Coquille City herald., September 10, 1889, Image 1

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I. t t W H M T E I
PH YSICIAN <§ SURGEON,
M y u t l e P o in t , O teo .
Dr. T- A- W IN T E R ,
MYRTLE POINT, OREGON,
n i t . Promptly Att.nurd l>«y or N i.l.t
J. C* STOCKMAN. M. D.
General Practitioner,
G c q u il l e C i t y , O r e g o n .
O. E. SMITH.
iCg^Surgeon Dentist.
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M a r s h f ie l d , O r e g o n .
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INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHERS
Is of a foppish. fust, young man.
JOHN F* H A LL
Attorney at Law and
This festive \ outli, false as can be.
in t,
Oh! Tinnmy has bright auburn hair,
A ik I t!..«’ ; he cut u il sh;
i t e :uul tv»t iily l declare,
And .* p< rt- a mat nioc.-itache.
M aiw îihuî - d . O k «*
!■; ie t nulit t!ie harber trims his curls
\iul s,- a .ns thttit with oil,
J . 1LÆ. S X O - X u X i 'T ,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
M a r s h f ie l d , O r e g o n .
An.l m hell 1 e ¡.ui - ti> sie tin* ig'.rls,
YnuT :-mell him kali a mile.
Ills
IN.ih
O R A T ,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
M arshfield ,
Sin 'k e
sm o k e ,
They call him lummy Long-
Hi* tlies from i«»wer t > bower;
lie’ s like the humble bumble bc*o
That sips of every il< wc-r.
MARSHFIELD, OREGON.
Tnc. Jk.
W e e k lln ilin c A u ;;. S I , I M t l.
From m v own »lisiP.iit It »«me I linvo yundcrcd,
[Oregon S* a te Weather Bureau in coop­
To t-uioiiH remote* 1 have strayed;
ération with U. S. Signal Service, Central
On tin* dnya of mv youth I h'uvo p rndrred, Olliee Foitlaud, Oregon.]
And ai;ih d for my own native Khide.
T lie température lias boen below
1 mil Knd when 1 think that l ¡1 never
tlio
normal. The nights wero eool
Rack to that old cotta r e'er roam;
Still I’ ll rln ri-di while life last* yen, ever,
and in t lie lient of the day the
The seen« a of my own native home.
therm uneter ra'n;e 1 frotn G » to 00
lhe lbrtg wars that have passed, still. 1 ove
de grecs. Tho niinbdl lias been
f, tinil me
about normal. Showers of rain
Self-bain- he.I from ail 1 hold dear;
A in t-wor* of obstruct! >n surrounds me
oceurred in A\ estern Oregon on
And vleti.'s each new eflort to cheer.
the 2G, 27, 39, and
in Eastorn
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Southern Oregon, being the county ' dissolves the diphtheria exudation | Quito an excitement prevails, and
I have toiled on and hoped ttliro' much
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Borrow>
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,s seat of Douglas county—a county in the throat, lower the temperature ' a large number of claims have been
To inonnt to ;ho top of the hill.
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. . of 49o0 square miles of terntoiy, and calms the pulse, showing its I locate 1.
l!ut each hope has t.iok win^s by the morrow or „ the
weather- at p r o m t seems to , .
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being larger than *. e great state , destructive action upon the germs i -No vs com**» nom ^m eico li.nt a L l V L f G
And left mt* a wamli-ror Btili.
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j of Connecticut. This county is an ()j* ^jie disease, which liuve b eeri man named Trig more met with a
Just Published
the rainy season.
( osu lc N iiiik .
I empire in extent, in feitile soil, in ,
by the glands and gained serions. if not fatal accident, by
P hi ; .M ost IsrKBKSKiNO, I n ’T?.N3K lt F aci -
BY 1.’! Oir.l'ON.
