e?HeH
The Coast Mail
SATURDAY,
MAY 1C, 1830.
The Flatffcrm.
Kcso.ved, By the Republicans of
Oregon in convention assembled in
(be city of Portland, this 21st day of
April, A. D. 1880, Hint wo propose to
maintain and administer tho affairs
of the government of this State by
strict onconomy and faithful adher
ence to the constitution and laws
thereof and of the United States.
2. That Tvn are in favor of regulat
ing and equalizing the salaries of the
county and atato otllccra so that they
shall receive such compensations as
are usually paid to private persons
under like circumstances of service
and responsibility.
S. That we favor a thorough revis
ion and equalisation of our system of
taxation, to tho end that every spe
cies of property within its limits,
whether owned or possessed by citi
zens of this or of foreign States shall
bear its equal proportion of tho bur
thens of the government which pro
tect it.
4. That wo propose to maintain
and enforce the amendments to the
Constitution of the Uniten States,
with all the powers of the national,
government, to tho end that every
citizen, poor or rich, black or white,
maybe secured in the full enjoyment
of civil and political rights.
6. That the overthrow of thoughts'
of the elective franchise of liberty
and life, by which means free govern
ment in a portion oi tho states has
been defeated, and manifested fraud
and threatened violence in others, to
gether with attempted nullilficition
of the laws of the general govern
ment and decisions of the Supreme
Court thereon, by Congressional ac
tion in the interests of the Democrat
ic party, ore attempted revolution and
must be met as such.
6. That this is a nation formed by
the people thereof and not a mere
leaguo or compact, and that we reaf
firm the idea of the unity of the na
tion, tho supremacy national govern
ment in all matters placed by "tho
constitution under ita control, the
preservation intact of all the rights of
municipal self-government otherwise
guaranteed thereby to the people or
to the States respectively. At the
samp time we arraign the doctrine of
State sovereignty as the baneful
mother of nullification, secession and
anarchy.
7. That the recent action of the
Democratic party in convention as
sembled, in denouncing the Supreme
Court of the United States of Ameri
ca, and imputing the most unworthy
and unpatriotic motives to that high
and honorable court, is unworthy of
law abiding, intelligent and patriotic
American citizens, and directly tends
to the loosening of the foundation of
our government, the subversion of nil
law, and the overthrow of the sanctity
of a system of judicature, venerable
with age and perfected by wisdom.
8. That the attempt by the leaders
of the Democratic party to cheat the
people of the State out of an electoral
vote, was an outrage unparalleled in
the political history of the State, ind
which together with the Maine in
famy and the attempt to unseat mem
bersin the halls of Congress for base
partisan advantage deserves the con
demnation of all fair-minded men.
9. That we condemn the outrageous
conduct of our Democratic State ad
ministrations from 1S70 to 1878, their
extravagance, their corruption and
peculations.
10. We deprecate the course of
members of the Democratic parly
wno have undertaken to revive sec
tional animosity for the purpose of
political ascendancy in the Southern
ot&ies and who have revived memor
ies of sectional strife by the defiant
declaration of a purpose to repeal laws
made necessary bv the war and en
acted to secure the results of the war,
and we condemn their attempts to se
cure by legislation what was not ac
complished by arms, namely the es
tablishment under the name of the
State sovereignty of those pernicious
doctrines which destroy national su
premacy and which in part have led
to secession and civil war.
11. That to the Republican party
is due the credit of successful resump
tion and restored prosperity and busi
ness revival, and we insist that the
paper and coin circulation of the
country shall at all times be main
tained at par with gold standard of
the commercial world.
12. That while we are in favor of a
revenue for the support of the general
government by duties upon imports,
sound policy requires such adjustment
of import duties as to encourage the
development of the industrial inter
est of the whole country, and we com
mend that policy of national exchange
which secures to the working man
liberal wages ; to agriculture, remun
erative prices; to mechanics and
manufacturers an adequate reward
for their skill, labor and enterprise,
and to the nation, commercial pros
perity and independence.
