which comes to the succor of com
«squille (itili g i t a l i
rades who are brought here in the
PUBLISHED KVKRT TUKSIUV.
hope of obtaining either pension
J. A. D ean , Editor und Proprietor. or employment, and whose means
have become exhausted, and, last
Devoted to (he int» re-it* of the Coquille
ly, the important part taken in all
River particularly, and of the County gen
parades and ceremonies of a na
erally.
Subscription, per year........................ Ç_‘.UO. j tional character.
These features necessarily place
T U E S D A Y , J U L Y 5, 1887.
this department of the G. A. K. in
the foreground, as a representative
Waolinitfloi 1 Letter.
one, and a glance at its present
(From our Regular Correspondent.)
condition here, may be of interest.
Washington, June 20th, 1887.
More than likely the sultry sum
The now building known as G. A.
II. Hall, is oue of the most imj>o8-
mer heat of the past few days, has
ing, on the most prominent thor
not been
an unmitigated evil.
oughfare of the city. It is directly
Personal comfort is very apt to
opposite one of the first hotels, ami
set aside every other pursuit which
is a welcome improvement over
does not aid in its attainment.
the
old
dilapidated build ¡ugs
The recent topics of ordinary
which sto<xl upon ita site so long,
conversation and of news paper
to the wonder af strangers looking
discussion, have not tended to al
from the hotel front.
It is four
leviate, but rather to irritate the
stories iu bight, all but the ground
natural excitability of men when
floor being used for Grand Army
their sentiments are touched upon.
purposes.
On tlio second floor is
The St. Louis episode, where
a splendid hall with ante-rooms,
the municipality and the d . A. K.
etc., and the third and fourth are
both seemed inclined to discluiru
devoted to the uses of the different
the responsibility for the invitation
posts of the department.
of the ifresident of the United
The organization here is in a
States to that city, during the j>eri-
prosperous condition, and numbers
od of a celebration which belonged
u[x»n its muster rolls, our most
peculiarly to the latter, was instru
prominent aud influential citizens
mental in stirring up considerable
of private aud official life.
feeling.
P a t e n t s G r a n t e d to the citi
More recently, the battle-flag
controversy,over-shadowed the first zens of the Pacific States during
topic, and with the electric quali the past week, and reported ex
ties of both speed and heat, was pressly for the I I i : i ; ald , by C. A .
likely to have assumed a decidedly
Snow A Co., Patent lawyers, Opp.
angry look, but thanks to the torrid
wave, the multitude spontaneously
U. S. patent office, W ashington,l).C.
Ii M Webb, San Francisco, tim
sought some less heating diversion.
ber-roll;
E Nyswonger, Hanford,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Laud Office nt Kusoburg. Oregon, )
June 14, 1HS7.
(
'V 'O T IC E i* herebv given that the follow-
i-X ling-named nettle has tiled notice of her
intention t o make final pr»>of ill support o f
her o’ aim. and that said proof will be made
before the Judge
or Clerk of I o Coos
Countv
K
oo
u n ty ,
Oregon, at Empire City. Oregon, on Satur
day, July 30, 18*17, viz: Rebecca 0. Hobson,
w?ido'^ o f
John A. Hobson, deceased.
homestead ent r? No. 3 LAS, for the 8.
of
N. tv. H «mi lot 5. Sec. 2 and lot 8, Sec. 3
else save a desire to mop its face, ton. Cal, construction of navigable
fan itself, divest itself of superflu vessels; F Altman, San Jose Cal,
ous raiment, and administer cool windmill; X H Wheeler, Corval
ing decoctions to the interior de lis, Oregon, device for swaging in-
partment
¡Militicians will, sertable saw-teeth; D L Vess, Spo
The
however, manage to keep these top kane Falls, W T, ear-coupling.
ics alive for a while longer, in the
Miss Minerva Spaurs has speut
hope of making capital for their
several days in this place since
respective parties; but the promise
her school at Iow a slough was out.
of the era of good feeling which all
Her patrons are said to be much
patriots hope for aud expect, grows
pleased with her work.
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- -
brighter and neaier fulfillment ev-
Two men, Ed Johnson and Joe
ery year, and no one thoughtfully
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-
considering all the circumstances Grover, were badly mashed up at
of the case will be discouraged by Seely’s camp on South Coos river
a few days ago.
these incidents.
The action of the president in
promptly and setsibly abandoning
the proposed return of captured
NOTICE.
