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Newspaper Page TextCHOICE estuili* Cits T U E S D A Y , F E B . 21. V l . l t D R . J O R D A N 'S o r . . . è M 1899. Clubbing I Offers. Church Directory. I f . E. ch u rch , south- -regular services ea ch Pundny m orning and evening. by the pastor, E . L. F itch . R ev. R o b t. E nnis. P resbyterian, will o c cu p y the pulpit at the Cbristiun church in t h is o ity the 3d and 4th Sundays o f each m o n th . All are oordially in v ite d . One ot tne largest and best of the Illustrated Maguziucs, which lias now for three years claimed that it possesses tho largest clientele of intelligent, thoughtful read ers reached by any publication, daily, weekly or monthly, in the world. Thrice-a-Week I I 7 a i »1 i l t ^ metropolitan paper (almost, in f*ct' a daily, giving 8000 New York II 01 III . columns a year) Cosmopolitan: L O C A L IT E M S . ORDINANCE NO. 39. An Ordinance to Repeal Ordinance No. 34, Entitled an Ordinance to Accept First Street from Property Owners. The The Town o f Coquille City doe* ordain as follows: I f A l* 0 1 il • COQUILLE CITY Section 1. That Ordinance Number 34, entitled, An Ordinance to Accept First Street from Property Owners, be, and tho same is, hereby repealed. Ayes—Cecil, Rich, Nosier and Johnson; nays—none. Approved this 13th day of February, 1899. IV. S. PERRY, Chairman o f Board. Attest: W. E. M c D iffee , Auditor and Clerk. HU did. The Official County paper, All three for one year only $2.85 OR IF YOU PREFER, LAST AND BEST, we will send the. . . . COSMOPOLITAN..................$1.00 and the . COQUILLE CITY H E R A L D ................. 2.00, and the f / / / g System o f S elf Instruction in Bookkeeping ..................................... The Town <f Coquille City does ordain as follows: Section 1. That section number two of Ordinance Number 35, be, and the same is, hereby repealed. Section 2. That any person or persons wishing to obtain a li cense to maintain, operate or run a bowling alley within the cor porate limits of the town of Coquille City, Coos county, Oregon, shall make application to the board of tr ustees of said towu for such license, and shall pay for said license, when granted, the sum of twenty-five dollars per annum, payable in advance; and no li cense shell be granted for a shorter period than six months. Adopted Feb. 13, 1899. Ayes—Cecil, Rich, Nosier, Johnson; nays— none. Approved Feb. 13, 1899, W. S. PERRY, President of Board. Attest; W. E. M c D u f f e e , Auditor and Clerk. $ 2.00 (Containing 21 blank books, form books, cheek books, etc.- —about 5 pounds of printed blanks and instruc tions—giving full and complete self-instruction in a practical way, that anyone can understand, at so small n cost of time and money) all tor only ............ ................. Three Kniom V I T A L I T Y I Evening Telegram: A cold L O S T V IG O R AND M A N H O O D blooded buxincsH propi sition com Cures Iin potency, Night Emissions and ussimi ,1001 tUIXXTST.brt.ltkt 71», l.f.CiL I 1 wasting diseases, all effects o f self- Tfa* Largas i , f u . H a d ja $ U W orld . abuse, or excess and indis W o M f continually adding new specimens cretion. A nerve tonic and mm * and Uaru how wonderfully sou are made id how ta avoid sickness and disease. I f you blood builder. Brings the (for from any o f the ills o f uien. come to (be pink glow to pale cheeks and joldssl Specialist on Uia Pacific Coast, l»K j o u n 4 * P H IY A T K D IH B A H N restores the lire o f youth. C ou m ltati»n free and st> l««ly private. Treatm ent person By mail ROc per box; O boxes ally or h r letter. N v P n i L I l l thoroughly eradicated from tin- arsititi w ithout using M e r e w r y , for $12.50; with n w ritten guaran • V i h i n v t appi tin g to us will n c e ir a oar honest opinion o f his oomplnint. tee to cu r e o r refund the money. •Vs will tiu a m n tee a P O S I T I V E C U B E in n e r e t e s t | sea iindrrtnkr.. or f'vrfeit Omet T h o t s I » « l l a s r w . Hook— l*hllo*op li.y o f M u r r in i« , m il « n r»*a i A valuable honk for men. ) I Writ« for D B . JU B D .IN A ro.JOftl Market 8k A. F. | pels 200,090 horses to perish from starvation in eastern Oregou this winter. These poor animals nre now of no value to their owners, aud thsir carcasses will fatten the despicable coyotes. A few more years of such treatment of Oregon horses will extirpate the great herds N E R V ITA M E D IC A L C O . j now graduullv diminishing, nud it Clinton A Jackson Sts., C H IC A G O , ILL . I may he possible that stockmen will then be forced to import some. For sale by C o julllo Pharm acy. T H E $ 1.00 hauqiered people’s newspaper in Coos county. ORDINANCE NO. 40. An Ordinance to Amend Section No. 2 of Ordinance No. 35, Rola- ntive to Licensing Bowling Alleys; and to Repeal Section No. 2 of Said Ordinance No. 35. $ 1.00 of Anatomy 1 NERVI M Herald Land Loai) Go. (HERALD BUILDING) - Coquille City, Oregon. 