planted in wheat oi barley, oats o r
corn , o r hay o r vegetables.
T he)
/ ¿lUjUÜlf fl! WJ ¿levitili,
T U E S D A Y , O l l', »,
Jl.vril«* B*oint n « m S.
l e a t h e r beautiful,
acre planted in trees, <»f a p p le s ;
H a rvestin g grain cro p s
ami prunes, o f ch erries and plum s, ‘ »ver.
IS'7.
M. L .
\\ illiam s, who
lias
the
“ F o x ” ranch was in town T h u rsday
ami in fo rm e d ns that th eT .ild an i
F U I IT h
O K IK .O V
o f peach es and pears, w ill yie ld its
th e b u zzin g o f the th resh in g
F orty years ago fruit trous wore
m als were s<> destru ctive to his g a r
ow n er the interest o f live hu ndred m achines can bo heard in all d i
planted in O regon.
S o m e o f tin*
den and orch a rd that la* won! 1
doll rs per m inim i, and oven d ou h - Vl etions through the cou n try.
%
.
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—
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o ld orch ards still exist.
D u rin g ,0 thif. ¡ ; f|V
net realize h a lf a cro p ,
ila b ’ -it -.
Mr. h.d ( Jal ,, ¡¡er
.
" i *»»•-» » 11 « ' i Hen t \ ea rs.
I In* o r-
t, -, ¡,»
'p e ■ n jh i a suoi
short
tilt» iieriod o f tue g old -h u n tin g rush
»
» • ,,
,
•
det*i' and coon seem ed to be livin '
m t pt n u i
»
”
chard
is
tin* m ost profitable use to
tim
e m ou r town
on returnim
r to
t
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oiV his vegetables, w h ile the d e e r
t o C alifornia, and b e fo re C a lifo r-
whi(.h laml c a n be devoted.
A n d Ids hom e in C o q u ille C ity, after
m a p ro d u c’ d fruit crop s, O re g o n it j*
to care fo r an acre in Im vm g spent a week o r tw o in the had entirely destroyed many small
fru its sold in San F ra n cisco at o r o |inra than forty acres in cereals, Flor as cre e k co u n try with his fruit trees, besides d a m a gin g la r g
1
,.i n.m
,i..»-
p rices w hich at
this d
a y seem s
fabu lou s.
A s the g o ld e n a p p les
y ,q broth er Stove.
in m eadow o r in vegetables,
M r. \\. 1*. Mast,
u n ceasing care is requ ired, to keep
o f th e H espéridos were the a p p le s
o f O re g o n in the San I rai c is co
t s ' trees sh apely and in g o o d con -
m arket.
T h e extravagance o f that
p e r io d has its m any su rvivin g
un-
er on es by b ilin g oil’ lim bs.
bur
P.»«,
-. •*
Ì t i l 1 ¡M
ranch on S m ith river, known as the
about
l\v<*
large panthers visited his place
tin' o th er night, and it is pre-u m od
w o ith y
com m ission er, brou gh t
to ou r
town from Iris beau tifu l farm , on
that to finish
dition . to prune an I trim a ju in :
t. ijunid them i F a 'N o i tii i‘«»rk, som e tine onions,
nu ore *r «rrowt
^
t\lrt „ ^ v t i v o r o u s pests which
on an average, w eighed 2 ;
up the destruethm
they wanted to eat up the fam ily.
A t any rate Mr. W illia m s hunted
» a
a -»: at
<
‘ ü
siuH 1 V
4
in this projiia-vsiw ace. an object.
1 Save time by li bine this stem »er. 'i lio
¡ oií.iect. a:, ’.veil as time is nee inplisbed iu
j vonr Trips to mid fro on th.- rivi-r.
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jòteamei
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LEVI Sl)YI)EIt C/ÍPT/ÍIP,
Alabes the round trip from, Cuquillo Cit.y,
t - > . udoii. ver\ day. Laavet» C ;<|uille City
*’ • Vi. m.'i.i. , ¡ ;;ii viíAV, GlVfcO»,
f . bout 7:hO a . M . arrivili;' »at dandoli 11 a . m .
