Coquille City herald., April 09, 1895, Image 3

g a s ili*
<£Urç
QtttàA,
T U E SD AY , A PIU Li 9, 1895.
L
R E G U L A R TR A IN S
ondays .
W e d n e s d a y s a n d f u i -
days will ruu us follows;
Arrive
Leave
12.15 p. in.
». 00 a. m.
Marshfield
Leave
Arrive “
9.15 “
COQUILLE CITY 11.00a. m.
10.25 **
Norway
9.50 “
10.15 “
Myrtle Point
10.00 “
M
L e ^ - Z iE S ,
The date for our city election
approaches.
Marshfield has been made mi
international
postal money-order
L O C A L ITEM S.
office.
Additional locals on 2d page.
Flower plats are all ablaze with
Uncle Jack Laird made us a their beauties, notwithstanding the
visit last Saturday.
late unusual cold-snap.
Miss Nellie Dement of Bandon
Highest price paid, in cash or
trade, for dry or green hides of all
has been visiting in town.
kinds, by
J o h n so n B r o ’ s .
Easter service next Saturday
Miss Tyrrell passed through to
night at the Methodist church.
Bandon last Friday, where she is
Hon. Walter Sinclair is rust­
one of tho teachers 'iu the public
ling in preparation of matters for
schools.
the circuit court.
Mrs. Sheppard returned last
Miss Nellie Figg will go to Ban­
Wednesday
after a visit of several
don Thursday with a nice stock of
weeks among old friends and ac­
fashionable millinery.
We learn that the county infirm­ quaintances on Coos river and the
ary passes into the hands of O. W. bay.
Canning for the present year.
Judge Nosier has his right hand
in a sling, occasioned from blood
poisoning, which has broken out
anew.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Price of River­
ton visited here last Sunday. It
I was the latter’s first visit since
her serious sick spell, from which
she is now nearly recovered.
Mr. and Mrs. Mansell enter­
Many bales and boxes of goods
from the Bandon woollen mills tained a numbnr of the friends of
passed through this place for San their little folks last Thursday
evening, prior
to their depar­
Francisco last Friday.
They had a
A May-Day ball will be given ture for California.
pleasant
time.
at Bullard's hall, Arago, on the
night ot Saturday, May 4th.
W ill Mansell departed with his
Tickets, 50 cents; suppor, 25 cents family to California last Saturday.
per plate.
He has been back and forth several
G. W. Stevenson went over to times, and the path is becoming
the bay last week on business with known to him, hence ho may be
the county court.
lie has been looked for again.
the faithful superintendent of our
7H>K RENT—On the edge o f this town—
1 house, with barn, orchard and garden,
county infirmary the past year.
r
A. C. Wilson o f Marshfield re­
turned to his upper Sixes mines
last Friday. He will employ sev­
eral hands and operate his mines
with energy this season.
15 to 20 acres o f pasture, an abundance of
good water, etc. Call quick and get a bar­
gain. Inquire at this office.
A correspondent at Riddle to
the Roseburg Review says: Mrs.
Bogne and daughters, Alma and
Annie, moved to Roberts creek,
A regular steamer between this | Saturday, where Alma is engaged
city and San Francisco would do a
to teach a term of school.
fair amount of business, and the
Contrary to expectation, hene°
prospective early establishment of
vice versa of our statement of the
such enterprise is taking shupe.
enrollment of scholars last week at
The Christian church will ob­
the public schools, it was the upper-
serve Easter with a program of
room, o f higher grade scholars,
appropriate songs and religious
literary exeroises, next Sunday that had the larger number.
morning, at 11 o’clock.
invited.
All are
Mr. and Mrs. Root entertained a
Mrs. H. H. Nichols ia visiting
cumber of the little friends of their her daughter, Mrs. Harry Clinton,
daughter Martha, at their home, at Marshfield.
