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Newspaper Page Textt Did You See This? j *»*«•" Ob*ervr«l at «be Fair. H T —Oar in n s day is Tuesday. and any- I t is s in g u la r tlm t ¡> e o p le w ill thing for insertion mast he ou baud M oil-I , • „ , . 1 ,, ..nil , .f „ day. and -hould bo before that. | » p v e r ,eH, u tlm t “ 16 011 *> OUe o I a Large i*»aterework can’ t be done on Fri -1 c e r t a in c la s s is e n t it le d to a fir s t davHHiul Tuesdays, but at anv other tim e! •___ i a .„ , _ __ „ „ „ „ „ and any kind. The job department is j premium. 1 or lIl>taQC6 crazy nnder the managem. nt of W. M. ¿tiller «m l .mtch WOl k, whether in qililt, mat reoeivea his porn >nal attention. We do a|i | * . . . , kinds of job work, plain or fancy, at the ( ,r w h a t not, IS entitled t o but one lowest living prices. Send ns your orders , _ and they will receive prompt attention. nrit premium. t iii : f a ir . F x liib it * » . I'r c :iiliiiii< * uii<l R a r e * . The Southwest Oregon Agricul- tural Society closed its sixth an-1 nual fair at Halls prairie on Fri- can beat a inoe ble for him to that it is possi win. lh e more P u^ the faster he i uos. The half mile da.->h for any age Rea! Estate Firm O P | about 90 sheep and lambs, hogs, chickens, plow, harrow, roller, wagon and a food mower sold along with Iho tarn;. Please don't all speak at once. Jason lachado U $4200-2-10 acres 10 miles from M yrtle j —Dealer in— Point 80 acres bottom Ian 1 20 cleared there- . . c, , T1 , T, . ! on 100 acres level bench, balance rolling i1 l’CSIl anti O fllt M e flts , i o r»», V e a l, Q A M T ÎH îiT1 h.lls, living water several orchards and fair ! button, Reef, S it Usages, H im , . new house, jiostofilcrg mills schools and , i church convenient; 120acres joining will L j B a c o n , Lai d, \ egelubleH, C o u n t r y day evening, the last thing being a was an exciting one n <>, r.V Q ï ï j x P W f j n ï ] j?. ball in the evening. Th e fair was was the favorite, but he is unrelia- successful for so small an attend- bolting the track when possi- O P ,r" i' . T i i “°:,“ :8" rorm“ “ tl:," J ioi“ " “ U '.odace and all kin,la ,,t Grocer- ance the nroceeds amounting to ble to do so. In this he succeded,; j w $i7oa-4(5 acres two miles from ,C| íes. T iV M fT F A m Th e exhibit o f J. A. Hanson in enough to pay all expenses by be- ■ kamtny Iildon winning first, L U (^ L 1 .L ij .L b i l l , L ( os Co., t r . . cores bottom, balance fine level bench, is ^ M - 1 turned work was ralHedoffaml won acres cleared a beautiful small pince, beanti- ; M achado’s Fishery, Oregon. ing very economical. Only for the knmmy lild en Jr., second and clear spring branch handy. J. J. W ilson’s for bargains. by Miss Jennie Lenovo on Friday it i i i v8 n7 • *. * • « * P in m ilwrrvar l l i l l ’il niflHP V. diphtheria „rare it wool. I have been i Cl» “ d! ^ e,/ hin* “ " “ L , . . J w il l t r a n s a c t a g e n e r a l r e a l ! | C harley’Morris has returned to evening, , and seeded to grass, the finest o f pasture, the best fair ever had in the county. rh e fi (lash on t!ie *ecoml da-v and pure spring water on the land joining j the river after an enforced absence L ie ^ was alm0fit intolerable j ESTATE BUSINESS. Below we give the proceedings. * » ’* » cbange(1 toa quarter dash with j can bo had reasonable. o f two years. i on tbe track, and especially near Z $1000—75x100 feet corner l it near ccn- | s t o c k f . x h i d i t . ! Tilden, B illy Berry and the K id — the judges staud. i ter o f Coquille City, with large buildings | Sunset Cox died from an attack Three-year-old colt