Coquille City herald., August 12, 1890, Image 4

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Ccpillf (Ws
PrBLISIlKD I V I B T TUK 8 DAY,
J. A . & D . F. D E A N ,
EDITO RS
AND PR OPRIETORS
Devoted to the interests o f the Coquille
River particularly, aud of the County gen­
erally.
ínbeoription. per year, in advan ce..#'<*.««
T O E S P A Y , AU GUST 12. 1S90.
LOCAL ITEMS.
H. H. Baldwin, * of Bear creek, ' | _
c a lle d o n na F r id a y .
The Occident Water company is
removing the pump logs and re­
placing them with iron pipe from
the corner of Second and Taylor
streets to the foot of Second, there
being several leaks m that liue.
See the ad of J. G. O. Mayer,
house, sign and carriage painter.
Now if you are in need of
fiue
work this is your opportunity. Ho
has had 33 years experience and
has no superior in Oregon.
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Owing to poor
health I have got to sell my bar­
ber shop in Coquille City, and I
now offer the same at a really great
bargain. It is a fiue paying busi­
ness.
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M. C. HorPE.
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a r e b a r g a in .—
Yaquina bay has had two monu­
ments to the excellency of her har­
bor for n year or so, but they have
disappeared.
We refer to the
wrecks of the splendid steamers
' ‘Yaquina
Bay” and ‘ Yaquina
City.”
Mrs. S. E. Robinson has again
taken charge of her hotel—the
Robinson house—and lus thor­
oughly renovated the same. She
will be pleased to meet her old-
time customers, and as many new
ones are desirous of first class fare
at reasonable rates. Give her
house a trial.
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We have been frequently asked
why we ¿thought the county court
could not grant a draw bridge
across the navigable waters of the
Coquille as stated a few weeks
since in the H e r a l d . We can
only say that it 1ms been tried in
other parts of the State and an act
of the legislature had to be invoked
in every instance.
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H
e r a l d :—
I n s a y in g
N O T IC E ,
In the matter of the assignment o f Stone
A Cartwright.
Selling the Peerless Edition o f
W. T. Stone and Janies Cart wriglit for­
merly co-partners in business and W. T.
Stone Hnd James Cartwright bave assigned
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their property to the undersigned for the
benel/l
o f all their creditors. All creditors
Written in Bedford Jail by John Bunvan,
the greatest preacher o f the seventeenth o f the above named persona are requested
i century, *
**v s » u n u i . n * i
i moBt_fnscinatiug,
iiu o * K ia u i
(he,grandest,
to file their claims within three mouths
| and fastest selling book ever offered.
from dote hereof.
S. P . C. Johnson,
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A3 E N S
a fe w
Anyone
wishing a first-class word® descriptive of Baudou, its
lght wagon at a bargain, call at position and adtantages as a surn-
this office
mer reaor* ^or tflose who may seek
Mrs D.' P. Straog. Jr., retarued
,r o m ' hfi
“ D<\
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Wednesday from Portland « h ith e r 'the ,mer,or '” ‘d the heatfid term’
you, nio'*e than any other man in
she had be**n visiting friends and
Coos county, can 1 ear me out in
relatives.
saying that la m not given to ex­
Mr. S. E. Harkness ha* beauti­ aggeration; I leave that for those
fied bis cosy cottage on Henry who may have an ax to grind, and
xti-cthm; week b} giving it anoth- tr u ly it^ may be said" That’’their
er coat of paint. ^
name is legion, and thnt they are
M. M. Marks, agent for Perkins advancing to the front in an alarm-
nursery, Llewellyn, Lane county, jng resemblance to the scane in
Oregon, is on the river taking o r - ! Macbeth, where it is announced
dels for fruit trees.
that “ Birnam wood is coming t o ,
Mr. H. T. Schwoers and family Dunsinane.” My sojourn in Ban-
returned from Bandon Thursday,
don roav
lie transient; • nevertheless, 1
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Mr. B. F. Ihrig of Norway made
ns*a pleasant visit Tuesday.
MrAThoe. Wilson, the North Co-
qaille farmer was in townJWednes-
day.
Alex Smith has two yoke of good
work oxen for sale at lialls creek. having taken a week’s recreation
aud visiting at the beach.
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M arried .—At Sonoma, Califor-
Mrs.*Balch returned from a visit
uia,
August 3, at the residence of
to her parents on Big creek Tues­
the bride’s parents, Dr. \V. K.
day.
