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C O Q U IL L E C IT Y
Norway
M yitlo Point
LOCAL
“For Charity Suffereth Lons.'
1895. tion sals, the G ravel Ford creamery
was sold on a judgment giveu in
jy/|ONDAY8, WEDNESDAYS AND FKI-
00 a. m.
A rriva “
».15 “
9.50 “
10.U) 44
T h e G ra vel Forrt C ream ery.
A s per advertisement of an execu
12 .1ft p. m.
favor of the
Creamery
• in
Package
originated by aa. A ll sueceeafnl speculator* operate on a regular system.
It is a well-known fact that there are thousands o f people in a ll parte o f the United
States who, by systematic trading through Chicago brokers, make large amounts every
ear, ranging from a few thousand dollars fo r the man who invests a hundred or two
undred dollars np to $60,000 or $100,000 or more by those who invest a few thousand.
It is also a fact that those who make the largest profits from comparatively small
investments on this plan are persons who live away from Chicago and invest through
brokers who thoroughly understand systematic trading.
Our plan does not risk the whole amount invested on any trade, but oovera both sides,
so that whether the market rises or falls it brings a steady profit that piles up enormously
in a short time.
. ,
W R IT E F O R C O N V IN C IN G PRO O FS, also our Manual on successful speculation
and our Daily M arket Report, full o f money-making pointers. A L L F R E E . Our Man
ual explains margin trading fully.
Highest references in regard to oa r standing and
suoooss.
F or farther information address
Mo., on Friday, August 30, at E m
amount
S
of
$20 and accruing costs, and the
Additional locals on 2d and 4th purchaser was Fred Mosier, an
pages.
expert creamery
manager and
M r. M o-
T o M cDonald’s, for hot or cold specialty cbeese-maker.
Bier paid $460 for it and now goes
baths.
Don't miss the dance Saturday right in with his good neighbors to
develop the dairy interests of his
nito'ht. Tickets, only 25 cents.
Miss Vienna Masters of Sumuer section. Mr. Mosier had been liv
is teaching a term of school in ing on the South Fork for some
months, where he was operating
District No. 56.
Mrs. S. Shuck of the North Fork on a small scale on his own hook,
spent Sunday in this place, leaving testing the section for dairy pur
for home again yesterday.
poses and awaiting an opportunity
H e was favorably im
The band will conduct a dance to invest.
next Saturday night, at Masonic pressed with the Gravel Ford
hall, which will afford much pleas
creamery and its patrons, and seized
ure. Tickets 25 cents.
this opportunity to ally himself
G . F . Boutell and Stewart Lyons
with them. H e is well spoken of
visited the steamer Bawnmora
wreck, down the beaob, on tLeir as a clever neighbor and good
bicycles one day last week.
citizen where be has been living,
W e would be glad to receive
some good apples, plums, pears,
berries, or lard, bacon, chickens or
eggs on subscriptions. .Remember
ye editor.
N . B .— O r money will
be accepted.
and is now nicely looated to fo r
U ncle Dan Giles and J. H . M a-
theny, well-known and prominent
citizens of M yrtle Point were down
on business last week and honored
ths H e r ald office with their pres
ence.
I q ail th at goes to strengthen and baild
up the system weakened by disease and pain,
A yer’s Sarsaparilla is the superior medicine.
Jt neutralises the poisons left in the system
a fter diphtheria and scarlet fever, and re
stores the debilitated patient to perfect
health and vigor.
G iles & Sons are setting a new
kiln of 75,000 brick. Besides their
large government contract, they
have tilled and are receiving orders
from the bay and several river
points.
Mr. and Mrs. I. T. W eekly of
G ravel Ford spent a diiv or two in
town last week. Mr. W . is a direc
tor in the Mercantile & Shipping
Association,
and attended the
annual meeting last Friday.
ward bis chosen calling, of which
T H
Mrs. Laura C. Phoenix. rtUwaakee. Wie.
