Coquille City herald., August 16, 1887, Image 4

Coquillf (fifi)
TO THE LADIES!
P U B I.IS A K l» K V K B Ï TTTB 8D AT,
J . A . D ean , Editor nini Proprieto.
Devoted to the interests of the Coquille
Ktver particularly , and of the County Ren
©rally.
Subscription, per year.
00.
T U E SD A Y, AU G . 10, 1887.
a s h ill^ t o u
(From our Regular Correspondent.)
Washington, Aug. 1st, 1887.
P I O N E E R
C IT 1 T
COAL! COAL! !
for his summer vacation. During
his absence, General Me Teely will
W . It. Ranter will deliver stone coal on
I f you are afflicted with rheumatism, neuralgia
ho bank of the river at his landing for nervous exhaustion, dyspepsia, or with diseases o f
act oh secretary. .
the liver, kidneys, headache or cold feet, swollen
Ac the navy department, Secre­ •t-'-iO in bulk: in Hacks—sacks furnished— or weak aukles, swollen feet, an Abdom inal llel
$1) per ton.
S T A
B L E ,
aud a pair of Magnetic Foot Batteries have no su-
tary Whitney is to be found busy
vfmlV>tf.
erior in the relief and cure of all these complaints.
They carry a powerful magnetic force to the seat of
with his accumlated mail matter. Mr
C o q u ille C it y , O g n .
the disease.
Whitney is known as the “ dude”
For lame back, weakness of the spine, falling of
I!. E. ISITK, I'iiiW IE T R.
the
Womb, leucorrhtea, chronic inflammation and
member of the cabinet, but to seo
;
v^TIaulmi»
Done on Short Notice.„j5^
ulceration of the womb, incidental hemorrhage or :
him at work in his shirt sleeves
! flooding, painful, suppressed and irregular men- j
lh DE V / K IIi,
J
! stration, barrenness, and change of life, thio is the j
these hot days leads one to believe
! Best Appliance anil Curative Agent Known.
thnt he is a man very much ma­
Price o f Supporter with Magnetic Foot Batteries,
! *lo. Sent by express C. O. D. aud examination al-
HairouUin” . Sbavine: ami Shampooing etc. | lowed, or by mail on receipt of price, and if not
ligned.
M rs.S. E. ROBINSON, Pro p ico r
at
short notice. Shop in the O LIVE hotel. j found satisfactory even after six months trial they
The signal oflice reports this
| caii be returned and money refunded. In ordering,
j ujy ftg fj10 ]10tt©st month recorded
i scud measure of waist aud size of shoe. ,
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JLJJJJAJ
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They are worn over the underclothing. They
since the organization of the weath­
I Lave again taken possession of the
; hold tneir ro w z ii rouevKit.
er bureau in 1871. The citizens of
Send stamp for the “ New Departure in Medical U ouinson H ouse , and will spare no pains
| Treatment Without Medicine,” with thousands of
or expense to make it pleasant for guests.
Washington do not need the rec­
■
I testimonials. Rend for circulars. Write us full par­
A share of the patronage is Solicited
ticulars as regards your difficulties—order direct.
ords of the signal office to tell
- Ìg3ÌÉ>
Hoard
anti l o d g i n g , .......................$4.00
-V
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A ft-r Fnrty yeai
THE MAGNETIC APPLIAN CE CO.,
./Sì* - * . s f l
iJ •x|K.ri«>n«-e in tl
them that. The fact is self-evident
Lourd
without
lo d g in g .................. $3.50
»i > -f —-c!-Ih"ÀLi. « 1 !"■ ’l'iruti .ri.’fino
M evi v i
thaii <*ue Munilrt».
134
Dearborn
St.,
Chicago,
III.
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eals...................................asets.
