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T U E SD A Y . OCT. 11. IS9K
Church Directory.
V ouM I f e e l It I « w o r t h I t » w i g h t In g o l d
M. E. church, iiM th--n«alar service«
each Monday morn in* and evening. by the
pastor,
E. L. F itch .
John Wolf an Alleged Embezzler.
H K I8TIAN CTHUECH, Coon ill« City
Preaching 1st and 3d Lord's daya in
each month, at 11 o’olook a. ui. and 7:30 John Wolf, of the San Francisco
p. m. Bond ay-school every Ban day at 10
o’cloeka. m.
Pray«r-meeting eveij Wed liquor firm of Wolf, Weedeu k Co.,
nesday evening.
C. A. B n*a. Minister. who waa soliciting in this county
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L O C A L ITEM S.
Head the Jewett Typewriter ad
vertisement oo this page.
*
McDonald's barber sbop is wbere
yon get a good hair cat and a nice
clean shave. Give him a trial.
Prof. S. J. Sleep closed a term of
school at Haynes slongh lately, and
is to take charge o f the Newport
school.
Don't miss the chance o f baying
one o f oar bargains in properly —
the one that tits yoar needs— farm
or town property.
Hon. E. S. Platts, oar joint rep
resentative, hasbten appointed on
boose committees of “ Indian A f
fairs” and “ Buies and Joint Bales.”
J. D. Black o f Marshfield left
last week for Portland, as delegate
from Myrtle Lodge, K. o f P., to
the grand lodge, which was to meet
on tbs lltb .
Walter Sutton, editor o f the
Port Orford Tribune, was attend
ing oar ooart last week as a witness
in the Williama-Colver case. The
H e r a l d ’ s sanctum w a s the recip
ient of a visit
The geological survey outfit,con
sisting of A. E. Norton, T. E. Fel
lows, C. C. Ward, W. 0 . Guerin, B.
G, Estes, G. L Stidham and C. W.
Sutton, who have been working in
Coos county, passed tbroogb Rose-
burg Monday o f last week en roots
for Washington.
DsWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve has
the largest sale ot any Salve in the
world. This faot and its merit hsa
led dishonest people to attempt to
counterfeit it
Look out for the
man wbo attempts to deceive you
when you call for DeWitt’a Witch
Hazel Salve, the great pile cure. B.
S' Knowlton.
aome weeks since and straightening
out his firm’s affairs, suddenly disap
peared about August 23d and no
defiuite tidings have been heard by
his firm since. Heveral teports have
been published, one that while in
this county and possessed of n con
siderable amount of the firm's
funds, he was in company of a aus
picie us character and might have
been gotten away with
Another
represented him having been seen
iu Portland in a demented condition.
The firm exhibited much anxiety
concerning him, at the same time
urging that he had certainly met
with foul play; that he stood well
with the firm in bis accounts and
nothing was known to bo wrong in
his transactions; but as tbe days go
by, it seems be had other irons in
the fire and tbe latest phase of the
caee is stated thus in a telegraphic
dispatch from San Francisco:
San Francisco, Oct. 3.— John
Wolf, of the firm of Wolf, Weeden
& Co., who has been missing for
several days, is now charged with
embezzlement Today JudgeTroutt,
upon a showing of what appears to
be sufficient facts, ordered W olf re
moved aa executor of tbe estate of
Sarah Pierson. Mrs. Pierson died
some time ago leaving an estate of
about $15,000 of which it is charged
that Wolf, as executor, has since
embezzled about $9000 in money
and bonds which were on deposit
in a local baok. The expose is the
result of an investigation instituted
about a week ago, just after W olf
disappeared. The securities which
W olf was supposed to hold iu cus
tody were found to be missing,
and the heirs of Mrs. Pierson today
brought the matter to the attention
of the court, with the results above
stated. About the time W olf dis
appeared bis interest in the firm of
which he is a member was attached.
His friends are inclined to believe
that his absence is due to foul play,
and that some mistake exists as re
gards the alleged embezzlement of
tbe Pierson estate fund.
an u facture
The following named were at-
teudanta at the late teachers’ insti
tute at Myrtle Point: State S n pt-
elect J. H. Ackerman, County
Sopt. W. H. Bunch, L. M. Strong,
Mary Quick, Nein Hermann, Mrs.
