^ s q u illi
iT ì t jj
I.: »StlKl) XVEKV TUH3DAT,
J. A fi ?. F. DEAN,
e d it o
and nephew of Uncle Mel
The editor of the Oregon Blade,
W hit- at Baker City, Oregon, has-been
tiogton, has bought a place on appointed special pension inspec-
South Coqnille and will become a tor, with a salary of §1100 a year,
Devoted to the in te ict >■' t .* «
.
River particularly, aud o f \ l . C'»u t. g,:
erally.
pert ear ent settler.
F o r 'B r u is o s a n d
1889
in C o q u i l le
1.04 A L A N D ( ¿ K X E I I U .
no trouble in
B u rn s .
Mrs. F. M. Baxter, of this place,
F re s h , S t r o n g , C o n v in c in g F a c ts .
*ad > base*ball boys are returned Thursday fro nan extend-
*nrday to white- ed visit to Polk county, where site
c mi c . 'S er
wash t :«* ;
ii
hey can find and her daughter-*, Miss s May and
u bscription, per year.......................f S o n
T U E S D A Y , A U G U S T 27.
MARK
TRADE
TV. TV. Whittington, a now comer
/t Ç 'S IE T O R S
;
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
A shortage of £5052 has been
the interior of the ¡st>ite, returned found in the auditor’s books of
Los Angeles.
home Thursday.
Mr. Carothers after a run out to
r T m 'ì i u l .
Best Kesults« F.a«t Providence. R I., June’8S
While in the employ of the Bantow Store Co.
Applied your Et. Jacobs Oil to many bad burnt of
the moulder«, and always with beat results.
OEO. W HOBTOIt.
feey will have Pearl, and son Hallie, have spent
<iug
it
we will several
Mrs. Fouts’ new house is nearly warrant.
completed and looms up nicely.
Capt. U innah, of the steamer
Burt MeDuffea ieturu*i home
Pomona, reports seeing a huge
Tuesday from a six month’s stay in
lie, fully seven feet long, off,
Josephine county, lie looks h a le '
weeks with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. B. was
Ladder Fell. Galveston. Texas, June 23. 13S8.
Fell from
m »y
y foot
___ ladder; . . bruised
. . . . and sprained
.
and wrist; suffered five days; was cured by I Ss.
agreeably
Jacobs Oil.
surprised to iiud her mother,
though eighty-nine years of age,
enjoying the best of health, and ns
Poiut Reyes ou this last trip up. spry as a girl. Their many friends
aud hearty.
were pleased to see them return.
Gil G o o d started for Riseburg It is the first one he ever saw this
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Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Smith, side of San Francisco.
Let us give the readers of the
M rs. Wickham and child
aud
Mr. O. ¡8. Coleman 1ms two H erald a little timely advice. Hot
(.'has. Elliott.
splendid young stallion colts at weather is coming and with it colic,
W e are in receipt of a season his place on North Coquillo which
cholera morbus, dysentery and di
ticket for the Coos county fair to he oilers at a very great bargain.
arrhoea. The only safe way to
bo held ut Arago, commencing They aro both sorrels aud aro of
; com! at these diseases, is to keep
September 9th.
the Suffolk
Punch and French some reliable remedy tit hand, and
T\ o acknowledge the receipt of a Bolange.
They should bo kept i uj} u ji0 j ia v e ¿r¡ei] Chamberlain’s
cornplimentary ticket to the state for breediug
purposes.
Easy Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme
fair to bo held at Salem commenc terms, with security, can be had.
dy will admit that it is the most
ing September lfi, 1889.
prompt, reliable and successful
TIM BER LAND NOTICE.
United
States
Lnnd
Office,
\
The steamer Dolphin arrived
medicine known for these com
Roseburg, Oregon, August 15, 1889. \
here on Tuesday to load broom
It costs but 25 or 5 0 cents,
Notire is hereby given that in compli plaints.
sticks aud pickets at Lyons’ mill
JOEnUAWYTETH
Knee-Cap flurt.
H»U. Ini . Aug 1®. SII
Kna.'cap wm hart and 1 anflerwl 3 month«; 3
bottle« of Ht. Jacob« Oil permanently reitored me.
C. C. McMUKRIB.
Dhtlocation*
Joliet. III., Flay 21. H5®
Dislocated shoulder 3 year« ago, confined 3
weeks to house; the pain was cured by
Oil and have hard no return of It. J. D. B&OWH.
