Coquille City herald., September 17, 1889, Image 4

(C opili* Citi) 3,uraM.
PUBMHHKD ÏYKKT TWPDAT,
J. A. & D. F. DEAN,
( ro| t-M o u t l i e r U iiil< -(iu
W n>k
2 ? Tor
For Sale
K m t lu ff S e p t . 7 , Ik SD .
[Oregon 3 ‘ Ate Wmthcr Burona in co-op
oration with r . S. Signal Service, Central
Office Portia ml, Oregon.]
TH 33
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Mr. Phillip L. Kessler, of the North fork
: of the Coquille river, has some fresh milk
cows and beef cattle to sell.
Also one fine
bull, three years old 1st of March last, that
^irt.s <* feet, 61 a inches, gentle and easy lo
i handle.
Also a backboard and harness
complete, and also two stands of bees.
I f>2ow
P . ]j. K f . ssi . eb .
Land Office lit Koscburg, Oiegon, I
Vugust 7, 1KS9.
I
~VTOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
i-X lowing-nnuied set tier has tiled notice
of his intention to make final proof in sun-
iH»rt of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the Judge or in his absence
before the Clerk of the comity court of
Coos county, Oregon, at Empire Citv. Ore­
gon, on Saturday. September 21, 1KS9, viz:
Lewi» L. Billings. Homestead entry No.
3931 for the SV.'R of S W 1, section 29.
j of SE1* of section :>0 and NU** of NEJi
i section 31, township 29 S. It. 12 west.
He names the following witnesses to
| prove his continuous residence upon and
i cultivation of, said land, viz:
K. M. Po-
■ land, Oscar Reed, E. W. Hermann ami \V.
P. Hermann all of Myrtle Point, Coos
connty, Oregon.
Cha». W . Johnston,
Ang 13
Register.
OUR PREMIUMS M
EAT ut VEGETABLE
R T T H I8
P A P E R ‘S
Miller & Smith,
— WITH —
The temperature has reman cd
THE SAN FRANCISCO
MYRTLE POINT, OR
iT«L le-i t) a
I : uoplv and quality
air nit or slightly bcl.nv the normal.
I
,
,
o
f
nil
kind»
o
f
meats
and vegetable»,
D« vototi t » • ;
i re.-t « o f the Coquille From some o f the higher regions
j mid will sell at reasonable rates. Will sup-
•f the County gen
ttìv *r 4 r
I ply Farmers. Logging Camps and Hotels at
or Eastern an 1 Southern Oregon
P rice, 9 1 .2 5 per Y e a r ,
short notice, end also fill « oiers from the
crallv.
"
Cures
Lower River 1. c r .
<■. By f.-.ir-dealing
The only “ Elixir of Life” for all the ills that
reports
oT
light
fr
-
t.s
are
received.
——
OR------
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V
*
.
ta b scrip tijn , p
flush is heir to lies in the ability to successfully
we expect to buihi ip a living Basinoti».
treat them. A lifetime devoted to the study of the
On Aug. 20rii and -il-t mins were
Come snd see us.
THE SAN FRANCISCO
W ounds,
V7n38
taunt*»
ciiroH of
OI WO
tu I) troubles
irouuiPH aim
causes uiiu
mid cures
womb
and irumio
female
i i u iL n .ijL i.D
. ... _ .. ..
.... . . . 4
«
4*« n u n r l v
weaknesses,
warrants
a
permanent
cure
In
nearly
general
over
the
state,
being
quite
S
E
P
i'.
17,
1889.
TUESD AY
every cane, at home. Many derangements and
Ti-o ip îrrsn s’ c u i b e «:»
B ruises,
complications of the system arise from womli
heavoy in western O regon, and
troubles, when the sufferer d «es not know what
' " v.1
the matter really is. All correspondence strictly
The French clergy hu\o Lien l o w a good shower to a sprinkle i
contidcuMal. Medicines packed aud sent wftn
cful infor-
P rice, SO.OO per Y e a r ,
notitietl not to participate in any
rpcrlfic directions for use. Address:—A. 1«. COLF,
1 who pur-
M. L) S p e c i a l i s t , F i r s ' St. Portland, *>regon.
in eastern O iegon . The sunshine!
AS rr.EMIL'MH FOR
. : c r. or the
elections.
. Wo
1 ’o r .Sal««.
has been nliout normal. The. sm oke '
itxi
« ; a v.ith
0
1
8
8
0
.
0
A farm and dairy ranch for sale at a bar*
R eports from Manitoba and the was considerably cleared away by
*ary
gain, adjoining tho fair grounds at Arago
P
ain
s
R
heum
atic,
'o o p ,
Northwest indicate a first class! the rains o f last week, but during
C os county, Oregon, containing 149 acres.
