Coquille City herald., March 18, 1902, Image 4

Squille Citi] $ffauu
J lr .
Leasing ol (¡overmen! Land-
Pleasant Hill-
160 acres for sale. J o f a mile
from river. Enough led cedar to
cut 1 , 000,100 shingles, good graz­
ing aud fruit land with fine bottom
laud garden of about 3 acres, and
100 young fruit trees set, few benr-
iug
Fine coal ou place. Would 1
take good team as part Pay, and
and give time on part. Inqu ire of
L Y O N S ’ B U IL D IN G ,
the H e r a l d .
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Information regarding Civil Ser­ K 5 3 P 3 c a a s t a ,n t l3r o n
vice Examinations, Pensions, Pat­
o f -A .il
Ability to throw a fair per eentng» ents, Bounties, Trade-Marks, Copy­
of tho females in bis audiences into rights. Mail Routes, Govt. Docu­
into hysterics is now out of the re- ments Public Lands Govt. Supplies,
largo libraries
. cements of a successful profes- procured. Three
: the fact that the' life o f the poor 8I0Ual musician.
located here.
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Nationul
Infoimation Buresu
who goes upon unimproved
Notice to Debtors.
g OTerninent laud to build him self a i
612 14th St., N. W
l,,,me is not the easiest life in the
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Home rs noi ine easiesi m e in tnt
A ll persons knowing them selves
j world,
w o r l d . __
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haidsnips
endured
him are numerous and when there ! f ,.11 „„1 i„.i
2v£. Q . F O H L .
to make imme-
Prayer meeting every luureday evening at |
Nv. fc. iluloouib, I'astur.
The W. C. T. U. nieete every 1‘uesday at
? p. m. at the Preeoytenau church.
Prenbylotian Babboth echool every Sab-
both at iu a. in. Jcase Halt, buperintehd-
eul.
Preaching each 2nd and 4th Sabbottr. at
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. You are curdialy
invited.
Samuel S. White. Pastor.
QauMtN B aptist Services by llev, C. H.
Barklow eaca -ud and 4tb Sunday in each
womb, at the Little Church at this place.
L O C A L IT E M S
Joe Bledsoe went to the Poiut
Friday.
Jessie Luse, of the Marshfield
Sun, was over to this place Friday.
A. J. Radabaugh was in town
Friday, tho first time for severul
weeks.
Mrs Capt. C- U , Butler o f Ban
doD, was up to town a day ot so
last week.
Taylor Dement returned from a
short business trip to the bay by
Frid ay’s train.
Peter Crow was down from the
mines at Eckly on Friday, but re.
turned at once.
T o T i i a d e - A thoroughbred
Jersey Bull for n good Durham—
apply to J. A. Jackson at Arugo.
Mrs. R. E. Buck went to Bundon
Thursday where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. Fanuio E Dyor, and
numerous other friends.
F ob S ale on T baoe — A first-class
Camera.
"Will 'ake in exchange a
good typewriter.
Call on F. M.
Stewart, Coquille City.
S. Mundy, of Baudon, went to
Marshfield Friday to look after
some timber interests iu connection
with the broombuudlu business at
the former plnoe.
\V. M. Burgess, ageot for Sharp
less Tubular and Em pire Separa
tors.
Easy
payments or cash.
Address, W. M. Burgees. Box 58,
Coquille, Oregon,
F. A. W hite has on hnnd a lot of
excellent waterproof boot and shoe
dressing of his own manufacture.
Jnst the thing fur your foot ware
this wet weather.
M a u k i e d : — In Portland, March
10,1902, William Farrell, and Mrs.
Lulu Knowles. The bride is a
sister o f Mrs. C. H. F ry o f the
County infirmary.
F ob S a l e — A
first-class, fire­
p ro o f safe, of ths H all pattern
with two sets of double doors,
weighing 5,000 pounds, as good aw
new, for $150. Inquire at the
H er ald office.
You will never wish to takoadose
of pills if you oie-c try Chamber­
lain’s Stomach A Liver Tablets.
They are easier to take and -pleasant
in effect. They cleanse tho stomach
and regulate the liver and bowls.
F or sale by R. S. Knowlton.
T h e steamer Mandalay
suc­
ceeded in getting to sea on Wednes­
day after several days’ delay ou ac­
count of bad weather. The gaso­
line schoOuei Monterey sailed the
same «Jay and the schooner Pnrker-
burg come iu the same day after
a long'and tedious voyage fron Sau-
Fraucieco.
