Coquille City herald., September 03, 1895, Image 3

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~ T U E 8D A Y , S E P T . 3 1895.
R E G U L A R TR A IN S
V I O N D A Y S , W E D N liS D A Y S AN D F R I-
XvX days will run us follow s;
L eave
Arrive
8*00 a. m.
1 2.15p . m.
Marshfield
Arrive “
Leave
9 .1 5
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11.00a. m.
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y
9 .5 0
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10.25 “
Norway
10.15 “
10. U)
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M yrtle Point
LOCAL
ITEM S.
Additional locals on ‘2d and 4th
pages.
The public schools opened yes­
terday with full rooms.
A council meeting was held last
Saturday, but no important action
was had.
Dr. Strauge, dentist, will be in
Myrtle Poiut from tomorrow (W ed ­
nesday) till next Monday.
Mr. Wilkins is again at work in
his gallery and anxious to make
photographs for farm produce.
An auotion sale of notes and ac­
counts, and final settlement “ ad."
of assignee o f Rackleff assigned
estate, appear today.
I f our readers will clip the cou­
pon offering premiums, in another
column, they will find the promise
carried out to the letter.
Arthur Flynn attended the
teachers’ institute last week and
then spent several days in this
place.
More Chinamen are due for work
at the canneries on the lower riyer.
They come on the tug Roberts, from
Astoria.
A total eclipse of the moon is due
tonight.
It begins early in the
evening, and is full about9 o’clock.
I f the weather permits the exhibi­
tion will be worth seeing.
Ayer’ s Sarsaparilla is or e o f the few rem­
edies which are recommended by every
school o f m edicine.
Its strength, purity,
and efficacy are too well established
ad­
m it o f doubt as to superiority over all other
blood-purifiers whatever. Ayer’ s Sarsapa­
rilla leads all.
The following passengers arrived
on the Arago last week: John Nor­
man, Elijah Smith, P. A.Buel, Mr.
Lacy, Capt. Larsen, Miss Clements,
Mrs. Hunter, H. Finnell, Miss
Valino, and five in the steerage.
Mr. Wilkins has so far recovered
from his late severe sickness that
he is improving his gallery and
preparing for photographic work
again.
H e is exhibiting some
handsome views of our water-front.
J. N. Fielder’s family— Mrs. F.
and daughters and grandma—came
in Inst Saturday frorr Merlin, Jack-
son county, camping along the way.
Mr. F. is mining succesfully at or
near his home.
Shall we make any exhibit at the
Oregon industrial Exposition at
Portland, which opens October 5
and closes November 5? Certainly
our mercantile association and
board of trade will not let this
opportunity pass.
J. P. Cone, who has been visiting
in this section from Humboldt
county, Cal., for a few weeks, has
included, besides his church work,
some out-door recuperation and he
has hooked several fine salmon,
rangiug from 15 to 36 pounds each.
Ilctal I'll n u ll Mtiot.
YEARS OF INTENSE PAIN.
The Roseburg Daily Plaisdealer
D r . X B . W a t t » , druggist and physi­
of 28th gives the following item of
cian, Humboldt, Neb., who suffered with
the “ bold up” on the Coos buy- heart disease for four years, trying every
remedy and all treatm ents known to him­
Roseburg stage-road:
self and fellow-practitioners; believes that
Tuesday eyeuiog between 8 and heart disease is curable. H e writes:
9 o ’clock, about one mile south of
" I wish to tell what your valuable medi­
Jeptha Green's, two masked high­ cine has done for me. For four years I had
heart disease o f the very worst kind. Sev­
waymen held up Wm. Peart, a
eral physicians I consulted, said it was
footman on his way to this city
from Beaver Hill, Coos county, - Rheumatism o f the Heart.
I t was almost un­
where he had been at work in the
endurable; with
coal mines, and robbed him of
sh o r tn e ss
of
breath, palpita­
what money they found on his
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person. Mr. Peart reports that his
pains, unable to
assailants shot him before demand­
sleep, especially
ing his money. One of the robbers
on the left side.
No pen can de­
had a pistol and the other a rifle,
scribe m y suffer-
supposed to be a Winchester. The
igs, particularly
pistol was first fired.
This so
luring the last
frightened him he hardly knew
mths o f those
four weary years.
■vbat he did, end soon after firing
DR. J .H . W ATTS.
