NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
witnesses:
G. D. Elgin, W. H.
Land Oflioe at Hone hurt;, Oregon.
Harris, O. J. Grant, Oscar Reed,
May 16, 1887.
I
PUBLIBfTBD KTKBT TCH8DAY.
OTICE is hereby given that the follow
C. Schroedor, M. P. 'Whittington,
ing-named settler baa filed notioeof his
J. A. D e a n , Editor and Proprietor John Berry, John, Cocke, L. Har- intention
to make final proof in support of
locker, G. A. Brown, G. W. Majory, his claim, and that said proof will be made
Devoted to the interests of th efoq n ille
H. Hartly, B. C. Shull, D. McNair, before the Register or Receiver of U. 8 .
River particularly, aud of the County gen*
Laud Office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Wed
and
others
too
numerous
to
men
nesday, Jnne 21)th 1887, viz: Caleb T. R obi
•rally.
Mr. Barklow has learned son, pre-emption D. S. No. 4 « !« , for the 8 .
Subscription, per year........................ $ 2 . 00 . tion.
four things at court
First, that W. X of 8 . W. X Sec. 22, 8 . E. Vi o f 8 . E.
X Sec. 21, N. W. X of N. W. % Sec. 27 and
TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1887.
myrtle land near Myrtle Point is N. E. X of N. E. >4 Seo. 28, Tp., 28 S. R. 13
valued at sixteen dollars per acre, West Wil. Mer.
N lu iitlr r .
He names the following witnesses to prove
and second, that it can be cleared
I have been lying in the tall for thirty dollars per acre. Third, his continuous residence upon, and cultiva
tion of, said land, viz:
grass watching the siyus of the that one-quarter of a mile of fence T. J. Patty
times.
I find there is no subject will fence one and one-quarter W. T. Miller _ all of Coquille City.
Hiram Fish
Coos County,
uuder the sun that is or ought to miles of road on both sides. J. H. Lamb
Oregon.
Chas.
W.
Johnston,
be of m o r e interest to the people of Fourth, that there was a large lake
mu2t
Register.
this country than the subject of discovered ou his farm during cir
s la D d e r ; f o r if wo are not slander cuit court.
Jas. Burke.
Wm. Rohm.
We think that it Ch»«. Edwards.
ing anyone, we can just put it would be a paying investment for
there—some one is slandering us the discoverer to put on a large
A great deal of this slandering is > jjt-efimer to transport tho pro-
And Company,
dona fpr pasetime aud is not co n -1 qUC0 tllftt
Barklow can grow
dusive of very serious consequences; on liia little patches of peas and
but there is a great deal more that potatoes along the river bank.
Dealers in
is done for revenge for some fan
Rancher.
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cied wrong; and this is the variety
I always like to sit down on. This
P a t e n t s G r a n t e d to the citi
Will keep constantly on hand
is the breed that is running at zens of the Pacific States during
large just now.
I have heard so the past week, and reported ex Dry Goods and Clothing,
many stories about the loose mor pressly for the H e r a l d , by C. A.
Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps,
als of ray friends, that I have come Snow k Co., Patent lawyers, Wash
F U K N I T U B E ,
to seriously doubt my own virtue. ington, D. C.
Drugs and Medicines of all Kinds,
Why, I heard a story told at the
Chas. Bell, Old Tacoma, W. T.,
hotel dinner table a few days ago, curtain fixture; H. W. Bedemau, O - r o c e r i e s , C r o c k z e r s r
s tu d . O - la s s T X 7 "a xo ,
that was so good we all just filled San Francisco, Cal., stove grate; T.
Which will be sold at the lowest living
up on it and let the grub go Scot A. Byler, San Francisco, Cal.,
cash prioes or given in exchange for
free. There are some cases where hoisting machine; G. A. k C. F.
Wool, Hides, Eggs and all Kinds of
slander does not materially damoge Fleming, San Jose, Cal., fruit drier;
F a rm
iF r o d / v a c e
the candidate, as in our own case, M. H. Murphy, Portland, Or., fruit For which a market can be found, and the
while in others the effect is very picker; A. G. Page, San Francisco, highest prioes will be allowed.
