Coquille City herald., July 02, 1889, Image 2

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O rvil D odge , E ditor .
NY1TLE POUT, COOS COISTI, Oreg.
TUESDAY, JULY % 1888.
A n E d lto r s P n j e r .
1 he to*al enrollment for the
An exchange gets off the follow*
term is 168. Average daily attend- j og: j would flee from the city’s
Real Estate Finn
ance for the last month, 102; for yUie aud law— from its fashion and
©IF1
the
term 127.
The
advanneed form cut loose— and go where the
department carried off the banner strawberry grows on its straw and
the last month for the best average the gooseberry grows on its goos?;
place it our hands as our
new house, p»*sloffice, mills schools and
church convenient; 120 acres joining will be
free if sold soon; government land joining.
\ $1500—ISO low hills and creek bottom
laud part o f each fairly improved two miles
from Myrtle Point, 15 acres fenced, 100 fruit
trees one o f the best bargains in the coun­
try, for any one dislikes overflowed laud as
it is above river overflows,
„ W . $1 <b0—48 acres two miles from
Coquille
City
partly
improved
83
acres bottom, balance fine level bench, 15
acres cleared a beautiful small place, bcuuti-
olear spring branch handy.
X $800—100 acres with a little .improve­
ment few fruit trees bearing, small amount
o f bottom land, tine spring branch some
good saw timber, very cheap, must soon sell
three miles from Co-iuille City.
Y $1500—16fJ acres three miles from town
several acres fine creek l>ottom lund, burned
and seeded to grass, the finest o f pasture,
and pure spring water on the land joining
can be hud reasonable.
Z $1000—75x100 feet corner lot near cen­
ter o f Coquille City, with large buildings
thereon, also two lots 50x100 feet with good
new cottage, nice location for only $ 1000.
& 320 acres ot coal laud near tide-water
on the river, several veins o f coal theron,
price on application.
AA $700—152 acres near M illard’s mill
on East fork o f the Coquille.
BB $1000—lf»0 acres o f unimproved land
near Parkersburg on which is some valuable
cedar timber will make a good home when
improved.
CC $2500—182 acres at mouth o f Lanipcy
creek 15 cattle, 35 sheep, mare and colt,
tools, sold along with place.
We have over 4000 acres o f fine fir aud
cedar timber which can be had in large or
small tracts which includes some of the
finest old growth timber in the county.
1200aoresof best cedar tract yet to be had
in the county all in one body at only $7 per
acre. Just think o f it. Correspondence so­
licited.
chances for disposing
T i n - B i i im I u ii Iti-n i-li E s b i l e ,
SHERWOOD &
attendance.
where the catnip tree is climbed
o r 1
The following are the names of by the cat as she clutches for her
C O Q U I L L E C IT Y . Coos Co., O k
those neither absent or tardy:
prey -the guiltless and unsuspec-
Bert Dean, Bennie Law*rence tiug rat, on the rattan bush at play.
I rma Lukens, Lu la Moulton, E u - j wjjj catch the saffron cow and W IL L
Bill W arner's uaiu i» u ; j .
(¿cue Norton, W alter Dean, Neddie ,
cowlet in their glee, as they
More time for this department Lawrence, Icy March, Ira u k l>oy- jeap with joy from bough to
next week.
rie, Oliver Sanford, Arthur \\ hite, bough on the top of a cowBliptree;
LO C A L MATTER.
Col. Rulph Rosa, of Bandon. Stanley Jenkins, W illie JenkinB(
gave onr town a pleasant, but fly- Charlie Whetstone, Leona Dean,
ing visit Sunday.
Mr. Rosa has a I annie McDuffy, Laura Alexander,
host of friends in Myrtle Point Julia
Drane.
Others
deserve
and vicinity, hence the leading equal credit because kept out on
citizens
were
glad
to
see
him. account of sickness.
There is no doubt but that he will
Num ber of classes in each room:
make the celebration at Bandon a advanced 14, intermediate 16, prim­
ary 12.
success, aided by his colleagues.
W m . Phillips has chopped about
20 acres this spring on his Row ­
land prairie ranch.
This will
make one of the finest ranches in
and list while I no partridge drums
bis drum ‘and the
woodchuck
chuckf his wood, and the dog de-
vours the dogwood plum in the
primitive
solitude. O, let me
TR A N 9ACT
A
GENERAL
BEAL
ESTATE BUSINESS.
