Coquille City herald., June 02, 1885, Image 4

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A well-kept half-aero in garden-
rUBlUUID EVERY TUESDAY.
truok w ill furnish half the living o f
D e a n , E ditor and Proprietor the farmer's family.
An ill-kept
one is a costly
nuisance.
In
Fine Stallion,
The E X C H A N G E I
S q u illi ¿iti] girad ti.
Front St., Marshfield, Or.,
v
N. P. H an sen , P rop.
an
Devoted to the interests of the Coquille
Hivtr particularly, mid of the Comity gen­ article on this subject the New
erativ.
1 England Farmer gives good advice
Subscription, per year......................... $2.00. as follows: A good garden should
CHEAPEST!
Quickest and Best
I have, if possible, a variety o f land,
warm and early, and moist and late, j Empire CitY and Drain's Station
to give early and late crops. I t !
S T A G E and S T E A M B O A T line!
D c n lin g w itli I ut r u lli Ini C'»i*tnin- should be well drained if too web j
«•I**.
and should be cleared from stones, I
C a r r y in g - T he U- & M a ils
The following from a correspon­ so that the plow’ can be run deep
dence to the American Merchant and without being obstructed in its
Weils. Fargo & Co s
should be heeded and the rule course. I f any land will pay for
Express
adopted by all merchants:
heavy manuring it is the land used .
In my opinion merchants ought for ¿ ar(]eu. llich land will often
to meet each other at least once a
crops along faster than the
month to exjHise the dead beats ; myriads o f insects can destroy i
F U S E S EMPIRE CITY AND DRAINS
STATION EVERY
who make a habit of g o i n g liom them. Plant nearly or quiet every | L I 1
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
store to store and beating the retail thing jn rows, far enough apart for
merchants out of goods. By hold the horse and cultivator to run be
The steamer Jl NO or RES TLESS meets
iug such meetings there is another tween them
This will make the! the stage at the mouth of the Umpqua.
New and comfortable stages.
class of customers that you can find garden cultivation little more ex-
n
FARE to Drains Station $7.
out, ami a class which does much pensive than the cultivation o f held
Fare to Portland by this route $15.50.
Each passenger allowed 50poundsof baggage
more harm to legitimate profits of crops.
Passengers are requested to be in Empire
storekeepers than most o f them
Citv the night before departure.
have nn idea of. I mean the lying
E U H N IT U H E S T O ß E ,
Any information in regard to the above
class, w ho, whenever you sell them
line can be procured at the Blarco or Central
hotels in Marshfield, and the post oflice or
IF1
. DÈÆarlc, Prep.,
nn article, no matter with how’
T U E S D A Y , J U N E 2, 1885.
Fine Stallion!
The
T h orou ghbred
Stallion,
V I7 T L L make the present season of 1885
V \ at Myrtle Point ami vicinity.
BEECHER is a beautiful dappled brown,
seven years old on the 25tli day of July.
1885; sixteen hands high and weighs 12501bs.
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Is six years old. Black Chestnut, stands
15>i bands high, weight 1200 pounds. He
was sired by a St George and Gray Eagle
horse, and his dam a Messenger and Ber­
trand.
Terms:
Season will begin April 10th
Insurance $8: season $5.
O. D. Sargent,
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Proprietor.
ZEPodigjreo:
. ) Vermont Beech ’ s dam was sired bv
Second
Ashland Chief: he hv Mcmbrino.
dam by Billy Morgan and out of a Whip
maro.
Season to begin April 1st. 1885.
Terms—Single leap $5.03, season $8.00,
insurance $10.
No responsibility will be assumed for
accidents or escapements.
James C. Brown,
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Owner and Proprietor.
A Golden
O P P O R T U N I T Y
Coquille
Cily
Market
land ilmiters HO!
Winston is a lieuuiiful dapple bay, 15W
hands high, weighs lObO ibB. He * w as sired
by Scamyerdown, be by Norfolk he by
Lexington,
he by Sir
Sii Archy,
,
....
. he by Boston,
, ------—
he by J mioloen, ho bv Arabian Bay.
Scamperdown’ s dam was Nettie W by
IMmont second dam Lady Davis, by ‘ Red
LiH iforR ed Bill's pedigree Hee Amerioan
i
Book).
Jim s dam was by Young
Rifleman, Ilis dam b y Humboldt, second
dam by Gray Eagle.
Terms: Single service $10, payable at
the time of service; season $15, payable at
the end of season, i e July 2d. 'Parties
^*V
w *« bsoii , «nd their mares
failing to get with foal can breed next aea-
son free, f ill be cautious in regard to ac­
cidents, but will not be responsible for any.
