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Newspaper Page TextC ity f e r i i ! T U E SD A Y , NOV. 15, 189fi. LO C AL ITEM S. Head the Jewett Typewriter ad vertisement on tbis page. '* sign whereby It Conquers Pain» K w m w vw w m w vv Licenses for Fithermen. Arrivals from San Francisco by An slaborate aystem of licenses steamer Alliance, Satnrday, Nov. 5: M A Morse, Mrs A M Yoe, ■ is provided for in the new fishery Miss M Yoe, S Yoe, li A Perry, law passed by the legislature in Mrs R A Perry, Mrs J W Kruse, ! special session, the purpose of the J It Demme, Mrs Demme, It Ltl- ; licenses being to raise a fund for lieqaist, A Strong, I U Foster, P A the artificial propagation of fish. Incidentally, it will be made a Murpby. means for the identification of fish Arrivals l y Areata, Sonday, Nov. ermen, and may thus aid in the en 6: J R Davis, H M Camps, Mrs forcement of the law. Licenses W 8 Chandler, W Short, O Peter will be for the year beginning Jan son, Mrs Peterson, E H Morgan, uary 1, no fraction of the .vaar be Mrs Morgan, R Dyer, .1 C Yale, J ing recognized. The license features Weider, Mrs Avins, A Dien, Mrs of the new law are here given: Dien, M Dien, J Salladin, Mrs Sal- Sec. 12. It ahall be unlawful ladm, D Salladin, snd 22 stsersge. for any person or persons to take, A pain in tbs chest is nature’s or fish for salmon fish or sturgeon warning that pneumonia is threat in any of the waters of this state, ened. Dampen a piece of flannel or in any of the waters upon which with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and the state has concurrent jurisdic bind over the seat of pain, and an tion, by any means whatever, except other on the back between the with hook and line, commonly shoulders, and prompt relief will termed angling, without first having follow. Sold by R. S. Knowlton. obtained a license therefor, as in According to the San Francisco tbis act hereinafter prt vided. See. 13. It shall be unlawful papers, John Wolf, who was sup posed to have met with foul play for any person or persons to operate in southern Oregon, is an abscond or maintain, or leave in a condi ing executor o f the estate of Sarah tion to take fish, in any of the Marie PeareoD. They claim that waters of this state, at any time W olf took with him $9000 in cash, hereafter, any fish trap, weir, pound besides promissory notes amoun net, set net, gill net, fish wheel, ting to $6000, and bis own note for seine, or any device or apparatus or gear used in catching salmon fish or $6000. sturgeon, without first having ob (.Fort Orford Tribune.) tained from the fish commissioner a Ed Marsters has been carrying license therefor, as hereinafter pro the Port Orford-Myrtle Point mail vided. Sec. 14. It shall be unlawful from this place to Langloisforscv. eral days, Charles McVay having for any person or persons, firm or been kicked by a horse, wbiob laid corporation, to engage in the busi ness of packing or dealing in sal him cp for a few days. Three carriers are employed on mon fish or sturgeon within the the mail ronte between this place state of Oregon without first having snd Myrtle Point. One starting obtained a license therefor from the from Myrtle Point in the morning fish commissioner, as hereinafter is met at Lsnglois by the Port Or provided. All licenses under the ford carrier, who returns the same provisions of this act shall expire day to this place; and one starting on the 31st doy of December fol from Langlois upon the arrival of lowing the issuance of such license. Sec. 15. It shall be unlawful the Port Orford moil, goes through for any person to take, catch, or fish at Myrtle Point. for salmon fish or sturgeon in any waters of this state, unless such H o w to C u r« O illl« u a C « tle . I suffered for weoks with colic person be a citizen of the United and pains iu my stomach caused by States, or has declared hia intention billiousnes8 and had to take medicine to become such, one year prior all the while until I used Chamber thereto, and has been a bona fide lain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrbcea resident of the state of Oregon for Remedy which cured me. I have the period of six months; provided, since recommended it to a good that a license issued by the state of many people.