Coquille City herald., March 29, 1887, Image 4

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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
As the snow is disappearing in
Land Office at ltoseburR, Ore Ron. )
Montana to such an extent as to
Feb. 21, 1887.
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Pl’BLIHUKl* KVKRY TUKSDAT.
reveal the dead cattle on a thou - 1 X *O T IC E is Inrebv given that the follow-
J. A. D e a n , Editor and Proprietor. sand hills,the stockmen of the ter­ 1 Y iuR-nauied settler has filed notice o f liis
intention to make final proof in support of
ritory are enabled to compute their 1 his claim, and that Biiid proof will be made
Devoted to the interests o f the Coquille
loss. It will average fully thirty before the clerk of the county court o f Coos
River iiarticularly, ami of the County gen-
Co., OreR., at Empire City, Oreg., on Thurs­
per cent in the Southeastern and day, April 7th, 1887, viz: Hiram Thurston,
erally.
in Pre-emption, D. 8. No. 471>2 for the S. W. hi,
Subscription. i>er year.........................$2.00. thirty-five to forty per cent,
the Northwestern part o f the terri­ Sec. 8, Tp. 28. S. R. 12 West, Wil. Mer.
He names the f ollowiug witnesses to prove
T U E S D A Y , M A R C H *20, 1887. tory.
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva­
CoquiHf Ctlrj jftmliL
U r r w M lr r
V u lle j
Ite m * .
Fine weather and stock improv­
ing.
Wm. 13. steps lightly in Brewster
■ | h | f C D T I Q C D Q Of oth#M.who with tja.im ina
A U V C n I I d C n d this paper, or obtain estimates
on advertising space when in Chicago, will find it on file at
as 10 49
Randolph St . |
the Advertising Agency of L I I R U
O T U M I AC
OK I II U H J tv a
The Best Bargian-
33!$ acres of good botto t la- d, seven
again.
miles below Coquille City, on the river,
W eep not, N. S., while others prioe $1200. Liberal time on $400 > t the
smile, even if thy thoughts do d r ift ' amount. Twenty-one head of cuttle for
1
toward Dora.
Snow is almost goue. and the
hole worn so much by mail pouch­
es that it has collapsed, and happy
are the mail carriers that they es­
caped the fall thereof. Mr. Editor,
you say explain why the mail car­
riers, being on tim e,d id not bring
the paper mail. They did have
mail—letters and papers * to your
heart’s content, and sure and did
yon not see them? two large pnper
sacks marked Coquille City. May­
be your Fairview carrier, as he has
done heretofore, left one or both at
Fairview. Let the mail rest gent­
ly as 1 think everybody has news
enough now since the back mail
Las all been forwarded to its desti­
nation.
Anza.
W hy try to evade, Anza; there
were many times when the letter
mail came and the pajjers were left
behind. At the time refered to,
we got the two sacks o f paper mail,
but what does it amount to in sev­
eral weeks’ accumulation. What
we wanted to know was how it wus
impossible to bring paper
mail
when the carriers got through with
the latter mail. What we meant
by our mail, was all of it; not a few-
old, dead papers that had come
weeks before. These we could
have^gotten along without, and as
they were kept till they were dead,
it w’ould have been the proper ca­
per to have used them to bridge
mud-holes with. W hen it comes
to that point that it takes one
mouth to get mail from Roseburg
to Coquille City-, we had letter
have the mail sent some other way
through the winter season. The
stages on this route make the trip
in summer in 12 hours, and we
have received mail this winter that
has been as long as 36, 37, and 38
days over the same road. W ho is to
blame? W e should like to know if
it is pertinent for Coquillers to ex­
pect mail at all.
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[Coon Bay News.]
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President Cleveland was 50 years
old on the 18th.
L IZ Z IE
P R 1E N ,
I f you are ufflicted with rheuiuhtiain, neuralgia, |
uervoua exhauetiou, dyspepsia, or with diaeaB'-s o f ;
the liver, kidney», headache or cold feet, awollen :
or weak ankle», ewollen feet, an A bdom inal licit
aud a pair o f Magnetic Foot Batterieit have no hu -
pertor in the relief and cure o f all theae com plaint».
