I’lu- Masonic festival here June
A rape fiend in the person o f He is cutting a large bill o f lumber
24 will he the event o f the season.
Frank McCutchen was convicted for \\r. P. Mast, o f North fork, for
‘ For a shave,as good as any b ar-! ;d the term o f circuit court just a large barn.
W eb Mast is t!:<*
ber ever gave,” call ou Al Devaul, adjourned in this county, and has teamster that is doing the hauling,
gone up for five years— a just What wenow want is a good bridge
Olive hotel.
sentence.
1 across the river so that people can
E. W. Sprague moved to his
LOCAL ITEMS
Those calendar alarm clocks at
mill in good shape.
ranch near the l)eitz place below
J. J. W ilson’s, are just the prettiest i 0 ,ir Shiloh school teacher is do-
M asonic festival hero Juno 2 4
Beaver slough last week.
tliiugs out, and useful and cheap
^ne-
only trouble seems
Don t forgot to patronize our now
Mrs. J. Snyder, o f the Western
•client
time
*°
*n
the
management
o f , so
tonsorial artist.
hotel, Marshfield, speut the past | ^>PHides. They are exc
.
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. . . . her parents aud ,1 keepers, anA
large girls,
as some are nrg
and L.,,«,,
keep tlm
the Hov
day o oi f the
me many
j
s
Andy Hoover lias m oved to Oak- i week here visiting
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1 er l than
l i n n he
l i a is.
iu
I O I n
a n
o i f 4/^
u
h f ! i it t i is
bad
to l be
bister.
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lu audition.
land, Douglas county.
small, especially in a school room,
.
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.
Owing to the muddy condition
i ho sohoonor Helen M orriam ! Asa
Myers, of Norway, was in*
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o tli 1 among *so many large girls for
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ha<l not bo.'it raised at last accounts.! town yesterday, l i e is slowly re- of the roads during the winter ami
fore part o f spring, Mr. llolver- 1)U,)1,° -
I f you want a tine lot o f fish ! coveriug from his long-standing
,,
.
j • | L a t f . r — Elder Potter has arriv-
allowed
Jim
stott, o f Fairview,
front the beach, send to Andrew rheumatism.
ed at Gravel Ford from East Port
beautiful carriage to remain in
Tebo, Bandon.
land. He and his lady had a hard
Burt McDuffee is the painter on
Gallisi* k Son’s shop where it was
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trip coming over from Roseburg.
Mr. F. Schetter, o f Em pire City, i the Masonic temple.
Burt is a , built early last winter,
till ¡Sunday,
1
w
h
John Criteser and Mrs. Samuel
s|»ent a couple of days here la st1 good iminter, having served an ap-
wheu he took it out homo under
Shuck started out to-day for Rose
week, with his family.
preuticesbip in Iowa.
Hying colors.
burg to see their father, Uncle
Mr. Switzer, superintendant o f
The road between this place and
., ,
. The Steamer Little Annio was
the BlackliK-k Sandstone company, j l iter City 18 shm ! by tlu*e pn^ m g ^
aroam, to 0 km bay ou ltt9t John Oriteser, who was not ex
was in town N^dnosday.
over it. t . be the l» * t in the conn-1
.
s|,e WH8
,,y the pected to iive, at last accounts.
W andering Jaw Bone.
Dr. Volkm ar and Cal Shepherd , ty. There is more travel over it, too. (og K a, ie Cook> but „,..„,.,„1 too,
Dora, June 2nd, 1887.
have settle»! at Wilbur, Douglas j
Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, father j ^ r e e lf amj ,mitie the trip in g<>»nl
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a r a n t i F a t o r l » !( l i n c i l i I
county, pays the Recorder.
and mother o f the poor drowned i 8}iape> The Annie, now owned by
Editoi
H erald :— Permit me
A young unin, step-son of W . L. Jv liu, passed down to Bandon ) e s - ! Q eo x-’bmagan aud Ren Smith,
Land, died at Beaver slough aud terday, to await the recove ry o f the wi„ '|1Prenfter run oil Coos liver through your columns to announce
HIH1 e , » s bay. The Ivoyi- that w en t! Oiftt there will be a Sunday school
will be buri d at this place to-day. body.
J .J . Wilson has a lot o f the on the Annie »round to the l » y o r] «otertninmont and strawberry fes-
Mr. Jno. Flanagan, o f Em pire
REV. SW AFFORD'S APPOINTMENTS.