T h e steamer Welcome will run
as follows iu the future:
Leave
M yrtle Point at 7 a. m. far Coquille,
artiviug at about 9:30 a. m. and
leave Coquille at 12:30 p. id . for
M yrtle Point, arriving at «trout 4
p. in.
Courteous treatment to
passengers and freignt bandied
with care aDd dispatch.
1 lie Plesaut H ill school will be
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Butcher,
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y ,
H a n d ^ T e s la .
3 C in d .s.
IM le ate.
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Cash Paid for Fat Hogs in Shipping
Quantities.
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T U T T L E T E M P E R A N C E H O U SE
O PT IC IA N .
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» P ? « * “ ! «be addition a i Z u Z t l e t X . «s 1 must have
and Miss Annie Hall will teach the j hardship and disadvantage of res­
A ll tests solicited—-no charge.
! what is comming to me to euable
C o q -u illo O ity , O r e g o n .
Dora school-
Glasses only first-class quality.
tricting him to the narrow coniines me to carry on my business.
Prices to suit the times.
Calls
A singing teacher is wanted at of his 160-acre homestead and re-
Yours, Respectfully,
lirst-clnss
iu
every
respect; courteous treatment.
Transient and reg*
anywhere on request to do so.
I'leasnnt Hill to teach a series of fusing him the pnvilage of grazing
\V. H. SctntOEDKR.
ular Boarding aud Lodging,
Myrtle Point, Or.
sinying lessons. Clms H olt has a i his few head of stock upon tho
school organized at Gravel Ford. j public domain, because some settler
First street— east end o f bridge.
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W bito Labor
A. J. Mayse got the mail cou- or corporation has a lease upon it,
tract from Lnda to Gravel Ford, we are placing him at a disadvan­
Two horses one set of but chair
three times a/week
The contract tage that he cun not well bear.
expires July 1. 1902; advertised
The opportunities which these hnrnhss good as new a good two
for four years from July Its. Who bills yffer to tho homesteader and horse wagon all for 65 dollars. Call
will tie the lucky tnau?
small fanner nre practically of no and see them. Mrs 8 It Stillwell
Grandma Fellows is no better. value whatever, and would be a Halls creek near A rsgo will take
Uncle H. H. Fellow s Ims moved very great disadvantage if tho go v­ part cash ami good note or cow.
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from Myrtle Poiut to Gravel Ford ern ment lund were teased by a large
Digests what you eat.
TR E SPA SS N O T IC E .
company or corporation, as it natur­
G aylo rd .
This preparailon contains all of the
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'T IC E is horeby given that any and dlgestants and digests all kinds of
ally be, while to the large stock
all p^raons are warned against hunting food. Itgiveslnstant rellcfandnever
C lifO fiir D ln rreliocii.
companies it would offer opportuni­ or trespassing in any manner on the J. J. falls
to cure. I t allows you to eat all
Mr. C. B. W ingfield, of Fair ties which at first glauce are not ap­ Lamb plaoe an the mouth of Fishtrap creek the food yon want. The most sensitlvo
nii«l anyone found guilty o f ao doing with­
Play, Mo., who suffered from chroD - preciated. They could lease the out permission of the undersigned, will be tomachs can take It. By Its use many
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iiousands of dyspeptics have been
io dysentery fortbirty-five years, says land and thereby prevent any settler prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
tured after everything else failed. I t
D. M O RG AN*
Chamberlain’s C die, Cholera and from grazing cattle upon it, and by
.<revents formation of gas on the stom­
Diarrhoea Ttemody did bim more so doing monopolze large tracts of
ach, relieving all distressaftereating.
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land
which
it
is
now
impossible
to
good than ary other medicine he
Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to take.
Notice is hereby ghenthat my wife. Mrs.
had ever used. F or sale by R. S. do, ns all have an equal right upon Leora E. Robinson, has. without provica­ It can't !ie!p
KuowRen.
it. Tho act of February 25, 1885, tion. left my bed and board, and I hereby
but do you good
notice to the public not to trust her on
now in forco, prohibits the fencing give
only by E. O. D r W it t & Co., Ohicaga
my account, and I will in no wise be re- Prepared
The
$1.
bottle
contains
2% times the 50c. size.
