About $8,000 were paid out to the
(foquilli (EUg ^n ah l.
miners oil Saturday at the
rCBL»HlI) BVE1Y TVBSPAT.
F.A. D
ean ,
Diamond mines for the past month’s
Editor and Proprietor.
Do voted to the interests of the Coquille
River particularly, and of the County gen-
erailv.
Subscription, pet year....................... $-.00
wages.
Trere are about 300 men
That the camp is rapidly growing
Three
T U E S D A Y , NOV.
3,
1885.
OCR
IK Ib llB O B S .
a litte log cahiu alxmt
feet
iTcrse-Slioeingr
months ago
place
was
Neatly and promptly done, at the
15 by 20
lowest living prices.
Empire itY and Drain's Station
To-day, the general store of
Messrs. M cLaughlin, Jones & Co.
covers four times that
[Gold Beach Gazette.]
W . W . G ib b s has taken
charge
area
and
would be a credit to this city in the
of the business management of the stock carried and in its arrange
Gazette, and is authorized to make ment.— Seattle Chronicle.
collections, receive and receipt for
money.
W o rk on the sea wnll
■-------------—
Um atilla
at
Cape
Indian
to
clear
the
reservation
of
white settlers, will break up
The
schooners
Many have made costly
Stranger
almost
for the past two weeks.
Rowdy
the
race which was arranged between
that horse and Nim bus
has
been
declared off.
L ie u t Sebrie, the
new
Light
H otve Inspector for
this
district
arrived at Cape Blanco
light
last
Monday on official business.
from Annapolis
He
and
suc
ceeds C ap t Da\is, who has return
ed to the east to await orders.
Another wedding probable
does the work.
Wm. W iusor passed up Monday
erect
a
saloon building for Robt. Walker.
[Coos Bay News.]
Several more miners for H en ry-
ville ariived on the Coos Bay.
The schooner Jennie Thelin is
takin a cargo of lumber at Empire.
A lex L a n e sold
his
ranch
on
Haynes slough last week to Peter
Peterson of Newport, for $1,900.
Pete Scott closed down his fish
ery at the forks o f Coos river last
week.
H is season’s catch amouted
to something over 400 barrels.
A wagon loaded with butter and
other farm produce arrived in town
Sunday from the U pper Coquille.
Lando<fcSons purchased the entire
load, and the farmer laid
winter
supplies
and
NeXt season the bay market will be
much availed of by
the
Coquille
farmers, and both sections of the
county will be benefit ted thereby.
The fishermen
at
Centerville
averaged about 100 barrels to the
boat this season.
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A m A p p e a l to C T eveln u «l.
Tucson, O c t 23.— A t a meeting
E g g s , p e r d o z . , ......................
20c
A p p le s , p e r b u s h e l,..............
25
F lo u r , j>er b a r r e l, ................
6.00
B n tte r, p e r r o l l , ....................
50
C h e e s e ,. . . . p e r p o u n d ,. . . .
20
B e e fs te a k .............. “ ............... 8 @ 10
B e e f, p e r fo r e q r. “ ......................
do, p e r h in d q r . , u ......................
R. E. BUCK,
PROPRIETOR,
Livery, Feed and Stage Stable.
T E R M S M O D E R A TE.
8
C o r n e d B e e f , . . . . “ ................
7
lf>
12
A Rood farm on Four Mile creek; All bot
tom land; adapted for dairy ranch and will
produce as well ns any Coquille river bottom
land; 100 acres cleared. Price $ 1 !.'» per acre.
PECK’S SUN,
I f a r q u l » o f I> »r n e R o t t e n «
E gged.
G eo. W . P e c k ,
miles from London, the M anquisof
L o m e was rotten-egged and ran in
M obs are now ex
pected & occur frequently.
CruMMle A gaiaftt C h in ato w n .
Stockton, Oct. 22.— A
meeting
of 300 citizens ihis evening, pres
ided over by Supervisor Inglis,
adopted resolutions for the removal
of Chinatown from the city limits,
and containing a
pledge
against all nominees
at
to
vote
the
city
election Novemder 3rd,not pledged
for the removal of Chinatown. The
movement includes
some
of
the
best citizens, and permanent organ
izations will be maintained.
— ... - »<>■»
l i r a III o r J lr * . B o o t h .
York Oct. 23.— [sp e cial.]—
Martha Agnes Booth widow of
Junius Brutus Booth and mother
of lulwui, John W ilkes and Junius
Booth, .died here
pneumonia,
aged
yesterday
of
eighty-three.
