Coquille City herald., November 12, 1889, Image 3

Go to N. Loreuz’a for your goods.
Mr. T o ller goes to the
finish up W ebster’s brick.
For good brick nt $12 per M de­
The schooner Eureka is loaded livered nt Coquille City wharf
write to D. Giles & Son, M yrtle
aud ready for sea.
Mrs. Mary T. Bright o f this place P o in t
W h ile the rains the present fall
wishes to loan $1500 for ono year.
diil much damage in California, it
B o r n . — In Coquille City, N ov.
12. 1880, to the w ife o t S. J. Tuttle, will give the coming harvest a hope­
ful prospect.
a son.
DOCTOR
U ncle Tom W illard is very sick.
L O C A L IT E M S .
bay to
Judge ami Mrs. Dyer o f Bandon
visited this place Thursday.
T. J. Perkins of Randolph vis-
ited Coquille City, yesterday.
j
Look Here!
SPONOGLE,
P h ysician
and
O B’
S urgeon .
Office and residence, Hunnewell Building,
Coquille City, Oregon.
Has permanently located at CoqnilleCity.
Culls promptly attended day or night.
Hereafter till Hkiffs anil boats left in the
way at steamer landings ou»iver. nnd which
are damaged by making landings, will not
be paid for.
C art . G. W . L knevi :.
■WOOD k SANFORD, B i t s .
OB1
W - 3 - 6 - 7U T O
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COQUILLE CITY, Coos Co., On
A oew wagon for sale at a great
bargain. Inquire o f W . Notley
this place.
tf.
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I
B I . fB m h ir U ,
o q u il l e
C
it y
, O
r
.,
Miss Lora Leach,
At
her
homo
op(»o8ite
Masonic
hall,
C o q u il l e
C it y .
The bank building is up and
M iss Jennie Malehorn passed
Plain and fancy sewing, and dressmaking
Judge Watson’s pleasant “ phiz”
CuttiuR, Ua»tiUR and Stitching a Specialty,
through en route to
Portland awaits the tin for the roof. Tho
to order.
v7n!0tf
H
as
ju
st
Received
at
Aud a Perfect F it Guaranteed.
was noticed iu this place y e s t e r ­
carpenters
are
working
on
the
in­
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TRANSACT
A
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N
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A
L
REAL
Thursday.
her new
side and front meanwhile.
day.
Prof. Johnson havit g closed his
ESTATE BUSINESS.
Congressman Hermann has our
Read the write-up o f »1. F. Dun­
The Most Perfect, Simple and Reasonable
school down in Curry, came lip
I.A N D A G E N C Y .
tlmcks for valuable public d»>cu-
yesterday and is looking for a ham’s camp on outside o f to-day’s
Ladies’ T ailoring System
W i l l sell, rent or Lease
meut.
paper. It would he a good num­
OF GARMENT C U TT IN G ,
school on the river.
Sold nnd Tanght—Satisfaction Guaranteed. R eal Estate
on comm s-
ber to send to your friends enst.
Mr. C ampbell
is building a
The Morning Journal is a now
v7u41
sion.
house back o f W iiner <fc Campbell's
Mr. Lorenz, our merchant went ! Tiie Latest St3rl es
Portland daily that is bristling,
Address John F-H all, Sec-,
X-iADIES ANDOHIIDREN’S B EATS
m arket
bright and full of the latest news. down to N ew Lake Friday on a
Marshfield, Oreg.
wild goose chase. It is doubtful if
BTlc-wers, Ostricli
J. F. Noyes, the M yrtle Poiut Long may it wave.
Farms, Town Property and Timber Land-
he gets any o f the feathery tribe
nurseryman, will be at Em pire City
Plumes and.
