Coquille City herald., July 08, 1890, Image 4

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EDITORS A.kD PROPRILTORS
Devoted 1 . the interests of the Coqr.Jle
River ; ir. . .ular'.y, and oi the Co’inty geu-
•rally.
Subscript '« > 11 . i*i r war................... $2.00
T l F.S DAY.
J FLY
The S. Daniel on
the 30lh ult.
8,
1890.
_ i)l tv) tit Ik Uii
The m ho; n.*r F r f^ Trade arriv­
ed in this river July 1.
Andrew Hall and family o f
M arshfh'id rim e over T ncsd ay on
ti v i'it t « lenitives and friends,
V» hat has the heard o f trade been
doing for the past month or so?
There
re many
matters that
shout engage its attention.
< 'ro| »-W «*ath «*r R a l l o t i i i N » . IO .
Oregon Weather Bureau, c u -operating
Alvin M onk will open a ealoon
•it Bandon in the near future.
L yons’ Mm,
Sew D rug S tore!
Is Stocked with A
R . S J K N O W L T O N ,
SM ALL HOMES.
with I!. 8. Signal Service. For week eliding
T o supply the constant dementi for homes
l >rof.J. 13. Troua hl V baa sold Lis Saturday, .1 mie 28 , inno.
o f this class.
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WKATHFIt
claim on W agner crook for $3000.
T he cool, cloudy and showery
F uti:.— The residence o f II. II
Where you cun securj the amount o f
weather o f the previous week con-
acres you desire.
in’- T b u t pronij)t~action preven ted ! tinuM
to t o d n v '
14 iiS now
clear
and
very
warm.
The
weather
i(.SS.
We now offer 100 acr< s o f tlio Fouts land
that Las prevailed has been worth
lio n . Joh n 11. S hepe is register;
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untold wealth to the producers o f
tifal
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prom.
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in the U. S. land office at H ose-
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Oregon, and troni every section county, Oregon
burg and our own A. M. Crawford
com es the most flattering and
IS r v « iy e r , both
iitl, honest,
:
encouraging reports.
T he rains I
obligin g gentlem en.
h
L'K, 5,10. 2C
were especially copious in the
si-
land,
level
anu
No,
Ira Taylor, the penman, will W illam ette valley and along the
deuces, arid pnrt bottom land w hich is very
soon open a writing school in coast where from 1 to 3 inches fell. rich, nml to make it desirable the two classet
this place.
Mr. T aylor is a fine In southern Oregon over one in'’ *’ are c*'” ’ bin<*d in nearly every tract offered.
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wa*er to first
artist as his samples in the many fell nt R oseburg but decree o i ' e • i .*»
windows o f the business houses o f
southward
to Jackson
conn
f.1
this place will show.
where less than one-half
See tho ad o f J. (». O. Mayer, | fell. In eastern Oregou more *
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house, sign and carriage p a in ter., the average June rain-fall has tail- .
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home illicit* a a m
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Now if you are in need ot
nne en vary lug from one to two inches. Revenue and solid comfort Ui<iii ii*.
work this is your opportunity. H e i The rains were most opportune and larger tracts farther from town, church.
has had 35 years experience and, have given new life to all growing school, markets and roads; only If» minutes j
walk from Postotfice, stores, boat landing
has no superior in Oregou.
40tf. vegetation.
and proposed depot <«n U. 11. line now con - ;
Near Town.
OCEAN
J ml >e (J. M. Dy r and estima-
Llo
MUl V »«lon a-il
troni
h
visit t > til*•ir o ’ l lioia» iu Iowa
ou Tiu irsd iy. riii*» is their first
visit si nea
• lori ! à *.-.ivili- there s «me tliir-
ty years ago.
I he ju d ge lias ma-
tiriti! ly iu*proved
in health during
*
n
the tr ip.
H i tells us «>f the
oppi er­si ve isea. back there and how
gimi Ite was i o g«*t back to the
Pacific COM-
T h e I i 1* V, stef ’.iier Dispatch ir-
U m f ’arth ve- ! that lms been
built «at tills* place, an l we are hap-
py to .-tat*'1 timt a three masted
school) or ivi ;I h c instructed at this
place itS S' >« 1n at» the present vessels
, aro cornpletiad.