Home-kick.
0t*rk. 0., June î8. 1»»»
Buffered 4 week« from the kick of *ho.«. h*dto
use cane, two bottlee Bt. Jacobi
A t D ruggists and D ealers .
THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO.. Baltimora. Md.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
L a vu O itrci:, U oskiitbo . O bkoon , )
June 2.'», ISSU. \
" V O T i c i î is hereby given that in compii
1 n ance with tho provisions of tho act
congress o f June 3. 1878, entitled “ An act
for the sale of timber lamlu in the States of
California, Oregon, Nevada and Washing
ton Territory,” W. ( ’. Pnxson, o f Coquillo
City, County of Coos, State of Oregon, has
tins ilay filed m this office Ins >\vorn Mate-
ment No. —. for the purchase of the SW
q of N
>4 of Sec. No. 30, in Tp. No. _2“
south range No. 12 west, and
proof to show that the land sou
ie thau for
valuable for its timber or stone
agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim to said land before the Register and
K to iver of this office at Roseburg, Oregon,
on Tuesday, the 17th day o f September,
1889.
lie names as witnesses:
W. S, Dye,
William Beardsley. William Wright and
T. A. Walker, all o f Coquille City, Coos
cou ty, Oregon.
Any and all persons c'aiming adversely
the above-described lands are requested to
I file their claims iu this office on or before
said 17 day of September, 1SML
C uaj . W. J ohnston ,
jly 2
Register.
I,and Office at Roseburg. Oregon. >
\ugust 7, 1 99 .
1
"V*OTIOE is hereby given that the fob
IN lowing-named settler has tiled notice
of his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the Judge or in his absence
before the Clerk of the county court of
Coos county, Oregon, at Empire City, Ore
gon. on Saturday. September 21, 18s<»( viz:
Lewis L. Hillings, Homestead entry No.
3931 for the SW V4 of SW 1* section 29, S ’ a
of SE>4 of section 30 aud N li1^ o f NE^
section 31. township 29 S. R. 12 west.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of. said land, viz:
E. M. Po
land, Oscar Reed. E. W. lie: in inn and W.
P. Hermann all o f Myrtlo Point, Coos
county, Oregon.
Chas. W. Johnston,
Aug 13
Register.
S p e c i a l Itio tic e !
To the good people o f Coqnille City and
the surrounding country: I have fitted tip
a first-class gallery in Marshfield, opposite
Nasburg A Hirst's store. 1 claim to do the
best work done in Coos county. When you
are in our city call and see my work amt you
will be convinced. Your patronage respect
fully solicited.
J. W. Emets.
v7 n3G
Photographer.
D O C T O R
SPONOGLE,
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n .
Office and residence, Uunnewell Huililing,
Coquille City, Oregon.
Has permanently located at Coquille City.
Calls promptly attended day or night.
¡it i£ i C abinet S^oplj
OUR PREM IUM S
R T T IIIS
Runts A. H orton
F rank P oors
HORTOH & POORE,
P A P E R S
House painters, Sign writers and Paper
Hangers,
— W ITH —
T H E S A N FR AN C ISC O
WEEKLY CALL
IV Iy r tl© IP o iiit, O r .
Graining done in the highest Htvlo o f art.
Orders from the country solicited. n3G
P r i c e f 9 1ȣ5 p e r Y e a r ,
.
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T H E S A N FR AN C ISC O
MORNING CALL
o ie a ©-o
P r i c e , 8 0 .0 0 p e r Y e a r ,
AS I’UEMIUMS FOR
rpHF. SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL
in a handsome eight-page i>ai>er. It is is
sued every Thursday, aud coutaius all of
the important news of tho week, gleaned
from every quarter of the globe, completo
up to date of publication. It contains in
teresting special eorresjioudeuce from all of
the priueipal cities of tho world and a vast
amount of the best selected aud origiual
general literature It furnishes the latest
and most reliable financial news aud mar
ket quotations, aud gives special attention
to horticultural and agricultural news, and
is in every rcsjicct a first-class family paper,
appealing to the interest of «very member
of the household.
T H E M O R N IN G C A L L .
(SEVEN ISSUES A W E E K )
Is a livo metropolitan daily. It has tho
LA KG EST C1RC CLATIO S aud is recognized
as being the LEADING N EWSPAPEU of tho
Pacific Coast. Either of the above papcis
we will send postpaid as a premium ou re
ceipt of the following subscription prices
for the combination:
The lliUtALD and Weekly Call, $2.75.
