Coquille City herald., December 27, 1887, Image 4

NO COLD FEET!
Lockhart Hotel, LIVERY and FEED
Empire City, Or.,
C IT Y
|
Ban Buenaventura, Cal., Dee. 1G.
Send on* dollar In currency, with size o f shoe |
rcBLinvEo evkrt Ti ustuT,
Sun Francisco, Dec. 15.— The
-The town couucil last night pass­ usually worn, and try a pair of our Maruetlc Insoles j
J. A. Di vn . Editin’ and Proprietor, steamship City of Sidney arrived ed an ordinance prohibiting the for rheumatism, cold feet and l>a<l circulation.
are the most powerful made lu the world.
I this afternoon from Hongkong and j , ale ( ,{ all )i(lllor ‘ ¡ n (ho c"ty of They
The wearer feels the warmth, life and revitalization
U, v..wa t.. Ih, I..tor.«. Of
; Yokohama. Ckineae paper» g iv e ; Ventura. Six month» ia given to in three minutes after putting them on. Sent l>y MRS. S .Æ . M « 0RE. FRUÌ’.
returu ir.all upon receipt of price. Send your ad­
“X . ‘
....
y “ ‘ “ I details o f the di»aster occasioned tb„ twenty.BCTen Bsloousb to
o
dress for the "N ew Departure iu Medical Treatment
O s q u ille C it y , O g n .
Without Medicine,” with thousands of testimoni- j
.*
2
.oo
by
the
Yellow
river
overflowing
out.
Subscripti< it. pet year................
r I"' Ü I8 Old a nil Reliable Resort is’kepf in
la. Write us full particulars of difficulties.
L L KICK, FROrillETR.
good order, ami no pains are spared
its banks in the province of Honau,
Our Magnetic Kidney belts for gentlemen will | A.
A share of
positively cure the follow ing diseases without mod- ! to render comfort to guests.
” ilaiilin^ Doiu* on Short Notice.
I> «m e * ilc l ! c « n « m ) I h i h im go
and deicribe it as one of the most
T U E S D A Y . DEC. 27, 1887.
teine: Tain iu the back, head or limbs, nervous the patronage is asked.
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appalling occurrences in loss of i “ And so you are to be married?” debility, lumbago, geueral debility, rheumatism, j
C O A L! C O A L! !
“ Yes; and I ’ve got just the lov- paralysis, neuralgia, sciatica, diseases of the kid- |
« .o i l
i h o ««- T h a i h e l p T h e « , life and property recorded in re-
neya, torpid liver, seminal emissions. Ini potency, I
*<•1 t r * .
^ | ceQ ^ t jraogt
liest things you ever saw. Buch a hesrt disease, dyspepsia, Indigestion, hernia or ' W . R . Banter will deliver stone coal ou
W t published a letter rom C . . 'p|je river broke its banka ou the sweet pearl silk dresa and every­ rujdure, piles, etc. Consultation free. Trtce of the bank of the river a t his landing for
belt, with Magnetic Insoles, 910. Sent by express
M rs. S. E. ROBINSON, Proprietor
llogue , ( berry t»io\e, Ark., con- j eveujng 0{ September 28th, south- thing to match, the very best pa C. O. D. or by return mail upon receipt o f price. $2.50 in hulk; in sacks— sacks furnished—
Send measure of waist and size of shoe worn. Heud $15 per ton.
tending that farming does not pay. ^
of (he d ty o{ Scbing CboUi could find.”
fo r circulars. Order direct.
v5n2<it f .
X o t b —T he above described belt with Insoles is
lu our i judgement that depends - and m)t on, coa)pl0tely inundated
“ What a dear, good man!”
warranted to positively cure chronic cases of semi­
on the farmer. “ Is life worth liv- : Umt ^
,lut alao tcu other
“ Oh, pa doesn’t mind; he got nal emissions and Impotency or uim ey refunded
I lu.ve attain taken poRseasioii of the
sven a fu ro u e ysar’ a trial.
ing?" nslvt'd a phil oj l.jr, and the
everything on credit, you know.”
lous cities.
R obinson H ouse , and will spare no pains
THE MAGNETIC APPLIANCE CO.,
conclusive answer
“ that de-
“ How uice."
The whole area is now a raging
or expense to L'ake it pleasant for guests.
1 3 4 Dearborn St., Chicago, III.
pernls ou the liver.” AIr. Hogue
A share of the patronage is Solicited
“ Yes; and John and I went yes-
sea ten to thirty feet deep, where
nSOvS.