sired by Bill Geo. Benham s bunchgrass horse i thereon, also two lots 50x100 feet with good | The silk qnilt, consisting of nine o f pneumonia on the 11th and was Berry, owned by Capt. W. H Har- in lbe rnce- Tbe race be,u8 *bort Will l)UY UH (1 Sel iutprOYfd FsriliS ! uioe 1^ :ilt,i‘,n1for onl-v * lyw; J1 j i t l i i * 1 SJO ñores ot coal land near tsue-wat handkerchiefs sewed together with buried the l ’2th. ns first m e in in in Tliroo-vGâr-oId nucí CDcloscd with n. tonco picdvui- ¡ 1 ou tho river, several veins o f coni tlieron, Kensington stitch, tire exhibit of ! ¡»rice on application. owned by Frank Schroeder an<l >ng any flying nf the track, B iilj Alsi) Wild lllíKÍS, Tiullicr tlüilliS, An occasional search is made for by A V $700—152 acres near Minnrd’ s mill Misses Alice Schroeder and Annie! on East fork o f the* Coquille. sired by Sammy Tilden: seccud Berry sold favorite in the pools the lost Peter Goeller. It is q u it« T . «. , . 1 Leiieve, was rained i-ffon last eveu- K li $1000—160 acres o f unimproved land slock ranches, etc. premium. Mare, owned by G. W . ! bringing twenty dollars and up- j evideut that lie is dead. p at t ■ v % it i * ! near Parkersburg on which is some valuable mg of the fair, J. A. Hanson being i cedar lin.bt r will make a good home when Wimer, ilist proinium, also first words and the two others for a like J Remember that McMillan, *be 1 the lucky man. Th e girls know- | improved. premium for colt, short-horn l)u r- amount. A hard time was had to j Buy, sell and lease citv property $2.y»e —102 ht ; at muuthof Tnmpcy photographer, will tie l***ie but a j„ g f]u> weakness o f the boys when I crt*«;»v 15 «?¿i4lí\ V.) ... sheep, ham bull and Berkshire b oar.; g«*t them away. Berry standing for .- nuire ana colt, short titne.^ Bon t miss a good ^ wouj ( j easy enougli to refuse /A u 1 I W /« I> 11 1 1 1 minnin » time kicUitm at the make investments for other parties; too,rt •n o v . i t h place. Colt owned by v\ . C . Bullard and a minute at a time KK King at xne \v;- have over 4000 acres of fine fir and opportunity. any one else, realized I?100 for a timber tn.iiivr which can he had in large or sired by Suffolk Punch ; secon 1 moon, but Johnny Rows, his rider, with the same care and judgement cog coda «.miSI ttvicis which included some of tho G. Mohl is now prop ired to till jp premium. was equal to the occasion. G etting exercised in their own purchases. finest old ■•r.rvtii tini ber iu ti«*» ectinty. * Gallery in the rear o f XVillrad's orders for beer, having finished \ couple o f l>oys were drugged 12 •;acres f b- ht cedar tract yet to l«a had j James Wim er was the exhibitor away Berry bugged the fence! in ti'v <\>v: ,• all i;i onebo:lv at <>:i!v $7 prr ¡ Cttipputcr Shop. his new building on the site of the np,i robbed daring the fair by tin- ftdi'e. ’ ll.-rt tilia!; O. It. Cnt*f.'*iipOUtlt'htitf ti‘j~ I of one sow and pigs and a cow, ,,ml'kP|>t outside the track ru l>m »«i r “ rtieE '' ¡shiny to dispose o f prop. licite*. F ront S t oho buined. See his ad. horn gambler’s that will be severe- city can not do better than to g r a d e short horn; first premium, on a little solt, lumpy, and ■dumpy ! Th e Coquille M ill & Tug com- ly dealt w th if positive evidence Three-year old stallion owned by ridge. When within 100 yards of! place it our hands ns our V puny launched their new tug at can be had in the case. ÍR ; H e will make his work satisfactory T. N. Johnson; first premium, the judge’s stand he wnsGOopen chances for disposing Pai kersl >urg * l h i m i ) ¡ 1 1 ! it The present fair has been a very at “L iv e and L e