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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1889)
O iH t: D A M «. All work unfitly and promptly S it- C o q u i l l e I I ojm «lo u p lire C o a le rio c N . [ j j T — Our issue clay is Tuesday, and any doin' at \\ ill»»>n s the jeweler. thing for insertion must he ou Laud Mon ¡©faction guaranteed. day, and should he before that. Finer watches f.,r the sain© mon- ()u Sunday last the Coaledo hoys L arge poster work can't he done on F ri days nnu Tuesdays hut at nuv other time e y than can he had elsewhere in the came over to play the Coqnillera a and any kind. The Job ¿i.artm ent is c ' n u tv at J . J. W i l s o n ’s.. match game of baseball. Coquille under the munagvue-nt of W. M. Milh-r and reoeives his personal attention. 'Ve do ajl The best bargains in watches, City has no organized n:ne, and oldlrs clocks and jewelry to be> found in im(j a hard time picking up the and they wui receive- prompt attention. Coos county at J. J. \> dsou s. r(.quired number, som, of the best Did You See This? A re l o u C o n iin e » » C o q u ille to B u y P r o p e r t y ? C ilj FRANK DF.PKI.lv about 90 sheep and lambs, hogs, ohick'-ns, j JOHN M AST, plow, hurrow, roller, wagon and a y<*od mower sold along with the farm. 11 don't all apeak hi once. Ileal Estate Finn ,1; Stage Line, Then look to your interest by examining that brand new- hous 2 O il U $42<i0—240 acres 16 miles from O IF 1 with ten rooms and spacious porch Point SO aores bottom lau 1 20 cleaied tin-re on 100 acres level bench, balunce rolling , sixty feet long, with water in two hills, living water several orchards and fair | parts of the house, thorough drain . new house, postoffice, mills schools and age and everything comfortable; 1 , ohurc-h convenient: 120 acres joining will be free if sold soon: government land joining, price §1500—one half cadi, bal O IE 1 i W *1700—46 acres two miles from ance on long time. Situated ou a Coquille City partly improved 3:1 corner back of Lorenz sstore; also C O Q U I L L E C I T l . Coos Co., On acres bottom, balance fine level bench, 15 ¡P r o p rie to r s . */ acres cleared a beautiful small place, beauti- six room house and or.e lot just ____ Myrtle Point Stage and Livery clear spring branch handy. one door west for $1000 on same Y *1500— 160 acres three miles from town Stables terms. W IL L TRANSACT A G E N E R A L R EAL several acres tine creek bottom land, burned linn a daily stage to Coquille City, do local i and seeded to grass, the finest of pasture, Neat four room cottage and hauling in and around the Point and do a and pure spring water on the land joinin'. three beautiful lots on NYV corner ESTATE BUSINESS. 1 can be had reasonable. gener.il livery business. Business entrust of 5th and Elliott streets with new / $1000—75x100 feet corner lot near cen ed to their care will l>e attended with ter of Coquille City, with large buildings promptness and fidelity. fencing and outbuildings; price 8n2 them»*!, also two lots 50xUK) fet-t with good $000. Call on Sherwood & San cottage, nice location for only § 1000. proved Farms i. new ford who will show you '.he prop Will boy and sel im & 320 acres ot coal land near tide-water I on the river, several veins of coal tlieron, erty. o-ltf and Hauling! k Mast & Decker, L O C A L IT E M S. Mrs. Aiken s n» »v lia|b. l) ^ 11^ '1 players refusing to play because _______ . she has a magnificent stock, is at- * J f; , trading the attention of the ladies. ; we ^ood no show, for want of jo lly Jiru Kay goes fishing. and practice. By Mrs. Ed Green, of Eckley, with organization Go and see Mrs Aiken's new her little folks, have been visiting taking some inexperienced t*oys goods. her sister, Mrs. Sinclair, the past in their early teens the game was Rev. L ‘'e will preach in this we°k. made up and played with the fol- place next Sninlay. l upils attending 1 lof. ^t<mlo\ s lowing resulti Fine assortment of A. O. Ik W . private term of school can get COALEDO NINE. board at Mrs. lligginbothom's at pins at J. J. Wilson’s. inn in ofi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assortment of Coquille glassts S-5 0 per week, on application. « v ^ , Also wil l lands, Timber claims, price • * «» King. C ................... 