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PCBLISHKD KVKBY TUBSDAT,
J. A . & D. F . D E A N ,
EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS
Devoted to the interest* of the Coquille
River particularly, and of the County gen
erally.
F ix up your sidewalk.
A T ra iii-!«»:i< | o f P a **c u ir«T t *
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W ill Hamraerburg o f the lower
Dr. M. W. Day is, the dentist, river took a run up to this place
Reading (P a .), Sept. 19.— One
Thursday.
Oct. 7.
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i o f the worst wrecks ever known in
Gen. Fremont’s family are ex*i
Upward* o f twenty residence this M ctio„ occurrcJ to.ni bt on
buildings are under construction ii,_ u
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tremely poor.
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the Reading railroad, seventeen!
The R. R. surveying party are a in
is n ace.
miles from hero. Near Shoeinak-
jolly set of fellows.
A storm and flood at Marseilles, ersville there is a curve where the
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A s our time is limit» d at present Manufacturer of Mail)!-. Monument«, He a 1-
looking for property, we would he c e u *L y lote
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Paul Coke has gono to Califor I ranee, last week proved very de- railroad is about eighteen or twen- pleased to receive for a few w eeks : or curbing. Iron radiii;.-.« fumi-ind to or-
structive to life aud property.
1 ty feet higher than the Schuylkill proposals from those handling * ^er. C°rre8lK,n,leiiee solicited from parties
Subscription, per year, in advance. . ?9.©«» nia to study dentistry.
F or S ale C heap .-—20 bead of river. F l o t y before six o’clock real estate, aud also private parties
Mr. Frank Batter lias been coni
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T U E S D A Y ,-S E P T . 30, 1890.
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a
freight
train
ran
into
a
coal
train
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young
cattle.
Inquire
of
C.
prospecting on the upper river.
in the Coquille valley.
W e want!
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throwing
several
cars
on
to
tho
op-!
Bullard,
Arago,
Oregon.
50tf.
L O C A L IT E M S .
farms and dairy land from one to —
The mail service betweeu Myr-
posite
track.
ten thousand dollars each, with
Point and Eeliley has been in - , George Shallows, after an nt -
Lew is Siiumona is preparin’ ' to
RUSHING T o I l l i - I R DE-VTH.
minute description accompanying,
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creased.
sence of several months, returned
build.
Before the train-hands had time as to character o f boil, water, im-
(Formerly of.Coquille Mi!! 4 T ur (J o .)
There has been
an unusual here Wednesday. H e w ill soon
Mr. Frost is building on First
to wain any nppr aching train of provements, distance from town, ~
j.
amount of smoke this fall owing to lenve for his old home in Mis
and Henry streets.
danger, the Pottsville express, car schools and churches, terms of
souri.
forest fires.
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rying about one hundred and fifty sale, how lung your offer holds
Sheriff Siglin wns out with the
There's lots of trouble on the
A frightful railroad accident oe- passengers, came around tho curve good, etc. Many want small tracts
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circuit court venire last week.
old man’s mind since Ephraham’s curred in Chicago' on the 21st at the rate of forty miles an hour
near villages or good markets, I l l A 114, Front St., San Francico, Cal.
S. Danielson of Randolph was
DKAI.ER IN
gone with the coous.
when one train ran into an ex- aud ran into the wrecked coal cars.
in town on business Wednesday.
while others set k ¡„vestm ent in ||liv, M
„ f d l kild.S, F llh ir i- I f ils .
Price Bros. & Co. have about cursion train. Six or eight poo- The engine went down tho em
various branches o f business in ; Hi*ghegt MarUet PriceH obtained for Appi,-*
Louie Roberts o f M yrtle P o in t1
200,000 of the finest shingles ever pie were killed.
bankment, followed by tho entire towns. G ive US your lowest prices ttnd all greeu Kruita, Sail Salmon, Chittiui Ilark,
took in Coquille on Wednesday.
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1 Hidt-B, Skins aud Wool, Fur« of all kiuds, llatili
made hero at their mill.
train w ith its human freight. The IU Competition
with other sections,
Wood, Star« BoltK, ind prodtirt ({enerally.
The navigation of the .Coquille
D. Giles, the M yrtle Point brick
scene was one of great horror. and if encouragement is offered, 1AIKO »>■^Y- a « well a < hem . onoitsoscoinnssio»
S. A. Ward, the saddler, has on
river will bo equal to a branch
man was doing our town M ednes-
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The cries of the imprisoned pas will talk 111 person iu a fe\Vr weeks. ; inquiries will receive prompt attention at my hands
hand a new stock of leather. H e
railroad
into
the
Coos
Bay-Kose-
day.
sengers were heartrending.