Then, we have all gotten w arm over
jj i r i j M Thoimnnd npjfflc(itl«iu»f«>r patenti« in
v4n!!9
U30v5,
pK* L . Iti- C intili Stati'!, itiiil l ori igo coun-
something else besides the wea­
tries, the publisher* of the Scientific
Aincnc&n continue to nft a* »olicitori
^Bandon Beacli Estate (6 6 3 Acres)
for patents, iMverite. I ratle-m»i k*. copy­
ther and that is. the increase of the
right», etc., for th»»
.Stales, and
T H E
to obtain pateo'i in Canada, Engln»*«!, France,
For Sale.
water tax. The water works of the
Germany, and r.11 other countries ^ Their experi­
M eat M a rk e tl
LIVERY aid FEED
JOSHS** & STOP,, Props.,
Coquille City, Oregon.
Opened the Pioneer Market in
ship-shape, we are prepared to furnish
H AVING
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
ïiS û F H l Arlist.
Fort Myer near M ashington, an
abandoned station of the Signal
Corps, is to be used as a U. S. t av­
al ry post. 1 wo troops of the -1th
and 5th Cavalry have arrived from
Arizona and are settling in the
old barracks left vacant by the S ig­
nal corps. An appropriation of
$25,000 will allow new staves and
new barracks to be built aod leave
ence
uaequaied aud their facilities aro unsur­
a sufficient sum to repair the old district' were built by the U. S.
passed.
l>r.v*ipR* and »Deification» prepared and filed
In th I item o:i.
* n short n*»;. :♦*. Terms \«?ry
buildings. 1 he post is to be ( om- Government, but they seem to be
re a.* i.».'\V,U*. N .» ch • . d,m for ex a1 .liuat ion ul model*
or
tit.it’
mgs
Advice
by in»?i fr«*a
mnnded by Maj. Carpenter of the managed or rather mismanaged by
Fat r . i < chrn; n -»i >! ro J v • ■ A! ; *• r* t Co.arenoticru
Int :• St i
i ' i i ' i c A .H i; l i \ V which haa
5th Cavalry, with Capt. Lawton the commissioners of the District
the largest circulation and is * he r.ioj L influential
newspaper of it* kind pnbl:. * ed ia the world.
and Capt. Anderson of the 4th and of Columbia. The affairs of the
The ad van» ages of such a notice «very patentee
under-d n nds.
Th s large arid splendidlv iiln*trated newspaper
5th commanding the two compan­ w ater-tax office are in such a lab­
Is published \ V K . d \ L \ at #3. «>a year, and is
Oil.intic.i to he the lu t paper devoted t * science.
ies. Fort Myer is named for the yrinth that no one can make head
niHchan.es, inventions, en^ineeriui? works and
other departments of industrial proarreas. puh-
li® >ed in any country. It contains the name* of
first chief of the Signal Corps, the nor tail of them. The fact remains
all patentees and t it ie of every invention patented
each week. Try it four months for ouo dollar,
late Gen. Albert Myer,“ old prob­ that water takers have been taxed
bold by ad newsdealers.
If you have an invention to patent write to
abilities and is beautitully situated and re-taxed and assessed and re­
Munn
t\#., publishers of bcieulilio Amsrioai^
Stl Broadway, New York
iiaudbook
auout paUiuta mailed frsa.
on the Virginia hills close to A r­ assessed until their patience is ex­
lington. It commands a fine view hausted, and now come the com­
o f the Potomac Kiver and the city missioners, the water department
of Washington. "With these nat­ being in arrears, and “ make a law” ,
Largest Circulation of any Agricultural Paper
ural advantages the fort will un­ to increase the rates to make good
iu the Wont,
doubtedly become w hat Gen. Sher­ the deficiency. The law is manda­ 1 0 0 , 0 3 0 E A C H I S S U £
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idan desires to make it, the show tory and admits of no discretion,
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cavalry post of the army, as well say these Great Moguls. The laws
Magnified t Premium List.
as a school for cavalry drill.
of the Medes and Persians were O n l y C O C t s , a Y o a r .
I'opy an 1 0u‘.5t to Club-misers Free.
