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Rheumatism
Church Directory.
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BY THK U«c o r 8 T . JACOB8 OIL OT CHROMIC CRim.CS AMS Of SCO-RIDOCN
INFLAMMATORY CASES. THERE'S NO DCNYINO. IT OURB8.
M. E. church, south -regular wervicea
«'nch Monday nioniiufc aud evening. by the
pan tor,
E. L. F itch .
Capt W. H. Harris— 1850.
HKI 8 TIAN CHURCH. C oauille City
Preaching 1st and 3d Lord’ s days in
•aoh month, at 11 o’clock a. m. and 7:30 [Iu tbo Oregonian of Tuesday,
p. m. Sunday-school every Sanday „ at 10
. Oct. 25, 1898, we find a wood cut|
C
Mr«. L. LiAUghoro and fan ily
moved into town from Fairvitiw
Monday of Isat week, and bar
mothnr, Grandma Norris, joined
They occupy
tbítn WVdoftidnv.
the "Baxter” property.
t
Herald Land
CHOICE
h
e
Loai) Go.
and
(HERALD BUILDING)
uesdav evening.
C. A. 8 tik *. Minister. \ picture of our ( apt. W. H. Harr.s, j
, and a brief sketch of bis life uud
l services as au Oregon pioneer. Tbe
L O C A L ITEM S.
— i following is the Oregonian’s brief
Head tbe Jewett Typewriter ad- biography of one still liviug with
vertiseinent ou this psge.
* us, whose services for his country
go back over mauy years, and were
Work on tbe courthouse is pro so essential to the civilization, pros
gressing satisfactorily. What about perity and advancement of this sec
a town clock for tbs main tower?
tion of Oregon.— En. H eiialp . J
Mrs. A. McCue and Mrs. John
Captain W. H. Harris was born
McCue, of tbe lower river, visited January 29,1823, in Howard county,
Coquiile last Wednesday.
Tbe Missouri. In 1826 he moved to the
then wilderness of western Tennes
H e r a l d bad a pleasant call.
see. Iu 1836 with his parents lie
Mrs. D. R. Toy spent several moved to the Chickasaw and Choc
days iu Coquiile last week, selling taw nation, which by subsequent
aluminum goods and taking orders treaty became a part of the state of
for the holidays.
She had some Mississippi. He remained there on
beautiful goods nod made good the farm till 1846, when war was
sales.
declared between the United States
y \ r A N T E D - AGENTS FOR “ OLAD- and Mexico, when he at once
" T j r p n i Hi an^
San Franciscofxaminer 1 yr. $7.50
v V «tone, Hi« Life mnd
end Public BervioM
HervloM,"
," by
bi
Thoe- W. Hand ford.
. J. A wonderful story o f a
• glori
glori- listed, with the rank of first lieuten ■ \ n L l u i L L /
and
Weekly
Examiner, 1 year, only - 2,60
■«dleDt pages.
page«. 100
ou* csroar. Over 600 large, rsdlent
superb, rare engraving*. Rich'
best, biggest, best ant, in Colonel Jeff Davis’ regiment,
ana only endorsed ‘ ‘ Gladstone > book” published, and went to the ecene of hostilities
Only 41.80. Commission, 50 per cent.
Credit
given. Freightpaid. Outfit free. Drop all trash by water, arriving in time to take
sad clear 9900 a month with the only true and
good ‘ ‘ Gladstone book.” Address T he D ominion part in the engagement at Mon
C om part , Dept. 36. 352-396 Dearborn street, Chi
In February following he
cago.
fjuuUtaeplS terey.
Ed Robison has been filling a took part in the capture of Buena
coutraot for haling bay in the Vista by General Taylor. He served
This ia the best offer ever made by any newspaper.
aeigb
Sumner neighborhood,
which is . until the close of the war, being
We will give
|
mustered
out
at
Vicksburg.
In
about finished, and will now put
in the winter in this valley, where 1849, after the discovery of gold in The Twice-a-Week Republic,
much is already engaged by him California, he went to California by * A lo n e l o r « 1 • r e a r ;
Mid more to follow.