13 That we are in favor of judi
cious appropriations by the general
government for the improvement of
our rivers and seaports, as well as for
the construction of such lines of rail
way communication as will develop
the resources of tho country and con
ncct our Stato with other parts of the
Union, under such restrictions as will
amply protect the rights of the people
from unjust discrimination and ex
tortionate charges; and that in the
grants of land to railroads wo favor
the sale of the same by the govern
ment to the people at the lowest price
for public lands, giving tho proceeds
only to the corporations.
14. That we demand of our repre
sentation in Congress their best en
deavors to securo just and judicious
appropriations and favorable legisla
tion by the general government for
the free navigation of tho Columbia
and tho rivers of tho Stato, the im-
Crovemcnt of tho mouth of the Colum
ia and tho harbors at Yamuna and
Cooi
Coos JJays, tho location of a harbor of
KG at tho point along our coast
roost avuilablo to tho interests of com
merce, tho extension of tho public sur
veys to moot tho wants of our increas
ing jKjpulation and aid and assistance
to railroads, and tho opening up for
Nttlement such of our Indian reserva
tions as tho interest of civilization de
mands and necessitates.
15. That wo doniand a modification
oi mo treaty witn unina sous to re-
Vinci viliiioao cinigiaiiuii lu.viiiwiii-a.
10. That wo hold that a well in
structed people alone can be perfectly
free, and that it is therefore essential
that the public schools should bo in
structed in tho duties of citizenship
and the ordinary pursuits of life.
Six hundred barrels of whiskoy wore
lost by the sinking of the steamer Aw
cffflfi in the Missouri river twenty-two
ago. All attempts to raise it failed,
but now the courso of tho mer has
changed, and the whiskey, which now
lies forty feet under the sand, is to be
dug for.
Oliro Logan has onco in a while
a gooa idea, sue sajs: "jveep
your girls off the streets oxcept when
they have business. Teach them it
is unnecessary to go to tho post-office
every time they go out. Your girls
can walk alone just as well as your
boys. Don't allow your girls, if they
must have a beau, to go with boys
much older than themselves. If
possible, instill into their very na
ture that they are safer in their own
hands than they are in tho hands of
any man preachers not excepted
NOTICE OF FINAL TROOF.
RosEBCito Or. Land Orncx, April 23 1S80.
Notice is hereby given tht the following
named settler has rued notice oi his inten
tion to mako final proof in support of his
claim and secure final entry thereof on the
29th day of May 18S0, before tho Judge or
L'lcrlc ot the court ol Loos county, ur. viz:
J. A. Bonebrakc, homestead application No.
2331, for the southeast quarter of northeast
quarter section eight, lots 1 and2 and south
oast quarter of northwest quarter section
nine, township twentysix south, range
twelve west, and names tho following as
his witnesses viz: F F Ross, M J Stock, R
Stephens and L D Smith all of Manhfield
Coos county Oregon.
18 AVm F Bexjamet, Register.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Lund Office, Rosebcrg, Or., Apr 14, 1880
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days from the date of
this notice, viz: Joseph Enos, homestead
application No. 2460, for lots 1, 3, 9, 10
and NJ of NWM section 5, T 41 3, R 13
w and names the following as his witnesses,
viz: John Cress-well, Vt'm Kirk, A F Mil
ler and A B Cooley all of Chctco, Curry
countv. before the Judce or Clerk of the
court of Curry county, on the 9th day of
June 1SSO.
17 wm. F. Benjamin, Register.
NOTICE OF FINAL TROOF.
Land OrncE, RosMnrRO Or. Apr 16, 1880
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has riled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof viz: Daniel
B Cooley, homestead application No 3 186 for
the SJ of NE1-4, NE1-4 of SE1-4, NVV1-4 of
Afcl-4, section 33 X 40 B, It 13 w, and
names the following as his witnesses vix:
Ilenrv Smith, Joseph Enos, William Kirk
and J M Moore all of Chetco Curry county,
Oregon, before the Judge or Clerk of the
Court of Curry county Or, on the 9th day
of June 1SS0.
