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LI IUUI I U l III IU I w w U
1898.
Directory.
'IMI TSTIAN CHURCH. C .quill© City
.» »nd kl Lord*« day» in
1 o'clock a . in. and 7:30
euch month
:ool every Sunday at 10
p. un. Som
,
.. r meeting every Wed-
o'clock a ai.
C. A. S tink . Minister.
esd.iv ©v
anufacture
M •‘ B K U 'T Y ”
C
In the Philippines.
th e celebrated
Automatic Pupils’
D E S K S ,
The next state election this year
w*‘l be that of Alubama, August 1,
| for goverhor and otherstate officers.
Thu second will be that of Ar
kansas, September 5, for governor
am! other state officers.
Vermout will vote on September
C, and Maine ou September 12.
Elections for governor and other
state officers will bo held in Novem
ber in the following states: Cali
fornia,
Colorado,
Connecticut,
Georgia, Idaho, Kansas, Michigan,
Nebraska, Nevada. New Hampshire,
New Jersey,New York, Pennsylvania
Ninth Dakota, South Dakota, Ten
nessee, Texas, Wyoming nnd Wis
consin.
States'that will hold no state
elections until the presidential year,
I 1900, are Illinois, Montnun, North
II Carolina, Utah, Washington and
West Virginia.
The uext state election of Virginia
will be 1901.
1 Tho o n ly states a d h e r in g to an n u a l
! le g is la t u r e s are Massachusetts, New
Jersey, New York, Rhode Island and
South Carolina.
Pennsylvania elects its governor«
for four yenrs, New Jersey for three,
and New York for two. Utah alone
elects a governor for five jears.
Louisiana elects members of the
legislature for four years.
Two states, Massachusetts and
Rhode Island, elect governors an
nually.
No brooms.
No hats worn.
.CH’ A L ITEM S.
Girls marry at 15.
No knives or forks.
WEDNESDAY, 8 P. M., M. E. CIUKOH.
M o l l ' I -1 ! fi
’1 g o o d ihaVt».
They sleep in midduy.
Devotions...................
............ President
Old i >
do vr this office Address of Welcome.
. Mina Clara Gage
Horses are a curiosity.
Musio.
Dr. Miles' Pain 1 .
v Ueaancna.
More women than men.
Response............................Miss Alice Royers
J. F Hambloek lias put up a
Music.
Rico is the chief product.
President's Address.
handsome new home near Prosper.
pr
Cattle as small as goats.
Appoint meats of committees.
Dr. Miles' Nerve Plasters Me. at all druggists.
Manila
enjoys
electricity.
THURSDAY, 9 A M.
Natives bathe thrice daily.
Wood, coal and brick delivered Devotions...................................M rs. Heaton
Dewey has a rabbit’s foot
Roll call.
on short notice by
Reading minute».
The grasshopper is a delicacy.
*
A. O. W h e e l e r
Reports from Local Unions.
We buy half Manila's hemp.
Election o f Officers.
Dl
„ tn » minute*
Place of next meeting.
Laborers earn 10 cents a day.
“O i© cent a
Miles H aiw P il l ».
nntl all furniture necessary for the Sonool-
' Paper, Work for Children .Mrs. Lelia Fish
Cocoanut oil is an illuminant
room. Every desk of this company's man
M bb Julia Skelly has been visit
Discussion.
ufacture is warranted,
Manila was founded iu 1571.
ing in town, the guest of Miss
THURSBAY, 2 P. M.
and nnv part Hint becomes broken or unfit
Buffaloes
are
used
for
ploughing.
Lucy Nichols
! Devotion?..........................Mrn. Leona Byers
6 edn ri''tf that time will be cluplicat, d
Orchards command $1000 apiece. foru
without charge,
The Cost of the Liquor Traffic
McDonalds harhpr shop is where | | Paper,
Write for circulars and prices to
in Coqeille City. Finni'oUUy. Mor-
Annual cigar output 140,000,000.