Win. G. Cleveland,
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l ’r oprietor
C oquille C ity. Orego:a-
r o it
Orders promptly filled.
Please return kegs promptly after being
em ptied.
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T H E
M ack Triiice.
T o m b s ic n e
T O W I N G
t - i t t u r o o k
E CC
!
^ ie T L u ig g I K v A A T l I I L
LOOK., on
! the river and bar, at reasonable rates
Timber, match-wood and stave tim­
ber purchased.
i Orders for lumber filled in quanti-
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« a
1
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ties to suit, and at the lowest living
rates.
J. P A R K E R ,
M. L. H A N SC O M ,
IR V I N G M. COOK.
I arkersbuig C oos county Oregon.
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and
MONUMENT
"'IlE above named Stallion will make
1 the present season at Stillwell’s ranch
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one-half mile north of Coquille City, and at
Benbam’ s ranch. Burton Prairie. He will
To hr on (hr safe side, ice ha ie
be found nt Burton Prairie on Mondays and
Tuesdays and at Stillwell’ s ranch the re- j St‘curpil ail Offeuey foY the Sfdi of
mainder of the week, from this date.
| tombstones and monuments, fi oni
and fielialilf House in California
c a .B r « !
i 1 hands high and is a perfect pattern of W liicli we are enabled to give ex­
symmetry and. beauty. He is black with
cellent bargains. Photographic de­
variable dapples; was sired by Mooyer’ s
Our
S u b s c r ib e r s .
Percheron, and his dam a Morgan and signs and pr.ee list shown on ap­
Appreciating the necessity of all Business
Lumax, is one of the finest marts in the plication.
Men. Fit*mors and Miners having a news­
J. A. D e a n .
county.
paper published in the metropoiies, in ad- |
Oftic e in Herald Building.
Terms: Insurance. $8; by the season,
dition to their own local p;iper—one that !
single service, $4.
contains nil Financial, Commercial and !
E. E. Stillwell.
General News: which matter not being in
tn47m3
Proprietor.
the scope of a local paper—the proprietor of
the
_E O j;_
¿lU ju ilk
¿iti]
¡T ir a t it i.
Has made advantageous arrangements to
C . . . . L
U li
WITH THE__
N ew
W. Gallier
J. H. > oni . e b
B L A C K -S foììT H N ia
SAN F B A N C IS C O
EE©rse-SIi<
iMk
.xig*
j Neatly and prom ptly done, at the
j lowest living prices.
Shop next
The regular subscription price of our paner is door east o f Leneve's drug store,
Coquille City, Oregon.
S2-00 P E R Y E A R ,'
And the yearly subscription of the CHRON­
ICLE is $2. Now we will furnish
David Young.
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For particular« inquire of
E. R e n d e r or W. A. B ordkb ,
Myrtle Point, Oregon.
LEMON SODA. < REAM SODA, SAP.SA-
I parirla " ginger ale . eastern
g
P
K-
I" CIDER. MINERAL WATER, al?*o GUM
L . j SYRUP and VINEGAR.
Leading Newspaper
....o r THE....
Tii! Fin T k o n u lM
HrnuN «» Tonfo.
MDQLPH E l ? ® !
S T - A L L J O I> T
C l e v e l a n d , J r .,
■{ Uandolpli, Oregon: )■
J . W a ls e r -, P ro p .
Beer of best duality always to
vri!e Point.
ZEPrices Hxeascxiafble.
Young & Huden Proprietors.
....I S T H E ....
:
LOTS FOR SALE!~
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Manufactures of
S A N FR A N C IS C O
P
a r s h fie ld
.
Both papers sent to one or two adresses, op-
! tional with the subscril er.
........................................ Proprietor.
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Constantly on hand a weil selected
stock <*f fresh and choice drugs and med­
icines,notions, blank books, school books
and everything usually found in a first-class
drug store. Presciptions carefully com­
pounded. Give him your orders.
His prices arc as low as the loweRt.
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Henry Huden. In The Addition T o The Town O f
Eoili Papers
for
One
Year
S i a Water Wirts,
{3.25, Postage free.
M
Drugstore!
C’oquills City. Oregon.
be
\ \ T ill make* tli« prosc-nt non son >f 1885, at
? ? Mvrt'e Point and vicinity.
CLEVELAND is a beautiful dark bny—
C /' 1G hands high—weighs 1200 pounds—
Five years old in June.
Cleveland, Jr.,
Was sired by Woodherry; dam by Eclipse.
j had at tiie Brewery, and orders
Season to commence from date, to continue
from all parts tilled promptly.
two months.