K< lurnin:; leaves lii iuEn J >*. m . arrives at
F or
Coquillet
ity ->:M i*.
Every other Sun-
9 * 9 I '
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ry l'fn
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ilay. e-.it»menciiio Sunday June L*i»th, 18r;7
V 4i.¿4xya
» kf t*_ 8 ; O# Ï
an » xc irsion will h ave Coquille City <>hlU
. ft _ » •
i .tí
i.oUa ;. ory
and
Vehicles. ò. 'I. sharp arrivin'; at Iiandon. 10:.10 A. m .
aiviup four hours or more or. the Bandoli
r ■ ^
'iiESK are tin* la i-mad" roods evez <»t ‘ «•..»•h. I) *at b avin" ‘J::W »*. st. for return
fered for s': 1»' in tire: on. ’¡’h» Ore';» n
Hoad Cart. a sample of vhieh Mr. Norris trip. H•■ii:em!»er every alternat« Sunday
lied on «‘xhiliiti n at the late fair, is the until i n liier notice.
best i»i jv.int » f durabilitv. ea"e <•? riCdii;..
and b»anty. lie will fmwatd you
much
lower price, quality considered, any thin«
in the farm maeliinerv line, from the most
extensive self-binder or thresher, to a
haml-rake; and anythin^ in the vehicle
line from a baby carriage or bob-sled, to
Swift and Sure,
the fin ‘ .t top-buogy or four-horse wafton. i |
Wri* ii!r. N. at Fatrview.
n7v.'i
I
the sew is#
ceaMlors-
the shelter o f 1 1 is lions* at a d o u b
h a p p y testim onies in the liv in g pi- j ont ollt tiloir b ie and sp
o il the ; • i—uii-.l-, am i m easured
tw enty i inch-
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n v a i
le -q u ick pace. -D e l N orte R ecord .
ou eers.
H o ld was ns dross.
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it.
I W t s h o o i th e b ir d s w hich cs in diam eter. T w o were w eighed
ca m e w ith little labor.
It went
foctl upoli the fru it.
T lie v tire | » » ‘ 1 un .istired, w hich were ilio
NO TICK FOlt Pl BIiKUTlON.
w ithou t con cern .
M en bred to la
Ijitiul Oilier nl U »sehurti, ( )rt*g<»n, >
fon d er o f thè lu ig i they timi than ! abt.vo w eight and m easure, each.
August L'ti. ls>7.
i
b oriou s toil and accu stom ed to
o f the fruit, and are thè p o lice o f !
T im e s uro liv e ly in ou r little
'otie.' islicrrbv yivt*n that the followin*,'-
sm all wages, d u g ou t ounce.'- ol the
liami'd s<*ttier has till'd notice nf his in-
thè Ireos, incessunt in their guar-1 tow n.
L v e r v b o d y Corning for bis
tention
to muki- final proof in supjh -t <»f
p reciou s dust by day, ami lavishly
d ia n sh ip and vigila noe.
T h e | winter'‘s su p p lie s, and tilt» farm ers his eiaiiii, uiul that saiii proof will In* made
Makes the round trip between Bandon ami
squ an d ered it at night.
It was li
brin
gir.g
their
g
ia
in
und
other
pro
Coquille City every day.
cod liu -n ioth or scale Img will rnon
hefore the Ui'^isteror lire iv. r of l . S. IiHinl
the tl >w o f th e P actolian stream ,
! Leaves Bandon about 7.:U) a. in., arriving
Ofliee at K<»s. lair ;,»*r.t on Friday, Oct. 11th.
dam age the tree than the blue jay din e to m urxot.
j atCeuuille City about IlhlOa.m. Ketnrn-
1SS7, viz: Thomas S. Kv rud a. lIo;nstead
and m any o f the kind ol Mi-la.-,
Mr. Jtussell D em ent, last week,
o r robin.
fu t h e h a r d \ fruits O r-
|
O l
I
j n?. leaves Coquille City about
p. m.