I
finally
tried
the pistol the other robber shot
him through the fleshy part of the Dr. Miles* New Heart Cure,
hips, entering the right side aDd and was surprised at the result. I t put new
raking clear ncross the posterior life into and made a new man o f me. 1
regiou, made its exit on the left have not had a symptom o f trouble since
and 1 am satisfied your medicine has cured
hip, escaping the bone in its course, me for 1 have now enjoyod, since taking it
making a deep flesh wound which
bled profusely. It did not however Three Years of Splendid Health.
disable him from walking to Mr. I might add th at I am a druggist and have
sold and recommended your Heart Cure, for
Green’s, where he was temporarily 1 know wbat it has done for me and only
cared fcr. H e was brought to the wish I could state more clearly m y suffer­
McClallen house in this city by Mr. ing then and the good health I now enjoy.
Green's team, arriving at eleyen Your Nervine and other remedies also
give excellent satisfaction." J. H . W atts .
o'clock.
Dr. Bradley was sum­
Humboldt, Neb., May 0, 'M.
moned and dressed his wounds,
Dr. Miles H eart Oure is sold on a positive
th at the first bottle w ill benefit.
being very sore but not necessarily guarantee
A ll druggists sell i t a t SI, 6 bottles for IB, or
dangerous. Mr. Peart can move it will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price
about on his feet with some effort, by the Dr. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind.
though with considerable paiu.
Mr. Peart baa an uncle at Balem,
Restores Health
whither he is bound at present,
though bis home is at Fort Dodge,
Rev. C. P. Cone of California,
Iowa.
who has been on an evangelistic
The dedicatory services of the mission of the Christian church to
Christian church at this place last this place for about a mouth past,
Sunday passed off very pleasantly besides conducting very successful
and agreeably to those who par­ meetings nightly for more than two
ticipated, the attendance being weeks, has delivered three lectures
smaller than was expected owing to to the general public on subjects
rains which set in Saturday night other thun cLurch or religious
and kept up in a menacing manner lines- lhnrsday night of last week,
throughout the day.
The basket by request, he introduced the sub­
dinner was spread at the church, ject o f the A. P. A. and the princi­
after the service, instead of at the ples and necessity o f the order as a
He had a large
grove, as had bean intended and political factor.
prepared for. A goodly number audience and was frequently ap­
were fed and provisions were plauded. As he could barely intro­
abundant. The religious program, duce the subject in oue lecture, he
however, was carried out in an w r b prevailed npnu to resume the
edifying manner, the sermon being subject the following Monday
able and eloquent and the music night— last night— at Masonic hall.
appiopriate and attractive.
The It was a decided hit and largely
amount still due against the attended. Elder C od » also lectured
church was very small, and this last Saturday night on “ Mauners —
would be fully met from the sum not yours, but the other fellow’s."
realized or pledged at the opening The attendance was not what it
of the service. The service at night should have been, but this did not
was also well nttended and the detract from the merits of the lec­
minister. Rev. C. P. Cone, im ­ ture. The Rev. Mr. Cone’s mission
pressed his hearers deeply with bis has not been fruitless iu our com­
munity, but has succeeded iu stir­
parting words.
ring np some thought, at least, on
Tom Stillwell was down from important, living issues, and the
Morras Bro’s camp last Saturday result must be to enlarge our social
for the first since a fortnight ago, life.
when an accident happened to him.
The new record blackboard at
He had had one o f his legs badly
bruised by a log which swuDg the Christian Sunday-school, of
around and caught him agaioBt which we made mention recently,
another log, painfully, though cot was a gift to the school, E. P. Cha­
seriously, injuring him. He is re­ ney doing the carpenter work and
Noah Leueve the painting and fin­
covering satisfactorily.
ishing, which services they kindly
Dr. and Mrs. Strange left for
donated.
Marshfield yesterday, and will re­
turn on tomorrow’s train to Myrtle
Rev. Mr. Wells, the new Baptist
Point, where he will remain for minister, has moved into the Still­
dental practice till next Monday. well house, now J. C. Wilson’s, ad­
The doctor will then revisit this joining the Methodist parsonage.
place for a few days, to finish up
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Nosier will
work in hand, and then for a few
leave in a few days with their fam­
days at Bandon.
ily for Monmouth, Or., where the
M any people, not aware of the dangers
sons, Claud and Fred, nnd daugh­
o f constipation, neglect the proper remedy
till the habit becomes chronic, or in ca ­ ter, Miss Maud, will attend the
They will be
rnation or stoppage results. A dose or two normal school.
o f Ayer’ s P ills in the beginning would have grealy missed during their absence.
Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure
Mrs. G. F. Con tel I of this place,
Misses Alicp, Joey and Millie
Beyers of Sumner, Misses Lulu
nnd Ethel Boone o f Sumner, aDd
Misses Flora and May Boyrie of
this place, returned last Saturday
from camping on the beach. Jesse prevented all this.
Miss Eulalie Tyrrell reached
Beyers was also along.
They had
a pleasant time, and were rested this place last Friday from the hay,
and recuperated for business again. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Nosier till Saturday noon, and then
A host o f people, several of whom she took the boat for BandoD
were former residents and well where she will be associated with
known here, have about taken their Prof. Hodgin in the school at that
departure from Washington for place.
this place and mav be looked for
in a few days.
O f the crowd we
I H A I t n i F .D .
note Mr. nnd Mrs. Alva Fellows Lii/jtiiST-Biraifkui.— At the home o f the
(nee Nannie Stone), Mr. and Mrs.
bride’ s parents, on the North Fork. Ang.
25,1895, Andrew Lilqn ist and M iss N ettie
Henry Gohlraann(nee RubyStone),
Bunnell. T h e ceremony was performed
Will Miller and family. Aunt by R ev. Herbert F. Bnrgess, pastor o f the
dongregatioual church o f Auburn, Cal.
Beckie Cardwell, Tom Cardwell
and family, Alex Cardwell, and a G odfbhy - B uzan — A t Empire C ity, nt the
residence o f County Clerk D . F . D ean,
Mr. Buck and family, and probably
Aug. 28, 1895, by Justice Cussana, T . J.
G odfrey and M iss Lizzie Buzan o f this
others.
city.
H. A. W. Henderson and family
D O R !« .
o f Myrtle creek, Douglas county,
atson —O n Catching slough, Ang. 22,1895,
were in this place last Friday, on M to
M r. and M rs. Alex M atson, a son.
their return home from camping! F e llow s —A t Medical Lake, W a sh ., Ang.
21, 1895, to M r. a n d M rs . Alva W . Fellows
on the beach.
Mr. H. is a cripple
(nee Nannie Stone). a daughter.
from an accident, and otherwise
DIED.
afflicted, and recently moved to.
southern Oregon on account of the Rose amp —On Coos bay, below Empire C ity.
Ang. 25,1895, Brntns Roscam p, aged about
H e r a l d , occasional copies o f which
65 years.
fell into bis hands throngh a sub­ V a rn ey — At Sacram ento, Cal., Ang. 24.1895,
Mrs. Geo. H . Varney, wife o f a m em ber o f
scriber at Stur, Idaho. There were
the life-saving crew near Em pire City.
with him, on an outing. Tom Rus­
sell aDd family, and old Mr.Russell
and wife and sons, from Myrtle
creek, and all were mnch pleased Highest Honors— World’ s* Fair#
with their visit to Coos county.
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
Mr. H. is such a friend o f the
H e r a l d that be desires its weekly
visits.
Awarded
•DR;
B «»n rd
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E q u a lis a tio n .
Notice is hereby given that the
County Board of Equalization for
Coos county, 8tate o f Oregon, will
meet at the office o f the County
Clerk of said county on the 16th
day of September, A. D. 1895, at
the hour of 9 o’clock a. ro., aDd
publicly examine the assessment
toll, and correct all errors in valu­
ation, description, or qnalities of
lands, lots or other projierty.
K. H. H a s s e s ,
County Assessor.^
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C REAM
B A K IN G
P O H D fR
M ost Perfect M ade.
40 Y e a r s
th e S tan dard .
It is not “ Fisbtrap” any longer,
hut “ Willowdale.” This is by ex-
piessed wish of the citizens o f that
community, and it was “ officially"
sealed by a vote of the Y. P. 8. C.
W. convention held in the Presby­
terian church there last week.
Fishermen are reported to be
catching a few salmon on the bay,
and the cannery at Empire will
start in a short time.
T. W. Gill ham, the tonsorial
artist, issues a proclamation in
todny’s H e r a l d in which yon are
interested.
Miss Susie Peterson of Riverton
is the guest o f Mrs. E. E. Dickson
in this place.
She is still iu poor
health.