1 0 1 1 0 If you are cn the buy for cash A A $700—152 acres near M illard’s mill at Wilstms jewelry store. Miss Mattie l\ Krekle one ol II. • J Pointer. P ................... l ! , 0 1 0 on East fork of the Coquille. J . L Æ s ,o ïia .c io , P r o p . 0 down and do not see any property Miss Maggie Stoue is recovering the ablest liberal lecturers on the Flii-k.S.S..................... o : 1 0 0 0 ltB $1000— 160 acres of ; nimproveil land sto c k ra n d ie s, e tc . l 0 1 0 3 lying around on the surface you 1 coast will discourse at Hunnewell Dunham. 1st B ........... from a very severe cough near Parkersburg on which is sonic valuable 0 1 Mills. 2d B ................. 1 0 0 i c. n pick up, call on Sherwood X 1 cedar timber w ill make a good home when hall on the 1 tit 1 : iust. 2 1 F. Knm. 3d B .............. 0 11 Another vessel, the Roweua, a improved. 1 1 0 2 Sanford ami make your wants McCloskev. It. F ......... 1 1 G o to J. J. Wilson's for nice B. Buzan. C. F ............ M eals at a l l H ours . schooner is wrecked at Yaquiua. 1 : i 0 1 1 3 kuown and they may be able to Buy, soil and lenso city property f'*'1 $2500-102 acres at month of Lnrupoy neat and nobby jewelry. He can 0 0 1 1 0 *> * creek 15 cattle, 35 sheep, mare and colt, F. Buzan, L. F ............ Median Kriger ami Miss Church dig you up a bargain you lmd not make investments for other parties tool-», sold along with place. 18 Total runs. were married at liandon yesterday. tie relied on for goods as repre i kuown of, as they are in that busi . W e have over 4000 acres of fin • fir and j COqUILLE CITY NINE. O C ness and are supposed to be posted. with the same car* and judgement cedn timber which can be had ill 1*17“. e <>r In the Tapper-Townsend horse sented and for lowest prices. . small tracts which includes some of the M oney to i . o a n : — Several thous IVNINOS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 s suit, the former takes an appeal to k-. exercised 111 their own purchases, finest old growth tii ¡her in the county, j Here is your chance to get a fine and dollars to he had ou- approved Miller. C ...................... tl 1 1 ______ , 1200acres of b st cedar tract yet to I»»» had ’ 1 1 5 circuit court. . . , . .. f in the county all in o:iebo-.tv at only $7 per i 1 1 3 span of well bred young mares ou n 1 real-estate security. Apply at Leach. P ..................... 1 The children throughout this and Karl. S. S................... 0 0 1 artiei Wishing to dispose of prop- nerp. Just think of it. Corr« sjioiidencv* s<>- ' 1 0 1 easy terms of J. W. \\ iiner. office of Sherwood X Sanford. •) White, 1st B ............. 0 10 licit* »1. 1 C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , adjoining counties are aftlicte i Arago Oregon. erty can not do better than to 0 0 1 0 Prie«’. 2d B................. 0 î Mr. A. W. McArthur, of C lii- with whooping cough. •) Has ft good team and is ready i> l 0 1 0 Nosler. 3.1 B................ cago, is in town harking for a loca Baxter, t». F.............. •» place it our hands as our 1 0 0 1 David Strang, the teacher, wants at all times to d<> all kinds of haul- II ï i tion for a bank, of which he is W illard, C. F ............ ! 0 1 ¡lit' •) us to be m >re explicit, when speak chances for disposing Anderson, L. F........... 1 1 1 ai I have 14 head of six month's old steer : ino in and about town. Give him saul to be principal oMier of two. C. A. B u l l a r d . # . . 19 calves. ing of pugilists of Ins name. Total runs. • • • . . • • • • • • The new A 1 Schooner are first-class. your orders. Arago, Coos county. Ore. Mr. and Mrs. and Baby Marsli Miller, thp job printer, as will be Dr. Sponogle is moving his office P ' a u k k r s b u r g , of port Oil’old have been visiting N O T IC E FO t P U B L IC A T IO N . to the quarters formerly occupied W e are prepared to attend to Mrs. M ’s parents, Mr. and Mis. seen by the table, made the bes! Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon, >. by Dr. Vance in the Robison build .brim Kronen berg, in this place the score of the day. Leach an 1 August 7. IS*'.», i ing. \\ hite of the Coqnillera also did 'O T IC E is h reby given that the fol- past few days. P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n . - 'S 111 J r 6 r b O H . l-»winL'-n;inied settler has tiled notice Friday night we had a nice Another death in the Smith fam fine work. í^=» c z: of his intention to make commutation proof shower, the fall amounting to half Office and residence, llunncwcll Building. in support of nis c airn, and that said proof ily from diphtheria gives further Punk Buzin of the Coaledoes an inch. It laid the dust in tine Coquille City. Oregon. will 1><- made ln*for ■ tin- clerk of th<> county * Z1 alarms. The Dr. (Sponogle) in cuiu-t of Coos county. Oregon, at Empire tiuew s» me tine ci rve balls. Has permanently located at Coquille City. W E shape. TR A NS A C T A L L L E G A L t r r r charge seem-, to think there is no ero City. Oregon, on Friday Sept*-mber 20. I n B , Calla promptly attended day or night. Another game to come off at Coal J. P. Mtssei is preparing to danger, with precaution, of iis vi/: John (inmdy. Homestead entry No. 5422 f*>r th>‘ N'NV !( <»f SE Q section 15, t»»wn- T IM B E R L A N D N O T IC E . build a three-sLory business li-ui-o spreading. So far there are no edo is to come off soon we hear. B U S IN E S S IN T H IS ship 27. N. It. 13 west. United States Land Office. Hoseburg, Or., ou the corner, the site *>f his dwell other cases and the time is up for; Ho n tines the f »llowing witnesses to August 211, INS'*. A F a r n x - r « « tlic f a i r . prove liis continuous residence ujsm and ing just removed. Huill Fxprcsslv for Hit* L IN E . those wh > rushed into it before it 'O T IC E is hereby given that in eom- cultivation <»f. sai»l land, viz: Daniel S. A <i«» »«I r i n n - C e r t a i n f o r T li» v < At pliance with the provisons of the act Judge Nosier is putting in a was known to Ire diphtheria. Grow. John F. Dunham. Edwin McMurry t r i M liu g . of Congress of June 3. 1*73. entitled “ An and Oath- C. M iller all of Marshfield. Coos beautiful front in his drug store act for the sale of timber lands in the states G r unina Smith who ran a dairy W e hope by fair dealing and county, < tregon. E d . H e r a ld : I notice in the preparatory to «»peuing the po-t at Dean X Co’* place al*ove Marsh <>f California. Oregon, Nevada and Wash- Cans. W . Johnston. T E A D E A*jg 13 Register. I office in that building. ast issue of the H erald a short y of‘ro i > 2 ' o f 'iihn««^* b l f S strict attention to business to mer- field iast year was g o r e d by an ox A I ^ I L l i Hun on no other Route. This V T vessel having made six round trijis , . .. , Mr. L. D. Carle, the It >s *bnrg ¡it NobleV c inp on the isthmus article referring to the coming dav tiled in this office his sw*>rn statement . S o . - f o r the purchase of the N w ..f it th e c o u h d e n c e o f p a r t ie s h a v i n g in the last six months, is supposed to keep agent for the Farmers and Mer las* Saturday. Mr. Nobles, our county fair, which opens nt Halls section No. 26, in township No. 2* south up her past record, and will until further chants' iusnr nice eouip.iuy, ma le liii'orm tu' say¡% was leading the p r a ir ie o n S e n t . 9. T h e a u t h o r o f range No. »w est, and will offer proof to b u s in e s s to t r a n s a c t in o u r lin e . Mr. Phillip L. Kessler, of the North fork notice, on and after Novomr-er 15th. delivr 1 . * * show that the land Sought is more valuable Sough us a vdeasant call Saturday *t**»*r through a gate when the th at a r t ie >ne tin le i iu s p e a k i n g o f th è e x - for its tim b-r or Stono tlmn for ngricultural icle fr<-igbt to Copuille City and all points on of the Coquille river, has some fresh milk [)» k i - s . and t*> ostatili sh bis daini to s ii.1 The old mail illlli.il O U L W A N T E D .