Coquille City herald., October 08, 1889, Image 4

P rlnon lA b o r .
(Sognili* City I t a l i
T h e IFnelt H u a te r*« C a stle .
JOHN MA8T,
DOCTOR
FRANK DECKER
LELAMI HOTEL
The agitation concerning the
With a genuine
feudal in­
KTKRt TUESDAY,
labor of the prisoners in our peni- dependence, the Lake Champlain
S P O N O G L E ,
teutaries is developing some valu­ dnek shooter may claim that his
P hysician and S urgeon .
J. A. fi D. F. DEAN, able thought, says the Western blind is his castle. It is undoubt­
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Office and residence, Hnnnewell Building,
EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS
and
Hauling!
Plowman. Under the presentaystem edly the most elaborate affair of
Coquille City, Oregon.
Has
permanently
located at Coquille City.
Devoted to the Interest* of the Coquille that compel the prisoner to be idle the kind in use among the wild
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Calls promptly attended day or night.
River partUralarly, ami of the County gen­ or give his labor for a fraction of , fowlers of the country. Totally un­
F orC B ruises a n d B u m s .
Front street
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Coquille City.
erally.
its value to the contractor of like the bush blind of the eastern
Tables suppljpd with thebest tin market
Fresh,
Strong,
Convincine
Facts.
Proprietors.
Subscription, per jeer...................... $*t»0.
prison labor, the family of the ; river, tho reed blind of the west,
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affords. Large airy rooms with the best
Myrtle Point Stage and Livery
Best RMulta. KuthmMMM, K. !.. Jaaa’ll.
new
spring beds.
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prisoner is lfcft without any help or the box blind of the south, it
TU ESD AY OCT. 8, 1889.
*pplU 4 n u K . Jacob OU to m»»T b*4 bara* of
Stables
has
decided
to
open
drestunaking
rooms
tta aoaMon, aa4 alvare wlth boi« malti.
from him. It has been suggested stands quite alone as a represen­
The B U Y E R S ’ G U ID E ia
Run a daily stage to Coquille City, do local over L Y O N S ' « T O R E , Coquille City,
USO. W. SOBTOB.
issued March and S ep t,
hauling in and around the Point and do a and solicits a call from all the Ladies of
with much reason that our present tative type of field architecture.
L O C A L AMI> « C 1 E R A L .
[each year. It Is an ency-
L idrifr Fell. Oaivoaton, T ixoi . Jaai M. 1*H.
general livery business.
Business entrust­ Coquille valley Stylish suits made from
pedia pi useful infor*
laws
that
put
men
in
the
prison
It
is,
in
fact,
a
miniature
house,
Joe Noyes, of Myrtle Point was
r«u ft am Ud4or; bralaod »ad iprolaid m r M
ticn for all who pur--
ed to their oure will be attended with $5 upward. Cutting and fitting a specialty.
u d wrlit; laSirod A n l i p : » » » cared by St.
Jacobi OU.
JOSHUA WYTBTH.
chase tho luxuries or the
for offences be entitled acts to pun­ i equipped with all the paraphernalia
in town Thursday.
promptness and fidelity.
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All work guaranteed.
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necessities o f life. W e
oar. clothe you and furnish you witi»
Judge Dyer paid this place a ish the wife and children of the ! of domestic economy thoroughly
TIMBER LAND NOTICE^
Knee-Cap Tlurt.
Hall, Ind , An* 10. HI».
all the necessary and unncoossory
Hue* cap woe hart aad 1 luffired 1
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criminal. The effect of the law is j provisioned, and fitted out to stand
United States Land Office.
I
m bottloo of It. Jaoob* «1 pamAniatl^raitore«l me.
For
Sale
appliances to ride, walk, dance, »leer,
business visit Friday.
Roseburg. Oregon, August 15, 1889. t
oat, fish, hunt, work, go to church,
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i__really to do this. The family of the I a siege of six weeks’ bombardment
A fjotkl place. 208 acres together with
or slay at homo, and in various sixes,
Mr. J. A. Laughead,
of
Dandon,
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Notice
is
hereby
given
that
in
compli­
w
a «» i ■■■> a a I e ma I /\ f »
U i Fr F n s f n n m
Dislocation.
