unable to caused by the burning o f my house
Joe Cissna started up work at i get their logs out on account o f the on Oct. 20th, ’80, and issued.
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his beach mines the first o f the water being so low. \\ e hear o f feel satisfied that The State,through
past week. The surf had come in others engaged in mining praying its officers, desire in all cases to
W o o l!
W o o l!
and upset things about his claim.
for rain. This is huge now, when do as near the right as they can.
Am paying 17ets. Cash for good wool in
A Persbbaker o f Randolph made il l,as rninea so mHn>'
T1,e and do not seek by technicalities to 1 good shape delivered here at Random
us a pleasant call on Thurs s d n y . ; trouble has been that t h e rain lia s | cause j , , ] ^ or avoid payment, but ¡ 1 'viil P;'y lTqcts., one-half in merchandise,
last week.
Ned Anderson was the owner of
the two mares that we notified our
readers were at Alex Johnson’s
last week. Let us know at auy
lime o f stray stock; we will gladly
insert a notice free of charge.
H
Coquille City, Ogn.
ham, Ala.
At Downey, Cal., the Taylor and
Allison fannies have had a regular
family battle. Both the men, the
women, and all the ehilden took
part, aud are under the care of the
doctors.
HAILING!
In BniHlon C ity to b e Mold.
W. Gallier