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Newspaper Page TextCHOICE CUg f u r a l i PEACE venous PAIN T U E SD A Y , A P R IL 25, 1899. Church Directory. M. E. ch urch , south regular services each Sunday niormuK and evcniug. by the pastor, E. 1 j . F itch . W e have peace, and than* who are sorely afflicted with Rev. Robfc. Ennis. Presbyterian, will oc cupy tho pulpit at the Christian church in this city th« 2d and 4th Sundays o f each month. All are cordially invited. will have peace from pain and a perfect cure by using NEURALGIA 8T. JACOBS OIL LOCAL IT E M S A large number o f passengers came over on Friday's train. Al Flanders is putting up a new baru on his pb.ee near town. Charley Jackson, of Empire, vis ited tho new county seat last F ri day. Tho FarmJournal for 5 years and the H khald at the price of one years’ subscription to the H k k a l d . Sheriff Gage visited the bay side several days last week, return ing Friday. He caught—a bad cold. Lumber is being delivered at many points iu this place for buildiug purposes or other im provements. Mr. ami Mrs. Taylor Dement were iu town visiting the latter’s parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. B. Figg.and sister, Mrs. Hersey, last week. Important Law lor Fruit Growers. The recently paused Morton law o f this state makes it a misdemeanor to throw cuttings or trimmings from gardens, orchards or hop yards from the premises of the owner, or keep them there unconsumed by fire for a period of more than thirty days; to knowingly keep an infected tree or plant without using the means the law prescribes to clean it; to import infested or diseased fruits of any kind, or export packages of in fested trees, plants or fruits (green or dried) out of the state, or to sell spraying materials in packages of more than ono pound without a cer tificate o f the seller guaranteeing the quality aud degree of purity. Any infraction c f this law is punishable by fine of from $25 to $ 100 . Coos f5ny News. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Strang re- It is the intention to start the occupy their home at the north end o f the long bridge, vacated last Ten mile creamery About the 1st of week by C. M. Skeels and family. May. Au effort is being made by those C. W. Wheeler, head camp lec turer of the W. of. W., will be in interested to have a postotiice at Coquillo City on Monday night, North Bend. G. W. Beale’s new steam launch, May 1st, and give a public address Cadet, was launched from Holland at Masouio hall. Bro’s boat building establishment Monday of last week WillieCroy ¡Sunday, and sister, Miss Mina, left for the The Manila, lately built at North neighborhood of Grants Pass, where the family has been located Bend, bus been chartered to go to the orient. Capt. Traynor is in for about a year past. command. Mra. W. T. Miller, at Fisbtrap, C. A. Metlin and family moved lias so far recovered as to be able to travel some. Mr. and Mrs. Mil from Empire to Marshfield, Satur ler, and their daugbtei, Mrs. Ed day. They occupy the Ellerby munds, went to Bandon last week. house, near the school building. Among the freight brought up on Prof. George Johnson passed the Alliance, Sunday, we noticed a through town to the bay last Fri Chesapeake bay dog, from prize day and returned yesterday. He winning stock, bearing the address hns I be “ Dean” school, on the o f A. J. Sherwood, Coquille City. North Fork, which opens next Capt. Ackerman and E. Heuck* Monday. endoiff visited the Coquille last Mrs. C. E. Bullard has sold her week to make arrangements for nice farm at Arago to Messrs. shipknees and natural crooks for Tyrrell & Woodward, who some the new vessel about to be built at while since bought the Wimer the Marshfield shipyard. W. II. place there. The parties pay $7000 Noble is getting out the keel at bis for this plaee. camp near Beaverton. It will be County BuperintendeDt Bunch in two pieces; the sticks to be was assisted by his brother, Prof. about 95 feet long each. Fmnk Bunch, Prof. C. H. Nosier and Miss Irma Lnkens last week Odd Fsllows Will Meat. s in making out the school appor tionment. The grand lodge, I. O. O. F., of Oregon, which meets in Salem dur ing the third week iu May, will be one of the largest bodies ever con vened in that city, over 300 dele gates bsing elected throughout the state to attend its meeting and par ticipate in the deliberations. flie legislative bodies of the three Arrivals by Allinnce from San branches of the order— the grand Fiancisco, via Eureka, April 16th: lodge, tho grand encampment and E Bussiere, W E West, Nellie the state assembly of the Rebekah Bullard, Mrs Hattie Stowars, Mrs branch— will convene ot that time, Henry ltboner, Wm Wolff, A It taking between 700 and 800 visitors Tenbrook, E G Flanagan, Mrs J B tospend the week in Salem- The Hnssett, It Peters, J Ilillstrom. grand encampment will meet on J. W. Krowson, of Drain, reached Tuesday, May 16th, nnd complete this place last Wednesday, cu n its business session on the same day. visit to his son Thos Rreweon nnd The Rebekah assembly also meets family, nnd with the additional on Tuesday, and continues