C H O IC E
C$$uUU Clttj §eralti.
TU ESD AY, M A R 0 H 1 4 ,
1899.
Clubbing | Offers.
Church Directory.
M . E. ch u rch , south -regular services
each P anday m orning and evening. by the
pastor,
E . L. F itc h .
Hev. K ob t. E nnis. Presbyterian, will o*v
•apy the pulpit at the Christian church in
th is city the 2d and 4th Sundays o f eaoh
m o n th . AVI are cordially invited .
L O C A L IT E M S
Manager Clark, o f the Bandon
woolen mill», returned to BnDdon
laat Friday from a business trip to
Marshfield.
Benny Lawrence came down
town last Thursday, the first after
nearly three weeks of a severe
spell o f qninzy.
Mrs. Hersey desires all persons
owing her to call aad settle, as she
is receiving her spring goods and
needs her money.
*
Leon Panll was in Coqnille last
Friday.
His father and family
have located at Spokane, Wash.,
where Mr. P. is in the real estate
business.
T. J. Stitt, late of the Cape
Blanco lighthouse and recently
sent to Heceta Head, near Sinslaw,
has been promoted to first assist
ant at Cape Flattery and will leave
for that place soon.
I f you Imre a cough, throat irri
tation, weak lungs, pain in the chest,
difficult breathing, croup or hoarse
ness, let us suggest One Minute
Cough Cure.
Always reliable and
safe. R. S. Knowlton.
The act to regulate the barbers’
business is now a law, and Oov.
Oeer baa appointed an examining
board.
Barbers, therefore, like
doctors, will have to be of "oar
school and ethics” to get a license
and praotice their calling.
Mr. Macy and fnmily moved last
week into the second-story rooms
in the Coqnille Pharmacy build
ing. The property they were oc
cupying was wanted by the owner,
nod everythingelse being occupied,
temporarily he fixed up these
rooms for residence.
Rev. E. Edwards, pastor of the
English Baptist Church at Miners-
ville, Pa., when suffering with rheu
matism, was advised to try Cham
berlain's Pain Bnlm. He says: “ A
few applications of this liniment
proved of grent service to me.
It
subdued the infiainmation and re
lieved the pain.
Should any suf
ferer profit by giving Pain Balm a
trial it will please me.”
For sale
by R. S. Kuowlton.
Our friend, Martin Johnson,
formerly a citizen here, and who
established the Coquille Furniture
Co's business and manufacturing
plant, now run by Mr. Jacobson,
cnme in from Spokane, Wash., last
Wednesday and may drive stakes
in onr midst once more. Mr. J. is
a good and progressive citizen, and
was popular iu enr community,
nnd will be welcomed back by n
host of friends.
Sam McAdams, one of the com
missioners of Carry county, and
a thrifty blacksmith and wagon-
maker at Langlois, has disposed of
his business there to O. P. Haag-
eusen and John Jenson, with the
intention to move elsewhere.
Mr.
Me was a former citizen and me
chanic in this community, and he
may have an inteutiou to return.
We will interview him, or learn
his intentions from persons who
know, at the earliest opportunity.
As the season of the year when
pneumoniu, la grippe, sore throat,
coughs, colds, catarrh, bronchitis
and lung troubles are to be guarded
against, nothing “ is a fine substi
tute,” will “ answer the purpose,” or
is “just as good” ns One Minute
Cough Cure.
That is the one in
fallible remedy for all lung, throat
or bronchial troubles.
Insist vig
orously upon having it if “ some
thing else "is offered you.
R. 8.
Knowlton.
E. A. Kennedy and wife, elderly
persons, came to this section on
their way to Bandon, vin Astoria
aud Cooa bay, last Friday, to visit
their eon, Louis Kennedy. These
clever people lost much time and
were at heavy expense to reach
here, not having bad proper intor-
■Mttion as to how to come. They
lay two weeks at Astoria awaiting
the Alliance, having gone that
route from Hacramento, expecting
to reach kern via lloeeburg, then
toy Dram, neither of which routes
were ope« for travel, thence to
Portland and Astoria. Mr. Ken
nedy wen e comrade in the civil
was in the 73d Indiana, and is now
« resident o f SpriDgfinld, M o , ftom
which city he bails. Mrs. K. is in
poor health, but it is expected she
will receive benefit on this visit to
the Pacific coast. Mr. K. is a rail
road man c f long service, and ia
well preserved at bis age and var
ied experience.
