Coquille City herald., September 20, 1898, Image 4

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T U E SD A Y . SEPT. 20, 1898.
Church Dirt dory.
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Remember this
sign
whereby It
Conquers Pain.
St. Jacobs Oil
C u *(. R H iu x m a . Neun» laia ,
«CIATICA. LUMiAGO, .AMAINO.
• muiaia , . oh ani a a , I tiffniaa .
AN. N uhna .
C
IH K IS T U * C H ritC H , Cdqmlle t’ ily
/ Preaching 1st ami 3d Lord’ « days in
each month, st 11 o’clock a. m. and 7:.‘ 40
p. m. Sunday-school every Sunday at 10 COOS BAY TRADE SHOULD
o 'c lo c k « , in. Pray* r-meeting every Wed­
nesday ovening.
C. A. S u n k , Minister .
San Francisco at Present Has
L O C A L ITEMS.
on It.
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s
OURS.
Declards that Spain is Rotlen.
Chapter from a New Solomon.
,
| Man’s life is full cf crosses and
c l i n n ! r ¡1 r n i t l l PP f ! n temptations. He comes into this
u iu u i
M
BE
ID
N
E
Y
r ui m iu i e V/U| worfa withwnt ,lig(„ ns.,ut «„d goes
anufacture
RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA.
CATARRH. ASTHMA. HEADACHE
out of it against his will, and his
trip between the two eternitits is
exceedingly rocky.
The rule of
contrariness is one of the unfor­
tunate features of his trip.
When
he is little the grown girls kiss linn,
and when lie is grown the little
girls kiss him. If he raises a large
family ho is cnlled Mustard, but if
be raises a small check he is a
thief and a fraud and is shunned
like a Chinaman with the seven-year
itch. If he is poor, he is a bad
manager, if be is rich ho is dis-
honest; if he is in politics, it's for
| pie; if he is out of politics you
j don’t kuoiv where to place him nnd
he is no good to his country; if lie
does nil uctof charity it is for policy
if he won't give to charity he is i
stingy cuss and lives only for him­
self; if he dies young, there was
great future ahead of him; if lie
lives to au old age, he has missed
his calling. He is introduced into
this world by a doctor,and to the next
world by the same agency.
Verily
the road is rocky, but man likes to
travel i t
th e cklebrated
Automatic Pupils’
DESKS,
and their
marvelous cure.
Science of thelith Century
looks ou with amazement
at the most remarkable rec­
ord of cure« ever known in
the World's history.
hundreds ol thousand* of Suiferen cured without a alaglc failure
by “ FIVE DROPS.”
Though so universally used and tested did^ou ever hear r anyo
anyone
speak ill of this great remedy? _____
No, ______________________
yon never did aud never will,
will, f for
le _ |
proper quf
quantity ‘ 6 1
Drops” cannot fall
_______________
ir taken us
directed and in the
______
to
cure ___
any _____________
of the dl sea sea foe
ft»r which
which it it iu lu recommended.
recommended. What
U has already done to relieve the «uttering in told lu thousands of
letters of grateful pialse.
Geuernl Polavieja, formerly cap­
tain-general
of the
Philippine
islands, has issued a manifesto at
M r. J. P. I.imeburner, widely known fo r mmy years as the special representative of
McDonald’« for a good shave.
the Populists and Free Silver Press of the United States% has kindly forwarded the
The Portland Evening Telegram, Madrid in which he says that while
following letter for publication:
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Old papers for «ale st this office of the 10th iust., published an in­ he was never a pblitician, ho “ can­
D e ar S ir s —I am anxious for the sake o f the suffering and out o f gratitude to you to
411 DAlD bAnUli.il by Dr. Mile«’ Palo PUta.
terview had with Dr. E. Miugus, of not any longer hear of the sorrows
ive
my
personal
endorsement
o f your wonderful remedy. On the 9tii o f January, 1897,
f was in Washington
Vashington aud was suddenly seized with an aggravated, case o f inflammatory
n Beaver Hill, and “ kind of takes
of my country without protesting.
