Coquille City herald., January 19, 1904, Image 2

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T U E SD A Y .
JAN. 19, 1901.
Hobson breaks out every little
while.
The latest pustule seems
somewhat inflamed.
Hon. Joseph Chamberlain taught
a Birmingham Sunday-school for
several years. That’s all the good
it did him.
Sibley, of Pennsylvania, is con­
sidered the richest man in the low­
er house of Congress. His fortune
is estimated at $15,000,000.
The Council license committee
can do more to work reformation in
dives by threatening to cancel
licenses than a dozen moral waves,
— E.x.
Chas. F. Doe Passed Away.
Push Club Notes
A telegram was received by Su­
perintendent Krouenburg yester­
day from San Francisco conveying
the intelligence of the sudden death
of Chas F. Doe, owner of the prop­
erty formerly belonging to Doe
A Co., o f which the late Capt. J.
Parker was a member, including the
large sawmill atPaikersburg and a
large body of fine timber on Bear
creek as well as some valuable
ranob lands in this valley besides
a number of schooners and the
tug Triumph. This
firm
was
among the pioneer lumbering in­
stitutions of the county and has
done a great deal toward the de­
velopment of the whole valley.
Mr. Doe’s sadden demise will be
deeply regretted by many friends
in this county.
That one thousand dollars from
the county court looks pretty good
to us. Taken with the fifteen hun­
dred or two thousand we expect to
raise from the buttons the Club
will be able to hold its own with
any county in the state.
An acu-
rate record will be kept with the
new comers as the direct results of
this advertising and this report will
be published once a month.
The first installment of jars for
exhibition purposes will arrive on
the Areata.
One of the most remarkable fea­
tures of this Push Club movement
is the fact that up to date no one
has had a word but the best for it;
12000 people in the county, but
not a kicker in the bunch, if this
is not a progressive spirit I do not
know where you would fiud it.
Parkersburg Items.
Petition and Citation.
C. C. A. Notes.
School progresses about as usual.
The afternoon of the 15th schoon­
Maud Wright re-entered school this
er Onward towed down river intend­
week after a two week’B siege with
ing to tie up at Bandon wharf to
j mumps.
Frank Fish severed his
await bar’s favorable condition, but
j connection with the school this week
owing to force of gale Triumph’s
| and is getting ready for the World's
captain deomed it advisable to stop
at Prosper. The sailing vessels re­ ) Fair at St. Louis.
The contestants are hard at work
cently put to sea will gain no head­
way but rather lose ground, if the preparing for the contest to take
wind we have experienced here is place next Friday night. We hope
none will be disabled by sore throat
prevalent with them.
or mumps.
In^ addition to the
Tho Leap-year ball given at Bul­ speeches several comic songs will be
lards by the ladies of that place and rendered.
vicinity, was certainly an event of
Tbo piano has not yet arrived,
the season.
They took upon their but it lias been at Marshfield since
fair shoulders the management of Saturday and will do* btless be
everything, even to relieving the here ready for us before these
poor men of financial burdens, for lines are in type.
which may Heaven bless them.
It
Next Sunday evening another of
was a blnck and tempestuous night, the Academy lectures will be given
squalls from the south-east coming at the Little church,
These lec­
with renewed force after each lull, tures both week day and Sunday
causing us who gathered at the evenings,
are attracting good
Company store to wonder whether crowds. While intended mainly for
the Liberty would daro venture up the students they are open to all.
from Bandon for the Parkersburg
The class in Commercial Law will
quota. Hor muster was »vise when
soon be ready for the examination.
ho sent the little Venus to take her
The Commercial Arithmetic is now
place.
For the Coquille is a nar­
having some difficult work.
The
row, winding river and treacherous
Book-keeping class is plodding slow,
with hidden snags, while the mount­
ly along. Our “ Miles Standish” is
ains on each side form a funnel for
eliciting a good doal of interest nnd
the wind’s velocity, rendering the
some amusement on the question of
handling of a large boat an impos­
sible task at times.
Discussions courtship.
Secretary o f Slate Dunbar has
Another FireatArago.
our thanks for a copy of his official
Stnte Drectory. It is a neat, con­
On Tuesday night shortly after
1 ravel by Sea.
venient and accnrate work and o f
midnight the store of W. H. Sckroe-
great convenience.
der was found to be on fire by Mr.
