Coquille City herald., February 15, 1887, Image 4

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•MARVELOUS PRICES !•
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K VUS Y
T lK S P A t.
J. A. D r a N, Editor and Proprietor.
Devoted to the intere-its of the Coquille
Hiver particularly, and of the County fíen-
Coos river farmers are hunting
for hay, having fed out wlmt they
had on hand during the late bad
Hj)oll.
L a r g e q u a n titie s o f p o ta to e s
erallr.
and apples were frozen, and al­
together it was a rough time for
fanners.
TU ESD AY. FED. ir», 1887.
Snow fell on Tuesday and W ed­
nesday of last week, and remained
The reduction in the public debt
, 1 on the ground several days.
It
for January isestimattd by trims
being rather of unusual occurence
ury officials at nine million dollars.
in these parts, advantage was taken
The Evans gang of train w reck­
of it, and snow-balling was the or-
ers and desperado thieves in Now
dt t of the »lay. Petticoat brigades i
Mexico was broken up a few days
were out in force, and woe to the
ago by the arrest of three »»f the
luckless individual who fell into
crowd.
their hands. Very few Chinamen !
Senator siglin has been success­ showed themselves on the street,
ful in getting the bill passed in the and those that did will know better
state seuate authorizing a dike con­ next time.
structed to reclaim some marsh
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land on the bay.
John A. Gray will lecture at Dan-
Of all the bills introduced regard­
don on Thursday evening. Februa- |
ing school l>ook.-, the one providing
ry 17th, subject, ‘‘The Law of Re­
for their pul lieation by tin* state is
coil,*’ and on Friday evening, the
the best and it is the one most like­
ISth, at Coquille City, subject,
ly to be adopted.
•‘Joan of Arc.’’
For real g»>»*d bargains, go to
Cyrus Enudreth says this winter
Nosler’s drugstore in this place. is almost a fur similt^oi 1859. that
He is selling goods extremely the cold came a little more bit.? den
cheap, and keeps nothing but the this year but that the birds gave
best.
tf.
warning of its coming, ami went
Subscripta n. ja r year..........................\
Over 40.OH) cattle have been *outh l)>’ tho millious for scveral
driven into the Stein Mountain tla>s bofore tho storm f tvuck uf\
country, Grant couuty. Oregon, this
^ ne l^aY ^as>* " oek
^eill-
fnll. Hay is plenty, and can be bigs staited on a Lapping cxpedi-
lmd for three dollars a ton.
F o r Sali* a l ( é m i t li.»renili.
IIAULIH!
B08SSS=MIUI0N LIVERY alili FEED
[('.»os llay News.]
VtM ll.TSHKl»
C I T T
C o m p le te J f o v t l i k n d O t h e r W o r k s , b y P o m o n a
A u t h o r « , A liu o « t i l l v r o A w o y . The lul'.uwiujt>ook>
«re publl.hod in or»» piuupblet lorm, «nd all are printed
ft ora g o o d t y p « u p o u g o o d p o p e r . They tree» of •
great variety of eui'iicta. and we toina no cue can examine
the Hit without «ndi'i« therein many that he or ehe would
like to poster«, m i-luih-bouud form three hooka would ooel
• 1 .0 0
Each book lrrom pletela Iteelf.
I. T h e W id o w i i c d o t t I ’ o p e r a . Thie le tho book
crer whl :h your grandmothers laughed till they oried, and
It le just hi runny lu-day hi it evtr wee.
J.
In fe r E r c n l i i f K e e r e u tlo iia , n Urge collection
of Actin’ »IharadeJ, laldeauk. tiamee, C u ii ’ h , cto., for eo-
Biel gatherings, private theatrical., and eteu.wg. at home.
I. H ack to t h o Olt* H o m e . A hovel, ity Mary
Cecil ll.tv. author : f Hi«' ten I’erile."
« D lu l.ipuea, U e e lt c tlo n a ttnrl K eutllu tca.» large
and choice collection tor ecuoot ckbibilione and publlo and
priiate eutortal’itncnt..
h. T h e Stantlurrl L e t t e r W r lt e r for Ladle« end Gen­
tlemen, a com| Tie giihlo to coiri.poodcnce, giving plain
dlrro'.looi for thecomroaltlon ct letter« of every kind, with
iuLumrranle forme and eteuplvd.
• T h e Krc*-*r; Ike»-]'
A Novel. By W ilkie Collin«,
nuUio; of ' «lie W itn a iu IVh'.-C,' eto.
