The Coast mail. (Marshfield, Or.) 187?-1902, August 16, 1879, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textfcft LA " (v ' J- BR . " i. W. .v w r ' -I , MOB COAST MAIL micui okqu or coos co. BATMAT, - - An'rtxZMn. Ohio in 1biobI surely lost to the Democracy. Tlwir candidate for Owerwor, Gen. Kwing, hsw attacked rsjsHHsjjmon and tho general manngo- "ttt. i1 nslt5on finances, with which th peoplo are generally well & and satiefied. Ho is1 a jpeenWker," and his financial lew have in every instance when they have lcn submitted to the people, been discarded. A very MrtroDorUon of tho Dcmocracv are r&nkty onnoed to his financial theory, and ft hits no attraction -for voters of the opposite partv. Tlw Kew York "World" and other Dera ocratlc organs denounce his doc trines, and if they attain any consid erable decree of strength in tlw Democratic party at large, it will lead to a serious disagreement in tl national convention of nextvear, aiwl will lessen the chances of a Dcsaecr&tic victory in the presiden tial contest, as it docs now, in the Ohio campaign. Better Agate la mI1M. Gta. B. F. Butler is again formally before the people of Massachussctts Macandidalc lor governor. Wheth er there will be the same cornbina tie by the other parties against Was, which existed last year, re WaiHS to be sees. It is claimed br BttUer sad Ids friends that there were reforms brought about in tho State administration through his cf fcrts last year, and it is sunnosed that his strength before the people j tf tron greater uuui men. l nc con reetion for making nominations bv the party takes place on the ISth of September. vattMrar tees OrealaMoa. A lte Washington dispatch ears : A very decided effort U makingby Use trecMzy departaaeat to force the tamUrd aiiTcr dollar into circulation. The demand for it has grovrn since ftherman issued the order to disburse & officer to pay it oat, and tho next Mjdar the treasurer proposes to pay m atlver ten per ceht. o! the wane due' She department clerks here. Gilfillan thtakt if be could pap out ten per eeaLot all the government expense he wofdd very soon get into circubv Slew the mm of silver in the treasury tka haat bees growing larger and larg er with each month's coinage, and which aov aHHHmts to over f30j000, ML AOtgS'WirMartee Kafiway. CapL Xada, the man who projected i ts tifnevaaewtol the month of the 1 by jetties, bow proposes to Lv saariae railway across the aethatm of D-rie. instead of the ca mI which Lesaepe advocates. His 4a is to coBstrvct an immence rail way hr aseam of which a heavily leaded vessel way be taken into a cradle" bodily, aad moved from one eeean to the other; the time of transit fee the largest class vessels he esti Mates at from 12 to 24 hours. The cent of the structure he fixes at $45, 660,000 and he thinks it can be com pleted within four years. CIIUMtTtOK IN coos CO, Caasc aad Remedies. v ous. w. Towan, m. t. Any person who will take the trou Wo to ascertain, t ill be surprhed to learn how many persons have dletl during last year, and are dying now, of consumption, in Cov county. I have it from authoritya physician upon the Coquillc that tho Coquille can no longer be called a healthy lo cality, and consumption seems to be every where up and down the river ; maladies alo exist which lend llnallv to this, most fatal of all diseases, and wnat noms good on tho Coquille, ia just as applicable hero. Wo have seen as strong and healthy a man ns we hail among us, gradually yield to this fearfully fatal disease Others who arc to-day just as strong, will fol low. I ay we can avoid this result, and have ample proof for those who wish it. It is the duty of a concicn tious physician, not only to endeavor