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8Are!HJAY, '
OtJt, II, .
IM llf IIIIIIIIHj If
Wkdiiiko on Coor lUvr.u. On Mon
day lnnt, MIm. Itoriiltlilit JIIkkIh,
rtntiKlitcrofaimn.lUfKlii,wIOooirlv-
vf, mid Mr. (oo. W. Cnm-ilioH, ox-un-xlnccrotthn
Juno, wort, nuirrli'd nt tlio
rcnlilonco a( tlio liriilo' '.ninnl on
Goos ri vit. ly P. M. HiM-toh, .1. P. A
liiniomunlxirotlho frlciidn of their
fnmilliM woro prcKPiit, from MnfidillHd
and tdnowlioro. Tlio ult'iuiier J mm
nnd Warp cnrryliiB tlio K"5H,M -t,,r
tlio ceremony lind boon iiorformod, n
mimptuoiiH ropnut wns rorvcil, nnd tlio
tiKiinl woiMIiir fentlvIHtw Introduced,
inter in tlio ovcnlnf? tlio Jiiim with col
orn IIvIhk, nnd tho hrldnl pnrty on
hourd, roturncd to Muralifluld. Mr.
Onmplioll In nt prononl on-tliioi'r of tho
locomotlvo nt tho Newport mine, nnd
linn horn Piirofnl to Imvo In runillmms
n ncnt little mango In which to iiiMnl
liln fnlr hrlilo nit nilrUroM,
Connr.cTioN. A corrrdpondont of
thin pnpor, In tho Iwnui of thoS7lh tilt
Mnlod thntthofilgnillHnt tho ontrnni'o
of Khriio rlvor woro out of plneo, which
nned tho MMitnor Duncan to 10
iixlmro. In convomntlon with Cnptnin
Cooloy,oI tho rniiii, wo hnvo Ihioii
informed Uit t lit h Ih not the niuo. Ho
HityN tho necident to llm 7nric was
cniiocil hy thiiRtoipliiB of ono of her
viikiiim jimtnsMio cntuouiontho Imr,
which of conrHo would plneo her nt
the mercy of tho wavch. Her hull In
wild to ho uninjured, und If weather In
lAvnriihlc, Khoinnyhohuinchcd within
u week or two.
Tiik Mob Tho schooner Most
failed from Sun Pnuudncoon tholWth
nit. for Hobiio river, Port Orford nnd
aOKtiillc. Hi probnblo (lint tho Into
heavy nonthorly pilt-H hnvo tlrion
her far to the north, nnd untlor the
moxl fnvornhlocireiinifltiinccH who inny
yot ho Homudoyri ninkhiB port. Kite
liiii n lnrBo rnrgo of freight for the
hovernl points' itlxivo iinnicd, :inl tlio
hettler down the count nro ntixioiiM for
her arrival.
At Kamioi.I'II. Men. Perry &
Pulley hnvo rented tho I.nno mine
nenr Itniulolpli, and Mr. Ilniliiy luix
lieen at tho inino for the pnt week to
iiinkenrrniiBoineiit to jmt it in oporn
lion. Wo nroploiiNcdtoeoo work it
nined in thewj inincn.inUicy have rqp
reconted an impottant Industry in thin
county, and may ho returned to their
former produeti venom.
('aiitios' Wo would enution minio
our pay envallern nguiiiHt ridiuj; their
hteeil: nt ho rapid a pace over bridge,
as it'docn not improve the condition
of tho bridge, nor suit tho ro.td miporvi
Hir. Hesides there if a law iiii'KiMiig
n lino of not Jem tlinit ton, or more
thiuiono hiindied dollni'H, upon any
Pormii convicted of riding fimler than
n wnlk, over nny bridge in thin State.
Tiik Dtwiu?. A letter to Mr.
Mehettor, from Oapt. Carroll, tinted at
'rmrciit Ctly Oct. lot, nyn ho arrived
there on the 2'.lth nil. with isliuft nod
wheel for tho Duncan. Ho is wait
ing for tho Vnruna to take him to
Poguo river, when ho thinks ho will
ho ready for en in about ! doyc
No Pauit.kh. There in not n pau
per in Curry county. Thin fact, to
gether with thntof genoral good iiiiiu-
vigement of tho financial ofTairK of
that county, hnvo nearly cancelled
the indubtcdneKrt which n few your
ninco wan the terror of tho taxpayer,
mid thin year their tax levy in two
mill Ickh than that of Coon.