I. |{e<! C o u r t K n r r i.
A Novel. By Mre. Henry
Wood, author ot ■ 1 »• t l.j tin*,''etc
a. T h e L n d y o f t l t o l.i»5.e. H> hlr WalterBoott. "Tha
l,.,ly of 1:1# l.eiD " learcm unoc in rcret and of all the
Woike of Soolt, n- rtC !« n.otu ter jtiiul than title.
». I n ’.'•ipld’ e .'to t. A Novel. By the author or
*• Dora Theme. ’
10. A m » « l l a r t c n . A Novel. Bv George KUot, eu-
Dior of •• » on it. o
•• The Mill on the Flo««," etc.
II. te .d y Cl - .n d o lln e ’ a llre n rn . A Ngvel. By tha
1 'i’ horof • l*v'r* lisoiu«'.”
u . T h e Y iycf. r j « f t h e H o lly T r e a . A Note! Bf
t! e all ’
h • t > f •' l'or» l hoi it-*
13. T h e r . ti-u.i t o r W it , S lu ttior a n d l un, a larga
oo.itctii u t-f t'..e luuuy etj.-ne, «ktuibe,, anecdutee, poeuie,
H. J o h n » n r r r h u i i ! ’ « W i f e . A Novel. By Utea
Mu-ock. auiL-i o f ' ilia lln.it—.v. Ueutleman,' etc.
13 T h d C r a y W’ o n t o r . A Novel. By lire Gavkell,
auihtr of ' Mar.'lie. m i," elo.
Id. K l.te e n t o m pi e to S * o rle a by Fopu'er Author«,
an bracing » c , I u j V'.' i uo a-.-1 dctectlro etorlr«, atuilre of
aoci tt U!c, oi kdrenlure, o f roilway life, etc., ail very In-
ta-rc.llnr.
IT. J a s p e r C u n t ’ S fcl-cr -t. A Novel. By Mlee M.
K Itraddja. au'l. ir of ••A'trora h loyd," eto.
1 - I nt.i y Vt o rk f o r II amt- A r lo r n c ir n t, anenttrely
new voik 'Ipcn tide aubjact. r nta’.ulng eaiy and practical
ln*trurtl«nefsr-u - Inr faery h-. kete,wall pocket«, bracket«,
or lie O' rk. ct- n.: . ;y , et- . elo., profnacly aud elegantly
illuelrnt, .1.
13. G rlm tV o ' ‘ y PtorU -a f o r th e V ou n w . The
finest coll, .il 1 f lo ry alorie., (ub.iai.cd. ine cl.ildren
ar-c ilt lig .t r ¿1 • ‘ d .
* ). .ur.i’ Ui 1
5* i.;«*o!to t i Etdie* and Geutleir.tn a
giJJa t** pe ll .i s ».mi t v t iuiiMUirf. felwuft the rule» uf
.I .
XDt'tl^rn ctS j : i r ♦ !) t-ct i sl* r *.
21.
4» n
. i t ? i e m ilSIoii, a bandy
boot of Ua^fol lu ’-.»a'.i-•«." f »' a’ l, upon many and varloua
•uivct*.
n . T h e H iRie C »ok Ib m k a u A Fnvully Phyal*
('d in , coi.D; : i • b :• it- G ot *"\ctl!vni cooking recipe« aud
bint 4 to bo«. v.x . vi>, also tG'-i'.g how to cuicall cou*iuoo
aim nt.« Ly «In;-I • l.ori« rcmeJi'*.
U. ¿»t n .t v r ' «i-j«’
:i F a r A i\ iiy l.a n d a , a
very inteic-stum aud instructixo b-*>k of travels, desciibinf
tb« peculiar lif b bi*H, iuauucrj : ud cuatoais of tfie peoplt
ot ion i«eu
1« s.
V4. H7 l %oi»niap ! f u llo ila . Faoie alee aa ahtet mualc.
^ o; D of .-M tn•* o !i and »
a* oq;a.
% «11)oil
A N o.t». By Hu*:h Conway.
*
2it. A t ri,.*x W a rM 'it H i r r y . A Novel. By Floreooa
n\ * ii,
t;o» » : *• i.:o llouso o:’ th Marali.“ etc
27. \l*\ l m l T r r .%nlon- A Novel. By “ The Duch*
i - v " a ; . .w of M* \ '*r~. n, etc.
