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Newspaper Page Textw «¿tullir CM'â 9 « » ^ T U E SD A Y . JA N . 15, 1895. R EG U LA R o n d a yh , M T R A IN S W e dn esdays . days will run us follows; Leave Marshfield 8.00 a. ra. A rriv e “ 0.1Ä 9.60 “ “ COQUILLE CITY Norway 10.00 “ M yrtle Point and f u i - Arrive 12.1ft p. m. Leave ll.0 0 a .r o , 10.26 10.16 “ “ L O C A L IT E M S . Monday was a beautiful day, And stirred the blood of the baseball devotees, And they challenge ot l.lla r u r j If It’s a Sprain, Strain, or Bruise S i. Jacobs Oil W ill Cure It A storm is at band. Prepare for St. Valentine’s ball. Logs are trumps during this rise in the river. The mill shut down Saturday owing to high water. Temperance mass meeting Sun day night, at M. E. church. readily accepted the E. G. Flanagan was over to this the Bandon Bedilliou. valley on business last week. Price has been very The schooner Parkersburg was days, but is getting sighted off the bar this morning. Mrs. Curt ill for some well. The sheriff made two evictions on the upper river last weok. So we moye. Dr. T. R. Wheeler, dentist, will be at Coquille on the 21st to stay two weeks. Call and have your teeth examined free o f charge. J. Munford, a thrifty rancher of the Aragocommunity, attended the Dairymen’s Union meeting yester day and made the H erald a pleas ant call. Mrs. Cy Goodman is reported very sick at the home o f her par It is The new gang edger was re ents, Mr. and Mrs. Baxter. ceived at Morras Bro’s mill last said her ailment is inffamation of Friday and at once placed in posi the bowels. To preserve a youthful appearanoo as long tion. as possible, it is indispensiblo that the hair H oil and Nonda Anderson yes should retain its natural ooior and fullness. terday weut down to Seely’s log Thero is no preparation so effective as ging camp, whore they now hold a Ayer’ s Hair Vigor. It prevents baldness, and keeps the scalp clean, cool, and healthy. situation. The Coquille W. C. T. U. will Uncle John Rimmer made a trip hold a mass meeting on the night to Myrtle Point last Wednesday— o f the third Sunday (Jan. 20th) at returning Friday— to consult his the M. E. church. Rev. Mr. M c physician. Cain will deliver a short address. County Commissioner Stitt— All are iuvited. editor of the Bandon Recorder— No mail reached this place from went ovor on Inst Wednesday’s tho east Sunday. A heavy storm train for official duty. prevailed and high waters hin The meot.ng of the Coquille dered. It reached Myrtle Point Dairymen’s Union was largely about 10 a. m. o f that day, but nttended yesterday. It was a con could get no further. course o f good citizens. Rock Robinson will furnish stock Very heavy and warm rains fell beets and carrots, the coming sea the past week, and the river rose son, to persons who will contract rnpidly till Sunday it reached the for the same, as follows: Beets at #3 per ton and carrots at $5, de highest point this winter. livered on the river bank near “ Now is the winter o f our discontent made Arago. [23tf glorious summer” by Ayer’ s Sarsaparilla. Thi* wonderful medicine so invigorates the system and enriches the blood that cold weather is positively enjoyable. Arctic ex plorers would do well to make a note o f this. A poitiou of the track was cov ered on the railroad last Friday night, in the cut at Maid's, just above the station, by a slide from the embankment. The earth lias since been removed and the track cleared. The train from Marshfield failed to reach this city yesterday, owing to the track being under water between Oreeu Point and this place. Water covered the track at several points between here aEd Myrtle Point also. Ed Bunuell was in from the North Fork region last Friday on business. He holds the county- right for the manufacture