Coquille City herald., September 17, 1889, Image 2

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“ T U E S D A Y . S E P l\ 17, 1S89.
LOCAL MATTER.
Mr. James A s le r lias been in
charge of the scrap*.*s >’ i
> c*
eminent works in the river i u-
provements for some titue j nst.
During liis stay at the Point he has
obtained lasting friendship from
his associates.
Tw o large hacks loaded with
gentlemen came in from Koseburg
recently and proceeded on to Wm.
Warners’ at Rowland prairie. It
is rumored that they are looking
out for the interests o f a lumber
syndicate o f Puget sound. The
timber land o f Coos county will
soon.by. taken. L >ok out, young
men, and get your share before it
is too late.
Isaac Carter who lives near Dan­
iel G iles’s was burned out last
Thursday nijlit. The tire place
had not been in us for n month or
more. Mr. Carter had received
some newspapers that he wished to
read, and he kindled a small fire.
A fter reading a short time he went
to bed, but got up and examined the
fire and supposed it was all out and
weut to bed again. A fter a short
sleep he awoke and found one c ud
o f the house in James. Th e loss
was a new cook stove and two
trunks oi clothing.
Tho \\. C. T. U. will meet on
Thursday afternoon at half past
turn. W e wish to say that wo have
a literary pocket for the benefit of
the public at W. liaokliii’s store.
The head-quarters for the society’s
literatuie is at Mrs. Lew elleu’s.
The Indies <4 the \\. C. I , l . ec-
teud their thanks to Mr. Johnson
and Mr. 11 K.icklitT f >r p ittin g up
a box for literature.
E. J. Lewellen, Pres.
The diphth ria that multi its
terrible ravages felt in the fam ily
o f Sam Smith, four miles above
C xjuille City, has fille l tbive new
graves, an J east m »re 1 umu a i lo able
borrow over the in'¡iris of HU alive-
i
tionate father
and lllOlIl**!'. A
sympathizin',» community a>teps
foward ready to oil *r
, as
doting parents ii sien to i li is sad
news fears coin-* :o til *m as itney
gaze upuu their lovoi y childIren,
aud ihey woudei if this d read
monster will \i.-fii tiieir house! i >id.
These sad apprehensions .should
arouse every olio who Iris ;i i’iuuily,
aud they should >it o u ce remove
every ve&tige of tilth iud rubbish
about their prem -•*>, cl ause every
cess pool, and thus remove the
causes that bring this great scourge
to the homes of happy families.
I f this is not done, it may be possi­
ble that there will be many new
made grave* in every part o f our
fair valley, and those sweet childish
notes that make life so joyous,
grand and glorioui for the doting
parent, will tie hushed forever be­
fore the leaves cease to fall. Our
community has cause to be thank­
ful at present us Dr. Sponogle
says that the (l inger is past, and
he thinks with proper caution the
disease will be destroyed ere it
spreads to other families, but this
condition must not be neglected.
Dora Items.
TIM BER LAND NOTICE
A W o rllij
R ufus A. B oston
over by Mr. W . A. Moulton, o f Co-! ble as nearly all the employes are A r <‘ Y o u C o m in g to C o q u ilie C ity
F kank P oouh
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nited S tates L ind O vfick , I
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tw u ,,f Prop erty?
W ith your kind permission, I quille City. M r Moulton has not permanent residents o f the county,
Koseburg, Ore., Sept. 12, 18o‘J. (
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Imen
here
long,
but
bis
genial
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owning
property
on
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is hereby given that in eonipli-
wish, tlm:u_ h the columns o f your
I I anee with the provisions of the act of House painters, Sign writers and Paper
indnenti d journal, to introduce to siuilp, uiul obliging, gentlemanly will spend their earnings in mak- with ten rooms and spacious porch congress of June ¡5, 1878, entitled “ An act
Hangers,
manner, have already won the iug improvements, some o f them 6ixty feet * long, with
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water iu two for the sale of timber lands iu the states of
the notice of the Coos county pub-j
California, Oregon. Nevada and Washing­
the hearts of the meu and made are residents of Bandon, and others parts of the house, thorough drain­ ton Territory,"’ 8. S. McAdams of Coquilie
M yrtle IPoint, Or.
lie a local enterprise which is par­
City, County of Coos, State of Oregon, has Graining done in the highest styie of art
age
and
everything
comfortable;
him a general favorit?.
have invested all th.Tr earnings iu
this day filed in this otiice his sworn state­
ticularly worthy of commendation j
Orders from the country solicited, n.fti]
price $1500—one half cash, bal­ ment
No. — for the purchase of !ots :i and
The
building
erected
for
the
Bandon
real
estate.
