ÿoqtttlle lieM fc
V o l . 25: No. 23.
E n ured ne eecond-claaa matter May
I, 1MNS, at tba poatoflice at Caqnille,
Oreyen, ander act o( Congress of March
1 . 117».
Death oí
G o to Meet Steamer,
O ra w n l F o r d Ite m s .
NOTICK FOR CONTRACTS
Dr, J. W. Strange, pioneer den
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Notice is hereby given for eealed bide
Mr. 0. A. Smith and Mr. Arno
L e w is Strong o f Myrtle P o in t for the construction of a ferryboat to be
tiat and newapaperman, prominent Mereen, of the C. A. Smith Lum­
tbi* pl*ee 1 «
REMEMBER WHEN IN NEED
in Roseburg’* fraternal apherea and ber and Manufacturing Co., leave
DR. RICHMOND
week.
the construction o f said ferryboat corn­
nt one time a leadin f factor in local tomorrow for Bay Point, on San
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plet* and ready for uae including mack-
PH Y 8IC IAN AND SURGEON.
M iss Sylvia Culbertson who has faery, house and such other parte as
Republican politics, died at his Francisco bay where the company
pon s as
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been attending school at this place may he necessary for complete construe-
OAca at 81ocum'e Drug Store.
home, in this city, early Sunday is building docks and extensive dis­
returned to her home at McKinley Ition of said ferrvboat, said ferry boat to
O oudillb , O regon .
tributing
yards
and
warehouses
be equipped with either 20-horse power
morning, Feb, 9, 1908, after a ling­
last Saturday.
double gas engines, double cylinder!;
Phone Main W .
ering illneaa o f dropsy. He waa which they will inspect. Mr. Smith
Will Barger baa rented the Wal- 130-horse power double or triple gee ea-
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55 years af age. Dr. Strange had will remain in San Francisco until
ginee, double cylinders; . 40-nor
-- -torse power
termeir place from Perry Parrish, .. ,f__ „ „ g , , ice, uuuuie double
cylind' cylinder. ;
been confined to bis bouse con­ the arrival o f the steamer Nan Smith
ferryboat
to
be
constructed
accordin
and will make his home there lhit
A. F. Kirshman,
stantly for the past three weeks, which be will accompany from San
the plans and specifications préparée, u j
summer.
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K. Reed —
end -( a on
file iu
in me
the omce
office oi of
*. A..«
Mr. Me­
during which time he eiperienced Francisco to Coos Bay.
DiNTirr.
T. P. Hanley of the Randolph the County Clerk o f Coos county. Ore­
alternating periods of improvement reen will not wait for the boat but
gon. Also for construction of beat com­
Lumber Co. was looking after busi­ plete without engines, piecing engines
and depression. The day before expeota to return to the bay in
O l e e 'tw e door* Honlh o f Poet office.
ness interests st this place last F ri. in boat and everything complete for
about
ten
daya.
his death he was reported to be feel­
reedy use. Also for separate bids for
day.
Coquille
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Oregon
engines to be delivered at Marshfield,
ing considerably hotter, but when
A telegram received yesterday
Oregon,
on or before April 15tb, 1908.
K. H. Hanst-u, our geuiel merch­
bis bedside was visited at 4 o ’clock from Captain Nelson, of the Nan
Boat to be completed end ready for de­
ant, returned last week from a busi­ livery on or before the 5th day of May,
the following Morning, the dim Smith, stated that the boat put in
A. D. 1908.
ness visit at Marshfield.
light o f life bad gone out.
at Punta Arenas, South America,
All bids to be filed with the County
W. E. THRESHER
Mr.|and Mrs. Wayne Hollenbeck Clerk of Coos county, Oregon, on or
Born in Blount county, Tennes- caused by the illness of some of the
are visiting the former’s parents at before the 5th day of March, A. D. 1908,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
at 10 o'clock a. r a . at which time all bids
see, Nov. 21, 1852, Dr. Strange crew. This will delay her arrival Bandon.
filed will be opened,
- • - . O regon came to Oregon with bis parents, about two or three days but she is
WlDnERBCBR
Five per cent of amount of bid to be I
Cecil
Carter
of
Myrtle
Point
deposited with county clerk with bid.!
now deceased, and settled near Wil expected to reach San Francisco
The county reserves the right to re-
passed through this place Friday
bur, this county. He taught school about March 10 to 15 and will
Successor to WILSON
JEWELRY CO.
jeet any and all bids or to accept a bid
on his return from Brewster where not the loweet, if it deems it for the
leave
there
shortly
after
that
for
and studied dentistry, and was ad­
E. D, SPERRY
he has had business for the last beet interests of the couaty.
mitted to practice the latter pro­ Coos Bay— Times.