t L iv e ’’ prices, Mule colt by *S. M. Rowan fil’d feet behind the hindermost, bu t’ The new A 1 .Schooner are first-class. was christened the ‘ ’Tyrant.” quiet one and not t te amount of viz; Fine Cabinets $4 per dozen. premium. the fence closing into the track he P ari ICE!; SB UR 0, F ound . — Near the fair grounds drunkenness and rowing Hint was Custom ers I’AVIUOX e x h ib it s was forced in it and given plenty W e are prepared to attend to one Indies cashmere shawl. The ha 1 last year when no saloon priv- May have the privilege of getting John F. Quick 2nd premium on of whip. l i e forged ahead comil g ; y ^ ; their work finished on the spot or owner can have the same by call- '* - ‘ !* ■? TT) potatoes and 1st on turnips. J. under the wire^ half a i eck ahead . ra ” l e 3 XÍ.JL The mule colt in the exhibit was À _ | in San Francisco without extra ing at this office and pri ving prop Doughty Hungarian rnainm >th j or thereabouts, the K id next. In r.f 1 the first ever seei in the lives of charges. A ll work will be first- erty. and evergreen beans, 1st. Price addition to all tho adverse circum- L"-"«'r!S many grown penph- present. 1 class. A Indies walking jacket was ’ eft Robisou 1st on grapes, and 2nd on stances before named it is said lie v rZ jL .. Nj’ * «• * ------------- g- B erta Thanking yon kindly for your ('•Ml* • at the barber sln>r> of .\l Levant Jack beans and pound pippin up- got a poor start being near 50 feet f= t - very liberal patronage in the past The ou tie about a m o n th ag< Tlio revenue cutter, Gednev, was pies. W. P. Mast 1st. cn water behind on the start. B U S IN E S S I N T H IS Tim e 2d can have the <: tme by calling at in p«>rt the present .veok. and hoping for a continuance o f melon, cabbage, carrots, mangel and three-lift he. P u tty good for the shop. the same ou this visit. L IN E . Riiill Expressiv for tin* The bridge across the gulch b e 1)« e t :. sunflower, an 1 2nd o i onions, so slow a track. Many who saw the C apt. J.'rg'Vis«»n *>f the sch««one:’ Yours respectfully, ing built by Prof Rood, is uettrly John Epperson millet, 1st. J. F. Ivi l ahead so close to the wire a r e ; Eureka t<" >k t! a» b j fid boy s ont for G eop . oe M c M illan , photographer. W e hope by fair dealing and Schroeder 1st. on Kansas winter not satisfied with tho judges do- a sail ori Su.nl;IV in tin* skiff be finished. K T X T B ïa T E A D E Prof. Horsfall has been engaged oats, Turkish barley and presorv- cision though eight men who stood strict attention to business to mer lonn ing t»» the seht» lar. nul h a 1 a Y \ T I L L ltun on no other Route. This fine time. to teach the school at the mouth of t \ vessel havin',' made six round trips ing melon, a n j 2nd on Clyde oats right square over the " ¡r e ngrr o ¡t the confidence o f parties having in tbe last six months, is supposed to beep Y«.n will never know until von Coos river. bush squash and Russian suntl nv within six inches, up lser past record, and will until further go nod see for ytourse! f, what n business to transact in our line. The Marshfield mill is being re- er. J. II. Schroeder 1st. on two In the half mile dash for three- notici*, on and after November L«th. d e liv r For business pursuits nt the Portland Busitiea VI«¡ried splendi d and stock Oi shingled. I* isabonttim e. freight to Copiti I lo City and all points on 1 College, Portland. Oregon, or at the Capital Ea» « varieties of prunes, three varieties year-olds Iveno won first. B ill Nye J. jew elry and watt •InM J. Wilson ,. . ..I.