To the good people of Coquille City and
fT H E SAN* FRANCISCO W E E K LY CALL
N,
100 iicres bottom land and 40 acres level
ÍÍ-3»,
in a handsome eight-page paper. It Is Is­
the
surrounding
country:
I
have
fitted
up
wheat crop.
the past few days it has aguiu been
N euralgic & S c ia tic , ! bench land. 100 acres cleared and fenced,
.'0 C lit
sued every Thursday, aud contains all of
! cue-half mile o f river frontage with good a first-class gallery in Marshfield, opposite
Judge Watson passed through quite dense. W ild geese were fly­
tho Important news of the week, gleaned
1 steamboat landing; it quarter o i a mile Nasburg <£ Hirst's store, I claim to do the
PROM PTLY
from every quarter of the globe, complete
fn>m postotliee and t thoul house, good or­ best work done in Coos county, When you
town W ednesday, enronte to Curry ing south on the 4th, indicating a p ­
up to date of publication. It contains In­
chard, tv.’o barns, one house, milkhoute,
Gu
And PE R M A N E N TLY .
woodshed dm! other outbuildings. T o be are in oar city call and see my work and you j
on legal business.
teresting i<i>eclul correspondence from u llof
proaching winter.
j sold with place, IS cows, 12 two-year old will be convinced. Your patronage respect­
#* n
the principal cities of the world und a vast
I-'; ■
heifers, 13 yearling heifers, 1 blooded bull, fully solicited.
The weather conditions have
T he only regular packet steam­
^
T *
amount
of
the
best
selected
and
original
A T I < :;( G 6 P T S A N D D E A L E R S .
A •
LA
l team o f horses and harness, dairy fix­
general
literature.
It
furnishes
the
latest
J.
W.
R
iogr
.
been
favorable
to
fall
seeding
in
ers plying between New Uork and
tures and farming nntensils go With the
and most reliable tiuunciaJ uews und mar­
v7 n3G
Photographer.
place. For price and terms «apply to Robt.
THE
CHAkLES
A.
V0GEIER
CO..
Baltimore,
Md.
western
Oregon,
which
in
sections
Cuba is the Ward Line.
ket quotations, und gives special attention
\V. Bullard, Randolph, Coos couut.v, Oie-
L a n d B a b q a in .— O n e c í the finest pieces
to horticultural and agricultural news, and
! gon,
n3 tf
is
being
pushed
vigorously,
to
the
‘
O
T hree hundred people were kill­
Is In every respect a first-class family paper,
of bottom o f fifty to sixty acres, with n
A
new
wagon
fo
r
sale
at
a
great
growth
of
grasses,
to
fruit
d
ryin
g
Î5»
appealing lo tho interest of every member
ed and 1000 injured by the explo­
NOTICE FOB PI BLiCA L’l IN.
couple acres on the b; r.eh for a building
¿ fr
ft
bargain. Inquire o f \Y. Notley,
Land Office ai Bos; burg Oregon, I
of
the
household.
aud
to
hop
picking,
which
is
m*w
¿i
site
is
offered
at
a
bargain
by
Captain
W.
s
è*
à
sion o f a cartridge factory at
August 22.1889. \
tf
h tice is hereby given that tlie foilow ing- E. Racliliff o f Myrtle Point. Tho land m
in full blast. In spite o f tho long this place
Antwerp.
SK «R3
nained set tier has filed notice o f his in ­ situated on tho river, just above Norway,
T H E M O R N IN G C A LL.
continued drouth the farmers of
tention to make final proof in support o f and a better and prettier piece can't be
J. M. Siglin Esq., pa&sed through
(SEVEN ISSUES A WEEK)
Team ing! Team ing I! his claim, tuid that said pr> o f will be made found on the Coquill.
35tf
Is a live metropolitan daily. It has tho
before the clerk o f the county e >urt o f Coos
j Ha i atta!
idard o f excellence which
town
Thursday on route to C u r -, western Oregon " ill have a very
i Lihnits et i:
or,
LARGEST CIRCULATION and is recognized
1 Co. Oregon at Empire City Or., on Satur­
large surplus o f wheat for ship­
It ton *."■
mj.wvemont that inven-
ry county whither ho went to at­
day Oct. 5, 1889, \]z: Edgar Johnson,
us being the LEADING NEW SP A l'EItof the
! tive ROT . ,
-I a. .i. y can produce.
ment. Granaries are full and ad­
Preemption D. S. N<>. ¿V« i2 for the \V V o f
Pacific
Coast.
Either
of
the
above
papers
*
:..e
«
tend court.