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is a good workman and his prices
buYg road at Coquille City. It
Mr. A. Leach is preparing to are low.
nally some of the passengers man
makes the lower river aud the
build ou his lots in N otley’s midi-
aged to crawl out of their prison
Dr. Holden, our dentist, proves coast country tributary to
this
tion.
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to be an old acquaintance of Supt. place. W hen they get the const and arouse the neighborhood.
THE WORK OF RESCUE.
The cause o f nationalism
is W hite of Lyons’ mill and Mr. N.
c f t i c i ¿ l i t ,
B E A T T Y S O R G A N S , , ? ” , | n rirs * t l . R o o t , P r o p . .
road it will be a question o f what
W oid was telegraphed to this Write for catalogue. Atblions. Hon. Dan
spreading very rapidly in Eng Lorenz, our merchant.
place gets it.
Coquille City,
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city, and surgeons and a force of iel F. lleatty, Washington, New Jersey.
land and Ireland.
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Mr. Zice, the machinist, Mr.
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Fourth door east o f Odil F ellow s’, building.
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300 workmen were takon to the
President Harrison sigued the G ilroy the tinner and Ed. Nelson
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I All kind« of re pairing neatly <i
it r< -»
T h o W r o c l i P i l A jn \ .
rtonabl** rates.
Work Warra.
to
It turns out that the A jax w as, SP°^ M >rk was slow, ami the
river and harbor bill and the anti- were putting the finishing touches
Always keeps on band a choice and fresh
satisfaction.
Orders taken for •
^e«
dead and dying were taken out
supply o 1 r< ¡ d f i>:s, oflkes, etc.
lottery bill ou the l ‘Jth.
wrecked
et
about
the
same
place
on the new’ boats last week.
and
Jewelry
not
in
stock.
19 head o f cattle, price $225; 3
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All work must b ; paid for before leaving
on Blount’s reef where the steamer with gieat difficulty. I p to 10
It takes 2*240 lbs o f unscreened
Many children on the river are
o,„vs, 2 calves, 13 year-olds past
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coal, to make a ton,' a fact that troubled with something like chol Northerner went down in which “ clock to-night six dead and thirty Also one span of four-year-old
400 persons were drowned in 1858.1 wounded had been taken out. O f ■
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supply th'constant demand f ''» ’
:e
many people do not know.
. .Fe the
horses,
price c.onn
$o00.
Iieason r for of To
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era infantum. The fruit season
this
class.
A San Fraucisco paper says of the the latter some we*e brought to
John Snyder has bad his house, accounts for it.
wanting to sell immediately— I
this citv and others were takon t o
lost
vessel:
occupied by Mrs. Auderson and
have a business call to the e
Dr. Davis, the Roseburg dentist
The A jax was tho finest vessel the Miners Hospital at Ashland.
family, painted up in fine style.
Cell i or h 'U ij -
wishes those needing dental work
in the Oregon Goal and Naviga Later dispntcl.es give 50 killed.
J. W es Nosier has moved to to call on him. H e is a first class
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tion Company's fleet. She enr-
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town and occupies Mr. M eld’s cot workman and will be here on Oct.
cied 800 tons of coal, and had
James
Mortinnr,
who
had
leen
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.er l-i<i ¡teres of the Fuuts land
tage opposite the H erald office.
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made eighty round trip s seldom iu California for the past three
•o troni corporate limits of the bc-ati-
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The flyers Belle Hamlin and
W e were mistaken last week; it varying an hour in her arrival and
tiful and prou .in -, U-wu of Coi;nii¡e, Coos
£
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m .
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years returned tv) the bay last
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county, t ire.; >n.
Justina made a mile double in was Mr. Carl D ies’ father, mother
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departure from schedule
time. wet
Special aticnt-.o’.i
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2:15$ nt Philadelphia lowering the and sister that were expected, in
f t y i f 1 e » e-, o"!« i Í f^Vv ( " L ' ” '!■
She wa< valued at 8120.000. Cap
J. D. G u field and Ileu ry Feng ! los? burg land >
coinni -.Hi.iner of
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record.
th« gciit-r. 1 <iil cl"
stead of Mrs. Dies'. They arrived tain Donaldson, her commander,
■ ret-try of the
-tacken are about to erect a three-
5,10. 2-.). o.
lot“, p: t bench
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The O live hotel has laid in a here ou Tuesday.
h.nil. level
ml
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came out here five years ago in an storv building on their lot near
■ I nee . . I part
supply of Riverside coal for the
Judge and Mrs. D yer of Bnndon English ship, and 1ms been in tie- the Western hotel.