Hoard
aud l o d g i n g , ........................... $4.00
wants tht* governnient to take care
. * „ l i ' - i * ' fiV’ O
2 exv. rirnr
it was before a deusly populated terday and bought the loveliest set
Hoard without lo d g in g .......................$11.50
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tion
of
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of til e people, but if farming does
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t jf.u Ow# Han tred
of furniture that ever was; and
M eals...................................... 25cta.
and rich plain.
1
«4 Tkousand s;» I v-Mlots for pnanu in
not pay, who will takn care of the
IT*-! IrT
L'clted .-lAxa» #ad Kormcn mnn-
such
beautiful
curtains:
and
the
y4n29
The former bed of the Yellow
u - hwv »to puUixhcr» of t'uo «^»»nlilio
Arrionr«u
lO
ut-oiK
O
to
»ft
as
»olidtor#
government. 1 l this country, iu
i.i.Jj ¡4 (jr patan:«, c*v»otx. *r»d*-m<irk». oop.v-
river is now dry, and the present earpetsi Myl We got them on the
fji-w.«kxi.xU rurbu, etc.. f >r tb« Unltod Stale», and
all the countries, the only power , .
....
t-o . bu n patent* in Cikixai1». KnglnnJ. France,
.
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lake was the bed of the river ceu- installment plan, you know.”
(ioiiv'iuy, end all otb*r countncn T'neir experi-
D
e
a
l
e
r
i
n
posseseu y the government comes
• nn« .x unetjuaiod anil their facilities are unxur-
“
But
you'll
have
to
pay
for
turies ago. The loss of life is in­
pa»-«i.
l'*»wir.re end opccirrstione prepared and filed
from tlie people. Dig appropria­
them.”
la the }*a'.4tt Odice on kliori in/tice. Term* very
calculable. The statement i* made
raanoaahls. l i o charge for «-.aminalion of inodela
tions are paid by collecting taxes,
Patents obtained, and all PAT-
or dra^ioi»» Advioe by mail free
“ No, I guess not. I told John
by missionaries that millions of
Paten'» obtain-xl t hrourh kl nun ACo.am not ie d
inthe .H C II'N T IK tC A>n-!V: ICA.V.which liaa
from the people. ¡Subsidies, loans
E S T B U S I N E S S attended to
t;>e larjrc.i circulation aaJ i» i t o moat mllaential
Chinese are homeless and starv- we’d probably get divorced by the
newspaper
of
its
Lind
p-ibli.’icd
in
tho
world.
and all such helps must be paid
P R O M P T L Y and for M O D E R -
time tbe fiist paymeut comes doe,
Tim adrantaers of such a nonce ceery patentee
understands.
A T E FEES.
by taxation. It is simply taking 11M£h
-p, .
# a i™ .,, and the folks may take all the
v€u4
1hi« largn and eplepdid’ y Illustrated newspaper
** 1
1 lio rn as P a t ó n , o n e o f th e A m e r ­
la published V i T . i S i U i V at AJ JOayear. and it
admitted to be the be-t pnp'.r doroted to sc ience,
Our L ifictt is opposite the I*. S.
money out of oue D ock et and t put- I ! ----
.
. .
.
...
*
j thimm hack a<*ain ”
¿sumaries,
writing
from
‘ longs oacs again.
mechanics, inventions, eng.ueennf works and
ican missk
other
departmonia
of
indnatrial
proems*.
put>-
tin;,1 another. Governmeut has no
Patent Office, aud we can obtaifc
Lia-ed iu any couatrv. It c o n ta in s tb* names of
“ Why, Hattie! what a manager
Honau province under date of
all
patent««#
a 0,1
a
ll p
a t e n t « « # an
d t title
i l l ef ev«ry i#ve«>tioB patented
patents in le t« tn&a tka» tL e»* M>-
power to create wealth; it must ex­
laootbn i t one doll#|t
m T xe«a|L Try U tone
I
wa
Oct. 28th, says: “ The newly-gath­ you are! I ’m sure you ought to
Myrll» Paini, Ör»|*H,
p al a n t w rite te
M rea h#»a a# korwaUau te *nten
»o t e fioa* W aakisgtoo.
act it from the workers all over
- Ainarxc^w
l t o i i Gt , iwMtebma «f kin(»sfio
ered cross, herbs and trees ere all sa k e any man happy!”
i f } K reaH w ay. N e w Y o r k
¡Send Mtalel or I>rnwiB£.
We
the
land. Farmers
remember
k U in iW u a a b o u t p a te m i« t a « i l « d fr a « .
swept away.
The comntry was
N
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E
FOK
P
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advise as to patentability free of
this; do not be led away by any
covered.with a fine winter braid,
Land oftio* at Boseburg
burg. Oregon
O „
1
(Bandon
Beach
Estate
(6
6
3
Acres)
B
O
P
A
G
A
T
O
R
of,
and
desleí
te
Frnit
charge; ami tve make N o Chargt
false theories concerning outside
De««ml>«r
D ^ itm U r 18, 1887.
f '
Tr^ee and email frute.
lie keepa
which is gone and implies the com­
Fcr
Sal«.