Jollit, III., Kay 34. 1**4
stylos und quantities. Just figure out
several
head
o
f
cows,
and
some
horses’
or
criminal are left to n shift
for them­ by the great army of southward
ance with the provisions of the tic* of Con­
Dtalacatod okonMer 3 yoare ago; cangaid »
what is required to do all these thine«
waa on our streets Thursday.
wooko to hoaoa; the pala wai cured by Bt. Jacobi
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The
owner’s
reason
gress of June 3, 1878, entitled “ An act for
selves or go to the county houses flying ducks.
Let us take a peep
C(KifOHTA2L7 and you can make a fair
OU aad baya bad no return of It. J. D. 3B0wn.
cUhuule o f the value o f the B U Y E R S’
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i -ir-tl be ai ho„ to invest in
J. H. Upton, E sq, of Curry
the
sale
of
timber
lands
in
the
States
of
to be supported by the people, at one of these Lake Champlain
Gr'JlDQ, which, will be sent upon
California,
Oregon,
Nevada
and
Washing­
town
Yui i- a rare bargain, j ratabu
H one-kick.
Gxark, 0.. JanaM. ****■
county passed through foi circuit
o f 10 cents to p .y pottage,
ton Territory.” John Hhad.e of Portland
Sufficed 4 vaaki from tbi kick of » b e r t e . 40
while the work of the prison is blinds.
f* r ini?, season.
Inquire | MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
aio can., two battiti St. Jacobi 0U, e"
County of Multnomah State o f Oregon has Ma« i
court Friday.
sold by the state at so low a rate aB
Tho house part of the blind
this day tiled in this office his sworn state­ o f E ii. ri.b r ..r W. D. York at Myrtle I 111-114 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, 1U,
ment No. — for t.Jie purchase o f the 8W \ Point,
O ., »ir.
A t PnnooisTH and D ealers .
Oeoi^ie, son of our worthy to seriously injure mechanics out­ is very nearly square, about five by-
o f Section No. 13 in Township No. 28 South
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townsman N. Lorenz, has been side the prisons. Would it not be six feet and five and a half feet high.
Range No. 8 West nnd will offer pr of to
show that the land sought is more valuable
somewhat indisposed for several feasible to sell this laboi at a reas­ It has a sloping roof to shed rain
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
for its timber or stone than for agricultural
L and O vfice at U oseuur «;, O hegos , )
purposes, and to establish his claim to said
days.
Septem ber 2 <th, 1 HSU.
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onable price and use the money a door at the front end, and a small
land before the Register and Receiver of
N otire ia hereby given that the follow ing-nam ed
Mr. E. C. Whitlay, of North C o -' for the benefit of the family o f the window at oue side. On the oppo­ aettler ha* lil-d notice o f lu i t m ention to make tin»! tlnsoffiee at Kosebnrg. Oregon, on Monday
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p ro o f iu support o f t.isolaim , and that miid p ro o f tho 11th day of November 1889.
ill he m ad» before the Judge, or In hi* absence,
He name- as witnesses John DeWolf of
quille, passed through towD Thurs-; prisoner or for the prisoner bim- site side there is a board slide to w before
tue Clerk o f the county court o f Cooe county,
Rose Ou rg Douglas Co. Or., Alfred Morrill of
regon, at Em pire C ity, O regon, on Saturday, .No-
day en route to Empire City, on & self. Jn the case of habituul crim- be opened to provide air and fur­ O veintH*
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G eorge w Adams, h om e­ Glen wood Washington Co. Or. W. A. Ander­
entry No. -*573 for the lots 3 and 4 and E. Vi o f son and Newell Livermore o f Portland.
Across the stead
Hus uttalncd a standard o f e x cellen ce w h ich
businesa trip«
iuals, the proceeds of their work nish an oat look.
wouthwest V,, See. Jt>, 'l'p. 3tl8. K. l'J west, w. M. Multnomah Co. Ur.
admits o f no nuporicr.