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to of -r « prlz - to
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rich. I id to • ! i
f ’ - iT A A R f
Goods, for ¡Lu L.- J£5Tj-iAD£. Entry C w
winter, and it is of a superior started to the state fair on W ed company's employ ever
since,
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A Mr. W ilson from Riddle has daughter, Mrs. Buckingham, while, master. 1 le formerly had com- ! cm i t.to rn a!
ñé.
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bought property iu town and will in the Willamette.
maud of the Arnj, ;o and Areata, re hours, go-t«s-you-{)
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make this his home in the future.
E. A. M cD u ffie and Burt Buz in lie\ing (.’uptain J ten i t tee la t- « >f $250.
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with ii:t 1 er«
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H e is a teacher.
comb : lid
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have become members of Senator ter v * • s > • 1 v.hrn !u b
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The papers o f last week con Hamden's colored minstrels, and o f the I Í i.iiib'oidt.
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tained news o f eleven railroad ac are on the road. The former will
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cidents iu which the death list was blow the bass drum.
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from six to fifty persons.
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Er. M. W . Davis, the Roseburg
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ciiy-call ! !ui v i.uv v.ur’: un*l '• a
f " -, » ] ,. ^ j p l , *
ar-1ceji in i r d
The Turkish man-of-war Erto- deutist, w ill be in Coquillo City giving him co: . ;t:ai:d • a v
\i.cr paironage rc«j.' ct-
'1 he bn V is
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fully .-.vJ.cited.
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groul was lost in the Japan sea Oct. 7, prepared to do any aod all he is exonerated from blame w hen hi - bunk at
mill , had of W ill} brandii $. whiskev h , Iv-ra and cigars i
J. V/. U toos .
the investigation is held by the his gold wn*
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$110,
stolen
ten days ago, and with her went kinds of dental work.
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Reserve
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down 500 people, among
them your orders for him.
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Osman Pasha.
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John Dillon and Win. O'Brien, mails are closed against the Louis
Partly to dispel a visionary de ing a e h i it jo l >, and
had no di ) u 1 • t A t » «111 *•*
' IlM 111.
were thrown into jail on the 19th. iana lottery thnt it will soou die
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lusion of some of my friends; part
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Great excitement prevailed
all unless it can make fair terms with
his clniin, «»nl i> . ■ «niu pr
voll I k - renilo . -to;uubo;it laudilo
«paart-, r
a mile
ly to gratify the wish.es of oti.eis
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I k for»* the .1 .•.
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fiorii post* Î*
over the emerald isle. It is tough the express companies.
ui.i -chotJ hon«
)od
• liir j l.lw l.
court of Ç., , »
and to do justice to n.i unbiased
•lie !.. .i.-if, inilkhiir ■ . " J ill L
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when free «»
is not allowed.
J’he
following
is
tin
jury
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for
( 11 fc X , O ’CLioJl. »Ll «V t d‘.. .-o. ilei. i-r>. isyo. ' ''haui- »*>• ’
Ernest Mosher, son of Rev. generosity do I write this note.
viz: Arthur A .S
nils. Uiv-emption I). S. ¡ woodshed and other outbuildings. To la -| L T i j U i j l L i l D
lliljilu
Coast Trades and Mosher o f Coos river, was drown W e (m y friend and I ) have been the circuit court which convenes V». »'.Tai. io- Mt* ' 1 1. - f S i L'S. Tp. ‘J 7. S. ; «oíd with place, Is cow«. 12 two-y- ar <>!d
AND AIL KINDS OF—
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i heifer«, lSyenrlinc heifers, 1 blood» d ! nil,
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published nt 597 ed in the W illam ette nt Portland nearly everywhere on the bay in next Monday: EJ. Backlit!’, John *' 1 lie
I’-Uii’.A.s the f. .ill»'. i:ig lyitiir-siesto tirovc- I x t
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hnrn<i^ . d:(i, v 1 W-
lUission C»t., San Francisco by W. A. recently. Foul play is thought to the last day or two; Bay City. Neal, J. F. Noyes, J. J). Barklow, U u n if* i-o1'"'"-*-.': ■■■ •* J,> ..... r-sltiv«- j tufe« und fnriuicg tinteusil« go v.-ith the |
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I place. For price and U-nua apply to Uoîu.
