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10, 1889.
Rnin, raiu.
See N. Lorenz’s new nd.
Mrs. Anderson is still improving! 1 1 1
leader of the silver question
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in health.
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See ad o f Mr. I*. Root's board­
Tho following proscripiion has
ing house.
been used very successfully for
Charley Lyons is clerking in his
many years bv the Sisters o f Ulinr-
i t y o f Philadelphia for diphtheria, ll,lcle’ * »t«>re 1,1 tllis l)lflce’
ami scarlet fever. It is pronoun-
It is plain that Lars Samuelson
cetl the best remetly yet found by shot himself, accidentally.
theso g o o d p e o p l e :
Rnlphst* of lin-,', ou* grain.
Solid Miraci il:git»liM n ie grain.
Ona-hulf tKa»|iiH.u «ligar
Mix all with two tablespoonsfnl
o f water; when thoroughly mixed
add four ounces of water.
Look
Hors!
doctor
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Mr. J. M. Cpton, late o f the
Ran Ion Recorder, made us pleas­
ant call yesterday.
Charley Faliy, the boy accident­
ally «h ot by his brother, is np and
nl)out, and will soon bo well. It is
la k e teaspoonful every hour for f,,aroj j)e will lose the sight o f one
twelve hours; for children dim in­ eye.
ish the doso one-half.
Th e West Oregonian, M yrtle
Another consists of pure alco­
Point’s new paper, made its ap­
hol diluted one-half with water, to
pearance yesterday. It is a seven
be used as a gargle finti a small
column folio, patent outside, and
quantity drank three or four times
does fairly wa ll for a starter.
a day. th is i- given in tho M edi­
Washington, Doc. 4.— Senator
cal Journal as the best remetly
Dolph presented in the senate to­
and preventive yet found.
day a potiti n from citizens of Cal-
Owkt-s swu* iirii Ringer*.
ifornia and Oregon fer a snag!
This Kplenhul Chicago company pn„ cr nnd Jrwt(,e for C oiw loy.i
s n v s :! «re damaged t.v making im «in ; s. will noti
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silver question is vngue and inculi-j
AUMiMsTi; ■ rous notich .
elusive. H e claims to.he a friend • NO'I I !•: u 11: r
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( .tils pniniptW ip tendid dav or night.
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A lira [in Rvtvi y
:» e of ( .'^'*'11
o f silver, but while he desires it in of the v nut v court *»t » t
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our circulation, he counsels as lit- !"
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W. N. Campbell
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tie o f it as possible, heuee he has Si >a ■
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not coinetl more than two million r t
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dollars per month, thus following
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r-• i f n b; ricjuirrit Io
in the footsteps of his * predecessor.*. t 1**1* 1 i l t ■ ~
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Coquille City, Ore g.
cogriLLC c i t y ,
il i ’CO to t be uiHier­
H e refers to the views of the secre­
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Is prepared to supply al! custom­
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,i!t* ; a t C*#‘* à couiity. orts-
tary of the treasury as to issuing
Has a good team and is ready r
ers with the choicest cuts of
of certificates of silver bullimi. ht t ! . - li : : : :•
all
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Kinds
haul-
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h t t put mini.
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irn b r . L r , K I T n m , P O R K iii i i l S u S A ( « K .
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wo are not informed as l«y what the .
ing in and about town.
G ive him
W e also carry a line o f no­
plans o f tho secretary may be,
\om orders.
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such as Tobacco, Cigars.
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therefore cannot now intelligently
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1’ipcs, Nuts, Candies, etc. etc.
criticise the plan. The president
Cm i n.i.E ( T t y , O í :.,
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is evidently in doubt 1 im elf on
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the subject. It is ditlicult to un- \
Lj. 2 .ih i li i. ij JL d A U t J îw ai
H a s ju s t R e c e iv e d a t
A liberal share of the patronage
derstaud one who Joe.» not uinler-
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C ut t in ;r
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o f the people of Coquille City and
Av i a 1. ; I, ! l it till- aux*«!.
stnnd himself.”
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1 1 vicinity is respectfully solicited.
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A il orders promptly filled.
