Coquille City herald., October 21, 1890, Image 4

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Written for the H kuald .
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J. A. & D. F. DEAN,
EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS
Devoted to the intercats of the Coquille
K i.e r p.rlioulurly, « „ J ol « h . C ount, «un-
erally.
nbscription , per year, iu advance
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T U E S D A Y , OCT. 21, 1890.
The railroad survey was finished
to M yrtle Point lust wee*.
Mr. Krunk, o f M yrtle creek, was
in town on business Tuesday.
W ild
j “ geese
• i- migrating
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lbnrsdny .„cheated
weather up north.
eold,
frosty
tions for it! There was the rabbit again she tried to feed him.
n ih b a rii*» R h r n i i i : i t i r a n i l L i v e r
P it to .
n i R O I EX
father had shot and cleaned and
The foreman o f the lumber camp
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pills.are
scientifically
compounded,
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told her how to stew, mill she went DOW C&nie forwftrd RUG tried to and uniform ill action. No griping pain so
[By W. H . Waddington.
to the garden patch for parsley pnd . remove her. “ Dear little m aid, , commonly following tho use of pills. They
On the borders o f the Georgean
onions, which she peeled till the come with me. There was an ac- ar* adaptcd to 1,” lh
and children
Bay ßtood a small log shanty. The
water run from her dear loving cident ana yoor father has gone to have no equal in the euro of sick headache,
inmates at the time o f our story
eyes; but still she struggled on un- your mother and God; so come with oon tipation* dyspepsia and biliousness;
was a man in the prime of life and
till she had the stew simmering on me, little maid, and God help me, and’ M “.n aI,petiter’ they txccl nny otbtr
h ¡8 o n ,y „ y y # g ¡rl>
yCftrB o l d
the stove and sending forth an ap- I ’ll take care o f you. Come, my
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H e had come fiora England with
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patizing odor, and then she sat child; this is no place for you.”
Must Be Settled.
iia wi o an c n i , \
p g
down to peel the potatoes, singing
“ Put he told me, sir, to cook his
A ll those owiug J. T. Jenkins,
ernment grant ami started clearing
to herself the old English songs dinner and bring it to the camp including 82 per ceut of the com-
the primivial forest. The wife, a
she had learnt from her mother, and stay with him all the afternoon, pany accounts of Jenkins & Ten-
dolicato, refined woman, uuused to
every now and again breaking off j and now, sir” she said with aifother nisson must settle the same by or
roughing it, had succumbed to the
in a happy laugh as she thought ()f those heartrending Loks, “ now before Oct: 1st or collections will
hardships inseparable to a pioneer
how father would relish tho first he is stiff and cold and cannot eat hflVe 1° be forced.
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life, leaving her heartbroken hus-
u i * fin
dinner she had ever cooked—“ all and you say that he is dead, and _
. » y _myself, you know” she aid. „ .e d.uuer will spoil. Oh! father,
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The undersigned having been appointed
administrator of tho estate of ('has. F. W.
Von Pcgert deceased, by the Judge of the
County Court of Coos county, State of Ore­
gon. All persons having claims against the
said estate are hereby notified that they are
required to present the came, with the prop­
er voucher*, within six months from this
date to me at my office in Coquille City,
Coos county, Oregon.
J. H. ROBERTS,
in
General Merchandise,
Myrtle Point, Or.
I., Harlocker,
Administrator of the estate of C. W. F.
Von Pegert, deceased.
Sept 23 5w
Irving B. Cook,
(Formerly of Coquille Mill <t Tug fjo.l
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" COMiSSiOl
A G r e a t B a r g a in .
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aud then jump up to peep beneath m'y father, wake up for your ltird ie ! House nm, tWQ acres
,and for
Mr. R. 0. Dement o f Norway, delicately organized sensitive little
the ltd. and Rive the stew a stir and .u d eat your dinner.”
8ale at B(md(m fo t le88 tbnn lbe 111 A 114, Front St., San Frnncico, Cal.
returning from court made us a thing, then 8 years old; and well
D E A L E R IN
pleasant call Thursday.
had he fulfilled his trust. The n '""0.
