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Newspaper Page TextQ uillt Cthj Strali. L o w e r M ir e r D r p a r l m r i t t . C ir n r r t t l M ew ». O’ Brien nml Dillon the impris Lev. R. J. E. Campbell sold four acres of laud, situated neor the oned Irish agitators havo escaped TUESDAY, OCT. 21,1890. town of Baodon to Rev. Horsfall and all England was agog last week. B A I I .H O A D S K H X . of Murshfield. The latter gentle- Parnell's planning accounts for le le e l Pevrleprornle In III«* IC« m - tuuu held service iu Beyerle’e ball their escape. Detectives were sore Burs A €••■ Bay Llue. ly puzzled in their searches for last Wednesday evening. Messrs. VVm. Thomas and F. them, und were surprised to henr Manager R. A. Gralmm will reach Roeeburg to-morrow urbru- Bowran, from Marshfield, are in that they had landed in New York. “ Sandy Olds,” tl.e slayer of Emil ing from San Francisco and leave town. Mr. Thomas iB n* gotiating immediately tor Coos bay. He for 6ome property in this place, Weber at Portland, hns been con has procured a large force of We sincerely hope t he gentleman victed three times of murder in the Chinamen for prndincr w ho have will succeed in closing the bargain, first degree, and is again granted a new hearing by the supreme been shipped from the city We want men like Bill, steamer. Reports from Maruhfield The schooners Parkersburg, court Ho had better bribe his keeper the next time. are to the effect that work is going Ralph lo n g aud Freetrade are re- •Justice Miller c f the Supreme on along the line as reported in ported in sight, but owing to the last week’s Review. The force is rough bar they are thus far unable court of the United States died at his home in Washington City on being increased just as fast as it is ^ enter port, the night of the 13th iust. possible to secure men. The sur- j jyjr Averill’s new residence is Ex-Sec. of War W. W. Belknap, veyors who have located the lin e; nfcarly completed. It has a fine l was found dead in his bed V.t his to Myrtle Point or near there, have appearat ce. home in Washington D. C., on the been taken off from that part of Mr. Tupper intends to build a morning of Oct. 12th. the work. It is intended to put on three story building on the ground Cougress will re-convene soon the surveyors to lrcate the line now occupied as a milliner store after election. The federal elec through the canyon above Myrtle by Mrs. Benson. tion bill seems of sufficient impor Point out to Roseburg in about The schooners Eureka, Del tance to justify ttie enormous ex four weeks. The location through Norte aud Danielsou aie still har- pense. the canyou will be the most diffi U uml at this place. Six persons perished in a burn cult piece of engineering work on Why don't the people of Bandou iDg building in London on the 13th. the road aud the best of engineers will bavechatgeof it. Forty roil«* of 6teel rails purchased in Phila delphia were shipped by water from that city for Coos bay three weeks ago and are expected to ar- rive there shortly.—Roseburg Re- yiew. -----■------------- T o W hom It M a y C o n o r ru . The winter term of the Riverton school begin thn morning, the 20th of Oct. The term will be a long one, and students wishing to attend this school should lose no time in perfecting arrangements to do so; ns it affords a rare chance for either beginning or finishing ao education. None but first giade teachers have beeu employed by te management. This winter term will be under the guidance of Prof \\. D. Roberts, a man of unqnestiooable integrity anil rare intellectual ability who with the aid of competent assistants we guarautec students a deciJed for ward move. This schcol is yet in embryo but forward is our motto, onward aud upward iu the scale of erudition. To run op a