The president's nc '.-age is a fair
TU© M ■ i IN t •f. * t. S i » 1 4 F1 ;• lui H»*:tsu
document, but rather uncompromis­
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C o q u ille C i t y , O heoox ,
H e w e r s . C s t r ic li
Teaming!! AJ-Wimcr
Oliolce Groceries,
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WIMEfi & CAMPBELL.
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I12<t 114, Front St., San Francisco, Cal.
DEALER IN
Hay, Fwd of all kinds, Fleur & M s .
llifrlievt Market Price« Obtaiueil for Apple«,
and all Kreeii Fruit«, Salt Salmon, Cbittim Bark,
Hide«, Skin« and Wool, Fura of all kind«, Match-
Wood, Stave Bolts, and produce K*"*erally.
1 AI>0 HI V, A - WELL A« HELL OOOIIH ON CO»fMIbHION
Infoni atioD of any kind will eost you uothlnff—
lnquiriea will receive prompt attention at iny baud«.
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15AXDON, OREGON,
DRUGGIST
and
CHEMIST,
I’O I'liA K IIO riii'TA liY MEDId.VES,
P c .in t s ,O ilc , V a ja a ie la .-
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T o ile t A rticltb
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v a rieties o f
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EGECOL BOOKS
3 rr z o e k y ,
g i s t s ’ S u n d rie s .
and
w ill perform nt Masoi.ic ball t.v t W river o n j C oqoillo river.
night.
They gain the greatest 1
The Rebekah ball that was to,
piaise wherever they go.
Old have been given on Dec. 7th is
F l m - n s s c ^ rid .
T obacco and C ig ar s ,
harry Lades whom everybody used postron(:(l J h N ew Years eve. It |
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PURE WINES and LIQUORS
ïïrenslidSi & Ïïrciish ili,
fu r n is h e d t h r o u g h o u t .
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Tho Coast Mail sa>s o f them: I f tho season as the ladies are spar- Fourth (lm ri'.ist of < MA Fellow-’ huil iir. .
First-cluss Accoiaiuoil lions for Traveling
or Medical uses.
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S a m pi . k U oosi in C onnection .
Company last night you missed
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This ¡Minutar aud favori le reiort ha
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the best show that has ever visited
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c n t ly l « e n t h o r o u g h l y re:¡<»v,iteci a n d put
in Coquille City.
Roani and ltxlging,
s i o<> j • j- w, r;... >»lv ills i ni!: t :
iiolii'.-: Urie** S! i T». V C l i D l g . m - j CCLI'IS GAG* etC- n :»etter ordtr t hi.a t ver l>«-for. i'hf taolt
Marshfield.
There was an entire
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\t i t h 1.11 thè df!u*i,c< H t o !*<* tiail
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The A jax made a quick trip la-J Roani,
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I.u.j iM;.r.-0 10 oitc. a 5j.wtit.4y j HU(, j a ; i ltyic t „ ,lio.Wu tilt* must f a s l i d i t i m
absence of anything low or coarse
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week to San Francisco and return. McaN,
lush. Si!k. Satin or \ clvet. wl.ich t picure.
„hip’s Punti!
and abundant evidence o f real
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company deserves special mention.
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This house has been fitted up
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! Champion self-binders, aud sulky, ran^e No. west. : mll VI ill offer i.r *of to
.il. Franc©, iiipi il a fiis t-cla-s house in every «on.
E xpress
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Follow ing is a list of the un- hay rakes.
Also the
Lansing show that tlu* lam 1 s,,T i ’ i.t is i.¡oro v .'.hrdi’.e
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Ilie beds are new ami ¿ ¿ r u g s *
for its tim ln r or - r.»n*•tlM n for :i;*r ieiilfar.il
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claimed letters remaining iu the steel-skein wagon which is wai- purpos«'s, and b> <- K.i *1 ! 1 ¡u s cl-.in i t * » . i ni
i.o'.jnGi'h’oàeiî clean am! the tables supplied with
Coquille pis to ilice, CT k ^ s county, ranted in every respect.
A ll per- l;m d before the 1! rjjir N r ai! it hi'f t iw r i f
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tills I'tli.'e ,'lt 'her :*nr. * O <*»•^•>11, Oil N'»* ânes-
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Oregon, December 1st, 1889:
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Y autine ,''a^ n s and machines, d a y the l.itb d av *»r r i bnnary, i •v> ; •’* ),
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M yrtlf . P o in t , O r .