-,, - inc-«s College, Salem, Oregon. Both schools art the lower river at the following rates; j under the management o f A P Armstrong, havt W . E. Richard’s o f Bay City of pears and Defiance wheat. Ho second and Cyclone third, Bonner always keeps on hiui 1. Flour *4 per ton, salt, natis, iron a*.d coal ! ' me course o f studies aud same rates o f tuition visited Coquille and Arago last also' had on exhibition live varieties coming in last. Tim e 51 four-fifths, $2,.50. other freight $5 per ton. E5 Kl *« I I I C « * , « El O r I I I a I I l l , I f yo u wftitt a k. 1 1 bi ab il ig fine set ,, , ' Typewriting, Penmanship and English Depart 155 of bottom. l,n' The Sclumiier C O Q U ILLE will r.lsocarry o f store tet th, dcm'lt fail t>» ce.!! on week on business. of apples sunflower and shou; u Much interest was manifested in A $«’,400.—220 a?r ^ ’ n v ! melts. Day and evening sessions. Studentsad nitted at any time. For ioint Catalogue,addred »»low land. 10 acres froicht at the ratue rate-:. bill lead 2d f*c’ Dr. Ni <*kers«>n. ti i«» d.» atist. He The schooner, C. If. Merchant, oats ai:d got second premium on this race and it proved a very ance 1 Podltlill ÜLvilir»« (’ «I'r-f. AD lapiUI iillviiit-AA Collcp», tiii'ütlii»', ;;o')tl l»nildiu«.:s orchards uiul spriir.» Co;iai.Le M ill .A Tt'J C ompasv . 1 Joitla. d, «'regou. « I » Sal*m,Oregon. , is estah !isli »d in the Oi ive li^L*!. arrived F i : lay, and the Robert and sugar milh*t aud Royal muscadine water, school and ]M»stniUuo near, one-hnlf pretty one. tuile from l ’airvi« v 1’. O. opposi’ “ Lor** h Minnie left the following day. grapes. A. H. Schroeder 1st. on The novelty race one mile proved 15 $150 )—2 K» ¡teres. 40 of fjtv.i'ie bot'oni, I > » n ’ t f o r g e t t>* r> rn K*r that plowed, (’> ) ro ti-L l. The tug. Lilian of San Fancisco bush squash. A. T. L illie 1-t. on all its name indicated. It w as balance bench land. rg, cleared for pasture, fair Hail dittos and good McMillan. Illie phot«»gr»pher, is do- vaiuu - j orchard «.f 2*0.» t.e- s. li>0 bcai ;n¡;. iu has arrive«] up m the bay, and will Lgyptiau I uek w .oat. G. R. Ed- difficult to make the start, thoie ing the best of work »t Lei 1-rock acres fenced with red cedar. — DEALER IN - prices in tin» rear nf I ncle T«)in engage in t awing rock for the gov muitds 1st. on Hawatha Dent corn, hein" six hors; s in the race, a.-' <’ 650*—I'd 'icrt-3 22« e >-v.s 17 other cattle.2 nr marc. , new v . a td -e. s haritovs M.,1- potatoes, Yellow Denver W illard’s ca rpenter sliop. ernment works. sn jtt-ihi!;e »Hows: trago. Sammy Tilden, Jr , caler C o n fe c t io n e v y y Ir r u it n ? S la H o n e p y , pi* e», j'lo'.v. ba.vo- Th e new 1tug Liberty 1 as made A fter an absence o f two months onions. L. L. Harmon U t on Dock, Dogfcuue!, B ill N ye an«I o»;«-: ¡ « i » . p « ' o n , «are; . i b I '!-.«.:1 iaild. 2> ) (•' S o d a W a te r ^ several sucees-fu! trir>* nv.' r th» tlm s{«>an er Ara.ro again came into W hite (ding p »;c !i ami 2n on r.*xy. Arago was first .'«t all the or,. two vo >(• ho i-.es and t bar nial tc-w ;1 o vess»us t< ea. our bay. Kip' left the last of the same. B ill ;rd an 1 ¡i il!ar 1 I-. ou quarters an«l won the rac(», Sam o f « i l '- ] , c * 1 1 i v ono-h'di . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oregon. i- fr. >;u L/Oif unie Ci eg. >;pi! and «*n>« She lias had the name and port e i -cut,ou f t week loaded with coal. butter. «Tames W im er 1st OU '! i!d«»i, *lr.. eecon'l1 at mile stake, i1 painted on h i r. fan,) anil aixt I'iie addition totlm Central hotel cheese. M-dlie M iller 1-t on Dockthinl. Tim e 1:59. T« )\v lhe Hr. F. H. N lekerson. the dentist, has established n business in Co- is now nearly road v to bo occupied, quinces. B. F. Ross Is. on aprfi :s G.