24 iii.i-u U .jy f- ▲ Novel, l ’y the author of “ Called
Biicd.“
2V. 61m«I.»wa oil t h e S n o w . A Novel. Ry B. L. Far-
Jeon, a r. r of •* B.ea»l and Ci»*. eae-end-K.i**e«. ' etc
.w). I.e«»'Ii»Ca A Novel. B j Wary Cecil Hay. author of
*• Brenda Y or*©.“
hi. G a b r ie l'» M ^ r H a c e . A Novel. By TTilktc Colllna,
a tl.*-r vf ' Nu.’ ii!»'" * et»'.
3«. Ifi-iiplnic t h e W h i r l w i n d . A Novel. By Mary
i n H i . j
r of Old Middlrtcn'e Muncy," etc.
J3 D m lk-v i'n r le o n . A Novel. By Siiea M. E. Bred-
d n x.
: it I..’ I' Ainlley e t-c-rfl.' etc
? . A. U e ln .'ii ff-.v tn . A Novel. By the euthor of
*'>• :« i hor
et *.
.V \ •*!»•» I *i V u if. A Novel. IH Mr«. Alexander, au-
lU 'l I
iU (i* r I *c. A Nu\ 1 By TY'lkU Colllat, author
.
tion’ a,,d as l,art of ilis equipment,
strapped a sack af potatoes on his
The prosi,l.'»t hns»¡¡pied the In- ,)m,k [1(>,eft \vm. Palme,spine«',
Ci I :«r*
..liti «u " ’ «11 of *
I > l . j VTcod, author of
?7. A n «it*. A :*o«el. V.. AL:
ter-State commerce bill and it i? »ui South Coos river, and proceed-
Ka
So. el. P t MU« Mu'.ock,
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now a law.
It is n»*t satisfactory oil on his journey: as he was pass- ! a : o í “ . I i - i x,
t.: i. ..ef narrative by Daniel
•'» tb iL l'i •» • i í ,. '*
D K *.
•:..^ o«, ut J ... ut a cos taw at ¿u * ae bvuih
to the Knights of LaK*r. but is as iug along in the woods a huge pan­
rao! K •>.- an.
í , l '. v t o 1U*T t' P .x u ltry V ity. > frsctlcal s o l
good a bill as we could expect ther jumped on him and fortunate- ; I d id.
»:* ' ve . i«*« i ari. *« s l»\ Vi 1 II Jacob¿. Poultry
j'
f “ T‘
l Ga. Un ’ Pl . a ; IllustrEted.
.K * . r. • i l u n itcb! E x p e r lm e i» t (i.l
from a body like our American ly lit on the potat»>es. and Scillings!
v > •. r:»*r • . Jr.iniied- o! a uriug trukt
» h t
lu
T * . * < \ . . .n ..u ’. i.h
Sgeutt.
congress.
*• Gcéi
o f (h e P scte , • •
-•• • v « »o-
had a hnml-to-hand tight with the
t’
, 1 . . -»•* «w, V’hluí' r, ii) ron. SUelley,
y *r- br. t. - . —
D. iluiJ ii. í ; i*L n í.*p F ritv ■ L u í, T.ow -ooat
The president has signed tho brute. He succeeded in stripping
" ti n and i m •» ol Fight modera
A • 1
oft* In» load, ami after a desperate
f —, ?‘n ) ♦.'f i •■). Illustrated.
fc *•*«. rn*' •: u i *
bill granting pensions t»> soldiers eontlirt struck the varmint a blow
! c f 1 clú* .llfii—Wa**'Í t (Tton. Krank-
11 \ V A .-'x n c t r . c < .y.
Tlid n. EL. : «i. Scott. Grant. Garfield,
G’aditone, r»u(.tr, Han . . . •«*, aud ali the Iraiing men
and sailors of the Mexican war. with a hatchet which lniil him out.
of th3. en -u 't
,
I-.
Ffthlr«, Tke w» rk of sn socieot genlua.
There are scores of these old vet­
Chi’ lt • n
. © res \ :'»•. m f r osmuriei, and gr.»w n pcopls
Geo. McEwan has a number of
kuote them cvery d:;v.
erans in Coos county, and we con­
¡.he celebrated White Improved
gratulate them on getting what is
sewing machines- the best in the
their just tiue.
world.
11 11 tf
L a r g c -t C ir c u la t i» n . . f a n y A g r i t u lt u r a l r.Y j.er
in th e W e s t.
The Oregon legislature is doing
NOTICE!
the right tiling in memorializing
E A C H IS S U E
All ikTSuiis indvMvil t»* aii* !>y 1 ><>k ac- ! 9 D , Î S O O
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ciunt.
arc
n<tifi«d
to
call
mid
sttth*
l»y
congress to pension old Indian
March 1, 1>S7. After that dr t» all r.ivounts ’7 r r O i T S O F
P iL F E H S .
war veterans. It was they who n»*t settled will he j.lr.C' d in the hards <;f a
M a ^ n ific e u t r r e m iu r n List.
secured our homes for us. and did collector for collection.