B o r n : — Near A r igo to the wife
For Sale
ns they only appear during storms.
till Dec. 13.
of A. T. L illie on Tuesday, Nov. 5,
Tips-
£5tJ"llaviug Been County Surveyor for four
Buy, sell anil lease city property
Cy. Goodman had the misfortune
C. Wilkius, the photographer, is 1881), a twelve pound boy. A l. is
years, I have an intimate knowledge of all
Laces,
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y ,
surveyed lands in thr county, ami partiea
to lose a valuable mare o f Mr.
going to build and locate pernmn- as lmppy as a big sun Hower.
make
investments
for
other
parties
;
Z R U bTscn s,
l
Has a good team anti is read)’ wishing to sell, rent or purchase will find it
Rattan’s team with colic nt Em pire j
ently iu this place.
and. O rn a m e n ts,
The Trombone band of this place
to thi-ir advantage to communicate with me
with the same cam nnd judgement I
nt all times to do all kinds of haul­
New and choice goods at N. w ill give a grand ball at Marshfield Citv one night last wvek. H e re­
R u ch m g Embroidery-
Correspondence Solicited*.
exercised in their own purchases. ing in aud about town.
G ive him
Lorenz's cash store. Price his Saturday evening next Nov. 1(*>. turns many thanks to Mesers.
v6n3l
Veiling, Scarfs etc- etc-
your
orders.
Knowlton, Getty and others for
goods before buying elsewhere.
Hats trimmed to order a speciaty
Don’t fail to gc. A treat in store
Parties wishing to dispose of prop­
services
rendered.
Straw, Plush, Silk, Satin or Velvet, which
IL A. Wet hey of this place is a for those w ho attend-
erty can not do better than to
vluS.
Mr. A. A. Leach was given a I will sell cheap for cask .
fine painter ami graiuer. \\ lieu iu
Tw o more fellows amputated
place it our hands as our
surprise party on
Wednesday
need o f work in his liuo give him
their hands to keep from work nt
chances for disposing
ev?ning, the occasion of his 43rd
Tho now A 1 Schooner
a trial.
the penitentiary the other day.
are first-class.
Mr. I jorenz has had some spleu- There are just even one-half dozen birthday. A large number was
P arkersburg ,
r IM IIS Popular Hotel has recently been
{»resent
and
a
most
enjoyable
even­
I put in better order than ever liefore,
did lamps lately put up in his of these hatchet fiends iu that in­
W e are prepared to uttend to
nnd’
is truly a favorite resort.
ing spent. A fter lunch and pop­
store and it is well lighted these stitution.
The tables are supplied with all the deli­
corn those inclined repaired to
cacies to tie) had, and in style to suit the
evenings.
J. J. Wilson has put up a fine Hunnewell hall where a social
most fastidious epicure.
o
o
i
A good yoke of four-year old
Its dining-rooms and . sleeping apart­
street lamp at his jew elry store that danco was had.
This house bus been fitted up
steers for sale cheap. Inquire of
ments arc second to no hotel in Southern
----
makes that side ot’ town look cheer­
in g< od shape, and patrons will
A T o I :il t list e m i M ’4* T o w n .
Oregon.
J. S. Edmunds, Ilobiusou house,
WE TRANSACT ALL LEGAL j
Mrs. A. L. Olive, Prop.
v4n50
ful these dark night«. Much trad*
find
it a first-class house iu every
A
ll
the
saloons
in
Tulare,
Cali­
this place.
i» attracted by a good light and it’s fornia, were closed on the 7th. particular.
The beds are new and
J. W . H u g h e s ,
W . D rane .
BUSINESS IN THIS
The schooner Free Trade sailed
a wonder that all our merchants The controversy rests as much up­ clean and the tables supplied with
a week ago yesterday and the Long
haven’t adopted them long ago.
on the restrictions imposed as oil the best to be had iu the market
L IN E .
and Chetco got out \\ ednesday,
Uncle John Barklow o f M yrtle the $400 a year license. The ordi­
T IM BE R LA N D NOTICE.
and the Coquille on Thursday.
nance
requires
the
applicant
to
be
I'uited
Slate* Land Ofllcr, Roeeburg O-agon, i i
W e hope by fair dealing and
Point made us a pleasant visit
October 18th, 18 S*.
j i
Charley White,Supt. of the mill,
Z R I 'V r E K
C t QUII.I.E C i t y ,
Notice is hereby given that in compliance '
Thursday. His trip down was to of good moral character, furnish a with
the
provisions
of
the
act
o f \ strict attention to business to mer­
is building a dwelling that will
V I J ' I L L Rnn on no other Route.