17 Wm. F. Benjamtn. Rcgiste
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Lakd Office, Rosebubo Or. April 30. I860
Notjce ia hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim and secure final entry thereof on the
12th day of June 1880, before the Judge or
Clerk of the court of ",Coos county, Oregon,
viz: Samuel C Bradcn, homestead applica
cation No 2496, for the northwest quarter
of southwest quarter section 25, east one
half of southeast quarter and southeast
quarter of northeast quarter section 26, T
27 S R 12 w, and names the following as
his witnesses, viz: Henry W Holverstott,
Thomas Norris, Geoege Norris and Jessie
liar kins all ot fan-view uoos county ur.
19 Wm F Benjamin Register.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Land OrncE, Kosebdro, Or., Aprils, 1880
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days from the date of
this notice, viz: John A. Harrison, home
stead anDlication No. 3096. for the SW1-4
of NE1-4, W of SEM and SEl-4 of SW
1-4 sec 34, T 27, Sit 11 west, and names the
following as his witnesses, viz: L. H.
I'almer, l M. I'earce and iuis Ileller ot
Dora, and Geo. Norris. of Fairv iew. all of
Coos county, on the lSthlay of May, 1880,
before the Judge or Clerk of the court of
Coos coonty, Or. Wit F. Benjamin,
110 llegtster.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Land Oefiqe, Rosebuko, Or., Apr. 5, 18S0
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler lias filed notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days from the date of
this notice, viz: Luther If. Palmer, home
stead application No. 3097. for the 8W1-4
of SW1-4 seo 34, T 27 SR 11 west, lota 3
and 4 sec 3, and lot 1 sec 4, T 28, SIX 11 w,
and names the following as his witnesses,
viz: L M. Pearce, J. A. Harrison and
Louis Heller of Dora, and George Norris of
Fairview, Coos county Oregon , on the 15th
day of May, 1380, before the Judge or
Clerk cf the Court of Coos county. Or.
16 Wm. F. Benjamin, Register.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Lane Office at
Roebukc, Oregon, March 29, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in suiport of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days from data of this
notice, viz : Henry L. Johns, preemption
declaratory statement, No. 321U, for the
WJ of SE, SWJ of NEI-4 and SEM of
NW14, Bee. 35, T 41 SR 13 west, and
names tho following as his witnesses, viz:
T. J. Stitt, J. F. Marrs, J. II. Stitt, and
J. M. Moore all of Chctco, Curry county,
Oregon, on the 17th day of May, 1880, at
the United State Land Office at Roseburg,
Oregon.
14 Wm. F. Benjamin, Register.
FARM FOR 8ALE !
ACRES OF CHOICE LAND
at tho mouth of Willanch
.hi irh, near North Rend and Marsh-
field. Good houso and out buildings.
Adapted for dairying or general fann
ing. Good young orchard. Ono of
thobost'farms in Coos county. Tho
Clace, with stock and implements, will
o sold very cheap.
8Qy For furl her particulars apply at
tho office of the Coast Mail. o tf
mmmmmmmmmm I II I
SHERIFFS HALF.
By virtuo ot an execution issued oat of
tho Circuit Uourt of the Htato of Oregon
for tho county of Curry, on Uio 13th clay
of March, 1880, in favor of John Huntley
plaintiff, and against Will Hnntloy, de
fendant, for tho sum of Five Thousand
Nino Hundred and Fourteen Dollars and
costs taxed at Nine and 05-100 dollars, to
mc directed and delivered, commanding
mo that of tho personal property, and if
sufficient personal property be notfound,
then out of the real property of said de
fendant, I cause to be nintlo the said sum
of 61H4 00 and costs taxed at ft Pfi and
accruing costs, I have levied upon tho
following described real property oolong
ing to said defendant, to-wit: Lots 3
and 4, and an undivided one half inter
est in lota 1 and 2 of section 1, T. 30, S, R
15 w.. and lots 1 and 2 of section 30, T.
