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

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
Feb. 21, 1H8L
OTICE is hereby given that the follow-
-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of
lis claim, aud that said proof will be made
before the clerk of the oounty court of Coos
Co., Oreg., at Empire City, Oreg., on Thurs­
day, April 7th. 1887, viz: Hiram Thurston,
Pre-emption, D. S. No. 471)2 for the 8. W.Ji,
Sec. 8, Tp. 28, S. R. 12 West, Wil. Mer.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva­
A U V k l l I l O L n O thit paper, or obtain ettimatea tion of, said land, viz:
t
on advortieing fipaca whan in Chicago, will find if on fila at
Geo. Koonts i of Bandon, Coos County.
Dan. Koonts \
Oregon.
tMAdvwtiatng Agancyaf
Wm. Doyle, of Parkersburg, Oregon, and
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O. W illard. of Coquille City, Oregon.
Chas. W. Johnston,
marl
Register.
331^ acres of good botto-v la -d , seven
miles below Coquille City, on the river,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
prioe $1200. Liberal time on $400 o f the
Land
Office at Roseburg, Oregon, I
amount. Twenty-one head o f cattle for
Feb. 21, 1887.
f
$000. Enquire o f S. W. Oilman, or at this
JOT ICE is hereby given that the follow-
office.
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ing-immed settler has filed notice of his
white working people of the Pacific
CoquiUt (City g i t a li . coast. It is the legal divorce be­
Pl'BllSUKD KVBBt TUKHD.VT.
tween free and servile labor; and
J. A. D ean , Editor and Proprietor. all men who stand by white work­
ingmen and desire to beat back
Devoted to the interest* of the Coqnille
the tide of Chinese conquest which
Hiver particularly, and of the County gen-
has so long menaced every indus­
•rally.
Subscription, per year.........................$2.00. try in California should give the
bill a cordial support.
TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1887.
inilC D T K C D C o»Olh«fi,v*ho with ta•uarr'in*
[Coast Mail.]
LORD &TH0IMS.
The Coos Bay will liearafter run
regularly between Humboldt bay
The Best Bargian-
and San Francisco, and if the Ar­
eata comes to thi6 p o r t she will no
longer visit us.
Two men securely stowed them­
selves away on the Areata just be­
fore she left last week, with the in­
FOK SALE.
tent to steal a ride to San Francisco.
$2000. one-half down: A good farm of
Their commissary consisted of a 87 acers g<x>d land improved, situated at the
bottle of whisky over which they junction o f South and Middle forks o? Co­
qnille river. Call on I). McNair, Adjoining
fell to quarreling before the steam­ the premises.
er got uuder wav and their angry
words revealed their whereabouts. Myrtle
Point Nursery.
They were promptly set ashore.
Myrtle Point, Oregon,
P. C. Durgin of Isthmus slough
has hail a crew of men employed
J. F. Noyes, Proprietor,
for some time in grading a road
bed and laying ties for a railroad PROPAGATOR of. «ml denkr in Fruit
Trees aud small fruits.
lie keeps
from the end of his old road to the 1
constantly on hand a well regulated assort
lower landing on the lower slough, rnent, cheaper than the cheapest.
and the track will soon be put in
Send in your orders no pains spared to
give
full satisfaction.
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place. Good T rails will be used
and the road will be completed in T h e E X C H A N G F E -
the most substantial
mauuer.
Front St., Marshfield. Or.,
About one quarter of a mile will
N. P. Hansen, Prop.
be finished this season.
Durgin
has one of the finest camps on the
Agent for Gibbson’ s fine whiskies, an AAA
whisky.
Also agent for the CELEB RATED
coast, which is conducted in the
most systematic and efficient way. CHICAGO BEER and POUTER at whole­
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sale and retail. The celebrated BOCA beer
on draught and in bottles.
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N O T IC E.
Bear stories have been related
Notice is hereby given that the partner­
so frequently of old, that the most ship heretofore existing between the under
thrilling experience failed at times signed under the firm name of Johnson
Laird and Co., is this day dissolved by mu­
to awaken more than a passing tual consent, and said Joseph Johnson, am
notice. But if we are to credit J. C. Laird are hereby authorized to settle
Mr. Bancroft’s account of bruin’s all liabilities, and collect all outstanding in­
debtedness due said firm.
depredations in California within
Sigued this lfith day of Feb., 1887.
the first decade of the present
J. C. Laird
Joseph
Jonnson
century, we must conclude that
W. A. Rowan.
there is indeed a foundation for
the many exciting tales told by the
F U R N I T U R E STORE,
pioneers of the country.
“The
IF1. 3 v £ s ir lc , P r o p ^
M a r s h f ik l h , D o n .
bears and wolves, coyotes, and
Dealer
in
Furniture.
