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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 9, 1884)
CoquUU P L 1T T F K K M X « . C itij R im it i. F or years and years past we PCBLISOTD EVr.IlT TDIÜJPAT. J .A . D ean , been trying to find out E d i t o r a n d P r o p r ie t o r to feed animals. how M en have feeding animals from remote D«voted to the interna» of the Coquille River particularly, ami of the County gon- »rally. Subscription, per year....................... $2.00. and yet it is only within NO TICE OF F IN A L PROOF. In summer, when the ground is dry, Our wayward minds impressing With what is meet—what we should buy— have Light cn!f skin is a blessing, best llut, when the rain descends, and mud been Impedes perambulation, ages We need a boot Inith strong and good To reach onr destination. a L and few Go to Dean k Huntington’ s— They will fit and please you; of science lias detected that there They keep every thing, From stout boots for winter, has been groat waste, l>ecaase the To light ones for spring. years past that the scrutinizing eye T U E S D A Y , S E P T . 9,1884. vaiious articles fed to animals have not W I T \NI> 111 WO It. A cork screw suits very well for a fishing hammock.— [P a ll River \dvance. A milkman in Cincinnati drowned the other day. much water is Derrick. . , . Experience U sin g and fodder have been the accepted too City themselves. the terms in a general sense, corn H e prob- like.— [O il projiortioued cidedly less so (fod d er). was ably knows himself now wliat properly FOR SALE. » 2 0 acres of land, lL, miles above Ran lias shown that it was best to give dolph. 18 acres in meadow, a Rood orchard, house, bam, woodhon.se. wash house, smoke a mixed ration of concentrated house etc., etc. Price <18200. For particu food (g ra in ) and that which is de lars, apply to J. Ii. Otfield on tlio premises. among Cork-screw suits for fishing ex cursions are advertised. l>een ration for animals. Rut corn ¡g ra in ) and fodder (the various 1 kinds of long forage) vary very I t is sa id th a t g lu e is u sed l u t h e ... , . , ®. rn • m u ch in c o m p o s itio n , an d c h e a p e r g ra d e s o f ic e -c re a m . 1 h is | . » . • , , account« for some girls being (a ll so stuck up.— [B u rlin gton Free Press. • in 4. . th e i absence of chemical analysis a s r o T ic E ! have a few head of half and three-quar ter breed, French Mnrino buck lambs for sale. E. Cornmn. Norway,»Coos Co., Gregon. I F E E D A N D L IV E R Y ST A B LE and IES. E . IBu-Clx, Exop. \ery careful experiment it had not Coquille City, Ogu. been discovered what was a typical can ration— one that came nearest to Hauling Dono at Reasonable Rates, v ln ltf sit comfortably on the point of a meeting the necessities of the ani J..F. H A L L , pin.” Herein the molecule differs mal. Now, however, since typical Surveyor, materially from a man.— [N o r r is rations have been ascertained, the Fou Coos C ovntt . O regon . town Herald. way is well laid out for the farmer Office: With T. G. Owen, Esq., Marshfield. “ G oing into politics any this ^ •"P erfect maps of all surveyed and en to mix and prepare different kinds fall?” said the merchant to the den of food so as to effect the greatest tered lands furnished on short notice, vln l “F iv e tist. thousand molecules “Fxj»ect to .take occasionally,” was the the stump saving and produce the largest re reply.— sults with least expenditure. The [M arathon Independent. A R A RGAIN! We have tlio selling of a half section of nearly parallel course Coquille City. that It would make a half dozen of good little ranches, or a good dairy nnd stock ranch. The price is .$20. per acre. Iu a general way cashier. to “Heavens, no; I hope not. animal feeding. It would just take away all chances it was quite enrly ascertained that K o lle e . of success in my profession.”— the excrement aud urine of ani We havothe selling of a farm of 100 acies [L o w e ll Citizen. mals, and ashes, would make plants with n splendid orchard, good water, a good “No, Laura, no! They do not grow; later it w as discovered that ' ,u,nse- The farm yielded •r»0 tons of timothy ‘open tlio campaign* with , can- certain mineral a opener, they do it with a corkscrew. H ow little alas, do women know about polities.”