••I W a s N o G ood o n Earth.**
________
A
yesterday, iu liouor of her 11th
Coquille will be represented at
D r . M iles* N e r v in e strengthens
j birthday.
the Y. P. Christian Workers’ con­
the weak, builds up tho broken
down constitution, and permanently
vention to be held at Myrtle Point
E x e c u t i o n S a l© .
cures every kind of nervous disease.
on the 34th and 25th of this month.
“ A bout one. y e a r a go I teas afflicted "VT OTICE is hereby given that under nnd
w ith n ervo u sn ess, sleeplessness, i - 1 by virtue o f an execution and order of From tha Christian Endeavor so­
C reeping sen sation in m y legs,
sale issued out o f the Circuit Court o f the ciety by Mrs. B. A. McCann, Mrs.
State of Oregon for the County of Coos, ou
Slight p a lp ita tion o f m g heart,
D istra ctin g c on fu sion o f the m ind. the 30th day o f March. 1895, in favor of The J. G. Simmons and Mrs. L. P.
Creamery Package Manufacturing Com­
S erious loss o r la p se o f m em o ry.
of Kansas City, State o f Missouri, Manrey; the Epworth League,
W e ig h t :J dow n w ith ea re and pany,
and against the property o f W. L. Dixon,
w o rr y. I co m p lete ly lost appetite and Fannie G. Dixson, husband and wife, Misses Mary Drane aud Marvin
Anti f e l t m y vita lity wearijig out, and John BoBVWill ns assignee of the said Lamb and J. A. Lamb
(with
I w a s w eak, irrita b le and tired, W. L. Dixson, commanding me to make sale
M y w eight teas reduced to 1 6 0 lbs., of the certain mortgaged premises hereinaf­ Misses Zettis Messer, Julia Drane
I n fa c t I w as n o good, on ea rth • ter described to sutisfy the amount named and Maud Drew as alternates);
in the said execution, to-wit: $1778166) to­
A friend brought
gether with the sum of $175.00 attorney's Methodist Sunday-school, Misses
mo Dr. Miles' book,
fee, $19.80 costs and $20.25 coats on a for­
“ New and Start­
mer writ herein; I will, ON SATURDAY, Belle Rich and Zetta Messer.
ling Facts," and
THE 4TH DAY OF MAY, 1895, at the
I finally decided
courthouse door in the town o f Empire City Othor societies will also send dele­
to try a bottle of
in said county and state, at the hour of one gates.
Irritable,Tired
Rheurcsüsfóg Neuralgia, la ttic a , Backache. Weak,
\
------------
‘•Six days shall tbon labor,” says the
Croat lawgiver. To do good work, trail
roast be at his best.
This condition is
attained by the use o f Ayer’ s Sarsaparilla.
It overcomes that tired feelinc, quickens
the nppetito, improves digestion, and makes
the weak strong.
The county court has extended
the time for payment of taxes to
the latter part of June, before be­
coming delinquent. We are glad
J. L. Coke passed through this
it has been able to do so, for the
place last week, on a visit to his
stress on our people is very hard.
parents on the upper North Fork.
The confidence that people have in Ayer’ s j
Sarsaparilla as a blood medicine is the Mr. C. has resided at San Jose,
legitimate nnd natural growth o f many Cal., for some time and now comes
years. It has been handed down from to tnke charge of the counticg-
parent to ohild, and is the favorite family
room of R. D. Hume’s business at
medicine in thousands o f households.
Capt. Cornwall bus been on this Gold Beach.
The Sunday-school at the Chris­
tian church will meet half an hour
earlier next Sunday morning.
All dnis?'-8t" puarantoo Dr. Miles’ PAM
P ills to stop Headache. "One cent a dose.
Ed Price of Riverton was in
town last Sunday. He had made
a business trip to Prosper Thurs­
day o f last week.
J. P. Feaster, organizer o f the
Woodmen of the World, will estab­
lish a camp iu this city to-morrow
(W ednesday) night.
D r . M iles ’ R o -
Our friend George Pike returned orative Nervine.