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He names ttie follow in g witnesses to prove his c o n ­
and all persons claiming adversely
It cc-ntuins every Improvement that in ven ­
Campbell, Murphy, Grant k Co’s • could go to the state as a part of back eud—the ends being the tinuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said the Any
•. < 7 informing tho public tive genius, skill und money ca n p rod u ce.
above described lands are requested to
laud, vix: Jos. K. Johnson o f E lliott, Coos
ty, O regon, and James M. Johnson, Samuel E. file their claims in this office on or before
genial traveller took in the coast, the punishmentef offender. It would | long sides of the blind— are two coun
yiv’otin-g r. first-class Livery
Johnson and .Samuel tt. Adams o f M yrtle Eoint, said 11tli day of November 1889.
bunks
or
berths,
one
over
the
other.
:•<*(• teVi.bsf that I keep
Coos cou n ty, O regon.
returning Friday. Since he has seem as though the opportunity to
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•Turnouts,” nnd
Keris*.-.
A wide shelf under the board
been taking orders of up-river earn something for themselves and
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. transient.»Lick.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
their families would be a benefit to slide answers the purpose of a table.
merchants.
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Mr. E. C. Palmer haa made ar-1» large class of criminals, and if ; Heat nnd cookiug facilities are N otice is hereby given tuat the follow ing-nam ed
To the good people
rtiq'iillp C ';v ,tc j
nas hied u d ice o f m s intention to make nual
rangements to build a saw mill of paid what their labor is worth I furnished by a small oil stove settle.-
p rool in su ppott ot h:s claim , and that saiu p ro o f the surrounding conn try: I have fit'.v n,
will be made oefore the Clerk ot tne county court o f a first-class gaPcrv i
standing in the coroer by the d o o r Coos
Marsha«>ld.
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C o ., O regon, at Em pire City, O reg .n , ou ¡Sat­
about, thirty thousand feet daily there would be an incentive too
Nasburg
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Hirst’
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store,
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to
do
tim
urday,
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>v.-inner'Jth,
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vix:
James
At.
Jotin-
In the other corner is the “ arm­ soii, p te-eiu pliou L>. S. No. bonJ, tor the sou ln lia.l
capacity, a short distance south of that does not and caunot exist
liest work don.* iu
county
'Vbeu yr»-:
oi northwest *4 and west Vi ol northeast ‘ 4 , 8 ec.
ory,” a rack in which are placed oJ,
H ? 7 >• : deceived at
•JXCEL.
under
present
conditions.
This
l p . 3U 8.U . lx west, w. a!. He names the f o l­ :tr<- in t>nr city call ;:al see my work mid v . , i
Drains Station.
low ing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
matter has been often discussed, the guns of the oceupaut or occu­ upon and cultivation ot, said laud, vix: Sami. b. will beconvin.>:-1. Y'our patronage respect
hec new
Adauis, Saiul. E. Jouuaoa and Cuss. N Johnson fully sol.cited.
H iv e Y ou G ot I t ?—I f so, ad­
ilj r t l e Point, Coos county, O regon, and v, in. A.
but we are not aware that it has pants of the blind convenient for of
Adams o f E lliott, Coos county, O regon.
J. W. R igos .
T'io:;e excellent Orifana are celebrated forvol-
dress Lock Box 762, with stamp.
ume, nuiility of tone, quick response, variety
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ever been tested.— American Far­ immediate use. A cupboard under
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Photographer.
of combination, artistic design, beauty in flnteh,
Portland, Oregon. Certain cure,
porfe-t construction, making them the most
the lower berth coutains the dishes,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
mer.
uti rstt Ive. ornamental khd desirable organa for
Correspondence strictly confiden­
Lund
uilice
at
Uonebari;,
Oregon,
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homes, schools, churches, lodges, societies, eta.
cooking utensils, ammunition, etc.
A Lar c Variety ci
A Plra far the Farmer.
September liOtU, lN?d. |
tial and private.
E 8 T A B L 1 8 H E D R E P U T A T IO N ,
Hereafter G. W. Wimer will charge $20
Notice ia hereby itive that the followinyj-
Out of a population of GO,000,000, of the garrison, while a big chest
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Charley Lyons, Jr., returned to
T l i o X j a . t e .s t S t a l e s
set tier nas tiled notice o f hiR inten­ for the service of his thoroughbred bull,
answering also the purpose of a uauiert
N k lL L E O W O R K K K X ,
»ays
the
Farmer
acd
Dealer,
there
tion
to
make
Umd
proof
iu
«apjKtrt
of
hut
nnd will lake no cows to pasture.
