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Newspaper Page Text____ ______ . __________ l ■■■' ■ 11 5 A hotel—a hardware bouse—a Stock has wintered wall o n ! Attorney J. F. Hall and wife Bennie Lawrence has been cboeen 5T, J A C O B ? O IL is ti c Perfect C U R E for drug store—a furniture factory; let “greeu pastures” amt start iu the came over on the train yesterday, to teach the school in t ie Moon the good work go on. spring with good prospects. and took the steamer for Bandon. district, which will open about the T U E S D A Y , M A R C H 19, 1885. Rev. Mr. Hollenbeak will preach 1 C. Romander aud brother have We notice in a recent telegram 1st of July. R E G U L A R T R A IN S at the Christian church next Sun- been secured by the Coquille Dairy from Nipomo, Cal., to the Exam Miss Inez Rich bns been given o n d a y «. W e d n e s d a y s a n d f u i - W IT H O U T R B I_ A P 5 C i COLL 'W S H , A \ IS H A P 5 or P E R H A P S - I day, morning and night, and every mens’ Union to ran their creamery iner, tbie brief reference to a per tbe Dement school, on the South ilnys will run u» follow »; A r r i»» 4lh Sunday thereafter. this season. They will conduct it son of unsavory reputation to citi Fork. This is a good school, and 12.16 p. m. Mnrflhfield E | i« iir lh (.r a g iir . i 00 it. m. I. hrv , Look out for a hotel. At a meeting of the school board throughout, superintending, man zens of this community—one O. A. will have a terra of 8 months. A r r i»» “ C O Q U IL L E C IT Y II. 00».m. This society of Christian en ».1 6 “ Coquille is looking up. : last night, four applications for our aging, bookkeeping and all, for Phelps, who lectured here some 10.36 ** Norwwy »6 0 “ deavor held a monthly praise ser 10 16 “ U y it l« l'o in t N o t ic e . 10.IK) “ school were presented and read, $125 per montb, until the amount months since and was exposed as a | Early plants at Wilkins’. vice at the Methodist church lost only two of which, however, were of milk reaches 10,000 pounds per disreputable person by Rev. C. A. We are now needing rain. O T IC E is hereby given that Reeled L O C A L IT E M S . ______ Thursday night. The meeting was bids will be received by the County in a definite form. Prof. D. P. day, the younger brother to receive Stine: o f Coos County, Oregon, uutil the The equinoxial storm is at band. largely attended and the program Nipomo, February 28.— A six Court Addit1'1" » ! local» on 2d page. first day o f April, 1895, for the superin Strang, jr., and wife were selected no wages till the first of May. days’ debate closed here last night tending and keeping o f the Coos County Attend the silrer medal contest was very pleasing. Mrs. Lawrence G o to Wilkins’ for early plant». to teach a 3-mouths’ term, being the The brother is a machinist and en between O. A. Phelps of Colorado, Infirm ary and Poor Farm, and oaring fo r next Monday night. conducted the exercises, calling ta all inmates thereof, and doing all work gineer, aud will lie n great help in lowest, best proffer, and the school Mis» Susie Petsrson is much bet in behalf of Free Thonght, and necessary to be done on said farm from the Morras Bro’s are putting up an order, readiug a portion of scrip will open the 1st Monday in running the creamery ou the lowest Rev. J. E. Denton of Sacramento 15th day o f April, 1895, until the first day tor. f March, 1896. A ll bids to be filed with ture, etc. The program was in this office and store at their mill. in behalf of the churches. It was o the possible outlay. April. Clerk ot said Court on or before the The dunce at Arago next Satur order: Song by the choir—The n great triumph for the churches. first dav o f April, 1895. The Court reserves Lou Simmons has returned after the right to reject any and all bids. N A H B IK D . day night. The