top order furnished with pure »phn« water 1
A l
f i n / A I I E
New goods at Lorenz store. He B F .L L .4 M V A Y U L O O K I .Y U B A C I i -
in pipes. A epltndid garden and fruit.
M I
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I j j
M’AIID.
is selling at good bargains.
Will be priced all together or aeperately by j
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YVe promised a subscriber last j
New goods just received by
making application to our office. This
Feed is very scarce and none for week to give a synopsis of the 1889, Ann S. Langdon, wife of G.
property in well Hituated for different pur- |
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Kronenberg k Son, the hardware
poses and must be examined in detaii to
: b ^ : e 3 : b : e : : e b .
sale hereabout, while the demand teachings of Bellamy, in “ Looking F. Langdon, aged GO years, 5
learn of its real merit.
dealers.
House and two lots in the heart of town CO Q U ILLE C ITY , OREGON.
She was
Back ward,” aud will do so very months and 13 days.
Mr. Grundy Short of the West *s ^ ^
for $8.00. Will soon be needed for a busi- '
The organization of a board of briefly, Mr. Nosier having helped born in Calloway county, Missouri,
ness location which will be very valuable. Hot and Cold Baths
Oregouiau made us a pleasant visit
trade at Myrtle Point for tiie Co- us out iu the matter in lm article and married her devoted compan
Always Ready
$1500—1G0 acres 3 miles from Coquille ' ____
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Saturday morning.
City on a branch of Cunningham creeh; uu- ^ j yyjfngp
W. N. Campbel
on nationalism, to be found iu this ion, who survives her, July 20,
The Bellamy club meets at the 1 " ille v“ llu>' U 11,0 P '“ l>er tUin8-
COQUILLE CITY, Coos Co., O r improved. There ia considerable choice
1848. They moved to Idaho iu
UniTersslist church to-night, and
Our old-time friend Bill Kohm paper.
creek bottom on this plaoe whidi will be
e«ay cleuriug. The balance is timbered
1875,
to
Texas
in
1883,
and
to
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To
induce
people
to
read
this
Mr. Wilkins and others will lec- of Bear creek spent the past tim e
l ure
days in town. We acknowledge a book, Mr. Bellamy cast it in the Coos county, Oregon, in 1885. WILL transact a general real bench land of good quality, with much good
saw timber thereon; ia aheltered perfectly,
Coquille City, Oreg.
shape of a romantic novel, being Thus the deceased has been
and ia n choice found utiou for u home. Tbo
M arried . -Near Norway Jan. P^easBn^ 'is d -
Is prepared to supply all custom
ESTATE BUSINESS.
timber alone ia worth the prioo naked, Ho
23,1890, Mr. John llausier ami
Dicky Larrows is going to school warned be says by a teacher’s ex identified with this people aud the ;
soon as ii is utalized.
ers with the choicest cuts of
.
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Miss Ella Lareu, Elder Brower of- ' n Astoria and several of tlie family perience that learning is accounted M. E. church South of this place
$4000—60 acres of choice land, well im
for five years, and a more devout
BEEF, HI T TOY, FORK and SAUSAGE.
ficinting
with whom he is stayiug are down a weariness of the flesh.
proved in one of the handiest localities on
wire,
mother
and
Chr.sdamwe
have
¡W
ill
buy
and
sel
improved
Farms
The writer shows up our indus
; the river. Over $1000 worth of fine stock,
We also carry a line of l o
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t
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In
Mrs, (i, u
r . Langdon
was quite
r
' implements and other.fixtures are included tions such as Tobacco, Cigars,
trial system in all its hideousness never gfeen. Her kindly acts have
sick last week. Her son floorgl)
hear Elder Bunchs free
Also wild lands, Timber claims, ■ in the price; one and one-half miles from
Pipes, N uts, Candies, etc. etc.