She will be buried at Baltimore.
Mrs. Bootjb was widely known in
theatrical circles .and much
loved.
W. It.
- Oregon
G
etty ,
P rop .
Horses und Buggn-s at nil hours. Good
Pasturage by the day, week or month.
vln493m.
For Sale—Cheap!
P r o p r ie t o r .
C oquille C it y O gn .
D r . S . !.. L E N E V E
FIR ST CLASS HOTEL.
T abi . es always supplit i! with the best the
P r o p r ie t o r ,
Dealer in drugs, medicines, chem
icals etc., of the best quality, ami
all the time receiving fresh, every
SCHOONER TRUCKEE !
thing usually found in a first-class
medical dispensary. Prescriptions
carefully compounded.
C O Q U IIsD E M IL L .
W h at Vaccination is to
Small-pox, Peck s Sun is
to the blues-
Tug Company!!
— AND—
W I L L , till further notice, run
Francisco, carrying freight at very
reasonable prices.
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LU M BEE
AJSTY A D D R E S S
Bear in mind that by sending a post
al Card to this office, a
SAMPLE COPY OF PECK'S S O
Will be mailed yon Free.
Don’t Neglect to end at Once, and
Tell your Neighbor to.
W ORTH
Of
FUN
FOR
ADDRESS
G E O R G E
L.
LORD,
BUSINESS MANAGER,
M ilW C L U k L O
Mrs. C- W. Olive.
Mrs. A. G. Aiken.
O IV E & AIK EN.
Have lust received at
t lie ir n e w
f ir
,
a s ii , m a p l e ,
m yrtle ,
A ld e r and spruce lumber alwayston
hand and for sale at the lowest rates.
T 0¥FN G
By
the T u g K A T I E
C O O K , on
the river and bar, at reasonable rates.
Timber, match-wood and stave tim
ber purchased.
Orders for lumber filled in quanti
ties to suit, and at the lowest .living
rates.
J. P A R K E R ,
C H A S . F. D O E .
Parkersburg Coos county Oregon,
v l n l8 tf.
Flowers, Ostrlcli
Plumes and.
Tips.
Laces,
Ribbons,
and Ornaments.
AND lion YOU
FORGET
IT
The people of the Coquille river alloc Id
bear iu mind, thatna good P h o l o g r « i » I » »
as can be obtained on the Pacifio coast, t re
made by G. H. R a m b d k ll , o f Myrtle Point.
Will Boon have completed a floating
AET PALACE
With which he will visit every point
on the river between Myrtle Point aud
Bandon, and be prepared to do San Fr» n-
cisco work at less than San Francisco prices.
Will be fully prepared to make Pictures in
all styles known to the art, from the small
est Gem to n Photograph 17x27inches.
Hats trimed to order a speciality.
All he asks is for people to compare his
Straw, Plush, Silk, Satin or Velvet, which
work with that of others.
we will well cheap for cartt ._________vlnfi.
Mr. R. has become a permanent citizen
or a choice location in Coquille City, 3 o f Coos County, nnd it is to the interest
lota nicely cleared and in choice fruit o f the people to patronize home industry
trees, good, large bonne and woodshed, etc., and thereby keep the money in the country
v2n43tf
spply at this office or to H. Kern, Marshfield.
Ruching Embroidery
Veiling, Scarfs etc- etc.
F
THE CHRONICLE BUILDING.
TH E SAN FRANCISCO C H R O N IC LE is
the first paper on the coast in ability and in
tl.r f i < i I. i o r n:d r< Jii.l >I:ty v t its N L W 8
Nothing that (he world desires to know is
omitted from its columns
It aims to fill
every requirement of a first-class paper.
Its telegraphic rejHjrts «re the latest and
CONSTANTLY
most reliable; its local news the fullest and
spiciest, and its editorials from the ablest
Keeps
pena ii; the country.
A n assortment of
TH E CH RO NICLE has always been, and
always will he, the friend find champion of
Boots and shoes,
the people as against combinations, cliques,
corporations
or oppression of any kind. It
H ats ami caps,
will I k * independent in everything, neutral
Stationery, Inks,
in nothing; fair and impartial to all parties,
yet exposing corruption wherever found, and
D ry goods and
working with fearless endeavor to promote
Clothing L a nnd protect every interest of the great pub
dies, Gents lic whom it serves nnd on whom it depends
for its support.
nnd Childrens The SAN FRANCISCO W EEKLY CHRON
IC LE , the most brilliant nnd complete
General fur
Weekly Newspajier in the World, prints
nishing goods;
regularly 72 columns, or eight pages, of
News, Literature nnd General Information;
also groceries,
also a magnificent Agricultural Department.