All persons owing James Brown o f Myrtle
Point on last year's accounts mast conic
forward and make settlement at once. Re-
flags, when he discovered what its
effect would be upon the minds of
a large class of people, and that a
doubt existed as to the legality of
the transfer by him unauthorized
by congress, should end the matter.
Although, doubtless
promote the good
was
intended to
feeling which
so conspicuously
displayed
llaircuttintr. Shaving and Shampooing» tc.
at shirt noti tv*. Shoo in the OLIVE hotel.
TO S E L L OR TRADE.
heie at the national drill, and is
O ms of the prettiest and best places in ,
now being exhibited by the enter Southern Oregon situated8 miles south of
tainment at Boston ami Lvnn, and Grants Pass in Josephine county. The
elsew here, of Hubert E . Lee, camp
of Confederate veterans, by Grand
Arm y of the republic’s posts, it
had the effect of reopening the Dot
entirely cicatrized wounds; but the
balm of better acquaintance with
the persons and motivfs of each
other, will eventually heal these
tender spots, until a complete rec
onciliation of the sections will be
effected.
These two questions, referred to,
haviug occurred almost simultane
ously, and the prominence which
the Grand Army of the Republic
has taken in each, has had the ef
fect of attracting considerable at
tention to that
organization here
hnd elsewhere.
Having no politic
al meaning, from a partisan stand
point, this organization is but a
kindred one to those that have ex
isted in most countries, and nota
bly in that of
France.
It is a
power in the nation, but a power
exerted in behalf
of
loyalty
to
country,and beneficence toward the
country’s defenders. In this city,
the order has some peculiar fea
tures, such as the Department E m
ployment committee, w hich sees to
the enforcement of the provisions
place consists of 331 acres; 100 acres in cul
tivation 50 of red clover from which two
crops can be had each year. AgtNHibor.se,
barns, orchard, and a j. ood grist mill which
has a good patronage. Irrigation ditch that
oovers nearly the whole place. There are
hundreds o f oth* r items that might lie men
tion» d in favor of the* place if space allowed,
but (oquiih rs who have seen the place h \
it is r. picture of loveliness and is a;; good as
I it
■ is pretty. TLe owner is tired o f milling,
wants to come to the coast.
He will ex
change for good property in Coi;nille valley,
or sell for (H.5UU part on time.
Addresa Lewis Strong,
Murphy, Josephine Co., Oregon.
MONEY
TO
LOAN
Is not • ciri'umstanc* to the great offer made
below. Mr. J. W. Wiiuer, postmaster at Murphy,
Jost-phlue county, deitirlng to locate uimr the coaet,
wUties to exchange hie splt-bdiil farm for oue in
close proximity to Coijuille < ity—two tnllea at th*
furthest, or will uell for (GDI). H it place coneUte
of 33) acre*; l'O acree In cultivation, and 2U0 under
fence. Of thla, loo acres flue, bottom, aud 160 level
red laud, the Improvements on which are three
good orchards, of 70» trees—peaches, prunes, pears,
applae, cherries, walnuts, almond*, filbert*, psr-
•liuruoa*. mulberries, etc., etc., and alao a nice,
large vineyard, and all kiuda of berries; three large
barns, one tGx'd feet, another 18x56 and the other
CixS6; a fine dwelling, main bulldiug 16x48, two
stories high and hall through center, with " L "
kitchen, porches, etc.; a well of fiue wa'er at the
door; e cellar 1H x 32 with 9-foot stone walla aud
good sm okehouse over the name; a carp pond of
ODe acre, well supplied with carp. The location
is a healthy oue, lu 7 miles of railroad and lu 7V4
miles of the town of Grant's Pass. The Murphy
post offle» Is ou the premises. A big lot of machin
ery to go
th the place.
Apply to J. W. Wimer,
Murphy, Josephine county, Oregon.
COAL! COAL! !
W. R. Punter will deliver stone coal on
of law respecting
the preference the bank of the river at his landing for
to be given to soldiers and sailors, (2.50 in bulk; in sacks—sacks fam ished—
(3 per ton.
other things being equal, both foi
v5n2Gtf.
appointment to and retention in
office; a pension committee which
aids the soldier, his widew aud
Pure bred Brown Leghorn nnd Plymouth
orphan, in the establishment of
Rock Poultry for sale by Derward B . Cart
proofs necessary to place them on
wright.
Youoolla, Douglas County,
the pension rolls of a relief corps,
Or^nwi
BLOODED
i
FOWLS.