This
or
June
3,
1878,
entitled: |
buy some watches for his boys in bond of $100,000, allow no gam ­ congress
v v
vessel having made six round trips
"A n act for the »ale o f timber lands in the states of ,
compare favorably with the pret­
Oregon, Nevada and Washington terri­ it the confidence of parties having in the last six months, is supposed to keep
fulfillment of a promise he made bling, card-playing or music, and California,
tory.” l'etcr T. Keep o f l'ortland, county of Mult- ]
D P rc p s.
tiest and best iu the county.
coinah, state o f Oregon, has this day tiled in this :
up her past record, and will until further
them when they were yet little not s e ll to minors or common otft'-a tils sworn stutenient No.— for the purchase , business to transact in our liûe.
notice, on and after Novemoer 15tb, delivr
L L Kinds of farm work solicited. Horse
o f the north east quarter o f .section No. ‘i t , !
I f you want real bargains in new
In township No.
south of range N o .!» west, aud
ch ildren —that if they would es- drunkards.
sh«W'ing and plow work a specialty.
freight to Copuille City and all points on
w ill offer proof to -how that the land sought is 1
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and choice gold s of every descrip­
Supplies for logging work, wed gen, dogs,
more valuable for i I h timber or stone than for ag­
the lower river at the following rates:
cheu«■ the chew til ! of nge lie would
purposes, and to establish his claim to
The question of the county or ricultural
tion and a big variety to select
Salt, nails, irou and coal, $2.50 per ton: ring^, cant-hooks and everything used in
aaid land before the register and receiver o f this
buy them nate lies u t r til ovi?r $20
office at Kuschurg, Oregon on Monday, the ‘Jffth day
Satisfaction
other freight including flour, $3.50 per ton. ogging camps kept on hand.
a;i individual holding a person to o f January, 181». He names as witnesses: James
from, go to Lyons store this place.
each . He has bat 1 to get ieleven
guarant«
ed.
Shop
on
corner
north
of I*io-
The schooners Free Trade and Del Norte
Mt Oully and Jerry Sullivan o f Portland. Multno­
county, Oregon, John K. Dew olf of Hoseburq, : FF. $30$)— Forty-three aerea all choice
Mr. W. W. Hayes of Marshfield «rate lies <»r the ir equivalent. that the (xact letter of a contract, when mah
neei
Feed
stable.
n35tf
Douglas county, Oregon, and Thomas Wilsie o f land, t\.'enty-thr»e acrescleared. neat build­ will also carry freight at the same rates.
the
contract
turns
out
to
be
much
Camas
va
lley,
Douglas
eouuty,
Oregon.
Any
and
CoQiai-nE
M
ill
k
Tco
C
ompany
.
ings. feneert atid fine variety of choice fruit.
visited this place
Wednesday. hein.g the nuni ber o f his chiild reo.
all persons claim ing adversely the above-described Boat a can land at the door if they wish. ;
ht-rdei
to
perform
than
was
ex­
lands are requested to file their claim » u, this office
He brought his daughter Mrs. J.
School, etore, and postoffice close at hand. !
ou or before said -Vth day o f January, I8yo
M VRUÎED. —.Vt the residen *e o f pected and where it would ruin t.ie
A good place. 208 acres together w ith
Very pretty location nnd cheap terms can j
C hah . w . J ohnston , register.
