Halibut
Wagon Road grant
distributed annually
Fresh Salmon
Clams,
Coos Bay Oysters
Phone 20
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Origin of the Indians
Nothing is known definitely as to
how or when the Indians originally
reached this continent, but the most
general y accepted theory io that
they cune from Asia across the
Bering ttraits. There are certain
anatomical and other resemblances
between the Mqngolians of Asia and
the American Indians that support
this theory."
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Naming the Hyacinth
Hyacinth obtained its name from
Hyacinthus who as a spectator at a
game of quoits between Apollo and
Zephyrua was struck by one of the
quoits and killed. The Sungod ruled
that the beauty of the boy Hyacin­
thus should live forever and there­
upon caused the Hyacinth to grow.
Devised a “Horseless Wagon**
Three hundred years ago, Simon
Stevin, a Dutch inventor, devised
a ‘‘horseless wagon,“ a great boat­
like wagon propelled by sails which
caught the breeze blowing in from
the sea.
Mansell Drayage &
Delivery Co
Ijocal and Long Distance
HAULING
electricity
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worth
Funeral Home
Ambulance Service
COAL, FUEL OIL
Third and Coulter Sts.
Phone 100
Coquille, Ore.
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