Passengers by outgoing Chico,
The now trial of Dreyfus in Sehroeuer as well as Judge J. H.
Jan. 15: Mrs. I. L. Staucliff and
France will begin this month be­ Schroeder and also by others liv­
four children, Miss Edith Campbell,
fore a civil tribunal. But for the ing near by. Before anyone could
E. Dennis, Wm. R. Owen.
fact that the month of April never reach the place the fire was
Incoming passengers; D. S. Rou­
lias thirty-onfe days, the telegraphic so far advanced that it wgs evident
fraud by which he was convicted that the building was doomed, nnd se, Riverton; Miss Gage, Coquille.
Cargo: Lumber, 200 M; coal, 26
might never have been discovered. all efforts were turned toward sav
Tho martyr is very jumianr, antici­ ing the goods, but were soon Bhut tons; matchwood, 50 cords; hard­
wood fir blocks, 10 tons; miscelan-
pating his vindication.
off by the flames.
eous freight, 40 tons.
On the first of this month the
The stock, a great poition of
pros and cons, kept us from falling
Outgoing passengers, by steamer
order took effect which makes Co- which bad just been taken, amount
into that state, they tell me resem­
quille’s postoffiice of the third- ed to about $3600, on which there Elizabeth Jan. 15: J. Melburn,
bles a Quaker’s' meeting.
In time
Frank Snow, Mrs. F. E. Dyer, Mrs.
class order. The postmaster down was $2000 in assurance.
the little craft hugged the wharf
Tora
Hazen,
Fred
Slagle,
V.
Mark­
draws a salary; it is an internation­
This comes as a very hard blow
and Parkersburg elect mingled with
al moneyorder office, and must be to Mr. Schroeder as the insur­ us, R. V. Pierce, C. F. Allen, C. C.
Randolph’s ns sardines will, pardon
kept in a building to itself, for ance will not cover more than half, Stewart, V. Fisher, wife and four
the simile, in close and friendly
which arrangements are being the loss.
children, A. L . Smith, C. F. An­
communion.
About 10:30 she
drews,
B.
C.
Rucker,
J.
L.
Kronen-
made. The Odd Fellows’ build­
Since this is the fourth fire at
landed nt her destination where the
ing beiug under considesation.
burg.
prat place which has destroyed
dance was on.
Although late we
Outgoing cargo: lumber, 300 M; received a cordial greeting and lost
The Portland & Asiatio Steam­ thoperty in which Mr. Sohroeder
ship Campany’s big liner Indrasa- was interested, and which fire have miscelaneous freight, 20 tons; coal, no more time wrestling with de-
mah sailed from Yokohama, her last all occured under circumstances 26 tons.
spoDdent feelings.
The elements
port of call in the Orient, on the 7th considerably similar, and of a sus­
battled without iu apporent anger,
Pearfs Mine.
inst, with the largest and most vat picious character, there can be no
but within the hall, wall-flowore
uable cargo of Oriental freight ever question but that there is incen-
were not allowed, for the lady-nan-
We made a trip to the Peart ager’s mandate was ladies get your
brought to Portland. Among other diarism mixed up in the affair.
mine
at
the
north
side
o
f
town
freight on board the steamer is
gentlemen-partners for the dance.
lately and find a very busy gang Smith’s orchestra made the feet
nearly 150 carloads of the Philip­
Installation and Big Eat.
working to the very best advantage. koep time while the will-power of
pine exhibit for the world’s fair at
St. Louis, and a consignment of
On Wednesday evening of last The 30-horsepower hoisting engine some of us who danced but mod­
silk valued at nearly $1,000,000. week, Mamie Iiebekah Lodge, I. O has been put in position at the erately well, made up for what we
Tho stenmer is coming direct, and 0 . F., of this city, entertained a lar­ head o f the new slope which they lacked in education of the measure.
will be due at Portland on the 23rd ge number of guests and members recently started and coal is hoisted Enjoyment brings with it fatigue, a
of January.
of their families. After the regu­ to the level o f the gangway in short fact the fair sex knows full well how
order. This slope is followitg the to alleviate.
Home-mabe cakes,
Tho “ general disability” pension lar lodge work the' guests were
coal to a lower depth where it is pastry and coffee soon renewed the
law of June 27. 1890, provides that admitted.
roofed over with a solid rock and inner-man.