Will bay and sol improved Farms
Also wild lands, Timber elaims,
stock ranches, do.
drink from the moss-grown pump
that was hewn from a pumpkin
Buy, sell and lease city property
tree. Eat mush and milk from a
rural stump, from form and fash­ make investments for other parties
Visitors last week were Messrs ion— new gathered mush from the with the same care and judgement
Deun and Callahan. Total num­ mushroom vine, aud milk from
exercised iu their own purchases.
ber cf visitors for the term 33.
the milkweed sweet— with lucious
The teachers wish to thank those piueapples from the pine to make Parties wishing to dispose of prop-
who have supported and patronized my repast complete,
And then ' erty can uot do better than to
Coos county for stock, or any other
use.
A visit to his good homo their work, and especially those to the white-washed dairy
I ’ll
convinced us that their lovely who have sent their children regu- turn, where the dairy-maid has-
mountain ranch was the embodi­ larly. Regularity is the first law tening hies, her ruddy and golden-
ment of comfort and content« ent. o f discipline and morality. Nothing reJ butter to chnro from the rai,k
is bo vicious toward a pum Ae p ro -’ ot ber butterflies; and I ’ll rise at
The M. P. baud is wr'.l equip­
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morn with the earliest bird, to thp
ped for Bandon.
Bart Green is per advancement m school as lr- f ragrant farmyard pass, and watch
an excellent drum major.
Ilis regularity in attendance. It dis- j w’bile the farmer turns his herd of
courages ihe pupil, annoys the grasshoppers out to grass.— Ex.
graceful back-actions, front move­
teacher and is detrimental and u u -; x,
. , , . ,
ments and other displays of true . .
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,
I N otice .—All those indebted to
fair to those who do attend regular- v
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beauty will likely bust Johnny j ,
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Kronen berg <fc »on, successors to
and is almost invariably the
Roberts out because the latter young j ly,
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lager <fc Kroueuberg, are hereby re-
cause
of
fault
finding.
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gentleman will be leader on the
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, speetfully notified to come forward
Miss Clinton goes to the ranche
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4th, and will no doubt be the fa­
and make settlement at the very
Containing upwards o f 880 acres, to be
are first-class.
sold in lots to suit purchasers, including
laud lots o f ten acres and upwards, build­
W e are prepared to attend to
ing lots, sites for villa residences, etc., etc.,
at the town o f Bandon Beach.
The pro­
ductiveness o f the soil which is a black or
a dark brown sandy loam is well known
Tho equibility o f the climate—there is only
one degree and a decimal between the tem­
perature o f the months o f May aud Decem­
W E TRANSACT A L L LE G A L
ber, and only eleven degrees between
the winter and the summer—see last
B U S IN E S S IN
T H IS
annual report of the chief signal officer
o f the army—render it a most desirable lo­
cality for those in search o f health and rec­
L IN E .
reation. It contains the purest and coldest
springs, and creeks flowing with an abun­
W e hope by fair dealing and dant supply o f water throughout the year.
The above lands include the renowned Ban­
strict attention to business to mer­ don Beach by right of patent and o f con­
siderable length, with its rock bound bays,
it the confidence of parties having agate beaches, golden sands, spacious caves
and varied attractions, and when connected
by rail, wnich we hope it soon will be, with
business to transact in our line.
the inland railways, will in nil proba­
bility be the greatest marine and summer
resort on the Pacific o a s t. Apply to
Sales in Person.
for a few days for much needed
earliest convenience by note or
recreation.
cash. A s the present year is about
Last Sunday
morning Bart,
Prof. Brinegar has the faculty of
out, we wish to close onr books.
Johnnv and I came down the
patience enormously developed by
Kronenberg A S od .
South fork of the Coquille— leav­
laboring under tbe difficulties of
ing Rowland prairie in all its
ZSTOTTOE!
poor seats aud diminutive black-
'^ 'O T IC E is hereby given that my wife,
grandeur— in W m . P h illip’s wagon
board in his school room. H e ex­ i. l Sarah E. Andrews, has left my bed and
which was drawn by two spirited
board without just cause or provocation.
pects
to
remain
here,
except
for
a
and I warn all persons not to trust her on
horses.
W e had one of the most
my account.
few days “ rustication.”
favored opportunities of seeing
C. 8. ANDREW S.
J. J. S t a n l e y ,
M yrtle Point, Oregon, July 1st, 1880.
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this part of our romantic vale.
A $6400 .—930 acres, 155 o f bottom, bnl
Principal.
ance hill land 34 acres plow land, 10 acres
O. J. Grant has fine crops grow­
n o t ic e f o r p u b l ic a t io n .
vorite Among the fair ladies.