Dated at the court house, city of Co-
week.
Aliara* j and Coaooellor at Law.
quille, C oos county, Oregon, this 5th
fession when 28 years of age. Al­
day
of February, a . d . 1908.
Child Burned to Death.
W. H. Bunch, who has had oharge
Offloa in Robinson Building
though a highly competent dentist,
JAMES WATSON,
of the Academy since the absence
County Clerk.
he devoted a great part of his life to
Lalice. the little daughter o f Mr.
of Prof. F. S. Bunch, returned to
conducting news papers, always on and Mrs. E. N. Harry of Brewster
NOTICE OF SALK OF STATE LAND
Coquille Friday.
Republican principles, and this Valley was so badly burned last
Notice is hereby given that the State
W. C. CHASE.
Assistant viewer, George Griffin, Land Board will receive sealed bids un­
brought him into prominence in his Monday morning to 9:30 that she
returned last week from,near Ban­ til 2 o'clock p. m. Monday, March 2,
ATTOBNET-AT-L1W
party. H e was elected school su­ died 36 hours later, Tuesday night
1908, for the following described land:
don where he had been helping lo­
perintendent o f this county in 1881, at 11 o ’clock, and the funeral was
Lot 6 of Section 10,Township30south,
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OftL— lm’ Bobinaon Building, Upstairs
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cate a new road.
Range 15 W .
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serving one term, after which he held Thursday afternoon, interment
Each
bid
must
be
accompanied
by
Parties
having
hauling
of
any
kind
will
receive
prompt attention by call-
Not being able to oontinue work cash or postal money order for at least
T
served successively as reading clerk be in,’ in the cemetery at Dora.
one-filth
of
the
amount
offered.
on the bridge near the mouth of
in Rhone 116.
of the lower house of the OregOD
Lalice and her little brother were
The right to reject any and all bids is
C. R. BARRON
the North Fork, on account ot the reserved.
legislature and chief clerk of the left iu a room o f their home togeth­
Address the undersigned and mark
late rains and the raise in the river
n i e n t i and Goanaellor at Law
si^siy \i/
\l/ \lx\iy My My \iy \L/ W
senate.
er while tbeir mother was attending
the envelope "B id for State Land.”
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a /IN /IN 7l\ A /l\ A A /IN /N /IN A A A A A A A /TN A
Contractor Bennett is enjoying a
fin t-elaaa Befareneea
CHAS.
V.
GALLOWAY,
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During his tenure of office a* to duties in an adjoining bouse.
State Land Agent.
visit with his family at this plaoe.
X
fifte e n Teere’ Biperienoe
Salem, Oregon, February 1, 1908.
school suprintendent, Dr. Strengc She had not been absent long when
The launch formerly owned by
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OOQCILLR ClTT, O re I acted as elitor of the old Roseburg she was attracted back by the
L. F. Smith has been taken to the
X
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS.
Plaindealer. Later he conducted screams of the little boy and found
bay by Jack McDonald who will
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Notice is hereby given that sealed
the
baby's
clothes
a
mass
o
f
flamet.
T . H. M E H L , Proprietor.
newspapers in eastern Oregon and
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equip it with au up to date motor. bids will be received for the improve­
ment and construction of a portion of
Washington, chief among the Pen­ She quickly smothered the flames
J. J. STANLEY
Mr. M. informs os that the descent the county road in Road District No. 12,
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dleton (O r.) Tribune. Duriug the and hurried with the child at the
over the Bald Hill riffle was quite Coos county, Oregon, according to the
LAW YER
Card rooms *
specifications on file with the County
taking of the government census in home of James Laird aud word of
exciting, an there was a fall o f about Clerk of Coos county, and a copy ot
X
1890 he acted as superintendent of the accident was got to Walter
iMartia Building
Front Street
three feet in the river at that place. such specifications in the hands of 6.N .
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and
OoqoiLLa, OaaooN
that work in eastern Oregon. At Laird- who telephoned in for a doc­
Harry, Supervisor of Road District No.
Some 2500 saw logs went out of 12 .
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the conclusion of these duties in tor. Dr. Stemmier happened to be
AU bids to be filed with the County
the river during the taiae.
Geo.
