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Newspaper Page TextT H B 8 D A T . M A T SL I8S& R E G U L A R T R A IN S W ednesdays daya will run aa follows; Leave I 8.00 a .m . | Marshfield Arrive “ | 9.15 “ I COQUILLE CITY j 9.50 “ I Norway 10.00 “ | Myrtle Point M ondays . and f u i - S t. Jac o b s O i l is m a d e to c u re R H E U M A T S S i¥l I Arrive | 12.15p.m . | Leave ll.0 0 a .r a . | 10.25 ‘ * | 10.15 “ The shingle mill will begin oper ations soon. B. J. Harrison is ditching some The Home Comfort Steel Range, L O C A L ITEM S. for It. D. Sanford. manufactured by W rought Iron The Empire nine will play a Range Co. of St. Louis, Mo., is made Additional locals ou 2d page. of the best cold rolled steel and league game with the Coquille nine TheGx>dTem plars meet touight. malleable iron. All flues are lined at this pfnee next Sunday. with asbestos, and it is warranted For a clean and easy shave, go Morras Bro’s are handling an not to warp or break from heat or to McDonald. immense number of logs, and to other cause. There nre thousands Miss Lizzie Buzan returned to of them in use iu the state of Ore facilitate business are ironing their gon. They give universal satisfac the bay last week. track from the camp to the mill. tion nnd last a lifetime. Below we Miss Nellie Sackett returned For a time, while milk is so low publish a testimonial signed by over from the bay last Friday. at the creamery, I will furnish it, 500 people who have used Home Comforts for over seven years. W ill Price came up from River- delivered, at 10 cents a gallon. To Whom it May Concern: It. D. S anford . toD and spent Saturday with us. R. M. Wiedpr has returned home Tha excursionists to the bench to the bay. He bascouoluded that last Sunday had a pleasant day. More property changing hands he likes Oregon the best and will — more business projects in view. abandon the idea o f locating in j California. Miss Noonie Hudson has gone “ The flowers that bl com in the spring” to Baudon to live with Mrs. Capt. are not more vigorous than are those per Lockwood. sona who purify their blood with Ayer’ s W ill Wilson carries himself at ft pnrental gnit and receives con gratulations from all sides. Sarsaparilla. The fabled Elixer Vita? could scarcely impart greater vivacity to the countenance than this wonderful medi cine. Another trainload o f 21 logs was Mrs. Marshall Way and little daughter, Lilly, made a visit to taken over to tbe bay Saturday from Yoakam’s camp, and another friends at Bnndou last week. yesterdny of about the same num Arthur Segway, formerly resi ber o f logs. dent on the bay, returned fiom a Mrs. Elbert Dyer nnd little trip to Portland Sunday and will daughter, of Bandon, recently of hold a position at Beaver Hill. Santa Clara county, Cal., have The schooner Long came into [ been visiting her aunt, Mrs. R. E. the river last Wednesday evening Buck, for severrl days. and was expected to load at Lyons’ Mrs. Beatty, o f Minneapolis, mill, but expectation slipped a cog. If ever a man feels like “ a poor worm of niece of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. B. Price, the dust,” it is when he suffers from that | is on a visit at Riverton. I f she tired feeling. Ayer’ a Sarsaparilla removes likes the location and surroundings this discouraging physical condition and imparts the thrill of new life and energy to she will be joiued by her husband, every nerve, tissue, muscle, and fibre of the who will start a hotel. We, each, having been using a Home Comfort Range purchased of W rought Iron ltaLge Co. for over seven years. W e have found them perfect. They bake uniformly, con sume very little fuel and heat up quickly. After seven years constant use, they are as good as new. Have never needed any repairs, and from present nppearnuces will not need any for years to come. W e cheer fully recommend the Home Com fort and the company selling it. Respectfully, LANE COUNTY. Mrs. A. M. Lee, Junction City. “ R. P. Caldwell “ “ J. T. Kirk, “ “ Robert Callison, Pleasant Hill. H. Rooney, Goshen. DOUGLAS COUNTY. J. B. Riddle, Riddles. Geo. R. Riddle, “ Mike Dean, “ H. Rone, Oakland. Jas. Rickard, “ S. H. Conn, Cleveland. Henry Beckley, Elkton. George Long, Yoncolla. John Wise, “ JOSEPHINE COUNTY. E. Dimmick, Grants