Coquille City herald., September 16, 1890, Image 4

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rUPLISHEI) KVKUY TUB8DAT,
National
P a rn m
A llinnre
and
pointetl organizer for the N . F. A.
C ouutj ( ou rl rroreed iu «;.
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Feos o f coroner Qlltl jurors nt in- i
R emf . m her ! W h e r e ? “ Over the
C O O S
B A Y
P h o to gra p h s!
Bank/’ *‘ \Yhat for?” Bargains^
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nrrl fitrmn Ti
nt Properly. W e are agents for
G allery six doors east of I. O.
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E lliott's addition joining business
5 O. F. H all. Samples and prices
streets, and have the best lots foi
C. IN. PATERSON, Prop.
in gallery.
tho money in tho county, for cash.
C. W il k in s , Photo.
Agents for North addition com -! MH«lufHCtar‘7 ° f
Monaraeat*’ IIca'-
stones, tablets, «tc.
prising those beautiful lots ner r Cemetery lots enclosed
seu with stone cs ping
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the now oollego building n o w <_o>. or curbing. Ir<>n railings furnished to (>r-
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t t ° f petition
“v ,xes?- of Ernest
F , ,ed; « r at f to of, fees
Mrv for udie
Mackiy i"°"-1
ieqaeet of James
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J. A. & D. F. DEAN,
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nud I. U. in tills state it becomes ' ' .116™ “ ” ' !f (imllan » f W o g D o r . W aver y.
my duty to set forth our object«,
<minors> to sell real p r°p e r-, R W Bullard, justice feos ... cate
EDITORS ANO PROPRIETORS
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v - . ... ty.— Order of sale.
of State vs Harvey Gross;also fees
aims ami intentions.
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It of couetable.-O rdered paid.
Devoted to the interest* of the Coquille labor for tho education o f the ngn- T . In . .
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River particularly, and of the Couuty gen­
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lughtner, guardian of Lightner
J B Marshall, justice’s fees in
cultural and laboring classes in the . .
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proper­ case of State vs Harvey Gross; al­
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Subscription, per year, in advance.. ÿ 'i.O o science of economic government in ty.— Order
i tier. Correspond; ¿ice solicited fr«>i:i parties
of sale.
so constable and witness fees.— O r­ ing up. Sold on k down.
a strictly
non-partisan spirit.
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living in the country or other towns who
In matter of petition of J. A. dered paid
>Ve have land to divide into may wish anything in my line of business.
T U E S D A Y , S E P T . 16, is 90.
Ih e banners Aliance is conspicu-
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.. . . bunion and D 1 Strang, executors
D r Cook, medical attenda
’ ince on acreage to suit your purse, and
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of will of It M Strang, to sell real Mrs MeMackin, $o2; and on Ed can he had on easy payments; also
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S p o k a n e F a l l s , F; pt. 7
T ! r ‘Urietlv non-partisan and vet known
uiany parcels from one tot ei acres
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property.— l i J Cussans appoint- Whitlock, prisoner, $1.
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dreadful explosion of dynamite at to exert a poweiful influence upon
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| ed general guardian, uud order of
Dr Evans, attend nice on M I s improved and unimproved conven­
the Northern Pacific yards last the politics o f the country. Non­
sale made.
f i . fr-
ient to town, on easy terms.
McM aekiu, $5.
(Formerly of CofpiilU- Mill A rJ'ng fjo.l
night was the all engrossing topic partisan is generally misunder­
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In matter of petition of E Rose,
The largest list of farm property
D II Hutchesc.il. attending V, in
o f conversation in the city to-day. stood, Webster says: “ Partisan is
administrator of the estate* of J S Fairfax, insane, ¿1).
o f any firm in the county and are
lillUfilUII JT1U1UJ
Curiosity caused hundreds to visit being devoted to party; especially
McNamara, deceased, to sell reah
H Seugstaokeu, medicine lor sure of your trade if you investi­
the scene of the accident, and dur­ being devoted too exclusively to
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property.— R J Cussans appointed Mrs MeMackin, £26.
gate before buying elsewhere.
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one
party,"
in
other
words
being
a
ing the search eager crowds watch­
111 ti 114, Front St., San Francieo, Cal.
guardian ad litem. Sale ordered.
.25
Sherwood <fc Sanford.
Mrs M Kerrigan, allowed !
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ed the work of removing the im­ slave to party; wo are therefor
In matter ot estate o f P M H ou­ on account of James Waverly.