level is as bad as to retrograde, and to retro grade is death to American princi- pies. Then get ready to come and partake of the bounty of a gooi L o d i . cause. CH" k n*ee*>i>g » “ J organize s liter-1 B a r g a i n o n C o o s B a y . ary society or something so that 187 acres 4.1 miles from Marsb- we cnu pass some pleusaut even , field at steamer landiug; 130 acres ings during the coming winter? in cultivation, good orchard, 2 The muster out ball of company | burns (oue cost £1100.) Price K will be held on the 29th nud not $40 per acre. Terms eusy. In- the 20th as stated in last issue of 4 uire ° f Sinclair <fc Harlocker, tl.e H erald . ! Coquille City. 8t£ Mr. T. J. Lowe made Bnndon a visit last Sunday. He informs ns that he is farming with his broth er Doc. It seems to agree with Tommy. Mr. Bryant, the superintendent of the life saving station at this place hns taken up his headqnar- ters nt the Ocean house, There are several laud specula tors in town. Real estate is chaug- ing bauds daily, ^jr Vptou came back from Cur- ry this week, aud cnu be fouud at his office in the drugstore. That gentleman is haudliug considerable real estate lately. Mr. Robt. Walker offeis to give a deed for 200 feet of water front to any party w ho will start some kind of nn enterprise. This is a very libernl ofler. Among the many different enterprises we know co ¿ tter place can be fouud in Coos county for a creamery than here iu this town. We are located _ between the best farming and Syracuse, Oct. 1 6 . - What has: dairying parts of the country, and proved to be the most disastrous the oodk of several hundred head fire that has visited Syracuse for of cows could be depended upon, many years was discovered in the fhis would give oui farmers a Leland hotel at 12:30 o’clock this chance to dispose of their milk and morning. It is now 2 o’clock and cream nt a cash value greater than the fire is still burning fiercely, they have ever been able to do be- altbough the entire fire depart- f° re* There is no better climate ment, consisting of nine engines, *n the wor^ f° r the manufacture are working hard to save further butter and cheese. Mho will loss of life and limb. An eye-wit- *ake Walker s offer? ness is positive that at least 25 L ancet . persons lost their lives and many more are injured. 0 .16 woman was being lowered from a window by the aid of ropes. She had reached a point opposite tbe third story when the rope be- came ignited from a burning sill. The rope parted and the woman fell to the pavement Her brains were dashed cut and her body flat tened into a shapeless mass. So great is the confusion and ex- citemeut that identity of those who are killed and injured is wholly unknown. Undertakers and am- bulonces are flying in all directions, and the streets in the neighborhood of the ill-fated hotel are throng ed with crowds of people. Frank Carey of Glen Falls, N. Y., haa been identified as one of those who were burned to death. Many people, crazed with fright, lost their lives by jumping from the windows. One man says he .aw six people jump from dilTerent windows ou the Fayette-street side of the building withiu a space of four minutes, and the sight sicken ed him with its horrors so that lie was compelled to leave the spot. lh e building was provided with both iron fire escapes on the out- side and ropes on the inside, which were the means of siving many lives. We beg leave to call the atten-' tion Df uie readers of the H erald tbat S am nel p . p utnam ex-presi- debt of Uje A g w wi]] j eiiver a liberal lecture in Cuquille City to- night> 0ct 21, at Hunuewell hall. All are cordially invited to attend, not only to listen but to ask any questions on points touched upon or refute any argument made by the speaker. The above is especi ally made for the