Coquille City herald., May 03, 1887, Image 4

Coquille tíitjj Jerald.
m u sim i KVKKY TUESDAY.
J. A. D ean , Editor and Proprietor
D w oted to the interests of the Coquille
River particularly, and of the County gen­
erally.
Subscription, per year...................... *^.00.
T U E S D A Y , M A Y ii, 1887
I.O (M L X O TI’S.
Chan. EdwsnU
Fish are being caught here every
day by the hundreds.
\Ye were at fault last week in the
anuouncetuant that B illy Web-
(From our Regular Correspondent.)
Wiu. Rohm.
L
Send one dollar in currency, with size of Bhoe
u
su
ally worn, aud try a pair of our Alaruetic Iusoh s
m m r ”
for rheumatism, oold feet and bud circulation.
They are the moat powerful made iu the world.
And Company,
The wearer feel« the warmth, life aud revitalization
in three minutes after putting them ou. Heut by-
Papt. Peter kelson, Master,
returu mail upon receipt of price. Scud your u.l-
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* droHB for the ‘‘New Departure in Medical Treatment XX T I L L run regularly to this place for
Dealers in
Without Medicine,” witli thousands of tentimoui- Y V one year,-having been chartered by
..‘ r. Lyons fur that time.
I . Write
full particulars of dilUculties.
Oar Magnetic Kidney Belt« for gentlemen will
n rX -X IE
IK IK H E 2 S T
!ÜilÜP
m uiiiil
positively cure the folio» i uk diseases without med­
icine: Pain iu the back, head or limbs, uervoiu.
is a dry, safe schooner, and Cr.pt. “ Dick”
W ill keep constantly on hand
debility, lumbago, general debility, rheumatism, h a carefnl and courteous master. Freight
paralysis, neuralgia, sciatica, diseases of the kid­
as tho eh-*apest.
nf.tf
neys, torpid liver, seminal enihsious, impoteucy, as eh, up
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heart disease, dyspepsia, Indigestion, hernia or
KOTl< E!
j Boots md Shoes, Hats and Caps,
rupture, piles, etc. Consultation free. Price of
All persons indebted to me by boo
Belt, »ith Magnetic Iusolcs, iiO. Sent by express
j j p TJ" I K ZST I n? X T I K IE , (’. O. 1 >. or by return mail upon receipt of price. count, are Bonded to call and settle by
Scud measure of waiot and size of shoe worn Send j Maich 1, 1HH7. After that date all accounts
Drugs and Medicines of all Kinds,
for circulars. Order dir« ct.
i uot settled will be placed ill the hands of a
N oth — 1'he above described Belt with Insoles is collector for collection.
j Q . r r C 3 r i>eS ( C r o c k e r y
warranted to positively cure chronic eases <»t uemi-
Dr. John C. Stockman,
uul c:..issious and Impoteucy or money refunded
a n d G l a s s "\ A > "a r@ ,
i
Coquillo
City,
Feb.
1.1.
even utter one year’s trial.
Which will be sold nt the lowest living
THE KAuKETIC APPLIANCE CO.,
cash priors or given in exchange for
T T .t V
134
Dearborn
St.,
Chicago,
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£LI
Wool, Hides. Eggs and all Kinds of
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L IZ Z IE
bition.
A. F. Campbell, a former attor­
ney of this district, was doing the
u b
F U R N I T U R E STO RE,
IF 1.
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whisky.
* gauging
■>
i Skookum i Joe has opened a res-
j taurant on trout S t . , Marshfield,
,llu*
heumfter be a candidate
Mrs. C. W . Olive.
Meat Market! f
I
f'. P. Hansen, Prop.
j
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J0IL\S0X iV* STOP, Props.,
Coquille City, Oregon.
T AYING Opened the Pion or Market in
i ship-, hup**, we are prepori ;! to fund I;
3/1 a n > tt
l.U ü L
, O
o n
.
Mrs. A. G. Aiken.
OLIVE & AIKEN.