Vance to Miss Amalie Ehrlich.
An occasional tree left in the re-
y r. Lorenz's family, we are glad
cemtly cleared streets makes an eye
to state are all over the measles
•ore.
Henry U iug able to take his place
The best and cheapest lots in
ho ctor«
behind the counter in ♦
tu e biurtt
Coquille City can be bought of
again.
Sinclair <fe Harlocker.
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Mrs. J. YV. Sugg aud Miss Nel­
Mr. \V. W. Wliittingtou, of tlx»
lie Jones have opened a dres'3-raak-
upper Coquille, paid this office a
ing establishment in the Lorenz
pleasant call Wednesday.
building, formerly occupied by
Will Teumseon aud family left Sherwood & Sanford. We bespenk
Wednesday for a week’s huuting for these Indies a liberal patron-
and fishing ou Middle Coquille.
age.
Thoso indebted to Jenkins A*
Tenuisson at the Banner saloon
most pay up at once. Accounts not
settled will be placed in the hands
o f a collector.
E
H*nd«n •»“ thetienri*.
COIN
M O NEY
S p e c ia l F e a tu r e s
E n o r m o u s S a le s
thro
I will do it justice in stating that
it surpasses in a remarkable de-
gree any of tho sea beach resorté
on the coast, south of Yaquina and
n m
n v vof
nf
north of Port Orford. O
m n .n
v On
/u uitiuy
ui
th ia r»r»oct
the sand-spits in wh ¡„t,
i_u m i s tu u M
»bounds, Ihe traveler would suffer
through lack of fresh water, on-
he was prepared with a supply
sufficient for a distance of twenty
. . I - , , , .
miles; here,on the Bandon beach,
south to Floras creek, sixteen
miles, there is plenty of fresh wat­
er to be had at short distances.
Parties are arriving here daily;
G L m
Norm-No edition of this famous work
lias
The History
derness, «»crlodical pains, rick hr.darto.ca»
licadacho . con-
»cation, rcrioai™i.rains,nek
lntlamination. or ulceration and all
"female irregularities” arid “ weaknceBr»,"
l)r. pjereo-e Favorite Proscription comes to
the rescue of women as no other medicine
SSJalTt ? the ^ y n X i !!? forworn Id
n ice ,
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: Market 8 k
783
by agen ts,
c o n « -1 ^
Company
San Francisco.
To supply the const ant demand for homes
of this class.
in
.
for
r will
^ be ‘on>
- - ^ o See
^m
o n c y . on paid
n
refunded.
guaraiUtc
bottle-
wrapper*
Near Town.
Copyright, 1888, by Wo«Li''s Die. M ed . Ass’*.
Whore yon can secure the amount of
acres you desire.
On Good Terms.
Or. PIERCE’S PELLETS
V, e now offer 100 acres of the Fonts land
*i mile from corjiornte limits o f the beau­
tiful and promising town of Coquille, Coos
county, Oregon.
regulat« and cleanse tho liver, stomach and
bowels. They are purely vegetable and per.
per-
fectly harmless. Orni a Dose. bold by
£> cents a viol.
In Tracts To Suit.
Apply to
One Half Cash..
For Sale.
R, J. Dean,
OLIVE HOTEL!
City.
OCEAN HOUSE
R. H. BAILY, PR O P.
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Patronizß Home Industry
RUU —s e t t in g in tl)0
w e st
S e ttin g as its seerr.H in t o th e b o s o m
Qf t h e grefit p n c jfic o c e a n b u t ris-
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1D8 10 t h e fftr <^>nent
L i k e h im I
m a y sa y , “ m y task is e n d e d ; m y
J o u rn e y i9 c o m p l e t e d ; SO fa r e w e ll.”
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L e G arcon .
BandoD, July 31st.
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tral months ago, Mr. Henry
Several
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Plummer
acr, of UementH, Cal., who
subject to cramps, was taken
with »sever« atteek. He
b ee.
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•AJSTD A G E N T .
114, Front St., Sun Francico, Cal.
DEALER
IN
^ < 1 ^ * »H Mlltls, F loflr & M(‘ills.
I Highest Market Price* Obtained for Apple*
' »nd all green Fruit*, Salt Salmon, Cbittim Bark,
1 Hide*. Skin* and Wool, Fur* of all kind*, Match
Wood, Stave Bolt*, and produce generally.
SMALL HOMES.