! aud a i,airof Ma«neUc Foot Batteriea have no au-
*,erior lu the rellef andcuraof a11 the,,e c°mplaints.
rj-^y c4rry « powerful magnetic force to the seat of
Mrs. S. E. ROBINSON, Propietor
n30v5.
or othurs hv ' ic ovItN ty svamifi*
thta papar.or obtain astimataa
•n advertising apse* whan in Chicago, will find it on fils at
ADVERTISES
And Company.
Myrtle Point, Or.,
th* Advertising Agsncy sf
Dealers in
COQUILLE CITI OREGON.
LORD &TK0KAS.
y4n29
T H
Meat
Will keep constaiitly on hand
Dry Goods and Clothing,
Capt. Peter Kelson, Muster,
ILL run regularly to this place for
v v one year, having been chartered by
i!r . Lyons for that time.
\ \ J
Drugs and Medicines of all Kinds,
G-roceriee, < O x o c ^ .e x y m
sind. Glass TT^a-re,
For which a mnrk' t can be fonnd, and the
highest prices will b* allow d.
Call and price goods before purchasing
ebwwhfN.
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FEED
m\
la a dry, safe aehoonvr, and Capt. “ Dick”
a a careful and courteous master. Freight
cs cheap as the cheapest.
niitf
R. F. RK K,
Short
Notice. - i* 1
Send Model or Drawing.
Empire CitY and Drain's Station,
STAGE and ST EA M BO AT line!
We
hard sea beach and on one of Ore your own State or County, write to
G. A . S n o w & G c.
gon’s most beautiful rivers.
Stages run all winter, leav
ing Empire City every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Fare to Portland only $14.40.
T)14.
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1
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‘A w atfj'i |¡,,n Oi-.e Huixlr
ThousAnd e ri.Ilsa '.trn sf'ir p a u a iu ia
ll-o llriiUrfl S t’ -u A&<1 F «reirn cor.a-
tri<y>. Iho puli' sliAr* of Ibr Sr*«T)!ifl*
. A.-iM-rirtn contltrv,« to set us uo'iei'ors
tl for iiatentu, r*v»»ts. Irsilo-tJiMki. copy-
> « * J rights, rr
fnr tin* I’ .ntAil S u l* » , tu 4
to i>lu*.n putnntu in Curtail«, K iigU nd, France,
Gonr.-.siy, am i ail otli*r couittni-a Tb--ir e\p«rl-
tn< s > h utiu.juaioJ aud tbuir I aci IUI m are aasnr-
p a -1 --2.
j'r » • i’-ir» or-i •no-if.-atlc-iu r , *7, ^r*'t r r l flioB
In r ,.- i - -i: Office «-n s'-iort do . i
Tcraia ri-ry
r«a- "a l l* >i<i r -#r*A loi a « /iiiin a tio o o l module
or sir«o*!:»*?• Ail-*.»« l»y mail Inw
F tL rr1 - »iMa-ti-i! th rocy b M n « ■ *^o.ar« not ic-.4
int ’ .s V* I t C A T l K l C A f l f
V 't b i c h has
th e lar - *nt circn la 'ion and i< (-¡-» m o»t inf.uuntial
nr-vropa;i*r o f it« k r.-i puliliahi-i in tb* »o rld .
Tu* ((IrantaBM o f such A a o t.c « ivory patentee
■ sd ern tin ili
1 hi« larjru and «piondid'y iilm-tratod nowapapsr
Is p.ihlM*).<i W R E K ( A at fl.UOa yoar. and is
adm iltud to be tuu l»i»t papor ¿ «»m u d to arisnos.
Buchatiica. Icru n iotis, # » r u «rrin * work» and
other depart tu-ni# o f lsdu-itrial prnirroso. pnb-
lis od in any country. It contains the name* of
sll pat*n*«»a and till« o f *▼(rv i irrntion patented
sacn we- k. Try it four lu onias for on* dollar.
8 o 'd by all new,dealer«.
If you liar* an inrontion to p a t«o t w rit« to
M ’inn k Oo., pn hli-liira of Scientibo Ajm«no**h
Ml Broadway. Now Vork
Uanilbook about patunU m ailed free*
Opposite Patent Office,
Washington, D. C.