Pass. whole body. “ Mr. E. B. Price and family, re Ben Dimmick, “ Prof. W. Wrenshall and brother ce n tly arrived at Riverton from Geo. Simmons, Waldo. “ Howard were up from Bandon yes I Iowa, received a serenade from E. Decker, John Swinton, Applegate. terday, closing the transfer of their their local musicians, and other H. H. Carson, Rock Point. residence property here to Mr. Gray. The Wrenshall brothers, we understand, expect to return to England soon to take possession of an estate left to them on the deuth o f their father, who was a promi nent citizen. The H erald ie glad to record the acquisition of C. L. Gray, a prom inent citizen and business man of Myrtle Point, and family, recently o f Grants Pass, to citizenship in Coquille City. Mr. G. has pur chased both business nnd residence property, and stands high in busi ness and social circles, beoeo we are all the more pleased at gaining such citizens and neighbors. The Miller “ Monitor” Tiange, manufactured at Cincinnati. Ohio, is on exhibition at Lamb & Nosler’s hardware store. I f you want to see and invest in a range without a superior in strength nnd beauty o f finish, in serviceable qualities for baking and cooking, and for use o f either wood or coal, call at Lamb & Nosler’s. Mrs. Ada W. Uuruh, nntionnl organizer of the W. C. T. U., will lecture at the Methodist church iu this place at 2:30 p. m. Friday, to! the ladies of the W. C. T. U., to ladies only Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, to the general public Sat urday evening, to the children Sun day morning at 11 o’clock, and to the general public agaiD Sunday eight. The public is cordially in vited to be present at these public lectures. Mrs. Unruli is a bright, eloquent and interesting platform lecturer, commended by leading citizens in all parts of this state and by the public press. D on’t fail to hear her. William Mackey, au old Coast Range logger, disagrees with Pro fessor, Johnson in the latter’s state ment that the “ weeping spruce” is found only in one spot in the world, to-wit, in the Siskiyou moun tains. Mr. Mackey lias seen the tree more than once both in the Yaquina and Coos bay regions. One of them, 100 feet high, with long, slender, leaf-covered limbs dropping to the ground, he says, is a beautiful sight. C a ta rrh . E. W. J oy C ompany — Gentlemen: I have just completed the second bottle of your VegetableSarsaparilla. I have had catarrh for years which affected my eyes, hearing and stom ach. Frequently would have dull headaches for days at a time. Since taking your remedy I have felt no disagreeable symptoms. Trusting you will publish this as I want any one Buffering from any of the above symptoms to be bene fited. Kindly send me two more bottles by return express. (Signed) M b . F rederick D e R ichmond , Seattle, Wash. Every mail brings a new batch of testimonials for Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla. evidences o f welcome by the good JACKSON COUNTY. people of that plsce. Geo. F. Merryman, Medford. J. S. Schott and S. L. Jessup announced an exhibition o f magic- lnntern scenes at Masonic hall last Saturday night, but it failed. It was probably a good thing, but poorly advertised, very few know ing anything about it. West Oregonion: Grandpa Bra den filed a homestead and proved up on it in 1880, but cannot get bis patent. The Coos bay wagon-road company want to hold it. Mr. Braden settled on the laud before that road was thought of. A new 2 story business building is about to be put up on a lot of Mrs. Kronenberg’s, on First street. It will be between Lorenz’s store and the postoffice building, 25x05 feet, arranged for offices on second story and for merchandising be low. M. Purden. “ Vint Bell, Central Point. W m . Holmes, “ “ J. Dowdcu, “ “ H. J. Barlow, Gold Hill. Horace Pel ton, Sams Valle}-. Pinkney Pickens, Table Rock. Anderson Dunlop, Phoenix. ----------- - *0*~* ------------ Now for more manufacturing establishments. Coquille offers rare opportunities. The Bandon Woolen Mills Cc. will furnish sacks free to parties disposing of their wool to them. Mrs. Jacksou of Empire, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hudson, is visiting her parents in this place. It’s a daisy— that Monitor Range at Lamb & Nosier’s. Don’t fail to see it before purchasing elsewhere. M. McDonald is an artist in hair cutting and dressing. Weak, Irritable,Tired ••I Was No Good on Earth." A***, ----------- - Coquille needs a fast steamer und regular weekly rouud-trips to D r. Miles* Nervine strengthens the weak, builds up the broken | San Francisco. down constitution, and permanently The Coquille creamery received cures every kind of nervous disease. 