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days will run an follows;
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Murahfield
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COQUILLE CITY j 11.00 a. m.
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hiw7 taken hold ot u>e'y 8 tem[
never gets better of its own accord, but
Conutantiu grotra troruc. There are
thousands who know they have a defective
heart, but will not admit tLo fact. They
don’t want th»tr friends to worry, and
D o n 't know w h a t to tnke fo r it, as
they have been told time and a^ain that
heart disease wa3 incurable. Such was tho
case c f Mr. Silas Farley of Dyesvilie, Ohio
who writes June 19, 1894, as follows:
“ I had, h ea rt tliseatso f o r f!3 ye a rs,
roy heart hurting mo almost continually.
Tho first 13 years I doctored all tho timo,
trying several physicians and remedies,
until my last doctor told m elt was only a
question of timo as
I could not bo cured.
I gradually grow
worse, very weak,
and completely dis
couraged, until I
lived, propped half
up In bed, because I
couldn't He doyen
nor 6it up. Think
ing my time had
come I told my fam
ily what I wanted
done when I was
gone. But on the first day of March cn
tho recommendation of Mrs. Fannie Jones,
of Anderson, Iud., I commenced taking
D r , JUiles9 New C ure f o r th e H ea rt
and wonderful to toll, in ten days I was
working at light work and on March 19 com
menced framing a barn, which is heavy
work, and I hav’nt lost a day since. I am 5G
years old, ft ft. 4‘ i inches and weigh 2501bs.
I believe I atn f u l l y cured, and
I am now only anxious that everyone shall
know of your wonderful remedies.’'
Dyesvillo, Ohio.
S ilas F a r l e y .
Dr. Milos Heart. Cur© is sold on a positive
guarantee that t he ilrsfc bottle will benefit.
All druggists soli it at $1, 6 bottles for $5 or
it will be sent, prepaid on rocoipt of price
by tho Dr Miles Modical Co., Elkhart, lad.
Miss Alice Stemler
passed
U h ii <>, i . o n « -.
: through this place to her Lome on
Persons who are subject to at-
too North Fork, last Friday. She tucks of billious coho will be pleased
hail spent the winter with her to know that prompt relief may be
brother Herbert, at M elted, Cali- had by taking Chamberlain’s Colic, MEN
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Cholera
and ’ *'■
Diarrhea —
Remedy. It LADIES
1
acts quickly and can always be de
pended upon.
In many cases the
E x e c u t io n S a le .
1 uttack may bo prevented by taking
S o m e th in g N e w
SAVE YOUR S
BY USINO THB
Bereriflp AQtcnialic Cooler
OTICE ia hereby eiven that muter and ] , 1 ;
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by virino o f an »xoention and order o f ¡ *
r e m e d y as s o o n as th o first —
»ale issued oat o f tho Circuit Court o f the CilCfttlon o f th e cliHoase a p p ears.
25
State
italo o of f Oregon for the County of Con». on and
« n d 50
lift c cent
ent W
t l „ „ for sale
„ .I .. 1 ... n .. It saves fuel, thus saving money.
bottles
by Dr. It saves the temper by absolutely refusing
the 30tli day o f March, 1895, in favor of The
to bum the food.
Creamery Package Manufacturing Com S. L. Leneve, druggist.
It confines odor of cooking to the kitchen.
pany. of Kansas City, State of Missouri,
It
saves
one-third of the food the I is lost
and against the property of W . L. Dixon,
I he steamer Arago arrived at
by cooking in the usual way.
and Fannie O. Dixson, husband and wife.
I and John Bonewitz as assignee of the fluid Empire at 3 a. ro. Inst Saturday
j W. L. Dixson, commanding me to make sal« morniug, and departed that after
of the certain mortgaged premises hereinnf-
I ter described to Hntisfy the amount named noon with 1000 sacks of potatoes
I in the said execution, to-wit: $1773.00, to- us part of her cargo.
Manufactured by "W. E. Beveridge, Balti
) gether with the sum o f $175.00 attorney’s
more, Maryland.
fee, $19.80 costs and $20.25 coats on a for
F or S ale .— A trnctof 160 acres
J A M E S W E S T ,
mer writ heroin; I will. ON SATURDAY,
T H E 4T H DAY OF MAY, 1895, at the of line timber land, D e a r Fishtrap.