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this place after an absence of three
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bench, stand»conveniently beneath claim, ana that said proof will Oe made be­
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years, last week. He came up the are probably about 21,000.000 who the shelf, packed with provisions fore tne Clerk of the county coart o f Coos Co.,
Pic-twere, Cstriclx
Orexou, at Embire City, Oregon, on Sat-
coast from Crescent City horse­ earn wages and live by work. In­ and ot ler perishable supplies of day, November bth. ItvNS, viz: Samuel S.
T H E P O P U LA R ORQAH
P lu m es and
Aadms, Pre-t iuption L>. S. number aJIO for
back, and will return after visiting cluded iu this count is something the gunners.
So much forJbe the lot i und NE qr. of N W qr., )S\V qr. of
Tips-
over 9,000,000 engaged in agricul­
PIANOS, STOOLS, BOOKS.
NEqr. and S L qr. of NW qr. Sea*. 81, J'p.
JN0. A. HANSON. PROP.,
the bay.
interior
of
the
house
part
of
the
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tural pursuits, and it appears that
Catalogues on application, F iueb .
Ho names tho following witnesses to 2nd Rt., adjoining Hughes’ Blackxmith
Masters Neddie Lawrence and
blind.
Tho
door
opens
upon
a
COQUILLE CITY.
ZESilo'bcrLS.
prove hi a continuous residence upon, and Shop,
we have no other single industry
cultivation of said land, viz:
D iv ii C»Hnr each nut with
Cabinet making
bracket work, picture
and Ornaments.
CHICASG COTTAGE ORGAN CA
that employs and furnishes a living platform about three and a half
Jame« M. Johnson. Samuel E. Johnson, framing, wood turning, etc., etc.
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accident by falling last week.
feet
wide
railed
all
round
and
and
George
W.
Adauis
ot
Myrtle
Point,
CHICAGO. ILL.
Kuching Embroidery
Tor so many of our people. In
v - ooh county, Orecon. and ChnrlesN. John­
David’s resulted id a badly sprained
oeavily
bushed
with
cedar
or
pin«
son of Elliot t, Coos county. Oregon.
fact, this oue industry feeds all the
Veiling, Scarfs etc- etc-
Ch i«. W. JohnsUm, liegister.
arm, while Neddie is laid up with
to
such
a
height
the
guuner
when
Hats trimmed to order a spcciaty
people, and no other industry can
a lame leg.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
erect
can
conveniently
shoot
over
Straw, Plush, Silk, Satin or Velvet, which 1
live without it. Here then, we see
Land Office at Kost-burg. Oregon, 1
I will sell cheap for cash .
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Mrs. O. P. Hig. inbothom is that we have in this country more the wattled boughs. On the front
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hereby
given
that
the
fol-
of # the platform is ' a. long
. . . notice
running » iK-ardlnR h oc*, .n the (l)an 40 000 000 pcop|e Hying with. part
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settler haa filed
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON.
Sanford building f »ur doors past o ut earuiug any wages, and most of trough like pen in which are 'eonfin- : <jf ljls intention t-> make final jtroof iu snp- H ot and Cold Baths
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port of h i s claim, amt that saul proof will
of Odd F Jl«>w* hall, and given th«* them live directly or indirectly off ed live decoys, lh o entire struct­ be mud.; U-foro the ( ’ ¡erk of the county
Alien y s Brady
of Coos county, Oregon, nt Empire
bf St of fare at the lowest living the earnings of those who toil, and ure which I have describe is over court
City, Oregon,on Thursday, Novetuber 7th,
¡V :1, viz: Wui. S. Jenkins, *r., pre-einpt'on
prices. See ad.
laid
and
concealed
with
evei
greon
thny, with all the dealers and trad­
D. b No. 57x0 for th*«.S. half of NW qr.
(Formerly of Coquille Mill & Tug (Jo.)
nnd S. half of NE qr. Ueo.
Tp. 27 S. H.
boughs
so
that
it
looks
like
a
dark
Mrs. J. T. Jenkins, who has been ers, etc., are dependent on the suc­
18 vrp«t, NV. M.
He name« the following witnesses to
so near death’s door for some time, cess of th» agriculturist and the pro. green mound standing on the edge
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prove hiS continuous re udedoe upon, nnd
of
the
shallow
water.—Forest
and
we are glad to state, is fast improv­ tection of that interest. Then it is
cultivation of. said land, viz:
AJSTID A G E N T .