12,378 pounds o f milk yesterday, “ A bou t on e y e a r a g o I teas afflicted w ith n e rvo u sn ess, aleepiessness, and still the daily increase keeps C reeping sen sa tion in tny leg a. Slight p a lp ita tion o f m y heart, D istra ctin g c on fu sio n o f the m in d , S erious loss o r la p se o f m em o ry. W eigh ted doten w ith care a nd w o r r y . I c o m p le te ly lost appetite A n d f e l t m y vita lity w earing ou t, I w a s w ea k , irrita b le and tired , M y w eig h t w a s red u ced to 1 6 0 lbs., I n f a c t I w a s n o good , on ea rth. A friend brought mo Dr. Miles’ book, “ Now and Start ling Facts," and I finally decided to try a bottle of D r . M iles ’ The Bandon Recorder notes this fenture o f onr court proceed ings: Eight o f the ten persons taken from here to Empire for jurors Wednesday last, iu tbe C. B. Owens case, returned yesterday, only two, Alec Erickson and Mr. Jenkins, being called on to serve. The jury was selected from the first thirteen persons called. There was some thirty jurors called and as each one is entitled to one day’s fees and mileage the selection of that jury alone will cost Coos county about $280. By the time tbe bills nre footed np for the criminal cases the taxpayers are punished worse than most of the parties who have been tried for wrong doing. D IE D . W hitk —At Bandon, May 18, 1895. Myrtle White,aged 13 years,9 months and 27 days. Dimmer— At Myrtle Point, May 20, 1895, John Dimmer, aged about 70years. [Fu neral will take place tomorrow ( Wednes day), on nrrival of upper-river steamers, under the auspices of the Odd Fellows, J K n ig h t — On Catching creek. May 13, 1895, Mrs. Minnie May Knight (nee Coy), aged 2 1 years, 1 month and two days. R o - A tougb nt Bandou opened the epriDg athletic sports at that place late last week with one o f the citi zens there, getting worsted, tackled one of onr Coquille boys nt the baseball game Sunday nnd got swiped, and later on the same day was taken in hand by another fel low-citizen at bis home nud had an ocular demonstration nnd a dental operation performed on his mug. Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, Cold Medal, Midwinter Fair. < D K n n u d Mad D r a l h . Yesterday morning our old friend nnd fellow townsman, Uncle John Rimmer, took the train for Myrtle Point, on his accustomed trip to consult his physician, Dr. Reader. The old gentleman was feeling very poorly, being much broken down with his complaint, Bright’s disease, and had a pain in his side for some time preceding this trip. He reached his destina tion, and while setting in the hotel townrd evening, bolding converse i with acquaintances and passing persons, he suddenly gave a gasp aud sank in his chair. Capt. Len eve happened to step in: only a moment before, spoke to Uncle John, and witnessed this oceuranee. The^captain at once telephoned to friends here. His remains will be brought here and the funeral take place tomorrow on tbe arfiral -of the steamers from the upper river, under the auspices o f the Odd Fel lows, o f which order he was'an old, faithful nnd’ respected member. W e bave not much data in Uncle John Rimmer’s life. H e has been a resident iu Coos county for many years, as far bRck as the early ’70s, a quiet, penceable and lovable citi zen and neighbor. He was from Tennessee, and leaves two or three brothers in different states, a nephew, Geo. E. Rimmer, to whom he was much uttached, living at Jensen,Sebastian county, Arkansas, and probably two or three other relatives iu the Indinn territory, not fur from Fort Smith. We do not know his age, exactly, but it ; was probably 70. We shall all miss Uncle John [Rimmer. Peace to his ashes. I ------------------ — — ita t w CREAM BAKING POWDER Most Perfect Made. 40 Years the Standard. It is a neatly-printed sixteen- page journal, and