1-75 $ 2 .7 5 For little more than the price of one«^“ B uys and S ells your R eal E state and anything else you wish to dispose of. M akes L oans and I nvestments for you. L ents or L eases your farm or city property. W r ite u s if you want rn A gent iu this oouuty nnd at tho county scat hen asking information, give the number of the piece inquired __ _______________about corresponding with the number iu this list. some large farms 1 to land. Timber reserved for 6years . _______ 3 miles from town, removal. Five acres cleared on creameries, and good shipping fa This is the best offer ever made by any newspaper. bottom; fine spring branch; fair cilities, which can be had i u o h t , house and barn, other improve We will give ou accouut of old age or infirmity ments. Only $800. Good terms The Twice-a-Week Republic, of owners, or lack of means, or of payment. A lo n e lo r 91 ■ y e a r . proper tact for handling; some No. 11.— A splendidly improved 160- And the New and Superb are under mortgage, aud must acre farm, joining creamery, post, be sold; some of these cau be bad A LL TO YOU ONE YEAR REPUBLIC SUNDAY MAGAZINE, office and school. Splendid build l o w , and would divide into sev A U s e for $1.35 a j m r i | i POSTAGE PAID FOR ings, fences, orchard and soil, nil ! com plete num bers, 18 larpe pages ea ch of® *, eral choice small homes that can in fiue order; part choice bottom ch oicest illustrations nnd m iscellaneous be made very profitable in time reading that m oney can buy.T land, cleared and cultivated, or in to people who are able to work, clover; good water for house and Coquille City HERALD, A'";V»rr; ** nnd have means and act to han stock; bench mainly cleared T h e Inrgest, best and on ly independent dle them. P eople’ s Paper in C oos C ounty, nnd in grass, balance in fine tim ber. $6000; all cash down. If you want a business lot at a rea ®a5“ When you renew your subscription do nut lose sight “Y£® Twenty selected cows, tools, furni sonable figure the Herald Land IftsT* of this splendid offer. “Ygft ture and fowls, and everything Co. can supply you. ready to work with, for sale sep If you think of embarking in the arately aud reasonably. grocery or general store business, our Mr. Sanford can give you in Stock is up, you want a stock ranch chea/>, iu order to make money formation whero good bargains easy, We have it, 436 acres on a can be secured in those lines that branch of Coos River, handy to will no doubt save you money. FOR steamer communication, orchards, Our outside hustler, Mr. R. D.'Y buildings, spring water piped to $ i . #0 A Sanford, will take pleasure in | the house, 40 to 50 acres bottom The subscription price of giving you information, and }■ DEMORERT’S land, controls back range. Sev is reduced to #1 a year. showing these properties to ] enty head of cattle now for sale. DEMOREST’S contain« more matter, artistic, interested parties. Five dollars per acre gets it, part scientific, «octal and practical than any othor on e cash. m agazine contains. No. 1.—A 7-acre home, 1 mile from It is a m agazine fo r the whole fam ily. town, partly improved with house 160 Acres— Dairy Farm, with sub It gives as m uch general matter ns a n exclusively literary m agazine. and outbuildings; living stream stantial buildings, fences, orchard, 11 treats household topics as fu lly as a strictly dom es of water; part choice beaver-dam tic journal. engine, cream separator, cows, It gives as m uch interesting m atter fo r you ng people bottom land, part bench land, good tools, some furniture and crojis on ns a strictly you ng people's p u b lica tio n ........It gives for hay, pasture fruit, vegetables, hand ready for immediate busi ns m uch fash ion news as a strictly fash ion p a p e r ... poultry. Buildings new; $600— ___ It is beau tifa lly printed, illustrated, and care ness, for less than $5000. Finely fu lly edited. part cash, long time on balance. watered and not far from steamer D E M O R E S T ’ S M A G A ZIN E Fash ion D epartm ent is in every way far ahead o f that landing. con ta in ed in auy other p u b lica tion . Subscribers are entitled each m onth to patterns No. 2.