F»rst Sablmtli, North fork and S^i-.h fork
alternately; Second Sabbath, Fishtnip and
Lftinpov creek. nltem: telv; Third Sabbath;
Floras crook and Four Mile, alternitely.
Fourth SnbtMth. Coquille City. lO-JK) u. in. j
ami 7su» p. in.
U . B. Svi fiord.
, tivH' h« M »* *>*«> r ,0 , " '« r cll,,rcl’
City, accompanied by Mr. Cam- prettieat vest chains that you have | at irast some o f them got sick.
Th<> et<>Rmor Mvrtle. lately pur-
«
tha >OWCT C o q ^
man, paid this place a visit ou Sat- j seeu, aud he is selling them in »
mensely cheap. G o buy oue of c a s e d by C apt L eri Snyder and I * * * * *
June 11th. 87.
urd ay.
,
,
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This will be the feature o f the
Engineer x
Frank
has been
.
The Portland W eekly News, the tilCm.
liuuiucri
m u n Barrows,
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ocon on tiie
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season
the lower river, and all
The Ceres came down yesterday, j p U{ m fine condition, and the boysj
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rr._,
best weekly in Oregon, can be had
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* * are invited to attend.
Tickets
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for fiO cents from now till N ovem having been repaired,aud is now in i sent a crew to-day to bring her,
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i have been placed at the small sum
apple pie order to run the fre ig h t; Hr)limd by sea to the river from
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of 2.)cta, including a dish o f straw-
.
A1 Deuval, of M yrtle Point, has and passenger business on upper Coos bay where she is in waiting.
_ 1 berries and cream, children half
She will be in the river by to-mor-1
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moved his barber shop to this river.
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., : lince. i he perform nnces will be
up
is ... wu.fi- j varied, om sisting o f , choice
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place, aud occupies a room at the ’ H
u t erring
u i u b can
tn u u be
o scooped
t
t w ith ; row* night , if the , weather
. ,
selec-
dip-net* at the month o f the river j ble. W e learn that she will run ^
<>f i#clnma, ioBB al|d dialHgne6j
Olive hotel.
The water! from here to the montu o f the Co-1 wjth R |jttle o{ the (1alk
gli
The distance by stage between in large quantities.
some days seems to be fairly alive ! qnille aud back every day, remain-
,
the O. k C., and the C. & O., rail B
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of-hand, songs, tableaux, essays,
! ing over night at Coquille tity .
j
roads is but * *20 miles, ami this will with them.
etc., to be concluded by playing
We
learn
that
the
hot
lea
th
er
j
R.
E.
Buck,
our
liverymau,
left
be rapidly diminished.
the
universally
appreciated
oi
Saturday
aud
Sunday
a
week
j
for
Roseburg
on
Sunday,
to
get
a
W e understand that the grand
i “ Bridge o f Sighs.”
ago
actually
injured
some
kinds
o
f
j
horsa
he
had
hired
out
to
a
man
stand at the coining fair is to be a
A be L. Nosier.
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smull
fruit
on
some
o
f
the
upper!
who,
it
seems,
had
business
a
long
private atTair which has b e e n ,
A C’lir io u * S u i t .
branches o f the river.
j ways beyond that point. Asfide
aAvarded to parties at Bandon.
j Sacramento,June 1. O othe30th,
f
L.
Pewtherer,
agent
for
the
i
from
losing
the
use
o
f
the
horse
The F ain iew stage started on
; of May, 1885, the overland train
Northwest
Fire
and
Marine
Insur-
j
fo
ra
couple
o
f
weeks,
Mr.
B.
will
her first trip Friday.
This makes
whs just pulling
out o f Rocklin,
a direct route to Roseburg a n d ; slice Co., of Portland* was here a ! have to pay a pasture bill, lose his when a drunken man natned Frank
H i* company ime and pay hw e x p e u s « on the .
^
,1<d „ pisto| from his
the world generally, from Coquille tow days last week.
is *aid to be a tellable oue.
I trip. Should Mr. B. run ac os*,,
( Tlie weaDon
vag dis.
City.
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( a11;
The Parkersburg boys
h a ve! From the Hecorder we learn ,
that
Mr.
H.
H
.
llosa
i*
pattiug
d
in
ed
to
leave
Uougla*
«
made up two nines aud they are I
said to be getting in for tit'* base 1 new machinery iu Ins mill ne.n •
.