T hey carry a pow erful m aguetlc force to the »«at o f
VTITILL run regularly to this place for
the dlseaae.
Y> one year, having been (bartered by
For lame back, weukue»» o f the spine, fallin g o f
the Womb, leucorrheea, ch ron ic inflammation and Mr. Lyons for thut time.
ulceration o f the wom b, Incidental hem orrhage or
T H E
E E IE 3 S T
flooding, painful, auppreaaed and irregular m en-
•tratlon, barrenneaa, and change o f life, thle is the
Is a dry, wife schooner, and Capt. ‘ ‘Dick”
Beat Appliance and Curative Agent Know n.
g a careful and courteous master.
Freighi
Price o f Supporter with M agnetic F oot Batteriea,
re cheap ns the cheap«“'»!.
uf¡ tí
flu. Bent by expree» C. O. D. and exam ination al­
low ed, or by mall on receipt o f prioe, and if not
NOTICE!
found »atiafactory even after aix m onth» trial they
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persons
indebted
to me by book ac­
can be returned and m oney refuuded. In ordering,
count,
are
notified
to
call and Kettle by
aeud meaaure o f waist and size o f shoe.
T hey are worn over the underclothing. They March 1. 1887. After that date nil accounts
hold their r o v i a roB E vza.
not settled will be placed in the hands of a
Hend stamp for the “ New Departure in Medical collector fur collection.
Treatment W ithout M ed icin e," with thousands o f
Dr. John C. Stockman.
testim onials. Bend for circulars. W rite ua fu ll par­
Coquille City, Feb. 15.
ticulars an regards your difficulties—order direct.
€api. Peter Kelson, Master,
NEW
Meat
M arket!
M eat M a rk et
JOllMV & STO.VK, Props.,
Myrtle
HAULING!
AL'LING done to suit the times-
Shingles, Shakes and pickets furnish,
U
ed on short notice.
A. G. Aiken,
Coquille City, Ogn,
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Mrs. C. W.Olive.
Mrs. A.G. Aiken.
O LIVE & AIKEN.
Have iust received at
t lie ir n e w
M illin e r y S t o r e !!
A Large Variety of
Point Nursery.
Coquille City.
H
F lo w e r s , C s tr lc L
Llui3nn.es a n d
Tips-
L a ces,
ZRi'b'bcin.s,
a n d O r n a m e n ts .
Ore9ou,|v g - “ » | ™
S ^
J. F. Noyes, Proprietor,
constantly on hand a well regulated assort­
ment. cheaper than the cheap.-st.
Send in your orders no pain» spared to
yive full satisfaction.
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•M A R V E LO U S
T tL e
nett Ttntlj of tutjvcu. »»4 a» «Link ne eat eta <
B tM S -M IL L IO N
ZESCCZELAO ST O ZE-
N. P. Hansen, Prop.
Agent for Gibbsou's tine whiskies, an AAA
whisky. Also agent for the CELEBRATED
CHICAGO BEER and PORTER at whole­
sale and retail. The celebrated BOCA l*eer
on drauRhl and in bottles.
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N O T I C E.
Notice is hereby Riven that the partner­
ship heretofore existing 1« tween the under-
siRned under the firm name of Johnson
Laird aud Co., is this day dissolved by ran-
tual consent, and said Joseph Johnson, and
J. C. Laird are hereby authorized to settle
all liabilities, and collect all outstanding in­
debtedness due said firm.
SiRiied this 16th day of Feb.. 1887.
J. C. Laird
Joseph Jomison
W. A. Rowan.
F U R N I T U R E STORE,
L E a . r l£ , lE ^ ro p .,
aaadla work, ambrollary, ala., ala. , profuealy aad »lapaatly
lUuatraaed.
