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Newspaper Page Text«XJ* I 3ÜM or.ivr. n«i rui. tutttvu.N, Îitlo id lr ld AUGUST The promising towhsiic of i- - t-r Ira Taylor, Libby -I \V Wlmcr, A ic..» \N m. Howell, o f Parkersburg is Ma’ shfield >9 attracting a g o a t .1 Gnmmilt, •’ D A Donctson. S »•’ The Areata arrived in the 1 ay , ",y "" i I h i , down with measles. “ W H K iiii.*. S P deal of attention on tho la y just J W II Funoh. M l’oiut C, I Miller. (’ HI? Li G o to Kncovlton’s for drugs. yesterday. | -I A Dean, city F N Harry, rilocum now, and n word, abou it would la* He always keeps the freshest and Dr. and Mrs. Minnis, of Rose- ! M Way, *• Mrs Sacul-u. Libby , • , IJ E I jv . ii ». M*f*ld ** li in ,’ , Marslili, !L’ opportune at this time. Lust .Sat best. burg, are Visiting the bay. | I> Hardin ».Medford MUs Sleeper, •• urday M r. Cobcrg, tli*jJgcntle:nauly . , n S Goodman, citv Farm ers are beginning to bring Mrs. Mays returned from a Atrorai 4 agent in charge, showed a Ifi.it.u d in quite a lot o f nice apples and m >uth’s visit to the bay yesterday. W Horsfall. MT1U t g Wnite, Utter (’>• representative all over the site, and plums. II V, Hidden I t \V tli <1 II Kilim*. Eureka Another lot o f new jew elry at J. li Walker, Ramlon J M Raiby. Daviisn Encourage the fair bv taking an lie acknowledges that an eighteen T iv o « ’ /i i i , ( l* Rtiilcv, Dayton W Fhillinhs. Gal. exhibit. The fair will be just w hat J. \\ llsou S. CrO M ill see it aud get A e Lan-oii S F c C I.iohtner.»Prill yeat'e residence in the county, aud we make it. E Nelson, M Point E Paterson, Roseburg rrices. a part of 'lie tirae’speut in Marsh* .I W Sung, citv E H Zigtcr. D. P. Strang, Jr., hail a very field, had not qualified him tk j The steamer Ajax arrived in the ’’ 1 .i ' * • lmrR td.Gorging, city painful attack o f cramp colic Sun , _ , , , , . , S P Miller, .** H Davis. Eacrcinento judge of this lovely place as a loca bay Saturday, loaded and depart- A W McArthur city li n Lose Jr, M’i’ ld day afternoon. - ^ , It Bernard, Al’fld T Johnson. Gravel Fd The postmaster at Roseburg is ea the same day. H Alexander. GVd’r Mrs. Horsfall, MTiil tion for a city. It is situated east not at fault that we have not been Somebody has shanghaied the g l m ‘i ssi mnch rVtSid of Marshfield and gets its name i from its direction and proximity to getting our mail, but the contract- Em pire City M. E. church, taking ° Ck,odnuw- M augi r .». the county's metropolis. it is it to East Marshfield. •J T .1« nkina, < ty W il Carrol S !•' Mrs. Mattie P. Krekel will loc J M I)ay. S E S 1) Residen. FFri uce bounded on the south by Isthmus J. J. Wilson is sorely afllieted A C Faisan, S >’ ture at the picnic of the K. o f I, S Hiu II, Weekly i » i ^ • i i i i slough where it has a ¿rood, sub* at Arago, August ‘24 G oand hear with la grippe. Jt is hoped that he E M Laugh. Weckly T Liulituer, lsthmus J Eightncr. lhtlimiH D G *tch«‘. 1. Unnd»»lph stantial w lm rt;oii the west by Coos her. C C |j»nhtru*r. ài'f’ld J E Johnson. C..*>s U will he up again soon. lohn K Hall. “ il w îiutu^ii. 1 1 \y‘rth bny p r o p e r an d ou tho nurth by G o and see the fine hnrmonicns \\ 111. M. Perkins is Still on tllO j RGilisp«*«». R'ndTh Vi I1 Send. y, MTI.l at J. J. Wilson's. Th ey are the . , C E Miller. C 1» U K C K Sinitli. Montano Coos river and Catcliing slough, left Alabama amt E C . ( Aiming, citv V Wanur. Marshfield best for the money to be had any- wn)®’ m uu* thu forming a horse-shoe-liko ex- I* *'onklmp. Wjjlmr M rs(*»«»'.Ulinn, Wiil.ar gone to Lanliam, Tex. where. 