moral sentiment of the com Vineyard Gate; reading of scrip D. F. DEAN. an absence of two or three years. A nderson H abquibt —A t Marshfield, March munity wne revolutionized. marM County Clerk. The mill at Empire City started ture by Mis. Lawrence; song by 9, 1895, by Rev. Mr. Eabjorn, Andrew An Lillie Dean returned yesterday derson nnd Miss H ilda HarquUt. Tuesday of last week. the choir— Glad Tidings of Joy; J>r. J . H . W a tt9, druggist and physi from a visit np on the Sooth Fork. IT ’S INJURIOUS TO STOP SUDDENLY n on *. prayer by Rev. Mr. Black; rending cian, Humboldt, Neb., who suffered with Uncle Gabe Browu is sorely heart disease for four years, trying every and don’t be imposed upon by buying a Mrs. Seed took the train last Fri of minutes of last meeting by the remedy and all treatments known to him H oyt —Near M yrtle Point, March 13, 1895, affected with lheumatiam. remedy that requires you to do so, as it is day for a visit on the upper river. to Mr. and Mrs. A. H oyt, a son. self and fellow-practitioners; believes that secretary, Miss Mary Drane; song nothing more than a substitue. In the sud The cheapest bouse in town; G a l l ih b — At Bandon, March 10, 1895, to heart disease is curable. H e writes: We have a good prospect of by choir—Oh, the Good We All Mr. nnd Mrs. E. M. G allier, a daughter. den stoppage of tobacco you must have " I wish to tell what your valuable medi call at the H erald office. business changes—which must be M »y Do; recitation by Claire Sher cine has done for me. For four years I had V an B choonhovkb —A t Bandon, March 9, some stimulant, and in most all cases, the 1895, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Van Hchoonhoyer, Grandma Mast of the North heart disease o f the very worst kind. Sev effect of the stimulant, be it opium, mor for the better. a daughter. wood—L ife is Earnest—L ife is eral physicians 1 consulted, said it was Fork is ill of something like pleu phine, or other opiates, leaves An Easter service will be given Ileal; recitation by Lillie Way— MORE D RU D G ERY; a far worse habit contractad. risy. I t was almost un at the Christian church Sunday Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep; Ask your druggist about endurable; with M O R E W A S T E O F T IM E . Melville Stine left yesterday for morning, April 14th. recitation by Azubah McDonald— H A .C O -C T T K O . s h o rtn e s s of Roeeburg, the present home of breath, palpita It is purely vegetable. You Oldest and Best- Mrs. Dr. Culm returned from her The Old Arm Chair; solo by Miss t io n s , s e v e r e bis parents. do not have to stop using tobacco with BA CO-CURO. It will notify you pains, unable to visit to California on last Wednes Irma Lukens— Alice Ben Bolt; when to stop and your desire for tobacco will cease. Your system will bo Comrade James West of Bandon sleep, especially day’s train, having come to the bay dielogue, Examination Day, by ten ns free from nicotine as the day before you took your first chew or smoke. on the left stdo. Las the county right of the Iron boys and.girls; recitation, Give N o pen can de An iron-clad written guarantee to absolutely cure tho tobacco habit in all on the steamer Arcatn. W I T H L A T E 8 T IM P R O V E M E N T S . scribe my suffer- City Dish Washer. its forms, or money refunded. Price $1 per box, or 3 boxes (30 days Me Three Grains of Corn; solo by gs, particularly 80 Acres of land treatment and guaranteed cure,) $2.60 For sale by all druggists or will Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dean returned urlng the last near Drain, Douglas J. S. McEwen—Oh, What Are You SEND SIX TWO - CENT iths o f those Indispensible for Hotel aod Family. be Bent by mail upon receipt of price. yesterday from a visit to her par county, Or. W ell adapted to frnit or poul Going