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DUNHAM'S CAMP.
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P H Y S IC IA N
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over-night at the camp. A particu- in size and flavor to those imported ' consider the fares charged exorbit-
larly noteworthy feuture o f the fiom California.
ant, and who believe that the op-
MILL AND s h o p s
j eratiug o f the route has been a
buikiing is a covered veianda rim­
Mr. Dunham ’s mill has a capacity source o f considerable reveuuo to
ing its entire length, and communi-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
JiANT) Ot'FlCK, liOHEFt'K«», OliKOON, )
Sept. 9, 1889. \
ance with the provisions of ti e act of
congress o f June 3. 1878, entitled
City. County o f ('« km ». state o f Oregon, has
j deluge o f rain, and soon fouud our- | the building, so thut a person is ity passing over the isthmus have fact is, Mr. Dunham has kept the
mitigating the dark blown enabled to reach auy apartment seen the1 mill, but few know that route open, at «a loss to himself,
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Louver slough. Tv>o without passing through the other: attached to it is one o f the most solely f«»r the accommodation of
: hours of hard pulling on the part ^|ie c o o k also is thus enabled to, complete machine shops in the the Vous county public, and the
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a id of patient, i r e a c h j . » t h o v a r i • o u s s t . o r e r o o m s a . t i , county.
1*1e r e is a l a t h e a n il l i n l l
¡ n o n u n i o n o ! t h e c o m i t y s in t e r e s t j
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Oregon
t h o u g h n o t s i l e n t , s u t f o r i n g o n t h e ! m*»- t i m o w i t h o u t d a n c e r
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actctloner r.
p a rt o f th e p a s s e n g e r s , b r o u g h t o m
o f b e itiu
t r o u b l e t l b y rn iu o r n m d .
ru n
by
a
stea m
e n g in e s p e c ia lly
I p l a c e d in t h e s h o p f o r t h e p u r p o s e ,
ifl< >rc valuable f * »r its t ini iht or h ton a t li «m
for a</i*icnitur !i pur,»*»**•«. and to est.tUliHb for its timber or utone than for ajjricaitur-
« m l i f a n y d e s t r o a c o n f i r m a t i o n o f bis cjaiin t«* .sa.d le.int before the Register | «1 purposes, and to establish his claim to
t h is s t a t e m e n t , h e w i ll
be
p l e a s e u . on Thursday the 2 1 st day o f N o v e m b e r ,:’
n e m u in g at i « »a ie a o . j
A g
& i .r d e n o f a b o u t t w o a c r e s a l s o a c o m p l e t e s e t o f i l r s o f v a r i - ; t o s h o w t h e b o o k s k e p t d u r i n g t h e
A s we reached terra jìruta every
y | suppli.*s the camp with that pro- ous sizes and all the to6ls neces tary ! time o f operations,
Mr. Dunham
C cquii . le C i t y , O isf . gon .
and
every
hear!
face bug.it«'iieil aud every heart j m o^er Gf gemd health,— an a b u n d -, to the ruuniug o f a first-class ma- htts no ambition to pose as a phi-
rejoiced, that we had tit last es
O. E. SM ITH.
nnce o f fresh
vegetables. Here clime shop.
1 lanthropbt, but thinks that it is
¡Surgeon Dentist,
J coped the dmmal \\a.-«to o f bi u.-h mfly j)e foaud growing sule by s a l e j The blacksmith shop is also vory
j <jme l.ja posiiion in this matter
1 and water.
\ short run by rail j tiie JttgCiOUs strawberry, the m a m - 1 complete in its equipments, and was viewed in a true light. He
M A KS11 n 1: i . D, O R E G O N .
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j l ) I o n o ' : l u s 1 ° die i evidence « d Mr. ^ IlU,tfi squash and the deadly c.ucum- : only the best
Swedish iron is used
j
dots not make
this
I Dunham, " h e r e a cheerful coal j ^er with its tsuggestionts o f cholera Mr. Dunham finds that the extra , «r2liu the public praise but rather
I M I c Z s 'C i l l a . n 3 r c s . ,
lire quickened our cireulatien, and n)orpns: jn short, the variety is cost o f this iron is more than com - to show tho unfairness o f
its
INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHERS restored our half suspended anima­
only equalled by the abundance,, pensated for by the increased « mow I s .
tion; and the genial hospitality ex-
M AIiSH FlF.LI>, ORF.OON.
and both tire equal to any demand strength and durability o f the tools, j X{,e establishment o f a comfort-
t..u.l,a l.j .Mr. Dnnliam and family ' tlint lu„ y l)e ran,|e
tbfm .
dogs and other articles forged from ; able winter route, beUeen the C o­
JO H N F. H A L L
thawerl our chilled »pints, and
Que (;f thn most COU3pjc :ou3
il. While here we paid a visit to | q Uille river aud Coos bay, is r.
Attorney at Law and
restored us to our usual ,-ood hu-1 I,u;|,|i,lg9 ¡„ the camp is (lie barn. Ihe s or.diouse. A noticeable feat- .„utter tlmt concerns every resident
General
i ir á n » ta i« to
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M t iiw r : ji . o . t.'uu.r’N.
J . 7N£. S T O T - i X I S T ,
Attorney anti Counselor at Law,
M a r s h f ie l d , O k k g o s ,
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O F -.A .'S r " ,
Attorney and Ccunst’or at Law.
M a U s U H E L I).
( »REGON. ’
Shedden F- W ilson ,
Attorney at Lav.
M a r s h f ie l d , G o e s ( V i x iv , O r e o .
