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l'Uni.ISHKD EVERT TUESDAY,
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J. A. & D. F. DEAN,
th e
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Devoted to the interests of the Coqnille
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Day has lon g
River particularly, and of the County gen-
rally.
o f b u s in e s s
r fU lr ° a(1 f r 0 “ 1
been
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H H Nichols, Post
We have the Exclusive Control of
commander of Gen
a change has coine d
i t - ! o v e r s o m e o f th e m a n d a
t a e r su u ie u i lu e m , a u u a
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the
te r r ib le
lo r iiu ie
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lh e o rd e r <ll’owinK Mrs O II 1 rey J2.» pei
month to asmst in maintaining her family
O O Q U ILLE C IT Y ,
to C oos ; gtrtte o f affairs exists.
A l l S’CaS I
revoked and the sum of *15 per month
talked of, and s sereue and happy when we last W!‘* nl*owed.
every
year the necessity for such a )ilp p 6 f iit «,1
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1
f. n ,i n.*w
Hull n o w
it
It
u>n ,na
ScGin.4
Has a good team and is ready
nt all times to do all kinds o f haul
ing in and about town.
G ive him
your orders.
MAPimrpf.
Margaret Ilri
Britain allowed Sii» a month to
.
. . . .
aid ia maintaining lioraelf and family.
our
oui
gobacription, per year . . . ............ **«»'>. road becomes more apparent.
| business in this sectiou is at an
J T McCorumo, for inediciue au J prescrip
tions for Mrs Wm Strang’s children, « » .
I
L
e
Plaindealei
in
answer
to
old
enj
#
Our
converts
were
plenty
T I E S D A Y , J A N . 28, 1890.
F A Golden, for medicine for paupers,
■ '< mm > who say it cau t be done,
am{ ,.f
desirable
quality, but til':).
l>!g stock o f splendid jxotlltoes at
It shou.d be linilt. It can | ^hice Bellamy introduced his book j John Snyder, for IS meals for prismerH,
Johnson B ro s market.
be done.
L will be done.
Rut j — Looking Backward— wo feel liko ^ ‘7**
t im i#
, ..
,
i
Coquille Fisherman’s
U N IO N
And don't have to offer a prize to sell this
Goods, fo r its the BIST e1ADE. Every Can holds
Henry Scngstncken, medicine for punpers
Bargains iu the new goods just j how nnd by whom? that is luo
’
folding up our tent and silently ! and prisoners. # 74 . 65 .
received ai Lyons’ store are the : <iae»ti°n.
i ’ rivate citizens c u d , o f i at( ?aling away.
R ight here we i J J Lamb, for records for Coos county,
i
course,
give
what
they
like,
but
I
enter
our
ea,"nest
protest against; *
rage.
•cV
d o n in I n ltv n rs h a v e o n n o se d th e .i
.
..
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Petition for relocation
of Marshfield &
no ana always u,ne opposed un the reorganization o f , the industrial
Empire ruad.—E A Anderson, John Huls
I t you want real bargains in g»xxl,
subsidizing of railroad corporations
honest goods, go to L o R e N z ’S cash
by counties, states or the nation.
store.
Although railroads are an actual
G o and see Lyons new goods.. necessity in any country, but why
pretty
level.
But
if
the lists for 18S7-I). and clerk was ordered to
H o makes it to your interest to buy i should the people build these roads poo: le still feel inclined to take j ’R'ut1 warr>a'f-s for collection of game,
n
- I
i
• I Contract for building wing to North Fork
o f him.
and then turn them over to those i , • i, .
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, kl" ' " y '■<> «e ltiiu y s lH>ok onr mis- briJ
laok,
L h e L ill to set Crater Into »port rich corporal .ooa? H enry V illord, j aioD on earth ¡„ cndB t xhia «1 1 , «am* 4 u.,1«,™
«sou.
as a pu! lie [ ;irk lias passed the l . i after the completion of the North-
ol|f busiuess from us and we I ^ ’F Siglin, for qumtorsalary as treasurer.