W hen the repairs on the acque- not more fixed th in that.
Address,
HOME AUD FARM, LouLvlItr X +
duct bridge, now in process, are
Chief Justice Grey who is the
completed, the bri Iges will be only bachelor on the
supreme
^MARVELOUS PRICESIo
opened free to the public. A rlin g ­ beucli, is building himself a hand­
ton and Fort M yer will then be to some house on the corner of 16th
people driving what Fort Adams and I Sts. The house is to be a
C a m ;> lo tt N o v e ! » n n «i O t h e r W o r k » » b y F u in u u i
A u th o r m A l m o s t i d v » - » A w a y , in e folk*wing books
are published in m at ; ampi i toim, and a!i are printed
is to the people of Newport, aud if model one, having all the rooms
from f o o d t y p e a iw n fio c d p a p e r . They treat of a
great variety of subjvcu, and we think no one can examina
the officers at Fort Myer cau man­ necessary to make a bachelor com­
the ;isf without finding therein inau\ that he or she would
bike to poises. In c loth-bound form thebe becks would cost
# 1 .0 0 e a c h . Each book is complete lu turif.
age to have a band and give after­ fortable, on one floor. The second
1. T h e W i d o w U e d o t t P a p e r a . I his Is the book
©▼er which vour gran in .others laughed tilt they cried, and
noon concerts the resemblance will floor is devoted to extra bedrooms,
It I» jiu t as tunny to-day as it ever was.
1. U l s t e r E i a a l u g K ite rou t l o r », a large eolleciica
c f Acting L’harad s, Tableaux, i • unes, Futiles, etc., for so*
be all the more striking and pleas­ and with the view probably to the
aia. gatherings, private
eatr:cab. and evroirgs at home.
'“ IF Myrtle Point Nursery.
ÎM S Ü
Coquille C tiy , Or.
n
Myrtle
of, and dealer in
! >ROPAGATOK
Trees and email fruits.
He
j
f?omc emb ^ arm .
ant
possible contingency of the bache­
Daring the absence of the Pres­ lor justice becoming a benedict
ident and Mr3. Cleveland at Oak
A M a r t l n i g I*re<lietio n .
View, the vestibule of the W hite
A warning voice is raised against
House is being frescoed, and re­
the indiscriminate
boring for
novated. The portrait of 1 homas
natural gas iu the United States.
Jefferson, which for many years A correspondent predicts an over­
adorned the space over the fire­
whelming disaster to t lie sections
place in the vestibule, has been re­
of the country occupied by the nat­
moved to the East Hoorn and pla­
ural gas wells, aud is so positive
ced in the panel to the right of the
in his assertions that he urges the
portrait of Martha
W ashington.
calling of an extra session of Con­
The frescoes in the vestibule are
gress to take some action in the
after designs left by Brumedi, the
matter* According to him, further
Italian artist, whodesigud and ex­
boring for natural gas should he
ecuted the greater portion of the
I rohibited by stringent laws. The
frescoes on the walls of the Capitol.
good people of Ohio and Indiana,
Strangers visiting the Capitol a few
while trying to develop the gas
years ago would be astonished tc
magazines, do not take time to con­
see on the floor of the rotunda an
sider, he says, that they are toying
old man enter a sort of basket
with a force that may destroy their
chair and l>e slowly hoisted to the
country and themselves. The dan­
top of the dome. This was Brume­
ger that impends is well known to
di, who, too old to mount to the
scientists. Two hundred years
dome by the stairway was daily
ago in China there was just such a
lifted up, aud there in his lofty
craze about natural gas as there
chair would continue his work ot
exists in the United States at the
painting the circle of the dome present day. Gas wells were sunk
with/Scenes from American history with as much vigour as the Celesti­
beginning with the landing of Col­ als were capable of; but, owing to
umbus aud ending with pictures a gas explosion that killed several
millions of people, and tore up and
representing some of the latest de­
destroyed a large district of count­
velopments in science aud inven­ ry, leaving a large inland sea
tions. Brumedi did uot live to known on the maps as Lake Foo
complete his work on the dome, Chang, the boring of any iih »re gas
but, anticipating his death, he made wells was then and there prohibit­
designs in charcoal, to be used in ed by law. According to Chinese
accounts, many large and heavy-
finishing the work begun by him.
