Coquille City herald., January 07, 1890, Image 3

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LOCAL
Judge D yer was iu town Satur­
day.
Rain, hail aud suow New Year's
night.
from
Eastern Oregon.
Hon. J. H. Roberts was in town
yesterday en route to Coos bay.
Uncle John Kronenberg has
gone to San Francisco on business.
A Mr. Culver and Miss Steinon
were married at Fairview hist
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! with j 11 the modern < onVt nituce*. ; I-o 7i ,
Col. Rosa and fam ily have gone
Some people imagine that the
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to California on n visit
rich discovery made by John Sturd-
j £ . 1 f i l l finished :;nlo-<u. All lliis property is in tfjv- ¡
Alev Urquhart is sick in r>au
| top order furnished with pure spring v oter
Mrs.
Edwin
Crook
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f
Bandon
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vant
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Iron
mouutain
doesn
t
Francisco.
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| in pipes. A splendid garden and fruit.
P lL Y S K T A S AN D SU R G E O N .
was visiting Mrs. Harper and fam- amount to much owing to the pres-
Will be priced all together or sep. rate • • hy
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Johnny Hoot is the lmppy father
mitkiii^
npi»lic.iti(
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to
our
ol.ice,
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»dice
und
r, siiitiicv. HunuewcII quailing,
iiV last week.
ence of iron. This is false for iron
0,
of a bouncing baby boy.
pneperty is we*l 1 situated for different pur-
( •■ipiille City. Oregon.
Mr. McArthur, the banker, was is favorable to a rich mine, so say
I D j poses and must be examined in detail to
jr,... permaiua.tlv »«Tated nt CoqoiU* City.
Born on the 1st inst. lo the wife
I learn of its real merit.
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Some ot
of the
richest
joined here by his family and his 0XPertp* b>omo
tin richest
O JP
' House
1 .¡¡s promptly attende«! day ..r niRht.__
House and
and two
two lots
lots ill
in the
the heart
heart of
of 1o*n
town j
o f Daniel 13 arklow, a daughter.
for **
Si.H vj
ftO . . will
W ill soon i be
needed for a busi- a
t J. 1 Winter
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mother last week. H e w ill buihl m in e s in the world have been found
! for
W. N. Campbell
. . . . . ; . * . « « d,,i for alami-
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a . . J.
v iin ltr
G o see the bargains at Lorenz’s
tion which
wlneli will
will be
be very
verv v valnal.
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u n d e r ir o n mountains, This brings C O Q U IL L E C I T Y . Coos Co., O n j nesslocation
ìu h ii . i . < . . , ‘
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, w 1 _ _ ..........! SWOO-HM acres 3 mile« from r,.ensue
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cash store. H is goods are first ind go to house-keeping soon. On U
behalf of our people we extend a
the old German couplet.
C itali a branch of Cniminu’liaiti creoli ; un- ! v ‘S A 1.
li» il. fiì ‘' l ¡; l \ •
class.
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“ Es ist nie nicht qnnff sogut
improved. There is considerante choice ;
1 IC. U t \ welcome to Mr. M s family.
Der tragt nicht einen eiserne Lut.
W I L L TRANSACT A G E N E R A L L E A L ; creek hotten» on this place > hielt will 1».
Rev. L. A. Fenton calls in his
Coquiiie City, Oreg.
Our public school will begin the ’ W hich interpreted is
easy clearing. The Imlauco i* timbered 1
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appointment for the South fork
bench land o «cx-d quality, with much ..... . j
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i o S u p p ly a ll CUstoUJ-
E STA TE BUSINESS.
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No mine is deemed so fcood
3rd Monday in January with Su­
church.
As one that has an iron hood.
j saw timber thereon; in sheltered jierfertly, I • ei'S W ltll tliO choicest CUto o f
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perintendent
Bunch and Prof.
i and is a choice foundation for u home, l’lio ! n r’i'ii •■ [•m riii: m »m '
4 » 5 i f I OP
You will miss it it you don’ t see
Robert A irey upstairs and Prof. W a r D e p a r t m e u t , s i s u u l S e r v ic e , ...... ,
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t u i ! , r alone is worth the price i.kcd.oo
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Lyous prize tea aud prize baking
H ill bny flllil SO: llfihrovotl riircis ( soontwitwotaUzed.
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W e also carry a line o f i:o-
David Strang and Misa Hattie
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powders.
Kistlerl.el.uv, it is likely a pri- i
Atmot.1 summary o f meteorolog- ;
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in d I. ahoain .—O ne of the fun-st pieces
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V so itili lai*Is, Tim ber í *! ígr ; s , of , , J. . I lot
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1 ljio s . Nuts. Caudies, etc. etc.