Mr. Hans Reed
will ba the *!«• ignor and builder o f
the vet«sel.
T he m oddle has been
compì*'ted Rf«me time since and
some i >f the' tim bers prejiared.-
Bandon Re c n ie r
The nend*emy o f th»> Seventh Day
A d v n (list's is to be 10x 60 for the
prêtent, ai. d v.«*i k uill be pushed
so as t<> haia* school begin the first
o f Not rernbi *r. I’ he site is n inag-
ni ficen t one , and the-,e people have
Home o f the best schools in America,
nu l wi 11 be. • >ai • an imp »riant fac­
tor in Ixiild ing up Coquille City.
They are 1in no i y’i e lucat >rs and
will, 01:o a in >th r \ear. have a large
anti il uri - 1i;uy sidmol. They a ie
bnildii i» fuill it eight for «a large
build it ; t q, , d in su ’ h a way that it
will b • no itrouldn t * enlarge the
bnildii wf * » ;s business increases.
W e be s ; • J,i ti good patronage for
the fc-iicol.
S ent to JAIL.— Ed. W hitlock,
the ye Utig Jnan w ho robbed Know l-
tim’d <1d ll^ 8itoia. o f seven watches
and a b.nail amount o f in«>uey on
T lairs«day e veiling a week ago, as
report«id ini hast week’ s H erald .
was c ‘ Ugh!t by T. A. W alker at
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11
Laird > on the C >03 bay wagon
road «vu T uesday m orning. lie
had piiit up there an«l was just get-
ting u, at d aylight iu the m orning
when <)tli • e-r W alker appeared ou
the S' ■<
* * i ng arrested, h«a was
l>r< iugl it do rivn and that «'vetiin«»
had hi s pro! i mi nary b efo/o Justice
Simon wh< > bound him over in
$1500 bond t«> appear before the
grand jury
* * • was unable to
yivf b'Bi'ls and in *l.*fmiit w;*,.-) tak­
en to jail nt E m pire Cily.
M uch Fynipathy was expressed
fo r the prisoner, and it was the re-
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^ /d y {it the trial that
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It was evi.
d e ilth
h r : *. t»!T q ico . n m l iii » irr.
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uornn.
,
• l' 1 'iV 1 luduNit®
that io w.as a more ht subject for
pity than censure.
was standing on a log when a tree
be obtained from it.
Irotu
fell across it throwing him several every section o f the W illam ette
feet in the air.
valley reports are encouraging
Ì Shoes,
J a il P a p e r ,
Mr. .1. (1. O. Mayer, w ho y is ite il! s,« ’t '" S
<*>• entlm sm slic fw lin g
^ JRNÏTTJRE,
P ic t u r e F r a m e s ,
M OULDINGS.
l l e was much pleased with this !j,a" ' nml w“ f “ 1*’ b">' d " , " ;« ‘Hb
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. lim oth y lmy has been great iy im ­
part wlieu here before, but went
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‘ proved. Oats are doing well. Corn
away till Coos shoul i get a mov3 *
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is thriving, but in sections of
on itself. Ih e time is ripe now ;
b*
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eastern Oregon the weather
too
and he has returned, settling in
cool. H ops are growing finely and
Marshfield, at least for the present.
give prom ise o f a good yield.
Weather report at Bandon, for
In Gilliam and Morrow, rye harvest
the month o f J ime, 1890. T em per­
is in progress and yields very good.
ature—monthly mean 57.8; above
C odlin moths have not done any
average 1.5; max. 7*2; min. 48;
damage yet.
S p ra jiu g is however
mean max. 05.7; mean min. 57.4:
recom m ended ns a preventative.
greatest daily range 10; least daily
Peaches and apples short crop in
range 4; mean daily range 7.8;
southern Oregon, other fruits very
inches rah)fall 1.1; below average
plentiful.
T he
potato
yield
0.55; snowfall 0; rain days 7; frost
prom ises to be the largest in the
i b i j s <>; cb ?n r d a y « 1 8 ; c l o u d y d a y s
history o f the slate. Every section
12 .
reports
them
doing
finely.
(reo. Bennett,
Hie-!.'
