O T IC E is hereby given that under and
by viituo o f an execution and order o f
sale issued out o f tbe Circuit Court o f tbe
btate o f Oregon fo r Cooe county, on the
30th day o f March, 1895, in fa vor o f W . T .
Kerr and against tbe property o f Alioe E .
King and R. P . K icg, commanding w e to
make sale o f tbe oertain attached premises
hereinafter described to satisfy the amount
named in said execution, to-wft: Th e sum
o f $240.00 with interest thereon at the rate
o f 8 per oent per annum, from tbe 30th day
o f March. 189$, together with $27.25 coats
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'T U E S D A Y . A U K lIi 2, 1895.
R E G U L A R T R A IN S
». W e d n e s d a y » a n d f b i
days will run as follows;
Arrive
Laave
12.16p. ra.
8.00 a. ra.
Marshfield
Arrive “
Leave
9.18 “
coquille c r y 11.00 a. ra.
10.2T» “
9 60 “
Norway
10.15 44
10.00 44
M yrtle Point
onday
M
Go to Wilkins' for early plants
W. C. T . 1!. EteetlsH.
Capt Lockwood being on the
sick list, Capt. Tom White managed
the wheel on the steamer Antelope
for a few days last week.
At a regular meeting of the W.
Joe Erickson was up from Ban-
don last week in tbe interest of the C. T. U., held last Friday, the
following officers were elected:
woollen mills.
AH druggist* guarantee Dr. Mile*' Pain President, Mrs. McCann; ooires-
P il l s to stop Headache. "One cent a doae.”
pouding and recording secretary,
B. J. Harrison came down from
Mrs. Laura Boutelf; treasurer,
their home ranch last week, return
Mrs. N. J. Messer; vies president
ing yesterday.
from the Christian church, Mrs.
Suburban acreage for sale cheap Ora Maury; vice-president from
— 8 good lots for only $125. Call
tbe Presbyterian church, Mrs. Ida
at this office soon.
E. Rich; vice-president from tbe
Dr. Cross, the physican in charge
Baptist
ebureb,
Mrs.
Annie
of the Beaver H ill mine hospital,
Kuowlton; superintendent of press
was in town last Friday.
work and literature, Mrs. Annie
An opening of spring and sum Lawrence; superintendent of nar
mer millinery by Miss IJiellie Figg cotics, Mrs. Jennis Simmons;
tomorrow— W ednesday.
superintendent of franchise, Mrs.
Capt. Harry Baldwin of Bandon Julia Barrows; superintendent of
was on our streets a brief spell last mothers’ meetings, Mrs. Ida E.
Saturday.
He is looking im Rich; superintendent of Demorest
proved iu health and is as cbivalric medal contests, Mrs. McCann;
as ever.
superintendent of Loyal Temper
Arrivals by AragolastThursday: ance Legion, Mrs. Messer; super
Miss Klabn, Otto Reed, P. A. intendent of fiower mission, Mrs.
Murphy, W. R. Grant, D. R. Dale, McDonald.
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W. S. Marshall and wife, M.
T e m p e r a n c e .V lu »» M e e t in g .
Perdick, Miss Perdick and child.
The ladies of tbe W. C. T. U.
The train was late coming from
Myrtle Point last Friday, the
engine having been derailed at a
switch at that place.
“ Beauty” may bn "on ly skin deep;” but the
secret o f a beautiful skin is pare blood.
Those coarse, rough, pim ply complexions
may, in most cases, be rendered soft, smooth
and fa ir by the persevering and systematic
use of Ayer’ s Sarsaparilla.
L O C A L IT E M S .
Additional locals on 2d page.
Oar townsman, W. Sinclair, is
visiting at the bay.
Prof. T. W. Johnson will teach
the South Coos river school.
Miss Beth Wood, of the North
Fork, passed through this place to
Riverton last week.
The Myrtle Point G. A. R. post
is already forwarding arrangements
for Momorial Day celebration.
The schooner Amethyst was
towed up to Morraa Bro’s mill last
Saturday by the tug Triumph.
Judge Schroeder went to Empire
last week, and was ready to wrestle
with county business at court yes
terday.