BANDON, OREGON,
courthouse door In the town o f Empire City Apply at this office.
31 8raJ
General Agent.
in said county and state, at the hour of one
o’ clock in the afternoon of said dny, offer
for sale nnd sell at public nuctiou to
IT’S INJURIOUS TO STOP SUDDENLY
tho highest and best bidder for cash, nil of
the right, title nnd interest which the nnid
and don’t be imposed upon by buying a
W. L. Dixon, Fannie G. Dixon nnd John
remedy that requires you to do so, as it is
Bonewitz us assignee, or either o f them
nothing more than a substitue. In the sud
had, on the 21st day of August. 1893. or may
at any lime since have acquired in or to the
den stoppage of tobacco you must hare
certain real property described as beginning
some stimulant, aud in most all cases, tbe
at tho N. E. corner ®f W. L. Dixon's acre
tract fronting Coquille river, north of the
effect of the stimulant, be it opium, mor
City of Myrtle Point, Oregon, in section 8,
phine, or other opiates, leave«
tp. 20S, of 11. 12 W, o f the Willamette Mer
idian, and running thence north 3 75-100 j
a far worse habit contractad.
chains to an iron pipe 2 inches in diameter i
Ask your druggist about
driven 3 feet in the ground, thence west'
Z B .^ O O -C T T I R O .
5 80-100 chains to meander line of Coquille j
river, thence south along the meander liue !
It
is purely vegetable.
Y'oo
o f Coquille river to W. L. Dixon’s said acre I
tract 4 75-100 chains, thence east along the do not lmve to stop using tobacco with BA C0-CUR0. It will notify you
north boundary line of W . L. Dixon’ s said | when to stop and your desire for tobacco will cease. Your system wdl be
acre tract 4 75-100 chains to place of begin-1
nine, containing one acre o f land, more or ns freo from nicotine nu the day before you took your first chew or smoke.
lois, together with the land fronting and Au iron-clad written guarantee to absolutely euro the tobacco habit in all
lying between said described tract and the its forms, or money refunded.
Price *1 per box, or 3 boxes (30 days
Coquille river at low water mark, including
all machinery and appliances used and to treatment and guaranteed cure,) $2.50 For salo by all druggists or will
be used iu running a creamery on nnid be sent by mail upon receipt of price.
SEND SIX TWO - CENT
premises, and also one steam Hessian sepa
Booklets nnd proofs free.
rator and one four-horse power vortical SI AMPS FOlt SAMPLE BOX.
Sold by R. S. Know!ton.
boiler, now situated aud being ou tho farm
E ureka C hemical &, MVa Co., La Crosse, Wis.
o f \Y. P. Hermann on the South Fork of
tho Coquille river in Coos county, Oregon.
Offlce o f THE PIONEER PRESS COMPANY, C. W. H om l.k, Snpl..
COR SALE.— Best building in Co-
Dated this 30th dny of March, 189 ».
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Bt. Paul, Minn., 8«pt. 7 ,MW.
VT. W. GAGE,
* quille City for store, with dwel
ISnreka
Chemical
and Man f g Co., La Crosse, Wis.—Deal* Sirs: I have been ft tobaoco
Sheriff o f Coos Couuty, Oregon,
ling or offices on second floor, or ftp 2 5wl
By J. J. S tanley , Deputy. fiend for many years, and during the past two years have smoked fifteen to twenty cigars
regnlnrly every day. My whole nervous system beenme affected, until my r physician
physician 1
told *
well arranged for hotel.
Situate
mo I must give up tbe uso of tobacco, for the time being at least. ' I tried the so-called
E xecution Sale
on Frout street. Will sell ou easy
Keeley Cure, ' ‘ No-To-Bnc,” nnd various other remedies, bat wit
without success, until I
accidentally learned of your “ Baco-Curo.” Three weeks ago today I commenced using
terms.
'O TIC E is hereby given that under and your preparation, aud today I consider myself completely cured; I am in perfect health,
For further information enquire
by virtue of an execution and order and the horrible craving for tobacco, which every inveterate smoker fully appreciates, has
pletely left me.