— [Burdette. , , . substances, hay we find ice elements, in them constituted good him.— [Burlington plant-food rations was a matter lit isli off a couple of quarts cream with of tle understood Free Press "When a man takes your hand with a firm, cordial grip it begets a similar grasp from you, but when times. until very recent D u rin g the last twenty or thirty years considerable progress in this direction has been made, but perfection has not been reach an innocent little apple takes a grip ed by a good deni. The similarity you generally lose yours.— [ Yon- in general composition of the num V ep* ?Hnta«»r2£E. H eard at Saratoga— “ W hat is that girl’s name? She looks very awkward and rustic at this garden party.” “I don’t know exactly, but I should say she was a Miss F it — [Boston Budget. berless commercial fertilizers now sold shows that men are beginning to have some ideas rations. of plant-foo l H ow they reached their and up a few armfulls of firewood, and make faultless manures, but I ’ll give you your breakfast” at the various agricultural stations “W e ll if my breakfast is ready, of the country and properly quali I don’t see why I should work for fied men are working earnestly up it” “It will not for coachman. true in regard to corn. It is now Am ong those who applied for the pretty definitely determined how position was one who answered all and what to feed to best accom the requirements. plish certaiu results with animals, “I will hire you a year at fifty dollars a month.” and the time is rapidly approach ing, in the light oF^science, bank, or do you produce a certain crop, J. W a l s e r , P ro p . Brewery, and “W h at’s that your business?” v in i« C oquille C ity O c . n . B r. S . Xi. L.EI\iEVE P r o p r ie t o r , DON'T READ THIS-DON’T I f you do, you will call at the whole sale nnd retail, up of all, and plant paper: food, soil, Cigar and Tobacco Store - O P — F. r. SOUTHS, Marshfield, F. P. NORTON. ought to belong STILL AHEAD! etc., made by G. H. R ausdkll , of Myrtle Point. to was expected that no grievous mistakes reading the other day that a San will be made and that the general F i ancisco church proposes to in crop will be greatly augmented and troduce harp music into the choir, the toil kept in far better produc and there is not much difference, ing condition, for all will know fou know, between a harp and a yre, so I thought I ’d just make ! what to feed both the land and the plant— [ Chronicle. the suggestion/— [Siftings.« “O nothing Í except that I MONUMENT A a E T u b e o n llic N C I T t r ic e s PSea,scxia/ble. ! s a f e s id e , te e Myrtle Ponit. h a re s e c u r e d o n < u j< n e f ( > r t h e s a l e o f to m b s to n e s a n d m o n u m e n ts , fr o m For particulars inquire of E. R ender or W. A. B okdbb , Myrtle Point, Oregon. City Llvar? k Fund Stalls Com! and K d iiibk House in California E m p ire Oit^r, Or. c/r. 1 > Y s / . W . R. G etty , P rop . Which wo nro enabled to give ex cellent burgains. Photographic de —©— signs and price list shown on up- Horses and Buggies at all honrs. Good plication. Pasturage by the day, week or month. J. A. D e a n . _____ ____ v lnI9 8m. Ollice in H erald Building. W. Galiier BLACK-SMITHING CHEAPEST! - A - I l S T ID H crse-Sliceing' Neatly and promptly done, at the lowest living prices. Shop next door east of Leneve’s drug store, Coquille City, Oregon. ,1 “ Empire CitY and Drain's Station LEHHHBER HOTEL. STAGE and STEAMSOAT line! Anp 2t» NV m . F. R bnjamin Register. TH E G REAT ENGLISH REMEDY ed to order, p'ain or.! m y. Cabinet ai d tun.eu work to suit orders. Also w a ie h -i; nd c'ocks nnd ropu r , for the same. New Hoim sewing lor.chino agtur.j; S A N E V E R -F A IL machine»; n-.i hand. ing (»'lire for Ner- ! C. J!. i ¡«WARDS PROPRIETOR, i • »us Debility, K\- vi r.