Coquille City herald., February 28, 1899, Image 4

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W e have peace, and those
who are sorely afflicted with
N E U R A L G IA
8 T . JACOBS O IL
LO*,'AL ITEM S
G. F. B ou I p II, district clork,
begun taking the school census lust
Death of A. J. M. Campbell.
week.
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Th* Urftii of in klod la IU World.
Wo aro oontiuualty alnmt new specimens.
>m«nn<t leoru h o » woudt-riulij you ore undo
id how io avoid si. km as auJ disease. If you
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I oldest SpeelaLsl ou ibo Pacific Cooai,
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11 • ®ne °* th® largest nnd best of the
illustrated Magazines, which 1ms
ft
now for three years claimed that
it possesses the largest clientele of intelligent, thoughtful read­
ers reached by any publication, daily, weekly or monthly, in
the world.
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will have peace from pain and
a perfect cure by using
Ji NERVJTA
DR. JORDAN’S
Museum of Anatomy
Offers.
VERSUS
Church Directory.
M . E. ch oroh, nouth--regular services
each yandu y niorniiiK aud evening. by the
pastor,
E. L. F itch .
Hev. R obt. Ennis. Presbyterian, will oc-
tupy the pnlpit at the Christian church in
this city the ill and 4th Sundays o f each
niouth. All are cordially invited.
CHOICE
PEACE
PAIN
’ T U E SD A Y . FEB. 28. IS'.i'j.
V is it
Couxullai 'iifrr* M d M i'O tly private. T n a tiu cu i p. rson ’
olly or lay L iter. N T P M i L l W thoroughly «radicated .
( H n lb** OT.n m without U'liig M w r r s a r s ’,
O VI MY MAM appi ring Io lia will
fehlest .
, ,.f hts oompUiot.
V IT A L IT Y
L O S T V IG O R
AND M A N H O O D
Cures Impotcncy, Night Emissions and
wasting diseases, all effects of self­
abuse, or excess and indis­
cretion. A nerve tonic and
blood builder. Brings the
pink glow to pale cheeks and
restores the fire of youth.
jEym i;150c per box; O boxes
for
with a written guaran­
tee to cure o r refund the money.
N ER V ITA M ED IC A L CO.
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Clinton A Ja ck son S ts., CHICAGO, ILL.
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W* vili (¡uar.mtt* • rostrrrw crux In srsr* raj« ’
os NH.f'rMfa>. or fur frit Ila« Thooxaad (»„llitra. .
o f S a r r lH g f, !
aun «P rosa
I A valuable hook for mon. I
F or sal© by C oqu ille Pharm acy.
A. J. Johnston, the forestry man
of Oregon, recently returned to
Portland from a mouth’s trip uloug
the Oregon coast, inspecting the
forestry conditions of that locality.
Iu addition to other discoveries, he
says he found a number of tine red­
wood forests in Oregon, at least 10
miles this side of the California line.
For a long lime it has been claimed
that no redwood could be found in
this stute. Mr. Juliusou’s discovery
puts an end to all doubt along this
line.
Writ# for I’ » k - l ’ h l l t i s o p h v
D B . J O I ! l ) 4 V i t « '« ».. IÛ&I Mark et ÖL 8. P. (
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A. J. M. Campbell died this T h rice-a -W eek Y l W l l l *
A metropolitan paper (almost,
Last Thursday brought showers morning at the home of his sou,
New
York
11 0 1 M l .
»» fact,a daily,giving 8000
$1,00
o f raiu, hail and sunshine, succes­ Capt, Cliff
columns a year)
Campbell,
South
sively through the day.
Marshfield, after a lingering illness.
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11 A «•. | ! j ] • The ortic' Rl County paper,
Mrs. John Snyder, of Marshfield, Mr. Campbell was born iu New
$2.00
spent several days with her parents, ! Yory city in June, 1815. He was COQUILLE CITY
Mr. and Mrs. YV. \V. Hayes, last a machinist by trade, aud conducted hampered people’s newspaper in Coos county.
a business in Brooklyn for 25 years.
week.