Coquille City.
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liny, F<?d of all kinds, Hour A: Meals.
mense amount of rocks thrown abolitionists (w hite ns well as
ser, deceased.— Sale confirmed.
D r Sponogle, examination o f Wm
IliRhcHt Market Prices Obtained for A]>)>1 ch
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down by tho explosion into the cut black). Now it follows that the j
aud all «reen Krults, Salt Salmon, Chittliu Hark,
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Hides, Skin* and Wool, Furt* of all kind«. Match
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below, under which most o f the prime object of this association is .
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Wood, Stave li. »It h . and produce Renerallv.
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deceased.— biual account approv - 1
H G Ploeger, treasurer \ salary,
bodies of those killed have been to better the condition of the farm­
I Al.SO BVT, AM WELL Ait HELL OOOltK •>.*» COMMIH8IO.V
ed.
$75.
luforuiatiou of any kind will coat you nothing —
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found. Th e scene of the explosion ers and laborers of America, men­
iuijuirit-t* will receive prompt attention at uiy hands
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D L Watson, county judge, \
aud financially
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tally, morally and
financially, to n . ,
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presented a fearful appearance. tally.
. c^ptinvml
A.
/ nnn . Bridges, deceased.— Final account! salary,
$200; traveling expenses,
Kinihro^
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On top of the ledge of rock where suppress personal, sectional aud
allowed.
, $17.25.
As our time is limited at present
James McPherson was tamping national prejudices, all unhealthy
looking
for property, we would be
Estate of Ada and Ella L Stora,
Sol J MoCloskey, commissioner
the blast, by the explosion of rivalry and selfish ambition; to re­
(m in o rs)— O lder approving bond fees, $22.60; for supervising Mid- pleased to receive for a few weeks
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which so many were hurled into turn to tho principles on which
proposals from those handling
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: die fork road, $18.
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eternity, n deep hole was excavat­ this government was founded, by
COQUILLE CITY
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In matter of estate of Emma
John P Goodman, commissioner real estate, and also private parties!
Coquille City,
ed, and it is estimated that ‘2500 adhering to the doctrine of equal
W e want Fourth door cast of Odd F ellow s’ Imildint:.
F ront S tr eet ,
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.. Campbell, deceased.— Order con- fees, $21; for receiving M iddle in the Coquille valley.
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cubic feet of rock and earth were rights, and equal chances to all, c
All
kinds
of
repairing
neatly
done
at rea
farms and dairy land from one to
fork road, $18.
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, ' firming sale o f real property.
KhPcinl privileges
nrivilorroa to linnp*
and special
none; tn
to
hurled upon the unfortunate men Ami
: sonable rates.
Work Warranted to give
Always keeps on hand a choioe and fresh
In matter of estate of Andrew
D r MeCormac, medical attend- ten thousand dollars each, with
satisfaction.
Orders taken for Watches
directly beneath the cut. Th e ex­ educate and commingle with those
supply of bre;id.|>ies, cakes, etc.
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Hongell, deceased.— W ill o f de- ance on paupers and insane, <{Y±- minute description accompanying
and Jewelry not in stock.
to the
the end that
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plosion wns a terrific one, it be ing of the same calling, to
All work must lie paid for before leaving
as to character of soil, water, im­
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ceased probated and Chas. Seland- oO.
the shop.
stated that 150 ¡H.uuds of dyna­ the lift of the farn er and laborer
er appointed executor.
W Roskamp, allowed $6; aud C provements, distance from town,
mite were in each of the two blasts may become less louelv and more
To supply the constant demand for homes We have the Exclusive Control ot
ROAD m a t t e r s .
i Anderson, $2.50 for attending pau- schools and churches, terms of
of this class.
discharged.
Althoug.i a largo social, to nssist the weak with the
sale, how lrng your offer holds
Supervisor L D Smith ordered pers.
force of men w eie kept at work strength of the strong, thereby
paid $100 for woik on road dist 2
In matter of tax for 1800.— Tax- good, etc. Many want small tracts
Town.
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until all the rock dislodged by the rendering the whole Ixxly more
B R Banning allowed $20 for able property, $2,140.450; tax of 21 near villages or good markets,
Where yon can secure the amount of
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premature blast was removed no able to resist, and to bequeath to
services as bookkeper on Middle mills ordered. School tax. five while others set k investment in
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more bodies were found.