Soft
Drinks
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1891, Dr. Strange reumed the prac out in taat neighborhood on anoth­
Clerk of Coos county, Oregon, on or be­
Hermann and Knight Bros, suc­ fore the 5th day of March, A. D. 1908,
tice of dentistry in Eastern Oregon er call and was summoned to the aid
A. J. Sherwood,
ceeded in getting out with the logs at 10 o ’clock a. m. when such bids will
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Candies, Cigars and Tobacco.
be opened.
and Washington and later in Doug of the little sufferer without loss of
A ttormb 1 -at-Law,
they were holding in the mouth of
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Five
per
cent
of
amount
of
bid
to
be
lass and Coos counties. In 1903 he much lime, but all efforts to save
NeTaiT P ublic ,
C ity News Stand.
the East Fork. V. N. Barker, Mast deposited with county clerk with bid.
X
The County Court reserves the right Tv
moved
back to Rosebrg, and two her life were futile, and she passed
$
Coquille,
:
t
Oregon
Bros.,
aDd
other
parties
made
a
run
to reject any and all bids.
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W W N I / \ l ¿ N I / NLf U / NL/ W \ | / M / \ L /
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years lrter embarked upon bis last away at the hour stated.
a a A / in / in / in / in a / in / in /I n /I n 7I n /I n /I n /I n /I n a /I n /I n /I n /I n /I n /I s
Dated at the Court House, City of Co-
from the Gravel Ford boom in the
It is supposed that the apron of
inille, Coos county, Oregon, this 5 th ,
newspaper venture by establishing
North Fork.
lav of February, 1908.
the Roseburg Spokesman He con­ the child was drawn into the stove
Walter Sinclair,
JAMES W AT80N ,
L. R. Robertson County Manager
8.H . McADAMS
iu the room and that her clothes
W. L. McADAMS
tinued
actively
at
work
until
Jan­
County Clerk
ATTOBEET-AT-Law,
of
The
Pacific
States
Telephone
Co.
uary 1, of this year, when he be­ were thus ignited. The baby was
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
M. tart P ublic ,
attended the annual meeting of the
came so severely afflicted with the badly burned about the face and
De -riment of the Interior,
North
Fork
Mutual
Telepbobe
Co.
Coquille,
j
i
Oregon.
less seriously about the body, but
malady that resulted in his death.
>nd Office at Roseburg, Ore.
at this place Monday.
January 31, 1908.
Dr. Strange was a charter mem­ more than a sixth o f her body was
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Notice is hereby giver, that Walter
U ncle Q uin .
burned
until
the
skin
peeled
off
and
Smith, ol Riverton. Oregon, has filed
ber and the first Mastei Workman
Hall & Hall,
notice of his intention to make final five
there was no hope o f her recovery
of Roseburg Lodge No. 16, A. O
Myrtle Point Items.
year
proof in support of his claim, viz.
ATTeaEBTi-aT-Law,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Carl return, Homestead entry No. 1230fi made Dec.
D. W., a Past Qrand of Fbiletar- though it is believed that the shock
23, 1902, for tlie 8 } i N\V)4 Section 20,
Dealer la B eal B atate of all kinda.
CARRIAGE AND
LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES
ian Lodge, I. O. O. F. and Past Con was the immediate cause o f her to this place on Friday from Twin Township
28 South, Rangs 13 W.W . M.,
Marshfield, Oregon.
REGO N WROK
AND OUTFITS
Falls Idaho. They are the guests and weeeav
that UU1
said
proof
be illSSU
made
U p
l V U I will
n I I I Ut3
S? before
U tH U T C I
sul Commauder of Oak Camp No. death.— Enterprise
L.
A.
Lilieqvist,
U.
8.
Commissioner
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l
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Mr.
aDd
Mrs.
E
F.
Davenport.
125,
of
this
city.
He
was
also
a
T
Many Sleepiest Nights, Owing to a
Marshfield, Oregon, on Monday, April I . .
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ions
6, 1908.
Two years ago they left here on ac n
charter member of the Roseburg
Persistent Cough. Relief Found
He names the following witnesses to
Good. S lia v e
a n d
3=iCa,lr G u t
C. A. Sehlbrede,
count of Mrs. Carl’s health which prove
Presbyterian church, and a member
this continuous residence upon
at Last.
GO TO
she
has
fully
recovered
and
cultivation
of
the
land,
v
iz
.
o
f
Union
Encampment
I.
O.
O.
F.
A ttorne y-at-La w ,
••For sevenal winters past my
K. F. Smith of Riverton. Oregon.
No. 41.
Mr. Watt Guerin aDd family who
wife hns been troubled with a most
E. A. Smith of Riverton, Oregon.
Netary Public.