The
ceived
which
use in
Star Comedy Co. has re
In tbe supreme court on tbe 18tb,
several new plays, from petition for rehearing was denied
a selection will be made fcr in the case of Coos Bay, Roseburg
the near future.
& Eastern Railroad A Navigation
W ill Mansel has made up his Company, appellant, vs. Z. T. Sig-
mind to return to California with lin.
his family, and is disposing of his
David Johnson and a Mr. Can-
furniture and household effects at tins were in from Yoakam’s logging
private sale.
camp and made ns a call last
L. S. Hicks and son, of Fortuna,
Humboldt county, Cal., old friends
and neighbors of our Mr. and Mrs.
8. J. Miller, are new arrivals and
will locate here.
Miss Minnie McCloskey, one of
Norway’s most charming young
ladies, was visiting in this place
last week. She has just returned
from the Drain normal school.
Thursday.
They have about
agreed to go to New Mexico, and
expect to leave soon.
W. S. Marshall and wife of
Dairyville, wbo have been visitiug
relatives at Santa Rosa, Cal., re
turned to their home via tbe bay
and Coquille last week.
Mr.
Marshall is one of tbe leading
dairymen at Langlois.
All necessary arrangements had
been made and the Arago creamery
started up for the eeasou yesteiday
under tbe co-operative manage
ment— the Arago Dairymen’s Un
ion.
The S. O. Co. invites proposals
for furnishing fir logs, delivered at
the railroad boom below this city.
For particulars, bidders will apply
at the company’s ofiice at Empire
City.
Disturbing religious meetings at
Marshfield is about to be brought
to an end.
The law will be en
forced against one or more who so
far forgot themselves as to not
respect others' rights.
COR SALE.— Best building in Co
quille City for store, with dwel
ling or offices on second floor, or
well arranged for hotel.
Situate
on Front street. Will sell on easy
terms.
For further information enquire
of or address,
31-3m]
S. L. L eneve .
M rs. Languish. “ T ired ! Oh, so tired all
the tim e!“ Mrs. Smart. “ W ell so I need to
be until I began to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla
as a spring medicine, and now I don't know
what it is to have that tired fe e lin g .
T ry
it, my doar; only be sure yon get Ayer's.”
Tbe steamer Bandorille met with
n light accident ns she departed
from our wharf last Thursday after
noon, having bad her mainmnst
and smokestack dnmagnd by a fal
len tree which extended out over
tbe water from tbe bank and swept
oyer tbe deck. A heavy wind pre
vailed from tbe south at the time
and tbe boat bad not yet gained
the channel, is said to have been
tbe cause.
The steamer Bandorille reached
our wharf from Portland last
Thursday morning.
She dis
charged considerable freight here,
took on some and then dropped to
the lower river for further cargo.
Early plants at Wilkina*.
E x e c u t io n S a le .
City ÿ m l l
The editor thanks Hon. J. H.
Schroeder for a liberal present of
German prunes, of his own caring.
They show conclusively tbnt the
best prunes iu the market are
those grown in this climate, and
that with the intelligence and care
in preparation expended on these,
our farmers will reap reward fiom
their culture and for the labor ex
pended.
conducted their usnal temperance
mass meeting at the Methodist
church last Sunday night, and like
all others which have preceded it,
it was a great sacceBB as to num
bers in atteudatce, enthusiasm and
attractive features.
Mrs. Boutell conducted the exer
cises, commencing tbe program as
follows;
Song by the choir— Mansions
are Prepared Above; song by tbe
choir—Give the Cause Another
Cheer; scriptuie reading by Mrs.
Boutell; prayer by Rev. O. G.
Quimby; song by tbe choir— Along
tbe River of Time; addiess by Rev.
Mr. Hollenbeak.
