Coquille City herald., January 08, 1895, Image 3

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TU ESD AY,
JAN.
8 , 1895.
R E G U L A R TR AIN S
UM ONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
I U days will run us follows;
Leavo
8.00 a. ra.
Marshfield
Arrive “
9.15 “
COQUILLE CITY
9.50 “
Norway
10.00 “
Myrtle Point
AND FHI-
Arrive
12.15p. ra.
Leave
11.00a.m.
10.25 “
10,15 “
L O C A L ITE M S.
Gen. Siglin is improving.
The skating rink booms.
County court is now in session.
Dr. Kelly of Riverton went over
to the bay yesterday.
W. W. Whittington o f Myrtle
Point took iu the bay last week.
O. A. Kelly of Riverton has
been commissioned a notary pub­
lic.
Mrs. Dean has closed out her
connection with the hotel business
at Empire.
W. Gallier of Bondon came up
today on business.
James Walstrorc of Parkers
burg made a business trip to the
bay last week.
Hon. J. W . Bennett of Marsh­
field was on our streets a brief
spell yesterday.
One of our mills shipped about
500,000 feet of lumber last month,
and another nearly 300,000 feet in
the same time.
T<25J ' I C L
and NEURAM ÄS
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I f the water falls sufficiently the u .
mill will start up tomorrow.
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IJOIIM.
These bodies and invited guests
A. G. Aiken occupies the post­ met at Masonic hall Wednesday
mastership since the 1 st inst.
evening of Inst week aud engaged
A movement is o d foot to organ­ in the installation o f the new offi-
ize a post of Sons of Veterans.
cers-elect in each.
Adj. H. H.
J. H. Mathecy of Myrtle Point Nichols conducted the former and
went to the county seat yesterday. Mrs. Nichols the latter.
The officers installed iu Gen.
Mrs. W. Sugg is quite poorly
with the prevailing bad cold and Lytle Post, No. 27, G. A. R., were:
John Morris, post commander; Joe
sore throat.
yice;
E.
Monday beamed down crisp and Waltermeyer, senior
Nichols, junior vice; J. Quick,
clear, but rain began to descend
chaplain; Geo. Wickham, otficerof
Monday night.
the day; G. W. Norton, officer of
W illie Bates, formerly of this
the guard; Jacob Croy, surgeon;
locality, is foreman in the Murcury
W. Sinclair, quartermaster.
office at Portland.
Officers installed in the W. R.
K. H. Hausen, county assessor C.: Mrs. Geo. Wickham, presi­
elect, is in town, and leaves tomor­ dent; Mrs. D. P. Strang, sr., sen­
row for attendance at county court. ior vice; Miss Lucy Nichols, junior
B eit Buzan, o f Empire City, vice; Mrs. Mary Sheppard, guard;
spent mncli of the holiday season Miss Birdie Elliott, conductress;
in this place with his parents.
Mrs. Della Wickham, treasurer.
After these exercises a splendid
Little Martha Root is sitting up
lunch was served by the ladies and
now and entertaining herself with
a senson o f social pleasures in­
books and toys, after the fearful dulged in. A very pleasant time
seige o f typhoid.
was had.
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F or S a l e — The
undersigned
The postoifice oo Teumilo is to offers a span o f good mares, 6 and
he removed to the place of J. M. 8 yra. old, wagou and harness, for
Quick, and he is to be the new sale. For terms, enquire at tbe
j postoifice, of
A. G. A iken .
postmaster there.
The Finnish people are making' Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
preparations to celebrate the first 1 Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Pair. San Francises.
anniversary o f the Bnome society,
on Jan. 19th.
A post mortem examination was
held last uight on the body of
Andrew Gross by Drs. Evans and
Horsfall. The cause of his death
was found to be fatty degeneration
of the heart.
Frank Batter lias invented a
surveying and leveling instrument
for boys, which has been pro­
nounced by good judges a fine suc­
cess, aud is calculated to teach the
art of engineering.
He has ftp
plied for u patent on the contri­
vance.
The following named comrades
were installed Tuesday evening as
officers of Baker Post, No. 8 , G. A,
It., of Marshfield: J. D. Sunder­
land, P. C.; Geo. Wolf, S. V .; A.