3T), S, of It 15 w., and tho NS' Ntf
of SV!4 of section 31, T. 35, tf, K I w.,
in Currv county, Oregon.
Ami i win, on tnc i'-rni i.i ur
MAY. 1880, at tho hour of one o'clock in
the afternoon of said day at tho court
house door in Ellcnsburg, sell all the
right title and interest of said defendant
in and to said property, or so much there
of as mav bo necessaf v, which he had on
the 6th day of March 1SS0, to satisfy said
execution and accruing costs.
Dated at ELLWSBcno .April 9th, 18S0.
A. II. M OOKE,
KMw Sheriff Curry Co., Or.
UOSTETTERj
-lfflRs
Fere and Agoe.
The true antidote to the effects of mi
asma, is llostetters stomacn uiiicrs.
This medicine is one of the most popular
remedies of an ago of successful proprie
tary specifics, and is in immencc demand
wherever on this continent feverand
ague exists. A wineglasslul threcg times
a day is the best possible prepaative for
encountering a malarious atmosphere,
regulating the liver and invigorating Uie
stomach.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally. 2-0-ly
THE
NEW DRUGSTORE,
MARSFIELD, OR.
NEXT DOOR TO MAIL OFFICE.
LOUIS MUNROE, JProprietcr.
FULL STOCK OF
Drugs & Medicines,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
BEST BltAJfD OF CIGAJtS
JSF-Presc riptions Carefully Com
poundedby CompetentPhysici an.
OOOXXHO Ol HIATIMO
New Excelsior Oil Stove.
Jut tfea Thing ArUctU Hawylg.
It wffl Erofl, lout, and Bui Bettor thui Oral at
Wood Start. Send for areolars. AGENTS WANTED.
C0LEMAS GAS APPARATUS AffD
OIL CO.
Tl Xuut tr, Cuciea, Iu.
TO Oraet Cmn for DjimaU, IadltMtlea, BUIoes
Hetdsche, Llrer ConpUlnt, 1tnt sad Afs, Quart!
II
i mii.
DtMlltj, ud til cetnpUlata
of Stomich, tlftr SpUta
oa tht newly eteesrens
principle of
ABSORPTION.
No Ding, Ho Doctor BItU.
Bad for CUrvUn, dMCiib
Medicated
BELTS.
laf to AM&rpuosi Curt
and Uw rTolUom It It mntlnf la to tdnn f tniM
Int.
Pf iw utl Blt, $3.
ftrtr and Apu Blt, .
Tonle Melt, 3, uul Infant Bait, it.
Tbtt BtlU will In wnt to u; tildrttt tin of pcftw;
n rtctjpt of S2A0 ttcb, or SUO for lafut't Blt
AOEMT8 wanted In trerj ounty ia tht
United States.
AddrMS, FISHER MEDICATED BELT CO.
232 Illinois St., Chicago.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Roseburo Land OrncE, April 23, 1880.
Ann
.the
Notice is hereby civen that the following
named settler nas meu notice ol dm inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim and secure final entry thereof on the
29th ihiy of May 1880. before the Judge or
Clerk of the court of Coos county Or., J. M,
Davis, homestead application No. 2106 for
the south half of northwest quarter and
northwest quarter of southwest quarter sec
tion twenty three township twentyfive
south, ranee twelve west, and names the
, ... . -ac. .. ... .. "
following as his witnesses, viz: Henry Mil-
ler oi tmnire uity, w. Jl. noble ol Marsh
field, F M Bridges of Coos river, and Cyrus
Landreth of Coos river, all of Coos county
Oregon. Wm F Benjamin,
18 Register.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Land Omcr, Rosebubo, Or.,
April 3. 1880,
Notice is hereby civen that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten.
