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Capt. Jas B. Eads, of bridge and nothing so remarkable about it, for interest to deserve the passing
there has been but one light ap­ notice of our local press.
car.al fame, died on the 6tb.
Eil Green, of Eckley, was in
But with regard to this particu­
Captains Parker and Ilackliff propriation during a short session
town Thursday.
visited ill«1 bay Saturday on busi- | since 1881. Cleveland ha? noth­ lar instance in which “ Bad Man”
Johnny Hmue was doing the
in»; to lose on the Pacific coast, the finds fault with me for speaking,
ness.
town Thursday.
Pacific states did all in their power I contend that there is no question
The noted preacher of Plymouth
to defeat him. It is well enough which requires to be more tlioroug-
Mr. T. Wilson, of Myrtle Point,
church, Henry Ward Beadier, is
to keep a little money in the treas­ ly canvassed and sifted and ventil­
spent Thursday in this place.
dead.
ury; we might have another Modoc ated than the subject of the proper
Capt. Rackliff was a passenger
Revenue Inspector Nelson of war.
Had Grant had money education of our children. If Miss
down on the steamer Thursday.
Portland arrived on the river yes­ at his command to have hired five Lehman is a thoroughly energetic
Mr. 1). Giles, “ mine host” of the terday.
good Oregon volunteers, sixty Dig­ aud good teacher, and a model
Myrtle Point hotel, was in t 07.11
Mrs. L. Harlocker, wife of our gers would not have set at defiance woman, let it not become stale be­
Thursday.
high sheriff, is sorely atllii ted with 50,000,0w0 of people for two months cause hundreds say it and keep on
Sheriff Hurlockor made us a quinsy.
nor would we have bail a Caubyor saying it. If she has built a side­
pleasant visit on Tuesday.
Cull
John Snyder, of the Western T horn as to have buried. B. T. \V. walk let not “ Bad Man” think that
again. Lent
hotel, Marshfield, spent Sunday in says let the surplus increase until it is an “ imaginary” sidewalk, but
G. Webster formerly of Coos this place.
it stands like Ossa upon Peliou, so let him roll up his pants and try the
bay is publishing the Messenger
M rs. Emerson, of Marshfield, that the people may behold from solidity of the timbers by dancing
at San Miguel, Cal.
spent yesterday and the day be­ afar the enormous sums that they a jig upon it, for it is free to him
Mr. Baghy, of Norway, is sorely fore on the river.
are paying, ignorantly it may be as well as to everyone else. If he
atHieted with an affection of the j
wants to become convinced of her
’Squire Lathrop has gone to with some, but certainly by all.
liver, and is very fe Lie.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher died theatrical talents, let him go and
take up his abode with John Sny­
The schooner Helen Merriam | der at Marshfield.
at 0:30 last Tuesday morning the hear her, and the children she has
8tb inst. Had he wound up his taught, in their next theatrical per­
sailed from this river for San j
John P. Lucas of Paluso City,
Francisco Wednesday last.
earthly career 40 years ago lie formance. And last, but not least,
W. T., is the father of 33 children#
Mr. F. Schetter and Mr. G. M . and claims to be the champion would have been mourned by all surely no oue who gazes upon her
Loggie, of Empire, arrived here father of the world barring Mor­ Christians: but he outlived his faith. pretty figure, ornamented with be­
Ho was a great man, and his death coming colors, ns she walks briskly
from the bay on Wednesday.
al an s.
leaves a void. In the whole coun­ (and she always walks briskly)
Mrs. U. II. lvosa. of Bandon,and
At the late school meeting at try there is no person to take his down the street, can accuse Miss
her sister. Miss Florence Lowe, Myrtle Point Jas. II. Matheny was
Lehman of being arrayed in “imag­
were here Tuesday visiting fiiends. elected director, and E. Bender, place in Plymouth pulpit.
Your correspondent having kept inary” garments. Eie! “ Bad Man,”
Persons wishing to borrow’ mon­ clerk.
on the windward side of a severe you ought to have known better.
ey on goxl real estate security,
Notwithstanding the tie-up of winter here is now fully prepared Now don’t talk to me again about
will do well to inquire at this cilice. the Beaver slough steamer passen­
“ adulation” for there is none of
to endure the climate of Alaska,
The mill failed to run on Wed- gers are put through on that line and should you not hear from him that about
A Father.
nesday, caused by the late arrival on good time.
any more you must conclude that
Coquille City, March 14, 1887.
of some of the hands.