"^Toties Is hereby given tlist the followiaer-
Pules* Patent is Secured.
help. Your only help is in your
plete destruction of next year’s A named ecitler has filed notice of liw in­ oonstantly oa haud e well regalated aaeort- C O N T A IN IN G ttie RACE COURSE, A G A TE
We refer, here, to the Postmas­
own strength and in your land.
Beech, UoniesUu« li»y , the Renowned Cevee. The
m«Kt, eheaper thaa the ehenpeat.
crop. ‘Bread, bread,’ is tlis cry of tention to nak* final pr< of in support of
lktier
*rs
«bout
in
th#
center
o
f
th#
bemeh
resorted
Seud ia yoar ordera no paisa #;mr 4 to
ter, Supt. of Money Order Div.,
hie claim, and that sat.1 proof vriil be meda
But says Mr. Hogue: The bauk-
to fur he»lth #nd recreation, *nd which, down ti<
thousands who are on the river before the Clerk of the Count.» Coart o f glve full «atisfaetioa.
vinl7
low w «ter line is the exclusive property o f the and to officials of the U. H. Paleok
ers, .-peculators, etc., are benefited
banks.
The benevolent go in Coos ooenty, Oiagon, at Empire City, Or.«
owner by ri^ht of patent.
The frontage ou the
For circular, advice, terms
by legislation. This is true; the
beach, which i# nearly a mile iu length, has nu un- Office.
on
Wednesday,
February
1,
I?88,
vn:
Peter
A Very Great Bargain. otiecured view of the i'zciiic Oce»u, mid ie admir­ and references to actual clients in
boats and throw bread among the
few are benefited at the expeu 9 o of
PU, I*re-euiptii>n P . S. No.
forthe S.
masses here and there, but it is of S. E. H, Seo. 15 and t
4 /'*<! ACRES of land 3V,' miles from <\i- ably adapted for villa», hotels, ete., the northern
of
N. K. t*,
the many; this is due to vicious
1 O u quill# City, 100 acre# bottoui.iU tim­ boundary adjoining the lands of A. Girom i, the your ov n State or County, w rite to
nothing compared with the re­ Bee. 52, Tp. 29, S K. 14 W’e.t W M
•utlre frontage of which has been already disposed
legislation, and it ought to be re­
bered and aboat 20 a»rd#d i > lam# craw; of iu building lots. The beach itself extends to a
Cz H . S n o w & G o .
He
names
the
following
witnesses
to
prove
quirements. The mass of people
k ’ o o ! dw#!lva^’ Mr.SJ frum# ru#ti#, K**od bc#-
considerable
distance
north
o
f
the
frontage,
ami
pealed. The rich classes have
his continuous residenee apon, and eultiva-
Opposite Patent Office,
i- still being increased by continu­ tioa of, aaid land, via.
kou»#, (rood orohard, #to., #t«.
Flic# for alao south of it, and contain# a large quantity of
Washington, D. C.
their attorneys at Washington to
p!ae# #U>a#. fCJ.000; h ineludinc a «pan #f r«d and w hit« cedar, redwood, sprue#, ash, maple
al arrivals even more hungry than P .M . Jackso* )
and myrtle brought lu by every tide.
Thu paten­
shape legislation as to take tri­
William Howell ! of Parkersburg, Coos Co. bar*«««, yok# of enttl# and otbaf aattla to
tee is alao entitled to #11 Jnluej, minerals, medici­
the last There they sit, stunned, William Prewett
Or.
Tiu. BUYERS' (1(11)1,
the r.amher e t 50 bead iasludinn five oowh , nal springs, elatu and oyster bed*, waif* and cetraye
I
bune from the many. A ll the
ixinsrd Sept. sn4 MaroI%
hungrv and dejected, without urag Juhu liruvu
beaide# u f i i j otker va'nable tkiapa about thsreou.
each y e w . *rT 31S pages,
farmers need is to be alone. A ll
Chao. W. Johnson,
the pin»« 5,.V)0. It laiaully a rare bargain.
T h « temperatur« i# uuequalcd In tho United
81, ! I I 1, Inches,w ith o v sf
to wear or a morsel of food. Mat
agioter. Ca l at thia office.
States for equability, lliera being only 13 degrees
that legislation can do for them is
a H tf
3 . 5 0 0 llls s trs tio a i - m
huts are being erected for them to dee*2T.
between the monthly mean of January, the coldest
w hole Piotnre Oalkryt
to make these graspiug tellows
month o f the year—the average of which is 4f> deg.