to Do, Brother; recitation four weary years. STAMPS FOR SAMPLE BOX. Booklets and proofs free. try; w ill be exchanged for land or town ents on the South lork. by Flora Boyrie— Was It Job that DR. J. H. WATTS* I finally tried property in this county. E u r e k a CnEMiCAL A M’r’o Co., La Crosso, Wis. \ ? OU can wash all kinds o f tableware per- particulars enquire at H kbald office, Had WnrtB? select reading by C. H. Merchant, a prominent or For X feotly—and they are dried perfectly address U O X 0 5 , Coquille, Oregon. nnd polished perfectly without handling. Office o f T H E P IO N E E R PR E SS C O M P A N Y , C. W . Horniek, 8npt„ Zetta Messer: male quartet— Fare and was surprised at the result. I t put new N business man at the bay, was on o breaking o f dishes, no chipping or de Several large boxes and hales of St. Paul, Minn., Sept. 7,1894. well to Home; valedictory by Edna life into and made a new man o f me. 1 facing o f dishes. Eureka Chemionl and Man’ f ’ s Co., L a Croage, Wis.—Dear Sirs: I have been a tuharro our streets yesterdny. have not bad a symptom o f trouble since blankets and other woollen manu County rights fo r sale by fiend for many yean , and d a rin « tho pa»t two years have smoked fifteen to twenty cigars W. S. ROSE, regularly every day. M y whole nervous system became affected, until my physician told C. Romander and biide reached factures from Bnndou woollen mills Lorenz; a short address by Rev. and I am satisfied your medicine has cured Gen. Agent. Coquille City, Oregon, me I moat «iv e np tbe nse o f tobscoo, fo r the time beta « st least. I tried the ao-oa)led me for 1 have now enjoyed, since taking it benediction. nines West, Bandon. Or., agent for " Krelay Cure.” ” No-To-Bac.” and various other remedies, bat without snooess, nntil I this place from the Fatherland lijst were shipped yesterday on the train Stewart; -------- ------- Coos county. Price, $5, each. accidentally learned o f your “ Baco-Curo.” Three weeks ago today I commenced using Friday. A brother accompanied for San Francisco, via the bay. your nrepArntion, and today I consider myself completely cured ; I am in perfeot health, 1 might add th at I am a druggist and have nnd the horrible craving for tobacco, which every inveterate smoker fully appreciates, bns them. sold and recommended your Heart Cure, for Judge Scbroeder and commis Given last Saturday night by the completely le ft me. I consider your “ Baoo-Ouro” simply wonderful, and can fu lly I know what it has done for mo and only recommend it. Yours very truly, c. W. H o bnick . E W B E R R Y P L A N T S with root*. W ill Baseball Niue, wus a wish I could state more clearly my suffer bear one yeiir from plantinc. 60 cell»« sioner Stitt returned Inst Wednes Junior per do»., or 76 cents by mail, po*t paid. day from holding a special term success beyond the expectations ing then and the good health 1 now enjoy. E very person se«d- Address, M. H K llK E Y , Your Nervine and other remedies also iug us the sub Coquille C ity, Or*Kon. of court. They received the stfel of the most sanguine. The spa give excellent satisfaction." J. H. W atts . scription price of Humboldt, Neb., May 9, *94. County Surveyor Cathcart passed cages and other improvements of cious Masonic ball was filled to this paper, the Coquille City Herald , either as a renewal or new sub Dr. Miles H eart Cure Is sold on a positive the full, and the masqueraders uarantee that the first bottle w ill benefit. through to Prosper yesterday, in the jail. 5 The thnmb is an nnfnillng index scription, will be presented with a copy of T h e W o r l d A l m a n a c by .11 druggists sell I t a t II, fi bottles for 16, or Tin* Hqunre Type in- It w ill do sent, prepaid, on receipt o f price tending to survey a road connect the publishers o f this paper. Tho Alm