MRS. NORA A. McEWEN,
yon gpt a good hair cut and a nice j ally and Spiritually............. Mrs. McCann
Wejrler was governor for four
Disonsaion.
A ?ent for Coos county,
clean shave. Give him a trial.
years.
Report o f Superintendents.
‘Toqujlle City. Oregon.
Report of Treasurer.
Belles
smoke
cigars
^nd
chew
Miss Lilly Wagner took last
Reports of Committees
Farmers and prolucers of the
betels.
Wednesday’s train for the upper
Unfinished Business.
Reading Minuter.
Cigar factories employ 21,000 entire northwest should now save
l iver, expecting to reside there for
THURSDAY, 8 P. M.
samples of their fruits, vegetables,
women.
the time being.
Devotions........................................President
Cigarmakers earn $6 to $10 a grains and grasser, for exhibition
Ship your produce to the Labor
. Gray Medal Contest.
at the Oregon Industrial Exoosi-
month.
Exchange, Brunch 26, 322 Davis Paper, Equal SnfTraee................Mrs. Disher
A yard of cloth is the robe of the tion in Portland, Sept. 22 to Oct.
Offering.
street, San Francisco, and get hon
Report of Committee on Resolutions.
22. Everybody should take pride
poor.
Rending Minutes.
est returns. Correspondence so-
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in having his locality represented.
Macadamized
streets;
tin-roofed
Adjournment.
licted.
H. W arfield .
Drop a postal card for shipping
The man who says ho can marry
houses.
tags to Secretary Industrial E x any girl he pleases is seldom able
Rob Moore, of LuFayette, Iud.,
AU Data banished by Dr. Miles* Pain Fills*
The Bridge Contracts.
position, Portland, Oregon.
snys that for constipation he has
to please any one.
found DeWitt’s Little Early Risers
The county conrt snt last Wed
to be perfect
They never gripe.
Try them for stomach and liver nesday iu the business o f opening
bids and letting the contracts for
troubles. R. S. Knowlton.
two bridges— that acioss Brummitt
Last Wednesday Commissioners creek on the Old Coos Bny Wagon
Weekly and McIntosh joined Rond, 52 feet long, 21 feet high
Judge Harlncker at this place and and 14 feet wide, etc., and one
opened bids end let the contracts across the Middle Fork of the Co-
for the construction of two import quille, near Myitle Point, where
ant bridges.
the county road crosses same at
8 @ “ On account of failing health, Hoffman place, 165-foot spaD, same
8i®“ one of the finest ranches in the bight o f old bridge, etc. A goodly
(HERALD BUILDING)
jgwS“ etnte must be sold at once. Call number of bridge-builders were
H e r a l d office, or on James present and much rivalry apparent
teS“ Dougbty, Lampey creek, this to secure the jobs. The bids and
letting were as follows:
county.
Of Coos County, Oregon, at Coquille City,
August 10-11, 1898.
THE
Herald Land ? i Loai) Co
Coquille City, Oregon.
J. P. Goodman and Jacob Croy
and famlies were Inst heard from
at Fort Klamath, southeastern Ore
gon. They report a very pleasant
trip thus far. Ice formed in that
section on tha higher altitudes
ou July 14th.
“I think DeWitt’s Witch Hazel
Salve is the finest preparation on
the market for piles.” So writes
John C. Dunn, of Wheeling, W. Va.
Try it and you will think the same.
It also cures eczema and all skin
diseases. R. S. Knowlton.
FROM
RHEUM ATISM .
Read carefully this testimonial found below, also letter« from thos*
who have been cured of other (list* ises and remember that "5 Drops' has and can never
fail to quickly relieve and permanently cure.
D ear S ir ;—Your bottle of * ."> Drops" received. It was for an old fi
fr le
u W‘ Mr.
1HW6‘
end,
Wm.