The snnshiue has been abou or
grazing territory, in timber wealth, acceg8
to the blood. This remedy bavin./ a tree fall on him, badly satino and F ox - clab S cboceiption B ook
Give mi- one luurnen: ii you can,
below
! » . i > \\ the
t1. i normal.
n« 1 1 1 - 1 . t1. The
i.a . . rail
. • s ' have
■ iii mineral products, gold and silver, j |jns USP(| p,, ua ¡n the treat-! crushing
his leg and it is feared R'*ia F ublibhkd .
The harden of my soug,
3 B r c c .,
1 ^ 3 3 .1 E s t a t e
iarc ouiewhat like his name.
.Nulle shanki d and spare
And vit li a mock p»»ld-h ended cane,
l i- struts la militaire,
tí v.ar.ts apir: without rii Les. and
t.o all ni vaia:
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O regon .
S h e d d o n F* W i l s o n .
Attorney at Law
Vtt a’iwuv
a chain,
im» Ti .ni v s k ati you ve s i'll liefurt-
A iMi'p vi iitt* is the it.**;
M arshfield . C oos F ount '.. O re
Oflic« owr Svn,;H!'ti,li-*’i*4 I r'v ’ 'i'-i-**.
ii/niit'! in*. '
» n ò all thf y inula- «m i
Tu aï-iss and put nil ; irs.
A . J- S H E R W O O D .
A ttorney at L aw
r.
and No; Alii
C .H iu iU e ,
Coos
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C o u id y
J. H - T J P T O »
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CjRvevancar ani .Dir:.a! Lane
AGENT.
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L A X E »*. TA X*U
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LaiJ Cases a Spe* iaiily.
Offlooon ilaiudtri*. '. • ,- >*.: > •<> ■ •*'
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o.'-.n
W - SINCLAIR.
\tt irnn nt 5 ua .
G®n?rn! tn^urixnc-* o»d H*’’ 1 E>t » '• : *a
( ' o 'H’ ille C ity , O kfoon .
T. G-. O W E N .
Attorney and Counselo* at Lav/.
MiineiYoa.i».
J. W . BENNETT.
Attorney at Law,
M assk :
■Co.selMirir in l.ssil.
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Alcohol for I>ipliiberia.
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B.*nliii(t I» Poor B ur I i c m
We have just received a birds- Alcohol, we make bold to say, is
It is reported that excellent pro-
When you can buy two nice,
eye view of Rose bur»; from the \Y. tho prince of antiseptics and the gross is being made on those sec- level lots all set out to choice fruit
\Y. Elliott Pub. Co. of San Francis- most perfect and reliable medicine ! tions of road where contracts w re and n good six-room cottage only
co. It is a tine view indeed. It ¡ of which we have any knowledge in I let. There will probably be other two blocks from the postoilice.
has marginal
view's of several j diphtheria. Diluted with equal parts ¡ bids in rext week.
.Sherwood & Sanford will show
prominent buildings' and the fol- • 0f water aud given in small and re-
I* rom a private letter we learn you the property. W o Lave other
lowing sketch of
Roseburg, tho | peuted doses, the malignant symp- that the Divilbiss boys have been property of like dimensions which
banner city of Southern Oregon:
; tomsof this’ raost fatal malady soon ¡ offered 820,000 for a quarter inter- we w ill sell at a sacrifice for a short
Roseburg, Oregon, is situated in disappear, and convalescence b e -! est in their new discovery on Sucker time, so do not wait until the other
4tl e heart of the
great Umpqua comesfassured. It is interesting to creek, by a rich company, who fellow secures it, and then blame
valley,and is the leading city of i note with what facility the alcohol ¡ agree to put u pa ten stamp mill, y o u r s e l f ._______________________ _
t'n>j>*Wt*n;lit*r ItjxID-tixi Y«. ïtl for
lY a n ilr n 'r .
BY IK UAUCOS.