Pahhk.voku l,irrr. The Mooinor Ar
irfu nailed on Wediieddny, for Kan
Pmnciftco enrrying tho following
named pnAongorn: V. W. Knowhw,
Itobt rTtevoiiDonMiiHterCluiH. Pienoh
U. P. Haglund, W. P. Hall, John Mil
ler, J. 1). Poy and wife, J. It. P. Hoy,
f. M. Pond, Aitomax JJodgo, O. I),
tfluiw, nnd Mm. Holt.
Soi.n Oi'T. Mr. l.nng, of tho firm
of Onrfleld .fe Lang, loggern, has cold
liis intercut in tho lnifinoHrt to Mr,
(Siirfluld, and it will hereafter be con
ducted hy him. Mr. Lang and family
will shortly move to Mindiflold.
(Jonkto Jackhonviii.i:. Ouryoung
friond Freddie Ziglcr, of Empire City,
loft on Tuesday with hi aunt M;c.
Autoinrcith, for Jacknonville, whoro
lie goo to attend school.
Pkht Yirr. Tho now little Btcnmor
ll'd;), on Tuemlay, wont up Coos rlvor
to tho fork of tho north fork, which
in probably some distance further than
any other Htciuner haw reached.
Aumvr.n John McColgan, from
Eureka, Nevada, a brother of DoiuiIh
McColgan, ono of onr enterprising
mum of Vulcan, arrived on tho A rent h.
Ho will probably reside hero perma
nently. l)inn. Tho CornoliiM Coiir)i floo.
Kwaiu'n paper, Ih dead, Dceeaxod wiih
nlioutfoiir months old.. Over what
otherjoiirnallHtio inimhroom will wo
ho called upon to helping tho doxol
ogyT Ci:mi:ti:uy. ThoTnihleci of tho town
of Marhllel(l, hnvo fixed tho price of
cometery IoIh at fivo dollars and fifty
cent each. PeiHoiMwlHliinglotH, will
call on B, A. Audorson, who Iuih
I'liargoofthoccinetorygroundH,
Aiii:a. gofnr,thln month is the
bo-u in tho innrringo lino, und if it
don't loso itH grip hefoto Novonihor
crawls In, i will ,0 aov); of tho wnlk."
Kimon. Our correspondent writing
tho nkotoliOH of tho early settlers of
Cook Pay, in wponking of the Hixo
milieu, Biiya "u fow Chliininqii aro
found delving among itn boulders,"
etc. This is an error, nn there bus not
been a Chlnnmuii on Mixes within tho
pnutycar, Thoro aro thirty or forty
energetic miners theie, omoof whom
mo doing well, and all aro hopeful,
Wohkinotiii: Mini:. Jos. Porry.U
working tho Haglo lilaek Hand Mluo,
at Piuidolpli, HoomployHHovonmon
and oxpeotH to place the mine on a
paying busk Mr. Porry has had
much experiouco in thai husincfts,
and may ho expected to succeed.
Pnovisiosrt HoAiici:. The grist
mills on tho Coquillo river have not
commenced mailing Hour this fall and
tho entire Coquille settlomunt ii short
of that commodity. The delay of the
Mom has disappointed the merchants
in getting their supply from Han
Pranciseo.
Stiianoi: Piiijak. Plorcs creek, in
Curry county, owing to tlio accumu
lation of sands nt the usual outlet,
now flows north along tho beach four
miles and unites with Now river, and
tho united wnters Imvo forced their
way through tho sand three-fourths
of a mile north of the junction.
Pou Pout Otiruim. As soon as tho
weather is favoinble, Lieut. Pnyson will
proceed to Port Orord with tho tig
liirort to make some further surveys
of that port. Tlio work will only
reqtino tlio attention of tho engin
eers for a day or two.