The H erald and Daily Call, $5.50.
.1 . J. WILSON,
Watchmaker & Jeweler,
COQUILLE CITY
ance with the provisions of the act o f Con and may bo the means of saving
F ront S tr eet ,
E ast E n d .
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1 11
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•
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for a cargo on her return trip to gress of June 3. 1878, entitled “ An ac: for you or your family much suffering,
|
the sale of timber lands in the States of
All kinds of repairing neatly done at rea
JNO. A. HANSON. PROP.,
Astoria.
California, Oregon, Nevada and Washing- if not life itself, before the sum
sonable rates.
Work Warranted to give
2nd St., adjoining Hughes' Blacksmith j
satisfaction.
Orders
taken for Watches
O. P. Higginbothoni who lately ton Territory,” John Shadle of Portland mer is over. For sale by J. 11.
i Shop,
COQUILLE CITY.
County of Multnomah State of Oregon has
and Jewelry not in st-rck.
started in tlio butcher business in this day filed in this office his sworn state Nosier. Coquillo City, and W . L.
bracket work, picture
j Cabinet making
AH work must be paid for before leaving
■
40v7
framing,
wood
turning,
etc., etc.
the Hunuewoll building has closed ment No. — for the purchase o f the SW 1, Dixon, Myrtle Point, Oregon.
the
shop.
j
*
-
o
f
Sectiou
No.
IS
in
Township
No.
28
South
out. It seems there is not enough
H a s ju s t R e ce iv e d at
S o llr r .
]
Range No. 9 West and will offer proof to
trade for two markets.
j
h e r new
show that th.‘ laud sought is more valuable
C. E. Edwards is agent for the
j
for
its
timber
or
stone
than
for
agricultural
G. T. Moulton is agent for M. J.
n
Coqnille river for the Whitley
purposes, and to establish his claim to said
m e n /
Keller, of Oakland, Cal., aud will
MADE ON SHORT' NTICE.
lfind before the Register and Receiver of steel anJ ball juiut mowers and
Call and examine samples and prices.
m e a s u r e y o Q f o r a s u it q u i c k e r this office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Monday Champion self-binders, and sulky
r a JIc v y
near
Ih c
S a ic -JfH l.
than greased lightning. He takes the llthday of November 1889.
hay rakes.
Also the
Lansing
He name* as witnesses John De W olf of
i l l O
i n # i o l i '
C.
W
ilkins
.
PnorooitAPHUR,
orders for all manner of gents’ fur-
Roseburg Douglas Co. Or., Alfred Morrill of steel-skein wagon which is wai-
v7ti29
Coquille City, Oregon.
T i i e X je t e e t S t a l e s
nishiugs.
cf
liì
o il
Ulenwood Washington Co. Or. W. A .A n dcr-, ranted ill f very respect.
All per
C oquille C ity , O r .
X-iADSES AMD OHiiDREN’S X-XATS
„
.
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i .
i •
an d H Y P O P H O S P K I T E S
The campraeetiug above Myrtle ron and Newell Livermore of Portland, sons
wanting wagons aud machines
Multnomah Co. Cr.
F lo w e r s , e s tr io li
Almost s s_ Pnlatablo as Milk.
Point is progressing finely and
Any and all persons claiming adversely will please call on John Kroncu-
P
l
u
m
e
s
a
n
d
S o < !l* g u i« z d Cuti» ii. v a n b e to k e n *
great interest is being manifested. the above described lands are requested to berg A S o n at Coqnille City, or my
dtg«<«ieil, t i n .1 o M l i/iiin t c d b y t h e m o .a
« e l is if iv e s t o m a c h , w h e n I t i« p l a i n o i l
h p i r o z e 5.
T ip s-
Rev. Swafford called Tuesday and file their claims in this office on or before self at Myrtle Point for prices ami
c a n n o t b e t o le r r te d ; v :jd b y t h o c o m
said 11th day of November 1889.
b i n a t i o n o f t iie o i l t v l l i i 1 tie l i j p o p l i o » -
L a c e s .
informed ns that the attendance An 27
I take this moans of informing the public C O Q l 1 L L E
C IT Y , O R E G O N .
terms.
