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TUESDAY. OCTOBEB 1 , 1805 .
* REGULAR
T R A IN S
V f O N D A YH, W E D N E SD A YS A N D FU I-
dayrf will ran as follows;
A rrive
L eave
I
12.15p. m.
8.00 a .m . I
Marshfield
A rriv e
j
Leave
0.16 “
I C O Q U IL L E C IT Y ll.0 0a.ru .
10.26 “
0.60 “
Norway
10.16 “
10.00 “
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M yrtle Point
LO CAL
IT E M S .
Saturday night, October 12—the
1 masquerade.
Coos couuty must be the “ E ver
green Shore,” o f which we have j
sung.
Samuel Shuck o f L e e was down
ou business yesterday. Mr. S. is
one of the good citizens o f Coos.
Some one borrowed S.P.C. John
son’s overcoat from Johnson B ro’s
shop, and he wishes it returned at
once.
Our friend August Schroeder, of
Additional locals on 2d and 4th Norway, is preparing to rebuild
his home, recently destroyed by
pages.
Ho, for the masquerade.
T o McDonald’s, for hot or cold f i g
liatile.
Miss Noonie Hudson came up
The academy bell rang out yes from Beaver H ill aud is spending
a few duys visiting her parents and
terday morning.
K eep your eye on the masquerade, friends.
T h e Q. A. It. post at M yrtle
Arthur Flynn of the North Fork Point will give a grand musquerade
on the night o f the 4th inst.— F r i
was in town this morning.
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. E lliott returned
The choir members are requested
from Roseburg yesterday.
to meet at the Methodist church
John Flynn and son Sherman
tomorrow (W ednesday) night for
were in town shopping last F ri
rehearsal.
day.
Dr. Moore’s fam ily arrived from
Dr. M oore’s office and residence
Portland on steamer Bandorille
are at the Hatch property, near Mr.
last Friday.
They occupy Mr.
Messer’s.
Hatch’s property.
Sam Johnson has become quite a
N ext Monday the Populist's o f
fisherman. H e caught 30 salmon
the several precincts in the county
last n igh t
should meet and select their county
The Good Templars are in work
committeeman. Don’t fail.
ing order at Sumner, and meet
Presiding Elder ShuDgle is ex
Saturday nights.
pected to be in this place and con
Comrade N. VV. Moon, o f the
duct meeting at the Methodist
Fairview neighborhood, was in
church next Saturday and Sunday.
town on business last Friday.
I i a Buzan came down from his
Populists should read the address
mine last Sunday, took a look at
o f the county committee onlst page.
friends, laid in a winter’s supply of
The time draws near for action.
comforts, and returned today fo r a
Mr. and Mrs. Phelan o f Marsh winter’s effort.
H e deserves suc
field made a visit to her parents, cess.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nasburg, last
Th e formula o f A yer's Sarsaparilla is
week.
well known to the medical profession, and
on the 12th inst.
Come and take a look at our
orchards, ye blizzard-stricken, fro
zen or parched denizens o f other
localities.
Mr. and Mrs. A iry moved iuto the
“ L e tt” property last Sunday, and
have charge of it as a “ boarding
hall” connected with the academy.
universally approved. Th e reputation o f
the firm guarantees excellence and uniform
ity in the medicine, and the world’ s experi
ence fo r nearly h a lf a century has fully
demonstrated its value.
The marriage of our young
friends, W. A. Mooroaw and Miss
E lla Carl, of Norway, is announced
to take place at the home o f Mr.
and Mrs. Carl, at Norway, on
Thursday, 3d inst.
Hon. A. M. Crawford, a promi
nent Roseburg attorney, spent
Last Thursday County Judge
Sunday in this city.
H e will be
Schroeder and Commissioner Stitt
present during our term o f district
arrived here from the court sit
court.
tings and visited the county poor
“ Beautiful Coos County.” Read farm, o f which place they make a
the article from “ Oregon Progress,”
highly fayorable report.
on 1st page o f H e r a ld , and there
The Sunday-school at Norway,
will be more to follow.
Subscribe
has been reorganized, and Mrs.
for the Progress.
Capt. Butler will conduct it, having
The Cormans and James Clinton
been chosen superintendent.
The
and w ife staited for California
school should be a success aDd
yesterday; the former for southern j
result in much good to the com
California for residence, and the j
munity.
latter for Yreka to spend the win-1
Our district court is likely to
ter.
There can be no health fo reith er mind or | Provo interesting.
The free state
body 90 lonf? as the blood is vitiated, o f Beaver H ill will be attached to
Cleanse the vital current from all impuri- {lie balance o f Coos County for ju-
ties by the use o f Ayer’ s Sarsaparilla. This
medicine recruit» the wasted en(,r(?ielt,
strengthens the nerves, and restores health
to the debilitated system.
Our townsman D. P. Strang yes-
terday left aB ln e learm aiu apple
at this office, one of a tree full of
about average size, which weighs
111). 2Joz.
The measurements are
13JxloJ inches. The frnit is grown
on up-land, or bench lnud, is sound
and first-class.
.. • ,
.
| d.cial purposes-provul.ng Beaver
H ill i8 Dot bigger than the balance
of the County.
MorrasBro’s are building a tram-
W(1y f rom ti,e river at J. J. Lam b’s
landing to the timber at their new
camp atFishtrap. I t will bo about
three-quarters of a mile long, and
will be completed this winter and
be fu lly ready for use by spring.