HON. Z . A VER Y,
Bridges, J. V.; C. F. Edmunds, O.
D.; W. F. Elrod, Q. M.; C. W. O h i or thb L amocot co «TRACTOR« A t ButLO"
Tower, clmp.; J. W. Cox, surg.;
P. Monarch, O. G.; G. Blood, Q. HEART DISEASE 30 YEARS.
M. S.; S. B. Cathcart, adjt.; J. W.
O rajcd I sland , N eb ., April 8th, 1891
Rose, S. M.
D r . M i l t a M e d ic a l Co., E l k h a r t , J n d .
G entlemen : I had been troubled w ith heart
(Coos Ray New«.!
OICCASE FOR TME L, it ao ye
years
although I
ar 8, , and although
was treated
by able physicians
m yncians and
and tried
tried mai
many
______Able
John Norman and Julius Larsen remedies,
I grew steadily worse until i wa « COM­
went to the Coquille last week on PLETELY PROSTRATED AND CONFINED TO MV BED
WITHOUT ANY NOPE OP RECOVERY. I WOUld h»YO
9Ba u^ in tr spells, when
business connected with property very bad sink . a
my pulse w o i_ T | | M f T | _ ju la stop boating
interests.
a l t o g e t h e r , w 1 * la * * ^ and it was with
the greatest difficulty that m y circulation could
Dr. McCormac’s little daughter
Alioe was badly bitteu in the left - b r - in g T H O U S A N D S meba-
^
arm by a dog belonging to L. D. ek to consdoom esa again. Whlle In this condi-
Bon I tried your n C w h e a r t C u r e , and began
Fields, Thursday.
t o improve from the first, aud now I am able to do
a good day’s work fo r a m an 68 years o f age. I give
The number of steam vessels D r M i l e s - N e w H e a r t C u r e all the
credit for my recovery. It is over six months sinoo
arriving at Coos bay during the I have taken any, although I keep a bottle in the
pastyear is 153, and departures 156; house in case I should need it. 1 have also used
your N e r v e a n d L i v e r F i l l s , and th in k a
Z. A vxby .
sailing vessels arriving 84, depar great deal o f them.
tures 86 . Total, 479.
Sold on a Positive Guarantee.
Peter Galton, while “ charging” D r . M I L E S * PI L L 6 . 6 0 D o s e s 2 6 C t s .
Sold b j R. S. Knowlton.
a hole at the Newport mine, Satur­
day, was burned about tbs face by
a premature explosion. He was
not seriously injured.
Some bridges on the wagon road
between Marshfield and Coquille
Ml
u s ,
are said to be dangerous for teams.
Our informant says that in some
cases new bridges will have to he
The tlinmb is an unfailing Index
o f character. The Hquare Type in-
built, as tbe old ones are past the
dlcates a strong will, great energy
lepariug point.
and firmness. Closely allied is the
Spatulated Type, the thumb of those
Wm. Nichols was seriously hurt
advanced ideas and businei
ability. Doth o f these types belong
Monday by an accident at the Coos
to the busy man or woman; and
Deinorcst’s Family Magazine pre­
river quarry, and Supt. Schwatka
pares especially for such persona a
was also injured. It seems they
whole volume of new ideas, con­
densed in a email space, so that the
were in the box. used to transport
record of the whole world’ s work
for a month may be read in half an
rock from the quarry to the scow
hour. The Conical Type indicates
when the cable broke and the block,
refinement, culture, nnd a love of
music, poetry, and fiction. A person
weighing 600 pounds, fell from a
with this type of thumb will thor­
oughly enjoy the literary attraction«
height of 30 feet, striking Nichols
of Demorest’a Magazine. The Ar­
a glnnciug blow, and crushing him
tistic Type indicates a love of
beamy aim art, which will find rare
against the side of the box. He
pleasure in the magnificent oil-pict-
uro of roses, 16Ji$ x 24 inches, repro­
was brought to town, and is being
duced from the original painting by
cared for at the hospital. Supt.