Dr. Tower has been over
m ; so severe and painful t
was the attack that within ¡¿4 hours i
rheumatism;
The
parties
which
have
hitherto
tumble”
to
statements
which
the
id I was only uhle to dress with assistance. I secured a bottle or ft uuup
visit between tiaius two or three
and took a dose that night, rubbing some on externally as directed. The followin
following
governed
Spain
are
rotten,
and
are
Portland
people
have
had
poked
at
times lately.
morning I was surprised to And myself immensely relieved, and continuing treatm«ri|
woke the second morning cured. My arm was absolutely free from pain, aud all swelling
“
The the principal cause of the trouble
McDonald’s barber shop is where them lo, these many yrars.
and stillness had disappeared. The quickness and completeness of my cure was re­
markable. i have known for over a year of the great curative properties of your medicU*
yon get a good hair cot and a nice doctor has not been long resident of of the country.” General Correa,
and have several friends who have been cured by it of Neuralgia, Catarrh and Asthma.
tlia
minister
of
war,
has
prohibited
our
section,
but
he
took
in
the
situa­
Wishing you every success and trusting that those similarly afflicted will at leaw
clean shave. Give him a trial.
give this remedy a trial. Sincerely your#
J. P LIMEBURNKR,
tion readily, and this is the eonelu-1 the publication of Gen. Polavieja’s
Bureau o f Populist ami Reform Papers. Old Stoch Exchange Building, Chicago, III.
It is predicted that the price of sion as given by the Telegram, in­ manifesto.
potatoes will rule high in the San cluding the “wonder why” in its
C U R E S T H E IN C U R A B LE .
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nil fnrniture necessary for the Scnool-
D ear S irs ;—I would like to thank you for your great remedy, "6 DROPS,” and tall
Francisco market this winter.
An apron is the royal standnrd of and
headlines in these words:
"Dr.
you what It has done for me. 1 had Rheumatism in every Joint and in the heart, an d!
room. Every desk of thin company’s man­
had Catarrh of the head for .30 years, I was so poorly that I lost the use of my legs and arm*
Marshall McDonald, our barber, Mingus wonders why Portland does Persia. Gos, a Persian, who was a
ufacture ia warranted,
and could not move without pain. I was so crippled, that I had done but little work A t
visited the hay several days, return­ not make some effort to secure its blacksmith by trade, rniHcd a revolt and any part that becomes broken or unfit
seven years, and our family physician, a good doctor, told me that my Rheumatism
ami Catarrh were incurable, and I believed him. Hut now, after using ”5 DROPS" only
use during that time will be duplicated
ing on last Wednesday’s train.
share [of the trade], which is all of which proved successful, and his for
two months/ I can trulv say 1 have not felt so well for seven years. This medicine dpm
without charge.
mors than le claimed for it. At this time my Catarrh is much better, and I have seurcely
The fall fishing on the Columbia it, and which could be had for the leather apron, covered with jewels,
Write for circulars and prices to
any Rheumatism at all and the heart weakness and pain are gone. My hearing is now good
MRS.
NORA
A.
MoEWEN,
is
still
borne
in
the
van
of
Persian
and my eyesight is much better. I have gained more than io pounds of flesh and caiufc)
opened on the 10th. Thecanneries taking?” And the Telegram might
A rent for Coos comity.
a full dayta work. It is the best medicine I ever saw to give a mother who has a young child/
are paying
cents per pound for have learned further' that the Co­ armies.
Ooouille Citv. Oregon.
for it has the same effect on the child as on tho mother. It wards off Group and cures the
hives of the child and causes sweet aud refreshing sleep to both young and old
salmoD.
The hearing organ of animals is
quille valley trade is quite well
Yours respectfully,
WM. M. KELLIRS,
Jan. 29,1896.
Siberia, Perry Co., Ind.
Dr. J. P. Easter wag announced worth reaching ufter also, after not always located in the head. In
If
we
could
see
ourselves
as
We
received
the
following
letter
from
Mr.
7.
7.
Wilson
of
Omaha
, III. Mr. Wilson has
some
grasshoppers
it
is
in
the
fore­
to preach in the Chautauqua tab­ finding out that the Coquille river
been for many years an invalid, ana reading the above letter which was Published, wrote Air.
others see us, most of us wouldn't
A very little tombstone may tell
Re Hems, asking if his endorsement was genuine, and received this reply,which he forwarded us.
ernacle at Ashland last Sunday is a navigable waterway not trib­ legs, aud appears on the wings of
MU. J. J WILSON.
believe our eyes.
a very big story.
utary to the hay, but furnishing its mnoy insects.
and Sunday night.