O ffi:e «»v. r S« :i£*:;»; k.-n'« lo n g Store.
A. J- S H E R W O O D .
A ttorney
C oqu ille,
L aw
AND N :»T ARY I \ PM C .
at
Coos
C <u ty.
J. H- UPT(>N
COUNSEL* )K at I. v W - - N i t .
Oregon.
PUBLIC
Co«TV£yanc*:r aroi Genera Land
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H anches. W.l ' I, n •'.»l't
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bough* and S'>'J .
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and p
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L. F. L ane .
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Attorneys "dît! tonuselfirs il! Lu Y. .
Land Cases a Speciality . .
Next day we spent very pleas­
antly in wandering over limber
and grass land belonging to Mr.
Dunham, and admiring the various
improvements. We found so many
j Built on an eminc-uco which insures
good drain ig it is sixfY-eight feet
square and lias stall.-» for the stabl-
ing »)f twenty yoke o f oxen. The
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11)101 lO!
ure o f tliis place, and one that
hears strong testimony to the in-
dnstry o f Mrs. Duulmm, is tho
great number o f jars, tided with
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HIP «1 l 111 ’ I I -
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ble, cleanliness am1 order prevail-
things interesting us, and which H)^ 4.v,., vv. t ,,t r0
ill O110 OI d I o l
W( uld probably be o f interest to t,^ b a i|j*n,r i;. .
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many le idcrs o f the H erald , that
leciallv fitted up. for the
• ' o f the
.
J teamsters,
we canno foibear a description o» a c c o m mo»; liition
them more or less in det«.il.
T h e u p p e r p o r t i o n »>f t h e b u i l d i n g
Owing t«>thepeculiar topogra[)iiy i s d i v i d e d i n t o t w o p a r t s , o n e f o r
o f (.'«*« 8 county, tho tourist, g«»ing the storing o f liny, the other for
over the usual line of travel, gets tbe storing of tools. In the latter
hut n faint idea, o f the extent and part we c»>uuted eighteen crosscut
vari* tv «»1 her resources, or o f the
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saws, each » hanging
m -,
its place
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i.uiiibf-r o f her iidiabitants. Ask ,
o u g h t and shining, without a sp»x-k
the average tourist, who has made
of rust, aud the condition «>f !ho
the flip from Co.quille City t<»
various other tot Is was up totlic
Marshiiehl by -tage, what lu* saw
s*itne stamlard.
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betwte i C miedo an 1 King's Laud­
Attached t o o n e end o f t e barn
ing an 1 he will pr >!>al»Iy uswer:
is a shed, with planked il.mr win re
“ O! nothing but 1 »w m ushes, ami
the stock are watnre 1. A trough
steep rugged hills." He will be
runs aliLO't the entire îeugtli o
surprised if you inform him that the plied, and water is c >uveyud t“
at the base of one of these hills,
it through a pipe from a spring on
just o.«t o f \i< a , «ni I ) * t si ir» i » \ the hillside. \\ ater is also cv uvey-
jtLorc than half a mile »listant from t,(j
^
cook house and (»tlier
lb e stage lino, m sties a little val!«*v, b iddings in this way. The m t-
b
f
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i iu which is located *mo
The Du «-
mire is «lady wheel«* \ «»fi‘ t<> a dis-
eat l i v e s o f indi ustry m the county.
tance and not allowed t «> accumu-
l e t such is the case; for liete, close !• »t a s is so i ften the case around
to the road, un l yet out of view, is such buildings.
located the Dunham logging camp,
Point, county o f Coos, state o f Oregon, ha#
this dnytded'in this otfk •«•his s w r u —a?«- this dav filed in this office his sworn slate-
purchase o f the :>h qr.
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tU.-^w^qrAiii'-'s1'11™ ►flheNW o r r.id ,l'*"n * no. — for the purchase o f the lots, S,
Sec. No. 17. in 4» ,r>. and 12, o f se c .n o It, in tp. n o . 31 s.
the N\v qr. <>f the N w «tr.«»f
(p
i*, south ran-e No. 11 west, anil will range no. 12 west, and will offer proof to
«»tier
proof i to «„ show
tluit'the
land sought is ¡ show that the land sought is more valuable
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Surgeon
J- C- STO C K M AN ,
'An act ¡ " '» « r e a s o f June 9. 1878, entitled, “ An act
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N 'OTIOE in herobv given that in compli­
11 lli. i J I N H A M ,
H o n ? :e o p a t h ic
Coquille City,
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
L amp O kfu - ij Roar unno, O ubqon . )
October 2lst. 1889. j
O T IC E is hereby Riven that in com pil­
ano«: with the provisions o f the act o f
with various storehouses in t f a b u
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| for the sale o f timber lands in the States of ^or ^ ,e K,'do o f timber lands in the states of
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the rear. D oor« open from this run only for Ills o wn use and to I learn that he has for years op- j California. O regon, Nevada and W ashing- i California, Oregon, Nevada and W ashing-
W e left Coqnille ( ity during a v erttiJtJIl ¡uto the various parts o f supply local orders.
Must people prated it at an actual io:-S Tile bm Territory,” L. O . Simmons o f Coqnillc ton Territory, Charles Morris of Myrtle
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M v u t l e T o in t , O u eg .
“ D r R .
NO. 15.
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N , T U E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R , 12, 188!».
