Coquille City herald., September 10, 1889, Image 3

S>9 sheep and -iambs. hogs, chickens. ,
- dH
A ccident .—P rovit E. -Dean,-el­
imc . j . ■>. sPOvnaLE,
County court has adjourned.
■ B O C I ' T O R
plow, harrow, roller, wagou and a good
Coqnille people may congratu­ der brother of the H e r a LD proprie­
j'mnwer
sold
along
with
the
fn
n
r.
1
1
\is
t
-
|-$f*—Oar issue day is T uesday, and any­
jm \
You will miss a treat if you fail
th in g fur insertion must be on hand Mon­
late
themselves
on
having
so
skill­
tors,
met
with
a
sad
accident
while
, do:,'t all speak at one?.
I
day, aud should be before that.
to see the show Thursday night.
r
$4200—240
y.-u’es
10
m
iles
from
Myrtle
j
c
r
P hysician and S urgeon .
ful
a
doctor
ns
Dr.
Sponogle.
His
Largo poster work can’t be done on Fri-
falling a tree near Hon. J. H. Rob­
!
Point
83
acres
bottom
lau
i
20
cleared
there-
j
The new tug, Liberty, towed the thorough knowledge of medicine
davs and T uesdays, but at any other tim e
Office
fiiul
residence. H aunew ell B uilding,
i on 100 aores level bench, balance roiling j
ert’s place last Tuesday. He and
and any kind.
T he job departm ent is
hills, living wafer several orchards and fair i
schooner
Eureka
to
this
place
yes­
Coquille C uy, Oregon.
under the m anagem ent of \V. M. Miller and
and surgery has been fully demon- Edward Jenkins had just sawed
new house, postoffice, m ills schools and \ ¡ins perm anently iocafoiTnt Coquille City,
receives his personal atten tion. We do all terday.
church convenient; 120 acres joining will be |
kinda of jo b work, plain or fancy, at the
I strated in many scores of cases of down a big maple and as it fell he
(tails promptly attended day or night.
free if sold soon; governm ent laud joining. I
low est living prices. Send ns your orders
Go and see the show on Tlmrs- late, and just now, when we are walked backward, watching for
O
P
and they w ill receive prompt attention.
! W ’ §1700—40 acres two m iles from I
FRANK DECKEL'
I day eveuing the admission is only threatened with a dintheria epi­ falling limbs. The displacement of COQUILLE CITY, Coos Co., O r Coqnille City partly improved 33 i JOHN MAST,
acres
bottom,
balance
line
level
bench,
lft
;
IA X U L IT E M S ._________ 25 cents.
A dance after the show. demic, his skill must carry us air caused by the faHing of the big'
aores cleared a beautiful small place, bcauti- |
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! clear spring branch handy.
through. The people have the leaved tree caused an old dead stub |
The
schooners
Eureka
and
Co­
“Midnight Mistake. ’
Y §lft00—10') acres three miles from town
utmost confidence in him which
WILL TRANSACT A GENERAL REAL several acres line creek bottom land, burned i
quille
came
into
the
river
yester-'
some
20
feet
away
to
fall,
coming
‘“The Fellow That Looks Like
is better shown in tLo cards of
i and seeded to grass, the finest o f pasture,
and Hauling!
day and the Parkesburg came in thanks received from those who dow n behind. This he did not see
and pure spring water on the land joinin'. 1
Me.” Thursday night.
ESTATE BUSINESS.
1
tan
be
bad
reasonable.
' on Saturday.
have been saved from eaily graves, and the noise of the tfee he had
Z £ 1000—7ftxl00 fget corner lot near cen­
The schooner Uhetco arrived in
1
one
of which well merited compli­ just cut prevented his hearing the
ter of Coqnille City, with forge buildings
J.
P.
Messer
has
the
frame
of
the river a week ago yesterday.
; thereon, also two lots 50x100 feet v.i.h good
his new dwelling up, and it shows ments we give below and which falling stub which catne down Will boy an d sfl improved Farms new cottage, nice location for only § 1000.