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At a meeting of the ritizens m
Hum .'‘well hail in 1 Luisday oven-
lo . S ¡Ufiiib r Ö, it v.as decidi d to
UM- rie ro- stringent measures to
1 [<> the diphthe-
l>ei*;> iX• >.-?* e * i '
to tins
i;a from ci^fnìng i town,
to wa’ cli
end 1 1 ii IRMll Vl I. I : : ieered
;
ciitrance and
t,’,.i* avenues
t
t, .i i i »it t ‘ « h t el'
I e; son s
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C- • : i 1 1 1. to to VII il
I her i lie
h • ii t* ill th e
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d i-,"i—* row »* ■ -.t.
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t*,i t.
r *1! a in g re o b iti' 11 - *.V*‘iV nani-
ti "¡ -ly nd-*]
V. HERF \S
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I n- •re, aud
i-rt' jxostevl
tli
\V h ; r : as
lave
been in
Will llilig pui’tic s H h* >
c .ii'-et with it not to land, i>ut
be it
*Aitn,»ut • licet, tiler* for»
lu-tutlrrd. That we. the citizens
1 v ti» b<* »I tl'
in InainmarU of the' state <:i!,nal^av- n ic k le and iron ores coal j raent ()f diphtheria since 1873, dur- injuring him internally. H e was ; lh , mosttam^ aAni mooJ ^ \ Amenc»u
in many part, of the state, , ft„d m a r b le of iir.es! quality, inex- |
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no cage ()f the dis_ Qttfinded bv Dr. Cooper.
Wri- r. -mil «ntlior of “ The beautiful Story.”
and to ft gloat extent quenched tlu, ! haustable quantity, aud located ease
j _ has
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hnUiu
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u-hn
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budk*
I’lios. Cornwell, who was badly "Sea anil Land,” “ ihe World’ a Wonder*,’
slipped through onr hands
tires. These weather conditions near Railroad depot, close to Rose-I
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i lo.,e to iioi-e- | exc f.in one^'Solitary instance, and hurt last wet*!:, by v
rolling down a
It is a matchless work of art. Over 1,200
were favorable to the grass, late burg, and now being developed;
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that case was m articulo mortis b e -, bluff at South enves, is d o in g as ! mnsnifici-ut spirited en;»rnvin»{S, designed
arden products and late potatoes, these interests alone will, in the ¡
fore the remedy was given. The well as con: be e x p e c te d , thoiudj H,*d « vecated by the best artists and en-
Farmers in sections are begin- near future, afford labor for thous-
prnvers on two Continents, embellish its
remedy is also prophylactic to the . lie contir, . H1 (l inciti c uditi'
paxes find add excitement to wonder. In
n agnificent
ning to work their summer fallow, ands of men; also
Later ini' mv nati »a h.as been
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disease, as
addition to this incomparable feat
i s
The hop picking season h is com- water power, in salubrious climate, .
supplemented
many
grand
and
beautiful
instances where it lias been ex* el,
e l, stating til it he has a sovei'e
me need. The rain wiil letard this \ and iu all the varied resources
fid'-page «*; lored oleograph plates. The
wound on the top of the
co
sary
to
support
hundreds
of
;
Paient
to
quarantine
the
patient,
;
wound
nine brilliant colors used in the pictures
operation. The general outlook is l)*
I
F o r t h is n u r n o s e it is o n ly n e c e s - several
s e v e r a ! ribs
r ío s br<ik
i»roK :n
m and
a n d on*1
o n e c.i i. i - , r »dues an almost dazzling effect, making
that tlmre will be only about a two- nippy and prospsrous people.
thorn perfect gems of art, and executed at a
feet dislocailad. He is atte:.
The town was established in
third crop but of good quality. At
*: >st of is.'* 000.
Dr. Elgin.
Eugene contracts for hot , nt 10 i 1850, and has enjoyed a steady remedy, diluted as above stated, as
i.CCS hc ! 1 tl is most re-
■ ro vtli. ui d is non at the beginning a
uri('1 to swabou a little of
cents per pound are repotted.
We un forstend * 'mt < ir old as-
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tlu* new era of great prosperity, it three or four times a d a y -M e d i- rodate, Mr. Robert ‘: t-. ;ey. is suf-
-i-nfod agents i;ra«p it at sight,
The wheat output of tho section
Agents Wan
east of tho Casern l.s will be about Since the completion of the Oregon ' Cf*i Times.