benefit of that c]a89 0f people who have hento- fore attempted to answer Mr. Put nam not while he was present, but when he was hundreds of miles dis tant. The present is, we believe, an opportune time for the oppo nents of liberalism to induce some of their standard bearers to engage Mr. P. in debate, and if any of them are inclined to embrace the opportunity, we assure them fair and courteous treatment. A L ib e r a l . VEGETABLE PANACEA PREPARED FROM R O O T S & HI FORTH E CU R E OF •DYSPEPSIA • JA.UNDICE- CHI LLS& FEVER •DISORDERED DIGESTION- SICK HEADACHE- •GENERAL D E B IL IT Y - AND ALL OTHER DISEASES ARISING FROM A DISORDERED STATE of the STOMACH OR AN INACTIVE LIVER. FO R S A L E B Y A L L DRUGGISTS & GENERAL DEALERS .SEAT! VS TOCB OF THE WORLD. Mayor Panici F. tteafty, of B*.attyf* CeL orated Orfani arri Pian*»*» Wash.natoti, New Jcisey, has returned hon.e from an ex tended tour of tl.e world. Read his advtr- tisem**nt in this pao**r and for catalogue. X V Sherwood Do a gen eral Iteal Edtato buuiuehg iu all its v a r i ous bran ches on a fa ir and safe b a sis to all P a rties. Aud by a lw ays h avin g in stock th e la rg e st am ount and v a rie ty of U ralty obtain ab le at p rice s th at d efy co m p etitio n , w ill !»e able to s u p p ly th o se « ho fa v o r us w ith th air business w ith en tire s a tis fa c tion and at a great s a v in g o f tim e and m on ey. W hen y o a h ave p ro p erty to p lace in agen ts ban ds, rem -luber We s e ll m ore than all p artie s in th is sectio n (om bhred. W hen you w ish to bu y, if you w ill be p lain w ith us and say ju s t w hat kind of P ro p e rty you d esire, and how m uch yo u care to In vest you w ill m a te ria lly assist us to g iv e you an iu telligo D t aud sa tisfa cto ry d e al, to y o u r in te r- eat. We are a gen ts fo r a ll tow n site p ro p erty w hich in clu d es near S(JU lo ts. E xam in e th e fo llo w in g b rie f d n scrip tion o f p art o f o ur stock on hand to »elect fro m . Tha Old Oaksn Buekst, The Iron-bound Ducket, Tha lloM -eorercd Bucket,** . la very likely tha on* that haa conveyed pol- •ona to your system from some old well, wboae waters have become contaminated from sewers, raulta, or i>ercolationa from tha •oil. To eradicate these poisors from ths •ystam and gave yourself a apeli o f malarial, typhoid o f bilious fever, and to keep tbs llrar, kidneys and lungs in a healthy and vigorous condition, use Dr. Picrce’a Goldca Medical Discovery. It arouses all the e x cretory organs into activity, thereby cleans ing and purifvinir the system, freeing it from all manner o f blood-poisons, no matter from what cause they have arisen. All diseases originating from a torpid or deranged liver, o r from impure blood, yield to its wonderful curative properties. U regulates the stom ach and Dowels, promotes the appetite and digestion, and cures Dyspepsia, “ Liver Com plaint,” and Chronic Diarrhea. Salt-rheum, Tatter. F.ezema, Erysipelas, Scrofulous Soros and Swellings, Enlarged Gland« and Turnon diaappear under its use. “ Golden Medical D iscovery** la the only blood and liver medicine, sold by druggists, under a p o s it iv e g u a r a n t e e o f its tun*. Iting o r curing in every case, o r money paid or it will bo promptly returned. V C opyright, UN, by W o b u ’ s d u -------------- - . M an. a s s ' x . ---------- 1*IM !