preasure gas wells were struck, and
These designs have been faithfully in some districts wells were sunk
Gas
followed and the arch around the quite near to each other.
dome represents partly his work was lighted as soon as struck
as is now done in America. It is
and wholly his conception.
stated that one well, with its unus­
Appalled at the apparent pros­ ual preassure, by inducting or back
pect o f having to entertain a dele­ draught pulled down into the earth
gation from evey state in the uuion, the burning gas of a smaller well,
with an invitation to invite him resulting in a dreadful explosion
within its borders in the pocket of of a largo district and destroying
the inhabitants thereof. Lake Loo
o f the chairman, the president has Chang rests on this district. The
sent out a mild but earnest protest same catastrophe is imminent in
against being swooped down upon tbe United States, the writer iu
during this melting weather, assur­ question urges, unless the laws res­
trict further developments in bor­
ing the public that their invitations
ing so many wells. Should an ex­
to have
him visit
them
are plosion occur, there will be au up­
just as much appreciated when clo­ heaval such as will dworf the most
thed in writing, and will be just as terrible earthquakes ever known.
likely accepted. In
the mean Thecountry aloDg the gas belt from
Toledo through Ohio, Indiana, and
while he prays to be left in peace Kentucky will be ripped up to the
with Mrs. Cleveland at his country depth of 1200 to 1500 feet and flop­
home until October, when he ped ovei like a pancake, leaving a
starts out on his proposed tour. I f chasm through which the water of
Lake Erie will come howling down,
the president does not actually ask
filling the Ohio and Mississip­
to be left in j>eace, his words tacit­ pi valleys, and bolting them out
ly im ply that he desires it.
for over. Some prompt action
The secretary of war, Mr. Endi- should be taken at once to prevent
cott, leaves the city next Tuesday, this catastrophe.
9. lluck to the OM Hon;©,
a
bo»U. by diary
Cecil Hay. autnorof “ i l l l i e n F e rii».”
4 D ia lo g u e » , I t iid t U it o n * a n d K ru iM iij*», a larga
and choice collection lor cchcol exhibition« and publia and
private enlcrt iln’.a* nt«.
5. T h e Stun J u rd L e t t e r YV H t e r for Lid ie* and Gen­
tlemen, a completo guide to eoi respcndence, giving plain
directions fur ine composition
lettera of every kind, w:ih
innumerable forms and examples.
T h e F r o z e n J le rp . a N ot * i . By W ilkie Collina,
author of * The Woman in W hite,’ en*
T. K«*d C o u r t F a r m *
A Novel. By M n Henry
Woo l, au.hor of • Last Lvnre,*' etc.
8 T h e L a d y ot* t h e f. a he. i»v Sir Walter Scott. ‘ The
I.ady of the Laite” is a romance in verst, a a i of all the
Wo.its of ¿tcott, n m oi» more heautiiu. than this.
9. In C u p id 's N t h A Navel. By the author of
** Dora Thorne.”
hi. A nu»* n a r t e n . ’ A N- vel. By George Liict, au-
thor of “ A iain IkJe. “ The Mill on the Fio-3,” atc.
11 L a d y iì'.Tt is d olis i
D r e a iu . A Novel. By the
tuthor vf • I'««ra I li- n.* .
12.
!n* U y rtti r v e f «!?© H o l l y T r e o . A Novel. By
tî ** au'i. r « r •* ln>ra ’i h '•
13. T h e H a d n e t o f \\ St, H u m o r a n d F u n , a large
Otl.C'ClioQ of the fuuuj l lor b » , sketcht», untcdcie». j oerus,
and jokos.
