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T U E SD A Y , DEC. 25, 1894.
REG U LA R
( T H E G R E£ A T
Uilli
T R A IN S
H I ON.MYN, WEDNESDAYS
J jX days will run as follows;
Leave
8 00 a. m.
Mar*1 ifield
Arrive ••
0.15 “
COQUILLE CITY
»5 0 “
Norway
10.00 “
Myrtle Point
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CURES
mm
Rt£ M E D Y
AND FUI-
Arrive
12.15 p. m.
Leave
11.00a. ra.
10.25 “
10.15 “
Attend the masquerade to-night.
Our la grippe victims are doing
well.
Grant Beale o f Empire City
L O C A L IT E M S.
came over yesterday.
P e o p l e * » P a r t y N o t ic e .
This masquerade ball promises
A meetiog of the county central
committee of the People’s Party to be the best ever given here.
will he held in Coquille City
The Baptist Sunday-school closed
Monday, Dec. 31, nt 11 a. m. Bus for the winter from last Sunday.
iness of importance to nttend to.
Dr. Holden, dentist, left for Ban-
The members-elect of the legisla
ture are urged to he present, and don and the lower coast yesterday.
all who wish may attend.
Wo hold soma interesting orig
Charming weather.
Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year.
Everybody should attend the
play, “ Black Diamonds.”
The academy nlso has taken a
holiday till next Monday.
The steamer Bandorille will
take on a lend of lumber at Lyons’
mill.
A. C. Wilson passed through to
his mining claim at Salmon moun
tain last week.
inal matter over for another issue.
Star Comedy Co. New Year's eve
— “ Black Diamonds,’’ a splendid
play.
F ob S ale .— A tract of 1G0 acres
of firm timber land, near Fishtrap
Apply at this office.
The Coqnille creamery closed
yesterday, having run full nine
months.
Many of the scholars attending
the academy here have gone home
to spend the holidays.
Mr. Lyons distributed the usual
Baker Post, G. A. R , is prepar
Christmas tnrkey to eaoh of his ing for a masquerade ball at Marsh
employes yesterday.
field on February 22d.
Kidney affections of years stand
It is expected that the annual
ing cured hv Simmons Liver Regu
rainfall for this year will be from
lator.— J. W. Poynts.
65 to 75 per cent above the average.
Mrs. Seeley and daughter, Mise
Mre. W. H. Bunch and children
Edna, spent a day or two at
left yesterday to spend the holi
Marshfield last'week.
days with her paronts at Myrtle
The I. O. G. T. will meet ns
Point.
usual New Year’s night— the regu
Rev. O. G. Quimby will spend
lar night of meeting.
the
holidays among North Fork
The W. R. C. ladies will furnish
the supper for the ball to-night, friends and then take his departure
for the east.
only 25 cents a plate.
Pay up arrearages, nnd ono year
The buoy off the month o f the
Coqnille has been moved to the i in advance of only $G for the Daily
Call aud H erald , or $2.25 for the
sorthwnrd by the heavy seas.
Weekly Call and H erald .
U. D. Sanford is now prepared to
It is expected the Rev. Mr. M c
fnrnish yon with good rich milk,
Cain of the Methodist Episcopal
cheap ns dirt--m inus the dirt.
*
church will take up his permanent
The World Almnnac for 1895
residence at Bandon.
free to subscribers paying one
Judge and Mrs. Dyer and Mrs.
year’s subscription to the H ebald .
Buckingham came up yesterday
The storm of the past two or
and will spend Christmus with Mr.
three weeks appears to hnva sub
an d Mrs. R. E. Buck.
sided, and the roar o f tba breakers
The schooner Prosper came in
is normal.
over the bar last Friday
and
The steamer Bandorille will now
stranded on the north beach, but
make trips between this place and
soon got off aud into the channel
Han Francisco and from this place to
again.
Portland alternatsly.
F or S ale —T he
undersigned
Bud Stone, formerly a resident offers a span o f good mnres, 6 and
here, but for two or three years 8 yrs. old, wagon aud harness, for
past living in Washington, has re sale. For terms, enquire at the
A. G. A iken .
turned and is at present at Empire postoffice, of
City.