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Terms:
City Livery k Fest Stable
Exxipire C ity , Or.
AY. R. G e tty , P rop .
Horses and Buggies at all hours. Good
Pasturage by the day, week or month,
vlnlfi 3m.
JjLili
$20.
with insurance—No colt,
No Pay.
an In- had at Myrtle Point,
jllurs per month.
For further particulars, apply to
John Berry,
Owner and proprietor.
Myrtle Point, Or„ April 2t. W L
DR.
MINTIE,
(SPECIALIST AND GRADUATE,)
No. 11 Kearny St., San Francisco. Cal.
T kfats ale C hronic , S pfcial A nd P rivate
D i s e a s e s w i t h W onderful S uccess .
THE GREAT
EN GLISH
REMEDY
Cure for Ner­
I vous . S ing ANEVER-FAIL
Debility. Ex­
R/SyrtSe P o i n t ,
Oregon,
H a s RECENTLY BEEN FITTED I T IN
First-class order by Mrs. O. Retd, daughter
of the former proprietor, who will spare no
pains in trying to render comfort to guests
of this old. and reliable house.
Share of patronage is solicited.
Mrs. O. R ued Proprietor.
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STILL AHEAD!
all the merchants, it will stop tlie ^ kdau , fir , ash , maple , myrtle , 2110 nrreM, good, largo dwelling, com­ will be independent in everything, neutral AKD DOST YOU FORGET IF-
practice when buyers see that thcii Alder and s p r u c e lumber always on modious barn, line young orchard, good **ut j nothing; fair nml impartial to all parties,
The oeople of the Coquille river shot. Id
game will not work.
hand and for salent the lowest rates. houses, 30 acres under fence, 15 in grass and V“t exposing corruption wherever found, and bear in mind, that as good l*li«»t«»gr»|»li*
The Coquille City brass band
chartered the Little Annie lastSat-
urday, aud loading her down with
friends from various (sunts on the
river had an excuision tt> Bandon,
where, after one of Tupper’s din­
ners, they disported themselves
about over the pebbly beach until
evening, w hen they boarded the
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steamer for H am block’s
where
about forty couples joined in the
dance. The hand hoys discoursed
sweet music at frequent intervals
and displayed a degree o f profiei-
enoy hardly to be expected in so
y oung an organization.— Recorder.
Head!
o ;—
„ » „ , ™ irs
a ' old
k P and
rin
c e ' about 17
stands
F a c iL c C cast.
that 1 can think of can the mer- j
s 10 1 y
O i0 ì6 U
!)• a 1er in drugs, medicines, ehern-
.chants ut a place 1 leak up serious :
ieals etc., of the best quality, and J
inroads on business as by meeting
i all the time receiving fresh, every- !
once a month and finding out the '
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; thing usually found in a first-class
chronic dead-beats and lying cus­ T i l 3 L i X - 3 3 t S t 3 ^ 1 3 3
medical dispensary. Prescriptions
tomers.
LADIES AND CH1IDREN S X3IATS carefully compounded.
Only yesterday I found out and
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r ic -w e r s , Cstriclx
caught one o f these liars. He
came in and wanted to buy a file
P l u m e s and.
that cost me 81.50 per dozen. I
Tips-
asked him 40 c e n ts for it. “ W hy,”
A. L. Nosier Prop.
L aces,
he said, “ I just bought one a few
P ^ i 'b 'b c x x s .
days ago from ----------for 30 cents.”
Main St. Coquille City, Oregon.
axid. O r n a x x ie n .t s .
“ I told him I could not, by unv
- o -
menus, afford to sell mine for that
R n c h in g E m broid ery
Fresli and choice meats o f all
price, anil he left. I then sntd >wn V eilin g . Scarfs etc
etc- kinds constantly on hand.
and wrote a note to the propiietor
Hals trimed to order a speciality.
ALSO
o f that store and told him that------ Straw, Plush, Silk, Satin or Velvet, which
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Groceries, vegetables and pro­
we will sell cheap for c a s h .
vin t».
had come to my store ami said that
vision*, etc., etc.
n50
he bought a certain file o f a certain
THE CHRONP'LE BUILDING.
clerk in his store for 30 cents. The C O Q U I L L E M I L L
merchant called up his clerk and
THE SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE is
— AND
asked luiu it I k * had sold that tile
the first paper on the coast in ability and in
for 30 cents. 1 he clerk denied it,
the freshness and reliability of its NEWS
------ o -------
Tug C om p an y!!
an l said that he had sold it for 40
Nothing that the world desires to know is
cents, and said, “ Bring him to my
It aims to fill
Persons wishing to bay farms, wild land omitted from its columns
DEALERS IN
or town lots, improved or unimproved, will every requirement of a first-class pnper.
place and see if he denies it.”