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! Ja ( ’ mlh ECi v **r.
*0 to 80 [ i v cent, of the average, and Central Railroad Company,
it ;.
, .......♦ , i tiiat fr.
••» Athena
\»i i i .«» now a
n nn
pit t of tin*
the Southern Pacific
--------- ( YVill write you a few items,
It
is rep*irte.I
troni
you will be lenient with
system, Roseburg has felt the .loping
!
nn re wheat will be shipped
m e fi »r not wat ir. g regalar y.
lo.-t year. I nion county will have growing effect an 1 stimulus of a
transe ntiuential milroMd.
A gentle rain is falling, mudi to
as mudi i r more wheat than the «jre.it
L/unr.g the past three years, a the delight of the farmers.
average ft.r sliij.nu-nt. Ine bent
,i.
11 has been erect, d, the
•vooien
Mrs. A mar* da Welch and F. M.
i*
¡on
comes
w heat o f L a ste r n O n
•* t ¡zei.s building a magnificent
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this plac;
f . i .m t ne .-.od r >n 1 1 f t ne c*i »U id v V a
st .1 dun across the s »util Ump- Empir,
y Moil' lay to è
jai *nt to A th e n a and M ilto n
4 i;}1 n u 1", t<> furnish the
. . motive
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ini miai sea.
fro m th e G r a n d e Ih u rie
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¡)«>• ver i n’ timi and other iu lustri, s, ili t
, is ti.e \vl-h «>f ye -c rin e ,
W e s te r n
O regon
h<;> gem
a s t s h iiid door factory •’ nearing
th elarges t da 11 CG ^ o f th e
On
S ) OV
g o o d w heat esp e c ia l'
coir e'ion, n d a r.vstem o i w ater
; given last 8a u n la y
re:-**: voir , a 1.19KhObO
de ’ of the V illairn tt< r
, A ìt 11
L ,
e . - 1 i H ice ,
t at the
onerai ave i R »? O 1 i * t
•ite. iit nn id t ìfn d e ,»t
n quality t ; ) f ( I f n : 0 4
tur.
all 1 ite i»i i ne. M i l t . She**mnu f ini !:-
un r
Gr
IirCt t t i
* ! ;i » ri ! y tlu
near- i'ig t !.• uiin-ic. :
rfe
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11 ! V *- ; t I • t y r tiM ’ 1
ili 1 * in ini! was m i.> ter i >f ,* reiiioni
lJl Î
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n
i fr.
N to 2*1 lui*
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tí. riv:
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verted
oi bui
'» * il ' ¡ i '.-í ¡1 li 1 < 2 * i ' v t y* ; : V I I) n*v* -I'd
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Meets at Coquille City ou Saturday even
litRon or before th«
‘uoon 111
mouth.
J .s s c L. 1»<*Y, At . M.
I . W i u .
Smith.
D ishcr
and M
i toen auLbe.l the Uub o f the ,v,>rl',l
but it is far from being that even
Kur:*Iy <'ur«*«l.
of the United States.
Its com-
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To t h e E d i t o r . Please inform
mercial importance being s* great
cidpniu^ <atvvS'»n "Vverv fir e your readers that I have a positive in the past accounts for this on-
Wedn> -..lay. ^ Vi» itlim^'uiuradh, in ***'i j-^niedy f< >r tin* above named dis- phoiiious appellation, but o th e r
" an n" ’ °H. H. NioHOLs^Coninaander. ! eafie B\ its timely use thousands points have outstripped it iu tlie
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of
A s to r i t,
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f 1 *
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1 , fi « il
o . f irn rg i ; pi cached :i ve»
iid f : -ting ser
i- a ins: tt i *n <>f wl.ivi 1 i\
; u-t ’ ,
p rou d .