D ear S ir :—Your letter of recent date at hand, the testimonial you speak of Is genuine.
The company who manufactures and sells ‘ ‘8 Drops'’ published my testimonial Just as
own
channel
for
the
extended
in­
Last Wednesday Mr. and Mrs.
I gave it to them and every word of it is true, ami I could «wear to it aud prove it by
many witnesses. The company did not ask me for this letter. I sent It to them last
W. H. Waddington, o f Lampey land trade of a rich valley, mining
January for publication in order that poor sufferers, incurable as I once was, and as you are,
might be cured. Get “ 6 Drops” and use it and it will cure you as it has cured me. I have
creek, were visiting in town aud in­ and lumber region, 50 miles back
received many letters like yours, and it is a pleasure to mo to answer all who write. Tell all
from the ocean. The Telegram says:
cluded a call at cur sanctum.
your neighbors what I have written about "6 Drops.” I know how to sympathize with those
who are afflicted, for though I suffered bo long, it is now 8 mouths since I nave felt any paiu.
Dr. E. Mingus, formerly o f this
Jesse Luse, o f the B u d , was in­
Dr-
W. Kollems, my brother, usos “8 Drops” in his practice, and Joins me in en­
dorsing this great remedy. He
*** cure.
lie says M
for a case like yours “ it * is a positive
specting the new courthouse and city, but at present surgeon for the
MR. W. M. AND DR. 8. W. KELLKMS.
Sept.
21
,1896.
other indications o f thrift and pro­ Beaver Hill Coal Company, of Coos
If you have not sufficient confidence after reading these letters to send for a large bottle,
gress of our town last Wednesday. county, a corporation in which the
*end for a sample bottle, which contains sufficient medicine to convince you of ita merit. This
Spreckels’ of San Francisco, are
wonderful curative gives almost instant relief and is a permanent cure for Rheumatism,
Inman, Poulsen & Co., of Port­ heavily interested, is among those
¿-ciútica, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Backache, Asthma, Hay Fever, Catarrh, Sleeplessncse,
Nervousness, Nervoue and Neuralgic Headaches, Heart Weakness, Toothache, Earache,
land, expect to start another of who believe that Portland is mak­
Croup, “ La Orlppe,” Malaria, Creeping Numbness, Bronchitis and Kind rod Discasos.
their big lumber rafts for San ing a big mistake in not reaching
•• FIVE DROPS” is the name and dose. Large bottles (300 doses). $1,00. Six bottles for
$5
00. Sample bottle prepaid by mail 26c. Not sold by druggists, but only by ub and our
Francisco. The raft will contain
agents. Agents appointed in new territory.
out for the Coos hay trade. Ho has
about 4,500,000 feet o f lumber.
S W A N S O N R H E U M A T IC C U R E C O ., lUIDe«rbor*St,Ck!ca|«,M.
been in the city during the past few
A N TED -A G E N TS FOB "G L A D - days off business, and in speakiDg
«tone, His Life and Publia Service«,” by
C o q u ille C it y , O r e g o n .
the commercial importance of
Tho«. W. Handfurd. A wonderful «tory of a glorf- of
ou« career. Over 6<i0 large, radient pagi
■upurb, rare engraving«.
Richest, blKK»»t, best this section, said:
and unly endorsed
lattatane book” 'p u b liH h e d .
“ People generally have little idea
Only 41.80.
Come
Commission, 60 per cent.
Credit
given. Freight paid.
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Drop
all trash of what the Coos bay country really
B uys Bud S ells your R eal E state and anything else yon wish to
a til clear $300 n mouth with the ouly^true aud
good “ Gladstone b o o k ." Address T hk D om inion is.
Portlanders especially must be
dispose of.
THERE ARE TYPEW RITERS in great variety
C o m pany , Dept. 3«, 862-866 Dearborn street, Chi­
cago.
fjunl4tsepl5 ignorant of this section, or else this
M akes L o a n s and I nvestments for you.
but there is only one Leader and that is the
B ents or L e a s e s yonr farm or city property.