+5 tt 1 haust t d Yitalitv Sem- bq*H’-nl Meekness. Spt r "• • e r e . • ■ < M ; ma t on lm*a, i . ost .. i an - •c'-./i i ? - ■¿'^Jisoop.liapotciicy 1 *1 « a VAV.fiv f iikLkVj ■ atoumum . Paralysis mil all the ‘ enable et- of Hell' abuse, of -1v 1 ’»i t h f ul Lillies ami j excesses in matint-r years, such ns loss of i Memory, Lassitude. N<».-tururl I ’niis-uou A- i version to Society. Dinm* ssof Mission. Nois- j es in the Head: tin* vital fluid pas . in,; un- j observed in the urine, and many other dis- ' eases that lends to Insanity and death- : j » h . m in t tr.. who is a regular physician, 1 ( graduate of the l n m rsity o f Pi inisylvn- i ilia), will agree to forfeit fivk HUNDUUD do tii, Aits for a e;«so of this kind the vital BESToBATtVK (nmler his special advice nnd ; MYRTLE POINT STORE, | Myrtle Point. Ogn Keeps constanlly ou hand a fine assort ment of General Mercl stv.lLse, consisting wf liiird-ware, Y»»»oi! emi Will.»w ware, tools NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. and implements, leather, bridles ni;d sad Laud Office at Roseburg. Oregon. ) July 7 1884. \ dles. furniture, paints, oils, sporting goods, Notice is hereby given that the following and a full asortiuent o f clotliir.g. hats, caps named settler has filed notice of liis inten boots and shoes, drugs nnd medicines, and tion to make final proof in sup)K>rt of his claim, and that said proof will be made be in fact everything kept in n first-class store. fore the judge or clerk of Coos county, Ore Highest cash price paid for hides, and all gon. at Empire Citv. on Friday, Sept. 28. kinds of country produce. 1884. viz.: Nonh W\ Moon, homestead No. treatment) will not cure, or for anything impure or injurious found in it. B, Hermann. 1’ rop. 4476, for the S W quarter of N E quarter, doctor m in t ii : treats all private diseases S E quarter of N W quarter. N E quarter of v ln l t f __ E. Render. Manager. S W quarter nnd N W quarter of S E quarter successfully, without mercury: consulta tion fijuk . Thorough e'animation and ad section 83, township 26. S R 11 west. He names the following witnesses to prove vice including analysis of urine. £5. Price his con tinons residence upon, and cnltiva- of vital bbstobativk , * 1.50 a bottle,or four times the quantity ?.r»: sent to anv address of. said Innd, viz.: upon receipt of j#ico or C. O. I). secure John Barker j from observation and in private name if Hiram Retys r of Fairview, Oregon. desired, by a . k . mintte , m . n. Geo W. Norris ) 11 KEAIiNKI ST. KAN FIIANCISCO. CAL., Alex Stnuff of Empire City, Oregon. hamuli : iiottli ; runs W. F. Benjamin. * W ill lie sent to any one applying by letter, anl9 Register. stating symptoms, sex amt age. Strict se crecy in regard to all business transac NOTICE FOR P U B LIC ATION. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, ) tions. This line is now prepared to carry pas I»Il. MINTIIC'S KIDNEY IIKMKDT NKPIHIKTICUN July 7. 1884. J cures all kinds of kidney and bladder com sengers nnd freight, being supplied with Notice is hereby given that the following- named settler has filed notice of his inten plaints, gonorrhoea, gleet, lencorrboea. tion to make final proof in support of his For sale by nil druggists: $1 a bottle; 6 bot claim, and thut said proof will be made be tles for $5. pn. m in tii :’ »; dandelion tills are the best fore the judge or clerk of Cooa county. Ore And careful drivers. Stages leave Roseburg gon, at Empire C ity on Saturday, Sept,. and cheapest dyspkpsia and hillious cure every nioming’at 6 o'clock.Sundays excepted 20, 1884, viz.: Thomas Shultz, homestead ill the market. For sale bv all druggists. v2nltf______________ * Office nt No. 3800 for the b E I* section 81, township 28, S R 14 west. He names the following witnesses to M E T K O rO L IT A N H O T E L prove his continuous reHideneo upon, and No. 11 Kearny street cultivation of, suid land, viz: FARE TO EM PIRE C ITY ?7. Treats all Chronic and Special Diseases. George Rennett George Williams • ^ ro u n s ra - John Lainont all of Coos county, Proprietors. Samuel Hunter Oregon. V y / ’ HO MAY HE SUFFERING FROM ▼2n.r»2tf I T the effects of youthful follies or