From the Coos B hj News.
or in any manner icstiicting tho free sponaible for her acts.
E uokne R obinson . 1
K S K n o w " •»»
Attorney J. 8 . Coke returned on use by all of the public domain.
the Areata from an extended busi­
Some of these hills nre exception­
ness visit in San Francisco.
ally objectionably while all cotilaiu
Hayes Howard returned home features that ai o sufficient to war­
Monday on the Alliance from San rant their defeat
The hill introduced by Senator
Fruucisco, where he arrived about
Millard contains numerous objec­
two mouths ago from Honolulu.
M r s . O-. IR,. W i c k h a m - P r o p r i e t e s s .
tions, the greatest of which is that
Attorney J. T. Hall returned on the amount of laud allowed each
the Alltnco from Han Francisco,
lessor is only limited by the amount
whither ho accompanied C. W.
of land he may own.e^eh h-asor be­
Paterson, who was getting along
Best Table Service.
ing nllowed to lease 10 acres for
nicely at St. L u k e’s hospital when
Rooms Neat and Clean.
every acre he owns There would
he left.
Courteous Treatment.
practically be no limit to the quan­
Handy to Depot and Boat Landing.
Joseph Young was arraigned be­ tity of Innjl that might be leased
For Sale.
KodeS
Dyspepsia Cure
J. A. L A M B & CO,
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Hardware, Stoves,
Tin and Agate ware
Doors and Windows,
Lim e and Cement,
New Boarding ¡louse
Agricultural Implements,
Paiijts and oils,
Collier Residence, - - - - - - - Ccquil!e,Ore.
G LA SS.
fore Judge Hyde last week charged
w ith rajio on the person o f Mollie
Vineyard and held to i wait tho ac­
tion of the district attorney at the
next teirn of circuit court, defend­
ant end plaintiff nre aged 21 and 13
years respectively and the crime is
alleged to have been com railed in
January lust. Young could not fur­
nish the required bond and was
taken to Coquille City by Constable
Bridges where he was placed iu
the county jail.
under this law by the large stock
companies who own thousands ot
acres of land throughout the west
Another objection is that no other
than homestead or mineral entries
might be mads upon land under
Having obtained first-class rigs and j
lease and this would practically ex­
teams, I am now prepared to do n
clude all desert entries and entries
general freight and passenger luisiness I
under the timber and stone law.
between Myrtle Point and Rosebnrg. |
Tho revenue derived from the
Will leave Myrtle Point on Tuesday,
lease of these lands under this bill
making one trip a week.
W ill make
is to ba applied to tha irrigation of
hnds in the different public land trips to (_oquii!e Uity when occasion requires,
First-class nceonimoda-
J. A. D ubeli ,.
Mrs. Chss Nordetiom was ad­ states, but as the laud is to rent for tions guarenteed.
Myrtle Poiut, Oregon
judged insane Inst week, and was only two cents per acre, the reve­
ID. 3=3:. CToîi r is e n ., P r o p .
taken on the Allionce by her hus­ nue would not begin to compensate
band and Geo. Beale to Salem. for the injury it would cause the
fact, uo sum!
Insanity was due to a long spell of homesteader. In
sickness, iu which Mrs. Nordstrom ; *v'.’ " kl be sufficient to pay for the
was given the best of care, her hus­ injury necessarily resulting to Ihe
IR E S H M EATS o f all Kind Constantly on Hands, also
band giving up bis position at the people ns a whole from nn act which
electric ligh t plant to he at her would retard tiie settlement of th -
bedside and Hdraiuisteii to her westoru states.
It would seem from the amount
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wauts
Medical aid w h s o f no avail
anil finally Mrs. Nonistrornjlost her of energy that is being expended
C lr ic lt a r r s a n d . w a n t
dozen.
miud. Her cause is a sad on ), in­ upon this effort to frame a satisfac­
deed, and it is hoped that she will tory lousing bill that it would have
soon recover from her present con­ been done if such a thing were pos­
sible, but so far we have failed to
ditions.
learn of n plan which is n it open to
the above objections nnd wo con­
Big Western Oil Syndicate
clude therefore that the efforts to
Sun Fsanciseo, Cal., March 14.— mix oil ami water will surely fail.