-nd nei colt having been raffled *.%«> oi the «ln. st black oat * in ori-,.-on (».¡e quille City, and ’ne or some other ~r - • • • « ' • • * . . . . - . . • 1 c*. «ie.-st i>:>*cams «urial < n our hat. LADIES vy. «UK. It consists of sleeping room« in ;n iy , i p i . v . gwi 1. ! uikl'iu:s, ft-iic- lit tiie tiny day neiore befor anu becoming g<v d dentist wi 1! alw avf lx- found Annie L^nevo :*i*sene cushion, tin» pjopeitv o f T«>umiy Weir, that tVnk o'Awps (.*'i hi-ail v«;t' ra of Nor the sof.-tf-,,] shv’v. and ’.»agoag» and ready to accomnnKbite tin* sulTeier. banner and cushion 1st, and ti’.«•!( gen tie man let loots Noble sample rooms on the fi ret floor. 1U F 25* —«'• ' .HsrtM 60 of ve:-' rinli low Me-per’s new house i»* going r»p nw.iinp i;tn«.l. '.*• i; 1 b n t when «lraiuotl The Episcopal church begins to scarf 2nd. Mrs. S; E. Arsen on- hint j,Kn in ui this tins race and while wink* he no was b ianco hill lank a fow «■. •* caitiva at a rapid rate under the enrpen- Mrs. a !UV!iV »- •"» >** flaw. »>«* how«»; lies in a handy teish io o f Messrs. Bennett and ns-mme the cppenrance o f a house broiderod pillow sham, 1st. wav !)0l,iml till near the last, uo;al«p(,r.n>;H. t.» r<aul; s a !- k *!, t-«wn »uni Nichols. It will • a» the ernixtdi- o f worship. The ontsvle work is Em ily li» aisoy crochet tidy 1st. there lie passed two ar.d w fa s t navi^at? ui, only partly ir*.p: <iV.-cl. Ü 16 ». »—160 aciv.t i*n( mile and a half irent of comfort ami neatness, tm i finislied, but the inside work is de- Mrs. Clara Snyder table cover and tu n in g on the others. H alf ^ from river laiidiu ‘2 at Arat;'»; fair buildim s an ornament to our town. A great reduction in prices has been made in all our departments laved on account o f having to wait lamborquin 1st. Mrs. Laura i balance ‘1 is £a!5r:,H Avri'’1 “‘-’.‘J . . 1) mile further tuo colt and K id , cultivate J ana &ood e timber and f $3(*00 war.ted *>n good improved v ievclanrl sofa pillow 1st. *inrno would have bcpu a!, cad. Kr i a laud ou a publie road and well loca- real pr«i[)erty. namely 2d7 acres of for the lumber to season. In the mile and repeat trot for K‘'' Mr. B. Taylor, who has been Leneve and Alice Schroeder quilt the best of Coos countv lands. Also FF. $ *).) )—1’iirty-tbr ‘e ac:'fo all olioic« :o three-year-olds, Judge ' }an^» t- .enty-:hr«e acres cleu; cl. neat build- 2o cows, six heatl o f horses and visiting friends upon the bay dur- 2nd. Mrs. M. E. L illie child’s j uutued i . . . . . e* : * * _ ... inf»a. fences and fine vanetv of choice fruit other ftiH-k for sale. Apply H a v e ju s t r e c e iv e d o n e o f t h e fin e s t ing tne past th re e weeks, will re uie.sS isr. Airs. G. * *. Alajory, «or. B y e r s L a llv beilt 1). Giles N ellie Boats c:-n land at the d-x>r if ihey wish. this office. n i l tf. “"b1 **♦ iw-mi. S t o c k s e r ff C l o t h i n g t h ^ t e v e r r e a c h e d tro n to his home in .Tackson county hanging basket and two mats, 1st. ami f P Norton'«» Robert Cvclone Clms. Harrington his been the present week. Mr. Taylor is Mrs. A. G. Aiken millinery 1st, aud ¡„ the first heat and distanced Ip!,y" ,e2t- • , ,. . . f ,, „ I)L> ! 