should be read by every reformer. Sam f l* Cofitn Sont on Afi/lûStùm. NATIONAL WATCHMAN, W A S H IN G T O N , D . C . BereriAee Automatic Cooler 1 It saves fuel, thus saving money. It saves the temper by absolutely refusing to bum the food. It confines odor of cooking to the kitchen. It saves one-third of the food that is lost by cooking in the usual way. It is Positively the Greatest Invention of the tge. Manufactured by W . E. Beveridge, Balti more, Maryland. J A M E S W E S T , BANDON, OREGON General > ,(enf. 37 3m I IT ’S INJURIOUS TO STOP SU D D E N L Y and don’t be imposed Upon by buying a remedy that requires you to do so, as it is nothing more than a sukstitue. In the sud den stoppage of tobacco you must have some stimulant, and in most all cases, the effect of the stimulant, bo it opium, mor phine, or other opiates, leaves a far worse habit contractad . Ask your druggist about -■ DON’T STOP TOBACCO e I a . c o - C T J i a o . AHD ENCYCLOPEDIA FO R 1 8 SB. The Beat Reference Deck Printed. A Volume of over 500 pages It Treats 1,400 topics “ Heavens, Marie! Was that pho nograph open during a cat tight?” “ No; I tnrned it on last night when you were sleeping. Perhaps you will believe now that you snore.” Endorsed by STATESMEN, EDUCATORS aid STUDENTS everywhere. Chance for a Nice Home, Cheap 1 1 \ C U E S OF LAND, W IT H A ■ ¡5 good, new 2 story house of 7 rooms, besides closets and porches, all well finished, good spring close to house, barn, chicken-house ai d yard, high lana garden, young orchard of prunes, plums, cherries, apples, pears and peaches, with an abun dance of small fruits. About one-half is bottom land, with garden, or pasture for a cow, with stock wpter, and all cleared nnd fenced. Apply to G. W. NORTON, Coquille City, ;W est Side.) H as R e a ch e d S u c h a S ta t e o f P er fec tio n T h a t It Is a V e r ita b le E n cy c lo p ed ia o f F a c ts , S t a t is tic s and E vonto D rou g h t Down to J a n u ary F irst, 1 3 0 3 . H E 1895 volume is a whole library iu itself. One can hardly think o f a question it cannot answer. It tells all about party {.’ atforms, election sta tittles, tho new taiHT, religions o f the earth, population everywhere, state and government statistics, occupations c f men, foreign matters, literature, science and education. It is . . . T i ■ •in t u ii, $ 1 0 0 .0 0 Given Away Every Month to the person submitting the — 9 dU^ i ? *8K fiu RE*‘ npAT°K NTS FOR INVENTORS, and tho objoot o f this offer ll to en- couraKo persons of an invent- ive turn o f mind. At the same time wc wish to Impress the fact that :: « » It’s the Simple, Trivial Inventions That Yield Fortunes —such as De Long’s Hook and Eye, “ 8oo that Hump,’ “ Safety Pin,” “ Pigs in Clo v e r ," “ Air Brake,” etc. Almost everyone conceives Q a »»right idea at some time or w other. Why not put it in prac tical use? YOU It talents may lie In this direction. May make your fortune. Why not try? :: *: :: * •• :: g y Write for further Information and mention this paper. S.HDÂRD YEAS BOOK. 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If your dealer cannot supply you ws can. £old by D D EB3 BY M A IL PR O M P TL Y attended to, nnd goods nhipped per steamer to ntl pointa on the npper river at prices that defy competition. O C O A L S’iO V E S , W OO D S T O V E S , CO O K S T O V E S . Dealers everywhere. Wanted, agent RANGES. to take exclusive sale tor this vicin RUILDINO HAR D W AR E—Harh «• Nall«, ity. Write at once. Screws, Locks, Hinges, etc., at rock-bottom or ice*. ROBERT ñFCLEARY, ; R A R E FOR SCHOOLS OR ACADEMIES CHANCR iXice Home for Sale Groceries And th. JERKY WILSON PLACE, A T po.it« the Railroad Depot, FRONT M fBCHAFK ‘sks or Supplies OR. Over On* Million People weir the FOR THF, PRICE OF T W 0 -$ 1 2 5 ! j On Main Street, between fith and 7th, Wood- ! land Addition to Bandon. Addrcss M. L. ltANDLKMAN, 1 51 tfi Farkersburg, Or. 25 C E N TS. W . L. D ouglas JOHN H. YAGER, P h il ip W. A v l r . l t , O en. M gr., I^HThe responsibility of this company may bo Judged by the fset that its stock is held by over one thousand of the leading newspapers in the United States. - A d d re ss TH E W O RLD , Now York City. THE PRESS CLAIMS GO. F o r S a le . The Leading Reform Journal, USING