Spur up,
All those indebted to the firm he is scaling the summit of an ice
M A R R I E ll.
boys.
of Johnson & Laird, will please berg, or playing with the Polar
The schooner Free Trade was come forward and settle at once.
At Empire City, March 12, Gustav R. B.
bear.
Brandt
to Miss Agnes Fisher.
towed into the Coquille river on
Johnson <fc Laird.
“ Cor.”
It O K A .
Thursday by the tug Katie Cook,
March 10. 1887.
N o t i c e - Rev. T. P. Haynes will
Captain Floyd.
In Coquille City, March If, 1887, to the
not be at Fishtrap the 3rd Sun­
wife
of Capt. George W. Leneve, a son.
Mr. Thus. G. Kearns, the postal day in this month, and desires to
Ed. H e r a l d : —The “ Bad Man
inspector, visited -the river last call attention to that fact.
D n u 'l E x p e r im e n t .
from AYieked Hollow’’ takes me to
week, and inspected the office at
You cannot afford to waste time in exper­
Miss Levelle Clinkiubeard is task for praising, in common with
imenting
when your lungs are in danger.
this place on Wednesday.
teaching her fourth term of school all other right-minded inhabitants
Consumption always seems, at first, only a
H. W. Holverstott, of Fairview. for this school year at Aaronsville. of this district, our clever, amiable cold. Do nol permit any dealer to impose
and excellent school teacher Miss upon you with some cheap imitation o f Dr.
was in town on Thursday, and was She is an excellent teacher.
King’ s New Discovery for Consumption,
much pleased with the wagon built
We are just now receiving the Lehman, and for giving expression Coughs and Colds, but be sure you get the
for him by Gallier & Son.
papers, letters and other mail from to those praises through your wide­ genuine. Because he oan make more profit he
Mr. Marshall, a late arrival from Salem mailed there during the ly circulating journal. And to em­ ha« something jest as good, or just the
California, and an old acquaintance late session of the late legislature. phasize his disgust, he narrates a same. Don’ t be deceived, but insist upon
little anecdote (after the manner of get ing Dr. King’ s New Discovery, which is
of Will Hood’s of upper South Co­
guaranteed to give relief in all Throat, Lung
A friend writing from Myrtle
/Esop,
only
that
he
leaves
the
ani­
and Chest affections. Trial bottles free nt
quille, was m town Thursday.
Point, says:
Score oue fur Her-
J.
H. Nosier’ s drug store.
mals out) about an imaginary king
Those desiring a large picture of mann for our new daily mail up
who wanted to palm himself off as
Patents granted to citizens of the
the Coquille City school grouped and down the river. AN e say, Amen!
a regular Boston dude upon n full Pacific states during the past week,
together, should call on Miss Leh­
It is likely that one of the steam­ suit of nothing. Now I have no
man and get one. Price only $1.
ers will make a trip to the bay quarrel with the “ Bad Man,” aud and reported expressly for the
Wrm. Volkmar and C. Deitz of monthly till the coal mines start in fact I am truly sorry lie is bad H e r a l d by C. A. Snow & Co.,
Myitie Point spent W ednesday in up, when they will likely run as and hope he will mend his ways patent lawyers, opposite U. S.
patent office, AVashington, D. C.
this pla^e. The former visite Itlie formerly.
while there is time left for repen­
E. Boe.sch, San Francisco, Cal.,
beach 0:1 Thursday for the first
J. J. Wilson, the watchmaker, is tance. and in order to assist him to
lantern; H. B. Cole, Riverside,Cal.,
time in 28 years.
at Empire working this way. Ho do so I am going to give him a few tree prop; \Y. 8. Doan, Sacramen­
Teachers wanting certificates will stop a short time here anil all pointers.
to, Cal., car coupling; L. Ford, Sau
must obtain them at one of the should avail themselves of the op­
In a frontier coun!ry like this, Francisco. Cal., water filter; II. T.
quarterly examinations hereafter. portunity of getting work done in then, let me tell you, “ Bad Man
Hazard, Los Angeles, Cal., cart­
See the notice and attend here or his line.
from Wicked Hollow,” where we ridge loading machine; P. D. Hor­
Marshfield on the 30 and 31st inst.