Joel Root, who was taken to the city would have made somo efforts
Write ns if you want rn A gent iu this county and at tbe county seal
asylum at Snlem by Sheriff Gage to secure Coos bay’s trade ero this.
“ The lumber and coal resources of
and Uriah Root of this place,
reuclied'hls destination last Tues­ Coos bay are apparently inexhaus­
Ranch in California
is removed; fine springs, all hill
day. The sheriff and Mr. Root re­ tible. There is also fine agricultural
some large farms 1 to
for a ranch on Coquille
and grazing land to be found there.
land. Only $0 per acre; time
turned to this place Friday.
3 miles from town,
river. For particular«
rt
call at the Herald
LIGHTEST TOUCH,
given
with
proper
security
as
San
Francisco
now
controls
all
of
'o
creameries,
and
good
shipping
fa­
Land
<
fc
Loan
Co’a
office.
Thomas Krewson came in last
SIMPLEST A STRONGEST
long
as
desired,
with
interest
at
this
trade.
All
the
lumber
and
cilities, which can be had kight ,
week and reported the finishing up
A Choice Business Lol, near R.
PERMANENT
coal
taken
out
goes
to
San
Francisco.
on account of old age or iufirmity
of the Rrummitt creek bridge, in
II. depot, river landing nnd in business
ADJUSTMENT,
of owners, or lack of means, or 14 acres mostly level bench land, center o f Coquille City. Price $1000.
the upper North Fork section, as San Francisco merchants sell to all of
UNIVERSAL
proper tact for handling; some
per plans aud specifications. It is the Coos bay merchants, San Fran­
some bottom, light spring and © ¿ 1 C I O lfiO ncres for sale at
KEYBOARD,
cisco
papers
supply
the
news.
Port­
are
under
mortgage,
nnd
must
constructed of all hewn cedar tim­
rumiing creek, small new house
this price; improvements are
land
papers
are
seldom
seen
there.
be sold; some of these can be hud
ber.
nnd bnrn, young trees and vines; worth $1000, to be given away.
------ Most Satisfactory------
In fact, one feels that he is in Cali­
now, and would divide into sev­
a new place, only partly ini- Q Q Aores — Half level bench;
One Minute Cough Cure surprises
fornia, and that Oregon is really
eral choice small homes that can
proved, inside incorporation of
people by its quick cures and child­
v
balance nhoice bottom land cleared:
another state,
be made very profitable in time
It is a combination ol m e nest features of the other standaid machines. I f you
Coquille City. Will make a nice spring branch for water for stock; small
ren may take it in large quantities
“ There is scarcely a merchant in
house.
%
mile from incorporate limits of want an absolutely satisfactory writing machine y o u sht.uld try this one. All other
to
people
who
are
able
to
work,
home and is very low at $000.
without the least danger.
It has
Coquille City; hes fine view of town and makes o f typewriters rented and sold. Expert t< pairing and parts and platens for all
the Coos bay country who would
and
have
means
and
act
to
han­
machines. Typewriter and office supplies am! specialties. Don’ t fail to try a Webster
won for itself the best reputation of
valley, also steamer and cars. $1150.
not prefer to trade with Portland
$500—part, cash, balance on long
‘Star” Ribbon for your machine and the M ulli Kopy Carbon. Write us.
dle them.
any preparation used today for
Acre iu Coquille City, new
time, or in small payments, will *1
had he an opportunity to do so.
colds, croup, tickling in tho throat
**■
^
2
2
story
house
of
7
rooms;
closets
Our
outside
hustler,
Mr.
R.
D.')
buy 12 lots iu the hpart of Co­ and porches; barn, chickenhouse, garden,
Portland, however, does not seem
or obstinate coughs. R. S. Knowl-
Sanford, will take pleasure in I
I ’ORTLAND, OREGON
quille City, half bottom ground, good spring close to house, young orchard 26(5 STARK STREET,
to care for this trade.”
ton.
giviug
you
information,
and
[
half high oval bench, suitable for nnd small fruit; pasture for cow, etc.; all
In speaking of the property of
cleared and fenced. A bargain.
showing those properties to |
Comrade G. W. Steele, wife nnd the Beaver Hill Coal Company,
building, trees, etc.; only 5 blocks
interested parties.
son, of Gold Hill, Jackson county, which is now in litigation, W. \V.