\4. W A S T E D . The Coos Bay, Rose burg <fc Eeasteru Railroad Co. will reeieve bids for piliug4 Piles to measure from twenty-five to sixty feet in length, as the company may order, and to be not less than ten inches at the small end. To be delivered along the riijht of way where need ed, or iu the waters of Isthmus slough. Bids will also be received for cedar ties, 8 feet long, 6 inches thick, aud not lesb than 8 inches wide; to be hewed and faced on top and bottom. Ties to be deli - tred along the light of way of said company at such points and at such times ns they may direct. Ties and piling to be paid for on inspection and acceptance of the company. Address bids to f-:'Eàà&èV. . ('liaroV , l.r U rard, ORGANS nnd »ft >:*■>>« t *i >; : i-p, i i ri lit PÏA50S II oku iful Wf ildinL-, Cirtli > d a y Hon. nr lid a y ....... I ( ituPitrae Free. Addrvaj D aniel F . B eatty, W ashii uion, N ew Jersey. \ \ \- \ \ \ • \" \ \ \ v* - F O R SALE, ON VERY EASY TERMS, The Robinson House, fully fur nished and everything complete, necessary for a first class hotel. Apply, to Coos B ay R eal E state A nd C ompany , P. O. 137 Acres Coquille City, Or. U. S. Examining Surgeon fo r Pensions. j I ! ' Dr. T. J. Holden, Of choice bottom land on Co quille river. Good barn, fair house and about 39 acres iu culti vation. Good orchard of choice prunes at $35 per acre. Pronounc ed by judges to be the cheapest property on the river. Easy terms. ' Inquire of Sinclair <fc Harlocker. NOTICE TO THE ITBLIC! J. E. M artin , P ain ter , Has located in Coquille City, and is r ndy to do all kinds of work pertaining to the painter's line; will d*> painting, graining, paper-hanging, decorating, kalsomining nnd 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 him, or address: P. O. Box Ry, Coquille City. - «•» ♦ —— — Send $1.25 to the Pacific Union, O l '2 Clay St.. S. F.. and you will get that splendid workingman's paper one year and a copy of "Looking Backward.” Or $1.15 for the Union and the Gronlmid’a Co-operative Commonwenlt h. N stones. Tablets, etc. Cemetery lots enclosed with stone coping or curbing. Iron railings furnished to or der. Correspondence solicited from parties living in the country or other towns who may wish anything in my line o f business. M a b b h f if l d - ................................ O b e o . LIVERY STABLE! D E N TIST! ' C o q u ille C it y , O r . BAIEE, HU i G o, i O f f ic e — O l i v e H o t e l , C o q u il l e I take this means of informing the public C it y ’ . that I intend conducting u first-class L iv ery 1 .. . Practices Dentistry in all its branches. and Sale Stable. Remember that I k eep Fine.solid, reliable O.-erationsGuaranteed. nothing but tbe best o f “ Turnouts,*’ and 3'HH). 43 a., nicely improved [choice place , i . Families yisi ed at their residences if the best of eare will tie given transient stock , well located. i Everything new. A share of the public p a t- desired. 4300. Saloon, brewery, nica completed onnge is respectfully solicited, vCn3G dwelling and 7 lots in Randolph. A. J. Wimer. W. .Al. Campbell 800. 20 a. home, all improved bench land well located. TH E C R Y O F ^ M IL L IO N S ! 1000. SO a. improved, fine orchard and liv OM . M Y B H C K l ing water. 1 SO»). 170 a. improved, good stand on stage STOP IT NOW. road BOON IT MfllL BC TOO LATC. ¡SICOO. 140 a. partly improved and much h a ve been tro u b led m a n y v e a r s w ith personal property included. disease o f the k id n ey» «nd have toed m a n y different rem edies snd ta w sfitK). 228 a. HO bottom cleared, fine or « n ig h t aid from d ifferen t physicians chards, choice place. w ithout r e lie f A bout the 15th o f April I w as su fferin g from s very violent Coquille City, Oreq. 850. ICO a. 4 miles from river landing, attack th at alm ost proatrated me I s partly improved. such a m a n n er tu a t I w as b e n t over. Dealers In W hen t sat dow n it w a s alm oat im possible for me 800. ICO a. joining above; fair house and to get up alon e, o r to p u t on m y clothes, w h e n Groceries, Provisions, etc., spring branch. k in d Providence sent Dr. H enley, w ith th e 800. 80 a. good fir timber, near town a’ d O R E G O N K I D N E Y T E A , to m y - A J L . S O aud river hotel. I im m ed iately com m enced u sin g th e tea. It h a d an almost 2000. 