C. E. E dw ards ,
Cuts. W. J ohnston ,
p h ilo .1 ia l o a c h m o r e ofH< n< in a « .
that L intend conducting a first-class Livery
B i o 'c c n s .
nolOtf
Myrtle Point, Or.
was veiy large.
Register.
E ru isik fc b i? as a fleth p r it a r o r .
and Sale Stable. Reinembe, that I keep ^
a
n
d
O
r
n
a
m
e
n
t
s
.
P e rsc rs g a la r a ;:ld.'y t.'iiie taking it .
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
§3000 warded on good improved
8ST*Cetlar posts, picket, founda nothing but the best of “ Turnouts,” end ■
United States Lund office.
\
5C0TT'S
FMTTI.SION i.i acknowledged by
R
i
i
c
l
i
i
n
g
>
E
m
b
r
o
i
d
e
r
y
the best of care will be given transient stock. •
real property, namely 237 acres of
Rosebur », Oregon. August 20, 1889. f
Physiciane to be the i’ irett r-nd Beet prepa
tion blocks, shingles, shakes, otc Everything new. A share of the public pat- j
the best of Coos county lands. Also
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
Qpurimr Clllfl ^PPQQÍ í IQVÍH ít ! V e ilin g . S ca rfs etc- etc- ration in the world fo~ the rc’i' f and cure o f
Inquire of Johnson it Drane, Co- on age is res 1 ctfullv solicit d,
v<ln3i>
ü ü W lili dilli i i i ubuliuiKm ^.
Hats trimmsd to order a speciaty
with
the
provisions
o
f
the
act
of
Congress
C O N S U M P T I O N . 6 C ÌÌO F U 1.A .
25 cows, six head of horses and
C
E
M E B A L O E B i U T Y , V /A S T iK O
of Jnne 3. 1878, eutithd “ An act for tho quill« ( lty .
Miss Lora Leach.
Velvet, which
other stock for sale. Apply at this sale of timber lands iu the Slates of Cali
DISEA^LvS, E fftCiATiON,
vint».
At her home opposite Masonic
C C L D 3 a n d C H S O iR G fJO y-U K f?.
office.
n i l tf
fornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington
The great mnc-7y f o r G*t:^u vp<>\in, .mJ
C o q u il l e ( T t y .
Frank Randall has commenced Territory," Gregory A. Lorner o f Tacoma
Wf+cXnj in Càiid. tn. skid by c;i Druggists.
Plain
and
fancy
sewing,
nnd
dressmaking
County of Pierce State of Oregon has this
work on a new front for the post- day filed in this office his sworn statement
to order.
vTnlOtf
office at Nosier’s drug stoiy*. The No. — for the purchase of the NW '4 of
MYRTI.E 1'«.• IN r, o r .
COAL! COAL!
k
t*« cp a good su¡ q>iy a: >d quality
’'IL
L
Section
No.
4
in
Township
No.
29
South
entire front will be glass thus af
and V «•get ables.
w
.inds
of
me
o
f
a]
fits
II
Range No. 9 West ami will offer proof to
W. R. I’ antcr will deliver stone coal on
V ml will !-»’*:i 1 :’.t n ¡inolialiIe rr.t os. V, ill sup
LAN D A G EN CY.
(Formerly of Coquille Mill A Tug Go. 1
fording plenty of light for the
show that the land sought is more valuable
l>iy ]l'armi rs. liogging C- mq is and lintella at the bank o f the river at ilia handing for
from tiie
work inside.
W i l l sell, re n t
Ictce
Ahnt t notre’L», and also fi il e-dors :..
for its timber or stone than for agricultntal
1.,
$2.50 in bulk; in sacks—sacks furnished—
*
,
By
fa
.i-Ui’tding
Low
er
l'.ivt*r
by
Steam“
!
purposes, and to establish his claim to said
2v5n'!tf
R e a l E s ta te on ccm ra s-
Prof. Brinegar received word
we t*xpect to1 build up a living busi ness. $3 per ton.
land before tho Register ami Receiver of
Come slid see as.
\*7n38
! sicn-
that a recent Hood iu Nebraska this office at Roseburg, Oregon, on ¡Monday
A N D
A G E N T .
had swept a greater portion of his the llth d a y of November 1889.
IVJ& 111. Front St., San Francisco, Cal. A d d re ss Jo h n F - H a ll, Sec-,
He names as witnesses C. A. Jones of Ta
I>EALKR IS
father’s property away. In Lin
M arshfield, Ore^-
08 a m
together with
A good place
coma Pierce Co. W. T. James Barager of
coln there were 2500 homeless peo Roseburg Douglas county Oregon J. A.