Edward*, of Martinstowu. Wi-. He has 8 ha"
had Neuralgia in hlschsat, Yufferlug
gria^deai
_ a i great
deal of
paiu,
much so that it alFe< (cd
Ins heart and
be could
not jop
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on accouut of
feeling, lie has been urn;
‘~ Care of the wont eminent physicians, but found no r*U»f
under the
until I gave
v*'< him * a • dose of ’5 D r o p s ." •• i he vory iir-.t night he rested well, and has ever since
and is gaining daily. I __ myself am 67 years
j
old and began taking your medloine laat April
for Rheumatism, which
’ * ’ have had I for 43 year«, also lor n weak heart. Sine* taking
5 Drops the Rheumatism lias all disappeared, tho stiffness 1 b gone from my Joints, aud mr
heart never misses a beat I amt* day u well, »tros* woman, and I owe It to " 5 Drop«." I
only
wish
I could v sound
my bugle I of
pmi«e loud
enough
to . be w
heard
all
over the world and
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lid couvluce
ponvlnna a
o w ona
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.11 you claim l It
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could
every
oue t 1, iat "3 Drops"
is all
to be . . and
more.
Mrs. D. T. Carver, Winslow, Stevenson Oo., 111.
34 YEA R S O F S U F FE R IN G .
D ear S i » :—
J anuary 2, 1897,
Over 34 years ago. I had Typhoid Fever,
and barely escaped with my life, it left my
system so shattered thut I have had. ever
Biuce, Rheumatism aud Throat Trouble,
which gave me a terrible Cough. I had been
unable to find any relief for these diseases,
until I learned of your "5 DROPS . which
1 commenced taking only two months nvo,
and my cure bus been indeed ummukuivl
Already my cough lms entirely disappeared,
and the Rheumatism which for a few year»
past has threatened to make a cr.pplo **: tuo.
Is cured, and I am free from pain. This is
the most wonderful and the cheapest remedy
ever discovered. I am more thankful to you
than words cun tell nnd 1 want everybody to
know what “ 5 DROPS" has done for m?.
Although I am ovrr 70 years old, 1 uin feel
ing better than I have in years
I shah be glad to answer any questions re
garding my case from anyone euclosiuj u
two.cent stamp.
Gratefully yours,
MRS. SAMUEL RIB LET, Litchfield, Mich.
C A T A R R H A N D HAY FE VE R .
I find the bottle of " 5 DROPS " to be very
good and just what you claim. My wife lies
been suffering with Catarrh Hn l Hay Fever
over 10 years. She has tried everything nnd
doctored much, but no cure until she tried
"5 DROPS" which completely cured her.
Yours truly
REV. L. VON WALD,
March 31, 1396.
~Milbur.k, S. D.
N E U R A L G I A A N D S C IA T IC A .
For twenty long years my wife suffered un
told tortures from Sciatica nnd Neuralgia,
and I thank God for tho day that your heav
en-sent remedy fell Into my bands, lor it
completely cured her I am a minister <f
the Gospel,
Gospel. and when [ find any who antler
cannot help but recommend "ft DROPS", for
HOFFMAN BRIDGE.
Bid of J. D. Bennett— as per
plans and specifications, $2341;
same as old bridge, $1991.
Ib e coutrnct fur the Brummitt
creek bridge was therefore let to
Thomas Krewson, nnd the H off
man bridge to J. D. Bennett.
W
Since “ all roads lead to Marsh
field,” it is hardly to be supposed
the Coast Mail and Sun will ho so
unreasonable as to revive the old
county sent kick that all the bridges
nnd road improvements are made
on this side.
I know it will do more than you claim for it.
REV. F. M. COOPER, Washington Center, Mo,
P A R A L Y S I S AND R H E U M A T I S M
D kar S irs ;
N ovshbbr * 1896.
It is with pleasure I speak of your price
less remedy and of the good it has done ms.
For tiie last eight years I have been an incur-
able cripple from paralysis and rheumatism.