T li re* Y hands*, »nie m* >u ’.u Ri j «M s ; *.»v* Sunday.
v ¡» Id s i >n i’.n a v. *r tg'* in w * iler.x
[ i t of tin* t».l fr. >i:i 2 5 to 5r)
bushels ¡ er ii»*ie and in tie* east­ i wo-sto; \ brick s'nres Wi : t* i reefed
;)•) to s.5i h*K) )
ru *;*cti> >:i from ’ s to 2 ; b*l hel- . . i n e '.-t o f !’ ¡ *.n 8 2 LU
ol.H: 111 ill) ami uauu-
m ■
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n an
Tin
o f Oregon, aud are c*on-
the st
1 » ay in s. vtn - ns is pieni it ui : in < •
among the blocks o f
-pieu,
others :*,xmewhnt scarce. Cm t *s
in the busi-
iu -’ le
*s v buildi:
will be about or slight!v below u -
city seven
I1
average iu \ i c 'd but t!>• are \
b r ic k jjltissisit'ss h o u s e s a re at th is
fine.
I’he
Delaware,
( ’■ un* » Î 4
writing (July 1889) being in
Muscadine
i ni a< .u Hamburg
course
of erection.
a n . the varieties that are of the
Roseburg lias a population of
most value in many sections of tin
„.„vl.
2,500
and is growing rapidly, five
stute. The pear crop is
same for peacues and plums; they new .additions to tho resident part
f tli»* city now being fast built up.
nre however slighily smaller in
i’iiodrv weather and »•) ilin U contains a bank, two live nows-
and The
p ipers,
i ne noview amt
me
moth injured the apple croj
J. j. WIL SOB
Chadwick Lod^e. No* 6 8 *
feeing from a com* i c. i m of cobi,
cough and generai di >i l,*r con-
g to thè bed-
ii:
traded
1
M irgnu who
side of
paralysis,
died in .Marshfi -!• Ì.
nights aí-
T w e n ty i ■ .t (!
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ar oui
t> ;i' 1 .nee
t,
tlit* nu st r o o ;
i. u i we i mi ik tli’it
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fMMiple.
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[’, have
succili
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in tlm
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of Coijuille ULy, are d termiued
at ali hazards to prevent, it possi-
Attorney and Counselor at Law
ble*, tl e introduction of the disea.-e
L m I'IUI. ( IVY, t.)r.K' •'»>’ •
into this town, ft is further
/iV.*\»/r, </, ihatall nastier■ Iniv-
J. H. KOSLER*
ing »nv connection wills the dis-
Nctr.ry Public
l. i tu l m
, x.-e are warn a not
Ti I ILL Ctrx. U»» n .
town. It is further
some extent.
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In sn liT tl,
1 hat our sy i prit hies
i'll *s'<‘ is no change in th*. c di-
frie
n
<
Is
ilo
idi
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t
»rotlwis
and
lion of tl*o ris'ers reported. ln
W V irH -M A K E K
AND
.. r.v. ¿LK
ext<
n-led
b>
are heartily
reaved, and
sp.
n o tic e and
licmdi'i’d, That we w
a--si-t nishing a goodly supply o; wat *r.
iu any manner to relieve the dis- in other sections they are abs-.lute-
I. O.
O. 1*.
tressed if they will make their , ly drv.
13. S. P ague
Cocmille Lodge N o .53
wishes known.
\leetn at flminllla <’ >ty every S itcrde v even
l . S. Signal Service.
iug. Visiting brethren, ‘ n good standing*
J irsolm l. That a copy of tliese
cordially iuvited.
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B UoYPIK \ . G.
resolutions 1)0 published in »lie!
The Ilsit» oi tin* World.
H e r a l d and ccpies sent to
J. C. Boston
iu Yankee parlance
l as
A. F. and A. M.
D. Xj. W A T SO N .
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NO. 6.
COQUILLE QJTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1889.
VOL. S.
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lairnh'aler, a woolen mid, two
large lionring nulls, a su/li aud
door factory, a foundry,an I all the
branches of general business being
well represented. It is the center
of a famous fruit region, and needs
Elivxl A Hall iook two rafts from
R. C. DurgiTs camp Monday.
•st air nit lob
S. R
by lire . •civ
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1!. Davis look R scow h ui of
ns!s to Mar-hfield Saturday to be
shipped to San Francisco.