W. P. H em a u D , D. (riles, J. L. %,• ° »* ‘
Bushnell and E. W . Thurman is a be the cause o f his death.
Marshfield, Porter, North l ’end,
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coùnrv. Or k* p I u flDA1’., FIR , ASH, M A PLE , MYRTLE,
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1. «pille City.
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Lewellen.
Sam Decker, J. P.
new workingman's paper and a
Glasgow,
Em
pire
City,
Rocky
Mrs. Harper has put in some
A lder and spruce lumber always on
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Stender. J. H. James, M. L . Ran- W. 8. J o t kins. S
good one, too.
Point
and
to-night
are
at
Newport
substantial improvements at her
t the lowest rates
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Oar customers all speak highly place— sidewalk, fence and new at a party dancing like poppets in dleman, Thos. Dräne, J. 1>. Baker,
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J. V. Shuck, J. P. Tapper, J. W.
in praise o f St. Patrick's Pills. gate of the squeaky 6ort.
Miss the d evil’s dream. Eight feet me
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They are the b e s t— Perry Bros. Bee will see that a lubricant is generally consigned to each set in Harcmerburg, J. C. Denn, S. B.
Anyone wanting thoroughbred : D B U O aiS T A N D jl’ CAUMACIST, - P llO rii'U T O R . B \ ' F u g T "
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Hatch, R. 1). Sanford, J. H. Rogue,
Carroll, Nebraska. F or 6ale by duly used.
the ball room. The management
Berkshire pigs, can now get them
Coquille City, Oregon.
the river ami bar, Rt reasonable rate
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R. S. Knnwltnn and S L. Lenuve,
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of me. M y pigs are from a regis
A fruit cannery on this river is here have generously given us six- ^
David Campbell, bred Hagelstein,
druggists, Coquille City, Oregon.
tered sow aud boar and nre very! * ul1 lim 1,1
fbimic.i.«, 1
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one of the thing9 that offers the teen. W e are being well treated;
A. Xasbnrg, T. M. Dimmick, W. ..
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Medicines. Toilet nrtides, Tobacco and .
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Our old friend, Chas. Bingham greatest inducements. I t is to be the people have probably never
fine pigs. 1 also have some thor-
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Cigar«,
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Christensen,
J.
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Ferry,
o f Sentinel, Arizona, but formerly hoped that active steps will be tHk- seen the like befoie, which may
oughbied Y oik slliie pigs f«»l sal«‘. , Prescription« n specialty—carefully
lilled Omens for lain!\ov lillea in quanti-
specialty
Eugene
O
’Connell,
Wentworth
ties to suit, mid at the lowest livin g
Have also the celebrated Japanese
a resident of South Coquille is vis eu this winter, and next summer be the reason we have had an ex
at nil hours !»:»> _ o r N iu lit .
buckwheat to sell—the boss buck
Baker,
J.
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Bunch.
Nit>bt call, front room over the Store, j lu te s .
iting his friends in this county. see the full fruition of our express cellent midnight supper, served in ,
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wheat for cakes mid bees.
This
Everybody was glad to see hrtn ed hopes. H a lf a dozen what we a house seme distance from the.
I lo a t t y * * T o u r ol* Ilio B o riti.
buckwheat i i something new for i J* ^ • H u g h e s ,
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could not well come as call poor men could start one and hall.
The music is good; the
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Parkersburg, Coos county, Oreg.
Ex-Mayor Daniel F. Beat'.y, of Coos county.— For further partic-!
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and it required not feel it. The cost is very small dancing is good, and we are all in JTeatty’s celebrated organs and ulars inquire o f
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and the p*ofits large. L e t some a good humor.
pianos, Washington, New Jersey,
n l$ tf
Arago, Oregon. |
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one move in the matter.
Newport is one of the brightest has returned home from an ex-;
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permanent survey o f the watch fires in the Grande R o n d e ; tended tour of tho world. Read j
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^Eertisem ent in this paper
ay-Ro6eburgrailroad reach- of the labor sentiment o f Coos I
UIIGUrC St, IÌRAMF
Fallt
i place Wednesday. They county. Wo me surrounded to- _
it is the
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Z ^ rcp s.