Hes s Hill.
V e off«v O ne Hundred Dollars Howard
Jo*
pas «* o f Catarrh that cannot be
cured bv H all's Catarrh Cure.
F. t . C H E N E Y A CO. Proprietor*.
T oled o, O.
W e the undersigned have know n F. J.
C heney for the last lft year*, and believe
him perfectly hon orable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any ob lig a tion * m ade by their firm.
W est A T ru er, W holesale Druggists,
T oled o. <>., W alding, Hitman A Marvin,
W holesale Druggists, T o le co , O h io.
Hair* Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
actin g directly upon the blond and m ucous
surfaces o f the svsWup. Price. 75c. per
b ottle. S old by all Druggi.-d*. T estim on
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Coos County's Tax-Payers.
the world.
Following is a list of Coos county ThrirP-n-Wppk IF A i s l J • A metropolitan P*Per (almost,
tax-payers who pay taxes amount
ing to $100 or over:
The
II Aim 111 • Tbo Official County paper,
E A Anderson................... $ 123 85
ISaodnn Woolen M ills .,.. 158 10 COQUILLE CITY I H T l l K I -
$2.00
D Qrant Beale...................
100 40
John Bear..........................
109 18 hampered people’s newspaper in Coos county.
Beaver Hill Coal C o..........
617 04
J W Bennett...................... 223 47
A H Black A C o................
144 50
Cal Lum berCo.................... 1,110 43
A J M Campbell................
149 25 OR IF YOU PREFER, LAST AND BEST,
wc will send the. . . . COSMOPOLITAN, ............... $1.00
Chadwick heirs..................
177 26
and the..COQU ILLE CITY H E R A L D ................. 2.00,
R C Chambers..................
218 88
and the f / / / g System of Se lf Instruction in
Christensen A Johnson. . , 137 90
Lars Clemmensen..............
153 36
Booh keeping ...................................... L75
J A Collier.......................... 123 94 (Containing 21 blank books, form books, check books,
Coos Bay Land C o............
156 55 etc.--about 5 pounds of printed blanks and instruc
C B, R A E R R A N C o .. i,772 24 tions—giving full and complete self-instruction in a
Coqnille Mill A Tug C o .. 834 28 practical way, that anyone can understand, at so small
E B Dean A C o.................. 1,605 99 a cost of time and money) all for only............ ................
$ 2 .7 5
R C Dement....................... 327 87
Elbert D yer........................ 199 84
Mrs Fanny Dyer.............. 138 50
Chas Eckhoff...................... 106 01
J L Ferry...........................
310 97
B F ig g ................................. 119 38
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P Flanagan Estate.............
817 59
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Flanagan A Bennett Bank 661 52
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L Fleischner......................
159 17
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James Forty.......................
160 23
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Glasgow CoalA Lumber Co 213 60 REPUBLIC SUNDAY MAGAZINE, $ a l l t o y o u o n e y e a r
Glasgow Townsite C o . . . . 114 00
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T T Golden........................
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E W G u p til........................ 14107 reading that m oney can buy.i
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L Harlocker....................... 141 90
T he largest. beat nnd on ly independent
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8 H Hazard........................ 162 52
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Binger Hermann............... 274 87
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Hermann A Brown.......... 156 40
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Sol Hirsch.......................... 159 17
Sarah Holland.................. 129 02
W L H ood.......................... 132 83
Alfred Johnson.................. 183 35
John Kruse Estate............ 148 76
J J L a m b ............................
236 78
Joseph Lando.................... 211 01
B C Lemanowsky..............
100 81
Lizzie Labree.................. .. 315 60
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Chris L on g ........................
