Coquille City herald., December 27, 1887, Image 2

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A poetolliee has been established ,
at Flynn, Umatilla couutv, Oregon, ■
Steamer Myrtle.
t ^ ui Tins!«** Ilrpnrt.
Washington, Dec. 20.— The re-
In any line of business, the man
who « 80 S reasonable ecouotny an d ! » i ' 1
Bellmensby lma been a p -! port of special agent Tingle, who
T U E S D A Y , DEC. 27, 1887. 1 has the ability to give fair manage-! P ’ " 1*'''1 PoetmiairesH, also anothor j was sent by the treasury depart-
T
m
I h r tl i * .
By delay« of the mails or some
other cause, our editor in chief
was not heard from for several
weeks, and becoming a little anxi­
ous to hear from him, his satanie
majesty left in charge started on
Inst Wednesday at noon for the
bay in order to communicate with
him by telegraph. W e boarded
the steamer Antelope and were
win ling our way down the river,
and before one coniti think, al-
most, landed at the mouth of
inont ami the perseverance to hold
on will, in a great majority of
cases, make a success; while,
on
the
other Land, the one
w ho rushes into whatever he has
undertaken with a spasmodic eu-
deavor to win all at once, as a gen-
oral rule wastes bis energies and
often fails for sheer want of perse-
verance. The editor of the ludus-
Oregon, with
postmaster.
r |'*IME in this progressive age, an object.
I. Save time by taking this steamer. The
object, as well as time is accomplished in
vonr trips to and fro on the river.
Chas. Pickard as waters last year to supervise the
LEVI SDYDEk, C'/tPITO,
F irs t T h r o n ; ; li T r u lli.
San Francisco, Dec. 20.— Tho
first California A Oregon through
..
1 train arrived yesterday in two sec
. tious. The trains carried a large
j crowd of passengers,
i row n Frinì*«* !M#y H c o a i p r.
Maker- the round trip fr< m, CoquilleCity,
port. H e says but few seals per­
to Bandon. every day. Leaves Coqnille City
ished on the drives, and fewer
still wore killed by clubbing than
lietnrning leaves Bandon 2 r. n . arrives at
Tor
Coqnille City 5:30 P. m . Every other Sun-
formerly.
He recommends that : Q *
.
i day. commencing Sunday June 2t)tb, 1887
o ta u e r
Ù
| more
, omP‘°y^J a“ 1} 0(J"
:.n excursion will leave Coqnille City 6:80
ucated by the lessees of the islands
and Vehicles. 1 A. m . sharp arriving at Bandon, 10:110 A. u .
in the work of killing seals.
He r I Ml FSE are the bcut-maile goods ever of- giving four hours or more on the: Bandon
i be. ch. boat leaving 2:150 p. it. for return
also recommends that n twenty-ton J l ferud for »ale iu Oregoti. The Oregon trip. Hemember f every alternate Snnday
A gent
Farm Machinery
trial ( iazette has observed that the j 5iurReilleB, Dec. 20.— Iu an in
man who starts in to do a days | tftrvii, w witll ft reporter to-day, D r .!
yaeht bo sent to the miands
Walker’s
Hoad Cart, a sample of which Mr. Norris
had ou exhibition at the late fair, is the
best in point of durability, ease of riding,
and beauty.
Hu will forward yon at much
lower price, quality consid, red, any thing
in the farm machinery line, from the most
extensive self-binder or thresher, to a
h aul-rake; and anything in the vehicle
lint* from a baby carriage or bob-sled, to
ta liaest top-lmggy or four-horse wagon.
W r iteil. N. at Fa rvi«*w.
n7v5
until further notiee.
work, ami attempts to do as much j McKellzii,
the complete recov-
\ ° .8/V^111
gT '
TEE lïüiï ATTI (MSKtDIOlU
Such
a
steamer
could
run
into
the
in one hour us ought to be done in erv *»f tho German Crown Prince
S T E A M E R ,
lagoons in search of marauding
Beaver slough. Here we t«>ok tw»>, will usually find it necessary WJMJ not impossible,
schooners.
passage on the little steamer Denv­ in a short time it* take a rest, and
A C h a n c e lo r S u l l l i a n .
er for Coaled»\ The title being while he is resting will lose valua­
î,
New York, Dec. 20.— Richard j San Francisco, Dec. 18.—The
;o
V
V
and
Sure.