Mrs. Boutell added some perti
nent remarks to tbe earnest words
of tbe speaker of tbe evening,
whose address was shortened by
hoarseness and indisposition. He
bad replied to many objections
given by man to tbe prohibition
cause, aud Mrs. Boutell referred
specially to tbe training of tbe
children, and tbe unanimity of tbe
mothers of tbe commnnity in op
position to saloons und other
schools of vice, which nullify their
efforts aud ruin their boys. She
referred, also, to tbe habit being
indulged in by tbe girls of chew
ing cloves or other Bpices, and thus
acquiring a very injurious vice,
A collection was then asked,while
tbe cboir sang, “ Sound tbe Battle
Cry.” A beautiful song, solo and
chorus, “ As W e’ve Sown, So Shall
We Reap,” concluded tbe services,
when Rev. Quimby pronounced the
benediction. A committee of young
ladies attended at tbe door and
distributed tracts to every auditor
as they departed.
W CREAM
B A S IN G
PO KM H
Bidk are invited for tba con
struction of a new Bcboolboose at
Prosper. Bee notice.
An anuaaally large and bright
“Jack-o’-lantern” bung ever tbe
slongh on tbe northwpst side of
town last Friday evening.
It was
an attraction, being elongated in
N E W SC H O O L H O U S E form and having a alow rising and
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E A L E D BID S fo r the construction o f a falling
motion within a certain
the oosts o f said'execation: I w ill, ON S A T
school house in District No. 4 w ill be
U R D A Y, T H E 4 T H D A Y O F M A Y , 1896, at
space.
No
“ ghost” was visible to
received
bv
the
olsrk
thereof
up
to
May
15,
the Courthouse door in the town o f Empire
City, in said ooontv and state, at the hour 1895. The right is reserved to reject any tbe observers of tbe phenomenon,
or
all
bids.
Mark
on
envelope—
‘‘
B
id
s
.’’
o f two o’clock in the afternoon ot said day,
Plane and specificatione on application to though it was thought it might
offer for sale and sell at public auotion to the clerk
. . . ot
. . Diet.
. . . . N o. 4,
“ T . Y . H A N L Y .
highest and beat bidder fo r cash, a ll o f the
apr2 tlj
Prosper, Or. prove some local disaflected Dio
right, title and interest which the said Alioe
E. K in g and R . P . King had on the 19th
genes searching for a spot wherein
r . T . B e l l , O oo « ar a f em l e
day o f September, 18iH, or may at any time
w ife o f the editor o f Th e Graphic, the lead since have
8 0 Acres of land he might establish a clean, non-
laired In or_tq__the 8K ^
ing local paper o f Miami county, w rite« containing 1
acres, and 8E k o f
near Drain, Douglas
partizan, non-commital, non-think
“ I era# t r o ubl e * u rtth h em rt dioemoe k , except6 2-7 acres sold - to M . L . King,
“
oounty. Or. W ell adapted to fruit o r poul
for six years, serere palpitations, short all in seotion 20, and N K o f N W %, ana try; w ill be exchanged fo r land o r town ing, non-saying, unprinted white
o f N E K , of section 39, containing property in this oonnty.
ness o f breath, together with such ex* NW
page newspaper.
120 acres, all in township 29 8, o f R 1 1 M o f
S
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treme nervousness, that, a t times I would
walk the floor nearly a ll night.
We
consulted the best medical talent.
T h ey » a i d th e r e team n o h elp f o r m e ,
that I had organic disease o f the heart for
which there was no remedy. I had read
your advertisement in The Graphic and
ayearago, as a last resort, tried one bottle o f
D r . M i l e * Kete C u r e f o r tho H em rt,
which convinced me th at there was true
m erit In it. 1 took three bottle» e j f h o f the
H eart Cure and Restorative Nervine and
I t c o m p le te ly c u r e d m e. I mleop
well at night, my heart beats regularly and
I have no more smothering speila l wish
to say to all who are suffering as I didi
there's relief untold fo r theca I f they frill
only give your remedies just one trial.*4
Dr. Milos H eart Cure Is sold 6m a positiv e
irantoo that the first b
bottle
ill benefit.
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iarantee
o t t l e w
___druggists
*
11 druggists sell
sell it it a a t t CL
Cl, 6 6 be
bottles
fo r 15, or
it w ill do sent, pt
by the Dr. Miles
S
D r. M iles’ H e a rt Cure
Restores Health
Sold by R. S. Knowlton.
Tbe schooner Long came in over
tbe bar Sunday and will reach cur
wbarf when the storm abates.