Through the
\i country, gr?iss
V. O. Signal Service U. S.
on the range is good and cattle are
D o r n 1 1 e i n s .
in prim e condition. T he rain ex­
Hurrah for the 11. II.
tended through Crook, G r a ft and
The fine rain we had will insure other interior counties insuring
>od crops.
; the hay and grain crop.
Quite a lot o f hay got wet, but
The week closes with the most
the rain did more good than harm, flatterin
1 )regon
out-look
G. W h eeler has a i k e garden, crops,
sweet corn in tassel.
,
B .S . Pngue,
Lee and M m . W eekly
havt O bserver U. S. Signal Sei vice,
splendid gardens.
Coos can cap
*VssT Dir. Ore. W eather Bureau,
the clim ax when it c:u ie s to garden
truck
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K«*|»nrl—I'is h (r:i|> D istrict.
D. C.
Krantz ------
has - just
finished
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repairing the bridge at M iuard’s
mill
H e lms put in a good sub-
stantial wing in the place o f the
Mr. K . has also
one washed out.
built a good bridge across Yankee
Bun which cost ab ou t8100.
M. Krautz’s cancer is not getting
e ,
H very fast.
M. J. Krautz cut his leg with an
ax while working on a bridge.
Jell' Crosby killed two large bear
in one day last week.
Hiram tiranby is the tx>ss fisher-
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City ami Sanitary Engineering, Ditches U»(* H
Int« M*»r
ami Flames located, L im a run. Plans.
Maps and
o f work.
Marshfield
.« furnished for nil kinds
■ «'•* , Mail uificc,
vTION.
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N otice i
named se’
L-laint
n
the follow ing
of her inf* »
y. u
*.*!. it tuy hai:'!
I ’.sill
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A T T O R N ' i r r s r ■' : l a w
lio f ti ;*».'/"(/. ( h 'i'ijo u .
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
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l> PI ■
’’ PP >rt of her
ale !>• -
an<l tiHit 8a:d proof will !«.* I’D1
j d*.;.» or in li - ufi:w*nce 1» >v’ th*
of tilt« county coart of <N, 'S (•• «un’ y,
HI, ill ]Empire Giiy, Oregon, on S ttur-
0, I.iffff. viz: Alice E• Kin-.
-ti*ad *•lit ry No. 5185 fur the Si: U of
I ff* 2.* s-iatli lange 11 w«-st .
na i a •s the f «Rowing v.i LI1L’.8CS to
her e •utinuous res:idonee roc;*:i, and
ation of, »aid land. Viz:
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b * ■:,* with
c r .. ;.ry
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: ", :■ .ces.
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L. Atkinson, L. D. Belien. Thos. Bookard
and N. IS. Endicot t. al Anc *ra. U*)ort Co., ( )r.
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I has. V,. Juuuston. K cq::,'»“.
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NOTE K FOB I’ l BLICATION.
Land Office at llosHtiur**. Orcaort, <
Juuo D<ib, ix: 0 . »'
»TICK is Inai bv ci a >1 1 !. .1 tfi.* fol!«>w-
inq-nam id S'ctti-*r has filc i noticu o f
her intention to make filial proof in sup-
her port o f claim , and that said proof wil!
w r i t t e n e x a m i n a t i o n o f d i v i s - ^ made before tin* judijc or ill his absence Iu the ( oitn
.
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before tho clerk o f the county court o f C-oos
pon for (V
u ,u * -*’> " as *l(> ■* !l^
ie county. Or., at Empire City, Or., on Satur
In the m i
' : All t . , 0
> er i y o a fair
m il
sa ih
B U Y E a ti’
bo sont upon
i pa i
: c,
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II •» I - A ►
f 3 Jlk - W
» n r \jß 'f V
B vj
ChfsK^o.Ill«
SW \ and SW >4 o f NW ‘ a, s(*c. 20, l'p. 2a
south range 11 west, W. M.
She names the follow ing witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said laud, viz:
L. Atkinson, 1.. J>. Belien. Thus, ltookard
and S. S. Endicott all of Angora. Coos coun­
ty. Oregou.
Chas. W. Johnston,
jy l
Uegister.
TIM BER LAND NOTICE.
have stepped down and out.
M c­
Num ber o f pupils enrolled, 5 3 ;
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v
1
Culloch will move to lloseb u rg ; average aliontlunce,
4 f. Number
¡ind Steinler to bis farm.