Toller.
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/ed the bank o f the river night by the brawny arms of labor; j
ana there that eve. m
ili« Kinds of farm work solicited. Horse
lfl tn m q?
shoeing and plow work a specialty
Till!urdorsicned having been nppointcdj
t
igh this place running be- w e are c o m m u n in g t o -n i g h t w it h
gon and Washington oi_
. wetlgen,
.
.
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Supplies
for
logging
work,
don«.
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‘U Lyons’ store, Leland and men and women aceustoned to the ^m in .B rutor of tb o «? ia to o f Cha«. F. w .,
sented. The cheap rates of travt>.
Von revert deceaHed, by tbe Judi»e of the
rings.cant-hooks and everything used in O a r r s r i n g ;
t lx e
XT. S
Leneve's hardest manual labor. \> e are all County (kmrt ofCooH county. State of Ore- ìlur lAtulned n riartJard of excollence wbieh logging camp.« kept ou hand. Sati«faotion ‘
to that and the Portland exposi Rooinson hotels and
_ _ _
„
. ,
li« of no RinHu ior.
guaranteed. Shop on corner north of Fio-
drug 9tore and the river. I t will on a level — no red tape, no affectn- ' c° n' A 1 r er**°ns i»avin« ciuim« c^ainst the 1 . Ju
tion will enable comrades to go.
li c mtnins evcry improveinent tliat Inveli
..
, f
,
•,
n , .
, ,
«aid . «tate are hereby notified that they arc
m vi} tenius, ski il iiti'l money cau pnxluce.
Is Dunham, who was on the ill- frustrate Mr. Lyons’ plaDS as it tion. Mon dressed ns fashionable j r, q),i;vil to I>r,.R,.nt )he SHIHe. wilhtl)t, pr,kp.|
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Freight and
P a ssen gers
Ô--rtf*-.JA*
T7
’thin six month« from this
fated steamer Ajax, writes: The will run snug against the north beaus to-night, clothed in the coal ; er v »uel.«
I (7*1
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Stages will leave Coquille City every day,
to
at 1 -v ,
iu b'u<iniii« ( ¡«y, j
steamer st -C ivaf at 9:45 a. m. wide of his mill where he calculat stained habiliment o f the miner to-
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l
Uill/iU
liUtilO
1UUUÙ11
except
Sunday, at 5 a. m. Hiul 1 p. m., con
WAR*
ou
ed
to
give
his
mill
machinery
a
morrow.
A
liberty
loving
people
Tj
lIarlc(.kor>
necting
with .itcaiu i each trip for all
r
I
M
i
10 miles c v »Lore. W e took to
The new A 1 Schooner
'
R
A
N
T
B
I3
points
«>n
C 'R « bay.
J.eavo Utter City
A
l
M
¿S
■r
-
-
l
ì
is my people; a laboring people is : .\t!i:»iiii«tof..>r «T the estate of V. \v. f .
the smalt
:s and reached shore solid site on the hill.
rAKKERSBURG,
every day. .
pt S in
at Í1 a. m. and
i 'V
Sheriffs are allowed
$5 per my people, for-the vagrant breezes! Vo11
(s t SheJ
v re) at 6:45 p. m.,
F
O
R
J::»!)p.iii.
F;
i;g-
1
by
inoming
stage can
IS
Æ
ro
a
. .. ....
t\
of
liberty
mid
freedom
nestles
in
—
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visit
M
.i'.Jr'
d
ad
Ik
up
re
A’ity,
having
week
for
boarding
prisoners
under
being or jr t nine hours. N o
f
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N
*
™
FIVE
TO
two
Lou".«
in
«
pi
.
.
returning
to G o-
in Exiraor:iiiuir) it:»r^«isi.
one saved a scatary thing that was five in number. When they attain -I my very hair, and I ’d rather grasp
V
• v- ■■ ’ ;j. !
quillo < ity. tiie «amo day.
W
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i
A farm of 241 acres on tho Coquille river, i -EXCEL. - •
A YEARS. *-e
not qg} him. I consigned my bi that number the price is reduced tho coal stained hand of a miner
Ì i\
K ^ v • - ; ^ 0 0
P a r e , C r i e ZD r i l a r .
r
than
the
gloved
one
of
a
million-
o
f
bottom,
j
to $3 per week. Thus they get
cycle to McGinty. _
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Always
•> • i‘Ji
;.ii!« and make
T,
.