Doors, Glass and Pic­
other wild lieasts,” says the his­
ture Frames, etc., and agent for White’ s
torian, “ were responsible for what Sewing Machines.
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little excitement was known about
Monterey in the early years of
this decade. The bears became so
Send for Price List o f raw Furs and Skins.
bold as to kill and eat cattle every Roots, Water fowl's skins and wild Game
day in full view of the herdsman; to
W . Goiilds]iee.
Boston. Massachusetts.
the wolves attacked work-horses on
their way from Cnrmelo valley to Chas. Edwards.
Jas. liurke.
Wm. Itolim.
the presidio. The Indians were
>na
often chased by the bears, and one
was killed by a grizzly.
More
than fifty bears were killed in
And Company,
1801-2, including one who had dis­
tinguished himself by eating five
Dealers in
mules and seven cows. She-nsses
were so attractive to bruin that all
1!
hail to be brought to the presidio
Will keep constantly on hand
for protection. Traps and poison,
proving inadequate, the governor Dry Goods and Clothing,
was called upon to authorize the
Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps,
use of 1,000 cartridges, and a regu­
P U R 1 T I T T J R E ,
lar military campaign was under­
Drugs and Medicines of all Kinds,
taken against the enemy.
That
the foe, if temporarily checked, G r o c e r i e s , C r c c l c e r 3 r
a n d C r ls u s s T T ^ a r e .
was not entirely routed, is shown
Which will be sold at the lowest living
by the record that in 1805 some
cash prices or given in exchange fo
four hundred head of live stock
Wool, Hides, Eggs and all Kinds of
were killed in aud about the ltan-
F a rm
I F r c d .\ ic e
cho Del Rey, although about thirty
For which a market can be found, aud the
mares were slaughtered and their highest prices will be allowed.
poisoned carcasses used against Call aud)prioe goods before purchasing
elsewhere. ____
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the beasts.”
Myrtle Point, Or.,
i
T h e Ntain|* A rt.
The Sun Francisco Examiner
discussing the stamp act and the
Cohen bill says:
It ought to be plain to every
rational person that the only pro­
tection white labor can have against
Chinese encroachments in indus­
trial occupations is in a stamp act.
All manufactured goods should
show by a proper devioe, authoriz­
ed by the laws of the state, whether
they are tho product of white or
coolie industry. In no other way
can the consumers of goods know
which class of the community they
are patroniziug. To exempt cer­
tain specified manufactures from
the operations of such a law is
simply to invite the Chinese to en­
ter that industry. * * * * Such
a law as this bill contemplates is an
indispensable necessity. It is the
hinge upon which turns the fight
against the products of Chinese
industry. It is the declaration of
industrial independence for the
N1
intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will bo made
before the Register or Reoeiver of the U. S.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Thurs­
day, April 7th. 1887, viz: Joseph Goeller,
pre-emption l). S., No. 4522for theN. W.
Sec. 11. Tp. 22, S. R. 13 West, Wil. Mer.
He names the billowing witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva­
tion of. said land, viz:
Wash C. Bullard j of Norway,
John F. Munford >
Coos County,
S. E. Anson
)
Oregon.
Philip E. Drane, of Coquille City, Oregon.
Chas. W. Johnston,
marl
Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, 1
February 11, 1887.
j
OTICE is hereby given that the follow­
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 Clerk o f the County Court
of Cooe County, Or. at Empire City.Oregon,
on Thursday, March 31, 1887, viz: Jacob
Higly, pre-emption D. 8. No. 26.r»J for the
lots 3 and 4 and S K o f N. W. % Sec. 4. Tp.
27 8. R. 12 west Wil. Mer.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous readence upon, and cultiva­
tion of, said land, viz.
Wm. Beardsley
Geo. Johnson
all of Sumner, Coos Co.
J . B. Dully
Oreg.
Wm. Kennedy
Chai. W. Johnston,
feblfi
Register.
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one year, having been chartered by
Ur. Lyons for that time.
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PIONEER
Meat Market!
JllllM Yl & STOKE, Props.,
AVING < Ipenod the Pioneer Market in
ship-shape, we are prepared to furnish
the choicest meats as cheap as the cheapest.
We will keep nothing but the best, and will
fill orders from any point on short notice
H
C IT Y -
NOTH'111
All persons indebted to me by book ac­
count, are notified to call and settle by
March 1, 1H87. After that date all acoouuts
not settled will be placed in the hands o f a
collector for collection.
Dr. John C. Stockman.
Coquille City, Feb. 15.
NSW
Jeat Market
if
Coquille City, Oregon,
Constantly on hand a good
Supply of fresh and choice meats, and
K EEP
Deliver the same to any point of thefriver
on Short Notice.