He has a the way of the Isthmus of Panama. And the New and Superb
good machine and bis woik gives He mined on the American river REPUBLIC SUNDAY.MAGAZINE,
ALL TO YOU ONE YEAR
universal satisfaction.
* until September, 1850, when he re
A lo n e Tor 81*33 a y e a r )
Bi
POSTAGE PAID FOR
turned to San Francisco, on his way [52 ooroplete numbers, 18 large nacres each of® 7
H o w I * C u r e U t l l i n t i a f 'a l l e .
to Oregon, where he arrived the oboioest illust rations and miscellaneous
reading that money can buy.!
I suffered for weeks with colic same year. He settled in Portland,
purchasing
the
property
on
Front
Coquiile
City HERALD, AITyef«; *2
and pain* in my stomach caused by
The largest, best and only independent
liilliousnass and hnd to take medicine street subsequently occupied by
People’ s Paper in Coos County,
all tbe while until I used Chamber Corbett & Failing, property in the
lain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea block where the Masonic Temple
When you renew your subscription do not lose sight “1S4l
Remedy which cured me.
I have now stands, and also several lots in
V iSsF* of this splendid offer. “VjjSI
The
since recommended it to n good various parts of the city.
county
sent
was
then
at
Hillsboro,
tunny people.—Mrs. F. Butler, Fair-
Thrice- a-Week Edition.
haven, Conn. Persona who are sub Multnomah county at that time be
ject to billioua colic can ward off ing unorganized. In the summer of
BEST PAPER TU
tbe nttnek by taking this remedy ae 1852, after tho discovery of gold
LOWEST PRICE
? ll
156 Papers a Ypar for One Dollar !
soon as the first symptoms appear. in Jackson county, with a party o f
The Thrice-a-Week World ia as good as n Daily
young
men
ho
went
to
Jacksonville
Sold by R. S. Knowlton.'
at the price of a weekly, and with your largest
The Thrice-a-Week World
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nnd best local paper, giving all yonr County
and engaged in mining on Jackson
and State news, is equal to a daily and weekly
Roseburg Review:
O. Brant, creek. In 1853 he joined a party
and Coquille City Herald
at only the price o f a woekly—$2.25.
tbe Coos county horsotbief, es organized at Jacksonville to pros
T o g th er O ne Y Sr
The World prints the news of all the woild, hay
ing special c »rre<?pondeuce from all important
caped from the county jail about pect and explore that part of the
« f o r Only $ 2 .2 5 .»
new« points on tbo globe.
It has brilliant
11 o’clock today.
He had been country lying west of the coast
illustrations, stories by great authors, a capital
B :Av.lW«lh rrllwlfls rills fitarllifh
humor
png*,
complete
markets,
departments
wheeling wood, and was allowed range, and in which Coos and Curry
for the household and women's work and other
the freedom of the corridor. counties aro now located.
After
special departments of unusual interest.
When the officer’s attention was looking tho country over as far ns
momentnrinlly engaged he escaped Coos bay the party concluded to lo Tho regular subscription price of both papers Is $3; we will send
both cne year for only $2.25—or at the rate of about
from the west window, the same cate, nud Captain Harris took the
1 cent each, postage prepaid.
one through which Sam Brown pot first claim in Coos county, where
away. The officers are in pnrsvit. Empire City now stands, in Juno,
1853, under the donation act.
In
1854, with Northrup A Simonds, of
How s lhis.
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward Portland, he oponed the first coal
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
mine on Coos bay, which wns known
cured by H o II' m Catarrh Cure.
ns the Eastport mine, and continued
F. J. CHENEY A CO. Proprietor«,
Toledo, O.
mining thero until the breaking out
for
Wo the undersigned have known F. J.
00 A Y E A R .
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe of the Rogue River Indian war,
biin perfectly honorable in all business when operations at the mine closed,
The subscription price of
transactions and financially able to carry
nnd Captain Harris organized n
DEMORE8T’ 8
out any obligations made by their firm.
is reduced to $1 a y*>ar.
Druggists,
**’
~
West * Treat, Wholesale ^
company, built a fort and remained
WHlciiing, Rinnan & Marvin, in tho volunteer service until the
Toledo,
DEMOREST’S containn more matter, artistic,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
scientific.' social And practical thau any other one
Hall’ s Catarrh Cure is takon internally, dose of the war. After the war ho
m agazine contains.
acting directly upon the blood and «moons remained on Coos bay till 1858,
It is a magazine for the whole family.