S. senate.
ein Pacific railroad iu 1883, said: objeet. There
it tr ic will
« i n be
un no
nu murder-
luuiuri'
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h h Watson, quarter salary as county
B orn .
Near Coquille City, Jan.
\ ere the bonds granted by the er8f no robl ers, no drunkards, no judge,« 247 . 50 .
21, 1890, to the wife o f Peter John-1 governmeut for the building of paupers, no waut, no wolves in
So! hlcCloakoy, for fec.i as commissioner
jtil.dO.
said road, sold at their market vnl- tdieeps clothing, no money, no corn
son, a daughter.
Fred Jarvis, same, $2T.
Teaming; Teaming!!
R. J. Dean,
o
n ° * k“ A
Since our last visit to the
a railroad to Coos bay, which has ALD readers
EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS
B a la n c e C o u r t P r o c e e d lu e s .
! Lyttle Ptwt- No 28> G A R* WM n,,owed * 7Jl0j
D e a t h in th e l l e n i l d F a m llr .
per month to assist in maintaining Wm
H e r - Rickman, an indigent veteran of
civil
.
Of
1 laiodealer, on the subject
r u it W A IU ».”
J E N K * » D R E A 5 I.
ONE AND ONE HALF FOUNDS.
Jcnks had a queer drown the other flight.
Ho thought he 6:iw n priz*>fl{fhtcrs' ring, and
In the middle of it stood a do’.ijj-hty littlo
shampion who met and deliberately knocked
ov T. one hy oil'.. a score or more of bij.
N. L O R E N Z ,
C O Q U IL L E ,
IK a z id .o lp ii O re g ro n ,
W ill meet every fo.irtu Saturday in each
month till further notice. AH member« in
gooil standing areoordially invited to attend
iOffiIJií liOl'SE!
U STIE/V^-
ORE.
T IM B E R
LAN D NOTICE.
I luted States Lr.i.J 'J.V,cc.
■ ■ 5»txr l . Or.
Oct. L’ith. It-h:t.
J OTIC-K is hereby given that m cotnpii-
Iran, after tryinjr nearly every hiji, drastic
inco with the provisions of the ass of
j ill on the market, that Pierce’s Pleasant congress of June ii. 1ST» entitle*!, * * A i t ttei
Purgative Peli tu, or tiny Sugar-coated for tl:e salt- of timber landt; in ri *• attitr*:; of
Crannies, rasi• v “ knock ou t” and beat all
tho big pills hollow! They are tho origina! California. 0»eg.> i..N*-\’ad.i. «n d W:, k ! ing-
ton Territory.*’ (. isrl< s Coujoy, of Port
and only ("vimine Little Liver Pills.
Beware of Imitations, which contain Poi land, county of A ult'K.rr.ah, tate of Ore-
sonous Minerals. Alwnysa.sk for Dr. Pierce'« ton, lias this it ay i.. d in tlr.t ofiic.e his
IMI-ls, which tire Littia Buirar-confml Pilla, sworn statement No. — for the purchase
wr Anti-bilions Grannies. One a Uose.
of lots 1 filli * *J ¡«nd S ' j of N E
of seotion
No. <‘>, in tov.-!1S?! ip \ >. « ' sonth, rntu'C No.
9 west, and will f/Tr l* proof t.» show that
>ì ■
\ v lA
the land sou^iit i« ir:•>r- vai’ifibh- for its
)i«r:cii '.nral pnr-
K i M o n ti
I l e tu! n r h e , \ timber or stone than *
l i l z z i lies«*, t n n n i i p a - ; poses, and to establish Ins claim to said
t io ti, I n d i p e s t io n , I l i l - land before the Kev.isler and Receiver of
l o u s A l l u e k * , anil ull Cr- | this office at Roseburq. Orucon, on Friday
rangements of tho stomach , tile lith t!ay of Febrnary, 1* 11.
end bowels, urc promptly
He names «s witnesses: Lilbnm W’ater-
relieved nnd peruianciifly
cured by the uae of Dr. ford, David Dounan, Henry L ie b ic o f Port
Bierce's Plcnsnnt 1’urjratiro Pellets. They land. Multnomah ouenty, Oregon. John E.