low it was with some delay ami ble time which h* evidently feels Iv. Fox. backer of Kilraiu, has ca- steamers Arago and Areata of the
ditliculty that slu made her way that he ought to make up. judging
0 . R e e d c a p ta in ,
blotl t*> London that he will back Oregon Coal ami Navigation Com-
up the slough, to the railroad sta­ from the spasmodic efforts he will Kilraiu against any man in the j panv, «re unable to bring down
Stakes ’.! c- round tr p t-< tv« en Baudoa » 4
IT I E
W
make
when
he
starts
in
to
work
L’oquiile City every day.
tion. Here we boarded the little
u . , . . . . .. iio i
. . world, Sullivan preferred, for $10,- coal as fast as it is mined at Coo*
* ñ
>T"
k
Leaves
Bandoli
tibout 7.:lO a. in., arriving
ft
»
car ami were off again. A\ In n we again. Dut, at night, the man
1 ¡
j Bay. The company is now nego- ; Q
I
ru at Coqnille City about 11:30 a. m. Ketvrn-
L ¡ iü L j inp, 1 avosCo n ib City about 12:30 p. m .
ha» 1 crosso»l the isthmus, the steam­ works steadily, but perseveringly,
► -o- -
—
j tinting for a steamer in the east to !
r, • *
. » , ami arriv- h at Pa bon about -i:3»> p. in.
er Little Annie was there awaiting will be found to have accomplished
rou«* F i r e
place on the line, and if the nego-
; I ‘X
u
p *T T is Sb. timer »•< i . i *ctR at Coqnille
San
our arrival. We were soon < n the most, while usually he will
Fr,,n0,8C°-.. UeC- i 1' - 11* ! tuitions fall through they „ i l l build ;
City vith the “ < B1HCIS** for Myrtle Point.
board, ami much surpris'd to see also be found iu a much better Pioneer flower mills, on Stevenson i a new ope here.
C o q u ille
“TuV À
X
j Through fare on both boats, COct*.
what improvements have been condition to commence again the st eet, near Second, was destroyed j
*-.ry inorili up, ix -
N V f« K OF DlSSOLTTit
by fire at 1 o'clock this afternoon. '
t S ^ ' 1 a A pt Sundays, n’pfliino Myrtio Point at
made iu her a p p e a ra n c e since tak-! Ht-'xt day.
o*ic.* is hc.-vdy civ«'!i *.b t «* cop nr‘m r ll:tW a. ri.
« Myrtle J'oint at Iti li .
Insurance aud j ^
¡80 it is in business.
One will Doss 815,000.
I k l »<*-•» S. P.
l x ,hi » 1 ivt
« » • t!'
en iu charge bv lmr present own-
Lvr{e«t CirciQtttien « f nny Agrkulturai Pagoa
aud
reaches
L'ora
at 5 p. m. Pass^nper«»
( ’. Johnson and XV. T. Stona of this place,
in the Wrci.
ere. A litile more than an hour ¡ seem to hustle around and make a cause are nt this hour unknown.
will reach Cotjuil e City at 3 p. iu. the a.»me
is this day by mutual oon.eui disolvod, and |
day.
1 3 0 , 0 3 3 S & 0 & 3 l& % t $ 9
later we hove in sight of the g lim -( considerable to-do over wlmt he is
C o n v ic t * K * v * lt .
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ù
1 S T E L « P E
% rä’ V § A 1 >
AGE
Dora, i«yr-. roiiii a;ic
Qome anb ^arm.
London, Dec. 20.— A rumor is
j doing, and after wasting his ener-
gio« in accomplishing what, by tak- | Cl;rrent that a rev»)lt broke out on
: ing a little more time, c o u ld He : Doard the convict ship Orneborn.
• dono with very little effort, and j houn(j for Cnvenue, and that eleven
then, because, as he thinks, he fails of the ringleaders were shot bv
t«> meet tho success he imagines he the soldiers who guarde»! them.
! should, becomes discourage»! and is
meriug lights of Marshfield, twi
light having fallen upon the scene.
Wt* were m»*t at the steamer land-
iug by our old-time friend, John
Suyiler. of the Western hotel, with
whom we put up foe the night.