"A snake in the grass” is all the mors
The friends of Miss Ruby Stone, dangerous from being unsuspected. So are
many o f the blood medicines offered the
formerly of this place, will be public. To avoid all risk, ask your druggist
pleased to learn of her recent mar for Ayer’ s Sarsaparilla, and nlso for Ayer's
riage at her present home at Har Almanac, which is just out for the new year.
rington, Washington.
Arrivals by steamer Arago Wed
Three best papers in the country nesday of last week: John Nor
each week for only $2.25 a year — man, Mrs. C. Robbins and Ed
your local paper, the H erald , and Sumner, and four Chinamen in
Per steamer Areata
the Twice-a-week
New
York- steerage.
World. Don’t fail to note this.
Thursday morning:
Miss Lizzie
Mr. Jones’ washing compound,! Ellerhy.
besides being purely vegetable, and
The agate banters on the beach
free from acids, lye or any sub-1 are more numerous than ever at
stance injurious to clothes, does
away with all rubbing and the, this late season of the year. The
usual manual labor in doing a agates are muoh more numerous,
washing. Try it.
; ns lots of them have been washed
With clergymen, pnbiio speakers, sincere, | in by the heavy Beas that have been
nnd actors, A jer’ a Cherry Pectoral is the [ r o ||i n „ ¡ n f o r s o m 0 t ; m e past-
favorite remedy for hoarseness all affec-
tions o f the vocal organs, throaf, and lunqs
R. E. Buck received n handsome
Its anodyne and expectorant effects are
lap-robe from Mrs. Judge Dyer,
promptly realized.
and Mrs.'Buck a pair o f beautiful
Onr Coquille I. O. G. T. is re- . . .
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.
, ,
- blankets, with her initials woven in
puted to be the banner lodge of i .
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the center, from Judge Dyer,
the state. Now let its member
Christmas presents. The articles
ship take the pride in its repnta-
tion that its fame warrants and are all wool and from the new
woollen mill at Bandou.
make it effectively so, too.
PAI NS o f
MAN &
BEAST.
T o t h e D u ir j i n c i i ’ » t 'n l e n .
S u n d a y - S r li» o f C h r is t in a » C o u e e r t .
| West Or* jion inn i
The M. E. Sunday-school gave a
literary and musical program last
Saturday night, appropriate to the
occasion.
Being Christmas-tide,
the church had been handsomely
decorated by the ladies prior to the
celebration. Some neat and ap
propriate mottoes were also placed
over the pulpit and at other points
on the wall, each as “ Merry Christ
mas and Happy New Year,”
“ Christmas Greeting,” etc. The
church wns well filled with an ap
preciative audience aud au inter
esting progrnm wns rendered.
Ben Harrison o f the North Fork
trapped a mink this week of a pe
culiar form, the animal having only
three legs.
Work on th» railroad up near
Sugarloaf is to be resumed in a
few days and it is the intention of
the company to work all winter.
Dr. Alex McDonald was called
into consultation with Dr. J. K.
Reader last Monday in the case of
S. P. MoVey who had hie foot
crushed at Arago a short time since.
It is rumored that $150,000 ae
purt of the purchase price of the
big laud and timber deal, inaugur
ated by Capt. G. W. Williams, of
the Coquille valley, has been paid,
and that the work of abstracting
the titles to the lands has been
commenced, and as soon as the
abstract is complete the balance of
the money will be paid, and* that
the sale will be consummated.
The board o f directors have
decided that the meeting appointed
to be held on the 1st Suturday in
January— the 5th— had best bo
held on Friday, the 4th. Their
reason is that if held Sntuiday,
mnny of the members will not be
able to reach their homes, as no
boats will be running*on Sunday.
The primary department of the
The meeting will, therefore, be ublic school gave an emertain-
held Friday, Jan. 4, at 10 a. m., at fsnt last Friday afternoon, under
the little church in this place.
the charge of the teacher, Mrs.