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i h r ? lai? him. iu
. K,'° Uni! house cost. Th e owner wishes
to Hay, Feed of all kinds, Flour & Meals.
don’t it smell good; how rich and near his wife ir the clearing and
leave on account of heaVth. I l l -
Everything points to tho fact whole love of his strong nature had
Highest Market Prices Obtaiued for Apples
nice the gravy looks; just what put a m ile wooden cross over his
and all green Fruits, Salt Salmon, Chittim Hark,
that Harrison will again bo a can- centered itself ou the child, and
quire of Sinclair it Harlocker.
Hides, Skins and Wool, Flit s of all kinds, Match
didate for the presidency.
she hud returned hi* loye iu full , ' “ T likes‘” 1a“ d the
P>'‘ ™
grave « » d tho little one lived on
Wood, Stave Holts, aud produce generally.
I Al so BUY, AS WEIL A S SELL GOODS ON COMMISSION
rum ____________ , ___ _________,............ . potatoes ami the kettle and got out with the foreman’s wifi* nt tho lam-
T. J. Alexander came m f trom
measure and was never so happy as .
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Information of any kind will cost you nothing—
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her basket, dish, can, bread and a por camp, no trouble to any one,
Inquiries will receive prompt attention at my hands
Dillard s last luesdny.
H e re- when ministering to him at homo,
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white napkin to cover over all.
19 head o f cattle, price 8225; 3 1
only speaking when the men came
ports times quiet outside.
or wandering about the solemn,
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1 do believe papa never had a jn
Then she wouliL raise those i cows, 2 calves, 13 year-olds past.
T e best windmill made is tbe sombre woods with her little hand . . .
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its just splendid i great eyes o f hers wiruYlumb agony Also one span of four-year-old
Cyclone, kept bv llios. Miuott in his prattling to him of the time
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by myself, too. la th e r II and love in their depths anil eay: horses, price 83CX).
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the Coos bav hardware man.
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i let me always cook now when he “Please, sir, can you tell me where wanting to sell immediately—-I
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D r jm g wine grapes is becoming
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, * eats this and finds how good it is, |o find father? for I ’ ve cooked his liavo a business call to the east,
COQUILLE CITY
a big industry iu California. The «* > k lllm Hamt.es and keep bu and lie, „ kis3 me and tel| m0 r ,„
inner an(, brml„ ht jt for
1
H u n n e w e l l I3 u .i lc 3 .i n g ;
Call on or address Joseph Noyes,
house
and
never
leu\e
him
—
never
F r o n t S v iie e t ,
E ast
E nd .
Coquille C tly,
low price of wine has brought it
his own little darling housekeeper;
The suow lay thick upon the
îifitf
Myrtle Point.
All kind» of r -p.tirin*» neatly , done at rea
—
but
live
with
him
always
forever.
about.
I just know he will, and I shall be clearing and in the woods around
sonahle rates.
Work Warranted to give
The settler had got work for him­
Always keep* on baud a choice and fresh
satisfaction.
Orders taken for Watches
Miss T illa \ olkmar has finished
just as happy as happy;” and the a piercing wind swept through their
supply o bread.p ies, cakes, etc.
self and ox team at a lumber camp
and Jewelry not in stock.
her school down the coast and re­
dear little thing danced about the dim, far-reaching aisles and K in g
All work must be paid for before leaving
about half a mile from his cabin,
the shop.
turned to her home at M yrtle
room like a fairy, wild with joy.
f ro8t was holding high carnival.
j — FO R SALE, ON V E R Y E ASY
aud hud also found a market there
Point.
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And now tho potatoes are done
Where was the little maid?
T E R M S ,—
for the greater part of the products
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To supply the constant demand for homes We have the Exclusive C on trol o f
Miss D yer and Miss Whitelaw o f his clearing aud was laying by an^ drainew and stewed, aud the everyone had been busy- some at
The Robinson House, fu lly fur- of this class.
o f Bandon came up to visit frieuds money in the hopes o f sending’ hie ,lcli®i,’ “ s stl'"' eulPtief jnto tL(; this, others at that, and the woman „¡shod and everything complete,
Tuesday. Miss D yer is atllicted little motherless daughter to school
‘ ho spoons and knives and at everyth in g-a n d she had slipped necessary for a first class hotel.
forks
put
in, then the bread and away unmissed.