After supper we went to the tele-
graph office, to attend to the send-! ren,1>' to make a change to some-
ing of the message;this being W at- tiling else. ] his, in a majority of
ed in the store of Mr. H. Seng-1
proves a loss, ami, in conse-
slacken, which presented the a|>- ■ qnonce, he does not au»*e?e»l as the
pearance of the headquarters o f ! energy he displays would seem to
Santa Claus. During the evening waarant. Aiit*ther man, wlii;«* h*
wct visitt'd several places of busi­ may not make a gieat display of
Al'lvJ* tli»* Chin«*'*»*.
and henoe forth the* buMin^sa vili bo co n -1
7. J. Sisuilur. Proprietor.
dacti-J by
fl:m of Stone d Fields.
i *7 T O i T S
3?-Äe3P3SSIÄ.
A’l bliving claims against the o'd firm 1
Magnificent TrcMluwi L;.*..
or oaiin*; bilia thereto vili s< .tl«* v»i hi iiiJ slfh á î
th 3 p ^tf.orcoîjm C.tma*.»- ,
^ ^
■ C O
O t » . 4» 'f f 'e a t v .
en edvertltin-spooo when in Chinfio, wili find it e r fi» a:
....
\V. T. Stone.
( oj-y avi Ot:tat to Ctah-w.'.-vv r:î*.
S. P. C. J ,boson.
H3ME Al*D
L5.U»vKU «V
Mie Ad«rtisnç Agency cf 5 f'.r.n
i * ddw*-
W. T. S one.
Dat *d. 1 -ecemb« r D. 1HS7.
c:
N O I’ICK FOP. P » T.LI A m N.
Lami Olile«* al Kosoburp, Oregon. I
D«*oo:uber ft, 18S7.
*
oticc* i-« b«*r<-by iiiv« n that t1:«’ follov.-inr;
named H4‘tlU-r lias lilt-il imtlcf* of her in-
! tentimi to make final proof in Hupport «>f i
; ln*r claim, and tha. said proof will be* made !
j be for* thi* Cb*rk of th** County Court of
Co * "unty, Oregon, ut Empiri* City, Or.
ou Thursday, Jan. l'J, lsJS, úz: Lo isa
Prov, vi idow of O. II. Prey, dt*cttised. Pre­
emption D. S. No. T-12.1 for t «* fi >ts r.) 11, ^
H a n d 15. Sec. 11, T t>. 31. S. U, 12 W est!
Yreka, C-ul. Dec. 20— A giant
powiler earti i*lge w as exj»lode»l nt
fi a. ui. from the Chinese wash
house l nek of the Francti-American
i * hotel to scale Chinamen and no­
tice of warning left to close down.
!
All the other Chinese wash houses
ness which showed enterprise,! his energies at th»* start, will go to
are in Chinatown.
work
m
>re
systematically,
and
will
their stocks of Christmas goods
W. M.
< l i i m - v ' W o m e n , lt«-liiriie»l.
being immense. \Yo with our haw hotter opportunities to econo-
She names tho following «itnessea to ¡
San Francisco. I^ec. 21.—The prove ht-r itontinuona re. Luce up in. aud
mize,
and
in
many
cases
to
manage
townsman and jeweler, J. J. W il­
steamer San Pablo, wliich saile«l j cultivation of saiil land, viz:
son. who had gone to tlie bay on better than when he attempts to
f.>r China to-day, carried back thir­ Ì Charles Morris j
D e a le r
¡James Hays
> «i Myrtle Point, Coos C >.
military business, ietire»l at an rush matters. I f he will but ob-
ty
Chinese
females
who
had
been
Henry
Hays
)
Or.
l
serve,
he
will
tie
rea»lv
to
take
ud-
Boots,
early hour, being a little tireil from
L. I>. Hobmson, of Anzors. Coos (Jo. Or.
refused landing.
It is believed
:
vantage
c
f
anv
favorable
cirourn-
Shoes,
Chas. W. Johnson.
our trip. Ou the morrow we j
stances
that
may
arise.
It
always
that
this
will
break
up
the
prac-
lie
vistor.
Hats,
rushed around, visiting old ac- j
decl3
seems
that
the
man
who
is
con-
tice
of
bringing
women
hero
for
Caps,
(fuaintanees and forming new ones j
stantlv
shifting
about
is
always
immoral
purposes,
NOTICE FOll PUBLICATION.