Dc Longprd, the most celebrated of
living tlower-paiuter8, which will
Schwatka remained at the quarry,
ho given to every subscriber to
Demorcst’ s Magazine for 1895. The
and we have been uuable to learn
cost of this superb work of art wai
tbe extent of his injuries up to
$350.00;
and the reproduction
cannot bo distinguished from the
time of going to press.
original. Besides this, an exquisite
Ex-Senator W. Sinclair has gone
A u n l l i c r l ) a l r ; m « l l ’ a M e e t in g .
to Salem in expectation of getting
The continual «accession o f boils, pimples
The Dairymen’s Union meeting,
the
chief
clerkship
in
the
senate.
and eruptions from which many suffer, indi­
held in Coquille City on Friday
cates an impure state o f the blood. The It will hardly materialize.
last, adjourned to meet again on
most effective remedy is Ayer’ s Sarsaparilla.
Provide yourself with a bottle o f Ayer’s
It expels the poison harmlessly through the
Cherry Pectoral, and so have the moans at Monday, Jan. 14tb, at 11 o ’clock a.
natural ohannels, and leaves the skin clean
hand for contending successfully with a m., at game place. On account of
and clear.
sudden cold. As an emergency medicine it
the inclement weather and high
Hal Baxter has been very sick has no equal, and leading physicians every­
water mauy were prevented from
where recommend it.
the past week, having the prevail­
attending, and it was deemed
John
Yoakam
of
the
bay
is
in
ing sore throat and bad cold, but
best, in selecting the point to con­
town, the first time in six years.
is convalescing.
duct manufacturing, to have all
JobD is a Coquille boy, having
John Clinton, the great upper-
been born on the old homestead on dairymen interested to have a voice
river logger, took up a force of men
iu so important a matter, hence it
the South Fork.
Friday last to float bis logs out dur­
is earnestly requested that as many
David Morse gave up the E m ­
ing the high water.
as can will join the union and be
pire postoifice on Tuesday, and
received as members as soon as the
A host o f young folks swooped
the newly appointed postmaster
meeting conveues. This will give
down on Mr. Lee’s home Wednes­
took possession. It will be moved all interested dairymen a chance to
day uight of last week and passed
to H. Seugstacken’s store.
express their preference and have
a pleasant evening.
Rev. Mr. Thornton has been a voice in deciding so important a
Walter White, an erstwhile pu­ absent nearly a fortnight conduct­ measure. By order of
G eo . W. W imer , su .,
gilist and athlete in this section, ing a protracted meeting at Myrtle
President pro tarn.
returned one day last week after an Point, in connection with Rev. Mr.
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absence of four or five years.
McCain, the new M. E. minister.
C o q u i l l e C r e u in e r r K ln lr m i'iit .
The Schooners
Parkersburg,
Rock Robinson will furnish stock
Superintendent R. D. Sanford, of
Antelope, Lizzie Prien and Joseph beets and carrots, the coming sea­ Coquille Creamery Patrons Co.,
and Henry, all from the Coquille, son, to persons who will contract gives the following statement for
for the same, rs follows: Beets at
harbored sufely at San Francisco
$3 per ton and carrots nt $5, de­ the month of November, 1894:
on the morning of the 2 d inst.
L b s.
livered on the river bank near
Total milk received........... 94,589
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‘ ■Bud” Stone spent a few days Arago.
I Handon ltecorder. I
Daily average..................... 3,153
with us since the holidays, and
W. Notloy supplied the editor Highest test.......................
The ladies of the M. E. church
7
after another brief visit to Empire, with a basket o f choice parsnips. Lowest.................................
will give a social in Lorenz’s hall
4
4.4 Saturday evening, Jan. 12. The
will return to reside. This follows As these vegetables are food for Average....................................
program consists of the “ Broom
a residence of about four years in whiskers, we commend them to Butter-fat received.......... 4,175
Drill,” vocal and instrumental mu­
Butter churned ou t.......... 4,416
Washington.
some of our envious ‘‘nine-hair” Gain of churn over test..
sic and recitations. Admission 10
241
Mirs Ora Gillbam, latterly of critics.
cents aud supper 10 cents.
Amount of butter per 100
lbs. of milk.........................