NW lj and SE lf o f NW , Faction 14 and
Hereafter G. W . Yfiimer will charge £20 j
we will send postpaid as a premium on re­
ditional accommodations have to be :
NEk, <>f N V ]S e c tio n 1.*« township 29, S. U.
ceipt of the following subscription prices
# ® “ Cedar posts, picket, founda­
for
the
sci
vico
o
f
his
tl
oronghbred
hull,
j
COQUILLE C IT Y ,
11 \\eat Vi. M .
f.
' h i r'i H? ^
provided. Fall wheat is nearly all
for tho combination:
CUR
- ;' l
W AB-
and
will
take
no
cows
to
pasture.
nf»4w
lie
names
the
following
w
itnesses
to
prove
tion blocks, shingles, shakes, etc.
Has
a
good
team
and
is
ready
his contiiiuog-i residence upon and cultiva­
threshed. Oats, barley and hay
Tin- H
and W eek ly Call, $ 2 .75.
‘4
Inquire o f Johnson it Prnne, C o - !
at all times to do all kinds o f haul­ tion o f said I in I vns: E «'. Whitelv, S. G.
AIM
• ,
:> RANTED
are also secured. Corn is maturing,
T T h o H e r «” .i) and Dai l y C a ll, $ 5 .50.
John ->n.
Lovorn ami K. C. B ntuell all of
C
te . - . - 7
qu illeC ity.
n‘ 2 * 2 -tf.
ing in and about town.
G ive him Fnirview Ck » o.. Oregon.
and in some sections it has already
P's/
roa
IB
Cuas. y J Johnston.
The first frost o f the season been cut. The immense fruit crop your orders.
.V.ig27
Register.
JMO. A. HA a SCN. PROP.,
made its
appearance Tuesday continues to be shipped and the
TO
FIVE
T IM B E R LAND NOTICE.
£i BEB T. \ N l» NOTICE.
2nd
S'...
adjoining Hughes’ Blue! south
United
States
Land
Office.
Uoi««bnrg,
Or.,
night, killing nil tender plants. surplus is being dried. The codliu
Unit' d States Land office,
Shop,
CGQUILLE CITY.
H a s j lis t R e c e iv e d a t
August 29, I n ?«».
YLASB.
iX C T fl.
Uos burg, Oregon. August 2d. IHr'9. »
This is rather early for frost in moth has done considerable damage
Cabin.
t
m
aking
bi i( ket work, pi t»ire i
'O T IC E i* hereby pivert that in com ­ K 'o t m e is In reby gir>«u that in com pli-
her new
____ _
r -.,««
pliance with the provis ¡us <>f tho act i v .nee with the provisions o f the act o f framing. *.vo«;d turning, etc., etc.
40v7
this part.
to apple » a n d pears in a few sec­ o f Cor.gresi o f June 3, 1x78, entitled “ An Congress o f .I nne 3. 1378, entitled “ An act
«r.t'G forvol-
fiie sale of timber lands in the «States of
J. H. N osier and wife started tions. The warm, dry weather has act for the sale o f timber lands in the states • for
aricty
of California, Oregon. Nevada .«uni Wash­ 'al: fornia, Ore ’ >e., Nevada ami YVe.ahing-
I ? i i i I U K j i y
0
i u i i
otc,-.:;
itj i-iLnish,
last M onday for the State fair at caused the season to be about one ington Territory,** li. K. Barber o f ditone«», 1 : !’< rritory," William S. Perry o f Tacoma,
• n thm most
•J
j« rj •
county o f C‘ H>k state o f Illinois, has this Conn y o f Piero.- i’cvrCory o f Weshiin'ton i i s U i \ J W i i n s i s O i
r-,-.ms for
Salem. They will also visit tho month ahead o f ordinary years. day tiled in this office his sworn statement lias this day tiled in t: e live his sworn
:o. i' ties,oto.
h: i
No. — for the purchase o f the NW |4 <ff statement No.— b»r tho pnrelias . f iiie N’ l'lQ
MADE ON SHORT NTICE.
I
v>-
M echanics fair at Portland ere Farmers are through harvesting. section
.m o s ,
No. 23, in township No. 23 s v.tli o f Section No. 4 in Township No. 2) South
Call
and
examine
siim;»lcs
mid
prices.
VX'.V,
i
Range
N
>.9
West,
and
will
offer
proof
to
range
No.
9
w.
st.
ami
wil'
offer
proof
to
T i i e X -.a t e .3 t S t3 7 * ie 3
they return.
Fruit and vegetables have matured show that the land sought is more valuable show that tne land ..ongh. is more valuable
' 1
(ja
llc
r
y
near
the
Sair-MiU.