Aud until a hill is framed for the
The great purchase of oil lands by
the American Consolidated Oil Co., lensiug of the public land that will
which was announced Borne days Vie of as much or more behefit to the
C a p t . IÆ C l s e n ,
ago, is the largest deal in tile aeeu- homestead settler as to tho large
-------------------------------- P r o p r ie to r .
stock
corporations
we
enn
not
eon
mlation and trunsfer of Western oil
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SUGAR,
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OREGON
scientiously
auppoit
it.—
Publi-
property ever undertaken.
By it.
OPPOSITE DEPOT
108,000 acres of oil land, 25,000 of Lund.
nnd also BOOTS and SHOES, Rubber Goods of all Kinds.
And
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which ate proved to have oil, are
New Goods on all Boats.
turned (over to a combination of
T H E
syndicates composed of men prom-
inent, in the oil business in New
York, Chicago, Omaha and Califor­
W e m ak e a S p ec ialty o f a ll k in d s o f Feed.
nia. The pi ice paid was nearly $ 6 ,-
000,000. The company will com­
mence immediately the construction
of a large system of pipe-lines and
Wm. Gallter, Proprietor,
the erection of refineries
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HAflDW fUlE.
FROM MYRTLE POINT TO R03EBURG.
Best Goods-lcwest Prices.
njarlçeL
When in Town B oii T Fail to Call at
Fish, Clams arid Chickens
G lam s on S a ls T u e s d a y and F r id a y
ümegar Sc Medley’s
THE LONE STAR
STO RE
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HARDWARE STORE,
L arge W arehouse
H a v in g A Large
L iin eg a r «£ M e d le y .
How »1 his.
1 Hall’s Cstnrrh Cnre is taken internally.
lOg, aceompanyeit by Mrs. Tallows I aotimt directly nism the bloist and mucous
aud ohildren, o f this plaoe.
“ Uuiiug the winter of 1898 I wus
80 . U8 *n u)y j0*'1'*, *rl f act all over
n*-' body, thut 1 cotilu hardly hobble
a ,l‘uud> W^LU ^ bought a bpttle of
Chamberlain's Pain Halm,
From
the first application I began to get
well, and was cured and have work­
ed steadily all the vein-. -R. W h a l­
er, Northwood, N. Y. For sale by
R. 8 . Khowlton.
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V e offer One Hnuitreit Dollars Reward
for any ense o f Catarrh that oannot bo
cured bv H ill’ s Catarrh Cure.
F. J. O R K N E Y A CO. Proprietors,
Thomas Stillw ell a u i family, of
Toledo. O.
the lower river, who spent several . W o the under, g led have known F J,
Oheuey for the last if* yours, and believe
days on Fishtrap during tho late him perfectly honorable in nil business
illuess, death and burial of Grand­ trait suctions and tinanoinlly nblo to oarry
any obligations made by theirtlnn.
ma ltowan, mother o f Mr. Stillwell, out West
A Trust, Wholesale ” DruKKists,
stayed in town over Friday night Toledo, O.. W elding. Kinnan A ., nrvin
and returned home Saturday morn ' Wholesale DrngKists, T o leco , Ohio.
.
P. E. Drone,
aiaitllMUi.
There are now before Congress
The East Fork of the Coquille
has started out with spring in good several bibs providing for the leas-
T U E S D A Y , M A R C H 18, 1902.
shape. L. S. Miuard led out on ing of governm- ut laud, but in noue
the 8 tb with a tin baby boy at his of these can . bo found sufficient
Church Directory.
¡home. Then D. C Krsntz, not to ! merite justify their passage, nud all
i be left! on the 10 th, reported twins o f them coutain'-objaetiouablo fea-
Episcojml Charoli.—Episcopal eervioes at bis house — two bouncing boys, tures, the greatest of which is the
City the thtra Suuuay iu each mouth
u>e combined weight of whom is tendency they wou;d have to re-
Wui. Uorseiall, Enator. 15J pounds.
The East Fork
is titled the settlement of the western
M E. Church, South: Erenchiug each coming to the
front.
states, by imposing upon the actual
"u 1*.'1 Suuuu}°schum>>every suihuv 7 at* ft
Miuard & Fulsome are now j settler who should arrive after tho
o'ulocit. neuior Epworth Xeiugue ut t,:.a), p. hauling logs for J O Stemler
| lease of the land bad been secured
ill. JuiuorL,suK0eai3:ito,p.
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l»v a n rio r si-ttler
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.. iu „ . I'niytruicci-j
laud owner or
iuk Ttauriwtay evening ut 7s«K).