I consider your
vour “ Baco-Curo” simply wonrl«rfnL
fnli*
of sale issued oat of the Circuit Court of completely
of or nddress,
wonderful, nnd
and Mn
can full
y
the Stale o f Oregon for Coos county on the recommend it. Yours very truly,
C. W. H obnick .
3 1 -3 u t]
S. L . L eneve .
8th day of March, 1895, against the prop
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erty of J. B. Dully and in favor of Henry
person Mod
O u r R i v e r S t e a m e r S e r v ic e .
Sengstncken, commanding me to make the
us the 6uh-
Tim steamer Dispatch will not sum of $210.73, with interest thereon nt the
rate of ten per cent per annum from the 2d
scription priee of
be withdrawn from our river ser clay of November, 1892, and the further
this paper, tho (soquille City Ilcra ld , either as n renewal or nsw sub
vice, we are pleased to state. Capt. sum of $8.50 costs, with interest thereon at
tho rate of eight per cent per annum from scription, will be presented with a copy of T he W orld A lmanac by
Cornwall disposed of bis interests the 2d dny of November, 1892, together
the publishers of tbiu paper. The Almanac muy be had at this offic«
in tbe same to Judge Dyer, who at with the costs of said writ, I did, on tho 30th for 25 cents.
of March, 1895, levy upon all of tho
once placed Alvy Leo iu command, dny
right, title and interest which the said J. B.
with Vale Perry as assistant. This Dully had on the 3d day of November, 1892,
will be very acceptable to the pub or may at any time since have acquired in
T H E
or to the following described real estate,
lic all around. Judge D jer's long to-vvit: The real estate described and con
veyed
by
E'izabeth
Crane
to
said
J.
B.
residence in this section and abid
7 7 T . K 7 7 7 7 ,1 1
Dully by deed dated December 2, 1884, and
ing interest in its prosperity guar recorded
in Book 13 of Records of Deeds
antees bis efforts in tho public’s of said Coos county, at pago 482 thereof,
described as commencing at a stake on
behalf, and with such efficient, and
the west Rid© of the Coos Bay <fc Koselmrg
popular and intelligent agents us Wagon Hoad, GO feet from the southwest
Captains Lee and Perry .the steamer corner of lot 4 in block 1 (one) in the town of
Sumner; thence southwest, or nearly so, 100
will serve the public and tbe public feet, more or loss, to lino of land belonging
Tha Cost Reference Book PrinUd.
to Dean A Co.; thence west of north along
support the steamer.
A Volume o f over 500 pages
said line belonging to Dean & Co. 200 feet,
The steamer Alert nt the same more or less, to center of ditch; thence
It Treats 1,400 topics
time we learn passed into tha hands northeast along center of said ditch to
Coos
Bay
and
lloseburg
Wagon
Hoad;
of Chris Long. What service she thence up along the west side o f said wagon
Endorsed by STATESMEN,
will be put to, wo are not yet in road to the place of beginning; also lot 2
EDUCATORS and
formed, though it is hoped to get o f section 20. in township 26 south,of range
12 we3t, W. M ., containing 39 79-100 acres;
her service for the creameries, if also lots 1, 2, 5, G. 7 and 8, in block 5, in the
STUDENTS everywhere.
tho passenger steamers cannot town o f Sumner. Coos county, Oregon.
And I will, ON SATURDAY, THE 4TII
Ha s R cn ch a d S u ch n S ta to of Per
annnge to do so.
DAY OF MAY, 1895, at the Courthouse
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fection T h at It Is a V eritable
door, in the town o f Empire City. Coos
N FU RA LG IA cured by Dr. Miles* P aiw couuty, Oregon, at tbe hour o f one o'clock
E n cyclopedia e f F acte, S ta tl«-
P ills . “ One cen t a dose.
A t all druggists. in the afternoon of said day, offer for sale
tlco and Events Brought Down
and soil at public auction, to tho highest
to Janunry First, 1806.
Tim Seeley will move his family and best bidder for cash, nil of the right,
title and interest which the said J. B. Dully
to the bay when the storm ceases. had
HE 1 S 9 S volume 11 a whole library
in or to the al»ove-described real prop
Grandma Stone took the train erty on tho said 3d dny of November, 1892,
hi itself. One can hardly think
or may at any time since have acquired
for the Imy last Friday, to her therein or thereto, or so much theroof as
o f a question it cannot answer. It telle
may be neceasary to satisfy the sums above
daughter’s— Mrs. D. F. Dean.
all about party platforms, election sta
specified.