O n l y C O C t f s . tx Y e a r -
< - 7 ar.'t O titfit t o C lu b -r a is e r , F re e ,
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nn.
Dr.
Join
it at great peril, privation and loss.
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H O M E A M C r A U M . L o u l s v i l t - *f*»
C«H]ui’.le City. Ft*li. 1%.
For this they should be rewarded.
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T IL S 3 3 2 C C H A N
Patents granted to citizens of the
Front ‘V... ?.Iarshfo'!»l. < '*r..
Pacific states during the past week,
and reported expressly for the
a
H e r a l d by C. A. Snow A Co., pat­
’• l -it f. . Gil»: . r G I' i : • •»!. -i it- . 1 » AAA
ent lawyers, opposite l . S. patent
3 E N T -
wiisky. A!-«-i it"i*i:t forth : Kl.l i;li \TFD
< . ! ( \( rt) 1 i it am! 1< ’ il l 1,1! at '„Lii!*-
office, Washington, D. C.
_ à. ¿It LU VJ
««!• u. retail. TI «*»-;«•: r • • d tiGUA brer
••tfv . » r «f* n,‘rt'tprn v ». ¡ :
G. Cotrell. San Francisco, Cal., i rv
on d ran oh*, and in 1 <i'*le.t.
vSnlli
1.0 .
< • » : L gwükt »T.. .. , r . o t
roller mill; W. H. Empey, San
N«Vt rv. FDK FI FI.iCA i i»)N.
Jose, harness pad; P. Frichette.
I.aiid < >rice a< Royi'luir, . (lri-cm ^
Jan. 7. l-*7.
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Sheridan, Cal., cultivator; C. Kolt- {
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TiCK
is
in'ii-hy
i
i\«-n
that
thi*
f»»li».w-
,1 Ô
ler, Oakland, Cal., sew ing machine;
iny-nar.icd si (tit-r Las fill'd notice of his
r f c - T v C V 'i i í.;-> > - ' ’ “ 1
J. D. Pay ne, Blanco, Cal., animal
intention to make linnl jiroof in .ii:jijnrt of
*3 y i ; _ t* 7
r-.>. .'V -
ii s claim, and tiiat saiu proof will l*o made
exterminator; D. C. Wilgns. Los
*
J.‘.< -r F o n t-y e a r s ’
before the ch rk <>f tiie county court <>f Coos
rv
■ :■» in »ho
Angeles. Cal., «>il can. wrench and
. ;ir .
i »1 ir.'.ro
Co., ( Irej»., at Empire City, Orer*.. «'it Wed­
th e n tin e ¡{u ii.lrv .!
h &{ &s*t------
tool for bicycles.
nesday. Fel*. Co, 1KS7. viz: Geortfe W. Clin­
bj
• T ;.m .vul T : !i 1 í :■ |i i t .'lii, in
i)omc aitò jarnt.
N. P. Hansen, Prep.
. 80 acres of land about 25 acres I
AULING done to suit the times-
cleared 12 or II acres o f g o o d b u t- ,
Shinales. Shakes amlx»ickets famish.
tom laud in meadow and pardon; ; t.d oll
notioe.
about 100 fruit tribes most of which
A. G. Aiken,
Coquille
City,(h;n,
C o q u ille C ity . Ogn. nro; l)enrin^,; i,,0,,i.v of gootl out- j v4n29
Will sell '
Mrs. A .G . Aiken.
K. .. E. B
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t gv*o»l h ! Mrs. C. W. Olive.
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. witli tiie place a cou m ca»i,a
O L IV E & AIK EN .
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I coolc stove, cliickeus and fanuiogl
H
STABLE,
F or S a l e .—80 acres o f good |
bottom land two miles from Co­
quille City. A fine house on the i
premises. Price, 81100; the best
bargain ever offered on the river.
Call on \V. L. Laird.
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M illinery Store!!
i/4 jiü V* y
A L a rg e V a r ie ty o f
Meat Market,
T li e X j attest S t y l e s
iV o lle e .
The traveling public wishing to!
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U A D IE S AND O H ’IIDP.EN
PADcN & COMPANY, Props.,
s h a t s
r'lo-^rers^ C s tr ic li
O regon ,
T ^ l'a m es and.