,
f
i*
evil
v
t>
fi.nt
will
(inn
bl<*
the
pa
be
treated
to
a
genu
1
lie
sample
o
f
.
ball championship of this county Bandon that win double tne o«i _
Bucking.
pacity of the mill’s present output
the com ing season.
T ext mef . tino .— Eld. Wm. P ot
The new Masonic temple in this
The hot weather o f Saturday
ter of the Seventh l)av Adventist
aud Sunday a week ago, visited 1 place is making the most conepic-
California on the same days in the uou* building in town by « i d s I chnreh will commence r iwries o f
shape of hot winds and much dam Being 40 feet high iu the body, tent meetings in this place near A.
age to fruit aud grain resulted.
and so large it could not be other G. Aikiu’s residence on Saturday
evening June 11th, and will contin
Andrew Tebo, of this place, has ! wise.
gone to Bandon to fish for a while, i
ue as the interst may demand. See
N
o
Schooners
were
in
sight
yes-
oeu d him your oid«rs for fish, |
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.
,
, small bills. Eld. Potter arrived a
.
w, , *>
crabs or clam-.
He will send you terday when the Autelope came up,
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few «lays since from East Port-
a fine lot o f either or all, very cheap. but it is expect d that by to-day
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land, and has the appearance o f a
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Here’s your chance—the Port- 1 the wnole tleet for this river will
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. very pleasant gentleman, and we
land Daily News from this, till he in sight, and possibly some o f;
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predict an intellectual treat for all
Nov. 10th for £3.50; a good fresh | the schooners get iu.
J who may hear him. Eld. J. C.
daily with news from every point
Rev.
Scofield,
o
f
Dora,
and
Mr.
o f the world every night.
Sub
Bunch formerly o f this town, will
H.
Black
of
Sumner
went
below
on
scribe at once.
assist Eld. Potter, and we bespeak
to C( •uduct religious j £o|>
Mr. Geo. Anderson, partner with Saturday
good, audiences and good
J o e Johnson in
the Coquille services at Lauq >ey creek. Rev. j S a v i o r on the part o f the young
City aud Coos bay stage line, Scofield will preach hero the 3rd
people.
moved his family down from Sunday in this mouth.
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Camas valley last Saturday, add
l'|> R l i r r
A strawberry festival will be giv
ing eight more to the city’s pop
Ed. H erald :—Time Hies and the
en at the Pioneer chuicli
near
ulation.
crops are growing, up this way.
W ork on the Masonic hall is Larnpey creek next Saturday night,
Travel Jias commenced
on
the
progressing nicely. The frame— a J u u e llth . All are cordially in
neat and substantial o n e - is up. j vited. Adm ission—remember the East fork road to and from the Val-
.
.
i
o ~ 1 levs over the Range
the siding for the lower story on cream and , strawberries—
only 2o
J
b
and painted, and work going ou on
j) s*
seed down the
Joe. Clinton p
the inside below, and on the cents
other morning with his wagon and
outside above.
W e had four legal holidays in
team that wintered out in Joseph
the
eight
days
prec
ceding
yester
Hiram M oore, o f
Johnson
ine C ). It all looked like there
Mountain, visited Coos bay Sat day two Sundays, Decoration ami
were hard times out jn Josephine.
urday.
He inform s us that the j Labor Days.
W ell, its all right;
The two young men that went
Johnson Mountain Mining com -j they will have to come lota thicker
out to Douglas, and Jackson coun
pany have a mile of fimne to build .
ties to peddle not long since, have
yet, but will have it completed in and faster than that to beat a
both returned. They report times
a mouth.
Mr. M. has been at Coquiller.
dull out there, and nothing to trade
these mines for 13 months, not
Capt. Littlefield was up from on but digger squirrels and jack-
withstanding the ii_»avy snows of
his work on the breakwater the rabbits, and they are below par.
last winter there.
Mr. J. C. Bunch has gone out to
forepart of the week.
The Capt
Brother Chilstrom, o f the R e
is aiHeted with boils on the back Roseburg with his team to bring
corder, in speaking of his predic
Elder, Potter and wife in, as they
tion that actual work, aside from o f his neck and does not arch that intend to spend the summer and
preparations on the breakwater part o f his person in making his autumn in Coos Co.
would not be commenced lefo re graceful obeisance as he used to do.