“ M a tro n o f a B e n e v o le n t
end knowing the good Dr. Miles' Nervine
has done me, my wish to help others, over
comes m y dislike fo r the publicity, thia
letter may give me. In Nov. and Dec., 1803,
T h e ft—safes h a d th e “ L a G rijp p e ,”
and 1 was one o f the first. Resuming duty
too soon, with the care o f so many sick, I
did not regain my health, and in a month
J b eca m e mo d e b ilita te d a n d n e rv o u s
from sleeplessness and the drafts made on
my vitality, that it was a question i f I could
go on. A dear friend advised me to try
D r , B ile s ’ R e s to ra tiv e h ero in e • >
I took 2 bottles and am happy to say. I am
In better health than ever. I still continue
I t s o eea sio n a l u se , am a n e r v e fe e d ,
as my work is ve ry trying. A letter ad
dressed to Milwaukee, Wis., w ill reach me.**
June 6, 1804.
M rs . L a u r a O. P hoenix .
Dr. Miles' Nervine is sold on a positive
iarantee that the first bottle w ill Deneflt.
11 druggists sell it at tl, 6 bottles for
or
r
t V u l i « e S Î ^ 0nc C i l t t PÜ 2
knowledge, as also business tact in
Dr. Miles’ Nervine
W e thiuk
ReAtores Health
we can congratulate all parties—
our good friends on the North Fork
for the apparent end of their troub
les and vexations, with the prospect
of a successful aud profitable en
terprise being operated in their
midst, bd U Mr. Mosier that bis lines
have fallen in pleasant places, that
be will bare good and helpful
neighbors, and will undoubtedly
prosper financially.
A nd so we
hope.
A Demoreet medal contest was
held in the Presbyterian chnrch at
W illowdale Friday
nigbt o f last
week, which was laigely attended
and proved very entertaining. Mrs.
Byers presided.
were A da
The contestants
Dorris,
Frank Fish,
Rosa W illiam s, W ilb u r
Pauli,
Am anda Rowan and Ruth Todd.
O
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P. F. Zeise at Middleport, Ohio,
formerly on oar government woik
at tbe month o f Coqnille river and
well known in this section, a large
poster o f a "G ran d Reunion of the
Society of the Arm y o f West V ir
ginia, at Middleport, O., September
25, 26, 27.” Col. Zeise is president
of tbe association, and invitations,
were extended to over 100 prominent
including
Gov. MoKinley, Gen. Bushoell,
Gen. Cox and many others.
We
observe, also,
onr old particular
person! 1 friend aud comrade, Gen.
A. J. W arner among tbe speakers,
also now prominent as president
o f tbe National Silver League, than
whom there was no braver soldier,
M r. Huddleston and a party of Dor now more honorable, honest
and intelligent prominent citizen
California friends, W illiam Mot-
and politician. W e wish “tbe boys”
born and son Ferry, of Sonoma a happy time.
county, Rev. J. S. Norvell of Oak
Grand Lecturer G . M. Stroud, of
land, returned last week from their
the A. F. A A . M. of Oregon,
trip up in the mountsms.
Mr.
reached this place yesterday on the
Huddleston and wife will probably
train aud held forth last nigbt be
spend the winter here. Rev. Mr.
fore tbe members of
Chadwick
N orvsll occupied tbe pulpit at tbe
Lodge, N o. 68.
H e is an elderly
Methodist church Sunday night,
and very pleasant gentleman. H e
and gave two most interesting and
will lecture tonight again in this
able discourses. H e is a highly
place, aDd Friday and Saturday
cultured man, and has been a mis nights in Bandon.
sionary of several years’ experience
Dr. Culin is sncgly ensconced
in China, as well as traveled in
in bis new office, upper floor and
Japan, Palestine and other coun
first door in front of the stairway
tries, and devotes his time now
in Mrs. K ronenberg’s new building.
more as an evangelist rather than
It is nice and convenient quarters.
as a local minister. H e has tbe
T o rise m the morning w ith a bad taste
The judges were Ben Lawrence, enthusiasm and earnestness o f the in the mouth and no appetite, indicates
that the stomach needs strengthening. For
Mrs. McCann and Mrs. Boutell, all Salvation Arm y workers, and this
this purpose, there is nothin ? better than
Rev. J. A. Crutchfield, who vis
of this place, and the medal was was a new feature in our local re an occasional dose o f Ayer’ s Fills taken at
ited in this place about a year ago
ligious work and impressed his bed time.
on bis arrival in Oregon from Texas, awarded to Roea Williams. A large
hearers with bis sincerity and
B. F ig g shipped several boxes
has been pastor of the southern number went up from this place
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Methodist church at Roseburg and and enjoyed the occasion very assurance.
of fruit to the cily last week, via
now goes, under the new appoint much.