DL
j
ADIES
AND
OHilLREN
S
2-XAT3
for
its
tim
ber
or
st.ei
•
than
for
agric
iltar.al
for
its
timber
or
stone
than
for
agricultural
*:
A T x a iA R
earlier
than
usual,
and
the
leaves
R. E. Ruck returned from Rose-
C. W ilkins , I’ i * >TO.'.rivi*nKti,
pr.rno.c », au 1 !'» establish his claim to said purposes, anti t > establish hi ■ claim * » sai l
3« i C s t r i c i i
burg Friday, bringing Mrs. and are begiuing to turn in color and Irina before the Ur áster and Receiver o f land Before the Register and Receiver v7n29
Coquille City, Oregon.
this office at Roseburg Oregon on T hurs­ " f th is o fr i'i a* It h earg. Oi-igon. ou M on­
T he fruit ’ yield in eastern day the 21st day o f Noven;lu r 1889.
M iss Schwa ors, who havs been fall.
in k r
X ^ l 'c i i i i e e v a n d
D 3Q AH
thly the lltli day o f N ovember lf«e3.
ile
n
unes
at
witness-,
s
lohn
E.
DeW
ulf.
lie
l’
.
anivs
as
witnessi-s
('.
A.
Jones
and
Oregon
is
larger
this
year
than
visiting several weeks in Josephine
T ip s .
o f RoseVirg, 1) « ¡xl- *'county, Oregon, A. J. William Barrett o f Tacoma Pi-rev (.’ «. W.
over before, many sections pro la c ­ Stili s. o f Albin.-«.. Multnomah county, Ore­ T.. «b'.ates Barager <«r Jvosebnrg Domd.is
county.
T
-
ia c e s .
gon, Ed (J. Lee, o f Portland, Multuomah Co.. Or., ami J. A. Buckley o f Portland Mult­
ing
fruit
that
a
few
years
ago
were
county, O iegon. and K < <-*ri i’ro x ‘ 1 o f nomah < -o. (Jr.
Mr. Charles H o lt and wife, nee
X io ^ c n ;
Anv end :,il o-..«.«• «us cJai.»
aiB'crsclv
lío.' hur . Doug;;.s cutuit/ Oregon.
supposed
to
bo
unfitted
for
o
r­
Miss A lice Hunch, form erly o f this
;n :-u n ;
A nvand
a ,n c i
Üh f.f*
l 1 rs««ns e,. miu. nuversel 'h • ab tve-dt—cr • d I unis a « r.-qaested til
the abnvv .h-s ,. -.i> ,1 kinds
r< ¡ui-i'd t tile ti:- ;r c*nints in this <>i:ic. on *«r bsfore C O Q U I L L E
C
I
T
Y
,
O
R
E
G
O
N
.
chards.
Straw
is
very
plentiful
place has rented W atkins’ farm
it.
Kuching Embroidery
f N »V -über gS;!.
l:!c their claims in '.hi-, office oil i«r before said lltli da
H
ot
oud
Col<l
B
ut
ha
and
many
farmers
are
saving
it
for
\Y.
J'.aiNir
j\.
•m‘
«er
la
lid
21.::
A
N
<
opposite town. W e are glad to have
Veiling:, Scarfs etc- etc-
.s. \v. .;<
lU 'gistcr.
A hrays H eady
passible feed in the winter. In the
them among us.
Register.
Hats trininisd to order a speciaty
stock country the summer range is
COAL! COAL!
Straw, Plu.rh, Silk, Satin or Velvet, which
Y U IB E R LAND NOTfiO;'.
Mr. R oll Lc mg. who was injured
For Saie Cheap!
short, and over crow ded; more rain
I will sell cheap for evan.
viti»».
Unit ÒStai s L mJ (-fi. -e,
by
fillin g down the stairway
W . B . Panter will deliver stone coal on
n sii ■ ;rg, 1 Iregou, Augi:.- ’. 15, 18-'9. 1
m oioh ’ s o ’ d steer
I h ave 11 head of
is greatly needed to give tho grass
C. A. Bri.LAUD.
the bank o f tho river at his landing for
in the Schofield building, near
Noi i .*•* i-, l.i i i l y i ivi 11 il it 11 c« rrpl on I
iraoo, Co. s county, (Are.
a
good
stait.
In
Malheur
county
if2.50 in bulk; in sacks—seeks fu-nislied—
ance
with
>
not
of
C«m-
Iho
provisions
tin
Dora, a short time since, died last
$3
per ton.
2v5n‘itf
R
T
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t‘
-s
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>
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!
“
An
M't
i":«r
me
3.
L-78.
i-.iti
hd
í?