Sherwood &
ing.
The Massey Bros, are im­
proving
their spacious
farms.
W e saw Sam Johnson sitting on
B e a r Creek
• s:
1 g
his porch reading the late paper.
C apt H arris’ primitive residence
gave signs ot eomfott.
The o r­
chard 13 full of f^uit.
R. C. De-
ment's lands seem to be well cov­
ered with grass and as we passed
on down the old Hermann home­
stead, G. W . Majory’s farm and
Louisa Danielson....... 98
Ettic Danielson .......... 50
Lillie Danielson........... 93
Belle D o ak .....................90
Jennie Albertson......... 100
Laura Albertson........... 92
Lew i* Billings’ hillside ranch were Nellie T aylor............... 88
noted to have a prosperous ap­ Annie T aylo r............... 88
D ella Butts................ 92
pearance.
Jopie Chandler............. 84
There were more people in town
Cora Chandler............. 96
last Sunday thau usual.
Some
Alice Jam es................ 97
came to hear the brass band play
Emma Jam es............... 96
their magnificent pieces, set apart
Alice Johnson............. 96
for the grand celebration at Ban­
Mandie Leu eve............100
don, and some to see the pretty
E l vie Leneve............... 100
young girls that Myrtle Point is
Amanda Parrott......... 90
becoming justly celebrated.
As
May Prewett............... 89
the baud started out for a practical
Grace Pruett ............. 89
march, we noticed Capt. W . H.
Edith H o w e ll............... 98
Harris, one of our pioneers, at the
Thomas Pruett............100
head of a trio of beautiful young
W illie D o a k ................ 98
ladies bearing the U. B. flag. Capt.
W illie T o b in ............... 98
Harris helped to carry the flag
Chaa Jam es...................98
through the Mexican war, and
with a company of volunteers pre­ Harvey Jame9............... 95
served order in the Indian war of
Coos county in 1886.— O h! we just
looked out of the window' and saw
the return of the C ap t and the
band.
A little girl has stepped
between grandpa and the young
M ajory’s drums.
I o w a S lo u g h I t e m * .
rain
C h ttirn b* 'k .
e :\r.
va s
Tb
» ti) ’£
Mr
from
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Harvey M orae............. 88
Francis Sim on..............100
John Danielson........... 68
Charley Johnson.........
100
100
95
88
94
84
96
86
85
NO TICE FOR PU B LIC A T IO N .
Land Office at Rose burg. Oregon, \
June 20, 1 H 31 ». (
TO TIC E is hereby given that the fol-
1 lowing-nained settler has filed notice
of bis intention to make final proof in sup­
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the Register or Receiver o f
U. S. Land Office at Koseburg, Oregon, on
Saturday, Augnst 17,1383, viz: H. S. Davis,
pre-emption D. 8. No. 6279 for the SE \ of
NE T : F. ^ o f SE
and NW W of SE > 4.
See. 28, Tp. 20 S. R. 10 west., W. M.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of. said land, viz: Louis Thom­
as, Jas. P. Davis. Robert Mecum and
Charles Doney, all of Remote, Coos Co.. Or.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance o f such proof, or who knows
o f any substantial reason, under the law
and the regulations of the Interior De-
mrtment, why such proof should not he al-
nwed, will bo given an opportunity at the
above-mentioned time and place to cross-
examine the witnesses o f said claimant,
and to offer evidence in rebuttal o f that
submitted by claimant.
( ’has. W. Johnston.
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NO TICE FOR P U B LIC A TIO N .
Land Office at Roscburg, Oregon, )
June 18,1889.
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is
hereby
given
that
the
fol-
Total number enrolled 34; av-
J.1 lowing-named settler has filed notice
Visi tora: 1 of his intention to make final proof in sup­
orage attendance, 27.
Mins R e r'' T*» vlnr Min« Ettie port o f his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the Register or Receiver of
JcTT C " R u n t A
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lohn U. 8. Laud Office st Rosebnrg, Oregon, on
Friday, Augnst 16, 1889, viz:
W illiam Y.
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•at a'
Mr. lies. Homestead entrv No. 5644 for the W ’ <j
o f NW ^ and W
o f SW
Sec. 14, Tp. 29
o an
8. R. low est, W. M.
He nnmes the following witnesses to
'N r 1
SY.
prove his continuous residence upon and
ther. cultivation of, said land, viz: John A.