Have just received at
tiis ir n e w
uh
P
a r s h f ie l d
Dealer in Furniture, Doors, Glass and P ic­
ture Frames, jtc., and a^ent for W hite’s
Sowing Machines.
v ln lt f
Dry Goods and Clothing.
j fo* R i b 1 iu [ c of |l)e Imtron» 8 e- IIc
wl11 l,e Plc,ise‘l to meet hlB “ « V
Coquille friends,
; W illie Schroeder, the Halls
^ a r m 3PrccPu.ee
! prairie merchant, was visiting
friends in this place Wednesday For which a mark* t can he found, and the
highest prircs will he allowed.
and ihursday.
A\ illie used to
Fall aud price goods before purchasing
v4n83
i stick type in this office, and on elsewhere.
this occasion gave us a lift,
T i l O IT^Z'-X C I I A M G E .
j Young Bros., of Oakland, Doug-
Front. Si., Marshfield, Or.,
las county, left M yrtle Point on
Wednesday with a 1 irge drove of
1 cattle. Verily, Coos is coming to
Vjynt for Gibr>son*K fiat* whiskies, an AAA
whisky.
Also a »cut f, r lh»* C E L E R K VTED
: the frout for good stock; and
Young Bros, are not slow to visit C H IC A G O REEK and P O R T E R at whole­
sale ami retail. '1 he »•■ -l.-brat* it LO C A beer
the excellent field to be found here, on draught aud in U«;th s.
v3nl!>
j yIr p nmk Grant learning of the
j f i A R ' / ^ ^ c y s P R S C C S Ic
| ^entb of his father in Ohio, started
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back there on Thursday.
Mr. G.
Cae
T « b Riaa
3 a 3 ïl-sNc ü ^\> £ 1
und Other YY«rks, h j
• lias been engineer on the Coos for
. Y a f i i r .v « A l u . >4 U l v e « A w k C *. Th*, I v lk w iif U^iki
»-U
• «u *.•*»*
•» ; li»ot,
ali ars
been tested. It was uot uucomfort- B(>|n0 lime, and is a line engineer,
typ*»
¿Ctx».*.
T h «; treat of ft
f ; * » ; XftLfl'ïty of »u. ; A . i . **. i ne t: a .* u c - i f ewi u u i i t i
ably-full at the time of the Cleve-1 IIt. win l)0 m[3iied, and by none
M .0
wiihoiki
t t**»'*
r--^ ' tl.o. he Ar »he wouM
I.
to
X i t ck>.h-lv
L
ti • >c Ixcks wcuhi coti
V U '* V
• r ..h :
vcLaL'ftlf.
land inauguration, and it was esti- more than \)y the Coquille City
i. r . j \Y*û-xvr I I .h i t
IM a !• t* e
r< »fci.-fe )LüT iiranJu»
r* It* , Lvd tilt kLajr cilui, t . l
mated that there were then t w o ; l)niS8 l)am| vvitll wJ)om iie gainod
t
> i t u iki-B1 w-.l-xy »'-1 i l ever ♦ «.
novel event, and preparations go
briskly forward.
The ruling of
the Interstate Commissioner» al-
lo w i n g reduced rates of travel to
be given to people attending the
Drill, will tend greatly to in ten se
the crowd of visiters. The leading
railroad liues ot the country tele-
graph to headquarters that they
are expecting, and making arrange-
meuts to carry immense numbers
o f excursionists to the spectacle,
and that the accommodations o f the
capitol as regards board ami sliel-
ter will probably lie taxed to their
utmost capacity. They are unnec-
essarily alarmed ou this point how-
ever, Washington is a city of hotels
ami boarding-houses, aud its adap­
tability to crowds has never fully
THE
NO COLD FEET !
B
ter wo“)a 1“ ‘u,,e1 !‘ere "“ ‘‘""'f-1 M y rtle Point, Or.,
mice. >\ e should have said prohi-
Uaslilnuh’ ii Irriter.
Washington, April 18th, 1887,
As the time draws near for the
"Washington National Drill, public
attention is concentrating upon Ihe
Jas. Hurke.
A Large Variety of
T lx e X_iattest S t a l e s
IL j ADIES AND CHIIDREN'S HATS
IKlc^xrers. O s t r i c li
P l u m e s and.