512 UO — Large, new (jnecn Anne cot- C o o s c o u n t y - H<»niewl)at indisposed fr r several in the second. Tim e 5 1 -(>. tage p.t Random with two acres of ground. days being »filleted with shingDs, well pleased with what he has seen fancy goods diploma. Mrs. G. r . them T . . Entirely new and not ({(lite finished, one of -D E A L E R IN — i l l the match race tne society the finest Beach properties at the mouth of but we ar»» m grett It >pr*.s o f his o f Coos county, and will take back Boutell hand painted banner and t the r*v<*r‘ Willsimn be very valuable. being all nidif »gfiiti goon, ns he is a good report o f tl is portion of Kensington scarf 1st, and pen ,)ut Up a purse and tin G R O C E R IE S A K I3 P R O V IS IO N S . (' .c i r ^ ; «I !?7(XX)—160 acres nil level but 15: 60 under the skillful treatment of Ur. Oi •pj'on. painted ¿banner and card case, 2nd. wore withdrawn LiM UCltl S «“Vitt- acres el nred and cultivated, soil ui the lìti- Sponogle. F or the best Bargains to be bad call on qnaiitv.tain« Mack sandy loam easily Merchant Lando has thA addi .Mrs. E Phillips two dresses 1st. y,.r i,e,lt Jackson, the Kruse horse Our editor-in-chief, while com tion to his new s to re building well iVli'ft. 31. JJnnnam crociu*t soari. kocodl ! nn<l Butcher 13oy whs dis- <*l*arod land is tbickiv studded with soft. ing down from M yrtle Point Mon orS d A fS day morning was pulled out of under way. Tt ".ill give him con Mrs. Geo. D yer hiiml sow ing 1st. .„ „ e e fliu the flrst. T i. ne 3:00. W illtakespscial Measures for CLOTHING-. Mrs. Sarah Garrison tufting ma- * I ¡««rue fruit trees; fine sprm« branch on place the hack by a stubljorn horse siderable more room when finished. A N t e n m s h ip W r e c k e d . j t,ood red cedai and place for tencm «; all &SF“Agency for the New Home Sewiug Machine. which he was leading, and some chine work 1st, and tufting ma- s;ock, s : ock, ‘ Main. Lav, iiuplomenta, waeons, har- L ardee . ness. etc., on piaci* at time of sale tt«> with XV. 'fi , Sopt. 4. what bruised. H e is confined to chine. Mrs. «J. Zumwalt Spanish ,r , Pnrt Townsend, . 1 • .1 ; the place which will be worth over iSliiOO; A u n t l i r r I* o a «l f o r O r r - t iu . his room. li- ulie it * s tfia ilie r A n c o tl, p la y in g ,«>e- . , this . IH one ,, o , f the . finest . farms . , iu , the county , San Francisco, Sept. 10.—There nee llowork 1st, Mrs. J. B«Mim-tt On Sunday afternoon a barn be hand sewing, Kensington, 1st. Mrs. UPOn 1 ort,aufi and 1 « g * L s onnd bc appreciated. longing to Mr. N. Thrush carght bf’ i » g some speculation done here C Turner two snecim>»ns knittin«» i f' nd Alaskan p >rts, in getting K aiohi — 4ti acres of pood bench land • . v « , „ : one mile and a half from Cnquille on which fire front a burning near by «I p - as to whether Colonel «1. Mervign V . xurin r two spitim » ns Kliming, and t w o q u ilt s , e a c h 1st. Ml’S B a.tJiy «ro il IJ »nu^,. in A tlbl » i is a larqe amount o f red cedar; is easily str«»ying e»er\thing except a few Donahue, pre-ident o f the San r 1 » . \ f r . I ' T nl.« Iin rr » n onto the ro c k s Wednesday, cleared and on a public rond. L $ 850-50 nerv* eix miles from M yrtle ox yokes. Several parties who Francisco & North Pacific railway, I . JiosH a p r o n . Airs. Jj. Lelm herr .Mrs. Dr. Gusseho- »h e w*»tll Ult., s k ip p in g nearly u m u i- iv*iat«»n North torkse. oral acres o f liottom bad been wording f«>r Mr. Thrush • * » . v . . ' C u sh ion , 1st. , , • . I , . , , , intends extending his line north to ship. The boats were lowered and i la“ u’ baIn“ cV hrUHh and hin lRUd>wiI1 j had their bedding burned. * 1 i tine small homo. »« ,« I, | .. • i • * ! Crecent City, Del N orte county. ven crochet 2nd. Mr. r . Schetter arrived in town J orders given to take the Indies , m § 2000 — i . ho acres, hki o f i«>ttom. . to — -A .3S TID CHILDREN K E X H IB IT . 1 . 