ItKurcTJOK. On- October first tho
reduced tariff of tho W. U. Tel. Co.,
went into ellcct. It reduces tho rate
to the Bastorti Htotes to f.2.00. for ten
words, and ,ltl for each additional
word,
Pi:mi;mi;i. Tho Conn has lcsumcd
her old loutc, having been running in
tho tititrllitv's place. She now conies
down from the Islluuu" in the morn
ing and returns in tho afternoon,
P. Hi:iiHCimi:i.i) is on tho Hay.
W. A. Luo left for Albany, on Tues
day hist.
Tin: Ariut wants Luwj's other hogs
taken care of.
Tint lato continuous rain have ten
dered our roads almost impassible.
W. A. Cox employs nlmut a doren
Indian in fishing on tho Csiiille.
W'i: received a pleaiant call from
Mr. J. H. Gilbert, of Ktnpiro City, Inst
Tuesday.
Tiik steamer Iterihn has had her
smokestack shortened, which has
greatly improved hor appearance.
Tin: houeo blown down at tho
mouth of tho Coiiuillo lad wcok, wns
occupied by Indians.
Tho now hook entitled "."oltlemcnt
and Karly Settlors of Com Hay," is
programing toward completion.
Jo Nav's now nwidoueo not far from
Port Orford, is nearly finished, and
when completed will present a neat
and Hulxtantiiil appearance.
Tin: AVirxanil -lris, aftera thor
ough rehcrsnl, hnvo been givinn their
readers a little concert. In a very
witty and original conundrum pro
pounded, ono of tho jackasses could'ut
gel on' tho o.'irri'iit,and "guh it up."
Wo have seen tho photo, and auto
graph of Mr. Hodman, of Berlin,
who occupies tho position in the flor
mau Ihiipiro corresponding to that of
Conimissionerof Patents in the United
States. Mr. II oilman is married to a
sister of our fellow townsman, Wil
liam Itolchort, of tho Hay View
Hrowery.
Married. ,
On last Sunday was celebrated the
nuptials uf Miss Nancy Pcnhum, of
Poirview. and Mr. Ch.is. Smith. driver
on tho Coos Hay Stage Line. The
bride has for some time been tho tele
graph operator at Pairviow. and the
event of her marriage created quite
an excitement among the telegraph
fraternity, for, while the operators re
joiced with Miss Nancy in her happi
ness yol all fell thai Mr. Smith had
robbed tho line of a "magnet" whose
powers of attraction drew ninny an
opeiatorto tho "key" for a pleasant
ehnt. Ab soon as the ministor had
"completed the circuit." feleclricallv
speaking) a "battery" of congratula
tions was showered in upon the happy
pair hy all who could manipulate the
instruments, and tho "sounder." iu
ftlwcnco of tho customary inarriago
bell, rang out in clcnr tones its joy
ous greeting.
To thoso nliendy tondored lot our
congratulations ho added, nnd al
though tho collide leave tho uindo. to
operate upon tlio "main-lino" of life,
let us wish them pleasure, and hope
thoie may never bo a "break" in the
"onrront"of their love, or an unhappy
"adjustment" of thoir wordly affair.
Thnl tho "mittsauo" which thev re
ceive jnthoiroperation on this earth
ly "lino" may ho llioko of joy, and
not of disappointment or sorrow.
Thai thev innv bo noifcotlv "insula
ted from the tdoiuiH of adversity, and
their "lie-wires" hold ai lone: as life is
gi ant eil thoni, and many little "opor
ators" answer their "call." Put when
thoir operations upon terrestrial
''lines." Is completed, and tho final
"mobsago" is transiuittedto them, and
they aro "switched" into"lifo eternal''
and tho ofilco of tho grcnt "suporiu-
tenilenl"nnd submit thoir final "re
port," may thoy bo ahlo to "road their
tuio olunr, and no "oliock-orrors" or
"deficits" appear against them in tho
grant "ledger "
THE SETTLEMENT
AND
EARLY SETTLEHHF COOS DAY,
(so, vn.
TItlnUTAItIKH OK COOH 11 AY.