\ j ity .
Tips-
i r ]. 2 i ’ p Constantly <*I 1 hand a ”»K
*»1
L aces,
Supply of fr»-sh aud choice meats, and
Dflivcr the samo to any point of tin»'rivo?
ZESifoTccus,
on Short Notice.
inw * ?
and. O r n a m e n t s .
Ruching 'Embroidery
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1 Veiling. Scarfs etc« etc.
a
r
visit anyfpart of Oregon or Wash-j p
ington territory, will find it greatly j koCj
to their inteiest anil comfoit to go
by the Empire City and Drain
Have lust received at
tlie ir n e w
5.’ McDuiTee,
E.
Fairview, Or. j
•»»
Station Stage Line.
Over two-
thirds of this^line is on a smooth,
hard sea beacli and on one of Ore­
gon’s most beautiful rivers.
fifcseP Stages run all winter, leav­
i
Hats trimed to order a speciality.
ing Empire City every Monday,
Straw, Plush, Silk, Satin or Velvet, whicl
Patents obtained, aud all PA T- we will sell cheap for c a s h .
vln6.
Wednesday and Friday.
E N T B U S IN E S S Attended to
Fare to Portland only 814.40.
P R O M P T L Y nnd for M O D E R -
ulL
A TE FE E S.
I\ l> 0 S C S I'S T i l l : S T A T E .
Our ollic»* is oj.poJtp the U. S.
Denmark, Curry Co. Or. Patent Office, ami we can obtain i
patents in less time than those re- i
Dec. 15th ’8(5.
II. AY. Cottle, Esqr.. Secy State mote from AY fish ington.
Send Model or Drawing.
AA~e
Insurance Co. .Salem Oregon. Dear
sir.- L wish to express my satisfac­ advise as to patentability tree of
tion mid gratitude to The State for charge; and we make X o Chan/r
the prompt ami generous adjust­ l ulcus Pdlcnt is Secured.
Empire CitY and Drain's Station,
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refer,
here,
to
the
Postmas­
ment and payment of my loss
STAGE and STEAMBOAT line!
caused by the burning of my house ter, Supt. of Money Order l)iv.,
on Oct. 2()th, ’8(i. and issued.
J and to officials of the V. S. Patent
Carrying: The U- S- Mails
feel saiisfitd that The Stuie.through Office. For circular, advice, terms
Wells. Fargo & Co’s
its »»fficers. desire in all cases to and references to actual clients in
do as near the right as they can. your own State or County, write to
P
CHEAPEST!
QnicICEst i i Best
land do not seek by technicalities to
! cause delay, or avoid payment, but
| are actuated by a spirit of fairness
land honor not always seen in In­
surance companies.
i ! lit very lesp<‘cti»• 11v,
(signed) J. .V. Dutton.
n*21-9w
NOTICE FUii IM HLH'A I * !'N.
LantlOmoe at ! !»«>.- ■ *eir_r. ( ir.- *» :
D‘.-c. :u. is. s.
1 11 i >\V—
O’i'tnî-: is hiTi-hv .-¡wn that il
N liijj-nuiu »! -vt.thT lias til
i-e o f
his intention (-> >. :-.k lin-it p
a sup-
1 J’.V i 11
p»;it «>f 1.is claim, .ad tha. s.i;
!*<• raadi* [u fi
li l t ' Í *.t rk o f
i L 1' ! ’• nty
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r.i' i.iv lVbru...y !.» ;!i. 1- 7. viz:
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Or. oil
oni i !. lir.sk in. Piv-ciaoi i"It ¡ ‘ . ti. y.,.
1 for 1 :!if l>-:s and -! >> i ‘4. • ,»»’ a . TV
:4. St -. 2 . Tp. 28 S. K. 1 2 west Wil Î.λ r.
ilo um nus tito following
prove hi ; • > riti. »: r si Vu ;•:* !!•?•»’ i mil
. .. Vll; no ,.'tid !«.n»! viz:
A. F. C.:i; \i r 1 of J'i.ii" i»*». ‘ ’ * m • -; ( i ,
(4. VV. t »HV V t
* * lì » i!
M. D. Cui !Í¡; i of Mur.-biVd. i \ „
A!’ ' ■ :i 11,
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at ♦!«« s lt'i' t : : ■ at! ni \ :
j : i < nip !» :i i . !>.
¡ 471’., for * lit'S. \V. }4 St-c 2 Tp .
s.
west, V. i!, yj,. ...
.Aliali'.V F. » t •! !. • r.