»ra pently l.nattve, or stronirly onthurtic, DeW’olf, of Rosebcrg, Dougins county. Or-
«cconllug; to size of Cost;. Su;aiU«t, Cheapest, efjon.
Easiest to take. ÌÒ cents a rial, by druppists. t
• Any nnd all persons claiming adversely
C w p jrlzb t, l W . br W o n i.n ’ 3 »USl-rNSAUT MtU>. the above-described lands are requested to
tile their claims iu this office on or before
XC'Ai A«S"*oi ation . Proiu b iers,
SOS AlftUi bL, LtuOalo, N. iV
said llth day of February li-W).
(Jlias. V*’ . Jt ¡»naton.
Kugister.
£
Coquille C il i/.
N
*¡r
EÜBäCHE.
Prof. Brinegar made us a pleas-*,ue’ a su,u 'vou*^
realized sufii- petitive system,
ili. no Chinese, no
L Harlocker, fees, ill,0I3.fi'».
J
J Lamb, fees, ifSlh.TT
ant call Friday. H o is teaching J e|en^ ° build the main line, all the gH|0blers, no sinners and worst of
Fred
Jarvis’ resignation ns commissioner
side tracks, put on the rolling stock all no devil. It begins to look as
at Arago this winter.
acoep»ted, to take effect after the April term
.and tho company have about a I if we will bo obliged to preach our of county court isi>o
Lots of California potatoes in the
million dollars left.
Petition for a bridge across the North j
H ie goiern* | OWD funeral rik I also lie the chief
market. Who said wo could raise
fork
of tho Coqnille, at E. N e.Iv's place— !
,ueut Braille,1 to tho company of i m ou[mri \Vu „look foevard” and
spuds at | a eeut? They are 21.
continued.
the C. P. and U. P. road a loan of ^ happy collteuteil auJ prosper The boundaries of road district No 25 \
Go see Lyons’ new goods. The
i l i ; . « . » per mile for that portion : OU9 tJ(10(lie> e,jUll|ityi sociability, changed, and a new district established, 1
Eureka brought him a world of of the road that was the easiest
numbered 2d
honor, truth, virtue, education, mo
D B Gray, supt of asylum for blind, for |
new goods that you should see at built and $32,000 for the hardest
rality, religion, heaven and the money advanced toC II Miller, a blind in- j
Own
ouee*
i or something near $50,000,000, at millennium. O f course a business di-ient $15
S C Fish reappointed superintendent of i
A\ e owe our literary society an b per cent, interest, and what is the
like ours to be annihilated at one county infirmary.
i »
apology for inadvertently omitting result?
It is that those two com-
stroke, would, under the existing
Bird Vowel, material for road district 40
a notice of its meeting Saturday pnuies have had tho use o f the road
state of affairs, sot us crazy. H ell s ^Ii’
,
, j
i .i
i John Goldsn d iegin j crave for I’at Mr
Di« ht-
j now for over twenty years; owe the fire wnnld
M ho
be nnpn<.)lpH
quenched ami
ami
the 1 ihH, *-
uld
and thei
The high water of last week was government nearly $100,000,000, \ b n il ami
ami ms
angels would
wouia ce
his angels
Ifvnty Black fur the use of scow for
good on loggers who had timber in j and now come whining around aud myt|,g
Bellamy has the bulge on dist 5 $2
S u p o r v i s o f r*>ads wore allowo
the marshes. Alex Smith had sev- <vant congress to fund the debt for j ns at present but we will throw all
folio.vim; ¡»mount»;:
oral hundivd logs near Belieu’s.
forty years and reduce the interest t|ie obstacles in the way we can to
List, 1 l Flaokor...................... i
BUFFALO BILLS'
-JAT -!>» r-
Himself.