Tho many inlets, creeks and rivers,
that enter tho watersof Coos Hay, add
materially to !ih facilities and resourc
es. Its surrounding elevated hills,
covered with fir, spruce and cedar,
have yielded its millions of lumber,
while Its numerous csluarics extend
their Hrlarcaii arms into the interior
hills nod mountains, opening their
timber, coal, and agricultural lauds to
convenient access.
coos nivnn,
Plowing into the upper arm of the
bay, reaches out its two forks deeply
into the mountains of the Coast
Hango. Dividing into two branches
a few miles from Its mouth, they me
ander with a gentle current between
its mossy banks. Now the moun
tains meet tho river banks, nnd now a
rich alluvial plain skirls its border,
with tho elevated hills in the rear.
Now tho mountains are precipitous,
aild now their rounded forms slope
gently lo their tops, covered with tho
duiifo foilago of tho fragrant pitio.
Parmhouses dot its bunks, cultivated
fields and orchards bright in glitter,
ing greon, extend themselves to view:
tho lowing kino aro sprinkled here
nnd there, thick myrtlo groves spread
out their inviting shades, nud the
whole scene inspires admiration
of ita beauty. It is a stream whoso
picturesque and changing panorama
impresses tho lover of rural landscape,
and invites to Arcadian quietness and
hmco. Its rieli soil and soft climate
reward the agricultural population
with abundant harvests, and tho va
rious industries of tho bay furnish a
convenient market for its products.
KAMA SinTI.nilt".
Among its early settlers may be
mentioned Davis, Landreth, Hudson,
Collvcr, Amos and Anson Hogors,
Hogno, McICnight, Yokum, Jackson,
W. I). L. P. (that's all of 'cm) Smith,
and others. Thete were tho pioneers
who began with a log cabin, toiled
early and late, cleared away the tan
gled, woody, bottoms, and gradually
saw, by the force of persistent labor,
their broad fields extending wider and
wider, and thoir residences and store
houses rising around them, until the
wilderness blossomed, and thoir rough
homes became places of happy com
fort anil inviting beauty. Coos river
is now settled, in every nook and cor
ner, by a thriving people, who count
their numbers by the hundreds.
W. II. JACKSON.
Mr. Jackson was also an early set
tler on tho Coquille. Ho served ten
consecutive years as our county clerk,
with much credit nnd popular appro
val. He is genial and socialin man
ner, and a good citizen in the com
munity. MATKIMOXY.
At an caily period, ono of iho Coos
river bachelor's had become weary of
his secluded life, and longed for soma
sweet Kvo to direct his household, to
prepare the savory meal, nnd share
liis lonely cot. In the neighborhood
of liis rich bottom, dwelt a maiden of
"sweet sixteen." They met, and Cu
pid's darts soon caus-ed "their two
hearts to beat as one." The marriage
license wns procured, tho Co. Judge
wns summoned to his homo to perforin
tlio ceremony, and rested there for
tho night. In the morning tho ex
pectant bridegroom hastened to the
homo of his lady love to arrange tho
neeei-sary preliminaries. Lo! tho
maiden had changed her mind, and
had lied to a place of concealment.
While the Judge was conning over tho
marriage service, and thinking over
liis probable feo, tho bachelor returned
with fire, in his oyo, and with a Mae
Wrutof iniprecatiou announced tho
event. Tho Judge wont home, reflect
ing that "There's many a slip, 'twixt
tho cup and (ho lip."
IKI.KT!.
Many other inlots, liko Willnncho
and Kontuek, North, nnd Hnyncs,'
South, and othor sloughs Already
noticed, afl'ord homes nnd valuable
farms to thoir residents. Thoso
sloughs aro less extensive than Coos
rivor, and support a small population,
but aro equally fertile, and open to tho
logger and coal miners opportunities
for tho prosecution of their industries,
n. r. uoss
Was one of our earliest settlors. Ac
tivity, industry and enterprise, have
contributed to his success. Tho re
claiming of rich marsh lands, hy diko
and tidegate, received tho first ini
pulso hero from his experiment,
Prom an early dato, ho has with small
interruptions, largely supplied tho
wants of this community in animal
food. Generous to a fault, none hut
himsolf and intimato friends aro
awaio of tho financial assistance ho
has extended to his relatives, to place
them in possession of prosperous
homes, A natural fund of good na
ture marks his daily life, and tho rec
ord ot a good citizen is written on nil
his paths,
II. 1'. W1IITXKY,
Quiet nnd unobtrusive, shrewd nnd
far seeing, upright and gonorous, his
financial judgment hns bridged him
over nil his transactions to a prosper
ous oivl, Ho spent money with a lib
eral hand to perfect nil tho fucilitcs
and conveniences required in liU par
ticular enterprise to render competi
tion difficult, and failure improbable.
