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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL ITEM S. i Mr. Day, the coal expert, was in Assessor Dullard moved to town ■ O L I V E H O T E L A I t i t i V A I N . Sherwood & Sanford AUOV8T 30. yesterday. James Aiken is sick with asthma- town Saturday. John Bool. Portland W II Piico, city OVER THE BANS, L F Brenshaw.----- Jas Laird. " M "»jor ltrown was a passenger on Hon. S. H. Hazard of Empire lleury Hohner soon starts for G Saura, Marshtìfld W A WV«k*, “ Saturday’s stage. W () Franklin, S F J Lovi*. s F Coquille Ciiij. Coos Co., Oreg. was in town yesteiday. Humboklk A Wil’ iam«. ----- F II lit'lsy. ----- Ik>» liiflffrxl Esl»t6 b is»«»!»* in it* v*rl- Mill Kennedy of Sumner was at K Sherwood, M’ rTUl M ill Howell has about recovered M**ll Niohols. city Accordéons cheap at the New nun lirkiuiltc». .... b 141» X:»3 4*5* l'ffsl* t«1 4h . E A Mo Duffer, “ Vein Warner, the Olive Saturday. And !»> Alvm/Mhxviiifi iu »tocU t;»i»i*rrf«i»t Amount from his attack of measles. ASefton Jr, Fairview Mrs Dunham. Mainimi Drugstore. * «nil af )•:. ajt, nbtfflaxbl* »t prioo» lin t ACOVST 11. M . Sinclair is prepared to nego Dr. I jpneve’s residence near the ijrfy nninjM-Ulion. Hill l»t ftlllp to ffllp;»))! thl>44 »hO F. Schetter ami son were in L Stnncliff. Rosei»"rtr <’ F Gladilins», S F f«var > 1» with iholr Vii(in*M with «»iiUr« tiate loans on good real estate se H erald office is nearing comple H I Clinton, M V f’ ld W Peairs, Zanesville town Saturday. U*.»a suit » 1 » tfrcxi «&via» o f time nud moitny, W L Cox, “ A Johnson, Marshfield curity. tion. Wh»n you property to plxco In C Parati, “ I BilliuRH, *• The state fair commences Sept. hau'le, rohifuher we <*ell more then ell pertie# in J Reamer, “ J Lewis, ltnudolph Envy not the Rtore ot the great- ! t!»ir ai'otiuu Odnibincd. When you wi«h to l>uy» K Good boots and shoes at bad O Renmer, “ F Darraody, “ 15 and will last a week. you will >»« I’isin with u* anileey just whet kitnl A Dalryinple, Enip're FJoues. Arago # . . est man who griuds the poor. rock prices at Lorenz’s. Also fish O Mills, Rosehurg Frank Gray, M Point of I'ropvrty ja>u Aoeirr, nn«i how much you clr* Prof. Jennings and a young ^ J Handleaian, R’ rC'k G Mayne, Marshfield to invaet yon will materially fte.ist ue to give you ermen’s rubber boots. Mr. O’Connell of Libby called on H Kemp, S F Dr Sponoule, “ an intclli^oi‘ 1 ami patiefatitory deal, to your inter- J. M. Perkins wants some good Passengers carried lo K. of L. N H Merry, M Point J K. Scott. I’ arkersb'rg eet. Wc aro *»ienti< for all town eit« property us yesterday. G L Dean and father,Mrs G W Cartwright, which ini'indei near 30»! lots. brood mares. Write him at Par picnic at Arago from this place Marshfield Yonooila Kxaiuinr the followlt»» brief description of pert John F. Hal), Esq., and Ed. kersburg. E McMurry. ltosebr'g of OUT atOck on baud to arloct from. ; Sunday by steamer Ceres. acoust 12. Ohman of Marshfield made us n 100(1. l»;o acrv» nt»d large .out range ia Will Nosier is now proprietor of E E Hollawell, S F Al Devanl, city The Antelope was fairly loaded mountain». pleasant call yesterday. Miss Faliv, Uoseburg Mullock, city the Leland, and you should give down with school marms yesterday, C 1 L J Monk, 1000. Good bouse and 5 lots in Coquill* Redwood Mrs Martin h wing, “ Mrs. G. \V. Caitwright is still his house a tiial. Mis» A J Lamie, S F City: part bottom land. going to the teacher’s institute. .. K J F Càrter, M 'rT ld ««JO. .'iOi'a. ten mile» from town; improved. quite sick at the Olive. Her hus Weeks, Portland Ilemember the free delivery “ Midnight Mistake” by Star T E '1' «. « ltkH). ItiO a.and considerable stock 6 mile* l) Merull, Kos di'rg “ band is hourly looked for. “ C Guerin, “ oat. from Wimer Sc Campbell’s groceiy Comedy Co., at Marshfield Satur F G Rully, “ Awi ng, Seattle H McClallen, “ If iu uetd of jewelry or cuttlery and provision store. 