—that the competitive system, the been the remark of all who knew
. Myrtle Point. 40 aoroa of the choicest clo-
came over from the bay Saturday
next Sunday, morning and
A L S O
principle by which we make a liv her. “ Mother Langdon" was a
| vet land, 25 acres of which is cleared. Boat
to see her.
evening, on religious liberty. It is
stock
randies,
eit.
| landing one quarter of a mile from house, Choice G roceries.
ing; by which we make fortune and hotisehould name among the sick,
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M rs. T
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well watered, you should see this before A liberal share of tho patronage
Lois >Y aisnrooker lectured ;
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paupers, is aM wrong; that parsi distressed and needy, and she was
I buying.
to the people of .this place last
of the people of Coquille City and
mony which we teach our children 11 uly a mother to them, and in
Buy, sell and lease city property
Rev. R. J. E. Campbell is deliver
night on the subject: “ God man
vicinity is respectfully solicited.
that they may hold their own in her k'mlly missions she was ably
ing the hook you subscribed for
All orders promptly filled.
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,
l.nci.u.wi
make
investments
for
other
parties
ifest in the ilesh."
the grab-game that characterizes seconded by her noble nnsoand
1
some time ago. Be ready and pay
WIMER & CAMPBELL
Mr. C. W. YonPegert will bring
present met hot is is a fault, and not who, with their four .children - with the sajne cure anil judgem ent;
promptly. It will save him much
The
new
A
1
Schooner
up his pile lriver soon and put
a virtue.
He shows that nearly
L „„ g d « „ 1,0«, her«, ilr«. exerCis«<l in tlieir own purchases.!
bother.
in ft decent wharf at our Unit laud
all our crime is the result of deal Cera Haynes wife *of Rev. T. P.
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P arkersburg ,
T
he
S
ick
.
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There
are
several
rer-
ing. This is as it should be.
ing with one another, m matters of Haynes of Douglas county and a Parties wishing to dispose of prop-
C oquille C it y , O r e g o n ,
r .1 n o : ..
the result money or property.
M : iss Lula
For this he married son and daughter in Idu-
Uelieii waa reported 1 sons sick in this place,
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erty can not do better than to
very ¿ick nt her «Uter'e on Be»r o f the um isua«em ber. Mr» Me- offers a cure that the greatest
inouru for the dear departed
plaoe it our hands ns our
creek, «ml ber mother, Mr«. -Samuel CoDue11 “ s" ll sick. Al e,, Collier minds of the country say is at once no.
OC2 | This house has been refitted and newly
chances for disposing
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and Henry Loienz were taken practicable and effective—mil I nine
Funeral al M. E. church South
Ivlieu, went down Saturday to sue
f
furnished throughout.
are first-class.
^er
violently sick an Sunday, the latter out of ten of you, readers, will say
at 2 p. m. to-day.
i First-class Accommodations for Traveling
i with pleurisy. Old man Fuller is so if you read the bool: thoiongbly.
MEN.
V ery sick . - M iss Annie Clinton
We are-prepared to attend to
I ' n l o n I*n r i j I * r i i i i i i r f e « .
quite low, and cannot survive long. In a word, equality is the motto.
S am ple B oom i s C onnection .
is very
sick at Bandon whore she Master
«. . C harley „ Aiken
»■.
A call is heieby made for primär-
This popular and favorite resort has
J
was attacked Every incentive and nearly every
reontly lieen thoroughly renovated and put
was teaching. A steamer came up Sunday night and is still quite
Kail/. E.vnresslv for the
in better order than ever befor. The tables
opportunity for wiong-doir.g is ie-
Sunday for a d«>ctor, but she was
ar<> supplied with nil thedelicaces to be had,
in
each
precinct
on
Tuesday,
Feb
sick.
and in a style to please the most fastidious
nioved.
Under our present sys
better yesterday morning.
ruary 17, 1890, at 10 o’clock a m, to
epicure.
tem there is a premium for all
Wiroer k Campbell have put
elect delegates to the county con- WE TRANSACT A L L L E G A L
Members of the Coquille Literary manner of wrong-doing.