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days from the dato of
this notice, viz: James If. Stitt, homestead
application No. for the K) of 8K1-4,
sections, T 40, 811 13 w. NWM of NW
M, section 2, and NK1-4 of NKM section
3, T41, Sit 13 w, and -names the following
as his witnesses, viz: John D, Cooley, Dan
iel B. Coolie, D. II. Palmer, and II. L.
Johns, all of Chetcoe, Curry coun.y Oregon,
on the 17th day of May 1880, before Judge
or clerk of the court of Curry county, Or.
15 Wm. F, Benjamin, Itt-gistcr,
BAY VIEW
TFm. ReicliertjProprictor
Keeps constantly on hand. ntl offers for snlo r superior nrticlo of
LAGER BEER, ALE AND PORTER,
VHOLKSALF. and RETAIL.
JUT BAR IS SUlPrJED WJTHTJIE CHOICEST BRANDS OF
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS
BRANCH SALCONAT KM PI KB CITY.
MARNHFIEI.D
Drug Store,
DR. C. B. GOLDEN, Tnorn.
Opposite ffiisburg'B Store.
HAYE OHSTANTLY ON HAND
AT.L S0UT8 OP
JDTnTQrS
AND-
MEDICINAL PURPOSES,
Ttrsrarsa,
Tnxraszia,
totva)aa.
TOUlBTjAItTI
OXiBSI,' IIljrTJMIBlXY,
TATIOWBlXVYJAjrjD
BCHOOIiIlOOlLS,
ALSO CHOICE
CIGARS and TOBACCO,
and everything usually kept iu a
MEDICAL. IllSl'ENSAUY.
Prescription Carefully Com
pounded. Al-3-tf
E. A. ANDERSON,
Good
Horses
all
to VJ v - Hours.
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE,
MARSIIFIELD, OR.
HAULING DONE AT SHORT NO
tice and at very rcasonablo rates
COAL AND WOOD CONSTANTLY ON HAND
2 THE
3Bk
CENTRAL HOTEL.
Cor. A and Front Sts.,MAnsnriELi),On.
-T r-AVIXQ TAKEN CHARGE OF
-I L- the above named house, we can
promise to our patrons,
Flntt-clfuisi Fare, Fair Dealing
And courteous attention.
-A TRIAL IS SOLICITED.-
OUIIDAII
Is w 11 supplied in its line, and is under
our personal management.
WERDEN BROS,
Proprietors
1 3DeTrin.e,
B00T& SHOE MAKER
Marshfield, Ogn.
wit.1. o jviiii itwruai
OP
qttstoim: work
in a thorough manner and use
only tho
BEST MATERIAL.
0
SSy-Shopon Front Street, opposito the
Pionet" Market. -tf
THE
PIONEER MARKETS,
Marshfield a Empire City.
H, P. WHITNEY, PnoruiETOR.
A good supply of
MUTTON, . CANNED
REEF, l GOOCS,
PORK, ETC IrZM ETC., ETC.
and all kinds of
SALTMEATSandVEGETABLES
constantly on hand. Also a
good stock of
0OOBZIXSB.
v e s"e l s
AND
LOGGING GAMPS
SUPPLIED AT SHORT NOTICE
lv-.Hf
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for the county of Coos.
A. Nasburg and O. Webster vs
II. II.
Luse.
Action for damages and the abatement of
a nuisance.
To H. H. Luse said defendant In the
name of the State of Oregon you are hereby
required to appear and answer the complaint
of the plaintiffs on file against you in tho
above entitled court and cause on or before
the first day of the next regular term of said
court, viz: MONDAY, THE 24TII DAY
OF MAY, 1880, and the defendant will take
notice that if he tail to appear and answer
said complaint the plaintiff will take judg
ment against him for five hundred dollars
damages, and the further relief in said com
plaint demanded.
Published by onlerof Hon. J. F. Watson,
Judge of said court, dated April 10th 1880,
O. Webster.
15-fc't Altornsy for Plaintiff:
CHEMICALS
WINKS FOIt F
BREWERY,
coos :B.A.Tr
MARKET,
MAIlllSUVIKU), onr.oox,
W. 11. Sl.MI-SO.V ,t I). 1I0I.I..1NI)
Proprietors.