o f the best spring mattress iu the country, and we hope he will see his way clear to put it in the market. The steam launch, Maria, was sunk Friday evening by a log which struck her as she was moored at the boom. Ropes were secured under and about tier and she was raised, floated down to the wharf snd is being put iu repair again. l The Arago arrived Saturday, 5th in it., with the following passengers: Mrs Graham,Miss Webster, Felix Cobn. T. Burkhart and Mrs. Fox. The Areata arrived Tuesday of last week with the following passen gers: R . C. Ord, It. J. Patton, Jack Yale and Mrs. Ivroneuberg. Dr. Holden, dentist from Mnrsb- field, will be in Coquille on Wed- uesdny ( tomorrow ), to rpmain one week. It is nc-edless to inform the people that they can have any style or quality o f dental work done from the cheapest chenp-john mnterial up lo as fine, solid, A No. 1 deutistery they may wish. The people must and shall be suited. Except one cold snap, during which half an inch of ice formed in one night, we are having our usual winter. Very few days pass that barefooted boys are not play ing on the streets, or on their way thus too and from school. Wild tlowers are liloomiDg and grass growing right along. The mill forco stampeded last Friday, a few minutes before the noon whistle, owiDg to the break ing of two belts, and when the wire was pulled to sound the whis tle, it broke too, and this added to the momentary confusion. How County Treasurer Hayes adver ever, the difficulty was soon noder- tises in the Sun for sealed bids for stood aud the excitement abated #15,000 of school bonds for school A meeting was held nt. I be Ma district No. 9 — Marshfield— re sonic hall Wednesday night of cently voted to be issued. The last week with a view to organiz bends are to bear 0 per cent inter ing a camp o f the Sons of Veter est, payable semi-annually. Bids ans, and the prospects are very of hopeful. Thirty-five or forty Lave will be received up to 2 p. January 29th. beeu counted iu this place and 8. P. C. Johnson tells us that suburbs and about all of them after installation exercises at the expressed a desire for enrollment Odd Fellows’ hall last Saturday in the order. An organization will night, John Niisburg, R. 8. N. G., undoubtedly result. “ set-’em-up” in the way o f liquid L o s t — On the train, coming from refreshments, aud C. W. White, N. the bay Monday, 7th inst, a pack G.-re-elect, chaperoned the breth age containing a suit o f boy’s clothes and marked in the name of ren to 8. J. Tuttle’s and had served “ Mrs. Thos. Ashton.” Finder to them a delicious oyster supper. please deliver iu Coquille City to This was agreeably discuesed and 8. L. Curry, aud a suitable reward digested by Mr. White’s host of will be paid. M r s . T iio s . A s h t o n , frieuds, and after protracted social Parkersburg, Or. converse aud congratulations the , [W est Oregonian please insert parting hour arrived and the crowd ()De time. ] dispersed. The Coquille Baseball Nine will Many friends of the “ Old Reli give a grand ball on 8t. \ alentine's able” have called upou ue or night—February 1-ltb. The music sent us substantial greetings the will be furnished by the Misses past fortnight, for which we return Woodruff. A postoflice will be es sincere thanks. And iu addition tnblisbed for the couveuience of to this eight *new names were the Old Saint’s subjects on that added to our subscription list occasion, and at 12 o ’clock mid Thursday of last week. The H e r night a postmaster will deliver the ald appreciates these voluntary missives o f Cupid or Hymen or expressions o f confidence and Tho Furies, o f friendship, business good will very ranch, and eliall or •sentiment—as the case may be strive to merit them by going ahead in the cause o f the mnsses and