(VKKsnssa
Tile Const Mail,
y ......
SATURDAY, NOVEMRER Ul, ISM.
L. P. KistiKit advertising agent, 2t
Merchant's JI.wIuuirc, Pun Francisco,
s niitliorixpil to iccciyc advertise -
incuts for the columns of tins paper.
i niiiiMiiMiMi
M'lio 'iitir jiikI lIIVct oT I he
Driiinvnitlc DclVut.
Tho Democrats of Now Yoik take
the result coolly. A dispatch nfter
the rostilt was known contains tho
following language:
Tho fact is, tho result had been dis
counted innnv davs ago. At the
headquarters of the Democratic Con
gresMonnl committee here, there has
been n conspicuous absence of cour
ago or confidence, since the defeat of
tho paity in Indiana. Rcfore that
nearly a hundred hands had been cm.
ployed in folding and forwarding
campaign documents, but after the
Indiana disaster the hands wcro dis -
charged. Silence and gloom settled
over what had been n hive of industry,
and it wns plain to outsido observers
that the Democratic Inekbono wns
broken. To-day in conversation Dem
ocrats were free to confess that they
were fairly without hope after the Oc
tober gale. "It was Indfnna thnt de
feated Hancock," iaid a .prominent
Democrat to-day. "It was a decision
of the Supreme Court .making it an
October Slate that proVed our de
struction." Amid the wreck of nil
their hopes the Democrats insist thnt
had Indiana elected Landers in Octo
her, Hancock would have walked into!
the White House in March. In a pri
vate letter written here before the In
diana election, Garfield said : "We
lost Maine but wo carry Indiana.
Roll Run made Appomatox possible."
Nc.t to the loss of the Presidency the
Democrats mourn the lo;-s of the ab
lest men in the Senate. Wallace, Ea
ton, Kernnn, Thurninn and McDon
ald nil go out with the close of the
elturt -.'ssion. In speaking of this
tuntter to daj, a prominent Democrat
told your correspondent that with
tfc-e -exception of Rayard there were
uot ou Die Democratic side four abler
men limit those who have been so
summarily decapitated and whose
place will bo taken by Republicans
after -March. Whether the Senate
li-ill lini-n n wnrlri r lininrit nf T?.i. !
publicans is still a matter of doubt,
hut it looks much as if they would.
Olficiais of the Senate now in the city
arc verv uncus v.
IVnutlt in AInbumn.
The Times Yicksburg special gives
a Jong circumstantial account of
frauds which Democrats attempted
and executed in Chalmers, Shoestring
ilislrint to nxpliidn Lvnnli. enlnrod
Republican opponent of Chalmer for
the Congressional election. The dis-1
tricl was originally formed to include
most of the strong Republican locali
ties along the river border so that all
other districts should be securely
Democratic, needing no election work
to carry them. The Democrats were
nt liberty to put all their efforts
(meaning intimidation, fraud and
bulldozing) in this long narrow strip
of land. They succeeded in sup
pressing and throwing away enough
Ilcpublicau votes to elect Chalmers,
although the blacks, who are all Re-
l-uuu-.aufl.uuumuiueruiunjJii-.-a e ,
to one. this year the blacks voted Notice is hereby given that the fol
moderately and put in enough ballots lowing named settler lia tiled notice of
.. ,.i.. t ..!. i, .. ,i,... i lus intention to make final proof in nip-
to elect Lynch by one thousand mn-j IKrt of W claim and secure" final entry
jonty but 20o0 of their, votes were i thereof on Saturday, Novcml-er 20, 1SS0,
thrown out for alleged illegality, thus ! More the judge or clerk of the court of
electing Chalmers. The illegality $lXJ$
consisted in this : ears ago the ne- ment No. 3784, for the southeast quarter
grocs were accustomed to have a flag of northeast quarter of section thirty
or eagle printed at the head of their ! '"fc, ffi'.l "!