Strang. The little folks gave reci
J. L. Ryons has discovered a val tations, dialogues and songs, nQd
uable stone quarry on his lauds had a merry time. The teacher
near the beach. It is a sandstone then distributed preseuts of can
like that o f the Blacklock stone dies and nuts aud
Christmas
quarries in Curry county, but is cards, and was herself the recip-
much harder, more durable, and ent o f several presents from the
heavier. It is only a short distance scholars. A few guest» were pres
from Bandon, and it will cost but
ent
very little to place it on board ship
The Bearer H ill “ mining ma
there for its destination, which will
chinery,” secured recently
by
probably be San Francisco or Port
Manager Graham, failed to make
land. R. H. Rosa has the same
connection with the train Sunday
kind of stone at his place, also
night owing to the elide on Sugar-
George Bennett and Andrew John
loaf mountain. They made it last
son.
evening, however, about forty
The I. O. G. T. o f Marshfield strong, an importation of negroes,
had a most enjoyable surprise for
the first of that race ever brought
their Worthy Chief, Dr. Evaus, at
to work in this county.
their regular meeting last Tuesday
Mr. Lee and family, Mrs. Dr.
evening. After the order ot busi-
K elly’s folks, moved up from Riv
nese had been disposed of, which
erton a few day* ago and occupy
had been pushed through by 9:30
the Pendleton house, near the
o ’clock, Brother Watt Short an
Christian church. Thv children
nounced the program of spending
will nttend school here. Charley
the balance o f the evening in social
Pendleton will board with them
pleasures, and the hours sped
and attend school nlso.
quickly in dancing and social con
Gurley Boak, first assistant
verse in celebration of the 37th
engineer,
and W ill Bingaman,
birthday of the Worthy Chief.
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second assistant, on the Bandorille,
X o l l c r t o .H ill« P iilro u H .
have resigned their positions and
All persons buying milk from came over from the bay on the
me will be expected to settle for train last Friday. They will play
the same promptly the first of every
month, and will he fam ished at land-lubber awhile.
«
the following prices: One gallon
per month, $3.75; two quarts, $2;
one quart, $1—20 per cent eff to
those coming lo the barn for milk.
All who will pay one month in ad
vance 10 per cent reduction from
above prices, amt will be furnished
bright, now cans and tickets. Caeh
will be paid for all tickets not used
at any time patrons desire.
R. D. S anford .
fc=>a.ie»
N
School : Boards
Or Trustees
■yyisHiNG t o iimcn.ASE
Desks or Supplies
were distributed to the proper per
sons by members of the band,
selected for the purpose.
About 10 o’clock the entertain
ment closed. It was one that will
be long remembered, and did credit,
in every respect, to our ever ready,
never tired, good-natured, gentle
manly band boys, who spared
neither time nor pmns nor oxpenss
in preparing the feast. The citi
zens assisted in contributions.
WALTER DRANE,
Blacksmith and
Wagonmaker,
I
tion, meadow land, good for dairy farming*
Close to town.
M. ALEXSON.
OREGON .
POSTOFFICB
BUILDING!,
sell Gent’ s and Children’s Cloth
ing, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Underwear,
W ILL
etc. from 25 to 50 por cent cheaper than
any other house in Coos county.
GIVE US A CALL AND SEE FOR
YOURSELF.
8 3ml
J. ALBERT, Proprietor.
ROBERT ITCLEARY,
Groceries „
N
HEART DISEASE 20 YEARS.
sldo and back most of the time; at last I became
dropsical. I was very nervous and nearly worn
out. The least excitement would cause zd * w
JOHN H. YAGER, T H O U S A N D S ¡ £ 8 3
— DEALER IN—
Hardware, Stoves, Tin
ware,Queesware,Glass
ware, Lamps, Cutlery,
Etc., Etc.
BANDON,
til
OR.
BY M AIL
PROM PTLY
attended to, nnd goods shipped per
O RDERS
steamer lo all points on the upper river at
prices that defv com petition«
C O A L B'JOVES,
W O O D S T O V E 8,
C OOK STOVES.
R A N G E S.
Sold on a Positive Guarantee.
D r .
M ILES’ PI LLS. SO D o s t . 25 C m
Sold bv R. 8. K u o-lton .
Y
C H A N G IN G
OUR M IND
Is hard w ork com pared w ith
changing the appearance o f y o u r
stove with
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v
^ t o v e
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Q
Lasts
L ooks
A bout
A bout
l o s s
Seven times longer
Seven times better Ti-*"
Seven times cleaner s‘°v*
Tw o times cheaper Poa*A
A bout Tw o times handier
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I f your grocer doesn’t keep it,
send us his name with 10c and
ret a large box and a valuable
amily household b o o k free.