Book--Wri’.len by
Entitled
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C o Q L T iTT’
n
5 A "Av il y
4 i 3-vo
h orn ili door oust of Odd Fellows’ buiMfdir.
I ’liis house has been new ly furnished nnd
first-class accommodations can be had.
txums :
Board and lodging
Ÿ f .Ot) per week,
Board,
per week.
Meals,
U. ROOT. Proprietor.
¡Tjabmet Shop!
JNO. A. HANSON, PROP.,
2nd Si., adjoining Hughes’
Blacksmith
Shop,
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y .
Cabinet making
bra ktt work, pivtnro
framing, wood taruinq. etc., etc.
40v7
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Story of theW!,J
Have you seen
since the arrival of
1 )o so at once if you
lias the largest and
C o o s county.
Lyons’ stole
the Eureka?
have not. H e
finest stock in
-° two per cent.
But if this Kov* | prevept this now government. We
, eminent was by the people anil for belioio in the system but as long
j the people, the congress would ; as
do not see how to make it
close that mortgage at once, and go uorp successfully wo w ill do all
• to transporting freight and passen- we can to keep others from solving
Tuesday evening Inst the Eureka I f rsntcost» which .wouKl reduce
put in an appearance, much to the j [ are *° a' mos^ n°thing, for if a
satisfaction o f our merchants and '^ 0 -pound hog can be feil and car-
the problem.
* *
*
DIED.
In this city, January 21, 1S90,
business men generally. The town ried from New York to San Frrtn*
cisco
for
$2.50,
a
150-pou
ml
Hog
our oftice towel, aged 7 years, 0
is literally full o f goods.
who feeds himself ought to be ’ months and 7 days.
This towel
Our old friend C. A. Longe writ.es I
e
... . . .
., . transported for the satno
i hud become a fixture and wasdear-
u-} from r.disoD, Washington, that j Ti * x _ a____ k
But to return to our Coos bay ¡
beloved by all the employes in
lie takes more stock in Coos county
I said I was .opposed to the office and its death has cast n
than in tiie whole of the new state. I road.
How then, is the gloom of sadness over this com-,
! subsidizing.
It is t. o cold up there to suit him. j
road to be built, you ask.
I say i tnunity. The remairis were care
L’ lie severe weather in Northern 1 i,v t]je people.
A railroad from fully gathered together by the
California, Eastern Oregon and j Koseburg to Coos bay would cost
editor-in-chief and cremated iu the
Washington will 11 « tii ly Jeplete | perhaps $800,000, but let us put it
office stove.
Tho doctors p ro -!
them of stock, and we fear to hear ¡
a million dollars. Now, in view ! nomiced the disease a In q rip p r.
full reports from Idaho and Mon j o f such an enterprise, to be abso- j
we
our own opinion. The J
tana.
j lutely owned by the people of the deceased was brought to the office ;
its
s t re e ts
th e
c o m in g
s p r in t !
it | h u s in c s s # u d s t o p d e l e g a t i n g
it
to
d o lo n c ë w i Ï Ï ' i » rôi'-oîvëd w h e n th e y
-È ö y stem
SPONOGLE.
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H II Bronson
M Breen
J Johusou
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B r u g s i
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uiakiug themselves felt throughout
the length and bredth of the laud,
I hey demand that congress close
the mortgage on the Union Pacific
railroad an*l run it in the interest
of the people.
They have busted
some of the larger ;rusts, and are
in several of the states, get-
ting in their work all sorts,
I hey scopi disposed to keep right
on till tho causes that icake mil.
1 ion airs anil paupers aiereuioved.
years no doubt there will be di-
rect communication with San
Francisco by steamer, and then
fruit will be one o f the best sour-
ces o f profit.
Excellent fruit can
be raised on the up-lands and it
seems that would be advisable for
every one to utilize every bench
and hillside iu this pleasant branch
of husbandry
J udoe TiTVF.no.
Myrtle Point.
|ween Jjnrry Keene and Harvey
Gross.