to cure disease, but also to prevent It. To tell the people of this county the danger they arcin.becouics so impera tive a duty that I cannot shirk it. 1 kuow my ideas will not be received in the spirit intended, and I expect that wrong motives will be imputed to inc. I make the broad assertion that there has not aperson died of consumption In Coos county, that need to have had it at all. To prove this, it becomes necessary to inquire into the exciting causes of all these deaths. Consumption is cither hereditary or acquired. It is hereditary when it cau be traced through' a generation in the same family, but the causes which developed it in the first place may be present in the second and thin! gen eration as in the first, and children who are said to have inherited the consumptive taint, may, by change of locality or method of life, be exempt. To illustrate my moaning. I will cite an instance: Dr. II. I. Ilowditch, a world renowned physician, seeking for the rouof the'dcath by consump tion of a certain New England family. Robert Arru:, an old Comsfbek Btiaing superintendent, who died rc eatUyin Europe, has left $10,000 for the erection of a drinking fountain in Sas Franckcc in the vicinity of the Otkla&A tmrrv kusdiae. Bv the terms I Mr. Apples will the foundation of i that were afflicted with this disease the fewatala to consist of twenty J accaatomc,j to drink water brought to teas ot generation after generation of whom had died in the same manner, found the old farm house in which they had all lived, in a damp locality, and by his advise tho family moved to an ad joining knoll of land, and consump tion disappeared. So consumption can be proved to be hereditary if we make it so, and the idea that a person must die of consumption because their parents or grand parents have died of the disease, although a popular, is an exploded idea. Ample evidences can be produced to prove the fact to the most sceptical. A person acquire consumption by living in a damp locality, by breathing bad air, by improper diet, in fact, in any way that tends to lower the gen end condition of their health. The great cause of consumption in this county, comes from living in damp localities, breathing air contaminated by foul gases arising from open drains aad cess-pools, drinking water con taining decaying vegetable matter. jut summer, from this latter cause, diarrhoea and dysentery were epidem ic on the Coquillc; this year at Xcw- port and Eaatport. We sometimes xorgei ina& mere a cause iur uteij effect. I have satisfied mjself of tho cause of this trouble at tho coal i banks. You will find tho families qaartz from the Comstoct t ttortioa from each mine. The feBstaia proper to be about twen ty feet high, and made of iron in imi tstion of bronze, and inscribed "Bob ert Apple, X. ., one of the first set tlers of the Conutock in 1850. 8ois httik the whole city of San Francisco." Texas Lice, California, is still aid to be receding. Should it con tiaee to fall as rapidly as it has du ring the butt twoyears.it will be but a few years till the bottom or the large lake w dry land. Crops are being raised thi year on land over which a ateaaser sailed three years ago. A Leojr dispatch of the 7th says : Financial writers say that the with drawal of gold from England yester day for the United State is probably precursor ot larger shipments in pay meat for American produce arnv taghere aad in France Tire steamer Brother Johnatkan wrecked off Point St. George fourteen years ago, is upaosed to have been taind ia- tweaty-two fathoms of wirter. There is to be as eort made by San Frsaeisco parties to raise the treasure which she carried down. r Jirr. Davis intends to bold on to the property