V O L . 8.
h ¿ nameHas witnesses: c . M. H oilan o f
Clnquille City. Co»« cuuntv, Oieiiou,
S. :
:< if ( ’<><;ni¡¡ • City. ( ’« k > h c uiity,
Orcgnn. '!’ . Alexacd.T c f ('».«juiRe City. C< m > 8
countv. < trogoli, John < . Neely o f Fairview.
ClK'H ’ .iiity, ! U'egi
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a h ' ei'.l ,'n :'(-r-ons cl iim ing auvers« Iy,
tile :,!i.»ve ,t< - c :..»• ,1 I »mis are re«iueste«l to
til,, their eliiiii;--
«.tiiice on «>r Ijefort
»inis: « in
; i this otllic
»aid 21 ii day o í X«>ve:ub* r. 18>9.
Cii.is. W. JoirsT'iov,
statement to
ae!7
Register.
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day the 24th day o f January, w oo
-le names as w if nesses; W. 1^ Siî.tfl^ton,
Henry G. Crow. li. YV. liobfiins i n d J . N .
Rav o f Itoseburg, Or.
Any and all persons claim ing in versely
the aljove-dtscribed lands arc requested to
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file their claims m this office on or before
said 24th day o f January 1890.
C iias . W . J ohnston .
Register.
TIMLF.R LAND NOTICE.
NOTICE l'OR PUBLICATION.
I ni ted St ites Lund Office
L and O ffice R ose urn«* O iik . k » n , I
lioseliurg, Oreg., Sept., 14, 188ti.
O ct. 17, 1889. »
Notice is hereby given that in com pìianoe
O T IC E is hereby given thut in com pli­
ance with the provisions o f the act o f
with the pv .visi'ii's o f the act o f congrí“ « o f
Ju n ea . 187S. entitU J “ An act for the sab-of congress o f June 3, 1878 entitled “ An act
timber binds in tho states «>f Califoriua. O r - 1 f " r tiie shI“ o f tim ber lands iu the states c f
egon, Ne va«Ja. and Washington terrritoy.” i California, Orogon, Nevada am lW a sh in g-
\V. H. G ordon o f Myrtle Point, county o f ton Territory,” W illiam H a r a d o n o fR o s e -
foow. state o f O iegon . lias this day filed in burg, county o f Douglas, state o f Oregon,
this «»ilice his sworn, stab ment No.— for the j ha* this day filed in this office his sworn
P'iivh:' '■ of th<‘ N 1 • " f NE b the SI. •, «»f statement No. — for the purchase o f the s o
N
()f i[te county, and each should
take an interest in it.
Beaver
! «lough has bosng leclared a puhljc
j thoroughfare, and some money has town. :$l, S. Panne 11 west, and will offer h o f sec. no. 28, m tp. N o. 28 south, range
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on dark shelves, for fu tu recousu m p- ! ment but so small was the amount
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t lo l).
N>U)P clay thpy SUMI i come ( lltat it was n o t ovt-u sulliciellt to
proof ti# siiuw that the lam! nought in nioH) J no. D \vt*st. and will offer proof to show that
i » » c fos • its
, . t • on’ « >ur <>r «tune
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T.
r a*; tlw land
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... * . , for itn .
( valuable
tnin
for
w wore valuable
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j*nrp->-f-s. »nil t«» t>*t»hh-h liis timlKsr <»r stuue than for agricultural pur-
claim to .^aid latui lief on* the Register and j pises, and to establish his claim to said
iteceiv *r o f thirt olHre at Uostburc, Oregon, | laud before the lie^iatcr and Ueceiver o f
a.rti. from tlieir .lark biding pluce pny the m pense o f
clcnrino H ie ! JJ.
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to tickle tin' p date with their de- hanging brush oil th* banks. M r. ! Morris:»!!:! ;iml Win. Wigunt of Mvrtle Point. '
nai,*<*s,?H wiliii’ss«*«: Gilbert F.
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i it we mourn I !)iinl>.im
it »vniilil
und U. W. Robbins uf Forest Grove, i , j Wilbam
Lose a of
RoseburgOr.,
T Y»»lley,
lu-ious
flavors; »1
then shall
uunnum siiirwst,
sm/gtsir., tlint
m u it
uouai Mregm.
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. Rascr. E. lieurv
. Knn«r
of Camas)
pay the comity to malte Beaver
Any and all jhts »»»s claiming adversi ty *•'r•
ou r absen ce!
* a t,,
Any and all persons claim ing adversely
slough
nuvagible for a small the ahuve «les;-rilte«l bnids arc r« «ii:»
or j
lt. « th«- at»<»\c-h >oiibed lands are retjuested to
file th« ir claims in this «»¡ti«»
coal
; steamer, troni its mouth to the 1 said lull; »lav o f PceiMiiber. 1889.
lilt* 11.-*• ir «•! .inis in tbis i i!!cc on or before
said 17tl« day o f January, 1899.
Mr. #u n h am has been mining 1 landing; a g«.o»l plank road built
C1IAS. W. JOI1NSTOX, Ib glstcr
C has . W . J ohnston ,
coal for years, and has spent sev- ! fri m here to Hall « landing, a dis­
Register.