W . G. Webster, as will be seen vale schu ol.»m be ran in n.I.iition ‘ral observations, .na.le by George I
tern of fifty to sixly ncrea, with a | •
by the Mail, is still “ building this ns there is iosnlKeient room in tlie j I***«nf*tl. at Tiamlot., lor th e je a r
couple r.cref. on the hencli for n !>nildiuit
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nfihh
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poblicschool bnildingt
em lii.g December 81, bvSO.
summer.”
i h f a 'i * ! C h c i c o
^ r e e s r i e s .
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Mr. l\. S. Knowlton was present­
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Co "»a county must have a good
" ^ V .e r ea n d Pp: estier " p iw »
I A , i b e r a l h,1!U'° o f tl,e I^tromvge
aim
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,found
on
.he
Co'iu.ii.
o f the people of Coquille City and
ed with a fine gold headed cane by centia! wagon road that • can be
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I3uy, soil and lease city property
vicinity is respectfully solicited.
his best girl.
traveled at all seasons o f the year. __
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B .''•in filli 70 1< n ni n T îi ri rioiî’T
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A ll onlcrs promptly filled.
The diphtheria patients arc all it must extend rr.vn the navigable
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about well. N o new cases on tha waters on the Coquille to those o f ! M arch ..... . so.«; 71 :u- t a u t 4 J
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April........ v. fc\r,fi,t; tAt i.io i;;
The new A 1 Schooner
river so far as we-caii learn.
Coos bay and really should extend îfa y .............. al *; 77 4« s.sr, n;
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exercised in their own purchases. I
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P r iz e t e a .—VVi,h every pound from Em pire City to M yrtle Point j ¡by
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Parties
wishing
to
dispose
of
prop-
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o f J. A . ljyous’ natural leaf Japan Such a road will lu*ve to be planked !
C o q u il l e C it y , ü e e g í n ,
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erty can not do better than to
since
there
is
no
gr
avel
to
be
lmd.
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— .v».i 71.40 li.To n*.
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tea you get a silk handkerchief.
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place it our hands as } our
Grandma Stcne of Rinck creek \\ hat say the county court. 'Ye r-.v.-mhi-r..... 4 .>. 4 :r»s.fi 5 ,ii sa 1 « 7 , 1
chances for disposing ■
is sorely afflicted with heart dis­ should like a full discussion of ( The average mean was 52.3; nv-
i I'll is lionKP lias Lecn relit ted and newly
this
subject
and
invite
correspon-
orage
maximum
59.7;
average
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furnished thrmiahoat.
ease. Dr. Sponogle is in attend­
are first-class. *
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deuce on the subject.
min., 38.3; total rainfall, 59.10
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First-class Accommodations for Traveling
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MEN.
W
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are
prepared
to
attend
to
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The small boys of Coquille City inches; anew, 1.24; days rain, 128;
Hon. A. M. Crawford will move
8 P O N O G L E,
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w eek^
Jonathan
creek, made
Thursday.
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County court is in session.
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J. J. Birch has returned
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Quick, o f Lnmpey
us a pleasant visit
CLarley Johnson has returned
to bis old home near Fairview, a
married man.
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Mrs. Tucker, a lata arrival her?,
was.baptized in the liver at tins
place yesterday.
Chas. 0 . Oili'.oy and bride of
Randolph took in the New Y ea r’s
festivities nt thic plae^*
Uncle John 1 j . Otfieid has mov­
ed to Linn coauty, after trying
Klamath to his full desire.
Robert Carman, son o f J. W .
Carman o f M yrtle Point, paid Co-
qnille City a visit one day hist
week.
iûiiüilUu Huii D luiiliMiji
to Rose bn rg at once to assume the
Senator Sinclair returned from , ..
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duties of Receiver 01 i nblic money
KosPuurfj ami 1 ortiRnri oaturuav*
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H e is attending county court this
W ilbur WUlianis who worked
w *ek.
for Parker the two last seasons
Clrrk M iller s?orul a suac ' ss
was married at Murphy, Josephine
iu “ Kathleen Mavourneen” with
Co., a few days ago.
the Suow family at Juneau. Alas
R . S. Knowlton. successor to
ka, recently.
Judge Nosier is still stowing aw v
Congressman Hermann is urg­
new goods in his drugstore. H r
ing his bill for a firs, order light
will only kerp the freshest aud
at the mouth o f this r:\er. Suc­
purest drugs.
cess, Binger.