bequeathed to him by the late Sarah A. Dorscy, to theexclu iea of her brother, who will contest the will. Tmb frigate Wyoming with the Am erican minister to Turkey on board, will cruise ia the Black Sea. This hi the ret time an American man-of- has entered tne uiaeK oe- Thb Skagit gold mines iu Washing ten Territory, which created soma ex citement a few months since, are re y8Vted"nogood." Gov. Thaysu. has just re-commis-ftteed Mart V. Brown, Esq. of Albaj By,BriadierGeHoral of the second kgaitoTOrefO" M'litla' Coat sella for one dollar and one kUr and a half, iHCarbondale, Peiin syiranU. . r order of the postmaster gene ral the free delivery aervico will be estab IWsiihst rortUnd, Oregon, on Oct. 1st. The yellow fever in Memphis still their dwellings in wooden gutter, the bottom of which contains dead leaves and other decaying vegetable matter. They are not troubled with thcao dis eases in winter, because tho rains and abundant flow of water through the gutter dilute the pohon so much that the danger is very much lessen ed. In the summer, tho water is Iosh in quantity, and, of course, tho effect of poison "greater. 1 have no doubt a similar cause existed on the Coquillc river, but please roincmbor, you can inhale this air from poisoned atmos phere, and receive tho samoefrcct as if you drink it. Whore several caes of any disease occur in a certain lo cality, and in different families, you can be euro the same cause is nt wgrk. There have been children in the town of Mandificld afflicted witii obstinate diseases, apparently different in na ture. These families lived over mud flats, where the air was more or lew contaminated. Jfediciuca woro taken with limited good results. Tho pa rent of the children spoken of, being persons who would listen to argu ments, who lielieved every effact had a caue, followed the advice of their physician, moved their families from pleasant homes on tho mud-flats, to leu pleasant oneu on tho hill, and the result ha been, they don't pay any more doctor Dill, and their children arc hcalthv. If any arc sceptical about this, tho proof is ready for them at any time. Where there Is one person who projerly atteuds to the surroundings of hi homo, there are nine that ncv er think of it. Show me a family in this county -hose homo i situated on elevated land; with a chance for plenty of air to circulate under tho house; tho house not sur rounded with shrubbery ; pure water s abundance: whore drains exist to carry oir tho filth that will naturally collect about any iioumj, nnv.u ... is no lauding water near, and I will show you a family Messed with health. And even if their father or mother or grand parents died ot consump tion, you will not find any of it Inthat fundi j . On the other hand, point out to me a house situated on low land, with no drainage, the house close to the ground, or even show mo a house sit uated on tho side of a hill, close to tho ground, with tho accumulation of tihh for years, about tho dwelling, and 1 assure you some ot the inmates of such dwellings, are as doomed to con sumption or other pernicious dis ease as can be. I challenge any one to name n person who has died of this disease in this county, tho causo of winch cannot bo traced to their surroundings. I will make another assertion, which can be proved, and that is, that any person whose ago is 5 years or upwanl.upon whose system consump tion has commenced its work, need not die of this disease, and that, by pr per attention to nil tho little details of diet, pure air and the thou sand and one things which aid (modi- ciuo left out) to build tip the system, need not succumb to this disease if ho lives in Coos county. "There is iron in our water and