LOCAL ITEMS.
Randolph hail a fight Saturday.
O o to W im er A Campbell’s i«*r
choice meats.
G o and see J. J. W ilson’s new
(•took of jewelry.
Pop-korn balls at Miss Kroneu-
bcrg’s caudy store.
Taffy o f her owu good
Miss Krouenberg’s.
make at
The foundation o f the bank was
commenced yesterday.
Go to Prof. Stanley’s book-keep
ing school.
Our lady typo made a Short vis
it to the bay.
A. M. Crawford, Esq., came over
from Marshfield yesterday.
A lfred Lingreen, a Norwegian,
was drowne« 1 in the Siuslaw v,u the
23rd.
Coquille City needs more side
walks and some of its streets
planked.
Meats
and
vegetables the
• The schoouer Eureka was seen choicest and full weight at Jobu-
son’s market.
off the bar ou Thursday.
Robert L ogrn and Miss K ale
Tobacco, cigars etc., etc., at W i
Applebee were married at Port
iner A Campbell’s market.
Th e l>est stock and lowest prices Orford on the 20th inst.
llud Sione and his sisters Misses
The finest stock o f jewelry and Nannie and Maggie o f this place
watches on the river at J. .1. W il took in tie* Odd Fellows’ ball at
Marshfield Saturday night.
son’s.
in jewelry an 1 watches at Wilson's.
Ed Taylor has shut down his
Miss Lizzie Hudson o f Sumner
spent Sunday with frieuds in this can p for the season, and the boys
are beginning to come to town for
place.
the winter.
Rol>ert. Hunt has returned after^
The South M. E. church is de
a couple ot years’ resilience in Cal-
termined to elevate the morals of
i for r*ia.
Coquille City and have employed
W iiner A Campbell, our new
to that end A. Dei rick.
mnrketmen, will deal on the tap tare
L ost .- A
memorandum book
with yon.
only v In able to its owner was lost
For good sausage gi> to W im er
during circuit by G. W . Skaggs.
A Campbell’» market in the Moul
Myrtle Point. Send it to him if
ton building.
you find it.
Mr. J. Ed. Taylor lias cotoe to
Capt. P.rk er has finished his
town to live. He will buy proper
new tug, the Triumph, and Iris
ty and build.
her in running order. Sin* is said
Mr. L)’xlge editor o f onr up-riv to be one o f the finest tug-* o f her
er department, is sorely afflicted size on the coast.
with tonsilet is.
The Mail says ‘'Gardiner is l>e-
0 ie hundred barrels of chewing omning a place of bloated bond
ptvn jnst received at Miss Kronen- holders, tin* Gardiner C inning
b*r*»’s candy store.
company h«> beeen duly iin* >rpo-
Fine fresh beefsteak. p«»rkchop, rated with a c-q ital stock of $ 1 0 0 .
mutton chop, and sausages at
Quite a number iff our citizens
AN inter A Campbell’s.
attended the dedieati >n of the
The s h »oners C >qnille, Ciiet«o,
Adam Wiiner ri building a fine
dwelling ou his place at Fishtrap.! and Free Trade are ready to sail
The Eureka is off the Coquille, j and waiting favorable weather.
Real Estate Firm
We have over 4<kX’ acres of fine fir ami ;
eeda' timber which can be had in large or
1 small tracts which includes some <u the j
j finest old growth timber in tl«<* county. 1
j ItiOOacres of 1 ; st cedar tract yet t«» 1 « had
Miss Lera Leach,
in the county atl in one body at <>nl\ 87 p> r
i acre. Just think of it. Correspondence s >- At h r home opposite MflSonio hall,
i heited.
C o q u ille C i t y .
JJ|!?8« k 1—r. lots in Coquille City with good 1
l»ox house of 5 rooms; small barn ai d some
aid fancy sewing, and 3 rcssmnking
fruit, all fenced; part bottom ground; ban-■ to <»l‘«li •r.
vTulOtl
: dv to school and other «xjnveniiTices.
O IF 1
Good news for the bald aud gray
Many new buildings will be he ads comes from Indianapolis.
erected in this placo between now The water from anew artesian well
there produces new crops o f hair
and spring.
O P
aud turns gray b*ards black.
A new wagon for sale at a great
utoiec
Jiivf
I b 'r i 'i v e i l
Si]
NOTICE FOR PU B L IC A T IO N .
- -*■ « ++- «
COQUILLE CITY, Coos Co., O r X«*w l M
n - r u o ia i «V S u n lo r il.
L am » OKVICK AT
DHEÌ.O» »
bargain. Inquire o f W. N ot ley
A German scientist wishes to
September U, 1889.