The
j \ \ 7 I L L Uun on no other Route.
This
ventiui tob e holden at Coquille on
down a sidewalk from their mar
Society are requested to meet at clerk that s a II s the most goods, if
| vr
vessel having made six round trips
BU SIN ESS IN T H IS
Thursday Feb. 19. 1890, at 2 o’clock !
ket along the front ot 6 -a:!iw’s
in the last six months, is supposed to ke**p
MRS. A. L OLIVE, 1‘ROP.
Hyinnewell hall, on Friday evening, he has to say cloth is all wool and
p. m. at which nominations will be
up her past record, and will until further
blacksmith shop to tho planked
LINE.
Jan. 31st 1890.
S. L. CuRRV,
a yard wide when it is under that
! notice, on and after Novemner 15tb. delivj
made for county ticket, and dele
Oregon.
street, thus giving their customers
Vice Pres.
freight to Copuille City and all points on
width and half cotton, is rewarded
gates elected to a.tend the statt*
a show to reach their shop from
-
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rP H IS Popular Hotel has recently lieen
We hope b y fair dealing and j the lower river at the following rates:
by constant work and good wages
A
Free
Lrcturo.
convention. Each precinct is en-
that way dry sluxl.
I Salt, nails, iron and coal, $2.50 per ton: X put in better order than ever before,
J. C. Bunch of Gravel Ford will and when we come to think that t i t l e d t o two delegates to the conn- strict attention to business to m e r- . other freight including flour, $ 3.50 per ton. and s truly a favorite resort.
No glass-wufe, chromos or bull
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Tho tables are supplied with all the deli
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The schooners Free Trade and Del Norte
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,} I /1 n . v address the people of Coquille City his oread and butter and that of ty convention, and I tho „ » Uitn
Is
oi
lt
the
confidence
of
parties
having
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B()C
arrv
irejRht
at
thesame
rnte8.
cacies
to be had. and in style to suit the
pups giveu with the Bltr CAN
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I j is babies depend on it, it is as
i» 4
O M iv n i:» .........on Sunday l*eb. 2, 1890, at 11 a. ro.
most
fastidious
epicure.
the new party are urged to meet
.
.
CoomLi.it M ill & Tuo C oûtant .
B A K IN G PO W D ER, but you get
f
,
.,.n
,
.
business
to
transact
m
our
J
me.
Bellamy
says,
well
nigh
over
Its
dining-rooms
and sleeping apart
and 7 p. m.
and elect such a?> will be sure to
one-half pound more goods in each
ments
are
second
to
no
hotel in Southern
Subject:—Religious Liberty in whelming.
attend in person.
Oregon.
than with any other powder,
Look at the goo Is and medicine
v 4 n 5 0 _____________ Mrs. A. L. Olive. Prop.
the United S ’ «U s.
W. S. V a n p e r b u r g ,
»me money. For sale at,
we buy. It is almost an impos-
Aollef.
Chaiimnn Co. Central ('ora.
J. W . H ughes ,
W . D rane .
N. L o r e n z ’ s .
sibility'ti J ind au honest, unadulter
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All persons owing me on ac
vggie, manager of
NEW
[Bandon Recorder.]
ated manufactured article of any
FF. $3000—Forty-three acres all choice
count
of
over
six
months
standing
Oregon company's
Mr Frank Lowe, of whem we land, t-.vnty-thm* acres den red. neat build-
kind, if we except a few iua le by
; ings. fence* and line variety of choice fruit,
a n d J o in e r .
this place vester-
please come forward and set- the government.
We take our spoke last week as lying sick at his Boats can land at the door if they wish.