The Gilman placò will be sold
J. 1>. Barklow of the upper river
by SherilT Ha;lockm* at Em pire
made us a pleasaut visit Satin day.
City Jan. *2 on an execution in
J. D. 19 one o f the popular young
favor of J. M. .»Siglin anil W . A.
benedicts o f his section.
Lus«*.
Mr. Knowlton. our new drug­
V*’ iiere are the you; g men that
gist who bought Judge Nosier out,
were going to flit iti;.h t ’*a]tiil le
arrived New Year’s and is opening
Uity with gooil st< ne cotti? Ü ar
a complete new stock o f drugs.
p o o p le want it. »in 1 tinF
» p»Tson who
W ill the person who. through
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first
g » al mil ie can get
mistake, took an umbrella from
a good trade in t It is* pi :u*e. Get
the Rebekah ball please leave the
t!ier<* E li.
same at P. O. and oblige the own.
R v. L. A. Fe •iton *-irill pre ich at
er.
Ban lort tlm tirst Su u j )V in ea<*ii
The- telegraph -line frrun this
month nt 11 a, in. end 7 p in At
place to Em pire City is again up.
M yrtle Point tiie *2 :d Sunday in
Mr. Schetter worked like a beaver
each month at 11 a. n;. and 7 p. m.
to get it from under the fallen tim­
A ll are invited to attend these
ber.
meetings.
Buy Lyons’ prize baking pow­
Pri vit Bean. Sr., visited fr onds
ders. You get the finest piece of
in this place Saturday and Sun­
glassware, worth more than (*>0
day. Mr. D. is e n g a g e d in min­
cent9, the price o f the powders,
ing on Johnson and Sucker creeks
with every can.
and thinks lie kn »ws*where there
M a r r ie d . — A t
Univers-dist
me bushels o f wealth but sa vs it
church, tl»i9 plucr, Sandny night wj|| , Hke |o,s (>f wofk rui, [Hnvder
Jan. 5th, 1889, Rev. M r J. L. to
it
Adams aud Mrs. Mary E. Lum-
M i ss Leek, iceently from P o rt­
mey, Rev. S. B. Holleul)cak otfi-
land, has engaged the rooms over
ciating.
1 Mr. Lyons’ s t o re form erly occupied
. The mill of J. A. Lyons o f this
by Mrs. K rom nberg. Miss Leek
place has been thoroughly over­
is an accomplished dressmaker of
hauled and is in better shape than
, long experience. »She respectfully
ever before for doing good work.
solicits n share o f the patronage o f
H er good new’ boiler will make all ,,
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| Copnille v ity nnd vic-inity.
the steam r«he can use.
Geue Robinson returned from
Mr. Kerrigan living on Rinck
Humboldt last Saturday, .hale and
creek lost a cow nnd a valuable
hearty, much to the pleasure of
Durham bull by falling timber
his many friends. It was report­
during the heavy blow of two
ed that lie got married but it never
weeks ago.
H e says that ovi-r
nlToctod him muck if he did. He
three hundred large trees were
is heartwhole and woe unto tho
blown down on his place.
coy maiden who gomes his way.
A s the Eureka was tacking down
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the b.iy from can Francisco she rx
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and hung on her bawser unit! the 1 .
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two wed written i.v»pn)s— the vale
vessels were toweeh <uwai t.
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only damage was do the Lureka u* .. 1 »
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chafing against the bolista} s of thei
! was employed in legal ads and it
Tw ilight.
was im possil)le to give thorn. The
Th e Rebekah ball 0 0 N ew Yenr s jitter appears this week, aud the
eve was well attended and :s pro- f()rm(»r will appear next week if
nounced a great success. E very possible
person who attended it-is loud io
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praise o f the good ladies who spar-
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ed neither time nor money in mak - 1 .
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. 1 no moans abating in J’.urope. It
the
year
just closed. l i r e la <,
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Bekahs.
i ,aw ‘)econi° ppidonuc in all oonth-
| ern nnd western Europe and is
&cxt Sunday Elder Eim nnds killii g thousands daily.
I t has
w ill
preach at the l niversalist made its appearance in Canada,
chinch,
morning nnd evening. An At*awa dispatch sav’V There
Th e former service will be 1 1 h e! h re 200 hundred cases o f influenza
plea o f the C bristinas church, and here, and many more in Montreal,
the letter will be en eddrees to the
kso ckf . d out -M n rr.e d
nt the
yonng raft». G o end he»,r linn. • „„¡.fe n c e of the I,rule , ,„other in
E ld. Hollenbeek w ill preach the; CoqniH. Ci y Jan 4 1S1K) W alter
4th Sunday.
j . \y Lite, cx -p n -ili,] o f Pateraon,
Nearly everybody had a big tur-
Ley dinner on New Year's day.