O.T M. liollttu, S. S. MoAdn-; s, J .I t.
ing, being out of danger. This is projier for us to first examine this Stream.
Johnson, and J. A. Dean, all o f Coquille
112 114, Front St., San Francinoo, C h I.
and Joiner.
City, Coos county, Oregon.
another case which speaks in loud most important of all our industries,
Io w a S l o u c h Iton tn .
D I A L » IN
Chas. W. Johnston. Register
Is also a sr.coossfnl hand to emnsoulate
Cloudy weather.
and recommending tones of the j and see what dauger threatens,
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
rses and other animala. Home near Hay, Feed of all kinds, Flour & Mfals.
Smoke and Fog.
skill o f Dr. Sponogle, and also of ‘ Now, what the farmer wants first is
Hiffhest Market P rice» O btained for Apple*,
Beaver Slough. Address: Coquille City.
United States Land Office, Itosehurg, Or.,
•nd
«11 green F ruit», Halt Salm on, C hitlin; Bark,
Iowa slongh is to have a store
August Lit», lHSil.
that of bis able assistant, Dr. J. G a good home market for all his
U lde*, Skins and W ool. Fur» o f all kind*, M atch-
'OTICE is hereby given that in com­
W ood, Stave B olt», and produce generally.
Cook, of Empire City.
surplus product. This cannot be and Postoftice soon.
pliance with the provisons of the r.ct
For Sale— C H E A P !
I AUSO BUT, A» WELL A« »KLL OOOt>» OK COHMIH»I«N
o
f
Congress
o
f
June
S,
1S7S,
entitled
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An
Miss
W.
N.
Right
started
Mon­
Little Zettie Messer had the assured while we import in one
In form ation o f any kind w ill eo»t you n ..th in g—
act for the sale of timber lands in the state«
inquiries w ill receive prom pt attention f t iny hand*.
misfortune to be bitten through the year more than $60,000,000 worth of day for an extended visit on the of California, Oregon, Nevada and NVash-
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ington Territory,” H. E. Barlier of Chicago,
band last Wednesday by one of the food and livestock, not including cof- upriver.
county of Cook, state o f Illinois, has this
-A jn d
Bonnie Cel), has been sick but day tiled in this offico his sworn statement
dirty curs that infest our streets, fee, tea, sugar and molasses. Why
No. — fo i the purchase of the NNV
of
F eed S tab le!
c o q u il l e ; m i l l
section No. 2f>, in township No. 28 ar-nth
The killing of the dog, which should we import into our country is better at present writing.
Nicely situated, directly on the roads
range No. 1) west, and will offer proof to
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Q. A. Nosier nod H. Peterson show that the land sought is more valuable from Port Orford. Bsndou and Myrtle
should be attended to immediately about $3,000.000 worth of vegeta­
Watchmaker & Jeweler,
for its timber or atone than for aericultord
might prevent a similar accident, bles, being cabbage from Holland, took a scow load of cord wood down purposes, ami to establish his claim to said Point. U. S. stages meet hero once eaoh
Tug
Company!!
COQUILLE CITY
laud before the Register and Receiver of day from Port Orford anil Bandon. Will
and be somwhat a source of revvnge potatoes from Scotland, potntoep, the river last Thursday.
this office at Roseburg Oregon on Thurs­ give good reasons for wishing to sell. For
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F ront S t r e e t ,
E a s t E nd .
Mr. Right is making prepara­ day the 21st day of November 1883,
but, it would be little consolation beans and peas from Canada? If
terms call or address, H ans N ki . som .
lie
names
as
witnesses
John
E.
DeNVolf,
All kindr, o f repairing neatly done at re a
nlO-fiw.
Langlois, Or.
the farming interest is what we here tion to build a new dwelling.
for Little Zettie.
of Roseburg. Douglas county, Oregon, N. J.
sonable rates.
Work Warranted to give
Mr. Fred Brown is working at Stiles, of Albina, Multnomah comity, Ore­
satisfaction.