K
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PAYS
Donnellan & C o ., A g ts .,
V /. L . D o u g l a s
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CURED
M. L. KANDLEMAN,
Parkersburg, Or.
A GOOD HOME
G H S 6K E H t . f i l â i B f l
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S mitii -D avis —At Marshfield, Dec. 12, 1894.;
by Rev. J. B. Rideout, Will H. Smith and I ■VTOTICE is hereby given, that about De-
X i cernbor 1st, or sooner, I will be prepared
Mi ns Stella Davis.
to furnish a good article of fresh milk at
C awtink -T errt —At Empire City, Deo. 13, your door at popular prices, and 20 per cent
1894. by Justice R. J. Cussans. George M. will be deducted to those wishing to take
AND
Cantine and Mrs. Artlisa M. Terry.
their milk at ray barn at milking hours.
BTBi>-SnucK—On the North Fork, at resi- | A continuous supply will lie maintained
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dence of bride’s pnrent*. Dec. 19. 1894, by i if possible, in reason, and a share of the
Rev. J. T. Thornton, George Byrd and \ public patronage is respectfully solicited.
R. D. 8ANF0&D.
Miss Rosa Shuck.
G ohlmann -S tonk —At Harrington, Wash., | Coquille City. Or., Nov. 6.
* A ACRES, U. fl. Title, 30 acres bot-
Doc. 5. 1894. Henry Gohlmann and 1
M / tern land, 10 acres in cultivation,
Miss Ruby E. Stone.
i improvements costing
Almost at
! your own price—at % cash nnd balance in
1 3 years. Call at H bsald office.
f>IED.
ifyo u cseth eP vta h m® t
Incubators ft Brooder*- t
Make m oney w hile I
others are w astin g I
tim e b y old processes.
Catalog teiIs all about,
it.and describes every ^
article needed for the,
poultry business.
with
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fluttering. For the last fifteen rears
j
I eoekl
not iileep on my leftside
‘e ft side or back until began taking
...
your Mew H e a r i t Cure. I had not taken it very
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llN * and " " I can - now *
long
felt m much
better,
K
oai until
am I mm
■ -V
!>n eithsr
elthsr side
sldo or back without the least dlseon*
dll
on
fort. 1 have no pain, smothering, dropsy, no ..
on stomach or other disagreeable symptoms. I
able to do all my own housework without eng
trouble and consider myself cured.
Klkhart, Ind., i m
Mas. K uttra H atcb .
It is now four years sinoe I have taken anf
medicine. Am in better health than I hare bceft
tn 4 0 years. I honestly be-
mm
Meve that D r. M ilos' *ru>
H eart Cure saved my life
■ wnmrner
and made me a well woman. I am now W yeafli
of ago, aud am able to do a good day ■ Worn.
May *wth, Ifi92.
M rs KlJUBA M a «CM»
BUILDING HARDWAUK—Buch n« Nttiln,
Screws, Locks, Hinges, etc., at
rock-bottom prices.
1
M. HAYTEIt.
HRS. ELMIRA HATCH.
L L kinds of farm worknolieited. Horse
shoeing and plow work n specially
Supplies for logging work, wedgeu, dogs D r. M U m JT m M mr I C o ., M lhhart, I n * .
rings, cant-hooks and everything u^ed i»
D ear S irs : For 20 years I was troubled wMi
logging camps kept on hand. SAtisfsotioa heart
disease. Would frequently have falling
gtrarnntpod. Shop on corner Morth o f Pio- ■polls and smothering at night. Bad to sit op or
noei Feed stnble.
(19tf
get out of bed to breathe. IIad pain In m y left
M A R S H F IE L D , - - - OREGON .
A
Nov. 30, 1894.
C IT Y ,
Cheap Cash Store, A
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Kirkpatrick
And
o f Angora are visiting their daugh
ter, Mrs. A1 Batch, during Christ
T th* JERRY WILSON PLACE, op
posite the Railroad Depot,
mas.
T X T ILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT
FRONT STREET,
VV
a
ll
delinquent
taxes
must
be
settled
Aaron Wilson, o f the H erald at once or costs will be added. -
C o q u ille C ity , Q r.
Dated, December 5, 1894.
force, visited tbo bay last week
W. W. GAGE.
several days and had an enjoyable Sheriff nnd Tax-Collector, Empire City,
Coos county, Oregon.