Call and price goods before purchasing
bad.
I had a friend once in this Cal., Elivator; J. Pracy, San Fran
v4n32
elsewhere.
state, a young lady of good family, cisco Cal., direct acting machine;
bright and intellectual and pretty. Paul Possiter, San Francisco, Cal., » M A H V E L O U « P R IC E S U
An infamous story was circulated feed water heater; W. L. Van Har
by an enemy.
It was canied by lingen, fastening for rail joists, and • «■ »U M F w W » a l O U .r Warfca, k f F u m m
i , U « n , AI b m I <H t « Away. TB» > l i ü u U W
others and believed by a few mors. W. J. Woodley, faucet. hole aud
*r» yaMuWal to k m » »amputai h m , aa4 »U w » yrtoMS
A m f»* 4 tra* a»aa ■■■< jpapar. TU; WM af •
■rato T u U n « f Mt-jMto. Mto w* Cilok u m . « I IU Ü H
She took it very hard, became dis stopper, both of San Francisco,Cal.
& « lut «Itom i t a llo « Wäret« a a ; «hat U
U n to
» u a ci u m , la cteto-huiuto fona toma beata veto! «aal
couraged, dejected, disheartened
S t . # # umek. Bacb beok te complet» U Itaatf.
1. T h a W M a w B a A a tt P a p e r a . TkU b t o t o t
»TW abito iato fraadaaotoara Ui.jt.to Sii tha; Otto, aa«
and lost confidence in the world,
TO SELL OR TRADE.
k U U À u faaay aa-éey u H i f » t u .
1 W l a t e r C r e a l a « K a e r e a tla a a . a lana «aiuaitoe
and fell to that depth from which
•( Atoll» Ckaradto, TaSlaeaz. C > m f t i i k i to*.. Afra-
One of the prettiest nnd beet place 4 in
•lai laiharta*», priva»» tbaatrlrala, aa« « ’ «aia*» M tona.
I. B r a k ta th a O ld H a m a A I « ' « . By D u ;
so few women ever rise. I saw her Southern Oregon situated 8 mile* south of
Own Mar. asit.or ct “ Hildas retila.''
Grants
Pass
in
Josephine
county.
The
lr s tlo e
s a « K r a f t s r a t large
A
W ila p N , H r e tta
o a aa«
a year after. The meeting was by
lar ackaol aahlbltlaiu
axd »aolia aud
aa« «bote» wiUcüaa bw
"
place consists of 331 acres; 100 acres in cul
aritmia «alar I alane a ta.
■ T h a S ta a S a r S I. t » e r W r t te r fcf l a d l o aad Oaa-
merest accident, but the recogni tivation 50 of red clover from which two
Naaan, a l o a u . i l guida to oorraapondaaaa. (trlaa »lala
«IracMeaa *>r toa «Pipatetea» af tettar» W arar, kind, with
tion was mutual.
She asked me crops can be bad each year. A good house,
iBaumarabla Urna and axunplra.
A T h e T r a a r a !> « • » . A Sarto. *7 W lillà CaWae,
aathar af Tha «t omaa lu W kit*,'' ata.
if I were still a friend to her. Aye, barns, orchard, aud a good grist mill which
T. U r « C a a r t f a r m .
A Marat. By Hr». B e v y
has a good patronage. Irrigation ditch that
Wood, author of “ Etat Lynn«," ata.
a
once a friend always a friend. And oovers nearly the whole place. There are
• T h e L a « y o f t h a L a k a - Bv Sir Walter Soon. “ Tha
Lady af ike Lake" I n n a a i n ia rarer aad af all tha
af See:«, aoaala Bora bmatlftai tkeo tola.
so that afternoon we had a long hundreds of other items that might be men Parka
». I a Capite’* Me*. A »oral. By toe aether to
"D ora Therne.-'
,
tioned
in
favor
of
the
place
if
space
allowed,
talk over old times, bright days
1«. A tona B a r t e s . A Morto. ' By Ceer|e Kllet. aa-
but Coquillers who have seen the pluoe say
Mlor of “ Adam Fedo, " “ The Mill on tkr F ic a ." aia.