Hurfaoes o f the system. Price, 75c. por
It
gives as much general matter as an exclusively
bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimon when ho was married to Miss Mar
literary magazine.
ials free.
garet Romnncs. Soon afterward he
11 treats household topics as fully as a strictly domes
tic journal.
moved to n farm on the South Fork
It gives ss much interesting matter for young people
Gravel Ford Gleanings.
of the Coquiile river, six miles
as a strictly young people') publication. — It gives
as much fssliion news ns a strictly fashion paper. ..
south of Myrtle Point, where he
___It ia beautifully printed, illustrated, and care
Gravel Ford, Oxl. 29.—Sunny has since resided. His wife died in
fully edited.
days and moonlight nights
1877.
Ho has three daughters— DEMOKEST’B MAGAZINE Fashion Department is in every way far ahead of that
Gi ar.dmaWcekly is much improved, Miss Mary Harris, Mrs. J. A. Lehn-
contained in any other publication. Subscribers are entitled each month to patterns
since her long severe illness.
o f the latest fashions in woman's attire, at no oost to them other than thnt neces
herr and Mrs. T. C. Norris, all of
sary for postage and wrapping.
Louis Ingrnm returned home whom reside near Mvrtle Point.
from the valley last week, wheri ho
NO BETTER CHRISTMAS GIFT
had been visiting with his aged
Roseburg Review: It looks as if £ 3 T’ Kemit $ 1 by money order, registered letter or check to
mother.
DEMOREST’S MAGAZINE, 110 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
beef cattle would be scarce in Coos
Measles and whooping-cough are
county the coming winter and
OR THE HERALD’S
all tbe rage.
spring. A great many head have
Mr. and Mrs. William Culbertson
been shipped to San Francisco
returned to thoir home at this place
lately, nnd young stock have also
after a protracted absence.
been purchased nnd driven.
For Prompt Subsriptions tar
Both One Year for Only $ 2 .2 5 .
The farmers ore taking advantage
Roseburg Review: The Drnin-
Send your subscriptions to this office.
of t.he good weather and are put
ting their crops away for the wiuter. Emp're City rate war is over, the
The United Brethren have com new opposition line having sold out
menced hanliug lumber for the to Captain N. J. Cornwall of the
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church building which they contem old company. Eli Farmer, the mail
O
N
E
Th
e
y
banish
pain
contractor
that
was,
has
hied
him
plate erecting iu the near future.
G IV E S
Supt W. H. Bunch, and son self back to Kentucky, and white-
and prolong life.
Binger, made us a flying visit last winged peace hovers over the
R E L IE F .
lower Umpqaa again.
week.
J. M. Bright is tbe purshaser of a
Roseburg Review:
Frank Mor
line horse and carnage.
Take rison, the genial representative of
your rase, Undo Jim; there’ snoth-j the Salem Statesman, came out last
in ir like it.
night from Myrtle Point, having
W. Weekly made • businese trip been making a tour of Cooe county
to Roeeburg this week.
in the interest of his paper.
He
A term of private school wns tells us that the trip out by stage
opened at Bald Hill last Monday by in the night time is a very rough ex
G. W. Johnson of this place.
perience. About midnight near Re
L ittle W aspeh er .
mote, their vehicle was upset and
tbo three passengers thrown out,
The .three-year-old boy of J. A. fortunately none cf them was in-
Johngqn, of Lynn Center, 111., is jured. Mr. Morrison alone wns cot -
subjcöt to attacks of croup.
Mr. ered with mud. Mrs.W.C.Hildebraod
Johnson any« lie ie satisfied that the was one of the passengers on the
timely using of Chamberlain’s stage, returning homo from a visit
Cough Remedy, during a severe at- to Bandon.
tack, saved his little boy’s life. Ho -
is iu the drug business, a member
SO Y E A R S ’
of the firm of Johnson Hro’a. of;
E X P E R IE N C E
that place: and they handle a great
many patent medicines for throat
and lung diseases. He had all these
to choose from, and skilled phvsi-
mus ready to respond to hia call,
but selected this remedy for use in
Destarra
own family at a time when his
C opy m a MTS A c .
ding
ft
sketch
snd
pilot» m *f
■•ild’s life wns in danger, because
Ai
tain our opinion fr«* w
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quickly
e knew it to be superior to any
In rent l<
•• her, and famous the country over
Uni
No matter what the matter is, one will do you
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■ its cures of croup.