Tips*
Market ¿5
Laces.
IKi"to"bcns,
and. O r n a m e n t s .
t » I ' íá i * v x j
F. H. PADEN & COMPANY, Props.,
Rucliing Embroidery
Coqüüje City, Oregon, Veiling, Scarfs etc- etc-
the* choicest incuts ns cheap ns the cheap- .-t.
Constantly on hand a good
We will keep nothin:; but the be. t, nud wilt K F£
Supply
<>f fresh and choice meats, and
P
Hi! orders from nuv point on abort notice
Deliver the s ime to any point of tho’river
on Short Notice.
nt’.Ttf
Hals trimed to order a speciality.
Straw. Flush, Silk, Satin or Velvet, vrliick
* e will sell cheap for cash .
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I fin n ^ Y * f >/1
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Llv ¿ih 1 liLU itiü J I1 n
<rv r rx
Pi.teiits obtained, and all P A T -
A B L E,
k> L
E S T P E S I S E S S attended to
,
-aia P R O M P T L Y and for M O D E R ­
A T E FEES.
it " r î d i K PIH'ldlî TM’
l ì t i It. I ll'O t l l u l -'ll
,.* !.. t/t
Our o ffic e is opjiosite the Y. 8 .
rrilauliiiR Done •it Sin,: t Not c
Patent Office, and we can obtain
^<»1 ÌIT.
patents in less time than those re­
The traveling public wishing to mote fioin Washington.
visit any part of Oregon or Wasli-
Send Model or Drawing.
We
ingtou territory, will find it greatly I |M|v¡se a8 to pater lability free o f
to their interest and comfort Io g<> charge; and we make S o Charge
Mis-w
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A-.AW # X
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CH EAPEST!
V]
Empire C itY and Drain's Station,
hundred thousand strangers within | n deserved reputation as a first-
•¿ a . % .tr.crtssi. pr.v t:c it.*-*»» v t
* w Ptip «t homa.
S T A G E and S T E A M B O A T line!
I B s c lt t i B * »
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,* . À k i v i . L ) ila r y
her gates. Still the D rill commit- i class musician.
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IWU.I.« k .d i uhUc uni
tee, which seems determined t o ;
Carrying- The U* S- Mails
f r i . al« ’. :
a iu.
Mr. Baily, of Oakland, before
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leave nothing undone that can add ,
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i leaving the river purchased four
di:-. 3 l!oni ft; ■>.< t-r* . *U n c’ Lutivi •. «r v a .^ 1 , «ni
Wells. Fargo & Co's
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to the pleasure and comfort of the ..
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j l>y the Empire City end Drain UnPas P a ia d is Secured.
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tine horses of Mr. K. O. Dement, or
hUlher t t ' I ;. • d • i a Y. W hite.’ « U
occasion, will keep a list of hotels,: c,
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I Station Stage Line.
Over two -1
^ e refer, here, to the Postmas-
T.
1 ru rt t u r n .
A N o »«L
B ; Mrs. K «ary
Express
Woo t. author of •* l
1 . i n *." <*te
boarding and lodging houses, where t k ° u^ 1 Coquide.
T io>e w io saw
• ih r
- ;
Y '
Î . \ -N i*; M r W t V r 9ot %. - Th#
| thirds of this line is on n smooth, j tor> Snpt o f Money Order Div.,
I.a Ir cf ths Lt>u
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x .r*
..1 of ali tL#
rooms and beds with Lad without toe horses, say, that without doubt,
%c». i » of S H> t, • ■ * : *
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hard sea bench and on one of Ore- j alJ(i to officials of the U. S. Patent
«.ja
A ¿\*.o..
by U.» «uihor of
•* Dora ThotCv
meals can be had. Booms are leg- they were the fin-'st ever taken
10. A?nox f f a r iA B ,
A
D C w a * Filât, au*
gnn’s most beautiful rivers.
| Office. For circular, advice, terms
thor of A.tara b*. J*-. “ Tï.c Mill *»u t-.» t . < t'c.