4.7 On Tuesday last while out with
Columbia county, where she has
The cantata of Esther, the Beau­
a gun Bartie Davidson accidentally
been teaching school, is now visit tiful Queen, was given very suc- Gross for which 4416 lbs.
of butter sold .......... $1009 32
discharged it with the result that it
ing her brother T. W. Gillham aud | cessfully at Marshfield Monday Average gross price for
carried away a portion of the fleshy
family in this place. This is her and Tuesday nights of last week
which butter sold per lb.
22.85 part of his hand. The gun was dis­
first visit to this aectiot.
Expenses deducted, as follows:
by local talent. E llis Jones con­
charged iu setting it down while bis
Freight,commission,return
baud was partially over the muzzle.
The highest water of the season ducted the entertainment.
charges on money, etc.
92.21 N o bones are injured.
in this locality was last Sunday.
Hon. Frank Stewart, joint repre­ Salary of superintendent
By Saturday night the river was sentative for Coos and Curry, ar­
($20 remitted). .............$ 30 00
Market prices paid in cash or
over its banks, continuing so till rived in this city at noon today, Manufacturing ready for
goods for hides of all kiuds, by
shipment of 4416 lbs
toward evening, when the rain Lad nnd will leave for Salem tomorrow
Jobuson Bro’s.
butter at 4 cents per lb 176 64
ceased and the waters began to via the bay. Th 6 H e r a l d bad a
A lady, Mrs. Bose Wilson, has
Net sales after deducting
recede.
pleasant call, and this is the editor’s
beeu elected master of the Cor­
expenses......................... 710 47
vallis GraDge.
John W. Lawson, about 10 years first acquaintance with Mr. Stewart Skimmilk sold to patrons
(12,894
lbs.
at
5§
cts
per
Brain-workers keep their heads
A number o f
the negroes
absent from (his place, returned
100 lb s )...........................
6 93
clear aud bowels open. Take Sim­
Tuesday evening o f last week. brought in by Mr. Graham recently Skimmilk sold to J. A.Lyon
mons Liver Regulator,
H e has been living at Wasco for to work in the Beaver Hill coal
(77,519 lbs at 5$ cents
The relief committee of the La
mines
were
upon
our
streets
last
per 100 lb s )..................
41 66
several years past. He is stopping
Grande, Or., Commercial League,
with bis sister, Mrs. C. C. Myers, Saturday begging. They claimed Net cash on hand to be
will next Monday send six carloads
divided by 4175 lbs of
deceived as to
where his mother is also domiciled. to have teen
of flour, wheat and vegetables to
bu tter-fat...................... 759 06
the opportunities to work, and at
the sufferers in Nebraska.
Price paid to patrons for
The state dairymen's association
prices they could not live. More­
butter-fat per lb ..........
18.2
will meet in adjourned session in
over they said they did not come Difference between the
IM A K ItlF .n .
Snlem Wednesday, January 16th,
G rant -S elandrb — At Marshfield, Dec. 29,
gross price of butter and
to take the places of white men
1894, b> Rev. Esjborn, John Grant and
at I p . m., in the county courtroom.
net price of butter-fat
4.65
at reduced rates.
Some of the
Miss Selma Selander.
The object is to report on the pro­
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D uniway -M ac C obmac —At Portland, Dec.
women folks offered to work in
2f>, 1894, Willis S. Dnniway and Miss Alice
visions of the present Isw govern­
W ord reaches us that Frank
families but we beard o f no one
MacCormac, Rev. E. W. Garner officiat­
ing the dairy and food commis­
ing. [The bride is a sister of Dr. T. J .
getting employment.
Many of King,who was accidentally wounded
McCormao of Marshfield, and the groom
sioner relative to wheibei or not
a journalist and printer nt Portland,
oar citizens contributed to their Friday evening, Dec. 28th la st,! is
and private secretary to Governor Lord.]
it is in need o f amendment.
wants and this enabled them to while out deer bunting with W ill |
I>IKI>.
The officers of Coquille Encamp­ proceed further* on the road and Lawhorn, died at bis father's home
G r o ss — At the residence of J. Albert, at
ment, No. 25, 1. O. O. F.,were duly keep them from becoming a last Friday evening, just one week Marshfield, Jan. 2, 1895, Andrew Gross,
aged 48 years.
installed on the evening of Jan. 3, charge upon the county.