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Benjamin Soars,
a.o f ! .. if Pi . X iti! ti. ?.,i uit at *!'•*; • r .uni ,
euiM. ^ronS»
berg«fc Son at Coquille C ity,or my- kin
• • o t ► c r y pa «• ntei#
S t a t io n kvf . ry
‘ ’ fegoh, Viir* .1; L. Bll« 1»S ï
Al OU!•C Tabor,
Frank Randall,
: * fkr.-i1 revv-iji.tr>«!
S. L. Lafferty, 2 self at M y rtle P o in t for prices and M uUiu'nn.h cotii.r Y « , » ,*'( on. « »1 Jo
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since the overthrow of the empire
W . A. Barnett,
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Parties calling b»r the above will si-mer has gone and met Stanley,
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hotel.> ii. Ylur-hriid. aud the po<kt oftin« on
I the explorer, and writf-s that the
please say “ advertised.”
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y..hl'*■ he i,r in Euieire.
old man is exceedingly hearty, but
J. H. X o slfr , P. M.
MYRTLE P O I N T , O R .
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is almost white from age nnd e x -1
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• p :» pood - ¿jipjv r rid qualit-
In a recent article in the Youth’s
w <>f fl!i k. binds
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p »sure.
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and V. i’ll sell . t re;.
Companion, on “ How to cure a
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S. W . O . A . S n v i i t y .
cold,” the writer advises a lemon­
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M yrtle Point, Cregcn,
Uivt-r Lv .•■!* .; ìer. ! r. iir-dea:;u.
L d . I l f r a l i »:— Please allow me
ade to be taken at bed time. It is
f : ri
we . Lpecl to build jp r. liviu-; 1 usiii-s.*.
,vfî
* oui», s-nl se*' ns.
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a dangerous treatment, especially i 8Pace iu >oar evor welcome visitor
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during the severe cold weather «if the H erald to whisper into the.
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R ar . ia ! . - O n* «»I the fintst piecea
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of liottoR» of lif'v to Hixtv acres wi-h •» I J i U ' J ’ MIA IN'Mi of. r.i.d dealer in Fruit
the winter mouths, as it opens the ears <>f the board and members of
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pores o f the -«Ivin and leaves the t|,pSouthw estsrnO regonAgriciil-
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i fa 1 i j lj «ite is i-d.-reii • t a luircaiii by
.-uiu iV* constant!v < s har '. u vei*. r. '<i!at«d as>*®rt
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sjstem in s..i h c-*mliiion that an- tlirnl society,ft few suggestions, to- j
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other and much more severe cold
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is almost cettain to be con tra ct*!., wlt:
herer*> tllft »«st special j
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five fi^’ ì saiibfacticn.
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Many years constant nse and th e ! meeting o f oqi members was a,
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experience o f thousands o f p e r-, failure on account of a majority j
i .D A U , l i lì. A s i I. M A T I . F , M Y R
sons ot all ages, has fully demon- uf the members being absent
h l o r a n d r p r u v , ! k ; :l> o r a ! w ; . v
strated that there is nothing better
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would it not be vvell and none too;
for a severe cold than Chamber-
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i c i : : ’l ' I i « »V s.’ J i ’‘ .’ i l i l i f ]• <w< : r :
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Iain’s Cough Remedy.
It acts in t,me!y for the boy cl to fa 1 « " e v
perfect harmony with nature, r*»- °nd meetiug? Gentlemen let us
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lieves the lungs, liquefies the tough hear from you. N iav , a word to;
tenacious mucus making it easier the brother stockholders; We ;.,c
L O O K
v t!;<>
T i ; g !v A T I E
to ex Electorate, and restore« the n : .
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*- ¿ i v o r m i ì 1 >; a r , at r f ü s o i i a b l o i
system to a strong a: <1 healthy
condition. Fifty «*ent ixitiles for s,u*(-*<'ss of this institution.