'appeared in the Ban Ion Recorder glancing the side of his head and
Salmon are scarce in the river
^ P ro p rie to rs .
I- 3c 320 acreso t c->: l land near tide-water
i up well, being 24 feet long and full of the 31st ult:
ou
the
river,
several
v
,in
s
o
f
coal
thcron,
yet Alstve this place a dozen or two stories high besides the L.
Myrtle Point Stage and Livery
I price on application.
I wish to return my sincere shoulder and knocking him down-
Also wild lands, * * Timber
claims,
:
so a night is the best.
i AA §700—152 acres m nr Miuard's mill
* ,
Stables
Mr. E nos Smith the old gentle­ thanks to Dr. Spouoglr, of Coqnille catching his feet, inflicting a com­
j on East fork of th e Coquille.
Hun a dai'y -<tngn to Coquille City, do local
Singing, dancing and good in­ man who was so severely gor.^d by City, Oregon, for his skill and kind pound dislocation of right ankle
BH §10(i0—160 acres o f v nfmproved land hauling in and around the P oint and do a
stock ranches, ek\
i near Parkersburg on which is some valuable
strumental music at Hunnewell na ox is still liveing and hopes and careful attention to me dur­ joint called by surgeons a “Potts
I cedar timber will make a good home when general livery business.. B usiness entrust­
ing my recent illness, caused from
ball Thursday night.
| improved.
ed to their care w ill be attended with
fracture*
as
the
small
Ixineof
the
leg
are ontertainod of his recovery.
a seven! injury in falling from a
CC. §2500—162 acres at month of Lampev prom ptness and fidelity. '
8n2
Buy,
pell
.anil
lease
city
property
Fox’s road up Middle Coqnille is The Star Comedy company will pile driver while employed by is always broken in this dislocation
creek lft cattle, 3ft sheep, ware and colt,
within a mile of Sandy, aud is giv- present, by request, ”A Midnight John W. Hume, as 1 c«»nsidfr it We are informed by the Titteiiding make investments for otlier parties tvots. sold along with place.
I. Wo have over 4000 acres of ,£n fir und
w.'is duo to his great skill and Mr.
ing general satisfaction.
same care -and judgement reeda • timber whitffi can be had in large or Teaming! Teaming! I
Mistake,” in Hunnewell hall on and Mrs. Iln.me’s kind ctuy that surgeon, Dr. Sponogle, the clmricetl ’with the
.
, „
^
...
t, jpraSi 11 tracts which includes some of the
'are decidedly against having 'the exercised
Thos Norris, Jr., got the contract Thursday night. Don’t miss rt.
m their own p u r c h a s e s .’ ' finest old growth timber in the e. unty.
my life ¡.as been spared to me. I
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' i 1200aores of b st cedar tract yet to be had
foot. As yet the patient is restirig
for the building of the bridge
in t lie county all in one body at only §7 p ;r
A shower of raw beef has fallen cheer fully commend him to suffer-'
Parties wishing to dispose of prop­ acre. J i st thiuk ol it. Correspondence so­
easy end doing very well.
across the gulch back of the school
ing
humanity
and
shall
always
re-
in Illinois. It is supposed that u
licited.
COQUILLE CITY,
house in this place, for which he mule had some trouble with a meat inernbcr hi t with tlm most kindly
erty can not do better than to
P r e v e n t i o n hii «I A lit ire pile*.
feelings. 1 also wish to thank
Has a good team and is ready
gets $1467.
by
place it our hands ns our
cart inoneof the northern counties. Mr. r)in 1 Mrs. J. W. Hume and oth­ Editor H erald :—I notice
I
at all times to do all kinds of haul­
Vea Ward our harness maker is
chances for disposing
Jas. Laird arrived in town ers. who were so knd and attentive “posL'i-” that the residents of your
ing in and about town. Give him
doing a rushing business, having the last of the week from R o s e - to me while injured.
boat tiful city are in fear of a visi­
The new A 1 Schooner
are first-class.
your orders.