Hay, Feud « f a !! hinds. F Im r & M pjiis . Farms. Town Property and Timber Land-
several head o f cow s, and some h orses'or
lliVhost Market Pric<s Obtained fer Apple«,
separately,
very
cheap.
The
ov.
ner's
reason
Buckley of Portland Multnomah Co. Ore
ple the day following ♦ he storm.
F o r S a l©
and all green Ki’.lit*. Sait Salmon, Cliittim Uaik,
ro selling is that he wishes to invest in
gon aud William Barrett of Tacoma Pierce
*ÌÈf”
Haviitg
Bet ii County Surveyor for four
Uiues, Skin* and Wool, Fur* of all kinds, Match-
Tho street commissioners
or
Co. W. T.
years,
I
have
an intimate knowledge of all
town property. This is a rare bargain.
Wood,
Stavo
ilt.l
1
k
,
aii-1
produce
#rn«rally.
and Jo in e r,
town board are gentlemen. They
I AT.SO HUY, AS WEM. AS SFT. 7 . O'-BIhj t»N < -OMMISSION surveyed lands in the county, and parties
Any nnd all persons claiming adversely
Place i> rented lor this season.
Inquire
Is also a successful hand to emasculate
Ixiforinaliou of any kind "ill co**t yon nothing— wishing to sell, rent or purchase will find it
have fixed the sidewalk to the the al*ove-desciibed lands ure requested to
o f E. Bender or W. D. York at Myrtle
inf|uirio8 will receive promj t attention at my hands.
lirses
and
other
animals,
llom
e
near
fl'e their claims ia this office on or before
; to their advantage tocomnmnicute with m e
W O n T N A S 3 .U 5tC .
Point, Coos Co.. Or.
t T l II
wharf and are putting spikes in the
Reaver Slough. Address: Coquille City.
said 11th day of Novemb- r 1*89.
Correspondence S o lite l
Tho reason wby a woman i? afraM of :
planking *on the streets. Thank,
C uar . W. J ohnston ,
Boiige is a profctinJ Tnyfcrjr — indeed, it- lire
DISSOLUTION NOTICE!
I
VtillJl
never been very pleorly pron e ft.n "tie ir.
Au 27
Register.
you, gentlemen. Now keep it np
But some irnii.^n ar- c..o»lantlv in -■ .•« b <
Notice is hereby given that by mutual
nervout, irritntilo condition ihut ?*;« -In • tr« consent the co-partnership heretofore exist
F IN S STALLION
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
till all the rest are fixed and you
thing annoys end rr»,r:l.-s tbrci. T ic
— AND—
this untort’jisat»’ Ms«' of Bgrtira :s i:ri:alij ing between the undersigned engaged in
United
States
Land
Office.
I
will have our support for re-elec
•nine funeti mil d.-rnoi-r-nirni: noc-e l>'t si the logging business is this day dissolved.
Roseburg, Oregon, August 20, 1889. )
ing or painful irregularity, cot *« <l«-t:..,<
tion.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
ment or peculiar
inr:■ i< nf » • hri John Jenkins of the firm will collect ac
sox;
or, it may bo dur t.i 1 r.t... i-iati /'i.
with the provisions of the net of Congress
ceration or displacement, of
oi tti counts due the late firm, pay the debts
A n d
N ineteen p o u n d s o f b o y :— In-
of June 3, 1878, entitled ‘ An uct for the
— DEALERS IN—
pelvic vlec.-ra. or u> off er <
«i<-.r-» hereof and continue the business.
peculiar
to
h--r
cov.
From
v
\
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r
.v.u«t
nis E. Rose of East CoquillH ¡H the 3 ,je of timber lanila in the States of Cali-
O. R. Willard,
It may aria?. I<r. lffarce's F.iviint * rv ■»crip ' Dated June 18, 1889.
Tjl
tion fs a pofft.'ir« rcnu.'1'j, so
»air m i'
happy father of two bouncing baby fontia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington
John Jenkins.
Will make season at Mes- e rs barn Co-
Nicely situated, directly on the roads
curative
reauitc
that
its’
m.:n»if.t«
;u;e
-s
c
t.