T. Jenkins, over ai.d we are pleas­
be had on part payment.
several
head o f cows, and some horses’ or
R ev. C. Deri ■ i r k iu this pia«». contractor to perform the work for
D D $1200— La rpe. new Queen Aune cot- j
ed to say she is much improved in
1 IX H ER LA N D NOTICE.
separately, very cheap. The owner’s reason
t-tpe at Bandon, with two acres of ground.
Sunt lay, N ovel ehe r 10, 1S30, Mr. the price agreed upon, is being dis­
Entirely new and not qu’te finished, one of |
I nitf d States L&ndOfficet Koseburg. Oregon , )
ro selling is that he wHlies to invest in
health.
October 18,is*).
’ j
J.ami?s B. Dye anti1 Miss Lyd ¡3 A . cuss» d. It depends altogether on
the finest Bench properties at the month of i
town
property. This is a rare bargain.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with tlie river. Will soon be very valuable.
The News tells us of Owen Cloy-, all of C }( »> county.
Much whether such county or iu dividual the pr«.\ islot.» o f the act o f congress o f June 3,
Û
U
Place
is rented for this season.
Inquire
H H . $8à0-S iity -o n e acres part bench!
1378. entitled ' An act fo r tlie sale o f timber lands
Short killing a patriarchal old elk j ° y . 1
in
the
Statea
o
f
California,
Or.
gun.
\*vada
and
And part bottom land. W as once improved !
James, antl 1ikewis • to yonr iutends to coutiuue in basiuess or
o f E. Bender or JV^-J). York at M yrtle
and Joiner.
washiugton territory,” Janies Simpson of Ro*.- but as owner is u non-resident,
place ia |
P«nnt, Coos Co.. Or.
burg, com ity o f Douglas, state o f Oregon, has this
that had 13 points on each horn — betta■r half.
not. It might do to cinch a per­ day file.’, in this office his sworn statement No. —, considerably grown up with brush. Good ! Is nlso a successful hand to emasculate
th » purchase ,,f the SE i* o f section No. 14. in sjK-culation for a party with a little “ git,”
a regular jnmbi> affair.
As to
At the horn*- of her father. near son once if there were no chances for
Home near
township No. 2Ksoiitn range No. it we»t, and w.tl also 230 acres unimproved land on ‘ ear horses and other animals.
Proof to show that the laud sought is move creek nt « mere tritio.
Beaver Slough. Address: Coquille City.
“ Shorty’s” “ condition” deponent Arago, Suturi!;iy, November 0, ’80, for retribution, but iu case there offer
valuable tor its tiaih. r or stone than for agricultu­
ral purposes, and to cetaldish his claim to »»id
5
— 123 acres, 50 of No. 1 bottom
saieth not.
Mr. John Linderbeck and Miss
are it is best to givo houeat pay land l»-forc the register ami receiver o f this office land balance hill land, one mile from
at lioHebuig. Oregon, on Monday the JOth day o f
IsOff. He names o f witnesses: A A. Myrtle l'otnt lies directly.un the river and
See the change in the schooner Hay ter, nlpof Arago. W e extend for work performed, if it is uot January,
M y r t l e P o in t , O r e g o n ,
Rage, Fred Hohenson, Z \v. Darker o f Camas V al­ a good public landing, fair bnidiug, sight
iev. Douglas county, Oregon, and John E. D ew olf commanding.
ail of the Coquille M ill A,Tug com­ congratulations to these, our young best at all times to adopt the of
Koseburg. Douglas county, Oregon. Any and
Jennie Majory, Proprietress.
persons claiming adversely the above-described
II $7500—200 acres; the Boss Dairy Farm, |
rnaxiua —“ Honesty is the best pol­ all
pany. The [»rices o f freight by friends.
land» are requested to file their claims In this only 3 miles from Coquille City, and bav- j
office on or before said 2l>tli day o f January lHUO.
inp other advantages which make it well-
icy.”
th i vessels o f that company are the
C’ k a s . w . J o h n s t o n , register.
nigh perfect, such as the purest spring wat- |
This popular bouse has recently been put
Let us give the readers of the
very lowest. Make a note o f this,
er, proper division of hill and bottom land;
in
excellent order, and is truly a fa orito
T IM B E R LAN D NOTICE.