{
A neat home of over 4-0 acres, throe qua:-»
ice is hereby given Shat the fotlowtuu-naiued
t«-rs of n mile from Coquill«* Cii-v wit !i new «<-‘ Nut
this place
tf determine by means of photo
.ti«-r Uad flw-d i<. tl -e of Ids intention to make
8 room house: sparkiin(. spring branch, va
linai
proof iu support uf his datiu, and that said
W
IL
L
TRANSACT
A
G
E
N
E
R
A
L
R
EAL
graphy
if
th«}
moon
is
inhabited,
riety of land, hill, bottom und timber, sev
Dr. and Mrs. Sponogle took in
proof wiil be mad«- before Ole Judge, or in bin ab-
eral
acres
cleared
and
cultivated,
on
public
the Odd Fellows’ festivities at the and it is sai«l that the king of:
ie-mv. b?ro -e the <"lork ol ttie couuty court of Cooa
road Price if‘¿¡» 00 .
E ST A TE BUSINESS.
county i'r .,«t • »»«pire t ity. Or , on Saturday, No-
Wurtemburg
has
decided,
in
order!
1
5
5
0
ncr«*s
near
Norway;
80
acres
boltoni
vi-mb d, 1
viz: Tyrns A. Armlleld, hoiueatead
bay Saturday.
mostly■ well e'eared ami in h fili^h s 1 alt* of '■nt; « No. < 1 «»r ilio S 1 i of SE 11 S<»c. :3, Tp ‘JC K
to
solve
the
inteiesting
problem,
t«>
j
It
1
1
»
«
st,
and
lots
1 and2, Sec. 1, Tj>. 27 S. It. 11
< ultivjicion; 159 acres « f liciteli land. \>h ntv we«t, W. M.
Salmon have gone to the rapids
«
f
sto*:’i
is*
t
\
ru
*t
water,
fine
orchards
0
f
dv
i
IV I'a.i.c.-i the following witimsaes to prove hU
and small creeks o f the upper river cause to be made, in the best pos- j
amp!«, buildings. iH-w f.-t>.ccs. f li*- \ k 'M of emit: :.' uh «l'sitli-nce upon, hm J cultivation of,
W
ill
Imy
a
u<l
sci
inijirovcd
Farm
s
n
i l e i I. v«7.: J » m
i«ir«:e, Ed. N eely, JohnC.
Cluj'S. The best farm yet off ■ rid for the
sible condition, photographs of *he
and are said to be numerous.
N- y, if Fu. -,
C eia C iaaty, Or., and J. T.
money. Price ^sqco.
Culver, Ma,anti -id, Co a couuty, l*r.
moon; then to enlarge the negative
eepjl
c ' uas . w. JodsaTos, Uogiater.
129 r < r- s <>n Middle er< * k:i51• MPIV.Î i*«»t*om
Tlu •re were 855 tickets sold at
Also
w
ild
lands,
Tim
ber
claims,
hind. ¡:9 feue» d and cultivât« <1 * r i f ; bri";■ * f
11 ) 0 ,0 0 0 times. .
the Add Fellows’ baliat Marshfield,
old gu,>wtli timber; go'-il ore
uf ir» *
»
♦
TIM BER L A N D NOTICE.
trees, inil for .<l*'*‘Ni.
and nltogthei *.t was a grand affair.
stock ranehes, ete.
Lot us give the readers of the!
HO ;;eres a f«-w miles from Fail vieVv’ 8 '.tit I IN IT L D ST A T E S L A N D O F F IC E ,
abl • f<►
r stock. 1 horses. 11 1 *« m 1 of on tle. ,
lhiseburg, <Jrt‘gon,Sent, lli, 1889. Notice
It turns out that the time for ex- H e r a l d a little timely advice. Hot
«»ne w;;.•joti. tw<* plows. 'em- harrow* ami a
herctiy given that in compliance with the
lot of ha.y-is all offered for
changing sc ho >1 books extends to weather is coming mid w >th it colic,
t<# gel 1 provisions of the act of Congresa of JuneS,
«jui« !•: ;si !e.