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I'iiubi*]*, ni: feh-wood aud stavo tiin-
-D E A L E R S IN
aale by J. II. N«*sler. ( ’o*)uille City, certainly a most valuable ad vert is-
p
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parch
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and \\ . L. Dixon. M yrtle Point.
mg m:dium for the progressiv.*
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ii «*rni *<•««».
farmer, stockman, mechanic, m ar-,
j ties to i-uit, and at the love : l living
Carl Sclnuz is lying very ill of chant or mill man,one and all. S >:
IL\dI ^ r t l e ^ c i n t , O r e .
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rates.
pleurisy,
do not let us pass this matter by
J. P A R K E R ,
The old blind minister was cou- nnno^ crd. Every one of us should
( ’ H A S F. DOE.
Agents
f*»r all Kiuds o f Vehicles
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tinued as Chaplin iu the fifty-first ut, nd
meeting and arrange for
Favkersbnrg Co is counnty* Oreg.
vini 8
tf.
Staucr & Walker’s Farm and
congress.
, tl,ft
L et the secretary give
due notice o f the time o f meeting
MU! Machinery.
Congressman Reed was elected
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
nn«l then you should all attend
speaker o f the house of tho fifty-
N o t i o n is Iv-.'cliV «jivon t h a t th o la s t w i l l
. ( T h e Largest House in the Pacific Northwest.)
either in person or by proxy.
a
n
d to s lir .io n t o f R o b i it XI. S t r a u c , «loceaH- !
first congress.
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Como, now, it will not put any one
I oil. lias lie i :i J u l y
to iiin lia t«-and
ti»*. n m lc r s i^ n o il w h o ;ir<* i i a n u d CvcCutoiH
Aftflr all the good people of liio tVtl.o'lonst tr.ml.l^ S lm u U 'v. iur i
Osborne Mowers and Sice! Spring Tooth Harrow.
tin rein litivc* I k i h d u l y a p p o i n t e d such ex- |
Janerio have got to rioting.
A
business hinder your being preset t
c c n to r a b y o r d e r o f t h e c o u n t y c o u r t o f t h e
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number have beeu killed.
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s t:itc o f ( ) r .
in a n d f o r th e c o u n t y o f j
send your proxy, to some one wlio
C o o s , s i t t i n g h .r th e t r a n s a c t i n g o f p r o b a t e j
Alton L .y, X. ii., was shaken yOU know will work for the be&tiu-
b u s in e s s and l e t t e r s t e s t a m e n t a r y h a v e is- •
up by an ea: thquuko <>n the ord. terosts o f all. L et us have a m eet-:
i s u e d t o such e x e c u to r s .
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Many people left their houf>es.
n,,r
j \y W imf . r
~~A444u rs >ns l i a v i n g clu iin s ¡igainst s a id e s ­
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t a t e a r c In ¡ e b r r e q u ir i'd t > p re s c u t t h e m ;
California is tho second largest
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.m il urn poll** Fire.
d u l y v e r i f i e d w i t h i n s ix m o u t h s f r o m th e
»late in the union, lean», o ily , lie-
MinnMipolia, Nov. 30. - T I 1 0 Tri-
d a l - o f i b i s n o t i c e t o th e u n d e r s i g n e d at
T im ber Land. A ct Ju n e 3, 1878. —Notice
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Coquille ( Uv. ( ms count v . Oregon. Dated;
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ing lar|*or. Montnna i, tliiul in l.one bnililing caught lira to-night
tor Publication.
i’OAiiiiiifi ß R * i i f i o i m i i r
l.S . EDMUNDS, Prop.
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H y r t’a Point ïlursery.
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J. F. ficyes, Proprietor,
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nfTi!\;"n
u n or
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C. euer al Mereliandis
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Sullivan and Jackson are to
meet in Sun 1 rancisco iusitlo o f
four months. Fox of the Police
Gazette thinks Jackson stands no
show with John L.
Dolph will introduce a bill for
the forfeiture o f tho Northern I*a-
cific’s unurn- d lands Few people
have much faith in Sen.ytar Dolph’s
action in this matter.
The Mormons have instituted an
ex«xlus to Canada where tb?y pro-
pose to establish themselves, it
having become too tropical for
them in the United States. Can-
ada says:
‘‘N o you don't.’