The posteiity conditions that will en-
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fork wagon road.
mills, university tax, one-t ‘nth various branches o f hui-itifss in
number of dead found last night able them as honest, intelligent,
W . L. Dixon, allowed $4.85 for m ill; principal and interest on towns. G ive us your low est prices
We now offer l«o acres of the Fonts land
was fourteen. In addition to these industrious producers, to cope suc­
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mile from corporate limits of the beau­
powder, etc. for road dist 24.
bonded debt, one-half m ill; sol- in competition with other sections,
one man died from the effects of cessfully with the exploiting class
tiful and promising town of Coquille, Coos
Edwards fc Dalmas,
allowed diers aud families, two-tenth m ill; and if encourage nent is offered,
county, Or. gon.
his injuries at the hospital to-day. of middlemen.”
$41.25 for lumber for road dists 4 county purposes, fifteen and two- w ill talk in person in a few weeks.
and it is also reported that two
As to the success of this order I auq oq
Address:
Colony,
tenth mills.
others who are badly injured have will only state, that nt the S t
No. 14, East Main St.,
Morras Bros, allowed $16 for
2!a. .r>. 10. A*0. or 4<l acre lots, part bench
Warrant ordered issued for col­
died at their lion es during the Louis
land,
level and No. I for fruit and resi­
Spokane
Falls,
Wash.
meeting last December, )umber> j i st. 19.’
lection o f taxes.
dences.
and part bolt an land v.h'eh is very
day. Many of those injured were wheie it consolidated with the K.
^Vise £ Bender, for spikes dist
Ana don't have to offer a prize to sell this
Each o f the county papers al­
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rich, and to make it desirable the two class ; Goods, for its the BEST t/ABE. Every Can hold»
so badly hurt that recovery is al­ of L. aud other labor organizations, jg
lowed $10.
’ till l> st. are combined in nearly every t...ct o d e m ..
GNE AND ONE HALF POUNDS.
most impossible.
Write for eatalogue.
Ad Ir. ss. H o n . Dan­ Several c I ltic h for sorin'* water to lies'.
it waso\er two million strong; it has
The following 1 ills were ordered
G A Bennett, printing blanks
iel F. Beattv, Washington, New Jersey.
thoosers, ai
»Id, if desired, on
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General foreman Charles Bolt since nearly doubled in the stntes
tt. L O R E N Z ,
paid for laying out Newport and for sheriff, $60.
states that forty-two men were in then organized, besides there are 7
C O Q U IL L E ,
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C. A. S E H L E R E D E .
South slough road- W E Rich-
J D GarfielJ, for sprinkler
to
the cram* workino on Hie cut in or 8 more states organized since.
^ T T O l R T S T I i r ^ >t L A W
aids, $81.60; W Kern. $15.60; A cents.
lbilanc in one and two years w it !> Inlf tvs'.
C 2» p e c i a ! H o t i c e !
a
3 f teen It is now estimated at 4,000,000.
which will euahle many to s. cure a small
/Insoliti ry. ( It i you.
Steckel, $15.60; M Talbot, $12: W
Geo Gammon, for paintin >g>
coital
'!’<> the t-’-ntd people of C'orpiille City and
Special ntt nlion to matters before the Lome that if "well managed will bring more
Exerting a political power in both h Given, $14; I) W Hayward, $14. 50.
-ible
i:> surroundin ’ country: 1 have fitted i-
Iîo sebur ' land oliic . the connu’.---inner tJ li* venue m l ! solid comfort tb<*n much
Em pire and North Bend road
& E oust n. f. t work, ti;i ecu
Gilber
ir.-ni town, chvrch. a tint-class gallery in Marshfield, oppos
of parties for the good of the people
1; : ! ofiici : ml • cretarv of the 1 ari et t mets farti.
Na-'iur:»
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st«»r:*. I cfniin to do tad
s e h n * .i.iar!
- ...a! ¿.»aus; nnlv U ìr.laal--
•»se in opposition to monoply aud ordered changed to conform to $ 4.15.
best work don in Coos county. WLen y u
walk
from
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’ost
ifi'.ci.
s.ores.
b
”.t
landin.
___ j ii,u uii^puecu iu aio uurt, out trusts, it is now conceded that the pjHt Df town 0f Yarrow,
Z i' Siglii*. foes as rlu riff. >160.-
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ai*- in <vjr city * :t!i mul s*-e my work and y . 1
and proi*<'s*'tl «iep.it on il lì. !::;•■ nmv m a
will probably be present at roll aliance with the aid of the K. of L. i £ B Dean & Co., lumber for 5( ).