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STABLE,
C o q u ille C ity , O g n .
R. E. IIIK’K, PROPRIETOR.
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o r d re e .ii.»'«
A d v ic e b y m a-l free
P a t v il.- .) :>t aiii^d t b ro u p k M in n A C o. nr6 notion u
inlli'i k C i e v r i F I C AM
which baa
the largevt circulation and is til«; most influential
nr*vL|>npcr of ita kind published iu llio world.
The »«Ivatilnsee of such a couc# every pstentaa
uudei eland«
T il,« U rre e»id «ti’ c n d iillc illu e tra tcd newapapar
la p u b lis h e d W l . i - J v l . Y nl $3 00 » y e a r , and il
a d m itte d t o b e th o b est p a p er d e v o te d t o scie n ce ,
m ech a n ic«, in v e n tio n s , e n g in e e rin g w orks, and
o th e r d e p a rtm e n ts o f in d u stria l progress, p o b -
lis-iad in any co u n try , i t c o n ta in s th e n am e« o f
a ll p a te n te e s a n d title o f every in v e n tio n p a te n te d
e a ch week. T ry it fo u r m o n th s fo r o n e d o lla r .
S o ld by all n ew sd ealers.
I f you have »n in v e n tio n t o p a te n t w rite t e
M u n n A O o ., p u b lis h e r« o f S cie n tifio A m a n e a u
H I l.ron ilw ay. New Y o rk
Handbook about patents mailed free.
Over 6 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0
p e o p l e u se
FERRY’S SEEDS
D . M . FER R Y A CO.
a ro a d m itted to be tha
L A D IE S AND.OHIIDREN'S H A T S
F l o w e r s , O strlctL
F lu m e s and.
Tips-
L aces,
lEii'b'bozie,
a n d O rm am Lexits.
R u ch in g 'E m broidery
V eiling, Scarfs etc* etc.
Hats trimed to order a speciality.
Straw, Plush, Silk, Satin or Velvet, whiek
we will sell cheap for c a s k .
v I b C.
bered and about 20 weeded to tame prana;
qood dwelling 24x32 frame rustic, pood bce-
houwe. good orchard, etc., etc.
Frio for
p'ttce alone. 62.000: or. includinR a span of
horses, yoke o f cattle and other oattlc to
the number o f 20 head including five coww,
besides many other va’ nnble thinps about
the place 2,500. It is really a rare bargain.
Call at this office.
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YE
SON
DVERTISINq
will be mailed
F R E E to nil
TIMES DU 1 LDINQ f g j ß PtfTLADElPHTA.
[TCTIU1 TEC F«r lEWsriMt iWEKTUIVfl c o r e
t ol l MAI LO at L ow est Cash Ratos tnCC
"“ VJtó’ IYER & SON’S MANUAL
I
•< Randolpii, Oregon: }•
P arkersburg ,
STAGE and STEAMBOAT lin t!
Carrying, The U- S* M ails
Weils, Fargo & Co's
Express
J a m s , Cornwall i Co.
EMPIRE CITY FOB D B1IN S
J
STATION EVERY
I EA.VSEK
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
J . W a l s e r ^ P ro p s
Beer of best quality always to be
had at the Brewery, and orders
from all parts filled promptly.
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Any information in regard to the a have
line can be procured at the Blateo or Central
hotels in Marshfield, and the post offlee
in any publio ho i u iu Empire.
G O Q U I L F E M I L .I»
— AND—
Tug Company!!
— DEALERS IN—
IÍ
— AND ALL KINDS OF—
L U
C edar ,
C O Q U I L L E
Gents Clothing, Boots and Shoes.
Clocks, Cutlery, etc.
BLOODED
FOWLS.
f i r , £ a s h ,- m a p l e ,
m y r t l i ,
By the Tug KATIE COOK, on
the river and bar, at reasonable rateo.
Timber, match-wood and stave tim­
ber purchased.
Orders for lumber filled in quanti­
ties to suit, and at the lowest living
ratea
J. PARKER,
CHAS. F. DOE.
Parkersburg Coos county Oregon,
v l nlStf.
POST OFFICE
Store,
C. ANDREWS
P R O P R IE T O R ,
CONSTANTLY
Keeps
An assortment of
Boots and shoes,
in Groceries, Provisions, Flonr,
Lard, Beaus, Candies, nuts, Tobacco,
D EALER
Cigars, Cigarettes, etc., etc.
W f ILL linn on no other Route.
This
YV
vessel having made six round trips
n the last six months, is supposed to keep
up her past record, and will nnt.il further
notice, on and after November 15th. delivr
freight to Copuille City and all points on
the lower river at the following rates:
Flour $3 per ton, salt, nails, iron and coal
$2.50. other freight $4 per ton.