— Mrs. F. Butler, Fair- Washington, such state having con haven, Conn. Persons who are sub current jurisdiction on the Colum ject to billious colic can ward off bia river witb this state, shall be the attack by taking this remedy as deemed valid ns to gill nets and to soon ns the first symptoms appear. gill-net fishermen for use on the Columbia river, as though issued by Sold by R. S. Knowlton. the fish commissioner of tLis state. Sec. 16. Any person desiring A large and jolly crowd of young friends iu the town and guests to obtain a license to take or catch of Mrs. Little's boarding house, salmon fish or sturgeon in any ef greeted Miss Floe last Wednesday the waters of tbis state, in any man evening with a surprise. The so ner whatever, either working upon cial features of the evening were as employer or employe of any very pleasing and continued to a pound net, set net, fish trap, gill late hour. There were present the net, fish wheel, seine, or any other immediate family, Mr. aud Mrs. device or apparatus used for the Little, Novie, and the charming purpose of catching salmon fish or young|gno8t.ho8tess, Miss Floe, aud sturgeon, whether such person is her friends Misses Zettie Messer, the owner of such appliances, or Josie Lyons, Icy March, Eva But otherwise, shall presect in writing ler, Marvin Lamb, Floe Uoyrie, to the fish commissioner his appli Julia Drane, F.ffin Collier, Eva cation, which application shall be White, Ella Bnck, and Messrs Ar accompanied by the affidavit of said thur While, Ned Lawreuee, Frank applicant that he ia a citizen of Boyne, 'Alfred Johnson, Stewart the United States, or has declared Lyons, Will Lyons, John Stone, his intention to become such, one guests of the house.lH. Snook, Ed year prior to the making of such Sorber, Mr. Fiazer, Wm Burggraf, application, and that he ia aud has E. Craig, Mr. Aldrich and Chae. been for the six months next preced H. Burggraf. ing such application a bona fide resident of the state of Oregon, and How $ 1 his. shall deposit with the said fish com We offer One Hundred Dollar! Reward for any case of Catarrh that oannot be missioner a license fee of $1, snd cured bv Hall'» Catarrh Cure. thereupon a license shall be issued F. J. CHENEY A CO. Proprietors. to such applicant, authorizing him Toledo, O. We the nndereiimed have known K. 1. to engage in taking or catching Cheney for the last lit yeara, and believe fish in any of the waters of the dis him Iierfectly honorable in all hnaineaa transnotiona and financially able to carry trict In addition to the said license ont any obligation» made by their firm. nforeeaid, any licensed fisherman Weat A Truax, Wboteaale DruRgiata, Toledo, O., Wnldiwg, Kinnan A Marvin, desiring to engage in the businesa Wholesale Druggist», Toteco, Ohio. of operat:ng a fish trap, pound net, Hall's Catarrh Cure ia taken internally, acting direotly npon the blood and lunoona set not, gill net, fish wheel, or seine, surface» o f the svatem. Price, 75e. per or other appliance not prohibited bottle. Sold by all Druggist». Testimon by law for the purpose of catching ial» free. fish, shall make application in writ ------------- - -------------- An exchange says: The largest ing to said fish commissioner, cannon in the world was taken by specifying with convenient certainty the British when India was con the character of the appliance that quered. The cannon was cast the applicant desires to obtain about the year 1500, and was the a license for, together with the work of a chief named Cbuleby number of hia individual license, Koomy Kahn, of Asmednugger. as provided in this act, and upon The iuside o f the gun ia fitted up payment of a license fee as herein with seats, and ia a favoiite place after provided, the fish commissoner for British officers to go foraqm et shall issue to such persons a license to operate the character of appliance noonday smoke. desired in said application; provided, The three-year-old boy of J. A. that such license shall lie good only Johnson, of Lynn Center, 111., is in the district tor which same ia subject to attacks of croup. Mr. Johnson says lie is satisfied that the issued: timely using of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, during a severe at tack, saved his little boy’s life. He in in the drug business, a member of the firm of Johnson Bro’a. of that place; and they handle a great many patent medicines for throat and lung diseases. He had all these to ehoone from, and skilled physi cians ready to respond to his call, but selected this remedy for use in his own family at a time when hie rhild’a life was in danger, because he knew it to be superior to any other, and famous the country over for its cures of croup. Mr. John- aon says Ibis is the best selling cough medicine they handle, and that it gives splendid satisfaction in all cases. For sale by 11. 