A Bargain!
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ia* collision jM h uni
rr “ or corning
the r to , or not.
coins-
ever b e e n o ffe re d
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I » A BODY M E E T A BODY
ore^mothing"t! Jir' it"isnV'with°our ,*.u«*,,tiy you t c a n n o t f a d t o sell l a r g e q u a n t i -
t h e fin e s t e d i t i o n i n p r i n t
Ex-
SSnJlS!*« offW
t‘S t S * m c i t m i S n - l i i S >ry t o t h o s e w h o a p p l y q u i c k to
f c ^ b n i X f ” «wS{iriii!iSS
ABSlßlU*©.
In iiK f
Old Agents even nre surprised with the
results of a trial canvass. Theii
heir success is j
simply astounding. The gruudest oppor-
tunit v for money making ever offered.
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Pictorial circulars fr e e o u iii»|»lirn«
I i o i:.
<ind. this portion of tlie oonuty is
hound to progress in favor ns it 1». j
comes better known. I have resid­
f». 10, 20. or 40 acre lota, part bench
! 2}^. 5.10,
ed in this section to which 1 re­
land,
level
and No. I for fruit and resi­
— FOR SALE. ON VERY EASY
Arrangements have been made
ferred above, twenty-eight years,
dences. and part bottom land which is very
T E R M S ’ _
for half rates on the steamer and
rich, and to make it desirable the two classet
consequently, I believe that 1 atn
stage lines for teachers who wish
The
Robinson
House,
fu lly f ur- : nr{' combined in nearly every tract offered.
perfectly qualified to give a fair • , i
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a | •
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Severn! chances for spring water to first
to attend the institute to lie held at
complete,
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opiniou in the case; “ Naught to uished and everything
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choosers, and will be sold, if desired, on
Bandou, beginning on the 18th of
JL
t
extirmate nor set dowu ought in necessary for a first class hotel.
this month, and lasting to the
malice.”
22nd.
Balane in one and two years with Interest,
Coos B a y R e a l E s t a t e A n d
I meet with some old acquaint­
which w ill enable many to secure a small
Coquille City has the boss sad- ances occasionally. Isom Clin- D e v e l o p m e n t C o m p a n y , P. O. home that if ¡well managed will bring more
dler in the person of Mr. S. A. too is here on business matters, but Box, 178, Marshfield, Oregon
Revenue and solid comfort than much
lnrgrr tracts farther from town, church,
W ard, anti we should show their w j]j leave for Marshfield to-raor-
school, markets and roads: only 1"> minutes
appreciation of his presence by row_ Charles Moon is here, having
walk from Postolfice. stores, boat landing
gi\ing him a good patronage. He been to Port Orford on a business
About 15 or 16 head of •atti» and proposed depot on K. R. line now oon-
is a genius and can fit you up with trip, in which he was successful, yearlings, two years old, 2 cows ectured; the choicest locations yet tiered.
SHERWOOD & SANFORD.
anything in his Jioe you mnj call Ed. Gallier has become a Bandon- wiMi calves, two dry cows, and
on him for.
¡an anq js at work accumulating one good bull. Also one young
One of the life rafts of the the shrekels. I board at the horse, Cant. Sligart stock, and Team ing! Team ing!!
steamer Alaskan which was wreck- “ Ocean House,” noted for good some other colts.and one brood
ed off cape Blauco some two years fare; tender beef, ham and eggs are mare.
ago was picked up by Mr. Fred provided daily; in fact, throughout
K. C orman ,
COQUILLE CITY,
Jarvis, cn the beach above Coos the whole of this Coquille country
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Norway, Or.
Has a good team and is ready
bay, and was brought over here the people appreciate good living
at all times to do all kinds of haul­
and will be nsed on the new steam- and treat the weary traveler in a
ing in and about town.
Give him
er Dispatch.
way to bo remembered, both as re-
your orders.
MBS. I . L. OLIV. E M ? .
F or SALE.—Two hotels at fair gards luxury and price. The boom
prices and doing good business, has no effect on the necessaries of Q Q fjy jjj* )
O rC G il.