MEATS
and provisions of nil kinds
sold at tho lowest
liviiiK rules
mid
DELIVERED at any point desired
run
VESSELS.
LOGGING CAMPS
AND FAMILIES,
ALWAYSJKADY.
jQjrWc keep nothing but thobost-Jps'
and insure satisfaction,
l.v-l-tf
$6a week in your own town. Terms
and 10 free. Address II. Hai.i.ktt ; Co.
Portland, Maine.
EUGENE O'CONNELL,
DEALER IN
STOVES & RANGES,
latest Improved
Hardwarejools,
Iniplenaents.
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS AND
AMMUNITION.
TjJLJMOPS &c oils,
wood & willowware,
Steam,Water Pipe and Fittings, Gran
ite and Plated Wares.
MANUFACTURERS OP
TIN, COPPER &SHEETIRONWARt,
joii 1vokic
Executed with Dispatch.
B-EXTRAS for Stoves, Plows
Mowers and Reapers furnished
at short notice
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
By virtue ol an order c I the County Court
of Curry county Oregon, in pr bate, made
on the 8th day of April 1880, directing the
sale of the real estate of tho tutate of Mich
ael Fox deceased, hereinafter described
will offer for salo at public anction to the
.highest bidder for caih in hand, tho north
west quarter ol the northcait Quarter, vest
half of west half of northwest quarter of
southeast quarter, anil Iota one two three
and four of section eiuht, township thiitxflvc
1 four of
ith, of rs
south, of range fourteen west. Also nil tliu
right title and interest of tho estate of laid
Michael Fox to tho following
di-tcrHicd ad
joining proicrty tnwit; uonimriiuing nt a
point on the north lino of tho totitliwr I
quarter of section eight aforesaid, duo noith
of a pine tree 10 inches in diameter and
marked W, thence south to tho north tunk
of Uca creek, t hence easterly up said creek
to the first bend; thence south to tho south
line of said forty acre tract; thence west to
the southwest corner of said forty and thence
east to the place o! beginning.
The above mentioned sale will take jilaco
at the courthouse door in Kllcnsburg Curry
county Oregon, on tho TWENTIETH DAY
OF MAY 1880, between the hours of li
o'clock m and 2 o'clock p m of said day.
Dated April 10th, 1880
WMTICIIENOIt,
18 Administrator estate of Michael Fox-
HIGHEST HONORS;
ana
Cuhmial World's Fair, 18761
SHONIMER ORGANS
seoaooMUB roturaurctrr as net
BUST INSTRUMENTS.
TVlr KnoptxtUrs sxosllsnes Is rteofaUsd b
Judge u taslr lUport, from wait ta
fclWwlna: UansitrMts
axklblt .in,, beU ia,trumU at
rl Ttadtrlos thm postlbU to Uri oUm
JporeUMM.lYlB- a eoabtatUon of Rstds
sad tUs, producing norsl sad pUulsg cffMU.
""saanydsilrsM. tocroTsasais. will
stead Units In drror damp ellmsu, 1ms Utbls
to ftt on! ef ord.r. all ta beards bln saads
jsm-flr.put tottth.r s It U Impowltl. tot
w ta llhr shrink, swsll ot split. THsl
OSILY UKOAAS AWAHDlCD TUIsJ
ssah k
TbU Usdsl and Award wis f ruM after lbs
saeit ItTtr eomptltloa of lbs Ual asktrs
tMfoM ess of to nsst eomvsUsit JurUa
DTSISSMablsd. ' '
Ksw ItUs asd priert jnsl Issosd, whloa ar
la aeoordtQM with oar rul,U HMIT OJK
AH tot lbs Issst sooo7,
Ws prpar4 ta appoint Urn cw Aetata,
JBhittasUCUAlHWS saaUtd, poatald,
8, SHONINGER ORGAN CO.;
M U ltl CUE8TKUT UnXtt,
. Ktw IltTss. Otmr. -
DUSINKOS CARDS.