F.ntrv No. ¡»Vis f<»r the N. NS’. '4 of N. K. p \% l i |
with asses ears, with othei • hai-
V i tl i.C il 111di*S t‘ Cii
Had arrives at Bandon about 4 JJO p. m.
, gon heats the w orld. T h e re is nl- ,n(,t
a giea t loss by lo s in g , N. ’ .. of N. W. j aad S. W.
o; N. . j
ncteristics never bred in th
a->.
I-'.;' iliis Steamer connects at Coquille
way.-, and alw ays there will be. j; q u ite a lot o f valuable pr »perty by , Seo. l.v.tp.:v». s. K. 11 WostW.M.
C
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City
with the *•€ « : « KX**for Myrtle Point.
lie
names
the
followin'
witnesses
to
d el veil in the m ines fo r m onths,
in im ita b le m arket fo r these fr u it s .. iitv- w hich bu rn ed tw o barns, o n e | prove !ii^ c mtintinuos residence upon, and
T,
. ,
! Through fare on both Iniats, 50cta.
and then, in a few w eeks oi extrav
F ront S tr ee t ,
E ast E nd .
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T h e lionie market, the ready m a r-i house, and a valuable harse.
I liis callivation of saiil land, viz:
agance a u d /le b a u e h in Sue i n net—
All
kinds
of
iv
pen
¡lift
neatly
d
<
m
at
re
a
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,y
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P
tV f
kets east, now so easily reach ed by ' " ‘« s ‘ >n his u p p *r sto ck ranch J. L. Fetter, of Kemote, Coos comity, Ojjn.
scum
ble
rates.
V
.’ork
Warnmted
to
K
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eC, let g o the g o ld that woul I have rail, besides the m arkets o f iv u n rie . I’a y lo r D em ent had i g o o d h o rse i *f ■ f 1. T ish
s. S. Kud»*C' ft -of Angora. Coos county. Or. Si'.tisiect imi. Orders t ik*■ 11 for Watches
Largest Circulation ''f any Agricultural Paper
Thomas -Jarel '
e u rich e d them had they h..i»-'X..\ (lll.
n> the
mi- fruits
n u u - o di f O
v^n
g o n i I burned in the sam e fire.
and Jewelry not in stock.
'u w*§t.
a ie op en to
regon
Chas. W. Johnston,
All work must bo paid for before leavnij l O O a O O O E A C H I S S U E
h o r ile j it.
E x tr»v »a »u f.> «•>* «1«' iu f r, ,1, oou.liti.m , niifl .-bo has the i
T hu llliit rui,‘ ll,,s ,lo llc . ,u u ‘ ' l‘ i s»'!»’*
the shop.
liejister.
rule and econ om y the excep tion
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- ...... w orld no a nmrk.-t fo r her | 8 « » 1 111
»<>>'
sta rtl,,8 the
•7 T O W S O F P A P E B S .
I n this con dition o f tilin gs, the
Of O
thof'i.wbo v.'iih to cr.amlre j
NOTICE Full PUBLIC \TION.
dried and canned fruits. O rch a rd s y o u n g grass to g ro v .
th.. papa,.or oPta,n M;,mat .* |
MapniflceLt Premium Ltat.
fru it o f O reg on was the luxury
1»and
Odlce
at
Hose!Hire.
Oregon.
>
j
cn
advertisin
jj
specs
w
hen
in
C
hicago,
v.
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d
it
cn
1
c
f
CrTSIa
I will
w ill n
u t' >mo
» U lf the
lilt* J
¿ in u u i
w r it llll
t>l
W J p /O
»* o
jyu
i i Cii
%J (IU
bee
greater
wealth
o f | j
1 lie W
cro
s M
in ix h this
part
are
all
\uonst _d, 1 - S7 .