8. Knowl ton. The emperor of G e r m a n y has beeu made u present of the nbode of the Virgin Mary near Jerusalem, presented to him by the sultau aud the German Catholics. Departures for Portland, Sun A Problem in Punctuation. day, Nov. 6, by Alliauoe: Sam t A funny eld man told thin to me, Nash, Jas Turner, Mrs Turner aud (*Tis a puzzle in punctuation, you see): j “ I fell in a snowdrift in June, said he, family, Mrs Mansfield, 3 D Clem | “ I went to a ball name out in the aea u jelly fish boat on a tree. ens, D C Herrin, Chao II Kendig, I | I I saw found aouie gum in a cup of tea ! Chria Jensen. I stirred the milk with a big hraan key : I opened the door on my bended knee I ask vour pardon for this,” said he, “ But, ti^true—when told as it ought to be.” Clubbing I Offers. The M O N A R C H of the Dailies, ONE They banish pain ------------------- -------------------------------- CHOICE Russia proposes Priuce George, of Greece, ns commissioner general of th e European powers in Crete, where th e la st ve tige of Turkish garrisons are b e in g expelled. The Canadian Pacific railway ia about to place a line of steamship** between Vancouver and Vladivo sto k . # Japan has a new cabinet, com posed of men who are not members • of political parties. GIVES RELIEF. and prolong life s IDNEY chool Furniture Co TH E CELEBRATED ■ ■ B E A U T Y ” Automatic Popil»' [ ANUFAOTURE -3 )A * T D | e - The WeeKty S. F- Examiner, CLUB WITH THE HERALD. HERALDi and Daily San Francisco Examiner 1 yr. $7.50 and Weekly Examiner, 1 year, only - 2.60 I h f “P P Mil. For little more than the price of o n e ^ \ $ This is the best offer ever made by any newspaper. and all furniture necessary for the hcnool- room. Every desk o f this compnny’ i man We will give n e m ic e ^ e ^ io . i \ Only $3.00 . And the New and Superb f REPUBLIC SUNDAY MAGAZINE, A l.n « for f l.s s • r «n r , 5 % *A a l l to [52 complete numbers, 18 large pages each ofw v choicest i Unfit ration« and miscellaneous reading that money can buy.! Coqullle City HERALD, •* The largest, best and only independent People’s Paper in Coos County, you one year POSTAGE PAID FOR When you renew your subscription do not lose sight Aka?' of this splendid offer. “ ©U NEW YORK WORLD, Tifi Thrice- a -Week Edition. 156 Papere a Year for One Dollar ! The Thrice-n-Week World is as good as a Daily at the price o f a weekly, and with your largest and best local pAper, giving all your County and State news, is equal to a daily And weekly at only the price o f a weekly—$2.25. The World prints the news of all the world, hay ing special correspondence from all important news points on the globe. It has brilliant illustrations, stones by great authors, a capital humor page, complete markets, departments for the household and women's work and other special departments of unusual interest. The Thriee-a-Week World and Coquille City Herald T og ther One Y ar « F o r Only $ 2 .2 5 .» .-i— 31 HEUT PAPER I LOWEST P RICEI DE j a - a — a- The regular subscriptiou pries o f both papers is $3; we will send both cne year for only $2.25— or at the rale of about 1 cent each, postage prepaid. DEMOREST’S famih) MAGAZINE FOK $ 1 ,00 A Y E A R . T h e eu b ecrlptlon p rice o f D EM O RE H T'8 is red u ced to f l a year. DEMOREST’S contains more matter, artistic, scientific, social And practical than any other one magazine contains. It is a magazine for the whole family. It gives ns much general matter as nn exclusively literary magazine. It treats household topics as folly ns a strictly domes tic journal. It gives ns much interesting matter for young people as a strictly young people'* pnblication.......It gives ns much fnshion news as a strictly fashion p ap er... ---- It is beautifully printed, illustrated, and oare- fnlly edited. DEMOKEST’S MAGAZINE Fashion