Mr John
i
nnitf#, without t b im , in IS*
good, and you can get ten for five cents.
i --ays this is the best selling
Hyt* parka« MHrtMhklMr m r u r tm i riftw a « ta « popor e«r«oa (witho«« fftaM) to now f
_'li medicine they handle, and
d r i c *t"T»s * o » m i n o r r » . T V « low p riced » . r t w in t « o d * l f>r t b « p*v»r «nit »*• #r<
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V. C.
F ®t.. Wftftkmfteè,
Coquille City, Oregon.
Clubbing 1 Offers.
B uts and S ells your R eal E state sud auything else you wish to
dispose of.
M akes L oans and I nvestments for you.
R ents or L eases your fHim or oity property.
Write us if you want tn A oent iu this county and nt the county sent
The MONARCH of the Dailies,
The Weekly S. p. Examiner,
CLUB WITH THE HERALD.
Three
For little more than
the price of one<^~
j
4 25 ,
WORTH $ ,
some large farms 1 to $1350—32 acres, $ mile from town,
call on our hustler and see what
and shipping facilities by rail or ; he can do for you, ns wo have a
3 miles from town,
water; good box house and small
creameries, amt good shippiug fa
wide list of wants and can often
baru. It combines nice level bench
cilities, which can be had iu o u t ,
exchange to your advantage as
and good bottom land and run
ou account of old age or infirmity
well as ours.
ning water for stock; fenced; or
of owners, or lack of means, or
chard of 72 trees, very thrifty and
proper tact for handling; some
Buys two lots in Coquiile
bearing; light clearing, no green
are under mortgage, nud must
Citv; Rood situation.
timber; will make valuable home
be sold; some of these can be had
for a good mas.
l o w , and would divide into sev
T w o good residence lots, sightly
location, $180 fo r both.
eral choice small homes that can
200-acre
place,
suitaklo
for
stock
be made very profitable in time
Acres—One mile from rail
and nice healthy home, with
to people who are able to work,
road depot and steamer Undine in
plenty of bottom land for hay,
and have means and act to han
Ueqniile City; bottom and bench Innd;
fruit and vegetables, fair building Bunns brancb ■ fenced, bnt no bniidiBse;
dle them.
and spring water aud orchard, choice location; $ too cash.
some good saw timber near float
Ranch in California
Our outside hustler, Mr. R. D .'
ing water. Will be sold for the
for a ranch on Coqnillc
Sanford, will take pleasure in
mere pittance of $1050 on ac river. For particulars call at the Herald
giving you information, and
count of age of owners, nnd dis Land A Loan Go's office.
showing these properties to
tance from other conveniences A Choice Business Lot, near R.
interested parties.
which an old couple require.
If
^ R. depot, river lauding and in business
you can spare $500 to pay down, center of Coqoillo City. Price $1000.
better investigate this.
Stock is up, you want a etock ranch
$ 4 5 0
acres f ° r 8®ie »t
^
this price; improvements are
cheap, iu order to make money
79 acres saw timber, 3 miles from worth $ 1000 , to be given away.
easy. We have it, 436 ncres on a
Coquiile saw mill, and rafting
branch of Coos River, handy to
Acres — Half level bench;
water; land suitable for grass,
steamer communication, orchards,
balance ohoice bottom land oleared;
fruit aud vegetables, when timber spring branch for water for stock; small
buildings, spring water piped to
is removed; fine «prings, all hill honse, % mile from incorporate limits o f
the house, 40 to 50 acres bottom
City; hrs fine view o f town and
land. Only $6 per acre; time Coouille
valley, also steamer and cars. $1150.
land, controls back range. Sev
given with proper security as
enty head of cattle now for sale.
loug as desired, with interest at V a Acre in Coquiile City, new
Five dollars per acre gets it, part
2 story house o f 7 rooms; olosets
8 % .
and porches; barn, chiokenhouse, garden,
cash.
good spring close to house, young orchard
14 acres mostly level bench land, and Hniall fruit; pasture for cow, etc.; all
20 acres of very rich bottom land
some bottom, light spring nnd cleared aud fenced. A bargain.
on the bank of Coquiile river
running creek, small new house Q Q Q A C R E S — The best Dairy
near Coquiile City.