» I 45 to 4 Q Randolph S t ., ■
fr » p - ? / % * «•
i
< uj y an l Outfit to C lu b -ra l.cra F re«.
wliu-li comu.nn.le.1 Ilio
; ,|,o s „il o f O i-,-,,.., n u j slm will 1 » > ,« ! nu.l those , I ready threshed
^OTICE is lier- hy uiveii tnat the follow- J tneAdicrl.ii-,^ Agency»!
Ci il
Xddraaa,
HOME AMP FARM, LoulivUlt.^
iay-nam.'d
settler
has
liied
notice
of
prices.
A n O re g o n ap p le was
, have turned out exo dlently.
lank su p erior in this wealth.
his intention to make linal proof in support
worth its weight i:i g o ld dust.
T h re sh in g is nearly dune fo r of his claim, and that said proof will he C H E A P !
P ortland D aily News.
CIE =E.A.:F!
The fruit p rod u cers o f the O regon
made before the lieitister or Heceiver of 1 .
this season.
ToiiN
.
S. Hand ( Mice at Kosehurir. Or., on Frid..y.
of that p erio d fo rce d theii trees to
L iz z ie , o n e af tin* twin »laugh- ‘
/c^N
A
CH
F or yea rs 1 have had the reputa
Oct. 1 Ith. 1S-7. viz: »föhn (J. Fisli, Home
over-bearing.
E very ap p le tree
t»*rs o f M r. uid M rs. T. M . H e r stead Entry No.41 ¡7 for the W.
<»f N. W.
tion o f b ein g a fo o l; not like d e n y -
was to them as the goose w hich
y . S. E. , of N. W. i . and N. E.
of S. V..
son ’ s "D o g o n e tte ,” but an O ro g o n i - 1 mann, die»l O cto b e r 1st, ‘87, ami
laid the g o ld e n e g g s was to her
y
Sec.
ri.
tp.
:‘
s
i.
s.
1».
ii
Wi
st.
\v.
m .
all w ebluoted tool, von see. N ow , ¡ was la id avay to h er Inst restin g i lie naim s the following w i t n e s .» a to prove
possessor; and to q u ick e r enrich
A Jarg M ium- liis continuous residence upon, and cultiva
1 1 ' »uelit. as every one else d id ,u n p la ce on Sat unlay.
themselves they kili**,! their o r c h
tion oi, s id land, viz:
til a recent iuve.-tigutiou has o p e n q er o f friends g a th e re d at the fu
ards. They did not cut dow n their
•
f. 1». 1 etter. of Kemote. Coos Co . Oregon.
ed my eyes to the fa ct, that no two neral. líev. W in. lh d le n preached T. S. Everuden /
trees, but they o v e r-b o re them ,
t!ie fui. ral serm on, w hich w a y J. W. Vppleton • of Vii;.•ora, Coos Co.. Or.
p eop le have g ot sense alike.
Thomas Jar» 1 '
w hile they n eg lected p ro p e r care
very rj propriate, and e je c tin g .
( ’ha a XV. Johnston,
T w o men m ay have feet
alike:
of them.
A fru it-b e a rin g tree
S!ie wf.s a nict* ami kind littl«i girl, ' Sept»
Keoistcr.
they m ay have toes and corn s alik e;
needs the care of ex p e rie n ce d cu l-
o f » ight years.
T h is was on th e,
..
i
,•
tin \ m
ay nave
etites, amt
they
may
have «p
apetites,
and tasti
tastes
NO i'ICE EOH Pl BLICATION.
P H O P R Î E T O R .
tivatioD, an d th e y e a rly attention
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l. . ,
...
S outh fork o f the C o q u ille .
Land t Idiec at Hoselmr". Oreroti. »
....
,
•
,
i
.