Jack W ood moved back to his He came to San Francisco in 1868 j
rauch, on the North Fork, Inst land the following year came to
Wednesday, after a residence of a Coos bay, where lie has sinca
resided. Since coming here, lie OR IF YOU PREFER, LAST AND REST,
couple of yearn in town.
has been principally engaged in
wo will send the. . . . COSMOPOLITAN,............... *100
Washington Day was poorly the steamboat busiuesä.
He built
and the..CO QU ILLE CITY H E R A L D .......... ...2 .0 0 ,
observed in Coquille. There was the steamers Juno, Comet and
nnd the Ellis System o f S elf Instruction in
no school, the mill closed down, and Fawn; was owner o f the Mink, and
Bookkeeping
1-75
but two flags were floated from part owner of ih e - steamer Coos.
B uys nnd S ells your R eal E state and anything else you wish to
(Containing 21 blnnk books, form books, check books,
private residences.
dlSp(>86 of.
Mr. Campbell was the father of etc.- -about 5 pounds of printed blanks nnd instruc­
The smallest thiyg may exert the seven children, five of whom are
M akes L oans nnd I nvestments for you.
tions—giving full aud complete self-instruction in a
greatest influence. De Witt's Lit­ living—George and Cliff, Marsh­
R ents or L eases your farm or city property.
practical wax', that anyone can understand, at so small
tle Early Risers are unequnled for field; Mary Frauces Yau Houten,
YVrito us if you want m A gent iu this county and at the county sent
$ 2 .7 5
overcoming constipation and liver New Jeriey; Leuora Campbell, a cost of time and money) ail lor only............ ................
»•()"• YY hen asking information, give the number of tho piece inquired
troubles. Small pill, best pill, safe Marshfield; Albert P., Azuza, Cal.
__ _____________ about corresponding with the number in this list.
pill. it. S. Knowlton.
His oldest son, Albert B. Camp­
some largo farms 1 to
G eo. Schroeder, for several sea­ bell, was acting chief engineer on
land. Timber reserved for tiyenrs
from postoffice—ur improved.
3 miles from town,
sons manager at tlie Arago cream­ the Monitor iu her famous battle
removal. Five acres cleared on ftaS-Can be improved by nctunl res­
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with
the
Merrimac.
Mr.
Campbell
creameries, aud good shipping fa­
M i l l .
This is the best offer ever made by any newspaper.
ery, bat latterly merchandising at
bottom; fine spring branch; fail-
ident at an enormous profit, es­
cilities, which can be had rioht ,
Bandoo, has been tendered and was well known to the old residents
house and barn, other improve­
YVe will give
pecially if owner can do most of
o
f
this
section,
aud
bore
the
repu­
ou account of old age or infirmity
accepted the management o f the
ments. Only $800. Good terms
the work himself.
Sanford will
of oxvners, or lack of means, or
creamery at Lake, up near the tation of an honorable, ataiglit-for- The Twice-a-Week Republic,
of payment.
show you the property.
ward
mnD,
thoroughly
reliable
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proper
tnct
for
handling;
some
Umpqua.
No. 11.— A splendidly improved 160- 24 acres inside city limits of Co­
all business dealings, and was And the New and Superb
fl
9
are under mortgage, and must
acre farm, joining creamery, post-
These are dangerous times for highly esteemed by a large circle
quille, 11 of which is the very
bo sold; some of these can bo had
REPUBLIC
SUNDAY
MAGAZINE,
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a l l to you one y e a r
the health. Croup, colds and throat of friends nud acquaintances.—
office nnd school. Splendid build­
best of high creek bottom ground,
l o w , and would divide into sev­
Alone
Tor
«1.35
n
jon
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POSTAGE
PAID
FOR
ings, fences, orchard and soil, all
troubles lead rapidly to Consump­ Coos Bay News.
in clean meadow, without anv ob­
[52 com p lete numbers, 18 large paces each o f ^ \
eral choice small homes that cau
in fine order; part choice bottom
tion
A small bottle of One Min­
choicest illustrations and m iscellaneous
M
structions. Most of the bulnnce
be made very profitable in time
reading that m oney can buy.i
y
w
hv
land, cleared nnd cultivated, or in
ute Cough Cure used at the right
is level hill land; some cultivated
DEATH OF MRS. J. M. DAVIS.
to people who are able to work,
clover; good water for house and
time will preserve life, health and a
on bench ground, fair buildings
Coos Bay News: The funeral of Coquille City HERALD,
and have means and act to han­
stock;
bench mainly cleared
large amount of money.