Its telegraphic reports are the latest and
do well to call on O. C. Huntington, “ City
Thus
l I I U 9 was
n on
his
in n
customer
l lin tiM lll'I
exposed.
l.\ | ) O M U
f l "H
most
reliable; its local news the fullest und
Boot
A
Shoe
store,”
Coquille
City,
before
This morning who. slum Id come in ; IjJt
H
llJj
purchasing
elsewhere,
as
he
has
in
I
iìh hands spiciest, and its editorials from the ablest
my store but the man who could j
for sale a large variety of real estate, and pens in the country.
buy a tile for 30 cents a few blocks '
— AND ALL KINDS OF —
can furnish buyers w ith lands any in quanti­
THE CHRONICLE has always been, and
oft-, aud he bought the same kind
always will be, the friend and champion of
ty.
from
a
quarter
section
ranch,
down
to
a
L U M B E E
o f file from me for 40 cents. YYu
half lot in town, consisting in part of the the people as against combinations, cliques,
see that, hy exposing the trick to
corporations or oppression of any kind. It
following:
A lace Variety of
City Brewery,
M Z S H L i? P 3 rop >
I >EE0HE11 w’ns sired hv Selfrino; he l>v
New City Market
P r o p r ie t o r ,
DESUr.BIPTION AND PEDIORKE:
■ ^ rexJ3sr< 3- ir a e ^ J is r iK :
Beecher !
OFFICE
C. ANDREWS
S ta llio n ,
Y ou n g F ran k .
in any public he ise in Empire.
small a profit, tell you that Mr. So-
M uisnriKiiD, O on .
aud-So sells that article for so Dealer in Furniture, Doors. Glass and Pic
much, when you positively kuow tare Frames, etc., and Agent for White s
Sewing Machines.
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the article cost more than he says
the other party offered it to him for.
Many storekeepers will say
to
SCH O O N ER TRUCKEE
themselves. “ W ell if ho can af­
ford to d o it 1 can, too,” ami thus
O
they are induced to sell an article
that costs three dollars a dozen for
P R O P R IE T O R ,
twenty-five cents, just because the
lying customer says that som ebody
CON STAN TLY
else does it. At the same time he
K eeps
wonders how the other merchant
An assortment o f
can afford to sell go<xls in that way
. . . . . T A-n r .i
...
* 1 \\ TLL, till further notice, run
and pay rent, clerk hire, living ex- J
.
, .
.. .
, r,
Boots and shoes,
1 *
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regular between this river ami ¡San
peuses, etc. 1 he parties who do I
Francisco, carrying freight at very
Hats and caps,
this can be very easily found out
reasonable prices.
n il
by making a note o f the name of
Stationery, Inks,
any customer who comes in that
D ry goods and
way, ami putting down the name of |
Clothing L a­
the article that he says he bought I
dies. Gents
and the pi ice of anything that he !
1 st door north o f Olive hotel,
and Childrens
says can be 1 »ought cheaper than
M ain S t r e e t ,
General fur­
you can sell it yourself, and also
C O Q U I L L E
C IT Y ,
nishing g<K)ds;
the name of the merchant, and in Beef, Pork Mutton, G roceries and
also groceries,
your monthly meeting you can dis- Provisions constantly on hand, at
Canned goods,
prices, and
mnrkt
cus ss this matter quietly and you ; tke lowest market
Cigars, tobacco
en in exchange. and candies. H e pays the h ig h ­
find out tuo
the par
parties who make ^ ies^
n
can r nua
S. S. McAdams, Prop-
est price for country produce
a habit o f doing this. In this ¡vay J
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you can stop the practice, for you ;
will know the purpose when such a
Mrs. A. G. Aiken.
customer starts the little game J Mrs. C. W.Olive.
i m r c c t a i ) i ; i
with you, and thereby make a l i t - '
O L IV E & A IK E N -
m l lì A i I d d ì i
ing profit on your goods.
This is a serious matter, and ev- ] H a v e just received at
Ld m i l l e C i t y O g n .
erv V merchant v. ill find it so for
tiie ir n e w
him self if he just thinks of it seri- I
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1 r .C i .S s A ? , . a S S . Z a . S a S .