— 80 acres on Bear creek, WORTH $4.25, j 1 0 n ly $ 3 .0 0 Coos Bay News. Tom Stillwell, of Hails creek, Mrs. Rood will commence teach visited Coquille last Thursday. ing a term of school at North Bend Hon. 8. H. Hazard, o f Empire, on the 27tb. had legal business nt Coquille I rb I Word was received last week that Wednesday. Mrs. Capt. Littlefield had died at Departures from Marshfield on the asylum at Salem. Alex Hall aud Isaac Landrith Weeott, for San Francisco, Feb. 12: Mrs. A. U. Aiken, R. J. McNa have received the contract for the street improvement. Their hid was mara, H. J. Stratford. A celebration was beld at Salem $893. It is the intention to launch the last Wednesday, lu houor of the new vessel (M anila), being built 40th anniversary of the admission nt North Bend, on the 11th of next o f Oregou to statehood. month. Comrade N. W. Moon, of Fair- Trains are bringing logs from view, visited Coquille on business the Coquille at a lively rate, aud it last week aud speut a day or two is said there will soon be enough as the guest of bis son C. L. Moon on hand to insure the starting ot and family. tho Empire mill in the near future. Rev. T. B. Ford, o f Eugene, has, F. E. and Eli Clayton— the Clay ton Bro’s who established the sbin- sufficiently recovered from the re glemill on Fishtrap, were down on sults of his serious accident as to business last Tuesday. Their mill permit o f his being wheeled about He ex is leased now, and being run by the streets in his chair. pects, ere long, to be able to walk. other parties. --- -------- ........................... ........ The smnllcst thing may exert the C h n m li.-rln lii’M « » n u l l l l n n r i l y A I- o f the latest fashions in wom an’ s attire, at n o cost to them other than that n eces known as the Bickford Bartlett sary fo r postage nnd wrapping. greatest influence. De Witt’s Lit w » j* P n i i c « E IT r f l i l « l . place, good timber and bottom tle Early Risers are nnequaled for u '^ u . There are no better medicines on NO BETTER C H R IS T M A S land combined; spring branch; overcoming constipation and liver the market than Chamber tain’s. ¿-iFTterait $1 by m oney order, registered letter or ch eck to will be sold at a bargain, as owner troubles. Small pill, best pill, snfe We have used the Cough Remedy DEMOREST’S MAGAZINE, 110 Fifth Avenue, New York City. is nonresident; will make a good pill. R. 8. Knowlton. when all others failed, and in every home when improved for a man OR THE HERALD’S Al Departures for Portland by Al instnnee it proved effectual. with small capital who would turn most daily we hear the virtues of ] liance, Feb. 11: Milton Hirst, L. labor into value. Parker, Edw. Abernethy, Courad Chamberlain’s remedies No. 3.— A good substantial house, Haguist, Thus. Holland, Jno lMoin- thoHo who have used them. This is For Prompt Subsriptions »sir Both One Year for Only $ 2 .2 5 . nearly new, lot 50x100 feet, in uist, Jno. Ellerby, C. Miller, J. not an empty puff, paid' lor at so Send your subscriptions to this office. heart of town nnd near business luubnr, Alex Johusou, W. 8. Run much a line, but is voluntarily given center, will be sold for $G50, which iu good faith, in tlie hope that suf yon. Geo. Parker. T hrice-a-W eek Edition. is low, considering location and fering humnuity may try there rem Uncle Charley Dietz, of Myrtle quality. edies and, like the writer, be bene WEST F A P E U Point, one of the early settlers in fited.—From the Glenville (W. Va.) L O W E S T P R IC E No. 4.— Small house and large lot, 156 Papers a Year for Oue Dollar 1 this valley and of our best citizens, Pathfinder. For sale by R. S. on edge of town, at a sacrifice; was in this city Inst Thursday, the The T hrice-a-W eek W orld is ns good as a D aily Knowlton. at tho price o f a weekly, and w ith you r Inrgest cheapest home in town nnd desir first visit to the new county sent. I The Thriee-a-Week World nnd best locnl paper, g iv in g all yon r County able place for any one not in busi Uncle Charley has just recovered nnd State news, is equal to n daily nnd weekly i and Coquille City Herald at only the prioe o f n w eekly—$2.25. ness and only wanting a home. fiom a protracted sick spell. ▼ Together One Year T he W orld prints tho news o f all the world, h a y $200 gets it. ing special correspon den ce from all im portant Arrivals by Areata, Feb. 12: Capt. « f o r O nly $ 2 .2 5 .y > news points on the globe. I t has brilliant No. 5.