G IV E S W h olesale Price*
the west of this, but what it will lie
—and that of July aud August, the hottest the av­ dircet to «ou.vio/ier« on a ll g s s i i »hr
keep bauds off.
NOTICE FOli PUBLICATION.
personal or fam ily tue. Tells h o w te
erage o f which is 99 i see Signal Service Report .
in two months I caunot conceive.
Lead Offioe at Rosebarg. Oregon 1
order, and gives exact «tost o f every­
l o ih uy that successful farmers
The in#id* lands, about 34b acres of which are more
December 18, 188T.
1
The misery is increased owing to
thing yon asr, eat, drink, w ear, or
or less cleared laud uiuler fence are suitable for
succeed in making farniiu
hare fa n w ith . T h e «« IN V A L U A B L E
‘V^otice is hereby given that thefollowing-
dairying, or raising cattle or sheep as well as for
nr ' „ >t M
pay are
181 bitter cold weather,
BOOKS contain Inform ation gleaned
I I t named settler has filed notioe.of hm In-
grain, roots, etc., and the entire when cleared ■ and
prejxisterouis,
to say these ° men
from
the m arket« o f the w o rld . W s
i tention to make final proof In anpportof hit
this Is easily accomplished, as th# timber ha* been
w ill m ail a copy F R E E to an y ad­
merely speculator* in labor is to
T o I t u iil O h l : i lu t ili».
permitted
to
grow
only
since
the
white
man
settled
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
dress njion receipt o f 10 cts. to defray
-A -i-T Z D
her# about 3ff year# since, > w ill maintain a large
expense o f m ailing. Let ns h ear frv si
lieg the question. The farmer, the
E l D o r a d o , K a n s a s . .D ec’ 10. — it
‘ h* c , **rk of th* County Court of Coo«
number o f cattle, aud also adapted for for the ordi­ you.
lie * pec t fu lly,
.
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,
,
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t
1
i
1
eorcntv,
Oregon,
at
Empire
('ity,
Or.
on
H o r s e -S Iio e in e -
merchant, the lawyer, the banker
nary products of agriculture In a temperate climat
18 s a id a scheme IS b e i n g perfected. Wednesday. Ftbnxaiy 1. 1*"< »ir.: Francia
Essy terms w ill bo given, in‘#rly the entire pur­ P d O N T G O M E R Y W A R D A C O
who “ uses only his own bauds,” to make a raid on Oklahoma in the m . JiiekBon, Pre-e*r.;itioa 1). S No. 5018 for Neatly aud promptly dime, at the
‘¿27 d; 22fi Wabaah Aveoae, C U n tjS i 4«
chase mouey being allowed »<> ho ou the lauds for a
is going the road to ruin. Let him spring. One hundred thousand ’ *tie l te 1 . s
long
time.
T
h
*
north«ru
line
of
those
Inside
Shop next
4, s»o. 5, Tp. k9, s. r , 13 lowest liviug price».
lauds Is ouly half a mile from th « postoilloe, store,
o M A R V E L O U S P R IC E S !•
use his head as well, and his eyes, m »r fron differeut ststee intend j * £
th, (oll„ ^ ne
,0 dixir f»o6t of L en evf’» drug »tore, shipping wharve», etc., of the rising seaport towi
IfM j
o f liaudou, which is <r!.uated at the mouth of tin
and his legs.
Let him use new moving into the teiritory OU a given j p ro v e h ie OCI.I nui ue reeidrnea n^cxx, anfi Coquill» City, Oregon.
Im i
Coquill«, a river ntvigab e fur seagoing ship« fo.
tools, and improved machinery.
| eultiTStlon af, »aid Utid, tie:
* i or 4U miles from its mouth, and where builduu
guavplet# S * n li aa* > lt n Weeks, Vy V »
A a t a w f , A l n n x t C h r u A w s r - Tk« fulkivtuf teaks
! Peter Pil
")
lots o f a frontage of 3b feel ar« selling for »5ui am
in poi.i^ij-1 in n»t I'luui alrt term, ««A sU M e prtcM*
L et him say to some laborer, “ how
fioin fftxtd tT 9+
Th#y m m at m
upward*.
The American Agriculturist says: '' iiiiaru Huweti ( of Fftrkernbnrg.CooiiCo.,
fjc iU v&jrk* tf id ssitojoci*. lú a wo taiftfc iw ama cam examtwm
much do you make with your own . . .
,
,
,
••
M. Rowan
(
ijf.