Express
€5« A « S n o w
Co»
Opposite Patent ( Hliee,
AA ashington, D. C.
T in - r .I V E R S ’ ( H I D E ,
lit i S ept, m id Murd)|
c # : h j i u r . 4 « 3 1 2 pages,
S ' j i U V j I n d i e s ,«« Itl. o ver
3 ,5 0 0
lllu c tr a t lo n c - •
w h o le P ie tu re O a lle ry ,
G I V E S W b o l e e a l e Pileea
d irect to connum rr* o n a l l g o o d « f o t
|H r .o n :;! o r f a m i l y u m *. T e ll« lio w to
o rd e r, a n il given e x a c t co st o t e v e r y *
t ilin g y o u u se , e a t, d r i n k , w e a r , or
h a v e f u n w i t h . T h e se I X Y A I A 'A B I .K
liO O K -S c o n t a in i n f o r m a t io n g le a n e d
fr o m th e m a r k e t s o f th e w o r ld . W e
w i l l m a il u u i .i y F R E E to a n ,- a d ­
dress u p o n re ce ip t o f 10 e ts. to d« fra y
expen se o f m a i l i n g . L e t u s h e a r fr o m
you.
lle s p e e t fU lly ,
M O N T G O M E R Y W A R D & CO.
Jartis, C o r n i & Co.
I E A VS US EMF1RF CITY AND DRAINS
1 ;
STATION EVERY
M O N D A Y , WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
The steamer JUNO or RESTLESS meets
the stage at the mouth of the Umpqua.
New and comfortable stages.
Fare to Portland by this route $14..r>0.
Each passenger allowed .71 pounds of baggage
Passengers are requested to be in Empire
City the night before departure.
Any information in regard to the above
line can be prticured at the Blarco or Central
I hotels in Marshfield, and the post office
; iu any public he rue in Empire.
‘¿ 2 7 A 221) W a b a sh A ven u e, l IdcRgo, 11!
A V ery Great Bargain.
CCSQUILtZeE M I L L
— AND—
’» ' 1 •:>:« f:*• >r*i (V
i * ■ er. -> l«.:t»;ui.40 tit':
be red atul about 20 seeded to tame grass;
good dwelling 24x22 frame r i-itio, good bee-
liouse. good orchard, etc., » ;c.
l ’i c for
p uee al-ue, S2.t-oi»: > r. including a span of
liora*.:. yol:«* of ealtre aud other cattle to
the number of 20 head insluding five cows,
besides many otht r variable things about
the place 2..7)0. l! is really a rare bargain.
Call at this office.
nl ltf
f\:\
lit- nan ■as tin' following
provo hi« o'liitmuous rosidnua* ujion. and
j cultivation < f. aid land, viz:
j B. H. 11 itsLin < of L airvicw, C ook (’»»..
j G. W.Gay
i
Oregon,
j Alvin Sin it li I of Marshfield. Coo Co.
Coquille City, Oregon,
\ M .D . Cuilipl
Oregon.
Gha.x.
W.
JoluiK'ia,
— D e m . k k k i n —
ton, pre-empt ion D. S. No.
tor the lots
jnnll
Ib
gist
r.
4. T>. niul 1 !. ¡vc. CL. Tp. CS. S. It. 1C West.
( lroeeri<*8, Provisions, Canned fruit
Wil. Mer.
and i eget.'bles,
lie names the following witnesses to prove
Over 6 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 PEOPLE USE
i Flour, Meal, Bacon, and Lard,
his contiiinous residi'iice U[vin. ami cultiva­
tion of, said land, viz:
O. M . F E R R Y it C O . i
T o b a c c o , C ig » « S
James Iiiimlt 1
All of
tí
£
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n
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Candy,
Nuts,
I nuts, and Notions.
Isaac Chandler i
Gravel l ord,
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LARGEST SEEDSMEN
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1 . 5
W. T. Krady f
Coos Co.
t’n the tcorld.
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W. A. Johnson J
Oregon.
D.M. FERRY A CO'S
Dot-
A fresh aud choice supply of Beef
Chns. NS. Johnston,
frlptl*i‘ \ I rlrnl
»-’J
Hegistcr.
SCEDfl.VTJU
and other Meats.
n4i)
Vug Company!!
— DEALERS IN—
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
— AND ALL KINDS OF —
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a :.d l’ ( r-s>fn enun-
tli.* U n ited
t* 1
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»• :-s < f Ihr S -ienliflo
i. ii.ire
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r ic a « co n : m i ; o ■- as
f, patent s, «• iv ■<
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«, e fe .. f* r t
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f*r*»eDü in í'anH '1 , ! -.U1 •• ri*«. F ran ce,
0
r .■ s T h - r e * p « r i-
(iia îed anil »hoir L i m t i f s a m uri«ur-
.