anao may be had nt this office The 30-horse-power enginp, for were oat in strong force, repre by dicates a strong will, great energy the Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. for 25 cents. and flrmne»*. Closely allied la the ing with the Bear creek road. nse at John Yoaknm’s logging senting many characters and some Spainlated Type, the thumb of those of advanced Ideas and business quito handsomely and elaborately The second Demorest silver camp above town, came over on ability. Both of theso types belong to the busy man or woman; and After the sport and Restores Health T H E medal contest will take place Mon- the train yesterday. It is a fine- dressed. Demorest’* Family M a trail ne pre Sold by R. S. Knowlton. pare* especially for such person* r day night,25th inst. A nice program looking piece of machinery and dancing bad progressed, the hour wholo volume of new ideas, con densed In a small space, so ih.it the for unmaskiDg came and awards will yank the logs iu good style. will be given. A ll are invited. E x e c u t i o n S a le . record of tlic whole world’s work for a month may be read in half an vere made for the best sustained ti “ March to search” is the old nddage. It P. S. McVay, a relative of Mrs. hour. The Conical Type indicate* ■VTotice is hereby given that under and by refinement, culture, and a love of characters, male and female. J. searches ont any weakness o f the system, L v virtue o f an execution and order o f sale Moomaw’s, who spent much of the music, poetry, and Action. A person resulting from impure blood. Those who T. Nosier, Mre. A. A. Leach and issued ont o f the Circuit Court of the State with this type of thumb will thor A N D E N C Y C L O P E D IA F O B 1 8 9 5 . winter here visiting nt Norway, use Ayer's Sarfaparilla find March no more oughly enjoy the literary attractions o f Oregon fo r Coos County, oh the 2fitb day of Demorest*» Magazine. The Ar Mrs. Jones were appointed judges, February. 1895, in fa vo r o f A. J. Sherwood searching or even disagreeable than any will return this week {o Montnna. tistic Type indicates a love of and against the property o f J. W. R o o d , The Best Reference Book Printed. beauty and »rt, which will find rare and the prizes were nwarded to commanding me to make sale o f the real O R S A L K —A splendid ori>»n. o f New- other month. This medicine is a wonderful pleasure in the magnificent oil-plct- A Volume of over 50 0 pages tiro of rocce, 1RJ4 x 21 Inches, repro man Bro’a make, Chicago, 111.. 11 stops, invigorator. Fred Von Pegert of Beaver Hill, property heretofore attached in this action or duced from the original painting by a sufficiency thereof to satisfy the demnnds high case, canopy top, handsome finish and It Treats 1,400 topics Do Longpri, the most celebrated of representing a Beaver Hill coal o f said A. J. Sherwood, to-wit: The Bam o f E. P. Maet was down j’esterday in good condition. No such offer ever made living flower-painters, which will $ 123.70 nnd interest tffereon at the rate o f before. Stool and music book go with he given, to every »ubscriber tg miner, and Lizzie Johnson, in the from the North Fork. The ten per cent per annum from the 2d day o f Endorsed by STATESMEN, organ. Call at C. W ilkins’ . Dumoreet’* Magazine for 1896. The 1893, together with the sum o f H R S . 