Before I had taken
to his old position at Smith’s camp, ono bottle I could
sleep
as well a3 a
near Arago, yesterday. He is an
lO-yr.-old boy. My
experienced nnd faithful employe, appetite returned
und will find a warm greeting at greatly increased.
W h en I had ta ken th e sixth bottle
his old post.
M y w eig h t in crea sed to 170 bs.,
A. A. Wimer of Norway was
down yesterday.
G. W. Wiiner, jr., of the upper
river, was down yesterday on busi­
ness.
Grandma Lawson was down town
yesterday, after so long a time.
She has had a lame foot for several
months.
Jeff Boyd, of Bear creek com­
munity, was taken to the county
infirmary yesterday. He is in fail­
ing health and much broksu bown.
Capt. Leneve’s little daughter,
Georgia, who has been recovering
from a severe sick spell, was worse
last Suuday, having had a relapse
from some cause.
■ »
»■—■■■ —■
All druggist« «ell Dr. M lW Nervo Plasters.
o’clock in tho afternoon of said day, oifer
for sale and sell at public auction to
the highest and host bidder for cash, all of
IT’S INJURIOUS TO STOP SUDDENLY
the right, title and interest which the said
and don’t bo imposed upon by buying a
W. L. Dixon, Fannie G. Dixon and John j
fionewitz m assignee, or either o f them t
remedy that requires you to do so, as it is
hud, on the 21st day o f August, 1893, or may I
notbiug more than a substitue. In the sud­
at any lime since have acquired in or to the j
certain real property described as beginning j
den stoppage of tobacco you must have
at the N. E. corner of W . L. Dixon’ s acre
Home stimulant, and in most all cases, the
tract fronting Coquille river, north of the j
City o f Myrtle Point, Oregon, in section 8,
effect of the stimulant, be it opium, mor­
The sen sation in m y legs was gon e; tp. 29 S, o f R. 12 W, o f the Willamette Mer­
Roseburg
Review:
J.
W.
phine, or other opiates, leaves
M y n e rv e s stea d ied com p letely; idian. and running thence north 3 75-100
M y m e m o r y w a s f u l l y restored. chains to an iron pipe 2 inches in diameter !
a far worse habit contraetad.
Wimor was down from Rancho del
M y bra in seem ed clea rer than ever. driven 3 feet in the ground, thence west)
Ask your druggist about
Rio Saturday. He reports the big
I f e l t a s good an a n y m a n on earth. 5 80-100 chains to meander line of Coquille j
B ^ C O -C X E R O .
river,
thence
south
along
the
meander
line
D
r
.
Mi!c.s*
R
e
sto
ra
tive
Nervine
is
orchard in the very best o f con­
It is purely vegetable.
You
g r e a t m ed icin e, I a ssure you.** of Coquille river to W. L. Dixon’ s said acre
dition this spring. Mr. Wimer is A
tract
4
75-100
chains,
thence
east
along
the
do not havo to stop using tobacco with BA C0-CUR0. It will notify you
Augusta, Mo.
W alter It. B urbank .
north boundary line of W . L. Dixon’ s said
a great enthusiast oil the subject
Dr. Miles' Nervine la sold on a positive acre tract 4 75-100 chains to plaoo o f begin­ when to stop and your desire for tobacco will cease, Your system will be
guarantee that tho first bottlo will Benefit.
containing one acre of land, more or as free from nicotine as the day before you took your first chew or smoke.
o f fruit growing, and is engaged All druggists sell it at 81,6 bottles for$5, or ning,
it will bo sent, prepaid, on receipt of price less, together with the land fronting and
very extensively in the business. by tho Dr. Milos Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. lying between said described tract und the An iron-clad written guarantee to absolutely cure the tobacco habit in all
Coquille river at low water mark, including its forms, or money refunded.
Price $1 per box, or 3 boxes (30 days
all machinery and appliauces used and to
N o t ic e to D iiii'j m fM .
be used in running a creamery on said treatment and guaranteed euro,) {2.50 For sale by all druggists or will
premises, and also one steam Russian sepa­ be sent bv mail upon receipt of price.