in ses purpose of suiting himself to a lo sion until Friday. The grand lodge cation. Mi. K. had been a promi meets on Wednesday, May 17tli, nent business man iu Douglas and adjourns on the Friday follow county for many years, but recently ing. The following lodges will be disposed of those interests nnd will represented in tho grand lodge by probably come to Coquille City. the number of delegates indicated Departures for Portlaud by Alli from Coos county: ance, April 17th: F Hiilgren, Arago, No. 28, Empire City, 2; Wm Stephens, W Kendall, W C I Sunset, No. 53, Coquille City, 2; Peunock, Lee Fan, Carrie Birdsley, Bandon, No. 135, Bandon, 1. Mrs Mary Scolt, YV. H. Sheriing- ------ --- - > « ---- --- — bousen, J W Braiuard, Jos Old, A (Port Orford Tribune.) A Nicholls, Clias Norris, John Fred Schetler, of Empire, and Stauff, S B Stoy, Mrs J It Dennen, Ed Fahy, of the Coquille, were iu Miss E Miller, Edward S ottle,E H town Sunday ou business connected Morgan, Miss M Stephens, Martin with the telephone line. Wallace. From parties living at Bandon “ A word to the wise is sufficient" we lenrn that a tri-weekly mail will nnd a word from the wise should t>e be established between that place sufficient, but you ask, who are the aud Lnuglois. This will be a great wise? Those who know. The oft convenience to the people resid repeated experience of trustworthy ing between Bandon and Langloia, persons may bo taken for knowledge. ns under present conditions they Mr. W. M. Terry says Chamberlain's are compelled to go several miles, Cough Remedy gives hotter satis either to Langlois or Bandon, to faction that any other in the market. obtain their mail. ----- .. • «> » » ------------- He has ls-en in the drug business at Elkton, Ky., for twelve years; 1ms Gov. Geer last Wednesday put a sold hundreds of bottles of this stop to the importunities of the nu remedy nnd nearly all other cough merous candidates for the position medicines manufactured, which of state fish commissioner and their show* conclusively that Chamlwr- friends by appointing F. C. Reed, lnin's is the most satisfactory to the of Astoria, to that position, made people, and is the best. For sale vacant by the death of the late in by it. S. Kuowlton cumbent, Hollister D. McGuire, who was drowned in the North Umpqua liver. The new officer will be re $100 -Reward $100. quired to file a bond for $25,000, The readers o f thin paper will be pleased J and bis compensation, under the to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to ©nre in I act passed at the special session of all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's I the legislature in 1808, is $2500 Catarrh Cure is the onlv positive enre known |>er annum. Last Thursday two new cases of the lately epidemic sickness which lias existed here for a few weeks were announced nnd the quaran tine invoked. George Hite and Etta James were taken down with it. to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a constitu Another young woman sues Lip- tional treatment. Hall's Oatarrh Cure is taken iuternally, acting directly upon the man, Wolfe A Co. at Portland. blood and mucous surfaces »if the system, Miss Ida Bingham wants $10,000 thereby destroying the foundation o f the She alleges in her cotn- disease and giving the patient strength by | damages. building up the constitution and assisting l plaint that she was falsely accused nature in doing its work. The propr proprietor* | of theft and compelled to confess to liv e p have so much faith in its curative im ow i ers, that thev offer (hie Hundred Dollars f«»r that nccusatioii and that money was any case that it fails to eure, o f testim onials. Address. M Tftold gem i for list F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, Ohio. by druggists, 75 cents. Clubbing | Offers. 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Worschak, a Duluth widow, aged 2(1, shot her self aud two children, aged I and 6, on the 11th iust Philadelphia locomotive builders here have just received an order from the Indian government for 45 locomotives (or railroads in that empire. T H E Herald Land and Loan Co. (HERALD BUILDING) Coquille City, Oregon. B uy » 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. R ents or L eases your faun or city property. Write us if you want en A qent iu this county and at the county scat «BjrWhen asking information, give the number of tho piece inquired about corresponding with the number in this list. some large farms 1 to No. 14.—One acre with house near the academy in Coquille City. 3 miles from town, Very cheap. creameries, and good shipping fa cilities, which can be had kkiht , No. 15. —80 acres on river, nenr Riv ou account of old age or infirmity erton—43 acres bottom land, 25 of owners, or lack of means, or acres fenced and cultivated, 15 proper tact for handling; some acres bench, big timber logged are under mortgage, and must off and seeded,40 acres hiM, Build be sold; some of these can be had ings and orchards ample for pres low , and would divide into sev ent use. $3000. eral choice small homes that can No. 16.