Where yon can secure the amount of
with a very sore hand.
Apply to
at Toronto; aud possibly of find­
acres you desire.
They tracked her through the
Coos B ay R kal E s t a t e A nd
An old man named Burton ar­ ing work there for himself so ns to potatos, the tea emptied into the
can,
the
fire
put
out.
Then
the
snow to the rude cross in the clear- D eveloi ’M f . ni C o m p a n y , P. O.
rived from Oregon City Wednes­ be near her during the coming
careful
little
lady
locked
the
door,
W e now olfTt r 100 nort-s o f the Fte i:s land
ing, and there she lav cold and Box, 178, Marshfield, Oregon,
day with his family to make Coos winter.
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m ile fro in rorpor.it e lim its o f ti n* bean­
took her lmsket and can and start­ stiff on the bare white snow, with
county his home. H e is seeking
tiful nud jir. >Dii sin*r tuv,:i o f Ctjqui ie. Coos
The sun was just appearing
ed for the lumber camp half a mile [ier basket beside her in which she
work.
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county, Or.* « 'Oil#
above the horizon, lighting up the
M,
away with her wonderful dinner.
had
taken
he
father’s
dinner.
T
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Mr. Samuel Loshbaugh and lady autumn tints o f the trees to increas-
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Civil
Engineer
and
Surveyor.
Hew did it happen? no one
H o iim * l*roticic lio n s .
of B ig creek. Middle Coquille, ed brilliancy; air wasthe sharp and
City ami S,mi 'try Fn^iut orino. Ditelu ■
2 ’ .;.
lo, :A), *»r ÍG itr re lot?, ¿¿li"
knows,— some slight negligence—
Th e various industries of this and Flume* locati d. J.ini >s run. Pinna land, level ;t:d -o. i f u- fruit and r
spent a few days last week with exhilarating, for there had been a
some carelessness— some hitch
t ". h d for al! kiud* deuces. ;tin Hurt bolt.>ni land which is
coast do uot receive the encourage­ M¡ i»s •nul < si-unan
Mrs. L ’s sister, Mrs. A. G. Balcb, slight fA s t; the Indian summer
And don't hare i offer a prize to »e ll thla
some —. But one hour before noon
of work.
Apply at the Co: i^t M ail allice
Goods, for , ts the G£ST tiADE. Cuery Can holds
rich, and C make if th -irai ie lit • t wo d •
ment they deserve. It seems that
and family.
was nearly over, and as we enter
Marshtield. ( )iv. <>n.
r.re cond>;m J
d in iii-arly « very ti iet •>:!•.
a log rolled ovbr someone who
CPE m ONE HALF POUNDS.
people want work aud business
The Christian church iu this the cabin the man is talking to his
f >r sprint water $•> ,
Several dinar
cried; “ God help my child” — and
A h 11V ( r.io i’il i n -i r j D iii'^aX n .
h s d«J, it desired.
•■boost r i. and
men desire to invest their capital;
FJ. L O R E N Z ,
place has been duly incoipointed child.
some one was dead— no one to
A
farm
of
241
fo
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outlie
Coquille
river.
C O Q U IL L E ,
ORE.
but they will at the same time buy
rv
and have bought a lot o f Mrs. M.