1 o f visits by patrons, directors and
Dan Miller has been kept from i f r ien (Jfi i y
; P! ° ? ltu/ al P!iri,OSPfl' m A
^ ,!,h*ish hi" ■ cnltivation o said land, viz: W. a . llatcher,
clai ' to Haul land before the B o ls t e r and J? H U tskin s and John Braden o f Fair-
lU ceiver o f this office at Boseburg Oregon,
in, and Walter
°n Tuesday the ltb day of August, 1 «!«).
. * s t; >unty. ( )r.
1Ie nnm('3 ns witnesses: Frank M oore.
ton , Register.
Earnest P. F’» Rio.. 1 tank M. Burtis and
school on the account o f a sprain-1
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B elle C oleman ,
and Charles W. Hastings, all o f lloseburg,
AN!» Nt »TIC
Douglas county Oregon.
Teacher.
I'n'
U*. e'o’ trg. Or.
t » 1 .
Any and all persons claim ing adversely
A. J. M. is on the matrimonial
.Vi av : ! 1 h, 1 stiff.
the above-described lands are requested to ^ O T I C E is hereby ¡Yen that in com pli­
scab'. \\ ho knows which way they
file their claims in this offloo on or before
ance with the provisions o f the act of
will tip?
congress o f June
187,s entitled, “ An act
said 12tli day o f August 1800.
I Min t wniulprinK curpd. Bn«,ks lcameH
('bus. W. Johnston,
for the sale o f timber lands in the states o f
J* S. C oke will move to Brewster
in on« TKa.iiDK. TfitimoninlH fr.'m nil
Register.
pnrl.i o l tlie «lolio.
Prospect us p o s t
California, ( )'e g o n , Nevada, and Washing­
valley. '
v a r r , v*:it on m.pliration to Prof.
A . Loinotle, 237 F ilth Ave. Now York.
ton Territory,-’ George L. Hastings o f
TlM B E li LAND NOTICE.
Fruit crop will be light in this
lloseburg, County o f Douglas. State o f Ore­
4
Reijistercd Short-Horn Bull for Sale. United States Land Office, lloseburg. Oreg* gon
section.
hns this day filed in this office his
May 24t!i, 1890.
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1 0 1
,
, 1 Owing to the fact that I do not wish to
sworn
statement N o.—.f o r the purchase o f
11« havo a good
¡Sunday
„„ this noble
1 , >
n on hgs
i* own progeny, and 1 Notice U horeby givcu that in compliance with
0
J school use
bull
the lots 1 $ and 4 and E 1 o f SW '4 o f Scc-
the
provision»
of
the
act
of
Congress of June», ,
at Gravel Lord, and Rev. Camp- ’ I . ust
import another soon, I now offer to
. . .
.
.
I 1878, entitled “ An ret for the «aie of timber lauds tion No 18, ill tow nship No. 28 South
bell preaches every 4th Sunday at the stockmen o f tuts section a chance t-> ‘ in the su t. « of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Bange No. ff West, and will offer proof to
secure t he 1 itoroughbred (registered ) bull, Washington Territory, ’ ’ William A. Preble of Itone- show that ihe land sought is more valuable
’ Brown.” This fine bull is now ¡1 years old. bur*, County of Douglas, «tate of Oregon ha« f w Us ti(ub >f o f st()ll0 [ll;m f „ r agricultural
D on Rex.
and was bred by Geo. B. W om all near Kan- t,l*H
lu “ »is oiUce his sworn statement No. - ,
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hhs City Missouri. Pedigree on oppi ic nt ion. fur the purclmHeJ of the 8 E
of 8 *ctiou No 18, in ^ ^
’ ’ “ 1 04 ‘ /
He has sh,>■» n remarkable regularity of col- Township No. 28 South Range No. 9 west, and will land before the Register and Receiver o f
l a I nl A r t -h le u l.
j or n a r k s and square shape o lia li his get, offer proof to allow that the niml nought U more this offioe at Hos>burg O iegitt, ou Thnrs-
San Francisco, Juue 24.---Ed. K el-
“ ?^tînH,lwl.licH c,!n b o 18eeTl l,-v-
vulu»ble f»r
timber or kton« tlian for agricnl- J ay< tho 14th d .v o f August, 18'JO.