there is healing in our pines." Wo are blessed with the finest climate in tho wide word, and if we continue to abuse our free gifts disease will stalk umong u, and ei ther we or those wo love better than ourselves will fall victims. I havo raited my voice in warning at the existing facts. A few will listen and take heed. Others will go on in the same old way. Let this "bo as it may, I have gained the sole object I had in view, which is simply a consci entious discharge of the duty I owed to the community in which I livo. To mako sure that some person may not judge that I am wrong iu my ideas, and think they have known of localities where the influences that came this disease were absent, and still, persons became victims to it, I am obliged to be a little personal. Those of you who arc acquainted with the writer of this article, know, or should, that he came to this coun ty with this disease well developed in his system. He bids fair to-day to live as long as any of you, and has brought about this result, not by the miraculous and mysterious uso of medicine, but by following just the advice he has trivcti. Now, listen, that you may not judge jour locality a healthy one, while I give tho history of the cause, in his as In nil cases. His home was situated upon the highest knoll of land within five miles. Not withstanding this, his mother and sis tprdiedof this disease; two brothers contracted the same, but attcntionto the things I urge have thus tar ex empted them from the result attend ing tho first two. No shrubbery was about the house, and care was taken in regard to outhouses, etc., hut still the cause remained. There was a liv ing spring in the cellar of that old homestead. Many a time have I trav eled around that cellar in a wash-tub. when the water, flowing from that spring, gave mo opportunity. There was the cause of all tho disonso that followed. If anyone had told in a cause why disease existed about our home in those days lcfore so much attention had been given to the enuttt, wo would have laughed at the idea, just as many of you will be inclined to do now. But ire don't laugh over tho graves back in New England; and tho time may come when the moxt sceptical among you, may have personal cause to remember my words of warning. This bit of personal history I hope will be excused. I have added it only from a sense of neces sity. Stranjre Suicide. A rnnffn pjisft of Hiiieido is re ported from Chicago. Two Hifitern, Elizabeth and Ann Trowbridge, nrtrtt Aft TTl .1.1 Vft.lIVI Tfijinecf Ivt'1 V. decided to commit suicide, and dia-r-iiBK-il thn best mode of accomplish ing the desired object. They at length fixed upon hanging, ns hav ing less terror than nn,v other pro ccsh, ami made preparations for the work. They bought two rojws of suitable length, drove hooks in the casings each side of the parlor doors, dressed themselves in white, and having sent a sister who lived with them, upstair?, they stepped on to chairs and were soon beautiful corp ses swinging in tho parlor doorway. These ladies were well bred, were well educated and in comfortable circumstances ; and tho only cause which con bo assigned for tins strange conduct, is the loss of prop erty by their futher, which had re duced tho circumstances of the fam ily from comparative aflluonco to n competence of a few thousand dol lars. Fata! Shooting at Port llfdkcly IV. T. About 9 o'clock on tho evening of tho fit)i, Geo. C. Hewitt, fliiioer of tho tug boat7Mfc, met Alex Smith, clerk fii tho Hninhndgo hotel in Port UlAkely, on ihe wharf. A feud had existed between them for ttonie time, mid soino hot words were passed, when Smith remarked "I've got to blow your brains out and might as won do it