A
great
deal
ance on long time. nituated on a 4, tho SEE, of thi-SW,^ Of section l'J, the
and which is, iu no small degree,
men’s
quarters
is
1(5x32
feet
and
is
might
be
said
on
this
subject,
but,
corner
back of Lorenz’s store; a lso1
tiie N Wj* oi section No. so. in
contributi ng to the general pros­
„ 1
,
, ’ . , township No. 25 b rango No 11 west, and
perity of the county. About one a mo lei of neatness an 1 comfort, ¡ bs I fear my letter is already too SIX lo o m house anil one lot just will offer proof to show that the land sought
one door west for $1000 on same is more valnable for its timber or atone
BANDON, OREGON,
than for agricultural purposes, nud to es­
and one half miles from Bandon, The bunks are arranged in two long, I will merely remark, that terms.
tablish Lis claim to said land before the
an 1 lying b.-tween that town and tiers, on each side o f the building, Rn editor who is so derelict iu his
Neat four room cottage and Register and Receiver of this office at DRUGGISTS and CHEMISTS,
Koseburg, Oregon, on Thursday the 21st
Pershbaker’s mill, is situated a leaving a very wide passage-way duly to the local public, and who three beautiful lots on N W corner day
of November, 188ft.
between;
the
floor
is
of
matched
is
so
blind
to
the
best
interests
o f 5th and E lliott streets with new
He names as witnesses: C. M. Hollan,
tract o f lan l containing about 1300
fencing and out buildings; price L. G. Simmons and T. Alexander of Co- Paints, Oil3, V axuisli-
acres belonging to Mr. Parker an i lumber. O.ie eiul of tLe building of his locality, must not be surpris-
8(500. Call on Sherwood & San- ' * C. u» Neely
e ?*ty-
county’
Ore«
on‘ am Oregon.
J *>*»“
es and. IDy-e Stuff;
of Fairview,
Coos
county,
considered by experts as by far the j is specially fitted up with large ed if he finds his subscription list ford who will show you the prop­
Any and all persons claiming adversely Toilet Articles and all varieties of Drug­
the alxive described lands are requested to
finest tract of cedar lan 1 iu the heating stove, table, seats, etc., aud| dwindle down until it gets below a erty.
u4tf
file their claims in this office on or before
gists’ Sundries.
hero
the
employes
spend
their
paying
basis,
aud
lie
is
forced
to
said 21st day of November, 1881».
county. In the logging of this tim-
Cuas. VV. Johnston.
evenings. The table is supplied ; vacate the editoial chair, and seek j
H o r n « <o M d i » r l r n « l r .
per Mr. Parker has, with the enter­
hep 17
Register.
with all the county papers o f latest a‘ calling more in accordance with . M i. A. Alexander of 1 his place
and.
prise for which he is noted, deter­
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date, together with San Francisco, his mental capacity, aud perhaps
some good hoi.-es that he will
S T A T I O N E R Y ,
mined to use not only the lutes, and
Slicrwoo«! A Sanford.
Poi tland, and some eastern week- more congenial to his tastes.
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c.,eap foi cash or trade for! A neat home of over 40 ncre*. three quar-
m >st improved logging devices and
T obacco a n d C ig a r s ,
cattle. A number of llie n i a re i ter., of u mile from Coquilie City with new
W anderer .
machinery, but to put some of his lies. There are also some good
8-room house: sparkling spring branch, va
broken to work.
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| riety of land, liili, bottom and timber, sov- PURE WINES and LIQUORS
books by standard uit-
own original ideas to a practical readable
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VI i n t e r CTioIvra.