Pleas­ Mrs. J. M. Davis, of Coos river, took
T h e largest, best and only independent
1
ft ft ft w
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and running xvater; some young
dle them.
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Paper
in
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ounty,
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and in grass, balance in fine tim­
ant to take; children like it.
U. S. placo at Marshfield on Sunday.
trees and shrubbery; all well
ber.
$6000; all cash down.
Knowlton.
If you want a business lot at a rea­
fenced. Price $2200.
Services were conducted nt the resi­
I®*® When you renew your subscription do not lose sight “tsBU
Twenty
selectedcoxvs,
tools,
furni­
sonable figure the Herald Land
of this splendid offer, ““©ft
A large crowd o f folks went to dence of YV. B. Curtis, South Marsh­
ture nnd foxvls, and everything Dairy and Stock Farm of 240
Co. can supply you.
Myrtle Point last Wednesday to field, by Kev. YV. Horsfall, after
acres, only 3 miles from Coquille
ready to work with, for sale sep­
take ill the YVcodmen’s ball. Our which the remains, followed by a
If you think of embarking in the
arately and reasonably.
City. It has an excellent combi­
baud also took part, 1(5 strong, large concourse of mourning rela­
grocery or general store business,
nation of loxv moist pasture and
our Mr. Sanford can give you in­ Stock is up, you want a stock ranch
while the boat was crowded to its tives aud friends, were taken to the
meadow land, and upland pasture
cheap,
in
order
to
make
money
Odd
Fellows’
cemetery
for
inter­
formation xvhero good bargains
limit and a laige covered scow
xvith some good timber. Is an
easy, li e have it, 436 acres on a
can he secured in those lines that
treighted down.
The pleasure ment. Mrs. Davis’ maiden name
estate property and run down some
branch
of
Coos
River,
handy
to
will no doubt save you money.
seekers returned Thursday morn­ was Mary Aun Brown. She was
by being rented out, and will be
steamer communication, orchards,
born in Lancashire, England, Sept.
ing.
00 A YEAR.
sold at the low price of $12.50 per
Our outside hustler, Mr. R. D.Y
buildings, spring xvater piped to
16,
1827,
nud
was
71
years,
4
months
A goodly number of our citizens
acre, subjoct to an order of sale
Sanford, will take pleasure in I
tho house, 40 to 50 acres bottom
Tho subscription price of
and
25
days
old
at
the
time
of
her
have called at the H erald office
by the court. Title perfect and i .
DEMOREST’ S
giving you information,’ and 1
land, controls back range. Sex-
She came to the United
is reduced io $1 a year.
nud mailed copies of last week’s death.
an excellent bargain for any per­
showing
these
properties
to
|
euty
bend
of
cattle
now
for
sale.
DEM0RESTS contains more matter, artistic,
H e r a l d to old friends and ac­ States when 24 years old, and was
manent dnirv or stock man.'
interested parties.
Five dollurs per acre gets it, part
shortly
afterward
married
to
Y
Y
’m.
scientific,
social
and
practical
than
any
other
one
quaintances in the east, which con­
12 acres more or less inside of Co­
cash.
m agazine contains.
Hirst.
After
Jiving
in
Ohio
five
No. 1.—A 7-acre home, 1 mile from
tained a good description o f our
It is a m agazine for the whole fam ily.
quille City limits. All well cul­
It gives ns much general m atter as a n exclusively
town, partly improved xvith house lfiO A e re B — D a i r y F a r m , xv itli s u b ­
valley and its advantages over I years, she moved to California, and
tivated creek bottom la’ilu^' excepf
literm y
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and outbuildings; living stream
stantial buildings, fences, orchard,
many localities iu climate, anil and
It treats household topics as fully as a strictly dom es­
a couple of acres nice high
of xvater; part choice beaver-dam
tic j'lurnal.
engine, cream separator, coxvs,
other desirable qualities. We have By her first husband she had five
building ground, well fenced in
It gives ns much interesting m atter for you n g people
children—Mrs.