II. L aS y tlw c a d a M n a ’a D r a iu a . A butai. • ; tha
when she was fair as an angel, and it is a picture of loveliness and is as good as
ee'&or of r t>or* Tkorea. '
U. T h a X y a t e r y e f t h e K e ll y T r a e A Maral By
spotless as the lillies of the valley. it is pretty. The owner is tired o f milling,
h
'
Me author ro
< f'D o ra T fborre
lt. T h e B a d t c t a f W ik . H e r u o r a a « T om , a '.arg*
wants
to
come
to
the
coast.
He
will
ex
gaUwtlaa
of
toclxany
alortaa,
akeUihaa auaaeetw, ».-ata,
That was the last time I ever saw
tA<l lokM.
change for good property in Coquille valley,
1A « a h a B r a a r h a a k ’ i W K V
A Porto By Mia»
her.
Four years ago in a little or sell for $8,500 part ou time.
Ha.uck, «utooi of " Jub* H t.lfai. Crnfriraa
rto
11. The C r a y W oata A Moral. By Hr» Ua>ktol,
•Dthor of " Karr Barou.' et*.
mining town away out on the bor
Address Lewis Strong,
IC M i t r a « ( ' » ■ y l . ' t * UtuHaa by Pop«:*r Aalten,
«sbramini
kusuroai
asti «Mentit* auirlr*. atari«« of
B| lata,
»Ta, tu
m
Murphy,
Josephine
Co.,
Oregon.
der of Nevada, there was a death
aacltty
oaclatv Urn.
Us of «¿tastare, of r a l l » v US, »to., all m ; la
«waning.
lì. Jaeger B a a V l « u r t i
A Morto. By H l* M.
bed scene.
There were two at
B Hraliko. aatbor of “ Aurora Fiord.' »to.
11 F ancy W ork fa r lle w ic A d o r a w a e t , » » a»«raly
MONEY TO LOAN
tendants aud no mourners.
This
• « « work apoa tola aobjaat. cootalulta aatt and practioal
IsaWacIlona Ur tntolaf faaoy h*.kata.»tel pi-ckats, bra lata.
la not • clrcmrmUnee to the great offer mt<lt
Botola wurk, aubroidary, »M , ata.. profttatoj aad »iaitoiUy
was the end.
She said when we below. Mr. J. W. Wlmer, poetrasater at Murphy,
Ulaatratad.
lt. torlwaa'a FnJry M teH ea h r th a T a u f . Tha
parted last, “ try and remember Joeephtne county, deeiriug to locate near the coaat,
I a mat coll.<lIoa of fairy uturtaa ¡»ubltaiiad. Tb« aki.dr«*
ara drilli,tod Wlto ttinm.
wirhee to exchange hi« eplendld farm for one in
to. M s a n n l e f ü tlo w e tt v A r Ladt«« and G«ntl«a*n.a
me.” I do,and I also remember the close proximity to Coquill* City—two mllee at the
gtlld« to noil r«n*«a and
’«1 tr«g«Uig. «Irin« tk» ru.a« to
BoUtrn unuurtt« for nil ore u l i t
or will eell for f«JC0. HU place cou»i»t»
man that told the first falsehood furthest,
11. C a rin i K a o t r le O s « t o r t h e M lfltem , • k r.dy
o f JJ0 Acres; lHI «ore« In cultlvktlon, «nd 300 under
k r k o f it o fu l I n fc r u c t io ii to - a ll, a g o n
; «a d rarlnaa
s»r;««t«.
about her. I remember the two vir feuce. Of thle, 160 acree flue, bottom, and 160 level
» . T h e ■ a w e C o r k R w k a a d Penalty P hya*.