TIMBER
LAND
Ni
TICE.
oral hundred dollars in prospecting. ! bmee o f o n l y a mile, would give
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
I
» lie
» I 1ms discovered
l-
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i connection
Vjiited States Lnnd < ilUo
thirteen
veins,
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,, with the Marshfield
,
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1 : ;-Ki> S tates L i s o O ffice , i
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j steamer *, home may suggest that
liosebur«». ‘ )reg., H«-pt* ili, Is
Rose bn rg. Orv.. Sept. 12. 1889. »
live o f w inch lie has wot ked. ^
j a railroad will soon connect the
T O T K 'E is lu-reby given that in ctmipli-
y - •»:«•■• is I» i b\ g i\en tfiat in coniplinnce
coal is ligniie, aud »»f so superior hay and river; but if s»>, it won I 1 wit'n tl»c i<r«»visions <»f tlu-act nf «•<»!.gress «»!' A «::<*• v.irli the provisions o f the act o f
.1 me l.-is. «‘ntitl«-d **An net for t
.f «•oil ress o f dun« ’>. 1878, v n titb d “‘ An net
quality, that wo could hardly be-; probably It»' less ^xorbiiant in its
ilx-r lit mis in t * ¡»* st .t -s -»f « ’alifurnia. (Ir
for the su!c* o f tin.bvr liimls in the states o f
a. nnd AV ..-tiingt-ui territ.irv.*’ California. Ori-yoii. Nevada i.nd Washing-
lieve, at first, that it was not mi- charges if it had a good county \. . G Nevad
o f Portlan •1. fount >•of f «»Itn »- ion Í Ti¡.«»ry.'’ S. rt. Ale A dam: «-f ('«xiuille
thoroughfare to compete
with. jit ih. st »liga
«t«- 0 -f < >r«- :<>n. lias this <iny ided in ( ity. County o f < .w»s. State «T ()rt‘K*>n, fins
porte«.!. We have hat some e\-
We would im ite a free and fall tills <ffi • • hi ■ . m st; tenunt N 0 .— f-U" the this d¡.\ !:!««! in tiii«« lilis«« b issv .orn state­
perieueo in t«*.-tiug ea
111 Citili
n e !. t No. — f8r tbe pnre.nisaof lots 3 and
discus;ion of this stihje«* and be­ ]»urc! .«.'-. •«»• < - f the SAV ..f s«-e. 11, in to .'.-n.*
- \i. 9 w- st . and will «►ffer pro« .f t«» s!low •».tli«« SI , o f th** SW'U o f secti*»n 19, tbe
b oth fo r lo c o m o t iv e s
1 ^4 1« IVC.
lieve that the column
of the t ti it :the Ian •i sought i more va!: ¡.ibi« f..r its N i.'* <>f tin* N\V; t o f s<-«*:i«»n No. 30. in
town^l1 :p N< v. H r.uu'f. No il vest, and
and will uiihe.-itatinglv say that llLRNLP will !>»• <- • ••’ Distich a «U - { A * • • t *• r . r st ■ «Una f r -ig -««l*. ••■»! pur: y
<8. «*.1: 1 t . ,
.: . h. claim t » s id 1-:e!1^ will «.ffo«- proof to :|n»v. tl.;it th«- land sought
ens-i«-n.
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Ix-for«- the R« u 8l» r alni Rcci*ivi*r o f this of- is more valnabU for i:s tim ber or stone
we think (!:o coal mimai 1 >\ Mr.
without acrimony *<r the importa­ fio ■ at Rosi-burg. Or» <!»in. on Thursday, tb* than for a;»ri«:.i!turn! purposes, anil to es-
* Dunham, will compare favorably
!2ili day o f Llcccmb« r. 18.^9.
11« ni'.nies ns ta!»tisii l i.-, rbiiin to said liaul bef«>re tbe
tion «>f personalilies.
with any soft c o a l we have seen.
witness-*«: G. A. l ’ r»»*vn. H. H. Brown. C. F. Register and Receiver «*f this «.Ilice at
\\ e take tliis occ i-siou o f Ihnnk-
G i ' ikv <»f Portì.aiiil. Malttionmb county. Ore- Itcm«*l>iir<T, Or«*u«»n, on Thursday the 21st
>n. an« John E. P rW o lf o f Roseburg. ! day «»f November, 1889.
k»o«las county. Or«
{ He nnm< s as wit lu sses:
C. M. llo lla n ,
\ ti> and nil persans cb ’im ins adversely the j L . G. Simmons aitd T . Ah vnuder o f C o­
, ¡¡i,
. scribi d l ul l ¡ire requested to file | «juille City, Coos c«»nr.fy. Orepon, and John
th. ;• <•! liois m this < 111 •• <>n or before s;ii«l ; C. Neely o f F/tirviov, C« k » s county. <)rei>on.
.'tilday o f !>« • < i,.l>« r. 188*).
) Any nnd ail pi:rs«»ns claiiiiiiic adversely
,
Clc.8. \V. Johii.-ton, Register. | the above <I«*.-tcri* ed lands are re«;ucstcd to
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.......................... ........I file their claims 5n this office on or before
j said 21st day o f November, 1-8. ».
TIN BER LAND NOTICE.
Ci-as. W, Jo! iust«»n.
S«'p 17
IU-sister.
States Lami Office
Rosei>u«y, 0 {c g ., Sept. 1ft, 1889.
TIM BER LA ND NOTICE.
Notice is lierefiy givt-n that in compliance
with tlie provisions o f the net of congress o f United States laud office, Boteburg, Or,,
Sept. 9th, 1889.