! era! acresdear-.-d and cultivated, on public
happy to
say, that
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j road Price
For Medical uses.
test. As Mr. Parker's ideas iu this tliors and 1 am
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acres
near
Norway:
80
acres
bottom
f
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Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
line are the result >f years of expe­ the dime novel, aud trashy ndver- known 1 as “ vhnter chulern,” appear­
—’ —-— ' mostly well c cam*, and in a high state of
Using
magazine
do
not
flml
a
place
I cultivation: i.V) acres f bench nurd, plenty
rience combined with a natural in­
ed in several cities in the North­
J. I j . L bwbluoi
; of stock water, fin. orchards of choice fruit J. A. L ehnhecb .
amongst
the
collection.
Tne>
e
are
| ample buildings, new fences, tlm best of
ventive capacity, it is sufe to pre­
west last winter and is likely to he
! crops. The bust farm yet offered for the
dict that when reduced to practice some talented musicians am m g more general t lis season. Chatn-
j money. Price
120 act-.’:; on Middie cr“t-k;8.% acres hot m
the ret-uE will be r. full realization the men, nud the selections render­ horh in s Folic, Cholera and Diar­
' land 2 » f need >uul cu'tiv •d: 8.', r.cr< s ■ f
.A js r o
ed
of
un
evening,
would
do
credit
•rchard of 15J
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old
growth
timber;
good
of his most sanguine expectations.
rhoea Bomedy is a certain cuio f<.r
trees, ¡ill f«>r SIN hi ,
Mr. 1.1 Taylor lias been selected to many a pretentious musical so­ it. For Sale by J. II. Nosier, of
1K» acres a few inilei from Fairview <mit-
: ubi » for stock. 4 horses, 11 head of cattle,
as a gentleman peculiarly fitted by ciety. Is it any wonder then, that Coquilie City, and W. L. Dixon.
, one wagon, two plows, teme harrow and a
experience and natural ability for the men, their day’» labor o’er *’ of M yrtle Point,
lot of bay is all offered for $LGH) to get I
quick S;.It*.
$ «
cosy
|
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ensconce
themselves
in
their
I
the successful prosecution o f this
i X j la
ill- ill
A
few
ten
aere
lots
only
one
mile
from
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Tw o G o o d S c h o o l s : - I t is with
; town at $2ó0 each.
enterprise. Mr. Taylor logs the quarters, where they are surround-
HORTON & POORE,
G. D. Elgin & Co.,
POPULAR PROPRIETARY MEDICINES,
SCH O O L BOOKS
LEHNHERR
LEW ELLEN ,
claim by contract, and while Mr.
Parker builds the railroad and lan 1-
ing and furnishes the roiling stock,
Mr. Taylor makes all the other im ­
provements at his own personal ex­
pense. Mr. Taylor commenced the
construction of the railroad June
10, aud the woik has been prose­
cuted with vigor since that time.
The track is now about two miles
in leugtn, and will require an ex­
tension of another mile to reach
the eastern boundary of the timber.
Ih e railroad runs, for its entire
length, through the centre o f a
leau lilu i little va lley; through this
valley flows a stream of the purest
water v hich iu its meanderings is
oro.s d by the railroad several
times on substantial btidges. The
roud i- built by laying two inch
plank a* stringers, these stringers
are ci
.1 by two inch plank, cut
in four loot lengths, and placed
rio.se !\ tog.qher. The rail is laid
of
i o. 1 • ’ ii. ' ,-n t *!> of which
it laid a strip of surfaced myrtle
1 jxd ineh‘*s m size. This style of
i.; !: .d which has been designed
... M. .-os Parker and Tay lor, and
i-. the first of its kind, is peculiarly
adapted to this locality. From the
soft ;ie.:ty nature o f the ground on
which the track is built, a track
h. i 1 on ordiu try railroad ties would
sink and shift a great deal, and re
quire a ouisid -rabh1 expenditure
from time to time to keep it in re­
pair; by thp p.escut mode of con­
struction this difficulty is entirely
obviated.
The
road has been
thoroughly te.-ted by hauling loads
of Iumbei of 3000 feet aud upwards
over it, and has proved in every re­
spect an unqualified success. The
inland terminus of the road has a
landing on each sid.j where the
logs are rolled on to the trucks.