Then the decks again
the widow of any soldier drawing a
Mrs. J. 8 . Lawrence, district will be much cleaner and o f a far were cleared for the action to a
pension under it shall not be elig­
deputy president, then installed better quality than that which has close.
ible to a widow's pension if she
the following officers: Mrs. Kath­ been furnished in the past. This
were married to him after the date
ryn Slagle, N. G.; Mrs. Inez Chase, vein is about four feet in thickness
There is always a sadness to a
above given. The act of March 3.
Y . G..; Mrs. Mamie Slagle, Secy.; of fine coal, and with a little more parting, when the time has come
1899, provides that no pension
Miss Stella Conger, Tress.; Miss development work will be in shape for the separation of a company,
whatever shall be granted to any
Belle Rich, War.; Miss Mary to accommodate a greater number whose units are composed of friend­
widow who was married to the sol­
Davenport, Con.; Mrs. Martha Tup- of miners. This promises to be a ly members.
Time’s flight then
dier after that date. There is a
per, O. G .; Miss Mabel Lawhorn, leading industry in our commun­ passes the philosophy of under­
provision in the latter law, which
1. G.; Mrs. J. 8 . Lawrence, R. 8 . ity in the near future.
standing, but memory keeps it well
exempts from its prohibition the
N. O.; Mrs. R. S. Iinowlton, L. S.
in hand.
Man’s vaunted reaeon
the widows of soldiers in the Span­
N. G.; Miss Funny Getty, R. 8 . V.
sees barriers impassable, woman's
Indian War Veterans
ish and the Phillipino wars. They
G.: Miss Georgina Hayes, L. 8 . V.
intuition leaps over crags where
can obtain pensions, if otherwise
G.; Mrs. Alfred Johnson, Chap.
Eugene, Oreg., Jan. 10, 1904. even
“ Angels dread to tread,”
pensionable.
After the installation, the fol­ E d it o r H e r a l d : I am encouraged therefore I have come to this con­
lowing program was render »d: to continue the work inaugurated clusion that the Pope, whose power
For the Sacajawea Statue.
piano solo, Mrs. W. H. Lyons; vo­ by my self of assisting those of the made it possible that the Christian
cal solo, Sara Nosier; vocal solo, Indian War Veterans or heirs to ob­ calendar contain a period of time
The Woman’s Club of Portland
Mrs. J. A. Lamb; recitation, Mrs. tain wh it is their due from the fao* livisible by four, called Leap-year,
gave a most interesting Indian af­
J. L . Thompson; vocal solo, Miss that nearly all the letters I receive should be blessed by the faithful,
ternoon when the ladies wore squaw
LolaT upper; vocal solo, Geo. H. in answer to mine are written by for his foresight, and that one of
costumes, served Indian corn re­
Baxtor; vocal duet. Mrs. Birdie the widows of veterans, showing the laity who said woman, without
freshments and exhibited a rare
Skeels and Miss Grace Skeels; conclusively that the old veterans her man would be a savage, was al­
collection of curios.
vocal solo, Prof. Anderson.
have mostly answered their last so gifted with a foresight worthy
M.is. Dye, author of the “ The
Leaving in few words
Many encores were received and Roll Call. In doing this I am aware i of a seer.
Conquest,” made an eloquent ap­
that I have brought down on my de­ the weight of his esteem for the
peal for funds for the Sacajawea were heartily responded to. It was voted head the ill will of tboso who sex whom men value.
S.
stntue and $300 was quickly sub. then announced that the “ big eat” for years past have charged fees for
was
ready
and
all
repaired
to
the
scribed by the members present.
doing what I am trying to do free
Our friend, James Cox, of Ban­
Mr. Altman, who has named a banquet hall where an elegant re­ gratis.
The authorities at Wash­
past
awaited
us,
which
was
heart­
now copper mine in Montana “ The
ington and not myself, established don, got. iu yesterday from the Six­
es mining country, where he had
Sacajawea,’’ has agreed to donate ily enjoyed by all.
the precedent.
the copper needed in making the
After waiting and hoping for been to do the necessary assessment
Mrs. Cal Slagle and Miss Ethel
work on his claim.
He tells us
bronze statue.