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Seh<x>l. store, and |K»st<*lfice close at hand,
I k also a anccessful hand to emasculate
with Mr. Frank tie, by cash or otherwise. I must medicine; it is lauded to the sky by fathers
house, near I aikeisbuig» Very pretty location and Cheap terms can horsea and other animals. Home near
CcqUILLE ClTT,
•ert, who is exatn- have money,
Beaver Slough. Address: Coquille City.
the manufacturer, seconded by the » Snul.mlly S,owing worso, been»,. ^
N. L o r e n z .
DRANE,
deposits on the
weaker as the disease pro- tage at Btindon, with two acres of ground.
dealer. We find .t a fraud when ¡UK
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Entirely new and qot^quito finished, one of
*ho river.
! O ur B ank —Coquille City may too late. 11 is one reuud of adulter grosses being unablBlto retain HUY the (meat Bench properties at the mouth of
Preps.
the river Will
> ii bu very valuable.
South Coquille justly feel proud of its bank. The ation and misrepr sent ition. Tie* nourishment.
LL Kinds of farm work solicited. Horse
S ' $3e0')—123ocres, fit) of No. 1 bottom
. r,hoeing and plow work a specialty.
, |ai>(
to Hriu, Early k' McArthur and wonder is that there fs any tiuth
M r. J o s e p h Cut less, ail olii re si- bout batr'hoe hilt land, one mile from
— Dealer in—
Supplies for logging work, wedgec., dogs,
.
,
,
j
Myrtle 1’oinl lie* directly on the river and :
.mbei claim, but Teller Biinn com» highly i p c o i l - and honesty in the land. “ L >ok n ; <Iejit «>f ( oit» county, wlio has been „ jr,,od public landing,fair boiding, bight 1res
resli and Salt Meats. Pork, Veal, rings, cant-hooks and everything used in
could not got through on account mended, and in fact .lie two latter Backward has the government own. stopping in Bandon' for several
'inmniuui.g.
Mutton, Beef. Sausages, Ilam egging camps kept on hand. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Shop on corner north of Pio-
of the snow. Beyond Rock creek have been here long enough that manufacture and distribute every year -, started Monday last foi hantn ,lllly
frojn c.^uiiioCity, and hav- Bacon, Lard, Vegetables, Country neei Feed stable.
n35tf
the snow had l>ent and broke down they have gained the esteem and thing. It provides an ample allow M o n i^ a , the s o ld ie r 's h om e in C a l- ill« Other advantage - which make it we 11- Pioduce and nil kinds of Grocer
’
l - i
nigh perfect, sum» as tne purest spring wat-
ies.
the timber obliterating everv trace g'*>d wishes of the people of the ance for every person, m in, worn m iforn ia. M r. C n r le s s served 111 th e 1 er, proper division of hill and lei! tom land:
For Sale.
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acres
lnl
1.120
of
iMjttoin;
100
acres
slash-
Machado's
Fishery,
Oregon.
Coquille
valley.
Their
building,
A good place. 208 "r e . together with
of the trail.
and child, sufficient for every rea I in lino Wilt' in 1 M'egon 111 the little. . pd and cleared for pasture and meadow, all
s vcral head o f cows, an,! some horses’ or
a good substantial two story struct- sonable wish. They are sent to
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fenced, gisxl buildings and orchards, .V) head
M ir r ie a — I n
A rK an s.it
i it\, llin illritl!l.
ajui yoke ,.f
L ost . —Tommy Weir of New
separately, very cheap. The owner's reason
ura, is complete.
Four splendid school from six till 2 1 years of age. Tlllirsdav, J a n u a r y 2 , 1 8 9 0 , by Rev. ; ¡.l out '.«* sheep and lambs, hogs, chickens.
ro selling is that he wi -hes to invest in
port has lost a sorrel horse weigh
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p
plow,
harrow.
r
>ller.
wagon
and
a
g,Htd
town
property. This U a rare bargain
offices are found on the second They are then put in an industrial t ’ nrnine, o lr . ( . \\ . relti r, Of JalD- mower sold along with the farm. Please
ing abont 12 tK) lbs, with one white
Place is rented for this season.