( ’all on Sinclair A
Harlocker. life here. According to the bill of
‘
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BANDON,
One of these hotels has thirty-five fflre* the whole of this section < f 1 1 p.u J.;n‘' i ’. o tu-!■ i,':! r*t!ian°cv"r''Lfore!
rooms always full, and the only the Coquille, from Cnmas valley to arul a truly a favorite resort,
reason the proprietor has for wish- the sea, is one of the best and The tables are sun-ili. d with all the deli­
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cacies to be had, and in style to suit the
AS
Renovated
and
thoroughly
equip­
ing to sell is, that he has made all cheapest sections of the Pacific most fastidious epicure.
a d this deservedly popular hostillery
the money he wants.
coast to travel through. It may Its dining-rooms and sleeping apart­ and is making it a most pleasant and home­
ments are second to no hotel in Southern
like place for his guesty.
Mr. J. W. Hughes, the black- be surmised that 1 am goinrr to ( Iregon.
Mrs. A. 1.. Olive. Prop.
F B E E
C O A C H !
smith, is building himself an ele- deeP with this biH of p si’-umlars; v4nf>0
To and from the house.
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gant nod commodious residence on bu*’ beb)8
^iee lnijce, working J. IV. H u g h e s ,
\Y. D u a n e .
Henry street, which will add great- without aid or h pe of a reward, I
M E W
<3. P . Ü 3 E S T 0 N ,
ly to the appearance of that part rest firm,y iu the 1 elief~ 1lhe irre*
of town, situated on the hill at the movable conviction that, I am
Civil Engineer and Surveyor,
foot of that street, which commands l i v i n g no deeper than the interest
City and Sanitary Engineering, Ditches
the grandest view of any portion of
*be traveling public demands,
C c Q r iL i- K C i t y ,
and Flumes located, Lines run. Plans,
our tow n.
Settlers, with whom 1 have cou-
Maps and estsmates furnished for nil kinds
HUG
HES
&
D
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N
E
of work. Apply at the Coast Mail affioe,
veised, are a unit in the opinion
The Kuights of Lr bor will h ave. ,
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Marshfield, Oregon.
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that a railroad from uoseburg to
P x crs.
a basket picnic at Arago on Sun- _
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Coquille City W i l l aid 111 bnugmg \ LI, Kinds o f farm work solicited. Horse
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
day, August 24, 1890. Mrs Mattie . 1
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° J \ shoeing and plow work a specialty
r,
,
,
in
people
of
means
to
assist
in
the
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Laud Office at Uoseburg. Oregon, t
1. Krekel will deliver an address
K 1
supplies for logging wors. w .igei, dogs,
June IS. ISiK).
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on the labor question, T . f l„ ooam development of bandon and the rings.oant-hooks and everything used in
Notice is hereby given that the following
Country adjoining. Summer resi- l°RRing camps kept on hand. Satisfaction
named settler has filed no ice of her int,n
bly will be called to order at 10 a.
guaranteed. Shop on corner north o f Pio-
tion to make final proof in support of her
m. Everybody is cordially invited d‘ nce8 wiM be built ftnd the varied new Fred 8tablo>
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claim aud thnt said proof will be made be-
to attend and bring their baskets, industries which are yet dragging
f o r e tho j u d g e or in his absence before the
Wra. H. Scltroeder
Com
on their slow length along will receive
j clerk o f the county court of Coos county,
Joseph Radnbaugh
Oregon, at Empire City. Oregon, on Satur-
► Arrange- vigorous propulsion. Here
on
M is9 Ella Schroeder
The
new
A
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Schooner
i
day,
August 9. 1800, vi^i Alice E. King.
menta.
this Pacific coast, the toil worn im­
! homestead entry No. MH5 for the SE
of
Miss Annie Stockman
P arkersbu rg ,
| S w .2 J . l’p. 29 sout range 11 west,
migrant from east of the Rocky
j She names the following witnesses to
n i b b n r d » R b r ^ iin a t ic a n «! I -iv e r mountains may view the glory of
prove h,>r continuous residence upon, and
A ppointments .—T he following
are the times and places when and
where, Mrs. Mattie Krekel will lec-
turoi n these parts this month:
These pilla.are scientifically compounded,
Myrtle Point, Aug. 23, (evening.) and uniform in action. N o griping pain so
following the use of pills. They
Arago, (K . of L. picnic) Aug. 24. commonly
are adapted to both adults and children.
Coquille City, Aug. 23, (evening) with perfect safety. We guarantee they
Dairyville, Aug. 26-27. (evening) have no equal in the cure of sick headache,
constipation, dyspepsia and biliousness;
Bandon, Aug.
28,
(evening) and.
as an appetiter, they exoel anv other
Marshfield, Aug. 29-30, (evening), preparation.