“ W ell, Birdie, dear, if you will
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blame; accidents are always hap­
5 miles from ! - tin» 'it : '.H> acr-s o f bottom,
E. Lamm ey with a view to build- be very careful you may try to pening, and a group of rough lum­ a pair of Eastern or Chinese made ¡10 acres den re« d: 4*’ aeres swamp. 2 1 acres
Baiane in '
and two yen
with Interes
shoes, cigars or clothes. The far­ dike and in h y mo'ulow: 40 head o f cat- which will < Ide lnauv t eenre a siaa
ing a church.
cook me a bit o f dinner, as I know
bermen stood around the «lead man
Totliejjnod pcople of Coquille City and
mer or business man in the city de­ tie: 45 tons o hav. pood orchard, hor.se, homo that if
n napt d will inp moi
Mr. J. F. Sanders, who has been ^ will g itt j o u pleasure, bat be UQ(jer tree in the backwoods o f
!ke inrroundin ■ country: I bare fitted ap
barn nud out b i' iinps: ho-se w:i<»oii, farm Kevenne an
comfort than muc
prospecting for black eand gold nt onretnl about tbe fire, my darling, Cnnada> nud his lm le girI ¡s o n sires to sell his products at the implements, Prie • ;.VM; .< '.ooo ?a d>. bal- larper tract - far.
a. rt h. i lirst-eluss -a ll ry in Marshfield, opposi te
<
I rom 1
highest possible rates; but he at ance on tine T ii olT' r is iqien fo r six
S-isburp «b ilirst" stor,*. 1 claim to do tha
I."» minutes
school, mar!
on
Randolph for some time, left for uc<’ >>ut 11 ont ie" re 5 ° ° " nve; her way with his dinner. God
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*‘8t woi k don • in l 'oos eounty. Wken yoa
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at
once.
the same time purchases an East­ weeks «>nlv.
walk fr«nn ; -t ■.. f '. store... l*int landing
Portland Wednesday night to be uut^ ^ en
cau
Wl{ l m eam * |ielp her, indeed.
ire in our eity •■ ili end se«* mv work ond yoa
¿ .M U pton .
and ]>r«*p«>s > 1 d< p tt on U. 1! liii“ now con-
ern made wagon, carriage or har­
watch us at the camp all the after
'.ili ! k * c olivine« d. Your patronale respect-
1'nndon, Orepen.
gone several week:
ectnred: t:.. ciioiev .1 loca ions y t • ff< red. l'ully
“ Please, sir, can you tell me
soli«*
ness. The
harnessmaker,
the
noon. You won’ t feel lonely this
d iF K W O O D A S A N i'O llD .
J. W . ltrcos.
where to find father; I ’ve brought blacksmith, the wagon maker, the
A tree 129^ feet around, the
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1’hotoprapher.
morning, will you pet? See here
his dinner,” and she turned her boot and shoemaker, the cigarmak-
largest in the world, has been dis­
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are your books and slate. You can
sweet sensitive face aud loving eyes
covered iu Fresno county, Cal. It
A farm amt dairy ranch for sale nt a bnr- C O Q U Z I i L i ES M I L L
er, the shirtmaker, etc., consequent­
amuse yourself with them till it
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gain,
adjoining the fair grounds at Am go
on a rough bearded man at the out­
is over 43 feet in diameter fonr
ly only number a few thousand all
is time to start cooking, can’t you
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county.
Oregon, containing 140 acres.
C o q u ille C it y , O r eg o n ,
side of the group. The man look-
feet above the ground.
100
ncres
bottom
land
and
40
acres
level
told
iu
this
state,
when
they
should
my little housekeeper?
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blan k ly d ow n at the little m aul, ,
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I bench land. 100 ncres cleared and fenced,
Supt. Bunch has tho lumber on
Oh! jes, dear papa; I shau t be , . • . , .
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ofte-half mile of river frontage with good
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but instead o f answering brushed
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the ground ready to commence the |OIlt.]v
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nely one bit, for I have to pre- , . ,
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ands. Do you then wonder at this
steamboat landing: a quarter of a mile
sleeve across his eyes as if to
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This house has been refitted and newly
construction af a dwelling as soon pnlc 6uoh a nice dinner for ynu. his
from postolfice and school house, good or­
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con«: ltion of things r I f the capi-
furnished throughout.
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chard,
two barns, one house, milkhoute,
as tho academy is completed.
I t j bnve the rabbit to 9tew and , he clear his vision.