A shooting match was had the day
before and many were there won
by shootiBts and they in their turn
put them up at raffles. W ill Ten-
nfsson pnt his up every time he
won and at night hud gained $7.50
but had no turkey.
M*.», PORK
New .Jersey, and Miss Julia Eve-
lpna Taft of Coquille City. Thus
the pugilist was knocked out on
the first round. The outlandish
clmravari was instituted by the
hoodlums and bedlam were a
credit to it. The hand tendered
these }’oung people a serenade the
following evening.
Sales in Person.
forget themselves, vs was shown
by their wild, hilarious cheering nt
the church during the marriage
ceremony Sunday night. B 0 y 3 . i t
is too I ad. You bring condemna-
frosts 29. Our frosts wore nil hoar
frosts.
N o killing frosts.
The
rainfall in July did not aveiage
0.0*2 per day.
Our rainfall in Oc-
tuber was 0.55 inches above th“ W E
tion <>n y o u r
av era g e.
fa th e r
and
m o t h e r,
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tv.rangers question your raising.
Little peoi >le of your own age may!
flunk it looks cute but your actions
are condemned by all grown
pie who are properly raised.
v o n e v e r n o tic e
how
n u ic k
eouce
B
ennett
B U S IN E S S
Y. O. Sig. Service, U. S.
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Tll0 uew je a r promises well for
peo- the development o f the resourses
Did c f this section.
vour
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p.iri nts would stop 3 ou from such
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This ¡
trips j
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d e a lin g
s t r ic t »attention to b u s in e s s to m o r - ;
bait, nails, iron .an'l
s t a n d , w h e r e I w ill k e e p c o n s t a n t ly
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u tn tio u s ns b e i n g the- b e s t h a ; b » )r
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net w e e n o a ti r r a u e i s j o
a n d th e
T o i i i f I 'u l i l i r .
m e d ic in e s , • c h e m ic a ls ,
rttrongtll
n n (l
p u r it y
etc.,
of
th e ; C o lu m b ia .
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strnly a favorite resort.
The l-UCo* are supplied with «II the deli-
! cacles
tu be had. and in style to suit tho
most fa.-ndioas epicure.
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Its di-.inq-roatus and sleeping apart-
r»n nts are s. cond to no hotel in Southern
i Oregon.
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11m. Y. I». Olive, Prop.
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h!»i|f f >:r:o w«»r!csolicited. Hume
: m i pin# \v,»r!, ,a specialty.
. 1 - .•-■in;' work, weiloer., do^S,
ia>>ks and t-vervtliinc used in
l* , * t
H li L Q.» tisfartion
Shop on corner north of Pio-
b!c.
n.‘J5tf
ror Sai
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A o.! piar»'. 2(M acres together with
v rni head of rows, and some horses’ or
I -e» ::r .’civ. \< ry chea]». Tin*, own» r's rea sc*
. i ’»•"! c i- rented fir r tlii- se,isnn.
Ini|uire
| ol K. 11»aider or \V. 1). York at M yrtle
j 1‘oint, Coos Co., Or.
Ä KM r#pruß 1 Ï 0 PB end
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phnhorr
Honco
1 XBÏSjicim i*-b»IN»ol 5 noUbe
r . ; \ I«ott" ’a land, barile»» ’
and *;»•■ d.'.i ; .*< •.•*.. *h.. fni<s «»f ¡».i tare. ! r s n i t n r ' . / r T
«ml pan* s p r w . - i U - r ; Uio l.vul jldniiis; i U
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g b g . ’c
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enn be h.ui r.*!»s<>n:ii>ie.
ifEXio—nvi afr«»s »»f rnim.i^rovei
» noar IVrkorsiviir^ on wiiicli is Rune vnluaMt* I
evdur tiinhor will make a i»oo<l home when
improved.
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MRS. A. L. OLIVE, FliOP.
s{.
mi
the proper thing. There is noth,
iug to hinder the scheme, ami our
U o n v e c t t o s .
OLIVE HOTEL,
..^) per t o n : , anj
H aving purchased the »trug bus-
iness of »f. II. Nosier «fe »S in, I will
c intinuo the business at tlmir old
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( ity ,lIuI all poults on j r p H I S p„pn!nr Hotel lias recently been
In»* r over river at t »e following rates:
j 1 - put in better order than ever before,
and
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R. b. knowlton, c f Empire, was
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. .vtl,orfm«ht inclndinc flour. *3.1.0 per ton.