19. i l r i a a ' l F a ir y S to r ic a f c r th e T a u p . Tha
collection af fairy Morion ipubliehod. Tha cLUdrth
1 »1C«
vie« ikaa
them.
ar» 4» I if h tod
a a l o f E t l a m t l e far l u l l * aud Gcntlvaiea. a
SO. H u n
pit Inp Ike rule» ed
la roll!
rollten«»» ar.d pood toeedlhi.
bra
•Md» ta
to
■oder«
ouçaeti» for an
all ociaelrne.
odors oucaotta
ocraai-iD».
U . C atriil K a e w le d g o f c r aha M H H oa, a kaady
ho-ik of oaoful lafc.nt.aUca fo* alt, «pot. tatxj and ruloaa
•sl.jcota.
tl. T h e H o m o C o o h B o o h a a d F o m lt « I'b ja A -
a tae, oootali.ijf ituad.oj* cl i \ccllpbt cou(U|r ir«i|>n mad
bli t, to bou»ck . *i«r», a', -o t-llio f bow to c a /i all oomatoa
Sllnrau by «latpla ho-c* rcmcdle—.
M arshfield , O gn .
Dealer in Furniture, Doors. Glass and Pic­
ture Frames, etc., and aRent for White*»
Sewing Machines.
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B. Jlaaarri aad <’u»f ctaa ta Far A way Laada, >
Send for Price L iu o f raw Furs and v im ,
Roots, Water fowl's s i n ; and wild Game
to
W. Gouldspee,
Boston, Massachusetts.
Obus. Edwards.
Jas. b u rk e.
mm,
v*rr latorcotlrg aad lustruitttc book of tint«:«, drwnblaf
lb« pvcullar Ilf*, bahlto, tuaauvu aad cuokuu» of ti» paopla
af furti/o couBlrl««.
1*. N ? P o p a la r B a lle d a . S * a t tl«« u Ju.»t ta<u(<.
Word» of all ift« old aud i ««r o rgi.
K ('«tiled Itauk. A Note!. By Hn«h foevoy.
M- A t th e W o r l d ’e M t-r e y . A Not el. By Floroaoo
Ward*«, author of •• Tbe Bouaa CB the Harrfc, " aw
II. M lldre»l T r e v e n l e e . A Koval. By “ Tkv Cu«b-
o h , " autl.or of
Sully Dr >n. ale
M. D a rk D r y e . A Kovel. Hj the author of "Cullod
Book."
3*. S h a d o w s a e t h e K n e w . A Kortl By B. L. Far-
)oon. author of " Btead-aad l Uoooe aud XD«e»,' IU
M. L e o lln 'v A Kcttl. By Mary Cacti Bay. aithor of
•• Brrnda Yor«o.”
tl. O abrlal'a B o r r l t g a A Koval. By Wllklt Cullloi,
author of * No Name," etc.
H . H e a y l a i t o o W h l r l w i a d . A Norel. By Uary
Cooil Hay. author of " Old Ulddlclun'» liuicy." *w.
It. D a iiltr I 'a r le o o . A hotel. By ill«» U. E. Brad-
dort, autlutr cf ■ l-uilr Andlsy » Peer»!." ate
44. A G o ld en l > a « l . A Boval. By th» aotbor af
*• Dora Thorno." »te.
44. Y a le rlc 'a F a t e A No.al. By Ur«. AUundor. to -
tier of •• Tbo wooing O 't." oto.
M. Stator Boam A No-.»1
By Wtiklo Callth», author
af ' Tbo Wcotau la W hile," aw.
ST. A n e a . A NoveL By Mr*. Hoary Wood, author of
" Ea»t I-yno».”
i t T h a l .a e r e l C a t h . A Koval. By MU» Malock,
eotlior of " John llahfav, U»utle>uan," »to.
IS. B o bta ooa C ru aoe. A thrilllbe i.arratlr« hv Daniel
D- t oe. deicriblujtlM adveatutviof a caitaway la the South
FaclOc Ooeaa.
40. l io w to M a k e P e a ll v x P a y . a yractlral and
instructive aertei of articl/» by Mr P H Jacob«. Poultry
Editor of •• Tbo Farm aad Garaoa," Foils ; tlluatrated.