Ml acres hill, 120 of bottom; 100 acres slash- |
H k r a t . d a little timely advice. H ot
resort.
The tables will be supplied with
ye shippers.
ed and cleared for pasture aud meadow, all I
I.itiid Office, Roscbnrc. Oregon,
|
weather is coming and w »th it colic,
the very best, including the delicacies of tho
fenced, pood buildings and orchards, 50 head I
October Is, 1839. {
See the ad o f the Leland hotel. cholera in. rhus, dysentery and di­
1 mixed cattle, fine bull and yoke of steers,
season, thus endeavoring to suit the mos
X O 1 IC E is hereby given that in oompli- about » sheep and lambs, hogs, chickens. I
This hotel has just
C o q u i l i . f . C i t y , O r .
A a tt’n-e with the provisions of the act of ! plow, harrow, roller, wagon nnd a good j Bonnl anil lodging $3.50 pur week, fastidious epicure.
Mr. Tuttle proposes to treat his arrhoea. The only safe way .to
congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “ An net mower sold along with the farm,
been renovated and refitted nnd every at
l'lease
j
patrons to the best obtainable and com! at these diseases, is to keep
board $2.50, single meals 25 cents. tention will be given to guests. Patronage
for the sale of timber lamlti in the s'ates
don’t all sjvak at once.
of
California.
O
n
pon,
Nevada
and
Wasli-
nt bedrock prices. G ive the house some reliable remedy at hand, and
U $1200— 240 acres 1C miles from Myrtle BS&T’Four doors east o f the Odd solicited.
}n«ton territory.” James McCully of Cort­
land, county of Multnomah, state of Ore- Point 80 acres bottom Ian l 20 cleared there­ Fellows’ ball.
e trial and yon will find it to your all who have tried Chamberlain's
v8n9 Bèe)“.Vi» Chinese Employed.
IF E K O IP .
; ^oil*
this dav filed in this office hi* on 100 acres level bench, balnnce rolling
advantage to stop there.
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem e­ I take this means of informing the public sworn statement No. — for the purchase of hills, living water several orchards and fHir
II
Rood’s Magic Scale
Millinery Store!!
A Lar e Variety ot
COOS BAY & COQUILLE
Will buy a ml sel improved Farms
Also wild lauds, Timber elaims,
Teaming! Team ing!!
stock ranches, etc.
R. J. Dean,
O L IV E [HOTEL,
1. L. OLIVE, I'ROE.
Coquille
City,
Oregon.
Coquille City,
S. J. TUTTLE, . . Prop., Sales in
Person.
NEW
Built Expressly for the
BlacksiiiitliSliop!
C O Q U I L L E
HUGHES & DRANE,
V
Sherwood & Sanford.
For Sale
S. W. Gilman
Lehnherr House
Boarding House!
Mrs.#. P. HIGGIIBOTIIOM,Prop.,
Coquille City, Or.
J. J, Baker,
dy will admit that it is the most
prompt, reliable and successful
medicine known for these com­
plaints. I t costs but 25 or 50 cents,
anil may be the means of saving
you or your fam ily much suffering,
if uot life itself, before the sum­
mer is over. F or sale by J. H.
Mr. S. E. Bright, lately from
Nosier, Coquille City, and W. L.
Hum boldt county, is located in
Dixon. Myrtle Point, Oregon.
thin place for'the present, but is
desirous o f buying a farm, provid­
C o m m u n ic a t e d .
Ed. H e r a l d : —
ing he can buy one cheap, for cash.