Mrs. F. W . Kronenberg came
over from Coquille City on Satur- j
day to see her mother, Mrs. J a s.;
liobinson, who is dangerously sick
at her home on North Coos river.
Dick Cussans celebratod his55tli
birthday at Em pire City Inst week,
has always been a pietty
steady young man, but it is time
now he settled down and stopped
his boyish pranks, and got m
ì I
i well, anything.
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\\ i •.!, Stave It >9«. an t pro .cc generally.
r:t.t. « . » KV-. o- n»j or coiiMi-s»o«t
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Infanuatioa r any kiu l w 91 t y«>*t iiothlfiR— n 7
inquiries v, ill rc« •ivc prc.pt ;«tt e tiuu at my hands. V
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Carrying* The IT- S- Mails
Wuiis. Farqo & Co's
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dili V lb UJl iiVï üií & Uü.
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a x id
Tips-
c n.acl O r n a - m o n t s .
Kuching Embroidery
v e ilin g
Scarfs
etc- etc-
Hais trimmed io or.Jer d sj cciaiy
m p ir e
C
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eor
S tation every
t u g
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it
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fnile Ci'.Y :r:5 Prair.’s StatiM
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ednesday
and
D rains
F r id a y
Trie 8tean.fr J U N O .»r R E S T L E 8 S mieti
• the RÍH<»e at the month of the Umpqoa.
New and c->usf*»rt»b!e Ktaf;-H. >»
Eure to p«»rtland by ibis ronte $ l l 4 t
j To Drains $8.(X)
j Each passenger allowed 50pounds of baggag*
i Passenger:-; ¡.re rerjuested to ha iu Empira
i City th- ni*;bt before departure.
Any information in regard to th* a bora
j U n -can he procured at the B lai co or Centra
I hotels ii. Marsh! eld, and the post office or
;»;»v public t*"’ in* in Empire.
Siraw, rinsh. Silk, Satin or Velvet, vl'ieh
t will sell cheap for c \s-t.
v ln ‘5.
C O Q U IL L E M IL L
— AND—
Tug Company!!
study, and brir.^ them into requisition in
‘y o a n ’g o r c h a r d ' iu |in ? t e *
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(Jqpt. J . «J. L ia rle
n a s b e e il a p - I YVlokhntn, Htrnm A. Welhey, George O. case of necessity,
Mr. J. D . McFarland, 1 he gentlemanly
this locality.
This is not as it pointed one o f tho census canvass-
E. a . Me Duff oe all of Coquille <.ity,
ai»ent will cull on yon soon and tako your
should be.
F ive years hence the era and will enumerate the present
CHAS. W . JO H N STO N . Register,
order f»v ncopy.
«
Orford. Th i s is as it should be.
There is no good reason why the
tillers o f the soil will see their population o f Coos county.
fo n io r appropriation was not ex-
Parties have visited the meteor ¡
mistake. Joo Noyes o f the North
pended. This part o f the coi.st is 1
ou South slough and find that it
fork h.as a fine nursery .and con
has th- appearance of incited lava.
entitled to its share o! public im
furnish thrifty tiees that are accli- There ] 9 a diameter o f about two
provement, and our Lin ger is the.
mated and they are of excellent feet visible.
man to stir the matter up.
t
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.
A foot race has been arranged to
*
; varieties: so there is no excuse for
The K. of L., Farmers’ A llia n c e: not setting out and cultivating some , come off at Em
7 pire City on the
an l other reform organizations are young trees.
Iu h'ss than fiv e 1 ^ ^ia j ’ ac'.x^ ^ ednesday, j?
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New Drug Store,
^ Practical Bue Pi ysician
in g m a n fu lly fo r au a p p ro p riu Ü o u
' - - 1— - of - refuge
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Port
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From Good St*t-il ; on’y *•.'*!» Gooff Vcjirtn-
Walker Blain eldest st»«or Secre-
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tary
, I»laiuo dual at Itis home in (•tt*:«!-./;».' for p > \
S;v
.'lit to mnrixft yanSor'.ors.
new Stanley book that tells all 'is any soulless corporation can »lo or fonr y0ar8 nn(^ ft pained express- u a8hington on the loth inst.
tir.'.»