John WicklaDd caught a fine
chinook salmon Dear Empire last
week. It weighed over 60 pounds.
The steamer Bandorille came into
the river last evening and is due at
our wharf now. In fact she is here.
Benson Inman will teach the fall
term o f school at SnmDer, which
began yesterday.
(Jatarrn.
E. W. Joy C oxpant — Gentlemen:
I have just completed the second
bottle of your VegetableSarsaparilla,
I have had catarrh for years which
affected my eyes, hearing and stom­
ach. Frequently would have dull
headaches for days at a time. Since
taking your remedy I have felt no
disagreeable symptoms.
Trusting you will publish this as
I want any one suffering from any
of the above symptoms to be bene­
fited. Kindly send me two more
bottles by retur»express. (Signed)
BIG PROFITS
Small
~
Investments.
THE IMPERIAL BICYCLE“
Returning prosperity will make m any rich, bat nowhere can they m ake eo mnch within
a abort time aa by suoueaafni Speculation in G rain, Proviaioua and Stock.
J i n
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FOR e a c h d o l l a r
in v e s t e d
can
be
m ad e
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our
Systematic Plan o f Speculation
originated by an. A ll sncnessful speculators operate on a regular system .
I t ia a well-known fact that there are thooaanda o f people in all part« o f the United
States who, by system atic trading throngh Chioago brokers, make large am ounts every
ear, ranging from a few thousand dollars for the man who invest« a hundred or two
undred dollars up to $50,000 or $100,000 or more by those who invest a few thonsand.
It is also a fact that those who make the largest profits from comparatively small
investm ents o n this plan are persons who live away from Chioago and invest throagh
brokers who thorougnlv understand system atic trading.
Our plan does not risk the whole amount invested on any trade, but covers both sides,
so that whether the m arket rises or fails it brings a steady profit that piles np enormously
in a short tim e.
W R IT E F O R C O N V IN C IN G P R O O F S , also our M adur I on successful speculation
and oar D aily M arket Report, full o f m oney-m aking pointers. A L L FKEEL Our M an­
ual explains m argin trading fatly.
H ighest references iu regard to our standing and
sucoess.
For farther inform ation address
S
T H O M A S
SC C O . , Bankers & Brokers,
241-242 Rialto Building, CHICAGO, IL L .
fe b l 96]
Bird Noeler returned last Sun-
day from Grants Pass. He bronght
the newa that oar Coos county
baseball nine beat the beaters—
Grants Pass having downed the
Roseburpers and then the Coos
county boys walloped the Grants
Pass nine. W e bare not the score.
The boys are booked for a couple
o f games at Roeeburg during the
fair.
I Const M a il. I
The drill at Newport ia now down
about 700 feet and the work is go­
ing on.
Forty bushels of clams have
been ordered for the clambake of
the G. A. R. Encampment.
The I. O. G. T. lodge at L ibby
gave an icecream festival last even­
ing, which was'well attended.
A number went down the bay
Tuesday to witness the launching
o f the new schooner Addenda at
C ard of T hankb . - - I desire to North Bend.
return thanks through the H erald
All druggists guarantee Dr. Milas' P in
to our friends and acquaintances P xlls to atoo Headache. "One cent s doss."
who have so kindly assisted us
during and after the horning of
our bouse and household effects.
-O F -
Very truly,
A d o . H. S chboedeb .
AUCTION - SALE
Notes and Accounts.
W e would be glad to receive
some good apples, plums, pears,
berries, or lard, bacon, chickens or
eggs on subscriptions. Remember
Ve editor. N. B .— Or money will
be accepted.
At Sneed of Parkersburg, a
prominent logger o f the lower-river
section and a good citizen, was
doiug business in town this morn­
ing. The H erald had a pleasant
call.
W IL L . ON W E D N E SD A Y , 8E P T E M -
ber 25, 1895, offer for sale and sell to
the highest bidder, for cash, the notes,
aooouuts and judgm ents belonging to the
W . E . Rackleff Assigned Estate, at 1
o’ clock p. m ., at the office o f Judge Phil­
lips, in M yrtle Point, O r.
JO H N B O N E W IT Z ,
sepS 4t]
Assignee for W . E . Rackleff.
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T. W . GILLHAM,
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E R M A T O L O G IC A L
P L E N IP O T B N -
tiary, senographical and extemporan­
eous coiffure arranging without platitudin­
ous ponderosity: hirsute appendages mowed
and electrocuted synchronously.