14. J o h n B o w r r h a n l * » W i f e .
A Nov.V By Miss
Jdn ck. auüior
i Halitux, O e & tta stt.1 tic
15. T h ©
W o m in i« a Novel. By dir» Gatkell,
author of ” Mar\ Bar on/ etc.
1ft, S ix te e n C o m p le t e rttn rlc a by Popu'ar Authors,
embracing ove, hai .oua a n i detective rt-»ri« - stories of
aocie.v lift.-, of advchture, o f ra aaa y life, etc., ail very in ­
teresting.
17. J u « p c r D a n e ,s
A Novel. By Mis» M.
E. Hraddon. am' r of “ A norm Floyd.” etc.
1». f a n ©y W o r k f u r 11 ««in e À d o m r a cu t« an en tirai y
new v:ork upou this subject. c>»Dti*lüing ea.^y and practical
InssrucJo: « for il l lng fancy ba kets, wall t - ckets, brack ets,
needle work, embroidery, cto , etc., profusely and elegantly
Illustrated.
19. Grimm's F a i r y P î o r h s f«.r t h e Y’ o ïm if. The
finest colle«, tl n of ia:ry a lu :es 4pubiuhvd. The children
ar** t’.tlighted witli r’ :u.
30. M u lin a i o f j-.tlo tie tt© fbr I.alies and Gentlemen, a
gui le to p-i.ltencsa arid good breeding, giving the rule* of
tiD dern ell pictte for all t ccasions.
91. U s c fiil k n o a l c d g e ' f c r t h e M illio n , a harrdy
be- k of useful information fo- ail, upon many and varioue
subjects.
2. ’. T h e H orn © C o o k H o o k a n d F a m i l y P h y a f-
d a n , eoutaiiiiug hundreds of t xceilcnt cooking recipe^ aud
bua» to houseke
rs, also te llln j how to cure ail common
aliments by simple home remedies.
23. M a n n e r » s u l C u e *o t»ir In F a r A w a y l a n d », a
very intrrestiug and Instructive book of travels, describing
th»* peculiar life, habits, mauuers aud custom« of the people
o f foreign countries.
24.
ft*op u ln r H u llu d a . Fame sice as sheet musio.
Word» of all tne old aud new pongs.
*
25. 4 u 1!* m ! Hack.
A Novel.
By Hugh Conway.
2ft A t t h e W o r l d ’ s M e r c y . A N ot»!. By Florence
Ward»*©, author o f •* Tue House ou the Mara! .’ etc
27. M ild r e d T r e v i i t i l o n . A Novel. By “ The Duch­
ess, ’ author of “ .Moily Hawn,” etc.
2ft. D a r k b u y s . A Novel. By the author of “ Called
Back. #
29. S h a d o w » on th © ftn o w . A Novel. By B. L. Far-
jeon, author of ” Bread and-l hecse-and*hi »c.*»,' etc
90. I . in lin e . A Novel. By Mary Cecil lia j, author o!
41 Bren fa York«/*
kl. G ttb rlvF a M a r r in g © . A NoveJ. By Wilkie Collins,
author of “ No Name,” tic.
82. K iM ip In g I l i o W h i r l w i n d . A Novel. By Mary
Cecil Hay, author of *' Old Middleton's Money,” etc.
93. D u d le y C iir h o n . A Novel. By Misa M. L. Brad-
don, author of “ Ladv Aud ley'a Necrot," etc.
94. A b o h lc ii f»a%%:i. A Novel. By the author of
4* Dora Thorne,” etc.
16. V a le r ic * » F a t© . A Novel. By Mrs. Alexander, au.
th r • f • The \\ o«)ii!g O t.” etc.
8d. K la fr r K o s © A Novel
By W ilkie Collina, author
of “ lin# Woman iu White,” etc
37. A mi©, A Novel. By Mr». Henry W ood, author of
4* Fast l.ynne.*'
84 T h e Lk.ur^-1 I liia h , A Novel. By Misa Muiock,
au'i.or of •'.!■ .n lD.lifax, Gentlcmau.” etc.