Mandall <fc Batch in the U. S. are, to say the least of it, not over­ ton, Oakland, Cal., slate washer;
The lodge of Independent Order district court at Portland 011 Mon­ burdened with any superfluous E. Hosford, Oakland, Cal., boiler
of Good Templars of this place will day a week obtained a decree pro population, wo need items that for heating water; F. Payne, East
give an open meeting aud pound confesso against the
Oregon would not perhaps be deemed of Portland, Oreg., pulverizing ma­
party on the 24th inst. Every ru.au, Southern Improvement company of the highest importance in crowd­ chine; J. \V. Redfield, Glendale,
ed cities. If we take up one of the fire arm; J. Richards San Francis­
woniau and child are invited to at­ this county.
tend and bring a pound of some­
The schooners Parkersburg and London daily newspapers, we are co, Cal., stop valve; C. A. Smith,
thing.
Coquille were towed to sea on most likely to find in one of the San Francisco, vessell propeller;
The small amount of stock lost Saturday by Capt. l ’loyd, aud at “ fashionable” pages that Her Most J. P. Tiereney, Oakland, transom
by the snow of February, is sur­ one o’clock Sunday morning lie Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria ventilator; AV. H. AVorth, Petalu­
prising. We kuewr that most peo­ took the Lizzie Prien in tow and breakfasted on mush and milk, and ma, Cal., grape stemmer.
ple had no feed prepared, and that towed her to sea in good shape. then went out riding with Her
For real good bargains, go to
as long as the range was covered Thus the river is clear of ocean Royal Highness the Princess Nosler’s drugstore in this place.
Beatrice, with Lord Thingumajig
with snow, cattle would suffer for craft except the Free Trade.
He is selling goods extremely
:and the Marquis of Thingumbob
want of food.
The Marine Engineers’ associa­
cheap, aud keeps nothing but the
as
equerries
in
waiting.
Or
we
We understand an important tion, No. 52, will hold its annual
best
tf.
may discover that His Serene
change in the road through Mc- eleciion on the last Saturday in
T h e M a il A g a in .
Highness Prince Teck, accompani­
Quigg’s place, a mile from town on March—26th inst—at Marshfield.
ed by the Grand Duke of Mackac-
Ed. H e r a l d : — You are away off
the route to the bay, is contempla­ All members are respectfully in­
kiac, took a stroll this afternoon in in regard to the mail.
The hole
ted. A heavy praiie will he avoid­ vited to be present.
the grounds attached to the Royal you speak of through which the
ed, which will necessitate a bridge,
T. A. Lewis,
R. Cordis,
Palace. Well, if we take up the letter mail comes is pulled through
or at least make it feasible to build
Prisident
Secretary.
Coquille City H e r a l d , perhaps we after him by the mail carrier. He
a much needed one.
Mr. I. P. Wahlstead will be on are informed that “ Uncle” ’Rastus is obliged to do this to preserve it
"Word from Sixes is to the effect the river next week soliciting or­ Wliatyecallim went to the bay. for next trip. AVe suppose if it
that Green lost 14 head of cattle by ders for crayon work. He enlarges This is all right and as it should were braced and greased it might
stand the extra service, but you
the 8Dow of two weeks ago, James photos to 20x24 for the low price be. T here is a social harmoDy must remember the snow has been
W. Wilson five head, w hile Cald­ of $15, the usual price of which is which the ancients called “ the fit­ very deep, besides it would not
well and Haines lost none so far as $25 or $30 in San Francisco. He ness of things,” and “ Bad Man” look nice to see the hole sticking
known.
Also that the Salmon carries as a sample a finely execut­ must remember that we are all out over a canon like a ships jib-
boom after the snow had melted
Mountain Mining company had ed picture of a well known Co-
kings
and
queens
here,
and
that
away.
quiller. Give him your order.
reopened operations.
Rover.
the condition, say of John Dean’s
F R O M R O N E B IR G .
Capt A. B. Young who has been
Dora, March 11, ’87.
arm, is of much more importance
with Capt Butler on the steamer
Ed. H e i i a l d : —The winter has to us, than is Queen Victoria’s
Stored I l i a L ir e .