now as any time" suiting his action to nis words, ho made a motion to draw his pistol when Ifowitt drew his pistol and shot him through tho neck killing him instantly. Ifewett gave' himself up to tho authorities. De ceased was from California some four years ago, and Hewitt is from New York. llomrtcad Notice. Vsitru SrTKM lasn Omn:,) ltoi:tirmi, July 1 1, IHTU. ( NOTICK N hpnhy Klvon that Hip following named settler has filed Various TrajtculM. ViKCUxi.,Aug b John and Mor ris Lauuastor, brothers, had a shooting affray at Mason alley last evening. juiiu was snov lour limes ami Kiumi. followlm Morris was shot in the oyo and womihhI! notice o! hN intention to make fluid Four K.uiiriKin, Me.. Aug. 8 J. I proof in support of his claim, iuid liouer, who greedy studied a child secure final entry thereof atthoOipi elcven years of age. wtu pursued by I ration of thirty days from the date of tho. people and shot. thi notice, U llomeMeail entry llnv.lMi TV. Aim. A tr 1 C I UUIIU'Cr iiuw iiiouiiim two uuiuimi Winn, of this tfituntv. left lading in a '.1 -yo. H) ol Y iwh'rlrk buggy, somewhat ititoxImtwU Intend- x t'!K',,n,H), '. ,hV V1 III , ,l lug to return to tbmtalas. His dead "& VI I"ts3 and IK'oH), .1 trill, hody was found next dav tlneo mil! south ot Lookbart. Bkiuua, Me, Aug C Train No. 4 n the Missouri Pacific, carrying spe on i no .Missouri raciiie, carrying spe cial ear with Assistant Postmaster General Tynor and others, was fired on this evening two miles wost of Dresden. Tho shot went Jhrough both( windows of the cab. narrewly missing both enciuoer and fireman. Robbery is supinwed to bo the motive. No clue. AsiiKViLK, N. C. Aug. 5. This morning a party of five young men about town, whilst engaged iu u gnmo of ioker, got into udipute whirh tor initiated tho game a quarrel ensued between two of the players Kmauuul Rose and wilham Rogers, lirvilhorsdn law. Tho party returned to their homes and tho ipiarrel between tho men named continued until they came to blows, when lUyv drew a largo uiru Kiuie ami icu ujvon uoger. sihd bing him a doxen times iu nuiek suc cession, literally disembowelling him and hacking him iu a most horrible manner. The noumlcd man died in stantly. The murderer attomptwl to escape, but is in custody. Stocktoh, Aug 3. j'ohn Campbell a young farmer, twenty-two yonr of ago, living near Atlanta, nine" mile from this city, killed his brother-in-law to-night, uamcl Uromor, shooting himotflus horse while passing tho house. Ilremcr who is a worthless cuss, abusetl his sister Campbell's twue anil made things erv dtsngtee j able for Campbell and wife. Camp boll cam to town to givo litmstdf up I but for some reason started home again. L'oputy bheriir AtwiHKl and Constable Brow u overtook him and lotlgcd him iu jail. Cam)bvll is vor'y quiot about the affair and will uo't commit himself. 1 1 V, and names the following as his witness, vis : M. Riley, uf Kllensburg. Curry County, Oregon, and Dennis Cunnlll', of Kllcnsburg, Curry County, Oregon. WM. 1 IIKNJAMIN, jylft-lw Register. HI n.HO.VN. CD SO a (m a AND tn 2 5s fs S 5-0 CD m CO zi CD In the Circuit Court of the State ot Or egon, for the county of Cxs. S. S. Maun, In his own right, and as Ad ministrator of the partnership extate of S. S. Mann and Patrick riunagaii, mir- IvittK )Hrtners, and Jatne l'lmiit- nu uvt.a.