Inquire
floor and are elegantly titted up. army and work for the govern meat don, Coos co u n ty , Oregon, and don’ t all speak ac onc >.
of E. Bender or W . D. York at Myrtle
* foot and stripe in face. Will
BANDON, OREGON,
Point, Coos Co.. Or.
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Y $1500—16'J ucres three miles from town
Below is the bark.
A cosy fire till 45 years of ago when they go .Mrs.
E ll la l - o l l e i !' ectc, Ot .\rKan.-,as Severa, acres fine creek bottom land, burned
pay any one who will take it up
place heats the room, and gives it on the retired list. The allowance City.
CHEMIST,
The newly
married couple
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l‘.ab.ta.re’ DRUGGIST and
and feed it, letting him know; or
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ana pme spring water; the land joimn;;
an iuviting appearance. This and goes on from the cradle to the will reside in Arkansas City. ■ ( »n be had reasonable.
for returning it toLim at Newport,
the bank proper is fenced in with grave. They are not turned out to
CM.ovt«,. ,„ „ 1 „ i d ,
HR $1000—160 acres of unimproved land POPULAR PROPRIETARY MEUICIYES,
or James Aikeu at this place.
i lei e s oUI P iy v .. a r ,0} , nilii
1. 1 near Parkersburg on which is some valuable
M y r t l e P o in t , O regon ,
a railing of panel-work seven feet die nor seut to the poor house iu ye n unbounded success.
retlnr tirnlnT will make a good borne when 1 P a i n t s , O i l s , V a r n i s i i -
S teamer S unk .— O n Monday
irn proved.
high, the upper portion being huge sickness aud old age. Every in
Jennie Majory, Proprietress.
Aliss AllUie C linton lias been ill -1 (to $'2506— 162 acres at month of Lampey
e s a n d . I D y 'o S t n f i f ;
evening of last week the river
panes of plate glass.
It is well centive is offered for excellence 'disposed th is week, having caught
1.5 cattle,
sheep, mare and colt,
Toilet Articles and all varieties of Drug
steamer Little Aur.ie, from this
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t(X)ls, sold tilon^ with place.
This popular house has recently been put
lighted *n every part.
The vault enough to move the most stupid ,
the
epidemic
which
is
prevailing
A
neat
home
of
over
40
acres,
threo
quar>
gists’ Sundries.
place, rnn on a r<x;k in tho lower
in excellent order, and is truly n fa.orite
is large and roomy and perfectly sluggard. Very short hours, only
ii.:
g| „ i _ i . . „ „
ters of a mile from Coquille Citv with new
r>surt. The tables will be supplied with
ill this \icil)it}.
S.it ban >
n- s.roaui house: sparkling spring branch, va
river aril sank in a few minutes, ..
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hre-proof. Ihe walls extend well enough for ones health is required, able to teach school sin^O M onday r: ’ ,v " f land, lull, bottom and timber, sev- SCHOOL. BO O K S t he very best, including the delicacies of the
st a son, thus endeavoring to suit the mos
nut not before she was run ashore . . 4|
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.
eral acres cleared and cultivated, on public
and.
fastidious epicure.
This hotel has just
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, . into the ground ami are sixteen since all workers and all woik hut v.as able to be np until yester- i road
Brie, $ 2 : 100 .
just aliovo the Bamlon wharf.
been renovated and refitted and every at
inches of in harmony.
grew rapidiv worse.! m*cre*ntnr Norway; 80 acres bottom S T A T I O N E K T , tention will be given to guests. Patronage
Think of an un (hi • V, * when v she ^
They aro raising and repairing her
...
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Wfli c cured and m a hi^h state of
solicited.
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air »pace in the center. The safe broken team, all pulling as fancy Sin* sent fo r D r . Tower, 1 ot Marsh- . mostly
cultivation; 150 acres* f bench land, plenty
T obacco and C igars ,
but some say it will cost all she is
„
A ’o
.
| of stock water, fine orchards of choice fruit
is the finest we have ever seeu. It might lend, against a well broken . . . . .
field , Itjis morning.
ample buildings, new fences, the best of
worth.
and LIQUORS
is perfectly fire anil burglar proof. one where all pull together; or an
The best farm vet offered for the PURE WINES
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
The schooner Eureka came near VAönoV. Price
Pric.'^mwo.