Uncle John Ciib'ser, as he is
Jnne 1st, and how in the forenoon j
commonly called, is reported very
o f Wednesday June 1st, the first i Frost at this season o f the year sick, out at Roseburg.
pile was actually driven, intimates is a very rare occurrence in this
Mr. Crosby’s fine horse, Captain
that he can beat all such predic part, but we learn that it did con SI igart, was taking in the South
tions too easy when he is in prac siderable damage on upper North fork country last week.
He has
tice.
Coquille one night last
week. produced some o f the best stock
Eovory body
Mr. Marshall, the old gentleman Traces of it were noticeable here I in C. >os county.
! should see R. C. Dement’s young
who got the contract for furnish
on
fences,
etc.,
but
we
hear
o
f
no
:
colts, as proof o f this matter.
ing piling for
the
government
j Samuel Johnson has a nice lot
works, has bsen relieved of the damage in this vicinity.
„
,
i i • •
-i, i I o f youug cattle, as w*ell as nice
aaid contract, and J. Harry Hunt j A . Sunday
school picnic will be
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hogs.
Sara is a great hog man,
has it now at his bid o f 4^ cents per
fo o t llr . Marshall drove down
| had by our* Sunday school next ( an(] jlh8 a njce lot o f choice bacon
raft o f 40 piles some time
since, Saturday in Alleu Collier’s grove, for sale. W e think that the South
is the place for nice stock
and in boom ing them
near the < Every one is invited to come, bring
breakwater where they were "r e nloDi; his or her basket and join
wa>’-
«very one Benias to
.
.
i
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t
)
i
want
to
get
a
calf or a pig from up
quired to be used, the swell from in for a good time generally.
R e- there
the sea caused him to lose most of
Hurve Minard is running his
them. A ll the parties concerned j member this and be on hand. Rev.
Campbell will deliver an address. ‘ saw* mill on East fork on full time.
have our sympathy.
0
V a .g e d and little Mav Pmkham, a
L rl
years o!d, fell de.-ul. shot
through the heart. Kaniptnier was
, .
, u , t# the
.
; arreded and , tried,
b
jury
failol to convict him, believing
that the shooting was accidental.
Dr. Pinkharn. father o f the dead
girl, yesterday filed a complaint in
the county clerk’s office against the
Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany for £50.000 damages for sell
ing Kamptuier a ticket. The com
plaint alleges that Kampinier w as
beastly intoxicated, ami was in a
condition dangerous to the safety
o f other passengers, and the agent
o f the company knew' he w rh in
such a condition when he sold him
the
j the ticket. It then
recites
j fa? ts,of
billing. Judgement is
asked as above.
\ new fruit pest in the shape of
a black beetle iu California
is
spoiling whole vineyards. Paris
green and sulphur seem to only
sharpen the appetite o f the pest
DROWNED.
J O IIA A V K n iP N O I O F s n i l ’ M l l
it r e * . S t iic t iu jl.a ¡ 4 » 1 « lie«;*.: ‘»1 a
A ’ k ! !•; D rC H tird « 11 i «.q
H n r. R n ily Not l l r f f i t e i v d
mi i*u»t .i m i u u r i .
CHICAGO
C O TTA G E
ORGAN
Last Friday afternoon John C. Has attained n rfandard o f excellence which
o f no mjierior.
Simpson, the senior member o f the admits
It contains C vry improvement that inventiva
firm o f Simpson Bros., the fisher genius, «Lin aud money cun produco.
men and coopers on the lower riv
er, than whom there is no more en
EVER T
terprising in the state, started out
osoAxr
to sen over the bar at the mouth of
the Coquille w ith a net to fish. He
BAN TEE
sat in the boat facing the bow,
FOB
pushing, until lie got near the
breakers, when he waa seen by
those ashore tc stand up, but kept
on hia course. A pretty heavy sea
There exrcll -Tit O ,
«re ce,« orated for v-ol-
♦vas running, and a “ com ber” was nrie, quality of tone ty ¡tu r. -pccee, \anety of com
bination. artistic div . 1 !, 1. Mity m tiuieh, perfect
seen to strike under the bow o f the construction, r. akiitir .r. the most attractive, orna
mental ami (ioki/alilc circus for homes,
boat when it was clim bing a swell churches, lodge», societies, etc,
r S T A m .rsn E D h e p e t a t i o b .
and the bow pointing upward, thus
I X E U C A t lD FACILITIES,
turning the lx>at a summersault,
SKULLED WOUKHEN,
BEAT M A T E R IA L ,
and it is supposed struck Mr. S.
COJfBnVED, MAKE THIS
and injured him.