— M r * . E llio t t brut»* refused to go. purp» the lower river »it the following rates: e >ws and beef cattle to sell. Also one fine Iiibits that are promised says: land l>« fore the Register and li<-»-» iver of wants a girl to w sh di-..**s, and walked u;> and suited to drive Flour $4 per ton. salt, nails, iron and c»ml bull, three years old 1st of March last, that 1 1 1 . 1 - T lii-* m n v p i k I m o s tly in talk* h ,,f this otlic-at ltoseburg Oregon on luurs- do general kitchen work at Lehm 1 when x't e i m u -1 S ru*he.| at him n o s ma\ emi mostly in raih, mu d;iV til(. 2in day of Novem ber lsdt, $3.50. other freight $5 per ton. girts 6 fc-i-t, 6 U inched, gentle and easy to He iihiul - s as witness. s John E. DeWi.lf, tjori ii o ) » i in -iider tin* unii and in we really believe much of the hotel. Will pa_) £15 per month. I he Schooner C O Q U IL L E will nlsocurry handle. Also it buckboard and harness A $«’*400.—320 acr«*s. 155 of bottom, bal ».f lloseburg. Douglas oounty, Oregon, A. J. ance hill land :U acres plow land, 10 acres freight at tlm mine rates, e<*mpltte. ami also two stands of liees. tie* !)«* i»l. The form**r w.»uml ex- promises will be Carried out. stiles, of Albina. Multnomah county. Ore- Dtun —At the home or Imr par meadow. g»»od buildings orchards and spring C o jiolle M ill A Too C omi - akv . 52.V,v P. L . K ehslrb . gon. Ed G . Lee. ot l'ort'Huc, Multnomah o-'s» * hi- lungs ami iul»-rft*r*>s with ents five miles above i ’oqui'l 1 City, Now, I want to sav— could our county, Oregon, and Robert l’roxel of water, school and ix>sl»>fflce near, one-half mile from Fairview 1’. (>. ----------------------------------------------------- of diptl eria, Catherine, old» -t hi- ivspiratioii. It is feared he farmers mid stockmen b(* viewing Roseburg. Douglas county Oregon B $1500—2iO acres. 40 of swa’e bottom, it ili »li»*. Any and all persons claiming adversely daughter of Mr. ai.d Mrs. S a m u e l t h e i r o w n in te re s t c o r r e c t ly w h e n the nb:»v»« described 'muis are re q u ite d to balance bench land, :t0 plowed, 611 roughly Smith, ged *20 y»*ars -,i . . , ... file tlu-ir claims in this utfiee nn or befor»- cleared for pasture, fair buildings and good < »»os li.iy. young »»rcliard of 300 trees, 100 bearing. 40 th e y W ill U«»t c o n s u lt t») d o a ll 111 „aid 21st »lay «.f November l.wy. W e have jiM learne 1 th-.t old acres fenced with red cedar. R »hi. M o r a n h i his new resi- t h e ir txvw er to m a k e a s u c c e s s o f — D EALER IN — c h a ». YA. J ohnston . Grandpa M illion . f. rrm »!y <*f . . . 1 »esister. ( ’ »«.ViN* - 4s 1 acres 23 e >us 17 other cattle.:.* ■ !••»«*•«• in M trsldield r.e-i'iy ready fine m.»res. new wagon innl two sets harness T ie f a i r th is f a ll ina*: m ic h a s th e this pin e, d'e l t ti •• . • • • 11MBEK L A N D N M t V ’E. tu ’- oc. ; p si ey. ciiler press, plow, harrow, hay rake and his son \\ . if m D Mg! <s • • ri'y e t p r » > p . n r t v s .¡d a i>ng v. it li p'acs-. I 2«i A >i:ipn;en of chittim bark so «*!e‘ y h a s a c e e e d e d to o u r re - United States Laud > >fficc, R *s >bri-g Or.. on J*.ne 11th He was » niemlier a • es »if b *" »m l:»n»l. 1 e'eur ->1. 2-' iti mead- Aneti t 2:*. 1 (ju e s t s a n d set a p a r t th e first t w o went «»ui on tin* s **-liner Aj-ix I ¡>t »iw. two !!•••-»I l.o'-is-.'ninl g " d l.-nrn, fil»-st »*f the G. A. It «*t thir. place, "«it tice is lu*rt*t»y given that in compli- o f water, only oue-ba>f mile trom r:v«r »la v s o f th e f a i r t.» th e e x h i b i we nine..- with the provisions of the act of landing, r.t Randolph and on»- uni»- lro;n Coquille C i t y , ....................................... Oregon. and was a go- d <>!d nu.n. lv'*ni and ( ) i -. 0*1 m ule a haul of tio n o f o u r g o o «ls . N o w I c a n n o t Uoiigr ha of June 3, 1*7». entitled “ A m ¡»»-t l*a;c-r-bur ’ choice location for .»:»»»■((. The steand» > it in-i-c.-» >: - tin in nine '-»Im > 1 Tiiur* I.iy night rat the u n d e r s t a n d w h y w e i lm u M c h o o s e for the sal of timber land » in tee S ia’es of EE. »») —I6d farm and sixteen head of vincible Frank McDermott for nit-utii ih ( 1 *»*s liver. This is the to m a k e a f a i l u r e o f o u r p a r t . N »\ i'nliforuiii. <) i -«- k »* ii . Nevada, and V. a.