We are abont to lose our clever
citizens, Mr. and Mrs. A- Lukens
and family, who are preparing to
return to tbeir old home in Illinois.
Tbe H erald regrets, sinceiely, to
lose such neighbors aod citizens.
City Recorder Myers bad a case
of assault aud battery to deal with
yesterday morning, tbe charge be
ing against Miles Lammy for an
assault on R. J. Robinson, both
residents on tbe north side. A fine
of $5 and costs was imposed on
Lammy.
E x e c u t io n . S a le .
O T IC E is hereby given that under and
by yirtue o f an execution and order o f
sale issued out o f the Circuit Court o f the
State o f Oregon fo r the County o f Coos, on
the 30th day o f March, 1895¿in favor o f The
Creamery Package Manufacturing Com
pany, o f Kansas C ity, Btate o f Missouri,
and against the property o f W . L . Dixon,
and Fannie Q, Dixson, husband and wife,
and John JJonewihi as ns^gnee o f the said
W . L . Dixson, commanding me tothake sale
o f the oertain mortgaged premises hereinaf
ter described to satisfy the amount named
in the said execution, to-wft: $1773.66, to
gether with the sum o f $175.00 attorney’s
fee, $19.80 costs and $26.25 costs on a fo r
mer w rit herein; I will. O N S A T U R D A Y ,
T H E 4T H D A Y O F M A Y , 1895, at the
courthouse door in the town o f Em pire City
in said oounty and state, at the hoar o f one
o’ clock in the afternoon o f said day, offer
fo r sale and sell nt public auction to
the highest and best bidder fo r oash, all o f
the* right, title and interest which the said
W . L . Dixon, Fannie O. Dixon and John
Bonewitz as assignee, or either o f them
had, on the 21st day o f August, 1893, or may
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For particulars enquire at H kbald offioe,
or address B O X 0 5 , Coqnille. Oregon.
W. M. in Oregon.
Dated March 80, 1896.
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W . W . GAG E,
Sheriff o f Cooe County, Oregon.
B y J. J. B t aw lst . Deputy.
E x e c u t io n S a le .
O T IC E is hereby given that under arid
by virtue o f an execution and order of
sale issued out o f the Circuit Court o f the
State o f Oregon fo r the oounty o f Coos on
the 26th day o f February, 1895, in favor
o f M ary Neilson, and M ary NeilRon as the
Executrix o f the eetate o f N . J. Neilson, de
ceased, and against the property o f 8. A.
Ward as the administrator o f the estate
o f J . A. Simon, deceased, and Francis
Simon, the only son and sole heir at law o*
the said J. A. Sinura, deceased, commsnding
me to make sale o f the certain mortgaged
premises hereinafter described to satisfy
the suras set forth in aaid execution, to-wit:
The sum o f $806,90, and the further sum
o f $17.75 oosts and disbursements with
interest on said sums at the rate o f eight
per
<r cent per annum from the 11th day o f
Oci stober, 1894, together with the oosts
under said execution, I w ill on T H U R S
D A Y , T H E 4TH D A Y O F A P R I L , 1895,
at the hour o f three o’ clock in the after
noon o f the said dav, at the Courthouse
door in the town o f Empire City, in said
County and State, offer fo r sale and sell at
public auction to tne highest and best bidder
for cash, all right, title and interest which
the said J. A. Simon, deceased, 8. A. Ward
as the administrator o f the estate o f J. A.
cccoBOU, fiuu
A i nuvio oiuiuu,
tuo
Simon, deceased,
and Francis
Simon, the
only
Dry i son and sole heir at law o f the said J.
A. Simon, deceased, , had on the 21st day o f
November,
1890,
time sinoe
M
l
. or - may at any
W fÊl
have aoquired in or to the lot numbered one
and the north half o f the southwest quarter
and the southwest quarter o f the northwest
quarter o f section 34, in tp. 27 south, o f
range 13 west, o f the W illam ette Meridian,
in Coos County, Oregon.
Dated this 27th day o f February, 1895.