The boat re
mained bottom up for son.e time,
but the poor man was never seen
Instruction Books and Plant StotlL
to come to it. A 11 object looking
Catalogues and Frioe Lists, on application,
about like a duck was seen to start
CHICAGO CCTTA6E ORGAN CO.
from near the boat and head for
831 BLUE ISLAND AVEn
the nearest point o f land, and this
CHICAGO, IL L
was noticed for twenty minutes,
when it disappeared. There is lit
FOR SALE.
tle doubt but what this was our
$2000, one-half down: A po >d farm of
friend, which becomes more plaus ; *7 acers Rood land improved, situated at ths
ible when it is known that the oars 1 un.ition o f South an l Middle forks o f Co
quille river. Cad on D. McNair, adjoining
o f the boat came ashore in just one j the premises.
Imur at the point the moving o b
N O T I C E !
ject aforesaid seemed heading for,
LL
those
indebted to me are hereby
while it whs three hours before the
notified to call and settle, and savs
boat came in. John was an excel I costs.
W. E. lixcKMrv.
lent swimmer, and it is the most
THS POPULAR OROAH
V
natural tiling in the world for him
to take his oars and strike out for
shore. It is even a mystery that
he did not make land unless ho was
in some way injured by the fall of
the lx>at when capsized.
H e was
out about northwest o f the end o f
the breakwater, and it was the last
breaker on the bar that he had to
pass that upset his boat.
Another theory is he got fouled
in his net, aud that the body is yet
probably fast to it. I f this is true,
the body w ill likely be recovered
to-day, as an attempt will bo made
to hn ■! up Hie net, as it is known
tob»' there yet, by one of the bar
rels ill at was used as a buoy on it
remaining there in tho surf where
the accident happened.
C apt
Brown and Capt. Snyder went out
Sunday afternoon and did as well
as two men possibly could in a
small boat, and that, too, at the
peril o f their lives for w hich they
deserve great credit, and good will
o f all the many friends o f deceased,
to recover the body, but without
success.
Mr. Simpson was an experienced
fisherman having followed it for
years on Eel river.
H e did not
know fear in any shape or form,
and his family predicted years ago
that he would drown by being too
venturesome, when lie used to ven
ture over Eel river bar when no
one else would think o f it.
Mr. Simpson came from Hum-
lioldt county. California, nearly
three years ago, aud he was a fa
vorite with every one there, as well
ns those w ith whom he had became
acquainted here. His parents re
side near Dora, in this county. H e
was 28 years old. It is the unani
mous verdict that an honest, noble
and useful citizen hns passed away.
Pence to his ashes.
Mvrtle Point. Oregon.
Land
T li©
n3Ti2m
A gen cy I
T J n d e r s ig n e d
XR Zas
C Z P E Ib T E in )
Land
Agency
X is T
C o q u ille
C ity
a n d
Is prepared to buy or sell for
reasonable consideration.
H e lms the follow ing for sale:
The Greatest Bargain Out
A ltph I fluiRfc for ¡nuking Money, „
$32.'».—Two splendid lots on a corner, in
the best part o f Coquille City, with good
box house with “ L.”
Lots cleared and
fenced.
'i h s is one of the best bargains
ever offered here.
80 acres o f the finest fir timber on the
river, 2 miles above Coquille City, near the
river, with lo g in s roads tc* it.
It is esti
mated that there are 3.000.000 feet o f pood
timber on the land.
The laud will be sold
at »very great bargain.
The cheapest—148'£ acr°s 11 miles from
Gravel Ford. .‘JO acres in cultivation.
All
Rood land Roodout ralitre for stock. House
20x16 with shed addition.
Barn 30x42
Rood orchard. ,r< head of cattle, lot o f hops,
12 stands of bees, fanning tools.
Good
timber on uncleared portion of tho laud.
All for $2200 enquire of J. Sturdcvi.nton the
premises or of the und» rsigned.
THREE LOTS.
A House of 5 rooms centerally located in
Coquille City verv cheap for cash.
'W H IT E CEDAR
The United States is kickiug be
j |JA «teres yf white
cedar timber
I
111"
land,
one-fourth
mile
from Bear
cause an American citizen has been
creek. Very Cheap.
in a Spanish prison for a couple
4 Brewery for sale—capacity of six
-7 a.
barrels. Good Location—Every
o f years.
thing convenient.
Satisfactory reasons
Riven for wishing to sell.
Hanlau the champion sculler
ne and n half acres «>ne-hr.lf mile from
has been downed by one Gaudaur.