4’ I’ Riley. M l ’oiut Airs J K Gilispe»* .V terior. Tho ground is sufiieiently T l i « nehooner Dot V o i le rrol i t?i sltcruo.»d. M f'id children. Randolph Mrs. H . F. Tennisson, o f Ran 1116 s u io o u e t J^ei »\orte g o t to OJ Uordnow, Scuttle Mi s Hi itz.M Point rolling to admit of excellent drain- dolph. spent several davs in this sea on Wednesday aud the Free AFGl’ST b. ( age, and the best of water is ol>- C Elliot t. Uoiielmrg I* Wilson, Norway, p W Imt w o k visiting rolniives Trade the .i»y following taint'd at a depth of twenty (20) (i harpie Los s *1 i (.¡ritvxcn, S 1 am! friends. J ** R l 'amplici!. B’li’d’n Ed A Dit 1 — — Old Ready Cash Bright is in C Edwsrds. M IVint L Johns» >n ifaîls c'r'! fet't. Tho streets are eighty feet The Star Comedy Company will • T Rand. Halls V re k A C Ear.-. »n s F wide and the alleys twenty feet, | play “ A Midnight Mistake” in j » i l at Salem For appropriate ' M 11 Hersi-y. Vri'.?i! J iv Scot t, P’rk’rsti'ru Marshfield on Saturday evening horse and buggy not his own. thus giving the place theinetropol- , J F I lunham, < 'oal. doi A »1 Seed. citv Dr J Cook. Empire J Quick. Fariiersbnr.ï August 23rd. itan appearance in that regard that Mr. and Mrs. \\. \Y. Goble lost F. 11 Lenox. M’f'ld Dr Kent . Marshui !.t Walter Laird, form erly of the MeNuunhtou.----- J M Dai,. 8 F it is supposed to maintain in all in their infant son on Monday from a J -1 McDonald. Sea Itti* 1) R Jerrou. S F Coqnille. spent several days in this There is ample, l UL'iir- 4-* n'- ral t’t . Mr, L (' i) »k. Linp» iv the near futme. place last week. H e is living nt rp' apso o f measles, they have : G li K Jenkins, M’f'ld room for a city of twenty thousand the sympathy of all. Roseburg now. ACUÌ ST 7. people, exclusive of an extensive C:tv Chas. Edwards, o f M yrtle Point. A fter all, the crops throughout G R I'd minds, citv F ’ 'Umici H, G -1 Saurs. Mars oield .1 W .Su ».r »* tide flat on the south a id west si»eut Saturday night in this r luce, the « tate are up to the average and , A Wilburn. C S,*!: id' ni. SaiiJ.m as he was on his way home fiom a • ■ » , . , : J Guisen, “ I) 1» lit'Wis, which is being sold remit'} for fac . in many instances unprecedented G I, French. S F C I, Moon. Randon business trip to the bay, J 1 A M Loyee S F tory rites, mills and bu.-iuess loca F aït.r . M irshài id rpt * rr • , yields are reoorted. U M Mast. Rendon. ( i Maj' ;*’ M Point i tie tug J riumph bronght the tions. I pon the whole East s E G i s >n. S F Munk, ^schooner Eureka up to this place Remember to reserve your jew- Alvin F L Hiirman. I« e vi I» ■■» aiiî. city Marshfield is destin 'd i > make a \ \\ îl a i»i. Gr’ts Pa t°eterday morning. She brought elry and watch men iiug for *1. J. J 1 Morriss »n, " C Jackson. K M V f ’ld H Dunl»iUn M'f'ld city and the rival that gels away a large amount o f freight. U iUon. H e does first-class work J Mack. Norway M i- lui» p t , R indon with her w ill have to get oil a good W ii Carroll. S F Gr«»\v. (kia'edo M should reserve their lame nt reasonable prices, W Howell. U ! s'b'r*:? “ Dur» in. Isthmus. les and chocks until J. J. \\ il- move. The buildings g'fing up C Davoll, Tacoma •• Su*’». :. city 'u m his illness. Hr . Fvery farmer m tho county •i (juiek, Parkersburg •• l'igg •CO Vi show in every stick and timber an „ii it y v _____ ’ •n. ’ a short onler. should prepare aud take something • ’ P Rniley, Dayton Mis, liai .ii abiding faith in its future by the M Railey, *• Lev A..ou lion, the drug- to our fair. Each one do his part ï * st 8 settler's there. gisl, ii.is lately repainted t!>e and the fair will be a success. \ Perkins, citv C Miller. Koset >n ru That the railroad.from that place V Halter. Curry Co J Frown. Mirile Pt counters, shelving, etc., in the New The fire nt Durgin’s camp did J Divini stone. Is »i W E n ! . E' .