every effort made to have o f the people as our many years of pleasant time. Tickets are placed experience, association ana sym at 1 5 cents. pathy may dictate. No “ pent up Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder Utica” is ours. Award*! Gold Medal Midwinter Fair« San Pranciacc. E le c t in g ; o f i h e D a ir y m e n * * U n io n . The Dairymen’s Union met yesterday afternoon, as per adjourn ment, at the little church with a large attendance. J. J. Lamb pre sided, and Secretary W. C. Bullard was present. Some few matters were inform ally discussed while the members aud applicants for membership were dropping in. The proceedings o f the former meeting were read and approved. A call was made for the reread ing of the proposition of the owner of the’Arago creamery to lease or sell the same to the Dairymen’s Union. Secretary Bullard read Mr. Schroeder’s proposition, which was in substance to lease the Harae for a term of fiye years or longer at #700 per annum, payable at stated periods; Mr. Scbroeder would pay the taxes, and the Union would pay the insurance, the plant to be re stored to the owner at the expira tion o f lease in as good condition as it had been received, or pur chased at tho bum o f #0000. i n l th e .lr u ilo n j . The exercises at the academy last Saturday night, including a literary and musical program, as also a joint discussion between members of the literary society of the academy and that at Fishtrap on the subject, “ Resolved, That men o f thought have been more beneficial to the world than men of action,” had a large and interested attendance, notwithstanding the weather was most inclement and one of the worst storms o f the winter was prevailing throughout. Opened with a song by the school; recita tion by Walter Bennett; dialogue by Edna Jobnsou, May Boyne, Alice Bunch, Millie Beyers and Inez Bunch—“ The Five Senses;” recitation by Miss Nettie Bunnell — “ Lady Yardsley’s Guest;” dia logue by Miss Amy Wilkins and Frank Bunch— “ The Business Girl;” recitation by Miss Joey Beyers—“ GraudmotherLfie’sRide;” song by Miss Bertha Endicott— Miss Marvin Lamb prganist; dia logue by Charley Roberts, I’ red WatermaD, Charley Bunch, Tillie Gamble aud Lillian Bunch—“ The Assessor;” solo by Frank Bunch; recitation by John Leek— Back woodsman in L ove;” duet by Misses Irma Lukins and Belle Rich; reci tation by F. 8. Bunch -“ Alicia’s Bonnet;” dialogue by John Leek and Walter Bennett— “ Two Drum mers.” Here followed the joint debate — affirmative! Anderson Lamb, Ralph Edmonds, John Lamb, o f Fishtrap Lycenm; and negative: Charley Bunch, John Leek and Ben Lawrence of tbe Academy Literary society. Ander son Lamb eloped tbe debate. Tbe following judges lmd first been chosen, D. P. Strang, jr., J. M. Lnsswell and Mrs. J. A. Lyons. Tbe result o f the debate was that tbe Fishtrap boys enrried off the honors, and tbe judgment of tbe committee seemed to tie heartily approved by the audience. The secretary nlso read the re port of the executive committee cn their investigation of the merits and comparative advantoges o f the Arago aud Coquille plants. [This report was very comprehensive aud able, but only of interest to the members of the Dairymen’s Union as a business matter, hence our judgment is that we withhold our summary of the form of majority aud minority reports by the com mittee, as the test way to avoid mis understandings or disagreements. — E d . H e r a l d .] The first or ma jority report— for Mr. Waddington would have joined the other two iu signing it if he had been present I. O. O. I\ — was signed by J. J. Lamb and At the meeting held on the even A. R. Moomaw. The olher report ing o f Jan. 9th, Mamie Rebekah was signed by G. W. Wimer, sr., Lodge, No. 20, I. O. O. F., the fol and W . C. Bullnrd. lowing