152 17
The Bubacription price of
N Lorenz............................ 129 66
DEMOREST’S
W. A. Luse.........................
145 13
Is reduced lo $1 a year.
Jas A Lyons Estate............ 627 75
D EM O REST’S contains more matter, artistic,
S D M agn es........................
124 25
scientific, aooial and practical than any other one
m agazine contains.
S Marks A C o ....................
159 17
It is a m agazine for the whole fam ily.
Robt McCann....................
112 14
It gives as m uch general matter tis a n exclusively
literary magazine.
H \V McLellnn..................
122 40
Ii treats household topioe na fully na a Btriotly dom es
M. J. McDonald................. 459 81
tic journal.
It gives as m uch interesting m atter fo r you n g people
Thos McGinnis.................. 121 43
as a strictly young people’ s p u b lic a tio n .-----It gives
C H Merchant.................. 893 29
as much fashion news as a strictly fash ion p a p e r ...
. . . Tt is beautifully printed, illustrated, and care
Mary E Mullen..................
13145
fu lly edited.
A Nasburg heirs................ 124 96
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Emma Nasburg.................. I l l 70 D E M contained
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L M N oble.......................... 128 71
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sary fo r postage and wrapping.
W H Noble......................... 146 67
Dora Norman.....................
157 85 NO BETTER C H R IST M A SG IF T
JolinNorman Estate..........
174 18 Z5 f”Korait $ l b y m oney order, registered letter or check to
Matt Nystrom..................... 103 36
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Oakland B A B M fg C o . . . 119 70
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Eugene O’Connell.............
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Or A Cnl It R C o ............... 2,245 46
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Pacific Wooden ware A C Co 131 58
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A Perslibaker...................... 528 83
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1 L Pool heirs..................... 380 03
Portland Savings Bank. . .
121 95
Anson Rogers..................... 109 05
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Elizabeth R ogers..............
137 18
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S C Rogers......................... 204 33
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R H Rosa............................ 173 90
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R D Sanford....................... 102 30
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Henry Scharfenberg........
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and best local paper, givin g all your C ounty
and State news, is equal to a daily nnd weekly
A L Schlüssel heirs..........
184 80 f am
aid
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and
Coquille
City
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at only the price o f a w eekly—$2.25.
J F Schroeder.................... 101 40
The World prints the news o f all the w orld, h a y
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H Scngstacken..................
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A M Simpson..................... 1,433 10
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O E Simpson......................
130 94
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Southport Land A C C o .. 031 81
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Jennie Yoakam..................
144 57
Geo W uff...........................
135 88 Tbe regular subscriptiou prioe of both papers ia S'l; we will send
both cne year for only $2.25—or at the rate of about
P S Weaver.............
168 98
1 cent each, postage prepaid.
John Weaver....................... 242 10
D L Watson........................ 122 97
Richard W a l t e r 223 9»
James Wrall........................
137 75
R S T y r r e !.......................... 150 12
J P Tapper........................
212 40
C W Tower........................
182 47
Elizabeth Thomas.............. 112 30
Letitia Symons................... 140 81
Spreckles Bros A C o........ 231 57
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It was tbe iuteution to launch
the uew vessel, being built at North
bend, lost Saturday at 11 o'clock.
The construction of another large
vessel will be commenced immedi
ately.
Aaron Bose, the fouuder of
Itoseburg, died on Wednesday ^
March 1st, aged 87 years. He ar-1
rived st the preseut site of Rose-
burg in 1851, having crossed the
plains from Michigan.
He was
born in New York.
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NERV1TA M EDICAL C O .
Clinton S l Jackson Sts., CKICACO, ILL.
F or sale by C oquille Pharm acy.
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(HERALD BUILDING)
C oquille City, Oregon.
B ü y r and S e l l s your R 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 your farm or city property.
Write us if you want cn A gent in this county and at the county scat
SwW hen asking information, give the number of the piece inquired
about corresponding with the number in this list.