Territory,” Irving B. Bates of Tacoma
it,
through
(IrwTLietS.
under
s
co.ire'
Ve
<
I
qnille
Gitv, and Henry Schruodor's nt Ara
from
Port
Orford,
Baudon
and
Myrtle
boys who made their appearance at
its giving aatufuctiou in «very 1
nr
County of Pierce State of Wash. Ter. has
go.
Terms:
Insurance
int.
U.
S.
stages
meet
here
once
each
—
AND
ALLK1NPSOF
—
money paid for it will lio promptly
his house on Sunday August 11th. this day filed in this office his sworn state-
/undid. Ann soothing md 1 i 1 • !i*-* eid:i _<
General L», is 17 hands high: weighs 1300
ay from Port Orford nnd Baudon. Will
L X J M B E B
Their weights were respectively ment No. — for the purchase o f the 8 E M nervine, “ Favor*»« 1‘r r t r y u " I, in >
pounds; is nine years old, and « cark bay.
j give good reasons for wishing to sell. For
ouuled and is invaivKld* in io:a>Tngr.ud
nine nnd a half and ten pounds, o* Section No. 4 u» Townahip No. 29 South nuimr nervous .>xeitabi!iry. Irrituhil ty, 0 -
Large I kiiic , well formed, good feet and is
terms call or address, H ans N klson .
baustion, prostration, h> Picric. f|-"v:,.i si.:
M
c M i l l a n s
.
.
1
.
I ange No. 9 West aud will offer proof Jto
C e d a r , f i r , a s h , m a p l e , m y r t l e , an ideal o f yv-rfection in build, make-np
nl0-f»w.
Langlois,
Or.
distressing, neernus eympt-otra cimi-
and
Jenin that then nnmes are show that the land sought is moro valuable other
monly attcndnni upon functional f.r.u organ;«
Alder and spruce lumber always on and disposition. Ho is just the horse to
disease of th" woiith. It induces refri?hii.s
BiDger and Hermann.
for its timber or stone than for agricultural
j breed to the average m.ireof this country,
sleep and relieves mentai unxn-ty taiti de
rp,
-■.
TT
, , punstses, and to establish his claim to said
spondency.
. hand and for sale at the lowest rates. A colt from Lee and a decent mare is worth
Theecitor of the Colina Herald L T h r f o , . .h . n ^ s t « .n d ita *w cr „ f
Copyright. 18«, by Wont-D’s Die. MSB ASS'V
$ 100.
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To the Coquille will open nt
W'0Dt t o Sissons as a “ bold soger this office at Roseburg, Oregon on Tuesday
T O . % G. Tiipi]
PHOTOGRAPHS!
I ! not y ò
to re !!
H IP , f j i l
A Lare Variety of
LiVERYSTABLE! <
punii eoo
'SR
J, J, Baker, AL DEVAUL,
B A B I 3 E B ,
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MEAT ill VEGETABLE
Miller & Smith,
COOS BAY à COQUILE
Gi’l CiiiiSoii ierM
S, W. Gilman
Fo r Sale
House Carptsr, Framer
For Sale—CHEAP!
G O Q U I i i l a E M X Ia la
Valnai Hotel Property
Tug Company!!
General Lee,
I H , I) , p ill) ,
F e e d S ta b le !
iiiv iliotograplts! :
7 th
boy.”
He left one printer to hold ,h' ' 12th d«y o{ November 1889.
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the office down and to get
out part
n
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of the paper. On Wednesday the
poor printer received the following
He names as witnesses James Baragar of
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, n Co. n Or. J.
T A.
1 n l V
Roseburg
Douglas
Buckley of «
Portland Multnomah C j . Or. C. A. Jone3
and William Barrett o f Tacoma Pierco Co.
telegram:
“ In guerd house: can’t Wash-
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1 Any and all persons claiming advcrnely 1
get home Tuesday. Do best you tiie above described lands are requested to
file their clnims in this office on or before
can aboat getting out p^per.
C a p t H airy Lockwood of the
bay is doing the river fer the Oot-
tAge Orgfln.
This is one of the
finest ami best organs made and
every
body should have one.
Several parties in town have them
and they all say that they are the
best organ that
they
have
ever
said 12th day of November 1889.
C uas . W. J ohnston ,
Register.