C lement O rteig .
all he can ilo at all times, lie will burg with s o m e passengers for
tation of that much dreaded and
P
arkersburg ,
Astoria, Or., August
7, 1889.
NOTICE FOR FUBLICATION.
seek more com rami io us quarters Marshfield. He started on his re­
fatal epidemic, diphtheria. A
We are prepared to attend to
• -■%' •
Laud
Office at Hoseburg, Oregon, [
T h e F a ir .
meeting of the citizens was calle 1
soon.
August 7, 1889. t
turn this morning.
E=3
The
fair
v
v
hich
opened
at
Halls
for
the
purpose
of
coming
to
some
’OTICE
is
hereby
given that the fol-
Charles
H rriugton took a
A correspondence from Marsh­ Prairie yesterday morning is poor­ conclusion. Also regards to the
lowinc-mtnied settler lias tiled notic«
| of his intention to make com m utation proof
load of lumber out yesterday field and seveial pages of our up­ ly attended, tin result, mostly, of
in support of his claim , and that said proof
best
method
of
keeping
this
much
to bis place east of town prepara­ river department ho.-ddes consider­ general apathy of the tanners and
will be made before the clerk of the county
court o f Coos county, Oregon, at Empiro
tory to build, having lost by tire the able other matter of interest is stockmen of the county, and partly dreaded disease from your midst WE TRANSACT ALL LEGAL
City. Oregon, on Friday September 20, 18*9,
e
r
o
owing to the diphtheria scare. It Mr. Editor, as a stranger, I would ■
viz: John Grandy, Homestead entry No.
house on his claim.
crowded ( ut tins week.
5422 for the N W :4 o f S E >4 section 15, tow n­
is thought that the attendance will suggest that each and every person ,
BUSINESS
IN
THIS
ship 27, S, U. 13 west.
L a d i e s , A t t e n t i o n !— Before go­
The Chinese Empire will call be good the last three days, com­ see that the premises on which he
lie nam es the following w itnesses to
ing to the fair or any where else, her consul to the United States mencing to nn rrow, owing to the
pn ve his continuous residence upon nnd
LINE.
Expressiv for the
cultivation of, said land, viz: D aniel S.
go and see the immense stock of I o ne and la-head him for some races which me paramount to all lives be kept perfectly clean; also
Grow. .John F. Dunham , Edwin McMurry
end O ath- <\ M iller all o f Marshfield, Coos
E
scarf pins, in fact everything in the little crookedness i,, his actions in else in point of interest to the peo­ that out closets be purified with
We hope by fair dealing and
county, Oregon.
ple,
and
suggests
that
it
be
turned
common
lime,
aud
that
the
children
jewelry line, at J. J. W ibo i ’ s .
Chas. W. Johnston.
g<*vernmental affairs.
into a jockey club.
Aug 13
Register.
be bathed every morning either by strict attention to business to mer­
ILL Hun on no other Konto.
T his
McMillan, the y Imtographer, ar­ R. E. Buck has s »Id his livery
THE EXHIBITS
vessel having made six round trips
sponge or plunge as the case might
rived in this place yesterday, and stable in this place to Gene Ri»bi­
In paviilion and stock a*e grand. be. To the parents of children I it the confidence of parties hai ing in thv last siv m onths, is supposed to keep
up her past record, and will until further i
is ready for business. Come, one son of Baudot) and we gaii Gene Indeed, many are pronounced the
business to transact in our line.
suggest
that
they
buy
at
the
drug
notice, on and after N ovtinner lfttb. dedivr
Mr. P h illip L. Kessler, of the North fork
and all and et your shadow snatch­ and lo-e Emmet who has purchas­ finest eve*“ seen by even tiie oldest
freight to Copuille City and all points ou of the Coquille river, has some fresty m ilk
store
one
ounce
of
rolled
sulphur
settler. Notably among these are
ed while the golden opportunity is ed pioperty in Baudot).
the !o'w»ir river at th e follow ing rates:
cows and beef cattle to sell.