Thursday night at m idnight from hay is very scarce by reason o f the tlie saie oi t.ii-1- r lands in th<- S:-.-is of
£? t
£
■
o
w
j
v
o*
g
i]
ii
Fi
r«
p
o
ci
w
o
\
T
!
1
1
iï
1
lone: continued drouth, except when
the effects o f the fall.
i j u í í I j ; ¿ ft»! I fjiD ü iÆ iiid iÎ ji,.
' n!¡tornii; . (Ire-,«ni. N« vada ui,I Washing.
the laud could be irrigated, in ton Tvrrit •ry.*’ John tihu-J.e • f IhH'tiaiid
Miss Lora Leach,
A. L Nosier an 1 fam ily m .'ivtd
(Formerly of Coquille Mill ù: Tug (Jod
Sherman county, the fanners who (h-fualy of MnRnotimh ¡State «»f Oregon has At- her horro oujvs.site Masonic hall,
from their visit, to the valley W e d - 1
relied upon their wheat crops are this day fib d in this office his sworn rúate-
C o q u il l e C i t y .
for the puroh'no iif the 3\V
•ut N<
nesday evening.
They did not
f l y t 'l l l G l i
in a serious predicament. M any of S i tiun No. IS in Township \ >. 2'- !-*..*• itii I ¡sin and f.-.ncr roving, and dressmaking
U
A i ILiii'J
stay f<>r the great exposition at
vffnlOtf
.<
#
••ruer.
i-p.d w i'l offer pr- f t<>
a g e n t .
fields were r.ot cut .at all and but lianfte ?>’->. *• V,fi
a n d J o in e r .
Portland from the fact that t!ip
show tli-o tho land sought is moi-«.« valuable
112 & 114. Front St.. San Francisco, Cal.
few paid f >r their cutting. A t
Fut:.' k PooiiB.
f«>rit • timber o. stone -hRti for aariculturiil ïlVYVS A. lioüTON
I k also a successful hand to emasculate
children t,> >h the whooping cough
DK.lT.rB is
Fossil. Gilliam county, wheat is re­ purpo e i, and to establish his chum : » raid
horses and other animals,
h om e near
which in de iu rth -r visiting im -f
I / T Í îf FJ /\j L/4
Hay. Food of all kiatk Fkir& .Ykils. •
Beaver Slough. Address: Coquiile City.
ported as being worth $1.90 a bush­ land i*-'-'or< ;h«- R--gi.der «::cl i ’ ctniv. r of
i l l J H i U U i t j i \J
HighfRt Market I'ri n Obtained for Appio«, i
possible.
)
ihi.Honi- :.r Uosebiirg, Ore :«»u, on Monday
el, showing the scarcity in tlm tsic-
and all green Fruits, Salt Kvroon, Cbi.lim D irk,
House painters. Si.^n writers and Paper
the
Ilth
d
«.
of
.
v:
mber
i
'
-9.
San Luis O h i-p o M irro r: A sa d
Hides, Skins and Wool, Fur* of all kinds, Match- |
ticn. At Vale, M alheur county oats
Hangers,
He naui" ns v :,ncs<i.i John fJedVolf o f
Wood, Stave Holte, and prodne*- peueraliy.
eyed man walked into Sullivan’s
I A I.S O B U Y , AS W E I I. A ; S i:-.T , G O O D S <0S C O M M IS S IO N
are worth 14 and wheat 1^ cents Rose burg D"U*ilns (’-o. Or., vlfreil Morrill of
l v d y r Ll«3 I P o i n t , O r .
Information of any kind wiil cost you ii 'thinj:-
shoe store a few days ago and
Glenwood V.'a^hinnton Co. Or. V«r. A. Ander­ Graining done in the highest style o f art
per pound; tho quality i 3 not extra
lnquiries will receive prompt altontiou at aiy ban«'.*.
son
and
New
-1
1
Livermore
o
f
Portland,
planking down a $10 bill tearfully
v7nll
good at that price. H ops are turn­ Multnomah Co. ( r .
said. “ Just four years ago to-day
Any and all persons claim ing ndverselv
ing out quite well. Near Independ­
.A jn d
I stole a 81 pair o f shoes from your
the above described lands are requested to
ence, Polk county, they are yield­
O O Q U IIs I
tile their claims in th’ s office on or before
store. T he matter has been prey - 1
ing from 2500 to 3000 pounds per said lltli day o f November 1*39.
Nicely situated, directly on the roads
— AND—
ing ou u.y mind, bat my pride pre­
C o q u i l l e C i t y , On.
C has . W. Jonxsros.
acre. F or a comparison, it may Au 27
from Port Orford. Bandon ntul Myrtle
vented me from confessing. Take
Register.