Emma
Nasburg,
bottom
land,
part
bench
land,
good
tools,
some
furniture
and
crops
on
a few more on hand for others to |
two parcels, fine stream of water
as a strictly young people’ * p u b lica tion ........It gives
Marshfield;
John
YV.
Hirst,
Santa
for
hay,
pasture
fruit,
vegetables,
hand ready for immediate busi­
yJV
ns much fashion news as a strictly fash ion p a p e r ...
mail.
divides high land from the low
Clara, Cal; Mrs. Rose Curtis, Marsli-
••••It is beautifully printed, illustrated, and care-
poultry.
Buildings
new;
$600—
ness, for less than $5000. Finely
A special bicycle tax o f $1.25 on i field; Mrs. M. Cordv,Sau Francisco;
land, just the place 99 out of
part cash, long time on balance.
watered and not far from steamer
every hundred is lookiug for, in a
each wheel was one of the meas­ | Mrs. Alice Richardson, YY’alnut D E M O U E ST ’ H MAGAZINE) Fashion Departm ent is in every way far ahead o f that
landing.
con tained in any other p ublication. Bubscriben» are entitled each m onth to patterns
ures passed by the legislature, but Creek, Cal. Iu February, 1865, she
small home, near town, school«,
acres on Bear creek,
o f the latest fashions in woman’ s attire, at no cost to them other than that neces­ No. 2.— 80
etc.
Coos and Curry counties were ex- was married to J. M. Davis, of Coos
known as the Bickford Bartlett $1000 buys a neat home and large
sary fo r postage and wrapping.
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emoted at the request of our rep. liver, nud one son was born—J. B.
place, good timber and bottom
grounds near the business center $1000—25 acres, J mile from Coquille
NO BETTER CHRISTMAS GIFT
nl«d,
resentatives. Where in force, the Davis. Her death was caused from
land combined; spring branch;
of toxvn.
City; half level bench land, choice
J^T R em it #1 by m oney order, registered letter or check to
sheriffs appoint one or more bicycle
will be sold at a bargain, as owner
for fruit or early vegetables; half
exhaustion after la grippe.
20
acres
of
very
rich
bottom
land
DEMOREST’S
MAGAZINE,
110
Fifth
Avenue,
New
York
City.
tax collectors, and the money over
is nonresident; will make a good
rich low bottom land, must be
on
the
bank
of
Coquille
river
and above the coit o f collection
home xvhen improved for a man
drained.
Small prune orchard
OR THE HERALD’S
According to the Daly text-book
Dear Coquille City.
YVill sell
goes to the use of constructing bi­
with small capital who xvould turn
thereon in full bearing,well fenced,
half
or
all,
at
a
price
you
can
af­
law, a state board of textbook com­
cycle paths.
labor into value.
nnd only little expense required to
missioners, consisting of five, from
ford to clear the timber, consis­
put all in cultivation; no buildings
R ost burg Review: The legisla­ different sections of tlie state, shall
ting
of
Alder,
Ash
and
Myrtle.
No.
3.—
A
good
substantial
house,
Both One Year for Only $ 2 .2 5 .
except small barn. Easy terms of
tive committee investigating the meet at the state capitol on the e s r For Prompt Subsriptions
Must be seen to know its fine
nearly new, lot 50x100 feet, in
payment.
insane nsylum reported nil incident second Monday in July, 1901, and
Send your subscriptions to this office.
quality
of
soil
and
location.
heart of town nnd near business
occurring on Oct. 15, 1898. An on the second Monday in July every
center, will be sold for $650, which 13| Acres of fine land, half bench
imbecile child was carried by a six years thereafter, and adopt text-
Thrice-a-YY'eek Edition.
•Two good residence lots, sightly
is low, considering location and
and half bottom land, inside of
patient and placed in a bath tub hookr for use in the public schools
location , $150 fo r both.
quality.
Coquille City limits; bottom land
« E S T FA F E U ■«t 1
and the hot water turned on. of this state for six years.
T w o line level oorner Lota, near the Aoad-
LO W E ST’ P llIO
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OE
in meadow and vegetables. Can em y, in C oquille C ity, fo r $110.
No. 4.— Small house nnd large lot,
15G Papers a Year for One Dollar !