; l^TH. entitled “ An net for the sale of timber
chuleta
m
rims,
dysentery
and
d
i
Oct. 81 as stilted iuthe H e r a ld and
A ?«••w «en.acre lots otilv 01 I!li!e from | lands in the States of California. Oregon,
. NYvhdu. an l Washington Territory,” David
t*-w :■ ;it 'N 2 .riO each.
contradicted by other papers of the arrhoea. The only safe wav to i
: Oi -er of Kalania, county oj Cowliix. territo-
i IV • hits and ne 1 ««usein f q u ill « City
com! at these diseases, is to keep; with the snino car.t aud judgement srt h-»:«••* g ord ’u land, all
1 of V.’ashington, has this day filed in this of-
state.
lene; I and
u hi - sworn st.item« lit S«»‘-f«»r the purchase
I »»: I .»•.in at ilVsw,
of t Iu N ■: q . Sec. 10, I ownship ¿8 S, Range 9
Mr. Sclnoeder informs us that some reliable r«*mnly at hand, and exercised in their own purchases.
:«l «•••.'. vs 11 j * v « sola- ex'-.-lle bargains i West. Tind will offer proof to »«how that the
will pay aiyeis iu ill ves* ignt« . lsltf i h.ml sought is more valuable fy»r its timber
t!u* meeting of Liberals at Port- all who have tried Chamberlain's
<»;• stone than for sgilculturarpurpfises, anil
p.
Colic,
Cholera
nn«l
Diarrhoea
Reme
urtit’ i wishing to dispose o f prop
lan« l was an immense gathering,
! to est..:>lish his claim to said lund before the
: lit gist* r and Receiver of this office at Rose-
and that a thorough organizati«*n dy will admit that it is the most
erty can not do better than to
70
burg. Oregon, on Monday, the lt»th day ot
prompt, reliable and •successful .
LiU
was perfected.
I Dec. mb* r. 1 n > 9. He names as witneses. E.
place
it
our
hands
as
our
medicine known for these coin - 1
| G. R. e, Joim E. DeWolf, of Roseburg, Doug
It is believed that a railroad from plaints. It costs but 25 or 50 cents,
las county. Oregot), and G. W . SearlHjand O
The
new
A
1
Schooner
chances for disposing
L. Ranks of Kalina, Cowlilz couiity. Wash-
Roseburg will be built t«> Coos and may be the means of saving
l iifgtoiitiiritoiy .
Any and all pei>on«
are
first-class.
P arkersburg ,
i claiming adversely the almve described
bay next season.
There is some y«iu or yi.ur fam ily much suffering, I
lands are requested to tile their claims iu
if not life itself, before the sum -Í
, tins office on or before said Kith day o f De-
thing brewing, but we fear it wont
W
e
are
prepared
to
nttfnd
to
mer is over. For sale by J. H.
] cember, 1889.
be our goodlueh to have a railroad. Nosier. Coquille City, and W. L.
Cu.m. W'. J ohn son,
Register.
Mr. \Y. P. Mast o f North Co- Dixon, M yrtle Point, Oregon.
CV=2
— ----
. » .^ ♦ • —
—
Timber Land, Act June 3 , 1 8 7 8 .—Notice
quille and Johnny Baker of this
I OK S IM P
for Publication.
place are agents for Staver A
About 30 or 35 finí stoc k hogs in ¡
(T O
U n i rt.n Si a t f . s L a n d O rncE ,
W alker’s farm machinery nnd yes. fair order. Apply to Matt Kerrigan! WE TRANSACT ALL LEGAL
ko.vburg, Or., Sept. 28, 1889.
cm
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
terday received some wagons and at the Matt Rink place or address
with the provir.ioss of tlie act <d Congress ol
BUSINESS IN THIS
him at Coquille city.
2w
and other machinery.
June 3. 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of
Vmber l.nnls in t!;-* st iles of California, Oregon.
Citili Expressly for Hit*
Th*« anarchists o f Chicago hissed
NOTICE I’OR PUBLICATION.
Nevada, and Washington Territory." C. D
LINE.
Elliott, of Roseburg, county of Douglas, state
L a n d < >i i ic k R o se in: bo « litar»»*, »
the -tars and strip.es a few «lays ago,
of Or* g jn has this day filed in this office hi?
Oct. 17. lsS'.t. \
sworn statement No.----- .for the purchase of the
and vft their only safety is beneath X ’ i ) I K K is h ereby given that in corup'i-
W e ln*j)e by fair detti in g and
n,
o! s*-L-t;on No. 20. in township No. 31 s
i
A
a
n
c
o
v
i
t
h
the
provisio
ns
o
f
the
act
of
that thig. They shouitl have the
ian*. ■ No. 11 vv. and will offer proof to show
congress o f J une 5 , IS7 S entitled ‘‘ An act
I L L Run on no other Route.
This that ih- km l souglit is more valuable for its
banner’s stripes laid on their bare for the sato o f tiiub *r I finds in the st.'.t>-s c f strict attention to business to mer-
vessel having made six round trips limla r or stone tl'.an for agricultural purposes,
backs three time j a day with an ox C a lifo rn ia . O r - c o i i . N e v a d a nnd W a s h i n g it the confidence of parties having ! in ^ last six mouths, is s(ipi>os«'d to keep n i tu r-tabl:s!i t.i- claim tosaid laml before the
hut it is too rough for her to enter.