ticket a3 a distinguishing mark. The
Democratic Legislature immediately
passed a law that no device or distin
guishing mark should be allowed on
the tickets and that if they had such
maiks they should not be received or
counted. This year the Democrats i
printed their tickets far away from
the district and only distributed them
on the day of tho election. Thus the
nogroes here could not discover, in ,
time for printing, just what was the
form oi tho Democratic ticket, but
they printed their tickets in the Usual '
friiapo and they were tho exact coun
terpart of tho Democratic tickets, ex
cept that they had heavior typo for
the names and had printers' dashes
between tho namos. Tho Domocrits
had made an innovation in omittint;
tho latter. They, however, declare
tho dash to be a device, and on this
Him-y protest they propose to seat
Chalmers by throwing out the tickets
which cont lined it.
Tho 7'-?--i- condemn- without stint,
this villainous proceeding and doelaros
that it i such things that will drive
nil dov-'ut moii fiom the party, es
pecially when it is found that many
of the leadeis endoise, or at least fail
to condemn, IIioao who perpetrated
tho eiiiuo.
IVi-Klili-iitiul IMi'CforN.
Tho United States statutes mako it
tho duty of tho Presidential electors
to moot and east their voto for Presi
dent and Vico President on tho first
Wednesday in December after being
elected. This is done at tho State
capital. It U provided that tho Exec
utive of tho State cause throe li.ts of
the names of the I'lctois to b me !
and certified and deliurcd tJ thoj
-l0 on
! which they r
or before the tiny on
nro required to meet. Af
ter casting the vote tlio Electors ftrc'Wfcf
required to innke and sign tiirec ccr-
titlcatcs of nil tho votes cast by tliem,
in distinct lines for President and
, Vice President, to bo annexed to tho
I ..,, , ,. . , .,, , , . , ,
Pf""lll1ni' list of Electors which lins
been furnished by tho Executive.
One of theso certificates is taken by a
person chosen by tho Electors and
delivered to the President of tho Sen
ato ; one is scut by mail to tho same
officer, nml tho third is delivered to
the U. S. Judgo of tho district in
which the Electors meet. The ccr-
tillcntcs aro opened and tho votes
- 1 counted in Congress, and tho lcsult
. declared on tl
he second Wednesday in
February following tho election. Tho
President elect is inaugurated on the
4th March next following.
The Colfax Tribune tells of potatoes
raised by T. J. McForon that weigh
1 Su pounds.
How many did it require?
E. A. ANDERSON,
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE,
MARSHFIELD, OR.
SADDLE HOUSES,
To let at all hours.
TTAULING DONE AT SHORT NO
IT
ticc and at very reasonable rates
COAL AND WOOD CONSTANTLY ON HAND
NOTICE,
The undersigned would inform the I
public that their tannery, about 'B mile '
north of Manditield, i- iiow in operation, .
nml tlinf tlio,.. r.m,nro,l r i,iiiv.llnn '
and pay cash tor fresh and waited
hides, delivered at the tannery.
KKUSE vfc DIMMICK.
FARM FOR SALE,
SMALL FARM SITUATED ON
the bank of the Coquillc River
A
containing 2S acres
RICH BOTTOM LAND,
With House nnd Orchard. Can bo
Rented at a Reasonable Rate.
For particulars apply to
Henry Sengstacken,
Empire City, Oregon
COOS BAY
FURNITURE
STORE,
Constantly on hand
Mattresses 0 lialstcatls,
Chairs ll Lonnaes,
Crib 0 Cradle,
PICTURES, FRAMES, MOULDINGS,
TARLES, MIRRORS &c.
Counting-room I'uriiilurc
Made to Order.
COFFIXS made at shortest notice.
SEWING MACHINES
Attachments, Nkedlks &c.
F. MARK,
lvltf PUOI'RIETOR
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF
,,,. Lan- QeFKE, Oct. 12, 1850.
tcr section thirtv-five township twenty-
four south, range eleven west, and names
the following as his witnesses, viz: W.