C R E S — The best Dairy
from postoffice—ur improved.
2 0 0 A Knnch
in the State; no waste
nirived in Coquille City last Wed­ Catlin, of this city, having recently
ttsY-Can be improved by actual res­
10
Aires
of
mostly
fine
and
high
land;
all
high
land; 1 mile river front, close
ONE
They banish pain
nesday and will loente.
Comrade been appointed receiver, Dr. Mingus
ilient
at
an
enormous
profit,
es­
to
town;
(>
acres
orchard,
tine fruit; 100
ground for residence when subdi­
Steele served in a Missouri regi­ states that the mines are at present
acres open land, ready for cultivation,
GIVES
pecially
if
owner
can
do
most
of
and prolong life.
vided; near business center of
and cross-foncei*.; a new 2-story
ment and was in the scenes of the shut down.
the work himself.
Sanford will fenced
The property has
house, an .I new 2-story barn.
RELIEF.
Coquille
City.
Large
house
and
early part of the war iu his own been mismanaged, ho says, and al­
show you the p r o p e r ty .'^
other improvements. An acre or
To T radk —For a farm near Coquille City:
neighborhood— neighbor ngainst lowed to lapse into a state of col­
A house and lot in Floresville, Texas, worth
two of choice bottom land for 24 ficres inside city limits of Co­ | $1200,
neighbor, brother against brother, lapse. Several of the tunnels have
or 240 acres of land--40 ncres im-
garden. Mostly wood land, which
quille, 11 of which is the very I proved, house insured for $400; all fenced:
and under other trying circumstan­ been permitted to cave in and one
I
G
O
miles
from San Antonio, Texas. Or 1G0
can be utilizedto advantage. Only
best of high creek bottom ground, aerrsin western Nebraska, adjoining Grant,
ces.
of the main Nhafts was burned out.
$1000—which is too cheap, but
in clean meadow, without uov ob- | couuty seat of Perkins county. Consider-
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salvo lias Over a million dollars have been
-« r
.
. i i
w. . i __ _ _ . n S l o i improvements
n i n r n v p m s n t i i n on
n
f thi*
h i a n place;
ln o u i n
u ll
a n well
it must bo sold soon.
structions. Most of the balance a'ilo
the largest sale at any Salve in the expended on the property, and it is
thr.t cost $500, For further information,
is
level
hill
land;
some
cultivated
call
at
the
H uh alp office.
13J
Acres
of
fine
land,
half
bench
world. This fact and its merit has still considered very valuable.
on bench ground,’ fair buildings
aud half bottom land, inside of
led dishonest people to attempt to
OR SALE—297 Hcrea o f land: 50 acres
nnd running water; some young F bottom, mostly all cleared and in culti­
Coquille
City
limits;
bottom
land
counterfeit it. Look out for the
A C u r e I'or I l i l l o i i * C o lie .
vation,
well fenced; balance bench land;
trees and shrubbery; all well
in meadow and vegetables. Can
man who attempts to deceive you
40 acres pasture; 23^ fruit trees o f fir«t-class
Resource, Screven Co., Ga.— I
fenced. Price $2200.
fruit; 1 acre small fiuit; 7-room house, in
be divided at a profit by right
when you call for DeWitt’s Witch have beeu subject to attacks of
good condition; plenty o f water handy;
party. Only $1100.
Hazel Salve, the great pile cure. It. bilious colic for several years.
12 ncres more or less iuside of Co­ large barn and stable with wagonshod;
S. Knowltoo.
woodhouse. dniryhouse, smoke­
Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera nnd $1000—25 acres, J mile from Coquille
quille City limits. All well cul­ workshop,
house and other outbuildings. Stock and
tivated creek bottom land, except farming utensils also for sale. Situated on
Portland
Evening
Telegram: Diarrhoea Remedy is tho only sure
City; half level bench land, choice
road, near public river landing; handy
One
a couple of acres nice bigh main
Captain Shields and wife, of God’s relief. It acts like a charm.
for fruit or early vegetables; half
to school. Prioe very low.
building
ground,
well
fenced
in
Regulai Army, are up from Coos dose of it gives relief when all
rich low bottom land, must he
two parcels, fine stream of water 1 fC Q Acres— 3£ miles from Co­
county, visiting the headquarters of other remedies fail.— G. D. Sharp.
drained.