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, 1 talist expects to reap a rich re­
¡Ifiil
To la-
1 lerse, sir, father said I could
First-cinss Accommodations for Traveling woodshed and other outbuildings.
ward from his investments on this
will be near that institution.
potatoes to wash and peal, and all
— AN D A L L K IN D S OF—
sold with plr.ee,
cows, 12 two-year old
M EN.
come to the camp with his dinner,
heifers, 1:5 yearling heifers, 1 blooded bull.
coast, he will first have to assist in
A n y one wishing a good work sorts of things. Oh! no, papa, I
S ampi - k R oom in C onnection .
X j X T INÆ I B E B
1 tenm of horses and harness, dairy fix­
aud I ’ve cooked it all myself. W ill
This popular and favorite resort has
removing the cause.
hoYse in exchange for potatoes or Bhant be lonely, Y’ ou’ ll see what
tures and farming untensils go with the
you tell me where he is, sir” ?
rcentlv been thoroughly renovated and put place. For price and terms apply to Robt.
C e d a r , f ir , ash , m a p l e , x y r t lm ,
Do Eastern merchants purchase
grain can have a bargain by calling a nice, splen.lid cook I ’m.getting,
in
better order than ever befor The table, i \V. Bullard. Randolph, Coos ctui^tv. Ole-
The man addressed nudged the ;
had
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your
lumber
ami
farm
products?
is
supplied
with
niithedelicnces
to
be
I
Alder nnd spruce lumber always on
on W. N. Campbell at the Red and what a beautiful hot dinner I ’ll
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and in a style to please the most fustidi
next one to him. “ Thee tell her
hand and for sale at the lowest rates
I f they do not, then you had better epicure
Iron t, Coquille City, Oreg.
bring you; see if you don’t.”
•J im ; 1 can’t. “ H e spoke in a whis­
patronize those a little nearer your
Harkness’ iron and sarsaparilla
And the child full o f importance
per, huskily.
t o w in g
own home; you will profit by it. — j
is splendid and you will say so at the thought o f cooking and tak-
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“ No, no, no; I can’t” responded
Exchange.
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D bcooist and JI’ hakkacist , - l’aoriuKTou, tlierivor and bar, at reasonable rate
A F e a r liil H e r it a g e .
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Itmt fathor lie,e« sir? again
Tho
transmission
of
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and we know «hereof we speak.
‘ Good bye, fathe.; don t yon 6pokc tl]e chnd. „Toll „ „ e where tail fearful consequences, and those afflict-!
C o q u ille C it y . O r e g o n .
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I nn iter, inatch-wood and stave tim-
M I bs May Hanscom is in town worry about me.
I shall b n n « he js or bisj djnner „ m be co|d and ed. ha.fi urgent need to purify tho blood
Full line of Drugs. Chemicals, l’atout L
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thoroughly every spring. Neglect of this
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. ' her purchased.
complications
Medicines. Toil«*! articles, Tobacco and
for treatment for her eyes which your dinner at noon, and the litt.e ti,el, jt wout be ulce and i ’ve cook- often leads to fearful
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Orders for lumber filled in quanti­
Cigars.
she had poiaoDed in some way maid climbed a
chatr for a parting M ¡t „ B a , ^
^ bonts( “ “ ily i a g S d k X . S m S «,
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ties to suit, and at the lowest livin g
Prescriptions a specialty—carefully filled
while returning from th i interior kiss.
henrtH worn h«vniid w.mls un.l
GENTiJtMKN: My wife and babe, fourteen
rates.
at all hours D » > b» r A t g lit .
J. T A R K E R ,
o f the state where she had gone to
Good bye, my motherless baby; with downcast looks moved right 1 «o ry e ars from hereditary scrofula or K.ng/s
Night call, front room over the Store.
evil, and w<mld frequently break out in i
C H A S . F. DOE.
visit her sister Mrs. TV heeler.
may God have thee in his keeping,” and left.
i sores. I have employed the best itliysi-
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House.
Parkersburg, Coos county, Oreg.