-hing- cuttle, twelve hogs, t wo dozen chickens and toii IVm torv." A. J. Stilt-s, i>f -Albina, r, ■nn- I the finest l>h»i k ca:> in ( »regoti. One boilers a ml (.'apt. Ed vur»l* S. E l - best record so far. I a m p.ts it iv e ly o f tilt» OI>i 11 Î011 th at ty of Multnomah. State of Oregon. In s this ‘ 'f'T 1'1 , . ,,n‘ , , ' .l'** 0,1' i ,n *»c ¡ » ,1 : 1 L e j day filed in this office his sworu state-mint **/ tli» choice.'t >a-ga ns oh» r«d <n our lis», wards for hulls vis’t«*»l tlm river Mr. Daly, filer in Bay City mill, nil the w ide-Jl wake fanners .ind N „. _ r„ r , h<. purchase of th- ssv of ^ arm fairly improved with br.ihtings.f.-m-cs. ............... L .... ........... _ . qr. <jr the latter part «»F the week and re k¡¡led three deer and other game stock ■ m on w i •»« . . « . -- ............... 1 ■ ■ '* On • L'-ad wc.t is «»t North ll h e o n Ili)m i a n d Sectiou No. 26. in Township N ». 2* South and oiehard. fork of Coquille. newed the b vats’ pu[»«*rp. W»> ae- at North Slough one day la>t week. ta k o an u tu io s t, a » tlie y s h m ild iu 1.U l ' ^ and, ,ffor F 25ol—ppi i>.e»-eA 6 ) ».f very rich low , . ’ . . show that thè I.itid soug'it m .n » c vai uab!» knowledge a pleasant call. L 'gg ie A \I irsli di's c mnery be olir* or tli»' most noe»I h ! enterprises f»»r its tuub»-r or sum» tinnì f»»r a^riculturiti swniup laini, will b*< excellent when drained The C»K|uille neve» ha«l so bright gan work vn Monday of the past n»iii:ected with scientific liuslmnd- purport«**, and to * stnblish hi claim to said b .lance hill land, a few acres cultivate»!, A before the Register and R»-ivivcrof bern on place, but no house; lies in a handy prospects before. The newt*»»tiers W’ t’k. They me paying 30 and 50 ry. There will ho a gtxxl l»»t of land this office at Roseburg D ou glas ( ’«>.< tregon. neighborhood to roads school, town and are workers ami will give business cents for salmon. nice stock there on Mond iv find on 1 burs Jay the 2lst »lav of November. 133!». nav igatiou. only partly improved. He nauii s as w tnenses John E. DeW .jlf 1«; X»— 16'» acres one mile nn»l a half ft new impetus. The road to tlie The steam s-h »oner Venture is ruesdny sodou’t fail to come aud and Robert Troxel of Roseburg Douglas ( o from river landing at Arago; fa r buihlings valley via Mid«lle C’ix|uille will *l»> loading nt P»»rt»*r, and the schoon- see them if we cannot bring some (iregoin Ed. <j ~Loe' of l^rtjaiid. Midtn»»- und'orcffi'nhT-'st __________ . of wnt*-r; several acres A great redaction in prices has been made in »all our departments more to settle the county than any er Volmnl at the Stive mill The thing better. M aybe we can. If mall Co.. Oregon, and H. E. Barber of Chi- cultivated and balance ij good tnnl»*-r and , *• , . . . 1 1 1 ■ , . . . cago Cook Co. Illinois. era h land on a liubhc road h ' i .1 well loca- oilier one thing now, and the rich lnttf»r I* r«*<*4 *iv in «» ft cont of paint, we 8 h o u ld come Without bringing Aliy and all irersimsclaiminga-lvcraely the tell. 1 discoveries in qu artz on tli* upper .John Chim béis of (\x>s river anything we will be almost sure au»v¿-dcscnbcd lands arc rcqmscd t.» file FF. $ 10)) —Forty-three acre» all choice : river will help the cause very ma eft ...» the steamer Ajax for tho to s.u, well I «¡si, I h,«l l,mould hind, t’-.’enty-three acres cleared, neat l>«i!d- ^ ings. fences and tine vari« t v <.f choice fruit city. He expects to make his tiiis or tluit; so look out and come C has . W . J ohnston , terially. Bouts can himl at the d»>or if they wish. Register. School, store, and postoflice close at hand. prepared to take a prize. A nice ÜÎ-1- Mr. Jas^ti M teh v l » having given home i:t California. Very pretty 1»»cut-on and ch-ap terms cun T IM B E R L A N D N O TICE . C. H Dalryraple of Bat d«»n, timéis sure to come. No gnrnb-1 up the Robinson house, Mrs. II.>b- be had oil part payment. United Stut'.’s Land office, 1 Ill) $l2tW— Large, new Queen Anne c»»t- inson will run it for a short time John Fierce of C»>tjnille, and Mr. ling, dri liking or racing on these Roseburg, Oregon, August 20. 