..
alike:
tliev
may
drink
whiskey
or
U s s i e r
in
O -e n e r a l
M e r c h a n d is e ^
t o i t s conditions, which rood par-;
*
;
September 12. 1 ^^7. >
.Mr. dolili Fisli has opened u p a ;
I
>(>ots,
,
n •
n
, ! chew talmccc-alike; they may swear
T< ibacco,
■^"t 1TICE is hereby aiven tluit tlu* follow-
Brendstuffs,
ents bestow upon their ottspnng..
.
.
/
/
shoemaker shop hero, ami he is A
iii;:-named seiiler Ins liltsl notice of
¡Shoes,
T h e nursery o f the w elm nlist i s j «m.1 scold lie,r iv i^ s after the emue
Cigars,
Groceries,
turning out first-class work.
lie bis inteution t‘ > make linal proof in support
Hats,
N uts,
the apt ap pellation , b orrow ed from ¡>nUf D- bu t 1 " ' ' ju s t hot y o u th ey
of l is olaim, and thnt sai>l proof will l>e
Provisions,
is a good workman.
(five him
1 liam t got sense alike.
niade before the Judge or Clerk of the coan-
Cnps,
C't.ialies.
Fruits and
the nursery of the happy hou se
your patronage.
tv Court of C i is coautv. < >r.. :it E»up:re
In my time 1 have seen -tfi noses
H
osiery,
Canned
Country
hold, in which children are tra in
M y rtle P oin t O b serv e».! City. < on Friil.iy. NoveinW* r Ith. 1"-17.
that w ere ex a ctly alike.
H t!;ey
(
hiihing
(
¡
c
m
xls.
viz: Wm. F. Elrod, hottn-stead etitry No.
Produce.
ed to become g o o d and virtu >tu in
had been cut o ff the p e o p le and
W4
for
tl
;
>
t
-
I
and
2
and
S.
;
of
N.
E.
Cûtjuiüe Ciiy Cramniar Sckrcl.
ripened years o f man boo I and
s.
1! \\( sí.
ti.
pine»* d »>u a table, n o on e in t iu*
(
am lid al s fo r adm issi'*? i ar e re-
womanhood.
The cu ltiva tion o f
!fi? ft?
IViTpil
^
^ ^
^
He nanu s t li»• folk 'Win" v. ii ue«;*» s f . piove T
V. ori» 1 c ould bave told »1on es’ lì* )St* ! <P'i red io be ab le to read in th* his ciiiilinu'ius r uchnee upon and cultiva i
W
u
U
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l
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e
i
e
t
o
e
.
the tree is the assurance ( .f the
í r» »ui Si nith s, but m ark you, 2IHVV ; i'o . 1111,; read er.
T h e high er t-tllvi- tion of. said lands, viz:
* I 1 .
fruit, the promise o f its lon ger lift*
¡
tw o ( f those forty-six jp eople had ; IOS ; fr in it t ) b b g a io ry blit OJit!' •tm. lohn L. Baker,
(i, ». W, Norris
l'a irvi •••»•••.
of profitable produ ction .
3
Coos » <>., () .
till* SfHUe kind o f sense. ( )iu* ha.! ; Kv( ry 1 Blfi! w i 1 i be u r • < *( 1 to plll- Tilos. C. N'orr's
The days o f gold -fin d dig with
1
lu
z.utl
M
il»
rs
>n
. o f M ’Tshtiebl. ( k.
•
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hors»' se I j st », < Ha* h og sell se. an» >ther ! S 110 !- 11»ill sill 1
Ches. XV. Johnst' n.
» 1 ‘S Oil 1 V' tlmt hi
c r
j»
little labor have passed,
likew ise
sepkM
lie: isler.
g< »' -s«' Si' ns»*, and so on cl •sir thr. >ugh j her Jib il ity will warn
T. *ru s
ant.
has the period of extra va ^ m t p ri
. 131 T E L A P E,
N
0. Reed captain,
I J*
¡ IH!
v!av
J»
uiLiSaii,
Jeweler,
ADVERTISERS
N
3
\j A b
C O a U IL L
C IT Y CASH STORE,
N. L O R E N Z ,
(Successor to A. L. N osier)
13
Gominsc
ces for fruit.