Monday on his way to Co- ^ t n0 <’°nfidenc(- 01 parties having
Tin-*vrhoonen Fr.p Trade nm] r>. 1 Norte
j will a! «* e rrv freight at tin* s-ane rates.
.¡„¡Mo City, »«her.» k , letely pur- '„«sinese t> transact in run- line.
CoNi-YLEK M ill k. Tro C ompany ,
(.|,„,i0,| th e drug store o w n «l hy
Judge Nosier. The C< quil’e peo-
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Q :i o f i ' ' AA •{ Pf
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p|e will find Mr. Knowlton n
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I « . i k %J 2 W I
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e w :• i
thorough dr»iggi.st. and a courteous
and obliging gentleman,
i T n ■»-. — f\
V I . ç r i . v ; - r »rty-tiir\' litres
p ô v r;'--»t"n
Hu'inOTi
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Chits. Eckholfsold hl< place near
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liljii ¡Ü U -ti ; ; Ü ‘ i Uj 1,
f(‘ll<’“S 11 1 » -1 tie»
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,rtii Bend on Monday to Ui.pt. inas.
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a n a o 01 : 1 e r .
Simmons h r > ](’».( ( 0. it is stated - •!: 1 stor... i¡,¡ ¡» mp ; »' u - » \» •• »•*
\ i ;> pr ;ty I» «
. »» u:d »-¡i ap »• re.
gr»U'•essiul \ •li:«1 to «tarns'":!:!!
I « al
tint cnpilalisls at Washingfi u, I), !»•“ I :.'i *.i!t I
iVl.Cil*.
! l ories an
1er ari ir;.'■’.I .
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C.. are interested, and that the í;ut» *\
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propeilv will n<d I..* all».wed to re-
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resources of this SCI .ion •»a- une
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Se nsH«ms.
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T** ~:tY*l ri i> IT. 1"fi** IH. Mutf.-n.
known, ami the faciliti»* to or ship-
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ping that the harbor aiTo-is are Va'Tother aY'
•s »vi»
v; th** pi:TC.t • .*:iug h a ‘ - Pi oil nee aud nil kinds of Grocer­
<.f lidi a!.<) 1» )• U ìuì . 1 :1 * : «i :
ies.
i».>; *■»»•« 1V* » H!*r* s 8ilartl-
■ 1 nt un* ;Tini !’! 1 JOO'I . R I Machado ’s Fishery, Greaon.
!!• ■v! : ]» . 1 .
.. r» v r> ilibaci
nnv.i ••
»11.1 unti y< k»> t *i s1[ •*<*rs.
old ones will be worked more ex- i4 • »':! J
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pli.w. hl .'V,
tensive!»:; Coos will tab.; her p! ice in>»w« "• '
as the richest county in the state, d »n’t :i -;»
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BANDON. OREOON,
ami Coos bay will uni »'Jam itsrop-
aOions?
vour m..tl. o r ir
-v n" won1,1 n"* resl « t y o o rw lf.
W ould it not lie a good idea for
Uoos county to build a railroad
from ( nos bay to Myrtle P o ’ nt?
As the county becomes
more
de
densely populated the season for
W
J
w;:g»»ii
r ;*d travel will become !e-.p.
A
A county lailrontl wbnld certain-
ly
!y prov lemunerntive, Iwsido- it
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could
be regalateli so Hint it would
IK
m.f fieece the people 11 s if owned
Ï »V
•y i’riv ite capital, ^ o m et:iin g
Mil
c»u>t he d«ute, and while a county
railroad Mould i.ff an timorati h i .
it doesn’ t follow that it. is.not jus*
R oom
’Ibis j.»pular and fuvoiite roM>rt has
li-ei.tlv 1 1 »-ii th<»roughly renovated and put
in Setter <»rd,-r than ever l»efor. The tallies
art oipplird witli nil thedelicaces to lx? had,
re most fastidious
; -t;i her past record, and will until furtlu r |
’ notice, on and after November l.%tb, ie iiv r j v 0
fa ir
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D
\\^ì7»f» lían on no otli«r Rente.
vi
vess.-l Lavino made six round
i*i : hx Ins* six months, is supposed to
T H IS
IN
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j. S. EDMUNDS, Prep.
forili Exprmiv for li t-
C () Q U I L L E
TRANSACT A L L LE G A L
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SAISACE.
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guarantee to answer the require-;
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deiime Mcijory, Proprietress.