For little more than
pr'ce °*one
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Land
All three for one year only $2.85
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some large farms 1 to
land. Timber reserved for Oyears
removal. Five acres cleared on
3 miles from town,
bottom; fine spring Jbranch; fair
creameries, amt good shipping fa
house and barn, other improve
cilities, which can be had « ioht ,
ments. Only $800. Good terms
on account of old age or infirmity
of payment.
of owners, or lack of means, or
proper tact for handling; some No. 11.— A splendidly improved 160-
nr« under mortgage, and must
acre farm, joining creamer}', post-
be sold; some of these can be lind
office and school. Splendid build
l o w , and would divide into sev
ings, fences, orchard and soil, all
eral choice small homes that can
in tine order; part choice bottom
be made very profitable in time
land, cleared nnd cultivated, or iu
to poople who are able to work,
clover; good water for house and
and have means and act to han
stock;
bench mainly cleared
dle them.
and in grass, balance in fine tim
ber.
$6000; all cash down.
If you want a business lot at a rea
Tweuty selected cows, tools, furni
sonable figure the Herald Land
ture and fowls, and everything
Co. can supply you.
ready to work with, for sale sep
If you think of embarking in the
arately and reasonably.
grocery or general store business,
No.
12.— Why pay $150 for one or
our Mr. Sanford can give you in
two small town lots, when we can
formation where good bargains
put you onto several acres inside
can be secured in those lines that
the incorporation for the same
will no doubt save you money.
money? It is nearly level bench--
good fruit and building ground,
f Our outside hustler, Mr. R. D. "j
when cleared— | of a mile from
Sanford, will take pleasure in I
giving you information, and j-
P. O. and school.
showing these properties to | No. 13.— 360 acres, 8 miles from
interested parties.
Coquille City, on North Fork of
river, only $3200. Fair improve
No. 1.—A 7-acre home, 1 mile from
ments all around; 60 to 80 acres
town, partly improved with house
tillable, balance saw timber handy
a n d o u t b u ild in g s ; liv in g stream
to river. A bargain for the right
of water; part choice beaver-dam
roan.
bottom land, part bench land, good
for hay, pasture fruit, vegetables, No. 14.—One acre with house near
tbe academy in Coquille City.
poultry. Buildings new; $600—
Very cheap.
part cash, long time on balance.
No. 2.— 80 acres on Bear creek, No. 15. —80 acres on river, near Riv
erton—43 acres bottom land, 25
known as the Bickford Bartlett
acres fenced and cultivated, 15
place, good timber and bottom
acres bench, big timber logged
land combined; spring branch;
off and seeded,40 acres hill. Build
will be sold at a bargain, as owner
ings and orchards ample for pres
is nonresident; will make a good
ent use. $3000.
home when improved for a man
Great Special M i n Offers aniDEMOREST’S MAGAZINE. 1
NEW YORK WORLD, Tbe
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with small capital who would turn
labor into value.
No. 3.— A good substantial house,
nearly new, lot 50x100 feet, in
heart of town nnd near business
center, will be sold for $650, which
is low, considering location and
quality.
No. 4.— Small house and large lot,
on edge of town, at a sacrifice;
cheapest home in town and desir
able place for any one not in busi
ness and only wanting a homo.
$200 gets it.
No. 5.—4 lots, two of them choice
garden land; good house and barn,
large woodhouse, trees and run
ning branch; 5 blocks from court
house in Coquille, $550.
$1000— which is too cheap, but
it must be sold soon.
79 acres saw timber, 3 miles from
Coquille saw mill, and rafting
water; land suitable for grass,
fruit aud vegetables, when timber
is removed; fine springs, all hill
land. Only $6 per acre; time
given with proper security as
long as desired, with interest at
8 % .
$500—part, cosh, balance on long
time, or iu 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 postoffiee— ut improved.
layCuu 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.
Dairy and 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 nnd run down soma
by being rented out, and will be
sold at the low price of $12.50 per
a c r e , subject to nn order of sale
by the court. Titlo 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, wuil 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 •
No. 16.— 160 acres, 3 miles from
small home, near town, schools,
Norway, No. 1 bench aud hill land; j etc.
suitable for fruit, stock, corn or |
vegetables.