tona, «cntaiulrz bun lr«da of «\<«llrnt ovklne rrcl) «• and
land, the Improvements on which are three
tuous ladies that carried the news red
biuta W honaikary-ra, aim t*!Ha| baa W aar« all w u m
good orchard«, of Ton tree«—peaches, prune«, pear*,
allrn ’Oto by atra pin bo n. roaiadina.
to. M an a ara a n « C a r lo m a ta F a r i n a ; L aadn, a
that was afterwards proven to be apple«, cherrlee,l walnut«, almond«, filbert«, per
vary Ini*:~ttin» aud InaDnoUre boot «f trarr'«. drKr.blog
simmon«, mulberries, etc., etc., aud also a nlca,
«br prcullar Ills, habita, mannara and «aMoima of toa pwpla
Sf larrljn iwantrtw.
a lie. Y remember her. There is large vlueyard, and all kinds of berries; three large
P ogn
n i lo r B e lla Z n . Barn« tona a« alto«! mimt«.
H S? F
bam«,
one
46x*t
fret,
another
4NxVl
and
the
other
Word» of all ino cid and a « » a»aga.
a dark cloud in the sky, but my •.6x86; a fine dwelling, ¿main building 16x43, two
to. •Called Brack. A Mnrnl. _ By Both Cou-tT
to A t t h * W o r l d '» M e r r y . A Moral. By Flaraaoa
War to* antb.nr of “ Tha H
toa Harab," Ma
memory floats a way beyond it, stories high and hall through center, with “ L "
V . M ild r e d T r r r a n l u a
A Moral. By “ Tha Daob-
kitchen, porches, etc.; a well of fine water at tbs
■ 1 , " au'.hor of “ Molly B a * a ." «to
into the spotless ether and glori door; a cellar 18x32 with 9-foot stone walls and
to D a r k D a y a. A M«ral. By to« aatbor of ‘ Called
Baek."
to. Bhndoara nm the Anew. AMaral. By B. L. Far-
ous halo that once surrounded the good smoke-house over the «sine; a rarp pond of
Jw». author of “ ltrrad-aad-Ck«*«» apd-Xiaaaa,“ rat
one acre, well supplied with carp. Tha location
10. I ,e * lla % A Moral. By Mary Oaati Hay, aatbor of
life of a friend.
I remember her, Is a healthy one. In 7 miles o f railroad and lu TV4
•• Srrn la York#."
t l. ita k rta l'a V a r H a g a A Boral. By WlUIr Caillnt,
author of ‘ MuMama, ate.
and oh! there'is joy in the remem miles of the town of Oraut’a Pasa. The Murphy
post office Is on the premises. A big lot of machin
aim . ata «y-air
Coeli Hay author of “ Old kllddletoa’» Mota;,"
brance that she is gone where no ery to go with the place.
U adtey C a r Worn. A Naval. »7 Mtw - . B. Brad
4oa, au*hur ct “ Lady Audlay'a Pacrva.“ a«o
Apply fo J. W. Wiruar,
M. A H e ld » « D a n .
A -oval. By toa aatbor at
slander lurks in the folds of the Murphy, Josephine county,
" Dor* Thorn*,-' et«.
Oregon.
to. V alert**« K ate. A KovaL By Hr*. Aluaudar. atu
rose, and all the paths of life are
tour of " The Wool « O t ," etc.
M Sinter K o ra . A Naval. By Wilkie ColUni, aoibot
•f • Tha Woman in W hite," at«
lighted by the deathless flame of
to. A n a
A Novel. By Hra. Henry Vote, author ol
•• iaat l.in ae ."
-»t
Omnipotant light
I never be
to T h e h om rol B o t h . A Hovel. By Mlaa Mtlook,
aethi« of “ John Halifax, deatlautaa," ate
N. UeStaiauM ‘ ‘ r t l t t A tbrlUla« oarra—va by Daalat
lieved the story, but saw then as I
Br faa daaarihla«t«» advaBtaraaotaaantaway 1 « to» NoalB
Baeita Ocaajt.