• f tin ;
:nm.
S to n e
In thermit
«ill beconvinv** d. Vour patronage respc
eeturtd; thè eia--est !; ca*:.n:> - t iT* red
call to-morrow.
Until then the
fully solicitid.
.1 J Lamb, foes as cloth, $118.20. «V ('..rtwri-ht.
v.!i I lìiN'l K»D *' SAN Fl »HD.
and othar labor unions will elect ^jst 2 $27.85
J. W. Uioos.
number of missing cannot be de­
W . T. Stone and Tame Par
-I.t for-
W H 1 lunch, school superinten­
v7 nOij
Fhotographei
this
fall
4
governors
of
states
and
Fees
of
surveyor,
axraen.
chain-
m r’\ co-par!ners i:i In-in
1 W. T.
termined. Funeral services will
l '« i r S a le .
dent, ^ salary, $111.75.
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•¿signed j A f;«riLi ami ill:ay ranch for salj nt n br.r-
be held tc-morrow at ton o’clock at a number of congressmen, estimât- nimi and viewers on re-location of
Florence Smith, for examination St*>ne anil -lames t 'artv. i i-:at tri*.
their
property
to
lit
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.er
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f<»r the i Ltiiin. cdjoininc the fair (»rounds nt Ar ieo C O Q U I I a I x E
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the morgue over the remains of ed at from 40tol00, many of whom Catching creek road, ordered paid. of teachers, $8; Frank Bunch,
bf.nefit nf all t!s* *r
iturs
All
creditor-*
the fifteen already dead, and a will have no opposition, all without
1 C osc ninty. ( Ireiton, conmininc lb.' ncre-s.
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E O ’Connell, for powder, etc., : &nme>
of the above named person* ITe requested
le • acres bo; tom |:e:d nnd 40 ru’rcs level
public burial will be given.
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Jones,
of
Empire
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Roberts
three
months
to lih tkeirohiims within
going outside of the two old par for M iddle fork road, $240.40.
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bench land. lOM i »« t «-*-. cleared mul fenced.
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City, granted a liquor license for from date I 1 *of.
«*ue-h i!f 1 i!e of river fionlii}»e with good
A n O ld S o l d i e r ’ s S t o r y :
In ties; these will be pledged to vote
j . D Garfield, for powder, etc., one ÿear.
s. r. < .Johnson,
steanilKint landing; n quarter •>[ h mile
D EALERS IN
30 $14.60.
the late war I was a soldier in the for all measures for the ¡»eople.
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Assignee.
from post office and school hous«, yood or-
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B E Hampton and J Waters,
First Maryland Volunteers, Com­ and not for the money power alone,,
j chnrd. two barns, on - house, niilku »ute,
The Coos Bay, Roseburg iV
The B U Y E E 3 ’ G U I D E ia
| woodshed and other outbuildings. To be
as
has
heretofore
been
the
rule.
for
work
ou
roa(l(
2o,
$6.
pany G.
During my term of
Issuoil March and Sept.,
Eenstern*Railroa«l Co. will recieve
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soli! with place, IS cows, ll’ two-year old
each year. It la un c cy­
— AN D A L L KINDS OF—
Now as to membership; all p e r-. Petition for location o f county
service
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contracted
chronic
clopedia
of
u«e!'ul
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for­
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heifers. 1:1 vearlitm heifers. 1 blood*-«! bull.
bids for piling. Piles to measure
mation
for
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who
ur-
sons
over
16
years
of
age
believing
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roA(1
frora
a
poiut
on
Newport
and
I
team
of
horses
and
harness,
dairy
tix-
diarrhoea, since then I have used
L U M B E R
or
• tli th
tures ami I •r::.*n t l.l'. .* i'.Sils
from twenty-five to sixty feet in
a great amount of medicine, but in tho existance of a Supreme Be- Empire City road to South slough
«■« ¡*1 t.-rm-i pj.p'y t > *v»bl. |
place. I'.-:
length, as the company may order,
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v.iih
W. Itullarc
:i:ul'T'ih,
«■ timiv. On-- C e d a r , f i r , a s h , m a p l e , m y r t l e ,
ing
who
rules
and
governs
the
un-
bridge.—
Road
ordered
open,
when I found any that would give
con.
and to bo not le.-s limn ten inches
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AM « t and spruce lumber always on
me relief they would injure my iverse, and being a farmer, a labor-
Petition for road from a point . . .