June 3, 187.8 entitleil “ An net f«,r the sale o f
timber lands in the states o f California, O r­
O T IC E is hereby givtn that iu com pli-
egon, Nevada, ami W ashington territory,”
nuce with the provisions *»f the net o f
( ’. T. Riley o f Myrtle Point, county o f Coos,
Congress o f June 3, 1878, entitled “ An act
state o f Oregon, hns this day filed in this for the side < f tim ber lands in the States o f
Tlie camp, on tir.-t sight, gives feet o f timber logged off annually. ! domestic purposes, nnd will some
oilkv his sworn statement No— for the pur­ C aliforn ia,O regon .N evada, nnd W ashing­
chase o f th 'S W ' o f si-c. 32, town. !k), S. R. ton Territory,” W illiam l!<>hm o f Parkers­
Attorney at Law,
the visit« >r the impression o f a couu- Last winter Mr. Dunham put in a j day make it a favorite w ith tue
11 west, nnd will offer proof to show that the burg, com ity o f Olios, State o f Oregon, hns
XlARsartELO, O ï ï 'W».
land sought is more valuable for its timber this dav tiled in this «jifice his sworn state­
i try village, with its numerous resi- chute three quarters o f a mile long housewife.
or stone than for agricutnrnl purjtost«, and ment No. — for the purchase o f the SE qr.
to establish his claim to said bind l»efore the o f the SW *jr. o f Sec. No. If», in Tp. No. 29,
! deuces and other buildings. The and cobting upwards o f $5000. | W e would particularly call the
Register and Receiver o f this office at Ilose- S range No. 14 W , and will ««ffer pr««of to
j burg. Oregon, on Frltlav. tlie 13th iluv o f show that the land sought is more valuable
residences o f the married employes Logs are started at the hea«l o f tLe attention o f croakers, who can set*
Attorney end Ct'.r.selor at Law
December, is-!*. He names as witnesses: W for its titubvr «>r stone than for agricultural
E mv :* b C xtv . OttiaKW.
; have a particularly homelike a i r , j c hute, run its entire length at an nothing bright in the future o f this |
H .G ordon, ('has. Movrisand and AA’in. AVi- ' purj»««ses, and to establish his claim to said
gant o f Myrtle Point, Coos county, O regon,: land before the Ri-gisti-r nnd Receiver o f
I " i d i l a ‘ ir patch o f g»rd<m, then ■ astonishing velocity, nud bring up ; county, to the vast amount o f wealth
nnd H. AV. R obbins o f Forrest G roie, Ore- j this «»flic«* <»t Rosoburg. Oregon, on Saturday
domestic animals, fowls, etc;
J ou t[je binding. LEre the logs are that li»)s buried beneath her sur- i
gnu.
•
I the 23rd dnv o f Noveml*cr 1889.
Notary Puhiic
He names as witnesses: Frank W vland,
Any an«l all persons claim ing adversely
Mr. Dunham, instead o f building , rolled on trucks and lrnuh-d by face, iu this and other districts, in
( V)0
' ity , < )
the al> >ve-descril>od lands nre requested to James Butts. John Parrott, end WiHinm
to tile their claims in tins office on or before Howell, all «»f Parkersburg. C« h » s county Or­
a large bunkulntfon for the sleep I locomotive to the boom at Isthmus the form o f coal; and let them es-
egon.
said 13th »lay o f December, 1889.
Anv and all persons claim ing adversely
ing qu a ilcis o f nil tlw* sii gle men slough.
, 1 tiumte if they can the thousand, j
CHAS. AV. JOHNSTON. Register.
the nlxive «l«*scribed lands are request« d to
file their claim s in this office on or bef«»ro
WVICII-M .'FLU
VM> JEWELER, hns built several smaller houses: \ A steam engine is used for yard- aye millions, o f dollar's she will
said 23r«l «lay o f Nov< mls*r. 18 s«i.
TIM
BER
LAND
NOTICE.
O o q L V itllo O i t y ,O g x i .
these Louses are partitioned into, ing out the timber. An 1 logs with- one lay realize from it, when the
C has . W. Jont.’STow,
r | " W o r k o f .ill a.*Ht 5 rii*tionii
Rt snort
IF A B O D Y M E E T A B O D Y
pci 7
Register.
U sxtkd S tates L and O ffice
rooms
which
ar„
warmly
pnpereil
in
a
radius
o
f
several
h
nud
ted
|
enterprise
o
f
the
capitalist,
and
the
n otice *t!vi a .v ' ui. ly low )>riC4*s.
Roscbiirg.
Oregon.
Sept.
17
1889.
the result is a collision, whether “ crm'ng
at d well lighted by windows.
By ! yards can thus he pulled onto tho labor of the miner, combiue to thro’ the rye,” or not. LHe ir full r.f collis­
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
Notice is loToby «given that in compliance j
ions. We lire oonstauUy coiliiHng with some- with the pr.»\i;.i«ins ««f the net o f Congress of j
this
arrangement
more
privacy
is
|
skid
road,
rfudy
for
the
o
x
e
n
to
bring
it
to
the
surface.
i. o .
o. f .
United States I,nnd Office,
I
b«»«ty or something.
If it isn't with our
Height».ra it is with sono «’ read «’ irons«* tlmt June 3. 1S78. eutilUsI “ Au act forth«- sale o f 1
Roseburg. Oregon. < ‘«•{«»Iu r 17, 18.-9. i
secur'*d than is possible in a \ haul it to the head o f the chute.
;
transportation
“ knocks «is off the track ” nnd p/rbsps dia- tiiulnT lands in th V it* .o f California, Or-
Notice is h-rt-bv given that in com pliance
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“ it «rems. gun,
-------------- t«-rritory,”
— *
nbles
us for life. —
Women esiM-ciallr
g«>n. Nevada.
N* vada, ami ' AV idiington
O. ¡ ... . . .
vi »
, .i
„ ,.t 0 f <v,ngress
bnnkalation, and more latitude is « This is the only engine used for this
The only mode o f travel, between huvo to benr the bruni of more eolIiFions and L.