A horrible occurrence, which
brought about the death of Patrick
• ■ • • • • •. ». • l 1
and Charles McDermott, farmers,! I p - n. i» i:
; « a nd
'c if. C ion v j.r r ; vr. d a nd fll«d
is reported from Bloomington, this
t on t 0 2 : c on s o r t r.' ’ ». T e r m , v.-ry
So vi.-i rgr . a - a. .a (io n o f m odnla
state. Several weeks ago Patrick I ot draw n r« A d v » 3 hy m r i i f r » «
IV •
.iifa iin -., 1 lirjiTgh .Li 1 . i "o a r » n » t i.--d
i n i : » n « I F A T I I T C A ’' i F i i l C . \ \ , e b i c l i I i m
got drunk, laid out of doors, and
ti ■ la rpest circ n la ti n and 1 1 » nto l iiitln m lia l
’ » ..-p a p e r o f its k .n d p ih li . i in th o w orld.
froze both legs and both arms,
T h e advantaffee o f ea ch a n o tic e every pa te n te *
u n d e r sta n d s
i.irftr and s p lrn d id lv i!ln * tra te d nevrspar>«r
which afterward had t<* be ampu-l Is 'I p 1r iih s li-h
r d \\
I . Y al ♦3.DÜ a year, »n il ie
lit a d to b e ii.» b e •* pa. e t d e v o te d t o i c i e M a
tated. Today lews reached here ; a m d e in c iia
r r s, in v rrition », e rirm ce : inu w orks, ana
o th e r d e p a rtn ie n is o f in d u stria l pr<>irr»ss. p u b -
that both Pat and his brother are i lia n ad in any c o u n tr y . It c o n t a i n * I k e m u m > o f
all p a ten tees a nd title o f every in v en tio n p a te n te d
rn w r .k . T ry it fo u r u ion tlis fur o n e d o lla r.
dead, th«> latter dying from the of- ! ea
S old b y all n rw sdealera.
I f y ou h ave an in v e n tio n to p a te n t w rite t o
fects of drinking the liquor with
M u n n 4 C o ., p u b lis h e r , o f S cie n tific A m e rica n ,
3b 1 Broadw ay, New Y ork
which his brother’s legs and arms
H a n d b o o k about p a ten t, m ailed free,
had been bathed. Neb. dispatch. :
r*TaTT V
Aaron Fuller a gentleman from
Grants Pass w ho came here to view \
this land of rainsaud juild winters, i
has loca(e»l on Fourmilo creek,
(’¡i |)l. IVI g [ ÀdNcr.-MühiH,
which (as indicated by its name) ;
LIZZIE
is four miles south of Buudou.
That is a section of country of
which but little was heard before,'
but it is now rapidly filling up
with a thirty and energetic people,
who are busily engaged at building as
fencing, anti clearing. They [have
a gootl two-story school house,nice- j
ly furnished with victor desks.,
Altogether it is now a thriving!
neighborhood giving promise of
future exports of beef, butter,pork,
..
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FERRY’S SEEDS
F o r IS C F
NOTICE FOR FI IJLICATION.
(land fjflioe at Roseluirg, Oregon,!
Jan. 7, 1X87.
f
OTH’E is hereby given Hint tho follow­
ing-named settler has tiled notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will ho made
before the Clerk of the county court of C o o k
Co., Oreg. at Empire City, Oreg., on Wed­
nesday Feb. 2J, 1887, viz: It. C. Robinson,
pre-emption I). S. No. 4
for the S. NV. >4
of S. K. ,l|. E. % o f S. W. % and S. E. }±, of
N- W. H, Sec.d, Tp. 21), S. It. Id West, V . M.
He names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva­
\ I ILL run rei-nlarly to this ^'nep f(,r tion »jf, said land, viz:
, , „„„ v™ , h.vini t*(.n rt.rt.red b, Wash ( . I.ullurd 1 o f Norway, Coos countv,
3'r. Lyons for that time,
John Parrot
Oregon.
T. J. P a tty
of Coquille City, CimsC«»., Or.
T E C IE
T=3T?.T"PVNT
L. HarlocKer of Empire City, Coos Co.. Or.
Chas. W. Johnston,
Isn dry, safe schooner, mill Capt. “Dick”
®
0®
Register.