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TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
United States Lnnd Office,
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Roseburg, Oregon, August 20, i889. (
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act o f Congress
Junes. 1878, entitled “ Anact for the sale
of timber lands in tho States o f California,
Oregon. Nevada nnd Washington Territo
ry,” William Barrett of Tacoma Connty of
Fierce State ot Washington Territory has
seen. I f you want an organ you
should give him your order because
when you do you ean rest assured t*1’B **ay
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,
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tbat you will get a good one.
.
.
. .
thistle, informs the Del Korte
Record that since the settlement of
the country there has never been
.
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Any and all persons claiming tho above-
fish, the catch is so great that it is described lands are requested to file theif
impossible to take care of them, claims in this office on or before said 12th !
Mr. M. Riley, of Areata, who has
° t November 1889.
Klamath,
C HAS. W . J o h n ston ,
Au27
Reg ister.
reports salmon rather
scarce id that stream.
Subscribe for the H fbald .
s
doac,
Point,
About Juno 15th.
Rjr Dru.-gigta, M ccuia a vial.
CHICAGO
COTTAGE
ORCAN
W ill bo at
COQUILLECITY,
Ju ly
4 th .
Parkersburg.............
Randolph...............
Baudon, August.
........... 15th
,20th
.1st.
H e w ill make his work satisfactory
at “Live aid Let Live” prices,
lias uttAincd a standard of excellence which
admits o f no superior.
viz:
Fine CabiDets §4 per dozen.
It contains every improvement that inven
tive genius, skill and money can produce.
C u s tc m s r s
O LIV E HOTEL,
MHS. A. I . OLIVE, PROF.
Coquille
City.
Oregon.
a m 3 Popular Hotel has recently been
put in better order than over before,
Timber, match-wood and stave tim-
and s truly a favorite r. sort.
The tables are supplied with all the deli- ber purchased
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cacies to be. had. and in style to su.t the Orders for lumber filled in quanti-
most fastidious epicure.
tics to suit, anil at the lowest living
Its dining-rooms and sleeping apart-
ments are second to no hotel in Southern rates
J. P A R K E R ,
Oregon.
Mrs. A. L. Olive. Prop.
v-tnfio
O H A S. F. D O E .
M
Parkersburg Coos counnty Grog,
v i n lá
tf.
W
OUE
A IM
J . W . H U G H E S , Prop,
J a s . C . B r o w n ’s
By tho Tug K A T I E C O O K ou
the river and bar, at reasonable rate
T
May have the privilege of getting
I their work finished on the s[>ot or
W AR-
in San Francisco without extra
charges.
All work will be first-
ranted
! class.
Thanking you kindly for your
FOR
j very liberal patronage in the past; A LL Kinds of farm work solici ted. Horse
and hoping for a continuance of ,
shoeing and plow work a specialty.
F IV E
! Supplies for logging work, wedget
the same ou this visit.
rings, cant-hooks and everything
YEARS.
Yours respectfully,
.,**...*
ogging camps kept on hand.
Satisfaction
GEORGE M( M i LLAN, photographer. | jjudmnt^ed. Shop on corner north of Pio-
P IO N E E R
o ! A b t
L m L !
K n e S t a llio n ,
¡
OAKLAND BILL,
Will make the present season standing at
.Myrtle Point,
Roland Prairie and at tho
..lyrue
rum i, ninnili
HtRbIeof I. H. Lamb, on Fish trap
j
Oakland Bill is a dark bay, seven ycarf
old, is sixteen hands and three inches high,
and weighs 1 3 0 0 pounds. He was sired by
Gray Dan. Gray Dan by Oregon Dan, and
be by Old Lmuax.
IIIII* n dam was a
Lumax marc, brought from Kentucky by
Mr. Margin,of Douglas county, Oregon.
T bbms .—Insurance. 8 10; season, «N
single service, » 8« .
Due care will bo ob
served in breeding mares, but no responsi
bility will be nssumed for accidents or es-
capemenls. For further jKirticulars inquire
of J. C. BROWN. Myrtle Point, Or.
u3€;
F ^ O ls Æ
r's Cornili« City to utter City.
EXCEL
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No. 9 West and will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for ^agricultural
and to establish his olaim to said
land before the Register and Receiver of
this office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Tuesday
the 12th day o f November 1889.
He names as witnesses J. A. Buckley of
Portland Multnomah Co. Or, Irving B.
Rates and C. A. Jones of Tacoma Pieroe
Co. Wash. Ter. and James Barager of Itose-
SO many salmon in Rogue river as
DOW.