Apply to 6 E O E O E B E N N E TT. Randoi
Üiê lift frigkuut n u d ili tb*?rc*• iitmrny U j « x bw an fàe «r«mid
Peas have been found an exceed m g-! iv.;er EUiaggon
Mlu to ;*N#u»«d. in f toik boniaJ frrai these boot* w<nu¿ eoe!
Coo* County, Oregon.
ÇV1.<K> ea-L'k*
U m i b oMj^lete Li tuteli.
hands*? 1 hen let him say, “ work
THE
E TH l * Widow Ht doU
1LU le tW boofe
ly effective food for producing milk, j
Chun. W. Johnson,
e y j w!.kh towt ¿^oiidruáLbor-: lau««.td Sill they «tried. AAd
as 1 tell you and I will pay you
It la juX Ad funnv ito-àmj æ 1’ ever wee.
In the feeding test of a noted Jersey
Keister, O l d «£ R e l i a b l e £5c .,
2. W l a t e r £ v o o t u « { K ^ r rtta tlua#> m Urge coUeettoB
dffir/T
of Actiu< Etara«!»», Tableaux, G aums . Pexziet, n c for
more.
He can allord to do this,
da:
(faiherlutft, private ihemmem'.*,
eveniDgi* at heme.
cow, in*which an average of seven i
THE
S. liiu 'k to t h e O IJ
A
1> Mery
because he is a better farmer; be­
The new A l Schooner
Cecil Hay, auU or ©f “ liiiffe o I*w ile."
pounds of butter daily was given
4 O i a l o g u i e L le v lta tlo a rt h h ! H p a U n g a « large
end choice Cbi.c.ua tor echool exhibition* ei*J publie aud
cause he knoivs his lands aud ua-
H. B. S W A F F O R D ,
P arkersburg ,
private outurt unmsnU.
for a week, sixteen pound* of p ea1
h. T i l o M a i u l t r d L U t e r \ V r h e r for Ladm and Geo-
Ic the largest and best on the Hacifie Coast.
tuie’s laws; because he does not use i
,
, ,
,
titmeo, a eonipletD gu ile to orrrtspondwuee. girlag p.aie
ditecuon* f. r the corr.^»edtlen of loiter* of ever/ L a d , «uM
Ban don, Coon Co^ Oregon,
a spade, but a “ post hole auger” iu | meal wn3 ied ^er da> Wlth Blxteeu
F. P. H ermann , Agent.
inuumerabl* forru» e¿d extuuploe.
« T h e F ro s e n D r o * . A !fowe!. B/ Wllkto CdlleJi
making fences. Th? man who is j pounds of oat meal, and twenty-
Myrtle Point, Oregon.
i51»5
en ih or of •* The Woiuauia lffe iL , ’ eto
7. l i e d C e e r t t'm rm .
A h erd . B/ t f n Henry
Missionary Colport^nr
v, a ¡ting for the government to help pounds of corn meal.
Excellent
Wood, author of • i.eat L ju n e ," etc
§ T h e L a d y e f th e Lmkm. li» r^tr Weitet Beoti. “ The
l e d r of the Lake’ la a remenee id verae. mud ef ell the
him i-> uie victim of a delusion; lie j pasture was also provided. This
work» of Seott, u »ne i» more becutifh; thau ibia.
F o r T E l ©
#. l a l n p ld 's I » « t . A I»«««*-
U*. M ite r at
s . du < j
H. II tr> to lift him- feeti would also supply an enormous i
** Dora Thoru«.»."
éaguillt Üihj
frai<l
A S tc a in rr
B rio ** Sad
F ro m C h la a .
T id in g s
S a lo o n s N u i t O o .
S T A B L E ,
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mmm
bouse ,
GOQUILLE CITY, OREGON.
J. H. ROBERTS,
General
T S!
P A Ï
Merchandise,
Myrtle Point, Or.
Myrtle
Point Nursery.
). F. Noyes, Proprietor,
P
W. Galiier
BLACK-SMITHING
IS~MiLU0N
insurance igenry!
Flips Isis Maslry
Fireman’s Fund,
MARSHFIELD HOTEL,
b r! , e i, ^ : ‘
" t l e 6 e i‘ t ° £1,,S
Does farming oav^ That de-
ponds on the tanner, not on the
government. Home and Tarm.
; Coos Bay News.]
McMillan and family left for the
city on the Areata. He will come
back in the spring via lloseburg.
Miss Ella Flanagan left on Mon-
i
.
* .. . . .
.
,
day to visit friends at Koseburg,
,
,
, ,* ,
• , ,
and spend the holidays with her
, ,
sister May at Salem.