.
¿b;rei4 ch'Hrod; 40 acre.i s vamp, IV) acres
A
tjiiutu
$20
per
week
if
they
have
four
a iie .
L oil OI), Tliends ill N e w p o r t , dik
and ill hay meadow; 40 head of cat-!
tx-
if
C razy C h in am a n .— T he China-
Tlicso cxccMent Orjran.'i arc eclobratcd for vol
and while you heave the coal, or be; 45 tons of hay, (rood orchard, house, ' ume, qua Ity of t me.quicU response* variety £
JOHNSON & DUNHAM,
mao who attempted suicide nt and but $15 if they have five; $18
of comblmii i : . -r, h r'u-iii- ; • « lì , t auty in finish,
Fropritorf.
drive the drill you have the con -! ,mr' ,uld ,,ut b,i,ain" B' hof e ua- 0,i1' f,irm pei fi’i't construction, nnikiiiir them the most
Parker’s mill several years ago for si?, etc. A doctor is ordered
.
..
.
; imp; ■ meuts. Frio«: $4.r»00; ^HOOO cash, lu ll-;
attractive, ornament al and d- .iriible onransfor
ehurcb; s, jocig.
lady: -.societies,etc.
nonius,scnooifr, ehurcu;
, s««-i« ii'->,-
has been about town a good deal by the county to examine a t>a- scions dignity of knowing that ere |nn(. ontimo. Thi(i offvr ¡s 0i)en for six homos,schooit-,
T I- T ID
l>nl!l ll'.rn-ss’ v fm* (Im
long you will be tho acknowledged w«e; « only. Addre««aton co,
K M T A I ìc L h I K J ) I l I . t1. T A T 1 OX,
tient
for
insanity.
I
f
no
insanity
o f late, and ou Wednesday eight
J. M. F pton ,
r X G Q l A l i ) I'A A T I.IT ir.W .
rulers of the Im d. when the death
w o '- Jti'A’.
he got wild. H e imagined that a is found ho gets nothing for hits
0
O Q
H I L L
E
M e filg C
liH lg L v .v ,
Fai don. Oregon.
1 ; „ /S’ K . V T E B U l t
gardens will no more be planted
work.
These
are
samples
of
O
r
couple o f ladies had entered his
< V : lì »’i:0, M.'.Kil THIS
V ZElrE 'T'ZE^^N.ZDIB |
Mi riJt Fobrr,’08.
with forgotten ghosts, when the,
room and he came out yelling and egon’s laws, but you are left if you
J . R
O T e s ip o n ,
no recourse. harvest of labor union will wave, |
T H S P O P l J u A R OEGEAN i
S S n . e . w. FFR K lM S , P r o p ie t o r .
snorting like a drunken Comanche. think they ha ye
in
till
'
it
.’
V
civil Engineer and Surveyor,
lelting when a chaplet of contentment
I t seeroefe hat he was robbed of W hat’s the matter with
FIA17CS, ■ . v 'T R EC0K3.
$3000, hi i his wife stolen and had the fifth man escape, or declaring rests on each miner’ s brow, and n City and «.aiit-ary En^inefrin;». Ditch««
Catalogue« on a . > li , F u - k .
a brothei die way back in China even an Oregon legistator a suc garland of peace and plenty on- !* "J Cm uc« locatcd; Lines run, Flans.
Î Irving B. Cook,
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COOOILLB CITY BAKERY
For Sale!
SMALL HOMES.
W;1
$
Bla<‘ksii!ÌI!iSlio|)!
C H IC A G O
COTTAGE
ORQAN
S T A G E LINE!
V
pnn
land, ana it ull
mind.
out-balanced
his cessful candidate
asylum.
for the
insane
s h r in e t h e p o r t a ls
j • | .
LtOOClIUgUu
of
h is
h o m e .!
LoDI.
" “ d « t « « « t e s fnrntahed for all kind«
of v^ork. Apply at the Coast Mail aliice,
MarRlifield, Oregon.
PHIpUpft
UillbtiUJ
P n T T " r C GPG5N
U i i a s . wr*UJIil
CHICAGO. ILL-
CS. “ a X , n p «» rironl and
ton.
v»/ . tuerfreightincludi,igrtour . *J ...dpjr toil
*
Coiuiu.*MiLL k Tvva Cour a «X.
oigar« always «-n baud'.
of nuts and candies very
call.
«“s ^ r t u ^ i
cheap. Give m a
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