The line from high water mark to
tho i harf on tho Coquilie river, a
distance of 250 feet, is built on
trestles. Tho wharf i» built well
out in deep water and tho largest
vessels entering the river can lay
alongside. The boom at landing
lias a capacity o f 200,000 feet, and
is built with a sufficient strength
to withstand the test o f freshet and
storm. The towing from Parker's
mill will 1)0 done by the Katie
Cook. The hauling on tho track
so far, has been done by horses,
but ere long a locomotive will take
their place, and it i3 expected she
will put in from 25,000 to 30,000
foot per day.
ed by such refining and ennobling
influences, in preference to spend-
mg their evenings iu the Bandon
saloons? Takiug it all in all it is
a vast improvement on the old
pleasure tin t tho H erald calls at- !
Mention to t u* advertisement of tbe
P fìn to’
widely and favorably-known Port- l i d ; »
|..luq Busin ss College, and its as-
scoiatasela 'i. the Capital 1Cisin»*ss
which, 1 am sorry to say, are still schools an
to be found in this and many other t|,t, wor j
Salem. Both t hese
perfectly equipj led for
hand, aud ofler super-
to thoso who desire to
n tmsinoss cour so or ;
lumbering districts. I think Mr. j*>r f.iciliti*
Taylor deserves especial praise for y?ike eith er
the provisions he lots made for the shorthand courir». Hu nd re is oF
comforts o f his men, and let us Ihair^i inner studi'iits now occupy
hope that other employers will not • rest
pOf-i!iims in variuiif s
be slow to follow his example, and ?ection* of t!ie N »rlhwo t. both a
that we are about to hail the ad- book-keepers and sten gru} h
vent of a new era in logging, when Mr.A. P. Armstrong, the m m a g er of
Fiy * lots and m- house in <’ .q.ri!le City
! put e lc ic ; g- rd n lard, ¡ill well fenci danti
¡i Iwir am :
ululi t i
(• al ways have sun • exit "out !i.ir.7iuna
! that it
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L iL n ri p v y: i v V O
t
/ . e iary es. m ;
sic.k euer shown o.
to select from.
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n r
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in all lines.
all who have tried ( 'h n ruberia in's
< ’ >!;<•, Cholera and Diari hoja B me-
is th '0 est
dy « i l l admit that
prompt, reliable and successful
medicine k now n for these eom-
plaints. It costs but 2o or 50cents.
anil may he the means <*t saving
ynu or y< ur family much suffering,
it nut life itself, before the suni-
1!ier is over. F or sale by J. II.
Nosier, Coquilie City, and \\. 1».
Dixon, M yrtle Point, Oregon,
Prom ptly
C l a im s
of
u* dealer in Fntit
TOR - f
>R n :
lie ketps
Ira.- r ad i'.ii.a* f u ti.
• v\ ra. iilat .-,1 naiort
'ii i\y er i I. .
I\_( le. C Ai r»* * ■r th. a * ! P c ‘ i ^ *
» ;• J*. bit I *¿r
r < der II pi.i.i ; r.o-.red to
giva ful i nr...i 'faction.
v4nl7
! I
s St u ü !» I s * wi i
Ssfct/.cir I n
Genera! Merchandise,
BOOTS, SH O ES, jr
Full iines-Low prices.
!
n
M yrtle
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T- T v -
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LE U » HOTEL
Furniture,
RESTAURANT
C. D. E L L I O T T . Prop.
Front Street
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Coquill^ City.
Tabi oh suiipìied witb tbe Lefit i l e irr.rket
nfforda. Lar^e airy rooms with tbo bost
new sprilli; Leda.
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— AND -
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I f V t o r r j r1
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Mattresses,
C la im s ,
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f - i ji
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little allows, to use a scriptural
Sillier.
phrase, the scene of an evening
C. E. Edwards is agent for the
when they all get together is quite
. ,
,
Coquilie river for the \\ hitiev
a lively one. I hey romp, and play,
.
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, 'efeela n d ball joint mowers and
and shout, until the very woods
Champion self-binders, and sulky
seem ro ring with th. ir iunecent
hay rakes.