E. C. Smleman, a »ailor on the
! exce ss . . f u u t r i t i» » e le m e n ts a b o v e : AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY,
those required for maintenance, i
A l'ULL assortm ent of
I giving four and one half times ns . Bib,eB, nnd Ttt,u«.cnt* of .11 grade*, from
nuch albuminoids, three times as : tb* five-ccut Testament, to lmye qnerto
much as cai bohydratea, and eight Family Bible«, aleo Bible Helps, Sunday
School Supplies; books for Old and Taang,
times as much fat as would be re­ Holiday book«, etc., ete.
All orders pronipily filled on ehttrt rotic*.
quired for a cow iu ordinary milk.
N o doubt, if a cow can digest suffi­
TO SELL OR TRADE.
cient food of the right kind, oil for
One of th# prattiwat tad beet p!*<# in
instance, a kind of butter might be
.
.
.
. . .
, Southern Oregon situatad 8 milas #outb of
1 produced that would far exceed
Grants Pass in Josephine county.
The
,
, , ,
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the enormous product above claim- place oonsiats of 331 teres; 100 acres in cul­
, .
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v
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ed for the Jersey cow. In such a tivation fiO of red clover from which two
(,asc a cow wou!d Rct n8 H g|ter crops can t»e had each year. A food house,
briK 1 . 111 -a», m-t with an
I and m erely aepusto the fata from
at North iien.l, Saturday, which , ,ll6 f<K>)i Rnd
8 it tbruu h the
resulted in the breaking of bis left udder Tbere could be no cbemic.
leg just above the aukle. The crew
al change in the albuminoids or
™ e,l°"1=f".1 I'miliu« l,,le8 » l “ *« I the carbohydrate» into fat, aa ia et­
ti,ne, «m l I,,» eg was caught be- j fected in tiie o r liDary feeding of
tween two of them, with the above
dairy cows, for the system of the
result,
He wa j brought to the | cow
anat)le to do bo much wor1’,
marme hospital at Marahfield and TbeWTfict o f tbe ,IPa ,uea| in this
attended by Dr. McCormac.
[ case was prolmly due to its effect
Henry Alhenas, aged [) months in enabling the cow to digest the
and 19days, son of Mr. and Mrs. large quantity of corn and grass
Henry Keino, died Monday after- which was consumed. Pea meal
noon. 1 he funeral takes place to- | seems to exert a greater effect in
day— Wednesday— from the fami­ this direction than any other food.
ly residence at 2 o’clock p. m.
N u t u r a l 4R« n i n C a liiia r n lit.
Services will be.conducted by
Santa Ana, Cal. Dec. lfi.— In
Rev. A. W. Sword.
boring an artesian well in the town
of Fairview, six miles from Santa
S u b s c r i b e f o r th e H e r a l d
Ana, yesterday, natural gas was
► « ♦ * «
struck in a large quantity. Tho
NOTICE.
here are much excited.
AH persons nre hereby notified not to people
trust ni y v if<\ l ’iiiiinn s. Miller, on my ar- X iie d is c o v e r j' is c o u s id e r e d a g r e a t
ooantaH I will n«»t pay any défit contracte«] , 41ijn£r f,) r thlH s e c tio n
byh er.
i
.
Jno. C. Miller.
i —,
.
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D .W J Uû# 12th ilay o l Lfccw ub«. 1 *7.
1 » ï ï o u r S n U m p tlO S .tO H X W L B
barns, orchard, and u pood prist mill which
has a good patronage. Irrigation ditch that
ooeerg nearly the whole plaoe.
There are
hundreds of othi r items that might tie men­
tioned in favor of the place if space allowed,
but Coquillera who have seen the plaoe say
it is a picture of loveliness and is a . good as
it ia pretty. '1 he owner is tired of milling,
want# to ooine to the ooast.
Ue will ex­
change for good property in Coquille valley,
or sell for $8.500 part on time.
Addresa Lewis Strojig,
Murphy, Josephine Co., Oregon.
At lower end cf Front Street.
¡M a r s h fie ld , O r e g o n ,
Joe Hudson, Prop.
T H I S H O T E L HAS L A T E L Y B EE N RE-
1 fitted ami furnished throughout. Good
beds and 1 k > ird and courteous attention is
assured to patrous. White help, only, em­
ployed.
Board per week............................. $.'».50
Board and Lodging.................
..4.50.
Single Meal# 25 oeuta.
A ehare of public patronage respectfully so­
licited.
vfinO.
Built Expressly fur llie
c o q u r L L E
\ \ 7 "I L L Run on no other Route.
This
V t
vessel having maile six round trips
in th# iast six months, is supposed to keep
up her past record, and will nntil further
notice, on and after November 1 f>th, deliv r
freight to Copuille Citv and all points ou
the lower river at the following rates:
Flour #4 per ton. salt, nails, iron and coal
$3.50, other freight $5 per ton.