Small prune orchard
For
sale
by
R.
S.
Kuowlton.
quille City, on Cunningham
divides high land from the low
tho army on the East Side.
Gen­
thereon in full bearing,well fenced,
small house nnd barn, sparkling
land, just the place 99 out of creek,
eral Purdey, commander-in-chief,
nnd only little expense required to
spring branches, and 15 acres o f n ch loam
every hundred is looking for, in a bottom land; balance saw timber on hill
(From the Coos Bay News)
has just returned from Seattle,
put all in cultivation; no buildings
small homo, near town, schools, land, and fine pasturo land when timber is
where n nourishing corps is in opera­
Capt. Dale, o f Coaledo, is re­
except small barn. Easy terms of
removed. Timber ia worth moro than wo
etc. Call on our hustler, Mr. R. ask for the place. Prioe $1380; part cash,
tion. He has sent Captain l ’ray covering from a severe nttact of
payment.
or
«ill sell 80 acres with improvement for
D. Sanford for prices and any in­
and wife to open a headquarters at illness.
$900; same terms.
$1000— part down— will buy 100
formation
not
in
this
list
St. Paul, Miuu.
On Friday morning the price o f
acres, .'¡i miles from Coquille City,
have the best land, best
There is more CAtArrb in this section to Chinooks was raised to 35 cents,
with several acres of choice creek 20 acres high and low land, running W e lootation, and best improY’ed
the oonntry then ell other dieeunert aud and silversides 15 cents.
spring branch, the best location, «mall farm in the Coquille valley, is in­
bottom soil above all river over­
until the Itud few years wss supposed to he
J. W. Bennett left for Portland
just out of town, choice clover side property, in one of the nicest towns in
ilicurnhle. For H .rent many year. doctors
flows, with small new house aud
Coos county. If y o u want tho very best
pronounced it a I oca I disease, and pre­ yesterday, with his daughter Elsie,
land, mostly well cleared and in at prices and terms that are an object and
the
finest
spring
branch
imagin­
scribed local rcmedicA, and by constantly
1
who
ia
returning
to
school
at
St.
have
$3000 to $6000 to invest in a home,
white
clover
pasture,
green
all
able; balance of land is now cov­
failing to cure with local treatment, pro­
that is a joy forever, nnd mean business,
No matter what the matter is, one will do you
nounced it incurable. Science has proven ! Helen's Hall.
the year round, only $1300.
ered
with
good
saw
limber,
which
write
us for exact description and terms of
catarrh lo br*A constitutional disease, nnd
good, and you can get ten for five cents.
Miss Charlotte Vanderbnrg, who
is worth more than we ask for the J choice creek bottom as good as optional payments.
therefore require» constitutional treatment.
Hall’ s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. I has been teaching school on tbe
A new style p a ck et co n ta in in g T » rtfaks fabttt . ks In a pa p e r ca rto n (w lth o a t g lo w ) 1« imv
place as soon as it can be used, nnd
a t «o m o d r u * stores - fo r in v * cc ir r «. Thi« lo w -p iii ed «o r t is intendetl f o r tb o p o o r and the
A O R E S —On an arm of
the best in fine pasture grasses
Cheuey A Co., Toledo, Ohio, ia the only c o n -!
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no d o se n o f the flro-cen t enrtone
ca rto n * i OSO
(ISO tabulée)
tabu le«) cau
c
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m a il - ‘ b y »en d
in g *—
fo r ty « * i f ht een te
is fine grass or fruit laud when
Ntitutionnl cure on the market. It is taken i • " u a' i'W , h a s gout) to Monmouth, to
10 Snruce
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n t . No. 10
S pruce htreet, .New Y o r k —o r . a »in g le c o r t o * <«■*
Coos Bay; part very rich creek
— no stumps— § hill land slashed
TABUf.Be) will be sent f o r A re oente.
m e d icin e
internally in doses o f 10 drops to a tea- enter tbe normal school for the
timber is removed; one of our
bottom land; sandy loam: house nnd two
and seeded, never failing creek barns; good orchards; small fruits; fencing:
spoonful. It aots directly on the blood nnd coming year.
best bargains.