M r. and Mfs. D avid Mathers of tbe bay.
I t was choice fruit and
ment, to Medford.
The Independent Order of F o r Riverton consigned tbe remains of neatly boxed, hence should make a
John Johnson and wife came esters is making great headway in their loved daughter, Bessie, to good return.
down from their North Fork home this state, and we receive such in
their silent home in the cemetery
J. P. Taylor of G ravel Ford was
last Sunday, returning yesterday.
formation as leads us to believe we at Bandon Aug. 31st.
The family down on business last week, in
They attended the closing services
o f Rev. C. P.Cone at the Christian shall have a court established here is grief-stricken at their loss, and cluding an attendance at tbeanDoal
church.
Mr. J. has greatly im in the near future. It is a frater desire the H erald to extend their meeting of the Mercantile A Sh ip
proved under his new treatment, nal benefit society, with a member thanks to many friends, but espec- ping Association.
and is most hopeful of permanent ship now of 80,000 and a surplus ialy to Mrs. O. A. Kelly, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Leach gave a
beuefit, if not cure.
over $1,350,000, having paid bene Alexander Urquhartand Mrs. W m . tea farewell to Mr. aDd M rs. T. J.
Stephen M inard
o f D ouglas ficiaries over $2,800,000 since its H ull, for kindly help during the Godfrey at their borne Sunday
county, fatbor of our fellow-citizen organization in 1874
child’s sickness and death.
evening. A
few
friends
were
J. H . Minard, esq., of Gravel Ford,
Fred Hansen, a photographic
T be next district encampment of invited.
had been on a visit to his son for
Dr. Strange is at Messer’s today
some time past and on Sunday artist from Idaho, who had visited the G . A. R. will be held at this
night, 1st inst., was taken with a this place and our beach during place with tbe Pioneers’ Associa and tomorrow to attend to calls for
stroka of paralysis. This is said to the past few weeks, returned to
tion. T be following persons were dental work.
be the third stroke, and being well
Lewiston, Idaho, via this place on chosen officers of the association
up in years it was feared it would
Notice to Stockholder*.
his bicycle last Wednesday.
H e for the ensuing year:
Division
prove fatal.
expected to reach his home in about commander, H. H . Nichols; 8. V.,
O TIC E is hereby Given to subscribers
Memory is a little treacherous
to stock o f the Coquiile C ity Hotel
twenty dayB.
C. W . Tower; J. V ., C. T. Blumen- Co. that, work hsvinR been begun on the
now and then, and causes one to
construction o f the building, the first one.
Ben Lawrence, of the Bulletin, rotber; quartermaster, R. S. Little third o f each share o f cash subscriptions is
forget some things worth remember
ing, unless one has an experience is very poorly, having a bilious field; chaplain, Rev. Mr. B ro aillett now doe and payable t o d . W. L e re v e , seo
retary.
1. H. N C 8LE K ,
like that which came to Mr. D. E. attack and added to it a very bad
Pres. Coqnille City Hotel Co.
W e bad the pleasure o f greeting
East, Moffatt’s Creek, Va., who says
cold.
onr friend Fred Schetter of E m
" I had been suffering for years with
A | | Persons who will clip this
County Commissioner Stitt went pire this morning— the first in I I I I
a torpid liver and found no relief
coupon from the columns
until I took Simmons Liver Regula through this place last Wednesday three years in this place.
H e was * 1
of the H E R A L D and send
tor when I was entirely relieved of to attend county court session.
on a brief visit to the upper-river it with their order to Smith’s Cash
n<y troubles. I never intend being
Store, 414 to 418 Front street, San
E d Lasswell was down from Lee also. Many friends and acquaint
without Simmons Liver Regulator.”
Francisco, C a l, will receive pre
ances greeted him warmly.
last week with produce.
miums, os follows:
Ou orders $1
Prof. Godfrey, the gymnast a n i
A pleasant surprise and donation to $10, a child’s book, Dolly Dimple
County court has been in session
acrobat, gave a select entertain
party was given to Rev. and Mrs. Series; order $10 to $25, one year’s
ment to the members of the band the past week.