Gsge, Kate Braden, Julia Braden,
8. J. Sleep, L. \V. Traver, J. A.
Pinkerton, Bertha Prey, Minnie
McCracken, Mts. E. E. Easton,
Bertha Roberts, Ijetta Cooper,
Lnnra Wise, Flora McCloskev,
Maud Deyoe, Pearl Fetter, Loin
Walker, D. F. Nicholson, C. H.
Nosier, Irma E. Lakens, Belle
■ Rich, Inos A. Chase, F . 8. Bunch,
J. C. Logan. Inez Lusk, Bertha
Bark low, J. H. Leek, Mabel Law-
horn, J. H. Barklow, M. O. Haw
kins, Minnie McCloskev, H. G.
Harringtou, Della Endicott, Miss
L. Newman, Margaret Stephens,
Lena Callison, Effie Willis, Daisy
Giles, Mollis Caldwell, Wm. Volk-
mar, Elsie Tilman, E h ie Lewellan,
I. Le Maihen.
Sampson is well dubbsd “ rear”
admiral.
According to the same
reasoning Schley should be called
“front" ndmirwl.
Cevera’s s h ip s being set on fire
is practically fte same thing as hav
ing blazes knocked out of them.
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and all furuimra nrrnaaary for th« Senool-
room. Ever. (leak o f this company's man-
nfnotnre ia warranted,
and any part that heoomaa broken or nnflt
for nao derm « that tim o will be duplicated
without chares.
Writ« for circnlara and pricca to
MBS. NORA A. MoEWEN,
A.rent for Coos comity,
Goon ill« Citv. Oregon.
In Curry county at the recent
term of court no indictments were
found on either side in tbe Van
Pelt-Coolidge cases.
The killings
there having been even on either
side, and the causes leading to it
showing about equal provocation,
the grand jury concluding to keep
their hands off.
One Minute Cough Curesurprises
people by its quick cures and child
ren may take it in large quantities
without the least danger.
It has
won for itself the best reputation of
any preparation used today for
colds, cronp, tickling in the throat
or obstinate coughs. R. S. Knowl-
too.
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Read caref ull> this testimonial found below, also letters from f,, JJL
who have been cured of other diseases and remember that “ 5 Drops" has and can nevef
fail to (|iuckly relieve and permanently cure.
Sept, y,
D bau Km :—Your bottle o f *’8 Drupe" received. It was for an old friend, Mr, Wm.
Edwards, o f Mart ir.xtowu Wia llo baa had Neuralgia in hia cheat, suffering a great deal of
pain, so much so limt it affected hi* heart and he could not Bleep on accouut of a smothered
feeling. He has been uuuer tho care o f the most eminent physicians, but found no relief
until I gave him n dose o f *’6 Drops." The very flisi night lie rented well, und has ever since,
and is gaining daily. I myself am *!7 tchm old and began taking yoar medicine last April
for Rheumatism, which 1 have had for 4» years, also for a weak heart, Since taking
” 5 Drops” the Rheumatism has all dbiappeated, the stiffness is gone from my Joints, aud inj
heart »ever
a beat. I am today a well, hi io n / woman, aud I owe it to "5 Drops." I
only wish I could sound my bugle o f prni*o loud enough to be hear«! all over the world, and
could convince every one that “ t Drops" is all you claim It to be and more.
Mrs. D. T. Carver, Winslow, Stevenson Oo., 111.
3 4 Y E A R S O F S U F FE R IN G .
D i a h S i h :—
and
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CATARRH
FEVER.
N E U R A L G I A A N D S C IA T I C A .
For twenty long years my wife suffered un
told tortures from Sciatica and Neuralgia,
and I thank God for the day that your heav
en-sent remedy fell into my hands, for it
completely cured her I am u minister o f
•spei.___
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the Gospel,
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rttoto
when I ■ find
any
who suffer, ,
cannot help but recommend *’6 DROPS", for
I know H will do more than you cluim for 1$.
REV'. F. M. COO t*Kl(, Washington Center, Mow
P A R A L Y S IS A N D r h e u m a t i s m
D ear iiiHs;
N ovbmueii 9, 189«.
If is with pleasure I spunk o f your prioo
less remedy and o f the good it has done me.
For the la-it eight years I have been an incur
able* cripple from paralysis aud rheumatism.