Ìli- Gl'.ss to tin» Clawson place belt w Beaver drugstore, and ke*p- it looking i ) 11 Gr< caw >id. s F A k Futi an. S I«' ver> little damage beiug confined .1 A owe, 8 F neat. J Eair.l. slough on tins river is to he com las \iken. M 'f'ld Mrs Frov . M Pomi R ‘ J. Dean took Rev. Derrick mostly to his old camp. Some cat j <' Methn, menced very somi ai d ru-hed to " E Till i ri. : ;up:r*' *' l'ii'e T, i » ' «V. »Ul ' 1 i F Ratter, " nnd fam ily t<> R o»ebnrg last week. tle we burned in the woods near. *• .» Fell •ran. rap ire to c mipletion, its rapid, occupation 1 John Pool. Portland Mr. Derrick goes to attend the an Any cue wishing a match race ■ K Lo: u h. Rosi bur ; M i * ..?ou e ,, city may be readily assumed. nual conference o f the M. E. AOU may apply to J’. 1 ’ . Norton, Arago, church. Smith. .1 N S u: (lerUml, ìj * ! W Philips. Col. .S' t turn.' out now u ioir Il H Lu»»- ti. Oregon. li e will try and rustle up ; 1 ) 11 tin ctiwoid. S F J.l ( 1 » W lì t.:»ir»l. A ll shoal 1 r member the basket I. Davis j W H Carroll. K F that John N burg. T .(.». »> ! .i i 1. city a horse to accommodate most any > F Smith. M i’oin* W ;i i: « f !!. l’arker-Luix picnic o f the Iv. o f I, to b e h i 1 on an l Johnny Manning after their R <'ampbell. RT J'n Il II Si'.,» 1• *1”* --- A 1» III“ t t», i 1 »r* u» © the fair grounds at Arago on Sun t »ne. Dr Kelly, ei: v Ml-s C 11 » w!i*y,-M V. i:it V tv commendable . ¡huts in os inn » M Poi “ MG day, August 24. A grand g e o l M a u h if p . - - I n Marshfield, Aug. J F M “ " " .T (HtMi I Nor i M V d t o.¡idling an oyst -i bed in Coos *' '1 Hairi-1 h time will be had. M. lMn o 1. S‘».sitie 10, by Rev. Sc«.field, Win. Lng- ; ! (’ M K .1 i:jwnr,l, 1 11 V, citv • M I*.» ut bay have to tight a large, rich cor *• k M :;»toh. M.ir-hùf ti 1 a i! S t'okr. M 1 Id J. M. Lpt. >n, Esq., of 1» mdon, s am and Mis Sallana Stoni, ail JuJd ' " .1 l'.S{»( Mills Coaledo poration, tin* Glasgow townsite “ .i n sa. . Han Dm S 11 li.-« 1. r - — is doing a general loud agency A!fi< 'd Ibigluiid aud .Miss 'A illuni j .1 A I , V'N rr. M 1 company, to inniutilin it, und tli I A K. Ii.-rt: business. Anyone de-iring todis- Soderlan l. II balito ila o p 'o d ti. n, it i s i*l a i a. ed, i -i pure! pone o f p r o p e r t y w ill d o «>11 to G . M c A d a m , E . P . C b u n e y , Z. j *..out. n. Light is right, n > inatt . COQUILLE CITY, MI. P®t it into his hmuls. .lohuson, and B ill Neal are tho j I lorn, in M it «hli< Id, July i t > lilt* p. i i l i are uiTected. wl.i tli a £00(1 loom and is ready a er i ich or W ill H it? bad the misfortune to lucky Coquillers who used ‘‘Som e-' l^'MO, to the wife of 1. Barr;. tli oi or lo DA’, or lose three fine y-uing cows a few thing Good” tobacco, drawing each 1 dnughtei. ¡ial not. lu this instance, it is at all limes to do all kinds of haul G ive him days since by n tree whicli be had $5 excejtt Johusou w ho drew *3. Married, at Sumner. Or., Aug. 3, sal 1 that t:i? company, instead of ing in and about town. been burning, falling on them, at Johnny Grimes and others while 1S90, by Rev. I ’. H. Scofield, Rev. stopping when it got its wharf pi!- yom orders. his place opposite town. driving piles at Glasgow yesterday *L H. R >ork and Mrs. B. M. Levar. l: to tin* fhaniii'l. kept r¡£Íit There will be twenty-five or encountered a slioiel nosed shark; ^ laus Lockhart Sengstackeu, toe -trai-'iit on across t ie middle thirty horses in training on the nine feet and ten inch«-.-, long, aud ; infant cimd oi ib n: v Seugsta u'kei ground and oyster bed till stopped 9 Ë W 0 fair grounds in a few days. This they succee de.I in killing it with ! died last Saturday morning. The by ihe frtiong arm of the law. H e . funeral took place on Sunday. Ile v ti n 4 that right and justice will promises to be the most interesting pike poles M a rs h S s Id y O re g o n F. E. Scofield officiati rig. prevail, and that Glasgow may fair ever held in the county. j L ost . - Between Marshfield and Miss Grace Moore left on the thrive and prosper with anil by, M cM illan will be at Bandon A r a g o — two sacks rolled barley, diere and not to tli? exclusion of estab during the teacher’ s institute meet- marked i . P. N. liin le r please' .