W. Glenn, AVm. Uarlton, Geo WoHlrufF.
anl S. R. Cathcart, all of Marshfleld,
Coos county Or.
42 Wm. F. Rexjamix, Register.
NOTICE OF FINAL TROOF.
Lixii Office,
Roscnrn On., Oct. 12, 1SS0,
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intciitioiito make final proof in support
of his claim, and secure final entry there
of NovciiiIrt 20, 1S&0, lK-fore the jmlue
ort'lcrk of Coos county, Orego.i, vi:
Alexander Sinlerhmd, homestead entry
No. '.i-'iO'A, for the east half of southeast
quarter section -it, and west half of
south-west quarter section thirty-five
township twenty-four Miuth, ninge'elev
en west, and names th follow in- as his
i witnes'.eH, viz : (J ltolm, S IJ Cathcart,
Geo WooiIruiF, and Win II Carlton, all
'of MarnhfU-ld ( in county. Oreiioii,
42 Wm. F. IJkvj min-, Ri'gister.
DORA NURSERY.
Till: LARGEST AMOUNT OF
FRUIT TREES EVER RAISED
COOS COUNTY.
Over L-0,000 trees, including over 100
varieties, grafted on the bent seedling
stock. .
The celebrated Russian apple for ten
centH. All treOH w ill ho bold a t reduced
prlu-H Thubo trees aro raised on Iiench
land and aro adapted to any soil.
. The now Grave Heeilliug apple
;)jile tlio
1h1 variety in the country, and
Rubicon iiiiiilc.
also toe
currants, early urapes, etc., including
tho celebrate Waling Peach Plum.
Terms, cash in advance or on delivery.
I will receive order for the above
named trees and will di-Iiw-r them early
in tin-m inter. ' llUWU, gt.
I1 ,..,Cj county, Or Hipts, ka).
ii.j7--jiii
THE
DRUGSTORE
- 1 aiHBV
MA11SFIEI.D, OR.
XKXT 1)0011 TO MAM.OtTICK.
LOUIS MUXJIOE, rroprtctor.
FULL STOCK OF
Drugs & Medicines,
CONSTANTLY ON HANI).
best juiaxd of cigajis
JSaS-rrcscriptions Carefully Com.
poundedby CompctentPh ys'ieian
BOOTS & SHOES!
.1 SPECIALTY MADE OF HOOTS
AXD SHOES.
I would .-ay to the people of Mnr-ditlcld
anil surrounding couutrv, that I have
just received a large and well selected
stock of
SOOTS &c SHOES
And have all varieties on hand, inelud
ing J. Sulivan's boots and shoes,
Men's coarse and fine boots,
Ladies and mies fine and coarse shoes,
bova shoes, nnd babv and children slices
of all varietv.
I also make to order mens loots, and
have Oil ll.imt .1 large MOCK 01 CUSlOm
a"e toots
W. G. WERSTER.
3EJttXEX.EI CITY
Drug Store.,
HENRY SENGSTACKEN, PROP.
DEALER IX
Drugs, Medicines,
CHEMICALS,!
TAINTS, OILS, !
CHOICE CANDIES,
TobaccoS, Cigars
STATIOXEliY,
FANCY & TOILET. ARTICLES.!
Pure Wines and Liquors
for Medical Use.
EF"Pre&criptions carefully eompouudeil.
Agt. Veil Fargo C Co' Expres.
E. B. DEAN & CO.
E. B. DEAN, I). WILLCOX
AND
C. II. MERCHANT.
Wf. have Always ox Haxd a Fvu.
Assortment Of
GINERAL
MERCHANDISE.!-:
TOCK ALWAYS COMPLETE
LTJMBEH
MANUFACTURED TO ORDER
And
SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY DESIRED
and nt tho
THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES
FAMILY
Meat Markei
ROSS & TIMMERMAN
Would announce to the public
that
their new maiket
OPPOSITE THE CENTRAL HOTEL
is now orr.xi:i)
AND THEY ARE PREPARED toSELL
AM. KINDS UK
REEF PORK & MEATS of ALL KINDS
PROVISIO N? A 'ND V EGETABLES
VESSELS awl LOUGIXU CAMPS
SUPPLIED.
tarritiCES down to Tin: iskdjei
CO HOCK.