Cheap buildings, $1(100—25 acres, J mile from Coquille
fine bearing orchard, 16 acres
City; half level bench land, choice
under plow and considerable
for fruit or early vegetables; half
brush slashed off and in grass for
rich low bottom land, must be
pasture, well watered. Cheap at
drained.
Small prune orchard
$1700.
Owner has business in
thereon in full bearing,well fenced,
the east, hence, a bargain.
and only little expense required to
put all in cultivation; no buildings
Stock is up, you want a stock ranch
except small barn. Easy terms of
cheap, in order to make money
payment.
easy. He have it, 436 acres on a
branch of Coos River, handy to
steamer communication,orchards, tTtwo good residence lots, sightly
buildings, spring water piped to "*■ location, $150 fo r both .
T w o tine level corner L ots, near the A cad
the house, 40 to 50 acres bottom
land, controls back range. Sev em y, in C oqnille C ity, fo r $110.
T w o L ots on corner near the C onrtho*set
enty head of cattle now for sale. cheap
fo r cash.
Five dollars per acre gets it, part
F ou r L ets in business part o f town f o r
cash.
$1000; nsnal size, 50x100 feet.
No. 6.—An undivided J interest in
6 fine Residence L ots, 8 blocks from b usi
a good farm near Myrtle Point; 160 Acres— Dairy Farm, with sub
ness center o f C oqnille for $420; tins*
will be sold very low by a non
stantial buildings, fences, orchard, given if yon want to bnild.
resident; other interests might be
engine, cream separator, cows,
Six beantifnl B uilding Lots near th*
secured at a bargain also, on ac
tools, some furniture and crops on Courthouse fo r $900.
f3?~W e have m any other Lota, H ouses
count of other interests demand
hand ready for immediate busi
L o ts, and Kanohes to ahow yon, n o t
ing their attention.
Property
ness, for less than $5000. Finely and
Mtove enum erated, i f you mean business,
known as the Hoffman ranch, at
watered and not far from steamer and our M r. S anford w ill look ont for yonr
interest, if von tell him as near as m ay bo
junction of South and Middle
landing.
just what yon desire and wish to invest, *o
Forks of Coquille river; fine land.
he can act intelligently fo r yon.
$1000 buys a neat home and large
'¡grounds near tho busiuess center 1 Pi Acres—One mile from rail-
No. 7.— A valuable stock ranch on
^ ^
road depot and steamer landing in
unsurveyed land; squatter's right;
of town.
C*(|nillo C ity; bottom and bench land;
s e r v ic e
good improvements and a splen 20 acres of very rich bottom land spring branch: fenced, b at no b uildin g*;
ch oice location ; $400 cash.
did place, but a long ways from
on the bank of Coquille river
town. $1000 will buy it.
near Coquille City.
Will sell C i q r j n O Ranch in Califotni*
« ¡ /O U W
fo r 4 ranch on C oqu ill«
half or all, at a price you can af river.
For particulars «all at tha H .r a ld
| jfo. 8.— 32 acres all choice river bot-
Evening Telegram and Herald, both 6 mos., only - $2.10 1 tom land, with all necessary build- ford to clear the timber, consis Land A L oan C o’s office.
of Alder, Ash and Myrtle.
Choice Business Lot, near R
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both 1 year, only - - 4.15 I ings, fences and trees; thrifty ting
Must be seen to know its fine
AKUFACTÜRE THE CELEBRATED
R . depot, river landing and in bnsin***
young
orchard
of
50
trees,
market
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quality
of
soil
and
location.
center o f C oquille C ity. Prioe $1000.
All the Congressional and State Legislative News varieties; 16 acres cultivated: bal
R ES— The best Dairy
come fu ll and complete daily, and your Best ance willow land, uncleared; on 13j Acres of fine land, half bench 9 0 0 A R C anch
in the S tat*; n o w ast*
and half bottom land, inside of
the river bank, | mile from Arago
Weekly Local Paper for only the price o f one.
all high land; 1 m ile river fron t, close
Coquille City limits; bottom land land:
postoffice
and
creamery.