Until after tbe accident and nearly tbe '
1895, by D. D. G. P., W. S. Perry, yesterday about eighteen of the same hour in the evening. A wife
as follows: J. S. Lawrence, chiet negroes accepted work, but we and two children survive him.
patriarch; W. S. Perry, high priest; learn that they too found occasion
G. F. Bonteil, scribe; L. H ar-1 10 quit BDd were about to get out.
Awarded
locker, treasurer; C. W. White,
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H igh e st Honors— W o rld ’s Fair.
junior warden; A. W. Perkins,
F or S ale .— A tract o f 160 acres
inside sentinel
° t fine timber land, near Fisbtrap
Apply at this office.
The meeting of the Dairymen’s
Your own local paper, The H e r a l d
Union on the 4th inst. was slimly nnd the twiee-a-week New York
attended, owing to the prevailing World all for only $2.2.5 a year
WITH
storm. Those whodid meet called
Mail: The masked ball on Sat-
G. W . Wimer, sr., to the ebair. j urday night was a great success.
P
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The minutes of th e ’ last meeting Tbe attendance was large, a num­
were read and approved. The ber of people from Marshfield
attending and large representa­
propositions of the owners of tbe
tions from the surrounding sloughs.
Arago and Coquille creamery The receipts at the door amounted
plants, for leasing cr selling the to $120. A splendid midnight sup­
Leaves No Constipation.
same, were rend and talked about, per was served at Mrs. Dean’s
Cures it. as well <*« Hilli rasneaa, Hick Head-
hotel,
nt
which
50
couple
partook.
l ache and Malaria. The only com ^ obtabl «
MOST PERFECT MADE.
but no final action taken. The
! pill in the world. Hold by all druggists, or
The music furnished Buzan’s string
meeting then adjourned to Mouday, band was fine and elicited many A pure Crape Cream of T artar Powder. Free sent by mail on receipt of prioe, 25 cents
from Ammonia, Alum or my other adulterant per box.
PBENT188 CHEMICAL CO.,
14th inst. at 11 a. m.
i commendations.
v 411 California street, Han Fiancisoo, Gal.
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
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Seattle and Tacoma, not to be
Pay np arrearages, and one year
ontdone by Spokane, are asking in advance of only «6 for the Daily
oongrees for the establishment of Call and H erald , or $2.25 for the
military posts at those points.
Weakly Call and H krald .
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Every person sand­
ing ns the sub­
scription price of
this paper, the Coquille City Herald, either ai a renewal or new sub­
scription, will be presented with a copy of T he W orld A lmanac by
the publishers of thiu paper. The Almanso may be had at this office
for 25 cents.
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to J a n u a ry F irst, I 8 9 S .
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of a question it cannot answer. It tells
all about party platforms, election sta­
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earth, population everywhere, state and
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C IT Y , O REG O N .
L L kinds o f farm work solicited. ITorse
. shoeing and plow work a specialty
Supplies for logging work, wedgea, dogs
rings,cant-hooks and every!’
thing used is
logging camps kept on hand. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Shop oh corner north of Pio-
Heei Feed stable.
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FOR SCHOOLS OR ACADEMIES
Will find it to their interest to consult or
write the undersigned, agent for Kane A
C o., manufacturers, Chicago, 111.
We s 11 direct from the factory, and
ship, f. o. b., to San Francisco or Portland.
JOHN ROWAN, Agent,
19 tfl
Coquille City, Oregon.
W O R K IN G M E N ’S
Cheap Cash Store,
POSTOFFIC*
BVILOINO,
t X r i L L Mil Oent’ « and Children’ « Olo»h-
T V in«, Hat., Capa, Bhoe., Und.rwMr,
etc. from 2K to fiO par cent cheeper than
*ny other hemae in Coo« county.
GIVE US A CALL AND BEE FOB
TOURSELF.
8 3ml
J. ALBERT, Proprietor.
RO B ER T
BEOCKTO , i-Ck&J.
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W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our *hoes are equally aatlsfactory
They give the beet velue for the money.
They equal custom shoes In style and fit.