41. P a r lo r I f a g io autd C 'h cm lo e l C v y rr lv tirn U .«
hook «kick tel:« how to porforai hundred- ol aiuurlof trick»
ta marie and In-tru r.ivo rxpcrlmocta with almylc afrnu.
41 G e m * a f t h e P o r ta , ooi tnlnln« chara.lnf ««lee-
Mou> fruta Teitayaoa, !^>B«r*llov, V. Llttler, Byroa. Bbolloy,
Mo'ire, Bryant, and many ether«.
41. B n ild le s P in a s Car P r a e t le a l, L a w -«o a t
Hoaaca. A lull do«erlptlon and plant af Xifht modtra
heum», ranvtnt In pries frem ISO to |45<ki. IHaalraud.
I t A e e e d o te e o f P a b U c M e « —B »«hlnyton. Frank-
Hn. Wrbttor. flay, Tlldan, Ltnooln. Soon Gr»r.: Garfleld.
Gladiiona, Bntlar, Bancaok, Loo, aad ell lb* Wading men
af i*t« oratory
44 «Baeg’ a F a h l -a . Tha work of kn aoclnt grnlaa
Children have read thorn for aaawrlaa, aad grava peopW
boot« th«ta every day.
Wm. R ohm . ¡
í i ü R R E
And Company,
Myrtle Point, Or.,
Dealers in
1
11
Will keep constantly on hand
Dry Goods and Clothing,
Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps,
P
U
R
I n T I T U R E ,
Drugs and Medicines of all Kinds,
C S r r s c e r ie s , C r c c l s e r j r
a n d G la s s "W a re ,
Which will be sold at the lowest living
cfish prices or given in exchange fo
Wool, Hides, Eggs and all Kinds of
F a rm
P rc d n c s
For which a market can bo found, and the
highest prices will be allowed.
Cal! and price goods before purchasing
elsewhere.
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P R I C E S !*
« g a i l t t O N o v e l» e n d M t r W a r A», k y F a n a as
A a ik
Tk*
l liv lii l
k o o r n a s , A l Lae
» » «a
a * t 4H
t H v on
ea A w ay. T
M k
t o »«blKievl 1» ta *«*■
fc.al | |>a»epblet
fern,
aud »11
all i n are pruned
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TL.j Baal
k af a
i eianlaa
tie Uat aitkoot radlc* W en t» many that
be at 1 (be
eh would
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Dbe u> neeeree. la ciotH-bouad form Iteae baeti would e*«l
I 1 . e e ear'll. Faeb book la complete la llaelf.
1. T h e I V U e w U o d e tt P a p e r » . I l l * ti the book
»ear which * our prat, l.uether* lauphad till they triad, aad
aa ran
renny to-day at Haver wa«.
11 la jual •a
I. lV I a lc r K v e » a l l a a p J K a e r a a U e a e . a larpa aaUartlom
af lollop Ckaradc.*, lajiaaua.
M , Game».
Gatuea, fu
Puitlai.
n la i. ela..
eto fcraa-
fcr Ba­
rn» 1 ptibrrlupe. prteala theatrical«, and avealnpe at bcjia.
I. U aok to ( h e O ld H ornet A hotel. 1 ; 11 ary
Cecil Hat. author of *• Hidden Ferile."
4. M a lo p u e t , K w l U S i » » a n d Kw edU pa, a larpa
and cbolaa ao.lrcuaa for aahool ciUhtOau« and p.bli» aud
prltata •atert.mntroia-
4. T h a S ta a d a n l b e t t o r IT r itc r fcr Ladle« and Gaa-
lieaaea, a eomoleta pt.Uo to rrm-afcndtaca. glviop plala
dlrectlene he tneeotn(oaltloa o f lettare vl avary kind, auk
tauunerabla form» aad txaiaplea.
f . T h e F r o ir u Dt-ep. a Natal. By Wllkla Colllaa,
Mthor of “ The W.-mao la W lUte," oto
T. l t » 4 C o u rt F a r m .
A hotel. By lire Hetry
Wool, author of •• Kail Lyuoc," aec
I. T h a L a d y a f th a L a k e . B* Sir Walter Saott. "Tha
lady of tha Lake" naroruaaoe la virew. and of all l i t
var&e of Scott, eon#it more beautiful tfcan line.