¿9. I b J f l j n tn Urr ? o is A thrilling nurratlve by Daniel
!>»• i • •■. « •-iti.-igthe ad ven tu ra of acattaway in the bouth
Ba. i2c OceiiQ.
4 • lîo w to
P o u l t r y F « y . A practical and
Instruothe «crics «.f ar'icii -t by Mi . I*. H. Jacobs, Poultry
E liter ot •‘ The F ann o -d Gur*icii/' Fi;! a : illustrated.
41. P a r l o r M i t g l c u i K l C b e t i U*uS K a p é r im e n t » , a
book which -.A * i --V to p»*rf.*r: finn ’ o c of an.using Uicka
In manic and liMtructh<• « xp- rLm i.r • with aimple agents.
42. G e m s o f t ’ »© I*o4 i a, coi.» i i*ig charming
ra­
tions ft * in T«*:invso:i, Longfellow, Whittier, Byron, Shelley,
M’H*re, Bi va; t, and i.r«ny others.
4 L If n il«! I t»ir l ' I m a f o r I 'm c t l o a l , L o w - c o a t
Ilo u e e a . A lull ducriptlon nud j-Ui s ol Eight modera
houses, ranging in pr!r»> fr^m
h* $4 ,00. Illustrated.
41. A n e e ilo ie s * f I'u la ilo M o w —Was Mr. g ton, Frauk-
llri, Webster, <'lay, Tihion, Lincoln, Scott, (¿rant. GarfitM,
O'adsfone, Butler, Hancock, Leo, and all the leading mca
©f the century
45. Æ s o p 's F a b l^ » , The work o f an ancient genius.
Children hare rea l th*-m for ceuturiea, and grown people
knot© them every day.
CUas. Edwards.
PRIEN,
Keeps Constantly on band
A Large Stock of every kind o f
B A R B ELS
As Good as the Best,
A 1 T IL L run mmlarly to this place for
> \ one year, having been chartered by
J!r. Lyons for that time.
T H E
P K IE IS T
And
Ts a drv. afe schooner, nnd Capt. ‘ ‘Dick”
s a careful an. I courteous master. Freight
as cheap as the cheap* st.
nf>tf
au ife fl as tbe teD G St!
Reasonable time given for p*y-
ment. Direct all orders to
:
L . L. S i m p s o n ,
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Patents obtained, and all P A T- 1 v 5 n^qj tw
Bandon, Oregon.
K X T P U S ] X E S S attended to I ___
P P O M P T L Y and for M O D E R A
PATENTS!
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Dry Goods and Giothing.
Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps,
P X T R N I T T J B E ,
nd Medicines of all Kinds,
T ’.'b.s L a t e s t S t a l e s
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p rr.4 0 u u l o r f a m i l y n » c .
T « l l . l i o w to
o r . i . r , usui g l i x s e x a c t c o s t o f m r j -
t l i i n g y o u lis t , t n i , d i l l i ! . , w r a r , o r
l«a \ e f u n s v ilii* T h i * ^ I W A L I A K I . E
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f i n t a lb «* i n a r l.i t « i ' f t k i' w o r l d . V.'»J
w i l l m a i l u e o p jr I- R t i K t o n u y a d ­
d r e s s u p o n r e c e ip t o f I O c ts . t o *1« f r « y
expen se o f m a ilin g . Let u s h e a r fro m
you.
R e s p e c t fu lly ,
Which will be sold at the lowest living
cash prices or given in exchange for
Wool. Hides. Eggs and all Kiri's of
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Satin o r
w e w i l l nell c h e a p f o r
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cash .
C JIE A P E S T !
(S t i s i as! Bsst
O-rnceries, O rrclrer^
i MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
a n d CriQiSS 'XX7' are.
¿ -7 iV 2 ‘J ‘J W a b a n h A v e o a e , C h tc a a o « lii
Empire CitY and Drain’s Station,
STAGE and STEAMBOAT line!