Before nu attendant reached the
T w o Lota o n corner near the Coorthonae,
bo divided ot a profit bj- right
A tax on the childless has been
on edge of town, at a sacrifice;
The Thrioe-n-W eek W orld is as good as a D aily
scene ti e child had been scalded
ch eap for cash.
.
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t
at tll° price o f a weekly, and with yonr largest
party. Only $1100.
cheapest home in town nnd desir­
to death. No legal investigation resorted to in Madagascar in order . s>■ l , » m 1 , 11II1H*|1-1|H
F on r Lota in bnsineaa part o f town fo r
k V to n u
J
and best local paper, giv in g all your County
to keep up the waning population. » *11111 F atm ilL i F i l l lliir il.l J
able place for any one not in busi­ 11 acres inside incorporate limits of $1000; usual aize, 50x100 feet.
o f the casn had ever been held.
and State nows, is equal to a daily and weekly
V «11111 vO(|Illllu v l l ) l i t 1 liIII
nt only the price o f a w eekly— $2.25.
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0 fine lteaidence Lota, 8 blocks from bnal-
ness and only wanting a home.
Bandon xvith house and fencing. neas
center o f Coquille for $420; tim e
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Yt
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The
World
prints
the
news
o
f
all
the
w
orld,
hny-
Tog .ther One Yi ar
4
C eos Cay News.
$200 gets it.
C l i a m b e r l a l n 'n O i u i l i R e m r t l r A l ­
YVill sell at sight, or exchange for qiveu if yon want to build.
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special
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from
all
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portant
ways Prove« EHVt'l in» I.
E. G. Flanagan received n car­
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Only
$2.25.
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news points o n tbe globe.
I t has brilliant
Six beautiful B uilding Lota near the
other kind of property we can
illustrations, s to n e s by great author«, a capital No. 5.—4 lots, two of them choice
load of priuio beef cattle from
There are no better medicines on
handle. YSrhat have you to trade ? Courthouse fo r $800.
garden land; good house and barn,
humor png**, com plete markets, departm ents
Myrtle Point, last week, for the the market than Chambertain’s.
for the household nnd w om en’« work nnd other
In fact if you have any property
S P L E N D ID L O T in C oqaille C ity,
large xvoodhouse, trees and run­
special departm ents o f unusual interest.
Pioneer maiket.
100 feet fron t by 685 feet deep, h a lf
YY'e have used the Cough Remedy
which you wish to sell or trade. fine garden
ning branch; 5 blocks from court­
and pasture on the creek b ot­
Mrs. Barrett, the well-known when all others failed, nnd in every The regular subscription pric« of both papers is $3; we will send
tom,
half
bench lafid facing south, getting
house in Coquille, $550.
$1350
—32
acres,
|
mile
from
town,
instance
it
proved
effectual.
Al­
benefit o f the aun.
Small I mjx boose o f
both cue year for only $2.25—or nt the rate of about
evangelist, who was in Marshfield
and shipping facilities by rail or several room s, outbuildings, young trees,
No. C.— An undivided J interest in
1 cent eneb, postage prepaid.
three years ago, is expected shortly most daily wo hear the virtues of
etc., running spring, branch at fo o t o f h ill
water;
good
box
house
and
small
a
good
farm
near
Myrtle
Point;
and will assist Rev. R. C. Lee iu Chamberlain’s remedies extolled by
crosses place; will sell on part pay dow n,
barn. It combines nice level bench if desired, as owner does not need the
will be sold very low by a non­
those who have used them. This is
gospel meetings.
m oney. It is offered at $500 fo r a short
and
good
bottom
land
and
run­
resident; other interests might be
time, nnd you will m iss it i f you fail to
E. 0 . Hall started up the stave not an empty puff, paid tor at so
ning xvater for stock; fenced; or­ investigate
secured at a bnrgain also, on ac­
this
much
a
line,
but
is
voluntarily
given
mill today, to saw a cargo of cedar
chard
of
72
trees,
very
thrifty
and
count
of
other
interests
demand­
ie?~ We have m any other Lota, Honsea
lumber for R. A. Graham, to be in good faith, in the hope that suf­
bearing; light clearing, no green and L o ts, nnd R anches to show yon, n o t
ing their attention.