1*39. » tug»- at Bandon, with two acres of ground. Milh-r of My I'M © Point »ver» in two days; so come on, brother Totice is hereby given that in compì i- pending necessary improvements, A ..ncc with , Vl " of the , r act ot f Entirely finished, one of , m « I ance the provisions .. • . new and , not quite ... . -D E A L E R IN — grangers, let us join hands in mnk- Congress when Mr. B. W. Ric.i will take M.'irshilehl Thursday. of June 3. 1*7*. entitled “ An act the finest 14^» U pro,xrxic^U ti e mouth of -V saloon lifts been opened in mg our part f the faira success. for the sale .*f timber lands i„ the States of tlle nver " lllsiM,u l"' Very val,,able’ charge. Mr. R. is a deservedly G R O C E R IE S A N D P R O V IS IO N S . C.ilifi>rnia. Ore rt»n, Nevada and Washing J. M . M im e r . J $7<KK)—160 acres all level but 15: 6u popular man unci will try to give Marshfield I y Frank Reno. If the ton Territory." William S. Perry of Tacoma. acres c l-a n d and cultiva ted. soil of the fin ♦ « For the best Bargains to be !t :»l call on general snlisfacti >u. The lnm-a boys don’t iret full of O — ho — glo County of Pierce Territory of Wnshingtim est quality, being black sandy loan) easily ■ (« - iiliiig I n l * » « » r H u n ìim ' nn rious it isn't for want of places to . . . . , . has this day til<.*d in this office ins sworn worked, does not oveflow; balance of un will be better etjnijiped than ever When you can buy two nice, statem-nt N V — forth«» purchased the N E 1* cleared land is thickly studded with soft 2 ST> L O E E 3 S T Z . before, and it will be the endeavor ,, * 11 i i i • 1 lo v f’l lo ts a ll ¿ot o u t tr. olwiioi» f r u it '»flection N o .* iu Township No. 23 South maple, much of which is tine saw ti her. of the new management to n n e Hie ( entral hotel has received a 1 1 ,ols ftl* OUC 10 cllolce lrult Range No. y West, and will offer proof to good large house and barn, orchard of 20« 1 W ill take special Measures for C LO T H IN j - the tables the best in the county. uew coat of imiut which ereatlv and H g(xxl six-roo.n cottage only «*)•»« that the laud sought is more valuable large fruit trees; fine spring branch on place . 1 .r u J 1 ___ 1 1 , ,, . J for its timber or stone than for agricultural good red cedai and place for fencing: all ®@^’Agency f"t‘ the New ll«*tn»' Sewing Machine. 1 ho pro- ^ OlOi kS iroin tho postOiilCO. pur|>oru*s, and to establish his claim to said RttKtk.^rnin, buy, iivpleiueiits, wa ons, har- My rtle Point is building up very )ni|>ro\es lt> rapidly. It is situated at a most priot >r, John Sltvder, is making Sherwood <fc Sanford will h I ioav land b»*fore the itegister nn»l Receiver ness, etc., on place at time of sale g»t with n r e n 1'rn tin n o n |,. , tCk « |,„ • vnI1 t|.p n ri.n o r t v W o l.n v o «»tl.or this offlie at R web’irg. Oregon, ou Mon- the place which will he vorth over $1(110: this ia one of thefinest farms in the county eligible point, taking in the whole 1 L . atton- to enla.ge the capaci- y<»u me properi>. We bate < ther dav tlu. llth ,lflv of N>,v,,mi„.r i*sy. property o f like dimensions which tie names as witnesses A. Jones and when welt developed and must be s cen to upper river including South, Mi l tv of lm bu Ming. ippre WA w ill so il at ft uftprifin» f,.rn cloxrt William Barrett of Tacoma Piero*» Co. W. t„- aniirecinted. die, Etist and a l ig part of North Jacob Lando, successor to Mag- we will sell at a sacrifice for a short T.. James Bnrager of Row-burg Douglas K $16 10—49 acres of good bench land Coqnillej A daily stage will be ness A Lando, will open his store time, so do not wait until the other Co., Or., and J. A. Buckley of Portland Mult- one mile and a half from Coquille on which m m m Coquille City, Or. Team ing! Team ing!! R. J. Dean, Ia For Sale Cheap! D OCTOR SPONOGLE, q i 4 n Pprijon N N C () Q T I L L E For Sale! Shsrwood & Sanford. Miss Ida K . Kronenberg, C o n fe c t io n e r y , F r u it s , S t a t io n e r y , S o d a W a t e r , E tc«, Site.. N COQUILLE CITY