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ACRES O F LA N D FO R 8 A L E -
A beautiful home.
lO O O prune
trees com ing into bearing; a good apple
orohard ana some small fruit; good house
and barn and outbuildings; plenty o f good
water and everything con venien t^^A j^ly to
sep l)
M yrtle Point, O r., or on the place.
IG S F O R S A L E .— Several fine h a lf-
breed Berkshire pigs, about 6 weeks old,
at 50 and 75 cents each. C all on or send to
J O H N Q U IC K ,
2t)
Lam pey Creek, O r.
P
E arecixtiozi S a le .
Notice to Stockholders.
O T IC E is hereby given to subscribers
to stock o f the Coquille City Hotel
C o. that, work having been begun on the
oonstrnction o f the bnilding, the first one-
third o f each share o f cash subscriptions is,,
now due and payable to J . W . Lenovo, sec*
retary.
J. H . N C8L ER ,
P res. Coquille City H otel C o.
N
The Eel River Advance o f a
recent date says: “ I f they d o not
change their minds, G. W. Williams
of the mercantile firm of Swortzel
& Williams, J. H. Loring hardware
and tinware dealer, R. R. Smith
ex-principal of Fortnna public
schools, Frank Dutton proprietor
o f the Fortnna fruit evaporator, BDd
H. I. Gnshaw proprietor o f one of
Fortnua's drug stores, will leave
this place today en route overland
for Coqoille City, Oregon. They
will camp ont, fish and bnut and
have a general good time. We ad­
vise the editors o f the Orescent City
Record and News, aDd the Coqnille
City H erald aDd Bulletin to keep
an eye on them when they arrive
as they are young and handsome
and very susceptible to the win­
ning ways o f the fair sex, and it
is hardly right to Humboldt connty
beauties to have the captivating
! Oregon girls ataal the gentlemen’s
j hearts away.
Should any of the
| party get stranded while there
' please tag, and ship C. O. D. on
board the steamer Alice Blarcbard
at Coos Bay for Fortnna. N. B .—
Keep chicken honses locked.”
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to $10, a child’s book, Dolly Dimple
Series; order $10 to $25, one year’s
subscription, free, to any of the fol­
lowing
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pa in
In_tha
tue above
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Books from our 25 oent
list m ay be chosen in place
o f papers if preferred.
FREE
Geo. Moolton again accepts the
agency of the Pacific nursery at
Tangent, Oregon, and will canvasa
Coos county. This is a reliable
firm and already known as such
to C on e county patrone, while
M b . F r e d e r ic k D e R i c h x q k d ,
Seattle, Wash. George rs also well known and
deals fairly with oor citizens.
If
Every mail brings a new batch of you want fruit trees of any kind,
testimonials for Joy’s Vegetable true to name and at fair prices,
Sarsaparilla.
give Georgs Moulton your order.
$5000
C h a lle n g e in G o ld C o in
to Any One Who Will Show a Record Like
THE
IMPERIAL!
I W Nearly 500 were sold in Oregon and 'Washington *W*
IW* during the season of 1894. -® *
.N O R TH P A C IF IC B IC Y C L E CO.,
133 Morrison street. Portland, Oregon,
FOR PRICES, APPLY TO—
G. F . B O U T E L L , C oquille City,
AGENT FOR COOS COUNTY.
IT ’S INJURIOUS TO STOP SUDDENLY
and don’t be imposed upon by buying a
remedy that requires yon to do bo , as it is
nothing more than a substitne. In the sud­
den stoppage of tobacco you mnst' have
some stimulant, and in most all case^ the
effect of the stimulant, be it opium, mor­
phine, or other opiates, leaves
a far worse habit contractad.
Ask your druggist about
BACO .C T 7 E O .
Tt is purely vegetable.
You
do not have to stop using tobacco with BA CO-CURO- 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 da vs
treatment and guaranteed cure,) $2.50 F or sale by all druggists or will
be sent by mail upon receipt of price. SEND S IX T W O -C E N T
STAMPS FO R SAMPLE BOX. Booklets and proofs free.
E dbeh a C hemical & M’r’o Co., La Crosse, Wis.
DON’T
STOP
TOBACCO
Offlee of THE PIONEER PHE88 COMPANY, C. W. Hofniek, Bnpt„
W l..—Daar tuA"1’ I*h!!v'e b!*n a'toUoco
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H oll Anderson came down from
Collier Bro’s mines on Johnson
creek yesterday.