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ously for awhile. In no other way i
Store,
Trixie Scam percLcwn
Jam es
W in s to n ,
Agent for Gibbson’ s fine whiskies, an AAA r |MIE Sargent horse will make the present
whisky. Also agent for the CELEBRATED
1 season at ltackliff’ s mill, a n d ,a tJ .H . \ \ r ILL make the present season at Alex
CHICAGO LEER and POUTER ¡it whole- Lamb’s place on Fishtrap creek, and also
> » Jackson’ s ranch near Gravel Ford
Hale and retail. The celebrated ROC A beer
except
on Saturdays, at which time he can
on draught and in bottles.
v3nl.fi at Coquille City and will visit each place be found at Myrtle Point. Anyone from a
every nine days. Good pasture can bo had j distance can be accommodated'with good
pasture at reasonable rates.
at each place at very low rates
Jurat Cornwall i Co.
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15 plow land. There are upwards of fifteen | working with fearless endeavor to promote
million feet of fir and ce ar timber on the j Rn(J I>r°tect every interest of the great pub- ns can be obtained on the Pacific coast, i re
lie whom it serves and on w hom it depends made by G. H. R amsdeli ,. of Myrtle Point.
land which is of easy access to the river.
Will soon have completed a Routing
lOO aeroN. 100 in the bottom, 25 im­ for its support.
-A.IST P A L A C E
proved; new frame dwelling, good orchard, The SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CHRON­
With
which he will visit every point
ICLE,
the
most
brilliant
and
complete
bam, fine spring, and 10 head of cattle. 2
Weekly
Newspaper
in
the
World,
prints
on
the
river between Myrtle Poiut and
hogs. 5 sheep. 1 horse and 10 tons of hay.
regularly 72 columns, or eight pages, of Bandon, and be prepared to do San Fri n-
Fine timber on upland.
News, Literature and General Information-
.17 :icr<*N, all bottom, 30 improved: good also a magnificent Agricultural Department! oiseo work at less than San Francisco prices.
Will be fully prepared to make Pictures m
bouse, barn and orchard, also good fences,
all
styles known to the art, from the small­
$ 2 F or O ne Y ear.
etc., adjoining Coquille City.
est
Gem to a Photograph 17x27 inches.
t il Her«**, all bottom, 6 cleared, nP good
All
he
asks is for people to compare his
| tillable land; bouse, barn, outhouses, or­ Including postage, to any part of the United
States.
work with that of others.
chard elc., X mile from Coquille City.
Sample Copy Sent Free.
* Mr. R. has become a permanent citizen
O n e suburban lot. containing 1>£ acres,
All orders must be accompanied by the of Coos County, and it is to the interest
neat cottage, 100 fruit trees 3 years old: very coin.
of tiie people to patronize home industry
: desirable for a family residence, being % a Address all orders to H ebaed , Coquille Cily and thereby keep the money in the country
‘ from mile Coquille City.
Coo» Co. Oregon.
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hausted Vitality Sem­
inal Veekness, Sper
luatorrfca a. Leer man -
noon.In potency peoa
TATOHRHEA. P a n lflll
and al 11 he terrible ef­
fects of self abuse, of
youthful follies and
excesses in maturer years, such ns loss of
Memory, Lassitude. Nocturur! Emission A-
version to Society. Dimness of Vission, Nois­
es iu the Head; "the vital fluid passing un­
observed in the urine, and many other dis­
eases that leads to Insanity and death-
r>R. mintie . who is a regular physician,
(graduate of the University of Pennsylva­
nia) , will agree to forfeit five hundred
iK>LiARs for a case of this kind the vital
kf . stohativi : (under his sj>ecial advice and
treatment) will not cure, or for anything
impure or injurious found in it.
Docron mintie treats all private disease
successfully, without mercury; consulta ­
tion rr.EF. Thorough examination and ad­
vice including analysis of urine, $5. Price
of vital bkstobativi ;, $1.50 a bottle,or four
times the quantity $5: sent to nnv addr»»«
upon receipt o f price orC .O . D. secure
from observation and in private name if
desired, by
a . e . mintie , m . d .
l i KEARNEY ST. RAN FRANCISCO, CAL.,
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
Will be se nt to any one applying by letter,
stating symptoms, sex and age. Strict
crecy in regard to all business transao-
tions.
DR. MINTIE*S KIDNEY REMEDY KEPHBRIOUV
cures all kinds of kidney and bladder com-
plaints, gonorrhoea, gleet, leucorrhoea.
For sale by all druggists; $1 a bottle; fi bot­
tles for $5.
dr . mintie '« dandelion pills Are the best
and cheapest dyspepsia nnd billious cure
in the market. For sale bv all druggists.
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