The Schooner C O Q U JLLE will also carry
freight at the ranie rates.
Co 1 UII.LK MlLI. A
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YER^SO N
D V E R T IS IN Q
G E N T S
STAGE and STEAMBOAT lint!
Jarvis, Conwal] Co.
1
11. l ' « r b K a . # M « e fcr Ute Mllltea, • k.n #7
book r f uaatai lutormetlu« B r «U , upon m at} u l t « k o a#
•nl.jtc t®.
12. T h e B u r e C o » k Tt e a l i « 1
F a m ily P b j i W
«L u i. coniau in^ kvnJii
ul « a c llrijt couki.# reolpte t e
bli-.u to
tew k 'lllc j t e . U cor. «11 « o « « . «
•limont. by waijùu temo r. medie*.
*5 ï i u m m IM J I up I c o w I t T * r A « w L u l l , •
very inU»u.tinr uml i i o v u t t u i teuk of i m t l i . 4p*oribln#
ti « p vu lU t Uto, hubil®, mauuerf sad eaabutai at u p pMple
e f foruirn »u ru K -t.
» n i l of oil th.- l U «art new «unga
» ( a lt e a H u e L . A Bortrt. H j B u (b C o » n , .
B A t th e U o fr t d 'i U®r<7. A Rut»l.
Empire CitY and Drais’t Station,
Weils, Fargo A Cos
v4n!2
Thii paper ia kept on Ale at tho odlre o f
j ail Best
N O T IC E FOK P U B L IC A T IO N .
Express
Land Ortie«« at Koseburn Oreaon t
Noveinb«*r 21, 1HM7. ”
{
'V 'o tic e is hereby civen that th<> foUnwing-
1 N named settler has filed notice of hia iu-
t«‘ntion to make final proof in support of
EAV SES E M P IR E C IT Y FOR D R A IN S
his claim, aud that said proof will I h » made
J
S T A T IO N E V E R Y
before the Jud^c or Clerk of the County
M O N D A Y , W E D N E S D A Y and F R ID A Y
C«iurt of C«H)H county, Or«*gon, at Empire
City, Or., ou Wednoeday, Jan. 4th, 1 H 8 H, viz:
The steamer J U N O or R E S T L E S S meets
Thomas Jarre). Homeatcad Entry, No. ‘JltJU
the stage at the mouth of the Umpqua.
for the E. 3 a of N. E. 3 « Sec. 2 i>, Tp. 21 ». 8 .
New and oomfortable stages.
IL 11 W#at W. M.
Fare to Portland by this route $ 1 3.40.
He name« the following witnesses to prove
To Drains $7.(X)
his continnouH residence upon, and cultiva­
Each passenger allowed 50 pounds of baggage
tion of, said laud, viz:
Passengers are re«juested to be in Empire
H. S. Endecott
1
|
City
the night before departure.
Thomas Rookard i
M. E. Anderson
| O f Angora, C« h ># G o . , Or.
Any information in regard to the above
T. 8 . Evernden
)
line cun be pr«jcured at the Blarco or Central
Chas. W . Johnston,
hotels in Marshfield, and the post otlice
Register,
ia any public ho i#e in E iuyu*.
u o r il
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InvtructkHis
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me^ih* Work, «euhfddcry, o t*. etc., yrehaarf/ mmù etegemUy
til narrated.
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1 W. i.r im a a '* F a i r y M w f c e IWr t k e T e i * a
The
facet eolbetiou of Uurj «a*f i « m tyehuehed. The cALd«*a
« . £ e!ifh i«l wlih ttem .
K M a mua
n u a l . f K t i i . a o U e tor L o AI m aad fiwUJ— l o a
(WJ® Vu po’it
im ' i i .- d j u w .! . fcoo.1
00)1 h
#retelU.(S
r.
#».ln* «te ruin at
tDod<rn (-tfpic’.w toi -Ml ' ï c u I m i
14. Hi l ’ opulur Balite!«. Sera® ptee uiVptm M c.
CHEAPEST!
Carrying" The U- S- Mails
T n o COMPAMT.
10. A m o » B a r t e a . * A Novel. By Gtwrge EUet, ew
ttor of "Adern Hede. “ The M illon the Fio*». «U
11. L u ti/ ( . n r n d o l i n e ’ # H r e a l
A K .w L B j «te
an ’ hor of ‘ Dore Thor ne."
13. T h e M y e t e r r o f t h e H o l l y T r e e A Kewel By
the eathor of ** DoreThorno.’ '
13. T h e B u d y t t o f W it# U u w o r a n d F w * a large
ocliectioo of theTanay «torios, hkcuihei, entodotee. poem*,
and joke*.