— 160 acres, 3 miles from he made very profitable iu time Norway, No. 1 bench and hill land; to people who are able to work, suitable for fruit, stock, corn or nnd have means aud act to han vegetables. Cheap buildings, dle them. fine bearing orchard, 16 acres under plow nnd considerable If you want a business lot at a rea brush slashed off and iu grass for sonable figure the Herald Land Co. can supply you. pasture, well watered. Cheap at $1700. Owner has business in If you think of embarking in the tl>e east, hence, a bargain. grocery or general store business, our Mr. Sanford can give you in No. 17.— A trade for unimproved timber hind (must be convenient formation where good bargains for marketing), or a stoek farm, or can be secured in those lines that grazing laud in Coos county, for 50 will no doubt save you money. acres full bearing grapes, 40 acres Our outside hustler, Mr. R. D.-) under cultivation other than Sanford, will take pleasure in I grapes, nod remainder of 160-acre giving you information, and )- tract best of unimproved land, 12 showing these properties to ] miles from Los Angelos, Cal. interested parties. New house, windmill, tank, wine storage room and everything else No. 2.— 80 acres on Bear creek, in shape to run a vineyard. known as the Bickford Bartlett place, good timber and bottom No. 18.— 280 acres of up-land, sev land combined; spring branch; eral springs, 7-room house, barn; will be sold at a bargain, as owuer 50 acres cleared, 30 fenced and is nonresident; will make a good balance covered with alder brush home when improved for a man mainly. Some valuable red cedar with small capital who would turn and coal on land. Fine founda labor into value. tion for stock range and controls other range adjoining. YVill grow No. 4.— Small house nnd large lot, good clover and other hay grasses on edge of town, at a sacrifice; when cleared; is not too steep. cheapest home in town nnd desir Cheap and on good terms. able place for any one not iu busi ness and only wanting a home. No. 19,— 103 acres on Bear creek; $200 gets it. 35 acres fenced and in grass; good- sized barn and sheds; fair dwell No. 5.—4 lots, two of them choice ing-house, young orchard, fine garden land; good house and barn, water and outside range, making large woodhouse, trees and run a desirable location for stock. ning branch; 5 blocks from court $2000, with some stock included house in Coquille, $550. — one-half cash. No. 6.—An undivided £ interest in a good farm near Myrtle Point; No. 20.— 120 acres on Big Creek, suitable for a small stoek ranch will be sold very low by a non and home. A few acres cultivated; resident; other interests might be good orchard, cheap buildings— secured at a bargain also, on ac place is neglec'ed and will be sold count of other interests demand vevy low to an actual resident, as ing their attention. Property owner is not able to live thereon known as the Hoffman ranch, at and tired of renting it out; $550 junction of South and Middle gets it. Forks of Coquille river; fine land. No. 8.— 32 acres all choice river bot No. 21.— 116 acres near Beaver Hill coal mines, known as the YVillard tom land, with all necessary build place. 80 acres is very rich bea ings, fences and trees; thrifty ver dam bottom, balance hill land. young orchard of 50 trees, market IlaH spring water and will make varieties; 16 acres cultivated; bal an A 1 place when improved. ance willow land, uncleared; on Can be had at reasonable price on the river bank, J mile from Arago account of it being owned by an postoffice and creamery. All aged lady, who cannot improve it. fine clover nnd other grass land. $2500—half down. No 22.— 280 acres 5 miles from Mos cow, Idaho. 200 acres in cultiva No. 9.—If you want cheap land, tion, balance wood and good pas here it is: 160 acres 4 miles from ture, good hr use, good barn, good postoffice, store, creamery nnd bearing orchard, plenty of small steamer facilities; several acres fruit, running water, also wells. rich creek bottom, though narrow; Price $5000. balance rolling hills— good grass land when brush is slashed and No. 23.— For sale, or exchange for land seeded; 30 acres open. good bottom land on Coquille Buildings and finest spring water rivsr or its tributaries, a choice — $650. $300 cash; balance can 30-acre fruit tract, 55 miles east be paid in labor clearing other of San Francisco, 2300 soft-shell almonds, 150 apricot trees, also land $75 each year. general varieties for family ucs. No. 10.—80 acres, 1| miles from Cheap at $3500. No. buildings. Coquille; a few acres creek bot No drouth. Fare by boat to San tom, lialance green timber bench Francisco, 25 cents. land. Timber reserved for 6years removal. Five acres cleared on Also 180 acros adjoining above, bottom; fine spring branch; fair 60 acres in cultivation, 40 nctes house and barn, other improve good saw timber, balance good ments. Only $800. Good terms wood and pasture land; about 40 of payment acres of the last could be put in cultivation after being cleared; all I No. 11.