Also tho
Lansing
memiuent, and an observer is al­
steel-skein wagon which is vuu-
The most complete stock
most led to believe that lie is in a
ranted in every respect.
A ll per­
country village, and not in a log-
sons wanting wagons and machines;
the riuer at ciiy prices.
ing cam;>. There are twenty men
will please call on John Kronen-!
employed here at present, aud I
b?rg«fcSon at Coquilie C ity,or my­
venture to say that a more respect­
self at M y rtle Point for prices and j
able or intelligent lot of men can­
terms.
C. E . E d w a r d s ,
not be found in any logging camp
nolOtf
M yrtle Point. Or. ;
ou the coast. The present force
will be increased to twenty-five or
thirty men when the camp is run­
Red Clover,
ning at its fuli capacity.
P ro p e rty ,
Atti n ♦ti Jo.
J. A. I j , hnlicrr.
( CO •'ll 1 i* hi 1 * 1 *1.*- *-
t dt'Siring faio^K or
VTo sb t « y .
■ a number
lin i;cs. tLa* ' û il¡ ' V U .■
¡ t f p'aci « t n our 1 ¿ sc V* i ich we can sell
• i i
N<»
t '!.<>
:• < :e pr.«e. •<• i 'v ao.tjabl *. run in. !r<»III A7 !0 up to as high
1.1 > Ml •■'■i I I •' ‘ *'¡1 b ! as Ç7(J»>— Df* stock r. IDilics. mostly bench
tilt
s ' m . i ricci f r • ricu.lura! j -in ¡Li . , wb îe t»tli TB rt t o mostly bottom;
f< r its
p u r p - ¡ M» tu istabiish Li ci.¡i*■ v. sa■•.»
highly iinprov-
lami b'.fore tin* Ib-gi-aor ami R.-coiv'-rof i ionic f". jriv ¡reproved. other*
this office at lb>s.-hnr'_ Don;-¡as < '<>. ( irog .’.i. 1vd. Cn!I .»Kti look ove r o >r list. Will taka
on Thursilay 11 1;» _*lst day <>T Nov»:.;!s r. IS
1 e’ ofrtun‘ ia shot' Tilg tho placo,. Nn sale,
• ic n rin -s as w Ilienses Jo'in K. DeVi'.Jf no il im
Vi-'P. Wo bave also dcairabla to va
and Robert 'IVoxel >>f llo-eburg Douglas Co.
Oregon, Ed. G L> e of Portland. MnlGio­ .„„per- Y fur Kalo.
rnali Co.. ( ìrego»'. and li. E. Burlier of Cni-
cago Cook i >. 1 i.m.y.
r* «. * • R
'¡r • , N u r s e r y ,
JkVjl. J * bl J p e l i i %
fluir claims in th’ sol.i- ot : nr before said
Mvp
21st day of Novi m!s-r l.V'ft.
Cregon,
i..j r J e Foin
Cíe s. W. JoitM-t N.
SAI
r
sep3
Roti tc-r.
j i • F i i l \ \ j 4 j S d « k r e p r r i e t o r ,
HR»
Irhvîs a n d C a j> «
Tiansfer
St. u*!; B o! »1 's. E té.
C o l le<- tim i
KJ iu 11 ) î
and
Im p r o v e d L a n d s, T iiib e r
(!i.-ci»' t s, iy to keep
-nine relmbiO rem dy at hand, au>l
B ilj , Soil
T o .v n
1^
i -.lT.* Is*
D ry Goods Stock
¡.Il : i'.t lìti
W ill
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employers will treat their men with ;h,,se insti.tious, is an experinced
tbe regard for their comfort due a cUCceH^ful educator, ai d is doing
fellow mortal, aud with the consul- griirui work Jin fitting the youths
eiation for their feelings due their Q f our ]aHti [ or business careers,
complete
general intelligence.