istered at prices ranging from 8 i , f rotn this county. One of them, a
11. L î t t i w
A
t y th#
1 ! E T Stages run all winter, leav-! nnj references to actual clients in
•IV L or >f ’ I' : » i l r.'«.' '
EAVHES E M P IR E C iT Y FO R D R A IN S
upward, aud meals cau be had from ! p vt,.,r.oU
iu
„ 1(„lerat9 heal,,
IS. T h o M r t t rry * f tN o îiv »U y T r t h A Notel By
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2 octs. upward. It ihose w;inting
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Empire
City
every
Monday,
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own
Spite
or
County,
w
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to
14. * h s l i a d * v i u < J f l . 1Î r - n o v c r d F ? . » largt
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of
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puccua,
rooms wiil address the National |
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l;oniuls.
i ot only
W ednesd;t\ and Friday.
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14. J o h a B o a p r X x r j ' x V
A F rtV By B i u
D rill committee, stating just w ha t ; were they of good size, but every
S o 'u G . author of " .*
i lì'. .< •! UtrflcxLaa. <tc
Fare to l'ortland only 814.40.
The steamer J U N O or R E S T L E S S me«ts
I l Tha krtf >Y .
a hurai. by hr« Carkell,
Opposite
Patent Office,
they want as to rooms, beds and point of excellence was prominent,
•ath er of * h a r j lia; « •»,
.
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K ì ite ra (V iQ ^ lr * «
>.▼ Popular Authors,
Washington, D. C. the stage at the mouth of the Umpqoa.
M
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:. U« curt «i. t.' kivo et »** UO’ lcl of
meals, and what they are willing i Mr. Baily says that our third an-
Newiind comforta’jle stages.
•o.Iviy U «, oX adv-i,.wru, wf t
Lu« o c., a.i v«ry lu*
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to pay, they will be put iu eommu- nua, {nit’ ,vHi be la t e l y attended
Fiire to Portland hv this route $14.50.
IT. J r » a « r r s B e ' a A p r n t .
A F o rti. By XHs kl.
T ’ tr B E Y E R S ’ G F I D E ,
:j: g- e i
mcatum with persons who can fur- ,
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B hr% iioa, hur». r of “ A . v. x I »ovd.” etc.
Each
passenger allowed 50 pounds of Imggag«
*1
v, lur.t ti St-pt. and Marcl^
li. F jia a y W o r k f > r l < t e A i c r t « t u t , i » entirely
nish such accommodations. About !•> People iiom the Umpqua and
B « « ) cm u;-ja L i «
’ • ; ’ * ‘ ‘ ’ '.r *-«<} a'¿«l trvitioal
1 ci'ih j-tar. «Ci;* 31ti pages,
FaHseiipjers are requested to be in Eropir*
Icatruidea*
rr «Lia a, f**- f t *• -M -. w.x 1
h rackets,
} b} j x 11;-» im lies,iv!tn OTt-f
City the nifiht before departure.
the 21st. of May an official will be : Willamette valleys, and that we
•tedio w ri.
e u , e u . , j iofuvviy a u i «Ic^antly
illustrations - «
AUuctr&uvI.
lu. i i r J îxru’a F ; . ! —r í®‘ A^ **x f î F t i i s T c a i f . Tha
Any information in regard to the a b o r «
at each of the railway stations m will see the best racing stock that
wlttilr Picture Gallery.
B
*, o -îlx a d c o? (
s u i . . » puwUahcd.
lu t ci*Udrta
G IV E S W h olesale Price*
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with rv
line
can be procured at the Blarco or Central
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this city to give the same informa- these valleys can muster,
b). As . * » wl c f l l r 1 >x v ^ ta ft r I udì#« * r 5 rsctlC B^n .®
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♦* i a th e
S t r e e t t o eontifwrt-t on a ll gooth f a t
hotels
in alarshfeid, and the post office
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tion to people arriving, so as to en­
personal o r fam ily u»e. T t lla h o w to
Bir Jeru oti-p
# 6>f a:'« oc^a.»! : *
xh. n 4in»* H u n d r e d
in
any
public be lse in Empire.