Just think, for eight years a total cripple, not
able to earn a penny nor able to walk or step
on I he ground without the aid of something
to lean oil. Heaven bless the man who dis
covered this remedy, for, thanks to him aud
io God, lam able to walk and able to work,
I have only taken two-thirds of a bottle, but
have not tmd any pain in my back sines I
took the first dose, nnd after the second I
walked across the floor, which I have not
done in years, i nave thrown away my cane
and shall never need it again. To any on*
sendin« me a two-cent stamp I will send my
affidavit. I have another bottle of "6
DROPS" and value It at $1.00 per drop.
Thankfully yours,EDWARD CASTLE,
1005 Well Street.
Sioux City, Iowa.
I N F L A M M A T O R Y RHEUMATISM.
P eak S irs ;
S eptkmhkh 24,1896.
I wish to tell you aud suflaring humanity
how much good * 5 DROPS" has done me.
Ou tiie beginning of this year I took down
hodfast with Inflammatory Rheumatism, aud
I was doctored by as good physicians as this
country has. but they could not cure in*. On
August 4 ,1 began to tnlt 9 "5 DROP8," At
that time every Joint in roy body and my
limbs wero stiff, so that I could not be
moved. ’Ivon my tongue was getting so
that I coidd hardly speak so anyone could
understand me, but to-day, only seven weeks
fiom that time. 1 nm absolutely cured, and
thank you and God for my recovery.
Gratefully yours,
HORACE
ANDERSON, McCracken, Kans.
If you have not sufficient confidence alter rending these letters to send for a large bot
tle, send for a sample bottle, which coupling sufl'ch nt medicine to convince you of its msrit.
This wonderful curative gives nlmost in.-want relict, nnd is a permanent cure for lt lis a -
tuatlnm N f u r a lii.i, S c ;;-1 i«io , ( v tu rrh , a u im iii, l>y*jiMp*ia, B acknehe, H ay
Fewer, S leep less u ens,
i vom / iu s „ I .-r v u u a nnd N's-uinfgfc 11 en d n clir*.
U enrt W eakn en s, T ooth a -lu -. Knri»»»»« C u-ap, “ La G r ip p e ,” M a la r ia ,
C r e e p in g N um bn ess, lir.w.« MM- and L.nd>
i * :-r:
"FIVE DROPS" is tlm .r ........ .. ’ • •• I.a* Lot:i< :: odoses),fl 00. Six bottles for
$ 6 . 00 . Sample bottle. prerw»Ll 1 , uu. •, W . N« ; o<>i I by druygi.-ds, but only by us and our
agents. Agents appointe-i in nr-.- terruo’-v.
SWAM8GN RHELfivttTiS CURE CO ,1 8 7 Dfiarborn Street,
C K J C A G U . ILL. U
J
C. A.
UST A W01ÌD
THERE ARE TYPEW RITERS in great variety
but there is only one Leader and that is the
BltUMMITT CREEK BRIDGE.
Bid of J. D. Bennett— without
cover, $398; with cover, $473.
Bid of Thomas Krewson— cedar,
ns per plans nnd specifications,
without cover, #300; covered, $400.
Bid o f L. F. R. Heller and M.
Krantz—ns per notice and model
exhibited (op en ), $395; same
covered, $465.
Bid of J. B. F ox—cedar, on
piles, etc., as per plans and speci
fications, covered, $660.
T. W. Stephens, ‘‘Schillings'
Best” man, visited onr place last
Friday aud rustled us through an
advertising contraot for that popu
lar San Francisco firm.
“ Schil
lings’ Best” goods are in the lead
in this section, nnd the H e r a l d
was one of the first to present them
The Oregon stnte fair will open
for the public patronage— and have September 22d. Geo. W. Weeks,
no regrets regarding it.
of Hoyvell, Marion county, probably
ANTED— AGENTS FOR " GLAD- the bead and front of
practical
ston e, HI* L ife and P u b llo H o r v lco «," by
in Oregon, is superintend
T h o * . W. Htvndford. A w on d erfu l ntory o f a g dairying
lo r i
ou s career.
O ver BOO liirg«», radlent paxes.
10«
su p erb , rare en g ra v in g *.