Will sell
and bnrn, young trees nnd vines;
Ranch in the State; no waste
land; all high land; 1 mile river front, d o s t
half or all, at a prico you can af
a now place, only partly im to
town; G acres orchard, tine fruit; 100
ford to cleor the timber, consis
proved, inside incorporation of ncres open land, ready for cultivation,
ting of Alder, Ash and Myrtle.
Coquiile City. Will make a nice fenced and cross-fenced; a new 2 -story
house, and new 2 -story barn.
home and is very low at $600.
Must be seen to know its fine
T o T bade —For a farm near Coqnillc City.
quality of soil and location,
$500- part, cash, balance on long A house and lot in Floresville, Texas, worth
$1200, or 240 acres o f lnnd--40 acres im
time, or in small pavments, will proved, house insured for $400; all fenced;
10 Aires of mostly fine and high
buy 12 lots in the heart of Co- GO niileH from San Antonio, Texas. Or 1G0
ground for residence when subdi
ticn sin western Nebraska, adjoining Grant,
quille City, half bottom ground, county
seat of Perkins oounty. Consider-
vided; noar business center of
half high oval bench, suitable for ftMo improvements on this place; a well
Coquiile City. Large house aud
that
cost
For farther information,
building, trees, etc.; only 5 blocks cull at (he $500.
H kbald office.
other improvements. An acre or
from
poatuffiae—
nr
improved.
two of choice bottom land for
'O R SALE—297 acres o f land: 50 ncres
|&*Cnn be improved by actual res
bottom, mostly all cleared and in culti
garden. Mostly wood land, which
ident
at
an
enormous
profit,
es
vation, well fenced; balance bench land;
can be utilized to advantage. Only
40 acres i»astare; 230 fruit trees o f fir«t-oln *8
pecially
if
owuer
can
do
most
of
$1000— which is too cheap, but
fruit; 1 acre smnll finit; 7-room house, in
the work himself.
Sanford will good condition; plenty o f W A t e r handy;
it must he sold soon.
large barn nnd stable with wagonshed;
show you the property. '® »
$85
15
$3000
23
jonly $ 3.00
NEW YORK WORLD,
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13$ Acres of fine land, half bench 24 ncres inside city limits of Co
quiile, 11 of which is the very
and half bottom land, inside of
best of high creek bottom ground,
Coquiile City limits; bottom land
in clean meadow, without anv ob
in meadow and vegetables. Can
structions. Most of the balance
be divided nt n profit by right
is level hill land; some cultivated
party. Only’ $1100.
on bench ground, fair buildings
nnd runfling water; some young
$1000—25 acres, J mile from Coquiile
trees and shrubbery; all well
City; half level bench land, choice
fenced. Price $2200.
for fruit or early vegetables; half
rich low bottom land, roust be 12 acres more or less inside of Co
drained. Small prune orchard
quiile City limits. All well cul
thereon iu full bearing,woll fenced,
tivated creek bottom land, oxeept
nnd only little expense required to
a couple of acres nice high
put all in cultivation; no buildings
building ground, well fenced in
except small bnrn. Easy1' terms of
two parcels, fine strenm of water
payment.
divides high land from the low
laud, just the place 99 out of
$1000— part down— will buy ICO
every hundred is looking for, in a
acres, 3J miles from Coquiile City,
small home, near town, Rchools,
with several ncres of choice creek
etc. Call on our hustler, Mr. R.
bottom soil above all river over
D. Sanford for prices and any in
flows, with small new bouse and
formation not in this list
the finest spring branch imagin
able; balance of land is now cov 11 acres inside incorporate limits of
Bandon with house and foncing.
ered with good sow limber, which
Will sell at sight, orexchauge for
is worth more thnn we nsk for the
other kind of property we can
place as soon as it can be used, and
handlo. What have you to trade ?
is fine grass or fruit lsnd when
Iu fact if you have any property
timber is removed; one of onr
which you wish to sell or trade,
best bargains. —
5
IDNEY
chool Fu rn itu re Co
J
workshop, woodhouse. dniryhouse, smoke
house nud other outbuildings. Stock nnd
farming utensils nlso for sole. Situated on
main road, near public river landing; haudy
to school. Price very low.