Jun think for eight years a total cripple.not
able to earn a penny liorahlo to walk or «tep
on the ground without the aid of something
to loan on. Heaven bless the man who dio-
covered this remedy, for, thanks to him and
to Clod, lam able to walk and able to work,
1 fiave only taken two thirds o f a bottle, but
have not nad any paiu in my back since I
took the first dose, and after the second I
walked «cross tho floor, which I have not
done in years. I have thrown awav my cane
aud wliail never need it again. To any one
sending me u two-cent stamp I will send my
affidavit.. I have another bottle o f “ ft
DROPS" and value it at fl.oo per drop.
Thankfully yours, EDWARD CASTLE,
100$ Wall Street.
Sioux City, Iowa.
IN FLA M M A T O R Y R H E U M A T IS M .
D kah S ikh :
SKPTKMBitB 24.1896.
I wish to tell vou and suffering humanity
how much good *’5 DROPS" has done me.
On the beginning o f this year I took down
bedfast with Inflammatory Rheumatism,and
I was doctored by as good physicians as this
country has. but they could not cure me. On
August 4 ,1 began to take "6 DROPS,” At
that time every Joint in my body and my
limbs were stiff, so that I could not be
moved. Even my tongue was getting eo
that 1 could hardly speak so any one could
understand me, but to-day, only seven weeks
from thfil lime. I am absolutely cured, and
thank you und Clod for my recovery.
Gratefully yours.
HORACE F. ANDERSON, McCracken, Kant.
I f you have not sufficient confidence after reading these letters to send for a large bot
tle, send for a sample bottle, which contains sufficient medicine to convince you of its merit.
This wonderful curative gives almost instant relict, and is a permanent cure for I tlis tt-
uiMtlura N e u i a l g i a , S c i a t i c a , C a ta r r h , A n d n u a , D r itp «i)»ls, H n ck a n h e. H o y
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Crete p int? N tunbn**««. B r o n c h i t i - und kindred diseases.
“ FIVE DROPS” is the name ami dose. Large hot? les (300doses),$1 00. Six bottles for
sold t»> druggists, but only by ub and ota*
|5.no. Sample bottle, prepaid by moil, <i5c. Not
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agents. Agent« appointe« in new territory.
Lodi) Co.
SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO , 167 Dearbarn Street,
C H I C A G O . IL L . U. S . A-
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Coquille City, Oregon.
AND HAY
I find the bottle o f “ 5 DROPS ” to be very
good and Just what yon claim. My wife bus
been suffering with Catarrh and Hay Fever
over 16 years. She has tried everything and
doctored much, bht r o cure until she tried
“ 5 DROPS" which completely cured her.
Yours truly
REV. L. VON WALD.
lU rch Jt, I HU«.
Milbuuk, 8. D.
Mountain Glen, Ark.— Our chil
dren were suffering with croup
when we received a bottle of Cham
berlain’s Cough Remedy.
It af
forded almost instant relief.-—F. A.
Thornton. This celebrated remedy
is for sale by R. S. Knowlton.
(HERALD BUILDING)
J a n u a r y 2, 1897.
Over 34 years ago, I hsd Typhoid Fever,
and barely escaped with my life. It left my
system so shattered that 1 have nud ever
since. Rheumatism and Throat Trouble,
which gave me u terrible Cough. I had been
unable to hud any relief for these diseases.
Until I learned o f your *• 5 DROPS ” . which
I commenced taking only two modffhsago,
and my euro has been indeed wondmufim .
Already my ebugh has entirely disnppeaie '
“ * “
Rheumatism which ft
ears
>ast h«ts threatened to make a arlpp
me.
i cured, and I urn free from pain, 'i bis is
the most wonderful and the cheapest remedy
ever discovered. I am more thankful to you
than words can tell and I want everybody to
know what " 8 DROPS " has done for me.
Although I am ovrh 70 ybaua old, I am feel
ing better then I have in years.
I ahull be glad to answer any questions re-
rding my ease from anyone enclosing a
o.ceut stamp.
Gratefully yours,
MRS. SAMI'KL RlfiLET, Litchfield, Mich.
T H E
Herald Land
SHIUMATISM.
FROM
receives no attention when it rises
out of obscurity.
“ Yes,” said the merchant, as be
licked a war stamp and stuck it on
a check; “ those who are not bleed
ing for their country are being bled
by their country.”
Commodore Schley will begin to
suspect that the way for a naval
officer to become particularly fa
mous is to have his name left out of
an official report.