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t iz e n o
f C
Coos.
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C i itizen
of
oos , ion will be noticeable on its feat-1
notice IOB PUBLICATION
S T IR S C E T T .
about the dark continent. It is the f.»r them.
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most thrilling work yet published.
Land OiH¡»o at Rosebnrg, Oregon,
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The farmers in this section seem
(Coast M a il.)
Jannr.ry 17, 1890.
There are books out purporting to
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Frank
P.
Norton
is
laid
up
with
Notice is hereby Riven that the followin«-
to
bo
losing
sight
of
the
great
op
be the genuine, that dYe frauds
.«
•
named settler has tiled notice of bi« inten-
jtionto make final i»ri>of in aupport of his ,
rehashed from Livingston’s and portunity they now have o f putting 1110 g r i p p e .
Mr.
Fitzgerald,
of
Golden’s
drug
: clitic, and »lint said proof will be made be
Stanley’s old books. Birch handles out new orchards, and the compan a t n r * 1« nnt in In*^ little lv v l w ith ! ^ore
clerk of the county court of Coos
Silting rOKlllts tlifit WOllld conic in I .
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! county. Oregon, ut Km pire City, (^r«t cui I is the title of a
no household should
the latent nnd best one yet publish
Thursday March <!lh 189U. viz: Charles A. ! attempt to get along without; esoocially
in a few years.
Mr. Kicb, who
W. G. Webster is potting the
ed.
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live« n e a r town, i n f o r m e d till» ue- n n iB b s n g toUC!)ert on bm b rin k ; 4, township as 8 K12 wegt W M.
¡»lC im a t any moment, not only purchase
Congressman Hermann is fight- partment r e c e n t ly that thero were ! building and will be in the samel Ho names tiie foH.twing witnesses to the book but make its valuable contents a
would show this to be the prettiest j corporations and then paying them 1 learn o f its demise. May its ashes
site for a town in Coos county. I3y ftl| tlieir hard earnin' h evceot a rest in peace. The one that sue-
cet (is it is uow sm ilitig in happy
all means let us clear the streets.
scanty living, for doing what they
.
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eminentlv calculated
do rn
•,» disappear
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J. J. Birch is canvassing for the fire
me «as
»a ciuiucuuy
uiuuuiuixni to
wj in»
fb e smile will
m three
-, L'uil: i it,i iront y eau produoe.
v.AKMFSr CUTTING,
.>/ni and TausLt— rv lis'aeticn Gnurnnteed.
vTitîl
ssAfiBKTS MEO.“ !
Our esteemed frieud A. Abraham two counties it would be a small
j rty ^Iio H e r a l d was born and
form erly of Koseburg, writes us I matter for Douglas and Coos couu-; |JHt^ never been washed. About n
from Portland for the H e r a l d . ; ties to float a million dollars worth , y eHr ng0
couj { stand alone and
^ir. A . b t t M i l his lot a m o n g the ! ° f bonds, put their hundreds ° f ! after uning we would stand it up
people of our metropolis and we idle men to work and in a short ■ ^ fju, t»orner instead o f hanging
wish him worlds o f success.
time have a railroad that woulo ,
a Daj]
Some six months ago
; pny for itself iu, at least, ten years, j the fansi]y Vxxin , ¡n t!ie lower story ! ir>iutod road ,,upcrvi^ ” for the rcsptctive
S€»e ad o f Johnson Bros., our r . _____ »
c i.
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* uwtrjots:
after which the ____
profits
could be 1 o f . tÏ 10 office suddenly
moved to- j 1 Hacker
21 Joint I. Fetter
market men.