SHERWOOD k SANFORD,
Eoi Misti’?
Sales in Person.
C O Q
U I L L I-:
w
Th e Catholic chnrcl: in Marsh Oild Fellows’ hall in M ir-hiield on
' up her past record and
— 1 —:i'
*:| '--“*'
will —
until
furtlnr - k fg vter .-¡nd K-ct-iver ot this ofticeat Roseburg,
ton T erriio ry ” W i l i a m I I a * i d » n o ; E js « -
Or. . in 1 .day, the 27th «lay «»f Deceml»er, 1889.
field was dedicate 1 Oct *ber 20th. Saturday. Tin* dedication cere gad.
business
to
transact
iu
our
line.
notice,
on
anil
after
November
lath,
delivr
hurg, co intv o f D o u g l a s , state o f (freco n ,
I !•• n.miec .1 . witnesses: Benjamin Officer and
fr* ight to Copuille City and all points on J A K lic I.I ' v of Portland, J. D. I.airil of Rose-
W im er A Campbell the new has this d ay filed in this o filc e h is sworn
Fath •»r Bentgen officiated.
monies ver<* g >ttcn through with
i.u*--, «.)'., and O. W. Sccimltz, of 'lacoma, W ,
the lower river at the following rates:
l’ .io J. O. O. 1 . of market men propose to give the statom *nt No. — f >r the p ireli Mo o f thy s e
I
I t von want the tenderest and in tine shape.
Flour
$4
per
ton.
salt,
naiis,
iron
and
r.
■
1
*4 o f s«c. n >. ‘i't. in tp. N o . *_*S s > tt'i. range
Any n:.«l a'! |»er-ons claiming adversely the
p«
«-pie
of
Coquille
City
the
benefit
Marm•
field
now
lm*e
a
tin**
build
*¡5.80,
other
freight
per
ton.
choices» «teaks, go »o the new mar
no.
west, a n d will offer proof fo sh ow that
abovi -de-. ribed lands are requestid to file their
The Schooner C (IQ U iL L E will ala*»carry claims in thb office on or before said 27th day
• >} low prices. They are fixing up the la n d sou gh t is m ore v.-Bu.ible f> r its
mg to n.eet in.
ket o f Winter it C a m p b e l l.
A Sa’.4lk).—¡*>¿0 acres, liwl of bottom, bal- freight at the rame rates.
of 1 Yeiinber, 1689.
tim ber o r stone th an fo r agricnltur d pur-
hill land ¡54 acres plow laud, 10 acres
Cu As W . J o hnsto n , Ri-gister,
In Gu**!ph, Ontario, tin* other >id>* ami cross walks so their cus j»os#s. an d to establish his claim t> st;d an«‘*
C o q i . i m -K M il l A Tun C oxsi a s t .
Tom N on is’ saw mill at rived in
me .»low. good buildings orchards and spring |
tomers can reach their shop with
water,
school
and
]>->sii'ffloe
near,
one-half
land before the ltegis.er a n d R r e i v e r *»f
this place yesterday.
Tom will day, every man, woman and child,
mile from Fairview 1J. O.
out going tlmrngh mud.
this offiicc at R o seb u rg O re g o n , on Friday
soon build the TIer.rv street bridge so f.*i as could be ascertained, buf
*
IJ
—¿iK) acres, 49 of swale bottom,
M a r r ie d :— I n Oakland, C alifor tin* 1 7 th d iv o f J a n u a ry . lS'.Hl.
balntic- bencli land, .50 plowed, t*0 roughly
fered
for
about
four
hours
with
He names as witnesses: G 'b«-rt F. Guild, cleared for pasture, fair buildings and good
L IN Fields says when Lyons
nia, Mr. W: J. "Wimer to Miss A i - William E. lioso of Rose! u -g Or.. I ’louins young orchard of ¡500 tieus, 100 bearing, 40
headveoe,
am!
the
local
physicians
- d e a l e r is —
warrants a shoe lie means just
nie E. Dawes. \\ ill Le at home J. Laser, ileury A. Uas.*r of Camas Valley, aeri'S fetu id with ted cedar.
arc
loo
mg
wise
¡»¡id
t-...»;ug
about
(* «‘aVM—I - l acres ¡51 cows 17 other cattle..'
what he says.