Allow a stranger in your rich and
H e wishes to see someone who ha.->
lovely little valley to call attention
such place.
to a fault o f press correspondents
The young ladies o f this [»lace for young and growing towns. The
were on hand Saturday evening at habit has been to allure persons to
the close of the O. N. G. boys’ a [»lace where the correspondent
drill and in a shy and bashful way wants to start a town l*y pretend­
informed the boys that the spaci­ ing that it is already a young city.
ous Hunnewell hall was “ rented They will give it out that there is
and ready.” It is useless to say not a vacant house in the place,
that the dance was an enjoyable which is triif and in some instances
one.
they might mid “ nor a single ac-
JohnS. Edmunds has leased the enpied one,” It is bad for the
Robinson house and took charge a [»lace they intend to build up.
week ngo. The house is in npple- People comii.g in w ill naturally go
pia order and guests will receive to the [»lace that “ doubled its
the best of treatment there. Mrs. population in ono day,” but when
Edmunds personally superintends they fil’d two fntAilies still consti­
the cullinary department which is tute the entire population they will
a guarantee o f its neatne#« and ex­ forth a prejndee that real merit
cellence. G ive the house a trial will have an up-hill business to
overcome
S tranoer .
under the new management.
Batemanville Nov. 6.
Miss Annie Clemens and Messrs
-- — —
Clarence Low e and W . S. Marshall
U i u f . - r Cl iol . -rii.
returned by the Ajax Friday. Miss
A s p e c ie o' bowel complaint,
C. has been in the city for sf veral known as “ winter cholera,” appear­
years and her present visit will be ed in several cities in the North­
o f short duration. Mr. Marshall west last winter and is likely to be
o f Langlois has been visiting his more general this season. Cham­
old time friend in Northern C ali­ berlain’s Colic, Cholera ami D iar­
fornia. H e reports times dull, and rhoea Remedy is a certain cuie for
land o f slow sale at $30 per acre i t F or Sale by J. H. Nosier,
that commanded $50 when he was Coquille City, and W. L. Dix
at his old home two years ago. Mr. o f M yrtle Point.
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Low e has come up to make his
Subecribe for the H e r a l d .
home among us again.
W im er
Campbell, tl le new
market men are reliable fellows
and give their cusst miners the bene­
fit o f the lowest prices going. G ive
them your orders and yon \will find
it largely to yonr advantage to trade
with them.
* new house, postoffice, mills schools nnd
church convenient; 120 acres joining will be
fere if sold soon; government land joining.
Y $1500— 1CJ acres three miles from town
! several acres tine creek bottom land, burned
and seeded to grass, the finest of pasture,
and pure spring water; the laud joiniiq;
can be had reasonable.
I Z $1000—75x100 feet corner lot near cen­
ter of Coquille City, with large buildings
1 thereon, also two lots 50x100 feet with good
new cottage, nice location for only $1000.
6 320 acres ot coal hind near tide-water
on the river, several veins of coal theron,
i price on application.
AA $700—152 neres near Minard’s mill
on East fork of the Coquille.
RB $1000—180 acres of unimproved land
near Parkersburg on which is some valuable
( ’ h a s . W . J o h n s t o n , re g is te r.
cedar timber will make a good home when
! improved.
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
CC $2500— 102 acres at mouth of Lampey
112 A 11 1. Front St., Snn Francisco, Cnl.
Land Office Kosebnrp, Oreg« n, 1
creek 15 cattle. 35 sheep, mare and coli,
DKALKR 1?«
October 18th 1889. f
tools, sold along with place.
Notice is hereby given that in cotnpHano« At-w I n v o i c e
JiiMt lt o c c iv c « l
by
N l i m i o o f l A S u u fb r r t .
Highest Market P rice» Obtained for Apple», with the provisions of the act of congress
and all green Fruit», Salt Salmon, Chittim ltark. of June 3.1878, entitled “ An act for the
A neat home of over 40 Hi-res, three quar­
sale of timlg-r lands in the states of Cali­ ters of a mile from Coqnillo City with new
H ide», Skin» and Wool, Furs ot all kind», Match-
fornia. Oregon, Nevada and Washington 8-room house: sparkling spring branch, va
Wood, Stave B olt», and produce generally.