C.
ANDREW S
DR. MINTIE,
(SPECIALIST AND GRADUATE,)
ENGLISH REMEDY
S A N E V E R -F A IL ,
ing Cure for Ner
vous Debility, Ex
hnusted Vitality Sem
inal Weakness, Sper
matorrhoa, lost man -
noon,I 11 .potency ruos
tatobuhla , l ’urulysis
and all the terrible e f
fects of self abuse, of
youthful follies and
excesses in maturer vears, such aB loss of
Memory, Lassitude. Kocturnrl Emission A-
version to Society. Dimness <tf Vission, Nois
es in the Head; the vital fluid passing un
observed in the urine, and many other dis
eases that leads to Insanity nnd dealh-
dk . MINTIE, who is a regular ohysician,
(graduate of the University of Pennsylva
nia), will agree to forfeit five hundred
d o l l a r s for a case of this kind the v i t a l
r e s t o b a t x v f . (under his special
ndvice and
treatment) will not cure, or for anything
impure or injurious found in it.
doctor mintie treats all private disease
successfully, without mercury; consulta
tion free . Thorough examination and ad
vice including analysis of urine, $5.
Price
of vital restorative , $1.50 a bottle,or four
times the quantity $5: sent to any address
upon receipt of price or C. O. D. secure
from observation and in private name if
desired, by
a . b . m int » , m . d .
l l KEARNEY ST. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.,
8 AUFL): ROTTLH FREE
W ill be sent to any one applying by letter,
stating symptoms, sex and age.
Strict se
crecy in regard to all business transac
tions.
DR. MINT«’ » KIDNEY REMEDY NEFHBKTICUN
curesall kinds of kidney and bladder eom-
pl Hints,
gonorrhoea, gleet, leuoorrhoe*.
For sale by all druggists; $1 a bottle; 6 bot
tles for $5.
i dr . m intie ’ r dandelion p il l s are the best
and cheapest dyspepsia and b il i . ious etfre
in the market. For sale by all druggists.
v 2 tall#
I
t-f T All orders must be accompanied by the
coin.
Address nil orders to H kb ald , Coquille City
Coo* C o. Oregon.
Francisco, Cal.
TH E GREAT
A Large Variety of
L A D IE S A ND CHIIDREN’S H A T S
POST OFFICE
Store,
T b e a t * a l l C h r o n ic , S p e c ia l A nd F r i v a t i
D iskasks w it h W o n d e r f u l S uccehs .
Millinery Store!!
Tlie Latest Stales
New Drugstore!
No, 11 Kearny St., San
C IT Y ,
Beef, Pork Mutton, Groceries and
Provisions constantly on hand, at
the lowest mnrket prices,N and
Fresh Produce taken ii. exchange.
S. S. McAdam s, Prop-
_________________ v3n24______________
w is -
AD M INI 8 TR ATO R S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has been dnly appointed Administra
tor of the estate of W. H. Carter, deoeased
by the Hon. County Coart of the State of
Oregon, for the Connty o f Coos, on the 10th
day of September A. D. 1885. All persons
having olaims against the said estate are
hei eby required to present the same with the
proper vouchers, to the undersigned admin
istrator, at his residence, on Floras oreek,
Curry County, Oregon, within six months
from date thereof; and all persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate, are re
quired to settle with said administrator
without delay.
Geo. W. Martin,
Administrator.
Carl H. Volkmar,
Attorney for the estate.
nlO-Aw
C edar ,
M a in S t r e e t ,
O O Q T J IL L E
Pacific Cacst.
$2 For One Year.
— AND ALL KINDS OF —
to-day,and stands without a
S p i n Cops Fret to
^Prices UPeasona'ble.
....O F T H E ....
Canned goods,
Cigars, tobacco
and candies. H e pays the h ig h
Including postage, to any part of the United
est price for country
produce States.
vln 2
Sample Copy Sent Free.
regular between this river ami San
1st door north of Olive hotel,
Leading Newspaper
P R O P R IE T O R ,
Tte Foiniesf Paper in
S a d B o y P a p e rs .
Myrtle Point.