SEND* SIX TWO-CENT
Patrons not belonging to Coquille
rator and cne four-horse power vertical STAMPS FOR SAMPLE BOX.
Booklets and proofB free.
Sold
by
R.
S.
Knowlton.
boiler,
now
situated
and
being
on
the
farm
Dairymen’s Union will receive 13
E ureka C hemical & M’r’a Co., La Crosse, Wis.
o f W . P. Hermann on tho South Fork of
cents per pound butterfat for milk
the Coquille river m Coos county, Oregon.
A M p le iid id H isto r ic a l W o r k .
Dated this 30th day of M arch.1895.
delivered at Coquille creamery from
Office of THE PIONEER PRESS COMPANY, C. W. Homiok, Sopt.,
W. W. GAGE,
April 1st to 15tb; or those who
_
,
„
8t. Paul, Minn., Sept. 7,1894.
“ Harper's Pictorial History of
Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon.
Eureka Chemical and Man’ f ’g Co., La Crosse, Wis.—Dear Sirs: I have been a tobacco
prefer to sell their milk on the same the War,” is being canvassed for in apr2 5wl
By ,T. J. S tanley , Deputy.
fiend for many years, and during the past two years have smoked fifteen to twenty cigars
terms as the members of the Union
regularly every day. My whole nervous system became affected, until my physician told
this and Curry counties by JaniRB
mo I must give up the use of tobacco, for the time being at least. I tried the so-called
E x e c u tio n . S a le
can d o bo .
“ Keeley Cure,’ ’ “ No-To-Bac,” and various other remedies, but without success, until I
E. Baldwin of Roseburg.
The
C o q u i l l e D a i r y m e n ’ s U n io n .
accidentally
learned of your “ Baco-Curo.” Three weeks ago today I commenced using
"VTOTICE is hereby given that under and
work is large, over 850 pages lf ix ll j -Lv by virtue o f an execution and order your preparation, and today I consider myself completely cured; I am in perfect health,
By C. Romander, manager.
tobacoo, which every inveterate smoker fully appreciates, has
sale issued out of tho Circuit Court of and the horrible craving I for
inches iu size, with over 1000 beau- of
consider your “ Baoo-Ouro” simply wonderful, and can fully
the State o f Oregon for Coos county on the completely left me.
c. W. H ornick .
J. W. Williams, representing E. tiful illustrations and maps from 8th day of March, 1895, against the prop­ recommend it. Yours very truly,
of J. B. Dully and in favor of Henry
C. Legg's marble yards, at Eugene, original plats. So far as correct­ erty
Every person send­
Scmgstacken, commanding me to make the
is canvassing Coos county nnd is ness is concerned this firm has had sum of $24(5.73, with interest thereon at the
ing us the sub­
rate of ten per cent per annum from tho 2d
scription price of
now in this city. He is exhibiting superior advantages, and artists day of November, 1892. and the further
sum o f $8.50 costs, with interest thereon at this paper, the Coquille City Herald, either as a renewal or new sub­
some very handsome work, and i ancj literary colaborators unsnr- the rate of eight per cent per annum from
scription, will be presented with a copy of T he W orld A lmanac by
furnishes head and foot stones, passed, while the letter-press aud tho 2d day of November, 1892, together the publishers o f thia paper. Tbe Almanac may be had at this office
with the costs of said writ, I did, on the 30th
slabs, monuments, etc., in very mechanical work are superb and day of March, 1895, lovv upon all of the for 25 cents.
right, title and interest which the said J. B.
artistic forms and at reasonable artistic. The portraits of generals Dully had on tho 3d day of November. 1892,
may at anv time since have acquired in
prices. He has taken several orders aud leading figures during the war or
or to the following described real estate,
to-wit:
The real estate described nnd con­
already, owing to their most satis­ are very fine, while many of the
veyed by Elizabeth Crane to said J. B.