T he B U Y E R «1 G U ID E ,
Lvmnl | e p t aikd H a rti^
e ath yea r. *#• 319 pages,
S ' , 1 1 1 S tB cb M ,w U h owe*
3 , CO O U la stra tlo B i - s
wlaole P ictu re Gallery,
G IV E S W h o le sa le Price«
d '-r e t
eftnaifirt' ra a n a ll goods for
personal or fa m ily b m . T e lls b o w to
order, an d g iv es exact cost o f e v e ry
th in g y o u use, eat, d r in k , w e a r, or
have fn n w ith . Tlieue I X V A L l'A K i.F ,
HOOK.S) c o n ta in In fo rm a tio n glean ed
fro m the m a rk e ts e f the w o r ld . V r
w ill m a il a copy 1 ’H K E to a n y a d
dress u|-on receipt o f 10 ets. to ¿ i f r x y
expense o f m a ilin g . Let u i h e a r fro m
you.
R e sp e c tfu lly ,
Carrying“ Tlie U- S- Mails
Wells. Fargo & Co's
327 & 229 Wabash Aveuae, Clilciigu, ill
A Very Great Bargain.
1 / » / \ AGUES of lr*r.<! 2}« miles fr» r.i Uo-
I O U quiile ( ’itv, lOOatTf» bottom.40 tim-
l-e-red r.nd about 20 seeded to tnme pr?ss;
:’.ood dwelling 24x32 fr:\me rustic, good bee-
house, good orchard, etc., etc.
Price for
ii’ ace alone, #2.(>00: or. including a span of
horses, yoke o f cattle and other cattle to
\'\r number o f 20 head ¡m inding five cows,
besides many other va'nnhle things about,
(he place 2,500. It is really a rare bargain.
Call at this office.
n44tf
Over 6 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 PEOPLE USE
A
O . M . FERHY A CO .
aro ad.nil ted to bu tha
5' h
lA klK sT SIliiuM iN
l.i I.’i« unrut.
0. M. TERRY ( CO’S
I'lj.lra lel, I> m -
erlpuve A l'rl«#d
For 1897
•111 be m uled
dering it.
RANDOLPH BREWERY!
fnanlualtU to
ann uring ti<ar-
d m . H eld or
Florrar BLRIIS r/iomld
a-ml f o r tr. Address
a. M. »HUT & C&
aw
D e t r o i t , M ic h .
The new A 1 Schooner
P
F«r*CW^rirYK 1HYFKTI1ISC COCC
l-JiihiAILü at Lowest Cash Ratee in C t
*"JL!fi-IYER & SON’S KftNUIL
all .tvargpar.
12611774
e n t s
FKFE to all
applirsnta. and
teU etreaeoD’s
cust-n.ura
without or
ark ersbu rg ,
•< Randolph, <)reg»>n:
Beer of best ouality always to
Brewery,
aud
be
orders
from all parts tilled promptly.
vn33
CASH STORE!
Main Street. Coquille City Ogn.,
:> = j
in ik e W sst.
A- L- Nosier. Proprietor-
Ger.ts Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
1 0 0 (0 0 0 EACH ISSUE
Clocks, Cutlery, etc.
T TOiTS OP 2
m Groceries. Provisions Floor,
Lard, Beans, Candies, nuts, Tobaooo,
D EALER
Knill Expressiv far the
Cigars, Cigarettes, etc., etc.
C O Q U Í L LE
t i r
^
on no other Route.
made six round
W ILL vessel Run having
This
trips
in the last six months, is supposed to
i up her past reoord, and will until further
I notice, on nnd after Novemner 15tb, deliver
\ freight to Copnille Citv and all points on
the lower river nt the following rates:
Flour (4 per ton, salt, nails, iron and ooal
(3.50, other freight ( 5 per ton.
_
The Schooner COQUILLE
will also carry
! freipht Ht the raine ; atea-
I
Oonuitui M ill A Too O o u t a h t .
i
v4n!2
J
W. Gallier
id z e :
keep
Any information in regard to the abov*
lme can be procured at the lilaxco or Central
hotels in Marshf eld, and the post office
in any public 1" ise iu Ltapir«.
O
Ü
Q
Ï Ï I L L E
îilIZ e I»
— AND—
*
— DEALERS IN —
m
:
miuu
— AND ALL KINDS OF—
C edar ,
f ir ,
ash , m a pl e ,
m yrtle ,
Alder and spruce lumlier always on
hand nml for sale nt the lowest rates.
COOK,
on
1 imber, match-wood and stave tim
l>er purchased.