He has established nil oxteusivc busi
ness on a firm basis, insured by his
watchful tact. "Wo concede (him the
honor, and rcjoico In tho deserved
reward.
CUHTIS KOtll-K
Was a member of tho "Coos Hay Com
pany," tho original Bottlers of this bay.
Ho was the eldest of its members, and
exhibited tho nplrit of youth, that led
him In his old ago to hecomo a pio
neer In a now Bcttlomcnt. Although
tho "company" had dissolved, and
their exaggerated hopes had crumbled
away, ho gathered his properly and
energies, and battled with manly hope.
In thoso days, tho house of Mr. Noble,
at Empire City, was reputed for its
abundant and savor table, nnd its
quiot accommodation for travelers,
Irs. Noble, buxom, ''fair nnd thirty,"
w'as the nctlvo mistress, and they pros
pered in means, and in tho good will
of their many guests and friends. Mr.
Noblo was an honest; quiet old gentle
man, who has passed "tho dark val.
ley," nnd whoso memory is embalmed
in the respect of all who knew him.
I) A VII) HOLLAND
Came to Coo Bay nt an early date,
and has been engaged in various em
ployments. TcmpornU) und Indus
trious, possessing Scotch thrift, and
shrewdness, he has secured for him
self and family an Independent com
petence. Hoticont as Grant, hii "true
inwardness" dcvolops among his
friends, to a genial antisocial freedom.
His daily life and deportment exhibit
the example of a good neighbor and
citizen.
I. IIACKEII,
Wo havo known, now endeavoring to
"teach tho young idea how to shoot,"
now laboring at his mechanical trade,
now representing Coos county in the
Lcgisloturo, and at present holding
the position of collector of customs,
whoso anluoun duties are largely in
cluded in the reception of its salary.
Tho comfortable independence which
ho has acquired, are the results of his
personal skill and prudence.
I.VCinKN'T.
Mr. Hacker's brother, familiarily
known as Hill," was at times, unfor
tunately, half-demcntcd. Tlio volu
bility of his tongue was tho gauge of
his mental equilibrium, and ylicn
greatly disturbed, his discourse was
amusingly rapid ami quaint. On ono
occasion, happening to seo Ins broth
er's sign, "I Hacker," ho read it audi
bly, "one 1 lacker." Itonragcd him.
With oaths and curses, ho asserted
that there was more than one Hacker,
and that it was impudent as.mraneo
for any Hacker to claim to bo the
oay Hacker, while he was himself no
toriously a Hacker.
I'. FLAKAQAX
Was the earliest of the early settlors.
AtHandolph, his pack train and store
were the pioneers of trado. Then, at
Johnson's, and on the Sixes, in n sim
ilar way, he pursued nn active and
lucrative business. Later, ho becamo
associated in tho partnership of tho
Newjiort Coal Mine, where his skill
and experience have added largely to
its success. Ho may bo regarded as
ono of the col id men of Coos Hay. At
his spacious home, his friends nnd
noighbors nre ever wolcomo with a
hospitality genial, and characteristic
of tho liberality of its dispeiisor.
i ' ' '
Mom: Suits. Thursday of thi.
week complaints were filed by II. II.
Luso in tho Circuit Court for this
county, against tho following named
persons occupying lots in tho town of
Marshficld : W. . Webster, Charles
and Christina Stora, F. Mark, John
Norman, I). Mcintosh, J, II. Upton,
A. Wallin, John Hear, Augusta Scales,
Ah Tye, S. S. Hailey, Win. M. Lind,
Charles Johnson, Mrs. E, Greonmon,
Andrew Ogren, Mliry E. Fox, C. D.
Golden, Jus. Clark, I. Atkinson, J.