CASH STOKE! a MAMMOTH SPRING STOCK. Especially in Clothing. H a v e ju s t r e c e i v e d o n e of th e finest S t o c k s o f C lo th in g e v e r reach ed G o o s c o u n ty . > G. A. HUNNEWELL^ Coquille City, Oregon. lstlv Blacksmithing, Wagonmaking, terially. Outside parties have commenced gobbliog Dg up tiuiherlatids in Coos county .. It is said a large mill . *, . o . t!lll company Dy of 1 uget oound will build a mill on the Coquille, and to that end send a lot of men do*n to se cure timber lands. Extensive lx.d- ies < f the fine^t timber in the world yet remain unclaimed on tbe river, but will, in some 1 u- stances, require railroads or tram ways to bring the timber to the water. My days of last week. will tetcli Utter City scluxjl; Miss Coke having been unable to finish her ® te»rin there ou account of sickness, good level bench land unimproved but will N O T IC E FO R PU B U C A T I >N. tii at is rptilly pleasant, it is to hear make a fine place when denied and im Laud Office at Rusuburg Oregon, \ a sonorous whistle sounded, (nny- proved; water handy: six miles from Myrtle August 22, 1**9. where from tht ee to five times) in IV^ticeia hereby given that thefoliowing- Point, time given on part payment. U G . House and several lots and fnm the morning, between the hours of named settler_lms hied i>«>4icu “f his^in- , ten turn to make final pr«x»f m support of trees nil bearing fruit iu the heart of Co four unci ^1X ochxjk. Jt reminds a 1 his claim, and that said proof win be made I «juille City only $1000 if sold soon . stranger in your midst that Gabri- thp the w»unty c .urt of C oo s' * ^ ,VHV_ 177'npres. bottom land bal r u s t id TAKES G E N E R A L JOBBING. Contracts for '1 lie Ajax arrived Monday n oru- Building houses, bridges or other structures. If you ivant el IS ne a r tit hand, and all m a n k i n d day Oct. 5, lfwal. viz: Edgar Johnson, nimc «« hh ! lull; t«0acres ell leared for pasture ing and left again the f» llowing must awaken to the sound of his Preemption D. S. No. 5502 for the WSj »»f ind meadow, good buildings, orchard and repaired or painted, NW U ami SEV( of NW*4 »Section 14 and fine spring branch No. 1 for stock four miles wagon, buggy or other vehicle built, **»>’« did not pass »>ver the bar trumpet. ' S tr a ng e r . N E Q of N E Q Scctiou 15township 2Ò, S. R. from Myrtlo Point on the riv*‘r. bring it along. I f you want any building of any hind done, ♦ «- 11 West W. M. until Wednesday. A large num- H H . $850 -Sixtv-oiie acres part bench H o r s e s l«> K« ll o r T r o d r . He names the f<»|lowing witnesses to prove ; Hnd part bottom land. W as once improved come and get our figures. If you have any her took ptisstigf* to the city. The Mr. A. Alexander of Ibis nines D'js pontinuijui residenceup »^u nnJ cui iva- but as owner is a non-resident, place ce is is P°.n *a,tl bin l viz: EJ-.^Yhitely, S. (4. considerably grown up with brush. Good 1 scluxmor Antelope left the san e has some good , , boD-es that he ^ will J«»l>n«on. A. Lovern and E. C. Bunnell all of siM-culation for n party with a little “ git," \Ne will mahe it largely to your ,, , ___, , , Fairview Coos Co.. Oregon. also 2»H) acres unimproved land on bear Jo be done, bring it to us. day. sell ci.eap for cash or trade for Chas. W Johnston. creek at a mere trill*’. advantage to deal with us. The birthd-tv of Mrs. Edmonds nug27 Register. Referring to ti e daily work of | cattle. A number of them are Q $10:*0— 160 acres on Halls creek 12. Gm head of cattle sold with place, fine stock F o r S a le . Congressman H enoam i'as »Uted war celebrated at Bay City P4**»1 broken to work. 5ti. Lessee Ga/lier’s shop, Front St. A farm and dairy ranch for side at a bar land partly improved plenty of fine spring in Mr. D o d g e s _ department, re- Sunday by a picnic. Bay City has — — --------- gain, adjoining the fair grounds at Arago and creek water fair buildings and young minds us that, by virtue < f <-ur a g r e a t r e p u t a t io n f t p ic n ic s , a n d P r l vi»( r M e llo n i. T ... . , ,C os county, <Jr«’gon, containing 1-40 acres. orchard. wonderful