M * «t* at «’ oq o ' - C ity evi ry S itnr.Iny even
o f l-ju.-inin,
l^ a m a . «•«•nnry
c.a n ty ««I
«.f Cowlitr.
‘ L“
*.! .*
» _ act
- A / for . Vu"
i!
I,. Banks «d
» ««wiii/, i t«-r-
. t - ¡ ! j * une
entitled
“ An
the -X
sale
aftlictiona tlian mankind.
In ail easts of
ing. V isiting broth.'« a, in ««»od st.iiuiiiio,
alio
wial
for
the
exercise
o
f
individ-
;
purpose
in
the
count}
.
Mr.
Dun*
tho
Coquille
rive»
and
Coos
bay,
J
nervousness, bi-aring-down Mirations, ten- i i . l i s \ v . o n - i 'tmní-m
f. • t'V'
tn u' >«‘r lands
th«*Stat«*s o f C alifornia,
c o r jia llv invited.
;d W ashington T'*rri‘. o-
tick k benda,
nee.nacnc,
»»r«-gi«i Nevi.d.i
denies*. I, pcriodiiial
i>- rifstieal pains, ri,
he con- Î ...... .............r
1 ' V "‘ ” m
*»V : Or«*«pn.
Fn. R. Boriiti:. N. u .
ual
peculiarities. I f one man ham is to be complimented ns the in the winter time, is by way of gestion,
■estion, inflammation,
lnttamination, or nl«8-rnfu>n
iil«8T»ifion and off
oil purc.,aso ot t.ie X *v 4 «»I sec- 10, town. _s .» j r v *^ V illia n i K. R«»s»* o f Boat bur t. cou n ty
“ temalo im*rutarith-s" a’ .d “ weakn«eses," It 9 west, and will o»l'«rpr.s«f to show that O f Douglas. State o f Oreg««»». l«ns this day
w ishes to sit tip late nnd rend he | first to introduce tnat progressive ! Beaver slough and the isthmus, Dr. Pierce 9 Favorito Prescription e<«:'«3 t«> th«*
land s««u¡.'ht ia ». lore vaînabU* for its tiiu
A . F. and A. M .
the rescue o f women ns no ««ther medicine »he land sought ia » mre vubiable for its tiiu- f,| «1 in tliis office his sworn statement No.—
UypiiMlTi-Ipe fV.V^omen.’w.'ld '* 'r ••** ^
f'*r ««ri utural jmrposeH, for the pure! utse o f the SW ' 4 o f Sec. No. 28
can do so without annoying liis system o f logging, which prevails i The antiquated mode o f travel and j does. It is the only
er u
a i>
p o s i t i v e g ::a r f i i t o c , nnd to »-sinblish his ekiim to said !;:ud b e -; in township No. 28 S range No. 9 west, nnd
. . I
• .
I by druggists, umler
M eets at C oq u ille ^ ity oil Stiturday even companions, and if another disiies ; in the redwoods, and which we t r a i i s p o r t l l t u » ! AAÌU
fuetur-Tii, that ii will gi\«i for,- tlu Regist r nnd U«*e« iver o f this office will offer proof t«» show that the lnnd fought
c II e x « s t s o n t h is
from tt»c mnnufaetur
in g on or b efore tho full m oou in eacb
satisfnrtii'n in c\«*ry
. paid
.
. . . Roselnirg. ( irejou. on Monday the lt'.th ls
•»ry rase, er moTH-y
for . ,,t
js more
mme v.ibiabl«
____ ._ I for its timb. r or »tone than
to retire at an early hour he enn ! hope to see nw.re generally adopted routo is a tlisgtHce to the county, ' U will bo refunded. St-o fft«ironice on bottle- (|Mv ,,f j l(. ., n.j,; , 1
m on th .
. .
__
lie names as w il­ for agricultural purposes, nnd to establish
wrap|»er.
Jesse L. H ot , ^ . M.
nesses: David 4 !i'.s<*r aud (», AV. Sear Is o f bin claim to said land before tlie ll«-gister
do so w ithout fear o f having his throughout this county.
nnd this is particularly applicable j
Copyright, 1RS«, by Wom.n's Oiß. M e ». A es ’ ä .
Kahuna, « '«.'••«lit.: c *ui;ty. AAT: sh Te;-., and L. am! !(<•«•< iver <>f tliis ««ffi«:«- at Roseburg, Or.,
dumhfir distil!bod. This isfafon-
•
H ILL LAND
to the Beaver Hough portion o f ii. ;
(J. Lee an«l John E. DeAVoli o f Roseburg, on Friday, the 17t!i day o f January. 1890. •
H«* names aa witnesses:
W illiam llarn-
Douglas «- uiity, Oregon.
turo of tho camp which wo would
W e have often hoard it retuark- There is no man or woman in the i
*' »n nnd G ilbert F. G ui'd «»f Roseburg Ore­
Any
nnd
»>
1
1
j»
rs«*ns
claim
ing
advemely
th«*
Meets at C oq u ille C ity, on every first
nbo\e->U sc: il»«-«l h.tuis ar«1 request«-»! to til«- gon. Thomas J. lt.iser au«l Henry A. ltascr
tin* attention o f oil, by farmers and others, that tlie county, who has made the trip once, I
W ednesday .
A'isitiug couirntls, ill g«»od recon m*»n 1 to
their cîaii.is in í IPs ofi’u v <»n *»r before s:.i.l «»f ( ’ aunts valley. Oregon.
standing, cordially invited.