H e will remain
at bomb for a time.
A1 W ilson returned Sunday from
Grants Pass sick.
A
KtS1®y. P,or.*” "No-To-Bao,” and various other remedies, bat withoutTaeoessTuntil I
accidentally learned of your Baoo-Cnro. ” Three weeks ago today X com menoed Being
O T IC E is hereby given that a final J
reP*r*.t‘®n' *nf
I consider myself completely cored ; I am in perfect health
accounting will be made of the Raok- ^ n l e J E ni bf.e 0" TlDV “ ‘ O^ O0° ’ »Wobever, inyeteratc smoker f oily
bM
ha,
completely left me.
I oonaider
«insider yoo
yoor
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r “ Baoo-Cnro” rir.nl,
leff assignm ent at the com ing October completely
sim ply . wonderfnl,
can fu lly
City Recorder Myers bad a case
last Thursday, one Ray Yoang, of
Beaver Hill, for being “ wild and
woolly," who was assessed $7.50 in
default of license to perform.
Mrs. Balch is very sick, taken
down a few days ago.
B
75 Sold Medal*,
Medal«,
and Second Prize*,
Has Taken $
Final Settlement.
term o f the Cirouit C oart for Coos County,
Oregon, at whioh time *he assignee will ask
to be relieved from farther duties in the
premises.
Dated at M yrtle Point, this 90th day o f
August, 1895.
J O H N B O N E W IT Z ,
sep3 4 t]
Assignee.
Miss McConnell of tbs lower
river will attend school this winter
at Sumner, making her home at
Beyers’.
Miss L illy Houghton of Norway
is visiting Miss Lilly Dean and
other friends in Coquille.
A strictly High Grade Machii
Machine, warranted from the ground up,
recommend it.
Yoars yery truly,
O ita, tio n .
JOHN H. YAGER,
IN T H E N A M E O F T H E S T A T E O F
OKEGON:
T o George Landrith, Joseph Landrith, O li­
ver G . Landrith, M artha L . Crow, Dora
— DEALER 1N-
A. Cathoart, Cyrus L . Landrith, E . X. Lan­
drith , John Applegate, Alice M . Hart,
M ary O . W ilso n , Samuel W . Applegate,
Sylvia E . Chambers. Em m a D . Bunch
Calvin C. Bridges, heirs at law o f Cyras
Landrith, deceased, late o f Cooa county,
in the Slate o f Oregon, and to snob other
persons as claim a freehold estate in the
lands hereinafter described.
Yon and eaoh o f yon are hereby notified
that, on the 8th day o f July, 1895, Martha
A. Landrith filed in the Connty Conrt of
the State o f Oregon for the Connty of Coos
her petition, in whioh she alleges herself to
be the widow o f said Cyrna Landrith, d e­
ceased, and entitled to have assigned to her
dower, in all those oertain pieoes and par­
cels o f land in said Coos oonnty particularly / ^ R D È R S
ÈY
M A IL
PROM PTLY
described as follows, to-w it: L o t N o. one, \ _ / attended to, and goads shipped peY
nnd nine acres off o f the snath end o f lot steamer to all points on the upper rivdr a t
N o. 2; the SE W o f the 8 E 14 o f section 28, prices that defy com petition.
nnd lot N o, 9 o f section 28, all in township
25 south, o f range 12 west o f W illam ette C O A L S’JOVES,
meridian, containing in all one hundred W O O D S T O V E 8,
and twenty-four acres, and also all o f the
COOK STO V E S
tide lands fronting and abutting npou said
lands; and prays said Conit to make an
R AN G ES.
order directing the manner in which notioe
o f her application for assignment o f dower B U IL D IN G H A R D W A R E — Hneh as N ails,
should be given. And whereas ssid Connty
the
Screws, Looks, H inges, etc., at
Coart did. on ssid 8th dsy o f July, 1895,
rock-bottom Drioea.
upon the filing o f said petition, duly make
an order directing that a citation issue ont
o f snid Court, direoted to the persons here­
inbefore named, notifying them o f the
filing of said petition, and requiring them
to appear in said C oort, on or before the 3d
day o f September, 1895, and show canae, if
ny person
or
person s
any they have, why the prayer ot eaid p eti­
tion should not be granted, and the dower
o f said petitioner assigned tu her in the
CUTTING ON OR REMOV­
manner provided by law.