4. l a Cmpld’p l e t , A hovel. By tie author of
- Dora Thorn j "
10. Aaaaa U a r t c a . * A Koval. Br Gcorpe kltat. au­
thor af "Adaia Bed*.' “ Tha hill! ou the Flos«. ala.
II. L a d y G w e a tlo lla e ’ a U r e a a . A Koval. By tha
•athor of ' Dora I borne."
11. T h a M y a t a r r a f t h a H a lly T r e e . A Koval By
Ike author o f ,T Dora Tborae "
IS. T h a B a d p e t o f TV It. D i n e r lead F u n , a larpa
•allaetlea of the ranuy etorloa, ahrich*«. anaodoiei. poaua,
had Joke*.
14. d a h a B avaarh an k'a TV Ilk. A Novel. By Mlaa
Kalook. author of " John llallfai. Uc3tleu.au eta
14. T h a G r a y H e a a a . A Kovai By lire Gaikell,
hathor of •• MaryBartoo.' euo.
Id. S ta te « » C o m p le te S to rie d by Popular Author»,
■»bracing leva, hunioroua and detaotlte elorlet. etorlea of
•acletr Life, af advantnre, af railway life, ate., ail vary la-
tereetlop.
11. A a t per D a a e 'a * e a r » t A Kowl. By Kim U.
S Braddon, author of “ Auiora Flayd." ale.
i am Urti y
praetlcal
Front St., Marshfield, Ur.,
LIVERY and FEED P A T E N T S !
STABLE,
C o q u ille C ity , Ogn.
R. K. BUCK, iw itu m
JSTHnuling Dune on
Short
N otice.
N o ttr e .
The traveling public wishing to
visit nnyjpart o f Oregon or Wash­
ington territory, will find it greatly
| to their interest and com fort to go
, by the Em pire City and Drain
I Station Stage Line.
Over two-
! thirds o f this'hne is on ft smooth,
j Imrd sen beach and ou one o f Ore-
j gon’s most beautiful rivers.
Stfigea run all winter, leav­
ing Empire City every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Fare to Portland only $14.40.
n!4.
A fler Forty year»’
• i)>rricnce in the
reparation of mora
:han One Hundred
Thoruwtnd acplicktlona for patents in
tha Untied htatra and Forngn coun­
tries. tus pnbiiahera o f tba Sciantifio
American continue to act a» aolicitore
for paten ta, caveatg. trada-marka. copy-
-------------- rights, etc., for the United Stales, and
to obtain patents in Canada, England. France,
Germany, and nil other countries Thrireipari-
anon 1 » unatyualod end their facilities are uuiur-
pasaad.
Dra.ringa and apeciflcations prepared and filed
in tba I'uieut Office oo »hort notice. Terms very
reasonable. No chargr for oxaiuination of models
or drawiDjra Advice by mail free
PalenG obtained through MnnnAOo.arenoticcd
inthe S t I E V T I F I C A k IK K I C A M . which has
the largest circulation and ia the nioet intluential
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The advantage» of such a untie» every patentee
understands.
Thia large and splendidly illnatrated newspaper
Is published W E E K L Y st H3.00eyear. and ia
admitted to be the best paper devoted to eeienceL
mechanica. Invention», engineering: works, and
other departments o f industrial progress, pub-
lia i#d in any country. It contains the name* of
•II patentees and title o f »vary invention patented
aaeh week. Try it four months for ons dollar.
Sold by all newsdealer».
If yon have an invention to patent write to
Munn A Co., publishers o f Scientifle A n e riw fo
Ml Rroedway, New York
H a n db ook ab ou t p aten ts m a iled free«
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HOME AND FARM. Loulsvllts
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T. V. Nichols,
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Bandon, Oregon,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Offloe at ltoHehurg, Oregon, t
Picture Frames, Door and Window Frames
i ebruary 11, 1887.