M cCain at their home in Bandon subscription, free, to aDy of the fol
and their families and a number of
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M A K B IK D .
invited guests last Friday night,
at Masonic hall. It was a farewell B bab -J bnskn —A t Em pire City, Seat. 4,1896,
by Rev. G. W. Qaimby, John Bear and
greeting, as the professor and bis
Mrs. Maggie Jensen.
bride (nee Miss Lizzie B uzan) will | W imbb - H altbb —A t W illowdale Presbyte
rian church, Sept. 8, 1896, by Kev. Mr.
leave on a professional tour to
B roailleite, Adam J. Wimer, jr., and Miss
day.
The entertainment was fine
Mary Halter.
and highly appreciated. The well-
B O R II.
wishes o f their host of friends ac
P ointkb —At Coaledo, Sept. 4,1895, to Mr.
company them.
and Mrs. T . R. Pointer, a daughter.
—At Ten-m ile, Ang. 29, 1895, to
T he annual meeting of the stock M arkham
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Markham, a son.
holders o f the Coos County M er H ermans —A t M vrtle Point. Sept. 5, 1895, to
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Hermann, twins, son
cantile & Shipping association was
and daughter.
held in Justice Cecil’s office, oyer
the H er ald office, last Friday
D IE D .
afternoon.
The attendance was M athbrs — At Riverton, Ang. 31,1895. Bessie,
daughter
o
f
Mr.
and Mrs. David Mathers,
small, but the interest was good and
aged 10 years, 4 months and 5 days.
prospects much improved in the
past year.
The secretary's and
treasurer’s reports were more ex
A w a rd ed
~ "V
tensive than heretofore and duly
H i g h e s t H o n o r s — W o r l d 's " F a ir ;
received. A fter some general talk
Gold Medal, MldwlaUi Pair.
as to future aims and iotentions,
the following named persons were
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elected a board o f directors for the
ensuing year:
W . Drana, J. H.
Cecil, I. T. W eekly a n ! J. S. M c-
Ewen. I t is found that a good im
pression is made on the minds of
many good citizens as to the objects !
and aims of the organization, and
the prospects are very bright for
disposing o f the balance of the
stock and making the enterprise a
decided success. It is found to be
on advanced grounds of co-opera-!
tion and on all the main lines of
usefulness of the recently organized
and now prosperous “labor ex
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Rev.
W.
W ells, Baptist,
will
preach in this place next Sunday.
H e has established a prayer-meet
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Books from our 28 cent
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ing Friday night o f each week.
atmosphere and everybody is feel
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T b e Order of Woodmen in tbie
in
membership
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Every mail brings a new batch of
testimonials for Joy’s Vegetable
Sarsaparilla.
Geo. Moulton again accepts the
agency of the Pacific nursery at
Tangent, Oregon, and will canvass
Coos county.
This is a reliable
firm and already known as snob
to Cooe oonnty patrons, while
George is also well known and
deals fairly with onr citizens.
If
yon want frait trees of any kind,
true to name and at fair prices,
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O T IC E is hereby given that under and
by yirtne o f an execution and order o f
sale issued out o f the Circuit Court o f the
StAte o f Oregon for Coos County, dated the
6th day o f September, 1896, in fa vo r o f the
Coos B ay, Roseburg and Eastern Railroad
and N avigation Company, plaintiff, and
against the property o f C. J. Bishop, defend
ant, commanding me to make sale o f the
certain attaoked real property in said exe
cution and hereinafter particularly des
cribed, to satisfy the demand* o f tbe said
plaintiff, towit: The sum o f $88.81, to
gether w ith interest thereon from the 22d
day o f May, 1896, at the rate o f eight per
oent per annum, the further sum o f $82.60,
oosts, and also the oosts o f said execution,
I will, O N S A TU R D A Y , T H E 12TH D A Y
O F O C TO BER, 1896, at one o'clock p. m.
of said day, at the Courthouse door in the
town o f Empire City, in Coos oouoty,
Oregon, offer for sale and sell at publio auc
tion to the highest and best bidder, for
cash, all right title and interest which the
said C. J. Bishop had on the 20th dA.y o f
November, 1893, or may at any time since
have acquired in or to the following des
cribed real property, tow it: Lots I, 2, 8, 9,
I t. 12,13, 14,15 and 16, all of said lots are
iD the town o f Marshfield Gardens, in Ooos
county, state o f Oregon, according to the
plat o f said town now o f record in the
Clerk’s office o f sAid oonnty, or a sufficiency
thereof to satisfy the demands o f said
pla in tiff as above set forth.
Dated this 7th day o f September, 1895.