3 C. i V f c l v i i c a h
i
fu r th e
• hardy
crtler, an-1 gives exact cost o f every­
able them to repair directly to such
? T h o ff^ a o d * r - ï * r » t i o n î « f e p t e n w in
bc< « cf tuofùl
iw* h it
wc J various
I i w » S ! o : i ” l< K c u i s .
t i t rod *•?»• a tr.d ) • /ti conn-
thin ; y ou u*e, eat, d riv k , w ear, or
i T* t pt;l , ,;f r« ol" t.i*- S-i**nt!lio
quarters as are most convenient to
J?. T h fx TF •-*:*
F a m t ir F V y a l-
have fa u w ith . These IX V A L U A B IJ 5
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t ozi*,
) to aot t*; ten’ ICH o n
ç t n , Ci Ltei. .r b u -
f a «
/ e und
. L O O K S cor.ltilu iniorir.ation gleaned
the station w here they arrive. ! Weather lina
:
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t i . î i U) h »L**! ■**•-*• 4. % -n T 1 C j U « tO i V i «L1 ÚF.U v l
T r «j't.i*?, t- *.. f * : ;.o \ xi*
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und
•Urn^n:* Ny s . i.j*!e !• • "
* os.
fro m the m arkets o f the w o rld . W e
G w Q w ilila S M X Is Is
There is every indication that tae | Farmers busy.
•i t*u* r»îA in thin&lx, 1 n¿. y L b rauca,
I* .VP t u m i ' : i <’a * * - r » H c ? r . r Y x r j ij f. ¿ d a ,a
w ill m ail u i.t-iy I'K M B io an y ad­
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fCTT íiF o i .t h 'í i tir. r» ••* . .*ck c. trave*;.* <-v -nb.; (
dress u po n rcci l.it o f IO cts. to uefm y
D rill will be successful iu every | Sch « k »1 pr« gressing with an in-
t‘ ■ r.- u.t xr .!.* hx’ .w‘ ,
oi# au*I
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; la
*uc;uk:ca and tlisir ia.cii.tlv¿ art un ir-
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cs;»ei»si- o f malllncr. Let us h ear from
’«*. r i ï '< * y u • r Ha/? ."*% F a i u ai#« ao ah*»<i rsuaic*
r.ri'1 F P ^ rific x H o n s p r * r x r M
file d
particular. Ih e East, W est,Nortii creased number of pupils,
you.
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b if * : l.lo c . -VL-i wr-u t „.o;*.
! • very
l I ' a « k . A N** t'.
Ly 2 . *h C on w y,
and South and every other aectiou : Q
t„ , , „ „ nn |,„;Mor h„ s „
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•.*’ .s?» k l io n o í m o d # l i
the* Y I w - * d ’* .V G - r y . A
>*•?. F. i loncos
M O NTG O M E RY WARD A CO.
fr**u 1 ^ i v r . r ^ o M r 1
01 < * ,■ »». A • - by pp ' • **••
Ward * % . r.-* *>f “ T: - 7- \ - * £•;: P ' 'J *i;»b " et-
of the Union will be represented in t
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i i l A * ¿ 2 0 \Va.t>ash Avenue» Chieu^o. ill
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by '* i h « Duch*
h -i î *s
In;. • rsx. à .« ; « 4*. r* .*. * .i . i.\\w
the contest,, and an abundance of tract to build fouiteen new tobog-: « i . .. r wf * • M v : ;/ I • •%«. *. tir
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D a r k L ' i j t . A Nwr#
b y th# author ef " C-do4
, s - r »vf »rt kind p«ibli# i in tU e v» o rld .
B î \.
funds for the expenses of tue w hole g*ui 3 .
co c very p a t e n t o #
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Great
Bargain.
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«vn iN j *, n o f . A Fovcl. S y B . L . F a r -
U> *!‘'’ 'Î-M; l**«* 1,1 tnlr Ü-i’y î*î t -f i If.«» nexv^p.aneT
affair were long ago subscribed anti i Our road supervisor says lie will i J* - l . f f a f V f a t h A ■ • Nu* al» l > j - try ^oci. H »y S , IS
i U'.* ;
*/ l AFJ'ES of l -.ml *2'^ mil-.'s from Co-
a-Uior of
, . » a > ant! i§
i* pm» i- « J \» «
** L:ti !c Y
) \ I < 111 i 111 * City, toil i.t-r. s boitom.40 tim-
* tcd t • »■< îouce.
paid into the treasury.