Mr. \V. 1». Riper accompanied
by Messrs. Carrie, Remy, Gosn» r,
Lovelace and Coolv came up fr »m
Empire Wednesday, and ;» dance
wj||
given in their honor Satur-
! (iny nigj,t.
| Win. Chamberlain A Co., have
purchased W . II. Piper's timber
;
hi'.A’e commenced cutting the
« i*.i
I MO rich'
are th » ( -s
vonin
; ii , : v*
1,0 shortly connected by railroad,
j
Dealer in Furniture, I)o»»rs, Gin s nnd 1'ic
ture Frames, etc., mid agent f<>r Whiter ’
Hewing Machines.
v ln ltf
Cociuill© Fisherman's
U N IO N
ZRandLclpH O reg o n ,
Will nxect svery fi.urtu Snturduy in each
month till further notice. All members in
good standing nrecordially invited to attend
T. A. WALKER,
Q qisb
aM Sip Painter
U o q u i . l i ;
C it y
O regon .
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’. Î exaiuaive territory guaranteed.
.i. Liii.s ».vo coining money and you
T.e.
*- n ("'pita! i" required
.e-prise, as the book
r y pro v. nted. and we
:io
tiuxn in which to
,iu <•" ,ti:t »efore pay ibk us.
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in the tribe.
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F >r r>::«inp*is pursultA aX Ih** rortlnnd BnvlnMI
i v ; ; - -, Portland. Oregon, or al the Capital Bti*
tin
coliigc. S jlcm . Oregon. ItotH schools art
i n .’. « the »aar.Kgenentof A. P. Ann«trotig, hov«
- ' w cours*.- <.f studies and. came rates o f tuition
S S ti«i c*e»H , s h o r t h a n d »
art, Sian well in N o r H l C i i v . a Typewriting. Penmanship nnd English Depart
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tT:i-v.<s. Dsy and evening sessions. Stuaentsno
3 t mivtime. IVir joint Catalogue.»ddre«
suburb l i t i Augustine. Fla., is V • »d
. J i'isi'iiss CuSm, A D Capii.»I Kasinns <'*»M«g«
V lh i'd , 'Oregon. DA
Sainn,Oregon. ,
* ¡ o . o t ilo’.v of anv
to have
artesian v.o 11 m the world. It is
an eig nn well, an d its ii )\v ex-
!
CC'ds tho highest expectation»*,
From i measurement nude by Dr.
IN AND ABOUT COQUILLE CITY.
J. iv. Rainey, the flow exceeds 8.000
C . lia 3 .
H a r r in g r t o n
gallons per minute, or over 11.500,-
%
Ila* a 1 »i»_. heavy team and is prepared to
090 gallons every _1 hours.
» Ü
naming
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- -
do all kinds <.f hauliii" and teaming at rea-
v7n44
».i.tbU* rutes, an.l on short notice.
BXrs, 33L ^tisUirk,
C o q u il l e C i t y ,
O r .,
’,n#moialli Dressmaker,
Cuttlng, n&feting and Stitching a 8i»e<*lKlt]r,
Anil a Perfect Fit Guarautaed.
Rood's Ma ic Scale
Mrs. A. Raino, who has been Q oul i> lt> U' .
dangerously ill is convalescing.
—
Charley (J ram holm opened his :
j dam Wednesday and floated about!
i i(H) lo,Ts to tide water.
Tli<<> M'ift Perfect, Simple cmi Reanonabl«
Ladies’ Tailoring System
OF GARMENT C C T T ISO ,
S< .hi and Taught—Satisfaction Gnarsnteed..
v7n«l
Dick Palmer, shut his logging ;
» gre»t timber » » d co.1 | cmne down l«st woek
region.
1 he Coos bay railroad
Wonder why \N ill pulled to
will eventually become, a trans- Marshfield andright back Saturday I
continental lifie, connecting the 1 night.