officers were installed by On motion of J. F. Mast both Mrs. Laura Boutell, D. D. G. M.: reports were received. Mrs. Annie Lawrence, N. G .; Mrs. An amended proposition was re Ida E. Rich, V. G .; J. 8. Lawrence, ceived from Mr. Scbroeder about R. 8 .; O. W. W hite, F. B .i M rs. M. the sale o f the Arago creamery. J. Harrington, treasurer: R. E. He would sell the plnnt for 86000, Buck, warden; Mrs. Lucy Buck, to be paid in six annual install conductress; Miss Flora McClos- ments to become due September of key, I. G .; A. W. Perkins, O. G.; each year and bearing 10 per cent Miss Ray Collier, R. 8. N. G .; Mrs. interest. M. J. Johnson, L. 8. N. G .; Wm. The bill of the H e r a l d for print Rich, R. 8. V. G.; G. F. Boutell, ing 200 blank applications for L. 8. V. G .; Mrs. Laura Boutell, membership and 2C0 copies o f the chaplain. constitution and by-laws was The officers of Coquillo Lodge, allowed—$9.50. No. 53, I. O. O. F., were duly in The bill for use of the church as stalled on the evening o f Jan. 12, meeting place— $2— was allowed. 1895, by D. D. G. M., J. 8. Law The proposition to lease the Co- rence, ns follows: C. W. White, qnille creamery for the season of N. G.; J. H. Nosier, Y. T.; J. 8. 1895 was stated to be for the sum Lawrence, recording and perma of $500—$250 to be paid on or be nent secretary; 8. P. C. Johnson, fore May 15, 1895, aud $250 July treasurer; C. A. Harrington, war- deu; J. C. Dean, conductor; H. J. 15, 1895. On motion Robert Mavity and Collier, I. G.; John Nasbnrg, R. 8. N. G .; Win. Rohm, L. 8. N. G.; son, W. R. Mavity, were udmitted l ’ rovit Dean, R. 8. V. G.; John to membership. Rimmer, L. 8. Y. G. The following were then named and unanimously elected to mem Misses Edna and Ethel Simp-j bership: son, o f Marshfield, are announced , F E Hull, ns having arrived in Eugene to j C R Gabeler, enter tho state university. E Huckendorff, J V Foster, W H Williams, W H Roberts, Tho Good Templars will make| J H Radabaugh, W C Colvin, nominations for officers at the next D F Peterson, B F Collier, meeting (next Tuesday night) and j Fred Strang, W C Paxon, Lewis Colvin, desire a full attendance of the j H C Luttrell, J Fred Scbroeder, members on that account. J C Epperson, H Grady, W L Hayter, M A IIR IR D . Thos Devereux, T T Laud, S t r a h a n - P kr kin r — At Gold Beach. Carry S J Miller, 8 E Aasen, county, Dec. 30*1801, bv Hon. M. Riley, S McAdams, H T Schweers, county judge, OnnVleslHtruhan and Misa Hilda Perkins, Loth of Gold Bench. Thos Krewson, J F Munford, Thos Twohig, C'has Bunch, HO It * . W H Waddington, W arnrr —On South Pork, Dec. 31, 1894, to W A Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Selden Warner, a son. Jas Walsh, Ben Figg, Geo W Wimer, jr, Clark- Near Eckley, Jan. f>, 1895, to Mr. and M Kroll, Mrs. J. C. Clark, a daughter. J C Brown, G B Self, P r ic k —At Riverton, Jan. 4,1895, to Mr. and j P Hazelton. J P Clausen, Mrs. Cnrtis Price, a «on. A motion to lease the Coquille in i:o. creanery for one year for $500 was B aku » —At Lee, fV>os oonnty. Jnn. if, 1895,! Mrs. I>. W. linker, n*ed -------- enrned—yeas, 37; nays, 19. M c E akba !,—At Bsndon. Jnn. 6 , 1895, Clara, A motion forth « Union to allow beloved wife of J. A, McEakrnn. j 5cts per 100 lbs freight on all milk A w arded delivered at the creamery passed, I was afterward reconsidered and H ighest Honors— W orld ’s Fair. lost. D U A recess of 10 minutes was a n -! nnunced by the cbnir nbout i p. m. Ou reassembling and talking over matters generally, on motion of Mr. Hanford tbe executive com mittee was instructed to contract for 200 cords of wood at a cost not | to exceed 85 cents per cord, deliv ered at the cieamery to be paid for as nsed. On motion, adjourned to meet the 1st Monday in Februrary. ** C B E A S S BAKING — -------- «»» ----------------- P 0W S E H M O S T PE R F E C T M A D E . Mrs. Thornton retarned today A pare Gripe Cream of T irfir Powder. Free ftom a several-days' visit at Myr from Ammonia, Alum or in y other adultciant i 4 0 YEARS THE STANDARD. tle P oint U a .r b u ll lliu llr u x r . Your own local paper, The H ehald Pay op arrearages, nud one year and the twice-a-week New York j" adv“ ? c?T°t only $6 forThe Daily i or Call and H erald , or $2.25 for tbe M r . B u n k B u z a n . Sir: I n n -; w v-i i „11 / M orld all for only »2.25 a year [ Weekly CaI1 aud H erald . derstand from some parties who I are from your town that you are strongly o f the belief that your Every person send ball team can easily defeat my old ing us the sub team nt any time. Is such a thing scription price o f a fact? I f so, lot me know by this paper, the Coquille City Herald, either as a renewal or new sub mail as soon as convenient, aud we scription, will be presented with a copy of T he W orld A lmanac by will see what we can do about it the publishers of this paper. The Almanac may be had at this office We are not playing very much as for 25 cents. the weather will not permit, bat if you boys will wager enough to make it an object 1 will get my men and go into it in earnest. Answer soon. T H E Yours, respectfully, R. B e d i l l i o n . B a nd on , Jau. 7, 1895. ] Free to Our Subscribers. C oquillh Crrr, Jau. 13, 1895. Coquille Ball Team met at Ma sonic hall and decided to accept R. Bedillion’s challenge to play his “ old team.” Tbe game to be played July 4, 1895, nt the town in the county offering the largest purse, and for a wager of $100 a side. The teams to he registered before the first of February. E ugene N AND MQYDLQFflDIA FOR IB 9 3 . T'nc Beit Reference Book Printed. A Volume of over 500 pages It Treats 1,400 topics Endorsed fcy STATES'4EN, EDUCATORS and STUDENTS everywhere. orton , Secretary. ---------------- ►■«»»- .---------------- Word reaches us that many cit izens o f Marshfield and vicinity now consent to and favor the estab lishment c f the county seat at this place. Coquille City is centrally located, of right ought to be the county seat, nud is now more read ily and quickly accessible from all parts of the county than any other portion. Would it not be well to bold a town meeting and take some action on this matter? What is done should be done quickly. *■: i- ' ■■■ ú'A ■ p*r* * Fas R ea ch ed S u ch a State o f Por- fe c tlc n T h a t It Is a V eritable E n e y c lc p c tfla c f F act«, Statis t i c s rr.d F.vonts B rought Down to January First, 139 0. ; volum e is a whole library T H E in 189 itself. O n e can hardly think f e ' V f i - ■ W V fi’S fH G r-' 4 ’í c f a question it cannot answer. It tells all about party platform s, election sta tistics, the new tariff, religions o f the earth, popuiation everywhere, state and government statistics, occupations o f men, foreign matters, literature, science and education. It is . . . AMERICA’S STANDARD YEAR BOOS. PRICE« postpaid by mail, - 25 CENTS. Address T H E WORLD, New York City. E x e c u tio n t e a l© OTICE is hereby given that under and bv virtue of a writ of execution and order of sale issued out of tho Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Coos County, on the 114th day o f November, 1804, m favor of The Coos Bay, Rosebura and Eastern uail- road and Navigation Company and against the property of M. J. McDonald, coir.round ing mo to make Rale o f the real property hereinafter described as attached by the Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon, on the 20th day o f October, 1893, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy tho snra of $750.00, with interest thereon from the -dd day of May, 1894, at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, and tl e further sum of $.M).oO costs, and also the oosta upon m id writ. I will, on SATURDAY, THE 191H DAY OF JANUARY, 1895, nt the (.