4000. 00 a. well improved and looated, day night I o n should see it. W O Franklin, S F with valuable stock included. call at the New Drugstore aud get 1ÜOÜST 13. When in towu don’t forget that Don’t forget the free show by J Landò, Marshfield C M Gregor, S F 1000. 100 «. choice bottom and timber land, the best at bed-rock prices. * P C Bell 4 mile» out. W. H. Nosier is running the Le 4he Star Comedy troupe at Mason S B Cathcart, J F Dunham, Ci »aledo J Nasburg, “ 5V *00. 43 a. nicely improved choice plaoe Take a chance iu the raffle for Leland, and act accordingly, Dull Giles, M l ’oint ic hall Wednesday (to-mrrow) A O Brown, “ well located, H Dahlias, 14 F Hoberg, E “ the saddle at the Danner saloon. 4;i00. Saloon, brewery, nice completed Johnny Morgan’s smiling coun night. J Haines. S F H Clinton, “ It is a splendid one. Raffle to W Franklin, S F M Wall, dwelling and 7 lots in Randolph. tenance was observed hero Satur I ’or good square tr°atment yon J Snyder, J M Gilbert. Empire “ S00. 20 a. homo, ff!l improved bench land night. Lawthan,----- R L Henry, Oakland day. can find no better hotel in the Thus well located. W L Hayter, Arago Mrs Laudo, Marshfi’ d New Drugstore receives new Jenkins, city 1000. HO ft. improved, fine orchard and liv W. A. Dickson was on the sick county than the Leland kept by W Jenkins, citv R llonghton. Norw'v “ Dunham, lVndon goods by every steamer. Knowl- ing water. M ill Nosier. list last week. “ Manasee,----- R Houghton, " IKK). 170 h . improved, good stand on stag« ton always keeps his stock fresh Miss Naslairg, M’ f'ld John Hunt, city D ied . — At his home on Cun J Livingston. “ Mr. G. U. Edmuuds has our " Ridemrt, ** road and clean. * I. W Reese. PVa'b "rg “ Johnson, |lij0J. 110 a. partly improved and much „ „ „. , ... . ..th a n k s fora lot of nice blaekber- ningham, Aug. 13, Samuel M’ right, W 44 Jenkins, city ( ’lark, Roseburg R. O. Kirkpatrick aftrr a visit . personal property included. aged 82 years. He was buried nt . . . . .. . « , . berries. AUOITST 14. H'i/0. 228 a. 80 bottom cleared, fine or to his daughter, Mrs. A. G. Balch, V L Hood, S F T Sheridan. Roseburg chard», choice place. M rs. Dr. Sponogle returned to Odd Fellows' ennetery today. W N Moots. Drain H Dalma». M Point ietui lied to his home on Dm creek 850. 160 a. 4 miles from river landing, LJ Chapman, M 'fld Gee May, Marshfield MTheu iu Coquille City go to the her home at Marshfield Saturday yesterday. partly improved. I Millings, “ G Flanagan. “ Leland aud you will be kindly T Miles. WiM»dville R Robinson, city after a visit to friends hero. 800. 160 a. joining above; fftir house and Is. Dunham came over f;om Co- E Hnzeltine, R'seb'rg H Kemp. lînndon ! cared for aud given good beds and spring branch. A goodly number of our people R Campbell. Bandoli A K Gregg, Lakeview aledo yesterday morning on his 800. 80 r./g» >0(1 fir timber, near town and G R Childs, S F P Calm. S F the l est the market affords at , , T. . e . .. . . aieprepaiing to build, aud active and river. \ ( 'unninglinin, city Mrs Sponogle. M’ field cycle. It is safe to sav that lie ; . 2000. 80 a. choice creek bottom and tim table. Tapper. Bandoli C Milliard, Ara . * .1 u^,i work in that line may soon be bered bench. was on a chase of the school mai ms J “ Majory, M Point (r May, Marshlield 3500. *240 a. excellent dairy and vegetable The firm of Siglin <fc Luse, has F Mates, 44 Wise. " „ . looked for. " to Dandon. place, valuable timber aud sparkling Miss Wise. P Flanagau “ “ Roberts. 