—4 lots, two of them choice A. Reed, P. Heunessey, H. Mc illustrations, stories by great authors, a capital garden land; good house and barn, Pherson, 8. E. Johnson, J. Len, humor page, com plete markets, departm ents for the household and w om en ’s work and olher large woodhouse, trees and run Mrs. Wbitwell, J. Whit well, Mrs. special departments o f anusual interest. ning blanch; 5 blocks from court Isaacs, W. E. Ilackleff, W. While, house in Coquille, $550. ANI1FACTITUE T H E C E L E B R A T E D The regular subscription price o f both papers is $3; we will send Mrs. Wilson, Miss Wilson, Mrs. J. - • U E A l l T I f ” A utom atic P upil«' both cne year for only $2.25—or at the rate of about Wilson, MisB B. Wilson, VV. W il No. 6.—An undivided j interest in 1 cent each, postage prepaid. son, H. J. Campbell. a good farm near Myrtle Point; will be sold very low by a non Brett Clark left Coquille last resident; othor interests might be Wednesday for San ¿'rancisco. secured at a bargain also, on ac H e expects to join a regular regi count of other interests demand ment of Uncle Sam’s soldiers and ing their attention. Property this time get sent somewhere— to THERE ARE TYPEW RITERS in great variety known ns the Hoffman ranch, at the Philippines or some other sea but there is only one Leader and that is the junction of South and Middle port— having spent bis late volun Forks of Coquille river; fine land. teer service in California, fST DEMOREST’S famiiij MAGAZINE YEAR. extolled by | ßFBät S] 16 CÌ(ll Glllt)t)Ìll| Oftf and DEMOREST’S MAGAZINE. i NEW YORK WORLD, S Tie IDNEY chool Furniture Co M D E S K S , a These are dangerous times for the health. Croup, colds aud throat troubles lead rapidly to Consump tion A small bottle of One Min ute Cough Onre used at the right time will preserve life, health and a large amount of money. Pleas ant to take; children like it. R. S. Knowlton. Arrivals by Alliance from Sau Francisco, Feb. 11: Clins. Sned don and wife, Miss E. Barnum, H. Hongell, H. O. Wider», Mrs. 8. E. Turner, H. N. Tyrrell, C. Brnwn- stiu. P. A. Rook. H. W. McCullnm, Q. H. McCoy, Mrs. R. Tyrrell and two children, Mrs. W. U. Russ, W. H. Ruaa, James Henry, W. Henry. —---------» «»* ------------ Catarrh Cannot be Cured J 1ST A WORD ...J E W E T T ... and all furniture necessary fo r the S cnool- room . Every desk o f this com pany’ s m an u factu re is w arranted, and any part that becom e« broken or unfit for use during that tim e will be duplicated without charge. W rite fo r circular« and prices to M R S. NOHA A. M eEW EN, A :e t t fo r C oo« county. Coouilie C ity. Oregon. B L A R E T S n Isrg* stock o f h e w , A l l -W ool M\ hts - t il l s C A L lF O llN lA B L A N K E T », n o « offered below Mill orice«, * . they were hunch! b efore the rise in wool W e n .n ie onlv « few. » " M e n t i o n this paper and we'll imv freigh t on imrehaaoa oyer 9 1 0 to any liti, station In C aliforn ia. W ith LOO A I, A P P L IC A T IO N S , as they enitnot reach the Beat o f tin* disease. Ca tarrh is a M ood or constitntional disease, and in order to cure it you must take inter C O LO R. W K toH T . «IÏR nal rem edies. H a ll's Catarrh Curods taken Mottle«!, 1> pou nd«, 9 •• rt\ an internally, and sots directly on the blood Navy, 10 •• 72*«« and mucus surface«. H a irs Catarrh Cure So« riet, M " T**».. is not i .|tiMck ineilicini' It WMPTiW ribcd Gray, 4 «1*01 b y one o f the best n k j f M m i in this coun 1« •* «0*94 7 •• ««*81 try for year«, «m l is a recular prescription. 10 M T2*«4 It is com posed o f in® best tonics known, c o t .. ton , T o rso com bined with the lw»st Mood purifiers, act* sjrts 1 nil d irectly on the m ucous surfaces. The »re b y the pair. Send Prie perfect com bin ation o f the two ingredients Itxw b la n k e t, «te n t-n rie price«. is whnt produces *och wonderful results in i curing Catarrh. Send for testim onials free. | F .4 . CH EN EY A C O.. Props., T oled o. O. Sold by druggist«, price 75o. 4 No. 7.