1 territory,” Jerry Sullivan, of l'ortland, riety of land, hill, bottom and timl>er. sev­
1 At .»o B U T , AH W E L L AH » E L I. ItilOKH ON COM S 1 - » I O N
county of Multnomah, state of.O regon,
Inform ation of any kind will coat you nothing— has this dav filed in this office his sworn eral acresoleared and cultivated, on public
Price $2300.
inquiries w ill receive prompt attention at iny hand». statement N o. — , for the purchase o f the road
230
acres
near Norway; 80 acres bottom
v7nll
SE »4 of section No. 20. in township No. 28
south, range No. 9 west, and will offer proof mostly well cleared and in a high slate of
to show that the land sought is more valu­ cultivation; 150 acres < f lienoh land, plenty
able for its limiter or stone than for agri- i of stock water, fine orchards of choice fruit j
C O Q U I L L E M I L L 1 cultural purj«»ses, and to establish his ample buildings, new fences,* the best of I
I claim to said land before the register and crops. The best farm yet offered for the \
— AND—
receiver of this office at Host-burp, Oregon, \ money. Price $8600.
120 acres on Middle creek: 35 acres tmttoin j
on Monday the 20th day of January, 1890.
He names as witnesses: James McCully, land, 20 fenced aud cultivated; 85 acres < f
l ’eter 'J’. Keep of Portland. Multnomah «»Id growth timber; good orchard of 150
county. Oregon, John E. D eW olf, Ed G . trees, all for $1600.
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Lee ot Host-burp, Douglas county, Oregon.
140 acres a few miles from Fairview snit-
Any and all persons claiming adversely ably for stock. 4 h«»rses, 11 head of cattle,
■ the above-described lands are requested to one wagon, two plows. Acme harrow ami a
file their claims in this office on or before l«»t of bav is all offered for $1600 to get
the 2l)th day of January, 1890.
, quick sele.
— AND A L L K INDS OF —
C has . W . J ohnston , register.
A few ten acre lots only one mile from
town at¡$250 each.
L T J M B E B
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
Five lots and n s» house in Co<pille City-
United States Laud Office, Koseburg, Oreg. part choice gHjden land, all well feuoed and
C e d a r , f ir , a s h , m a p l e , m y r t l e ,
n bargain at sjflcXX),
October 10, 1889.
” e always have some excellent bargains
A lder and spruce lumber always on
O T IC E is heieby given that in compli- that it will pay buyers to investigate. n3tf
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mice with the provisions of the net of
hand and for sale at the lowest rates. ( ’•onpress of Jttue 3. 1878, entitled ‘‘An act
T IM BE R L A N D NOTICE.
fo r the sale of timber lands in the states of
California, Oregon. Nevada and Washing­ dnitbd S tate » L abi » O ftice , Rossanno, O beo ., » ]
ton Territory,” Laura Sargent of Portland,
September l»th, 1809.
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county of Multnomah, state of Oregon, has
N o ti c e is hereby given th*t in compliance with \
this day filed in this office her HWorn state­ the provisions o f tlie act o f cougreB» of JuueS, 1878, 1
By tho T u g K A T I E C O O K on ment No. — , for the purchase of *he N W ^ entitled “ An ai t for the »ale ot timber lands iu the {
state» o f California, OreRou, Nevada and WaahiuR-
S«*c. No. 32, iu township No. 28 S. range : ton territory,” Lewis C. Hartman, o f Albina, couu- i
the river and bar, at reasonable rate of
No. 9 west, and will offer proof to show that tv o f Multnomah, »tate o f Or>-Rou, has this day
the land souphtis more valuable for its tim­ 1 tiled in tht» office hi* »worn statement No. — fo r |
the purchase o f the NE I* of section No. 34, in town-
Timber, match-wood and stave tim­ ber or atone than f o r agricultural purposes, I «h ip No. -28 south m u ro No. 9 west, and w ill offer
and to establish her claim to said land liefore
rooftosh ow that the laud »ouRht is more vallia­
ber purchased.