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b. L . Edwards is agent for the ¡ Cfl
1<1^ acres at mor nth of E.imp. v ,
SlIACL
me;-,to or the phartnacopeeia; also »•»
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creek ir»cattle. 3’» sheep, mi are and cjtli.
tl_
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1 «»quille river for the \\hihey tools, sold «ion« with placo.
place.
j Toilet Articles nnd all varieties of Din"-
This popular house has recently been pnt
all the patent and proprietary
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b a ll joint mowers a n d
A n»*Ht home of over 4-0“acres, three qnar- I
•ts* Snndries.
I
in
excellent order, an l is trul .* a fa orite
.
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t«*rs of n mile from Coquille flitv nith now i
medicine» that are in generai use, r ,>
will bo » .ipj>lied with
* ( narapi
lp io n s e l f - b i n d e r s , a n d s u lk y X-r»>om ii.»use:V-»arkliiii.' n<»iiii!> linuieli. va
iT !
3G1 ‘ r , s >rt. , The tables
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and sudi sundry articles as are .
.
* - riot
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1 the very best, invlndinsr the delicacies of the
land. bill, bottoni and t i m l »» • r.
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nay rakes.
I season, thus endeavor:))" tt» suit the mon
Also the
Lan-: U g end ncr.-selear.-d
and cultivatod, on public:
lerci
usunlly tonno m any nrst class re.
v . . .
a n d
| f istidiousepicure.
This lnitel has just
r ctd Urico s .'-’Ow.
.
,
,
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. . . steel-skein wagon w lie li is wr.i
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| boon rcnov.ite»l and r *fi;t *d aud every at
t-o! drug store. i air dealing shall
no.vs pcnr Nnrwc.y: so rcres bottoni 1
J-
J-Ni
i x « .£. , lentil»), will be oiveu to owests.
Patronage
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I<viiti*i» 111 0 1 0 1 3 ìespeet.
^vll per- must tv v -lì c <
;»iuj i?i a. Iiioh siati» «>f
s »hcitid.
be ray motto, batisfaction guurnn-
»• f *
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! i-uitivati»».,: i.v»
f 1 k „ c 1 , h„id. plcnty |
Jv>EArro a n d C igars ,
f -. X o Chinese Employed.
teed. Soliciting your patron ig o ,
‘
‘ ‘ of gi.ick water, « 711 - orohnrds of. chr.ic* fmi't (
1
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| wiM please cali on John Kronen- «*»>i»h> b«ii.dii»«K. im - w f nc< s ,h»* ì.cst < i
0
, 1 in tm ro '
I am respectfully,
, nerg<v rv*u at Coqnille Gity, or mv* « monev.
M». i ... b-* f.-.na yet offircd for thè P U P E fo lN E S a nd L I Q U 0 E S
TI MI’. ER L A N !) NOTICE.
T) c T.
Uriot* *si;o(».
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R. S. Knowlton.
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For
Medical uses.
Ii^cetulier 3rd, 1H89.
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self
at .Myrtle
Point
for prices
nnd . laml,
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"^.r.ncre8iK»ttom
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.*0 fenced ami ciltiviite«; N> «cn*s c f
N o tic e in heri>»y «Iven that in compliance with
E d . H e r a l d ; The first nation- terms.
c . E. E d w ar d s ,
¡»idgrowth timber : (jood orchard of 1 .">0
Proscriptions Çnrefnllv Oomiioniuled.
the provtnlotiH o f the act o f conKrcm, of June3 ,1H78,
M yrtle Point, Or. ; trees, all f
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,
entitleit “ An a»*t f»»r tnc *ale o f tim lier landa in the
alibt club o f CoquilleCity was form-
140 acres n few miles from Fairview sni*
Tlic BUYEIîS’ÇUIDI i»
"ta*“ « o f California, Orcyon, Neva.ta attJ WAahluf-
nbl * for stock. 4 hors»‘s. 11 Ix'rtd of catt le, j
ed at a meeting o f citizens held i i ■
i ¿sus i iii-icb t»a G;-t.,
ton territory *, G eo ro « H . Jackeon o f Ph illip *,
.v iT ic i:
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; one waqon. two plows. Acme harrow nnd a I
pr ’h yer lt :¿.*»' *» **•
i >oi'ity o f K»ee, etate of Wl-consin hai> .his day filed
the L ni versa! ist church Dec. 28 ,
The C o q u i l l e City Literary S o - ’ tot o f hay is n il offered fo r "$it»oo to pet ;
L-Scloj . tiü cf v..; o:ji! in.or-
in thin oflice his sworn statement n . - * rth e pur-
f 7 ínat.»:n ior ail Wh.*» n *./- j .-*>
> rp o f the n w
of s e c .'»!. In tp
». ;• . ». rang«
18S9. A permanent
organization
ciety
will
meet
in
H
unnew
ell
hall
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» i l l l i n r i in A v n m r n n i u tiii
A few ten n<*re lots only oue mile from ! '
/ chano vJ-.o luvcr.Cs c.* - '¡c
no.