Any and all pores»na claiming adversely
li'itii d.-.y o f Dec.-nilvr, Dsd*.
loggers throughout the c.nmty, nnd hill lands throughout this county who does not dread a repetition of
II. H.* N h : hol . s , Com m ander.
the ab('Vc-d(*acrihcd lauds ire r«‘«i»i “ te«l t<»
C .lA S. AV. Ji»H \STv)N , Register.
regniate nml cleans«» the Iiv«‘r, stomach nnd
q
^
^
Imp« for its adoption, especially were worthless. A visit to the l it, or who will willingly undertake: bow«‘ls. Th«*y aro purely v«'R« t.il'lc mu', per-
tile their «dnii.iH in this office on *»r before
f.'ctlr hnrmio*-«». O n e a tïooe. bold by
said 17th day o f January. 1899.
TIM BER LAND NOTICE.
C o m p a n y H O r e g o n t>Ta-'
men 'v*l,> ftn- starting new ! property o f Mr. Dnnhatn will soon |it again if tlmy can avoid it. Many
Aruggian». kò cent« a vial.
( ' has . AV. J ohns ».
Register.
United Stati*.» land office, Roseburg, Or..
tio n a l G u a r d
j enmpp. The old bnnkalation, in disabuse tho mind «>f that ¡dan. an immigrant, coming to the C o-j
I v it . ciii I i . t 9*.h, 1S39.
Meet.-» iu the Munonie b:ii!«'.ii g. Coq-tiU« which men are herdetl together, is H»*re every thing hns been loaned qnille l>v this route, has iinhil»«*d ! n n D Q T H
t n w i’ i
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
C itr , on Saturday night after enrh f ul l ;
,
.
.
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11
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!
Il
L
! t
1 U 1 Ù ili
m oon.
All me, .».ers in g *<. i siamiing arc ! b disgrace to the bge in wliicli wo off that would pay,then the tops and lus lu st disagreeahle iiiipr«‘ssious
pr«»« isiuns o f th<- act o f U sintn S tatet L aso Orner. Ktxncmrari, On.
« « a i * ■' ¡-«‘Ss o. J «me ; - 78. «-nulled "'An net
S -pt« mi»- r 9th, 18S.t.
oorJiaiiy in v ite . i :«*•»•»ni.
live, is bnrbttMus—even cruel, and brush burned and the lands seeded o f the country, while stiuggling
for tin- sale of - :nd»>•'." lands iu the States of
sVmisii.il! tv Wroih !i;;!I,
Ni>ti<*e
is
hereby
pivi-n that in c,»n-plian-»j
< '¡diforni««. < ir«-:»«>n, N «..« 1 .-> ami AAnalitiig-
F U R N I T l HE STORE,
shonhl lie abolished on humanit a -j to grass and clover. The stock are through the tangled brush ami
t«>:i T« • ri* >rv.” 1 ’ . M ItoU-n o f, ( ’i»<¡ »id»* with tt»e pi‘> vis:«»iis <>f the act o f Oong»i-ss
s olt z
rinu grounds if on no other.
' kept off the seeded land for the * slimy waters o f Beaver slough; and
t'ity. county « f Coos State o f Oregon, h s o f .Inn--3 1878. «-ititb -1 “ v.n n«-t fo* the 1 ; tl**
< < > » f ......—
limb« r land» in —
tin- . states
'
t
i
f
i
ft
I
J
i
t
G
d
l
H
.
1
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-
this
1«-«» in
... , o • f C
. .ilifornia,
...
I in-, iinv
dav n
fih-d
t : i l : !: : : s office his sworn :.t :»t«- • >
M abhufiklo , ()»< s .
Oregon. V
W v vad-i
V ««Imi-
t «Ionston
The cookhouse is 2-1x00 feet in first yetir to give the grass a good after the r.ext st«'<’iiij«*r has cHriied ,
U W i
L Î U I , U V ; ‘ ° !
n-entN«». - forthepar«-».:. . - « « f : hc N AV ^ j i Oregon.
.i i nml
and A
\\
m, T l e crr
r r - -
o f tory.”
t»*rv.” Fr«*«j
Fr«*d ,(<>!
Rohemtn.of
valley, c<>ur-
com-
D ealer in F urniture, D oors, G 'r s s and l'io
n
■n
,, ,
¡ o f t h o K W . «»t Strinai 2 ». 1 !. * .S S «»f
«*s«»n.«>f t )a«;r»H
a«n >.s vallc*y.
„
,
. r « • ,;,!’ ! « » and contains dirincr room, start, after which it is able to take him away, to c ist his lot, and in­
Coquille
I ¡j, Or.
L o q i n l l e Ci
( Ily,
(
| tl
s w , a,ul t
NW '4 <»f tli«- SW «jr.of tv « f D«-n«:lna. state «»t ('r«-g.«u. has tais day
tar* Fram «*. ct«*.. and agent f«>r AMntc
”
’ i
,,,
,,
.
I
, , •
Sewing MnnLiaca.
vitiitf kitchen, pantry an l storor«Aom. ! care o f itself, lh is hill hind grazes vest his money, in «a more progres- j skiffs I Built on short noti.:, : B r ic,-S k iffs , S,*',*. No. 17. in Tp. Ño 2«. south range No. fi'«*d in this offic«- h iss vorn stntem«*iit N o . -
,,
.
.