Property
THERE ARE TYPEYVRITERS in great variety
shipped to San F'rancisco by the fering humanity may try there rem­
timber; xvill make valuable home above enum erated, if yon mean business,
known as the Hoffman ranch, at
but
there
is
only
one
Leader
nnd
that
is
the
edies
nnd,
like
the
writer,
be
bene­
and our Mr. Sanford w ill look out for your
schooner Sacramento, on the way
for a good man.
junction of South and Middle
inlereat, if vou tell him as near as mny be
fited.—
From
the
Glenville
(YV.
Va.)
to this port.
just wlint you desire and wish to invest, so
Forks of Coquille river; fine land.
Pathfinder.
For sale by R. S.
Arthur Morgan, o f Dnuiels creek,
10 Aires ot mostly fine and high he can act intelligently for yon .
No. 7.— A valuable stock ranch on
who joined the navy on the break­ Knowlton.
Acres—One mile from rail-
ground for residence when subdi­
unsurveyed land; squatter’s right;
ing out of the way, and who has
road depot nnd steamer landing in
vided; near business center of
C*qnill(‘
C ity; bottom nnd bench land;
good improvements and a splen­
been home for several weeks on
Coquille City. Large house and «priii** branch:
fenced, but n o buildings;
did place, but a long ways from
account of an injury to his arm,
other
improvements.
An
acre
or
ch oice loca tion ; #400 cash.
LIGHTEST TOUCH,
town.
$1000
will
buy
it.
lias been ordered to report at
two of choice bottom land for
>n California
SIMPLEST <t STRONGEST
for R ranch on C oqa ille
Washington, D. C.
garden. Mostly wood land, which I f l O W W
PERMANENT
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river.
For
particular«
call
at the H erald
No. 8.— 32 acres all choice river bot­
can be utilized to advantage. Only
ADJUSTMENT,
L and A Loan C o'« office.
• •
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
tom land, with all necessary build­
$1000—
which
is
too
cheap,
but
UNIVERSAL
A Choice Business Lot, near R
ings, fences and trees; thrifty
W ith LO C A L A P P L IC A T IO N S , ea they
it must be sold soon.
KEYBOARD,
^ J A N U F A C T C K E THF. C E L E B R A T E D
cftntiot reach the «*»«t o f the disease. C a­
R . d epot, river landing and in business
young orchard of 50 trees, market 79 acres saxv timber, 3 miles from
B E A U T Y ” Autom atic Pupils’
tarrh in a b lo o d or con stitu tional disease,
cen ter o f C oquille C ity. P rice #1000.
varieties; 16 acres cultivated; bal­
Coquille saw mill, and rafting
and in ord er t o enre it you m ust take inter­
“ —— Most Satisfactory-
A C R E S— The best Dairy
nal rem edies. H a ir s Catarrh Cure i« taken
ance willow land, uncleared; on
water; land suitable for grass,
internally. aud acta d irectly on the blood
Ranch in the Htate; no w aste
the
river
hank,
}
mile
from
Arago
fruit
and
vegetables,
when
timber
and muons surf seen. Hall*« Catarrh Cure
land; all high lnnd; 1 m ile river fron t, close
postoffice and creamery.
All
1« not a quack m edicine. It was pr escribed
is removed; fine springs, all hill to tow n: 6 acres orchard, fine fruit; 100
It is « pom liination o f the 0 ©st f.-iilnres o f the other standard m achines. I f yon
by one o f the best physicians in this cou n­
open land, ready fo r cu ltivation,
fine clover and other grass land.
land. Only $6 per acre; time acre«
I w sn t nn absolntoly satisfactory w rilini/ m achine you should try this one. All other
try fo r years, and is a regular prescription.
fenced and oroa«-fenced; a new 2-story
$2500— half down.
I makes o f lyuewriters rented and sold. Expert repairing and parts and platens tot an
It is oom posed o f toe bent tonics known,
given with proper security as I house, an J new 2-story barn.
I m achines. ’ T ypew riter and office snppliea and specialties. T)ou t fa il to try a W ebster
com bined with the best blood purifiers, act­
loug as desired, xvith interest at X T T p have the best land, besl
j Star” R ib b o n fo r you r m achine ana the M alti Kopy C arbon. W rite us.
ing d irectly on the niiioous surfaces.