$8600.
M a il C arriers L ost . -A tele
united S taten I. asd O r n c * , R oneburo , O reo ., )
It has a time-lock and all the pow immense unorganized mob against licititi wrecked the night before sho
For Medical uses.
140 acres a few miles from Fairview snit-
December 3rd, 1889.
{
gram yesterday says two mail car- erg th|it be could not open it^ til I
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ubi * for stock. 4 horses. II head of cattle,
N otice in hereby given that In «xiDiplUr.ee with
Prescriptions
Carefully
Compounded.
river. In tho dark- onc wagon, two plows. \c:ne barlow and a
| the provluiouf* of Ihe act o f congreesof June 3, 1878,
riers on the Coow bay road are the time for wllich it ig set ¡g up a well disciplined army. Bellamy got into o the ri
ncs->u
sieamer
h,|'’ >» «1» offered for $16; ai to get
; entitled ‘ An act for the Hale o f timber lands to the
says it is singular we use such go > 1
steamer whs
was discovered quick sele.
The BITTERS’ G UIDE it
missing. Ihe*e is twenty feet of ^ second safe is inside tho larger
state* o f California, Oregon, Nevada and Washtug-
judgement in going to war, hut bearing down upon ' her. The
iss u e J H a r c h a c J L c l :.,
A few ten acre lots only «me mile from
i
territory-’ , George H. Ja< keon of Phillip*,
»now reported on the summit, and oue that has a double combination,
,ea ch year. It ia an c iic y -
county of Rice, »tale o f Wisconsin hastbU day filed
»* $-'-'*>™cb.
poor when we turn out a mob on schooner had her lights burning
c iò -d ia of useiul infor
Five lots and ne« house in Coquille City
no mail corning in. We can t hear ^
should a burglar hold up
, iu this office bin sworn statement no. — fo rth e p u r-
mation lor all whw pur-
going to work. The rich organiz» but those aboard the steamer did part choice garden land, all well fenced and
I chase o f tile n w o f sec. 3C, in to. no. 38, a. rang*
ch.*.o
the
luxuries
or
the
from the outside world. The last ^jie iianfcer he could not get more
at $1**00,
no. 9 west, aud will oiler proof to show that th*
ucce
cf i..A. *Ve
small armies to work for them, and not appear to see tliPm. They a bargain
laud sought 1 » more valuable for ita timber or
e always have some excellent bargains
can clothe you and iura»«h you with
we had was that the whole north- ^an the “day cash’* that is kept in
the poor man, alone, can’ t compete. tried to uee the flash light but it that it will pay buyers to investigate. n3tf
ali tue uoC‘.i.jA.y ana u^ncctraary ] atone than for agricultural purpose*, aud to eatab-
west has unprecedented eno*.s and tjje oujer safe, without hunting up
appliances to ride, walk, dance, «Icoy,
hie claim to raid land before the register aa«l
They cse ponderous machinery, did not light readily, and the steam $500—\ small home of 20 acres all clear- j eat, fish, hunt, Work, go 10 ccureh, I | lieli
receiver
of thi* ottice at Koeeburg Oregyn, on
stock dying, right and left.
ed and fairly improved with buildings,
the person who held the other and he his muscles. Their vihicle
or atay at homo, and in vai-ioua sices, I Tuesday tiie 2hth day o f March, 18B0.