T EN TS M A D E TO O R D E R .
time.
T E N TIN G M A TE R IA L .
C. L. Gray, the jeweler, has a D i s s o l u t i o n 2 > T o tio e .
fiue slock of latest styles of jewelry
'OTICE is hereby given that the part
F o r Sale*
at J. W. Leneve s for the holiday
nership heretofore existing between
sales— ob, so beautiful and cheap. AT, Hayter and C. AT. nnd Robert Doyle to
fill a certain contract prior to July last, the 1 MIliK£ NICK LEVEL LOT8-
Don’t forget, Mouday night of said contract having been completed, the
partnership is dissolved by, expiration of ' iia i » fanri |>|>i/'i> AP TW A <2 1 0 1 !
next week— the Star Comedy Co. said contract, and the undersigned will not f v l i I i II j litlU fj v f i I?
1 «0 1
be responsible for any obligations that mnv !
Admission, 25 cents; children, 15 be contracted bv either o f the above-named On Mn;n street, between 6th and 7th* Wood-
parties sinco July 30, 1894.
I land Addition to Bandon. A ddrcn
cents.
M A I I I I I 1.1».
I Too* B aj Newt.)
A move is on foot to orgui
zamze
S a u l » C ta u * V l . l l i C o q u i l l e lu I I I »
| an athletic club m Marshfield.
A n n u a l U o u u il.
J. W. Bennett and Ed Tower
Mnsonio ball was crowded to
over-foil last evening, and all, brought in 1C1 ducks from Haynes
slough, Tuesday last, the biugast
children and adults, seemed equally killing of the seuson.
happy.
That Curry couuty .booting
The Trombone Baud took the affray was bloodless. Averill and
matter in hand to fam ish a public, Starr fired several shots at each
free entertainment and distribu other, at a distance of about 60
tion o f gifts, aud to this end most yards, but n on . of the shots took
effect.
handeomelv decorated the hall and
Fred Larsen narrowly escaped
stage.
Upon the
latter wns being seriously hart, while assist
arranged a “ fish pond,” which it ing in baling bay ut tbe ranch on
seemed wonld never be exhausted Hsynes slough, one day litat week.
of its treasures. W hile th 3 mus He got caught in the press in some
ical and literary program was being manner while the machinery was
in motion, aud it was feared that
enacted members of the band car he had been injured internally; bat
rier! presents c f candies, nnts and fortunately such proved not to have
apples to every child and to most been the case.
It is lawful to taka or fish for
or nearly all grown persons.
The program was interesting. s a I iuod in the waters o f C oo. bay
between December loth nnd April
The band opened with a selection;
15th.
Mountain or brook tront
then the curtain was raised and a cannot bo enught legally during tbe
full choir, with Mis. Dr. Cnhn at months o f Noyember, December,
the organ, rendered a Christmas January, February aud March, and
anthem; prayer by R e» J. T- any o f tho various kinds o f trout
cannot be sold except during tbe
Thornton; a recitation followed
months of September and Ootober.
by Mellville Htine—‘‘The Yankee
Cbas. Neuman attempted to walk
Still Abend;” mandolin solo, by
home to Marshfield from Empire,
Mies Lizzie Ibizan, accompanied Saturday evening.
He took the
by James Whetstone and Miss old trail; but when lie entered the
Pearl Baxter on guitars—encored; green timber it was so dark be loat
recitation by Mall Nichols—“ How
Ilia way, and he was obliged to pass
We Licked the Teacher;” comic the night in the woods.
It was
song by W. 8. Perry—“ Clara
rather an nnpleasxnt experience.
Nolan’» Ball— encored, Mr. Perry
rendering most oomically, “ I ’ m
Astorian;
Captain Wynant 1s
one of the Ticklish Kiud,” violin
duet, by the Misses Woodruff — congratulating himself that ha w m
encored; anthem by the choir, con detained in Portland duriug tbe
recent hurricanes off tbe coast, and
cluding these exercises.
lh cn followed the “ fish-pond,” said that when he read the account
into which good old Santa Clans of Admiral Dan Haskell’s battle
douced with all hi» store of pres with the waves, a cold chill ran
ents, while rubbing bis eyes and down his back, thinking o f what
Thursday tba
taking in the situation. A couple might have been.
of
clowus—colored
gemmen— Baudorille coaled up aud put out to
fished out the presents, aud these sea.