-..v.i n.itiii'i7, iniiiiT nv nu name oi iiuunguu vv .uatiu, vs. Patrick Flanagan In jhtsoii, and as Ad ininlstrtUorof the estate of Jniium I'liui aimii, Ann riHtmunn, John FlamtgHii and C. Tower. uit iu uilty for soltleinuiit ami iKutltion of Htrtut)rM'iip jroHrty. To Ann Flanagan, mio of said tlefend- ants; Iu the name ol the State of On'iam You are hereby ttuiiiiiioneil and npiirtHl to ppvar nnd 'answer the bill of iin plaint of the plaintiff on file against " in thn above eutitbil Court and eaiHH, on or Iwfore the first day of tlio nst rvolsr i Term of said Court, after the publication ! ot this summons, to-wit: The '.M Mou-j dav, tho Mb lay of SoptctnU'r, A. IU1 ,c.i ,... ..ill .!,.. ...l . .!.. If io.ir. .ihijvii nm iJiKi? noiicv iiini, u ou fail to appearand aiuwer tbeafori'- i said compluint, the plahttiir will apply ! to tho Court for the rxUof tbervin de manded. Thi numinous Is published by order ot lion. J. F. Watson, Jutti of wiUl Court, U-ariic date July 25, tJV. It. S. friitius, 1Ixahi IUvuitmn. and (5. Wkmtsh, Attys. for i'labitltr. A Lady who has a farm of twenty acres on the Dlwaro River makcis a profit of fiy00 a year. CoN'souuvTBD Virginia and Cali fornia mining companies hare well declared a dividend of 0 cenU imr share. t Jltss Hojki.uv Joiinso.v. a vounc I lady of fifteon yeard, step-dauebter of i Mr. Fred C. Winchester, wasdn: last eunoniAv in tlie Uolunibiarner near uaiuter, while iHttluug with four other girls. It is MipjHxcd lio was taken with cramps, winch rendered bur powerless to oxort herself. Cllallmifo llelt. IX the CoHHtv Cvurtur Caai CoMMfy Orrtfo, in PrtJLite. Iu tho matter of the estate of .. T. I.ewis.deceaMHl. To J. H. Lewis. KvonnoHh Lewis. Willoby Uwis C. II. Li-ivi., Mary II. i Lewis and Mary f. SiiiHiim. heirs of1 said estate, and all (mrties iiitercitiil , tlvreiii In tne tiameoi the Mute ol i.rogon, voti are here! COOS BAY FURNITURE STORE, Const sriA' on rami .iiifivsxes ,V nfsfVmf. Chair iV .oiuifrs, Yltm ,V Vritilln, PICTFRFS. FltMFS, Mt)l LPINliS, TARLFs, MIRRORS Ac. 'on it 1 1 ii u room ' iit 1 1 ii r-rt Mnib In Order CO77.V.S' made at -lirfit notice. SEWING MACHINES ATTAIIIMKNrS, XhPIM d'C. F MHK, lltf PlO'l'llMTOH. Hlacksinithiii. t: x x i .s m v . a a x srcriseuK tn THOMAS DAWSOX. HAVINO LKASKDTMK DVWSU.N blackimith shop, in Mstshtleld, I iuu pri'imrtil to do (IKNKRAL Ill.ACKSMJTIIl.Vti Is BUSINESS (OAlUlfi T.C. MACKF.Y.M. I). PHYSICIAN ANQ SURQEON, llMI'lltK City.'Oiikuum. - - . ., c ii. (ioi,di:n M.D. PHYSICIANS SURGEON M.OINIIIIKI.II, OlICO.IN. ('. TOWICK, M. I). PHYSICIAN 5b SURGEOH, MtiimiriKiu, OnrtiuM. -- V. V. AN'UICI., M. 1). p ii y:s i'c i a n am. sunciON, Cuiiiilltr Hty UH H. II IttKAIIO, J W HsNILTOV, HA.AIll) HAMILTON, A7f0YsTfJ0l)WsaiWS,IATCAl Will ptMcllee III the arlmi rotirU of lll'Utl mrii-ii at liuniti: ttrv, Ony ATT0RCV rorXSELLIIR ATUW MAItSliriKhD.OItCOO.N' (I. WKIISTKIl, ATT0nNEY& COUNSELLOR AT LAW MAItallMIMi, (IsSUOk. ftt ttf-ul t nkli-ils . . 'I JlVt J "II IHVUIIMM VITl"Hj"Ol ( fOWIllSl ( si,. j csiifilLhil f'sitirf stti Mmitlut cjtimlHT lit, 1S7!, to jiliow rrniM. if aiiv then Wt whv u onlcr lttmlcl HENRY SENOSTACKEN, .OT.lll.;l,UILIlU,0.G,.ll kmimih: tiTV, ux. ColWlitilM Slid ntlirr tHllir U( hi in) hand, will irwfu piMupt tm IWM. Tl Mf V. WHKJJIT, " t ', S. Allnrmt ami t'. &. Deputy STJTR,v-3rj-roK,f CCNt'tU.K ClTV, t)lN. ' ' tl " BO0T& SHOE MAKER'w-;';-''8 lVrtr.1 iii4n4dl nrnl lamU, fur. ,, ,. Illltt-l( l.'ft !4.t BA ilvtns hrH atmmim Mdleitwl. 1-T-lf DC. 3Devrire, WILSOX ivriitiDOAiii. . rrvw OTTST'OTvr WCTR,! A.,...k,n k. .A . not he made for the. -ale of iheXof U l 0 C W U M Abrfil N tS I N'Wl-l.iul V ki.i of x H'l.inf Sr.. . uiath..riuj:hnMnn' r.i'i.lu' w.wssis uinwiiiiibU 1 Soscbnr & Coos Bay SJ AGE-LINE, a. CI.Ol;i! Ac Co., E'roprltorw. Stage trill leare (o City rrcri afternoon (riundny vxcejitcd) on the arrival of the steamer tUn. I'ASSKXaKKS winhinj; to pi to llu.uhttrg or any other nart ot tho uitcnor will maku ; connection with the utago l Knins to CtKw City on any of the Hay steamers, f LEAVI.V'Cr t'OtM CITYTI1K K.VJIE IIAV. tsrTiirs is- Forxn to jik thi-: I CHEAPEST. UKST ami QCfL'h'EST OF ALL ROUTES. 