-.i are lished enterprises, this one of ing and will visit Coquille f'ity nnd ward to Arago, Oregon, with bi.1, 1 . __ . . jj sorry to lose Miss Grace, but hope wnieli though proven to have been M yrtle Point during September. f,,r trouble in care o f Win. die will return long. months established but fifteen H e ts better prepared than ever to Schroeder. _ promises so much. do fine work. Mr. and Mrs. A . G. Baich lost | Money t<> i.oun. ai F or salf . . - O ne o f the best pay- tl,eir youngest child, little Elsie, '•)00> to 1,0 *,a‘l ilt l lVV ot!l ing businesses on the C o q n ille - a from a relapse of measles Friday A. J. Sherwood oil approved taim L O C A L IT E M S . Louis Roberts, of M yrtle Point, was in town Saturday. 5 ! ------ UEJB9P55HB8S9WB & Sanford Sherwood Special Bargains UVJiK IHM BAKX. , Coquille City Coos Co., Oreg, **’' * A re now being given in all kinds of summer KcM 8*I«U bmiuw* 1« «11 It« v«ri> <.'** ) ! i hm V'ihl< »a« ««/« n»un< «a i «»im. >vi H* ****>• H«vUl^.» *>'<I t;l H. ikil* «1 yniSM lh*l drf» CowraBlDn, «►•‘I 1« t-lft-T tbe»< wh» f**«*rM »i*h la«)» I*.*»!imp- wiih eatigfAii« liu« *<>J *i • k«\IK4 At llrM« an A ware roll iu»/ ¿t.- j'rriy in jajf» in h*pA.r, rt-irrmhPr v.o rr U pu W*» lb*n 111 plfU*« 1» tills eM'Ui*» rambiecd. Whet> you vtUhtobur, if iron #1? (<f |»lkiu with n/ «,, a «ty Ju/t «htt kind of t'rnjmrfy yo« d«.f>in>, *nd how much you ftrt tolov««l you will n'tftritlly He to glv* you to fRt«lli|{>iiit apA »atufactoi'y de*l, to your lntor* o*t. Wo »re for oil town cite fruperty « blch iucludoa near 500 lots. Ktaaiitip the follnwiriR brief deecrirtlitl Of part of our «took on h*D<l to «elect from. l'.*00. 1CU Acres and largo oiot rang« m monntainu. 1000. Good lioTioe and 6 lots ill Ccqaillfl City; part boit<»m Innd. •¡♦Oft. 30va. len miles fmw town; IraproYod. lO'O. TllO H.and coosiderable stock 6 mil«« ont. « iOOO. 60 a. well improved and loo Med, with valuable «lock included, 1600. 160 a. choice bottom and timber land, 4 miles out. 3'XK). 43 a. nicely improved choice place well located, 4300. Saloon, br?Weiy, nice completed dwelling and 7 lots in Randolph. 800. 30 a. home, an improved bench itiid well located. 1000. 80 a. improved, fine orchard and liv ing water. 180<). 170 a. improved, good stand on stage road $1600. ItOa. partly improved and much personal property included. 80)0. 228 a. 80 bottom cleared, fine or chards, choice place. 8.o0. 160 a. 4 miles from river landing, partly improved. 800. 160 a. joining above; fftir bouse and spring branch. 800. 80 a. good hr timber, near town ar d and river. ! 200 ). 80 a. choice creek bottom and tim bered bench. 350d. 240 a. excellent dairy and vegetable place, valuable timber and sparkling branch. . 300. 100 ft. square in choioest part] of .Co quille City. | 350. Two lots and box house C blocks from postoffice. 600. Two acres joining town house, or chard and small fruit. ! 800. 6 room house and one lot in business part of town. | 30H0. 320 acres choice white cedar and fir timber. ,5000. 800 a. A1 cedar and fir timber a for tune for some one. 1600. 200 a. good fir timber, medium size, i near town. 1500. 126 a. part bottom, balance good bench land. I 2200. 154 a. of excellent bench land, build ings nnd orchard. 