80 a. choice creek bottom and tira- Country Produce a f all Kinds. m iracu lo u s effect, an d to th e asto n bered bench. .. l _ n » 3500. 240 a. excellent dairy and vegetable ! . ** ® a ls o c a i i y fl lin e OI t.O- ishm ent o f a ll the gu ests a t th e hotel, in a few d a y s,I am h a p p y to state, ^ place, valuable timber and sparkling | lions such as TobiiCCO, Cigars. Red Front Grocery Store, W IM ER & CAM PBELL 300. m T t ‘ square in choicest part of C o -' P i »,eS’ N u t8 » C a n d ie s , e t c . e tc . A liberal share of the patronage quille City. 350. Two I jts and box house C blocks from . »f th e p e o p le o f C o i i u i l le C it v a n d postnflice. , l ,, . . . . . GOO. Two acres joining town house, or vicinity is respectfully solicited. chard and small fruit. All orders promptly filled. 800. C room house and one lot in b isines* part of to vn. 3000. 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, near town. 1500. 126 a. part bott >m, balance good bench land. 2200. 154 a. • if excellent bench land, build ings and orchard. 2275. 175 a. improved, 10 miles out, moatlv G l-r e a t bench land. 4 that I w as a n ew m an. I reco m m en d th e tea to a ll afllicte »* i haw been. G. A. TUPPER, Proprietor Occidental Hotel, Santa Rosa. Cal. Look Here? GOME A- RUNNING!! 1 'he c aims against said estate the following 1 described prem s ■* situated n Coo* county. v'trTW Oregon, to wit: The north half of t'n southwest quarter of section three (3) in Township tweiity-cigl.t (28) s nth of r-'nge thirteen, (13 West, e f Willamette Merid ian and containing 80 acres of land; and \ said order further directed that said premi m it-s lwsold on the same. Now lb 'refer * we the flndersigned e re cutors of said estate o f Robert M. Strang I deceased will o n the T.lth dav o f November. 1 Cusing to its position it is bound to ultimately be the 18:(0, at one o ’c'ock in the afternoon of said day on said premises ti-ar the s.h ol in school dist. Ill offer for sale and sell all the j above described premises in one lot or par- j cel to the highest bidder for cash in hand. 1 Dated this 8th day of October, 181)0. Fine, sheltered, leuel town site. Deep water, and within J. A. Simon. P. P. Strang. half an hour of any other point on Coos Bay. Lots now for Executors last wrillrnt testament of sale in this charming townsite on exceptionally easy terms, Robert M. Strang, deceased. nll-5w aROW! I he most centrally situated town on Coos Bay. OCEAN TERMINUS of ALL ROADS namely: One-third cash, one-third in one year, and one- third in twy years, at 8 per cent. BEST BARGAIN OUT. 171 acresof land with half mile river front- 1 By the COOS BAY REAL ESTATE & DEVELOPMENT CO, age with steamboat landing: 125 acres hot- j tom land; balance bench. 25 acres under! cultivation and 30 more can be plowed at ony time—all t b e b e s t o f pasture lands. W. The place has 2 good frame barns, one box bouse 24x16 with 10 foot kitchen story and ! half high; 2 small orchards, etc.; to be soldi cheap as owner si sick. The following i goes with the place: 11 cows and calces, 2 dry cows. 2 two-year-olds. 3 yearlings, one half-breed Durham bull, 5 head horses. 10 1 head good sized hogs, 3 dozen chicaens.one j new boat; new plow nnd harrow, new wag- on. new mowing machine, new sulky rake 1 and a thousand other things useful on the , farm. Also 1 ’4 acres corn. 3 acres oats. 4 acres arlev, nnd 1 acre potatoes, etc. For f our p artic ulars inquire at this office, or o f J. C. Brown at mouth of Lampay er< ek, or write to him nt Parkersburg. 52tf Po box 178, Marshfield, Orsgo n S in clair & H a rlo ck er, Real Estate Brokers, O o c q iiille O i t y , "T0PS 1D EGOLOW!’ Handle all sorts of [Lands — Boat Builders, Skiff* Built on short notice; Price—Skiffs, one dollar per foot, Clencker nnd curved | boats, two dollars oer foot. All kinds of ship’s boat* made to order. Painting and v7n28 repairing oars and spoons, etc., etc. i - 'U -X v l l i * Call and let us show you some of our excellent bareains. S in c l a ir & H Coquille City, Or. T V T v rrtlf^ " P o i n t U Farm Lands, Town Lots. Mineral Lands, Etc. E a s t arlocker . lV Iix rsh .fi e l d . , The coming R, R. Center of Coos County. Lots are now on the Markec. For further information apply to the > B A Y LAND Ï At East Marshfield, Oregon. J. L. LEWELLEN & Co. X O regon . Stock Ranches, Timber Lands, Wrensliall & Wrenshnll, Jest Look Sere! V L. Harlocher. Sinclair. Do Y ou K now i ’nat NOTICE. United States Land Office, Rosoburg, Or. October 17th. 1890. Complaint having been entered at this o f fice by Edward A. Dill against Peter Goel- ler for abandonidg hi* homestead entry No. 5127, dated Oct. 31st, 1888, upon the W. U Our customers all speak highly o f S K k, and N E ’4 of >S E J* of Sec. 10. in praise of St. Patrick's Pills. and N W >4 o f N E U b*‘c. 15, Tp. 29, S of They are the best.—Perry Bros. Rar.te 13 W in Coos county, Oregon, with a view to the cancellation of said entry: the Carroll, Nebraska. For sale by said parties are hereby summoned to appear R. S. Knowlton and S. L. Leneve, at the office o f J. A. Simon, Justice of the dmggieta, Coquille C ty , Oregon. Pence, at Coquille City, Coos county, Ore pon, on the 3rd day of December, 1890, at 10 __ ^ ^ ie b o x in g 18 tight, ^ ___ o'clock a. in., to respond and furnish testi- Ila lm e s B iit lu f is Co lie * * - O f _ t?reas*n8» tile iiin is I oosp th p h n iio r I p a C s d e a n , m o n y colic, ruing said alleged abandonment to be transmitted to this office Portland, Oregon opened Sept. 1st. J. A. pin ‘8 * 0 0 8 6 , me noiier leans steam, Wesoo the leading penman of tbe coast, A half gallon of cbittim poured and hearing had th.-reon before the ltegis- med on Monday h as become a partner in this school and dowu the smokestnek would likely ter Dec. 7, 1890, at 10 o'clock a. m.. wilt make it the leading Business College, set the croaking business right. J ohn 11. S iiupk , Register. A. M. CaiwroBD. Eeceb-er. Send for catalogue. L o d i . Manufacturer o f Marble Monument*. Heat- RE SID E N T ! W. PATERSON, Prop. T H A T COME TO TH E B A Y : N )TICE f o b p u b l i c a t i o n . —»-*#»-«--------------- Land Office nt Boseburir, Orepon. Loyal Temperance Legion of Ciquillo Oct. lsth, 1S90. i Ci ty meets every Wednesday afternoon at 'otice is hereby piven that thefollowinp named settler has filed notice of his in Methodist church. All are cordially invit tention to maka final proof in support of ed to attend. 12ff his claim, and thatsaid proof will he made before tha Judea or Clerk of the countv court of Coos county, Orepon, at Empire > City. Oregon, on Wednesday, Dec. 1U, l.S:*0. Claham Hkka. viz Hubert Frederick Homestead Entry No. lor tlie NE of SE 4 of Sec l!i and Mr. Editor: I ’m writing this I SW and NW > f S\V >i ofrito tll!n# ,|)at , he “ Croak- ! K q 7p. o f 28 S. R. 13 west \V?M. lle nam".* the following w.tnosscst > prove e iV ’ livei, gizzard, stomach, craw . . . , | , his continoli* residence upon and ouliiva •r something is out of order; could timi of. sa d land, viz; tell you which if I knew what J. K. ¿coti. 1 j Lomas iiDium Ashton, ;\3tuou, i all of Parkersburg, kiud of au animal ~ the “ Croaker;1 ‘ '1 John Coos County, Donaldson, f < )regon. i is. If it is a fowl, then in all prob A. D. Morse, John H. Shupe, ability tltu gizzard i6 affected. In Register. this ense pounded glass would cor- tainly give relief. If it is a pos- aum or a pole-cat, then the 6tom- nch is wrong for which papaw seed is very good. If he is a fish, then it may be his air bladder is burst- ed. Iu this event a new one is all the remedy we know of. It is more than likely that “ Croaker” is a frog, but whether be is one of worthy kind, or the tree kind, we are unable to judge; but if be is a ^ ft P h ysic ia n and S ir q e o n . > 11 A Bargain — ------ Chapt! nnd Tar. BAY In lE S e a l E s t a t e ! 