Phone 761.
Madison Scott of Riverton, Oregon.
Dr. Strangr is survived by his persistent and disagreeable cough, with his parents went to Needles,
W
. R.’ Panter of Bandon. Oregon.
MaRinriBLD, O regon .
wife and one son, Dale.—Review. which inxnriablr extended over a Arizona, is rapidly regaining his
BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register.
Across the street from Hotel Coquille
period of several weeks and caus­ health in that dry climate.
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ed
her
ninny
sleepiest
nights,’’
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
The Jumping off Place.
T
Mr. Tom Guerian is having a small
writes W ill J. Hayner, editor
Department of the Interior,
First Class Bath Room in Connection. Hot and Cold W ater
dwelling
erected
on
Sixth
street
for
Land Office at Roseburg, Ore.
E. Q. D. Holden
’’Consumption had me in its of the Burley, Colorado, Bulle­
the
occupancy
of
Mr.
Arthur
Watt
January
31,
1908.;
tin.
Various
remedies
were
tried
grasp; and I had almost readied
L awtbr ,
Notice is hereby given that Benjamin
the jumping off place when I was ench year, with uo beneficial re­ and family.
Junios or tee P eace
F. Smith, of Riverton, Oregon, has filed
sults. In November last the caugh
advised
to
try
Dr.
K
ing’s
New
Mrs.
Will
McCloskey
is
seriously
notice
of his intention to make final
0.
Oemaiaeioaer, General Inanranoe|
five year proof in support of his claim
Discovery; and I want to say right again put in an appearance and ill with neuralgia of the stomach.
Agent, and Notary P ablle. Office
viz: Homestead entry No. 11887 made
now, it saved ray life. Improve­ my wife, acting on the suggestion
in Rob!neon Building.
The Myrtle Point Improvement July 31, 1902, for the N « NW>i Section
ment began with the first bottle, of a friend, purchased n bottle of
20, Township 28 South, Range 13 W .W .
Coquille
regon.
and after taking one dozen bottles Chraberlain’s Cough Remedy. The Club gave an auction sale and so­ M., and that said proof will be made be­
I was a well and happy tnan again result was indeed marvelous. A f­ cial at Smith’s Hall on the eveniog fore L. A. Liljeavist, U. S. Commis­
sioner at Marshfield, Oregon, on Mon­
says George Moore of Grimesland. ter three doses the cough entirely o f February fifteenth which was day,
April 6,1908.
Agent fo r Sperry’s Best and Sound ning Flour, Ground Feed
N. C. As n remedy for coughs and disappeared and has not manifest­ largely attended. A number of do­
He names the following witneesee to
ed
itself
since.”
This
remedy
is
and colds and healer o f weak, sore
prove hit continuous residence upon
Etc.
nations of fancy work and useful and cultivation of the land, vis:
lungs and for preventing pneumo­ for sale by R. 8. Knowlton.
Walter Smith ot Riverton, Oregon,
articles were sold by Mr. Gatchel)
nia New Discovery is supreme. 50c
Str. DISPATTCH
For Baio
Madison Scott of Riverton, Oregon.
Headquarters at Marshfield. Coquille Branch at Big Ware­
to the audience and a Dice sum re­
and SI 00 at R. S. Knowlton, drug
W . R. Panterof Bandon, Oregon.
gist. Trial bottle free.
T »m W hit#, Ma*t#r
E. A. Smith of Riverton. Oregon.
house. SIG HANSEN in charge.
Stock Ranch of 280 acres, excel­ alized. A short program ptoceed-
BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register.
r.«»ret
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I Arrive*
lent range, also abundant out-side ee the sale consisting of songs, etc.
A-M.
Baattai....... 7 7 A-M
. I CoqailU .. . 10 a - m
W anted
Caoaill«....... 1 F-M
r-M. . I Bandoli .. . . 4 f - m .
range. The place baa the following which were well reDderod sod en­
Canaacta at Coqailla with train for Marnhfield
Supper was serve 1 later.
ABSTRACTS
A B STRA CTS
ABSTRACTS
ABSTRACTS
improvmenta:
G ood house of five joyed.
aa4 ateamer E;ho for Myrtle Point
School District No. 58 desires ap­
A good round sum was received for
plications from teachers for a term rooms, porch 8ft in width on two which the ladies of the Club are|very
o f school beginning sbout first of sides house,
pump on kitchen thankful.
Str. F A V O R I T E
>
March.
porch, good living water.