Orders for lumber filled in quanti
ties to suit, and at the lowest livinj
rates.
J. P A R K E R ,
C H A S F. D O K
Parkersburg Coos county Oregon
v l n !8 t f.
}
J. W a l t e r , P ro p .
had at the
The steamer JUNO or RESTLESS meets
the stage at the month of the Uwpqaa.
New and comfortable stages.
-
—
Faro to Portland by this route (14.50.
Jhnh passenger allowed 50 pounds of baggage
Passengers are requested to be in Empire
City the night before departure.
the river and bar, at reasonable rates.
WsPh'iDJ HQ TbS s lî PHTLADELPHIA.
SEEDJUi.'^AL
T E.YVSES EM PI HU CITY FOR D RAIN »
i d
STATION EVERY
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
B y the Tug K A T I E
d v e r t is in g
4 T ÎÏ g
Jam s, Cornwall t Co.
TOWING
. Y E R ^ S O N
FERRY’S SEEDS
Express
Tug Company!!
M O N T G O M E R Y W A R D A CO
This paper 1 b kept on M e at tke office o f
Largasl Circulatlon ef any Agriculkaral Paper
r r H I S Old and Reliable Resort is kept in
±
R o o d order, and no pains are spared
to render comfort to guests.
A share o f
the petfonage ia eeked.
v£u8Cl
patents in less time than those re
T\ e refer, here, h> the Postmas
! to their iuterest anil comfort to go ; ter, Supt. of Money Order Div.,
; by the Em pire City and Drain and to officials of the U. S. Patent
! Station Stage Line.
Over
two- Office. For circular, advice, terms
thirds of this line is on a smooth, ami references to actual clients in
Borne anb
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¡t and Best
Patent Office, and we cau obtain
i ington territory, will timi it greatly
The H eh all for one year and the above
1 8f o f booka will be aenl to all anbucriber«
who pay up all arrearagea. for (2.50 caah.
in advano«.
This will apply to new bu I>-
■cribers, who pay ua (2.50 in a d v a n o e .___
M R 8. S . A . MOORE. PROP.
CHEAPEST!
1 The traveling public wishing to charge; and we make No Chart/e
! visit any part of Oregon or W ash- j ^ nlt'ss Patent is S<‘currd.
F r s t t l i t l , I-u w -tm l
Empire City, Or.,
E N T BU SIN ESS attended to
/ ' ROM P TL Y and for M O D E R .
A TE FEES.
advise as to patentability free of
S a tir e .
IW»-*«»«-. A .V.l <Vi«-riplVn »-i-l ri»-» of Xlcl-i modera
Lockhart Hotel!
endl O r n a m e n t s .
Rucking Embroidery
Veiling, Scarfs etc- etc-
mote from Washington.
FRIirRIETR.
^ -ífllau lin g Done on
P R I C E S !«
Majniflcer.t Premium List.
O n l y C O C ts . a Y e it r
Copy and Outfit to Club-ratsers Frss.
AfdroM,
HOMSANr* FARM. LoulsvlH- BV
T S iT o T o c u s ,
Our office ia opposite the U. 8.
C o q u ille C it y , O g n .
i
bou-s-i, ron.-A* in /ri •» fr w gT^«l toW>0i. Iiluslrated.
K Anr.-Jii.*«, o t P i 'j l l r M e a —Wasblagloa, frxnk-
■n W-ir-o-v, i ’»y. Tll-t--.. Llnmln
Orsr.» Csrdbla,
ftloUsy-o-^ Moller, tluueofc, Los, *■» «Il tb» leadtuf DMt
af tbs •'■»tvrr
«ó. .ìttm t’m F l l l r f t Tbo «ork of ab «acUnt (fola «
CklUr.n bora reo,» ih.ua t*r pop liuti«, «ad grovs |HU»1»
i cv-wy day.
Tips-
L aces,
Pateuts obtained, and all P A T
r
STABLE,
Farm Prcduco
Ibr
m
LIVERY
Wool, Hides. Egg3 and all Kinds of
P l.-a i
X j ADIES AND CHIIDREN'S h a t s
F lo w e r s . C s tr ic li
DPlVL23.ies a n d
IF’iKTZEnsr
Market!
c
Which will be sold nt the lowest living
cash prices or given in ezohang* for
4A. H s iU io g
T l i © L a t e s t S t 3 r le e
P A T E N T S !
PUE]SriTTJBE,
17. fs>- 9 < - r - M o '- Cew-S»~ A fforsi. By Vlas V.