8. E. H A R K N E S S cost of this nnperb work of art wae weather is real summer-like with character of soliciting seeds for December. •$20.10 costs and an attorney fee o f $35.00. $850.00; and tho reproduction EDUCATORS and be distinguished from the Both were with interest pn the two sums last named Frank Batter was badly cut on them--so much so that he has the drouth sufferers. fO ! cannot original. Besides this, an exqaislte at the rate o f eight per cent- per annum STUDENTS everywhere. oil or water-color picture 1* pub the head at the Empire mill last donned a strnw hat. He says the fairly represented, as wore also the from the 9th dav o f October, 1894; I w ill, on lished In each number of the Magn- H U R S D A Y , T H E 4TH D A Y O F A P R IL , slne, and the articles are *o pro Wednesday. H i* head was caught farmers there were never in better Popcorn Girl, three representing T 1895, H aa R e ach e d S u c h « S t a t e of P e r at the hour o f two o’ clock ip the after fusely and superbly illustrated that fe c tio n T h a t It la a V o r lt a b lo the Magazine is, in reality, a port- in the engine, inflicting a severe sbapa Crops nre all in and the Night, Queen of Hearts, Black noon o f said day, at the Courthouse door in folio of art work* of the highest the town o f Empire City iu said Cohnty and E n c y c lo p e d ia o f F a c ta , S t a t ia - order. The Philosophic Type I* the Dimonds, House Maid, Old Lady State, offer for sale and sell at pnblic auc wound. prospect first-class. thumb of the thinker and inventor tlc a a n d E v e n ta B r o u g h t D o w n tion to the highest and best bidder fo r cash of Ide**, who will be deeply Inter Webtoot, etc., etc., and the Beaver A ll the people should bd bene COR SALE. — Best building in Co- all the right, title and interest which the to J a n u a r y F irs t, 1898. ested in those developed monthly said J. W . Koon, had on th^ 6th day o f Sep In Demorcet’a Magnsine, in every fited, and the promoter of the 1 quille City for store, with dwel Hill colored baseball nine, several tember, 1894. or may at any time since have one of It* numerous department*, H E 1895 volume is a whole library which cover the entire artistic and acquired iu or to the lot numbered 3 in Sec enterprise recei« e the reward of his ling or offices on second floor, or miners, a clown, vaquero, etc. scientific field, chronicling every in itself. One can hardly think tion 3. in tp. 23 south, o f range 13 west, ot well arranged for hotel. Situate fact, fancy, and fad of the day. A large number attended from the W illam ette Meridian, in Coos County, foresight, enterprise and invest Demorest'* i* »Imply a perfect o f a question it cannot aniwer. It tell* on Front street. Will sell on easy Oregon or a sufficiency thereof to satisfy Family Magazine, nnd was long ego the upper and lower river, eeveral said sums above set forth. ment. crowned Queen of the Monthlies. terms. all about party platform«, election ita- Sent! In yonr subscription; It will Dated this 27th day o f Februanr, 1895. For further information enquire of whom masked. coat only $2.00. nnd you will have Mr. Krewson and Grant Huriy tistics, the new tariff, religion« o f the W. W . G a o b , a dozen Magazine« In on*. Address The Trombone band was present mar5 5w] Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon. have graded o lot next to the post- of or address, W . J z n n in u n D h o m i t . Publisher, earth, population everywhere, state and 15 Rost 14th Street, N ew York. 31-3m] S. L. L eneve . nnd discoursed sweet music for the Though not a fashion magazine, it« office, with a view to the owner government itatistic«, occupation« o f E x e c u t io n S a le . perfect fashion pages.and it* article* j Dr. and Mrs. Leneve made a assembly. men, foreign matter«, literature, »cience soon putting up a 2-story frame on family ami domestic mnttor», will | be of saporlative Interest to those The floor managers, Hal Baxter, I ^ O T I C E is hereby given that under and i yisit to Myrtle Point last Friday— pAserealnft the Femln’.i.e Type of and education. It i> . . . building. by virtue o f an execution and order o f Thumb, which Indicate* in it* small Mother Leneve’s first trip on a Roy Drew and Charley Lorenz •idle issued size, slenderne**, soft nail, and