Bed-rock
has long
since been struck in both
the p rosp ect fo r co n tiim o u -
and
lasting i*roflt in fru it is better
as
sured now than it has ever
b ill
been.
There is m ore rem unerate n in the
acre
p lan ted
in
ten. fifteen,
therein.
or
even
tweuty-fiv»
bat** for absenc«*, exeept in case < f
pr»)tra<‘te»I illness o r w ithdraw al
L» >di.
fruit trees than
P»«anal»
j
i
tree, until its bearing period, and
being
thence on to the age when it car
“These ornaments a re popular’ in
bear no more.
t|,„ E « f «,¡.1 n InTibrnre
nursery,
the
most
popular
style.,
Pnn]]j]]p
; Ü ’J ütlîilu
limbs
and
^»routing
Imve had quite"« domainl for them
ilj
iu
MTfpl
; 12 in
BilUi
a r r y i r .g - t l x e T T . S .
a iic l
Passengers.
V^TUIES will Icavr ('oquilb' City «'v,ry
d;iv o ‘\t |<! Sundiiy» t.t .'»
1 p.
|
i.„„d „ w, „
in.. i*i>nm‘«,tiiu' with steamer each trip for
¡ill jxiints on ( sms bay.
Leave l"tter City
meni. rlmajK-r than the chmqH'fit.
S r i u l i u Y , n i r « » r i U - r s n o | ) a i n s s p a r o l t > > every day (exe -pl Sunday) at 0 a. m. and
:>::?(» p. m. Pass, ii!' rs by inoriiiuj' sta^e
iv e fu ll s a tis fa c tio n .
v tn l 7
can visit M;irsStlie!d and Empire City, bav
in " two hour in each place, returning
C C S Q U I L I s S ! M I L L » ; Coquille City the same day.
,lea!er| I >:i|K
w* ,oh th,,t tl,e
,roe
h" . » " » New« reporter jester,lay, “awl
shapely, and wel|.pro|M»i1ion»‘«l in , are just taking hold here. We
its tender
J . F . Noyes, Proprietor,
3 QilSiA •
F r o m
Klyrtlo Point, Oregon,
the infancy and adolescence of the | suspended to a necklace, the latter
l ina?
i &W£I t i l l U
at Wursery.
the
Coming ! i
t iou elbl o f the gang. A n d it is ' o f tini l »n F Ì V O D o l i a r S p e r
no
e lo elidili tit ó a man In.s no Q u a r t e ! ’ • v):ie j>i ii*-.- <»nly. l nre
s'iiM 1. until wo see his pockets i is t'> ì»e r» i-.óine l Irom the uuy ;
turned in cide out furie* may hav» tlmt tli» pu pil is m lm itte I. N o r»*-
t '/'F in e fou r-h orse stages nse»l on
in the acre devoted t»* any o th e r ;
valley end o f Drain rout»1 8 hours
purpose.
But tin* care <>f t .* o r- j
\n o n iiiiic t it now fashiouable
’aging. rare
Fare (O
to Iirnins.
D rains. M.11
ST.IM); to
,
, ».
i» ••
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chard, the attention of the pro- I ;tm,.ng the ladies in this city is the ! |> llt|:tl,d only
|,» Jk. t
JIT (I
ducer to every tree m the orehanl. ,l!t^ (.r not a toy. but the genuine
“
cheapest route to to th e railroad.
is all the time ¡in es-miti-ii quaii*\ d»*ath-de?iling instrument, less it.-
SI
£5 -, t
from the planting, through the sharp edge. It is ei her worn at- V lv riïO
s Ul
few years of what may be cjdled j tuched t»» a b.dt, cowboy fashion, or
In
Coming,
anVY1;il’ 7 !l,!l7''''r1iil' K k
I'lii 1 roBiaig Tiffin (ii S.. W
. Oregon!