Also o* 1 Ino
those of J. W. and G. W. Wimer, and one-half ounce gum camphor, j
Flour
§4
per
ton,
salt,
nails,
iron
nnd
coal
bull,
three
years
old
1st
o
f
March
’ '
t
yours.
Y > i cau b iy 10) fe»t square <»n W. P. Mast, W. H. Harris, Fred Have the druggist compound them Sherwood & Sanford. §3.50, other freight §5 per ton.
girts 6 feet, 6^ inches, gen tle hn'
, 3
A rushing business is being a nice residence corner near the and Henry Schroeder, G. R. Ed­ thoioughly; put the mixture into a i A $6400.—320 «ores, 1A<> of but coin, bii!- The Schooner COQUILLE will «Iso carry handle. Also a bnekbonrd and harness
munds, and a number of ladies.
done at the New drug-store. The
h ill laud 34 acres i»low land, 10 acres freight at the rante rate ;.
completi', and also two stands of bees.
business part of Coqnille City for A cheese made tlm day be foie it small sack or bag made of un- : anco
meadow, qood buildings orchards and sprint
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P . L. Kr.ss l i b .
great number of prescriptions from the small sum of 8130 by applying
school and postofliee near, ono-hu»f
bleached muslin, in size one and , I water,
was
brought
on
the
g
’ounds,
by
»
J.
mile
from-
Fairvicw
I*.
O.
Dr. Sponogle with the other busi­ to Sherwood & Sanford soon.
\V. Wimer, was the finest without . one-half by two inches. Suspend B §1500—200 acres. 40 of swale bottom ,
ness in connection keep all hands
balayce bench land. 30 plowed. 00 roughly
exception
that we have ever seen. this package from the neck to the ! I cleared
Mrs. M. P. Krekel, life r»1 lady
for pasture,, fair tSuildmqs nml n<> «1
busy.
He had worked day and night al­ chest. I think by usiner this pre i yonn« orchard
of 300 trees, 100 beitrin^. 4e
orator has dates for Coos county as most
acres fenced with red cidar.
to
get
his
factory
ready
to
-DEALER IN -
Uncle Tom Stone, of Matt Rink f »Hows: Myrtle Point Sept, 14th
caution you need have no fear.
C OftCki—4S1 acres 23 cows 17 other eattli
place
a
sample
of
product
on
ex­
fine mares, new wa»roci and t\\«> sets !;:.nu 8S
creek, killed a good sized cougar a A rago, afternoon of 15th Coquille hibition, and is to be congratulated
M ore A non .
F ru its , S ta tio n e ry ,
cider press, plow. hiirrow. hav raki* a:.iî C o n fectio n ery ,
short distance above his place on 16th; Randolph, 17th; Bumiou 18th. ou his success, and the efficient
other .property sold OUgW ith place.
The citizens of Myrtle Point ap­ acre's of bottom l.m. ! .. Ijl ol .ar U-! uyar :H 1 4* f* :
S o d a W a t e r , Etc», Etcx
Friday morning. Clms. Olive pur­
work being done b.v- M p » Roberts,
¡go (1 ban:. i»;i<*s: !
good houses a
There are quite a number of per­ bis cliee-e maker, who lately came pointed ?i committee last’ Saturday o ow.Awo
f water, only »mi -L
■mile fregi rivVr '
chased the hid.» which he will have
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sons on the fair grounds who have from Missouri. Ut) also had on evening for the purpose of collect­ lauding, it Band.:»! pii autt one n.ik front
dressed for a mg.