Empire for several months return­ broken, and every indication is appetite or the health of His Serene
ed last week, passing down on the favorable to continued good spring Highness Prince Teck. There are Mr. D. I. WilcoxHon, of Horso Cave, Ky.,
weather. Grass is growing nicely some few people who seem to think Hftyn ho was, for many years, lmdly afflicted
Antelope on Thursday. The Capt. now, and stock doing well.
The that what they are pleased to deem with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the pains were
says this is the roughest winter ! loss this winter has been some be- trivial personal notices had better almost unendurable and would sometimes
along the coast that he has ever ! yond the average, and will have be omitted from a local newspaper. almost throw him into convulsions. He tried
| the effect of teaching our farmers Let them, and amoDgst them the Electrio Bitters and got relief from the first
seen here.
bottle and after taking six bottles, was en­
I to look out in the future fer the “ Bad Man,” remember that what tirely cured, aud had gained in flesh eight­
T . M. and W. P. Hermann, and I Italy of Oregon.
they may happen to have heard een pounds. Says he positively Imlieves he
Ed Majory passed down with a raft
AVe have a new deputy postmast­ before, or what may not appear would have died, had it not been for the re­
of 240 ash, cellar anil fir logs Thurs­ er.
very important to them, might lief afforded by Electrio Bitters. Sold, at
At the school meeting last Mon­ possibly be of no slight interest to fifty oents a bottle by J. H. Nosler’ s.
day from South Coquille. They
day
it was decided to build a $4,000 other parties. Coos against the
go to Parker’s mill. A similar raft
¿ X SHERW OOD,
school house. AYI 10 says our chil­ world, is our motto, aud, in this
of 150 logs will be brought down dren won’t learn now?
little world of ours of Southwestern A t t o r n e y a t L a w
by these gentlemen by next rise in
a m d N o t a r y P u b l ic .
The president has vetoed the Oregon, there can be but few oc­
river and harlior bill.
There is currences that are not of sufficient Coquille, Coos County, Oregon.
the river.
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B u r k l o u ’ w A r n ic a N a iv e .
The best h ;»1 ve in the world for cuts, bruis­
es, sores, ulcers, salt rV.euni, fever sor.s, tet­
ter, chapped hands, chilblains, eon.s, and
all skin eruptions, and posiiiv* :y euro* piles,
or no pay required. It isguatv.nteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by J. H.
Nosier.
NOTICE FOR HUBLICATION.
Land Otlice at ltoseburg, Oregon, 1
March Uth. 1887
1
’V ’ OTICE is hereby given that the follow-
ing-naraed settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make fiualproof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Judge or Clerk of the
county court of Coos county, Oregon, at
Empire City, Oregon, on Thursday, April
«1st, 1887, viz: T. J. Patty, homestead en­
try No. 37:t4. for the S. E. % o f S. W .
and
S. W. \\ o f S. E. ,'4, Sec. 22, and the N. E.
M of N. W . V4 and N. W. % o f N. E. q.K ec.
27, Tp. 28 S. It. 13 West, Wil. Mer.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
L. Iiarlocker , of Empire City, Coos Co. Or.
J. H. Lamb
1 of Coquille City,
C. T. Robison \
Coos county, Oregon.
R. C. Robison *>f Norway, Coos Co., Oregon.
Chas. W. Johnston,
mrir
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon, ^
March 9th, 1887.
I
’V ’’ OTICE is hereby given that the follow-
1 A ing-named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Judge or Clerk of the coun­
ty court of Coos county, Oregon, at Empire
City, Oregon, on Wednesday. April 20, 1887,
viz: Levi C. Gibson, homestead entry No.
4530 for the S. E. h of N. E. h and N. E. M
of S. E. \% und Lot 1 and 2, Sec. 6, Tp. 28
S. R. 12 West, Wil. Mer.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and culti­
vation of, said lands, viz:
S. B. Barrows "j
J.C . Stockman I all of Coquille Giiy,
T. A. Walker
{
Coos County, Greg.
J. T. Nosier
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Chas. W. Johnston,
mrl5
Register.
COAL! COAL! !
W. It. Panteriwill deliver stone coal on
the hank of the river nt his landing for
$2.50 in bulk: in sacks—sacks furnished—
$3 per ton.
v5i)2iitf.
FOR
SALE!
Ten head of young Milch Cows.
Apply to
G. AV. S tev en so n ,
Fairview, Oregon.