FARM FOR SALE !
1 CiC ACRES OF CHOICE LAND
1 UU at the mouth of Willaiich
i-l nigh, near North Rend and Marsh-
'.' ,
lielil. tioou liouse ami out liuililliigs.
Adapted for dairying or general farm
ing. Good young orchard. One of
tho host farms in Coos county, Tho
place, with stock and implements, will
1)0 sold verv cheap.
Le-For further particulars apply nt
the office of the Coast Mail. r
EUGENE O'CONNELL,
DKAI.KK IX
STOVES & RANGES,
latest Improved
Hardware.Tools,
AND-
mplemeiits.
GUNS-, RIFLES, PISTOLS AND
AMMUNITION.
LAMPS &c OILS.
WOOD & WILLOW WARE,
Steam.Water Pipe and Fittings, Gram
ito and Plated Waies.
MAXt'KACTl'KKKS OK
TIN, COPPER & SHEETIRONWARE
.14)11 IVOItK
EXKCITKD WITH DlM'ATCH.
655-EXTRAS for Stoves, Plows
Mowers and Reaper-" furnished
at short notice.
T"E3:"Ei
LOCKHART HOTEL,
Mm. !:. M. Lochhurt
Emtikk City,
I'roprietrcs
Ogn
Jil--MEtUDEK. Co-yc 1T5A;
Sole l'roprltlort of the
If I RJPIANO on -y-o fQ v. ".
n hitii i .in -((' -- " iupiin
nt dr-tl-n f L. ta ' 1 If iuchal l lEierotDit. LI
I.JUIU. raiiMHUr4lI 4mUi, fall (Tiff it
roarwwtai n, sllMMi-tti cunt-rri, btknUful rarvH leg ft4 ljr.
rJuiwuinMk aUlfrror.bf baa M etr Wr tm. i
frrtt.-U'vr-riirk'. Tm. r4 -kcU.fral 4.
i
nry hnrtwirtl Utt toy Unit It U prfacliua of tkU
--Mtniiiiral ktt Iwt ( )i.
WUfainMofir 1-mthwLairwftalhordl-MrtJr k4 fcy mnU 1
Uif kalafrrb'T (insata-st. IU(bW ttti -pi Mffttaa4Hi' j
UlrJ tivr atMltttrv ttHift la ait larfa tt, kai t-tm I
' ro-an-t fufiwn an J ft fall imw-miI tm. TlUtrUl luUOiftl
I VMltDIUUT-uiJ forfl-ilf. fctlf ir tblLi wtl lkt
if irUUu4 l If to )WU IJJW,
Shipped Directfor- $285.
VtGt ARlfTrCttU rko t4 U ftt ctr4 trr rnrdtu-itJ
frvtal m l)kJmMti a irwirtM ailb A4 fw lbr tltoaa Ibtt
aotuwl, aa I WAltHAT ttia wtntlBf far 1 Yaw. D-vkotath
fWUUWrl4(r.UIHlUtr4fcrlli MirtkMtr,fU Ukt !
rvla rfrrtncllb1rttklkfa(Jfrr llvtb aliwt ttuk ftf Ik4
crfv-M orT9potlUAf,
U tt aio4ftalairurit,rfT7ft-rt,1t UUltly Wlk
bfmtatrtVatock tfltrit ft(Wkf( t will ! tvi aar o b-l
Mti(tt,MtrUntIl bvi ai lwlu4i( lt ffi(ki. W
f "CtfftCitk-u f hbit-vwBt.