W. W. G aos ,
mar5 5wl Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon,
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lEGaceoutloxi Sale.
otice is hereby given that under and by
virtue o f an execution and order o f sale
issued out o f the Circuit Court o f the State
o f Oregon fo r Coos County, on the 26th day
February, 1895, in fa vo r o f A. J. Sherwood
and against the property o f J. W . Koon,
commanding ms to make sale o f the real
property heretofore attached in this action or
a sufficiency thereof to satisfy the demands
o f said A. J. Sherwood, to-wit: Th e sum o f
$128.70 and interest thereon at the rate o f
ten per cent per annum from the 2d day o f
December, 1893, together w ith the sum o f
$20.10 oosts and an attorney fee o f $35.00,
w ith interest on the two sums last named
at the rate o f eight per cent per annum
from the 9th day o f Ootober, 1894: I w ill, on
T H U R S D A Y , T H E 4T H D A Y O F A P R IL ,
1895, at the hour o f two o’ elook in the a fter
noon o f said day, at the Courthouse door in
the town o f Em pire City in said County and
State, offer fo r sale ana sell at public auo
tion to the highest and best bidder fo r oash
all the right, title and interest which the
said J. W . Koon, had on the 6th day o f Sep
tember, 1894. or may at any time sinoe have
aoquired in or to the lot numbered 3 in Seo
tion 3, in tp. 28 south, o f range 18 west, ot
the W illam ette Meridian, in Coos County,
Oregon or a sufficiency thereof to satisfy
said snms above set forth.
Dated this 27th day o f February, 1895.
W . yr. G aos ,
mar5 5w] Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon.
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E x e c u tio n
W, W. GAGE,
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Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon.
By J. J. S ta N l x t , Deputy.
E x e c u t io n S a l e
O T IC E ia hereby Riven that under and
by virtue o f an execntlon end order
o f sale ieeaed ont o f the Oirenit Court of
the State o f Oregon for Cooe oounty on the
8th day o f March, 1896, njuiinet the prop
erty o f J. B. D ally end in feVor o f Henry
Sengetacken, commanding roe to make the
■om o f $216.73, with internet p e r r o n at tba
rate o f ten per cent per annum from the 3d
day o f November, 1893, and the farther
rom o f $8.60 coete. with interest thereon at
the rate o f eight per oent par annum from
the 2d day o f November, 1882, together
with the oosts o f said writ, I did, on the 80th
day o f March, 18U6, levy upon all o f the
right, title and iutereot whieh the said J. B.
D ally had on the 3d day of November, IBM,
may at any time since have acquired in
to tbe following described real estate,
to-wit: Tbe real eetate desor bed and oon-
voved by Elizabeth Crane to said 1. B.
D ally by deed dated December 3, 1884, and
reoorded in Book 13 o f Reoord* o f Deed,
o f aaid Cooe oonnty, at page 482 thereof,
and described ss ooromancing at a stake on
tbe weet aide o f tbe Cooe Bay A Roseburg
Wsgon Iload, 60 feet from the southwest
corner o f lot 4 in blook 1 (one) in the town o f
Sumner; thenoe southwest, or nearly an, 100
feet, more or leaa, to line o f land belonging
to Dean ft Co.; thence weet o f north along
said line belonging to Dean ft Co. 300 feet,
more or leaa. to oenter o f diteh; thence
northeast along oenter o f said ditch to
Cooe Bay and Koseburg W agon Road;
thenoe up along the weat aide o f aaid wagon
road to the plane o f beginning; also lot 2
o f section 30, in township 36 south, o f range
12west. W. M . co n ta in in g !» 79-100 scree;
also lota 1, 3. 5, 6. 7 and 8, in bloek 5, in the
town o f Sumner, Coos oounty, Oregon.
And I w ill. O N S A TU R D A Y , T H E 4TH
D A Y O F M A Y . 1895, at the Courthouse
door, in the town o f Empire City. Coos
cour ty, Oregon, at tb# hour o f one o'elook
in tbe afternoon o f said day, offer fo r aele
and sell at pnhlie auction, to the highest
and beat bidder for cash, all « f the right,
title and interest whieh the aaid i . B. Dully
had in or to the above-described real prop
erty on the aaid 3d day o f November, 189»,
or may at any time sines have acquired
therein or thereto, or ao much thereof ae
may be necessary to satisfy the suras above
specified.