227a. 175 a. improved, 10 miles out, mostly bench land. drygoods, hats, cloth ing, etc., to make room for fall stock at L Y O N S ’ »TORE, Coquille City. BUYERS OF FURNITURE W ill please remember that they can get a good selection at very low prices at Lyons’ Store, Coquille City. i*ULL STOCK OF GROCERIES-—Provisions, boots & shoes, w a ll papier, border, house lining, curtains, shades, car pets, ma,ttings, gents’ furnishings, etc., at Lyons’ Store, Coquille City. J A choice stock of Picture frame mouldings, on hand. Picture frames made to order on the prein- ■ ices at Lyons' Store, Coquille City. . ! . Teaming! Teaming!! f f . A r a g o , D O O T O R O r e g .y Manufacturer o f a strictly first-class article o f fu ll cream. English Chedder and Young P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n . American Cheese. Orders Marshfield, Ore^. from all parts o f the county U. S. Examining Surgeon \promtly filled. Çatisfation for Pensions. ' guaranteed. ; R. J. Dean, S P O N O G L E , M IN O T T , F|1 Hardware, Tinware, Glassware, W oodware. fa ll rig for pile driving consisting Bight. She w as a sweet little chilli o f two drivers, one on a se..w and n l 1 tl|e family have the sympathy the other for shore work. Inquire ° f every b"dy- of Sinclair ami Hnrlocker. See the nd of d'lios. S. Capt. George T.eneve was taken severely ill Friday evening at yiyr- tie Point, nnd his father. Dr. T.e- D(ve, o f this place, was immediate- lv summoned, and went *o his re- lief. H e is getting along all rirdit and will be able to take cle rge o f the boat again soon. j land hotel last week, and moves t>' Mino*t, the Iliinnewi 11 residenoe on Look- Mr. H. H. Nichols, o f this place, »»><1 ™ e Lnlf miles from C' i ipiille | ijuire of Sinclair A Jiarlocker. gust 1, IfiiH). in which he stated that the appropriation bill had been submitted to the senate for consideration, and that bo confi- dently expected it would he passed, I t provides for a goinl approprin- tion for the month o f tho Coqnille Arrangements liavo been sraall sum of - . N«>l I« A ll persons knowing themse!v; !. ^ A ,ents. to be indebted to I > > a!\ < r «fe R< m ill The Roseburg and Coos hay j WJ) eith w by nott, or HVCumt musl railroad sm vey is completed to j settj0 ,,y tj,e r,f September, or M yrtle Point and the surveyors i wo will iiml somebody who .vill returned to resurvey doubtful por- as we h iv got to h.tvi hioliev 111 tions. Major M iller and his two our bnsiDt ;. Take li»*i sons are rushing things. Contrac- 2 3w B aker I • »ill NS. S herwood . v S a n f o r d made f°r (»raliain is expected dail> now. for the removal o f nil the b«>dieH from the old Masonic cemetery to the new one, by the rainy senson,. and that block will then be for gale. W ould it not be a good scheme for the board of directors to secure this for a site for a new school house. This is the most beautiful place now within tLe reach d ! the people. Our city council being equal to the emergency took up the water front business as soon as M i. Von Pegart was done Mr. Lyons’ por- tion, and our water frontage is a thiDg now to be proud of. The work is all first-class, in fact all that could be desired. The town had one section made low for sum- ________ _______________ i mer while the test is higher than the ordinary freshet. • t t 5'i»i<* ( ’on gross man Hermann is stir- Anyone wanting thorou lib ic d l ing up t in contractors on local Berkshire pigs, can now ge tliem mail routes. He is determined or me. « i y !»: arc fr. mi a r?»iis- that they shall be shown no lenien- i i i | tered sow and hoar and are very cy, and the official that attempts it l j fine pigs. I also have some tile r-' will be brought to account. Ee- | oughbl’ed Yorkshire pigs for sale, gitimate local bidders stand no , , , ,i it ¿ l i Have also the celebrated Japanese show and these foreign companies buckwheat to sell the boss buck- only profit by half set vice, wheat fur cakes and bees. T h is Mrs. G. W. Cartwright, sister-in- buckwheat i > something now for law o f ye editor and James Cart- Coos county.