CoguiLUB M i l l At T e a C o m p a n y ,
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B E R
TOWING
• ;
A- L- Nosier. Proprietor-
M
Alder and spruce lumber alwaysjon
hand and for sale at the lowest rate*.
Main Street, Coquille City Ogn.,
for (lie
and FR ID AY
The steamer JUNO or RESTLESS meets
the stage Rt the month of the Umpqna.
New and comfortable stages.
Fare to Portland by this rente $14.50.
Each passenger allowed 50 pounds of baggage
Passengers are requested to be in Empire
City the night before departure.
CASH STORE!
Bandon, Oregon,
I
Empire CitY and Drain's Statisn,
This paper la kept on flle nt tha
F o r 1807
The new A 1 Schooner
itt
p n ACRES o f land 2J* mile« from Co-
I 0 V* quille City, 100acres bottom,40 tim-
SEED ANNUAL
applicants, and
t o last m . w in 's
en atom a n
w ithout or­
dering it.
Invaluable to
a l l . f r ary par.
ton using Gar.
dan. Field or
Floaeor BEKDB should
send f o r il. A ddreai
CHEAPEST!
j
III list ratal, Bei*
rrfptl«f A l‘rlr#4
MAKER.
80 acres of land, about 25 acres
cleared 12 or 14 acres of good bot­
tom laad iu meadow aud garden;
about 100 fruit trees moat of which
are bearing; plenty of good out­
side range for stock.
Will sell
with the place a cow & calf, a good
cook stove, chickens and farming
tools.
W. E. McDuffee,
Fair view, Or.
T lie L a te s t S t y le s
A V ery Great Bargain.
D.M. FERRY A CO'S
T. V . Nichols,
For Sale aiGreat (hirpiin.
A Large Variety of
227 dc 2 2 9 W s b a x h A v en u e, C h ica g o. Ill
in the vorlii.
C t* .
Picture Frames, Door and Window Frames
made, Saws filed and Furniture Repaired.
All work done to order. Prices Reasonable.
Location: Near Gold Beach Hotel.
Millinery Store!!
M O N T G O M E R Y W A R D & CO
LAROEST SEECSMIN
Copy and Outfit to Club-ralsera Frea.
AddrvM,
HOME AND FARM, Louisville.*»
CABINET
O L IV E & AIK EN .
H ave just received at
t lie ir n e w
<& C o i
T b * BUYERS’ G l’ID B ,
Magnl&oant Premium Lilt.
O
Mrs. A. G. Aiken.
LIVERY anil FEED P A T E N T S !
Ç o m e an b 5 ^ rm .
EACH ISSUE
A. G. Aiken,
Coquille City, Ogm,
Mrs. C. W. Olive.
Is a dry. safe schooner, and Capt. “ Dick”
s r. careful and courteous master. Freight
as ch« np ns the cheapest.
nfitf
D. M. *EBRY ACB
■
ed on short notioe.
IF IK IE ItT
F. H. PADEN & COMPANY, Preps..
Coquille City, Oregon.
done to nuit the t i i _ „ -
H ' AULING
Shingles, Shakes And pickets furnish,
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D e tr o it, M lo N
Mrs. S. E. ROBINSON, Propietor
I have again.tnken possessioufof the
R obinson H o u sb , and will spare no pains
or expense to make it pleasant for guests.
A share o f the patronage is Solicited
Board and l o d g i n g , ...............................$4.00
Board without lo d g in g ..........................$3.50
M e a l * ........................... ....
25c ts.
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Cajit. IVtor Mm\, Master,
naovs.
Largasi Ctreulatlon of any Agricultural Paper
la the Wa*
West.
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON.
LIZZIE PRiEN,
THE MAGNETIC APPLIANCE CO.,
134 Dearborn St., Chicago, III.
Tho H erald for one year end Ihe rbov
list o f books will he aout to nil nubacriber
who pay op all arrearn^eH, for $2.50 cash,
in advnnoe. This will apply to new sub­
scriber«, who pay ua $2.50 in advance.
ii(ii:i\sii\ iiiiisE. 1 0 0 ,0 0 0
H A1J n u r
COLD FEET!
W. Gallier
BLACK-SMITHING
^ .lE T lD
H c r s e -S lio e in g -
Neatly and promptly done, at the
Pure bred Brown Leghorn and Plymouth lowest living prices.
Shop next p
Rook Poultry for sale by Derward B. Cart­ door east of Leneve’s drug sto*
wright.
Yonoolla, Donglaa County,
Oregon. Coquille City, Oregon.
Hats anti caps,
Stationery, Inks,
Dry goods and
Clothing L a ­
dies, Gent«
and Childrens
General fur­
nishing goods;
also
Ca^