Jenkins and Wm. Jenkins, o f Myrtle Point,
and Lorenzo D. Belien, o f Angora Coos
oounty. Or., and James A. Belien, o f Camas
gtan Valley, Dougina county, Oregon.
Any person who desires to protest against
wife the allowance of such proof, or who knows
o f any substantial reason, under the law
ing, and regulations o f the Interior Department,
:> to- why such proof should not be allowed, will
be given an opportunity at the above-
be mentioned time and plme to crosa-exnm-
the witnesses o f said claimant, nnd to offer
ate, evidence in rebuttal o f that submitted by
be claimant.
Chas. W. Johnston,
r he
Register.
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it ’ s d
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ra:
but
ed a
ßtre '
sold ii
the J <
100
96
80
n 4
V A ' i Fr.tl
auon-
99
95
Frank Danielson........... 98
,
nu
foi
100
96
ll
ru<
100
90
95
90
75
95
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Freddie Von P eg e rt... 90
ladies, yet C apt is with the march, Hurbert Butts............. 50
all keeping time to the measured Samuel Prewett............ 100
time of Fred Schroeder and Geo
L and O ffic e , RoeznrBo, O bbgok , >
Ji n? 20, 1833.
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is hereby given that the follow­
re re
ing-named settler has filed notice of
hia lutention to make final proof in support
of hia claim, and that said pro f will be
mnde before the clerk o f the county court
of Coos c.nntv, Oregon, at Empire City, Or­
100 egon, on Saturday, August 3d, 1839, viz:
Gather, p e-emption D. S. No.
100 Christian
59**6, f.>r th*> E
of NW
nnd W
cf
98 NT '«.S ee. 13. I'p. - 2 1* S. R. 13 west. vV. M.
Ho names the following witnesses to
100 prove his continuous residence upon, aud
of, s od laud,
Johu F.
100 cultivation
Munford. Bryant M. Crews, S. E. Aasr«:i and
100 Henry Griffin, all o f Arogo, Coos C Or<-g.
Any person who desires to protuAt Buninst
100 the allowHuce of such proof, nr who knows
o f any substantial reason, under the law
94 and the regulations of t he Interior Depart­
why auch proof should not be allowed
100 ment,
will be given an opportunity nt tbe above
100 mentioned time and place to cross-examine
the witnesses o f said claimant, and to ofiT-r
100 evidence in rebuttal of that submitted l>y
claimant.
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C h ib . W. J oonstok , Register.
School report.
tv at tb
V*’ '
Sanford.
J. A. L khnhehk .
J. L . L b w k i . u k
2ttrs. |îï. 33 usfci th,
C oquille C ity , O r .,
LEHNHERR
A N D
Cutting, Besting and Stitching a Specialty, *
And a Perfect Fit Guaranteed.
LEW ELLEN,
Real Estate Agents,
Myrtle Point, Oregon.
W ill
Buy,
Sell
and
Rood's
The Moat Perfect, Simple and Reasonable
Ladies’ T ailo rin g System
OF GARMENT CUTTING,
Sold and Taught—Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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Transfer
Tow n Property,
Magic Scale
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J. H. ROBERTS,
D e a le r in
Geneal Merchandise,
Improved Lauds, Timber Claims,
Stock Ranches, Etc.
Collection of Claims
Promptly
Myrtle Point, Or.
Attended to.
Office In Residence o f J. A. Lehnherr.
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We wish to say to those desiring farms or
homes, that we have now quite a number
o f places on our list, which we can sell
reasonable, ranging from $700 up to us high
as $7000—some stock ranches, mostly bench
Myrtle Point, Oregon,
and bill, while others are mostly bottom;
some fairly improved, others highly improv­
ed. Call and look over our list. W ill take
pleasure in showing the places. No sale, I P R O P A G A T O R of, and dealer in Fruit
Trees aud small fruits.
He keeps
no damage. We have also desirable tow n t 1
property for sale.
constantly on hand a well regulated assort
Myrtle Point Nursery.
J. F. Noyes, Proprietor,
“T 0 P S I D E 6 0 L O W ?
ment, cheaper thun the cheapest.
Send iu your orders no pains spared t o
give full satisfaction.
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HI RTLE W IN
Wrcnsball & Wmislmll,
Boat Builders,
Coquille City, Or.
Skiffs Built on short notice; Price—Skiffs,
one dollar per foot, Clenoker and curved
boats, two dollars per foot.
All kinds o f 1
ship's boats made to order.
Painting and
repairing oars and spoons, etc., eto.
v7n28 j
HOTEL,
Myrtle Point, Or.,
G
W - Majory, jr . Prop.