B Brs-Id—a. author ut ••Ai-r»ra V U yi."at».
Id f u r y 1» a r t i » r
A d e n .s » n | ,« it t li» ly
saw worx syos tK1. s it ju r ,
olala.r.* easy aad prasitoal
k i w i tl.-H Hr M»*|v«g faury ha«kota,wa!l p--c»ets. trvktU .
ss-dls w-»t, sKirsidsty, « a , sta-, prcfaaaly aad aUiautly
llv r ia l
1». •irlsBta*« F s f c y BNsHes fHr t h e T c a s g . Tb*
tassl ml, -ion sf lurry sw.Ms pil.iasli*d. Tue ouudras
ar * laCuf.wl «lik l i t n .
»t. i f
o f e i ' : '•-Tie Bv 1 sv^ss and Csnilarnan a
g»J‘ * w> fwiltsaws |.J. p x -l N f j . dlvLun Cis ruls. od
sw-i.— 2 n. xns-.ts S ' xll ---• -M: -V.
*1 CwTis!
f o r T v» R lI M i« , a h iid j
bn » of sural i—
I
ail span a w ; aud raiWua
S » ,-r S .
53. Th<y I f i W " T orV T n c.k n s d F a m ily 1*>.Tn4-
g M , « a s ' i» , L»'.d. -*.s oi sir sllrat tn>.kli-< r « ! ' « »ud
blit* In Bu-iMs-n-s.-., aim t - H iS f is « ts tars all «MuUM.a
sl uvn-i by * « i : .
r-T.e-1.ns.
If. B s s i t r i a s .Id a ite rs s i s F n r A w a y L a n d s ,»
very iiu-rwlir.s cu 1 Ii.-tm stife aoo*f af Iratsis. d t-crfliof
Si. p«* : \r 1!,V. I V , ’. , cs-u^ess aad sx.W e.. af Iks pupla
at Ib- .-aa i-> -*trlj«.
H V r 7 s > x l n r F x l l e d a Hama stie as shsst aosto.
Ws- lr of all tV, old and n o« av-i'A».
If- < eltad B n rh . A Nose'. By Hurt) Cosway.
W A - th « 11 a rid *« Y ' r r y . / Bo.sl By Florsnss
Wnrd.o l o ’ bw sf TUe H'.o-w *c tno Marsh." sv
IT. M ild re d T r s - o » < ( ' . A Fiore*. By "T he Dueh-
s . " i - n - r » ! Mol!/ It» « n sin
M B a r k o m ja . A Mosul. My ths aathor sf •• Called
Back."
M. a b a d s w sw s i t h e P x s w . A Kasai. By B L. Far-
yst/n. sslk ir sf " Brrx l and-t Ssnss-and IU »es." tw
S> L a n K sx . A Moral. By Vary C-aau Bay. author of
•' Bnon ta Vor.:s."
M. « s h r t c l 'a N i r r l a * « . A Mosul. By WUkls Collins,
usi'dior sf ' No Flaaio, ' eti.
M k b a y l b f t k s t V k l r 'a t n i . A Hotel. By Mary
C-uU Her, aulnor c f " Old VM-UtLia'a Voary,’’ ale.
» l»:o ll«w C s rk o o a . A Brrol. By Mlw V. E Brad-
Sen. aoHi-r or ‘ Lad v Audloy'f in cr»!." uta
.w. A U s U r s D a w s . A huvoL By tka aatf.or at
“ bora Tbnrn#.' sto.
h U l r i l i 'M 'a U
A Bo ml. By Vru. Alexander, a a.
Birr t ’ ’ Too Woolaj O 't." »to.
w V i . v Bn—
A Uriel. By WllklaColllos, author
af ** Tbs » » .-o is IThl.s '* ntr
51. A o a r . \ Aovcu. l y M n . Easry Wsod, aathor af
“ fas- I yn in."
SU- T h s I c is r v l B » t . A Moral By Visa Vutoek.
asi sw nl - „on- i i L l h i , k « il..-tJ lc ," C l
SA I P - h w a C r w - i . A tAril'.Uu aarrsttro by DaaM
Bn » « tssurlh.at tan ad.m ix rm a t aoaaiawsy la the Boath
MwnAo d r s u .