Mrs. S. E. ROBINSON, Prop etor
see now, the same bright gleam
to l a w t e t o o k « P a o h r y P a y . A p M lk tl ate
iB'tr-atlve aanaa of artlaiaa by Ur P. B. Jaaoba, Pooitiy
Be
Bar af “ Tha farm and Uordan," PfeUa.; Ulaatratad.
beyond the rainbow cloud.
to. P a r t e r l a f l a a a d C k r m la a ) ( l y a c i t o u l a a
haak wblob t-Ui haw to par form hoedradi af amualaf trick«
L odi
I t mote« and Inattaetlrn axparinicuta with tempte oerala.
titoquiHc
NO COLD
^»vaia.
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W. It. Punter will deliver stone ooal on
L IZ Z IE
Capl. Pdfr Kelson, Waster,
’1 X 7 ILL run regularly to this place for
▼ V one year, having been chartered by
Mr. Lyons for that time.
T H E
la a dry, safe schooner, and Capt. ‘ ‘Dick”
s
a
careful and courteous master. Freight
j
aa
cheap
as the cheapest.
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or other«, who wish to examine
ADVERTISERS this paoer, or obtain estimate«
on advertising tpaea whan in Chicago, will find it on fits at
4S to 49 Randolph St.,
the Advertising Agansy af
Myrtle Point, Or., ________ LORD & THOMAS.
PIONEER
Coquille City, Oregon.
Opened the Pioneer Market in
ship- 8 hupe, we are prepared to furnish
H AVING
the choicest meats as cheap as the choapeHt.
We will keep nothin« but the best, and will
fill orders from nny point on short notice
m i
ro
bu a
oumoi
C IT 1 T
LIVERY aud FEED
STABLE,
C o q u ille C ity , Qgn.
E. F„ BUCK, PROPRIETOR.
(7~H aulinff Done on 8 hort
Ed.
H e r a l d :— Thinking
the
numerous readers of your v a lu a b le
paper would like a few item s from
circuit court, we shall s u b m it th e
following, as your c o r r e s p o n d e n t
happened to be present:
Empire was very lively this
week, two shows and circuit court
all at once. We had a Punch and
Judy show while Mr. lifpuigeon
had a small show of his own.
We think that Mr. C., of Norway,
is thinking of changiog his occu
pation from farmer to Indian agent
aa he was working up a job of that
kind.
The first case on docket was J.
Coke vs James Laird.
The case
was decided in favor of the plain
tiff
The next case was McCutch-
en vs W. S. Wheeler.
Case de
cided in favor of McCutchen,
plaintiff.
The case that created
the greatest excitement was the
road oase, John Barklow vs Coos
county. The oounty was ably de
fended by the attorneys Hamilton
and Jlathany and tha following
The traveling public wishing to
visit any part of Oregon or Wash
ington territory, will find it greatly
to their interest and comfort to go
by the Empire City and Drain
Station Stage Line.
Over two-
thirds of this Hue iu wo« a smooth,
hard 6ea beach and on one of Ore
gon’s most beautiful rivers.
Stages run all winter, leav
ing Empire City every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Fare to Portland only $14.40.
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Aft*r Fort» yttrt
tyvaiietice in th*
preparation of more
th«n One Hundred
•rplktotlontfor patent« in
the United Sutra «nd Foreign ooan-
trira, the-pnbliehera of the Rcienlifle
A mori oaa contino« toaol a» aulici tore
for patena, caveats, trad»-mark», oopy-
_________ right«, etc., for th« United Slatra, and
to obtain pararti in Canada. England. Erano«,
Derm any, and «II othar coantnae Their experi
ence ia uneqa«lod «od their IrailiUee are «neur-
^ Drevinge and ep«ctflo«tione prepared and filed
In tfctf 1’ atest Office on ehorl tint,»-*. Term* wry
reaaonihle Mu charge for examination of model*
ox drawing* Ad rice by maiifrc*
Patent»obrained through Munn ACV*.«r»notie»d
luth» BCTK.VTIKIC A M K IU C A M ,w hich hoe
the largeet circulation end if the moat intlnantial
newspaper of iU kind publiehed in the world.