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CHICAGO
COTTAGE
ORGAN
Has attained a standard o f excellence which
admits of no superior.
It contains every improvement that Inventive
genius, skill and money can produce.
These excellent
arc celebrated for vol­
ume, quality o f tone r,:;ok response, variety of com­
bination. artistic lie^.j - , Inv.uty in finish, perfect
construction, making i.V -t the most attractive, orna­
mental and deair«biu organs for homes, schools,
churches, lodges, societies, etc.
E S T A B L IS H E D D E P U T A T IO N .
I 'h E q V A L E D F A C IL IT IE S ,
S K IL L E D W O R K M EN ,
BEST M A TE R IA L,
eO M B im C D , M A K B T H IS
THE POPULAR ORGAN
Instruction Books and Piano Stools.
Catalogue* and Price Llats, on application,
CHICA60 COTTAGE ORGAN CO.
831 BLUE ISLAND AVE.,
CHICAGO, ILL.
Land
Agency!
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T li©
T J n c ie r s ig n e d
lEHIsis
O ^EnSTEED
-A -
Laud
Au
ill
IRST
Coquille
C ity
and
Is prepared to buy or sell for
reasonable consideration.
He has the following for sale:
The Greatest Bargain Out
A great chance for Making 'loner,
$32'».—Two splendid lots on a corner, in
the best part o f Coquille City, with good
box house with " L .”
Lots cleared and
COUNSELOR a t L A W—NOTARY PUBLIC
fenced.
This is one of the best bargains
Conveyancer and General Land
ever offered here.
80 acres of the finest fir timber on the
AGENT.
river, 2 miles above Coquille City, near the
Collections Made— Loans
Negotiated-
river, with logging roads to it.
It is esti­
DENMARK, OREGON.
mated that there are 8,000,000 feet of good
Ranches, Wild Land and Town Property
timber on the land.
The land will be sold
bought Hiid sold.
Collections a specialty at a very great bargain.
and proceeds promptly remitted.
The cheapest—148)^ acres 2 miles from
Gravel Ford. 30 acres in cultivation.
All
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
good land goodout range for stock. House
Barn 30x12
OTICE is hereby given that the under- 26x16 with shed addition.
I signed has filed her final account as ad­ good orchard, 5 head o f cattle, lot o f hog«,
Good
ministratrix o f the estate of Win. D. Wagner, 12 stands o f bees, farming tools.
timber cn uncleared portion o f the land.
deceased, and
All for $2290 enquire of J. Stnrdevant on tho
W roN Ksiuv the !’> th uat o r A piul . 1887,
at 2 o’ clock, p. in.
premises or of the undersigned.
has been set apart for the settlement o f said
THREE LOTS.
estate by the Honorable County Court of
A House of 5 rooms centerally located in
Coos county, Oregon, and the hearing of Coquille City very cheap for cash.
any objections thereto.
W HITE CEDAR
Dated Coquille, Oregon, March 8. 1887.
t G O acre8 o f white
cedar timber
I v v land, one-fourth mile from Bear
Mary E. Pugh,
creek. Very Cheap.
(formerly Mary E. Wagner.)
A Brewery for sale—capacity ot six
Administratrix.
barrels. Good Location—Every­
thing
convenient.
Satisfactory r.aaons
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
given for wishing to sell.
"VTOTICE is hereby giwen that the under-
ne and a half acres one-half mile from
i i «igned has filed his final account ar ad­
Coquille City, on stage road: house of
ministrator of the estate of Titan B. Willard, five rooms, wood-shed, good cistern, 150
deceased, and
fruit trees, some bearing—Very cheap.
W E D N E SD A Y , TH E 6 t H D AT OF A p H I L , 1887,
t ‘- 4 7 RCreB °*i North fork near Gravel
l O I Ford; 23 acres cleared, house 16x26,
at 1 o’ clrck. p. m.
has been set apart for the settlement o f said barn 30x54, smokehouse, wood-shed, »bee
estate by the Honorable County court of house; 4 stands of l»ees. 2 cows, household
Coos county, Oregon, and the hearing of and kitchen furniture, farmiug tools, wagon
and harness, 15 acres o f crops; range out­
any objections thereto.
side and convenient for 100 head of stock,
Dnted Coquille, Oregon. March 8. 1887.
is less than one mile from school house and
Thus. B. Willard,
post offee—$2500.