Kiuyoii, J.T.McConnae, B, G. Wink
lor, f. M. Noble, P. Monoek, A. H.
Camp, Win. Hcieherl nnd John llow
lett. Sovoral of theso actions oro against
parties in possession as tenants, and
in those cases the of nor will- bo sub.
stitutcd at tho May lerui of Circuit
Court, .Parties, who aro defendants
in these Actions need havo no fears of
being ojected or disturbed in their
possession, till tho question of title is
fully sottled, which may ho somodis
lace in tho futre.
Oi'it neighbor, the yews, suggests
that tho shears should bo used less
and tho ponmore in tho Mail office.
Wo, in all candor, respectfully sug
gest that tho editors of tho JNViea uso
tho shears moro and tho pon less it
will improvo the paper.
GoiKO Hklow. Tho Tilair will,
probably, sail this morning for San
Branoisco. Among hor passengers
aro Dr. Hurrell, Judge Mann nnd J no.
Kenyon. Tho latter goes to lay in his
regular stock of goods.
Tin: jSVir still Hies at its gahlo end
"tho official paper of Coos County."
"How can tlicso bo?" And yet it
claims to ho a reliablo journal. Hot
tor haul that tattered ensign down.
Sig : you havo bailed under falso col
ors long enough. Wo havo warned
theo, "now beware."
The yews again assorts to tho pub
lic that it is an independent organ.
From tho fuss it makes nbout it, wo
would sudikk-o some ono had called it
t "Luso organ." Very true, as ho re
marks in is ast issue, " nioro aro al
ready too ninny independent papers
and men of that Mump' now,
Tun Argus in endeavoring to palm
ofT Its editorial blunders on innocent
parties, only sinks its editor dcopcr
into tlio pit of its miserable ignorance
nnd imbecility. The gigantic effort
made in the lasl issuo of that paper to
'got off soniothing" is really heart
rending. Yea, verily, that editor, in
logic, is n giant among dwarfs.
At tho rcsidonco of Mr. Cook, near
Dora, Oct. Cth. 1879, hy 8. J.McClos
key. Justice of tho Pence, Mr. Elins
N. Williams, and Miss Sarah A. Hob
bins, both of Coos county.
At the rcsidonco of the bride's pa
rents, Pairviow, Coos county, Oct. 5th,
187U, by S. H. Sherwood, Justice of the
Peace, Mr. Chas. S. Smith and Miss
Nancy J. Honliam, both of Coos
county.
Marino IntelllKCHce.
Arrived.
Friday, 8cpt. 28.
Str Areata, Holt, 48 hours froraS. P.
pass and mdse to ! . Schettcr agent.
TnunstiAV, Oct 2.
Srh Premier, Rock, 7 days from S. F.
lo KnstportCoul Co.
FmoAY, Oct. 3.
Sch Laura May, Arkerman, 11 days
from S. F. to Soiitliport Coal Co.
Sch C. II. Merchant, Lawrence, 10
doys from S. P. to B. H. Dean & Co.
TncnsiiAY, Oct. 9.
Sch Compeer, Martin, days from S.
F. to Soutbport Coal Co.
Sch Fritluoir, Matson, days f 'om S.
F, to Eastiort Coal Co.
Nullrfl.
Sept 27 Sch Norway, Whahnan, 8. F.
'' 28 Sch Emma Utter, Dillon, S. F.
Oct. 1 Sir Areata, Holt, S. F.
NEW DRUG STORE,
MARS FIELD, OR.
next door to mail office.
J.OUJS MUXItOE, Proprietor.
FULL STOCK OF
Drugs & Medicines,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
IIKftT BKAIVOS CIAltS
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
SIIEItlFF'H SALE.
BV VIRTI'I-: of an execution duly
issued out of the honorable Circuft
Court of the State of Oregon for the
county of Coos, On the first day of Oc
tober, A. I). 1879, in favor-of B. II.