Even the oldest inhabitant
never saw the like. He says that
the river is black with fish, and
with all the facilities Hume’s can
nery has for CUling and canning burg Douglas Co.Oregon
been spending a few weeks on the
D
R. PIERIE’S PELLETS «gfcSK M yrtle
Laxative, or Cathartic, according to si/.u of
*n tl“ s offico his sworn state-
1 ment No. — for the purchase of the E
of
NE '( SW 1; of NE \i NE ^ of SE % of Sec-
Capt Caughell, of the steamer' ^on N?„8 in
Annual "Visit
These excellent Organs are celebrated for vol
ume, fluidity of tono, quick respon.ro, variety
of combination, artistic design, beauty in finish,
perfect construction, making them the most
M rs . P h illips , of Marshfield,
attractive, ornamental and desirable organs for
homes, schools, churches, lodges, societies,etc. has decided to open dress-making rooms ]
over L Y O N S ' M O l i l . . Coquille City, i
E S T A I 1U 8 H E D R E P U T A T IO N ’,
«nd solicits a call from all the Ladies of
I X E H l'A L F .D F A C I L I T I E S ,
S K IL L E D W O H liX F V
Coquille valley Stylish suits made from
B E S T M A T E R IA I* ^5 upward. Cutting and fitting a specialty.
COMBINED, MAKIC THIS
All work guaranteed.
v7nS8
D ress
THE POPULAR OROAN
P IA N O S , S TO O LS, BOOKS.
C atalogu es on ap plication . F r e e .
CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN
CHÎCAQO. iLL.
M a k in g !
L and B abciain . —One of tho finest pieces
of bottom of fifty to sixty acres, with a
couple acres ou the bench for a building
site is offered at a bargain by Captain W.
: E. Rackliff of Myrtle Point. The land i 1
situated on the river, just abovo Norway,
! and a better and prettier piece can't l- -
1 found on the Coquiil.
S5tf
ca
neei Feed stable.
n 3 5 t f____ CQUILLE CITY, O R EGON.
Tho B U Y E R S’ GUIDE ia
issued March ard Sept.,
each yoar. It 18
ency-
¿¡Wclopcdia. of useful inior-
j£kaf mation tor all who por-
chare tho iuxv.vies or t..o
-
neosssitior o f life. V rc
c-n clolho you and iuraiuh you
all tho necessary and nnacca^cary
appliance-» to ride, walk, dance, aircp,
eat, fish, hunt, work, E° t° church,
cr stay at ho:nr, and in various eiacs,
:-tyics and q tu ctitiw . J u s t figure out
\,h.u is roquired to do all these things
CGriFORiASLY. and you ean m oko? fair
cst:ui..io o f tho value of the E U Y E R 3
GUIDE, which will bo sent upon
rce.ipt ( i' 10 cunla to P-»y posture,
t /t O M T C O M c R Y W A R D & C O .
[¿I 1*JX* t-tfuli ¿f«». V
WiiCILgO, 111*
C a r r y i n g - t i i e TT. S .
I M I-A -IU L iS ,
Freight and Passengers.
will leave Coquillo Cilv every
S TAGES
day (except ? unday) at 5 a. m. and 1 1».
m., connecting with steamer each trip for
all points on Coos bay. Leave Utter City
every day (except Sunday) nt 9 h . in. and
3:30 p, m. Passengers by morning stage can
visit Marshfield and Empire City, having
two hours in each place, returning to Co-
1 quille City the same day.
F a r e , O n © IDolla-i*.
Always Go
With the Mails and
Make
Connection*.
JOHNSON
v7u o 7
S r.
Wh*n I fii»T OrtS I do not inenn merely to
stop
ioraii.ne, and then t o i h j a « .
tutu again- I M-v.v A IUIUC a L v LUJS.
I have Biafic ihu du>«ajc 01
F IX 5 , E P I L E P S Y o r
P A L L IN G S IC K N E S S ,
A life-long 6tuffy. I warrant my remedy to
Cur.E tlio worst ensea. Ju-eause others havo
failed is uo reason for net now'receiving a rare,
i-cr.d at onre for & treatise and a F keb ltoTTLB
cf my iNi'AiLiDLB KuuKDV. Give Express
anil ;> « t OtBee. It cor 13 you licth iag lo r a
trial, and it v.dl cure you. AudrueA
DUNHAM
Proprietors.
i:.o. frcoT, n.c., 133 pearl ST.lHtnvomt