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made, Saws filed and Furniture Repaired.
O T IC E ia hereby given that the follow­
ing-named oettler has tiled notice of All work done to order. Prices Reasonable.
hi» intention to make final proof in support Location: Near Gold Beach Hotel.
of hin claim, and that »aid proof will be
made before the Clerk of the County Court
o f Co os County, Or. at Empire City,Oregon,
on Thursday, March 31, 1887, viz: Jacob
Higly, pre-emption D. S. No. 3659 for the
lot» 3 and 4 and 8 H o f N. W. ^ 8eo. 4, Tp.
278. R. 12 west Wil. Mer.
He name» the followin • witnesses to prove
his continuous resdence upon, aud cultiva­
tion of, said land, viz.
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Wm. Beardsley _
Geo. Johnson
' ‘
all o f Sumner, Coos Co. ^l^HIS Old and Reliable Resort is kept in
J. B. Dully
Oreg.
1. good order, and no pains are Hpared
Wm. Kennedy
to
render oomfort to guest».
A share of
Chas. W. Johnston,
febl5
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Register. the patfonage is naked.
N
Lockhart Hotel!
Empire City, Or.,
MRS. S. A . MOOItK, PROP.
'.V
bered nnd about 20 seeded to tame grass;
good dwelling 24x32 frame rustic, good bee-
house, good orchard, etc., etc.
Pric for
p’ ace alone, 82,000; or, including a span of
horses, yoke o f cattle and other cattle to
the number of 20 head including five cows,
besides many other valuable things al>out
the place 2,500. It is really a rare bargain.
Call at this offioe.
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This paper la kept
Built Expressly for the
C O Q U I L L E
R
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E
ir S -A -D D E
ILL Run on no other Route.
This
vessel hnving mnde six round trips
W
in the last six months, is supposed to keep
up her past record, and will until further
notice, on and after November 15th. ilrlivr
freight to Copuille City and all points on
the lower river at the following rates:
Flour $3 per ton. salt, nails, iron and ooal
$2.50, other freight $4 per ton.
OoQtriLLM M il l
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C o m pan y .
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BLOODED
FOWLS.
Pure bred Brown Leghorn and Plymouth
Rook Poultry for sale by Derward B. Cart­
wright.
Youcolla, Douglas County,
Oregoc
Wells, Fargo & Co's
Express
Jams, Corn all 4 Co.
EAVSES EMPIRE CITY FOR DRAINS
^
STATION EVERY
I MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
New and comfortable stages.
Fare to Portland by this route $14.50.
Each passenger allowed 50 pounds o f baggaga
Passengers are requested to lie in Empire
City the night before departure.
Any information in regard to tbe above
line can be procured at tbe Blai co or Central
hotels in Marshfield, and the post office
in any public h” tse in Empire.
O O Q U I L U :
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m yrtle ,
Alder and: spruce lumber alwaysjon
lmml and for sale at the lowest rates.
l i e a t the office o f
TOWING
By the T ug K A T IE COOK, on
the river and bar, at reasonable rates.
r& G EN TS
Timber, match-wood and stave tim­
TIMES 3UIIDÍH8 g g g f ô PffiUDElPHl*. ber purchased.
Orders for lumber filled in quanti­
rcT iM iT re ForlfWWim iMFITMie c o t e
LO I IMA I Ld at LowMtCuh Rate« i n t t
ties to »uit, and at the lowest living
s to m p s f c r A
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St S
ON'S MANU
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rates.
J. P A R K E R ,
CH AS. F. DOE.
Parkersburg Coos county Oregon,
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Randolph, Oregon: J-
J . W a ls e r , P rop.
Beer o f best quality always to be
had at the Brewery, aud orders
from all parts filled promptly.
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ACRES of land 2>v miles from C o
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STAGE and STEAMBOAT line!
1 6 0 quille City. 100 acres bottom ,40 tim­
Main Street, Coquille City Ogn.,
CABINET
Empire CitY and Drain's Station,
A V ery Great Bargain.
F o r 1887
will be mailed
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same. It may save the trouble of
doing all the work over again.