W . W. GAGE,
seplO 5w) Sheriff o f Coos county, Oregon.
FO R
E x e c u t io n
S a le .
O T IC E is hereby given that under and
by virtue o f an exeoutior and order
o f sale issued out o f the Circuit Court o f
the State o f Oregon for Coos County, dated
the 7th day o f September, 1896, in favor o f
John Norman, plaintiff, and against the
property o f James M. Lewis, defendant,
commanding me to make sale o f the certain
mortgaged real property in *aid execution
and hereinafter particularly described, to
satisfy the demands o f tbe said plaintiff,
towit: $333.60, with interest thereon at
the rat© o f ten per cent per annum from
the 15th day o f May, 1896; and the further
sum o f $67.05 as attorney’ s fees and oosts
and interest thereon from said 15th day o f
M ay, 1896, at the rate o f eight per oent per
annum, and also the oosts o f and upon said
execution, I w ill, O N S A T U R D A Y , T H E
12TH D A Y O F O C TO B ER . 1896, at the
hour o f one o’ olock p. in. o f said day, at
the Courthouse dcor in the town o f Empire
City, in Coos county, Oregon, offer for sale
and sell at publio auction to tbe highest
and best bidder, fo r cash, all right, title
aud interest whioh the said defendant,
James M . Lewis, had on the 6th day o f
April, 1893, or may at any time sinoe have
acauired in or to the lots numbered one
ana two, and the southwest quarter o f the
northeast quarter, and the northwest quar
ter o f the southeast quarter, all o f section
five, in township thirty-one south, o f rang©
twelve west o f the W illam ette Meridian, in
Ooos oonnty, Oregon, or a sufficiency
thereof to satisfy the demands o f the said
plaintiff as above set forth .
D ated September 9, 1895.
W . W. GAGE,
seplO5wJ Sheriff o f Coos oounty, Oregon.
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I N T H E N A M E O F T H E S T A T E OF
OREGON:
T o George LAndrith, Joseph Landrith, O IL
ver G. Landrith, Martha L . Crow, Dora
A. Cathcart, Cyrus L . Landrith, E. I. Lan
drith, John Applegate, Alioe M. Hart,
Mary O. W ilson, Samuel W . Applegate,
S ylvia E . Chambers, Emma D . Bunoh
Calvin C. Bridges, heirs at law o f Cyrus
Landrith, deceased, late o f Ooos oounty,
in the State o f Oregon, and to such other
persons as olaim a freehold estate in the
lands hereinafter described.
You and eaoh o f you are hereby notified
that, on the 8th day o f July, 1896, Martha
A. Landrith filed in the County Coart o f
the State o f Oregon for the County of Coos
her petition, in whioh she alleges herself to
be the widow o f said Cyrus Landrith, de
ceased, and entitled to have assigned to her
dower, in all those certain pieces and par
cels o f land in said Coos oountv particularly
described as follows, to-wit: L o t No. odo ,
and nine acres off o f the sonth end o f lot
No. 2; the 8 E )i o f the 8 E # o f section 23,
and lot No. 9 o f section 26, all in township
25 south, o f range 12 west o f W illam ette
meridian, containing in all one hundred
and twenty-four acres, and also all o f the
tide lands fronting and abutting upon said
lands; and prays said Com t to make an
M P R O V E D F A R M O F 1 0 0 ACRES order directing tbe manner in which notice
good fru it and grain land in Rogne o f her application for assignment o f dower
River Valley, fo r exchange for a small should be given. And whereas said County
place near a town in Coos oonnty, or sub Court did, on said 8th dA.v o f Jaly, 1895,
apon the filing o f said petition, duly make
urban property.
J . L IN D 8 L E Y ,
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Beagle, JAokson oountv, Oregon* an order directing that a citation issue ont
o f said Court, directed to the persons here
inbefore nAraed, notifying them o f the
filing o f said petition, and requiring them
to appear in said Court, on or before the 3d
day o f September, 1895, and show oause, if
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any they have, v h y the prayer or said peti
tion should not be granted, and tbe dower
o f said petitioner assigned to her in the
manner provided by law.
And whereas
said Coart farther ordered that the Clerk
o f said Court, canse such citation to be pub
W I L L , O N W E D N E S D A Y , 8E P T E M - lished in a newspaper o f general circulation
ber 25, 1895, offer fo r sale And sell to published in said county, onoe eaoh week
the highest bidder, fo r cash, the notes, for four successive weeks before said 3d day
Accounts and judgments belonging to the o f September, 1896.