Point. U. S. stnges meet here once each
be said that in New Y ork state
K C ailiU E CITY
day
from Port O rford and Bandon. Will
your pay out o f this $10 bill.” Sul­
TIMB1 P. LAND N OTICE.
about 000 lbs. per aero is a fair
T,’ .
i
give
good
reasons
for
wishing
to
sell.
For
st E nd .
i RON
— DEALERS IN —
United States Land office.
)
livan o f course was delighted to
average. They are being saved in
; terms call or address, H
N elson .
Uos, bur ;, ( iregou. August 20,1889. i
done at ren
jP I R O I P .
All kinds f r<
meet such a penitent contrite
nmTTîDu ifiîDniJ
nl0-5w.
Langlois, Or.
Notice is hereby given that in oorapliance 1 take this means o f inform ing the public
mied to give
sonable r: t >.
good condition and are generally
soul. H e gave the man $6 and
l U i l i i i h H M U M m j "Nil satisfaction,
with the j , vi «.n sof the act o f Congress that I intend conducting a first-class Livery
f r V«*niche8
o f better quality than form erly.
o f June 3. ] 78. entitled “ An net for the and Sale Stable. R< inemlier that l keep
and
J
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-
v
.’
i
!ry
n<
be departed w ith a light heart the
— AND A L L K IN D SO F —
The condition o f the weather for sale o f tin«I lands in the St at ««s o f Cali­ nothing but the best o f “ Turnouts,” and
Ail work i.iti­
ten dollar bill is very finely execut­
LUMBER
ll'. e shop.
the next few weeks will largely fornia, Or-.von. Nevada nnd AVasliingtoii tho best o f care will be given transient stock.
ed counterfeit. The next concience-
MRS. .1. L. 01JVE, IW .
infiunce the hav market next winter Territory.*’ Gregory A. Lom er o f Tacoma Everything new. A share o f the public pat-
Ttinik'«
County o f 1* erce State o f Oregon has this onnge is respectfully solicited,
C e d a r , f ir , ash , m a ple , m y r t l e ,
stricken individual that presents
in many sections. Should
the day filed in this office his sworn statement
Coquille
City,
Orson.
liim self at that store, will be thrown
A ider ami spruce lum ber always on
rains be favorable and give tho No. — forth«* purchase o f the NW q of
Popular Hotel has recently been hand and for sale at the lowest rates.
into the creek with promptness and
grass a good start, hay will not be Section No. 4 in Township No. 29 South
A good place. 208 ¡¡en v together with
X put in better order than ever before,
Range
No.
9
W
es:
nnd
will
offer
proof
to
dispatch.
several lictid o fc o w s , and som e bor.-es’ or and is truly a favorite resort.
so high. In the Grande R onde show thr
land sought is more valuable
The tables are supplied with nil the deli­
valley and Colum bia river bottoms for its timber or stone than for ag.-icultntal separately, very cheap. T h e o\\ ner’s reason
C 'o ii M i iu p ii o i ii K iir i-l) C i i r r d .
cacies
to be had, and in style to su: l the
ro
sellin
g
is
that
lie
w
ishes
to
invest
in
* . Í-;
'Æ
reports indicate that a good crop purposes, aud to establish his claim to said
B y tho Tug* K A T I E C O O K on
most
fastidious
epicure.
land before the Regit.t r and Receiver o f town property. T his is a rare bargain.
T o tiif . E ditor .— Please inform
Its dining-m om s and sleeping apart­ the river and bar, al reasonable rate i
has been gatherd. The wheat mar­
L í V l í í GIL
Place is rented for this season.
Inquire
your readers that I have a positive ket has remained about stationary. this oil’ll''- at Roseburg, Oregon, on .M onday
ments are second to no hotel in Southern
tin lllli day o f November 1889.
o f E. Bender or \V. I). York at M yrtle
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AND H Y P O s .m C Z C S h h i T E S
Oregon.
rem edy for the above named dis­ The outcom e o f the yield in other
He nanuv as witnesses C. A. Jones o f T a­ Point, Coos Co., ( M\
Tim
ber,
m
atch-wood
«and
stave
tim-
„T fi “ ’ T A i .
Mm,
v4n.r>0
Mrs. A. L. Olive. Prop.
’
A l m o s t a s F f f i a i c h i o a s m iU s
ease. B y its timely use thousands countries must first be ascertained coma l ’ierco Co. W. T . James Barager of
her purchased.
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. , .
J . w . H ughes ,
W. D rake .
o f hopeless cusps have been per- j before prices becom e firm or ad­ Roseburg Douglas county ('regi n J. A.