It. A. Easton has got his n e w ■ J “ P .
corporation,
additional hardship and
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ready . for
occa- „
W
e are all aware
o f (
C hristian C huucii .- Communion aervioes I lian„ v
¡disadvantages.
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at 11 a. in. buuuajoachout at 111 a. m. Ea- i • * “ ’•'■
Ueavor society ftt «> p. m. ail cury/itiiy in- 1
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H ffw e and others were down
vited to attend all aerveoes.
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w eie uown
at. E. Cliurolt.—Ereaohihg aervioa every .
Mr. H ow e,
1st, 3rd aua 5th. buuday s tll.u .iu .a u d though 70 years o f age is quite
and 7,»Op. m. »uuduy eouool every auuuuy smart.
at 10, a. in. Epwortu piougue, 0 Jo p. iu. j
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<¿«»1 K i l l o l 111 m f t l l i r u *
I surfaces o f the system.
Price, TV. per
I bottle. Sold by alt DrugKists. Testimou-
Keeps only pure W in e s an dlriqu ors
and Fine Cigars.
T he A m ercus Club W h is k y is one
of the specialties served in these
Clubrooms. -
A j ^ i t W V tE
QUEENS WAi^E,
TIN
WflUE.
Call and examine Roods and in v e a ti«te j
l>riooa.
a u ln ;
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plying for pntent; it may be worth money.
We promptly obtain U. 8. and Foreign
F ob S a l k or T r a d e —T he large . iats free
HiiU’ . Fam ily Pilla are the beat.
and commodious furniture factory
near the little church, equipped
and T R A D E M A R K S or retnrn E H -
T I R C attorney * fee. Send model, *ki-tch
with good engine, platter, band saw,
orVhtMoand w* «end an I M M E D I A T E
two large lathes, edgor, sandpiper,
F R E E report on <>atent*bility. >Ve give
the boat legal »arvice aud mlvica, and our
ing machine and other articles too
Are vou suffering from rlicnma-
charge* are moderate. Try u».
numerous bo mention. W ill sell at tism. Week Back, N n vous troubtc
a bargain or trade for city property. | or Generally run-down system?
Pmtont Law yer*,
1 r,quire of J.W . Kiew son,Coquille, fo * Electric Belts sud Bstteiiss.
0pp. U.S. Patent Office.Washington. D.C.
Oregon.
Far men and women.
Electric
Uncle John Berry, o f the 8 onth In8,,les keep the feet warm.
warm, and
Fork who come dowu the middle prevent catching cold. F o r booklet
taxes, ------
made i all‘l circulars, addtess,
of the week, to pay his
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GENERAL
Medford, OregoD.
since the H e r a ld was only a few
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monthes old, However be has been
For Sate at a Bargain.
a constant reader of the paper:
all ths while.
Since theold gen-1
HorseshoeiDu a Specinlty.
tlemens return from Alaska his
160 acre dairy ranch, machinery
N. W. Cor Second and Hall Sta,
opioion has been very exalted of tools and eleven cows.
G «.aiutilo City, Oregon.
J. Q u ic k , Coquille, Or. i
that country.
P A TE N TS
ELECTiprrY.
SW IFT & CO.,
MILLINERY
M r s . G. L . M oon.
Keeps a choice line of up to date
Milliner Silks, Linigsanj Trimmings.
FVifrc^y W & fk Material
A nd the Celebrated R . & G. Corset.
All kinds of Stam ping done to order.
Sanderson Building near the Wharf.
S. H. McADAMS,
BlacKsitl jJap H Work
F o r all kinds of
Job PrintinQ'
Booh a id Commercial Wot <r in the neatest and latest styles—
Call at the HERALD office
Our prices are right .
R O S E B U R G -M Y R T E P O IN T -
S T A G E L IN E .
B. FENTON,
PROPRIETOR
Saddle Horses of best quality always on hand. Good Rigs in readi
ness for specinl trips. In fact, a general Stage and Livery business.
Accommodations for Traveling men a speciality.
J ohnsons NI ill ,
M an uite.c3tu.ros
- i f M i r p E R , LyT n > S, E T C .!
JtPPLEBOXES, DRY BIIJISRIRG Jt SPEGIflMY.
Patterns for houses, barns, and bridges furnished promptly.
Deliveries of lumber and shingles made by rail or water.