R ich est, b ig g est, best ent of the dairy department, aud
aud on ly end orsed "G la d s to n e b o o k " pu blish ed . he requests us to announce to the
O nly fl.fiO.
C om m ission , SO per ce n t.
C redit
»tv o n . F reigh t p aid. Outfit free.
D rop all trash people of Coos county who are in
a d clear 1300 a m outh w ith tho o n ly true and
cood "Glad.tone book.” A.Mr-tt. T he D ominion terested in the dairy business, and
C o m t a n y , D ept. 3«, 353-386 D earborn street, Chi
who may think of making an ex
ca g o.
1 jnuM tssplft
hibit at the coming fair, that he
Levi Colvin, some while ngo, will send them a catalogue aud
while at work in the logging camp 1 give any desired information by
at Bear creek, fell into a brush pile addressing him as above.
We
and ruu a sliver into the heart of t hope onr dairy interests may be
one hand. Dr. Kime of Bnndon
represented at this fair.
ministered to him, removing the
For nice commercial printing,
offending splinters ngd starting
him on the way to recovery, but in city styles and at city prices,
later blood poison threatened, nnd give the H e r a l d jo b office a call.
his hand and arm swelled fearfully, Lelterhends, billheads, uotehoads,
turned blnck and pained him very monthly statements, envelopes,
much. Additional treatment, how etc., on best quality o f paper and
ever, was utilized, nod at last ac at rates little beyond the original
counts his wound was showing im cost of the material in the city.
provement and the paiu was re
Thomas Drane lives lordly in
moved.
his charming homo on the lower
river. Water from the monutafn
Deafness Cannot be Cured.
is conducted across bis porch, and
by local applications, ns they cannot reach falls into the flower garden in front
lie dist ast'd portion o f the car. There is
only one way to cure deafness, and that is of the house, making everything
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is around look cheerful and comfort
caused by an inflamed condition o f the niu-
oous lining o f the eustachian tube. When able.
this tub© Rets inflamed von have a rumbling
sound or imperfect heaving, and when it it
entirely cl* sed deaf ess is the result, nnd
unless the inflammation can he taken out
and this tube restored to its normal condi
tion. hearing will be destroyed forever
nine cases out o f ten are caused by ontnrrh;
which is nothing but an inflamed condition
o f the mucous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars for ally,
case of deafness (caused hv catarrh) tan
cannot he cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY A Co., Toledo, O.
J
Sold bv druggists, 75c.
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4 9 Y E A R S OF SU FFER IN G
Elections of 1898.
...J E W E T T ...
B uys nnd S ells your R eal E state and nnything else yon wish to
dispose of.
M akes L oans and I nvestments for yon.
R ents or L eases your farm or city property.
Write us if you waut tn A gent in this county nnd at the county scat
LIGHTEST TOUCH,
SIMPLEST A STRONGEST
PERMANENT
ADJUSTMENT,
UNIVERSAL
KEYBOARD,
some large farms 1 to j $500— part, cash, balance ou long I
160 acres for snle nt
3 miles from town, | time, or in small payments, will j
this price; improvements are
worth
$1000,
to
be given away.
----- Most Satisfactory------
buy 12 lots in the heart of C o -!
creameries, and good shipping fa
cilities, which cau bo had i '. io h t ,
quille City, half bottom ground, I
Acres — Half level bench;
half high oval bench, suitable Un
ou account of old age or infirmity
balance choice bottom land cleared;
It is a couibinaii .
u.< Dt-sl leiituro. of tho other standard machines. I f you
building, trees, etc.; only 5 blocks spring branch for water for stock; small
of owners, or lack of means, or
house, % mile from incorporate limits of want an absolutely satisfactory writing machine you should try this one. All other
from postoffice— ur improved.
proper tact for handling; some
»ewfiters rented niul
and sold
sold. Expert repairing and parts and platens for all
Coquille City; hsstine
hsa fine view of town and I makes o f typewriters
machines.