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tho rend‘*rs of the
Let u-
A building 16x32 feet contains
the
blacksmith
and carpenter H e » m . o a little (imelv advice IT< t
n i \'ih it colic
shops. B th of these shops ¡ire weatlier is cornin
(I V enlery and di ’ 4 1 i i r t- ï ü
supplied wit Ii nil the tools and an t * !1 • tit* tft f : i
i
?» only safe w.i\ ti »
piirctus m eeessnrv t
turning a *''
out of ihe finest work, am aro
specially fitted up with a view to
the requirements o f a logging
camp. The Larn, built on a natur­
al mound, which furnishes a very
desirable site, is 40x60 feet, and is
large enough to house teu yoke of
oxeu and store sixty tons of hay.
Several smaller buildings, for the
accommodation o f families,
are
springing up niuuud the camp,
There are four families here at
present, aDd as each o f their quiv-
ers is bountifully supplied with
Myrtle Foist, erepi
sbi».»,
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X»o.
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n r. j r .
O r .,
Prep.
ju.é Icaacci the above wcll-
t sl'i-ll b« riv car-
huit p-r
is*.st e ii?avor to yive patron.a tbo boat
treatin' nt possible, and such as will merit
their patronage. Th- bouse has been renc-
iated throughout; supplied with good beds.
on'1 the tal.!«' will
constantly supplied
with the bast th • market afT< rds.
G. W. MA JOKY.
v7n-ltf
Bedding, etc.
on
Grass Seed
Ooquille City
BREWERY,
White Clover,
Timothy,
Now, Mr. Editc r, a word about
Everybody is enjoying good
local journalism and L am done. 1
health.
Red-Top,
believe that all thiuking people
M e h l, P r o p .,
Mr. Simpson has made some
will agree with me, that if there is!
improvements on his house lately.
Velvet Grass,
A hike and
o n e d u ty
m o re th an a ll o t h e r s !
C i ty ,
.
. . O regon .
H. Waltermier is putting up a
which a local paper owes to its Beer of the HartO^iuJilwayg to he bad
Orchard Grass
new house below Gravel Ford on
pat’
.
ons,
and
to
the
public
general-
at
tho
Brewery,
and
orders
from
all
parts
his place.
ly, that duty is to command aud
promptly.
vSu<
Grittiu & A very have gathered
A s the logging of this tract o f encourage local enterprise o f such
t i m b e r LAND NOTICE,
about four tons of bark this season.
Th e
timber
will
require
about
five
years
a
nature
as
to
contribute
to
the
i
United
States
land ofli e Rosenurp, Or.,
N ew comers ure hunting for
Sept. 9th. I N 9.
Mr. Taylor has put up buildings of general prosperity o f the county.
homes in this section.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
” « U»i
A Tompkins killed three bears a substantial and permanent char­ I’ icU ng up tho Bandon Recorder |
looking at it from that stand !
of June S. 1878. entitled “ An act
acter. They are by far the finest and
the other day.
consisting >f
.
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for th<* »ale of timber land« m tho States of
logging
camp
buildings
in
this;
point
what
do
we
find?
W
h
ile
!
California.
Orei»on,
Nevada,
and
WntdiinR-
W ho will put up a fruit cannery
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.
,
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ton Territory,” William Rohm of Farkors-
candies,
near Gravel Ford.
It is a good county, and will compare favorably lt UUu8 space to devote to the scan- buiv, county of Coos, State of Oregon, has Sugar, tea, coffee
rlnl
mi
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4
CMCftnmlp
n
f
n
portoin
TI
p
v
1
tbiti
day
filed
in
this
office
bis
sworn
mate-
with buildings for similar purposes u diou s esca p a u e o i a c e rta in n e t . ,m,nt No. - for the purchase o fth e S E q r.
location.
major, aud treats tho s u b je c t W’ th of the 8w qr. of Soot No. 15, in Tp. No. 21», j nuts, pickles,
pepper, salt,
Wheat crops are a little short in any lumbering sa te iu the
. . . .
.
*
I 8 ran^o No, 14 W. aud will offer proof to
in this section, but oats are good. Union. Tho principal building is a b ru tal plainness, and a disgust- show that the land sought is more valuable
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„ i j ! for its timber or stone than for agricultural
tobacco, cigars, etc.,
Anyone wishing to trade a work 24x52 feet, floored aud ceiled with it»g minutenessof detail, that would pUrpow,3< UIllj ;o t.st„t,iish bis claim to said
d o credit to the columns o f the Í
before the Register and Receiver of
horse for a yoke oE well-broke matched lumber. In this building
.