— A valuable stock ranch on unsurveyed land; squatter’s right; good improvements and a splen did plnoe, but a long ways from town. $1000 will buy it. LIGHTEST TOUCH, SIMPLEST A STRONGEST PERMANENT >fo. 8.— 32 acres all choice river bot ADJUSTMENT, tom land, with all necessary build UNIVERSAL ings, fences and trees; thrifty KEYBOARD, young orchard of 50 trees, market varieties; 16 acres cultivated; bal ----- Most Satisfactory- ance willow land, uncleared; on the river liank, J mile from Arago postoffice and creamery. All It is a com b in a tion o f the Dent fea tu re, o f the oth er sta n d a rd m achines. I f yon fine clover and other grass land. w ant an nbnolntrly a .ti.fa e to r y w riting m achine yon sh cn ld try this one. All other $2500— half down. m akes o f typewriters rented and «rid . F.ipert repairing nnd p a r t , end p la te n , for nil m achines. T ypew riter nnd office supplies and specialties. D on it fa il to try e W ebster 'S ta r " R ib b o n fo r you r m achine ana the M ulti Kopy Carb.'U. W rite u«. thev want in T H E N A T IO N A L LAND for » s i of particulnrlv dirtv nnd ragged-look- L i s t . I t in ja m fnll o f special bargains ing lot, and double locks were put »n d offer* o f exchange, »in g le copies by No. 10 — 80 acres, 1J miles from Coquille; a few acres creek bot SMITH'S CASH STORE. on barns iuu I cbiukto-bousi*« iluriujj mail 10 ce n i». Aihlrv.^- ih e N ational Land tom, balance green timber bench 25-27 Market street. S. F. their stay. l.i ,1 I’ tihlishirig C o .O re m Knlge. M issouri. 24 acres inside city limits of Co quille, 11 of which is the very best of high creek bottom ground, in clean meadow, without any ob structions. Most of the balance is level hill land; some cultivated ou bench ground, fair buildings and running water; some young trees and shrubbery; all well fenced. Price $2200. Dairy aud Stock Farm of 240 acres, only 3 miles from Coquille City. It has an excellent combi nation of low moist pasture and meadow land, and upland pasture with some good timber. Is an estate property and run down some by being rented out, and will be sold at the low price of $12.50 per acre, subject to an order of sale by the court. Title perfect and is an excellent bargain for any per manent dairy or stock man. 12 acres more 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 high land from the low land, just the place 99 out of every hundred is looking for, in n srunll home, near towu, schools, etc. $1000 buys a neat borne and large grounds near the business center $1000—25 acres, J mile from Coquille o f town. City; half level bench land, choice for fruit or early vegetables; half 20 acres of very rich bottom land rich low bottom land, must be on the bank of Coquille river drained. Small prune orchard near Coquille City. Will sell thereon iu full bearing,well fenced, half or nil, at a price you can af nud only little expense required to ford to clear the timber, consis put all in cultivation; no buildings ting of Alder, Ash nnd Myrtle. except small barn. Easy terms of Must be seeu to know its fine payment. quality of soil and location. 13J Acres of fine land, half bench q iw o good residence lots, sightly and half bottom land, inside of location. $150 f o r both . Coquille City limits; bottom land T w o fine level corner Lot*, near the Aoad- em y, in C oqnille City, fo r $110. in meadow nnd vegetables. Can T w o L ots on c o r n u near the C onrthona., be divided at a profit by right ch eap fo r cash. party. Only $1100. 11 acres inside incorporate limits of Bandon with house and fencing. Will sell at sight, or exchange for other kind of property we can handle. Whnt have you to trade ? In fact if you have any property which you wish to sell or trade. $1350—32 acres, J mile from town, and shipping facilities by rail or water; good box bouse and small barn. It combines nice level bench and good bottom land and run ning water for stock; fenced; or chard of 72 trees, very thrifty and bearing; light clearing, no green timber; will mnke valuable homo for a good man. F o o r Lota in bn hi ness pnrt o f town fo r $1000; usual size, 50x100 feet. 6 fine lteflidenco L o t ., 8 block* from busi ness center o f C oquille for $480; tim e Riven i f you want to bnild. » ix beautiful B