■nuoouH aurfacea o f the system. They offer
and spring could be brought on the finest springs imaginable right at
one hundred dollar*« for any case it fails to
house and bnrn. sufficient for never failing
the land at reasonable cost in power
cure. Send for circulars and testimonials
$1350—32 acres, £ mile front town,
for small ranobinerv if desired; out­
Mrs.
Burggraf,
o
f
Salem,
Ore­
Address. F. J. CHENKY 1 Co., Toledo.O.
pipes;joining
town,
fenced
and
“There is no such thing as cer­
side
rarge on hill land. Bottom land thor-
and shipping facilities by rail or
1-SrSold by druggists. 7ftc.
gon, wife of our Architect Burg­
oc zhly cleared. Cattle, horses, fowls, im­ tainty in this life,” exclaimed the
cross-fenced,
on
public
road.
water; good box house and small
plements
and
furniture,
all
included,
at
graf, arrived in Coquille last Wed­
$1500, time granted on part pay $5500.
melancholy man.
“ Ain’t there?”
We regret to note that onr friend
bnrn. It combines nice level bench
nesday via Myrtle Point. She was
on this, as well as many others we
responded Farmer Corntoasel, con­
and clevpr fellow-citizen, James
and good bottom land and run­
accompanied by Wm. Burggraf,
T
p
O
R
S
A
L
E
—
or
trade
for
dosir-
Any person cutting on or
temptuously; “ I guess you didn’t
offer; if desired.
Dongbty, of Lampey creek, baa
ning water for stock; fenced; or­
able inside property in Coquille City.
of central Illinois, a brother of onr
never plav games with any of three remouing Chittim Bark from
met with another accident
in nanu-10
hand­ ,
chard of 72 trees, very thrifty and XI acres .aside incorporate limits of | ^
ui iu
Burggraf, now in this city ns
fwt.
men that goes around the countv the Southern Oregon Co’s land
ling his team. He was
hearing; light clearing, no green
the architect and supervising con-
Ban cl on with house n n d fencing, nished complete,
pi etc, well supplied with the fairs?”
up in one last spring, from which
timber;
will
make
valuable
home
best
o
f
water,
and
does
the
entire
business
without being duly author­
. _ . ____, , -
-
<]m
! strnction ot both our new conrt-
Will sell at sight, or exchange for
for the Government Shine Quarry everv
for a good man.
lli has not fully recovered, aud last .
, „
. ,
other kind of property we can year which means from 80 to 50 regular
j „
,
< house ami fine pub ic school build-
ized will be prosecuted ac­
I uesday, while hauling oats, when :
.
.
.
,
handle. Whal have you to trade ? boarders; good steamboat facilities; also
_________ ____ 6
i •
mg. Mrs B. joins her bus hand 200-aere place, suitable for stock
cording to Law.
BO Y E A R 8 '
driving across a narrow drain or
only about 300 feet from depot. In connec­
here to spend the summer, and the
In fact if you have any property tion
_________________________________
E X P E R IE N C E
nnd
nice
healthy
home,
with
is good Feed Stable and all outbuild-
ejionty place, the front wheel of
i
^ r ' K n y p erson furnishing sufficient evi­
w h ic h y o u wish to sell o r tra d e , | inns, with three good lots. 50x100fe«t. This
brnthor, also, will at least tempora­
plenty of bottom land for hay,
the wagon mired down, the wagon
d e n c e fo r r ecove ry o f Bark so taken will
•’
* 4 1 is a grand location for som eone. Price.
rily abide with us.
call on our hustler
and 1 see what
fruit
and
vegetables,
fair
building
be
g iv e n o n e -h a lf c f the bark reoovered.
$3500. Good property taken, same as cash
pole broke and the team going on
he can do for you, as we have a
nnd spring water and orchard,
Miss Joe Beyers has resigned
pulled Mr. Doughty from the top
ftOUTHER!! OR EGO* CO.