I f they are not
C o n fe c t io n e r y
I
S t a t io n e r y ,
at 13S3 Hurrisson stree t, Oakland, l ir.
liiif mar* s, new wagon and two sets harness
¡is-uros
in
tin*
e.uth
and
tho
es
Aliy
i>n
i
all
persons
rlni'i
in
g
udv.-rsely
good he makes them good.
q
plow.
harrow,
hay
rei*.«-
and
pr.
*.Jor
aftei October 25th. The HERALD the a b o . « 'escribed bin.is .«re r « t -
cape iff naturiii g.'.aes.
I'M
* pro pert y sold ong with place.
fi!e »-h-ir /1 im - in t h is n i l ' -• on o. ' . f-r<« ut li* 1
\Vest<>n has a baby girl that was
a*"**» ..ri» >t*• ». 11 ! »tel '• i d ea r J. ¿a m mead-
nr. 1 a host or friends in this coun sai ! 1 7 it' uay o: J;.nna -v. 1 ■•«.* >.
.\l; ms Id.- K. !vioui i,burg, uealer
. , ; wo ^' »- -'.1 It- tr.se- ,nd go- d barn, finest i /-»
•»/
n - a
born without the semblance of eves.
C ; a s . W . J o h n « t o s ,
Oregon.
ty
unite
iu
wishing
the
couple
of Wiit< r. oi.iy om niif mile from river j U G q U l U e C i t y ,
lt<üisi<-r.
!;uui • 1 L\ Í<t itamiol] Ipli aiul «»ae mile from !
I t is a healthy little girl and s the in cauuies, nuts, etc , lias a nice joy ¡mil happiness.
Parkt i -il»u rg eie ileo I..<::*• ion for -Hock.
show case iu her store, a present
wonder of Umatilla county.
EE. ¡ti Iri'Kj — l*>t^ tî
fiom tue firm she is dealing with
1
E
l.
H
e r a l d :---We were in M yr
. twi("Ivo
Dr. M iller, aud Miss Agnes
tWO r th*• ru t III. tek m n in < iregon. ( »ne
in the city, l ilted with a-.-oited tle: Point the night « f the 2Stli
• f tot «•1».riCriSt t.atv ams «.-ff « re«i on our iist.
Hermann, daughter of Oregon’s
Fariii f .it: !> improvt .1 vitti i.uildings, f. nee
candies aud placed ou the counter inst.. an«l uotice was given that the
congressman, were m arred
at
raid «•.‘••ll!trd. Mil head wut rs of North
it attracts trie attention of the pas W. C. T. U. were to hold an en
fork of Coquille.
Roseburg on Monday o f last week.
G Ri **>— 1G‘J acres «me mile ami a half
ser-by with its Leonty.
tertainment that night.
Prepara
fair buildings
fr.iiu river latiditu; at \r.t
Confectionery o f all kinds, novels,
«od «»-chard, '»e-t of water; several aeri-s
—OH—
The Trombone band received two tions were made and we were pres
. iiit*.'■;,*.‘,t amt bnlance i J good timbef and
writing paper aud envelopes at
gr 1 s laud on a public road and well loca-
The
Assassination
o
f
*
ent.
A
fter
assembling
at
tin*
place
new corn* te and baiitout by ex
t(A* •
Miss Ida K . Kronen berg’s. A new
press Friday from the well known appointed the exercises wernopen- Dr- Patrick H enry Cronin
FF. 8 '< * > >— Forty-three acres all oh*»ice
stock o f candies on the next steam
land.
R't nty-thr.-e acres cleared, neat build
e«l
by
Rev.
Hampton,
followed
by
A givat reduction in prices lias be«-u inaile in all our dooartuients
firm
o f J. W. Pepper.
New
— IIY —
ings. fences and line variety of choice fruit
er.
Boats can land at the d*»«>r if they wish.
music
accompanied
them aud remarks from Rev. Fenton and Dr.
m:.\K\
»
.
h im .
S -hool. store, and postoffiee close at hand.
«P. E. Dean,who had an ankle dis-
Ui»? bins have been practicing Brower, after which there were
Very pretty location ¡fud ch*-ap terms can
h>csted and broke is up ami around
ou ¡»art payment.
i.»n o f lia«- A g**. be D lmd
siiico on the music. The horns are declamations, songs, and dialogues Tii<:(iri*at<-sl
D .'Jlgiki— Large, new Queen Anne cot
on crutches. H e will have fair use
tage at linndon, with two acres of ground.
beauties nicely engraved and make from the young. • A collection was
It i-* t lie only completo ami authentic book >11 the Entirely new and not quite finished, one of
o f his foot much to the surprise of
bjo t
Drimful of hitherto unpuhli.Hhe'l Ia-ta the finest Remit properties at the mouth of
taKen to obtain literature, etc. «u
line music.
ttiui coutaina ill* muents never before «riven to ttie
the doctors and his friends.
world 1’rofuHeiy illunt rated with original ami llne- the river. Will soon be very valuable.