factory terms. He will go to Ban­ views of battlefields were taken on Dully bv deed dated December 2, 1834, and
recorded in Book 13 of Records o f Deeds
don from here. Give him your the spot at that time. The writer of said Coos county, at page 482 thereof,
described as commencing at a stake on
order.
o f this is a witness to the correct, and
the west side of the Coos Bay & Roseburg
Wagon
Road, CO feet from the southwest
ness o f many of tha illustrations,
corner of lot 4 in block 1 (ono) in the town of
llillim iN I '. l i r .
scenes of engagements, forts, gun­ Sumner; thence southwest, or nearly so, 100
Persons who are subject to at­
feet, more or less, to line of land belonging
The Best Reference Bock Printed.
tacks of billious colic will be pleased boats, batteries, etc., as also of many to Dean & Co.; thence west of north along
line belonging to Dean & Co. 200 feet,
A Volume of over 500 pages
to know that prompt relief may be of the portraits, and believes the said
more or less, to center of ditch: thence
It Treats 1,400 topics
had by taking Chamberlain’s Colic, work should be in overy household northeast along center o f said ditch to
Bay and Roseburg Wagon Road;
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy.
It and scho&l library. Mr. Baldwin Coos
thence up along the west side of said wagon
indorsed by STATESMEN,
acts quickly and can always ho de­
road to the place of beginning; also lot 2
will canvass Bandon this week.
of section 20. in township 26 south, of range
pended upon. In many cases tho
EDUCATORS and
12 west, W. M ., containing89 79-100 acres;
attack may bo prevented by taking
j ack_ Madge ha8 beautiful hair, also lots 1 , 2, 5, C, 7 and 8, in block 5, in the
STUDENTS everywhere.
o f Sumner, Coos county, Oregon.
this remedy as soon as the first in- ha81).t she? BNeli _ Y es, she gets town
And I will. ON SATURDAY, THE 4TH
clication of the disease appears, ¿ o ., . «.
,
, x
t i t
Ha* Reached Such a State of Per­
,
t
ta
that from her mother. Jack— 1 DAY OF '«MAY, 1895, at tho Courthouse
and 50 cent bottles for sale by Dr.
koow fa
mother ,md hair door, in tm> town of Empire City. Coos
fection That It is a Veritable
coon ty, Oregca, at the hour o f one o’olock
Fncyclopodla of Facts, Statis­
S. L. Leneve, druggist.
of thftl co,or
N e ll-O h , yesl in tho afternoon of said day, offer for sale
tic : and Events Brought Down
aud sell at public auction, to tho highest
She has all kinds in her store.
and best bidder for cash, all of the right,
E le c t io n '« » ! O fficer.'».
to January First, 1090.
* I. , «-----------
title and intorest which the said J. B. Dully
The Epworth League held a NEURALGIA rured by Dr. Milos' PAM had in or to the above-described real prop­
H
E 1895 volume is a whole library
P ills . “One cent a dose.' At all druggists. erty on the said 3d day of November, 1892,
business meeting last Thursday!
or may at any time since have acquired
in itself. One can hardly think
therein or thereto, or so maoh thereof as
evening and elected the .following j
of a question it cannot answer. It tell«
may be necessary to satisfy tho sums above
specified.
officers for the ensuing term:
ill about party platform«, election sta­
Dated this 30th day of March. 1895, at
President, Mrs. J. S. Lawrence;
Empire City, Coos county, Oregon.
tistic», the new tariff, religions of the
W . W. GAGE,
secretary,
Miss Mary Drane:
earth, population everywhere, ttate and
Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon.
npr2 5wl
By J. J. S tanley , Deputy.
government statistic«, occupation» of
treasurer, Miss Emma Lorenz;
DON’T
STOP
TOBACCO
Dr. Miles 5 Nervine
Restores Health
Free to Our Subscribers.
W O p D ^ M J IN /IC
AND ENCYCLOPEDIA FOR 18 95.
T
Bob Wagner, of the upper river,
river in the interest of his steamer
ownership.