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ft O IC ;
od
f \ r i u A fVT T~T(p 3 T T ^ " P hand and for sale tit the lowest rates
x vsric :
stomach, until Chamberlin'« Colic, er, a mechanic, a country doctor,! wliere Bandon and Fishtrap road nt ie 8“ a ?n< ’ l o b° d<? IVer
jut
a qi
Just f-is'.
along
the
right
of
way
where
need­
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Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy country school teacher, or mill leaves Lam pcy creek road.— J B
ill thtno
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what is rcqnir?? i
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ed, or in the waters of Isthmus C0^F0r5TMr\*.Y. :*- it .’OU c m m i:
BANDON,
I O W I N G
was brought to my notice. I use hand are eligible to membership. Hunt, S B Hatch and W B W hite
CStilUAt ‘ Gi IGO VlkUlO C tho L U
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slough. Bids will also be received G U ID E , wh ch w ill oe sont upon
it and will say k is tbeonly remedy
l»v Tu g T R I U M P H on
Persons engaged in the follow- appointed viewers, and 8 B ( ath- for ce(lar tieSj 8 fot.t long. 6 inches receipt i.f xO cents to pay postape,
that gave me permanent relief and ing occupations
I tlie river and bar, at reasonable rate
are excluded: «’‘•rt surveyor, to meet at mouth o f | thic^ Hlul uot j0Ss than 8 inches MOMTC.OMERY W ARD & GO.
111-11*1 Michigan A-vonue, Cincagc, Iii.
AS Renoviit-Hl ami Ikortnißlily «qnip-
no bail results follow.
I take Merchants, bankers, biokers, law- Lainpey creek Sept 25, 1890.
H j*e«l thiii di-servedlv i>oj>ul:ir hostitlery
wide; to be hewed and faced on
Timber, mati-h-wood smd stave tim­
pleasure in recommending this
und i.:; mal-'iiij’ it a ir.‘>st pleasant an«] home­
vers, city doctors, preachers and
Petition for road trom southeast t
ftnd bottom
pies to be d e li' -
ber purchased.
preparation to all o f my old com­
like- place- for Ins gucsty.
school
teachers,
land
agents,
book
corner
of
northeast
quarter
o
f
sec-
(red
R,
the
right
of
w
of
8ftl(1
rades, who, while giving their
Orders f«,r lu ml »or filled in quanti-
F B E E
C O A C H !
nt gucli 1)0intri and at
services to their country, contract­ agents, peddlers, canvassers, livery tlon 3; township 26 s range 12 w est;
liostohuit, and at the lowest living
JXklXS «V TK.WISSOV, l’nijis. ’ To a n d from tho house.
8-471 f
ed this dreadful disease as I did, stable men and all millowners and ( Hamels creek). Ordeied opened.
rates.
, ti
t hov mnv direct
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from eating unwholesome and un­
J. P A R K E R ,
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H ughes ,
W. D iiane .
bosses, all dealers, speculators and
Thu3 Asbt» n for « Ties and piling to be paid for on
cooked food. Yours tuly, A. E.
C H A S . F. D O E.
Bending, Halsey Ore. For sale by gamblers and all others whose rotul of PubIlc easement. Ordered ingpection an,i acceptance of the
Parkersburg,
Coos county, Oreg.
M E W
«company. Address bids to
by R. S. Knowlton and S. L. L e greatest interests do not liarmon- °P ?ned.
v l n !8 tf
ize with farming and labor.
R e- location of Catching cr°ek
K ino .
neve, Coquille City, Oregon.
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Any persons eligible to member- ^n,] Curry county line ro a d .-O r- gn . Construction, Marshfield, Or.
Mr. R. •). E. Campbell is now-
ship will be furnished with all the der g rauted and opened.
C c q u il i . e C it y ,
agent for the Coos bay marble
First door east of Kobinson
House.
, information and literature we can
B ridge ordered built in road dis-1 ^
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and 6tone works of Marshfield.