Hosiery’,
for some time, waiting for a return
Land Office nt H«»sebur^. Groton, >
making
a
ehuuge
at
the
wrong
Clothing.
from our telegram. Well up iu
I V r nil»» r 5. 1.-87.
< ri m in ti Nejjligieiiee,
time, when a little perseverance
bpr«*t»y (;ivon tb it the f«.11»>wing-
th 3 forenoon we met Sheriff Har-
Salt Lake, Dec. 21. —T h « C'oron- _ nainoil afttler
1ms til' d n »tic*- nf Imr :n-
woulil have brought nun
him through
l .«.L «,.. oi .empire,
r.
•, . us i * would
Jocker,
who invited
°
er - jury at Ogden yestertlay, in the tentiou to make final proof in Niipjw»ri of
Tr.
1 ..;..,
i • i
, to I , all right,
in all lines of business
to take ..
a drive
With him
P
case of David Chagg, the Central her claim, ami that said proof will be nirid«*
before tha Clerk of tho County Court of
that place-. We were soon «call™ ' tl,ere nr* Huc,10ue- V " ,lt“ 1
Pacific br.ikenmn who was knocked Coos County, Ore» on, at Empire City, Or.,
must
the hill back of town which pie. i nml 111 ,,r' *M to 8U<'ce*Ht
off of tlie train by coming iu eon- on Friday, J*»n. 2<l, 1^88, viz: Sarah M.
odds
tact with bridge timbers, at Bishop, HiulabRU«li. Pre-emption D. No. 5558 for
seats a lovely view of the metropo-1 l,ertievor';
lt 18 " hen tl,e
tlu*
lis of t'.K,s. The roail wfis ijuite he,*ri1
us th.it it sctias iu.- y pvn,p,( ¡„ st wei-k. rendered aver the S. E. of S. K. }%, 8oc. 20, Jp. 28. S.
K. 12 Went XV. M.
«A*
muddy for about a mile, but after j 111 ^ iui[»oi taut^to j>( r. x* r*. i Fx
„x.
(.J^j-firiiig the railroad company
She name* tin* following vitupasf* to
\
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C A S H!
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COQiUILLS CITY CASH STORE,
N.
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(Successor to A. L. FTcsler)
P R O P R IE T O R ,
m
G e n e r a l
Tobacco,
Cigars,
Nuts,
Candies.
Canned
Goods.
Iv l& r c lia n tiiæ o ,
Breadstuffu,
Groceries,
Provisions,
Fruits and
Country
Produce.
i Far Us test Mr sms I s te lai, ssii m tin st*
down
prove her continuous residence upon, ami
that it was good, anti in a short j
OH-g«*n Pinuerr .iM^nrhition.
with criminal negligence,
cultivation of, said land, viz:
time we arrived at the resilience of
Persuant to a call by Preaideut
*****
John Allen
|
Mr. H. which commands a splen- M. Wilkins, of L a n e ’ county, the!
■ F U w rro fih « Family
Henry Houghton (
j «if Norway, Cooa Co.,
He<l b(‘en Wftltzln" Wlth ,llH. J. XV. Hum-lino
did view of the grand old Pacific \ lioard of directors of the Oregon!
li. J. Hadaban^li j
Or.
and the Coos bay bar. W e theu ! Pioneer Association met at Die ,iast’s us b e5(1(jr daughter and was
(’has. XX’. Johnson,
in a corner repairing damages? dt*el3
Legist«
had a short visit and a sumptuous i bank parlors of Messrs. Ladd A*
Here he was elapsed by his woulil-
dinner with Mr. IPs family, and Tilton, on Tuesday at 11 o’clock,
be-papa-in-law. “ She is the flower
then “ took in the town.” We visi- There were present M. Wilkins,
of my family, sir,” said the father.
C. WILKINS. OF
ted Mr. J. J. Lamb, our worthy! President; W. S. Ladd, Vice Presi-
“ So it senis” answered the young
county clerk, and family, and then , dent; lioo. H. Himes, Secretary;
man; “ pity she conies oft so. isn’t
accompanied by Mr. L., went to j Joseph Walt and Medorem (Taw-
W ill make Pliotc >s «'lit'.ip «as tho
the court house, to find Messrs. ford, of Yamhill county, and W. it?” ho continued, «as lie esayed
Cheapest.