Carrying: The U- S- Mails
A Very Great Bargain.
Wells. Fargo & Co’s
Express
I j* /1 AC'KFS **f land 21.,'miles fn :n fo -
1 I.)** quille fity . 1(K) acres I h >U uu ).Id tim­
For which a market can be found, and the bered nnd about L*0 seeded to tame grass:
; good dwelling Ir 'ÒJ frame rustic, good l»ee-
highest prices will he allowed.
I ’rice for
Call and price goods before purchasing honse. good orchard, etc., etc.
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p’ace
alone,
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or,
including
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span of
elsewhere.
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: hordes, yoke of cattle nnd other cattle to
T EAVSES EMP1KE C ITY F< >K DRAINS
the numbi r of ’J i head i:: finding five cows. JL t
STATIO N EVERY
l.csidi's many oil: r vn'uable things nbont j MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FR ID AY
the pin 'e li.AOO. It ia really a rare bar' ain. |
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The new A 1 Schooner
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at this ofii .
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j The steamer «TFNO or RESIT.ESS meets
the stage at the mouth of the Umpqua.
PAltKERSBUlUl,
New and comfortable stages.
Fare to Portland by this route $13.40.
To Drains £7.U0
Randolph, Oregon: )
] Each passenger allowed .to pounds of haggagt
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Passengers are requested to be in Empire
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■ City the night before departure.
I l>t“0l o l bust o u a lity a lw n y s to b e
Any information in regard to the above
I Imd a t th e L r e w e r y , an d o r d e r s hueean be procured at the Rlarco or Central
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hotels iu Alarshlield, and the post office
P'-gi. from all jmrts iilied promptly,
in any public lv. iso in Empire.
Jarvis, Cornwall k Co.
loins Industry
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One of the prettiest and best places in
This paper It kept on flic at the office o f
Southern Oregon situated 8 miles south of
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W. GafSier
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DEALERS IX —
Gents Clothing, Boots anti Shoes,
Clocks, Cutlery, etc.
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Tug Company!!
A« L- Nosier, Proprietor-
EALER ill Groceries, Provisions, Flour, '
Lard, Leans, Candies, nuts, Tobacco,
Cigars, Cigarettes, etc., etc.
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AND—
Main Street, Coquille City Ogn.,
C o q u il l e
Grants Pass in Josephine county.
The
place consists of .'Ml non s; 100 acres in cul­
tivation « ) of red clover from which two
crops can be had each year. A good house,
barns, orchard, and a good grist mill which
has a good patronage. Irrigation ditch that
covers nearly the whole place. There are
hundreds of other itemsthat might be men­
tioned in favor of the place if space allowed,
but Coquillers who have seen the place sav
it is a picture of loveliness and is as good as
it iH pretty. The owner is tired of milling,
wants to come to the coast.
He will ex­
change for good property in Coquille valley,
or sell for $8.r>00 part on time.
Address Lewis Strong,
Murphy, Josephine Co., Oregon.
COOPER SHOP,
IVlt r Xi-isui, Master,
E»W iRK!£DlliiE
Drugs
B A M D O T i
Our office is opposite
Patent Office, and we can obtain
i
patents in less timo than those re­
:
mote fiom Washington.
Send Model or Drawing,
advise as to patentability free
charge; and we make X o Cita
i hit>*.< Pali it! is Secured.
We refer, here, to the Post mas-
ter, Supt. of Money Order Div.,
and t*> officials of the U. S. Patent
O iti ce. l ’or circular, advice, terms
J ub . Burke. and references to actual clients in
your own Siateci County, write to
Y Y riT ^ L Run on no other Route.
This
tv
vessel having made six round trigs
in the last six months, is snppos'-d t > keep
up her past record, nnd v. ill until further
notice, on and after November lath, deliv r
The H erald for one year nnd the above
freight to Copnille City and all points on
list of book a will be sent t<< all subscribers the lower river at the following rates:
Flour .<4 per ton, salt, nails, iron and coal
who pay up all arrearages, for $2.00 eash
in advance.