If I M-nSTrTTi Church, nail Chapel
ULiia-Mununai'iu i-ttrior urgatts.
ruu4 Iff ffalf aifU4. Noimui ttqlr
oa (- uht, rar
Ipi-ft It 4avtrUI aaf
lb tpftLwr. sad kali twtftt-il uikfi
iiwhi raqir aiii i
. KM til lh prrk
A ftrr Canu roUlift( ttr.a HU' Mt-li, (SIt' N. HI )mU
latiy nim vj p-TKHT. aaq a ia ftlc
MliaSad wftkll,
dlractrM. htatiuU4 attUral a fnti U aVUa at
tkatv frici. AIMUliBpnBU. U4 a KaiWr faal CarU.
I9bm Ba-NBcrfwcas. rrirotii a ot-nii rtir kia.
Url Hlft0tM I sal mmr k t)rla. aad n a4 bqI4 iU
f-t4tlifprIIkatroK. m4 f taUJvfi, Aua4
ThoMerldon Purchasing Oo.,
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
LaxoOffk k, Rosciiiko, Oct. 'JO, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, anil secure final entry there
of on Monday, November 2Uth, lhM, be
fore the judge or clerk of the court of
Coos county, Or., viz : Alexauder Raine
homestead application No. 'J81U, for the
V.of.SVf,NKH ofSV.,' and SEK
of N'W'j; of sec. .", T iio S, It 11 XV, and
names the following as his witnesses,
viz: V Van Camp, Thos Rlain. N G
Ferriu, John Rear, all of Marslifield,
Coos county, Or.
lU 'm, F, Rkxj.oiix, Register.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
RosKiinco Lmi Orni k, Oct. -'0, 18S0.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of hisclaim and secure final entry there
of on Tuesday, December 7th, I8S0,
liefon tho Judge orclerk of Coos coun
ty, Oregon, viz: Alfred Widhy, lionie
stead ;iiplication, No. ICKJl, the south
west (piarter. Sec. ."0, Townshiji III K. It,
11 Went, and names the following as his
witnesses: Jonas Jonns Johnson, Ed
JohiiHon, Gonrad Miller and VY. II. Har
ris, all ot Hermansville, Goos con ty,
Oregon.
W. V. RjlNJAMIX,
i'i Register.
FOR SALE,
The 1 louse in Kmpiiu City now oc
cuplcd hy Fred Solicitor.
The Jfouso in Empire City now oc
cupied by Col. Lane.
The house and two lots in Marshfluld
now occupied by C. W. Tower,
Tho above property will ho sold
cheap. For particulars inquiro of
Dit. C. W. Town;
...... ,IM, I
i Tk a -3 1 uni- rrvMP r mm
VtlJt - . NALL. " '!-- WPbl
l5sSei' :
....,,. '.I
NASBURG & HIRST,
FlIOXT STIIKKT, MAItSIIKIII.P, Ou.v.
1VTEW flOODS I1Y EVERY STEAM-
2 or; keep conntantly m hand in
our largo and commodious store, a
well selected stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
consitxing of the best staple and fancy
LBY Q-OOIDS.
of all kinds, tho choicest
GROCERIES
A X P
PROVISIONS.
A LA ItC.E STOCK- OK
CLOTH IXG,
HATS and CAPS,
HOOTS and SHOKS,
UUBHEKS and OIL CLOTH 1X0
PLIPPEKS and OILCLOTH
CKOCKEKY nnd GLASS
WAKE.HAHDWAUK
nml TOOLS,
Cigars
and Tobacco,
Painty Oils ami VaniMicH,
Cliolee Wines uml M(ikipi,
TliMrare nml Ammunition.
fitwit f It 11'ff t t
' ilrlil , H UUlJ (I Hit
U'lLLOU'-U'AHE.uml
Sclxool ZBooli:s
AND
STATIONERY,
X'TTXIIVZISIIXZIVO. OOOS8,
AWD IIOaililllY
Our extensive show cases aro filled
wi"h the finest
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
N. R, -All goods purchased at our
Store will bo delivorcd free ol charge
at any point on the route of the
Udamer Myrtlo. vl-l-tf
.-1IAItMIII'III,I
MAItSIIKIEI.I), tJn.