A big slide on Sngarloaf moun
tain shut off the paper mail Satur
FOR SCHC 0 1 S 0 R ACADEMIES
day last nnd all trnvel. A full hun
Will find it to their interest to oonsult or
dred yards the road are said to have write the undersigned, agent for Kane &
C o., manufacturers, Chicago, 111.
been covered up.
\Vo sell direct from the fnotory, and
I f you want to see hafidsome ship, f. o. b., to San Francisco or Portland.
JOHN ROWAN, Agent.
jewelry for holiday-presents, go to 19 tf]
Coquille City, Oregon.
J. W. Leneve’s store and see Mr.
C O Q U IL L E
Gray’s stock.
W O R K I N G M E N ’S
Charley Myers lias finished
Miss Mabel Boutell of Roseburg another handsome lady’s work-case
It is beautiful.
Give
sent a number of handsome Christ in myrtle.
mas presents to her old Sunday- him an order for one.
school class, which were received
Harry Clinton will join his wife
aud distributed last Sunday.
in spending Christinas with her
The Coquille Dairymen’s Union parents at this place.
meeting will be held in this place D r . P r l c e ’ 3 C r e a m B a k i n g P o w d e r
on Friday, Jan. 4, at 10 a. m.— Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair, San Franciaca.
instead ot Saturday, 5th, as was i Market prices paid in cash or
goods for liidea of all kinds, by
before announced.
Johnson Bro’a.
G o to J. W. Leneve’s and g t t 1
your wife, or daughter, or sweet
.A. R a r e 0 3 a a ,n o e .
heart a Christmas or New Year’s |
WILL RENT TIIE “ GOBLE” PLACE
present from Mr. Gray’s stock of
for cash at a reasonable rate, Good
jewelry.
| orchard, house, barn, 15 acres in cultiva
F o r S a l e .— A new and charm
For a pain in the side or chest
ingly located residence property, there is nothing so good as n piece
is good neighborhood, with city of flannel dampened with Chamber
water.
The house has five rooms, lain’s Pain Ualm and bound on over
is story and a half high and pa the seat of pain. It affords prompt
pered. Has three lots, with barn and permanent relief and if used in
and woodshed. Very cheap. Call time will often prevent a cold from
at this office.
resulting in pneumonia. TI uh same
For rheumatism I have found treatment is a sure cure for lame
nothing equal to Chamberlain's Pain back. For sale by 8. L. Leneve,
Balm.—J. W. Young, West Liberty, druggist.
w is —On Tenmile,near Coos bay, Dec. 14,
W. Va. The prompt relief it affords 1 „
. . , . ,
, L e 1894,
J. B. Lewis, o f heart disease.
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.
Our young friend, Johnny Cart-
is alone worth many times the cost,1 .
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50 cents. Its continued use will I
formerly °t tins place and
effect a permanent cure. For sale bv recently manager o f tbs Oregon
Awarded
8. L. Leneve, druggist.
Populist at Albany, is now con- H ig h e s t H onors— W o r ld ’s F a ir .
The pupils from Coos countv, ducting the Linu County Review,
‘D R ;
attending the state normal school at Harrisburg, Linn county, in
at Drain, are Lettie Thomas, Millie company with a Mr. Lo Masters.
Dise, Nannie Gage, Josie Hancock, The HaiiALD wishes them prosper
Inuz Rich, Minnie McCloskev, A. ity.
A. Masters, Joe McCoimell.C. Gage, i One important item o f
the
«ini B. Inman.
recent dairymen’s meeting escaped j
While we are luxuriating in oor mention in tbs H erald ’ s report j
mid-winter weather, at these holi | It was that o f instructing the ,
days, yet oor Christmas decora J board o f directors to visit and j
tions, aside of the nsual evergreen examine several creamery plants i
hemlock and spruce bonglia, ivy and solicit from the owners sealed
and holly, there nre ferns aud offers nt which they will sell or |
flowers from outdoors, green and
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the l>r>anl to report!
fresh as in their season. W _______
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are Pacific Coast
'Agents. B icycle cata
logue , mailed fr ee ,glvee
full description, prices, etc.. AOEirrs waittsd .