! cians, bat found nothing to relieve them un-
First door east of Robinson
Mr. W alter Dranc has succeed- a n l aB th e . stronK ma" “ tooPed to
M E W
“ Oh! There you are, father, til I tried Hibbard's Kheumatio Syrup. Front Street. Coquille City. Oregon.
v l n !8 tf
kiss
his
child
a
tear
trickled
down
m
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tlio
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f,
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Have
used
f.iurteen
b«»ttles
and
find
to
my
The
bar
is
supplied
with
the
best
brands
ed Hughes <fe Drane in the black-
H bieep, ana
m e men w e i o U lU in g astonishment thev are entirely cured.
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vou from me for a ioke
H ere it is Words cannot describe the value of your of wim sbrandies. vt hiske> s, burs and cigars
smithing business in tbis place,
VOU mustn’ t cry' ! i
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* medicine a8 ft blood purifier. I shall recom-j
to he found.
having bought ,1. W . Hughes’ in-
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C cy rn 1 k C it y ,
terest last week. H o is a goo.1 l’° 11 kuow God alffa-v8 keaP9 me success.
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I didn’t forget one thing: M°od'
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J. J. WILSON,
COQUILLE CITY BKBR Y, Watchmaker,
Jeweler [&
Mrs. U. Root, Prop..
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SM ALL HOMES.
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N ear Town.
On Good Terms.
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Tug Company!!
Mrs. S. Robinson, Prop.
BANNER SALOON!
workman* and asks a continuance
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\\ atkins has lo acres o f fine bench
land suitable for building, being
almost level; and situated near the
academy in this placo. l i e offers
it for sale, and we predict a for­
tune for the buyer. Hero is a
rare chance for speculation. 12tf'
Mr. Harnett’s first letter to the
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Ofcgoman fins been productive ol
some good already, aa wo « r c
ehown several letters from men
W!th money who wrote to h.m for
further information.
H is other
conesponuence will apDear at rciz-
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ular intervals, and will uive a com-
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plete description of the county at
large. News.
.1 un McAdams discovered an ap-
pie tree six inches in diameter and
.»() feet high in the wild woods r.f
the isthmus a few days ago.
It
was full of large lucious apples,
So eays a correspondent o f the
News. I here have been several
fo u u l in the county and one near
Rink creek of nn unknown and su-
> • •> variety. W ho says Coos
county is not adapted to fruit.
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PIONEER
WALTER DRANE.
STAGE LINE!
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* heU.JO“ a r e * * aJr‘ . l i “ ’* , ! ! " ! the onions, the salt and rtAnnor Healer in groceries and provisions. A lp in a,'
you, f o r i shall be T ~ . . . .
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Mich. For sale by R. B. Knowlton.
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T IM B E R LAND NOTICE.
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cooking
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for y you
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con— everything, and it a so good. |
Lan d offlee at Roseburg, Oregon,
shoeing and plow work a specialty
you 11 be Lite for work, papa, if you
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Supplies for logging work, wedges, dogs,
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N O T IC E is hereby given that in copli-
rings, cant-hooks and everything used in Carrying; tlie T
time and dinner w ill be cold,
and nnce with
„ the
.. provisions of the act of con-1
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logging camps kept on hand.
Satisfaction
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sho laid hold o f what one hour b e -' gress of June a, 1S7H, entitled “ Au act for Has attained a standard o f excellence which
guaranteed. Shop on corner north of l ’io-
udutits o f no m penor.
seemed as if he could not leave f ___. v
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fore had been her strong, gentle. the sale of timber lands in tho states of
It contains every improvement that Inven­ ncci Feed stable.
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California, Oregon, Nevada, nnd Wash­ tive genius, skill anil money cun produce.
her. A t last he started up the
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1 living, loving fatlier and shook him ington territory,“ Edwin B . Earle of
path through
the clearing,
uv<,....bl but
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playfully to awake him while many Marshtield, County of Coos, State of Ore
Stng«*s will leave Coquille City every day,
turned back again. “ Birdie,” he a sob shook the rough strongm en ti1'1*- bus this day filed ill this offlee Ins
except Sunday, at
a. ni. nnd 1 p. m., oon-
bworn statement No.
for the purchase
called; “ Birdie, tell me good bye
u(*oting wiih steamer each trip for all
The new A 1 Schooner
around.
of the !S\V q of SW q of Sec. lo and W q
{stints on Coos bay.