T.O. MACKEY.M.I).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
EMrtnR City, Oiikook.
0. B. OOLDBN.M.D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
MAUHIirlU.l), OllKIUlN.
C. W. TOWER, l. 1).
PHYSIGIAN&SURGEON
MAitsiiriRi.n, OiiKdOK.
W. C. ANGKL, M. 1).
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Voqullle City, Oyn.
8. II. Hazard, J. W. Ha.mtiwn
I1AZA1U) t HAMILTON,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW
Will pnu'tii'c in tho various courts
of tho statu.
OFKU'K AT KMI'IHK CITY, OlI.X.
AnORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
MARSIIKIKl.n.OKKlSOX.
(.. WKUSTGR,
AnORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
M.MisiiriKM), Ohkoox.
HENRY SENGSTACXEN,
.TORVPl'BLIC&COiWBVAXCER,
KMF1KK 1TY, 00 Jf.
Collections and other Inisinosn nlnrrHl
in my hands, will rccoivu prompt utlen
lion. vI-3-tl
V. 1'. WKICJHT,
m
U. S. Mineral and U. S. Deputy
S U It V E Y O It ,
Coi)uh.i.i: City, Oiix
Will attend to tho business of surveying
in liny part of tho county.
Perfect limps of all surveyed lands, (ur
nishctl nt short notice.
K. 0. 0 It 1 N 1) It o n ,
ATTORNEY wo COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
nMxxxin oitvi onnaorr
A share o iptihlic piitromigo is resHct
fully soiled. 1 n-itf
9? !I a week. '2 n ilny ot homo easi
ly made. Costly outfit free. Address
TitUK A Co. Augusta, Maine.
EplIoAnj. EiceMtyNone.
a mc
Taylor & Farley
CABINET ORGAN.
ntaaafBciar!
WretT, IBUua.
AU, IHTlOTEfRrn of try Ih intjr U kxmi
la ismm laMnimtnu, sod thejr cociuin nu;
8INTIAI. IMIROVIMKNT
BCT Rfm ia oihtr Orjn.
Aiming to produoa work vrhloh shall bo
Ourabla.w will not oaorlfloa that whleh
Is not on, and yst la vital to a perfect
Orcan, in order to maka a mora fanny
iterlor.
We are still tubltd lo prtMnt ts
Stylish and Appropriate Cues
ss csa b found la th autkst, with a ftakb wWb a
SM tu4t by enjr.
AS REGARDS TONK,
TMS rotunrtiio
Award with Medal Diploma of Honor
WAS ClAMTIO sr TUB
cnmRRUL ixHiBmoa commujiojiimi
J'nl?AryX!l! Wsrsaaaisls, Iinmu. ftim sa4
MlUlilCI it TIE.ilUrBllf la tntt ssl Ctaersl
stUltr la IksuIoI llkau fw tbt trfm UUesk."
Do sot fill to susa sppHcsiioa sad
KTaatTrtK THESE INBTXmCKWTS
rkfort PunJuiuij.
CsUUfses tnt, on pplkstion to ll
Taylor & Farley Organ Co,
WORCESTER. ICikJM.
S to sao jht day nt homo. Rumples
worto 5 free. Address Ktinsov A Co.
Portland, Maine.
E. B. DEAN & CO.
J5. 11. DEAN, U. WILLC0X
AND
C. II. MERCHANT.
Wk jiavk Always on Hand a Full
Assortment Of
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
STOCK ALWAYS CCMPLETE
MANUFACTIJUEI) TO ORDER
And
SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY DESIRED,
nnd at tho
THE L0WE8T LIVING PHICE8.
mt
BVBBBSSSSSnSKBV
NASBURG A HIRST
Front Stukkt, MAnpnriKLn, ()0N,
MEW 0001)8 YKVKUY8TKAM.
i or; kuop constantly hand i!,
our lnrRO nnd cointiiodffms storo n
well nvlrolcil liok of '
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
consitslng of tho heat staple nnd fmicy
3DDES"2r GOODS
of itU kinds, tho choicest
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS.