— A splendidly improved 160- under fence, no buildings. Price, acre farm, joining creamery, post- $1800. Would trade for prop office and school. Splendid build erty of | the value of the nbove, ings, fences, orchard and soil, all and take mortgage for other half in fine order; part choice liottom remaining one and two years at land, cleared and cultivated, or in 8% interest clover; good water for house and stock; bench mainly cleared Stock Is up, you want a stock ranch and in grass, balance in fine tim cheap, in order to make money ber. $(¡000; all cash down. easy. We hare it, 436 acres on a Twenty selected cows, tools, furni branch of Coos River, handy to ture nnd fowls, and everything steamer communication, orchards, ready to work with, for sale sep buildings, spring water piped to arately and reasonably. tlie house, 40 to 50 acres bottom land, controls back range. Sev No. 12.— Why pay #150 for one or enty head of cattle now for sale. two small town lots, when wo can Five dollars per acre gets it, part put you onto several acres inside cash. the incorporation for the same money? It is nearly level bench-- 160 Acres— Dairy Farm, with sub good fruit nnd building ground, stantial buildings, fences, orchard, when cleared — J of a mile from engine, eream separator, cows, P. O. nnd schi jol. tools, some furniture and crops on hand ready for immediate busi No. 13.—360 acres. 8 miles from ness, for less than $5000. Finely I Coquille City, on North Fork of watered and not far from steamer river, only $3200. Fair improve landim*. ments all around; 60 to 80 acres tillable, lialance saw timber handy $1000 buys a neat home and large grounds near the business center to riTer. A bargain for the right ‘ of town. ■uan. 20 acres of very rich bottom land on the bank of Coquille river near Coquille City. Will sell half or all, at a prico you can af ford to clear the timber, consis ting of Alder, Ash und Myrtle. Must be seen to know its fine quality of soil and location. 13£ Acres of fine land, half bench und half bottom land, inside of Coquille City limits; bottom land in meadow und vegetables. Can be divided at a profit by right 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. What have you to trade ? Iu fact if you have any property which you wish to sell or trade. 10 A 3res of mostly fine and high ground for residence when subdi vided; near business center of Coquille City. Large house and other improvements. An acre or two of choice bottom land for garden. Mostly wood land, which can be utilized to advantage. Only $1000—which is too cheap, but it must be sold soon. 79 acres saw timber, 3 miles from Coquille saw mill, and raftiDg water; laud suitable for grass, fruit and vegetables, when timber is removed; fine springs, all hill land. Only $6 per acre; time given with proper security as loug as desired, with interest at 8% . $500 —part cash, balance on long time, or in small payments, will buy 12 lots in the heart of Co quille City, half bottom ground, half high oval bench, suitable for building, trees, etc.; only 5 blocks from postotiice— ur improved. «teyCan 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 tho 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 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 buildiDg 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 a small home, near town, schools, etc. fP w o good residence lots, sightly location, $160 fo r both. Two fine level oorner Lots, near the Acad emy, in Coqnille City, for $110. Two Lots on com er near the Courthouse, cheap for oasli. Four Lots in business part o f town for $1000: usual size. 60x100 feet. 6 fine Hesidenoe Lots. 8 blocks from busi ness center of Coquille for $420; time Riven if you want to build. Six beautiful Building Lots near the Courthouse for $000. fcyPSV? have many other Lots, Houses and Lots. an-* Ranches to show you. not nbove enumerated, if yon mean business, nnd our Mr. Sanford will look out for your interest, if vou tell him as near as may be just what yon desire nnd wish to invest, so he can net intelligently for you. 1 K Acres—One mile from rail- road depot and steamer landing in Cequille City; liottom and bench land; spring branch; fenced, but no buildings; choice location: $400 cash. St * 4 0 0 0 K“ ncl1 California t j l U V y v / V / for A ranch on Coquille river. For particulars call at the Herald Land & Loan Co’s office. Choice Dusiness Lot, near R A It. depot, river landing and in business center o f Coquille City. Price $1000. T T T p hive the best land, best ’ ’ *5 location, and bm l improved «mull farm in the Coqaille valley, is in- *ide property, in one o f the nicest towns in , Coos county. If vou want th«a very best 1 at prices an.’ terms that are an object and have $3000 to $«000 to invest in a home that is > \ jov forever, and mean business, write us for exact description and terms o f optional payments. 200 A C R E S —Ou an arm of Coos Bay: part very rich creek bottom land: sandy loam: house nnd two hams: good orchards: small fruits: fencing; the finest springs imaginable right at house and barn, sufficient for never failing power for small machinery if desired: out side ritr g e on hil' land. Bottom land thor oughly cleared. Cattle, horses, fowls, ini - pleroents and furniture, nil included, at i $ 6600 .