Orders taken for WatekM
A vine to shade the porch and the claim for it, then is it proper for us
gon. Ed G. Lee, o f Portland, Muliuomah
and Jewelry not iu stock.
the shingle mill in Coquille City county, Oregon, and Robert Troxel of
— AND ALL KINDS OF—
next year’s supply of dish-cloths to import $1,600,000 worth of hay
Roseburg. Douglas county Oregon.
All work must be paid for before leaving
Any nnd all ]>er«ons claiming adversely
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may be grown at the same tim e: an^ $9,000,000 worth of breadstuffs this week.
Stage Line, Stable
Mast & Decker,
Dress
Making!
CHICAGO
LiVcrr/ STABLE!
COTTAGE
ORGAN
J. B a k er,
I Q K ? .(■>. TOEI)
Willinery Store!!
Good Oafctle.
Cabinet Shop-
A L. D EVAU L,
Irving ii. Conk,
S. W. Gilman
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J. J. WILSON,
OLIVE HOTEL,
C a f it o l a .
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the above described 'and* are requested to
file their claims in this office on or before
said 21st day of November 1883.
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Cii.vs. NV. J ohnston ,
Register.
MRS. A. L. OLIVE, PROP.
by planting a few seeds of lnffa or j ftnf^ 20,000,000 dozen eggs, partly
Coquille City, Oreo r.
dish-rag gourd. It is quite common frona Denmark and bweden? \\ e
Let us give the readers of the
in the south. The vine, with its j think it is bad policy. The farmer H erald a little timely advice. Hot
rI", rIIS Popular Hotel has recently been
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
L put in better order thau eTer before,
needs
to
be
cared
for
first,
last
and
dark, silvery green leaves, is quite
weather is coming and with it colic,
Land Office nt Roseburg
Roseburg Oregon,
Oregoi >
and s truly a favorite resort.
August 22,1883.
pretty. The gourd is about two feet all the time, in order that other in- cholera morbus, dysentery nud di­
The tables are supplied with all the deli­
I^ Y tice ia hereby given that the following-
long and its tough, elastic, fibrous ■ dustries may thrive with him and arrhoea. The only safe way to
cacies
to be had, and in stylo to sn .. ;h-s
namrd settler has filed notice of his in­
tention
to
make
final
proof
iu
support
of
most
fastidious
epicure.
good wages be paid to manfactur- coml nt these diseases, is to keep his claim, and that said proof will be made
lining is used for dish-cloths.
Its diuinu-rooms and sleeping rj/,t!-,-
before the clerk o f the county c >urt of Coos
L o ts o f F is h . —The lower river ing operatives as they go on turn­ some reliable remedy at hand, and Co. Oregon nt Empire Citv Or., on Sntur- ments are second to no hotel in tiou:
Oct. 5, 1883. viz: Edgnr Johnson. Oret’ on.
is literally alive with salmoD. O d ing our vast resources from raw n ~ ll tvh o h a v e t r ie d C h a m b e r la in ’s j I Preemption
D. E. No. 5502 for the \V% of v4no0
Mrv. V. L. ( hv 1 ro;
T hursday 5036 were recieved at material into that which is neces­ C o lic , C h o le r a a n d D ia r r h o e a l i e m e - ! nnv »4 a n d S E 'i of nnv ^ section u nnd
NE'x of NE1* Section 15township 2G, S. R. J. W . H u g h e s ,
W . I)RAN
Hame’s cannery and upwards of sary for our welfare and safety in dy will admit that it is the most 11 NVestNV.M.
nnnies the following witnesses to prove
4500 on Fiiday. For some time peace or war. Diversified farming prompt, reliable and successful his He contiimout
residence upou and cut iva-
«11 the fish have come in that could is our only hope and safe anchorage medicine known for these com­ tion of said land viz: E 0 . NVhitoly, S. G.
Johnson, A. Lovorn nnd E. ('. Bnmiel1 nil of
,be oared for, and it seems now that at tiiia lime, and in it is the whole plaints. It costs but 25 or 50 cents, Fairview Coos Co.. Oregon.
Chas. v* Johnston.
aqxue mast spoil, or the number of business. Let the diversified in­ and may be the means of saving __aug27
Register.
C'CQUitxK Grrv,
fishermen reduced.