Myrtle Point, Oregon,
This house is well supplied with every- |
New City Market
....IS T H E ....
J. ll. N o s l z b ........................Proprietor.
---- Keeps-----
Constantly on hand a well selected
stock of fresh and choice drugs and med-
icines.notions, blank txtoks. school books
H as r e c e n t l y b e e n f i t t e d u r i n and everything usually found in a first-class
First-class order by Mrs. O. Reed, daughter
drug store. Presciptions carefully com
of the former proprietor, who will spare no
pounded.
Givo him your orders.
pains in trying to render comfort to guests His prices are ns low as the lowest.
of this old, and reliable house.
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Share of patronage is solicited.
Mrs. O. R hkd Proprietor.
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v 2 u x »).
peer in its speciality.
CHRONICLE
Coquille City. Oregon,
Front St. oquille City,
A. G. AT K E N
SAN FRANCISCO
For particulars inquire of
E. B kniucb or W. A. B order ,
Myrtle Point, Oregon.
—o —
Editor and Proprietor,
Loudon, O c t 24.— W hile deliver
ing a campaign speech to-day, seven
Empire City, Or.
v ln ltf.
at this particular time cause great The Originator of the Celebrated
confusion in court. I f the suspen
may not go into effect until January.
City Lifcry 4 F rt Statte
market affords.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
popular papers in the country
sion is not recalled they ask that it
-
LOTS FOR SALE!
In The Addition To The Town O f
thing necessary to make it a
land, asking that the suspension of
the ground that the change would
-
orders
OLIVE HOTEL,
was forwarded to President Cleve
consternation.
-
ood ranch. ¡ 12.1 acres deeded and vacant
d o ( s h o u l d e r ) . . “ ................
T land adjoining; 300 Angora goats, 100
L a r d , .................... “ .................
15
sheep and 20 head of cattle on the place.
P o t a t o e s , ..............“ .................
1
The ranch ia at the month of Big creek, 3
C a b b a g e , ..............“ .................
1
miles below Enchanted prairie on the Mid
O n io n s ............................................
4 dle fork of Coquille. The stock is the best.
The place is a splendid one for stock rais
S u g a r ......................“ ............... 8 ^ £ 1 0
ing or dairying, a description of which can
C o ffe e , in tin s , . . “ ................
30
bo furnished at this office. Tne undersign
d o, g r e e n , ........... “ .................
14
ed, to whom application should be made,
T e a , g r e e n , ..........“ ...............30 £ 7 0
has also a dwelling and 2 town lots in Ban
do, E n g lis h b k fs t “ . . .*..............
75 don for sale.
The above property will be
R ic e , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
8 a sold at a very great bargain, on ea^y terms.
Apply to M E. Anderson.
B e a n s , .................. “ .................
i
n49iu3
Rundon OreR.
A p p le s , d r i e d , . . “ ................
84
R a s in s ,
do
. “ ................
20
C u rra n ts , d o
....................
12
W o o l ......................“ .................
15
Is one of the most widely read and
The
Coquille City,
and
from all parts filled promptly.
vn33
Special ^Attention
5
Given to Boarding’
M u t t o n ,................ “ ................ 8 £ 1 0
P E C K ’S S U N
on
Brewery,
7
S a lt P o r k , ........... “ .................
C L U B
Yonng & Hudcn Proprietors.
lmd at the
!H a r k e l R e p o r t .
of the bar this morning a dispatch
Judge Fitzgerald be recalled,
Sola Water Worts,
J. W a ls e r , P ro p .
wheat
in his
departed.
M a r s h fie ld
^
<£ihj ¿Tmnld.
B o lM For a S3.25,
p s Postage
ter On Free. Year
farm
at H a m s , ..................“ .................
winter B a c o n ( s id e s ) . . . “ ................
Port O rford; approaching
to Bandon, where he will
of
Henry Iluilen.
*2-00 P E R Y E A R
this season.— Ex.
It is stated that owing to injuries
is just
Hank Vaughn’s
David Young.
I
improve
yielded 50,000 bushels
[Southwestern Oregon Recorder.]
recently received by
the order.
Carrying* The U- S-Mails
Jarvis, Cornwall 4 Cs.
many
and
continously
Coquille City, Oregon.
Subscribers.
NOTICE FOR PU B LIC ATIN .
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, I
---- with the ....