«26,500 have the road open from this
•c uP '1 to Lo ti.»
y. Í », »ri !*4 M v r f
A T o r il. By WUkts CwlUct,
P
•‘■‘TiZiK v. ■ * r s 3 and
DH < 1 1 1 1 «Ci, Infor t io:n, r
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nal
prom
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pub-
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rnd t-.hout 20 « - ded to tfi:ue qrass;
will be distributed m cash prizes,
t„ (Jreon Point or bust, “ by
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c.*her i.* pirtiiD-i;* m ol in<i I I inr< t hc n/irnea of
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— A ND A L L K IN D S OF—
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besides stands o f colors, gold, sii- > V
good dwelling
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ver and bronze medals, special j
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South ; i here ¡3 talk of starting a Sun-
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V ijpn ¿ i o.. i> •!>'. -lor, oí So.cnudo Amiacu,
th r e f •
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Hi lii-o*: iwry. N, r V„rk
hordes, yoke of cuttle and other cattle to C edar , f ir , ash , m aple , m y r tlr ,
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B v W tJü# Collier author
of the White House and between day school. Well, we have a right
ti&uubook «bout p«.louts mailed fre*.
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manlier of '20 head in iludins five cwh ,
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it and the Washington monument to> for j owa p]()Ug|, is the daddy
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liesnli'H m any other va’nabie thin*:« about j Alder mid spruce lumber always on
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th(- ji’riee 2,* v>. It is really n rare hariiain. hand and for sale at the lowesi rates.
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daily contests w ill bt held to show county, as the first one was organ
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the proficiency of the infantry, cav­ ized hero.
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T; :*i Tnr»er 1» kept on Cle at the onice o f
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alry. artillery and zouave tactics.
A party o f Iowa slough’s youth
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By the T u g K A T I E COOK, on
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Each evening there will be a grand and beauty wont down to the P io ­
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the river and bar, at reasonable rates.
dress parade, and ou Governor's
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neer church last Sunday to take
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Day the grout parade will take,.
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Timber, match-wood and stave tim­
place, wh u it is expected that 1,1 the Sllmlr*y BC’ KK>1* tlH;Y
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about twenty-live chief executives but they wore badly taken in them- i 4« ..
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ber purchased.
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o f states, together with the presi- selves; they finished up with a 1 Ch
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Orders for lumber filled in quanti­
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-h m Lr ovuttui#«. asd gio%tx |a.epl#
;T?irn iBTTtiTisitfi crcc
limit, will review tiie pnx.-eb.siou. ,,jcnje oll ¿ e bunk o f the river u : Yuotu lFu-U u * e;y cay.
ties to suit, and at the lowest living
EST”
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’ ' «.v i t Lowest Cash Rat» Cl * IILL
Olive
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Grand etnudb for spectators will be ; mile or BO n,
but w6 Resist I Til L ERA.LD f f >r one rear nnd the a
. »- «i-i ifAi/'V Gar-
list of I» ,kH 'À-ill h sent tn all sab-tcri’ivT.s
•uusip# fur
B..aio.,in|»v£B
& SGiirS AHUAL rates.
erectetl around the Drill grounds,
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aud the camp is to be ou that j froni te,lluS aUmt the half gallon who pay up aii arrenm- i. for
CHAS. F. DOE.
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Thin will apply t*> new sab-
broad expanse o f green lying of sand that got into the basket ■ 111 ailvnuC0,
p. K. »::;.?•/ & ca
Parkersburg Coos county Oregon,
scril)tr.-i, who pay us £J.1 1 ..i ml- nee.