— For further partic wright of this place, is in town to ulars inquire of visit friends nnd relatives. She G eo . W . W im f r , came down to the Umpqua beach n l8 tf Arago, Oregon. for rest and recreation, and came on to see Coos bay where she has been confined to her room for two J G allery six doors east of 1. (). weeks past. She is much iuiprov- ed and will soon he joined bv her O. F. H all. Samples and price» . . . . i _________ . I . v J ____ » . ,, husband, the merchant of Youcol- ! in gallery, la. C. W i l k i n s , Photo. Photographs! 0 Buggies, T T . ,r * \ W h V - ri rr •% O j k A l Cuttlery, ---- v1- ^ Harness. Implements. Stock A lw ays Complete. Tuttle gave i p the Ec- urea ^ ’r i Paints, Gils, v arni3j.es, Brushes, Agricultural u111 \ suece-sor to J. D. Garfield, the ’ cut pcint, where he will still keep Marshfield hardware dealer. He a limited number of boarders. has a tint j *tuck and will make it f- ; o * i •• "3 largely t» y >ui a lvaiitage to trade XJ U . w ' g j i -, «*0.1.1..Í. w th I im. anil tw o :< re • >f la'id foi Hon FOUND A part needing read} !e at »a n d »!' I , ! . - t han I hi money, ami to g* t if lots oil *i* d inui.~>e et>.-t. i he t i , t forty acres of bottom ¡and only one leave i»n arc nut of Ith. Li, received a letter from Hon. John ^ H. Mitchell bearing date o f An- Successor to J. 0. Garfield. / am sole agent for the best Stoue on Eart)—3 ridge & .Orach’s Superior. _ VEGETABLE1 PANAGEA PREPARED FROM R O O T S He H E R B S , FOR T HE C U R E O F •feH4fcl?§®FE\AEI DI SO R DERt D DIGES.tl O|fc r. -SICK HEÀDACHÉ- : •GENERAL D E B I L I T A i AND ALL OTHER DISEASES ARISING FROM A DISORDERED S T A T E ofthe STOMACH OR AN INACTIVE LIVER. FOR S A L E B Y A L L DRUGGISTS & GENERAL DEALERS. ’LT.LIUATl »N. NOTICli 1' i t ailed Stated Laud OHice, Uoschnrg, Or.. Au<• list 2. lS.h). ^ o t i c e ia licrf'hy given that in ronipli- . v ¡uioe witli the provisions <>f the <ict of l ongress of Juno 3, 18 ( 8 , entitled An act ,, sale , of tiinner , lands i..„a. ,*„ tor the m ♦»,„ tnc n.aton of f California, Oregon Nevada, and Wnslnng- fileil toil Territory,’' itufus D. Dickson, of <’o- iiuillc Citv, County «»f C' ooh , State of Oro- ^ h)l/ lhis dRV in this office his H'.vom statement No. —. for tli» purchase of thelots 4 and 5, Sec. 30 oml lot 4. si*.’4 of SW l4 of Section No. 1?. in Township No. 27, S linage No. 1 > W, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valua ble for its timber or stone than for agricul tural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before tho Ilegisternnd Receiv er of this office at Roseburg, C r^o n . on Wednesday, the 15th day ot October, lStio, lie names as witnesses: I L L . Christen sen, Wiiliam Nicholls, J. W. Nosier, and W. A. Dickson, all of Coquille City. Coos Co., Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely t tic above-describ *<t lands are rt quested to ______________ ___________________ B u y n o Don't be fooled. O i h e r ! _______ _____ ______________________________ The World is Moving Just Because it Has to. It is attributed to the force of gravitation and the force of gravitation tends downward. How, I propose to work on the same Principle, and have M A R K E D GOODS D O W N So low that they cannot go any lower, and all parties wishing to Dry Goods, Hats, Clothing Groceries, R oots & Shoes, Provisions. NOTIONS, ETC., buy A re respectfully invited to price m y goods before file their claims in this office on or before buying elsewhere. I am also agent for the N e w Home said loth day of October. 18'.K). J H. S , N. L O R E N Z . Sewing Machine. Register. ohn huck