A t.AlltlBHTOCK Or
CLOTHING,
HATS nnd CAPS,
HOOTS nml 8H0KS,
RUmitillfl niMlorii CLOTlflKn
SMITKK8 ami Oil, CLOTH
(JKOCKKKY nnd OLASS
WAKK.HAIlDWAltK
niul TOOLS,
Cigars and Tobacco
Faints, Oils anil Vanish,
lii ro lTlnrs nnd Llq ns,
Tlnwae and Ammunltlor
CUTLERY, WOOD ami
n'lI.I.Qr-U'AMi,antl
Sc3n.ool IBoolrs
TAT QH E R Y,
yvxvnzsiKzno ooodsi,
Awr lronxmivY
Our extensive show cases are filled
wish tho II nest
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
N. II. All goods purchased nt our
Storo will 1mi delivered free ot charco'
nt any ixMiit on tho route of tho
ttoainer Myrtle. vl-l-tl
IIAK1IKKNI11,
IN HUONTOr" TIIK CKNTItAI. IIOTRL.
Marshtlold, Ogit
If you want an easy shave,
As good as harlnir over guvo,
Just call on mo nt in v saloon',
From iiiorn 'till night or busy noon ',
My rnr.ors' sharp, my seissors, keen,
My shop is neat and towels clean ;
And there I think that you will find
Karh artielo to suit tho mind ;
I trim the hair with skill for gents,
Of course tho price is llfly cents ;
Shnintxioing, too, I do that well,
(live me a trial, that will tell ;
8o helpiue gracious if I tiinko you hol
ler, You need not pay a ijiinrtrirof ndoFTnr.
J. W Cox.I'rnpr.
V. K. Hot and cold Ixith.i always ready
n-istn
COOS HAY
FURNITURE
STOEE,
Constantly on hanu
Mattrejwe C Jteditteadst
Chairs P Luunyest
Cribs .C Cradles,
PICTUItKH, FKAMKH, MOUMHNGH,
TAIlhKK, MIUHOKS Ac.
t'ounllnR.rooni Knrsllnro
Made to Order.
CO FEINS niailo at shortest notice.
SEWING MACHINES
Attaciimknth, Nkkulkh &c.
V. MAHK,
Ivltf riioi'idirroic.
FAMILY
Meat Market.
KOSS A TIMMKKMAN
Would announce to tho puhlio
that
their now market
OPPOSITE Til K CKNTItAI. HOTEL
IH NOW OI'KNKI)
ANIJTIIEY AKK IMtKPAItKDtoSKLL
AM. KINDS OV
IIEKF POHK A MEATS of ALL KINDS
P R 0 V I S 1 0 nTa 'NO V EGETABLES
VESSELS ami 1.000 INO CAMPS
SUPPLIED.
CSTPItlCES DOWN TO THE UKDjfcJ
M ItOCK.
NEW HOME
Sewing Machines
JUST RECEIVED llYBTAMElt!
OI( HAI.K
AT REDUCED RATES, BY
HENRY O. PLOEtJER,
I), Morso's Empire City.
V. G. WEBSTJSR.
DtAI.Klt IN
Boots, Shoes
AhiI I.cutltnr I'lutllBK'
Maiihiifikld, Oil.
THAVE LATELY RETURNED
J from Han Francisco with n coin
pleto stock of every thing in my How
ready iiimIii boots ami shoes, etc.
BST MATERIAL NLY USED,
FARM FOR SALE.
A SMALL FARM HITUATED OK
tho hank of tho Ooijuillo River
containing L'fi acres
RICH DOTTOM LAND,
With Houso and Orchard. Can ho
Runted at n Reasonable Rnto.
For particulars apply to
JlLNiiV Hi:.voht.U!Ki:n,
Empire City, Oregon.
Wst