And whereas
ssid Coort farther ordered that the Clerk ING CHITTIM BARK FROM THE
o f said Court, oanaesnch Dilation to be pub­
lished in a newspaper o f general circulation
mblished in said connty, onoe eaoh week
or four suooessive weeks before said 3d day
o f September, 1895.
DULY AU­
Now, therefore, in pursuance o f the order WITHOUT BEING
o f said Connty Conrt, yon and eaob o f yon
are hereby cited to be and appear in said THORIZED, W IL L BE PROSE­
Connty Conrt on or before the 3d day o f
September, 1895, and show osnse, if any yon CUTED ACCORDING TO L A W ,
hare, why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted.
F W A n y person fa m ish in g sufficient e v i-
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set
m ee fur the recovery ot Bark so taken w ill
m y hand and affixed the seal o f said Court be given o n e-h alf o f the bark recovered.
this 16th day o f July, A . D . 1895.
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D . F . D E A N , Com ity Clerk.
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By E . Fniinenberg,
Jane ll-8 m j
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[jly28 5t|___________________ Deputy
Hardware, Stoves, T in ­
ware, Queesware, Glass­
ware, Lam ps, Cutlery, ■
E tc ., Etc .
BAN D O N , OR.
O T IC E is hereby given, that under and
by virtue o f an execution and order o f
sale issued out o f the Cirouit Court o f
State o f Oregon for Coos county, agAinst
M atthew N . Belieu,Martha M . Belieu a n d W .
L . D ixon, defendants, and in favor o f John
W . Eldridge, plaintiff, com m anding me
to make sale o f the certain m ortgaged real
property hereinafter particularly described,
or a sufficiency thereof to satisfy the
amounts specified in said execution, to w it:
$466.50, with interest thereon at the rate of
ten per oent per annum from the 21st day o f
M ay, 1895, an attorney fee o f $50.00, and
for $13.00 costs and disbursements, together
with costs on said writ, I w ill, O N S A T U R ­
D A Y , T H E 218T D A Y O F S E P T E M B E R .
1895, at one o’ clock in the afternoon o f said
day, at the Courthouse door in the town o f
Empire City, Coos county, Oregon, offer for
sale and sell at publio auction to the high­
est and best bidder for cash, all right, title
and interest whioh the said defendants, or
either o f them had on the 22d day o f Sep­
tember, 1893, or may at any time since nave
acquired in or to the follow ing described
real estate: The southeast quarter o f the
northwest quarter, south h a lf o f the north­
east quarter, northeast Quarter o f
the
northeast, quarter, north h a lf o f the north­
west quarter, southwest quarter o f north­
west quarter and northw est quarter of
northeast quarter o f section two, all in
township thirty south o f range eleven west
o f the W illam ette M eridian, in Coos connty,
SOM E W ANT
Oregon.
D ated at Empire C ity, Coos county, Ore­
presen ts its e lf at
gon, this 16tb day o f August, 1895.
the household
aug2U 5wJ
W . W . GAGE.
and elsewhere if any activity in the locality.
Sheriff o f Coos county, Oregon.
Keep yoor business or affairs alive and
make them m ove. Cash is the right thing.
D o not let any one get your nam e down as
a dsbtor. Be free and independent to pnr-
O T IC E is hereby given that under and obaee where and what yon please. If yon
by virtue o f an execution and order o f have not the capital to ran the ranch or the
sale issued out o f the Cirouit Court o f the
business gst it on the best terms possible
State o f Oregon for Coos County on the 27th and pay lor it at onrrent rates, but do nut
day o f July, 1895, in favor o f T h e Cream ­ pay two prices for goods for the sake o f a
ery Package M anufacturing Company o f few wevka oredit. Th at is year trouble to ­
Kansas C ity, State o f M issouri, plaiutiff, day. Econom y is wealth.
Onr C L O T H ­
and against the property o f T h e Gravel IN G fo r Sunday and everyday nse is well
Ford Creamery Association, defendant, made and o f good m aterial.