out o f the Circuit Court o f the | Prof. Frank Bunch lectured nt smooth, roonded tip, those traits railroad train. They went to visit were faithful nnd paiustaking, while State o f Oregon for the county o f C oo b on i which belong essentially to the the 2(5th day o f February, 1895, in fa vo r j the Academy last Sunday night to tler sex, every one of whom should ■nP#f r*bel *® a grandchild, little Geòrgie, a child the mu lie of Messrs. Jones, Leach o f Mary Neilson, and Mary Neilson as the j aorest** Magazine. I f you are unacquainted with a good audience, on the subject, Executrix o f the estate o f N. J. Neilfion, de- j of Capt. G. W. Leneve, who is and Whetstone was rythmical and ceased. and against tho property o f 8. A. I ^ W T ffn d m it that seeing -nd^fo, _• p « “ Why Christian People should postpaid by mail, In ow ooe Ward rb the administrator o f the estate i on ;n the way of saving money by finding m charming. sick with la grippe. The child is o f J. A. Simon, deceased, and Francis Magazine everything to satisfy the literary wool* Oppose Sunday Laws.” Simon, the only aon and sole heir a t la w o f j Ike whole family. better at this writing. Addrew TH E W OULD, Hew York City. said J. A. Simon, deceased, commanding ft | ¡| ..r „ l Affitp Rev. Bruillette of Myrtle Point, The wedding of Miss Lilly Dun the me to make sale o f the certain m ortgaged I A LIIJbliH V l l t l » Coos county Good Templars the new Presbyterian minister, has ham andConductor Ed Raymond at premises hereinafter described to satisfy tho sums sot forth in said execution, to-wit: have taken a grand step to the front, recovered from a slight illness and Coaledo last Saturday evening was The Bum o f $808.90, a n d tho further su m FOR T H * Fon S a l e — Tbe undersigned N E U R A L G IA cured by Dr. Miles’ P a w filled his pulpit last Sunday morn having, in the past month, won agrecteveut. Mr. and Mrs. Seeley o f $17.75 costs nnd d isb n rsem o n ts w i t h . in te re s t on Raid rams nt the rate o f e ig h t C O Q U M e C U Q H e r a l J ( W d DEM - P il l s . "O necent »d ose. A t »11 druggists. offers a spun o f good mares, 6 and both of the gold badges tendered per cent per annum from the 11th day o f j w 'i ______ ing and night nnd daughter, Edna, Mr. and Mrs. 8 yrs. old, wngon and harness, for October. 1894, together with the oosts j by the graud lodge for adding the Strahon and others from this city under said execution, I will on T H U R S - 1 OREST'S FAMILY MAGAZINE. Several of the old Mexican war sale. F o r terms, enquire at tbe Stevens & Schroeder’s largest membership in one mouth. D A Y . T H E 4TH D A Y O F A P R I L , 1895, attended. A train bearing the wed at the hour o f three o’clock in the after N o t i c e t o T a x p a y e r s veterans lu this locality have poetoflice, of A. G. A ik e n . Bert Walker of Bandon took first ding party, including a number noon o f the said dav, at the Courthouse been granted pensions of late, door in the town o f Empire City, in said ''V nxp aycrs w ill please take nofcico that the prize, and Nina McGafiey of this fiom Marshfield and other parts, Comity nnd State, offer for Bale and sell nt 1 assessment roll fo r the year 1894 o f Coos among them Frank M. Miller of public auction to the highest and best, bidder place took second. nty, Oregon, has l»eon received by me, W ALTER DRANE, went up to Myrtle Point Sunday fo r cash, all right, title and inteiest wbioh j ’O Fisbtrap and J. L. Roy. t n all taxes t^r the said year are now dne James M. Cox is elected princi morning, where a pleasant time was the said J. A. Simon, deceased, 8. A. Ward n payable. Plcair pay up prom ptly, ns Mrs. Thomas Buekman left aa the administrator o f the,e9tate o f J. A. Blacksmith and county needs money. pal of the public schools at Myr had. They returned