N. Coos river, Aug. 31, (morning) j
A n O l d S o l d i e r ’ s S t o r y : I u
Empire, September 1-2 (evening) |
the late war I was a soldier in the
The fires in the woods the past First Maryland Volunteers, Com-
week call for thought as to the best pany G.
During my form of
contracted
methods c f preventing or combat­ service
ÎÏÎÎS
ting them. The latter is hardly dw r fc o « « .« » « , th.en
h.aTe u?w)
a great amount of medicine, but
worth discussing, but preventive
when 1 found any that would give
measures could and should be me relief they would injure my
adopted where the interest at stake stomach, until Chamberlin’« Colic,
is of sufficient consequence to war­ Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy
rant a small outlay in the wav of was brought to my noHco. I use
it aud will say
- it is thoonly remedy
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work. The best way is to born ,
m
^ave
mo
p<»rmanent
relief
and
out the dense patches of brush and
rotten logs at times in the winter XflHUre Tu U tecom m l; r 1 Uke
!
or fall when it is too damp for fire
to spread much.
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i Including, a Life of Bunyun, nearly 400 val­
uable Bilde References, the famous and
i beautiful poem “ The Little Pilgrim.” Over !
100 of the grandest and most won<i< rful en-1
: gravines which have ever appeared in print. j
Pour magnificent and costly illustrated !
plates HJjxll inches printed in oil colors.*
This supurb book is meeting with
I A L S O B U Y , AH W E L L AH S E L L G O O D * ON C O M M I S S I O N
Information of auy kind will coat you nothing -
inqulrls* will receive prompt attention at my hands
v 7 n ll
F ront S t r e e t ,
E ast E n d .
All kinds o f repairing neatly done at rca
nonable rates.
Work Warranted to give
Special attention to matters before the satisfaction.
Orders taken for Watches
Roseburg land office, the commissioner of and Jewelry not in stock.
the genera! land office and secretary o f tfie
All work must be paid for before leaving
the shop.
Interior at Washington.
A T T O R N E Y « L A W
Roscburg,. Oregon.
DOCTOR
Wo have the Exclusive Control of
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u ig e o n .
Marshfield, Qreg.
U. S. Examining Surgeon
_____ for Pensions.
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The B U Y E R S 'O U ID E ia
issued March and Sept.,
teach year. It is m* ency-
Iclopedia c l useful infor-
'm aticn ler cll v.hn pur­
chase the luxuries or tlio
necessities c f life. \Cc
can cloths you and furnish you with
all tho n ecj-su -y uu i uanccci^aiy
nppliant6i to ride, walk, dance, rlccr,
cat, fish, Lu. :, wor.v, C • I ■
or stay ai Lou.,, and in varioui -i»oa,
stylos and quantitios. Just fiju; s out
wha*'. is re lu iradto do ail these tn;-'^s
C0MF0RT/13U. ar i y°u
vl-. V:*1*
ft
And don't have to offer a prize to tell the
Goods, for its ttis BEST MADE Entry Can¡¡jffUs
0‘HE m m HALF POUNDS,
id .
L O R E N Z ,
COQUILLE,
ORE.
ciiimr.le o f the value cl tiia E J l 'l l i l S '
GUIDE, whricn w ill be «eat upon
reo9 pt c f -O cauts to pay postage,
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L*. LA.
MOtMTGOMESY WARD & CO.
1X1-114 Michigan Avenue, Chtcatc, III.
F o r S a le .
A farm and dairy r u.c t for s'-.;-“ i : n bar-
cain. adjoining th»* fair (;r<>ruds ni Arago
C oh county . (>.'e*T >n. c Hit*i!:ii;»¿ 1 i * aeres.
1 40 aeres leve!
100 acres lx*it torn la .
bendi land. l'J* i.ere« cl r. d aud f«i:c:d.
irae-b.Tlf miilo o f ri vvr f »ut:**’ »' *.vií!i
steemlxiitt fitruing; a c|iX i¡•¡er >f a mile
from is .stoll !C'“ HD.ll HcaotiJ ! m íse, gooii or-
chard, two barns. < ne h use. mir . . I IU. I ,
1,1 be
wnodslud and oil. r *. u t i 1 iiv.br. rw.
sold with place, IS cows. 12 two v. :ir o'd
heifers. i:> yearling l oifcrs 1 blooded bull,
1 team of horses n i l harncs . dairy ti\-
tures and Íarmin': untensils o > th the
place. For price and ♦••rn >•! np.-.'v t o i i o ’o t.