Parkersburg cho'ce b. cuti'on for stock •
not secured tickits. We should exhibition a two-year-old Short­ ing a fund and employing some EF. *!6>'j—16J Íanin ?tîid S' xt v.;i 1 : -tid of
Mrs. JosephineSchweers receiv­ hate to see them put to trouble horn Durham cow that has not a su­
lttte. twelve hog;. t vv■# clt 7 11 eh ck( Us ulivi i
man and woman to go to Sam O two
of Jhe finest 1.1 » e ’■ >: oh Is ili ( )repon . < >ne 1
ed a letter a few days since convey­ but there is a law aganst it and the perior in an animal of a year over
of th< choicest ba*( i : h <ilrred .< n our lu t. 1
Smiths
whose
family
is
afflicted"
her age on the coast. Men who
Farm fairly in-pr. v.■difrith t -'.ildings, f enee«
ing the sad news that her half penalty is a severe one.
with the diphtheria. A purse of and orchard. Qn ht . A wat rs t*t North 1
have
visited
tire
big
fairs
in
the
brother, Earnest Proek, and George
o f Coquille.
The open-air entertainment given east say that she discounts any 818 25 was s* i raised by Capt. fork
C VS! I S T O R E f
F
2500—163 acreS 60 of very riel1 low j
Cox, her cousin at Port Orford
on au up tow n corner last Sunday thing they have pver seen. Mr. W. Harris and G. AY. Majory, Jr., who swamp land, will he excellent win n drained
were thrown from a car, and the
balance hill land, a few hc . s cultivated,
night maylhave been app:e dated by has also an English Yorkshire sow were the committee. Mr. Majory j barn on plaqa, but n«> house; lie-« in a hand},
and iith-r of pigs. They are splen­
latter killed outright.
to roads school, town ami
the party for whom itfwas intend­ did swine, their peculiarity being and Mr. Dodge came dowif to this j neighborhood
navigation, only partly improved.
B. W. Rice who has taken charge ed, and as it cost nothing, it was
that they seldom root, but are gra­ place Sunday for the purpose of! G 16:>0—160 acre» one nub* ftn'd n half
of the Robinson house wishes the taken in by,
from river landing at Araco; fair buihUllils
zers instead, aud are small boned, getting our citizens to act' in con-. Hful
orchard, b est' o f "vfator; Several ly . • -
A gn­at reduction iu prices has been made iu all our departments
traveling public to give his house
’.’hey are always fat and mature cert with them in the matter, but cultivated and balance is good tim ber ami
A L istener .
gra-.» land on a pubhp road and well locit- !
early.
a trial. He lias spared no pain9 to
tod.
in
consulting
with
Dr.
Spouogie,
Messrs. J. F. Tichenor J. V. Burke
George W. Wimer had his fine
put the house in better shape than
FF. f:WJ3—Forty-fitraa acrer all choir’
Geo. Guerin and Mr. Rounds left red Short-horn Durham bull, Red Smith’s physician, and other citi­ laud, tw enty-three acres Cleared, neat build­
ever before and palrous will never
fences and fiat; varietyj>f choice ftu it ;
here yesterday morning for the Rose Prince’ one of the best im­ zens, it was found that the move ings.
H a v o ju s t r e c e iv e d one o f the fin est
Boats can land at the door if they wish.
regret the day when they tried
mines on South Coquille. The two ported bulls ever brought to the was not neccessary as the dbetor School, store, and postofliee close at hand. I S to c k s o f C loth in g thi*t e v e r re a c h e d
this popular house under the new
It is a treat to see this thought the danger was over. Mr. i
^1” -1 l‘^ ation am.1 ch"np tl'rIils r 111
former gentlemen are just up from coast.
had ou part paym ent.
bovine monster who i » but three Dodge took the funds back and the lx* DD
regime.
1200—Large, new Queen Anno 0 >t- C e o s county»
the city and are prepared to make years aud eleven months of age. committee will refund it to those tage at § 11andon,
with two aeres of ground.
Miss Hattie Coleman of Grants some accurate tests.
Entirely new and not quite finished, one of
He to o k premium at the .State fair. who contributed.
.
.
-D E A L E R IN —
the finest Beach properties at the mouth of
Pass who has been teaching at
Another
exhibit
of
Mr.