Barn
>
J . C- Moomav, Master,
The Centennial Band rendered
%
Grade
and
reference’s
will
be
an
I Arrive*
40 ft by 60 ft fully equipped with some beautiful peicee both before
Ceqaille....... 7 a m . | Bandon. .10:45 a - m . importent consideration
by the
►d
“
....... 1 F-M. j Coqailla. 4:45 F-M. board. Adress W. D. Roberts, stalls, mangers,stansions, etc. Large and duriDg the entertainment.
n
Mr. C. A. Bender and wife woo
wood
shed,
wagon
shed,
chicken
>
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went to
to Portland
Portland I two weeks ago
went
J. L. Briggs o» J .D . Donaldson, ¡ j1B0M etc B|] ¡n goo¿ repajr. Qond report Mr. Bender
directors Coquille, Oregon.
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as improving
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Marshfield and Coquille, Oreqon.
S t r . ECHO
I small bearing orchard, assorted fruit, n>c*ly- H s J ei
,
.
i tt, M
A ik Yourself the Question
! considerable
-a
,,
.. .
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, logs
_ and . I doctored. Clare Dement who cut
timber
for
We have completed a thorough, up-to-dete
Leevea
I
A rrivaa
Why not use Chamberlain’s Pnin some hay land cleared, considerable j his foot verv badly, is still on crutch-
M yrtlaFalnt . . . 7 A- M. | oqol’.la T’y !> M a -E
OTJBIia
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Camille C ity .. .1 r-B. | M yit.. F t . . 4 00 r-E Balm when you have rheumatism? fencimg.
Place well
watered. 6 8 .
O bserver ,
M
Daily eerept Sunday.
We feel sure that the result will be Price, $7.50 per acre, terms. E n­
We
ere
now
reedy
to
furnish
correct
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at
short
prompt and satisfactory. One ap­ quire o f D. P. S tssho , J r , owner Special Announcememt Re­
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notice, end orders will receive careful end prompt attention.
plication relieves the pain, and
>
Parkerebnrg Oregon
garding the National Pure
O
n
many have been permanently cured
Food and Drug Law.
Cut prices — Iiadiesr felt fur-top
Marshfield office adjoins Flanagan & Bennett Bank
by its nse. 25 and 50 cent sizes.
We are pleased to announce that
ped slippers $2 00, now $1.46; $1.75
Prosper, Oregon.
For sale by R. S. Knowlton.
Coquille
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Coquille Post Office.
now $1.25; $1.50 now 95<t; $1.00 Foley’* Honey and Tar for cough*,
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MARSHFIELD PHONE, 143.
A gen t for
cold* and lung trouble* ia not af­
Robinaon baa a swell assortment now 75c at Robinson’s this weak.
COQUILLE PHONE, 191.
of gents elotbing in the latest style*
fected by the National Pure Food
Buffalo Gasolene Engines
SAYI Did you know thst yon and Drug law, a* it contain* no
and patterns.
Call and examine
Tkta rrsw 4y caa ih ssys kc k f t t M ip se s s *
Phone et our expense when ordering ABSTRACTS.
could get more value for your opiate*or other harmful drugs, end . Is H u u a t is u kt. H ceste!i s i s sytaei sr
them.
TITLE GUARANTEE k ABSTRACT CO.,
The boat, cheapest and most con-
money et W. T. Kerr’s store thin we recommeud it •* a safe remedy i ether ham fsl 4rs| ta * Buy h e a rts eecs*
Onion seta! onion sets!! Land A
J. 5 . Barton, Abstractor.
Henry Sengstecken, Mas
any other place on tbe C oquille, for children end adult*. For eale
¿ta lly te a laky as It aa a*ak.
f«aleat?power on the market.
Lyons.
River?
Price M ersts. large size St am .
by E. J, Slocum, druggist.
ABSTRACTS
A B STRA CTS
ABSTRA CTS
ABSTRACTS
Edison or V ictor
Phonographs,
CutGlass, Hand
Painted China,
Silverware,
W atches and
Clocks call onus
W e Guarantee
E. C. BARKER & CO.’S
Coquille Transfer Co.,
W. H. MANSELL, Prop.
Josh’s Place,
McADAMS BROS.
TST,
EXPERT BLACKSMITHS
and Horse Slioers
at
R. E. N O SLER
4
F. S. DOW
COMMISSION MERCHANT
SQUILLE RIVER STEAMBOAT CO
TITLE GUARANTEE
AND
ABSTRACT COMPANY
A b stra ct
Nels P Nelson.
Coughs,Colds,
P la n t.
I
CROUP*
V/hoopingCough
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