Mi ;. V» ilkins keeps ou hand
bread, cakes and pie*.« at reasonable
rate, bix doors east of Mr. Lo-
Tf* 1.7. S S < )TO.
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T g í í g s !
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fl «» the
»il t't ;» t*
C xpiillc City mid
: i have fitted up
tin* surround
c »•»
a first-clues patfi-j m I .rJu'.cld. opjumiu*
• . 1 claim to d * the
N:u.bnr;r «V ’ lira:"* :
best w ork v! uie
county. Wfitiii you
arc in our e :i v c:»i and «; >■ my work and you
will
c o n v i n e -.t. Ì our
rouage respeet-
fully sol cited.
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NOTICE is hereby given tli; in c p'i-
v o o l t p i v jJvA
ance w ith the provisions of the ct o f c- 11-
gress of June ft. 1S7A, entitled ' Vn act fer
— DEALERS IX —
states o f
the sale o f timber lands in »!
id Was'a-
California. Oregon. Nevada,
•
ington terril >ry.” Josliua V.'hgb k of Rose-
f Ore joli.
— AND ALL KINDS OF—
lias this day filed in tlm office his sworn
J-/-L
statement No. — . for the purchase o f the X
E '4 o f Section No. 18 in Township No. 2^
South Range No. it West, and will off.-r C edar , rut, a s h . m a ú l e , . m y r t l e ,
proof to show that the land s.night is more
Aider nnd sprue*'lumber always on
valurtble for its timber
than for ag­
ricultural purposes, ai.d t«» es? ibüsh 1ns hand and for sale at the lowest rates.
clai to said land hi fore llw Register and
V r-
i i M d
Receiver o f this office at Uoseburg Oregon,
on Tuesday the 1th day i>f Avgust. 1 v *• *.
He names as witnessvs: Frank Moore By Tug T R I U M P H
on
Earnest P. Prelile, Frank M. Burli« and
the
river
and
bar,
at
reasonable
rate
and Charles W. Hastings, all o f Roseburg,
Douglas county Oregon.
Any and u'l persons claiming adversely Timber, match-wood and stave tim-
the above-dosorilied lands arc requested to h e r p u r c h a s e d .
f i l e their c laims in this otfico on
or before Orders for lumber i d le d iu quanti-
said 13th day o f August 1*90.
ties to suit, and «it the lowest living
Chas. W. Johnston,
GENERAL IH M
i Ü \ J s ni Li
Ui'gistf'r. rates.
N O T I C E FOR I T H L I C A T I X O X .
Land Office at Uoreburg. Ore ;<>;i t
June 27th, l'lO . »
1 cultivation of, said land, yiz:
Notice
is
hereby
given that the following
I,. Atkinson. L. D. Belieu, Thos. Rookard
! amt S. S. Endicott. all Angora, Coos Co.. Or. named settler has filed notice of his inten­
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Chas. W. Johnston, Register. tion to make final proof in support o f his
claim.and that said proof will be made before
NOTTCE FOR PUBLICATION.
the Clerk o f the county court o f Coos Co.,
Lauti Office at Roseburg. Oregon, (
Creg., at Empire City, Oreg.. on Wednes-
June 18th, 1890. (
X fO
T
IC
K
is
hereby
given
that
the
follow-
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viz: J. Thos. Morrison,
rOTICE
1 1 ing-named settler has filed notice o f Pre-emption D. S. No. 6307 for the N. E. »4
her intention to make final proof in sup- Sec. 10, Tp. 38 S, R. 12 \V.
her port of claim, and that said proof wil!
He names the following witnesses to prove
k z * IIU
made
the juugr
judge H
or I 1
in
his ninruvo
nhsenco j his continuous .v
residence
( l I n
IUU before
lit: I UI r lur
11 Uin
...v-v upon and cultlva-
I L L E I i coaaty, Or., olcrk
of the ^ n ty court of «loos
at Empire City, Or., on Satur
C F T IC I^ U S T .
COQUILLE CITY
C. A- SEHLBREDE.
tion of. said Iland, viz:
D. R. Lewis, L. L. II armón, J. R. L«on-
T B A D E
! day, August9th. 1S!K). viz: Maria L. King. ard. J. W. Mast, all of Lee, C »os county,
! homestoad entry No. 4.149 for the N
of Oregon.