Detroit, Mieli
around tliaYYashiugton monument. | among the pies and chickens. O f
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The D rill will commence on the : course everyone came home w’itb
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23<1 of May and continue nine days, I MnJ in bis crftW Tho Paroe crowd
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closing on tlie oUth, decoration i
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Largest Circulation * fany Agricultural Taper
day, with a grand combination pa- arft 8 <>ln^
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Beer of best duality always to be
ia tho Wist.
P aukoisbuüg ,
rade through the streets of the city, i day and if the people down there
had ¡it the Brewery, and orders
It will be the largest gathering of 1 nre sharp, they will kill the whole 303,330 EfiCH ISSUE
from all parts filled promptly.
citizen soldiery, and the finest dis- brigade.
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play o f their excellence in the man-
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oome of t ie children had a hsh-
uel of arms and military muneuvres .
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that has ever been seen in this n,br match a few evenings ago, in
Copy a:« I Or.fit to Club-raUers Vrre.
country. State aud other local j which Miss Myrtle Perry come J Addr-««,
h o m e aue » farm . Louisvin* **
PROPRIETOR,
Drills have been held at different j out victorious.
Well, Myrtle de- 1
Main Street, Coquille City 0^*n.,
places, many of them meeting with serves the honor, for she is one of
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signal success. N o national drill I ^ 4 .
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Keeps
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h u ever before been attempted, tl,e hll0st ^llls 111 th® coul,tr>’’ aml
Cents
Clothing,
Cccts
and
Shoes.
and one could uot bo carried out no nl\° dnreH contradict it.
An assortment of
Î
Built E x p ra ly for Hi«
B an d on , Oregon,
elsewhere than here. Military dis -1 Building lyid repairing boats
Clocks, Cutlery, etc.
Boots and shoes,
E Y LE U in Groceries. Provisions, Flour,
plays have always been popular , 1 seem to be the order of the day ; Fictnre Frauiua, Dour ami xvinduw Frames
Lard, Beans, Gandies, nuts, Tobacco,
Hats and caps,
the pomp and circumstance of war, qu
slou,rh just now.
Guess i ninUe, shhh tiini atul Fumit.iri* Kupairud.
Cigars,
Cigarettes,
etc.,
etc.
always attracts the multitude. The , .
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All work done* to order. Fricva ldusonttblo.
Stationery, Inks,
j 1 A r l L L Run on no oth<*r Route.
This
DfttioDbl oftpitol will welcome the l,0,lt rld" 3 W,U come I‘rat- th™ Location: Near Gold Beach Hotel.
1 t
vessel havin'» made six round trips
Dry goexls and
thousands of visitors who will floek fonr-leaf clover, then nmslies, tlien
in the last aix montliK, is KupposiHl to keep
Clothing L a ­
to the coming encampment, in all engagements, then a wedding, then
j up her past record, and will until further
dies, Gents
I notice, on and aft« r Tsovemner 15th, deliver
the beauty of her best attire, her — then—oh! pshaw; let’s stop.
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new spring suit of fresh, bright
More anon, Lodi.
j the lower river at the following rates:
green.
They have no idea how
General fur­
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FI *mr b -t p*-r ton. salt, nails, iron and coal
$3.50.
other
freight
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charming Washington is at her
Operations at the Panama canal
nishing goods; •
CoquiLLK M ili . X Tua C ompany .
best, and they will be surprised and have about suspended on account
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also groceries,
delighted with tho broad asphalt
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avenues lined with shade trees, ! of sickness.
Neatly and promptly
done,
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Cigars, tobacco
forming miles of green vistas, and :
Sua Francisco Chinese have in-
Shop n e x t, an(j candies. H e pays the high-
^IIIS < )ld an*l Relialile Restirt ia kept in
*Puro bred Rrowti Leghorn and Plymouth lowest living prices.
with the statues and fouutnius and
good order, mul lui pains are spared Rock Poultry for sale by Dirwnrd B . Cart- j door east of Leiieve’s drug store, j 0st
price for country produce
parks ami dowers tlu t they will I corporated a big cigar union for , to
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share of wri„Lt.
YoU<wlla,DoWl»« County,
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Coquille City, Oregon.
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see at every turn.
I the protection of their trade.
I the putfonuge iu asked.
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