indis W m . F. R knjamin , cretion will do well to avail themselves of nugl9 Register. this, the greatest boon ever laid at the al tar of suffering humanity, db . spinney will guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case of Seminal Weakness or private diseases of any kind or character which he undertakes and fails to cure. MIDDLE-AGED MEN. Coquille City, Oregon, There ure many at the age of thirty to sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuations of the bladder, often accompa HAS nied hv a slight smarting or burning sensa tion and a weakening of the system in a On hand a full line of Groceries, — a ___ manlier the patient cannot account for. On Splendid assortment of drugs, examining the urinary deposits n ropy sed Candies, Nuts, Tobacco and cigars, iment will often he found, and sometimes medicines, chemicals, oils, brush goods, Stationery, Ink, small particles o f nlhumeu will appeur, or Canned es, candies, cigars, tobaccos, toi the color will lie of a thin milkish hue. a- let and fancy articles, station gain changing to a dark and torpid appear- Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils and ery and everything else usu nnce. There are many men who die of this pure W ines for medical purjioses, difficulty, ignorant of the cause, which is al 1 y^found iu a first-class W o o d and illow ware, H a rd the second stage of seminal weakness. Dr. drug store on hand nnd S. will guarantee n perfect cure in all such constantly receiv- cases, nnd a healthy restoration of the ware, Cutlery, Toys, Notions, A m - genito-nrinary organs. ing^new nnd fresh uniton, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Office Hours—1« to 4 and 6 to 8. Sundays, goods. Call on him from 10 to 11 a . m . Consultation free. Lam ps and chimneys. for rare bargains, ns be Thorough examination and advice, »5, Highest price paid for country Call or address proposes to sell extremely low. DR. SPIN N E Y k, Co., produce etc. J fiT lIe s t L iq u o r fo r M e d iru l l Taos. No 11 Kearny street Sail Francisco. vl u45 tf. v2nltf. vlnJCtf. COBS BAY STAGE LINE. THROUGH TO Comfortable Stages DR. SPINNEY Nalsberry, Haley k Co., Will soon have completed a floating a will ere long be as familiar to the -A J R T P A L A C E farm student as are the requisites With which he will visit every point church choir.” “But I can’t sing. W h a t put in regard to feeding stock to the on the river between Myrtle Point and the idea of my belonging to a average husbandman of the times. liandon, and lie prepnred to do San Fran cisco work at less than San Franciaco prices. W hen such is the case it will be Will lie fully prepared to make Pictures in choir into your head.” “You and COOS BAY in 18 HOURS with all trary to the laws of nature and The amount of manner of taunts and insults. Not plant growth. AS» DOST YOU FORGET IT- so long ago, at a social gathering, grain and the best suited for the The people of the Coquille river should an Austin lady said to a young horse, the cow, the 6heep and the bear in mind, that ns good P h o t o g r a p h » man who is connected with a local hog is now within the knowledge as can be obtained on the Pacific ooast, are Editors have put T o m b s to n e Myrtle Point, Oregon, Oregon, hi Empire City, on October 20. 1* * 1. viz.. John M Adams, homestead No. 2952 for tlieS NY quarter of S K quarter <>f s* e- tion twenty amen, east one half of N W quarter nnd N NV quarter of N E quarter of section thirty four. T twenty eight S R thir teen west. Ho names the following witnesses to prove 1 8 his continuous residence upon, and cultiva tion of said land, viz: John Morris, \ E. S. Sputgeu, » VV. L. Miller. 1 all of Coquille City W. N. llyntt l Oregon. a complete master of the situation “W ell, if you do, I want my wa — at least in no event will there be ges in advance.” any excuse for any one going con In The Addition To The Town O f Carrying“ The U- S- Mails orders before the judge or clerk of (Vos county, fromCnll parts*til!cd promptly. agri where. culturist will to a certain extent be n.