uilding Lota near tha Courthouse fo r $900. S P L E N D ID L O T in C oqnille C ity, 100 feet fron t by 685 feet deep, half fino garden nnd pasture on the creek bot tom , half bench lnhd fa cin g sonth, gettin g benefit o f the enn. Hninll box honse o f several room s, outbuildings, yon ng trees, etc., running spring, branch at fo o t o f hilt crosses p lace; will Bell on part jw j down, if desired, ns owner does not nesd the m oney. It is offered at $500 for a abort time, nnd yon will miaa it i f yon fa il to investigate thia A I ^ " W e have m any other Lota, Houses and L ota, and Itanehea to show yon. n ot above enum erated, if yon mean buaineas, and oar M r. S anford w ill look ont for yonr interest, i f von tell him as near as m ay be nst what yon desire and wish to invest, so le can act intelligently for yon. t 10 Asres ot mostly tine and high ground for residence when subdi J K Acres—One mile from rail- road d#*pot and stenmer landing in vided; near business center of q n ille C ity; bottom and bench land; Coquille City. Large house and O «prin^ branch : fenced, b a t no buildings; other improvements. An acre or ch oice loca tion ; $400oa«h. two of choice bottom land for ?a h garden. Mostly wood land, which S ^ 3 0 0 0 v fo r D a C ranch on Coqn tile can be utilized to advantage. Only river. F or particulars call at the H erald Land A L oan C o’s office. $1000— which is too cheap, but A Choice Business Lot, near R it must be sold soon. river landing and in basineaa 79 acres saw timber, 3 miles from center H. o depot, f C oqaille City. P rice $1000. Coquille saw mill, and rafting water; land suitable for grass, 2 0 0 A C R ES— 'The best Dairy anch in the Htate; n o wants fruit and vegetables, when timber land: nil high R land; 1 m ile river fron t, clone is removed; fine springs, all hill to tow n; H acres orchard, fine frn it; 100 acre« open land, ready cu ltivation, land. Only $6 per acre; time fenced and crosa-fencect; for a new 2-story given with proper security as house, an J new 2-story barn. long as desired, with interest at T T T p have the best land, best 8 % . locu tion , and beat im proved 14 acres mostly level bench land, •mall farm in the Coqnille valley, in in side property, in one o f the nicest tow ns in some bottom, light spring and C o o sco n n ty . I f you want the very best running creek, small new house at prices n n j terms that are an ob ject and $.oi0ti0 to $6000 to invest in a hom e and barn, young trees and vines; have that is a jo y forever, and mean business, a new place, only partly im write ns fo r exact description aud terms o f proved, inside incorporation of ' optional paym ent«. A C R E S —On an arm o t Coquille City. Will make a nice Coos B ay; part very rich creek home aud is very low at $600. X o. 9.— I f you want cheap land, here it is: 160 acres 4 miles from postoffice, store, creamery and PORTLAND, OREGON 266 STARK STREET, stenmer facilities; several acres rich creek bottom, though narrow; I ke U . ' l L is i. balance rolling hi lie— good grass Portland Eveniog Telegram: A C U T PR ICK land when brush is slashed and party of about 16 gypsies, five bears ♦ a no 0 no land seeded; 80 acres open. b e e n I T he on ly sennino resi e s u l e p ’ per pub aud " a monkey, which have .... w oo Buildings and finest spring water 14 no camped near Gravel Hill, east of lished in A m erica. » direniate* in every 3 no __$650. $300 cash; balance can Woodlawn, departed Monday, to the •tate in the V n ion . Partiva interested in . 13.00 «no joy of farmers and others living in buying, selling or exch a n g in g land, mer l>e paid iu labor clearing other $500—part cash, balance on long ...... « so time, or in small payments, will rhainlise or other property w ill hud whnt land $75 each year. 11W the neighborhood. They wore a COAST AGENCY COMPANY. from postoffice—ur improved. JiaF-C’an 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.-*« 200 j bottom land: sandy loam ; honse and tw o barns: good orchards: small fru its; fen cin g; the tinesf springs im aginable right at ; house and barn, sufficient f«ir never fa ilin g t power fo r small m achinery if d esired ; ont- ; side rai pe ou hit’ land. Bottom tan d th or- ' oHzhly clea red . C attle, horses, fow ls, im - (dements and furniture, all included, at 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 | $.wU0.