All
to
town;
6
acres
orchard,
fine fru it; 100
cd
in meadow and vegetables. Can acres open land, ready fo r cu ltiva tion ,
fine eloveff and other grass land.
fenced and cross-fen ced : a new 2-story
be divided at a profit by right house, an J new 2-stonr barn.
$2500— half down.
For frost bites, burns, indolent
»1 I j I H l I I . l s l .
T ü r .V»
party. Only $1100.
> .T
I sores, eczema, skin disease, and es
T T T p have the best land, best
No.
9.—If
you
want
cheap
land,
11
acres inside incorporate limits of ”
T h . o n lr o cn o in e r »»l e » t » l« paper pab-
loca tion , and beat im proved
pecially Piles, DeWitt's Witch Hazel
2?
here
it
is:"
160
acres
4
miles
from
Bandon with hpuse and fencing. •mall farm ill the Coquille .valley, ia in -
i»hed in A m erica. It oircn late» in every
Salve stands first and best.
Look atnte
side
property,
one o f the nicest tow ns in
postoffiee,
store,
creamery
and
in the U nion. Turtle« interested in
Will sell at sight, or exchange for Coos cou nty. in
I f Yon want the vary best
out for dishonest people who try to buying, selling o r exchangin g land, mer
steamer facilities; several acres
other kind of property we can at prices an,t terms that are an o b ject and
$8000 to $«000 to invest in a hom *
rich creek bottom, though narrow;
imitate and counterfeit it. It’s their chandise or other property w ill find what
handle. What have you to trade ? have
that is * j o y forever, and mean ba«m e**,
balance rolling hills— good grass
endorsement of a good article. ,b e y want in T H E N A T IO N A L LAND
In fact if you have any property write us fo r exact d escription and term* o f
land when brush is slashed and
Worthless goods arc not imitated. L IST , t t 1 » jam full o f »peei»I bargain»
which you wish to sell or trade. option al paym ents.
lnnd seeded; 30 acres open.
A C R E S—On an srm of
Get DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. and offer« o f exchange. S in gle copies by
mail 10cents. Address T he N ational Land
Buildings and finest spring water | 10 Aires ot mostly fine and high
Coos B ay: part very rich creek
R. S. Knowlton.
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ground
for
residence
when
subdi
»m l »11 fn r n iu iw n »r «i«»rT lor t h . Noaonl-
bottom
land:
sandv loam ; house and tw o
— $650. $300 cash; balauce can
mmn. E r e r , dr«k o f thi» w m m n j 'i m»n
The Southern Oregon Fair Asso
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vided; near business center of harna: good orchards: small fru its: fen c in g ;
be paid in labor clearing other
n f»e tn rc 1» wnrrnntial.
the finest springs im aginable right a%
Coquille City. Large house and house and barn, sufficient for never fa ilin g
»m l » n r p»rt that b e d im »» broken or nnflt ciation's buildings at Medford were
Ashland Town Talk:
A. O.
land $75 each year.
fo r u»». iln ri-ii tbnt lim r will be ilnplicnlril
j other improvements. An acre or power for small m achinerv if d esired; ou t
sold
by
Sheriff
Orme
on
tha
25th
j Wheeler, o f
the Jurop-off-Joe
without rimri'i*.
ra rg e on bill land. B ottom la n d th or-
two of choice bottom land for o side
No. 10.— 80 acres, l j miles from
ult, to satisfy the judgments of
W rit« fo r oironlnr» »m l prices to
n rh ly cleared. C attle,.horses, fow ls, im
miue, saya the laat oaaay gave
garden.
Mostly
wood
land,
which
M B S NOHA A. M cEW E N ,
plements
and furniture, all included, at
Coquille;
a
few
acres
creek
bot-
creditors. It was bid in by AaaFor-
A ?et.i for C oos oonnty,
‘ can be utilized to advantage. Only I mw .
' about $80.
dvee for $280.58,
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