T h :fr wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
The pric«« are uniform,—•stamped on sole.
From Si to $ j eaved over other makes,
M CCLEARY,
IV3
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Over On* Million People wear the
if your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by
FOR
THE PRICE OF TWO—$ 1 2 5 !
On Main street, between 6th and 7th, Wood­
land Addition to Handon. Address
M. L. RANDLEMAN,
51 tfl
Parkertbnrg, Or.
A GOOD HOME
AND
G R E A T B A R G A IN -
ACRES, U. 8. Title, *0 acre« bot-
_ tem land, 10 aerei In anltiratton,
improvement« costing $600.
Almost at
H caah and balanoa is
Î onrownprioe--»t
years. Call at H i u l d offloe.
D is s o lu tio n N o U o a
OTICE is hereby given that the part­
nership heretofore existing between
M, Hnyter and C. M. and Robert Doyle to
fill a certain oontraot prior to July last, the
said oontraot having been completed, the
partnership is dissolved by expiration of
said contract, and the undersigned will not
be responsible for any obligations that may
be contracted by either of the abovt-namad
parties since July 80, 1804.
M. HAYTER.
Nov. 80. 1894.
OUR
O H A N Q IN O
MIND
Is hard work compared witk
changing the appearance o f jro m t
stove with
M A R S H F IE L D , - - - O R E G O N .
[* 2 .*l.t?B 0 Y$'SCHM.SH 0 a
Rectifying Pill
rpHREE NICE LEVEL L O T 8 -
Desks or Supplies N
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PATENTS
Caveats, and Trade-Mark» obtained and all Pat­
ent business conducted for moderate Fee«. < <
Own O rr ic x is O p p o s i t c U. 8 . P a t e n t O rricc
'and we can secure patent ra less tune than those
¡remote from Washington.
<
i Send model, drawing or photo.. With descnjK
tion. We advise, if patentable or not, frea o f
'charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured.
A P a m p h l e t “ How to Obtain Patents,” with
cost - o f sam e In
i the U, S. and foreign countries]
sent free.
Address,
JOHN H. YAGER,
Hardware, Stoves, Tin­
I
Blacksm ith and
Wagonmake r,
25 CENTS,
OTICE is hereby given that under and
by virtue of a writ of execution and
order of sale issued out of the Circuit Court
of the State o f Oregon for Coos County, on
— DEALER IN—
the 24th day o f November, 1894, in favor of
The Coos Buy, Rosebnr« and Eastern Rail­
road and Navigation Company and against
the property o f M. J. McDonald, command­
ing me to make sale of the real property
hereinafter described as attached by the
Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon, on the 20th
day o f October, 1893, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the sum of
$750.00, with interest thereon from the 23d
day of May, 1894, at the rate of 8 per oent
per annum, and tl e further sum of $90.60
costs, and also the costs upon said writ,
I will, on SATURDAY, THE 19TH DAY
OF J a n u a r y , 1895» at tho Courthouse
door, in tl e town of Empire City, in said
B A W D O lH p O H T “
County and State, at the hour of 1 o’clock
in the afternoon o f said day, offes.for
nnd sell at public auction to tho highest
and
and best bidder, for cash, all of the right,
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title and interest which the said M. J.
attended to, and «oods (hipped par
McDonald had on the said 20th day of steamer to all pointa on tha appar rivar at
October. 1893, or at any time since may prices that defy oompatitioa.
have acquired in and to the blocks num­
bered 2, 9, 29, 35 and 59 in Elliott’s Addi­ COAL S’iOVES.
tion to tho town o f Coquille City, said WOOD STOVES,
County and State, according to the plat of
said town now on file and of record in the
COOK STOVES,
office of tho County Clerk of Coos County,
RANGES.
Oregon, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said sums o f money BUILDING HARDWARE—Bush as Nail«,
and costs as above set forth.
Screw«, Lock«, Hinge«, etc., at
Dated at Empire City, Coos county, Or­
rook-bottom prioas.
egon, this 27th day of November, 1894.
W. W. GAGE,
Shoriff of Coos County, Oregon.
d ecl8 5w 1
By J. J . S t a n l e y , Deputy.
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