1 /» t ^ t ...........pood level beneh laud unimproved but will i Hnndny from *» trii» out to Fairview ^ prominent r«*sident o f ( /rescant (u io d onh t D lt v m h d make a fill«* place when eh a ied and ini- -v-',- a v -y-^ » -y Geo. Hite, turnips; first premi ash r ( . looking after breaks i;, the tele City h d a conversation with Col. among lh e passengers and crew, j proved: water h«ndv;six miles from M vrtle t t I L iflj r & , /\ ( 1 uSf i S* K I r\| f graph li.io caused by recent fires ; Donahue recoil ly, in which the um. and within an hour nil were taken a VA . without accident. The G O . H o a u e n n d p e v e r a l l o t . n i . d f r n . i l in that vicinity. He returned to Cu, saggeste«! that tho Sun Fran- MECHANICAL AND ARTISTIC. ; ashore »mi.uui *>«>•**<>•*•» A ,,u : trees all bearii»» fruit in the heart of Co Lrnpire Monday, fixing up some t x- ,t i> , , , ¡Sheridan Bros., o f llcseburg, i steamer broke in two near (piille u City only » $K Kt » if -«u Bold wk soon. ouerician uros., or ltcseourg, 1,J *'»'w uca* the i**»1 qum# ij omy n K w » „ 1 , - • I i • cisco ,v N orth t acinc rail wav would grounds in onr local in». *s; 20 bottom land bal- " » " ‘ ¡“ S b''c" " ' i"S o ( . w - i n «or.-.; a. \r_ i . , • be built event'mlly to Crescent fanning mill, 1st. J. A. Hnnsnu,! . ’ wreck. Hie passengers were quar- anc‘* p<>°d lull: m *acres cleared t for pasture j Building houses, b rid ges or other structures. I f you w ant M r.i M u tie Kre'cel letdured in J Coo ill e Cl tv. wood turn ID" 1st i J- " , T 1 : I 1 and meadow, ¡rood buildings, oi Hmmewell {mil last night to a X 1 y ’ tered in a cannery and Indiau hats, for stool fourmlies w agon. buggy or other vehicle built, repaired or painted, , , fln8 Hpriup . .. brineb No. 1 VoTstook Wilkins, photographs, 1st. and were cared for b y th e slop’s j from Alyrtle l'oint on the river. g<H«d sized audience. S* e is a “ I f he builds to Crescent C ity,” C. .. . ........ „ tho slnp s i » V i * foint on tu. r,.,T. bring it along. I f you w ant ami building o f a n y kind done, noble advocate o f Liberalism and said a well known railroad contract- • , ini. . ‘Sunday . * Seutemper l 1 when . the! «nd part bottom land, wasonoo improved | come and get our figures. If you have any her arguments are fraught with or,“ you may rest assured he will be- lUg, ; I 1 1 but ns owner is a non-re.sulent. place is »stomnslnn ( G lOt). \\ . Jljlcior weighty wisdom »She will speak y< nd. H e would have a good road, ' steamship e a W. E lder iirriVOtl arrived ooi.uidnraldv ^ i ^ c ^ b i v uroan nn with brmsl B L Ä C K S M I T H I M O TH E RACES. here again on Monday September to be sure, but by bnildiug a huc.- uni took all the passengers back to 2 ! » ^ "a Ü i'in ’S Ü be done, bring it to us. We will m ake it largely to your There were but two enteries in Port Townsend, 23rd. G o and hear her. (Ired or so miles further noitb, he \ creek at a mere trifle. advantage to deal iviih us. the two-year- old raco j] miles the ****** Mrs. F. M. Garrison agent for i qundraple hia iiieome.” (j ¡j«IOuO—160 ncro'i on Hulls creek 12 first day; Oregon Boy, James « ’• « » ■ ■ .n il— S u r e l y C n « . hefid o f catlls sold with _ place, fine stock the Perfection tailing and etnbroid- ‘ w-,at Wrty ?” was asked, . , ‘ . , -V T- I T o T U P E d t t o h _ _ please inform land partly improved plenty o f fane aprinp Lessee GalTier’s shop, Front St. ery machine, nnd will t«o at the “ Why, by making his road a Aiken s colt, and fo x y a Nimbus t e n n . d d ii o k . x u.asc imorm HIUj creet water fair buildinps and yonnp O live hotel to-morrow where she branch of the great Northern trans- colt owned bv S. B. Gardner o f i vour leaders that I have a positive j orchard . . . . . . J i f .