Department is in every way far abend of that contained in any other publication. Subscribers are entitled each month to patterns o f the latest fashions in woman’s attire, at no cost to them other than thnt neces sary for postage and wrapping. Rem it $1 by money order, registered letter or check to DEMOREST’S MAGAZINE, 110 Fifth Avenue, Now York City. OR THE HERALD’S 1 Great Special CidHu H i $ W For Prompt Subsnption* t t r ^ goth One Year ter Only $2.25. Send your subscriptions to this office. The News 24 Hours Later than Other Service, T h e H erald is agent for and will also club with the Salem Daily States man and Weekly Statesman. Daily Statesman, per year.................................................$6 00 Coquille H ebald , “ “ ................................. ................... 2 00 Both for one year fo r ............ . Daily Statesman, 6 m onths.. . , Coquille H e bald , 1 year.......... $8 00 .............. $5 75 ..$2 25 2 00 .. ufacture ia warranted, and any part that beoomea broken or unfit for nao during that time will be duplicated without charge. Write for circulars and prices to MH8. NORA A. McEWEN, A rent for Coos oounty, •Toouille City. Oregon. h ih No matter what the matter is, one will do you good , and you can get ten for five cents. am t « t y l« | M k (t eoaW InlD * rwx mourn pabcubb In • p a p e r ea rto a (w ith ou t tfaaa) Is n o w f o r mim mm «sMB« d r u « B tora rF O B F ir s e n r r s . This low -p rlcod w n U IntoudwU f o r the p o o r a n d th e M on oait- mmk. ( i M ü o m o f t h o rtre cent c a n o n s (If* tnbiUts) oan bo had b y m ail b y sending fo r t y «licht cent* “ to th e R ita ms C hem ical C o m p a n y . N o . 10 Spruoe Street. New Y o rk —o r a sai irle ca r to n T ABC LBS) w iu be sou l f o r fire cen t«. Beet m ed icin e ev e r m ade sinoe the w orld w m screated. T H Herald Land g J E and Loai) Co. (HERALD BUILDING) Coquille City, Oregon. B uys and S ells your R eal E state and anything else yon wish to dispose of. M akes L oans and I nvestments for you. R ents or L eases your farm or city property. Write us if you wnut eu A gent iu this county and at the county sent some large farms 1 to $1350—32 acres, J mile from town, and shipping facilities by rail or 3 miles from town, water; good box bouse and small o r ea m erios, aud g o o d s h ip p in g fa barn. It combines nice level bench cilities, which can be had rioht , nnd good bottom land and run on nccount of old age or infirmity ning water for stock; fenced; or of owners, or lack of means, or chard of 72 trees, very thrifty and proper tact for handling; some bearing; light clearing, no green are under mortgage, and must timber; will make valuable borne be sold; some of these can be had for a good man. l o w , and would divide into sev eral choice small homes that can be made very profitable in time 200-acre place, suitable for stock and nice healthy home, with to people who are able to work, plenty of bottom land for hay, and have means and act to han fruit and vegetables, fair biiildiug dle them. and spring water and orchard, Our outside hustler, Mr. R. D. some good saw timber near float Sanford, will take pleasure in I ing water. Will be sold for the giving you information, and (• mere pittance of $1050 on ac showing these properties to j count of age of owners, and dis interested parties. j tance from other conveniences which an old couple require. If Stock is up, you want a stock ranch you can spnre $500 to pay down, cheap, in order to make money better investigate this. easy. We have it, 436 acres on a branch of Coos River, handy to steamer communication, orchards, 79 acres saw limber, 3 miles from Coquille saw mill, and rafting buildings, spring water piped to water; land suitable for grass, the house, 40 to 50 acres bottom fruit and vegetables, when timber land, controls back range. Sev is removed; fine springs, all hill enty head of cattle now for sale. land. Only $6 per acre; time Five dollars per acre gets it, part given with proper security as cash. long As desired, with interest at 20 acres of very rich bottom land 8%. on the bank of Coquille river Dear Coquille City. Will sell 14 acres mostly level bench land, some bottom, light spring and half or all, at a price you can af ford to clear the timber, consis runuing creek, small