here Sunday, Simon, deceased, nnd Francis Simon, the the 1 mptro Manufactured by City. M ar. 4, 1895. for Portland on steamer Blanchard son and sole heir at law o f the said J. W. W . O aoh . tle Point, with Mrs. Emma Henry and bride and groom were the only Wagonmaker, 8TE YE N S A SCHROEDER, A. Simon, deceased, had oil the 21st day o f Sheriff and Tax-Collector o f C oosooon ty, recently, on summons to be with over the iatei mediate department guests of Mr. and Mrs. Seeley till November, 1890, or may at any time sinoe O regon. A R AG O , O R E G O N . har liasband, Representative Buck- C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O B E G O N . have ncquired in or to the lot numbered one and Miss Laura Wise over the pri yesterday, when they departed for I and the north half o f the southwest quarter man, who la reported seriously ill. and the southwest quarter o f the northwett [Paten t applied for.] L L kinds of farm work solicited. Horse mary department The schools Coaledo, the home of the bride. 1 quarter o f section 84, in tp. 27 south, o f “ I la v e need A y .r*. H a ir Vigor fo r n nnm shoeing and plow work a specialty W ater, snow and m ildew proof fo r all range 13 west, o f the W illam ette Meridian, R. W. Lundy The H e r a l d wishes happiness. Supplies for logging work, wedges, dogs her o f years, it ha» si w ay« given me antii- opened yesterday. kind» o f leather. Jast the thing for har in Coos County, Oregon. rings,cant-hooks and everything used in ness, or boots and shoes. G iv e » the leather faction. It 1« an exoellcnt dressing, pre was chosen director at recent elec Dnted this 27th day o f February, 1895. « fine glossy black. Keeps it soft and pli logging camps kept on hand. Mstisfaction Our creamery, nnder the new W. W. G a o s , Or Trustees ven t» the hair from tam in g grey, inenree ant. and makes it waterproof. Makes guaranteed. Shop on oorner north of Pio- tion and L. A. Roberts clerk. Dairymens’ Union organization, mar5 5wl Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon, Clfitf its viRoron* growth, and keeps the eealp i leather boots, when seund, le tte r than rub- neei Feed stable. Y^'ISHINO TO * DOCH AIE ! ber hoots, i f applied as directed. white and clean.” —Mary A. Jackson, N o t i c e — The Coquille creamery will start np Thursday. Patrons berg * Son, C<»auille For sale by Cronenberg Hon E x e c u t i o n S a l© . Salem, Mese. ! City; B a lin g A Lundy , M yrtle Point; Lowe j will start Thursday, 21st inst, on the lower river should read < 29tf J A Co.. Bandon. J. C. Bogue, D. D. 8., and wife under it) new organization. Mem- President J. J. I iamb’s notice. O T I C E is hereby given that under and I k by virtue o f an execution and order o f j (nee Miss H ill) have left Kansas hers of the Union who live b?low sale issued out o f the Circuit Court o f the — D EALER IN — City, Mo., and are on their return will have to make some arrange- FOR SCHOOLS OR ACADEMIES State o f Oregon for the county o f Coos on l A w a rù «! 1 I . T H l M «T . on the SSth dnv o f February, lBltS in favor W jll fln<, jt lb e jr j nten,* « io oon«nlt o to Oregon. Dr. Bogue has received raent with steamers for the deliv- .iighest Honors— W orld’ » Fair. o f Catherine Wimer and against the prop- , r iT FO» A K IN * . Hardware, Stoves, Tin - agent for . . . Kane A » w rite the undersigned, erty o f Augusta Aiken, and her husband Co . roannfaotnrers. Chicago, III. >0. cordovan ; his degree, and we doubt not most 1 ery of their milk till the executive i r»CNCH»cNMKUtt our. A . O. Aiken, commanding me to make sale •© S 3 -' W « s ii direct fnmt tbe factory, and worthily, and it would be most grat o f the certain mortgaged premises herein- ship, f. o. b., to Ran Francisoo or P o rtla n d . l*3JW FIR CM/lKMMn ware. Quees ware, Glass I after described to satisfy the a mount ifying to bis bost of friends here 1 committee cao make suitable terms J O H N R O W AN , Agent. ♦ 3.W POLICE,3 soils. ! named iu the said execution, to-wit: The 19 t fl J. J. L amb , ikxiuille City, Oregon. 