O’ Del, of Marion county, mak- another vigorous rub at the white
Kobt. Lowe anil Alex Stnuff busy
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
in the offices of the clerk and sher­ iug a full board with the exception spots on his coat sleex’e.—Buffalo
v6n2tf
iff’ respectively. We also met our of John M. Bacon, who was una- ! Cammercial.
PHOTOGRAPHS
J
P R O P B IE T O P w .
Coming, Coming, Coming ! I !
COQUILLE CITY!
jTlu* comí » Tinnì of S. IV. Oregon!
Few towns p < t h e natural advantages that ('«K|nille enjoys, and which will, in
tin* mar liiture, cause it to blossom as the rose. It lia> a beautiful and pleasant site,
being situated, t<*r the nio~t part, on a level plateau on the sunny side of the C'oquilla
River, thirty miles from the Paeilie «leean, whieli i- rea«-he»l every day by a four-hour»
steamer rule, ( ’«»quillet‘¡ty isat the cent > t of theconverging wagon’road system of Cooa
Count v, and i> at the hea<l of deepwater navigation,and in the central part of a vast b«xly
of rich, river bottom land, whieh is the source «»fall true and enduring pro.perity
Tlio
country round about C tilled w itli pn-eious metals, minerals and c<»al to an unparalleled
extent, and is covered with a variety of timber that tor «plant ity and quality is not e x ­
celled by that of any place on the Coast, if, indeed equaled.
As
dairying and stock-
raising country, and a sanitarium for those seeking b«>altb.it is bound to come to th. front
rank. The fishing industry will prove an important factor, while the numerous mills and
factories, completed, in course of construction, and contemplated, w ill make the whole
county a buzzing hive of industry mid wealth.
Coquille City is in the center, is th.
most eligible and will enjoy all. Its school, church, and society advantages nre scoond
I hiivu a c«,«>«l stock of Oak Tannctl lc«ath- not «me iu the county. Building material is cheaper nt. this iniinl than nt any other in the
It has the advantage of a oorp«>rati<m and into soon have a niotntain stream
! or if th«* best quality, on haml, nml mil county.
¡ prepared to make or repair anything in of water ran through it for protection against fire. Property reasonable.
J. A . D e a n , a g e n t ,
M . J. M c D o n a l d , r n o r .,
iny line at. lowest living rates.
Myrtle Point, Or.,
H.
townsman, (ilen Aiken, w ho is do- j voidably detained by pressure of
S l a i i l c j Ili*aril Fr«m i.
ing a general hauling business in | business incident to the holidays,
London, J)ec. 21. — Advices from
that place. We t li 2 n xvont dow n! Frank Dekum and Win. Kapus Zanzibar, under date of December
to tho saw’ mill of the O. 8. I. Co. ■ 'vf‘re present by invitation. Port- lfttli, states that a messenger has
of which there has been so milch 1 *aiRl was chosen as the place for arrived from Central Africa, who
said, and after having taken a look the next annual reunion, which brings no direct news from Henry
at the tliiug, will say right her»», will take place June 15, 18S8. Rev. M. S ta n le y , but say s it is rumored
that too much has not been nor is Thomas Condon, ol Eugene City, in the country on the eastern side
likely to be said, of this immense was appointed to deliver the an- of Lake Nyanza that Stanley, after
structure. Our time being
„ limi- , liual address, Hon. Flislia L. Ap- many privations, reached Wadelai
10 ( 1 , wo did not Lave long to btay, J>l 0 gntt\ of Jackson county, the oc-
the early part of September,
but improved our time well, look- ™*ional address, and ltev. \\ m. rpjie j>rincipa| difficulty- he encoun-
ing at the mass of machinery spin- \ Roberts, of Dayton, Oregon, Chap- | tere(] (
between the Mabodi
uiug and buzzing, and th») men, 1 lain. Win. Kapus, Frank Dekutn ! counjry and Wadelai.
each in his respective plac<* |>er- and John McCraken xvere appoint- |
—
—
— .
forming his duty. Soon Die whis-, ed an executive committee, xvith ¡
I ’ .opU nn Find*» 8i«(t,oo«.
tie of the Comet told us that our
St. Martins, N. B., D»*c. 29 -
time was up,and xve hurried aboard. Power tor™uke »1«^ needed arrauge-
This place is shakeu from center
On our way up the bay xve met the j meets. The reunion last year was
tug Fearless with a luden vessel, a grand success in «all respects and *° c^,( uin * n 1100 *’3 Dio limling of
ready for sea, and the schooner it will be the aim of the committee ! rt IK)t of & A il ' ^ e finder is Wil-
' t1K «aT .
mg
,L u ? 8 1 to render the one for 1838 » 8tiu ! li»m McCuriuac, a |«>r n,»u. Ho
weie t.ik.ng on lumber at the ¡
.