They keep
the
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.applied to the current expenses of : another part o f town, and on in-' 2 L 1) Smith
22 W Z Cotton
choicest of meats of all kinds, veg-1 ,
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3 Job»» Bear
23 A AR'Xson
quiring
the
reason,
we
learned
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. ; the counties which would almost
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24 D ( ’ Krantz
etabie», cnnueil goo,Is, cigars,
(lo ,
wjth onr direct tnsution they bad
Lml seen the towel.
towel,
u
Duri:
g 5 W U Stock
25 A Johntiou
Bauch
2ii W 11 Averill
taccca, niits, candies, etc., eml s e ll,
.
,
,)0 ]cK,ker) its short life newly forty up preu- * 7 > ( J ! R ( ' Tons!in«on
27 C Heller
nt the lowest prices.
.
a . ,
tices besides the regular force have H W 1 1 Walker
23 J V Bone bra he
29 J La isoli
I back upon as a relic of barbarism
mpf when they see these i* F Miiler
Abe K.»,e
39 J K L’ Elliott
A few trees chopped down has :iny w ay) and set an example that
lines they will realize they have 10
11 J esse Lcncvt*
31 F K'iberi.Ho’i
32 S B I loyers
changed the appeaiance o f the ^ ie world would soon follow after,
lost an old and tried friend. Prin- 12 Wm F Ibsher
Al A M v rs
eastern pan o f town wonderfully. I n ie people are working up to the \e ri fr' >m1a11 Pver th,e United Stales
¡J j y ¿ ¡ “ ford
34 ! -C Schull
”5 G Framan
I f Coquille
City
would clear up
nocessitv ot
of running
own
i nT many
( tlns telegrams
an^ w
^ave {•*
yerijliinn
3G J Michelbrinck
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running their
men oh
n no lil'
doubt
o f p con-11
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John Neftl
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John Hodsoii ..............
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John Boar.....................
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iii e.ihibitftijc 1'is “ V-’iid V est
E L Robbins................
allow” ru ; i :. i ; the Crown Heads of ail Eu
James F Foster..........
rope. The hit of a lifetime. Everybody
C Rodin........................ 35 >J0
wants it. Ovi r three hundred spirited <*n-
C C Tom linson.............
W 1. W alke*.................
10 00 Rravin.^s nnd nearly oi».ht hundre-d lart;e
J M Adam s.................
GÜ 0<l pa^e.i.
Abe Ko.se.....................
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to Peil 1 i» i-*
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t.
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¿s already in
most
remarkabie
book,
13 Al Flanders...........
107 00
Act
100 u: ■ tha fie'-l ar > si.'t.i'y t* »i’»In ; mo:
14 M II ii«-n racy.........
1 (.» J G ran t..............
12 09 q'ti«;’: . - the ;ppoi .;niity will be 1 st. Y’ou
10 <>t can t u«ily n.ako fr-au % 2> tu si."» 5 p •? day.
17 W !. H ood..............
V - rill u
n ten :.,’ nt
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30 ,t0 one*', s n : T 1 ;* .1 ;- >.t’ »iet - ri’.iv.i.-. »in«?
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Neither ex;v»rienc-* nor eap; i >t! »•. r-* l'iîietî
•~i B «3 Tusora... 1...... • • • • 4.Ï 00
to
engage in tills enterprise, as tin boi A
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2.! J 1) Barklow.........
will
sell itself, an i we j.iv.i m r AgeutH 30
2*4 J M Bright.............
days’
- i 11, h in wiiieh to deiiier tutd eîllent
30 (/,
25 4' I* M cFarlin........
befor-.
pHyiijo us.
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L2I Joseph L a ird .........
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27 1Í H Brou son..........
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49 Bird Vow el.............
27 00
Tlio following named persons were up
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— AND A L L K INDS O F —
SCIENTIFICAMERICAN
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tS T A S L lS r tE D
1845.
Is tho oldest snd most popular selrntlflc srd
mochnnlcHt paper published and has the largest
oirrulatton o f any psper o f Ha class in the world.
Fully illustrated, llest class o f Wood Engra»-
Inirs. Hnhltshcd weekly. Hend for specimen
copy. Price (3 a year. Four months’ trial, II.