Wimer
is
the
river.
W
illsixin
lie
very
valuable.
A t t e n t i o n . — H Co., C. N. G.,
Liuk\ille Or., Sept. 6, About two 3 §7000—160 acres all level but 15; 60 G R O C E R IE S AI'ÎD P R O V IS IO N S
Fishtrap, was the guest of Miss
W illamette Chief, a four months
you are hereby commanded to ao- o'd thoroughbred Berkshire pig, o’clock this morning fire was acres
*
chared and cultivated, soil o f the fin­
Whitelaw last night. In honor of
.
For the best Bargains to be had call on
quality, being black sandy loam easily
pear at your armory on the 14th f o r which 840 was paid at Salem discovered near Forlies’ saloon in est
worked, does not’ oveflow; balance of un­
her presence, a small company as
day of September, 1889, at 7 p. m., recently. He is certainly the fin­ tl.is city. The flames spread rnpii- cleared land is thickly studded with soft
Ib T _ I L Q I E L h - i Z S T Z -
sembled to sing and have a good
much of which is tino saw ti her.
est specimen of I iolj ever brought ly until almost the entire businesa maple,
for
inspection
and
roll-call
by
good large houae and' barn, orchard of 2»X»
time generally. Miss Coleman is
W ill take spscial M easures for CLOTHING-*
to Coos county. Mr. W. also hail portion of the town was destroyed large fruit trees; fine fitting branch on place
Lieut.
Gussenhoven.
Per
Order,
cn her road home, thereby d e p r i v ­
Rood r*»d cedni and pfaee for fencing; all
a spit mlid 4 month’s old colt ou :. together with a number • of dwell-.j ! »took,
J8£sf*Agency for the New Home Sewing Mftchine.
grain, hay, im plem ents, wagons, har-sj
1).
Drew,
,1.
M.
Whetstone,
ing Coos county of some good
ness; e tc ., on place-fit tim e o f Rale go with
exhibition.
Or. Sergt.
Com.
The burned disttict extendsfirom : the plane which will be vurth over § 1000;
musical talent; but she talks <*E re­
L ncle Billy Mast has his usual Linkville bridge to the United i 1 his is one o f the finest farms in the county
when well developed and nnist lie seen • tp
A pound party will be given by collection of large vegetables.
turning in April.
States signal office, oue aide of be appreciated.
Mr. S. A. Ward, our harness the Indies of the Eastern Star nt
K §l()M)—40 acres of good bench land
As fine peaches ns ever grew in which was burned out.
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J
one
mile and a half from Coquille on which
the
Masonic
hall
on
Wednesday
The estimated less is $200,000. is a large
maker, killed a monster brown bear
America were the exhibit of Capt.
amount of red cedar; is easily
It is settle»l beyond doubt that the cleared aud on a public road.
at his place down the const a week nielit. Sept, the ]1. 1 his will be W. H. Harris of South Coqnille.
fire was the work of an incendiary. L $850—50 acres six m iles from Myrtle
ago Saturday. He found it where one of the most enjoyable gather­ J. A. Hanson's exhibit of wood
Point on North fork se.era l acres of bottom
laud, balance brush nnd hill laud, will make
ings
of
the
season.
Admission,
he went to gather some huckle­
The \Y. C. T. U. of this place a fine fctnnll home.
turned work is much admired and
one
pound
of
anything
of
value.
berries, and he shot it. I he first
will meet at the M. E. church to­ M ,$9000—130 acres. 100 o f bottom , .31»
shows much skill.
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good level bench land unimproved bnt will
A
dance
will
be
given
at
the
cl
I
>
s<
\
shot only irritated the brute and
Mrs. A. G. Aiken Ims a mag­ rn» »now afternoon Wednesday at nmke a.tine place when d e n ie d and im-
water hitfidv;Ri* m iles front M yrtle
it made for him. Ves got in a ' All are cordially invited
nificent display of millinery show­ 3 o’clock sharp all the ladies are ’ roved:
oiut, tim e given on jmrt payment.
cordially invited.
second sh t and tried a third, but
Roll L >ng f>»ll from the head of ing up to good advantage.