The people would who recently suffered a severe in­
regret exceedingly to lose the Dis­ jury to one of his feet, so bad that
men, foreign matters, literature, science
E x e c u tio n S a le .
patch from service on this liv e r ,' it was feared for awhile he would organist, Miss Zetta Messer. The
and education.
It is . . .
for a limited number Is the
but the management has not been | have to undergo amputation, has following vice-presidents o f de­
"VTOTICE is hereby given thnt under and
price o f the
X
I
by
virtue
of
an
execution
and
order
of
partments
were
also
selected:
Of
such as to win the good will of the quite recovered and last week
Bale issued out of the Circuit Court of the
general public.
State of Oregon for Coos county, on tho
visited his sisters, Misses Ella and public worship, Mrs. Knowlton,
30th day of March, 1895, in favor o f W. T.
Lilly
Wilson
and
Edna
Lorenz;
Rev. Mr, Sauderlin, of the Prot- j Lilly, at this place.
Kerr and against the property of Alice E.
The Leading Reform Journal,
King and K. P. King, commanding me to
literary,
Emma
Lorenz,
Mary
estant Methodist church, preached COP. SALE.— Best building in Co-
P R IC E , p o s t p a i d by mail, - 2 5 C E N T S.
make sale of the certain attached premises
Drane and Ben Lawrence; charity
Published at the National Capital.
hereinafter described'to satisfy the amount
morning and evening at the Chris­
quille City for store, with dwel­
named in «aid execution, to-wit: Tho sum
Addroca T H E V /O R LD , New York City.
It is a neatly-printed sixteen-
tian church last Sunday in this ling or offices on second floor, or and help, Julia Diace, Zetta Mes­
of $210.00 with interest thereon at the rate
page journal, and should be
o
f
H
per
cent
per
annum,
from
tho
30th
day
Situate ser and Maud Drew. Delegates to
place, lie will conduct a quarterly [ well nrrangid for hotel.
read by every reform ei.
of March, 1893, together with $27.25 costs
and the huiu o f $30.00 attorney’s fee, and
meeting and possibly protracted on Front street. Will sell on easy the bi-couuty convention o f Chris­
Samplt Cofict Stmt <m ApplicMin.
tbi costs of paid execution: I will, ON SAT­
tian Workers to he held at Myrtle
service at Riverton on the 27th and terms.
URDAY, TH E 4TH DAY OF MAY, 1895, at
NATIONAL WATCHMAN,
For further information enquire
tho Courthouse door in the town of Empire
28th of this month.
Point on the 24th inst.: Miss Mary !
WASHINGTON, D. C.
City, in said county and state, at the hour
of or address,
IS THE BEST.
o f two o’clock in tne afternoon ot said day,
Drane, Miss Marvin Lamb and J.
Willie Lewis of Ashe county, 31-3m]
__ TIT fO S A K I N «.
S. L . L e n e v e .
offer for sale and sell at public auction to the
O. C O R D O V A N ,
A. Lamb, with Misses Zetta Messer, I
N. C., reached this locality a few
highest and best bidder for oash, all o f the
nrtHCh Auum tLLio c* ir.
i Tlie" above paper, the National right, title and interest which the said Alice
The Coos
Bay News says:
Julia Drane and Maud Drew
days ago in his ramblings to see
¡4*3“ F ine C al / ì K angmml
88 Watchman, and COQUILLE CITY E. King and R . P. King had on the 19th
“John Nasburg, of Coquille, was
day of September, 1894, or may at any time
alternates.
* * 3 .4 9 POLICE,3 SOLES.
tha country.
Here he suddenly
HERALD both for ono year for $2 since have acquired in or to the 8K K,
Manufactured by
in town last week. He says that
The Methodist Sunday-school in advance.
containing 160 acres, and 8E }d o f 8W
met up with his ccusin, T. C. Nor­
STEVENS
& SCHROEDER,
K , except 6 2-7 acres sold to M. L. King,
the rsport that he was about to
chose the following delegates to
ris, whom he bed not seen for
all in section 20, and N H of NW
and
,*z..i.7?BmsawUMa
ARAGO, OREGON.
build
an
hotel
at
Coquille
is
a
mis­
c h a n g e NW % o f NE K , section 29, containing
*
L A D IE S ’
rnauy years, also several other ac­
the convention:
Misses Belle r a r e :
120 acres, all in township 29 S, of R 11 W of
quaintances from the Old North take.” The “ report” wa3 correct Rich and Zetta Messer.