. i n \v and w¡ I <»ff« r n r .o f to show that the : f«r the purchase o f Un NW (,'r. «1 section
u„ bt ,s
for its tiuil»er . , number U . , in t«»wnshir mimls-r 23 »»nth
T h e dining room lms two tables over two hundred head o f stock, sive district. Many immigrants of j l,m' ollar per f«*«>t, ( .« » i-k r nnd curved ■ i , 1 md , * sou-'ht
is lllor«
more- valuable
......... .......................
. .
All kinds o f .»• stone than for agricultural purjs»s«-s. and range number “ west, ami will «-.Ter proof to
with a capacity i f twenty-five moo 'am i yet at present wilting, red clo- means (a class much needed in ship's
' m ’* boats
wo‘ mad»*
* ‘ir’ t<*
, r ord« r. Painting and ;
e ,u **
l ’*,e kitchen is a > ver tray be found growing luxnri-j this county) first reached the Co- c pai ring oars and sp ><>ns, etc., «-t«. v7n28
It may j l be »jmte as lasting as , ing Mr. Duul am a: 1 the members
i m-
some co d but this t-« m »re than o f h i- . f a m i , l y f >r ii:t‘«»niuiti«>n
Wffiee on M ¡»in Sir« t, 1 >})¡V»SÍ tè Ci/»IUOpOlltilU
» i
• I
H o te l.
*
(‘ouijien-ated for by its other go iai p a r t e d , aiti» »‘o u r t e s y and n o s p l t a ! -
R osebu rg,
ity extfj rid«*tl to ns on our trip»: and
Oregon,
qualities. It burns with a bright
our visit t«» ihe Isllimus, shall long
V /- S I N C L A I R ,
clear a!.: 1 Goes no. Clinker, and is ,
remembered, as one <>f our
Attomn* ¡if J.n*%',
linaliy reduce»! b> ashes as fine an«l pleas mt«*=t and most enjoyable ex-
G«n««ral Insurancw'ar.d Real Estate Agent.
L oar.IN O
light as t.,nt o f wood. It tlocs not , p»eriences.
C o q u il l e C it y , O r eg o n .
which probably gives employment
Messer Dunham, Dean A'Co. slack by handling like some other
t
o
m
o
i
e
men,
d«tiing
tho
logging
1
ovvu
a tract o f *2000 acres on which ¡coal«, nud its freedom from dust is
T. G\ O W E N .
pei.-on, th in any other cam piu the
Dunham is logging at present, another desirable quality. ]t is a
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
county.
Here fiftv men are employed, three I good steam coal; tu t above qualities
M ab sh piu ld , O o s .
THE CAM I’
teams run and about five m i d i o n will recoin mend it particularly for
N
J. W . B E N N E T T .
D- X* W A T S O N .
J. H .N O S L E R ,
J, J. W i D U U l
C oquille Lodge N o.53
C h a d w ick Lodge. No-68-
O \ B
Gen- L y tle P ost No- 27,
1 r p n
u U u V«
i
T 1. I Æ
^ , F r c p .,
Boat Builders
C oquille F isherm an’s
UNION
w u i i l e » every fourt .1 Saturday iu each ’ Uj' k1p1 o f
and extensively auily on the tops o f the steepest quille by the winter route; and they
till further n«.ti«-e. \n men her* in furnished with all the requisite hills. Those who have visited tlie will tell yon that their firstim -
■nndatandingareoo.diaiivinvite«! toattmd j c n |jnftrx» utensils. Iii cu e end o f home o f Mr. Dunham may have | pressiou o f the county, thusreceiv-
m onth
T. A. WALKER,
-O -
House anü Sip Painter
«>f ('««««iii e (fit v. C’ .s-:« oountv, 11 regoli, S. S. , ihe 9th day «»f Decem ber, 1889.
McAoi-ii s o f C«u|Ui!lc- (fitv, Coos county.
11«- names as witnesses: A. A. Page and
Or«« »«»n, T. Alexander o f Coquille City. O mis Z. AV. Parker, o f C«m as Valiev, Douglas
«-,»»-lit v Oregon, John C. Noely o f Fairview, msrnty, Oregon, and E. G . Lee nnd Alrfed
IN AND ABOUT COQUILLE CITY.
Coos«iounivTOregon.
A. Morrill o f Roseburg, D oaglas county,
Anv and all perso- b claim ing adversely O ie g o n .
the n'b »ve de-.cribed lands are refines*«-«! to | Any and all persons olniming adversely
tl»«- nb nbove-dejK-ribed
lands aro
are reaneeted
rexneete«! to to
Has a bin. heavy team - f f U prepared to ! file their claim** in this o f f ic - .n • ’ * before
fore th,
»ve-deac-niKHt lamia
i the building u re a couple o f very seen H thrifty orchard growing on ! ed, Ava i anything but flattering,
comfortably furnished rooms, for similar, land. Some o f the peach ,
Mr. Dunliem has for years, and C li a s .
s :a r r ir L !r to n .
the accommodations o f Mr. Dun- trees in lh is orchard, though four- under very
discouraging
circum-
i e i y u .s E u .ia g iu g u n u u i -
old, are still strong and , stances, operated the present route. ,i;, n„ k-,, lsof haa!i
, .iU,iUgat r-.»- [ H!ud “ Ut d:’ v ’ ' NowJ ^ ;
Í
j olu, ;j ,N.
j S
èthdìyöf Decí."»er.1' -V ° r ° wle *
C oquille C ity O r e g o n .
ind protluce a fruit equal* Many resi lents o f the county, w h o ' ouable rates, a n d ó n short notice.
t 7 xi 11
æ ir
Register.
C uas . W . JouhbToN, Register.
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