44 c,. .. . r , . ^.i. If you want a good, clean shave secured the services of M’. MT. J Wall, '4 branch. .-O . , Tr\ SigliuA L v.se have purchased J b. 300. 100 ft. square in choioest part of^Co- . . i * * .i i go to rrank Poores barber shop, Douglas, an accomplished steno C P Miller, 44 AUorsT 15. qnilleCity. , some Dandon property which they f . , • , , 350. Two lot» and box house 6 blocks from .... , .. , , . lie also is prepared to furnish hot grapher and type-writer, and they E Hazelton, Rosal»'rg W Green. Mandón post office. will have platted and put on the ; 1 W Miles. Woodville A Marnuin keeo him busy. 000. Two acres joining town house, or , . . or coul baths at all times, G Book, Chicago I M Dav.S F market at once. chard and small fruit. E Steiubem, Empire W A Luse. M Tlil Mr. Englerock is canvassing for 800. 6 room house and one lot in business . • • *i ..j • E x p r e s s O f f i c e .— Coquille Citv T Alexander, R’ seb’ rg J Carmini», “ 1 he tallest spire m the world is .1 part o f town. one of the best an l most interest ■I Landò, W R Wells, Gialla 3000. 320 acres choice white cedar and nr , e .i i i * hi i , has secured Wells, la rgo's ex- that of the cathedral at Ulm. It ’ ® A A Britton. S F “ timber. , , .. . , ing books ever publised. He will S t'atlicart, (’ Inglish. Portland . i press and the office will be kept Palmer, “ 5000. 800 a. A1 cedar and far timber a for wis , begun • in lo77 amt i was c. tinisli- 1 . r in 'call on you and yon want to get RJ F C Small. Pendleton W Hunt. “ tune for some one. . , „ _ the hank at this place, Mrs Roberts. “ D L Watson. " 1300. 200 a. good fir timber, medium! aize, oil this year being over oUU years 1 i this valuable book. " Mailing, M 'fld (i W Loggie, Empire near town. , in building. It is 530 feel high. ! a deepiy interesting study 44 Brown. “ J GHilinix. S F 1500. 126 n. part bottom, balance, good “ W ' Brown. 4 4 ( ’ apt. Parker is having a fine lit G Majory, M Point bench laud. . .... u . BURNED. — r Last i night i t at * to know just what all the hullaboo- Mi»» Brown. “ C Dullard, Arago HolSE J 2200. 154 a. of excellent bench land, build tle office built between the new “ M Brown. ** L Harman, Lee w o . clock . . . (.apt. . . vv r LaekluFs i» nw r 1° about “ the farmers going into ings and orchard. .S W. L. . . *• M Brown,14 W Dnbart. Portland ' building soon to be occupied by 227."». *>7.V 175 a. improved, 10 mile» out, mofctly •i i ir „ • • » politics. Dakota Ritualist, “ Da ree, 44 S Bernard, Wy city tine residence half a mile helow 1 bench land : Mrs. Aiken’s millinery store and AtausT K». Myrtle Point burned to the ground. The trust last year made a R Hingloff. Wilbnr the 1 arbor shop. We hear that C W W hite,city D Johnson, “ J F Dnnlrira. Coalislo A few household effects were got- clear profit of *130,000,000 on a 1 Sinclair & Harlocker will occupy C Gladding. S F J Ott. S F ten out. The loss is heavy. capital of £(>0,000,000, of which E Goodnow, M Point J M Smith. M Point it with their roalestate office. W Volkmar, 44 W Kennedy. Suuin>r -a , and , Mrs. XI | j.