W. M. in Oregon.
[Patent applied for.]'
Dated March 30, 1895.
State.
enough, but like that from a gun,
Water, snow and mildew proof for all
W. W. GAGE,
1.11 lev.
kinds o f leather. Just the thing for har­
Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon.
Fred Mehl returned last week to was caused by tho rush of wind to
Over On« Million People
apr2 5wJ
By J. J. S taxlit , Deputy.
ness, or boots and shoes. Gives the leather
B unch —On North Coos river, March 31,1895,
bis home at this place. Fred has fill the vacuum of promise.
a fine glossy blaok. Keeps it soft nnd Dll-
W.
L.
Douglas
$3
$4
Shoes
to Mr. and Mrs. Walter »S. Bunch, a son.
ant
and makes it waterproof.
Makes
been several years a member of
The new hardware firm, J. J. E nobltjm —At Empire City. March 28, 1895,
All oar shoos aro equally satisfactory leather
boots, when seund, better than rub­
R rt A r r P Q —40 acres extra fine
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gus
Engblum,
a
son.
ber boots, if applied as directed.
the life-saving crew at Bandon, in Lamb and A. L. Nosier, took hold
n i / l v O bottom land> all improved
For sale by Kronen berg a Son, Coquill«
. and well located; fair house, good apple.
which he has served honorably and of the business at the date stated
i > i
City; Ruling A Lundy, Myrtle Point; Low#
\ prune and cherry orchards, good barn, best
& Co.. Bandon.
(29If
faithfully, and whose departure in last week’s H e r a l d , and have
.
. .. ,
------- of water for household and stock in abund-
If your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by
Libby. Apnl 1. 1896, Diana, ( ance About 1 mile from nostoffioe, olose
from among the crew causes many found a kindly responsive feeling PBKSTioE-At
ISHING TO t UBCHAFE
infant daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Prestige, ^ rivcr Hmj creamery, and good school.
Dealers everywhere. Wanted, agent
regrets. William Bingaamn takes
2 years and 2 days.
! w^ j1 county road running on one side of
to take exclusive sale lor this vicin­
from the public. While both are B r aged
a
d
l
e
y
—At
Libby,
April
1,1995,
Joseph
C.
;
place.
Inquire
at
HERALD
OFFICE.
Mr. Mahl's place in the life-saving
ity. Write at once.
Bradley, aged 19 years, 4 months and 8
good business men, who will bo
crew.
days.
N E W SCHOOL HOUSE.
conservative and safe, yet they will
— DEALIB IN—
MORE DRUDGERY;
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Kirkpatrick
doubtless conduct the same on bus­
EALED IlIDS Ior the con tra ction o f a ' FOR SCHOOLS OR ACADEMIES
Awarded
came dowu from Myrtle Point last
MOKE WASTE OF TIME.
«ohoolhonse in District No. 4 will be
iness principles, sans greed, sans
hy the clerk thereof np to May ir<. j Will find it to their intere, t to ooneult o_
Highest Honors—World’s Fair. | received
Friday on a visit to their daughter,
write the undersigned, agent for Kane &
1
The
right
is
reserved
to
reject
any
O
ld e s t an d B e s t
selfishness, and win the patronage j
or all Lid., Mark on envelope—" Bids.” Co . manufacturers. Chicago, 111.
Mrs. A1 Batch.
The former re­
We sell direct from the factory, and
Flans and epecitications on application to
of
tha
public
whom
they
have!
ship, f. o. b., to Han Franciser» or Portland .
turned home Saturday,} but the
T . If. HANLY.
clerk t o f D m . No. 4,
JO H N RO W AN , Agent.