The treaty of peace with Spain
should contain a clause conceding
to Mark Hanna all franchise privi
leges, or “something equally as
good.”
th e celebrated
M •‘ B E A I I T W * Automatic Pupila’
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49 YEARS O F S U FFE R IN G
UST A WORD
THERE ARE TYPEW RITERS in great variety
but there is only one Leader und that is the
B uys and S ells your B eal E s t a t e and anything else you wish to
dispose of.
M akes L oans and I nvestments for yon.
R ents or L eases yonr farm or city property.
Write us if you waut en A gent iu this county and at the county seat
The Bosebnrg Review commends
the branding and labeling of fruit
aent from Oregon to other markets,
some large farms 1 to
as is now being done by some of onr
3 miles from town,
packers and shippers. It is a duty
Drops With a Dull Thud.
creameries, aud good shipping fa
they owe to tbeir section, and will
cilities, which can be had iiio h t ,
go far toward commanding the
Graham loses! In Ban Francisco
on account of old age or infirmity
nued of justice to those wbo ought Thursday, September 29th, Judge
of owners, or lack of means, or
to have it
Belcher decided tbe case o f John
proper tact for handling; some
«X T A N T E D — AGENTS FOB "G L A D - D. Spreckels & Bro’s vs. B. A.
are under mortgage, and must
I T itoM , H1* Life end Public BervicM,” by Jrahano, o f
Coos-Bay-Bosebnrg
be sold; some of these can be had
Thoi. W. Handford. A wonderful story of a glori
ous osreer. Over 800 large, rad lent pages. 100 railroad.
It seems that Graham
low , and would divide into sev
superb, rare engravings. Richest, biggest, best
and only endorsed “ Gladstone book" published. borrowed a large sum of moueyfrom
eral choice small homes that can
Only 11.80. Commission, 60 per oent. Credit
given. Freight paid. Outfit free. Drop all trash tbe Spreckles', giving certain per
be made very profitable iu time
and dear 1800 a month with the only true and
to people who are able to work,
good “ Oladstone book." Address Tan D ominion sonal security and mortgages on
C ompany , Dept. 86, 883-886 Dearborn atreet, Chi Coos county property.
Failing to
and have means aud act to han
cago.
iJuulfitseplS
pay iuterest,tbeSpreckleses brought
dle them.
Tbs steamer Cbilkat had a nar suit to foreclose, aud J edge Belcher
row escape from being wrecked, baa given tbe plAiotifls judgment
while attempting to cross the for $523,162.62 and ordered the sale
Our outside hustler, Mr. R. D.
Humboldt bar, on the 1st lost o f tbe securities in question o f the
Sanford, will take pleasure in
She was struck by a big breaker, foreclosures o f tbe mortgages to
giving you information, and
which smashed her upper works, satisfy tbe judgment.
showing these properties to
Graham
flooded her bold, and put out the set np in defense that tbe paintiff
interested parties.
fires. Fortunately she drifted into must first foreclose tbe mortgage
the bay on the Mood tide, and the and exhaust that before proceeding
Stock is up, you want a stock ranch
crew and 15 passengers were saved. against tbe personal securities
cheap, in order to make money
( Coos bay B. B. bonds, etc.) nnder
easy. We have it, 436 acres on a
$ 1 0 0 — Reward—SI 00.
section 726 o f tbe California civil
branch of Coos River, handy to
The reader« ot this pnper will be pleased coda
But tbe judge held that as
steamor communication, orchards,
to learn that there 1« at leant one dreaded
buildings, spring water piped to
diaeaee that xcienoe has been able to care in the mortgaged land was situated iu
all its «taueM, and that ia Catarrh. Hall's Oregon, the courts of that state
the house, 40 to 60 acres bottom
Catarrh Cure ia the only positive on re known
land, controls back range. Sev
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh hem« a did not have jurisdiction under
constitutional diaeaee reqnires a constitu tbe section cited by tbe defendant.
enty head of cattle now for sale.
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cnre is
Five dollars per acre gets it, part
taken internally, act in« directly apon the
iPort Orford Tribune.)
cash.
bl.iod and ronoona aarfaoea o f the avatem,
thereby destroying the foundation o f the
The best quality o f butter is now
diaeaee and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting selling in this market at 40 cents 20 acres of very rich bottom land
nature in doing its work. The proprietors per roll.
Potatoes bring $1 per
on the bank o f Coquille river
have so much faith in ite cnratfve powers,
that they offer (hie Hundred Dollars for hundred pounds.