T K ) 0 S i
P a r tie s Ir v m g ir o m
an«l in a few minutes tho entire
building was ablaze. F ifty editors,
printers and others employed on
the top floor were apparently shut
off from nil avenues o f escape, and n
-I
the wildest excitement prevailed. X A X X v JL
Tw elve lives were lost and the loss
to the Tribune is a quarter of n
million,
insured
at half that
amount. Several other firms occu-
pied the same building which was
an eight story tinder box. Aside
from one elevator, it had but one
means o f escape—a stairway, and
this, as vvell ns the elevator was
j shut off by the flames early in the !
fire.
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for u b
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tie Foin b to Bandon w ill—
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ahd all
skin diseases
T IM B E R L \ N I) N O TIC E.
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I ' s r i T n S , I K'* I,*-, 1. oim . e. i m , ,,,'no.OrK.i.
W dilPF’S PPT P B R A T k TI FillisilTI fUlT PITMTTIY
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th
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th.' , roV M ..,.M„f the art of conitre.. of J« a A
MOORE’S CELEBRATEDF01S0U OAK EEMEDT.
amt W .-l. . ^ton te n ilo ry. ’ C. F .
It UIUM1 InlUmiiutl«» udIrflU lH .». u U I..W
on|y sun,duitroyer of Uicrobu« uni other Skin
..f O ncon i...
ilav I.I.d to_lh»s_<>«««
his -w i.'ii sl.u< nn r.t N o.---- , for the purchase
I of u,e iu " , of s. ction No 2 8 . in tounsh.p N o .
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entitled,* An act for tho «ale o f timber lauds in the ,
uf California, Orison. Nuva.U aud v a«hiaK-
ton territory,” Audrew J. Iloi’ ifatt o f Ralaina, Co.
; of C iwlitz. Territory i f WaMhinid >n, Inis thin (lay
litel iu tliiM iitlire in- evurii Bt Ji. iiient No. -for tin*
i ¡1
|HircllHSii of tile Mouth went *4 ol Sec. No. 'J, in
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towii8lii|i N«>.
south range No. ¡»west, and will
h - i < otter proof to allow 1 hat th«* land sought 1# more
J
valuifile for itn tirulier or stone than lor agricul­
tural jilirp.isen, and to establish his claim to said
land before the re - ■ ister a tel reeei ver of Ihimiflicdlt
Ho-u-btirg. Oregon, on wt dueMday, tho -JJ uay o f
J. H, ROBERTS,
Co..W. T,, and A. A. Va^eaml Z. W. Barker o f Caniaa
Valley, Iionulaa eouuiy. Oregon. Any and all per-
, Poim elaiiuiiik.' ailveraelv the above-ili serilieil lamia
, are reiiuested to file their claim » in tbia ollice on or
| before raid '03d day o f January, ItW).
|
Myrtle Point, Or.
tage to come to
L Y O N S ’ ST OB
Coquille City,
To make their selections.
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P r lC O f 2 5 C O fltS & BOX.
D e a le r
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Cbn*. W. J ounhios , register. !
U s it k d s t a t i . s L a n d O Fricr.,
k o h aftt .. O r ., Sept. i6tli, 1889.
Notice is lierchy s»»'cn that in compliance
wit h the provisions o f the act of Consrcn* o f
, Ju n e 3. 1878, entitled "A n act for the sale o f
j timber Linds in the states o f California. Ore-
vv>n*
co u ii. .<
M « i.n .n ..h ,
I 2 8 s ranee N o o we.-t. and w ill o ffe r p r o o f to
to
I j u,Vv tJu'i t!;t‘ lord «n cg lit > m ote valuable fot
for
timber or stone than for agricultural p u rp o » « ,'
and to establish ins ola m io -aid land before the
Register nnd Receiver o f this office at Rose-
burg. Oregon, on Thursday the tath day of
December, 1889. He names as witnesses: H.
11 . Brown, C. A. Brown. A. (i. (lough, all o f
Portland. Multnomah county, Oregon, and
John E. De Wolf, of Kos*burg, Douglas coun­
ty, Oregon.
Any ¡»ml a!l persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are r*quested to file
their claims in this office on or before said
12 th day of Decmiher. 18P9.
C h a s . W. J ohnston , Register.