Few towns possess tin* natural advantages that ('«Mpiille «“iijoys, and which will, in
the near tut lire, cause it to blossom a- the rose. It has a beautiful and pleasant site,
being situated, for the most part, on a level plateau on tin* sunny - icl«* of the C'ocjuille
River, thirty mile- from the Pacific ocean, which is reached every day by a four-liours
steamer ride. (Vquillc < ’ity is at the center of tlieeonver in" wagon'road system of Coos
Count v, and is at die head of deep-water uu\ i gut ion,and in the central part of a vast body
of rich, river bottom land, which i-the source of all true and enduring prosperity The
country round about ¡stilled with precious metals, minerals and coal to an unparalleled
extent, and i*covered with a variety of timber that for quantity and quality is not ex
celled by that of any place on the Coast, if, indeed equaled.
A- a dairying and stock-
raising country, and a sanitarium for those seeking health.it is bound to come to the front
rank. The fishing industry will prove an important factor, while the numerous mills and
factories, completed, in conrs»» of construction, and contemplated, w ill make the whole
county a buzzing hive of industry and wealth. Coquille City is in the center, is the
most eligible and will enjoy all. Its school, church, and society advantages are second
not one in the county. Building material is cheaper at this i»oint than at any other in the
county. It has the advantage of a corjioratioii and »sto soon have a mountain stream
of water run through it for protection against tire. Property reasonable.
bran»dies, with straight trunk, and the past two weeks.” Portland
J. A. D ean , agent ,
M. J. M c D onald , rr.op,,
gu in ded against
creepers an» 1 News.
Coqnille Oitv.
San Francisco.
pests, which are parasites 1«» cap
v4n2tf
».¡alii U' mh i.o s t.
F ? .r e
O n e
D o lla r .
AND —
its vigor, and en -mies to »lestroy
Always go with the mail.» and make con
San Francisco, Sept, 27.— Light
its fruit bearing vitality.
Every
nections.
small boys, II between eight and
J O H N S O N & A N D E R S O N . Props
year of its growth more vigilantly
twelve years old, boarded a small
vr»n:»!i
— DEAT.ERS IN —
guaid against thus»».
This vigi
ami leaky scow Jit Cousin’s dry
H ip
lance is the life of the tree.
the
Til
rt r
duck last evening and soon drifted !
II
gi aried and crooded trunk d»ui«»te.s ,
/• » ».
J. P. TUPPER, PROPRIETOR,
.1 . .
,
fai out into the stream,
\ strong i
- and all kinds of
disease.
Cut that tret* down, dig1
ebb ti»le carried thf-- boat seaward!
L ’Y ^ T E E F :
out its roots, and pl: nt in its pine»*
and it was lost to tight in tlmmirk-
.
another without defects. Th»*re is
tioss before tin* alarm was given.! kDAlt, Ht;, ash . maple , MYRTLE,'
>. i • r Fort y yw* r**
This Hotel.is orated at mouth of the Coqnille River, on
contagion in tr»*i*s ¡is then* is with
.j
• t,.'in■ • in th «
.■#•.»1.1 -
‘
' I • . an'I. of more
Forties started out immediately! Alder and spruce lumber always on i
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ii.m .ln vl
i T I E E IE j
B
E
A
C
H
animal citation, with men ;inl et.*- pi id wore searching most of the hand and for sale at the lowest rates, i b . - ’
Tlmn» nd
at
• - patvnU in
F 5'-^. ■ J t' « l»r:t l :• •
cud
r ,,-n r,»nn-
Everything Neat and Clean.
A Splendid Summer Resort.
L,' ¡ ’’ a ’. 'i ’ U1''. I iio i>.i!i i -ii.-.s of Ilio ; . ion irto
imals.
The tree of straight trunk
l„it no trace of the boys was |
Tu Company!!
THE OCEAN HOUSE,
jiiM liiili liiíiíiUi
Bandon, Coos County, Oregon.