1’ id L E 'IX 'T E R R ul lition*to Myrtle Point has-been recently plat- N oti c e o f il.t m it o r s e l ami plu'.-cvl ou t'.e nn l icet amt is offered so cheap and ou such otice is herebv given that by viriue of 1 f-y t°rins that p.-irtie-'witihin«! to purchase property in the beauti i N 1 an order . >f sai< i n ¡e l out of the count v court of Coos county. Oregon on the 3r.i ■ ful town oi*M}rtIe Point should taken look at' this additiou before \\. B. K ino . day of September. 18i>'), iu the matter of the ■ purchasing elsewhere. We only ask <. ne-fonrth dowu, balance from Supt. Construction, Marshfield, Or. administration of the estate of li<*hcrt M. i oue'to two years’ time. Fine acrnge'property adjoining this addi- --- — ------- Strang, deo*T:*cd, directing the undersigned ti for Mile cheap. J. A. L ehxiierr , agent, Myrtle Point, Or. executors of said estate t.< sell to satisfy B o x , 178, Marshfield, Oregon, , 100U. ICO ncres iind largo out range in mountains. 1000. Good house and 5 lots iu Coquille City; part bottom land. 0400. 302 n. ten miles from town ¡improved, lftH). lfiO ti.and considerable stock G miles out. 4!M)0. CO a. well improved and located, with valuable stock included, 1600. 160 a. choice bottom nnd timber land, 4 miles out. OOOS arble and Stone W orks, SPONOGLE, M Coquille City, Coos Co.r Or eg. l * i r SIr:-\Te retarne*! fi om a t*. . t r a u ;i 1 P n ko l , \ *; ;tlu ^ Tur* ; e, *e ( udy > «nci\ •li i, » *• 1 T. *» ii H ib y ; i v • :;nlcM, i >J tra of i he i ou l Mestoni A iii«i i- ca. Y«t In all o.»r ( rea» J ourn*y <>f l i ,»74 ralle«, weUo t*ot rniwr; ter of hearing a pisno or «n o*g*r. tweeter lo tot;u t h a u !>e*tt v ì ¥ :r we U lr'M IX -M A Y i’H DAN EL F. BE a TTT. we I» • r o th è _ . . . . . . ewcetj»t tonrri Frow • fW o r-r.r ’ 1 t.V -3 la l-ondon, |o t t r u m t , „ , LbaU..J, 1"«». m * J • * l « I! v prie*. Now to prora to yen tbat thl» <-rt abeolut^ly tr«^, rrj wo;i»l II Uè f**r auy r<5nicr of th t peper to ord r one cf our netch.eee orfen« or pian 3f and wo w II offer you a gieat ter*alti. 1 ertic i le: « Ki«o. ► atl*fe,,tlon OC a K an ! KFi> or monry pr<»mpi’tJ i ftinded et nuy tl no Wt’.hlD three 1 il >cam, w.th i.ter < al • per r«nt. on »or fieno or Or xan, intìr werrii:.*-^ tea y*ve. IS.'O we l*-ft ho:r.e a |:o »ri!e-t pIowl*>;.-; to-d«.y « a h*ve n e i ' ì y on*? hti»*dro| t ». f Beatty’a orgAiii ond p i u o i i:i use all over thè worlil. If tu»-y we o r o t £ J* cou’..! n o i h.i' j •old to ni v i j . C’O 'jll i ! N ». certi inly li*.. La h nnd evi ry In>tr » nc* ' l i fuEy **rru n *»:! f r tea y'-ire, t*> Le m . u ì ì ie *i»\ i fr n lì.e jv t Butteri*! market arVr i s or xcadyiiioney cau boy. DOCTOR Sanford OVER THE BANK. D evelopment /»ni ?, ;s*\ & Jno.Kronenberg& Son M ANU FACTURERS OF AND D E A LE R S I N Have some of the best bargains out in city property, iarms, stock ranches, quit claims, mining and Oils, milling property, etc., etc. Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, A LEST TOO EXTENSIVE FOR PUBLICATION. Jtst call on them; you cannot fa il to find something that suits you. They have maps of all the up -riur country, and have a man who makes a specialty of locating government lands for others. Gall cn them and see for yourself S T Paints, O V E S , . Orockry, Lamps, Harness and ‘Wooden W a re, Guns, Fishing Tack©, Qtc., 6tc., HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HIDES, EGGS, ETC. \Gn31tf #