increase iu }xtpulati.»n R $850—160 acres joining the above with , I W ill open ft private school here loo acres iKittom land and 40 acres level t l i i ' bi*d «lid not f a ll b e h in d a n y i bench land. 100 acres cleared and fenced, bearing orchard and some creek bottom and material wealth, Oregon is en Sept 16th instead of the 2ud as j one-half mile from river frontage with go<id land is very cheap. titled to another congressman p r e v io u s e ffo rts . A l a r g e c r o w d , pieviounly announced. See me O f j •Jte« mbo,‘t laudmg; a quarter of a mile S $3*100—123 acres, 50 of No. 1 bottom ’ J # | from poAtotUue and school house, good or- land balance hill land, one mile from , Indeed, there is not a member iu b i g d in n e r , a d a n c e a n d m u c h fu n r semi for further iuforraatiou. ' chard, two b»rns, one house, milkhouie, Mvrtle Point lies directly .on the river and M A N U F A C T U R E R S OF A N D D E A L E R S IN our natio ih ] congress that has w v re th e o r d e r o f th e d a y . , i i i i i j - i woodshed and other outbuildings. To lie a goinl public landing, fair binding, sight near the amount of work that Mr. Cheap and comfortable boarding sold with place, is cows. 12 two-venr old commanding. A p a r ty of s e v e n te e n ft’on: call be obtained for outside pupils I l i f e r s . 13 yearling heifers. 1 blooded bull. H . has. A const state is worst o f T $3500—76 acres, half bottom and half I team of horses aud harness, dairy fix hill land with splendid spring branch good | M n iiT .fie ld a n d B a y C it y to o k nn all, and with nearly half a million tures and farming untensils go with the J. J. S t a n l e y . orchard, poor buildings, several hundred : place. For price and terms apply to Robt. of people the w«*rk in the lower e x c u r s io n to th e s a m l h i l ls S u n d a y . dollars worth of Stock and other things use- W . Bullard, Randolph, Coos county, Ore ful thrown in, eight miles below Coquille house is simply immense. Mr. T h e y r e p o r t a g o o d tim e a n d tho gon. n3 tf City on the river bank; very sightly location Hermann is the one man that U su a l a m o u n t " f fu ll J lie b *ys , The only “Elixir of Life” for all the ilia that all bottom larnl cleared ami fenced. 11 $7500— 200 acres;th** Boss Dairy Farm, could do what he is doino f«»r his w e n t f o r th e p u r p o s e o f fis h in g . Hereafter G. W . Wimer will charge $20 theVtT.aTof'the 3 miles from Coquille City, and hav people -the i>eoide of Oremm not . , : 1 1 ,r for the service of his thoroughbred bull, ! caunes and cure* of womb troubles and female only Zn * t „ 1 W ’ V blit tliere were girls along who and will take no cows to pasture. weakueanef», warrant* a |>ermaneut eurn in nearly ing other advantages which make it well- n54w every case, at h»>me. Many deranKemontx aud nigh perfect, such as the purest spring wat on > of whom, in truth, can sav he , . . , , |L, mv a» M n ru t,«»IS Ana * )7 » h , I comhllcallone of the Bystern arise from womb er. proper division of hill and l>»tt<jiu land; has neglected a trust or failed in . vver0 ,lfter ut,ier hsl1, . n,ld the pro' . . ------ — . . . ,, -----------A t Alarubnela. AUg. J J , to tbe j tr .uLlnw. when the sufTeror dn«8 not know what 80 acres bill, 120 of bottom; 100 acres slash the matter really I h . A ll correapondence strictly securing the required relief where gramme was changed to a stroll on wife of Andrew J. Hall a daughter. confidential. M edicine« packed and aent with ed and cleared for pasture and meadow, all HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HIDES, EGGS. ETC. there was tho ghost of a show. Hncclflc direction»» for »me. Addreani—A. L . COLK, fenced, good buildings nnd orchards, 50 head L a r d fe . the hills. Fair next Monday. M. n Specialist, ICT l-’ire» S « . Portland, Oregon. mixed cattle, fine bull rind yok»- *>f steers. BLACKSMITHING A. Hunnewell, Jno. Kronenberg & Son. Tin, Cu|i|K'r »mil Slirct Iron Ware, Good Cattle. STOVES, Oils, Paints, Crockry, Lamps, Harness and Wooden Ware, Guns, Fishing Tacke, y6n311 f etc,, etc.