9
west,
and
w
ill
offer
p
roof
to
»
;ow
that the
tíacossifior» of 1 LÎ 2 . Y o
was tor mod* which will hold pub- Monday night ; Jai> 13 1890 in j *°wn RtW*o mch.
land sought is ’ more valuatile fu os timber or
lie m**etin»r»; pvecv tuo vu at L-c .»1
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live luís mui no*» ' &
hotmo « in.-fteijoitle
ritv | cr*n
yoa
*. 4*.nif.'.*
si >*»< tlieii f >r agricultural purpose-, and to mtab-
lie meetings
mw.til.H8 every
even- two wee
we, k
s - ,1 . | ..o
reon|„r'
^ i o • k
A » »,
l l members
nre ! ' part
V'''
ne
ks^-al-,
regular
session.
AU
are
rhoic« «imi.-n land, . all
well fenced «mi ‘ i “ <4*.
n-0-*
ri
!dish his claim to said land before th< register and
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r tt 5 p î:«ù * 8 S ta i n i, w zli.u L .itO , c .i« ,
ternate Tuesday evenings, the*next requested to be present as import- H ';«*«*«»w t > w .
recei».-- ,»f this ottic.e at th seh a r) Oregon, on
1 e - l il'h hu *, v .e ri:, r,-’
cr.v.tct,
meeting being on Tuesday, Jan. I ant business will bo transacted.
14, at the Universalist church at
J. J . S T A N L E Y .
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7 p. m.
About twenty-five have
OCC}*.
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joined. S \V. Harrington is pres­
C o tv M l*itr, S n ii* .
ident, XV. II. Nosier, vice-president;
)g
H. H. Nichols, secretary, Tho
1 lm 'e " co0' ’10 ot iinc
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milch COWS for sale cheat)
One
flu b will form itself into a debut-
e ,
f
’
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is fresh and tho
other w
tllO
will
come ill
ing society to discuss the political
,
-
J . rni
os. f»l°tl
Mo Is o n ,
T LOS.
questions of the day;.how the poo- - Snou
(N orth Coquille. )
plo ctin get along without money
as a circulating medium; how
Lee, postoffice.
’
crime can bo lessened; how mil-
lion aires and paupers can be
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wiped out; how a government can
1
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, fa .
be run and the rights o f man,
woman and child bo respected;
theft and intemperance die a nut-
oral d*»ath, and happiness iusten»!
,.f misery be the existing . M e o f
society; that caste in society shall
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d e p e n d u p o n i n t e llig e n c e Hnd m o r -
al worth instead o f gold. An invi-
tati».n is extended t»i all who can
solve these piol lems t<> come and
tell how. The club recognize® the
eijimlity o f woman with man. The
tight is for all o f .America’s citi­
zens regardless of sex. The Indies
are especially invited to come out.
H enry H . Nichols,
Secretary.
I -, »XCHANGE.
.
T ,
L lm vfi
f-om e
^hatRaS VmvH
buye“ irm
v lU nt
pay buyorn
to inventinate.
tiiUf
©s
I- ò F U ì Y M l.x r .i, ¡.-.id i.- *
Äsno—A small homo of 2D aery« nil clear-
ed atul fairly improved witìi baildiiipH,
j fences, orchard nt' îtt)t) trees! in u»s»il oojidi-
! tion. Alt bench land oil roifd front Coquille !
Ciiv to *‘I vrt le Point. Wot-M .make a tine
fruit wild t?!nc»k**n rnncli. N* ìhk »|, pontoilice ;
ami nt ore wit Inn a teile of tioiui«>.
c*. yl o - un 1 qbani.it ios.