U. J » b a l U w . ' . W l . ' l » » K e . * Borei b j UM«
liliiock, aui.'urof J mo
«.euü.-oiM *«*
li. T h e »^ r«y W e a a a
* « » » » L “ J Mr* ©«#«11.
author of •* Mar v Barton," eto.
18. W i f e « « t o u i p i o t » t » t » H e « bT P o p a l« hotter*,
ecnhreoéiig ove, h'iiuiTooi end detective ato rie«, «torio* of
»w>tm
C,: tevou u r*. of r a ll.o r m ». «te., ail r w j ta-
f e
StJILD'NQ
pffîlADELPHDL
ESTIMATES S E S S S i S S I S S FREE
•*"Mîiw'rBAYER & SON’S MANUAL
NEW
Oregon,
IF - KBPS Constantly on hand a splendid
assortment «if fresh meats— Beef, Pork,
I Mutton, Sausage, etc., which he will pell
I cheaper than the cheapest.
Shop in the
i Steward building opposite McEwan’s hard­
ware store. N. \V. Leneve will be found at
j the block, always ready to suppy the wants
of oustomvr# in first-alat» styl*.
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B# M att «h o * l*#y. w t h a « «
By WTUtt® Cauta*
». Heap».# Ute B fclrlwto«. A Betel. »7 1
Curtí Her. rutTor o f - Old U l i r t l t t e ’ i H t t r i,' ete.
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Garitea.
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Aulkay ® I
H A tool «le a D a n a . A BurtL By lb® tetter U
u Dor* Tiiorne," eto.
K. V«letto/« rut« A 1»®»®*. *J ito®. Alte««<to». ®a-
«te r i*r • Ih » Wu.ir.j o v ®tc.
Srt H U iu r H up p . A Korr* By WUhl® <3eUI»», te tte r
ct ’ fhe Vlvtamu hi Wblfc*,’’ eeo
ST. A n » « . A BoteL By Ut*. U t w j V a ti, mutm t »
** Vest I.YIU 6 .”
V T h « L a a r « l Boato, to Bowel By Him M uM fc
«albor r f ••Jutta HaUto». O te tl ou»n," ete.
W K o M o n w l i ■ • » ■ A tbrlHin* oarraMte t>. P u t r ì
1>»K.»- loe-ritu«# Ur® «droaterteoí ««M te ve y Is th® Bottto
Meat Market,
J. L KR 0 NËNBEB 6, Prop.
Coquille City,
By Plena««
W«rrt<-«, ntr.hnr ul " I t e Houmon th® Mank. «te.
V . K U d r e d T k v m I p o . A MaaaL I ; " Tb® I
Pvieiffo Oceeo.
it ( t o w t o M ate P o a l t r y P a y . A yr«.tkr«l a to
kt'VK. uro unos at «rilóte® by llr P. II Jetebo. P pu .try
BrtOur of - Th. K .ft. aurt G ardm , ' P h il« ; Uliu trtete
'noto- onto
tel B i| tetterà I#,«
«I. Farter M«s»e
and Ohrte
l'hôte I »tel
tu « %
w o por^rm
p v rh ra h
bu.rtr®«.
of «murta# U le ««
ho*k whioh t*dl» how
i"
ln I ultet.- e.td
«.ul i*stru«Uv^cxp>fwii!M
im im u u - n p T lt-u t U witk rtaple t e * r;**-
« . ( < • » • a t th o Parte. o®^to“ l f »
tien* fr«*ni T« nny*on, Loucfvllow, WhlUlcr, B/ree, Bheuey
other».
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Moore. . Uryent,
UryauL, »od
and mstsy
m is t o
tter«
I t Ruildinit Ptea® Ihr Frtrthtd, t e * -t e l
Bon ■ca
_ A toll * rlpttw« «nd bl®te ®f * l « t ‘
I. ra r«tu « in prtr« from #60® to (4A«d lllaatrote#.
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U. A aen to atte o f P a h Ma M « ^ B
i. ITubTtwr, C l»y. flirten. Lleoote. Boa» Ornai Oartalfc
Ifctnon®. Hu tier, H w rack, U ® , « « 4 « I l It e toadla« a t e
OlrtrMN,
th* oexitai
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g u tir y
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.P .u ip V F a h le m T b « werk « f an te e tte l (
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tUPkr.n
Ch
ilrtron h.rp rend tbtte fcr Ote Iurta®, and (m o n
Ba 6
h i l l vbem «Tory day
The H kbald for one year aud the abov*
list of books will be sent to all subscribers
who pay up all arrearages, for $2.50 cash
iu udvauce. This will apply to new anb-
aeribura, who pay ua $3^0 in ad van or.