It is cold at
commanding me to make sale o f the certain the r ght prioe. S U N D A Y S U IT S A T W
mortgaged property in said execution and
hereinafter Dartioularly described to satisfy
the d em a n d so f the said plaintiff as speci­
fied in the said exeention, to-w it: The sum
o f $378 .11 , an attorney fee o f $40.00, costs
SMITH’S CASH STORE,
and disbursements taxed at $20.00. together
416 to 418 Front street. Han Franoinoo.
with all accruing costs. I will, on F R ID A Y ,
T H E 30TH D A Y O F A U G U S T , 1895, at
one o’ clock in the afternoon o f the said
day, at the courthonse door in the town o f
Em pire C ity, in said county and state, offer
for sale and sell at publio auction to the
highest nnd best bidder for ensh all right,
title and interest which the said The Gravel
Ford Creamery Association, the defendant
above named, bad on the 2d day o f March,
1895, or m ay at any time since have acquired
in or to the following described real estate,
B i i ( d ox, Oregon. June 20, 1825.
to-w it: T h e creamery bnilding, machinery
r o m t h is d a t e , u n t il f u r t h e r
and ground known as the Gravel Ford
notion, we w ill p a t 12 cents for good
Creamery, constituting the creamery plant
Wool, delivered here. For farther pnrtio-
o f the said Gravel Ford Creamery Associa­
nlars. call on or address
tion, in Coos county, Oregon, and located
B AN D O N W O O L E N M IL L S C O .
on and being the land conveyed to said
Hacks and twine will he tarn ish ed free
Gravel Ford Creamery Association by E . A.
Pollard and wife and described as follows: npnn appiieation to parties disposing of
Beginning at a pile 12 inches in diameter their wool to n s.
under the east side o f the Gravel Ford
bridge, said pile is market] “ C , 8 . " and is Te*timottf*>« far Lewh' Rheumatic
2 1 0 ^ feet south, And 129 feet east o f the
Liniment.
meander corner on the right bank o f the
North Fork o f the Coquille river, between
sections 26 and 84. in twp’ 28 south, of range W . T. Law n. Manu'aetnrer o f Lewis' Lin­
12 west, W illam ette meridian, state o f Ore­
iment, Mvrtte Point. Oregon.
gon. and running south 19 deg. east 100 feet
P kab S i r : I have been troubled with
along county road: thence south 34 degrees nick headache for yearn, and have tried
east 98)4 feet to oedar postm arked " C . 8 .’ ’ : m any rem edies, bat foun d no pood remilt
thence hortb 39J4 degrees east a distance o f from an ything nntil I fried yoor Great Lin-
al>ont 160 feet to low water mark o f the im nt. I fo u n d perm anent relief from one
right bank o f the said Coquillfe river; application an d recommend it to the poblie
thence up stream along low water mark to for like trouble. I have often been in bed
the lower side o f the Gravel Ford bridge: for 2*07 3 d a y« w ith th is dreadful dineaae
thence south 45 degrees west to the (Aace of and haveanffered intensely, bnt 1 am happy
beginning
containing one-fourth o f an to eay tnat I have at last found a «are cure,
acre o f land more or less and si Hunted in and that care ia L ew is’ Great Rheumatic
Coos oounty, stale o f O regon.
and Neuralgio Linim ent. Reepectfnlljr.
Dated at Empire C ity. Coos county, Ore­
MRS. O W . ST E W A R T .
gon, this 27th day o f Jury, 1895.
This Liniment on sale at Leneve’t
W . W . GAGE.
drug «tore.
j)y90 5w) Sheriff of Ores county. Osegoo
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■ L A D IE S •
Ov.r On# Million People wear tba
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoo» arc equally satisfactory
key give the beet value for the money,
r equal cuatom Rnoes in style and f l t
/
r wearing qualities are ew iirpoem d. •
» prices are uniform,— stamped en eole.
‘ rom Si to t.f aaved over ether make«.
If your doaler cannot supply you wo can. Sold by
Dealersevorywhere. Wanted,agent
Intake exclnsive sale tor this vicin­
ity. Write at once.
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Sims m Hair Dressing:
Rod Front B ailidiûg—np-atairs—Front St.*
COQUILLE CITY.
RARE
CHANGE
Nice Howe for Sale
K f l A rrD C 40 acre« extra finer
J v n t / i e a t>ottr,m |,nd_ >u {n p row (
and well located; fair house, good appL*,.
prune and cherry orchard«, good bfcrr beat
of water for hoawhold and «took in abend
ance. About 1 mile from ooefco&ce, clos<f
to river and creaimry. and good «afcoolv
with connty road running on one aide of
place. Inqnire at
HRliAl-D OFFICE.*