- - ce
*' -TR * -
v. h'vt i:> required to do i 1 iLô.«o things
C0'’ rù«T,* U Y. n:.»l you c-» r:aV>: tyr
C . . O*' t nu \ uitie ot t h 1* ». - l- .»o
r. i'.l l-J
lu *'*** '¡. '77
v' . Ie i 1 v.^..l
: ' ‘ f *’ * P P X . . ‘7 - -r *”NVC'
i v:» J. i C. Y i‘
v. ». •
I l i - i l * LlioLtfr.-’i /-•■cnu», Ca.eai.Sjlil«
$450 boys n live ncre lot wifhm 80 rods of j
the pnstullice nil tide hottoiu land nndfitirt- j
l.v cleared t.»-n r.»d.i riwr frontiipe. A 1,40 i
one of <» NJ-10»* Hcr»*s and anothwr f>«cro lot
j >;ni:iy the lirat for ¡{»'.Hi per acre.-
ìjìtìKiO— <dm*-hnlf Section near Fairview:
I"».» neif*s ot hot,tom land,.34 acres under j
plow and ten ncr-d in meadow, (tood box
! Tu» s»iay the I't b .lay o f March. 1S9U.
He names as witnesses: l i-ank B. Jackson o f
i Phititps, Wisconsin, Ed. G. Lee o f Ros.-lmr»:, Or.,
T . C. O'Donnell Portland, Or., Geo. W ilson o f
1 I.ookiin; Glass Or.
Any and «11 i.'-rsoDs claimt-’ c* adversely the
a'* >v. -d s.*ri!*e.l Ian i ' are r.‘<|Ueste>l to file their
• ia». ’ i
ia oMiu >u or h»»:ore said 25th day o f
March, tv.»).
Clias. W. Jotmston.
B eeister.
Miss Ida E Kronenberg,
- D E A L E R IN —
ix'cse
hoKse and fr.»a»e
fr.»-»»«• t»..-n.
i»..-n.
Told
r.iltl +.pr»n»'
*.pr¡n¡f of
water, and orchard of 10O tr *es nnd.. soitie !
VOI v small fruit. Situated oti North fork of
W
r ’u/.îs. Stationery^
S o d a W a t e r , Etc., E tc.
c „ .
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CYmuilk»
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hue, young mares and horses that
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it.run
ni
utili
i>iii
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^lfioo—2- to aorss.°»o acres in cultivation, y-v
1 will exchange r »r good h eifers.! 4f) «ores fen»cd with ce dar ra ils ; Orchard ¡ C O Q U ili0 C i t U ,
o f ffOl trees, yvnersl v ariety o f f r u it.
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Address J. W . W i m e r ,
acres of s^ond-bottom laud.
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n201m
Ara»fo, Or
160 acre stock farm with a f w acres of
■ ¡»ottoir land und nice sprin-r branch.
Fair
j
Itiiild in .'s an d y ou n»» o r c h a r d f o r o n !
VT u ii I ih Ntorii lo FeoS.
A lso-D i * a e r.’s )o in in s th e a l> o w \vu
Oregon.
œ;Jno. Kronenberg & Son.
:
W . P. Phillips htu. » lot o f fee.)
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and tho best pasture* to bo found a«* which is nearest, .»hipoin- »».»..: »»n xi..-
,
o n 1 lie C o q u i l l e
.
river,
¡viu¡‘,Í!.an 1
Í Jf] i'm r¡
S 3 T
Paints, Orcckiy,
» horses and cattle to winter. H e f
ml.l“rWashI^hie,h 'i* <"<easily |
oilers the best o f rates. C allón clt’;!,r‘’d for pasture*
IM) Rttr«*4on hefta
>or1n f'»rK nbove
him at his rnncli tit Roland prairie i Fairvhw postofücc ah»nq with n head <> c f I
, mix» d cattle, about L’J hoes <*l»ickens n»l
, ,
or urite to 1,ini Ht M .vrtle P o in t
| h»iy and train found on place at t.i;no o f f i * j l c i
Coquille Fisherman's
U N IO N
D E E a »n d .o lp tL O r e g o n ,
W i l l meet every teurfch Jiaturday in <*ncli
month till further notice. A ll members in
goodstaudinKarecordially invited to attend
j Rah*. Several a»'r< s of choice l».tt»»m laud 1
fsiirly improved and a bargain at
Forty acres hill bind one, aud one-lmlf j
miles from town, ntiimf»roved, will be divi- !
ded into ten acre lots if desin at
p»r
d $25
acre.
S »rce choice property in'* the town of j
Eandt»lph on f:oquiile river consisting of a j
large, commodious duelling xatly linishtd j
find SheH iron Ware?
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
; Coqnill«. price 3jt.~t.iil. 'I lu*.;e tWo pliif*»*s tt*- I
anti d e s ir e s aether woui»i make a ca*.itai stock ulucc as ty
& i
S,
Lamps,
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jt'AC2.s!>rAî!»s.‘j e n d F i f o o d e n W a r p ^
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etC.,
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etC.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HIDES. EGGS. ETC.
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