Johnson, of this city, made friends money earned half a century ago that it has been quite cool in the
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by thoee who assisted in making
liaviug passed
Civil Survice Commcrsion Downed. of Myrtle Point a visit n day or so our glorious state what it is, are mountain«, he
last week.
surely entitled, to use a slang through about ten miles of snow
Washington, Jan. 13.—After a
Mrs. M. H. Hersey, o f this city, phrase, “ all that’s in it.”
Those on his way out.
lively debate lasting three hours, returned yesterday morning from who come after can form no idea
tho House today, in committee of a visit at Myrtle Point with her of the trials of those who emigrat­
the whole, by a vote of 78 to 65, sister, Mrs. W. T. Dement.
ed to a new country 300 miles from
struck out of tne legislative and
civilization,
Grandpa
Dye,
of
Cunningham,
Judicial appropriativo bill the para­
Please find enclosed names of
graph providing for the salaries has been having a severe spell of
and expenses of the Civil Service g tip o f late, but is considerably im ­ veterans of Capt. James Barnes
aud Thomas W. Prather’s spy com ­
Commission and clerks employed proved the Inst day or so.
under tho commisaion. The action
R. M. Parish and C. E. Broad- panies, who have money due them. W a s A lw a y s V e r y
was taken on motion of Hepburn dent, of Myrtle Point, were'in town Samuel Stone................. $ 133 47
Pale a n d T h in .
23 25
(la.). He was supported by Re­ a day or so lately, making our offi­ C. L. Glascom...............
Thomas Littel.................
14 98 N ervou s Prostration-
publicans and Democrats both in ce a call yesterday evening.
Ezekiel Littel...................
40 99
speeches and the vote.
Fred Slagle our popular tnylor, James R. Scott.................
Faint S p e lls.
60 82
► « • » « .............
went to San Francisco by the
65 37
Starving Indians eat Young Squaw. steamer Elizabeth which sailed Andy Chapman........... ...
John Frenoh...................
50 54 Dr. M ile s’ N ervin e S a v e d
from Bandon on the 15th. He Lambert Hall...................
M y L ife .
30 80
Chicago, Jan. 14,— A dispatch to went on business.
Horatio Haskins.............
40 99
the Inter Ocean from Port Arthur,
There is great Ganger m a run down con­
Frank Langlois and family came George Laurance...........
12 95 dition. Overwork, mental strain, the care*
Ont., says: An Indian has arrived
and worries o f business and the home, all
Later— I have just received a let­ have a deleterious effect upon the nerves,
in town and told a terrible tale of up Friday and have been visiting
in their devitalized condition readily
the suffering among the members friends at the Point and at this ter from “our Binger” from which which
fall prey to the attacks of disease. Aside
“ I wrote from the danger there is no condition at­
of his tribe, north of Lake Nepigoe. plaoe, among those here being his I copy the following:
Mrs. J. Hoffman and sent her a tended by so many dlsi^greeable symptoms;
He told of where one family was so sister, Mr. Steav Galiier.
such as loss of appetite, indigestion or nerv­
pension
application, as she had not ous
destitute that they murdered a
dyspepsia, ncadacne, tired feeling and
At an early hour last Thursday
She is a worthy | loss or ambition together with the agony o f
young squaw 25 years of age, and morning Marshfield had a very before applied.
sleepless nights spent in tossing restlessly
the rest of the family ate her.
close call from being badly worst­ subject, nnd in my judgment, is en­ about, only to rise exhausted in tne morning.
It would be a Dr. Miles1 Nervine is a true nerve tonic
At first his tale was not believed, ed bv fire. At about 3:40 o'ob ck titled to a pension.
by strengthening the nerves, restores
I have which,
but it was corroborated by three the fire was discovered in the rear great relief to her now.
health and appetite ana brings sweet sleep.
while traders who arrived later. A. of the Owl saloon, the same build­ known her for forty-five years.”