Leave Utter City
again,” nnd once more he embraced
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Father!
fatlier!
your’
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cold
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every
day.
except
Sunday,
nt 9 a. m. and
bis cbi,d a)ld kissed hcr and then
3:30
p.
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ngt-rs
hv
morning
stage nan
your dinner will spoil, wako up. No. 22, ill Township No. 28 S Range No. 13
hurried ,,wny „livin g with Ins bnnd
visit Marshfield and F.mp re City, having
W , and will offer proof to show that tin-
„ |agt klB2 Bnd goodbye e> r be dig. Oh! how cold vou are. H e won’t land sought is more valuable for its timber j
two hours in each place, returning to Co-
wake
sir:
can’t
you
arouse
him?
«jnille City, the same day.
or
ston
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than
for
agricultural
purposes,
and
appeared in (bc g |w ,m of ,,ie folest.
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to
establish
his
claim
to
said
land
before
Faro, Czie IDcUax.
Tbo time pnf6eil
ick|y „ ¡ , h and see, here is blood on his clothes.
tho Register and Receiver of this office at
Always go with the M ails and make
Oh!
kind
gentlemen
wake
him
for
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Koseburg, Oregon, on Friday the 2l>tli day
tho little maiden,as she sang about
Connections.
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. his dinner” and she turned hoi of December, 1 h ; h ).
Ttiv^o
excellent
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art*
celebratetl
for
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her work, washing up the break-
He names as witnesses: W . L. Laird, ume, (inaltty of tone, quick response, variety
great pathetic eyes that had now a
eomliinut Ion, art lstlc ilt^lgn, Inxiuty in nnlsu,
Propriton.
fast things and putting them neat­
Chas. W . Johnston nnd John Lanner, of of
perfect coustrtiction, making them the most
nameless terror rn them on the
Rose burg, Oregon, aud Lewis '
Garrigns. attractive.oi imip<*ntiilniid desirst'te organs for
ly away; making th » h s, sweep- BObt,jng mon tlmt stood around.
homes, schools, churches, lodges, societies, etc.
of
Marshgcld,
Oregon.
i Ug the floor aud
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dusting their
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Any and all persons claiming adversely
lh e n she opened her basket.
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yude belongings,
urrnyiug the
the above-described lands are requested to 1
“ See, father, how nice and good it file their claims in this office on «>r before
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things in various ways to make
H I.S T ill A T K i l l A I a
said
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day
of
August
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looks; taste it, dear papa,” and tak­
J ohn H. S hitpe ,
COMBINED, MAKE THIS
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them look, as b I jo said to herself,
Register.
ing aspoonfnll she tried to thrust it
more like what papa had been used
pfrkins
into his mouth. “ Oh! papa, what;
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to. Then she took her book and
! tn the last six months, is supposed to keep
Fresh drugs, chemicals, paints, oils, toilet
ails you that you do not stir? H ow ;
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P I AITOS, STOOLS, BOOKS.
| up her past record, and will until further articles, brushes, and everything usually
8jate nnd Bat nt the door in the nun
i notice, on and after November 15tli, deliver H 1'!»1 111 :i hrst-class Drug Store for sale,
to con her lesoon ready for her ‘ s ^ ^ ia^ y ° u ate 80 co^ anf^
G allery six doors east of I. O
freight to Copuille City and all points «m
BaKscmpTioxs carefully compounded a«
Catalogues on aiiplicutiou, F h ee .
father when ho came to hear her
^ ear f H^Uer, wake up aud eat your (). F. Hull. Samples and price»
the lower river at the following rates:
‘ . ti!ttitP. i lie ln'st lirands of toliacoo and
Salt, nails, iron and coal. $2.50 per ton. i «»gars always on hand. A fine assortment
recite nt night.
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dinner, and it will waim you, and in gallery,
o**»or freight including Hour. *3.M) i>er ton , ‘«f nuts and candies very cheap. G iv * m m
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CoQOiLuMinn 4 Tuo C u m m u y .
call.
Then that dinner! euch prepara- you will feel better,” and once
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C H IC A G O . ILL.
COTTAGE
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