7
.1
and gocxl proportions, well fined
for, will yield ils cirtfiin jtnxluct
and handsome profit longer than
the generation of its pl?mt«*r. and
fom,d and it is fuare.1 that they are \
|nsp
j,
j
>y the T ng K A T I E C O O K on !
—
G> ldens»»n is to l.e tried again the river and bjtr, tit reasonable rate ;
the annual er. p will be of a quali- ^>»’ the murder of little
ty which will give its species a Kelly, 1»> a Saentim nto
TOWING
Mamie j Timber, match-wood and stave Uni
court. |)or purchnse.l
Dame and preference in the mar-
ket at commanding prices.
Orchards enhance the value ur
the InncL No soil c„i, >¡.1,1 a year-
dust why lie is not meeting hasty Ord<»rsfo r lumber tilled in quanti-
deserts the public are anxious to ties to suit, and at the lowest living
l*"»>w. But then ho hn*money the rates,
f « « C a want, a„,l lie « ill not l.e al-
.T. P .U iK E R ,
lowed to hang ft>i* som e tim e v»*t.
( H A S F. D O E .
]y return to exceed flu* fair inter
J>v
(. Of>s county Oregon,
net of one hundred dollar» p ;r acre,
¡Subset ila* fo r the H e r a l d .
v l iilHtf.
t
L /• ? },*J A uhticäq contini,,) to «O /i* »olicitora
K T4---S « for potent», ,:*v< M* tradf-mnrk., <*o|>y-
t<r.. -v-rv.>ii riifutn. etc . for t ; •» I'uitct Slot«», and
I« >' •• u patoot« m Canada, E nilm !. Franea,
lc ’ >* V, and uil other count r, a 11. "ir cipert-
et, . i uiiaiiualed and their ta^i'itioa a»« unsur-
A fine v iew o f the Sea & Seal Rocks.
..'ItivH and p'rH icotiona pr-oared and filed
I lie I*" ■ ti » Offic on : liort î otr'c. T erm , very
i» i .*
No char; », l o t uxaniiiiattou o f modela
or *,*i») ir.*'a A d ,<•! I,y t»i» ! t".1.'
I>t on ' - ,,Ma ■. dttirou"!* » .
.v 'o .a r n n o t ie d
int " S l l ’ X 'I l ! 1 ÍC A i t , . t ' ' X V , which haa
the 'a r -c -t circ'ilut • '!» ami i- *
must influential
n.
of it« Ì mix I putted "■! in Ilio world.
The advanlagcs o f a»toh a n otice every patentee
under*.' ;mls.
Til ih inre» and aníetid' l'v illuftrated newnpaiier
la p il,!ish «d W K K K I i V a! vj.flha jea r. i»n<l if
aduni ted to be ti,e l>.*.t paj rd ovoted to «••¡enee
m edianica. Inven tion', ••», ;inc> riuR wort»» and
other departm ent« o f industrial procreici, pub
lia .ed Mi arij' ro'intry. It con tain « t.he n a n ,"' of
all pateateea aa d I it la of every i a w a tlo a paten ted
each week. Try it lo u r m outu» fo r on e dollar,
bold by ail it»', dealer«.
If yon have an invention to p *«nt write Ut
Jllunn A i . t. I d .era o f Scientitio A m eiicaa,
%l i\. -ol XVny. \ vv Vorlf
Hauti hook aouut patenta mailed free.
To and from tin* House.
1
FREE COACH
Everything done to render Guests coni-
lit
LO W EST
L IV IN G R A TE S.
Paities contemplating a trip to Port Orford, or any place down the
0 0 ast, should stop at this Hotel.
The st:iges leave the house every
.
other morning.
*
Saddle Horses to Hire at all times, at Reasonable Rates.
Ocean II ouse rock, from vhieh poi .t h the finest of all views, will bo
shown guests, with guide.
Ladies will have beach rides free— on level
ami hard wind by the bracing Ocean. Fine Piano at home.