^
0
luxe the best land, best
location, and best improved
■mail farm in the Coqnillc valley, is in
side property, in one o f the niceat towns in
Coos county. If von want tho very beat
nt priees ami terms thst are an object nnd
have $3000 to $6000 to invest in a heme
thnt is a joy forever, and mean business,
write ua for exact description agd terms o f
optional payments.
900
*
ftn hrm
Coos Bay: part very rich creek
bottom land: sandy loam; house and two
burns; good orchards; smnll fruits; fencing;
the finest springs imaginable right nt
house nnd barn, sufficient for nover failing
power for small machinery if desired; out-
nide ra’ pe on hill land. Bottom lnnd thor-
ou jhly oleared. Cattle, horses, fowls, im
plements aud furniture, all included, at
$5500.
X pO R S A L E — or tnule for desir-
able inside proper*? in Coquiile City.
A Hotel building, mnin portion 24x50 feet,
2 stories high; L to same, 21zG0; all fur
nished complete, well supplied with the
best of water, and does the entire business
for the Government Stone Ouarry every
year which means from 30 to 50 regular
boarders; good steamboat facilities; also
only about 800 feet from depot. In connec
tion is good Foed Stable and all outbuild
ings, with three good lots. 50x100 feet. This
is a grand location for some one. Prioe,
$3500. Good property taken, same ns oash.
UST A WORD
THERE ARE TYPEW RITERS in great variety
but there is only one Leader and that is the
anufacture t h e celebrated
M
D
Automatic Papila'
E
S K
...J E W E T T ...
S ,
LIGHTEST TOUCH,
SIMPLEST & STRONGEST
PERMANENT
ADJUSTMENT,
UNIVERSAL
KEYBOARD,
i ------ Most Satisfactory------
It is a roml,ln.tl..n of 111 . o*at ¡.» t u r « , of the o .h .r .t .n d y d m a ch in e I f y ««
want an ftb a o lr* ~ '~ * . . . l i a f u o t n r v « r i t m i / m achine you shc.uld try this one. All other
and all fnrniture neeeaaary for the bcnool-
room. Every (leak o f this company’ a man
ufacture is warranted,
and any part that becomes broken or unfit
for use during that time will be duplicated
without charge.
Write for circulars and prices to
MRS. NORA A. MeEWEN,
A.:ent for Coos county.
Coouille City. Oregon.
Treasurer i Notice.
Notice is hereby given that »he following
county warrant* will be peid on presenta
tion at nov office in Coquiile City. Oregon:
No*. $18$. «139 «* 2 . 80R9. M , 8141. 8142.
8145. 814$. 8147. 8028. 8030.
All o f the
above-named warrants we e endorsed April
8 . 1892. No interest will be allowed after
September 25. 189$.
W . W. H a t e s , Treasurer.
machines, ^tynawrifcer and office supplies and specialties, Don’ t fail to try a Webster
Ribbon for yonr machine and the Multi Kopy Carbon. Write ua.
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COAST AGENCY COMPANY.
266 STARK STREET,
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HERE TO STAY!
L.
H.
MORGAN,
Contractor and Builder,
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PORTLAND, OREGON
The Riverton Hotel
MRS. 0. A. KELLY, Profrictair,
B 1 VEKTON, COOS COUNTT, OREGON
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON.
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R
e s t im a t e s
on
all
EVERYTHING NEW AND NEAT, AND
j Table* «applied with the bMt in th*
I market.
kioda of hoildin««. Plan* and «i-ei j
I Kegalar board and lodging, |4 per week.
»cation* fnmiahed on allori notice.
' Sinai# meal*. Jh cent*.
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All work eoaronteed.