1 if bis interest would lead bim to to that end. ware, Lamps, Cutlery, sum of $180.85. and the sn m of $38.00 costs, Pres. Ex. Com. Coquille Dairymen’s practice his profession o f dentistry ! and also the cost o f and upon this writ, together with interest on said $180.85 and ROBERT c BOYSSCHOOLS h OEA in this locality. Etc., Etc. Union. $38.00 nt tho rate o f eight 'p er cent per •L A D IE S * i annum from the 9th day o f October, 1894; I The Marshfield Sun has changed Elder S. 8. Barklow and family i w ill, on T H U R S D A Y , T H E 4TH DAY O F A P R IL , lc95, at the Courthouse door, hands, and we suppose has shed its 1 will start for Idaho within a day C C E A M in the town o f Empire City in said County i political coat E. G. Flanagan 1 or so. This is quite a sad parting, | and Htate. nt the hour o f one o’ clock in , RDERS BY M A IL PROM PTLY And attended to, nnd goods ahipped per 1 in the afternoon o f said day, offer for sale i O n t O m Million P » » H » greets the public this week and for Brother Barklow and family and sell at public auction to the highest steamer to ail points on the uppor river at and best bidder for cash all o f the right, prices thst defy compétition. promises its readers “ value re are highly esteemed by all. How- title and interest which the said Augusta All oar show nr. equally ««ttofactory CO A L 8JO V E 8, «b» JERKY WIIJMIN PLACE, op- ceived for their money," etc We ever, several adult members cf the \ T poaite Aiken and her husband A. G. Aiken, had on Thor ( I t * th , bMt vain, «or tho * o n « . the ltailrim d Uep<>«, are not into the secrets of the T h ,* N « ' carton. .hoM In r ty lo rtrtfit. . the 11th day o f Beptemr# r. 18H8, or ntay at W OOD 8TO V E S, ________ arine * «e liti«* are eeeerpeeeefi. F K .'IN T 8TH P.ET, any time since have acquired in or to th « esuse of the change, nor fully ap family remain with us, and his Tbe price« »re »nlforwi,—-eteeipee on soft*. lota nnrat>er«»d three and font in block num COOK 8 T O V E 8. 1 rom 9i to reved over other makes. prised of its political complexion “ home” is here, and while he goes ber twenty in Elliott’ s A ddition to the If your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by BANG E8. MOST re?.r!:C T MADE. town o f Coquille City, in Coos County, in the future. We hope we shall nt the call of duty elsewhere, it is O r v ille « li* M N YEARS OF INTENSE PAIN. Rheumatism of the Heart. DON’T STOP TOBACCO NO Tie Iron City Disi ffasler To Eictago-. Dr. Miles’ New Heart Cure, Three Years of Splendid Health. D Free to Our Subscribers. Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure WORM) ®i/iBiT/in /ii F st T AMERICA’S STANDARD YEAR BOOK. K PRICE, - 25 CENTS. $3.60 -ONLY -$3.60 Arap Leather Dressing. School : Boards JOHN H. YAGER, or N A lOUCLAS M CLEARY7 w i nf0NG B A N D O N , OR. ÍS W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes O Coquille City, Or. have a helper in the people's cause. hoped it will be only temporary, and --- - — » ■ » ■ — ----- All drueftet« MQ Dr. Mile* Nerve Plaster* l that he aod his will soon r;turo. Cream of Tartar Powder. Trc • Oregon. Dated this 27th day o f February. 1895. n Ammonia, Aluir. uf try Other ftdi’ltea ift W. W. 0*os, 4 0 YEARS TH E S T A N D A R D . niftrShv] Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon. Uealffr» Fvnrywhere. W»nted,«p«nt T E N T S M A D E T O OKDER. toUks exclusive sale tor this vicin ity. Write at ones. T E N T IN G M A T E U IA L . B U IL D IN G H A R D W A R E - 8o*h » « Ni.il», H oraw ». I.Kîkx. Hlnzr», »ta., »1 ruck boitant priot».