“ Por six years I suffered almost constantly
Yours to do good,
from a complication of troubles which culmi­
W. Pattoason. a Hudson Bay factor, ing whioh was found to be on fire
nated in complete nervous prostration. I
“ U n c le S a m ” H a n d s a k e r .
arrived, and he also told the same only a few days ago, but this time
had no appetite, I could not sleep, I suffered
from indigestion and nervousness. As is so
tale.
it was not extinguished so early,
often the case in nervous prostration I fro-
JiiA t O n o M l m i It*
ouently had weak, fainting spells. Doctors
A train was at onco started for the flames being well advanced
not help me. They said my blood was
It was
One Minute Cough Cure gives aid
tho soeno with food, but it will take before being discovered
very poor, and I know my face was always
four days at top speed to reach the with heroic efforts that the fire was relief iu one minute, because it kills very pale. The very first bottle o f Dr. Miles’
I took gave me noticeable relief and
Indians. Two constables also left confined to the Owl buildiDg which the microbe which tickles the mu­ Nervine
I felt stronger than I had m years. My
is tho same as destroyed, the con­ cous membrane, enusiug the cough, neighbors
to look into the murder case,
in Puyallup, Wash., where I the«
tents being consumed and the and at the same time clears the lived will testify to this. 1 also used some of
Dr. Miles’ Restorative T onic and Anti-Pain
walla
nearly
burned
through.
The
phlogm, draws out influmation aud Pills. I believe the Dr. Miles Remedies
W ahtbd .— Live agents to sell Dr.
saved my life.” —M rs . J. C. B en ed ict , T u ck ­
White’s Electric Combs, patented Marshfield fire fighters proved heals and soothes the affected parts. er,
Utah.
Jan. l . W Cure dandruff, hair fall­ themselves equal to almost any One Minute Cough Cure strength,
Ail dru^gi?ts »ell and guarantee first bot­
emergency,
doing
on
this
occasion
ens
the
lung-»,
wards
o
f
f
pneumonia
tle Dr. Miles’. Kerne l es. Send for free book
ing out sick nnd nervous headaches,
Nervous and Heart Di-eases. Address
yet costs no more than an ordinary what no one present thought could aud is a harmless ami never failing on
he
done.
They
have
bean
heartily
cure in all curable cases of Coughs, Dr. Mile« Medical Ctx, Elkhart, lad.
coral».
Sells on sight.
Agents
aro wild with success. HendSO cts complimented for their good work. Colds and Croup. One Minute
Cough Cure is pleasant to take,
for sample (half prloe).
Write
DfiWttVs i i » Salve harmless anil good alike for *.onng Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
quick
The Dr. Whitt* Electric
nnd old. Sol 1 bj U S K . • It u
Digests what you oat.
For Piles, Burns, Sore*.
(Vird> Co., Decatur, Ilf.
The little four-year-old sou of
Mr, and Mrs. C. A. Mael, who has
been very low for the past ten or
twelve days, is still in a very pre­
carious condition and is not ex­
pected to survive.
M.G.Pohl, Drv/Optics,
Myrtle Point, Or.
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IN THE OOCNTY COURT KOII COOS (XJUNTY,
STATE OF OKEOON.
In tbo matter of the peti-d
tion of J. W. Bennett |
and athers for the or- j- P etition
ganixntion of a dyking I
District to be number- |
ed No.------
J
To the Honorable, the County Court,
aboved named:
Your Petitioners, Flanagan
Bennett Bank, a corporation, Jas.
H. Flanagan, J. W. Bennett, R. F.
Williams, George Winchester and
Bennet Swanton, would respectfully
represent aud show:
That petitioner Flanagan A Ben-
net Bank, above named, is a corpor­
ation organized aud existing under
and by virture of the laws of the
State of Oregon;
That each of the above named
petitioners is the owners of a separ­
ate parcel ot land within the bound­
aries of the hereinafter described
proposed dyking district, ami that
together petitioners are tho owners
of more than one half of the totul
acreage of the said proposed dyk.
ing district.
That the lands included within
the said proposed dyl-ing district
are subject to overflow bv tide wa­
ter and by freshets and would so
overflow unless dykes be construced
and maintained thereon and the
dyke, which is already there, be re­
paired and maintained;
That the said dyke, which is al­
ready existing upon said premises
was intirely constructed at the ex-
pense of those petitioners and their
predecessors in title, aud that the
same is now in great need of re­
pairs;
placing of the dyke already con­
structed iu thorough repair and up
to a uniform standard, and make re­
port to this Court of their doings,
as by law required;
/
That this Court make an order
directing the Clerk of this Court to
cause this petition to be published
for four successive weeks in the offi­
cial newspaper of this County, and
also a notice to interested parties
fixing a time for the bearing of thin
petition and the report of the view­
ers;
That upon the hearing of this pe­
tition and the report of said view­
ers this Court make aQ order de­
claring the said premises, aH cor­
rected, viewed and surveyed by
the viewers, a dyking district, and
thereupon appoint from among the
land owners there of a Superintend­
ent of such dyking district; And
your petitioners will ever pray etc.