W . E . Rackleff Assigned Estate, at 1
Now, therefore, in pursuance o f tbe order
o’clock p. in., at the offioe o f Judge P h il o f said County Court, you and each o f von
lips, in M yrtle Point. Or.
are hereby cited to be and appear in said
JO H N B O N E W IT Z ,
Connty Court on or before the 8d day o f
sep3 4t]
Assignee fo r W. E. Rackleff. September, 1895, and show cause, i f any yon
have, why the prayer o f said petition should
F i n a l S e ttle m e n t. not be granted.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal o f said Court
O T IC E is hereby given that a final this 16th dAy o f July, A. D . 1896k
accounting w ill be made o f the RAck-
D . F. DEAN, Oounty Clerk.
leff assignment at the coming October
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By E. Pannenberg,
term o f the Cirouit Court for Coos County,
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____________Deputy
Oregon, at which time the assignee w ill ask
to be relieved from farther duties in the
SOM E W A N T
premises.
presents itself at
Dated at M yrtle Point, this 90th day o f
the household
August, 1895.
JO H N B O N E W IT Z ,
And elsewhere i f any activity in the locality.
sep3 4t]
Assignee
K eep yonr business or affair» alive and
mAke them m ove. Cash is the right thing.
Do not lot any one get your name down as
a debtor. Be free and independent to pur
chase where and what you please. I f yon
e r m a t o l o g ic a l
p l e n i p o t b n - have not the capital to run the ranch or the
tiary, senograpbical and extemporan business get it on the best terms possible
eous ooiffure arranging withont platitudin and pay fo r it at ourrent rates, bnt do not
y two prices fo r goods for the sake o f a
ous ponderosity: hirsute appendages mowed
iv weeks credit. That is your trouble to
and electrocuted synchronously.
day. Economy is wealth.
Our C L O T H
IN G for Sunday aud everyday use is well
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made
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good
material.
It is sold at
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orchard ana some small fruit; good house
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and barn and outbuildings; plenty o f good
list o f
water and everything convenient. Apply to
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SMITH'S CASH STORE,
sepl)
M yrtle Point, Or., or on the place.
416 to 418 Front street. San Francisoo.
I
JOHN H. YAGER,
— D E A LE R I N —
Hardware, Stoves, Tin
ware. Queesware,Glass
ware, Lamps, Cutlery.
Etc., Etc.
B A N D O N , OR.
RDERS
BY
M A IL
PRO M PTLY
attended to, and goods shipped per
steamer to all points on the upper river at
prices that d e fy com petition.
O
C O A L S ’J O V E S ,
W O O D STOVES,
COOK
Notes and Accounts.
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EVERY DAY
T. W. GILLHAM,
B U IL D IN G H A R D W A R E —Such aa N a il.
Horewa, Look», Hinges, etc., at
’
rock-bottom orioea.
NOTICE.
n y
person
A CUTTING
Wool I
Wool I
perso ns
Sonthern Oregon Go's Laid,
WITHOUT BEING DULY AU
THORIZED, W IL L BE PROtSE-
CUTED ACCORDING TO LAW.
£37" Any person furnishing sufficient e v i
dence for the recovery o f Bark so taken w ill
be given one-half o f the bark recovered.
SOUTHERN OEEfiOH €0.
Juno ll-3 m j
W. L. D ouglas
$ 3
S H O
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c o r d o v a n
rttacHanuM ni.n c nr.
|4.*3» F ine CAtMtKMnwn.
* 3.49 POLICE, 3 s o l e s .
K
S a le .
or
ON OR REMOV
ING CHITTIM BARK FROM THE
D
CLOTHING
STOVES
BANGES.
AUCTION - SALE
B a c e c v itL o x a .
The showers have cleared the
city is gaining
rapidly.
E x e o u tio n
W e have received, from Comrade
speakers and veterans,
THE IMPERIAL BICYCLE,
A S
<SC C O , Bankers & Brokers,
241-242 Rialto Building, C H IC A G O , I L L .
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he has both scientific and practical
marketing the output.
0 0 FOB EACH DOLLAK INVESTED CAN BE MADE BY OUU
Systematic Plan of Speculation
Manufacturing Co. of Kansas City,
disbursements to the
Small Investments.