D on't fail to try a Webster
‘ ‘ les. "Typewriter
Typewriter and
ami office supplies and specialties.
spi
are under mortgage, nud must fctf-Can be improved by actual res Talley, also steamer and cars. $11 CO.
Ribbon for your machine and the Multi Kopy C arlo». Write us,
Star"
ident at an enormous profit, es 1 U Acre in Coquille City, uew
be sold; some of these can be had
pecially if owner can do most of
lo w , and would divide into sev
2 2-story house of 7 rooms; closets
COAST AGENCY COMPANY.
the work himself.
Sanford will and porches; barn ohickenhouse, garden, 260 STARK STREET,
eral choice small homes that can
PORTLAND, OREGON
good spring close to house, young orchard
show you tho property.-®*
be made very profitable in time
and small fruit; pasture for cow, etc.; nil
to people who are able to work, 24 acres iusido city limits of Co cleared and fenced. A bargain.
and have means and act to han
quille, 11 of which is the very O Q Q A C R E S — The best Dairy
die them.
best of high creek bottom ground,
Ranch in the State; no waste
all high land; 1 mile liver front, close
Our outside hustler, Mr. R. D.
in clean meadow, without auv ob land;
to town; 6 acres orchard, fine fruit; 100
Sanford, will take pleasure in
structions. Most of the balance acres open land, ready for cultivation,
and cross-fenced; a new 2-story
giving you information, and
is level hill land; some cultivated fenced
house, and new 2-story barn.
showing these properties to
ou bench ground, fair buildings
interested parties.
and running water; some young
To T badk —For a farm near Coquille City:
A house and lot in Floresvillo, Texas, worth
$1000—25 acres, | mile from Coquille
trees and shrubbery; all well $1200,
or 240 acres o f lan d--40 acres im
City; half level bench land, choice
fenced. Price $2200.
proved, house insured for $400; all f< need;
for fruit or early vegetables; half 12 acres more or less inside of Co 00 miles from San Antonio. Texas. Or ltU)
acrisin western Nebraska, adjoining Grant,
rich low bottom land, must be
quille City limits. All well cul county seat of Perkins county. Consider
drained.
Small pruno orchard
able
improvements on this place; a well
tivated creek bottom land, except that cost
$¿¡00. For further information,
thereon in full bearing,well fenced,
a couple of acres nice high call at the H e r a l d office.
and only little expense required to
building ground, well fenced in
OR SALE—297 acres o f land; BO acres
put all in cultivation; no buildingR
bottom, mostly all cleared aud in culti
two parcels, fine stream of water
vation, well fenced; balance bench land;
except small barn. Easy terms of
divides high laud from the low 40
acres
pasture; 239 fruit trees of iir«t-olass
payment.
land, just the plnce 9 9 out of \ fruit; 1 acre small fi nit; 7-room hot;
fiood
condition;
o f wator handy;
$1000— part down— will buy 160
every hundred is looking for, in a lnrae barn and plenty
stable with wagonshed;
acres, 3^ miles from Coquille City,
small home, near town, schools, workshop, woodhonse, dairyhouae, smoke
with several acres of choice creek
etc. Call on our hustler, Mr. R. house and other outbuildings. Stock nnd
farming utensils also for snle. Situated on
bottom soil above all river over
D. Sanford for prices aud any in main road, near publio river landing; handy
flows, with small now house aud
to
school, l ’ rioe very low.
formation not in this list.
the finest spring branch imagin 20 acres high and low land, running
Acres—
miles from Co
able; balance of land is now cov
spring branch, the best location,
quille City, on Canninghara
ered with good saw timber, which
creek,
small
house
and
barn, sparkling
just out of town, choice clover spring branches, and 15 acres
of rich loam
is worth more than we ask for the
iand, mostly well cleared nnd in bottom land; balance saw timber on hill
place as soon as it can be used, and
white clover pasture, green all land, nnd fine pasture land when timber is
removed. Timber is worth more than we
is fine grass or fruit land when
♦ ho yenr round, only $1300.