*>2 speculate in W a ll street?” LOTS FOR SALE! N Please give me a call before buying else the — : o : - F U R N IT U R E STORE “I would like to ask you a ques will be known. W hen this is more Where I sell goods at San Francisco prices. tion.” perfectly known and the tiller of I will say to the public—those wishing “ W hat is it?” the soil is able to tell wliat his soil job lots of cigars, that they can buy of me “A re you President of any is and the ingredients necessary to cheaper than they can from the city. National M\nsnrrT5i,D, O on . Dealer in Furniture, Doors, Glass and Pic- ure Frames, etc., and Agent for White's Sewing Machines. v ln lt f MYRTLE POINT when “The salary is all right, but-----” exactly the amount of feed and the “But what?” particular kind for any green crop Dead! TH E IF1 . IMIarls, Prop., I your a Care F O R STORE, Jarvis. Hawaii k Co. breakfast be hoped that in a few years typi Dealer in drugs, medicines, chem until you cut some wood.” cal plant rations will be quite as icals etc., of the best quality, and “Cut wood! I f you want any fully perfectedjis those of animals. all the time receiving fresh, every wood cut you had better hire [some There is a decided drift in favor thing usually found in a first-class poor working man to do it* Y ou of using less ammonia for many medical dispensary. Prescriptions ought to know by my looks that I crops, for the successful growing carefully compounded. don’t work for my living. Good of which it has formerly been \2nl5. morning.” deemed essential to use large A wealthy N ew Y ork gentleman quantities. This is particularly advertised A splendid assortment of choice F u rniti : re vln49 F U R N IT U R E N Coquille City. Oregon- on the problem, it may reasonably be NOTICE OF F IN A L PROOF. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon. ! August 20, 1*<*4. otice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his in tention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register aud Receiver at Rose- burg. Oregon on Thursday October 9. 1884, viz: A. L. Ruell. pre-emption D. S. No. 4075. for the S E quarter of S E quarter section nine, S W quarter of S W quarter section ten. and N half of N W quarter, section fifteen, T thirty K R thirteen W. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva tion of said land, viz: H. H. Greenwood, ) Joseph Steele, f Jus. Whobray I all of Myrtle Point. Geo. Martin. * Oregon. W m . F. R unjamin . Aug 26 Register. G. M E H L , Prop. now that the matter has been taken up , Cregr. {» e i t l e r in H IE K f I I A N - including clothing, furnishing good q dress goods, boots, shoes notions stationery, clocks, hardware, crockery and glassware etc., etc., etc. City liiwory, A few mornings ago a tramp ap partly from field tests. It could not j plied at a house iu Austin Ave be expected that iu the beginning 1 nue for 6ome breakfast they had all the light neecessary t “G o into the back yard and chop Ccq.-u.ille Cit3T, nyone wishing good, red cedar shingles» fence-posts, pickets, claplioards ro shakes will do well to call on S. R. Harrows, one mile east of Coquille City. All orders left at this office or with J. T. Moulton wiil receive prompt attention. v2n23tf NOTICE OF F IN A L TROOP. - i& .'X 1 Land office 'at Roseburg. Oregon. ) August 22. 1884. f Weils. Fargo & Co s ’V^'otico is hereby given that the following I . y named settler has filed notice of his Express intention to make final proof in support of his claim, nnd that said proof w ill be made H as recently been fitted r r i n before the clerk of Coos county oregon, at I irst-class order by Mrs. ( ) . Reed, daughter Empire City oregon. on Friday October 8. of the former proprietor, wl.o will spar» no 1884, viz: John C. Stockman pre-emiion D S No. 4448, for tliei W half of S E quarter pains in trying to render comfort to gues.s N E quarter of S E udarter and S E quarter HAYSES E M PIR E C IT Y AND DRAINS of this old. and reliable house. of N E quarter section two, T twenty nine, j STA TIO N EVERY Shan- ot patronage j*.solicited. S R thirteen W. Mrs. (>. R uud Proprietor. n41. MONDAY, W