Machado’s terests be built up from our own yon or your family much suffering,
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
eeioe ca*gbt 1508 on Thursday, to raw material and means at hand, if not life itself, before the sum­
United States Land office,
^
Roseburg, Oregon, August 2i), 1889. t
say nothing of the smaller ones and the people who are engaged in mer is over. For sale by J. H. T ^otice
X ^ rcp s.
is hereby given that in oompli-
the work will consume all the ag­ Nosier, Coquille City, and W. L. L X ance with the provisions of the net of A LL Kinds of farm work solicited, ¡for«.
not counted.
Congress o f June 3, 1878, entitled “ An act i V shoeing and plow work n specialty.
riculturist ptoduces, the market Dixon, Myrtle Point, Oregon.
for the sale of timber lands in the States of
¡Butte (M o n t) Sept. 29.—A fire
California, Oregon. Nevada and NVashing- Supplies for logging work, wedgei., do.,;,
will be at home, and the nation will
starting at noon to-day in the
ton Territory,” NVilliam S. Perry of Tacoma. rings, cant-liooks and everything tis^ai :i\
F O B SA L K .
go on iu prosperity, which is some­
County o f bieroe Territory of NVashington
Bowes Block, a four-story brick
About 20 or 35 fine stock hog« in has this day filed in this office his sworn ogging camps kept on hand. Satisfaction
thing that no nation has yet done
No.—for the purchase of the NE!^ guaranteed. Shop on com er north of Pio-
fair order. Apply to Matt Rerrigan statement
feeing erected oa West Granite
u85tf
of
Seotion
No. 4 in Township No. 29 South neei Feed stable.
without diversified interest
>strufet, near the business center o f
at the Matt Rink place or address Range No. 9 West, and will offer proof to
«how that the land sought is more valuable
«the «town, caused a loss that is esti-
him at Coquille city.
2w
R etire.
for its timber or stone than for agricultural COGS B A Y & C O Q U ILLE
purposes, nnd to establish his claim to said
E. Edwards is agent for the ;
mitted at over ball -a million;
land lie fore the Register and Receiver
Mr. E .C Palmer haa made ar­ of
this office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Mon­
LAND AGENCY,
dollars, J b e origin of ¡fcUe fire is a Coquille *river for the Whitley *
day the 11th day of November 1889.
rangements
to
build
a
saw-mill
of
-^.ystery, but some pe<*pU attribute steel anJ ball joint mowers and
He names as witnesses C. A. Jones and W ill
sell, rent or Lease
about thirty thoasand feet daily William Barrett of Tacoma Pierce Co. W.
•the
fire
to
in c e m lia r ii.m ,
o n <Jho.rripion s e l f - b i n d e r s , a n d s u lk y
T „ James Bnrager of Roseburg Douglas Heal Estate on comm s-
capacity, a short distance south of Co.,
e c c o n n t o f th e f r e q u e n c y o f fcim ila r ,
,
..
,
.
Or., and J. A. Buckley of Portland Mult­
sion-
f i r , » la te ly . T U l e u i t « a r k o n h a r r o k f 9'
A la o tL e
L a n a in g Drain Station.
nomah Co. Or.
Any and all persons claiming adversely Address J o h n F-Hall, Sec-.
t h e b u i ld in g c a n n o t a c c o u n t f o r it. i s t e e l-s k e in w a g o n w h ic h is w a r -
the aliove-d^cribed lands are requested to
HUGHES & DRANE,
T h e fire « o r e a d to th e
r o o f a lm o s t
r a n te d in e v e r y r e s p e c t
A ll
p e r-
iu an instant and a fnmaqe/jf flatae sons wanting wagons and machines
w,a H W u north and eastward by
,ea„e ,, on j ohn Krooen.
c it
>r
ne
f
d -' t
& Sen nt Cnqnille City, or niy-
»1.111
c>n
'.-n - r irt n’tn«
| UTéOtf
M yrdc Po;rrt
siae oi Granile alieet icuui«auia^.i_j i
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opposite
.
Hnbbcribe for the H erald .
and
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
file their claims in this office on or before
L aud o w e * at U ohkbi b o , O bkuon >
sn d 11th tlay of November 1889.
. . . . . . .
.
Septem ber 14, 1889.
$
C h a s . W. J o h n s t o n .