ask for the place. Price $1380; part cash,
timber is removed; one of our
or
«ill sell 80 acres with improvement for
t choice creek bottom as good as $900;
same terms.
best bargains.
the best in fine pasture grasses
$1350—32 acres, | mile from town,
have the best land, best
— no stumps— g hill land slashed
and shipping facilities by rail or
loctttion, nnd beat improved
and seeded, never failing creek
«mall farm in the Coquille valley, is in
water; good box bouse and small
and spring could be brought on side property, in one of the nicest towns in
barn. It combines nice level bench
the land at reasonable cost in Coos county. If von want the very best
at prices an2 terms that are an object nnd
aud good bottom laud and run
pi pes;joining towD, fenced and have $3000 to $0000 to invest in a home, ,
ning water for stock; fenced; or
cross-fenced, on public road. that is a joy forever, and mean business, j
No matter what the matter is, one will do you
us for exact description and terms of i
chard of 72 trees, very thrifty and
$1500, time granted on part pay write
optional payments.
good, and you can get ten for five cents.
bearing; light clearing, no green
on this, as well as many others we
timber; will make valuable home
O Q Q ACRES—On an arm of
offer; if desired.
at some drug »tor«* - for m * cents . This low-prtc«d sort is intended for the poor and the economi
cal Oao dozen of the tire cent carton* (i*> tahule*) can bo had by mall by seurlinff forty « i« h t ee *
for a good man.
Coos Bay; part very rich creek
to the K ipanm C hemical C om T a s t , S o . 10 Spruce Streot. New York—or a *in*le carton (Tl
11 acres inside incorporate limits of bottom land;
TABVLts) W ill b e went for five ccntd. Best medicine ever uuide since the world was created.
sandv loam: house and two j
200-acre place, suitable for stock
Bandon with house and fencing. barns: good orchards; small fruits: fencing; ;
and nice healthy home, with
finest springs imaginable right st
Will sell at sight, or exchange for the
house and barn, sufficient for never failing |
plenty of bottom land for hay,
other kind of property we can power for small machinery if desired; out
fruit and vegetables, fair building
handle. What have you to trade ? side rarge on hill lAnd. Bottom land thor
oughly cleared. Cattle, horses, fowls, im
and spring wnter and orchard,
In fact if you have any property plements and furniture, all included, at
some good saw timber near float
which you wish to sell or trade, $6500.
ing water. Will be sold for the
call on our hustler and see what
XpOR SA LE —or trade for desir-
mere pittance of $1050 on ac
he can do for you, as we have a A able inside property in Coquille City.
C. W. PATERSON. Prop.
count of age of owners, and dis
wide list of wants and can often A Hotel building, main portion 24x50 feet,
tance from other conveniences
2
stories
high;
L
to
same,
24/.00;
all
fur
exchange to your advantage ns
nished complete, well supplied with the Mannfactnrer of Marble Monuments, Hen 1- [I D T I HAVE STOCK FOH BALK —
which an old couple require.
If
well as ours.
stones, Tablets, etc.
beat of wnter, and does the entire business
L> i ' l l c u i m r iiK .
you can spare $500 to pay down,
for the Government Stone Uoarry every Cemetery lots enclosed with stone coping
yenr which means from 30 to 50 regular or curbing. Iron railings furnished to o r
better investigate this.
boarders; good steamboat facilities; also der. Correspondence solicited from parties
AGES,
Öfters
79 acres saw timber, 3 miles from
only about 300 feet from depot. In connec living in the country or other towns who
tion is good Feed Stable and all outbuild mav wish anything in my line o f business.
Coquille saw mill, and rafting
SIZES,
Q f i Buys two lots in Coqoille ings, with thretj good lots, 50x100 feet. This M arshfib » » -
- - - - - O bso
water; laud suitable for grass, C
is a grand location for some one. Price,
V O V
City; good «itnation.