T H E V O R I® • / i M J I N JIÇ Red Front Builidinu—op-staira— Front 8 t. ; PmUithtd at thé National Capital. j BY Free to Our Subscribers. Sbaving and Hair Dressing Rational WatJiman, T HE BANDON WOOLEN MILLS CO. L will pay tLe highest market price for wool. Socks and twine will be fnrnished free upon applioatiun to portico diopooinc of their wool to us. BANDON WOOLEN M ILLS CO. Baudon, Or., May 6 , 1895. w ages üAVß lUUll TEMPERS It is purely vegetable. You do not bave to stop using tobacco with BA C0-CUR0. It will notify you when to stop and your desire for tobacco will cease. Your system will be as free from nicotine as the day before you took your first chew or smoke. An iron-clad writtou guarantee to absolutely cure the tobacco habit in all its forms, or money refunded. Price $1 per box, or 3 boxes (30 days, treatment aud guaranteed cure,) $2.50 For sale by all druggists or will be sent by mail upon receipt of price. S E N D S I X T W O - CENT STAM PS FO R SA M P L E BOX. Booklets and proofs free. Any one who has ever had on E ureka C hemical & M ’r ’o Co., La Crosse, Wis. attack of inflamatory rheumatism wilt rejoice witli Mr. J. A Stumm, Offloe of T H E PIONEER PuESS COMPANY, 0 . W . Hornick, 8 opl„ 220 Boyle Heights, Los Ange St. Paul, Minn., Kept. 7,1694. Bareka CliemioHl and Mau’ f'* Co., La Croaae, W is.-D o a r Sira: I have been a tobacco les, over his fortunate escape flood for many yeara, and during tbe past two year« bave smoked fifteen to twenty cigar« from a siege of that distressing ail regularly every day. My whole nervous system became affected, until my physician told ment. Mr. Stumm is foreman of me I must give up the use of tobaoco, for the time twin« at least. I tried the so-called ixeelev Lure, “ N o-lo-B ac, and various other remedies, bat without success, until l Merriam’s confectionery establish accidentally learned of your “ Baco-Curo. ’ ’ Three weeks ago today I commenced using ment. Some months ago, on leav yOUl^*u^e!,arrt•t.u.>n, Hn<? to,dfty 1 consider myself completely cured ; I am in perfeot health, and the horrible craving for tobacco, which every inveterate Rmoker fully appreciates, has ing the heated workroom to run completely left me. I consider your “ Buco-Curo” simply wonderful, and can fully across the street on an errand, he recommend it. Yours very truly, r c. ’w H obnic * . was caught out in the rain. The result was that when ready to go Every person send home that night lie was unable to ing us the 6ob- walk, owing to inflamatory rheuma scription price o£ tism. He was taken home, and on tins paper, the Coquille Cdy Herald, either ns a renewal or new sub arrival was placed in front of a scription, will be presented with a copy of T he W orld A lmanac by good fire and thoroughly rubbed tbe publishers o f this paper. The Almanac may bo had at this office with Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. for 2o cents. During tbe evening ami night he was repeatedly bathed with this lin T H E iment, and by morning was relieved of all rheumatic pains. He now takes especial pleasure in praising Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, and al ways keeps a bottle of it in the bouse. For sale by Dr. S. L. Leneve, druggist. Restores Health for « limited number Is the price of the n i V C VfiTTD m en Peter Loggie, Bandon’s popular architect aud contractor, passed through to the bay last Fridny, having been captured for jury service at district court. Dr. Miles’ Nervine 50 cents a year, Something New: Otta Chapman of Baudon is fur nishing perch, flounder aLd clams (and occasionally other fish) at I f you don’t thiuk that Coquille this pluco every Friday. Be ready does any business, be at our wharf for him. at noon six days in each week and Mrs. Emma J. Erickson hns console yourself with the thought opened the old Central House at that all the goods being re Bandon, and is better than ever ceived and going out on three or prepared to furnish the public four boats is being bandied merely “ for the fun of it.” with entertainment. oratlvo Nervine. Before I had taken one bottle I could sleep as well os a lO-yr.