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4. ! ^ ! ,iy ihtu ; is dark rod color with turai puntone», and to esUbÜHh bi« claim to said
w
ly,
w
y , w h o was working in the hold o f Star in /prehem l, very kind and gentle. Unrt ,,efuro tht, 1{,.KUler au,i «eceiver of thin „ . H n
\ ■s ‘ as witnesses: Joshua W hitbeck.
Charles
. Hastings. Isaac Davenport, and
the
steam
at
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t ^11U b-v tfie
j;enr
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' r' , - parties. j office »t Roseburg Oregou, on Tuesday the 12th
Earnest 1?. J’ reble till o f lloseburg. Douglas
K. D. Sanford.
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This jK>pui-ir mid favorite resort has
roently l»•- n tboroughK r> iiovated and put
in bitter order than ev. r befor. The table,
are supplied with ail ¿h, deiicuces t > I k * had
and in u style to ph i.se 1 ha nmst fastidious
epicure.
iliotud.
K lGEES & D M N E
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To litt*
1 1 f •;> * 1 ■ Ct*q.iille
Co«i iille Cl
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tin surroniMinq c >-;:i .•: I have fitieJ np
a firs’ -cia<-> i-idb-rv i *• M ti li'-b al. iq pot>;l<*
Xri-burv; A rlirs 's st**:*-. ! cl:. *.n 10 do the
b*-st v..rk d**n in ''•*•»- c untv. W hin you
nro in our city •
ad. . ■ a v, **r!: :*ml you
will liecnnviinv i. Year pat. naue respect-
fully soliciltil.
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O O Q U IL L E m i l s l s
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Tug icrnran?
4 liL h in ds o f farai '..ork «»licitcd. Hor
Horae
/ \ \ sf.o»*i.i"
shoeing and
a.id \
; low work a spi-cialty
spocialt
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Supplies for Lwi;in^ work, w
do),'«,
rin^s. «ant-liool,* un l everyth' 11 « used in
lofi” Hy can ps kep: < n Ir.nd.
S h A»,.'notion
;;uaiaiiti d. Si p i*u o< ;; t > >*r'.h o f i ’ o-
m et [Y e i stable.
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Jennie tfajonj. Proprietress.
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This popular house lias r.*'**-*ntly l>«H*n p u t
in cx< t l’enf order. a."<i is truly « fa «»rite
n n V T lT l * T
T " T i r r . ’ " i HTTIT î -'TI
‘ i*1" t:.l l*s Will 1».* supplied with
P i l i - ! M* 3 I
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• R‘ ) >d y u the ver> i.e-.t. inel>:*.;
h<* *Jcb.*ad«*s o f the
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’ ‘ » * M ! î 5 Î f : \ *" asoli, lads eliiilNlV’! ; il»t! i i » sa ¡Í the Il» 08 t
fasiiaious epn**re.
i : Ins
ins jo
Hotel
te ! uan
baa ju«t
juat
been renovated and r '.tied and every at­
-ANT> V I I* î. i M ‘S O r
ta iiiit'i! va ill be ('¡ven io j;Uist
Patronage
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solicited.
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Coquille
City,
Ore on.,
signed has been ajipo;nti
by tlie cou n ty'
court o f Coos conn'
<>f < ) regoli, att­ B ) T ug
on
m inis;rator of the
ui' Samuel 1). t!iu riviH'tir.d ■ .. : t
.a iiia b J e rat«»
j ’o p iln r Hot 1 bus recently l« e n
X put in better order than ever before,
per m s having
Howell deceased,
,
« ’nl is truly a favorite resort.
nte are raques!**d
claims aga'.o. >: t !..
'L'imiter, pmtek-v o
; i . - l . t \ ( tlU i-
T ho tr.bliH are supplied with all the d e li­
law n qui red to
to pres, nt th<* una* ■
cacies to be. Lad. and in style to suit tho
me at mv r. idea at Coquill \ ' i t v . Cor, s bor puivi r a ■
O i i i . 'l . ' i , . i l u m b e r H l o d in i ju a n t i - most fastidious epicure.
county, Oregou.