$¿1500. Good property taken, same as cash.
fruit A n d vegetables, when timber
PRICES.
is removed; fine springs, nil hill r p w o good residence lots, sightly
No. 351--A fine farm of 83 acre«,
land. Only $6 per acre; time ^ location. $150 for both.
only 1 mile from business centre, railroad
Write for what you want. Sri
depot and boat landing st Coqnille City,
given with proper security as
just
outside
corporate
limits,
yet
in
the
Ranch in California
long as desired, with interest at
tov n school district, with nearly level road.
\ Few Marni ( liina Figs for Saif Yft
S450
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e liete
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159
We
Mrs. John Johnson came down
from her North Fork borne last
Thursday, on a shopping tour.
Mr. J. is very poorly—cannot drive
Onr C 'quills Municipal hand ! ont any more, and seems to be
has at last scoured wlmt it lias gradually wearing away.
been striving for for many years
Three schoouers were loaded and
past, and llm* i« a Imll of its own,
furnishing the Imnd a horns and departed last week— one at Pros
per, one at Pnrkersbnrg and one at
the advantage* o f n large and com
this place -while Johnson shipped
modious room for entertainments,
to the hay by rail, hence by
balls, etc.— bringing something to
them instead o f taking away. The schooner from there.
Late word from C. W. White
Imnd I uglit the “ Army Hall,” the
oditice contracted for and built by says that he is nearly recovered
Col. Chert, of G od’s Regular Army, from Ilia late sickness aud failing
on snbscriptiona of money and health, and line constant employ
work from onr citizeus. The work ment,
was forthcoming, hut little or none
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
of the -noney collected was ever Dinrrluvn Remedy always affords
for s ranch on Coquille
paid ou* and the property was sold prompt relief. For sale by R. S. I
river. For particulars call at the Herald
on clnims against it. 1 he l*oya at Knowlton.
14 acres mostly level bench land, Land A Loan Co’s office.
ouce
set to
work
putting
| some bottom, light spring and
Choice Basine*« Loi, neiir R.
C. O. Gilkey is bunding a res-
the ball in repair, extending the
running creek, small new house
1. depot, river landing nnd in business
center
o f Coquille City. Price $1000.
stage, placing the scenery and onr- ¡deuce near C. W. White’s home
nnd barn, young trees nnd vines;!
and
the
new
school
block.
tains from Masonic hall, which be-
a new place, only partly im
Acres—One mila from rail-
.................
lon ’ed to them, and in other lines
proved, inside incorporation of 1 5 road
A large crowd came on the train
depot and steamer landing in
addiug to its utility nnd conven last Wednesday, chiefly for shop
Coquille City. Will make a nice Ceqnille City: bottom and bench land;
spring
branch:
fenced, but no buildings;
ience.
ping advantages.
* home nnd is v e r v low at *600.
cnoice
location: $4^0 cash.
ent
$3000
Mari M Slone Works The Egg Season
is Over.
Well improved, large house and barn, good
fencing. Three And one half acres orchard,
also small fruits, good varieties. Thirty-
eight acres of choice beaver dam bottom
land, well drained, and divided into many
fields. Several living streams fnrnish water
I for all, spring water piped to the house.
Natural clover and other grass lands and
suited for vegetables, fruit and grain.
Forty-five acres of hill land, one slashed
[ and seeded for pastnre.
Cneap.
considering quality and location.
"
Trice $5000.
WALTER DRANE,
Blacksmith and
Wagonmaker,
All
Address
C O Q U IL L E
^
C IT Y ,
OREGON
LL kinds o f farm work solicited. Hors-
shoeing and plow work a specialty
Supplies for logging work, wertgeu. dogs,
rings, cant-hooks and everything used in
logging camps kept on hand. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Shop on com er north of Pio-
n*ei Feed stable.
(19 If
V
L. A. MAR8TERS.
Cleveland, Oregon.
Oregonian: Rev. Dr. Kellogg is
in error when he included Whittier
among “college men.” Whittier was
a graduate of the shoemaker’s tench
aud the common school.