^
this nftice at Rosidiurg. Oregon, on Saturday
Gazette.” Hero is au in- the 2itrd day of November 188ft.
three-year-old steers, call on G. G. are located the office and store, ‘‘Police
,
,
. . .
i
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1 We names as witnesses: Frank Wvland,
‘ dining room, kitchen and private ilustry riglit under his very eyes, i James Butts. John Parrott, and William
Swan, three miles below Dora.
in which thousands o f dollars have ” ^ n’ aH of ^rker-bur«, Coos county Or-
B orn .— N ear Dora, September apartments o f Mr. Taylor and fam­
been invested iu permanent
A:, y anJ “ ll persons claiming adversely
Otb, 1889, to the w ife o f G. G. ily. Iu the dining room the table | already
.
r
, • , the above described lands are requested to
is supplied with the choicest edi­ improvements, and from W'hich file their claims in this office on or before
Swan, a son, weight, 7$ pounds.
Grandpa W eekly is quite low bles that the market affords, and thousand o f dollars « i l l flow an -! ,,id * ,rd d,y oI N',V* ? S . TjonuaroK,
seJ7
Register.
the style iu which the various dish­ nually through the hands of em­
nud feeble.
Don Bex.
es are served up, speaks volurans ployes, into the channels of trade
¡Votive.
Mr. Chandler, the gentleman who for the oroficieucy of Mrs. Taylor to contribute to the geueral pros-
Notice is hereby given that tho marriage
so ably represents th • old original i. n 1 Lei lady assistants in the cul­ ' purity; uud tho “ Recorder” ha* not
Siuge^ Sewin-r Machine company, inary art. The store, which is sup­ | one word o f encouragement for it,
'"Id « ‘. r T w S
is on I, ri' i r
i 1 ru 4i<* te plied with everything that
the in fact does not even deitrn to i from nnd after tliin date-
..
•. mi . . .,
® .
Signed W. B. White, dated Coquilie City
at Bandon for a while.
men are likely to need, is presided : notice it. 1 his is the more remarks-1 Or..Sept. 12 . lswi.
v8 n? ;w -
G.
LYONS’ STORE.
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-D E A L E R S IN -
General Merchandise,
yrtle IF’cint, Ore.
Agents for all Kinds o f Vehicles
Stauer & Walker's Farm and
Mill Machinery.
( The Largest House iu the Pacific Northwest.)
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Osborne Mowers and Steel Spring Tooth Harrow.
/
T li v li m n l o n n.*a<-li l > t u l i >.
Containing npwftrds of <>»i0 acres, to be
sold in lots to suit purchasers, including
land lots of ten acres and upwards build­
ing lots, sites for villa residences, etc., etc.,
at the town of Bandon Beach.
The pro­
ductiveness of the soil which is a black or
a dark br<rwn sandy loam is well known.
The equibility of the climate—there is only
one degree and a decimal between tbe tem­
perature of the months of May and Decem­
ber, and only eleven degrees between
the winter and tho summer—see last
| annual report of ttm chief signal officer
of the army—render it n most desirable lo­
cality for those in search of health and rec­
reation. It contains the purest and coldest
springs, and creeks flowing with an abun­
dant supply of water throughout the year.
The above lands include the renowned Ban­
don Bench by right of patent and of con­
siderable length, with its rock bound bays,
agate beaches, golden sands, spacious caves
and varied attractions, and when connected
by rail, which we hope it soon will be, with
the inland railways, will in all proba­
bility be the greatest marine and summer
resort on the Pacifio coast. Apply to
G eobgk B knnktt .
Bnndoti Reach. Coos county. Ore.
CATARRH
COLD I
m
HEAP.j
Try tho Cure!
Ely’s Cream Balm
Cleanses the N asal Passages. A l­
lays Inflammation. H eals the Sores.
R e sto res the Senses o f Taste, Sm all
and H earing.
A particle te applied into eacbnoatrtl h 4
la agreeable. PriceOOc. nt Druggists or to
Lil. EI.Y nKOTIlJKR3^fl W kicb SU^Ncw Xgfc»