Prosper, (Jr.
latter will spend nwhile with her concluded to serve.
apr2 tlj
19 tfl
C oquille City, O regon .
daughter and family.
Her health
Mrs. J. H. Sackett received n[
j
WITH LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
has been very poor ot late, and it painful hurt on her head one day
8 0 Acres of land
is hoped she will be benefited by
near Drain, Douglaa
last week, from which she has
Indispm iblo for Hotel and Family.
conntv. Or. Well adapted to fruit or poul­
her visit.
try; will be exchanged for land or town
about recovered, hiwever.
She
! ^ OU can wash all kinds of tableware per-
property in this county.
Bids will be received by W. W.
was getting about at her household
RDERS
BY MAIL PROMPTLY
For pnrticnlars enquire at H ebald office, |
L fectlj—and they are dried perfectly
Hayes, county treasurer o f Coos
attended to, and goods shipped per
and polished perfectly without handling.
or address B O X « 5 , Coquille, Oregon.
duties, when suddenly she struck ;
| Nr* breaking of dishes, no chipping or 4e- steamer to ali points on the upper river *1
county, at Empire City, Oregon,
prices that defy competition.
. facing of dishes.
T T o tio o t o T a x p a y e r s
her head against the end of a board
County rights for salt by
autil May 15, 1895, for the pur­
op-
COAL STOVES.
T
the
JERRY
WILSON
PLACE,
W.
S.
ROSE.
that was nearly her bight from the |
: rI ',axp*ycrs will p ie ce take notie. that the
t ponte the Railroad Depot,
Gen. Agont. Coquille City, Oregon,
chase of J15,000 coupon bonds on
\ A osecsement roll lor the year lkS4of Coos
ground.
She
fell
to
the
ground,
I
l y j t m e t West, Bandon. (Jr., agent for WOOD STOVES,
FRONT STKEF.T,
School District No. 9— Marshfield.
[ county, Oregon, has been received by m e.;
I Coos county. Price, $5, each.
COOK STOVES.
!
nnd
all
tavea
for
the
«aid
year
are
now
dne
i
being
stunned,
and
her
head
was
j
Interest payable semi-aDunally,
I nnd payable. E lea» pay up promptly, a.
Will
|
KWBERRY
PLANTS
with
roots.
RANGES.
and not to exceed 6 per cent per cut and bled profusely, making j
n bear one year from planting. 50 cents
the county need, money.
MOST PERFECT MADE.
annum. Bonds to run for 20 years, appear as if she was seriously hurt . \ A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free I Empire City, Mar. 4,189*».
BUILDING
HARDWARE—Bueh
** N»il%
do*., or 75" cents bv mail, post paid.
W. W. G a o a.
TENTS MADE TO ORDER. per
Screw*. Lock*. Hinge*, etc.. *4
1 Address,
M. HF.RHEY,
with n privilege of redemption But, while the stroke was painful from Ammonia, Alum or any ether adulterant I Sheriff and Tax-Colieetor of Coo* county,
rock-bottom
orioc*.
Coquille City, Oregon.
TENTING MATERIAL.
at first, it did not result seriously.
j Orcgeu.
after 10 years.
4 0 YLAK3 THE STANDARD.
50 cents
a year,
AMERICA'S STANDARD YEAR BOOK.
Rational Watchman,
W . I . B ouclas
S3 SHOE.......
Stevens & Schroeder’s
A m p L ilt e Dressing.
.•*srs»«h
Sice Home for Sale
&
School : Boards
w
Or Trustees
JOHN H. YAGER,
sks or :
NO
S
Tie Iron Git? M Waste
ROBERT MCCLEARY,
CREAM
BAKING
wmm
Groceries„ . . .
*- Varieties
Coquille City, Or.
Hardware, Stoves, T in -
ware.Queesware, Glass­
ware, Lamps, Cutlery.
Etc., Etc.
B A N D O N , OR.
O