D e a r Coquille City.
Will sell
any ease that it fade to cure. Send for list
Miss Maggie Miller, who has
half or all, at a prico you can af
o f teetlmoniala. Address.
been spending several a on tb s in
ford to clear the timber, consis
F. J. CHENEY A CO.,
Coot county, retained borne a tew
Toledo, Ohio.
ting of Alder, Ash and Myrtle.
(IT B old bv druggists. 76 oents.
day* ago, and Port Orford now bas
Must be seen to know its fine
quality of soil and location.
Nels Rasmussen, o f Marshfield, three Maggie Millers among its
has written from Dawson City, residents.
Alaska, nnder date ot Sept. 1, and
10 Asres of mostly fine and high
Coo« Bar New«.
says, in summing it up: “ There is
ground for residence when subdi
Parties coming from the Ump-
nothing in getting a 'lay' to work a
vided; near business center of
claim on halves.
Garfield sud (iiia, Saturday, report numbers o f
Coquille City. Large house and
hundreds of others worked all last dead ducka along the beach, which
other improvements. An acre or
winter, and didn’t make tbeir board. had been killed at eea daring tbe
two of choice bottom land for
T bs mining laws are lotteo, an 1 late storm.
garden. Mostly wood land, which
everything is run in the iuterest
can be utilized to advantage. Only
Piles from the big rnft are nom-
o f gamblers, etc., o f Dawson. eroua all along tbe beach between
$1000—which is too cheap, bat
Capitalists control tbs timber, and .Cooe bay and tbe Umpqua. Some
it must be sold soon.
a man has to bave a ‘ permit’ from o f them are splendid sticks,
tbe government to cot a few sticks, measuring over 100 feet long.
13] Acres of fin* land, half bench
or boild a house, and permits of
and half bottom land, inside of
Tbe bar woe very rongb all o f
any kind cost something onreasoi. last week, caneed by heavy gales
Coquille City limits; bottom land
able-
T b eis is a great deal of off sboie, and vessels were bar-
in meadow and vegetables. Can
dissatisfaction, and hundreds of bound at all tbe cosat ports.
ba divided at a profit by right
A
people are going to American ter change for the better occurred Son-
party. Only $1100.
ritory every day."
day morning, and tbe bar-boond
$1000—25 acres. ] mils from Coquille
A few weeks ago the editor was fleet at the bay got to eea.
City; half level bench land, choice
taken with a very severe cold that
Gus Peterson was attempting to
for fruit or early vegetables; half
caused him to be in a most miser descend n well on David M cIn
able condition. It was undoubtedly tosh's lot Friday last,when tbe rope
rich low bottom land, must be
drained.
Small prune orchard
a bad caae c f la grippe and recog broke, allowing bins to fall about
thereon in full bearing,well fenoed,
nizing it aa dangerous he took im *20 feet, and resulting in tbe bones
and only little expenee required to
mediate steps to bring about a o f bis ankle being broken. Ernest
put all in cultivation; no buildings
speedy cure. From the advertise-| Whittick had rented tbe property,
except small barn. Easy terms of
ment of Chamberlain's Cough Rem- j and bsd employed Peterson to
any
payment
tions included therein, we concluded
Toro Hall root a bear on tbe road
to make a first trial , of the medi osar Ibe lakes while coming from $1000— part down— will buy 160
cine. , , “ J that it waa satisfac- Empire yesterday rooming.
acres. 3 ] miles from Coquille City,
He
with several acres of choice creek
tory in iu reaulta, is - putting
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hrnjn
- it very
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a revolver, but
mildly, indeed. It acted
* * like magic doesn’t know whether be bit him
bottom soil above all river over
and the result w“ * . •P*»dy and ¡ 0r not.
flows, with small uew bouse and
Bears are nnroeions in
the fioest spring branch imagin
permanent core. We bave no beai- j tbs bnckleherry patches near the
able; balance of land is now cov
tancy in recommending this ax- |„kea and at Pony slough, and sev-
ered with good saw timber, which
celtect Couffh Remedy to Anyone «re! bave been seen lately by par-
, tie«
is worth more than wa nek for the
a footed with a cough or cold in |
ties travelina
traveling the MAr.h(Ldd-Ero-
any form.—Tbe Bannerol Liberty. pire road.
place aa soon as it can be used, and
Libertytown, Maryland.