I the Register and Receiver of this office at
te for its timber o ra ton e than fo r aRricultural
1
iiurpoHoa,
aud to e»tabll»h hie claim to said laud
Roseburg. Or., on Wednesday, the 8th day
, before the KoRiet«>r aud Receiver of thin office at
Orders for lumber filled ill quanti­ of January, 1890.
Ronehurff, Oregon, on Wednesday the 27th day o f !
He names as witnesses.
Thomas J. Ra- ! Novemlier, 1889. lie names as w itue»»es;
ties to suit, and at the lowest livin g
Roduey Tompkins, o f East Portland, Multnomah
sornnil Henry Hnsor of Camas Valley, Oreg.,
and Gilbert F. Guild and Lewii C . Garri- county Or , Aaron L . Rumsey o f Mt Tabor Multno­
rates.
mah county, Or., Joseph P. DeW olf, John E. De-
: r u s o f Koseburg, Oreg.
' W olf o f Ko»eburR, Douglas bounty Or.,
J. P A R K E R ,
Any nnd all persons claiming adversely ] Any and all person» claiming adversely the
C H A S . F. D O E.
the above-desoribed lands are requested to 1 above-described lands are requested to file their
tile their claims in this affico on or before ' claims in this office on or before eald 77th day of
Parkersburg Coos counnty Oreg. ■ said
; Novem ber, 1*8P.
8th day of -Inuuarv. 1890.
Cha*. y r . Johnston.
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tf.
Chas. W . Johnston, register.
R e g is te r.,
the hw
of section No. 14, in township
that I intend conducting a first-class Livery
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south, range No. 9, west., and will
and Sale Stable.
Keiuember that I keep oiler proof to show that the land sought
nothing but the best of “ Turnout*,“ and is more valuable for its timber or stone
j tlmn for agricultural purposes, and to cs-
the best of care will be given transient stock.
tablish his clniiu to said land before tho
Everything new. A share of the public pat- re” ) ter Ktid receiver of this office at Hose-
on age is respectfully a >licited.
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Lurj;. Orej on, on Monday the 2(>tli duv of
January,1890.
lh-nam es as witnesses: Jerry Sullivan,
I <*t» r 1. Keep of Portland, Multnomah
county. Oregon, John E. D eW olf of Kose-
mrK :.;;!’uFla« county, Oregon, and Thom­
as l\ tlsie of l < n;as >allev, DoucTafc county
Oregon.
Formerly of Coquille Mill A Tug Co.!
Any and nil persons claiming adversely
the nbove-desc il>f d lands are requested to
hie their claims in this office on or before
t.aid 2 R.h day of January, 1890.
Miss Ida K. Kronenberg,
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C o n fe c tio n e ry , F r u it s , S ta tio n e ry ,
S o d a W a t e r , Etc., E tc.
Coquille C i t y , .................................. Oregon.
COQUILLE
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liny, Feed of ¡ill kinds, Flour A: Meals.
Tug Company!!
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CASH STOKE!
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FALL STOCK.
A great reduction in prices has boem made in all our departments
Especially in Clothing.
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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 C loth in g that e v e r r e a c h e d
C o os county.
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For the best Bargains to be bail call on
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W i ll take special M easnres'for C LO T H IN G -.
®ö£*Agency for the New Home Sewing Machine.
Jno. Kronenberg & Son.
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 and Sheet Iron Ware,
S T O V E S,
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Oils,
Paints,
Crockry,
Lamps,
H a rn e ss and W o o d en W a re ,
Guns, Fishing
Tacke,
etc., etc.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HIDES. EGGS. ETC.
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