• - y ' ■;
Dated 1 his 30th tiny of March. 1895, at
Mr. Hoyt, contractor for the jetty
tistics, the new tariff) religion* of the
Empire City, Coos county, Oregon.
work at Bandon, passed through
W . \V. GAGE,
earth, population everywhere, state and
Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon.
this place to Bandon last Friday.
»overnment statistic», occupations o f
npr2 5wl
By J. J. S tanley , Deputy.
E u s le r S e r v ic e « .
Highest prico paid, in cash or
N
Appropriate Easter services were trade, for dry or green bides o f all
J oh nson B r o s .
bold last Sunday in this pla-e, in kinds, l y
the morning by the Suuday-scbool
L O C A L ITE M S.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Canning ar
¡o f tbe Christian church, and in the rived from the bay yesteiday and
MI sa Lizzie Winchester was up
evening by tbe Suuday-scbool of moved to the county infirmary,
on a visit lust week.
where they tnke supervision for
It is Positively the Greatest Invention
the Methodist church.
The for
the ensoing year.
The jury list for district court
mer assembled at
of the Age.
will be drawn today.
In ourcolmnns today will be found
THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
some
original
verses
and
a
short
Stoddard Dixou
Is
limpinc
At 10 o’clock a. rn. The bund was prose essay on “ Dreams” from the
around from rheumatism.
to have been present, but fuiling pen of Imogeuo Creyton, one of
Sheriff Gage made a business to get their music cancelled the our upper-l iver friends.
trip to tLis place yesterday.
eugHgeineut.
The church was
A. H. Buckingham of tbe vallev
We had treats Thursday and Fri handsomely decorated with ever came in last week aud joined his
greens anil flower i for the occasion,
day mornings of last week.
family at this place, where the lat
and an original Euster service of
Rev. B. B. Pauli pveaches occa song,responsive rending« audreeita- ter hnye been spending the winter.
sionally at Riverton— once each tious rendered. Mrs. Maury,super They will loavo for their homo scon.
month.
It would bo worth while for the Indies to
intendent, presided and conducted
Opening bear in mind that if they take a gentle
Uriah Root took the train for the following program:
course o f Ayer's Sarsaparilla in the spring
Myrtle Point last Friday on a bus song by the choir—They Say they will have no trouble with “ prickly
There’s a Laud O’er tbe Ocean; heat,” “ hives,” “ sties,” “ boils,” or “ black
iness trip.
Stacy Lee of Riverton has leased song by tbe choir— Easter, Happy h?ads,” when summer comes. Prevention
Easter; prnyer by Mr. Jonas; is better than cure.
J. J. Lamb’s runeb and will man
scripture reading by Rey. D. P.
We had ft pleasant visit Inst week
age the same.
Strang, sr.; song by the — choir
At San Francisco last Thursday Around the Tomb o f Jesus; select from Hons. J. H. Schroeder Rud
the schooner Geuerul Siglin clearod reading by Miss Nellis F ig g — D. E. Stitt, members c f our county
court, on tlipir return home from a
for Bristol bay.
Palestine; recitation by Ireue
session of that body. .Alwuysglad
G o to Lamb & Nosler’s for hard Leneve— 1 he Myrrh Bearers; song to see you, gentlemen.
ware o f all kiuds.
They sell by the choir— Sweet Spicos for
Arbor Day ca n s so suddenly on
Jesus; recitation by Earl Elliott—
cheap, for cash.
The Date of Easter; exorcises by our newly organized school that no
Restores Health
Peter Loggie, tbe Bandou archi 11 children — Many
Infallible elaborate observance of tbe same
tect and builder, passed down home Proofs, with response by tbe choir, could be arranged, hence Friday
from the bay last Friday.
I Need Thy Presence Eveiy Hour; afternoon the scholars were given
Mr. Rupert, of the Ban don wool select rending by Miss Nellie an outing in the woods at gathering
len mills, returned from the city Sackett—The Week of Easter; wild flowers, lunching, etc.
recitation by four title girls—A
via this place last Friday.