new house and barn, young trees and vines; ting of Alder, Ash and Myrtle. Must be seen to know its fine a new place, only partly im proved, inside incorporation of quality of soil aud location. Coquille City. Will make a nice 10 Aire» of mostly fino and high home and is very low at $600. ground for residence when subdi vided; near business center of $500—part caah, balance on long Coquille City. Large house and time, or in small pavmenta, will other improvements. An acre or buy 12 lots in the heart of Co two of choice bottom land for quille City, half bottom ground, garden. Mostly wood land, which half high oval bench, suitable for can he utilized to advantage. Only building, trees, etc.; only 5 blocks $1000— which is too cheap, but from postoffice—ut improved. it must be sold soon. •0-Can be improved by actual res $4 25 Both for on ly..................................................................................... $3 50 Weekly Statesman, per year................................................ $1 50 ident at an enormous profit, es 13J Acres of fine lend, half bench Coquille H erald , « « ............. ................................. 2 00 pecially if owner can do moat of and half bottom land, inside of the work himself. Sanford will Coquille City limits; bottom land $3 50 •how you the property.-^ * in meadow and vegetables. Can Both Weeklies one year fo r ............................................................ $2 60 be divided at a profit by right The Statesman will furnish you the Associated Press and State and 24 acres inside city limits of Co party. Only $1100. State Official Courts and Departments News— ALL THE NEWS which quille, 11 of which is the very For rash drag seme, not exceeding most interests you— 24 hours earlier than any S»n Francisco papers. $1000— part down— will buy 160 best of high creek bottom ground, MO feat in length..............................$10 00 Thus your state Daily aud beat home Weekly are furnished to you at less For each additional foot in length the acres, 3J miles from Coquille City, in clean meadow, without auv ob- further flora o f ..................................... 09 than 5 0 cents a month; or the large Weekly Statesman and your H erald with several acres of choice creek atructiona. Moat of the balance For eaeh gill net................................... 9 50 bottom soil above all river over For eaeh aet net ................................... 1 00 for leas than 25 cents per month or leas than 5 cents per week. is level hill land; some cultivated For eaoh pound net. trap or weir......... 15 00 flows, with small new house and on bench ground, fair buildings For each scow fish wheel..................... 15 00 the finest spring branch imagin For each atationarv flab whael........... 96 00 season next preceding the year that and running water; some young lreasurert Notice. able; balance of land is now cov trees and shrubbery; all wall Sec. 17. Any person, firm or the license is applied for does not Notice i. hereby Riven that the followinR ered with good saw limber, which warranta will be paid on preaenia. fenced. Price $2200. corporation engaged in the bnsineaa I exceed 10,000 cases of salmon. 48 oonnty »ion at me office in Coquille City. Oregon: is worth more than we ask for the of caouing fresh salmon in hermet | pounds to the case. Non Ml*; 8 1 ». 8063. Hofa, 805*. 8141. 8143, place as soon as it can be used, and 12 acres more or less inside of Co *146, 8146, 8147. »028, 8000. »SO. All o f the ically sealed tins or cans, in thia Thoee of the second class are above-named warranta were endoreed April is fine grass or fruit land when quille City limits. All well cul state, shall pay a license fee as fol canners whose packs run between 8.1802. No interest will be allowed after timber is removed; one of our tivated creek bottom land, except lows: 10,000 and 15,000 cases; of the Hep tern ber 25, 188«. W . W. H ites, Treasurer. best bargains. a couple of acres nice high finn no third class, between 15,000 snd 20,- Those at tha fin i elaaa. building ground, wall fenced in Heooiid claaa..................... 150 1,1 1 000 esses; of the fourth class, be 11 acres inside incorporate limits of on Thtnl ria,a ...................... ♦ wo parcels, fine stream of water Bandon with house and fencing. Fonrth claaa.................. m i" tween 20,000 and 25,000 cases; of over 40,000 cases. Will sell at sight, or exchange for ^ divides high laud from the low Fifth olaaa...................... . . 