Orders for lumber filled in quanti- digemwt, n m
■ «■ ••: *»y o»e
1
.
sen sitiv e fctoim'.c.f, « .a «. t»:o p la in oU
vance. The outlook is, however, Luckley o f Portlat'd Multnomah Co. (Ore­
«nanenify cured. I shall be g la d !
ties to suit-, and at the lowest living
nv tciw m »«; • t *>j- tho com*
favorable to au upward tendency gon and William Barrett o f Tacom a Pierce
’
0
b l n a t i o n o í ,/»e o i l vvi fi i t h e b y p o p S t« * »
t o send two bottles o f my remedy in price.
Co. W. T.
rates.
pkitM is ctu O i snort' eifii-nctona.
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n .
Any nnd all persons claiming adversely
Bcnuitvu9!c a: & h >s:ti*' 2 irr.
free to any o f your renders who
J. B A R K E R ,
B. 8 . P a g u e ,
the above-described lands are requested to Office and residence, Hunnewell Building,
Perse:,« gat? rsy!IIy và ie Wkiag ii.
C H A S . F. D O E .
U. 8 . signal service
have consum ption if they will send
Coquille City, Oregon.
file their claims in this office on or before
know’ cdgadby
SCOTT’ST*:.TOLSI« N
Parkersburg
Coos
cou
n
n
ty
Oreg.
mo their express and post office
said lltli day of November 1889.
Has permanently located at Coquille City.
.
im
i Best prepe»
TIMBEK LAND NOTICE.
Phy8iciñi
::
to
l«c
*K
•
vl n !8
tf.
Calls promptly attended day or night.
C has . W. J ohnston ,
address. R espectfully,
ration in the world for : .0 ri li £ and cure of
United States land office, Uosetmrg, Or.,
U P rops.
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Register.
COH SUM PT
Sept. 9th, 1889.
T . A. S L C C U M , M . C.,181 Pearl
FRANK DECKER
JOHN MAST,
GENÌE Fc/.L E>5!
-' V ' r hV A S T I N O
L L K in d ; o f farm work solicited. Horse
'OTICE is hereby given that in com iff i-
TIM B E R LAND NOTICE.
st., New York.
. shoeing and plow work a specialty.
í R A T ’ O M ,
d ; e 2 A j '. ^ -
ance with the provisions of the act of i
EDITORS
SRC ! nOTRÌETCRS
VETERAN’S FRIEND.
a
a
Strains,
Aches and
WEEKLY CALL IS
„
MORNING CALL
S p e c ia l HTotice!
.
.
N
T Dean,
Good. Cattle.
T O . % ( 5 . JilKEI)
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PH nfnnR APM Q ;
A Lar c Vcr t-y tf
AL OEVAUL,
ma oa
Inisîi
S.
w
Mt!
üü
For Sale— CHEAP!
Yalta! Hotel Prprty
F c s d S ta b le !
c.v;e fer,
Tug Company!!
J, J, Baker,
a n s
OLIVE HOTEL,
For Sale
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T O WI N G
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DOCTOR
SPONOGLE,
SEW
BlacksiiiitiiSliop!
HUGHES & BRANE,
N
Congress of June 3, 1878,
United States Land Office,
[
entitled “ An act
Roseburg. Oregon, August 20, 1889. j
for the sale of timber lands in the States of |
California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washing- J Notice u hereby given that in compliance
ton Territory,’ * William Rohm of Parkers- j with the provision» of the act of Congress
burg, connty of Coos, State of Oregon, lias
this day filed in this office his sworn state- j of .Inne 3. 1878, entitled “ An act for the
ment No. — for the purchase of the SE qr. sale of timber lands in the States of Cali­
of the S\V qr. of Seo. No. 15, in Tp. No. 29, fornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington
S range No, 14 W, and will offer proof to
show that tne laud sought is more valuable Territory,” Irving B. Bates of Tacoma
for its timber or stone than for agricultural , County of Pierce State of Wash. Ter. has
purjjoses, ami to establish his claim to said 1 this day filed in this office his sworn state­
land before the Register ami Receiver of | ment No. — for the purchase of the SE ’4
this office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Saturday
of Section No. 4 in Township No. 29 South
the 23rd day of November 13H9.
He names as witnesses: Frank Wyland, I nnge No. 9 West nud will offer proof to
James Batts. John Parrott, and William show that the land sought is more valuable
H ow ell, all o f Parkersburg, Coos county Or­
for its timber or stone than for agricultural
egon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely purposes, and to establish his claim to said
the above described lands are requested t < land before the Register and Receiver of
file their claims in this office on or before ]
*
♦
this office at Koscburg, Oregon on Tuesday
said 23rd day of November, 1889.
l* »k f o i l i c e * r.s<:il>|Uh«-«1.
the 12th day of November 1889.