Several boys wore arrested last
Song of Resurrection; song by week for malicious mischief and
A. O. Wheeler hns moved to the
choir—Bells o f Gladness; recita taken before the city recorder.
Goble place, opposite town, and
tion by (5 little children— Pictures; Tbe youthfuluess o f the offenders
N
will run that ranch this season.
solo by Kit tie Wickham; song by saved them from going to the lock
Rev. Mr. Thornton and family the choir— Hosauna to the Prince of up, and they were held on their
reoccupy the parsonago for resi Light; short address by Rev. O. promises o f future good behavior.
dence, having moved into it last G. Quimby; song by the choir—
The new butter expert nt Arago,
The Lord is Risen; closing song by
week.
F. S. Wnehs, resigued a few days
the
choir—
Hallelujah;
benediction
A May-Day ball will be given at
since and the Union elected George
by Rev. Quimby.
Masonic ball ill this place on Sat
Schroeder in his stead. This is a
EASTEIt
AT
THE
METHODIST
CHURCH.
urday night, May 4th. Tickets,
good selection, and we anticipate
The
service
was
held
at
night
50 cents.
will result for the best interests of
in this church, for which a nice tbe Union, for George is industri
Charles Ilowe o f Marshfield has
program bad been urranged aud
been appointed coroner by tbe the ebureh most elaborately deco ous, capable and interested.
county court, vice G. W. Canning, rated, chief among which were a
A new street lnmp was placed at
resigned.
handsome rustic cross, a large tho H e r a l d office corner Saturday
Attorney Albert E. Seaman of Easter bell and a harp, trimmed in evening by Marshal Johnson and
Empire passed through this place mosses, evergreens and flowers. J. H. Sackett, and Sunday night
to Myrtle Point ou legal business The mottoes und other decorations lighted up the dark sidewalks in
were beautiful. The program was many directions to good advantage.
yesterday.
Anoiber lamp should be placed nt
Mrs. Parker and daughter, Miss announced by B. F. Lawrence, who this (south) end of the long bridge,
Geogia, returned from San Fran first stated the object o f the fes and then the public would be pretty
cisco lust Friday, where they had tival as commemorating tha Resur well served with street lights.
rection of Christ; then followed
spent the winter.
tbe opeuiug song by the choir— Ha
About noon Sunday a blaze broke
Mrs. F. E. Hull of Riverton and is Risen; song by the choir— We out on the roof o f C. Wilkins’ pho
Mrs. E. E. Dixou of this c ity hou Praise Thee, O G od ; opening tograph gallery and residence, but
o ro d the H e r a l d sa n ctu m lost prayer by Edna Lorenz; scripture it was soon observed nnd extin
w eek w ith a cull.
reading by Miss Irma Lnkons; guished. A high wind was blow
Elbert Dyer visited this place a welcoming nddress by Miss Belle ing at the time, aud considerable
day or two last week, this far on Rich; song by the choir— Seeking excitement prevailed for fear of
his road to his home at Morgan tbe Lost; recitation by 6 little chil disaster, but the promptness of
Hill, Santa Clara county, Califor dren— What is Easter? recitation Tliad Gillham and Jesse Simmons
by Georgie Buckingham— Christ to ascend to tho roof nnd others to
nia.
is Risen, Hallelujah; recitation by furnish water made short work of
Miss Nellie Figg returned from Lumen Rich and Kenueth Lnw-
n business trip to Bandon Saturday. reuce— Daisies and Lillies; song the fire fiend. The damage is very
light— not over So.
Miss. Nellie Sackett couducted the by Susie Tuttle, Leta Barrows,
The marriage nt Bnndon, or in
millinery establishment here dur Georgie Johnson and Clare Sher
ing her absence.
wood, with Miss Irma Lultens at that neighborhood, some weeks
since, of Comrade James West and
Mrs. C. W. Olive will be at Co- the organ; recitation by Emma
Mrs. Kate Taylor (formerly of this
quillo City on or about May 5tb Sherwood—At Euster; recitation
place) has leaked out, and being n
with a choice selection of millinery, by Ruby Collier— The Lord is
The Eunice Goodrich Company
which will be sold at prices to tuit Risen, In deed; recitation by Rita secret no longer we whisper it to
men, foreign matters, literature, science
E s c e c v u t io n S a l e .