EDNESDAY and FR ID AY He names the following w itnesses to prove < »rder« promptly filled. his continuous residence upon, and, cultiva- Plane return kegs’proruptly nfter’being tionTJf said land, viz: 'I’ll«» steamer JI'N O <>r RESTLESS moots F. M. Murphy, ( emptied. v2n.r»l the stage at the mouth <»f the Umpqua. ft. K. Aasen, * New and comfortable stages. W. T. Hayter, | all of Norway, FARE to Drains Station $7. J. W. Mnmford. I oregon. W m F. R un jam in , Fare to Portland by this route $15.50. A well selected stock of entirely now Aug 26 Register. Each passenger allowed 50 pounds of baggage Furniture, vail paper and vindowsl.ad«.» NOTICE OF F IN A L PROOF. Passengers sve requested to bo in Empire! complete, oil cl »tiss. straw matting, mirrors 2 Randolph, (»regoli: } Land Office at R »s«burg. ( iregon. ¡ ( th,! ui« ht departure. an*! look ug-pl.vju-n. j»ieiu»r<“ (ran cn in August 20. 1*84. i Any information in regard to the .above j (»tie* is hereby citen that the follow nig lmecan I k - procured *iî the Riarco or Central ] var.e.y, with cords end fixtures, bed named settler has filed notice <>i springs, hangings and CnSi'is etc. pic intention to make final proof in supjiort <>f hotels in Marshfield, und the post office or 1 ture-; ira?i!*-d to order, coffins furnish Beer of best finality always to be his claim, and that said proof will by made n any public h< isc in Empire. conclusions is a matter of interest — portly,doubtless, from the tench-{ hud at the iugs of agricultural chemists \ Front Street, had a similar effect. But llio s t o f i tie, chain's Ac., a lot of cows, yearling« nnd the house-hold furniture which is new an | those were very compound sub good. con stances and d in ,.. J widely among Just tent?” wails a magazine ’poet. H e themselves in composition. should invite a homely girl to j>ol- what elements, or combination of “Oh where shall last season. The farm wifi be sold such cheap, and the following go with the pines: as plaster, marl, phosphates, etc., 70 head of sheep, a lot of hogs 1 yoke of ent- N O T I C E ! J. A. Collier, R osf . rup . o O r coon Sept. 1,1SS4. "V ’"otice is hereby given that the following- 1 \ named settler has filpd notice of her in tention to make final proof in support of her claim, and that said proof w II be made before the Register or Receiver of the U. S. land office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Friday, October 10, 1881. viz: Jemima Hoffman, pre-emption D S No. 42!»'.» for the S W quar ter of N W qual ter. N W quarter of S W qnar- ter section 20 and S half of N E quarter sec tion 27 township 20 S R 12 west. She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upou, aud cultivation of, said land, viz: M f' Wliitiiigton Anton Wirth all of Myrtle Point, Ed Hoffman ( Oregon. J. lm Wlntiugton J Also at the same time and place John C Whitingtou homestead No. 3!»14 for the S W ^ of N E 54. S E A, of N W if, N E »4 of S W t4 and N W H <>f S E >4 sec tion 29, township 2t*. S It 12 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upou, and cultiva tion of, said land, viz: Ed Iioffmau J Hoffman ( all of Myrtle Iloint, Fred Hoffman I Oregon. 1> C Shull J Also at the same time and place Edward M Hoffman homestead No. 3368 for the S W of the S W } 4 section 35 town ship 2.». S It 12 west, lots 8 and 4 section 2. lot 1 section 3, township ;>0. ft R 12 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous upon, and cultivation of. said land, viz: John C Whitington all o f Myrtle Will Volkmar Point, Oregon. J Hoffnmn Fred Hoffman W m . F. R en . tamin , sept) Register, history of plant feeding ruus a very land, half bench and half bottomland, near “Annex Canada!” cried the bank office at all styles known to the art, from the small est Gem to a Photograph 17x27 inches, All he asks is for people to compare his work with thnt of others. Mr. R. has become a permanent citizen of Coos County, and it is to the interest of the people to patronize home industry adu theerby keep the money in the country. v2«43tf New Drug Store! J. H. NOSLER, Prop. • 0. Nelson AT