Octol»er 12, 1885. f
S A N F R A N C IS C O
"VTOTICE is hereby given that the follow-
1 1 ing-naim-d settler has tiled notice of
his
intention to make final proof in support
Manufactures of
of his claim, and that said proof will he
EAVSES E M PIR E C IT Y AND DRAINS
LEMON SODA, CREAM SODA, SARSA
j
STATIO N EVERY
made before the Register or Receiver at
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and F R ID A Y P A R IL L A , GINGER ALE, EASTERN Roseburg L vud Office, on November 20 lh, The regular subscription price of our paper is
CIDER, M IN E R A L WATER, also GUM
1885. viz: Joseph Steel, Homestead No.
SYRUP and VINEGAR.
The steamer JUNO or RESTLESS meets
3 457, fur theS. E. J 4 of S. E. M sec. 10, N. And the yearly subscription of the CHRON
Hunns fc Y oung .
the stage at the mouth of the Umpqua.
M of N. K. M and S. W. \'x of N. E. M, kcc . IC LE is $2. Now we will furnish
New and comfortable stages.
15, T. ¡‘O S. R. 13 West.
Fare to Portland by this route $14..V).
He names the following witneases to prove
Each passenger allowed 50 pounds of baRRaRe
his continuous residence upon, and culti
Passengers are requested to be in Empire
vation of. said land, viz:
City the night before departure.
A. C. Buell
I
^ Rnndolgn, Oregon: )■
Polk Elliott f of Elliotts
Auy information in regurd to the above
Both paiiers sent to one or two adresses, op
W. A. King , of Looking-glass
line can be procured at the Blaxco orCentral
Alex Snyder , Myrtle Point
tional with the subscriber.
Wm. F Benjamin,
hotels in Marshfield, and the post oftice or
Beer of best Quality always to be
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Register.
in any public he n o iu Empire.
ments, and now comes the order
Helen Merriam have been lying off for them to vamoose. Hank V a u
the bar for some days waiting an ghn, who has about 1,600 acres
opportunity to enter. A heavy 6ea fenced and improved comes uuder
has prevailed
next
door east of Leneve’s drug store,
Express
Blanco will not be commenced till a fine farm if carried ou t
A large
spring, but the crew of men al number of meu with their half and
ready employed there will be re three-quarter breed wives, took up
tained a short time, getting things ranches under the severalty act.
ready for next season's work.
Shop
. TAGE and STEAMBOAT line!
• Wells, Fargo & o’s
— --
The recent order
Our
-A -2 S T ID
and exceedingly prosperous cannot
the ouly store in the
_________________________________ _______________ _ .jti.
BLACK-SMITHING
employed in and about the miues.
be doubted.
A Goldei
OPPORTUBITY
W. Gallier
Black
NOTICE FOR PU B LIC A TIO N .
Land Office at Ronehurg, Oregon, I
October 8 th, 1885. (
"VT OTICE is hereby given that the follow-
JLx iug-namtd settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
—FOR—
made before the Register or Receiver at
lloaeburg land office on November 20 , 1885,
James K. P. Elliott, Homestead No. 42G7,
Appreciating the necessity of all Business
for the 8 . M o t 8 . E. V*, N. E. M of S. E. M
Men. Farmers and Miners having a news
and S. E. qr. of N. E. qr., sec. 35, Tp. 29, S.
paper published in the metropolis;, in ad
R. 13 West.
dition to their own local paper—one that
He names the following witnesses to
oontains all Financial, Commercial and
prove bis coutinnons residence upon, and
General News; w hich matter not being in
cultivation of, snid land, viz:
the scope of a local paj>er—the proprietor of
W. A. King, of Looking-glass, Douglas Co. the
A. L. Buell
j
Joseph Steel
!- of Elliotts, Coos Conn tv,
Morris Bennett 1
Oregon.
Wm. F. Benjamin,
Has made advantageous arrangements to
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Register.
FO R
TH E
o V-
T om bston e and
MONUMENT
A G E N C Y I
Tube on the safe side , tcc have
secured an ayency for the sale of
tombstones (nut monuments,from
: A :
Good and KtdiaMe House in California
mx B
Y «»
W hich we are enabled to give ex
cellent bargai ns.
Photographic de
signs and price list shown on ap
plication.
J. A. D e a n .
Office in H erald Building.
rial article« on subjecta of I ntereet to all Ab
«• ■ d u c te d !
S u p erb ly tllu N trale
Only »3 a year. L. Samuel, Publisher, No. '
Front «tract, Portland, Or.