C iias . VV. J ohnston ,
eel7
Register.
He names as witnesses James Barager of
W ashington, September 8 .— New i
Roseburg Douglas Co. Or. .T. A. Buckley of
R n tire.
postoffices have been established
Portland Multnomah Go. Or. C. A. Jones
Notice
is
hereby
given that the inurraigo and William Barrett of Tacoma, Pierce Co.
at f *vi;ini »re, Multnomah county, relationship heretofore
existing between Wash. Ter.
Or., with M iry Kestorsnn as post­ W. II. White and Mary White is dissolved
Any and all persons claiming adversely
and said W. B. White will not pay any the above described lands are requested to
mistress: at P *rt<*r. Chehalis c o u n ­ debt» contracted by the said A ary White! file their claims in this offioe on or before
said 12ih day of November 1889.
ty, W. T., with Charles P. B oyer train und after this date.
digued W. B. White, dated Coquille City
C hvs . W. J o h n sto n ,
as postmaster.
Or.. Sept. 12, 1889.
v8 n7 4w
A u 27
Register.
♦
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S atire.
C. E. Edwards is agent for the
C oqu ille river for the W hitley
steel anJ ball join t mowers and
Cham pion self-binders, and sulky
hay rakes.
A lso the
Lansing
steel-skein wagon which is war­
ranted in every resj>eet
A ll per­
sons wanting wagons and machines
will please call on John Kroneu-
berg A t Son at C oqu ille City, or m y­
self at M yrtle P oint for prices uiul
terms.
C . E. E dw ards ,
no40tf
M yrtle Point, Or.
•»a
PIO N EER
\
STAGE
LiNEi
and Hauling!
M ast & Decker, COOS BAY & COQUILLE GcuQille City to litter City
Ä U tg Ö
soi
«
Supplies for logging work, wedges, dogs,
ring»,can t-h ooks nnd everything used in
ogging camps kept on hand.
Satisfaction
guaranteed. Shop on corner north o f Pio-
neei Feed stable.
m u
ngStf
C C L C S . .. :
The g m i ' ~
W asin'!)'•
- COUCH S.
• ■- Trìn, end
• y '1 HrvggiMs.
-
' ■
CQI ILLE CITY, OREGON.
^ r o îr
V.V f -.
>
C a r r y i n g ' til©
P r o p r ie to r s .
M yrtle Point Stage
Stables
and
Livery
Run a daily stage to Coquille City, do local
hauling in nud around the Point nnd do a
general livery business. - Business entrust­
ed to their care will lie attended with
promptness and fidelity.
8n2
Dress Making!
M rs . P h il l if s , of Marshfield,
has decided to open dress-making rooms
over I ,Y O \ S ’ S T O R E , Coquille City,
and solicits a call from all the Ladies of
Coquille valley Stylish snits made from
$5 upward. Cutting and fitting a specialty.
All work guaranteed.
v7n38
LAND AGENCY,
W i l l sell, rent or Lease
Real Estate on comm s-
sion-
Address John F-Hall. Sec-,
Marshfield, Oreg-
XT. S .
vfinMl
&
Freight and passengers.
O T A G E S will leave Coquille City every
O day (except Sunday) at 5 a. m. aud I p.
m., connecting with steamer each trip for
all points on Coos bay.
Leave Utter City
everyday (exceptSunday) at 9 a. m. and
Farms, Town Property nnd Timber Land- 3:30 p. m. Passengers by morning stage can
visit Marshfield and Empire City, having
F o r S a le
two hoars in each place, returning to Co­
l '^ “Having Been County Surveyor for four
years, T have an intimate knowledge of all quille City the same day.
F a r © , O n © D o lla r .
surveyed lands in the county, nnd partial
Always
Go With the Mails and Make
wishing to sell, rent or purchase will find it
Connections.
to their advantage to communicate with me.
Correspondence Solicited-
&
JOHNSON ¿Z DUNHAM
v7u37
Proprietors.
1
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n: -, «aciia wersly to
rtop th, m -I«';.-
1 have u '.
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A life-leu? Et'.d'/. I VTA’ tv.XT my remedy t#
CURB the vo, t ca .«a. i:.<■«•;»« other« hay*
fai.ed i»- no r« ,^ou l««r not unv. receiving apure,
tend at 01 a e i r a ircatiec and a F bk bbo vt UI
of r.'.y I ni - ’ ..ili-.r R.-'MKDT. Give Exprcpf
„uiS ; - f o. - -. .»* ca«ts >ou nothing for i
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