'I-IIUOSU.'II IAO. PAY n'akintr elro eonneotitMi with the cars and overland stagi' atflf'wlHirg. All buninoM ontrtiHtiHl to our euro will be attended to with promptuce and Mcuritv. FARE TO ROSEBURGREDUCED TO SS Each pauenger utloieedMl of baggage. F. FCHETTKH.AKl. Telegraph olllce, Kmpire City. 1-tM-tf 81T.5.7S of K. 1 , to Mtbfy the debts of said estate, aceordinj; to Ihe petition on tile iu Mini Court. Oiieu under my hand and otlkdat Seal thW 17th day of July, LS7l. Ai.i:x. HTAfir County Clurk. (,'UVS UAIilllMt SIKU, IS I'BONT Or THK CI..VTKAI. IIUTKI. Mandificld, 0n. If you want an easy shave, A gofal at Imrlnir ever gave, Just call on mo at my saloon, From mom 'till night or busy noon; My razors' I'harp, my yciasors, kiwi, My shop in nnt and tnwcU ek-an ; And there I think that you will find i Kaeh article to suit the mind ; I trim the hair with nkill for gout, Of counm tho price le fifty cents ; ShamiMKiitiK, loo, I do that woll Oivo me a trial, that will toll ; So help mo gracious if f mako you hol ler, You need not pay ammrtprnfadifTIiir. J.W'.Cox.l'ropr. P. 8. Hot and cold baths always roady. tMStf Citation io Heir. JX the the County Court for Coon County Oregon, in Probate. In tho matter of tho Estate of K. Morrii deceased. To Angclino Johnson, and nil par tics interested In said Ivlato: In tho name, of tho Ktato of Oregon, you nro hereby cited to nppoar in tho alovo entitled Court on Monday, tho 1st day of Heptunibar, 187U, to show cniisu, if any tliere bo, why an order for tho sale of the real oatato of said nstato, ilowribwl ns th ' X t tho N K h of Hoc. 27, T.7 H. of V.i N ..should not v made, to satisfy tho debts of mid ontate, according to tho petition on file iu said Court. Oivon under my hniuUand Official Heal this 17th day of July, 1H79. Al.KX. brAl'KK, County Clerk. . OTIl'K. F. S Lixn OmtK. Rom-Imuv, Ojjii. July 10, 1S7U Complaint hsinK Uh-ii made at tliU ullleebyJainvn Cahldniraiailiiot ShukH'1 IM er, for slwoiiti.ni!! hiirliiiiHtnd ititry No. L' I lll.ilal.il Fi'brtuirv ltli, s7."., if). hi tho N. W. j of S K ,'A s. K t, irf s F. Pw itt, Tix ndiip 2fl S.wih, of Rsnvi' l'J tit, in Cim enunty, Orepm, with a viuw to tlii'cniiifllutiou of mild entry: Diet-aid wrtl an- hernby miiiiiihiiiciI ti apptwr at till Olllmt on the .'Kb iky t.f Setitember. I87U, at tOa. ., to ri-jH4l ad furnish tcwtlnmny evnverninx nli allefce.1 abaudomiMiit. W. F. ltssJVMix, RtUter. 80 J. C. FcixmiTos, Rwcier. nlv tin BEST MATERIAL t-ajr Shop on From ht r t, upiKMii (be Fioneer Market. l-7-lf Km pi re House, IE3 e o pene cl. ; mi Olieapcst it Host ! mr hack:r AOMf) MAitntrrtkiijO Fmpihi; Cut. mms hofsi: Vi.vs itKK.v UK-( U,M; 1 "lK" M KuritiLi tiruv Till ItMttllltitktM B.IW Jlir-'fU lj,n t( fjM4lilL lar miIiiimIIam I.. Im f.....l ... ii. CfMMt ItVWi ttt H.MitlM.rn Ihrpiti Tte .imiHWit u RTHiiCMlMl Into Uillf ilrpatt' lAvatK IH Mtowit; 77i J'rhnuru tteimrtmrnt I In tthrh Intwdiictnrj Mrs: ben w cuel tliiiiURliuul. The .itnliir li-jmrtinrut. oK'uel thlxUKl.MUl. I iMr..(i.ii.r jirKiriHinu. GOOD BEDS AND GOOD 00AR0. jwrSSSl ASSESSOR'S NOTICE. IVTOTICK 1 that on IS irKRKIlY CJIVBN iMt IilmI Mondnv iu Au gust, Jb7i, to-wit : on tho With lay of Aiiffust, 187. Ho l''l';', "f hmh tion of CV;s Countv, Hlatoof Oiegoii, will attend at tliooIlco of the iinty Clerk of said County, and publicly examine tho assessment rolls, and ctir root all errors i vnliiat i iony tions of lamls, lots or other proper y. All poMQiiH InteroKtwl nrti hereby notified tiirtttmtil, Dated this Jl K' of July, 187Q, John Ukvk, Asiessor. NOTICE OF HNAL PROOF. V H I.tvii)i'fti-K. RoiKiifiui, Au; 4th, lh70. ( jVTOTICE IS