Dated this 30th day o f March. 1 8 » , at
Empire Oiiy, Cooe oounty, Oregon.
W W O * OK.
Sheriff o f Coo. Comity, Oregon
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By J. J. B t h l i t , Deputy.
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it>e!f. One can hardly think
O T IC E is hereby given that under and
by virtue o f an execution and order o f
sale issued ont o f the Circuit Court o f the
State o f Oregon fo rth e oonnty o f Coos on
on the 26th day
day o f February, 1896, in favor
o f Catherine wim er and against the |
erty o f Augosta Aiken, and her husband
A . G. Aiken, oommAndmg me to make sale
o f the certain mortgaged premises herein
after described to satisfy the amount
named in the said execution, to-wit: The
sum o f $180.85, and the sum o f $38.00 oosts,
and also the oost o f and upon this writ,
together with interest on said $180.85 and
$38.00 at the rate o f eight per oent per
Aunam from the 9th day o f October, 1894: I
will, on TH U R S D A Y , T H E 4TH D A Y
O F A P R IL , 1895, at the Courthouse door,
in the town o f Empire C ity in said County
and State, at the nonr or one o'elook in
in the afternoon o f said day, offer for sale
and sell at public auction to the highest
and best bidder fo r cash all o f tbe right,
title and interest which the sAid Augusta
Aiken and her husband A. G. Aiken, had on
the 11th day o f September, 1888, or may at
any time sinoe have acquired in or to the
lots numbered three and font in blook num
ber twenty in E llio tt’ s Addition to the
town o f Coqnille City, in Coos County,
Oregon.
Dated this 27th day o f February, 1805.
W . W . G aos ,
marfi 2w] Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon.
Or Trustees
^ y iH H IN O
TO
PU R C H A S E
Desks or Supplies
FOR SCHOOLS OR ACADEMIES
W ill find ft to their interest to eonanlt o*
w rite the undersigned, agent for Kane ft
Co , manafactarera, Chicago, (II.
We eell direct from the factory, and
ahip, f. o. b., to San Franeiaoo o f Portland
J O H N R O W A N , Agent.
13 t fl
C oqaille City, Oregon.
ROBERT MCCLEARY,
AMERICA’S STANDARD YEAR BOOK.
PRICE,
postpaid by mail,
TENTS m a d e t o o b d e b .
TENTING MATERIAL.
25 CENTS.
Stevens & Schroeder’s
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Arago Leather Dressing.
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W.L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All o «r shoes are eqisally satisfactory
Tkoy g l v i tha boot valu« for th# moiMj.
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If your daalor oaaaot «apply r * w« caa. Bold by
Dealers everywhere. Wanted, agent
to take exclusive sale tor this vicin
ity. Write at oooa.
NO
MORE
JOHN H. YAGER,
— D E A LE R I N —
T IM E .
Oldest and Best
The Iron City Dish Washer
W IT H L A T E S T IM P R O V E M E N T ».
IndiapesRible for Hotel and Family.
e w b e r r y p l a n t s with root«, w in
bear one year from planting. 50 cents
per doc., or 75 cents by mail, post pstd.
Address,
M. i f t l l S i T ,
Coquille C ity, Oregon.
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[Patent applied fo r.]
W at«r, snow and m ildew proof fo r all
kinds o f leather. Just the thing fo r har
ness, or boots and shoes. G ives the leather
a fine glossy black. Keeps it soft and p li
ant, and makes it waterproof.
Makes
leather boots, when sennd, better than rob
ber boots, i f applied as directed.
For sale b y Aronenberg * Son, Coquille
City; H aling A: Lundy, M yrtle Point; Low e
A Co.. Bandon.
(29tf
DRUDGERY;
M ORE W ARTE O F
Varieties
CoquiUo City, Q r-
-
A d d re ss T H E W O R L D , H ew York City.
\ / OU can wash all kinds o f tableware per
. JL fe c t lj—and they are dried perfectly
1 and polished perfectly without handling.
N o breaking o f dishes, no chipping or de
facing o f dishes.