Must le something in the
Union Pacific feeders of Eastern wind.
Oregon, this making Roseburg the I Miss Lou Clinkinbeard of Dong-
junction of twe great national rail- j las county is visiting
her sister
road systems.
| Mrs. \\. 13. Piper.
CHEAPEST!
j of
Or
It i ; ■ know’. * lge 1 by all publi xhers an 1
■*r
hopeless cases have been per-
Company H. Oregon Na- J nmnently cured. I shall be glad
tional Guard
; to sen* 1 two bottles of my remedy
in the Maswuic buildixiR. C«:,;u'il»»1
.
f Vour readers who
City, on Saturday night niter each full :
J
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moon. All members in good standing ar'’ have consumption if they will send
cordially invited to attend.
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- ! mo their express and post olhee
address. Respectfully,
FURNITURE STORE,
T. A. SLCCU M , M. C.,181 Pearl
E1.
P r e p .,
st Now York
.\hl.8HHELU, OoN.
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$25 per Day.
*t -rvtS t > 4
c- *-1* i book evir published. Send
for illustrated circulars and
ÌJÌI.U diit
8 fr*. o,
To a ve i
sumí s 1.00
.* complete canvassing outfit
:u:d îL
X run -* i io® of territory. Extra liberal
i •
a g e v.,
You may liive the stars m a nail
kog, hang the ocean on a vail fence
j
F. Mark, of Marshfield
drv, put the sky to fleer m a
spent Saturday and Sunday on the gourd, unbuckle the belly-band of
river.
j eternity, and let tho sun and moon
The tup; being built by P. O'Neil out, but don’t think you can escape
at the rock quarry is nearly com-j the place that lies on the other side
pleted.
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! of purgatory if you don’t pay for
!
From $3 to
w o r ld
same.
a fruit evaporator and cannery—
industries that would interest local
capital.
Roseburg is 70 miles from the
j Coos bay harbor, with which it will
f ,r th*'v p-tozo there is big money in it. Iix
r xliiy ii is a marvel of bookmakingart. If
yon want to make some money, here is n
: ( id 'ii opportunity ' for you. An agency
f v this work is worth
race for supremacy and so far ( ’hi-
The climate of Douglas county i Miss. Mouio Whitlow of the
cago, if not ahead in commercial is salnbriors and
e q u a b l e — t h e Isthmus is
spending a few weeks
GT*
importance, is the most centrally winters being mild, stock ranging ' <>n the river.
Empire CitY and Orain’s Station
w m r n w il l it b et
located and has the best backin '
hirg » all winter. The summers
F N. G.
Which is the fsjm»r, a rose cr a 111 y ?
. .
STAGE and ST EM B0A T Line!
are no! hot the nigh s al .says being
W hich is th" Fw*»ctc-Et, a peach or • pcarf
Doing situated in the center of the
llerry’s
coquetish,
and
cLurming
is
¿i.iir;
cool. — Pinindealer.
Town lots in Coqui'le City;
,,f i i ,„ „ . . .
x-
Dora is ? *utl .* and fair.
fher.
Carryins* The TJ* S* Mails
1 1
< he.it giirt of tue country. New
Sw®ct as a ll *vr. r »m her face when 1
Winter 7 'hole«..
( Sherwoo 1 & Sanford have the
<Lov« is tlie ro:i*iii:co und »r!ory of i.f»-)
>Y .¡is. Fargo & Co’s
j York is vieing with the Lake
Hilly, my ylaymrtr. I lo*. c ** like n sister',”
A species <>! bowel complaint, agency for sale of lots in the Llii-
But Dora 1 ( I'.' iohc for my wife.
Express
City for the World’s Imposition in
That is rqjUt, yotmjf man, inarry Ux* g-frl
known
a
s
‘‘winter
cholera,”
appear-
<
*tt
and
Notley
additions.