Cammunn, plaintiff, and against Hi
ram Elliott, defendant, for the sum of
two hundred anil nity-six dollars and
the further sum of twenty-eight and
sixt v-fiVc onc-huudredths dollars costs
and disbursement', to-gcther with m
torcst and accruing costs, I have lev
ied upon nnd will sell at public auction
on fatiii'liiy. Hie Iwt day nrio
vombcr. 187, at two o'clock r. M
at the court house door in the town
of Empire City.in the county of Coos
and State of Oregon, all the right title
and interest which tlio said Hi ram
Elliott had on or after the Sth day ot
September, A. l). lbi'J, in or to tnc loi-
lowingucscnoon rem property, io-wu
Lot No. one (1). in block No. forty
seven (-17), in tho town of Empire
City. Coos eountv, Oregon, as sliown
by the recorded plat of said town of
hnipiro City.
A. G. Aiken,
Sheriff Coos Co.,0r.,
Bv H. W. McI.ntosh, Dcpty.
Empire City, Or., October 2d, 1879.
COOS BAY
URNITURE STORE
sa.A.:xxsxx:Ef,xxaxx, ox-..b
Constantly on n.vsn
Mattresses .0 Jtettoeatlsf
Chairs tP jLoiiihics,
Cribs l Cradlea,
PICTUHES, FHAMKS, MOULDINGS,
TAHLES, MIHHOHS Ac.
CouiitliiK-room Vuralturo
Mado to Order.
COFFIXS mado at shortest notico.
SEWING MACHINES
Attachments, Needles o.
F. MA11K,
lvltf PjioriiirroB.
HIGHEST HONORS
Centennial World's Fair; 1876!
SHON'NGER ORGANS
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BEST INSTRUMENTS.
ThtlreoapuaUr exotlUnM li roofaUt4 by
Ik Judge is tbtlr Utport, from vblab Ik
Sallowing U tn turtot:
"Th U, BHONINGER ORSAH OO.'S
oxlilblt it tho beet ImtrumoDti it
ptto rendering theo poitlbl to Utb elua
ct tmrchtMri, MTlng combination ot BmM
tad Stilt, prodnoln: nortl tnd pltttlnf cfftoW.
eoafelnlDt; ntny dMlrtbl lmproTemuU. will
Usd longtr In drjr or dtmn ellmtt. ltd Utbla
i f t ool of ordtr. U) lb botrdt bls cud
thrtt-plr, pnt toctibtr to II It ItnponlbU for
tbera to tltbtr thrlnk. iwtll or ipllt." TUB
ONLY OUQAA8 AWARDED TUIS
HANK. --
Tht MkJaI tndAwtrd vtt rrtnttdtfUf the
ttott mi( ocvmpttttloa of tb beat Btktrt,
btftrt on of tb moat eom-iattat Jurtta
em tutmbltd.
Kw Stjlct tad prlftM Jut ttaad, whtob u
(a tfloordtnet wllb our ralt,tbt BKST OJt
AK for tb leut moner.
W trt prptr4 to tppolnt t far cw AawW.
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ypUottloat
B, SHONINGER ORGAN CO.,
01 to US CHESTIUJT
Kr HtTCX. Oon.
BAY mm BREWERY,
MABSHPIBLD, OGKDT.
Wm ReichertjPropiietor
Keeps constantly on IiiukI, mid ofTcra for wile n superior nitielo of
LAGER BEER, ALE AND PORTER,
AVIIOLKSALK and RETAIL.
MY H All IS SUl PUED H'tTlITHE CHOICEST MlAXDS Oh'
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS.
JlltAXCH SALOO X
J. ESTEY &
VOf IGO-JTroot View.
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BRATILEBORO, VT.
Our now Organ, expressly designed for Sunday Schools.
Chapels, etc., is proving a
g-h.s:at stjoobss.
Bo sure- to send for fall descriptive Catalog-no before
purchasing any other.
THE URGES! IRKS (OF THE KIHD) OH THE GLOBE
Illustrated Catalogue sent free.
, . . - BtBIWlttl"
VICTORIOUS I
HIGHEST BEST AWARD
And Grand Modal ct Bonsr.
Economy, Durability and Rapidity
combined -with perfect work,
Are Distinguishing Features cf the
celebrated
Giant Fsmn and Warehonse Fans,
MADZ tr
A.-P. DICKEY,
Raclno, Wis.