SH p«reful and courteous umster. Froi^hl
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T. V. Nichols,
CABINET
N
PRIEN,
clu apeHt.
MAKER.
Bandon, Oregon,
, I’icturo Frames, Door and Window Frames
mutton, 7 wool and other 1
prtxluets of | „,..,
1 ,. oawg ljleu and rurnitnre K
.. piiaiivd. ”
luiiue,
tllO farm, vulluys, anti lilllsidos. All workdont* to unlor. Prices UcitHonAblc.
Ed. Crook, a well known old resi- location: Near Gold Beach Hotel.
dent of Curry is tho leading dairy-
_ _ _ _
man in that section but no report
BLOODED
FOW LS.
is at hand as to tho quantity o f Pure bred Brown Leghorn and Plymouth
last year’s pack. The valley is ii; ,tock Poultry for sale by Derward B.Cart-
Coos county.—Gazette.
;
^oncolla, Douglas Connty^^
LAIRD & JOHNSON
will lx1 imtilod
FR F.E t o nil
Mpi.lu'Jtr.lH. nml
t o lutt M u o a 'i
custom ers
w ithout o r­
dering it.
/n r,i luable to
all. E very p er.
Ion mini) Gar-
•ten. Field or
Flmrer HliEONxAoitM
lend fu r it. AddruH
D. IN. rERRY & CO.
Dotroit, M ica
ill
The now A 1 Schooner
P arkersburg ,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ttí
Land Oliice at Rosehurg, Oregon, )
January 14,1887.”
f
'OTICK is hereby given that the follow ­
ing-named sett ier has filed notice o f
his intention to make final proof in support
of his claim and that said proof will be
made before tin* Clerk of the County Court
of Ciyos County. Or., at Empire City, Oreg.,
on Friday, March 4th, 1887, viz:E. 1). Mvers.
B I V E E
D E
pre-emption I). S. No. 4<»88 for the N. W. «4
I I 7 I L L Run on no oih« r Route. T’his
Sec. 20, Tp. 28 S. U. 12 w»*st, W. M.
VY
vessel having i:.ado r.; x round trips
He names the following witnesses to
n
the
last
six months, is nippmed to keep
prove his continuous residence upon, and
up
her
past
record, and v i 1! until further
cultivation of, said land, viz:
notice,
on
and
after November loth, dtlivr
J. F. Scliroeder
freight
to
Copuille
City and nil points on
S. L. Be lieu
all of Norway,
the lower river at the following rates:
•lohn Morgan
Coos County
Flour $8 per ton, salt, nails, iron and coal
J. W. Hanelint
< )regon.
$2.1*0, other freight $4 per ton.
Chan. W. Johnston,
C ogu iL L K M i i . l A T u n C o m p a n y .
v 4 ii 12
j««11“ »
Register.
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■{ Randolpii, Oregon: ¡*
J. W a l s e r ? P rop.
Beer of Lest anal ity always to be
lmd nt the Brewery, and orders
from all parts filled promptly.
vnJ3
CASH STORE!
Main Street, Coquille City Ogn.,
A- L- Nosier. Proprietor-
Gents Clothing, Boots and Shoes.
Clocks, Cutlery, etc.
KALER in Groceries. Provisions. Flour,
Lard, Beans. Candies, nuts, Tobacco,
Cigars, Cigarettes, etc., etc.
O
C
e dar
,
f i r ,, a s h
, ‘ m a p l e ,
m yrtle ,
Alder and spruce lumber alwaysjon
hand and for sale at the lowest rates.
TO
W I
N G
By the Tug K A T IE COOK, on
the l iver and bar, tit reasonable rates.
Timber, match-wood and stave tim­
ber purchased.
Orders for lumber filled in quanti­
ties to huit, and at the lowest living
rates.
J. PARKER,
CHAS. F. DOE.
Parkersburg Coos county Oregon,
vl n!8tf.
POST
OFFICE
Store,
0. ANDREWS
P R O P R IE T O R ,
C O N STAN TLY
Keeps
An assortment of
Boots and shoes,
Hats aud caps,
Stationery, Inks,
Dry goods ant1
Clothing La­
dies, Gents
and CLihlrens
BLACK-SM ITHING
General fur­
nishing goods;
-A.3STID
also groceries,
E T c r s e -S lr c e ln s '
Canned goods,
Neatly and promptly done, id the i
Cigars, tobacco
lowest living prices.
Shop next , all<| eutitlies. He pays the high-
door east of Leneve’s drug store, | est price for country produce
Coquille City, Oregon.
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W. Gallier