The adranUgee of aoch « notioe every patentee
understand«
Thie large and eplandtdly Ulnatrated newtpaper
!■ paMiahad W E K K I . V at $3.0Ua year, and to
admitted to be the beet paper devoted to aoienoe,
mechanic*, invention«, enginearing work* and
other departmenu of Industrial progroa*. pnb-
li* rad in any oountry. It eonUine the name« of
«11 pttenteM end title «f every invention patented
each week. Try It four mouth« for on* dollar.
Sold by «11 newadeelera.
If you have «a invention to patent write U
Mann k Co., publtehere of Scie«ufie Amortn« ^
MX Broadway. Mew York
Handbook about patent« mailed free.
Over 6 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0
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BLO ODED
FO W LS .
Pure bred Brown Leghorn and Plymouth
Rock Poultry for sale by Derward B. Cart
wright.
Yoaoolla, Douglas County,
Oregon
C . A . S n o w & Co.
Opposite Patent Office,
Washington, D. C.
T h e B U Y E R S ' G U ID E *
loa n ed S e p t, »to d
L e a c h y e a r . I t * 3 U p t g r i ,
| 8 x 1 1 ^ ln e lte e , w t t lt o r e r
3 ,BO O tllu etrm tloto» - «
w h o le P ic tu r e G a l l f l y
G IV E S W h o le s a le P r i m
direct to eonumnert o n toll g o o d u to t
p e r s o n a l o r f a i n t l y n ae. T e lia h o w t o
o r d e r , a n d g i v e « e x a c t c o s t o f C T exy-
tliU tg p u n u s e , e a t, d r i n k , w e a r , o r
h a v e fu n w ith . T h ree IN V A L U A B L E
B O O K S c o n ta in In fo r m a tio n g lia n s d
fr o m th e m a rk e ts o f th e w o r ld . W #
w ill m aU a c o p y F R E E to a n y a d
d re s s ti|>on r e c e ip t o f 10 e t«. t o d e fr a y
e x p e n s e o f m a i l i n g . L e t xts h e a r f r o m
yon.
R e s p e c t fu lly ,
MONTGOMERY WARD A CO.
¥S7 Sc * 2 9 W a b a s h A e e n a e , C h ic o « » , IB
bered nnd about 20 sretled to tame grans
good dwolliug 24x32 fritm 6 rustic, good bee-
house. good orchard, etc., etc.
Price for
place alone, $* 2 . 000 ; or. including a upan of
horsen, yoke o f cattle aud other cattlo to
the number of 20 bead including five cows,
besides many other valuable things al»out
the place 2,500. It is really a rare bargain.
Call at this office.
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•< Randnlyii, Oregon: }•
J . W a ls e r , P rop s
Beer of best ouality always to be
had at the Brewery, and orders
from all parts filled promptly.
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CASH S TO R E!
E X V
ILL Run on no other Route.
This
vessel having made six round trips
W
in ths last six months, is supposed to keep
H ja ,c e s ,
IRi'b'bons.
a n d O z n a m e n te ,
Rnchmg Embroidery
Veiling, Scarfs etc. etc-
Straw, Flush, Silk, Katin or Vslvst, whisk
w# will oell cheap for cash .
CHEAPEST!
Quickest ait Bast
Empire CitY and Drain’s Station,
STAGE and STEAMBOAT lin t!
Carrying: The TJ. S- Mails
Wells, Fargo & Co’s
Express
Jarvis, Cornwall i Ca.
EAVSES EMPIRE CITY FOB DRAINS
STATION EVERY
L
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
The steamer JUNO or RESTLESS meet a
the stage at the month o f the Umpqua«
New and com fortable stagea.
Fare to Portland by this root* $14.50.
Each passenger allowed 50 pounds of baggaga
Passengers are requested to be in Empire
City the night before departure.
Any information in regard to the above
line can be procured at the B laxcoor Central
hotels in Marshfield, and the post offiee
in any public be u e in Empire.