Tbe ¿ rij
is fine grass or fruit land when
T « C a r« (o a .t lp a t lo n f o t n *
and 50 rent sizes for sale by R. 8. |
timber ie removed; one of our
Take ruar art u Camlv Oittmrllr. 10« or Ma
Knowlton.
beet bargains.
I X C C C . fall to ««re, drucgiau rrfunü m oo«*
...J E W E T T ...
$1350—32 acres, ] mile from town,
call on our hustler and see what
and shipping facilities by rail or
he can do for you, as we have- a
water; good box house and small
wide list of wants and can often
barn. It combines nice level bench
exchange to your advantage as
and good bottom land anil run
well as ours.
ning water for stock; fenced; or
chard of 72 trees, very thrifty and
® uy8 *wo *ot®
Coquille
bearing; light clearing, no green * § 1 r 8 * J 5 * J City;
Rood situation.
timber; will make vulusble home
rT ' po good residence lots, sightly
for n good man.
200-acre place, suitable for stock
and nice healthy home, with
plenty of bottom land for hay,
fruit and vegetables, fair building
and spring water aud orchard,
some good saw timber near float
ing water. Will be sold for the
mere pittance of $1050 on ac
count of age of owners, and dis
tance from other conveniences
which an old couple require.
If
yon can spare $500 to pay down,
better investigate this.
79 acres saw timber, 3 miles from
Coquille saw mill, and rafting
water; land suitable for gross,
fruit and vegetables, when timber
is removed; fine springs, all hill
land. Only $6 per acre; time
given with proper security as
loug as desired, with interest at
8%.
14 acres mostly level bench land,
some bottom, light spring and
running creek, small new house
and barn, young trees and vines;
a new place, only partly im
proved, inside incorporation of
Coquille City. Will make a nice
home and ia very low at $600.
$500—part cash, balance on long
time, or in small payments, will
buy 12 lots in the heart of Co
quille City, half bottom ground,
half high oval bench, suitable for
building, trees, etc.; only 5 blocks
from postoffice— ur improved.
«©-Can be improved by actual res
ident at an enormous profit, es
pecially if owner can do most of
the work himself.
Sanford will
show you the property.“® «
24 acres inside city limits of Co
quille, II of which is the very
best of high creek bottom ground,
in clean meadow, without any ob
structions. Most of tbe balance
is level hill land; some cultivated
on bench ground, fair buildings
and running water; some young
trees and shrubbery; all well
fenced. Price $2200.
12 acres mor* or less inside of Co
quille City limits. All well cul
tivated creek bottom land, except
a couple of acres nice high
building ground, well fenced in
two parcels, fine stream of water
divides bigh land from the low
land, just the place 99 out of
every hundred is looking for, in a
small home, near town, schools,
etc. Call on our bustler, Mr. R.
D. Sanford for prices and any in
formation not in this list
II ncres inside incorporate limits of
, Bandnn with house and fencing.
Will sell at aight, or exchange for
other kind of property we can
handle. What have you to trade ?
In fact if you have any property
which vou wish to tell or trade.
location. $150 fo r both.
15
Acres—One mile from rail
road depot and steamer landing in
Coquille City; bottom and bench land;
Buring branch: fenced, but no building»;
choice location; $400 cash.
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COAST AGENCY COMPANY.
266 STARK STREET,
California
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They banish pain
V U U W
for „ ranch on Coqnillf
river. For pnrticnlnr9 call nt the Herald
Land & Loan Co's office.
PORTLAND, OREGON
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GIVES
RELIEF.
and prolong life
fk Choice Business Lot, near B.
It. depot, river landing and in business
center o f Coquille City. Price $1000.
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this price; improvements are
worth $1000, to be ^iven away.
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Acres — Half lovel
bench;
balance choice liottora land cleared:
spring branch for water for stock; small
house. yK mile from incorporate limits of
Coquille City; hes fine view o f town and
valley, also steamer and cars. $1150.
1 1 / Acre in Coquille City, new
2- story house o f 7 rooms; closets
and porches; barn, ohickenhoose, garden,
good spring close to house, young orchard
and small fruit; pasture for cow, etc.; all
oleared and fenced. A bargain.
Q Q Q
A C R E S — The best Dairy
ltanoh in the State; no waste
land; all high land; 1 mile river front, dose
to town; (! acres orchard, fine fruit; 100
aores open land, ready for cultivation,
fenced and oross-fenoed; a new 2-story
house, and new 2-story barn.