The
! No. 9.—If y ° " want cheap land,
rfeot com bin ation ot the two ingredients
I * * ^
loention, and beat im proved
8 % .
SA
what nroaucea such w onderful results in
here it is: 160 ncres4 miles from 14 acres mostly level bench land, | «mall farm in the C oquille valley, is in-
C O M B
ca rin g Catarrh. Rend for testim onials free.
i side property, in one o f the uioent tow n« in
postoffice,
store,
creamery
and
some bottom, light spring and I Coos cou nty. If vou want the very be«#
F. J. CHENEY A C O .. Props., T oled o, O.
PORTLAND, OREGON
266 STARK STREET,
Bold by druggists, price 75c.
steamer facilities; several acres
running creek, small new house I at prices an»' term s that are an ob ject and
- -»•• -
—-
have #9000 to #9000 to invest in a hom e
rich creek bottom, though narrow;
and barn, young trees and vines; ! i that
is « jo y forever, nnd mean bnsinewi,
Marion county’s costly and beau­
T h e .M iilisNal l .* m l L i s t .
balance rolling bills—good grass
Coos Bay News: In reply to au
a
new
place,
only
partly
im­
write n« fo r exact d escription and terms ©f
tiful courthouse narrowly escaped
option al paym ents.
lnnd
when
brush
is
slashed
and
proved,
inside
incorporation
of
inquiry we would state that the hog
being destroyed Uv fire last Tues­
land seeded; 30 acres open.
T he only gennine real estate paper pnb-
Coquille City. Will make a nice Q Q Q A C R E S —O d an arm o f
law is noxv in force in this county.
day night. The timely discovery of
Buildings and finest spring water
Coos B ay; part yery rich creek
lished in Am erica. It c irc u la te . In every
home and is very loxv at $600.
It
had
the
necessary
majority
of
the blar.e by Thomas McNnry, the
! bottom land: sandy «onm: house aud two.
state in the V n ion . I’ arties interested in
__$650. $300 cash; balance can
votes
at
last
election,
and
due
notice
and
all
fn
m
itn
re
necessary
for
the
Sen,ml-
i.-,00—part cash, balance on long barns: good orchard «: small fru its: fencing^
nightwttteh, which originated in the room . Every desk <*f this com pany'« m an­
buying, selling o r ex clisn g in g land, mer­
tho tim st springs im aginable right at
xvas subsequently given by tho chandise or other property w ill find what j be paid iu labor clearing other
time, or iu small pax’ ments, will house and barn, seffleient for never failing-
surveyor’s office from a defective
u fa ctu re ia w arranted,
lnnd
$75
each
year.
county
clerk
by
publication.
It
and
nnv
part
that
I
w
o
o
w
m
broken
or
unfit
power fo r small m achinery if d esired : out­
j
buy
12
lots
in
the
heart
of
Co­
they want in T H E N A T IO N A L LAND
flue, alone prevented an expensive
for wm- during that tim e will be d u p lica ttd provides a penalty of ten dollars
rar ge « my hiP land. B ottom land thoe-
L i s t . It is ja m fnll o f special bargains No. 10. — 80 acres, 1J mile.- from
quille City, half bottom ground, o side
blaze. The total damage to the without charge.
u jh ly cleared . C attle, horses, fow ls, in «'
for the first offense, and twenty dol­ and offers o f exchange. Single cop ies by
half high oval bench, suitable for pU’ti.euts aud furniture, a ll included, nt
>VrlU for circular« and price« to
building, from tire and water, is vari­
Coquille;
a
few
acres
creek
lait-
M Its. N O R A A. M tEW EM ,
lars each and every subsequent mail 10 cents. Address T he N ational Land
building, trees,etc.; only 5 blocks
ously estimated nt from $600 to
tom, balance green timber beach
A te».t fo r C immi com ity.
I,¡at V nlilishing O o..O re*n R idge. M ieaoori.
offense.
’ itOffRlf f ’ itv. Or*- f'Y
*1000.
llUtlHl.
£ ¡ £ ^ £ “2
three fo r one year only $2.85
Herald Land <£<! Loai) Co.
(HERALD BUILDING)
Coquille City, Oregon.
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