N otice Is hereby Riven that the fo lio win v-nam ed
settler has filed n otice o f liin Intention to make
Register.
final p roof In support o f h it claim , and that said
p r o o f w ill 1« made before the Jud*e, or In ble ab­
sence, before the Clerk o f the county court o f Coos
coun ty Or., at Em pire «.Tty, O r., on Saturday, No-
Notice is hereby given that tho marriage
rem .ier 3, 1HS9 vix; T yru s A. Arm field, hom estead
"u t r , N o. v .4 for t h e V . A o r s F t r S ^ C x r a T i I
bej : ^ f o r e vve.xi,8 ti.n «
Hallee.
P. 11 tveet, W. M.
*
’ 1
! W. B. White and Mary White is disr.olved
H* n*:. e- tin.* following witneaee* to prove his and said W. B. White will not pay any
—
• upou,
viriice
upou, sutl
and V cultivation of, debts contracted by the said Mary White
* .:•! Ihr.tL ¿ .x : John . lerce, Ed.
from and after this date.
Weekly, o f Fairview, Coo# county.
Culver, Marshfield, Cooa county, Or ° r” ,nd J’ T’ i Signed W. B. White, dated Coquille City
aep34
Cw*», w. Jmmintrr
Register.
Or.. Sept. 12. 18»9.
V# n7 I w
GBSB3AL MERCHANDISE
the shop.
C edar ,
f ir ,
ash , m a ple ,
m yrtle ,
Alder and spruce lumber always on
hand and for sale at the lowest rates.
TOWING
By th© Tug K A T IE COOK ou
ihe river and bar, at reasonable rate
. .
» ii
v€n81
OF PURE GOD UVER OH.
& n d H Y P O P H O S P H I T C a
>tub-wood and stave tim- A lm o s t a s P alatab le as Milk.
-tvs!.
So dliraiMd that It cow tow tffhWL
wad oeetmtlotrd by thm M N
•j'nber filled in qunnti- N digeated,
B i l t l r e itomacb, when (ho a b la e ll
he tcleratut» wed by
• ; ot the lowest living connot
btnettow of tk« oil with the
j phi tea if much more efflcMlc
KtsirkaUt as • ta k y i l u f .
i. FARKEK,
Fersans gain rapidly vtlk talSai
CHAS. F. DOE.
SCOTT’S
EMULSION iaacknowH _
i.u’ii Coos counnty Ore^.
Phjrsiciai s to be the Fineat and Belt j
vi lllS
tf.
ration in the world for the relief and r
IN, SOROFUlA.
CON 8 UMPTIOI
ILITT, W ARTIM
GENERAL OEBILt
PiONEER
(•] a n r
o I nut
Ar
LIN E!
DISEASES, EMAOtATIOM,
COLDS an d CMRONIO COUGMR.
Th» great remedy for
Watting in Children. Sold I f
F R O M
Copille Cily to otter City,
Carrying tlie XT. S.
I n X -A J E X j S ,
I CURE
Freig h t and Passengers.
will leave Coquille City every
day (except Fonday) at 5 a. m. and 1 p.
S TAGES
m., connecting with steamer each trip for
all points on Coos bay. Leave Utter City
Marshfield, Oreg- everyday (except 8unday) at 9 a. m. and
Farms, Town Property and Timber Land- 3:30 p. m. Passengers by morning stage can
visit Marshfield and Empire City, having
For Sale
two hours in eaoh place, returning to Co-
t-v?"Having Been County Surveyor for four
quille City the same day.
years, I have an intimate knowledge of all
Fare, On© Dollar.
surveyed lands in the county, and par ties
wishing to sell, rent o r purchase will find it Always Go With the Mails and Make
.
Connections.
to their advuntage tooommunicate with me
Correspondence Solicited-
ft
LSION
P P O l
JOHNSON <SS DUNHAM
v7o37
Proprietors.
When I ear Ou*» I «*• aekaüa
¡op i them fo r a tim e, and then nave J g w g «•*
Btop
iru again.
mkaw
A RADICAL C U A
turn
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1 have made Ute dleeeae el
F A IX n iG
A life-long itndy. I WAUUirt
Ctmn the worst case*. Beea
failed ia no reason for not now. .
Send nt once for n treatise a n d *
of my ix r allibir R embdt .
and Post Office. It oosts yea
trial, and it will care yob. At_____
H .O R O O T ,M .C ^U 3P p R L >y ,
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