« _ 1 ___ i* 1 U ?«8 ji 0—1(«0 acres joining the al>ove with will be glad to meet the ladies of ctntinental line, or if not a brauch, They were in fine|roinec ^ b,r bie nbote named dis- benrinp orchard and soino crook lK>ttoui : this place. This machine is the 111,1 adjunct. Donahue is looking to Ellensbnrg. most wonderful liitle machine and j ^b® Northern Pacific now, and 1 condition anti ridden splendidly. % « * ‘ »»« ly 'T ™ No. , prett»er taco was never seen any hopeless cases liaxe iteen per- land balance lull land, one mile from no house wife can afford to do b*s plain is plan. H e will M A N U F A C T U R E R S O F A N D D E A L E R S IN , ^ ,, , , , n.nnonilu r,i,,«n«l I clinll honlarl Mvrtle Point lies directly on .lie river and without it. [continue his road from Ukiah along where. Oregon Boy showed that ,Lmiu ll‘ bV cutod. l snail ue ^iau a ^((jo<j pUj,jjc fair buidiup, sight Tha Star Comedy company play- : ^ ie c“ 'lst to L'lreka and L rescont. he was worthy of his sire and won to 6CU<1 two bottles of m>' remedy j co™m4a^ S r ,,r,. hnlf, ed “ A Midnight Mistake’’ on in 39 and one-fifth. j ir e e to auy o f your readers who hM land with splendid spring branch trood Thursday night to a crowded j *H O % *C ei In the t dash for four year-olds •«»»« consumption if they will send house and gave the best o f satisfac- members o f tho Coquille S T O V E S , S 'n r K S lm j _ . , tiou. The singing by Mr. 3far6h | C’ ity Literary society nre requested Arago «von first money; the “ K id ” , « ' « their express and post office ail bottomJ«ud cleared «nd fenced. C 3 llS w.as splendid. Those from a dis- [ to meet at tho Hunnewell H all nt second a n d Pedro third. Tim e 37 address. Respectfully, I I* I *«;<IK)—JUUacres;tne ^751)0—200acres;tho IlosH * J. w x x x j , L B / lH p S 9 rn \ t i T i ’ r ' n A r \r f 1 m i P i»a r l Boss Dairy Dairy Farm, 1 tance who witnessed the perform- g p on Suturday the 21st day and three-fifths. Betting was lively 1 . A . OJ j L L U J U , i u . v . , m x x o s n only 8 miles from Coquille City, and hav- * * _________ _____ 3 T f T ____ hav - j ance are loud iu praise of this pep- , 0 . , 10w0 f .. well- *< **■ __________________ 1 niirh perfect, such as the purest sprini; w-"‘ - W « a r e , wat- **+ n « 1 • a t t d W r n o o d 1 © » j ular home troup The dance after ! o f September, 1889, for the pur- and the excitement ran high. Arago is proving himself to be r>no of the er. proi^r division o f hill and bottom land: ( t 1 1 n S - L f L C l T G © t C e t C . tbe show was well attended and P(,iie electing officers for the ___ , 80 aore.t hill, 120 o f bottom; 100 acres slash- ^ A V t L . fastest and most reliable race —; the expectations of the company jtuauing year. Cf. F. B o u t e ll » „ d good f o bail r p dines n a and t u orchards, r o R i 50 K head i mi H IG H EST P R IC E S P A ID FOR HIDES, EGGS, ETC. In Coquille City. «Sept, the 10, 1880. — to I ,«1 fenced, were realized. J Secretary. ; borst s in <>os county. No jocky ' tiie wife c. w. White, n son. 1 mixed cattle, fine bull and yoke o f steers, Y6nnitf UlUjll fV UUU U uAilrUîÎiJ A R RI VED! ! Fine Photographs! McMILLAN'S Ttl* ^.nnuat/ V isit TO THE COQUILLE! Coquille FniroMzo lisie City. P e r son. C O Q U I L L E Sherwood & Sanford. Miss Ida K C O Q U IL L E CITY CASH STORE! fltViU i n SPRING STOCK. Especially in Clothing. >T- nLoiKiEiNnzL G. A. HTJNNEWELL, Coquille City, Oregon. Biacksmlthing, Wagonmaking, TAKES Contracts for Ä . H u n n e w e ll, Jno. Kronenberg <& Son.. r Copper mi ?mt iron Ware, Paints, If Crockry,