C O Q U IL L E M I L L
— AND—
Tug ompany !!
— DEALERS IN—
— AND ALL KINDS OF—
L U
C edar ,
f ir ,
M
B E R
ash , m a p l e ,
m t r t l i ,
Alder and spruce lumber always on
hand and for sale at the lowest rate«.
TOWING
By the Tug K A TIE COOK, on
the river and bar, at reasonable rates.
Timber, match-wood and stave tim
ber purchased.
Orders for lumber filled in quanti
ties to suit, and at the lowest living
rates.
J. PARK ER,
CHAS F. DOE.
Parkersburg Coos county Oregon,
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POST
O FFIC E
Store,
C. ANDREWS
PROPRIETOR,
CONSTANTLY
A. L- Nosier. Proprietor-
Keeps
An assortment of
Clocks, Cutlery, etc.
Boots and shoes,
EALER in Groceries. Provisions. Flour,
Hats and caps,
Lard, Beans, Candies, nuts, Tobacco,
Cigars, Cigarettes, eto., etc.
Stationery, Inks,
Dry goods and
Clothing La
dies, Gents
and Childrens
B LA C K -S M ITH IN G
General fur
nishing goods;
also groceries,
K C o r s e -S lL o e in g r
Canned goods,
Neatly and promptly done, at the
Cigars, tobacco
lowest living prices.
Shop next and candies. He pays the high
door east of Leneve’s drug store, est price for country produce
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Coquille City, Oregon.
D
COQUILLE
F lo w e r s , O etricH
F lu m e s a n d
Tips-
Main Street, Coqnille City Ogn.,
Gents Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Built Expressiv for the
Millinery Store!!
ACHES o f land
miles from Co-
) U quillc City, 100 acrt‘:i IxittonffilO tim
Applicant», »nd
to U et eeoaon't
cuatomer*
without or-
tend f o r tl. Addree«
Has just received at
her new
A Very Great Bargain.
rrviL U T C Ç ForIFWSTlPE* lEVTRTimO CDCC
COI IMAICÒ a t L o w o s tC a s h R a te s i n t t
up her past record, and will until further
notice, on and after November 15tb, deliver
freight to Copnille City and all points on
the lower river at the following rates:
Floor $4 per ton, salt, nails, iron and oonl
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$3.50, other freight $5 per ton.
The Schooner COQUILLE will also carry
r p H I S Old and Reliable Resort is kept in
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good order, nnd no pains nre spared freight at the rame rates.
to render oorafort to guests.
A share of
C o q u i i x b M il l k T o o C o m p a n y .
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the patfonage ia asked.
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M R 8 . S . A . MOORE, PROP.
Patents obtained, and all P A T
E N T BUSINESS attended to
P R O M P T L Y and for M O D E R
A T E FEES.
Our office is opposite the U. S.
Patent Office, and we can obtain
patents in less time than those re
mote from Washington.
Send Model or Drawing.
We
advise as to patentability free of
charge; and we make No Charge
Unless Pclient is Secured.
We refer, here, to the Postmas
ter, Supt. of Money Order Div.,
and to officials of the U. S. Patent
Office. For circular, advice, terms
and references to actual clients in
your own State or Oounty, write to
TÌÌÌESBUÌIDÌK3 * ? S îÏÏ PHIUDaPHl*.
flower SKEDfraAoald
n $ s . J. Ii, OLIVE
Hats trimed to order a speciality.
SEED ANNUAL
1 0 0 ,0 0 0 EACH ISSUE
Empire City, Or.,
PATEN Tin
Illa.tr*Ini. Da.-
trlfU ioA rrir«4
Dome anb 5 arm*
Lockhart. Hotel!
Deliver the same to any point of thejriver
on Short Notice.
in th* world.
to. i i a a d a t e * a f Utohlte M em -W aablnftoa. Prank-
Mn, WoOatar. Clay. Tlldan, Llaoolo, rtcott. Ormct. Corflald,
Gladatana, Butiar, HaaoooU, Lae, and *U to* teadlaf aie«
of to« oeatary
.