Chas. \V. Johnston. Register.
SW
'4
and
SW
>
4
of
NW
*4,
sec.
20,
Tp.
29
.™-
south
range
11
west.
\V.
M.
M o sto m e d to get relief by »losing in th.
montl„ , „
ko. P
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
Hhe names tho following witn“ sscs to
with morphine, but the llis&greea- I op her past record, nnd will until further
United States Land Office, Roseburg. Or.
ble effect that followed would make notice, on and nftor November 15th, deliver prove her continuous residence upon and
May 21th, ls.H).
him miserable for hours after the
to Copuiiie Citv and all points on cultivation of, said land, viz:
’
OTICE
is
hereby
given
that in c»»npli-
, , .
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T
the lower r v r a* the follow n » rates:
L. Atkinson, L. D. Belieu, Thos. Rooksrd
ance with the provisions o f the act o of f
Clamp Lad been relieved. 1 per-
Blit, nails, iron and coal, ^2.10 per ton.
suaded him to try Chamberlain’s Other freight including flonr. iS.fJI per ton nnd B. S. I n licott all of Angora. Coos coun­ congress o f June 3, 1878 entitled. **An act
ty, Oregon.
Chas. W. Johnston,
for the snle of timber lands in the states of
Colic, Cholera »nd Diarrhoea Rem- _ Co" “ “ M"-L 1 T”"
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Register. California, O egoti. Nevada, and Washing­
^
Watchmaker, Jeweler &
J. P A R K E R ,
CH AS F. DOE.
Parkersburg, Coos county, Oreg.
vl n 18 tf
PIONEER
STAGE LINE!
Coglie to Uttar City,
C a r r y in g
tin e
XT.
S .
S IA E S a S ,
Freight and Passengers.
Stages will
i\e CixjUille City every day,
except Sunday. : 1 1 a. m. and 1 p. ro., oon-
necting with * icaui.T each trip for all
[toints on C«*>»s bay, Ixsave Utter City
,very day, excap* Sunday, at 9 a. in. and
3:3*1 p. in. Passengers by morning stage can
visit Marshfield and Einp re City, havUlg
tw»> hours in each place, returning to C o ­
ton Territory,” George L. Hastings of
quille City, the same day.
Roseburg. County o f Douglas. State o f Ore­
P
a
r
e, O n e I D c lla x .
gon Iras this day filed in this office his
sworn st.atemen. No.—, for the purchase o f Always go with the Mails and make
e1 on ni étions.
the lots 3 and 4 mid E
° f SW 1i o f See­
.
.
JOHNSON
& DUNHAM,
»“ »n No IS. in IW llship No. 2h South
Range No. 9 West, and will offer proof t o
Pro pritors.
allow that the Land sought is more valuable
j o r ¡ t „ tinil>er or stone than for agricultural
T H E
. .
. .
.
purposes,
and
to
establish
his
claim
to
said
*
*
'
.
laud b e fo r e th e Register and Receiver o f
this office at R o s e b u r g Oregon, o il Thurs-
day, tl,e 14th day o f August, 1890.
M y r t l e P o i n t , O k .
" J lo names as witnesses: Joshua Whitbeok, i
CLnili.ii . Hastings, Isaac Davenport, and N. G. VJ. PER KINS, Propietor.
Ei»rnest P. Preble ull o f Roseburg, Douglas
_
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,
. .
. ,
,
Fresh drugs, chemicals, paints, oils, toilet
oonuty, Uregon.
articles, brushes, and everything usually
Any and all persons claiming adversely kept in a first-class Drug Store for sale,
the alK>ve-described lands are requested to
P blhcbiptions carefully oompoanded at
_ ,
„ all haurs. I he l*est brands of tobacco and
file their claims in this office on or before ciRJirs always on hand. A tine assortment
said 14th day of August 1890.
of nuts nnd candies very cheap. Give na a
C has . W. J ohnston . Register, call.
*9n9
N
edy.
He was much pleased with
it, as its effect was almost instan- j
t*Pe<)U8, and no disagreeable after
effects accompanied its use. C h a s .
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A V flc lilg n n O u t m l R n it r o a d F in -
W in«.
I l l « C u m *, A l t e r
N e r r n I r a n C o n te a t.
While employed as agent of the Michigan from eating unwholesome aud un- p 0;nt Oregon
Central Railroad Company, at Augusta, cooked food.