To T bads —For a farm near Coquille City:
A house and lot in Florosville, Texas, worth
$1200, or 240 aores of land- -40 acres im
proved, house insured for $400; all fenced;
(»0 miles from San Antonio, Texas. Or 160
aerrsin western Nebraska, adjoin m g Grant,
county seat o f Perkins oonnty. Consider
able improvements on this place; a well
that cost $500. For further information,
call at the H bbald office.
OR SALE—207 acres o f land; 50 acres
bottom, mostly all cleared and in culti
vation, well fenced; balance bench land;
40 acres pasture; 230 fruit trees of fir^t-olass
fruit; 1 acre small fm it; 7-room house, in
good condition; plenty o f water handy;
large barn and stAble with WAgonshed;
workshop, woodhonne. dairyhonse, smoke
house and other outbuilding*. Stock and
farming utensils also for HAle. Situated on
main road, near public river landing; handy
to school. Price verv low.
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I t aome d rug aton e— fo b n r x o n n . This low-prloed sort ii intended fo r the poor end
nd the economi-
o f the flre-cept cartone <1*0 tabule«) eeu be bed by m ad by Bendin * forty
forty eight e e n *
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ouical C om pany , N o . M Spruee Street. New Y ork—o r • «in«'
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to the RxrAWi O
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h)Te the best land, best
location, and best improved
«mall farm in the Coqnille valley, is in
side property, in one o f the nioeat towns in
Coosoouafty. I f vou want the very best
at priees and terms that are an objeot and
have $3000 to $6000 to invest in a home,
that ia a joy forever, and mean business,
write us for exact description aud terms of
optional payments.
200
No matter what the matter is, one will do you
good, and you can get ten for five cents.
5 0 YEARS’
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P atents
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« « M i r « » « T 1« ln o a r opinion fr o « w b « t«a r »n
Coos Bay; part very rich creek
bottom land: sandy loam; house and two " « . • M in n 1« p r n M M r P M a j U W a C M J
Moo. ftrlctl. nonSdantml. H inlbnol m P iU otf
bnrns; good orchards; small fruits; fencing; 1 ««ot
fr«fc d id «« .«««cy for »«<Tir<n« p«l«iit«.
the finest springs imaginable right at
Patents taken through Munn s Co. recelvw
house and barn, sufficient for never failing social notice, without eh»nre. In tbe
power for small raaohinery if desired; oat- j
side rarge on hill land. Bottom land thor- i
ourhly cleared. Cattle, horses, fowls, im A handsomely llluiitrated weekly. Largest cir
plements aud furniture, all included, at culation of any icientiflc Journal. Tinui. H a
The Ri
MRS. 0 . A. KELLY, Freprietor,
RIVEKTON, COOH COUNTY, OREGON
v e r y t h in © n e w a n d n e a t , a n d
Tables supplied with the best in the
market.
Regular board and lodging, $4 per week.
Single meals. 25 oents.
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At ten years of aga a boy thinks
hia/ather knows a great deal; at
fifteen he knows aa much as bia
year : fonr months, f L Sold by all newsdealer*.
father; at twenty he knows twica
aa much; at thirty he ia willing to
OB 8 A L E — or trade for df*eir-1
take bia advice; at forty be begina
able inside pmper*v in Coquille City. :
to think his father knows something,
A Hotel building, main portion 24x50 feet.
after all; at fifty he begins to sadk
2 stories high; L to same. 34*60: all fur-1
Mater— What’n tbe us« of being his advice; and at sixty— aftar hia
nished complete, well supplied with the
best of water, and does the entire business so strict?
Remember you were father is dead— he thinks hs was
for the Government Stone Ouarry everv
Pater—I do the smartest man that ever lived.
year which means from 30 to 50 regular once a bov yourself.
boarders; good steamboat facilities; si so remember it ! That’s the very rea
only about 300 feet from depot. In connec
P',rl' s^ bim.
My
tion ie good Feed Stable and all outbuild- son Tin
T o C u r « C o n s t ip a t io n F o re v e r«
inae, with three good lots. 50x100 feet. This father used to whip the life out of
Take C;v*caret* Candy Cathartic. Ito or Sto
is a grand location for some one. Price.
*« c C C fail to curt. druggibU c*turni a
me
for
doing
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s
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such
things.
$3500. Good property taken, same as cash
Scientific America«.
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