-old boy. My appetite returned greatly increased. W h en I had ta ken th e steth bottle M y w e ig h t in crea sed to t 7 0 be., The sen sa tion in m y legs was gon e; M g n e r v e s stea died com pletely; M y m e m o r y w a s f u l l y restored. M y bra in seem e d c lea rer than ever. I f e l t a s good a s a n y m a n on ea rth . D r . M iles* R e sto r a tiv e Nervine is A g r e a t m ed icin e, I assure you.** Augusta, Me. W alter R. B urbank . Dr. Miles* Nervine is sold on a positive guarantee that the first bottle will benefit. All druggists sell it at S1.0 bottles for|5, or it will b©6ent, prepaid, on receipt of price by tho Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. COQUILLE CITY. Wool ! Farmers, Attention LADIES up. Rev. O. G. Quimby will be at Newpoit (L ib b y ) on Sunday, 26th, nnd deliver a memorial sermon. Our Trombone baud, acknowl On the 27th he will start for edged to be the best in southwest Riddle to attend the Baptist asso Oregon and equal to the best in ciation. ! All druggists guarantee Dr. Miles* P ain P ills to stop Headache. “One cent a dose.” j the state, is still open for engage Save your myrtle timber. We — ---- » <>» ■ — ment for the 4th of July. It would mean, don’t destroy it unnecessa N o tic e ( o D a i r y m e n . Patrons not belonging to the Co- be a drawing card in the com rily, for it is now coming into de munity which secures its services mand and its growth is restricted ! quille Dairymen's Union will re- i ceive 11 cents per pound butterfat on that day. to a very small area, o f which Coos I in milk delivered nt Coquille pOR SALE.—Nice residence prop- county is the centre and almost the Creamery from May 1st until fur 1 erty, new house nnd nicely and circumference. ther notice. conveniently located for residence, Parties residing on the lower The regular quarterly conference on Hall street, one door sonth of river and wishing to send their o f the Methodist church will be H erald office. j milk to Coquille Creamery can have For further informction enquire held at this place on the 2d Sun the milk carried by steamer “ Dis- of or address, day in June, and Rev.’Mr. Shangle, | patch” at a rate of 5 cents per 100 31-3m] S. L. L eneve . presiding elder, will officiate. A lbs. to Coquille City from whence The presses aud material of tbe protracted meeting will be in pro \ it will be tuken by other convey ’ -* Weet Oregouian office at Myrtle gress at the North Fork church on ance. C o q u il l e D a ir y m e n ’ s U n i o n . Point have been disposed o f to the the 3d Sunday at which Presiding Per C. Iiomnnder, Manager. Bulletin at this place and are being Elder Shangle will take part. moved down. The Bulletin will I s / I c I D O I 'T A L D ’ S nom . occupy new quarters id tbe Red W ilson — In Coquille City, May 20, 1895, to Mr. and Mrs. Will Wilson, a daughter. Front building, on First street. To tbe ladies o f Coquille and vicinity.— I have decided to do dressmaking at my home on Cun ningham. A share of your patron age is solicited. Will call and take orders, if so desired, but prefer the work at home. Will sew cheap for cash or trade. All work guaranteed, a n g l] M rs . B uskirk . Wool ! op- STRE ET, C o q u ille C ity , O r. tents made to order , tenting m aterial Will find it to their interest to oonsult o write the undesigned, agent for Kane A The above paper, the National Co . manufacturer*, Chicago, III. e w b e r r y p l a n t « with root*, w ui »»ear on® year from planting. 50 cents Watchman, and C O Q U ILLE C ITY We *f»ll direct from the factory, nnd per do*., or 75 cent* by mail, p*»st paid. Han Francisoo or Portland . H E R A L D both for one year for $2 ship, f . o. b., to P Addre**, M. IIKRHEY, JOHN K O W AN, Agent, Coquill* City, Oregon. iin advance. i 19 tfl Ooquills Cilv, Oregon. D R 0 A f*rp c —40 acres extra fine ,„ndiM1 ¡mpro„ d aw nui co And well located; fair house, good apple, prune and cherry orchards, good bum, best of water for household nnd stock in nbnnd- nncc. Abont 1 mile from postoffioe, close to river nnd Cremnciy, nnd good school, with county road running on one side of place. Inquirent HEB ALD OFFICE. To Eictap--, 8 0 Acre« of land near Drain, Douglas county, O f. Well adapted to fruit or poul • try; will be exchanged for land of town property in this county. For particulars enquire at H muld office, or address B O X 0*1, Coquill*. Oregon.