: L rrr. Adminislrutor.
lY b 18 , Jost
t i e s t o M 'ii t , aild id l ! (‘ l « .'.\ » v l i v i n g
llH dining-rtiomB and sleeping epart-
r'ltcs
meat* axe second to no hotel in Southern
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
.I . l 'A K K K U ,
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Mrs. A. L . Olive, l*rop.
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Lund ullice nt BosebnvR, Oregon. I
May 21 lHH'.t. !
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N OTICE is hereby given that in eop!i-
N ot ( 1: : ; h • > . * i*’
■ r*ilawmg-
man with Ins assortment o f fly lla y ter, 1 lit l*e Lamb, Eva 1 le.l 1 . Mary Hail ^nco with the provisions o f the net o f con- nam» d svitlt r has t’ 1' !
I : h isin tep -
and Martha Miller.
gres.a o f Juue !», lb ”H, entitled “ An act for tion ro make final p n
rt o f his
books.
W e have found it a pleasure to ( tho S ile n i tim ber lands in It * Stilt 'S of claim , and that saló ¡, •
it.ade b*‘ -
L. W ftternniu has a new mower have singing in school and are ! California, Oregon. Novada, and Wrtsb- fore th¡ jtidge. or in hi
. . before the
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ington territory,“ Joshua Whitbook o f BoSi*- cleric ol t!:** .*((U! ¡ i
and r< ke.
* *■ (S county,
: learning to read music according burg, county o f Douglas, state o f O .vgon,
a.
Stttur-
1.00 and H in. W eekly can un- : to the tonio , o U a ey6fem. It ia has this dav filed in ¡.his office hi a sworn ‘ >re ron. , ; 1,.. pir ■ (
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da>
’ >y. Hon: j-
load hay at the mte c f a load
oa<l in
m ¡ i miuq1
m u c h more sim ple than the note statement No. —, for lho purchase o f the N st, ; , ,,
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E V* of Section No. lei in Township No. 2H .... 1 \y:
stven mmates witu t.idir double
H. 12 west,
uvjuum m usic and al can learn it. In tim e South . iiftngt*
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No. !• A»est, and will oiler yy
harpoon fork.
j it will take tllO place o f the note proof to show that tho land sought is more
Ho names
witnesses to
New mail carriers; the old ones music and then all can sing
valuable for its timber oratone than for ag- .,rov<3 jpa c
nco upon und
land this morning, was crushed to nna a otne h,af'br/odi b !°sä î e a  l e ! 1!!; day #f ^
a* wit“
:
.loath by the fall o f a bucket used it Will Boon be inconvenient to keep them « « “ ■■ge.L. Hastings, Charles W Hasttnga. Joshua
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k . k i . „ _____ separate from other stock too noar related. ^hitbeck, Isa.,,- mvsnport, all of Uof eburg,
iu how tiii« coal, ow in g to tho n p »
for Douglas County Oregon.
Any and all^u reonH claiming adversely the above
being woru out.
W m . K elly, bis sale, well broken tind sound,
me
described
lands are requested to file their claims in
brother, received injuries that will „ i l ' S i S ! “ , “ ear town °r adOw«. B
thia office on or beforesaid 12tli day or August, 18SK).
probably prove fatal.
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City,
Oregon.
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Tlii.-i house has been refitted ami newly
furnished throughout.
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C e d a r , f ir ,
State o f Ore-
lons
bn iui* 1 1 *.
c l° se ° f the first two mouths, with day, AuuuatiHh. lsyo. viz: Maria L. King, llowell
used.
I the follow ing results as a general homestead entry No. 4.M!) for llm N
of
Notice is he eby given that the utult-r-
average per cent.
Mary Halter,
iM). Edith Hnytor,
5>ii.
Ralph Edmunds, !*S. Georoe Halter, ‘.id.
Phobe Lamb,
‘.lit. Eva liall,
W.
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.
Mary
Adams,
1
*5.
Minllie M;,lcr
92. Wilbur Havtcr, 1)5.
| George Miller,
Perry ltftbiaon, DC. John Lamb.
HO.