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make them in writing out your ap­
plications. Remember this.
T H IS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
T l i e L a t e s t S t a l e s
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, |
Feb. 21, 1887.
f
$1*00. Enquire of ¡ 5 . W. Gilman, or at thin
L A D I E S AND C H IID R E N 'S L E A T S
"VTOTICE is hereby given that the follow-
THE MAGNETIC APPLIANCE CO.,
office.
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J.1 ing-uamed settler has filed notice of his
134 Dearborn St., Chicago, III.
intention to muk« final proof in support of
FOR SALE.
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his claim, and that said proof will be made
$20a0, one-half down: A Rood farm o f before the Register or Receiver of the U. 8.
P I O
N E E R
87 acersgood land improved, situated at the Laud Office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Thurs­
junction of South aud Middle forks o? Co­ day, April 7th. 1887, viz: Joseph Goeller,
quille river. Call on D. McNair, adjoining pre-emption I). S„ No. 4.">22for theN. W.
F. H. PADEN & COMPANY, Props.,
the premises.
Sec. 11, Tp. 29. S. It. 13 West, Wil. Mer.
Coquille City, Oregon.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva­
AVING Opened the Pioneer Market in
sh ip -sh H p e , we are prepared t o furnish
tion of, said land, viz:
the choicest meats as cheap as the cheapest. I^ E K P Constantly on hand a good
Wash C. Bnllard j of Norway,
Myrtle Point, Oregon,
Hats trimed to order a speciality.
John F. Munford -
Coos County,
We will keep nothing but the best, and will I I V Supply of fresh aud choice meats, and
S. E. Aasou
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Oregon. fill orders from any point on short notice
Straw,
Plush, Silk, Satin or Velvet, whist
Deliver the same to any point of tho'river
Philip E. Draue. of Coquille City, Oregon.
we
will
sell cheap for cash .
vlnfi.
ou Short Notice.
Chas. W. Johnston,
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C IT T
marl
Register.
)RO PAG ATO R of, and dealer in Fruit
1 Trees and small fruit». He keeps
The Areata sailed Tuesday, and
expects to return again immediate­
ly-
Piles were driven Friday for the
marine ways, being constructed by
Christensen & Johnson.
Mrs. Lockhart and Miss Aggie
left for California on the steamer,
with the
intention o f residing
there in future.
Dr. Steele made a short visit to
the bay last week, returning to the
city on the same trip o f the steam­
er. H e expects to be absent two
months.
Trout fishing afford id splendid
sport on Coos river last Saturday.
E. O ’Connell and J. W . Bennett
caught 70 nice ones during the af­
ternoon.
The lumber market has not been
better for years than at present.
From every point on the Pacific
coast, where saw mills are located,
comes the welcome news of lively
times. There are not sufficient
vessels to carry the lumber to mar­
ket, and freights have gone up and
ship yards are busy.
tion of, said land, viz:
Geo. Koonts l o f Handon, C oob County,
Dan. Koonts »
Oregon.
Wm. Doyle, of Parkersburg, Oregon, aud
(). Willard, of Coquille City, Oregon.
Chas. W. Johnston,
marl
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Register.
TO THE LADIES!
Gents Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Clocks, Cutlery, etc.
EALER in Groceries, Provisions, Flour,
Lard, Beans, Candies, nuts, Tobacco,
Cigars, Cigarettes, etc., etc.
D
POST OFFICE
S to r e ,
C. ANDREWS
PROPRIETOR,
.
CON STAN TLY
Keeps
An assortment o f
Boots and shoes,
Hats and caps,
Stationery, Inks,
D ry goods and
Clothing L a ­
dies, Gents
nnd Childrens
General fur­
nishing goods;
-A js r o
also groceries,
H o r s e - S i i o e i 33 .gr
Canned goods,
Neatly and promptly done, at the j
Cigars, tobacco
lowest living prices.
Shop n e x t, and candies. H e pays the high­
door east o f Leneve’s drug store, j est price for country produce
Coquille City, Oregon.
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W . Gallier
BLACK-SMITHING