- I. 40,lH.X),000 was watered stock. Capt. J. r. Dunham ’ W Bate». Marshfield W Jenkins, city J McCulloch J olly C r o w d . —(In Saturday W .Slump, were iu town Saturday, Mrs. D Prof. Iiork having about com- A rago, Oreg., ,1 Hooker, city A O Brown, Mrs D nlisiii. Ooaledi liavm ; nootM f i sufficiently fiuni pl**ti is labors in Nebraska, will evening the steamer Restless start R Hayter. " Glueing. M T I’ d W Horsfall, Manufacturer of a strictly *• 44 Conklitig. Wilbur her injuries from being thrown wx>n return to Oregon. Lucky ed from Dandon with a covered R Palmer. •• Mis i C-oleinad. (> Pass W J Moon. barge for Coquille City, oarryinu from a cart s o m e time ago in this "¡11 I e the place that gets him. •• •* Dntdinm. M 'fld first-class article of fu ll cream, ■I M Smith, 44 Halter U’ nd’ lph ings, place as to l>e able to drive out. ( ’<>!. Henry H. Markham of Pas , a- merry an l j >lly a crowd as one ! H Mil’ 4> . t* .Haim s. ----- „ .... . . u \Enalish Chedder and Young _ ___________ _ _ n 'could wish to see rdf off for the C Palmer, P hysician and S urgeon . ~ /W o -o COQUILLE CITY, M Gregory S F The Kid Nine o ' l ’ quille C ty »‘dena, C d„ was nominated for -nr- i o i j I American Cheese. Orders i base ball game between the Kids h a s » ; h a i . i . ti i m : . Hns a good team and is ready can beat any nine in the county a K°vl! ,riOV " n first ballot by the from all parts of the county | and B union's nine. Dancing and T i l e K i l l s 4 S i i <‘ c «' s s I i i I AVwrls S n n - at all times to do all kinds of haul game of base ball and we are cer- Republican s ate convention at tl»j. ! all sorts of amusements were iu- Satisfation U. S. Examining Surgeon promtly filled. ing iu and about town. (Jive him taiu of it. I f any other place has Sieraniento .>u tin 13th inst. The second match g mie of base jdulged in, and the entire passage, guaranteed. fo r Pensions. your orders. has any aspirations in this direc R II. Mast and bride passed lasting till one o ’clock Sunday luill between tlie Dandon nine and tion we should like to hear frou: through town en route to Dan leu | morning, was very pleasantly (lie Coquille Kids took place iu J. its people. last week. We did not get partic 'spent. The foil wing are the A. Collier’s field, this place, on Ji>e Johnson and Johnny M c ulars of their marriage, but sup- names of the party: Sunday resulting in a victoiy o f 33 Culloch came in from liosolvarg }>ose they will be just as happy. M\ Langonfeld, Win. Lucas, J. to 18 in favor the Kids, who also Successor to J. D. Garfield. Sitnrday evening. They are in had another inning had it been M a r sh fie ld , Oregon - Mr. (». R. Edmunds, of Fish- ■ Vowel, (r. W. Mrilli uns, O. L. terested in fhe stage line to Rose- trap, comes to town every other Nosier, M . Fairmau, S. M\ Mc- necessary. burg. They nre both jolly good COQUILLE CITY. day with vegetables and berries. i Yay, C. Edmunds, J. S. Averill, J. fellows, and we trust will get a Fusi Flayer» name» t¡,m NO C>f scort^ Auyone wishing berries can get IT. Mars, J. E. Perrott, G. E . ! 1 liberal patronage. them in quantities to suit, by leav 1 Mars, J. W. Hawkins, R. H. Rosa, 1 ) Johnson......... ....... 0 1° 1 10 1 V , * 0 |l * 0 0 0 1* * Charley Post died on the steam ing an order at Mr. Lyon’s store. M’ m. Mansfield, J. McNamara, A. s Norton.............. ....... 1, B ¥ # l 1 1 10 * er Truckee nt Port Orford Inst 1 J. Marsh, F. Baraga. S. Drown, E Norton..................... 2. M 0 o i 1 1 1 0 0 Mrs. Chas. Elliott and daughter. (1 10 1 0 11 l G Robinson........ week. He had been to California .Mr. Keifer, E. Smith, T. Lewis. T. M Buzan...................... S S 1 11 () 0 1 0 1 for hi« health but failed to regain Miss Nellie, are down from Rose- 1 Blnmenrother. Frank Lowe, F. C Baxter.............. .......1 R F 0 11 * * 1 1 * 1 11 # 0 0 1 0 ( ’ McDuffee......... ....... C F it, and returned to his old home to burg on a visit to fr ie n d s . The j Helgren, E. Erickson, and the R Anderson........ ....... L F 0 10 0 * 1 0 expire nfter hie Hr»t ¡.reeline with l" " ‘‘ r is « '« > » " • " « ' “ Pi'»y from » j Misses (1. Rose. M. Moote, E. MAN DON. liis w’ fe un.1 frieuds. and before s,r' >ke of P"™1? « 9- Tl“ ‘-V wl11 (iauntlett. \ ioln Gardiner, Kate F osi- N o » >f sco re » Flavors names lie got off the steamer. n" ’ r<' b,,0,: l" 'r(' l»r.naneiitly in a Pierce, Mary Koontz, Mrs. Rosa, tion ... . • A , couple of months. / am sole agent fo r the best Stove on Earth— Bridge & Beach's Superior. Don't be fooled. 2. B 1 0 1 I*,*• 0 0 >\ e nre iu receipt of a specimen and M rs. Lewis. • 1. B 1 io! » O l l * *- -* of the ore from Hennesy & Co s According to the report of Pres- Wm Lang» tifeld. ________ B u y no O th er!______ ___________ ______ -1 D F 0 1*11 |0 0 11 ( ’ 0 l* 0 1 0 To all whom it may concern: inine on Salmon mountain. The ident Oaks the gross earnings of 1 0 01 L F 0 01 In order to correct a certain •I E Perrott............ 1 ♦ 0 1 1 ore certaiuly looks very fine, and Northern Pacific railroad for A T Livingston___ 1 II Il 0 0 1 P statei ent. purporting to have been it is reported to be immensely year was $‘22,300,000, and be * 0 K Fredericks......... • C F * 1 J T Mars......................¡S S 0 1 0* | made by me, touching upon the rich in silver and chrome, though ''XP0<',S it to be $3,000,000 more ] character of Mr. H. M. Coke, I N o t e s . — Those left on bases are ; we have not had time to examine *or -vonr **inn He ex j desire to publiclys tate that said indicated by a star. it thoroughly. The boys have got Pect* ,h'* roa,i win ha' 1 10,0(H),000 out upwards of one hundred tons bushels of wheat to Tacoma acd j statement is wh lly untrue and John \V. Leneve and T Blumen- without foundation and its organi of the ore, and there are thousands 20,000,000 bushels to C hicago, rother were tallymen and a straug-, zation is wholly attributable to er whose name we .li<l not learn more iu sight. We shall have An(1 -vet w0 are told that railroad- idle gossip Dated this 18th day umpired. more to say of it hereafter. i *n? don^ Pay- of August A. I) 181)0. C ard of T hanks »— T he Kid base D istingu T stt T’T) VT sitors .—E li- W. P. H ermann ', ball nine of this place return grate- jah Smith, president of the North Clerk of Dist. No. 2. . - - ful thanks to the ladies of this ern Pacific railroad, and largely (J llery six doors east of I. O. T h e I t n ilr o a « !. place for their beautiful suits; to interested in the Southern Oregon The permanent survey and set O. F. Hall. Samples and prices Johnny Jenkius and Will Tenuis- Improvement company, accompan- ting of grade stakes on the Coos in gallery. son of the Banner saloon for an ied by Manager Loggie, is visiting C. W ilkins , Photo. Day aud Iloseburg railroad is com excellent dinner at the Robinson the river and w >nt below yester- Houf»e Sunday afternoon for them- day. It is the intention of the pleted to Utter City and tho work is being pushed right along. The NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC! selves and opposing nine, and to company to build a railroad from grading apparatus was shipped J.E . M a r t i n , P a i n t e r , Mrs. Lorenz, Mrs. J. L. Kroner- Empire City, on Coos Day, to this from San Diego a week ago to-day, Has located in Coquille City, aud is r ndy berg, Mies Ida Kronenberg aud river, and this is the cause of the and is soon expected on the bay. t > do all kind» <>f work pertnining to the Mrs. M. M. Goodman for a spleu- present visit. They are’looking at painter's line; will do painting, graining, did oyster supper at Mrs. Ijorenz’s the terminal point at Beaver Grading will be iu full