Front Street, Coquille City. Orei*ou.
furnish by applying to the under-,
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The bar is supplied with the best brands
Parties wanting anything in the
signed who wdl lecture on the ob-
M iddle fork ro a d .-R e p o rt of j
P re p s.
of v ines brandies, whiskeys, bersand ciyars
marble line such as monuments or
L I. Kinds of farm work solicited. Horse I
to be found.
i jects, aims and benefits of tho or-
d McCloskey shows cost of
\ shoeing and plow work a specialty j
headstones can secure the same by
der, where ever called ou if consis-1 construction since April, 1890, to
Supplies for logging work, wedge*., dogs, '
giving their orders to Mr. Camp­
N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N .
tent with his tirno and ability to be *10,493.63; amount drawn on
rings,cant-liooks und everything used in!
C a r r y i n g : t l i e TT. 3
Lam i Ofik-e nt K«>seburg. Oreg'on. )
bell, who will be ploased to take
logging camps kept on hand.
Satisfaction !
do so, whenever requested by a re- treasurer, $8,800.00; amount due Han attained a Ptanilnrd of excellence which
August
1 sfi.l. f
admits of no sii|*«Tior.
their ordeis and furnish them the
' V ’ ,dt<‘e
hereby given that the following guaranteed. Shop on corner north of l ’io-1
It contains every improvement that Inven­ i i named setth-r has tiled notice <>f his in­ tu-et Feed stable.
spectable number o f citizens, so to $1,693.63.— Ordered paid.
nfiôtf
work at the same price they would
tention to make final proof in support o f!
Petition for a bridge across Co­ tive fc’eniui, skill uhd money cun produce.
'do, Deo favente.
his claim, and t lirit saiil proof will be made
pay for it, at the works at Marsh­
quille at Laird's place.— Postpon­
before the Judge or Clerk of the county,
J.
R ow an .
Stages will Icnye Coquille'City e r n j day,
field. Mr. Campboll has photo­
court of Coos county. Oregon. ¡«1 Umpire
ed.
except Sunday, nt 5 a. m. and 1 p. m., oon-
City, Ur<- o*i on Wciluesùnv. Oct. IT*. ISfiO, !
graphic designs o f mouumeuts ami T i i K M t i M T N P i t n i i M iim n x i: .
viz: Arthur \. Simons, l ’re-er.qiti.ui l>. S. i
Petition for bridge on M iddle
nectiug with steamer each trip for all
The now A 1 Schooner
No. tiTiil. for the SE >4 of Sec. g*. Tp. L'7. S. '
T h e U lu o t l im th e L i f e .
headstones which he will be ploas­
jxiintfi on Coos bay.
Leave Titter City
of Bangc Id West. \V. M.
Gentlemen: I have been troubled with fork of Coquille at Rock creek.
P
arkersburg ,
every
day,
except
Sunday,
at 9 a. m. and
Ile
names
the
followingwitm
s,,-sto
n;'«>v*-
ed to show to anyone wishing any­ l)Rii blood for Home yefirti, bat recently nur- — Clerk ordered to advertise for
his continuous residence upon aud cultiva­
J ::» p. m. FasRi-ngers by morning stage can
chrtsbd two bottler of iiibl>Rrd*H liheumatic
thing in the marble lino. A ll . Syrup,
tion of, said land, viz:
cured me.
a bids.
, . which has
. entirely
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^ visit Marsh field and Emp re City, haring
W. S. Jenkins, J r„ T All of
.
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work guaiauteed first-class and ac­ blood uuriher it has no eipial, and I nlao
two hours in each place, returning to C o ­
C.
M.
Hollin,
i
Cofjuille
City,
take pleasure in recommendinK it Asa tonic
to “ »k in g a fill OU the Myrtle
S. N. M c A d a m s .
f
C-oos County,
quille City, the same day.
cording to designs.
| alternativ^and^iahlejheumatic remedy! p „ int and Douglas county line
\V. S. Jetkins.br., ;
Oregon.
IF
'a
.ra
, O n e H D c lla x .
C. W. P atterson , P rop .
Jonx II. SlItTl'K.
8. E. iVrKusj’n, Eaton Hapida. Mich,
road on Sugarloaf mountain.— Sol
Always go with the M.iil* and make
T hw is to certify that we know Mr. F*r-
,
Register.
Coos bay marble and stone works.
J guaon, and believe the statement made by J McCloskey appointed to auperin-
Connections.
These excellent Organ* are celebrated for vol-
nfi-4w
F t no H o g s .