er r.ns coming so close that they fences, orchard of 300 trees, in good condi
ctyloa and quantities. Just flguio out
Ueuaiue* a* witueeaes: Frank R. Jackson of
B io M eteor . —O n» of the lar- j combination, ami not even that if is the railroad. His is his wagon
tion. All bench land on road from Coquille
what is required to do ail these things j Phillip*. Wisconsin, E d .«}. Lee Of Rose burg, Or.,
had to gibe thp schfioner. The Citv
to Mvrtle Point. Would'make a tine
COMFORTABLY and y o u can make a fair
gest meteArs-on lecord fell on the the safe was locked, by tho timer,
T C. O'Donnell 1'ortland, Or., Oeo. Wilson o f
(if he is fortunate enough to own steamer rushed-' bv giving them ! fril*t ami «d’ieken ranch. 8ch«H»l, postotfice
cabinate cf the value of the BUY ERS
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and
store
within
a
mile
of
house.
head.of South slough, this county, The banker is then powerless to
GUIDE, wh en will bo sent upon j Looking Glass Or.
one). This is fixed np to the snt- • Jilito a job, knocking one of the | $4.50 buys a live acre lot within 80 rods o f
Any and all per*,in* clslm tcg adversely tb«
receipt of 10 cents to pay postage,
»Love d, scribed land* are reoueeted to file tbr.r
a week ago Saturday night at 11 opeu it The mechanism whs ex i ¡«faction of all iu Looking Back
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claims
in this oiüce on or tiefore said JS thday. f
»W« >¡6*^ »early acr,«„ the .lock |
ïllT l' 1’4 M ic h ig a n A v c n u o , C h i c t s o , IU . I March, 18»).
o’clock, knocking a hple in the hill plained in a former issue by which ward. In fact there nre no object
ChaB. W. Johnston.
Register.
o f th e s c h o o n e i, and d isa p p e a re d one of C 4S-1(** aor«» and another 5 acre lot
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I joining the first for $!K) per acre.
thirty feet across. It came fronq ¡t jg made burglar-proof. On the ors to the system of this wonderful . | 1 * .
Ill the distance, not stopping to 111- I $6400— One-half section near Fairview:
the uorthwest and lighted np the ponderous iron door of the vault book, and the most that any of
had done any damage E*5 n<'res. of bottoni. ,an^>
acres amicr
them can say is that it is too good; q uire, 7 if they
J
| plow and ten acres in meadow. Good b««x
heavens in fine style. A report, as j D gold letters is the name “ Go the people wont have it; they are 1
heust* and frame barn.
Cold spring «if
water, nn«l ««rchard of 100 trees aud some
of thunder, waked the people for quitle River Bank."
It will be not ready fo% it, etc. But so fur
— DEALER IN —
small fruit. Situated on North fork of
many miles around. It was plainly opened for business about Febru- even this is said only among those
Coquille.
F ru its, Stationery,
who have never read the book.
$1500—200ncre«30 acres in cultivation. C onfectionery,
heard in this plac«.
Excavations Hry 10 th. H eie’s to its success.
40
acres
ft-nce«I
with
cedar
rails.
Orchard
; We have yet to find the one who
I®V6U.4 chunk of lava twenty-two
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of 300 trees, general variety of fruit. 40
M A R K S T ,
Soda W a te r , E tc .,E tc .
has read it that would not give all
acres of seoond-liottotn land.
feet acres» that resembles slag1
[C o o s B . y N e w .]
( Kobins:)nBuUdiiig)
160 acre stock farm with a few ftorcs^ <»f
from an iron furnace.
There are several cases of scar- : he has to bring it about. It teachf s
Ixittoiu land and nice spring branch. Fair Coquille C i t y , ................................................... Oregon.
truth, virtue, honesty, morality
buildings and v«>ung orchard for only $800.
As will be seen by reference J leti,m T tOWD’ bUt in * m M f° rm and equality
and
where
is
Also 100 acres joining the above with cheap
l>«)x house and bearing orchard situated on
the person with the hardihood
the call for union party primaries ^
V ° l>resen*’
a county road and about 4 miles from Ara-
and county convention, the new
Arctic owls are plentiful on the | to oppose these! It brings out hu-
go which is nearest shipping point on the
Coquille, price $850. These two places to
party proposes figuring in the com-
liear North slough, i man nature to supplant the brute
KEEP CONSTANTLY
gether would make a capital stock place as
| nature that a radically wrong in-
ing June elections. Last Septem- . a ^er Huggau saw several while
A complete line of fresh and salted meats, th«- hill land is not steep and is coveretl
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
I dustrial system 1ms cultivated in vegetables, canned goods, tobacoos, cigars, with small underbrush which is easily
cleared
for
pasture.
ber ihe Labor Unions met the huut,n« there last " e<*.