This Institution now aHonls the best
facilitie diication to be foil ml in the
coast region of southern Oregon. The
Academy is graduated into three depart
ments as follows;
Tim I'rliimry Department,
fn which introductory branches are
taught.
The Janlor Department,
Embracing orthography, reading, writ
ng, grammer, geography, history, phys
iology, fnuilliar science, ami mental and
practical arithmetic.
The Senior Department,
Embracing book-keeping, (uliiglo and
double entry) botany, chemistry, politi
cal economy, rhetoric, higherantlimellc.
algebra, geometry, trigonometry anil
surveying.
Muiilr.
Instruction in this branch Is given
when desired.
Hoard can be had for from $'1 to f I iter
week with private families, and for still
less when several students club together
and hoard themselves.
Termii.
Primary Department, - $' 00
Junior " . 7 W)
Senior " . . jooo
II J. T, McCoiimac. Principal,
DAVID MORSE, JR.
EMPIRE CITY, OR.
i)i:.i.i:u in
G
EtiERAL
MERCh'ANDIS
E
XDx3r-G-oocLs,
MENS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS,
FAXIT (iOOI)S AM) IIOSIBRV,
HATS, CAPS,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
CLOCK'S, WATCH ES,. J EWELItV
CUOCICEUV,
AM)
GLASSWARE.
( nil cry,
.'I inanition,
Hunl-uHtre,
Tin -ware,
Wood and II 'illutr-iru re,
Cigars& Tobacco,
STATlOXniiY,
i'EKI'I'M Ell Y ami
J' A TEXT M I'.ltlCIXES.
I'llDll v.
Groceries
AMl-
3?rordsioris.
.'lijcnt for the Fireman's
Faint Insurance Comjany,
of San Francisco, Cat.
vl'-n'U) If
THE IMPROVED CAMEO
GRYSTAL JVORY TYPE.
Pro. F.A.Brookes
of Sin I r.im io,
Is now In ton u, and will remain for a
FULL & COMPLETEINSTRUCTIONS,
The art iea-ily learm-l, no machinery
being required to do the work
SATISFACTION Gl'ARANTUED
or no pay.
ALL COXSt'l.TATlOSS FllEE
0 1 lice hours fiom 1 to I'.' a. m., and from
1 to .'i p. m.
l'-llXOM
Tor Hill ami complete Instruction, if.'-.
Prof. Ilrookes is now in a position to
gle entire satisfaction in painting from
photographs. His work is beautiful and
will l-o-t He only links a fair ttial from
the people of Coos Hay.
t&ir Office at Munrw'x Drut) Store.
vl! u r.'-."lm
ESTABLISHED IN 1852.
L. P. FISHER'S
ITBWSPAPBB
1 dvertising
AcHK!2sra"sv
JtooniH 'iO ami 'it, MrrrlmiitH -ehanac,
California St., S. '.
NR.-A DVERTISING SOLHnTKD
, for all newspapers published on
the Pacific coast, the Sandwich Islands,
Polynesia, Mexican Ports, Panama, Val
paraiso, Japan, Ghiua. New Zealand, thy
Australian Colonies, the Eastern Stales
and Europe. Files of nearly every news
paper pul'llsiifil on (lie I'acillu coast an
Kept constantly on luiiiu
and all adver
tlseis are allowed fice
during business bonis,
access to them
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Land Oiiki;, Itosciu no, On,
Oct. tioth, 1KK0.
Notico is hereby given that tho fol
lowing named settler has liled notice
of his intention to mako llnul proof
in support of his claim ami secure
final entry thereof on Saturday,
Dec. 1th, 1880, before tho judge or
clerk of the court of Coos county, Or.,
viz: Geo Ilniinott, homestead impli
cation No. !21 1, for tlio HWLf of see.
'II, T 28 H, It II V, and names tho
following us his witnesses, vU ; John
Lewis, Michael Kennedy, Ellen
Joyce of llamlou, and Henry Clem
oiitn, all of Coos county, Or.