«arthoOM door, iu the town of Empire City, in mud County find Htnto. at the hour of 1 <> clock iu the afternoon of said day, offer f^r sale and sell nt public suction, to tbe highest and best bidder, for cosh, all o f the right, title and interest whioh the said M. J. McDonald had on tho said 20th day o f October. 1803, or at any tune since in ay havo acquired in and to the blocks num- bered 2, 0, 29, 35 and 50 in Elliott s Addi tion to the town o f Coquille City, said County and State, according to the pint of said town now on file and of record in the office of the County Clerk of Oooa County, Oregou, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said sums o f money and costs as above set forth. Dated at Empire City, Coos county, Or egon, this 27th day of N j a h g s ft. w a it : ; IlAMgor of 'Waite’s Celebrated Comedy Go, Premium Band aud Orchestra. f> r . Milem M e d ic a l C o., E lk h a r t , I n d , Y ou w ill remember the condition I was in flTO —ith w a ith com w o n s o p . w h e n ------------* 1 w a s alU * lctod a b c o in m er b in e - non ofdiscfiscs, and thought tnferc ewas was ho HO hclr HELP 1 tried all kinds of modiclnes.aud soorefl ©^eminent physician*. My nerves were prostrated, producing dizziness, heart trouble and all the ills that make liib miserable. I commenced to take DR . M IL E S ’ N ER V IN E and in throe month3 | w as perfectly cured . la my travels each year, wueu I ta-e tho thousands o f physical wrecks, suffering from nervous pros- . . — m^ trotion, taking prescriptions from £j locul physicians w ho have no knowl- I 0 «taJ edge o f their case, and whose death Is certain, I feel like going to them and saying, •• oct D r . M iles * nervine and sk curio .;* I* m y profession, B m ua where thero are so many bu J £■£ 1« l " j fferew from overwork,men ■ “ “ “ tal prostnv lion and nervous exhaustion, brought on by tho character o f tho business engaged in, I would THOUSANDS dec !8 5 ■a a*sureM 0 uro for all suffering from these causey J ames K. W aits , Sold on a Positive Guarantee. O n.M ILES’ PILLS,50 D03E82GCTS. Sold by K. S. Iinowltor. JOHN H. YAGER, — DEALER IN — Hardware, Stoves, Tin Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon. w B y ^ J . S tandby , Deputy. Chance. Rare_ _ W ILL RENT THE “ GOBLE' PLACE for cash nt n reasonable rate, h oee orchard, house, barn. 15 acres in cultiva tion, meadow land, R ood fur Close to town. M. ALEXoUJN. I IL L PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT tall delinquent taxes most be settled at onoe or costs will be added. Dated, December 5, 1894. W ^ Sheriff and Tax-Collector, Empire City, ware.Queesware,Glass ware, Lamps, Cutlery, Etc., Etc. BANDON, OR. RDERS BY M AIL PROM PTLY attended to, and goods shipped per steamer to all points on the^upper river aft prices that defy competition. C O A L S ’J O V E S , O WOOD STOVES, COOK BUILDING HARDW ARE—Snch ns Nail,. Screws, Locks, Hinges, eto.f at rock-bottom prices. For Sale. r p H R E E NICE LEVEL LOT 8 - FOR THE PRICE OF TWO-$ 1 2 5 ! On Main «treefc, between fith and 7th, W ood land Addition to Bandon. Address M. L. KANDLEMAN, 51 tfl Parkersburg, Or. A GOOD HOME AND G R E A T y, Or Trustees Dissolution Notice. w or V , B A R G A IN - ____ The thumb is an unfailing index j Coos county, Oregon. o f character. The Square Type in- | dienten a strong will, great energy - ,nd flrmneML Closely allied Is the i / » A ACRE«, U. S. Title. 30 acres bot- Ipatulated Type, the th thumb of those 1 O U turn land, 10 acres in cultivntiou. i advanced ideas and business improvements costing $000. 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