No. 351 -A fine farm of 83 acres,
wide list of wants and can often
some good saw timber near float­
•>f the load, headlong, to the her position ns teacher in District
only
1
mile
from
business
centro,
railroad
exchange to your advantage as depot and lx>at landing at Coquille City,
ing water. Will be sold for the
H'onnd, which he struck with much 18, to which she bsd been elected
I HADE mxtxea
well as ours.
just ontsulf corporate limits, yet in the
mere pittance of $1050 on ac­
force aud badly sprained or frac­ for a 4-mouths’ term, and accepts
Demon*
________
t->\» n school district, with nearly b-vrl m ill
count
of
age
of
owners,
and
dis­
C oev.iQ H T * A c .
tured his left wrist—one that had a school near Eugene, which she
v)
.
« a _
r u b i l i « Well improved, large house and barn, «« kr !
Anyone «ending a »ket^h and deacrlptlon may
tance
from
other
conveniences
Buys
two
lots
ID
Loquille
fencing.
Three
and
one
half
acres
orchard.
qalrklv iwoertain onr ortni<nx free whether an
been injured fefore. He went to had lieen offend some time since
City: good situation.
also small fruits, good varieties. Thirty-
Invention Is p roba b ly fistm ta b le.
which an old couple require.
If:
Baudou to Ur. Kine nnd hAd that Rud is a very desirable one.
ttoa s «trtctly confidential. H a n db ook on Patents
eight acres of choice beaver d;»m bottom
•ent
free. Oldast e r e r c y fo r eecnrlna pateiiti
MRS. 0. A. KELLY, Proprietor.
you can spare $500 to pay down, f p w o good residence lots, sightly land, well drained, nnd divided into many
gentleman's skilled help in this
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_
Patent«¿aken through Mann A Co. r*c*
fields. Several living streams furnish water
‘
Ifce, w ith ou t charge. In th e
better
investigate
this.
RIVERTON,
COOS COUNTY, OREGON
time o f trouble.
Mr. Dongbty
Hoot Tohwr« M.II n i tank. I m i IJfk lwaj.
^ location, $150 fo r both.
for all. spiing water piped to the house.
Natural
clover
and
other
grass
lands
and
visited Coquille Thursday, and To quit tobacco easily and forever, bo mac
_ 70 acres saw timber, 3 miles from |
1 f i Acres—One mile from rail- suited for vegetables, fruit nnd grnin. A h A A d p o fn .lp I llm r tr M M » w i ! a r m l d r .
EVERYTHING NEW AND NEAT, AND
w h ile lie h a t b e e n s n f f e n n o m n e h
, u l 1 » fe. n e r x . am i n e or. u k . N o To-
W illie IIP HRl
n . TUT* l i n g m u e n , 5T,|C’
Ilap. tile
wrmlrr workur, thnt inakf-t wpuk men
Coquille saw mill, and rafting
road depot and steamer landing in Forty-live acres of hill land, one slashed
j Tables supplied with the best in the
n li n o n o f . ot M arn ile toarn»!
T r m l. M «
r
m
r
:
f o u r m o n i h . I L S o ld DT »11 n » » .d T » > « n i -
ma
rket.
at this time he was getting along strong. All drmurct'i, 60c or II. Cure puaran-
.
ar.d
seeded
for
pasture,
w
a
t
e
r
;
lam
i
su
ita
b
le
fo
r
gnum
,
I
Faqnille
City;
bottom
and
bench
land:
water; land suitable for
t#ed
HooMet and simple fre«. Address i
Regular
board and lodging, $4 per week.
i
,.«
«
«
»
„1
*
u
lapnn*
branch:
fenced,
but
no
buildings:
i;
»
Cneap.
considering
quality
and
loCAtion.
quits well.
foUNN&Co»''"— ’ Mew York Single meals,
fr u it an d v e g e ta b le s , w h en t im b e r choice lo«A>ion: »400 cash.
Sterling Remedy C o, Chuagc or New York
Prioe $ ì0)0.
25 cents.
sepS
‘Corner"
THE
Herald Land
L oqq G o
(HERALD BUILDING)
W
J UST A WOliD
... J E W E T T . ..
$3000
COAST AGENCY COMPANY.
Ilk
NOTICE!
P atents
The Riverton Hotel
$85
Scientific American.
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