Names of students who have nut been ab­
sent durino the term:
Maml Miller, John Lamb, Sadie Miller,
Frank Miller, Mollie Wimer. lte^naldo
Robinson, Z*iboida Robinson, Eugono Wi-
mer.Eila V ¡»ner, W’ilbur Hayter, Charley
a
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will
C o q u il l e C it y , O r e g o n ,
HI
1 l the P A I N ;LTN
Tl ü
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the
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this
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Notice is hereby gixen that the under-
signed has been appointed Executer o f the
|ns< v%*ill and testament o f John F. Fuller
deceased, by the county court o f C oos coun-
i.S . EDMUNDS, Prop.
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Illghext Market Ivi<
<>',taiued for A’ .;*l«*«
»n<l all grivii Fra lis. S.tlt S;tlb: >ii, Cl littiiij Hark,
Hides, skills and \> ■. !. i
itala. Mat* !i
’ l* » m
Wood. St:' v P...1;«. a' !
ON ( M.OlS vK
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Informât I ou f at
E x e r u t o r 's S o l i « * .
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(l'orn e 1 1 y <>f Coquille '-î'!l ,V Tug C o .l
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General Merchandise,
w a tc h m a k e r ,
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CO PiU lLLE CITY
.
f í e h a v e Urn E x c lu s ‘vo C enerò/ o f
l i i V
\ a C ïp L D 1'
a I l i t vs j
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F iio n t S t r e e t ,
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ty* ° reKen.
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All persons having claim s against
All kinds o f ri pairing neatly d.;i,e at rea
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said estate are requested to present
sonnble rates.
\*ork «.a-raiu. d to give
.
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, same to me within s.x m ouths from
satisfaction.
O.-d - taken for W atches'
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date ( oquille, Oregon. May drd 1WI0
and Jewelry not m stoi K.
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All work must be p-.M for before leaving
Albert Graham, Executer o f the Inst
Ihe shop.
o f John F. Fuller, deceas.
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H e a le r in
■hi« countv. three years ago, paid •“ « * # «■*
Sam e clover
( ‘ .Kiuille City a visit Thursday. ba> -»u s .lorn, « b e n tho ram s be­
,
, P a in t e r ,
a r t in
i Has located in Coquille City, and is ready
; to do all kinds o f work pertaining to the
painter's line; will d o paintiug, graining,
1 paper-hanging, decorating, kalsomiuing
and gilding. Also sign-writing in any style.
Carriage-painting, in the finest style known
to the trade.
Warrants his work in every
particular. Call on Iiiui, or address:
P. O. Box r»y. Coquille City.
■-« . ¡twfgpyyy
1 k ■ ' tu«-./:.vty
> j y. nr
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U . H.
J .E . M
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3-, Geni
T o and from the house.
MICE TO THE ITELIC!
O P
Groceries,
R. H. BAILY, PROP,
Cu l»t Purk er iuiform s us that
whci i he to. k h it p art ne r Mr. Doe,
to Guios b .y oi i tli? tug Liberty a
V
COUJ to o f WOi L* »\ á ^ince there was
quite a
luiuh water on tin*
Coquihe
oa the ('.»os bay b.;r.
These _■ d depths r
i: t**d shew
ry on the north
Ci m ille b;ir one
'U.<
in tli
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i. . La*, i r. ?!e.iiner running to
San I telici­ Co rapalile <if currying
500 tonts 01 c.<al it wouM givo an
iirq'etus t o l iiisin. s *a the Coquille
that w*HI hi ; > ou even to otlier and
m ore e XÎ0 bivo entorprises. S u d i
a Btenn2 «* r « '•in b : Iliade, and the
nieans for iLs c m -tilieti >n ean be
raisevl -»ilrillr » ni agli if lite proper
h a ml s are ,-t ut “ Ut ri» s o lid t.
at all hours I t a y r o r r v ig lil.
Niplit call, front room over the Store.
"Dry Goods,
Gents
Fi,ii
HOUSE
H
Toilet article*, .T o b a c c o , and
Cignr*.
Prescriptions" a rj > o.ia'.ty—-carefully filled
Medicines.
uuuuS
3
PnorniKTOB,
Full line o f Drugs, Chemical)*, Patent
And Attractive Display Of
In Trr
-
Coquille City, Oregon.
COMPLETE
On Good TeiTns. i
SiiOvlden F. \\ dson. E sq , the
M arshfield attorney, with his Tain-
ily. came over Tuesday in a piivate
ectnrcd; the choicest locations yet • fl/red.