County rights fo r sale by
T t b . J E R R Y W IL S O N PL A C E , op
w . 8. ROSE,
p o rti. t b « U . 1 1rotti Depot,
Gen. Agent, Coquille City, Oregon.
N T James West, Bandon. Or., agent for
F R O N T STREET,
Coos oounty. Price, $5, «aoh.
And
A
o f a question it cannot answer. It tells
all about party platforms, election sta
tistics, the new tariff, religions o f the
earth, population everywhere, state and
government statistics, occupations o f
men, foreign matters, literature, science
■ nd education.
It is . . .
5$
KTotioe to Teucpeiyera
School : Boards
S -A .C 0 -CXJ 3 2 0 .
It is purely vegetable. You
do not have to stop using tobacco with BA C0-CUR0. It will notify you
when to stop and your desire for tobacco will cease. Your system will be
as free from nicotine as the day before you took your first chew or smoke.
An iron-clad written guarantee to absolutely cure the tobacco habit in all
its forms, or money refunded.
Price $1 per box, or 3 boxes (30 days
treatment and guaranteed cure,) $2.50 For sale by all druggists or will
l>e seut by mail upon receipt of price.
SEND S IX T W O -C E N T
STAMPS FOR SAMPLE BOX.
Booklets and proofs free.
E uhkka C hemical A M’r’o Co., La Crosse, Wis.
S a t ie .
v T 'a ip a je r * w ill please take notiee that the
L assessment roll for the year 1394 o f Oooa
oonnty, Oregon, has been reoeired by me,
taxes for the said year are now dne
a n d all
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and payable. Fleas, pay up prom ptly, aa
the county needs money.
Empire City, M ar. 4 , 1 8 ».
W. W . O t o «,
Sheriff and Tax-Colleator o f Cooe oonnty,
Oregon.
A ll draadata eell Dr. MllrW Nerve Plotters.
IT ’S INJURIOUS TO STOP SUDDENLY
and don’t be imposed upon by buying a
remedy that requires you to do so, os it is
nothing more than a substitue. In the sud-
den stoppage of tobacco you must have
some stimulant, nnd in most all cases, the
effect of the stimulant, be it opium, mor
phine, or other opiates, leaves
a far worse habit contractad.
Ask your druggist about
N
City o f M yrtle Point, Oregon, in section 8,
to. 29 8, o f R. 12 W, o f the W illam ette Mer
idian. and running thence north 8 75-100
chains to an iron pipe 2 inches in diameter
driven 3 feet in the ground, thence west
5 80-100 chains to meander line o f C oqaille
river, thence south
the
'* along
•
he meander line
lo q a ille river to Vf. L.'*~‘
Dixon’ s said acre
tract 4 75-100 chains, thence east along the
north boundary line o f W . L . D ixon’ s said
acre tract 4 75-100 ohains lo plaoe o f begin
N E U R A L G IA cured by Dr. Miles' PAIN ning, containing one acre o f land, more or
P il l s . “ One cent a d o se'’ A t all druggists. leis, together with the land fron tin g and
lying between said described tract nnd the
Uncle John Rimmer sat indoors CoqaillQ river at low water mark, including
all machinery nnd applianoea used and to
all day yesterday owing to tbe be used in running a creamery on said
premises, nnd also one steam Russian sepa
storm, and also escaped being rator
and one four-horse power vertioal
boiler, now sitnated and being on the farm
called an “ April-fool.”
o f W . P. Hermann on the South F ork o f
the Coquille rivor in Coos county, Oregon.
M A lllt IK n .
Dated this 30tb day o f Maroh, 1895.
The Bnndon Woollen Mills Co.
D aknell - F kbkt —N ear M yrtle Point, March
will receive sealed bids up to May
19, 1895, by lie v . Thos. Bnrklow, P ro f. 8.
The Bulletin, oar new con
8. Darnell and Miss Josie Ferry, all o f
1st for 250 cords white cedar and temporary, established in our
Coos county.