Respectifully submittal,
F lanaoan A B en n e t t B b n k ,
By J. W. B e n n e t t , Free.
J. W. B e n n e t t .
J as . H . F l a n a o a n .
R. F . W i l l i a m s .
G eo . F . W in c h e s t e r ,
B ennett S w anton .
Petitioners.
Attorneys for petitioners.
State of Oregon, I
> ss.
County of Coos, )
1, J. H. Flanagan, being first
duly sworn, do depose and say;that
I am one of the above-named peti­
tioners and that I have read the
foregoing petition, and that the
same is true as verily believe.
J as . H . F
lanaon .
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 2nd*day of January, 1904.
J a m e s T. H a l l .
Notary Public for Oregon.
That it is desired to form a dyk­
ing district of the hereinafter des­ In the County Court, of the State of
cribed proposed dyking district so
Oregon, for the County of Coos.
as to improyo said premises by dyk­
p e t it io n .
ing the same and by repairing and
In
the
Matter
of the Pe- 1
maintaining the said dyke already
tition of J. W. Bennett |
constructed there.
a n d others for the or- j- C it a t io n .
The said proposed dyking district
gnnization of a Dyking |
is described as follows, to-wit: Lots
District Co be number- |
One, Two and Three, and the Nouth-
e d N o .------
J
east J of the Northwest J and the
To all persons whom it may con­
North J of the Northeast J of cern, and to all interested parties:
Section 17; the South J of the
In the name of the State of Ore­
Southeast J of Section 8; Lot One of gon, you are hereby cited and re­
Section 16; Lots 3 and 4 and the quired to appear in the County
Southeast j of the Northwest J of Court of the State of Oregon, for
the Southwest J, and the Southeast the County of Coos, at the Court
J of the Southeast ^ of tho North­ Room thereof, at Coquille City, in
west \ of Section 9 all in Township the County of Coos, on Wednes­
28 South, Range 14 West of the day, the 6th day of April, 1904, at
Willamette Meridian, and in Coos 10 o’clock in the forenoon of that
County, Oregon, containing 440.39 day, then and there to show cause,
acres, of which 232.26 acres are if any there be, why the petition
ewned by petitioners.
herein be not granted, or why the
W h e r e f o r e y o u r p e t it io n e r s p r a y viewers' report be not adopted nnd
That the Court appoint three dis­ incorporated into the records of
interested persons, who are non­ this Court.
Witness, the County Court of the
residents of the Mid proposed dyk­
ing district, ns viewers to view out State of Oregon for the Couuty of
and survey such dykes and dams in Coos, withe the seal of said Court
Baid proposed dyking district as to affixed, this 8th day of January, 1904.
Attest
L. H . H a z a r d , Cleric.
said viewers shall seem proper and
By R. H. M a s t , Deputy.
expedient, and to provide for the (Seal.)
Smith and Barnes
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Is an inspiration because it represents a climax in piano
building. It is a source of universal admiration and enthusi­
asm. Its tone has superior individuality, and vibrates clear
and pure. Every feature of the Smith A Barnes pianos denotes
art of a high order.
It will interest you to learn the detail of
our terms. Write for catalogue.
Allen & Gilbert, Ramaker Co„ Prtland
Dealers in Pianos,
For catalogues aud terms write
E. M. FURMAN
for Coos County,
P. O. Box 218, Marshfield.
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Star Restaurant,
MRS. 6. W, MARTIN, PROP.
COQUILLE CITY, REOGON,
This Newly Established Resort will be found first-class in every respectn
The tables are suppled with the best of everything, prepared in
an up-to-date manner. Give it a trial.
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Strang’s Emporium.
Glassware and Dishes, W ood and W ilow -
ware.
Umbrella-s, Leggings and high Lop Loggers
shoeT.
Outing Flanels,Mackintoshes, Rubber goods
Blankets, Ladies' and Gents’ Underwear.
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