A V IN G just leased the alH>ve
•known Los tell ery, it shall be my ear­
H
nest endeavor to give patrons the best
w ell-
ID is s c lT a t io z i.
^ ’’ HE co-partnership heretofore existing
1 between the undersigned in the livery treatnu nt possible, and such as will merit
business ts this day by mutual consent dis­
solved.
J. J. Baker o f the firm will con­ their patronage. The bouse has been reno-
duct the business. receive bills due the finn ! vated throughout; supplied with good beds,
and p ly the debts o f the same.
aud the table w-11 be constantly supplied
Date 1 Coquille City. Oregon, » J. J. Bnker.
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April 1st, 1830. \ G. L. Coon. with the best the market affords.
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G. W. M AJORY.
llundon Beach, Coos oounty, Ore.
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Coquille City, Or.
at all
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BENDER,
General Merchandis»
IMI s o r t i e I P e i n t , O r o .
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Agents for till Kiuils of Vehicles
Stauer & W alker's Farm and
M ill Machinery.
When I par P tt ,B I do not mean merely to
atop th-m for a lime, ami thau have them ro*
turn again. T mean A II.UXCAL CURB.
1 have made the unease of
( The Largest House iu the%Pacific Northwest.)
FITS, EPILEPSY or
FALLING SICKNESS.
Osborne Mowers and Steel Spring Tooth Harrow.
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A life-long atrnlv. I ttafuakt my remedy to
C ore the worst cases. Because othera have
failed ts no rcanon for not now receiving a euro.
8eud at once for a treatise and a F ree H o ttlb
of my l?:i a i . i . ihlf . K e m k p t . Give Kxpreas
and root Office. It costa yon nothing for a
trial, acd it will euro you. Address
H . G. R O O T , f.I.C ., I SC Pc/ffit S t .. H ew YMX
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LYONS’ STORE!
Coquille City, Or,
Furniture,
Parlor Sets,
Bedroom Sets,
Chairs & Lounges,
Bedsteads,
Mattresses,
Best Value at
L Y O N S ’ STORE.
HH. $850—Sixty-one aores part bench
and part bottom land. Was onco improved
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but ns owner is a non-resident,
place is
Land Office at Rosebnrg, Oregon. ^
vas
considerably grown up with brush. Good ¡
June 21st, 1889. ,
speculation for a party with a little “ git,” j
er.
’ . T ^ O T C E is hereby given that the follow- also 200 acrés unimproved laud on Bear *
er - ' JL i ing-named settler has filed notice o f creek at a mere trifle.
his indention to make Ifinal proof in sup­
Q $1000— 160 acres on Halls creek 12
he port o f his claim, and that said proof will
head o f cattle sold with place, fine stock
be
made
before
the
Clerk
o
f
the
oounty
’be oourt o f Coos oounty, Oregon, irt Empire land partly improved plenty o f fine spring
and creek watar fair buildings and young
:oo ! City, Oregon, on Thursday. August 8, 1889, orchard.
! viz: W. 8. Jenkins, pre-emption D. 8. No.
K $ 8 » —160 aores joining the above with
be ! 5532 for tho N X o f N X Sec. 28, Tp. 27 8. R.
W aring orchard and some creek bottom
j 13 west, W. M.
he I He names the following witnesses to land is very cheap.
S $3500—123 aores, 50 o f No. 1 bottom
ed prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
Sami. Mc­ land balance bill land, one mile from
iis Adams, Jr.. Charles Holland, J. T. Jenkins M yrtle Point lies d ir e c t io n the river and
and James Vowel, all o f Coquille City, a good public landing, fair buiding, sight
de Coos oounty, Oregon.
commanding.
person who desires to protest against
as the Any
T $3500—76 acres, half bottom and half
allowance of such proof, or who knows hill land with splendid spring branch good
| o f any substantial reason, under the laws orchard, poor buildings, several hundred
and regulations of the Interior Department,
118 why such proof should not be allowed, will dollars worth o f Htock and other things use­
ful thrown in, eight miles below Coquille
Ì 8 be given an opportunity at the above-nam­
City on the river bank; very sightly location
ed
time
and
place
to
cross-examine
the
wit-
n- nesaes o f said claimant, nnd to offer evi­ all bottom land cleared and fenced.
of dence in rebuttal o f that submitted by
U $4200—240 acres 16 miles from Myrtle
Point 80 acres bottom land 20 cleared there­
o- olaimant.