250 oot ds red fir cord wood, to be | midst on a subsidy and UDder F ox - E oobrs — At W aldo, Or., at the resi
dence o f C. Messenger, brother-in-law o f
delivered at their dock and corded bonds to be as “ oil cast upon tbe
tho bride, by K ev. N . W . Hampton. John
Fox, o f C oqaille City, nnd Miss Minnie
up. The wood is to be cut from troubled waters” of tbe discon
Eggers o f the former place.
large timber and full 48 inches tented, didn’t last well, but lasted
H O ll*.
long, and to be paid for monthly, a9 quick, as Bro. Harrington pnts it,
used.
and has passed into new bands. L und — A t Bay City, March 21, 1895, to Mr.
Attractive Easter services will Anderson Lamb and Bennie Law and Mrs. Charles Land, a daughter.
H o lland — At Newport, March 26, 1895, to
be held at the Methodist church rence are the purchasers, and we
Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Holland, a daugh
ter.
'
are
uot
yet
informed
as
to
its
policy
Satuiday evening, 13th inat., and
Ross—On Isthmus slough, March 5, 1895,
at tbe Christian church Sunday, I — whether it will be partizan, or
to M r. and Mrs. W illiam lioss, a daugh
! still astraddle.
ter.
14th, in the morning, at tbe usual
E dmunds —N ear Bandon, March 24,1895, to
j
L.
P.
Maury
put
another
beauti-
Mr.
and Mrs. L eR oy Edmunds, a son.
hour of service. Sunday-school at
—O n Bear creek, March 24, 1895, to
the latter church will meet half an 1 ful myrtle-wood bracket on exhi- M ack
Mr. and M is. W esley Mack, a son.
hour earlier than usual—at 9:30— j bition at J. W. Leneye’s store last P bock —O n Crystal creek, Curry county
March 18, 1895, to M r. and Mrs. John
on that day.
! week. It is a combination of use
Frock, a daughter.
ful
and
ornamental
handiwork.
Rev. O. G. Qaimby preached in
B akbb — A t M yrtle Point, March 26, 1895, to
Mr.
and Mrs. John Baker, a son.
the Christian church last Sunday Tbe bracket is in design like a
morning, but dismissed his night German palace, and includes a
Awarded
appointment to be present at tbe small cabinet in tbe centre, tbe
temperance mass meeting con | doors of which are given tbe form H igh e st Honors— W o rld ’s Pair.
ducted by tbe ladies of tbe W. C. of massive doois to tbe palace,
D R
T. U. at tbe Methodist church. 8mronnded with enclosed fretwork
Mr. Qaimby will preach again to ; porticos, which are shelves for
A little drawer
morrow night at the Christian placing articles.
! is also provided. The wood is of
church.
the prettiest and is skilfully pol
B i l l i o n * C o lie .
Y
W
ished BDd sawed.
Persons who are subject to at
N o t ic e lo D a ir y m e n .
tacks of billions colic will be pleased
to know that prompt relief may be
Patrons not belonging to Coqaille
had by taking Chamberlain’s Colic, Dairymen’s Union will receive 13
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy.
It cents per pound bntterfat for milk
acts quickly and can always be de delivered at Coquille creamery from
pended upon. In many cases the April 1st to 15tb; or those wbo
attack may be prevented by taking prefer to sell their milk on tbe same
this remedy as soon as the first in terms as tbe members of tbe Union
MOST PERFECT M A D E .
dication of the disease appears. 25 can do so.
A pure Grape Cream o f Tartar Powder. Free
from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant
and 50 cent bottles for sale by Dr.
CoqciLLE D airymen ' s U nion .
4 0 YE A R S TH E S T A N D A R D .
S. L. Lenove, druggist
I By C. Romander, manager.
Tbe ladies of the Rebekah lodge
bave purchase! Lukens’ organ, a
handsome and serviceable instru
ment. Mrs. Rich and Misses Min
nie McCloskey and Ray Collier
were tbe committee.
Hardware, Stoves, Tin-
ware.Quees ware,Glass
ware, Lamps, Cutlery.
Etc., Etc.
B A N D O N , OR.
RDERS
BY
M A IL
PRO M PT!
attended to, and goods shipped |
stsaroer to all points on the upper river
prioes that d efy com petition.
O
COAL 8’JOVES,
WOOD 8TOVE8,
COOK STOVE*
RANGES.
B U IL D IN G H A R D W A R E - S o e h a a N -
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