H Wm. F, IJi;njaii.n, Register.
'.VHItAUIIi:itNIIit
IX HtONTorTIJKOtlHlHAMIOTKU
Marshlleld,Ogn
If you want an oa-y shave,
As good us barber evorgavo,
Just Hun meat mv 'alooii,
lioinniorii 'till ngl,t or busy noon:
J y razors' sharp, my scissors' keen,
Myshoplsnca and lowels clean :
And theie I think that ymi will find
Kaeh mi llc'elo suit the mind :
1 tiiui the hulrwlthskill for gmtts,
Of course the price is llftv cents;
Shampooing. too, 1 dolliat well,
GiNomoa trial, that will tell;
So help me gracious if 1 make you hol
ler, You need nut pay a quarter of udollar.
J. W. Cox, Propr.
P.M. Hot and cold baths always leady
U-181U
B00T& SHOE MAKER
M.itll II ID.OdN.
WIljli IJOAIiUKtNUKI
iii a thoioiigh manner and usu
BEST MATERIAL.
b-mTSIuipoii Fiont Street, opposite tho
Ponei Maiket
Stciimor iHyrtle,
CAPTAIN, - H. Dl'NHA.M
T EAVES MmTsTiFILD-,,. s
j every nioining at 7 :M)W-CU
lor Empiie City Returning, leao
Marshlleld at ! !10 lor I'tter City
Leaves L'ttci City for Marshfiehl at 5
p. in.
PIONEER MARKETS,
M.uisiiih j.n . Emi'iiii: Citv
H. V. WHITNEY, Piionm.roit.
A gnod supply of
MtTTON - CVNNEI)
IIEEF. 1MmW GOOCS.
PORIC. ETC
etc, inc
and all kinds of
SALTMEATS m VEGETABLES
coustaoiU xii hand Also u
f. Hid VtlM k of
OllUOMltlllln.
E
S S J! . S
LOGGING CAMPS
SUPPLIED AT
SHOUT XOTICE
hi if
11 1' S I N E S S C A R I) S.
C. R. GOLDEN, M.D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
M MIMIIU.I I), OlIKOO.V.
V. W. TOWKU, M. 1).
PHYSICIAN &SURGE0N
M MtSllt'UMI, OlIKOON.
W C. AX(!KI...M. I).
HYSICIAN and SURGEON
('uqHlllv t'ltl, Ofjii.
S II HAZARD,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOBAT LAW,
Will practnein the various colitis
of Ihcstatc
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or. i&. sia-Linsr.
ATTORNEY A COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
MARSIll LD.OREGON.
T.CMACKEYjM.D,,
OFFICE at Empire City Drug Store.
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W. I'. W'KltiHT,
V, S. Mineral ami V. S. livputu
S V V E Y 0 K ,
('oH im.i: City, 0j.v.
Will attend lo the IiiimIiionm of surveying
j In any part of the county
rcnet i mapNoi nil mirvcyc-u minis, mr
llishedat xbort notice.
.H.titKiirir.i.i
Drug Store,
DR C II. GOLDEN, Puoni.
Oppoaltn Xnnlmrii' Store.
II A V : (,' 0 N S T ANT I. V 0 X If A X D
A I.I. SOUTH 01'
:d:r,tt(3-s
IMi-
CHEMICALS
0 wim i i nit "Kf
MEDICIWL Pl'RPOSES,
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T1UINN ll!Mf
mti 'orvcniin.
OlilllU, X'lUMlirXJIUlM'-'',
awj'iojviiiai,v awd
MOilOOXjIIOOltli,
ai.ho ciiniti:
CIGARS a 'TOBACCO,
and everylhlng usually kept In a
mi'.dii M. insi'i:ssiiv.
J'reHerlptlon t arefnllu Com
jio mi (I i'l.
Al-'l-tf
H7H a week. flU a day at hoineeasi
ly made. Costly outfit fice. Addresrt
Tilt i: k Co, Augusla, Maine.