IIKKKIIV OIVH.V that the following named settler ha filed notice of hit intention to make final proof iu Mipport of hit claim, and secure final entry thereof at the extiiraliou of thirty days from tho dalo of thi notice, viz: IMim i (KHirutl, pre-emption diH-laratorv siahjmoiit .No. 323JI, for the J of .Vf: H mhi. 8, ami Htj of .S'Vt4' sec. t( 'p.'W south rango II went, and names tho following ax hi wituenes, vi, : Ana Carman, of Curry Co. Or., anil Win. Tiuhenor, of Curry Co , Or. W. F. HKNV4MI.V, -'-l' Register. FINAL SETTLEMENT. (I. Wolmtor, ndministrafor of the estate of T. I). iuehester having filed his final account for rmitl estate, it U ordered that Monday, the 1st day of b'o)timler, 1H7U, be not for the hearing of any objections to the same and for tho settlement of said estate. J. II. No i.iiii. County Judge noTici:. .Vo t!1liXi:.Hf:1H)lS rmployl. TF.ttMS LIMERAL F. F. UIXCI1KMTKU.-Froprmtwr. PIONEER MARKETS, MAiisiimiti a Emiiuk City. II. I'. WHITXKV, I'lu.i-iiiirroii. A K'mhI upil of REElM'ORi:. MFITOX, and all kinds of SALTMEATSAMiVEGETADLES constantly on hand. Aim n good slM k of ojioowiiinu, VESSELS logging"" camps m ppi.tr. n r siioitT xoriri: Ivtif I1iyM4iT, Famihsr siwHtud Mr Ul ami Vn iu dl rtlliiiM-lk Tltr Saulor lciHtrtinciit Kmhrurittrf lU..ksM-f.iiK mm;le uA kmlMV mlo j It. 4 ah v. Clftii.tr, iUu l4MMny, UtiM, Itlirtnfk. Ihtl AHUtllMHb-, Ufil.m, (..-..iiirtr), Trt tvmmtry ami iMtnrjitiR .1fWf. iMstractliiii hi this brain h u f wbfii .lwhe.1, llatNiH'Aii lflmd ffr fry" M ' lfwe with prlvalH fstllilM-N. Sll'l H till Mm wlmi it0nd Mtuilrulu tlutV- Usuinr ami iward llicimMlie(. TliltMS 1 Mliiaty IMmttimtiil - . I ijfi JtiiHor ., .... ;jj Heulor , . .... (i ft JT MiCosmk. M.3f V'U CENTRAL HOTEL or . . .....-,. ... Corner o ".Cam Front Kir t. MAlf.sitFIKI.D.OfJX, I lav ok Ii uh! nod fix.-d up tlm slvti .... ,,. ,. .,-, riHIIlllllKI ill irflltllI(l wi Mir imvI, niidKiMNl IkiU to the tra liU- and IihhI iicioih. CALL AND SEE US- T (I 0 K.V .tl.tttfilifii'.i.i mOHHSHONOH, Dpg gtow , uenfenniQ World's Fair, iffinl nit c it tuw m-v i .,, 1 --'"'' ""It'ltl I H"IH IJnving liitoiy notigiii tiiu Htoei; oi , r.w.-i- v , . ... .i i...?..i. -.. i...i7..... i.. n- thwoHltfi .nnt)nni'M Stair, Ml lllB JiUIOUIIIIIU IJVIlllHjlllJj 11. .I, i . . 1 I furry ham., I inn now prepared to HONINffER ORGANS ,,A r,: '.VHTA.TI.V ON IU." esirofu 1 v eotiiDOUiid mid put tin1 """"-'' VAhWhi,1u . nhvHiciiin'H iirruriiitioil8. Tho lint-' rwnnoionu,wIiri.,llMI ! A i. mmraOK ronngo oftlione lmvitig nricriiitioiiH ' r.rcm ,,,.. '. "T "CD TTr2LCZi to bo filled, ih roupcclltiliy KoliriteiL aj.jiumjuiSTiJ, ' ' --v x -y k- LOtJIH K. AfllNMlOB. .Vol Ire of Final I'reef. I'. H. Land Omn:. ) RoMiniiuici, Or., Au, It, lH7'.l. ( ATOTICE IH IIERERV (II VEX that the following mimed oitlr has filol notice of his iuteiitiou lo malm fluid proof iu Mippoit of his claim, inidseeiiru fltiul eulrv thereof at the expiration of thirty (fays from Ihe dale of (his not jo, viz: A. Ii Camp, homestead aiijilicaliou Xo SWUMnrtlio HV," of KK NWMi of HK'i.MKU of NWjf .mid lot ii koc. (1, T25, HofRll west, and iimiimm the following a his ulliioafo, U. ; K. II, Oatliciirt, of.Coo Co., Or., mill Jnmus llieiimoiid of Com Co. Or. Wii.l'.lhauAUi!, ltouUtur. Sklj,.fi'fr?".,l"? "C1U"" r-y.nuiwi b iiitoiaB-isM .VukJ; '"" "vw " " ililblt n hv ,Mt Iiuirmuenu ii HANK. " MU Aw""" zTtltS HiwBliliiMdpUtMjnillMoM.whl.hir. ANfortii.U-ttiuouir, W r. prijxrMl to -j.polat ft f.w turn Anal. B, SKONIKGER ORGAN CO., 01 U IIS ClimjIUT BTEKM, Iliw IUvin, 0os. AMI- CHEMICALS W UMH l()lt W8 Ml till IV vi. lit mwiMi h. t XVI.MIU.1;11.f.M I 'I'nilKWJIM, mj'orvcji-jiiM. 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