PETALUMA UICUBATO* CO., Petalema*Cal.
B ranch H ouse , »31 8 Main 6t., Los Angeles.
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P-cific Const. Merchants, Farmers,
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j female» for en ploy men t, to purchase land
I or engage in business, send **»0 cents money
order for Maps, Circulars, Illustrated Book«
Papers and General Information of the Pa
\ pure Crape Cieanr o. Tartar Powder. Free eifle Coast.
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uv.n Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant
1JC W. First Street.
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oar cousins and friends elsewhere i
earnest the approaching meet-
thmk of that for winter?
p u g for its action.
E x e c u tio n
'OTICK is hereby Riven that under and
by virtue o f n writ of execution and
order o f sale issued o n tof the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon for Coos Comity, on
the 24 ri day of November, 1804, in favor of
The Coos Bay, Rosebure and Eastern Rail
road and Navigation Company and against
the property of M. J. McDonald, command-
ii s me to make sale of the real property
hereinafter dt-scribed as attached by the
Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon, on the 20th
day of Ootc oer, 1803, or so much thereof aa
may be necessary to satisfy the sura of
(750.00, with interest thereon from the 23d
day o f May, 1894, at the rate o f 3 per cent
per annum, and tl e further sum of (90.00
coats, and also the coats upon $ rid writ,
1 will, on SATURDAY, THE 19TH 1)AY
Oh' JANUARY, 1895, at the Courthouse
door, in the town of Empire City, in said
County and State, at the hour of 1 o’clock
in tli© afternoon of said day, offer for wale
nd sell nt public auction to the highest
^ n d best bidder, for cash, all o f the ri^ht,
th 'e and interest wtrich the said M. J.
McDonald had on the said 20th day of
October, 1893, or at any time since may
have acquired in and to the blocks num
bered 2, 9. 29, 35 and 59 in Elliott’s Addi
tion lo the town of Coquille C tv, Raid
Counw aud State, according to the plat of
said town now on file and of record in the
office of the County Clerk of Coos County,
Oregon, or so much thereof ns may be
necessary to satisfy said sums o f money
nnd cofits as above set forth.
Dated at Empire City, Coos county, Or
egon, this 27ib Jay of November, 1894.
W. \ \ . GAGE,
Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon.
decl8 5w|
By J. J. S t a n le y , Deputy.
CM M I S T .11 AS E T E .
PffUcleft Hkoes,
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Because, we are the largest »an nfagtaftrt of
advertised shoes
jdverilsea
ehoee in the world,
wo * end guarnate«
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the vnlue by stamping the
tb« name and price oo
which protects
“ the * bottom, whlco_
* * yo» against high
prices and the middleman’s profit*. Our shoes
equal custom work in style, easy fitting and
wearing
qualities We , __
have
them sold every-
tig qn:______
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Where at low er price# for the raise given thaa
any o.
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dealer eat)no! r j p p l , y n . w * 0 * 0 . » o ld 0 »
A strictly h ig h -g r a d * F a m ily dewing
M ach in e, |iois««ali^ a ll m odern
Im provem ents.
G uaranteed E qual to the B est
Prices very reaso n able. O btain th em
from you r local dealer and m ake
com parisons.
ELDRED6E MANUFACTURING CO.
B E LV ID E R E , ILL.
Millinery and
Fancy Goods
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STREET, OPPOSITE ODD
FELLOWS' H A LI»
C O Q U IL L E
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C IT Y , O R E G O N .
stock of new and fashionat*l#
m illinery, including trim m ed and nn-
trimmed h a t», flowers. r1bl*>ns, tips, tto
W ill receive new invoices and ft tine stock
o f F A N C Y O O O P y ov each
anJ
L a d ies nte • .»rJiftUy iuvifsd to iu-
’ O T I C E — H on. W . riineinir I» th* reco- by rail.
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lariy nrlhorized «cen t at Coqoitlft City ai>ect the*#- good* au * compare price».
Orders from a diitanoe pr»»tuplly and
for the collection o f ftobftidy and rip h i-of-
v nt subacrip lion* ou account o f thin coto- cn-efitliy fllled.
C B., R. A E. R. R. A N. Ce.
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Doalar, whose name will shortly
::ppesr here. Agent wanted. Apply j
i at unee.
pf.uy*
U. A. GRAHAM.
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