Chas. W . Johnston,
on 100 aores level bench, balance rolling
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hills, liviug water several orchards aud fair
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DEALERS IN
H ours .
D ry Goods,
Carpets,
Clothing,
Hats, Caps,
Boots & Shoes,
O $3000— 177 acres; 20 bottom lnnd bal­
ance good hill; 60 acres cleared for pasture
nnd meadow, good buildings, orchard and
fine spring branch No. 1 for stock four miles
from M yrtle Point on the river.
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WISE
J. 3via.olTa.cio, Prop.
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meadow, good buildings orch; rdsand spring
water, school nud postofflee near, one-half
mile from Fairviow P. ().
B $1500—200 ñores, 40 of swa e bottom,
balance bench land.
plowed. 6u roughly
cleared for pasture, fair buildings and good
young orchard o f 300 trees, 100 l>earing, 40
acres fenced with led cedar.
C 650'—481 acres '3 cows 17 other cattle,2
fin«> marcs, new w a y n and two sets harness
cider press, plow, harrow, hay rake and
other property r>oid ..'o:xg with place.
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acres o f bottom land 3't clear cl. 2 I in mead- ;
ow, two good houses nnd go. ci barn, finest
o f water, only one-half lniie from river
lauding, ut Hamiolj.li and one mile from
Parkersburg choice location f<>r .-lock.
DD. $12.»—F ifty «c re í well located f o i
a pleasant home on bank of Coquille river.
Twelve acres bench and 38 bottom land 12
acres cleared and fenced, good orchard of
fifty trees, fair buildings good outside
range.
EE. $1600 — 160 farm nnd sixteen head of
cattle, twelve hogs, two dozen chickens and
two of the finest black cats in Oregon. One
of the choicest I u'g&tiis offered on our list.
Farm fairly improved with buildings, fences,
and orchard. On head wat» rs ot North
fork o f G oqoill«.
F 2500—160 acres 60 o f very rich low
swamp land, will !>o excellent when drained »
balance hill land, n few acres cultivated,
barn on place, but no house; lies in a bandy
neighborhood to roads school, town and
navigation, only partly improved.
G 1600—160 acres one mile and a half
from river landing at Arago; fair buildings
and orchard, best o f water: several acres
cultivated and balance is good timber and i
gra*a land on a public road aud well loca­
ted.
FF. $30i>:—Forty-three acres all choice
land, twenty-three aorescleared, neat build­
ings, fences and fine variety o f choice fruit
Boats can land at the door if they wish.
School, store, aud postoffice close at hand.
Very pretty location and cheap terms can |
be had on part payment.
DD $1200—Large, new Queen Anne cot­
tage at Bandon, with two acres of ground.
Entirely new and not quite finished, one of
the finest Beach properties at the mouth of
the river. W ill soon tie very valuable.
J $7000—160 aerea all level but 15: 60
acres cleared and cultivated, soil o f the fin­
est quality, being black sandy loair. easily
worked, does not oveflow; balance o f un­
cleared land is thickly studded with soft
maple, much o f which is fine saw tin* ber,
good large house and barn, orchard of 200
large fruit treos; fine spring branch on place
good red cedar and place for fencing; all
stock, grain, bay, implements, wagons, har­
ness, etc., on place at time o f sale go with
the place which will be vorth over $ 1000; j
this is one of the finest farms in the conuty
when well developed nud must be seen to
be appreciated.
K $HX>0—40 acres o f good bench land
one mile nnd u half from Coquille on which
is a large amount o f red cedar; is easily
cleared nnd on a public road.
|L / $850— 50 rtures six intlra from Myrtle
Point on North fork se.eral acres o f bottom
land, balance brush and hill land, will make |
a fine smnll home.
M $2000—130 aerea, 100 of bottom, 30
good level bench land unimproved but will
make a fine plaoe when denied and im ­
proved; water handy; six miles from M yrtle
Point, time given on part payment.
GG. Houie and several lots and fruit
trees all bearing fruit in the heart o f Co
qaille City only $1000 if sold soon.
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Cheap at LYONS’ STORE
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White Cedar,
Oregon Pine,
Ash, Maple,
Spruce,
In Stock and Cut to or­
der at L Y O N S ’ M ILL.
Choice Groceries,
Canned Goods,
Flour, Meals,
Bacon, Lard,
Seeds, &c.,
FINE STOCK AT LYONS' STORE
Hotels and
Camps Supplied with Pac
Goods at L o w Rates
L Y O N ’S S T O R E --------- COQUILLE CITY.
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