*8. H W f P «h ira t Tha wwrk of «a anaiaat (volu*.
Children hare read them for oratorio*, and grow» people
Kioto them ovary day.
The H ebald for one year aud the above
Oregon,
D. M. FERRTiCO’S
F R E E t o all
M abshfiblj ), O on .
Dealer in Furniture, Doors, Glass and Pic
ture Frames, etc., and agent for White’s
Sewing Machines.
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X j ADIES ANDkOHIIDREN'S ZE3IATS
Constantly on hand a good
Supply of fresh aud choice meats, and
K EEP
PEOPLE USE
F o r 1887
F U R N I T U R E STORE,
IF1-
ZE’x o p .,
T lie L a te s t S t a le s
F. H. PADEN A COMPANY, Props.,
Coquille C ity ,
the bank o f the river at hi 3 landing for
$2.50 in bulk; in sacks—sacks furnished—
$3 per ton.
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A Large Variety of
Meat Market,
D . M . FERRY A CO.
«re admitted to l* the
LARGEST SEEDSMEN
* » — l A roll una'-rlpto a aid r 'anr ot r.lfht modar»
hoama, raa«U>( >» price fnm Dtno to k*',« IlleaUatad.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
in advanoe. This will apply to new sub-
Land Office at Rose burg, Oregon, )
May 7th, 1887.
J
soribers, who pay ns $2.50 in advanoe.
OTICE is hereby given that the follow-
uig-uamed settler has filed notioe of
his intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
L * r | M t ClrtuUtion of t n v Agrteultura) P « p e r
made before the Clerk of the County Court
In th « W e e t.
o f Cooe County, Oregon, at Empire City,
Oregon, on Wednesday, June 22 , 1887, via:
John C. Stockman, pre-emption D. 8 . No.
44414 for the W. X of 8 . E.
N. E. X of T T 0 2 T 3 O F
VIaK«ifleeLt PrwDltun LUt.
S. E. X and 8 . E. X of N. E. X, &*>■ 2, Tp.
O n l y B O O t s . m, 1
22 8 . R. 13 West, Wil. Mer.
Copy «nd Outfit to Clab-nalrare V tw .
He names the following witnesses to Addree*,
HOME AND EARN, Loulevlll» * +
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
W. T. Hay ter | Arago, Coos Oounty,
J. W. Munford f
Oregon.
J. J. Lamb
( Empire City, Coos Co,
Oregon.
L. Harlocker f
Chas. W. Johnston,
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Register.
NEW
R l u R I Y Aw
’S w S t o E i E k w D t S p
I F k E l u
to. S e m t o f t h e P r a te , eontolrtaf abarmlai aalae-
Han* «ota Trttnyaon, l><ti(fallow, Wblttiar, Byran. Sballay,
Hear«, Bryant, and many other».
u . BmUdV»x P la n * t b r P t o r t la a L l o w v o t e
1 st of books will be sent to all aubsoribers
who pay np all arrearages, for $ 2 .u 0 cash,
N otice..jH
N o tic e »
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I have again taken posscasionjiof the
R obtnhon H oush . and will spare no pains
or expense to make it pleasant for guests.
A share o f the patronage is Solicited
Board and lodging....................................$ 4.00
Board without lo d g in g ..................... $3.50
M e a l s ................................................ 25c ts.
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Market!
J O IIM k STOKE, Props.,
BOOKS: MILLION
ROBINSON HOUSE,
COQUILLE CITi, OREGON.
NOTICE!
All persons indebted to me by boo
* *
count, »re notified to call and settle by
March 1,1887. After that date all accounts
not settled will he placed in the hands of a
collector for collection.
Dr. John C. Stockman.
Coquillc City. Feb. 15.
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Meat
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THE MAGNETIC APPLIANCE CO.,
134- Dearborn St., Chicago, III.
F M M D S , N IK E
PR IEN ,
W . G aiiier