SO Blow An M a k e P o u lt ry P a y . A P» astir al sd 4
A s . coou . i
> ur »ri'ckw by Mr T. B Js.sk., f - t l u y
M a te al Th.. ta .-r aud Q a -lru ," Ph1:a ; iliaotraled.
dl F t.-7 «r ’si'.v&r. a-3.1 ( -» r x - .i r s ! C i p e r i m s s t a .s
bw;i. vrh S will k»w I. psr>-pii hsadrsd- si arns.iuy ticks
A L CLi/ln o - l tnssrao j . n r * k— lsrrpui with aimptr swi - dis .
a? U r*.,. <o7 -.hr. P o e t - , »-r-.sio lo f uharn Ins srl-o-
Uons freu 1 -soysoa. Lnarfb'.low, 71 hlltlar, Byron. Shtllsy,
. w.. 'B r-r-i-, **>4 w * a y -’ ’va-'-.
A Large Variety of
LIZZIE PRIEN,
TH E
iust received at
her new
H
re’s s r r i I f n . Hats and Caps,
C
Has
o l iv e
NOTICE!
All perpniia indebted to me by boo
count, are notified In call and settle by
March 1, 1887. After that date all account«
Hats trimed to order a speciality.
not
settled will be placed in the handa of a
JOIliVNO.I k STO.VF, l'ni[is.,
Riraw. Plush, Silk, Satin or Velvet, whicl
collector for collection.
Coquille City, Oregon.
we will sell cheap for CAsa.
vl»6.
Dr. John C. Stockman.
AVING Opened the Pioneer Market in
Coquille City. Feb. l.r>.
filiip-rthape. we are prepared to furniah
the choicest meata as ctn ap aa the cheapeHt.
We will keep nothing hut the beat, and will
fill ordern from nnv point on short notice
1!
C<mcpUiS K » ? f c «
S t l r e f f s r k a k j F a m e«*
A s lk a r s . 1 1 « - I t* -»«a * w » j . 7 as ft»l»iriaf t»oke
am s«!>Ust*d ia l * « i ( W f t ' s i K/cw turn all »rt prieMd
(K-w
» 7 » * e j> e « t w l p e ,»«e . Tk-y u rr: ot a
M >ar.»ly si n . j a u , a c l *# tluik ao sns eaa tuna las
Ins etiXsat ta4m *
tuaay ttai hear »he would
tfh* Is pssssis. rt •
K-*— 1 *-•— **•— tnrti vielil uni
| | .tU a e V
Each bsok Is r»m['ls«c la iu ^ll
i. T h e V fid s w B e d v t t P a p t r a I b li is l i i bssk
e»«r « k k x tosr grauOaiom-r. laugii«* Mil Uu) sets*, aad
k is >•« as n a n / ta- Jay as it ssrr was.
>. H la t e r K r e r .ln g K e cre sU la a a , a larjs ssllsctlsw
af Acliag l Barajas, lablsaar. (iaiusw, Failles, sis., fer so-
Sts: isihert^ss. yrtrats tlaalrioals, a i t s.saints at boms.
t. B a c k t e t> .( O ld I f o w e . A BsisL Ljr Mary
Ceotl Hay. a a c«r ot '' Hid ion Pwrllv"
A H laiugM t«, KeetCMlIaxa a n il R e a d lo g a ,s larfa
and obolse auiasCoa lor sobou axhibUtoos ana pnblLs an*
prl vats satsrttlr.’c -at*.
6. T k e h tA B iiard L etk ee W r i t e r *>r Ladiesaa<l Gsn-
Hsesa, a eoujleia gnids to snrrss[ODd«DC«. (Iriog plats
Sires Uses tor ike onmpoiC.ea at IcCwrs of srsry kind, »10»
iaausisrabls fcrmi aad sxaaaplss.
t. T h e F rosw a 1> — p. A Horsl. By WUkls ColUaw
saikor *f •' T bs V e c in la W kits," sta
7. R e d O w art I s n a .
A N sts L By Mrs Hsary
Wsod. sarhor rt •• r.sat L tnas." tie
A T h s L a d y s f i a o L a k e . F» 81 r Walterkoott. "Tha
Laly of its L a is ' is a .-s a ie i* In v.rsc aud af all tko
t s i u ef .kar.t, »>asls ros-n A-sallfUl C j » l ttia.
*. I s C a r W s > » . A hsraL By Iks aciLsr af
• Dera TWsri.s.
10. A S M F a r t a f . A ffo 'tt. By O -s rp »list, as-
B rr at "A Jam Mods. " Tt * Mill no the flsss, sw.