Yours tuly, A. E .;
’ _ g _
Mich., ray kidnevn became diseased, and
O oe aero of laud auitable for
from an impoverished and impure Mate of ¡ten»l»^g,Hal8ey O re. For aaleby
the blood, niy general health was anti rely R. S. Knqwlfcon^Lofiuille and VV. L. choice business lots, in the heart
underumitMl. I consulted the leading phy­
_
sicians o f this city and Ann Arbor, nnu all Dixon, Myrtle Point
IVJ
.
, ° f Coqmlle C.ty ,a noiv o ffe r s for
pronounced my case bright’« disease. In
October last. 1 l*egan taking Hibbard's
Uni you ever read— “ ten acres sale by Sherwood A
Sanford.
Kbeumatic Syrup* aud am to-day a well
man. It affords me pleasure to render suff­ enough?”
I f you have, then why This property has a good dwelliug
ering humanity anv good that I can, and I
wish to say that I think it the grer.te it not begin on that ten acre lot offer- liouso and its location is one of the
blood, kiduey and liver medicine in the
©d by Sherwood <fe Sanford for best in the town, being near the
world.
E. Larzilere, Agent M. C. K. K..
$500, only one mile from Coquille beat landing and adjacent to Lusi-
„
u r
,
Albion, Mich.
51 tf. nesshouees.
5itf.
sold by ){. e.Knowlt.m, C.iqnille Cilr. <>r. Pity.
N otice of F inal S ettlem ent .
In the matter o f the estate o f Peter Ihrig i
deceased.
I V l ’i T u
Notice of
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
hearing final acoonnt. ; Unit<l(1 BtateH Lnnd office, Roseburg. Oreg
1 ! h ’ ’ r ’ l h y A ’ 1' i ' . n J a
!,,, , . ^
^
7 ) * n
said
has
Empire City, Oregon, ns the time and place
of hearing said final account nnd objec-
« tiona that mav be made tlier»‘to. Now
tberefyre nl1 Persons^interested in «aid es-
i
M a y jit h , ; m o .
N o t i c e 1* h e r e b y R i v e n t h a t i n c o m p l i a n c e w i t h
t h e p r o v i s i o n * o f t h e a c t o f C o n g r e s s o f J u n e 8,
MW. n t i t l e d " A n a c t f o r t h e B a l e o f t i m b e r l a u d *
in th e S ta te * o f C a lifo rn ia , O re g o n , N e v a d a , a n d i
W a s h in g to n T e r r ito ry , "W illia m A . P r e b le o f K o »e -
b u r g . C o u n ty o f D o u g la a , S ta te o f O re g o n h a * th i*
d a y f l i e d i n this o f f i c e hi* s w o r n s t a t e m e n t N o . — ,
, f o r ... t h e p u r c h . a s e o f . t . h e H E
a I »„ n
o f H ectlo n v
N o „ , 18,
T o •*u* hip No. 2 H Routh ltauge No. 9 west, aud will
offer proof to show that the land sought is more
late are hereby notified to appear at said !
f‘>r 118 l,rabfror stone than for agricnl-
til„„ „„d p , . „ „„a ,,,U p a n , o b j« t i o a .
“ “ a
t h o y m a y h a v e to R a id lin a l a c c o u n t .
j o ffic e a t Ilo H c b u r n O r e g o n , o n T u e s d a y t h e l!ith
By order of D . L. Watson, county judge of , d » y of A u g u s t , lsuo. l i e n a m e s a s w l t n e * * e s :
Co«is Wiunty, Oregon, made on the 7th day Oeorge L. H a s t i n g s , C h a r l e s w. H w e t i n g * , J o s h u a
o fjQ ly l8 9 0
* I W h l t b e c k , I s a a c D a v e n p o r t , a l l o f H o s e b u r g ,
B. F. I hbig ,
H o le e x e c u t o r o f la st w ill a n d t e s t a m e n t o f
Ib r lg d e c e a se d .
n. ow
P e te r
D o u g la s C
A n y a n d
d e sc rib e d
th is office
1
o u n ty
a ll p e
la u d s
o n o r
O re g o n .
rso n * c la im in g a d v e rse ly th e a b o v e
a re r e iju e s te d to file th e ir c la im « In
b e f o r e s a i d 13t b d a y o f A u g u a t , U W 0.
C h *«. w . j o h n s t o t ; R c o i s r n .
Flciitgc Drugstore,
,