A. C. Jones retired July 1st from i
runes,
rig for a short re-pite from his
SHERWOOD & SANFORD.
the office of D eceiver U. S. Laud
Fall and early sown wheat is
busy desk. II ■ returned in the ;u-
office lloseburg, Or., a n d hi« sue-i now thought to be past any harm
tt m oon.
ca ssor A .M .C rawford assumed the from atm ospheric causes.
It is
I he iiin.il has changed from the duties. N more official business j filling well and o f good quality,
BANDON,
old ( ous bay wagon road route and or comm unication should be sent stools largo and stand very good.
com es t<> this place fiom Camas t<> A. C. Jones on land office bnsi- T he crop will be frem present np
\nlh-y via Mid e Coquille. Fi oui n e s s .
! pearances, more than an average
)
here .t i tins to Sumner nml then
AS lionoveted and thoroughly cquip-
Mr. Saul Spurgeon,
o f t h is '« u e ; from Umatilla com e reports
. peil this deservedly popular hosiillery
ichn J. Daher,our I lace,
oil to the I ; y.
was
quite badly
hurt that it will he the largest crop ever and is making it a most pleasant and uou
home­
u-
livery in m i , is i 11 ¡ni;' it. und has a on Tuesday last while assisting harvested in the county.
Later
like place for Ills guesty.
trade.
He has
good p..--. nr:
other parties slash some timber sown spring wheat is com ing up
C O -^ O T H ;!
gì a il stot k un a oui 111 >.
near town. It seems that Mr. 8. and fair yields o f good hay crops
D k UOOIST AX)|I’ HAKM\C! 8 T,
HOTEL!
Pl^EEil
S T A G E LINE!
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-.^iftíwaí*»;*«*.-
S.J.TUTTLE, . . Prop.,
T his house has been fitted up
{•OnriGin
u lq h iiiu
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iu
O a r i^ r ln g *
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tlie
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Freight and Passengers
ing<o<l shape, and patrons will
find it a first-class house in every
t)artioulnr* The beds are new and
clean And the tables supplied with
the best to be had iu the m arket
_ . .
TT
T ,
. . . . . . . patronize H oi Industry
cr.cci t s'u .da\. it.'•
a
T he new A 1 S ch oon er
poiti.8 on Coos bay.
Leave l i t e r C ity ;
every day, except hanuay, at 5» a. iu. and
;}:U 0 p.m . Fa.wengers by morning stage can
visit iiarshfit ld anti lamp rc (k iv, Laving
two hours in « *.ch place, return; ig to C o- '
quillo City, tli« sail:«’ nay.
P a re ,
O n e
Always g«> ivii!i
tlie
.
i.i. ami i p. in., con-
. a .« i; i ■ a n tr > f..r »ii
I D c 11 a x .
Mails
and
P i v w i a m '/ i
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rJaiinJI
make
illuni
JOHNSON «1 DUNHAM,
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. j i : i t ors.
Rnilt Expressly for ihe
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T H A J D E
M y r t l e P o i n t , O il
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:i. 1». It. l l l i h l A S ,
p r o p r ie t o r s ,
FrcHh drugs, chem icals, paints, oils, toilet
articles, brushes, and everything usually
county. Oregon.
Any and ail persons clatimng adversely
kept in a first-class Drug Store for sale,
FshscBlPTioNs carefully compounded at
thtt above-described lands are requested to
all liaurs. The best brands o f tobacco and
file their claim s in this office on «ir before cigars always on hand. A lino assortment
o f nuts and candies very cheap. (Jive us a
8 <iid 14th day o f August 18.»0.
vHutl
(■ has . W. J ohnston . R egister, call.
t
Coquille City,
1 I T I L L Bun on n o other B oute.
T h is.
VV
vessel having made six round trips
iu the last Six mouths, 18 supposed to ke«fi
up her past reoord, and will until further
notice, on and after N ovem oer 15tb, deliver
freight to Copuillo City and all points on
tfie lower river ut the follow in g rates:
' Salt, nails, iron a n d coal, $2.50 per ton;,
other freight including flour, AH.50 per ton.
Co hull * M ill & fou CoateAHT.