GG. House and seveial lots and fn m
trees all bearing fruit in the heart of Co
M
rs
.
L
yons
,
Pres.
found his gun empty. The bear the stairs in the Scofield residence
Mrs. Boutell and M»ss Annie
quille City only §1000 if sold 4«»ou .
M rs . L awrence , Bee.
passed uncomfortably close, but at Dora and paralyzed his entire Lenove of this place have each a
O §2500—177 acres; 20 buttorp la n d ,b a l­
ance
good hill; 60 acres cleared for pasture
did not find his man who had body. Dr. Sponogle went to see fin e display of fancy work.
Building houses , bridges or other structures. If you wan t
and meadow, good buildings, orchard and
D ii:n .
fine
spring
branch
No.
1
for
siook
four
miles
him
ami
Ims
little
hope
of
being
adjourned. His eyes could have
Up to 4 o’clock p. m. yesterday
wagon, buggy cr other uehicle built, repaired or painted,
from Myrtle P oin t on the river.
been lessoned with a grape vine. able to save his life. The nature not a sheaf of grain of any kind At her home, four m iles above Coqnille HH. §85(4— Sixty -one acres part bench bring it along.
If you want any building of any hind done,
The 1 »ear t . iih found dead soon after of the injury is not easy to define, was i»n exhibition except «a couple City. Sept. 4th. Miss H attie Sm ith, fonr- and part laittom land. W as oneo improved
co:ne and getvui; fig u r e s . If you have any
tecn-yonr-old daughter of .Samuel Sm ith, ef but as owner is a non-resident, place i n ­
aud \ os s eyes subsided.
but tne Dr.ii quite certain it is con­ brought in by Henry anil Fred diphtheria.
______________ considerably grown up with brush. Good 7 ,
,
B L A G K B M IT H IW G
speculation for a party with a little “ git.*’
cussion
of
the
vertebrae,
or
a
frac­
Schroeder.
This
is
a
shame.
TIM BER LAND NOTICE.
Sherwood & Sanford report in­
also 2ik) acres unimproved land on te a r to be 'jone, bring it to us.
IVe will make it largely to your
creek at a mere trifle.
Office, Roseburg, Or.,
creased activity in real estate this ture of the third or fourth cervical Even the exhibits that are there United States Land August
adurjitage
to
deal
with
us.
29, 18*9:
Q $1000—160 acres on H alls creek 12
week, especially in city property, verbedras. In the latter case there in this line were not selected with
O T IC E is . hereby
given
that . . in
. . .
. com , head of cattle sold with place, fine stock
€£. A . H u n n e w e ll,
pliance with tlx*
land partly
partly improved
improved plenty
pi
tlx« provisions o , f J the
, . act
! land
o f fine sp, ing
regard to quality, but merely to en­
having sold since our la s t issue the is no hope of his living.
,•
Lessee Gal tier’s shop, Front St
o f Congress o f June 3, 1878, entitled "An ] and oreek watur fair buildings and y ou ït/
south half of the Moulton property! I w i«ih to call tlientt ntion of my courage those w ho it was supposed not for the Hale o f timber lands in the states ! orchard
of California, Oregon, Nevada and Wash-
R §850—16(4nereR joining the above wuh
to Jas. A. Lyou.s, and the north many customers and the people in would have some really meritorious ing ton Territory, H. E. Barber o f Chicago, bearing
orchard and some creek Lottoui
county o f Cook, state of Illinois, has this
half to G. W. Wimer, the John general, to the fact that 1 have just exhibits on hand.
day filed in this office his sworn statem ent laud is very cheap.