11. L a d y tv s . u d e i t s » n B r e n s
A Nsvsl. Vy the
sa'.bsr sr r l>ora ike.-as ’
U. T h « V ys*-ery w f s b e M *C y T r e e . A 5s»sl By
Ms eo'kw nf • ;>ore -0 .i-T---
U. T h e F i l f - l s f M i», k’ arwnr a r d F u s , s lirga
•s issUss ad U s rcaaij surris., iA-kbss. aasedo-.-s, pusas,
ts d jsksa.
Is. J s h s B » w e r * » - l r '» W i f e
A aoist By Mist
■ sl-wS, a , r.s- tf
- i Halifax. fv»a»!sxi»a. rts.
1A T > a t r n - j f f w . U L A 5s»si. By Brs GasUll,
SBlbsr sf " Mv-r t e r o i , eta.
1«. a»rt<vxs t ' s s ^ . d e i l i e r l t s b f repaiar Aerbors,
OTitwaoiof lass. k-Jia- .o-M ar 1 dctscCxs slorU. stcrlss of
aa^i'rj lira, sf adTastwrr sd raCway H-V
■ *-»l rsry la-
■/ l i T
Millinery Store!!
S
PIONEER
M ARVELOUS
. M abbhfibld , O oh .
Dealer in Furniture, Doors, Glatt and P ic
ture Frames, etc., and agent for White*'
Sewing Machines.
v ln ltf
I have Again taken possession o f the
Roil in son H ousb . and will spnre no pains
or expense to make it pleasant for guests.
A share o f the patronage is Solicited
^
^ aud Jod j
.....................
$4.00
*
, .
(3.50
lU iixrd ^»h ou t loJglUg .
. .
Meals
...........................I'.V'ta.
THE MAGNETIC A PP LIA N C E CO.,
1 3 4 Dearborn St., Chicago, III.
EDWARDS, BURKE
-£■ - -LVLELXJ^, i r T C p . ,
'11
If you are alflli-teil with rheumatism, neuralgia, |
nervous exhaustion, dyspejisia, or with dlseaaes of
the liver, kidneys, headache or cold feet, swollen
j or weak aukles, swollen feet, an Abdominal Bel
the disease.
For lame back, weakness of the «pine, falling of
the Womb, leucorrhiea, chronic inflammation and
, ulceration of the womb, incidental nemorrhage or ,
! d°odiuC, p.lnful, .uppre.s.d and Irregular men-
™ ,w,u tj
* w .
atratlon, barrennees, and change of life, thie la the
Ip. M S. It. 12 West. Wil. Mer.
Beilt Appllaace aud Curative Agent Known.
!
He names the following witnesses to
Price of Supporter with Magnetic Foot Batteries, j
prove her continuous residence upon, and »10. Sent by express C. O. 1). aud examination al- I
lowed, or by mail ou receipt of price, and if not
cultivation of, said land, viz:
found satisfactory even after six months trial they
Jnmes Lamb
can be returned and money refunded, lu ordering,
Isham Clinton
I all of Gravel Ford,
send measure of waist and size of shoe.
W. S. Hall
Ooos County,
They are worn over the underclothing. They
M. Acnnett
J
Oregon.
hold their fowkb foueteb .
Chas. W. Johnston,
Send stamp for the "New Departure in Medical
Ju2l
Register. Treatment Without Medicine," with thousands of
testimonials. Send for circulars. Write us full par
ticulars as regards your difficulties—order direct.
Ohas. Edward*.
Jaa. Bnrke.
Wm. Rohm.
W hen the thermometer is indicat Cal, combined lock and latch; J II
ing ninety degrees, sufferii.g and Mitchell, Oakland, Cal, portable
perspiring humanity forgets all steam boiler; W Forward, Shingle-
AT\
TO THE LADIES!
BLACK-SMITHING
H o r s e -S lio e iz ig r
POST OFFICE
Store,
C. ANDREWS
PROPRIETOR,
CONSTANTLY
Keeps
An assortment of
Boots and shoes,
Hats and caps,
Stationery, Inks,
Dry goods ant?
Clothing L a
dies. Gents
and Childrens
General fur
nishing goods;
also groceries,
Canned goods,
Cigars, tobacco
lowest living prices.
Shop next and candies. H e pays the high
door east of Leneve’s drug store, est price for country produce
Coquille City, Oregon.
Y in *
Neatly and promptly done, ai the