A check for several thousand F ive dollars and thirty cents, was ly «»cent d eu^ravin^-H of tti- pruu-ip «1 actor« and
J .-ifikKl—100 acres all level but 15; fio
Hconeit iu the iragody; in addition, a vi-w of the
Practically we are without toads
court-room duritiK the progress of the trial; of tho acres ch ared and cultivated, soil of the fin
dollars sent to Pope L eo X I 11 reported from the collection.
weapon« with wi.ieh the u.itortunato physi.ian
«piality. being black sandy loam easily
the t.avel during the late rains
A call was made for new mem nu t lii« late A valuable pictorial hnuory of Uu« est
DEALER I X -
worked,
does not owflow; balance of uu-
from Newark, N. J., has been re
Kreatrat of modern crimre
having cut them up so they are
cteari-d land is thickly studded with soft
bers,
and
seven
gave
their
names,
EVEUYBODY W A N TS T H IS BOOK
turned through the regular chan
mi*pic, much of which is tim* saw tt her.
unfit for use. W here i* is practi
which
raised
the
membership
to
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nel.-. to tic* Newark bank on which
largo lrr.it trees; line sji’ inu branch <>u place
F or the best Bargains to be had call on
cable we must use gravel; other
Strike while the iron in hot! This ih the only r<*- gooit roil c**d:it and place for fencing; all
if was drawn, duly endorsed by tin* twenty two. E very body seemed liable
ami authentic edition published Nearly 5*
wise build plank roads.
st*M:k, grain, hay. impbunents, wagons, har
paijcM \R -utH are selliiiK from ten to fifty ropiee a
Tl :e hand-writing is ne it to be highly pleased with the work. «lay
p
and are eoiniu# money Send l>' cent« for ' oin- ness. et.*.. on place at time of sale go with
Mr. Shumake horse whipped a
1«•<K);
• tiletft eanvaeeing out lit immediately aud uaiuo i ho pb.. e whi**h w i'l be vorth *<vcr
>t!> ! <•ven.
L'he : cheek vv i 1 i. be kept It surely was a grand success, ami choice of territory Addreka
W i ll take special Measurest'for C L O T H IN G -
this i-> one of tin* finest farms in the county
certain Bandou carpenter in pres
we feel like saying to the ladies of
when well developed and must be seen to
as h f5onv( * 11 i r.
T1IE H I S T O R Y C O M EASY, 1 a*,»t»"«*ciat.‘d.
JSPeT'Agency for the New Hom e Sewing Machine.
ence of a big crowd at the Bundon
M yrtle Point, and other plac«?s,
7^3 Market Stre«-tt San Fraucieco, i ai
K
■d a c res of good bench land
K
Mi
nr 11 a Smith «>f Norway.
wharf the other day.
For the
Toward, fovvard, foward, until the
one mile and a half from Coqnille on which
Mai:. e, Iut nu aquarium .
Near
is a large amount of red e Jar: is easily
Timber
Land,
Act
Tune
3
.
18
7
8
Notice
credit o f the town, huch a thing
curs«- of intern¡nmtnce hits bo«*n
cleared
and on a public road.
for Publication.
the j*iei at hol cottage s! 10 has a
should not occur O. F. T. (en .)
driven from our land, ami happi
O ¡j>_'f»0«l—177 acres; tiO Ijotfoni land bal
SITI(M »1 o f la me fieli. The y consist
U niteo S t a te s 1 a n p O h u e ,
ance good hill; tiO acres cleared f«>r pasture
ness and freedom reigns over all
A C ard .— W e shall meet the re
R
dskbi ug . O regon , S«-pt.. mth. 1889 .
and meadow, good buildings, orchard and
j
suits
and
of cha® , Ir -r ti
flat fish.
Notice is 1» -r»-by given tliat in compliance fine spring branch No. 1 for stock four miles
supreme.