Johnson—Easter Thoughts; reci our readers. It is something of a gave two pleasing sntertainments
t b e times.
Miss. A . G . A i k e n ,
end education.
It is . . .
surprise,
but
all
the
moro
so
that
in this city Friday and Saturday
Milliuer, Marshfield, OregoD. tation by Clare Sherwood— Resur
ly fO T IC E is hereby given that under and
tho
Recorder
fighting
editor
was
nights of last week. Both were L v by virtue of nu execution and order of
rection; recitation by Leta Bar-
No need o f going or sending
issued out of the Circuit Court of tho
rows—Easter Tim e; solo and ch o either bought off or bluffed by the well patronized »Dd gave good sat sale
State o f Oregon for Coos county, on the
abroad for hardware now. You
rus— I Wonder if There’s Room new benedict nnd failed to make isfaction. The company includes 30th dny of Blarch. 1895, in favor o f \V. T.
can get everything iu that lino at
for Me— solo by A. A. Leneli and the announcement. Well, here’s artists in comedy , and drama. Kerr and against the property o f Alice E.
liomo, from your hardware mer
King nnd It. P. Kit g, commanding mo to
P B i C E , p ostp aid b y m ail,
- 25 CEN TS.
cliorous by choir; recitation by to the health of the bride and “ Pottie’s Baby” is a prodigy and make finle of the certain attached premises
chants, Lambtfc Nosier.
startled our playgoers iu her hereinafter described to satisfy tho amount
May Dixon—Easter Bells; recita groom, anyway.
A c id r a -53 T H E W O R L D , W o w Y o r k C i t y .
Many rifle in the morning with a head tion by Susie Tuttle— Christ the
named in said execution, to-wit: Tho mini
Our Odd Fellows are arranging charming rendition of com ely nnd of
$240.00 with interest thereon at the rate
ache and no inclination for breakfast. This
Eunice Goodrich horsclf of 8 per cent per annum, from the 30th day
Victor; recitation by Auna Frost to celebrate tbe.ir Tilth anniversary song.
is due to torpidity o f the liver, and a de
March, 1893, together with $27.25 costs
—Ob, Morning Bright; recitation o f the parent organization on the was immense, and became a favor of
ranged condition o f the stomach. To re
the sr.ni of $30.00 nttorney’fl foe. nnd
ite with ns as she is elsewhere, nnd
the costs of said execution; I will, ON S A f-
store healthy action to these organs, noth exercise by 9 little girls, closing 26th inst. They will have nn ex
nnd anil her supporters did splendidly. CKDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF MAY. 1895. at
ing is so efficacious as an occasional dose of with a song; recitation by Birdie cursion to Bandon beach,
ouglas
the Courthouse doer in the town o f Empire
Johnson—Easter Song; recitation returning conclude the festivities
Ayer's Pills.
rj f i l l A B
IS THE BIST.
City, in said county and state, at the hour
U l l V L FIT ron A KINO.
o
f
the
dny
with
a
grand
ball
acd
o f two o’clock in the afternoon ot said day,
by
Azaba
McDonuld
-—
Maud’s
Tbe congregation at the Method
offer
for
sale
and
sell
at
public
auction
to
the
O.
C
O
R
DOVAN,
— DEA LER IN —
rStNCH A CNAMtUIO CALF.
highest and best bidder for cash, all of the
ist church Sunday was rjurte broken Easter; recitation by Lydia Sim supper that night. At their late
several
meetings,
the
following
mons—
Christ
is
Risen;
recitation
right.,
title
and
interest
which
tha
said
Alice
I
|4.*3«P
F
ine
C alf &K anommi
up by a tire alarm. A large num
E. King and 11. P. King had on the 19th |
♦ 3. V POLICE,3 SOLES.
ber, however, returned on learning by Lillie W ay— An Easter Hymn; committees have been appointed
day of September, 1894, or may at nny time I
since have acquired in or to tho BE H, !
that all danger had passed and the song by the choir— The True Eas to make necessary arrangements:
containing 1G0 acres, nnd BE X of B\V I
Subordinate
lodge—G.
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Boutell,
ter;
recitation
by
Edna
Lorenz—
services proceeded to a second ben
X , except6 2-7 acres sold to M. L. King, 1
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Easter Dawn; recitation by Effle ! H. J. Collier and L. Harlocker;
nil in section 20. and N X
NW X*
I
ediction.