Now
is
¡1892, InU its central position on- known as ‘ winter cholera,” appear-
ou love, by h :I menn-*, if slic will‘have you,
J
hould her htii'th become delicate and ber
w •* •© * d
! i i i £ Chicaor, lo 'it liiul' ill!! to'lion! : «1 ¡» •»*««• « « « ■ •"
»«rth - ,
•** b» r
Prio<is « *
beauty fad<* at ; *r uiurriaire, reincmb,-r that
this ia usually due to functional disturbances,
i, M
inn.,! ed
that a monetary
influence
weaknesses, irreruUrilies, or painful diror-
A citizen of New Ulm,
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. will ’vest ,abt wil,ter ,l,ul is lik(,b’ t > be out ° r 3uUr ,c*a^ ;‘
ders peculiiti- to her s .". y , in tbecuruof w hich
I EAVSES KMPIliE CITY FOU DHA1WS
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription isguarati«
owns a liorse whoso eyes, lie not take it from the nn st eligible j ,uore
!l^ t iis senson. Cbaiu-j
Nnti«*«*.
STATION EVEBY
teed to k I vc satiataet n-ii, or mom y refunded.
printed cerxiflcato of gruamnt#« ca j MOND.tv. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
claims, change from very light color point. W e want our foreign visi- : l<' ! ^ * 11 s ^
v ht>l**ia and Dial-
C_ ]•’ . Edwards is ngpnt for the See the *pt-iuted
bottle-wmpper.
For overworked,
overworked, •
worn-out." “ run-down,
to dark blue twenty-four Incurs be- ‘ tors to see the United States, and ' r-,tea 1 remedy is a certain cure for ^ Coquille river for the AYhitley
For
• ** worn-out,”
Tho stonnior JUNO or RESTLESS metta
it. For Sale
S ab by J.
.J. H. Nosier, of ! | steel and
an.l ball joint mowers
mown » and
„nil
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fore tt change oi weather
not alone our metropolis
iL
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rS’ ) 1 * ^ * ^ * * ^ * * «a.
th» stuco nt the month of th« Umpqua.
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Goqmllo City, and W. L. Dixon.! Champion Bolf-bindera, and sulky |
N< • nv nnd oomfortnblo stn*;««.
i
,
of
Mvrtle Point
hey lakes.
Also the
Lansing greatest earthly boon, bein* un*Hjualed ua an
j
A new wagon for sale at a great
Fnr<* to Portland by this route §13.40
No less than seven men in Coos:
‘ }
j steel-skein wagon which is wai- S S S S K i ^ 1 fcD4
tonle’ or To L'mina $8.00
bargain. Inquire of W. Notley,
nnd four in Curry county have ac - 1
§3000 wanted on good improved ranted in every respect
All per-i
copyright,isss.by woklu ’»PiaMaa au *».
Each passenger allowed SO pound* of l»Aggkf»c
this place.
tf.
ti tally been killed in the past real property, namely 237
Pa«»ii£>eraj
cidentnlly
257 acres of sons wanting wagons and machines j
Pasaeiigers are requested to bo in Empire
i night before departure,
or
three
months,
mostly
in
the
best
of
Coos
county
lauds.
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Ou »Sept. 14 the West Shore will 1 two
ing camps; ami still a greater I 25 cows, six head of horses and
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O ! An> ^ xxforumtion iu regitrd to the «bo?
be changed to a weekly.
j loggin
Quic’KGst and Bust
Jarvis, Cornwall k Co.
5 LLLt I
Subscribe! For the H erald ,
number cripi led. It
acason of accidents.
is truly a ! other stock
■ this office.
for sale.
Apply
n il tf.
a t 1 term s/
1 nolOtf
C. E. E dwards .
tTm’.*^.'
Myrtle Ihunt. Or. 1 ikui't J»’ *
be procured Rt tho Plarco or Centra
i^iy ▼«wiawTi*? “ r- hot«*uin
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hotels in M
Marshfield,
and the post office or
nny imb’ic!
|tnb’ »'c h a n a in Empire.
cent«1» vial
6vUd Ly i «>ry