UetarnioR prosperity w ill make many rich, bat nowhere o u t they make ao muoh within
a abort time aa by anooesafn! Speouiation in Grain, Provisiona ami Stock.
pire City. The sum of the indebt
Leave
11.00a.m. edness was a balance of 1378.11, an
10.aft “
10.15 “
attorney’s fee of $40, and oosts and
IT E M S .
BIG PROFITS
/ *£.4|7P BOVSSCHQOLSlIOEi
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& *S S S **K
BKOCKTOKmIS.
Over One Million People wear the
*
W.
L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our »hoes are equally satisfactory
They fiv e tho best value for the money.
They equal custom shoes In style and fit.
Tbslr wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
The prices are uniform,-—stamped an sole.
V rora $f to
saved over other makes.
If your dealer cannot supply you we can. f old by
O T IC E is hereby giveu, that under and
by virtue o f an execution and onler o f
Dealers everywhere. Wanted, ape nt
sale iasned out o f the Circnit Court o f the
State o f Oregon fo r Coos connty, against
to take exclusive sale ior this vicin
Matthew N. Belien,Martha M. Belien and W.
ity. W rite at once.
L . D ixon, defendants, and in favor o f John
W. Eldridge, plaintiff, commanding me
to make sale or the certain mortgaged real
B awdow , Oregon. June 20, 1895.
property hereinafter particularly described,
T*ROM T H IS D A TE , U N T IL F U R T H E R
or a sufficiency thereof I®» satisfy the
notice, w e w ill pay 12 cents fo r good
amounts specified in said execution, to wit:
$466.50, with interest thereon at tbe rate o f wool, delivered here. For farther partic
ten per cent per annam from the 21st dAy o f ulars, call on or address
B A N D O N W O O LE N M I L L S CO .
May, 1896, an attorney fee o f $60.00, and
for $13.00 costs and disbursements, together
Backs and tw in » will be fnrnis hed free
with oosts on said w rit. I w ill, ON S A T U R npnn application to parties disposing o f
D A Y, T H E 218T D A Y O F S E P T E M B E R their wool to ns.
Rad Front B ailidlnfl—n p -.l«ira —Front B t.
1896, at one o’ clock in ths afternoon o f said
day, at the Courthouse door in the town o f Testimonials for Lew is’ Rheumatic
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y .
Empire CHv, Coos county, Oregon, offer for
Linim ent
■ale and sell at public auction to the high
est and best bidder fo r ©ash, all right, title
and interest which the said defendants, or W. T . L ew is. Mann'aotnrer o f L e w i»’ L in
either o f them had on tbe 22d day o f Sep
iment, M v rtle P rin t. O reg o n .
tember, 1893, or may at any time ainca nave
D e a r S i b : I have been troubled with
aequired in or to the follow ing described sick headache foT v®»r*.
have tried
real estate: The abatheast quarter o f the many remedies, bui ftnuid no good result
northwest quarter, sooth h a lf o f tbe north from anything until I tried your Great Lin-
east quarter, northeaat anarter o f the inv nt. I found permanent relief from one
northeast quarter, north h alf o f the north application a n d recommend it tc the pnhlfe
west quarter, southwest quarter o f north for like trouble. I have often been in bed
west quarter and northwest quarter o f for 2 or 8 daya with th is dreadful disease C R A r r P « - ' * ® eeree pxtr» firm
C O lH)lton, , . Bdi s l| {mprovrtt
northeast quarter o f aeotioo two, all in and havesnifered intensely, but 1 am happy “ V
township thirty south o f range eleven west to say tnat I have at last found a sure cure, and well located; fair house, good appl^r
o f the W illenistte Meridian, m Coos oonnty. and that cure is Lew is’ Great Rheumatic prune and cherry orchards, good bam. hest
o f water for household and stock in ahum!
Oregon.
and Neuralgio Linim ent. Ueapectfully.
ft nee. About 1 m ile from oostofflee, eloso1
Dated at Empire City, Coos county, Ore
MRS, O . W . S T E W A R T .
river and cream try. and g<*>dsohc«*L
gon. this 16th day o f August, 1896.
This Liniment on sale at Leneve’s to
with county road running on ore side o f
aug2U5w|
W W. GAGE.
Sheriff o f Coos oounty, Oregon.
drug store.
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Fanners, Attention
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