* L A D I E S *
Collier— Our Risen L ord; recita E. icampmeut— W. S. Perry, Au-
NW X o f NE X • o f section 29, containing
for n limited number »s the
120 acres, all in township 29 S, of It 11 W of |
Several really good communi tion by Zetta Messer— Easter Sto drew Perkins and R. E. Buck; Ra-
price of the
W. M. in Oregon.
cation from various portions o f the nes; song by choir— Is There One bekahs— Mrs. Laura Boutell, Miss
Dated ¿larch 80, 1895.
connty appear today.
With such Prepared for Me; recitation by Jes Belle Rich and Mrs. Harrington.
W. W. GAGE,
Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon.
Over One Million Poople wear tbo
B A N D O N , OR.
letters the H erald can be instru sie Simmons — Easter Emblems;
apr2 5wJ
By J. J. S tanley . Deputy.
The Leading Reform Journal,
mental in helping those communi recitation by Irene Leneve—Cal
W.
L.
Douglas
$3
&
$4
Shoes
D IE D .
All our «hoes are equally satisfactory Q U D E U 8
ties. These contain many items vary and Easter Day; recitation by S pire s — At Myrtle Point, April 10, 1895,
BY M AIL PROMPTLY
P ub H ik ed a t th e Nmticnal Capital.
They give the beet velue for the money.
attended to, and goods shipped per
o f local importance.
M ra.----- Spires, agod 75 years.
Miss F lo B oyne— Easter Lilies;
They
equal custom «hoes In style end tit.
flteainor to all points on the upper river at
It is a neatly-printed sixteen-
‘s*h«f r wearing qualities are unsurpessed.
—On Indian creek, April 10,1895,
page journal, and should be
prices that defy competition.
Judge Schroeder and Couuty closing song by choir—Joy to the j S chnkidkr
is prices are uniform,— stamped on sole.
Mary Ann Schneider, aged 3 3 years.
read by every reformer.
I n i - l S l t . l l H . P l .T t r . l l i o r n u k « .
C OAL S iO V E S ,
Commissioner Stitt returned from W orld; benediction by Zetta Mes K a r d e il -—At Marshfield. April 3,1895, Cnrl
it ,our dmAtt cannot »apply you « . caa. told by
S a m fle Copiet Sent on Application.
W OOD ST O V E S,
Magnus Kardeil, aged 22 years, 7 months
county court last Friday, after a ser.
Dealers
f-verywhorp.
Wanted,agent
ISHINO
TO
fURGHAFE
and 5 days.
The attendance was very large,
COOK S T O V E 8 .
term of eight days. Friday morn
W
NATIONAL
WATCHMAN.
to
toko
exclusivo
salo
lor
this
vicin
j B radley —At Newport, April 4,1895, John
W A S H IN G T O N , D . C .
ing they “ hoofed it” to tbe couotv and the services probably the most
R AN G ES.
James Handley, aged 12 years, 11 months
ity. W rit« nt ono.a.
and 11 days.
BUILDING HARDWARE -Such as Kails,
poor farm—either from an impulse interesting over enacted here.
Screws, Locks, Hinges, etc., at
o f economy, or because tbe walk
m o r e ; DRUDGERY;
rock-bottom oners.
H ood im u «•* Hi© V/orld.
A w a roec
The above pnpnr, the National j FOR SCHOOLS OR ACADEMIES
ing would be better than tbe riding
m o r e WASTE OF TIME.
Deputy
State
Organizer
of
the
— and inventoried the county’s
Highest Honors— Worlil’s Pair. Watchman, nnd COQUILLE CITY Will find it to their interest to consult o ' j
R A R E CHANCE!
HERALD both for one year for f2 writo the undersigned, agent for Kane <fc J
property and inspected the condi Woodmen of the World, J. P.
Oldest and Best-
Co . ranrmfnctnrers, Chicago, III.
’DEL*
in advance.
tion of farm and wards prior to a Feaster, completed the organization
Wo
sell
direct
from
the
factory,
nnd
ship, f. o. b . , to Ban Francisco or Portland .
transfer to the new superintendent, at Masonic ledge room in this city
last evening. Three more mem-
JOHN ROW AN, Agent.