AtL'NN X CO., RUBUSHKK8, 801 llroadway, N.Y.
Edition of Soientiflo American.
T h e only “ E lix ir o f I.ifa ” lo r all the ills that
flesh in heir to lies ill the ability to aueoessfully
treat them. A lifetim e devoted to the study o f the
cauKca and cures o f womb troubles amt female
weak unities, warrants a permanent cure In nearly
every case, at home. Matty derangements and
complications o f the system arise from wontb I C e d a r , f i r , a s h , m a r l e , m y r t l e ,
troubles, when the sufferer d'tea not know what
the m.itier really is. Ali correspondence s tr ic t ly 1 A bler and spruce lumixer always on
confi.tenMal. Medicines packed *m l sent wiu»
1 specific directions for us«*. Addreaa:—A. X.. COLE
M. 1> specialist, u s I t Find M . I'ortlaud, Oregon. lmiul and ¿or sale at the lowesi rates.
TIM BE R T AN I) NOTICE.
USHTEP 8 TATES I,ASI> ttfFICZ ROSEBUZO ORE«., > J
October '24th. 1SS»,
1 I
A ttreat success. Each Issue contains colored
lithographic plates o f country and city residen
N o tic e Is hereby given that in compliance with
ces or putilto buildings. Numerous engravings
the provisions of the act o f congress o f June .1, ITS
and full plans and specifications for the use o f
entitled, “ An act for the sale o f iiniber lands In the
such as contemplate building. Price U.S0 a year,
Staff's o f California, Oregon, Nevada and Washing-
* a copy.
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35cts.
MUNN X CO., P u b l is h sits.
: ton T errito ry,” David I)o o n «n ,o f Portland. Mult
nomah comity, state o f Oregon, has this day filed
may be secur
in this office his sworn statement No. — for the
ed by apply
purchase of the NK », o f section No. 6 iu township
ing to lsUNN
X Co., w h o No. 2H south, range No. £» west, and w ill ofler proof
to show that the land sought is more valuable for
have had over
its timber
or st.rne
thuu for
40 m n ' experience end have made over
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- agricultural
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. . . purposes,
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KP.OUO applications for Am eiicen and For-
ami to establish hi« ( laim to hbi H land betor* the
.
A _
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f a n d K e n hr
4 V .r r a is _
lteglkter and Receiver o f tills office at Roseburg,
> etgn patents.
Pend f « r I Handbook.
Corret-
Oregon, ou Friday the 14th o f February, 1SW). He
pondonce strictly confidential.
names as witnesses: Henry Liebig, Charles Conroy
Lilbttm Waterford, of Portland. Multnomah coun
ty, (lo g o n , John K. lleW olf, o f Roseburg, Douglas
In cose your mark !s not res titered In tho T ot
em Olfiee, apply to MUNN A Co., and procure county, Oregon. Any anil all persona claim ing
Immediate protection. Send fo r Handbook.
(diversely the above-tlescrlbed lauds aro requested
to file their claims in this office on or before said
C O P Y R I G H T S fo r book*, charts, maps.
14th day o f February ISA*.
*tc-. quickly procured. Address
Chas. W. Johnston.
M U N N Sc CO., Patent Solicitors.
Register.
O bnkhal Orzici: 801 B b o a u w a t , N. Y.
TRADE MARKS.
T 0 WI NG
I'.y the T a g K A T I E C O O K ou
the river and b.ar, at reasonable rate
Timber, match-wood and stave tim
ber purchased.
Orders for lumber filled in quanti
ties to suit, and at the- lowest livin g
rates.
J. P A R K E R ,
C H A S . F. DOE.
Parkersburg
Oreg.
Ö Coos counnty
4P
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Watchmaker & Jeweler,
COQUILLE CITY
F
ront
S treet ,
E
ast
E nd .
All kinds o£ repairing neatly done at n t
goimlile ratci.
Work Warranted to
satisfaction.
Orders taken for W atokM
and Jewelry not in slock.
All work uiont be paid for before leavia®
the shop.