(J. Z.
duction in the prices o f meats and They
with the provsions of the act of « ongress oi from Myrtle l'oiut on the river.
nr«* H > \\ •II trained ns to eat
—
—
June 3. 1878, entitled " A n net for die sale of
sell the best steaks hereafter at H
W i u l c r C‘ lit»l«*ra .
beans out <»l il ri■poon. SinR Ims the
timlH-r lands in the .states of Gnlilorniu. Oregon, | H H . $8.r>0—Sixty-one acres part bench
cents. As a matter o f course tire
Nevada, anil Washington territory," U. A. nnd part bottom land. Was once improved
A species o! bowel complaint, Brown,
large r «tin named and can cnll
place is
of I’ortland, (Jountv of Multnomah, but as owner is a non-resident,
buying price o f mock will have to
grown up with brush. Good
them to her. Miss Smith has been known as ‘‘ winter cholera,” appear ;tate <«f Oreg«»n has this «lay filed in this office ' considerably
speculation for a party with a little “ git,”
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bis sworn <-tat'Miient N'o,------for the ( a'chase of
be reduced accordingly, which we
feeding them for several teasous ed iu several cities in the North th- m i 1-; of section N o 22. in Township No. 28 also ¡Mu acr**s unimproved laml on Bear
cri-ek at a mere trifle.
regret.
8 . P C. J ohnson .
south range N o q west, and will offer proof to
and they have grown to a large west last winter and is likely t> he show
S S;5.'0«">— 1 ¡51 acres, 50 of No. 1 bottom
that the land sought is more valuable for '
On a recent vi--.it to Myrtle Point size.
more general t iis season. Cham its timber or stone than for aitrictdtuial pur land balance hill land, one mile from
poses, and to establish his claim to -..«¡d land Myrtle l ’oiut lies directly'on the river and
we noticed twenty-three new b u ild
berlain's Colic, Cboh»ra and Diar licfie the Register an-! Receiver ofthts office at I a good public lauding, fair buiding, sight
Richard Iiohillard, night engi
Oregon, on '1 tnir-d iv the 12th flay of commanding.
ings just completed or receiving
rhoea Remedy is a certain cure for Rosehttrjj,
idecemlier. i88q.
1 *e nntnes as w itnesses: M
neer at one o f the Pittsbury mills
II Ä7.VM— 1 M0 acres; the B oas Dairy Farm,
tho finishing touches, and four
it. For Sale by J. II. Nosier, o f 11 B own. A G. Gotigli. G. A Brown, of only 8 miles from Coquille City, and hav
Building houses, bridges or other structures. I f you want
in Minneapolis, has a very precious
I’oitlind. Multnomah rout tv, Oregon,
and ; ing oth«*r advantages which make it well-
foundations being laid, besides
Coquille City, anil \V. L. Dixon, John li D e W o l l , of Roseburg, Douglas conn- \ nigh perfect., such as the purest spring wat wagon, buggy or other ueliic/e built, repaired or painted,
tv, Oregon.
several clearings for
buildiugs in a cl in * lock“ 1 up in his house, of M yrtle Point.
er, prop«’r division of htil and bottom land;
Anv and all perrons elaintuig adversely ttv* 89 acres hill, 120 of bottom; 109 acres slash briny it along.
I f you want any building o f any hind done,
which he gn ir Is je d >usly. This
* <9* *
that will be erected before spring.
above described lands are rerptesti'd to ft!e ed arid cleared for pastur«* and meadow, all
come and get our figures. I f you haue any
(inm chewers’ paralysis is the t'teir c’aims in this offiee on or Reforesaid 12th 1 feiict-d. good buildings and orchards, 50 head
It is plain that the Point is on the piece o f mechanism is, so Robil-
mixed
cattle,
fine
bull
and
yoke
i*f
steers,
day of Iieccniber, j88q.
latest form of professional neurosis
about t«0 ehi-ep aud lambs, lings, chickens,
( " h a s . W . J o h n s t o n . Register.
eve o f a season of great prosperitv lard says, a solution o f the problem
plow, harrow, roller, wagon and a good io be done, bring it to us.
recorded in medical literature.
of
perpetual
motion.
Tho
machine
YJe will make it largely to your
and ere ai other season rolls
mower sold along with the farm.
Please
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s
T IM B E R LA N D NOTICE.
advantage to deal with us.
don't all speak a*, once.
around it will be one of the liveli has been running for seven weeks.
Ex-Pension Cummissoner Tan-
U $4209— 249 acres 19 miles from Myrtle
est towns in the state.
Five new It requires no fuel, a little oil be I ner ami Secretary Noble are hav U t a w j S tates I. and OpricK, IIontmttRO, O b .
Point Hit acres bottom laud 29 cleared there
September il'.h, 1889.
Lessee G cllier’s shop, Front St.
stores will be erected next sum ing all that is needed to keep it in ing a battle o f words over tho form
Notice is hereby given that in conipliance ! on 109 acres lex el bench, balance rolling
hills,
iiving
water
several
orchards
nnd
fair
shape.
with the provisions of the act of Cotigrem
mer.
ers actions while holding office.
of June 3, IS 78 . eiditled “ An act for the sale j new house, p »stoffic«*, mills schools aud
Sherwood & Sanford.