*i < wtis carelessly wanderin‘r on the
North Bend mill. The street more cuJ°3'able occesion.-D aily : was
wanaenng on the
siroei j^ewg
¡beach, when he stumbled over
lamps xvero again lighted when we
I Home object which gave forth a
landed a second time at Marsh­
»San
Francisco,
Dec.
21.—News 1 metallic ring.
When he found
field, and we found shelter under
the Marshfield hotel, conducted has reached this city that the steam- j that it was a pot tilled with golden
by our former townsman, Joe • er Stm Vincente, Capt.Lerin, which treasure he became almost
insane
Hudson. Fat ly next morning wo ; left here last night for Santa Cruz, \
•
uu
« ..
turned our course homeward, arriv- to*k tire five miles south of \bei" I |
Wlth J° y' ,
P '™
ing at noon, a little disappointed ] »leen point this morning and burn- ; IU,Due’ and called his friends to
at not having received an answer ’ ed to the water,s inlge. Ths captain, participate in his good luck. I t is
to our telegram, but the imiils of 1 first and second mates and three said that the find will amount to
that day brought letters from over , seamen were saved by the steamer j £4(j() 000
the Rockies that revealed the in- : (¿net n of thePacific. The remain- :
telligeuee that our boss editor was 1 «let-of the crew, consisting of eleven ’
--•<*-
all right.
* men, were drowned.
I Bubscrilw ior the H kuajlix
i
t
Myrtle Point,
John G-. Fish, Proprietor.
n‘Jr»>
.Tomi O. F ihit .
$3.00 FOR 50 CENTS.
Tint M ost G exrbotw O ffkb E vhu M ark in-
ANV BURINKKS FlliM IN TIIK WoBI.D.
Coquille City.*
San Francisco.
v4n2tf
THE OCEAN HOUSE,
In or»!«'r to advertise “ Moilin’. Food” in
tbi* district the following otfer ;■ u i.d . to
the rendera of our paper. On receipt! of fifty
cents ws will deliver at our offlee, or mall
to any ad»lr««sn. two beautiful lithoed waier-
«olor engravings ami a copy of “Sunshine
f“ r Little Children.” edited by the Lev. J. I
Henry Suiyth«, I). !>., a magazine crowded |
This Hotel is located nt mouth o f the Coquille River, on
with charming pictures ami ex«piisito stor-j
T
H
E
S E
A
3 3 I E J L . C ZE3I
ies for tL«* Little «»m-a. These two engrav­
ings are by Ida Waugh, the greatest of j
Everything Neat and Clean.
A Splendiil Summer Resort.
American artists, who«« rail lent child
faces are known in every quarter of tho
globe. Tin se pictures, of the rarest excel­
c o a c h
lence, represent lovely infants, with faces
Everything done to render Guests com­
as beaming as the morning.
They arc ' To and from'the House.
now selling in New Yorkoitynt one dollar
fortable at
apiece. Artists pronounce tlmni to be works
«>f unusual merit. XX'«* offer both, with large
and beautiful “Sunshine,” for only Fifty
Parties contemplating a trip to I\>rt Orford, or nny place down the
Cents. “ M 'llin's Food” is advertised only
coast, should stop at this Hotel. Tho stages leave the house every
on the inside of the “Sunshine” oovt*rs.
No advertising is «>:i either of the engrav­
other morning.
ings. Over two and a half million copies
have been sold this year without a single
complaint. Ail orders should be sent di­ Ocean House rock, from which point is the finest of all views, will be
rectly t » the «»file«! of this paper. Samples
shown guests, with guide. Ladies will have beach rides free—on leva
of the “Sunshine” unit Pictures cun be
, and bard sand by the bracing Ocean. Fine Piano at hume.
seen at our establishment.
Bandon, Coos County,
J . IP. T U P P E R ,
Oregon.
A fine view F R of E the
Sea
& Seal Rocks.
E
LOWEST LIVING
RATES.
Saddle Horses to Hire at all times, at Reasonable Rates.