! man. It is wrong to require a ser nuts, candies, etc., etc. Their prices nre as
ItiO ncres on head of North forte ab«>ve
prohis at Salem, and the reform
R<*eburg is organizing aboard vice that you would uot perform in low as the lowest. Orders from any part Fairview
post office along with 14 head of
parties of the state organized the
tra<*°’ Ihe bay would do well | return. This is the teaching of promptly filled. Remember the place, two mixed cattle, about 20 boas, chickens rnd
v8-n26 hay and grain found ««n place at time of
Union pariy, and sent Prof. Rork to ?ollow the sam ple. The bus- Looking Backward anc’ the golden doors west of Olive hotel.
sale. Several acres of choice bottom land
S T O V E S ,
rule. Mr. Bellamy takes a peep
L
an d H aboain .—One o f the finest pieces fairly improved ami a bargain at $1600.
out lecturing to the people. A t ,ne8s men shou,d 8t’e «*> ^ and or- into the twentieth century and sees
Forty acres hill land one ami one-half
of bottom of fifty to sixty dcres, with a
miles from town, unimproved, will be divi
present thero.are erganizations m Panlze at ouce-
all the new order of things work l couplf acres on tho bench fur a building ded
into ten acre lots if desired at $25 per
quite every county in the slate, and
^>ttD ^ntier80" ' ° f ^onth slough, ing—a paradise on earth where, as site is offered at a bargain by Captain W. acre.
H a rn e ss and W ood en W a r e ,
; E. Kackliff of Mvrtle Point. The lantl i 1
Some choice property in
the town
town or
of
111 me
it remains to be seen what strength ^rou^ lt UP over ^
pounds of he says, the only currency of the situated on the river, just above Norway, andolph
on Coquille river consisting of a
t «
0
flounders on Monday, which he country is the image of God and «»d » 1»U« »»d prettier piece o»n’t 1» 1 i large, commodious
““ S2?”1 dwelling
.1.'!.’V.^?.r. neatly
i i . finished
U i
the combinea force has. If, as as-
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: J
,
found
on
the
Coquill.
35tf
j ,
,
caught with a seine in the lower that that is good for all they have.
j with all the modern conveniences, also a
serted by many, the K so f L. stand bfty> Dan always comes in ahead ‘ Space forbids a continuation. Bead
HtGHi&J PRICES PAID FOR HIDES. EGGS. ETC.
| brewery, building and lots and a large, well
jn, quite a showing will be made, on fisk.
TGnftltf
S u b m it « for 1be Hi i / 1 D.
’ the book.
finished Hftloon. All thin property i* in tip-
LO C A L
ITEM S.
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=, R eal E state F irm
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C ITY M AR K ET!
Patronize Home Diflnsiry
I'lORI.YSOS HOUSE!
J. S. EDMUNDS, Prop.
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I™ .,f a,« r„i,>,r pnriy to i>« i»i.i gaies in Person.
COQUILLE
O LIVE HOTELS
Coquille City,
Sherwood & Sanford.
S . W , G ilm a n
B liifk s in iiliS h o p !
HUGHES &
Jason Machado
V
R .H . R O B A ,
L eh n h err H ou se
tUv
Chinese Employed.
Miss Ida K. Kronenberg,
P IO N E E R
Coquille
City,
, Props.
Jno. Kronenberg & Son.
T in , C o p r anil M
Oils,
Paints,
Guns, Fishing
Iron W a re ,
Crockry,
Tacke,
Lamps,
etc., etc.,