Miss Ida K . Kronenberg,
S o d a W a t Sa « *¡ Alatt-wL-sr
C O Q U IL L E
C IT Y
CASH STO K E!
A
MAMMOTH
FALL STOCK,
Especially in Clothing.
H a v e ju s t r e c e iv e d one o f the fin est
S to c k s o f G lcih in g ih ^ t o v e r r e a d i e d
C oos county.
ILOIEeiElItTS-
A. s
G . A . H T JN N E W E L L ,
Coquille City, Oregon.
«
Blacksmithing,
Wagonmaking,
TAKES
G ENERAL JOBBING.
C o n tra c ts fo r
B L A O K S M IT H IN 6
G. A . H u n n & w e ll,
Elder (I R. Edmunds of Fish-
Chadwick Lodge No. fi 8 A. F.
and A. M. o f this place have issued trap has a few hundred straw berry
a circular letter to two hundred plants for sale that tho people
H e sent to
different lodges to help discover the should go for hi once.
New
York
Inst
spring
and
got a
missing Peter Goeller. Tho circu
lar contains the description o f the few plants at a big cost, but was
h*st one and where he was last amply repaid, for such fruit as lie
seen. Mr. Rogers, who telegraph raised this summer has never
ed from Roseburg, gave a correct been our good fortune to see. The
description nnd even called him by berries grew to six and s?ven
his right name— Peter— l»eforc ho inches in circumference on these
seen the picture. When Rogers new viuea, and the quality the
G et some
left him he was near Red Bluffs, i best we ever sampled.
California, going south.
: of thorn.
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church convenient; 120 acres joining will be
if solil soon; government laud joining.
j fere
j Y $1500— K»rJ acres three mites front town
several acres tine creek bottom lend, hurtled
anil seeded to grass, the finest of pasture,
and pure spring water; the land joining
; can be had reasonable.
Z $1000— 7.‘»xKX) feet corner lot near cen
ter of Coquille City, with large bnildings
thereon, also two lots 50x100 feet with good
new cottage, nice location for only $1909.
; A 320 acres ot coal land near tide-water
on the river, several veins of coal theron,
prit:<* on application.
;
; AA $709— 152 acres near M inard's mill
on East fork of-tho Coquille.
! P15 $10«)9— IG'3 acres of t nimproved laml
near Parkersburg on which is some valuable
j cedar timber will make tt g«x»d home when
improved.
CC $2500— 162 acres at mouth of Lanipey
creek if» cattle, ¡15 sheep, mare aud colt,
CitiB. W. J ohnstow , Register. tools, 3old along with place.
of timber binds in the states of California.
K in g Lu is of Portugal died on Oregon. Nevada and Washington Terri-
tory.” Fred Robeson, of damns vallev, conn-
the 20th. Th e funeral tcok place tv of Dougina, stnf«' «»f Oreg<»n. lias this «lay
fill'd in this olfic«* his sworn statement No.—
on the 20th. A deputation from for the purchase of the N\V qr. «>f section
F4. in township number “8 south
the German regiment, o f which the number
range number ’* west, and will offer proof to
king was honorary colouel, attend Rhow that the land sought is more valuable
for its timber or stone than for agricultural
ed the funeral.
purposes, and to establish his claim to said
I mu before the Register and Receiver of
at Roseburg. Oregon, on Monday
Henry V illard is a repeater. thisoffice
the 9th day of December, 18K*.
He names as witnesses:
A . A . Page and
Onlv a few years ago be was driven
Z. \V. Parker, of Cumas Valley, Douglas
out of the Northern Pacific office, a county, Oregon, anil E. G . Lee and Alrfed
bankrupt imd a fugitive. Now, by A. Morrill, of Roselmrg, Douglas county,
the exorcise of fineness that lias not O regon.
Aiiy and all persons claiming adversely
been equaled in American finance, the al*ovo-tlescribed lands arc roxuestud to
: he takes complete control o f th a t, file their claims in this oVco on or before
eaid 9th day of December, 1889.
great property.
Jn o . K ro n e n b e rg & S o n .
M A N U F A C T U R E R S O F A N D D E A L E R S IN
Tin, Copper iimi NiH'ij Iron Wart
S
Oils,
T
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Paints,
V
E
S
,
Crockry,.
Lamps,
H a r n e s s and W o o d e n W a r e ,
Guns, Fishing
Tacke,
etc., etc.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HIDES. EGGS. ETC.
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