blast in less paper-hanging, decorating, kalsomining than ten days it is said and the and gilding. Also sign-writing in any style. residence in the evening. slough. road will bo pushed to Coquille Carriage-painting, in the finest style known 1 lie mail routes hereabout are It is the tamuden duty of every City as fast as possible. to the trade. Warrants his work in every particular. Call on aim. or address; ------------- - #»► >------------- at last straightened out and mov- citizen in Coos aud Douglas coun- P. O. Box 33. Coquille City. Fine* l l o g * . ing along all right. \\ hen the ties to see that the mails between Anyone wautiug thoroughbred winter rains set in the trouble will Raaeburg and Coos bay are car- COOS B A Y begiu again, aud we will get our ril'd according to contract. It 1ms Berkshire pigs, can now get them mail sem¡-occasionally and in a come to this, that a local, legiti- of me. My pigs are from a regis daroaged condition nt that. M ill mate bidder has no show at all. tered sow and boar aud are very we stand it.'' Me always have, but Colorado contractors for years have fine pigs. I also have some thor C. W. PATERSON, Prop. oughbred Yorkshire pigs for sale. I to show old Pease, the contractor, secured these contracts and as the Have also the celebrated Japanese that lie can’t sit in his office in prices were unreasonably low the buckwheat to sell— the boss buck Manufacturer of Marble Monuments. Head stones, Tablets, etc. T h is, Cemetery lots enclosed with stone coping Denver aud out bid our own peo- seavice wks cut short because “ it wheat f«.r cakes and bees. pie and hold his owu by rendering wont pay,” “ the road is impassa- buckwheat ii something new- for or curbing. Iron railings furnished to or Coos county.—For further partic der. Correspondence solicited from parties poor aud inefficient service let us hie,,’ etc. Let us see that the mail ulars inquire of living in the country or other towns who see that the mail is curried on is decently brought and on timo. G eo . W. W imeb , may wish anything in my line of business. time according to contract. It will be a lesson. M a k s h f i f u d .................................O r e o . n!8tf Arago, Oregon. Special Bargains Are now being given in all kinds of summer li fi ti ii drygoods, hats, cloth ing, etc., to make room for fall stock at LYO N S’ STORE, Coquille City. BUYERS OF FURNITURE W ill please remember that they can get a good selection at very low prices at L yon s’ Store, Coquille City. FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES—Provisions, boots & shoes, wall paper, border, house lining, curtains, shades, car pets, mattings, gents’ furnishings, etc., at Lyons’ Store, Coquille City. A choice stock of Picture frame mouldings, on hand. Picture frames made to order on the prém ices at Lyons' Store, Coquille City. Teaming! Teaming!! J. W. DOCTOR B . J . Dean, S P O N O G L E , Marshfield, Oreg. to. OTT, o Hardware, j Paints, Oils, " Tinware, Varnishes, Glassware, Brushes, W oodware. Cuttlery, A gricultural Buggies, W agons, ! Carts, Harness. Implements. Stock Alw ays Complete. World is Moving Photographs! Just Because it Has to. It is attributed to the force of gravitation and the force of gravitation tends downward. Now, I propose to work on the same Principle, and have M A R K E D GOODS DOW N So low that they cannot go any lower, and all parties wishing to buy Dry Goods, Hats, Groceries, Mari and Stone W orks, Clothing B oots & Shoes, Provisions. NOTIONS, ETC., Are respectfully invited to price my goods before" buying elsewhere. Iam also agent for the New Home Sewing Machine. N. LORENZ.