Kow "aTinetnanybteunpioTementi, they re folly
equal to every demand : cleaning all kinds of Grain,
Peas, Beans, Castor Beans, Corn and Small Seed.
Tbcygrade Wheat perfectly by once handling. Sep.
rate Oats from Wheat, i-r'ey anJ Kye. They hays
err perfect arrangements fnr cleanirs Timothy,
OoTer, Flax Seed, Orchard Grass, and a!l other
Small Seeds. They Chaff perfectly, and combine
every qualification required ti ! uie best work ia
th shorten tune.
Warehouse, as well as Farm Mills, are largely con
trucied, both kinds muiring tin sires to accom
modate the demand, and Ktvinp a capacity eftrom 50
to 500 bushels per hour, acccrdmg to sire cf muL
They are shipped, boxed for ocean transportation,
tnd "set up" or "knocked down" for forwarding
inland, as requested; and in all cases put fre on
board Can or Steamer. Orders Ued same day as
ttceircd. )
Mills shipped ""knocked down" go for half the
freight charjed as when forwarded "set tip." Olro.
graphs and Cfceu'ars supplied on application. Price,
will be quoted lew and en liberal terms. Corres
pondence solicited.
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'THELIGHT-RU1T1OTG'-
Tn BEST, LATEST IMPROVED,
tnd most THOROUGHLY constructed
SEWING MACHINE over Invented. All
the TreariDg parts are tnrdo of tha BEST
STEEL, CAREFULLY TEMPERED
tnd aro ADJUSTABLE.
libuiho AUTOMATIC TENHOXt It
Laj tha LAHQKBV liOUTilN It htl tha
EaelostThroadod Shuttle.
Tha IlODlJIKa aro "WOUND without
R0NN1NO or UWTgltTlAPIlTO the
SiiOlLLNEl.
It hat a 8ELF.SETTINO NKEDLKt K
htl a 1)1 At, for rcguUtlUK tho Iccglli of stitch.
WITHOUT TKMTJNU; It has a LAUOlj
Bl-AOS tinder the arm; It It NOISKUUS.
and baa mora lwltiU of KXOKLJJSNC1 than
til other macluucs conibiuod.
JKS-AoonU "wnntod In lcvealtUa
whoro vo nre not ropresontod.
Jolmson, Clark & Co.1
30 UNION SQUARE, N.Y.
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I'llSI'RIIIl'l lot- tlio ',N'l-
,ll.VH.-3V,nOju yi-wr.
1IW MM1
1 EMl'IUE CITY
COMPANY.
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M(oMy. EiceHiiyM
TECK
Taylor & Farley
CABINET 0R6AN.
JXsaamctarosl stt Wo reciter, IBUaa.
1U, nOlSTBOUIS of any ralue may be found
ha thtae inatnsmenta, aijd they contain many
BSSENTIAL IMPXOVBMIHT8
KH fSSSd la other Organs.
Aiming to produoe work which ohall ba
Durablei wc will not oacrtfloo that which
la not aeari and yt la vital to a parfoet
Oraan. in ordar to malco a mora Tansy
astarlor.
We aro still enabled to present at
Strlkh oad Appropriate Cases
u eaa be found in the market, with a finish which is
an tyiiiiii oy toy. .
AS ItlQARDO TOMB,
THl roUOWINO
Af art witlMeHak Diploma cf Honor
WA caajnen BY TK
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" far lntnrr U fferteaasMp, Enatea, rTUTT aa
HJUUKI TMI, B-rattT la rterta Crarsl
Do not fail to make application and
BTAMTNB TEBSB EJSTBtrK2NT3
Before Purchasing.
Catalogue free, on application !a the
Taylor & Parley Organ Co.
WORCESTER. MASS.
THE
WEICOX&WHITE
ORGAN CO.
Meriden, Cornu U. S. JL
"Children's Blow Pedals,"!
Adjusted orrsmovedlnstantly.
Invented and Exclusively
used by this Company.
The most popular
Organs of the day! ,
UNRIVALLED IN QUALITY.
"Tho Wiloox sfc'Wliit
Orgaa"Ixistx-mctor" is thm
BEST trad CHEAPJEXT
ia tlio Hiarlcet !
Swi tbr IUustrattd CUtalogus.
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