S $3000—123 acres, 50 of No. 1 bottom
No. — for the purchase of the NW $4 »,f
M orris, Jr., house and two lots to received aud lmye on exhibition one
I V I r u l e O ie lio o l.
section No. 26, in township No. 28 south land balance hill land, one m ile from
G. A. Brown, also lot 9 in block 7 of the largest stocks of clothing
range No. 9 w est, nnd will offer proof to M yrtle Point lies directly 011 ilm river and
Private school opens Sept. 16 show
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
the land sought is more valuable a good public landing, fa ir landing, sight
Ellit tt’s addition to somf'party .lots ever brought to this city, consist­ and continues 14 weeks. Tuition for its that
'
.
timber or stone than for agricultural com manding.
and to establish his claim to said
T §;ift00—76 acres, h a lf bottom and half
2 and 3, block 38, to Éd. Boy rie, ing of children’s, boy’s and men’s for beginners reduced to $4. purposes,
land before the R egister and Reoeiver of hill land with splendid spring branch good
this office at Roseburg Oregon on T hurs­ orchard, poor buildings, several hundred
lot 4, block 25, to Mrs. John suits and over cirats, ranging in Board 82.50 ppr week.
day the 21st day o f November 1889,
dollars worth o f stock ami other things use­
Lawrence, lot 5,. block 25, to B. F. prices to suit all and in quality un­
J. J. S t a n l e y , Priu. ! He nam es ns w itnesses John E. DeW olf, ful thrown i n ,, eigh t m iles below Coquille
of Roseburg. Douglas county, Oregon, A. J.
on the river bank: very sightly location
Lawrence, lotsl and 2, Block 62, to surpassed. Owing to rapid sales, j
Miss H a t t i e K i s t l e r , Asst. Stiles, of Albina. Multnomah county, Ore­ City
all bottom land cleared and fenced.
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gon, Ed G. Lee, o f Port lane. Multnomah
II §7iS)tl—200acres:the Boss Dairy Farm
- '- ’s
John Morris, Jr., also lots 3 and 4, I have greatly reduced prices,
county, Oregon, and Robert Tro<el of only 3 m iles from Coquille City, und hav!
A
new
wagon
for
sale
at
a
great
Roseburg,
Douglas
county
Oregon,
r
ing other advantages which make it well-
Block G6, Notleys addition, to some thereby bringing my goods within
H a rn e s s and W o o d e n W a r e ,
Any and all persons claim ing adversely nigh perfect, such a * th e purest sprim* w a t­
bargain.
Iuqu
re
of
W.
Notley,
party, lot 10, block 42, Elliotts ad­ the reach of all. Quick sales aud
the above described 'ands are requested to er. proper division o f hill and Uittom Und-
file their claim s in this office on or before 80 acres h ill, 120 of bottom; 1(H) acres slash­
this
place.
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tf.
dition to H . NicboJs, 10-acre lot off small profits is my motto.
said 21st day of November 1889.
ed and cleared for pasture ami meadow * all !
sep3
Coxs. W. J ohh 8 tow ,
fenced, good buildings and orchards, 50 head i
the fonia piacerò Mr. Hunscom.
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m o u r n p r ic e s pa id for h id e s , eg g s . e j c .
S u b scrib e for the H e r a l d .
Register.
mixed ca ttle, iqie hull Hnd yoke of steers, 1
Did Y ou See This?
SPONOGLE,
SHERWOOD & SANFORD
y
Stable
Mast & Decker,
R . J . Dean,
Sales in Person.
N
r L L
For Sale!
Miss Ida X. Kronenberg,
> .
C O Q U IL L E
üA MAMMOTH
CITY
SPRING STOCK.
Especially in Clothing.
G.
A. HUNNEWELL.
Coquille City, Oregon.
Biacksmithing,
?
Wagonmaking,
GENERAL JOBBING.
TAKES
Contracts for
N
J n o . K ro n e n b e rg ’ & S o n .
Tin, Copper nnd Sheet Iron Ware,
Paints, Crockry,
Lamps,
Guns, Fishing Tacke,
etc., etc.
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