JOHNSON
& DUNHAM,
erra
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uine,
finality
of
tone,
quick
response,
variety
I men< 1 *thfsVera'edy'a«'we\>ehe ve Yt to b T t h J te ,u l UUcl a u t h o r i z e d to d r a W $525
i
i of combination, artistic design, beauty in finish,
Anyone
wanting
thoroughbred
«reateat
family
medicine
on
«mr
shelve*.
when
completed.
The
Propritort.
I r - d n i i « ! '« D l A l r m « .
contract ; perfect c«au«truction, making them the most
\\alwourthiY Soule,
r
attractive, ornamental aud desirable organ* for Berkshire pigs, can now get them
Cork, Sept. 7.— Wm. O'Brien
Eaton Hapids, Mich.
was let to H H Bronson.
homes, schools, churches, lodges, societies,etc.
8<jld by It. S. Knowlton, Coquille City, Or.
rn t i
l
, nn
,
of me. M y pigs are from a regis­
speaking at a meeting in County
Built F.vifftsslv for tk*
« T ? :E
,
K h T .V B L I K I I E I t R E P U T A T I O N ,
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I >» 1 Lehuherr, supr dist 20, al­
L M E q t A L M » F A C IL IT IE S ,
tered
sow
and
boar
aud
are
very
Cork, said, ns it would be Ir e ­
B a r g a i n .— The uudersigned o f ­ lowed $16.
K K IL L E » W OEKM EM ,
I also have some thor- j
H K S T J I A T K K I A L , fine pigs.
land's own fault if a single child fers his five finely improved lots
Wm Roberts appointed road
oughbred Yorkshire pigs for sale.
h i v e e
t e a d e
COMIlINED, MAKE THIS
starved, the tenants ought not to in Coquille City for $750, a bar- supervisor dist 20, in place of D
M y r t l e P o in t , O r .
Have also the celebrated Japanese
pay a penny o f rents until their ' gain seldom offered. Y ou ’ve only to Giles.
THK POPULAR ORGAN i buckwheat to sell— the boss buck- ; W vessel having made six round trips N• G, IN. PFRKINS, Propietor.
families were provided for. They see the property to be convinced
wheat f o r cakes and bees.
i l l i s j in the last six month*, is supposed to keeP
keep
3000 feet plank allowed dist
Fresh drugs, chemical*, paint*, oils, Soil«*
P
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,
STOOLS,
BOOKS.
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um.ii
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u n articles,
n iviv.tr», »Munucn,
i m y i m i i K usually
I
buckwheat
i
i
somethin"
new
for
np
her
past
record,
and
will
until
further
brushes, nuu
and r everything
had no business to make begging of the bargain. Buy of owner aud for a bridge.
lv
F o r f u r t h e r tm rtic
notice, on and after November loth, dolirer kept in a first-class Drug Store for sale
1 Coos county
s to Irishmen abroad, but save commission.
al
Catalogues on application, F ree .
[.).
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i
1
llL | freight io Copuille Citv anil all points on
PaKscaiPTioNS^ carefully compounded at
j
m is c e l l a n e o u s
m atters .
IT
'
n im
irnr v r:v
t v a * r a
r v the
n a r following
n iu
■ n ir n
u n *,:
_ hams-
U ' t
and
110 t o n f
I rn
the
lower
af
rates:
R*1
the best brands of tobacco and
ti rued 1c
S inclair A LJ arlocler .
| 1 ’ A Walker, constable fee 6 1!
ci£»nrn nlwnys on hand
ò [ier ton.
A tine assortment
•ft
•d candies very cheap. Give as a
P
**r
ter ! :
Ci qnille City, Or.
, car.e of State vs Whitlock, $20
Ot
cal
v9n9
C H I C A G O . IL L .
Coo!
im n g
A re Y o u G o in g
Sell Out Soon?
J. .1.
COQUILLE CITY BAKERY, Watchmaker,
Kirs. U. Root, Prop..
Jeweler &
S M A L L H O M ES.
o
Near
On Good Terms.
In Tracts To Suit.
BEATTY S
ORGANS
One H alf Cash.
Tug Company!!
R, H. BAILY, PROP.
BANNER SALOON!
B!ii(’ksiiiilliS!io|i!
HUGHES & DRANE,
C O T T A G E
O R C A iy
PIONEER
STAGE LINE!
CopillB to Utter City,
MAILS,
Freight and Passengers.
Patronize Dome Indastry
c o q i i l l e Flentge D rugstore,
CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN CO
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