N E W SCHOOL HOUSE. | 19 tfl
Mr. Canning.
Coquillo City, Oregon. \
hers were added to the charter,
WITH LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
EALED
BIDS
for
the
construction
o
f
a
'
The churches were handsomely making 18 in nil. Timo has again
S pchoolhouse in DiHtrict No. 4 will bo !
decorated for the Easter serv been extended to
received by the clerk thereof up to May 15,
Wednesday,
1895. The. right is reserved to reject nny (
—10 acre« pxtru fine
IndiMjinisible for Hotel anti Family. R H n A u p f’ i PC
ices. The Indies showed excellent April 24th, to which time those
C O lx)ttora Una. all Improved
or all bids. Mark on envelope--“ Bids. ’ ;
taste, and spared no pains to sym who wish can become members at
Plans nnd specifications on application to !
and
well
located;
fair house, good apple,
OU can wnRh all kiuds o f tableware per
bolize and impress the truths of the charter fee. The following
clerk o f Dist. No. 4,
T . F. HANLY,
fectly—and they are dried perfectly l>rnne and cherry orchards, good barn, best
apr2
tlj
Prosper,
Or.
the Easter festival occasion. Ev were elected to fill the different
and polished perfectly without handling. of water for household aud stock in abund
No breaking o f dish«*, no ohipping or de ance. About 1 mile from postofiloe, d o se
ergreens and flowers were profuse, offices for ensuing term. A. J.
to ri7cr and creamery, and good school,
I S T o tio o t o T a x p a y e r s
facing of disile».
with comity road running on one side c f
while the soft, veriegated moss Sherwood, consol commander; J.
County rights for ba I i b y
T th . JERKY WILSON PLACE, op
place. Inquire at
HERALD OFFICE.
W.
8.
ROSE,
served so well to impress the sim G. Simmons, adviser lieutenant;
\ . p o .it. th . Railroad Depot,
r paxpayers will plenflo take notice that the
Gen. Agent. Coquille City, Oregon.
j 1- asso-'.riment roll tor the year 1894 of Coos \
plicity and DFturalness o f the wor George MonltoD.cleik; L. S. Curry,
FRONT
STREET,
r*T J amee West, Bandoli. Or., agent for
I county, Oregon, has been received by me.
80 Acres of land
ship. The daisies, pansies, violets, escort; R. 8 . KnowltoD, banker;
Coon county. Price, $5, eaeh.
and all taxes for the said year are now due
near Drain. Dougf**
C
ity
,
O
r-
and payable. Pleas» pay up promptly, as C o q u illo
calla lilies, Easter flowers, etc., J. W. Wilson, watchman; T. A.
MOST PERFECT MADE.
EWBEBRY PLANTS with root*. Will county. Or. Well adapted to fruit or poul
the county needs money.
were entrancing in their variety Schroeder, sentry; C. G. A. Ro-
)>ear one year from planting. 50 cents try; will be exchanged for land or town
Empire City. Mar. 4, 1895.
A purs Gfspe Cresm of Tart v Powder. Free
per
dos.,
or 75 rente by mail, post paid. property in this county.
W . W . O iow .
UDd beauty and their perfume filled mander, M. Wny nnd L. P. Manry, from Ammcnie, Abe? or ary other adulterant
TEN TS M ADE TO ORDER.
For particulars enquire at H khalt * nfRe»*,
Address,
M. HERHlY,
Sheriff
anJ
Tax-Collector
of
Coo*
cou
n
ty
,'
the air.
managers; W. Cnlin, physician.
Coquille City, O ie ;on. or nddress H O Y fl-T, Coquilte, Ot
T E N T IN G M A T E R IA L
AO YE Alle THS STANDARD.
Oregon.
DON’T
STOP
TOBACCO
Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure
F ree to Our S u b scrib e rs. B<°?:
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AMERICA’S STANDARD YEAR BOOK.
W . L. D
JOHN H. YAGER,
Hardware, Stoves, Tin-
ware.Queesware, Glass
ware, Lamps, Cutlery,
Etc., Etc.
50 cents
a year,
Rational Watchman,
S c h o o l : B oa rd s
Or Trustees
or
NO
T èb Irai City Dish Washer Nice Homo for Sale
ROBERT Bl'•CLEARY.
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