This will apply to new sub­ ^fi.50, other freight ?.r» per ton.
The Schooner COQUILLE will also carry
scribers, who pay us
> in advance.
freight at the raine rates.
TO S E L L CR TRADE.
LIZZIE
Fm it
keeps
constantly on hand a well regulated assort­
ment, cheaper than the cheapest.
Send in vour orders no pains spared to
give full satisfaction.
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C O N T A IN IN G the 15ACK CO UR SE, A G A T E
I Reach, Horseshoe Ray, the Renowned Caves. The
j latter are ahout iu the centepof the Reach resorted
to for health and recreation, and which, down to
low water Hue is the exclusive property of the
owner by ri;;ht of patent.
The frontage on the
beach, which is nearly a mile in length, has an un­
obscured view of the Pacific Ocean, and is adm ir­
ably adupted for villas, hotels, etc., the northern
boundary adjoining the lauds o f A. Glrom i, the
entire frontage of which lias been already disposed
of in building lots.
The beach itself extends to a
considerable distance north o f the frontage, and
also south of it, and contains a lar^e quantity of
j red and white cedar, redwood, spruce, ash, maple
and myrtle brought in by every tide.
The paten­
tee is also entitled to all mines, minerals, medici­
nal sprint's, clam aud oyster beds, w aifs and estrays
thereon.
The temperature is unequaled in the United
States for equability, there being only i:t degrees
between the monthly mean of January, the coldest
month of the year—the average of which is 4f. «let;,
—and that of July and August, the hottest—the av­
erage of which is TO (see Signal Service Report'.
The inside lands, ahout M0 acres of which are more
or less cleared laud under fence are suitable for
dairying, or raising cattle or sheep as well as for
grain, roots, etc., and the entire when cleared (and
this is easily accomplished, as the timber lias been
permitted to grow only since the white man settled
here about iW years since,) will maintain a large
number of cattle, anil also adapted for for th eordi-
nary products o f agriculture in a temperate climate.
Easy terms will be given, nearly the entire pur­
chase money being allowed to lie on the lands for a
long time,
The northern line of tli.-se inside
lands is ouly half a mile from the postolUce, store,
shipping wharves, etc., of the rising seaport town
of Randon, w hich is situated at the mouth of the
Coquille, a river uavigabie for seagoing ships for
.'to or ti) miles from its mouth, and where building
lots of a frontage of JO feet are selling for Ksm and
upwards.
Apply to GEO R G F. B E N N E T T , Bandou
Coos County, Oregon.
Oregon,
J. F. Noyes, Proprietor,
ON.
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Point,
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ash , m a ple ,
m yrtle
Alder and spruce lumber always n
hand and for snle at the lowest rates.
TOWI NG
B y the Tug K A T I E C O O K on
Neatly and promptly done, at the
lowest living prices.
Shop next the river and bar, at reasonable rate
W es b u m g 1® ; P uiibcelphiv
door east of Leneve’s drug store, Timlier, match-wood and stave tmi-
CCTIUATCQ forJEWSPlPFR IDTERT1SH6 COCC
t o I IMA ILO at Lowest Cash Rates rnCC
Coquille City, Oregon.
ber purchased.
»Liuupt fur AYER & SON'S MANUAL
Orders for lumber filled in quanti­
F U R N I T U l t E STOKE,
ties to buit, and at the lowest living
IFcr S ale!
rates.
IE1. M a r l ^ , P r e p . ,
J. P A R K E R ,
Ten head of young Milch Cows
M VBSHFIKLD, OttN.
CHAS. F. DOE.
Apply to
Dealer in Furniture, Doors, Glass nnd 1’ic
Parkersburg
Coos county Oregon
G . W . S tevenso n
ture Frames, etc., and agent for Whites’
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Fuiiview, Oregon.
Sowing Machines.
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