Coquille City, <>n staRe road; house o f
five rooms, wood-shed. Rood cistern, 150
non*.
fruit trees, some bearing—Very cheap.
*\*7 acres on North fork near Gravel
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On Seven Mile, near Randolph, June 3d,
*J I Ford; 25 acres cleared, house 16x28,
H. Paden k Co., Front Str., keep
barn 30x54, smokehouse, wood-shed, bee
to the wife of J. N. Russel, a non; weight 10
the finest lot o f cigars in town, also house; 4 stands o f l>eos, 2 cows, household
ponndH. Mother and child d o i n g well.
H e also keeps a supply and kitchen furniture, faruiiuR tools, wagon
In Coquille City May 31, to the wifo of tobacco.
and harness, 15 acres of crops; rnn,?e out
Clay II. Lewis, a daughter.
o f groceries and provisions, bacon, side and convenient for UK) head o f stock,
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is less than one mile fr»>ui school house and*
canned goods, etc.
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post offoe— *2500.
A 150* for 160 acres of land. 80 acres under
R u rk le n *« A rn ica S a lv e .
Mr. D. I.-Wilooxson, o f Horse Cave, Ky.,
*3» fence, 600 fruit trees house, barn 60X40.
says he wan, for many years, badly afllioted
The host iw! ve in th« worldipr cuts, brais V ri «al ranee for cattle adjoining.
with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the pains were ed, sores, aloers, «alt rheum, fever tore«, tot- ^{V.M) f< r House and two lots in Goquill*
City; very cheap.
almost unendurable and would aometimea t<-r, chapped hands, oliilUains. coma, and
Oue choice business lot in Coquille City
a! most throw him into convulsions. He tried all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, —very
desirable.
Electric Bitters und got relief from the first or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give
A BARGAIN.
bottle und after taking six bottle«, was en perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
acres at Gravel Ford, all bottom
♦ J O bind.
5 ) acres under cultivation,
For sale by J. U.
tirely cured, and had gained in flesh eight Brice 2"» cents per box.
30 aores .»ood mature.
One o f the heat
een pounds. Says he jnisitively belit ven he Nosier.
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places on the North fork; would make •
would have died, had it n< t been for 1 he re
Rt>od dairy farm. For particulars enquire
NOTICE.
of the unuersiphed or on the premises o f
lief afforded by Electric Bitters.
Sold at
All persons owing James Brown of Myrtle J. B. Fox, Gravel Ford, Oregon.
fifty cents a bottle by J. II. Nosler’ a.
Point on Inst year’s accounts must come
120 acres thrive miles up the North fork.
forward and make settlement at once. Re 27 sen s plow land oleared. good house; bam
D o n ’ l l]i|M, riui«>n ( .
member, and, keep off costs.
v5n40 40x40. School house within 200 yards o f
You cannot afford to waste time in exper
the house. Can be made one o f the best o f
imenting when your lungs are in danger.
farms. Very little waste land—Rood water.
CounuiuDlion always stiems, at first, only a
Price $1500.
Inquire of P. D*au or tb*
cold. Do not permit any dealer to impose
undersigned.
upon you with some cheap imitation of Dr.
Myrtle Point, Oregon,
160 acres three-quarters of a mile up Lam-
King’ s New Discovery for Consumption,
pey
creek from the river. 20 acres oleared,
Conghs and Colds, bnt bo sure you get the
50 fenced. O f the timber, 40 acres are white
genuine. Because ho can make more profit he
20 acres Rrazing
iliO PA G A T O R of. and dealer iu Fruit oedar—good timl»er.
has something just as good, or just the
Trees
aud
small
fruits.
He
keeps
pround
ou
up
land.
House
28x30, bam 30x
same. Don’ t be deceived, but insist upon
30.
200
fruit
trees
young
and
bearing. Small
constantly
on
hand
a
well
regulated
assort
get ing Dr. King’ s New Discovery, which is
fruits
»>f
several
kinds
and
good
varieties.
guaranteed to give relief in all Throat, Lung ment, cheaper than the cheapest.
Price
$1250—Liberal
terms.
Send in your orders no pains spared to
and Chest affections. Trial bottles free at
Enquire of Walter &inol«iv.
Riv* full wtiafaction.
v4nlT
J. H. Nosier'« drug store.
Or «4 this oA ee.
Myrtle
Point Nursery.
J. F. Noyes, Proprietor,
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