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Administrator.
» 41 acres. 4 miles
Parkersburg,
) « on Coquille river: 25 ncres bottom—
Bandon Beach Estate ( 6 6 3 Acres( balance bench aud hill land. House 20x28
barn 42x60; good, young orchard, bearing;
For Sale.
good timber on the on the place; good out­
CONTAINING the RACE COURSE, AGATE side range for stock. Price. 1250.
Beach, HoraeBhoe Bay, the Renowned Caves. The ^<1500 for 160 acres of land. 80 acres utider
fence, (W0 fruit trees house, barn 60X40.
latter are about in the center of the beach resorted
to for health aud recreation, and which, down to V gi od range for cattle adjoining.
ft r House and two lots in Coquille
low water line is the exclusive property of the
r
p
City;
very cheap.
owner by rifiht of patent. The frontage on the
beach, which is nearly a mile in length, has an un­ ‘ H O ACRES on Coquille river, 80 acre«
obscured view of the l'aciflc Ocean, and is admir­ w t O bottom land, 6 acres cleared, bal­
ance good titular, cedar «ml fir -convenient
ably adapted for villas, hotels, etc., tho northern to log.
Small house with three rooms,
boundary adjoining the lauds of A. Glromi, the $2200. Or, 120 acres including the bottom
entire frontage of which has been already disposed land and house 81200—a splendid chance
of lu building lots. The beach itself extends to a for one wishing to make a home.
Liberal
considerable distance north of the fronta««, aud terms given.
also south of it, and contains a large quantity of
One choice business lot in Coquille C it/
red aud white cedar, redwood, spruce, ash, maple —very desirable.
J- H- UPTON,
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and myrtle brought in by every tide. The paten­
tee is also entitled to all mines, minerals, medici­
nal springs, clam and oyster beds, waifs and estrays
thereon.
The temperature la nnequaled in the United
8tates for equability, there being only 13 degrees
between the monthly mean of January, the coldest
month of the year—the average of which is 46 deg.
—and that of July and August, the hottest—the av­
erage of which is S9 (see Signal Service Report).
The inside lands, about 340 acres of which are more
or less cleared laud under fence are suitable for
dairying, or raising cattle or aheep as well as for
grain, roots, etc., and the entire when cleared (and
this is easily accomplished, as the timber has been
permitted to grow only since tho white man settled
here about 30 years since,) will maintain a large
number of cattle, and also adapted for for the ordi­
nary products of agriculture in a temperate climate.
Easy terms will be given, nearly the entire pur­
chase niouey being allowed to lie on the lauds for a
long time,
The northern line of these inside
lauds is only half a mile from the postoftice, store,
shipping wharves, etc., of the rising seaport town
of Bandon, which is situated at the mouth of the
Coquille, a river navigable for seagoing ships for
81) or 40 miles from lta mouth, and where building
lots of a frontage of 30 feet are selling for 8600 and
upwards. This Is an opportunity for industrious
and enterprising people, rarely met with. The
price sought for at present is ouly at the rate of £¡3
per acre. Apply to GEORGE BENNETT, Bandon.
Coos County, Oregon.
A BARGAIN.
ncres at Gravel Ford, all bottom
I « J O land.
50 aores under cultivation,
30 aores good pasture. Oue o f the best
places on the North fork; would make a
good dairy farm. For particulars enquire
o f the nndersighed or on the premises o f
J. B. Fox, Gravel Ford, Oregon.
A well improved farm of 100 acres on Fish-
trap 50 acres bottom land; {ood house and
bam and orchard; is a good home for any­
one. Prioe $2290. Liberal terms given.
120 acres three miles up the North fork.
27 aeres plowland cleared, good house; barn
40x40. School house within 200 yards of
the house. Can be made one o f the best o f
farms. Very little waste land—good water.
Prioe $1500.
Inquire o f P . Dean or (he
undersigned.
160 acres three-quarters of a mile up Lam-
pey creek from the river. 20 acres cleared,
50 fenced. O f the timber, 40 aores are white
cedar—good timber.
20 acres grazing
ground on np land. House 28x30, barn 30x
30, 200 fruit trees young and bearing. Small
frnits o f several kinds and good varieties.
Prioe $1250— Liberal terms.
A fine orgon at an immense bargain.
Enquire of Walter Sinolair.
Or at tbisoflioe.