3C0 00 ! the fifth class, between 25,000 and When more than one cannery or .. 350 00 Sixth riaaa...................... land, just the place 99 out of other kind of property we caD Seventh olaaa................... .. 400 00 ■ 30,000 cases: of the sixth class, be- plant is operated by the same per every hundred is looking for, in a handle. What have yon to trade ? Eighth claaa..................... .. 450 on ! tween 80,000 and 35,000 cases; of son, firm or corporation, each shall email home, near town, schools, In fact if yon have any property Cannera of tbs first class are those 1 the seventh class, between 35,000 be licensed separately and accord etc. which you wish to sell or trade. whose pack of salmon fish for the I aud 40,000 caaes; of the eighth claaa. ing to its class. $1000—25 acres, \ mile from Coquille City; half level beuch land, choice for fruit or early vegetables; half rich low bottom land, must be drained. Small prune orchard thereon in full bearing,woll fenced, and only little expense required to put all in cultivation; no buildings except small barn. Easy terms of payment. ! § fiK W Roys two lots in Coquille ^ City: Rood sitnatinn. T w o good residence loti, sightly | "*■ location. $150 fo r both. 15 Acres—One mile from rail- road depot and steamer landing in Oeqoille City; bottom nnd bench land; \ Hprmtf brnneb: fenced, but no buildings; choice location; $400 ensh. §3000 ® ancl1 *n California t p iA V W for n on Coquille river. For particular» call »t Ibe Herat J Land .k Loan Co's office. A Choice Business Lot, near R. R. depot, river Umfing nnd in hnainea» oenter oi Coquille City. Price $1000. §450 acres for 8n,e nt ^ w w this price; improvements ore worth $1000, to be given away. Q Q Acres — Half level bench; hitlnnoe choice bottom land cleared; spring branch for water for stock; small house, % mile from incorporate limits o f Coquille City; has fine view o f town $tad valley, also steamer and cars. $1160. 1 1 / Acre in Coquille City, new 2-story house o f 7 rooms; closets and porches; bam , ohickenhonse, garden, good spring close to house, young orchard nnd small fruit ; pasture for cow, e t c .a l l cleared and fenced. A bargain. O n n A CRES— The best Dairy Ranch in the State; no wait« land; all high land; 1 mile river front, close to town; 6 acres orchard, fine fruit; 100 acres open land, ready for cultivation, fenced and cross-fenced; a new 2-story house, an J new 2-story barn. To T bads —For »fa rm near Coquille City. A bouse and lot in Floresville, Texas, worth $1200, or 240 acres o f land—40 aeres im- roved, house insured for $400; all fenced; > miles from San Antonio, Texas. Or 100 aerrsin western Nebraska, adjoining Grant, county seat of Perkins county. Consider able improvements on this place; a well that oost $W)0. For further information, oh 11 at the H bbald office. S OR SALE—297 acres o f land; fiO acres bottom, mostly all cleared and in culti F vation, well fenced; balance bench land; 40 acres pasture; 290 fruit trees o f fir«»t class fruit; l acre small fiuit; 7-foom house, in good condition; plenty o f water handy; large barn and stable witb wagonshed; workshop, wood house, dairyhouse, smoke house and other outbuildings. Stock and farming utensils also for sale. Situated on main road, near public river landing; handy to school. Prioe very low. We have the best land, best 200 A C R E S —On an arm of location, and baat improved •mall farm in tha Coqoilla valla,, ia in- aide property, in one o f the nioeat tow n! in Cooa oonnty. If von want tha very bee» at price» anJ term» that are an object and have $3000 to »SOHO to inveat in a home that ia a Joy forever, and mean beaineas. write na for exact deacription and terraa o f optional paymonta. Oooa Bay: part very rich creek ; bottom land; aandy loam: honae and two barn»: R o o d orchard a: araall frnita: fencinR; the flneet apringa iuaRinable riRht at honae and barn, anfficient for never (ailing power for amall machinery if deaired; oat- aide rar se on hill land. Bottom land thar- jo a ih ly cleared. Cattle, Loraee, fowl», ina- • plroienta and fnrnitare, all lncinded, at f.VWO.