L o s t — By Leonard Coon, on Au
The Collier Bro’s mining camp gust 29th, between the Norway
force came down from the mines school house nnd Coaledo, on the
yesterday, some o f them perma- wagon-road, one sack, containing
nently. Among them were Henrv , nne l)a*r
blankets and one eom-
Collier, sou Glenn, and daughters, fo r t The finder will be suitably
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| rewarded by leaving same at the
Misses Ray aud Effio and Ruby ; H e r ald office.
Lon Siramnnp, wife aud cuild, and
Dick Barrows.
| Some o f our friends might sup-
A slight fracas—the first in this P<y
with wheat
chicken feed,
section preceding the fall elections which will be credited on snbscrip-
in the eastern states—took place at *lnus-_______________________________
our water-froDt last week over the
M / tR R IF .n .
transfer o f some baggage.
I t re F ie l d -B utts —At Marshfield. Sept. 21, 1895,
by Justice Hyde, J. W. Field and M issO .
sulted later in the city recorder
D . Butts.
assessing a penalty o f $7.50 against N abb -N tgard — A t Marshfield. Sept. 21,1896,
by Kev. Esbjorn, John Nabb and Miss
one o f the parties for assault and
Annie N y g n r d . ________________
battery. K eep cool.
B O R I«.
Watch your kidneys. They carry B. vrbib — At West Marshfield, Sept. 20,1895,
to Mr. Mrs. James Barrie, a son.
the poison from the system, and
D IE D .
need care, as much so,ns the bowels.
il l e r —At Libby. Sept. 22, 1895, W illiam
Take an occasional dose o f Oregon M M
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G ive it to the chil
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Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
gists N. G. W . Perkins of M yrtle |
Point, and 8. L . Leneve, o f Coquille !
City.
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Tw o young men by the nance of
Marshall, from Hum boldt county. |
Cal., have rented the Harlocker
ranch near Fisbtrap. B. L. Mar
shall, one o f the brothers, will re
turn to Humboldt iu a few days to
close up his business, preparatory
to moving bis father snd mother to
the ranch. The Marshall brothers
appear to be enterprising young
men, and the H er ald extends to
their, a cordial welcome to Coos
county.
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many other aliments when they
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have taken hold o f the systom,
never gets bettor o f Its own accord, but
C o n sta n tly a rotes tear sc. There are
thousands who know they have a defective
heart, but w ill not admit the fact. They
don’ t want their friends to worry, and
D o n 't k n o w w h a t to ta k e f o r it, as
they have been told time and again that
heart disease was Incurable. Such was the
case o f Mr. Silas Farley o f D yosvllle, Ohio
who writes June 19, 1894, as follows:
fiI h a d h e a r t d isea se f o r 2 3 y e a rs ,
my heart hurting mo almost continually.
The first 15 years I doctored all the time,
trying several physicians and remedies,
until my last doctor told me it was only &
question o f time as
I could not be cured.
I
gradually grew
worse, very weak,
aud completely dis
couraged, until I
lived, propped half
up in bed, because I
c o u ld n 't lie d o w n
nor sit up. Think
ing my time had
como I told my fam
ily what I wanted
done when I was
gono. B at on the first day o f March on
the recommendation o f Mrs. Fannie Jones,
o f Anderson, Ind., I commenced taking
D r , M ile s ' N ew C u re f o r th e H e a r t
and wonderful to tell, in ten days I was
working at light work and on March 19 com
menced framing a barn, which is heavy
work, and 1 hav’nt lost a day since. I am 50
yoars old, 6 ft. 4li inches and woigh 2501bs.
I b e lie v e I a m f u l l y c u r e d , and
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S ilas F a r lr t .
Dr. Miles H eart Cure la sold on a positive
guarantee that the first bottle w ill benefit.
A ll druggists sell it at $1, 6 bottles for 85 or
it w ill bo sent, prepaid on receipt o f price
by the Dr. Miles Modlcal Go., Elkhart, Ind.
Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure
Restores Health
T h e W . K . C . E u lr r la ln in r n l,
BIG PROFITS
Small Investments.
ReturuinR prosperity w ill make many rich, but nowbereean thev make so mooli within
a abort time as by suooessfol Speculation iu Grain, Provisions and »took .
0 0 FOR e a c h d o l l a r in v e s t e d c a n b e m a d e b y o u r
$
10 .
EHT IMPERIAL BICYCLE,
Has Taken is a s / s ».
Systematio P la n o f Speculation llW fl
originated by on. A ll successful speculators operate on a regular system.
.
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States who, by systematic trading through Chioago brokers, make large amounts every
year, ranging from a few thousand dollars fo r the man who invests a hundred or two
hundred dollars up to $50,000 or $100,000 or more by those who invest a few thousand.
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,
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Nearly 500 were sold in Oregon and Washington
M r during the season of 1894.
A S
<SC C O , Bankers & Brokers,
241-242 Rialto Building, CHICAGO, I L L .
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lew ellen of
Miss L izzie Blaine is now on
Coos R iver, where sbe has engaged M yrtle Point are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Root, and family.
to teach a term o f sobool.
The Roseburg R eview is author
Prof. J. I. C o n gero f Bandon will
resume his commercial school N o ity for the statement that FJmer
vember 1st for the winter.
W eekly, well known in this county,
Y R T L E C AM P, NO. 197, W O O D M EN bad slain six
panthers, single-
o f the World, meets at Masonio Hsll
1st and Sd Monday nights o f each month. handed, within the post three weeks,
A. J. S hhbwood , Consul.
three each time.
T h e average
.George T . Moulton, Clerk.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Clinton came length o f the “ varmints” was about
over from Marshfield Saturday and 8 feet, aud all were fully grown.
M
Bandon Recorder: A. H. Buck
participated in the R eliefCorps’ fair
ingham, form erly o f this place,
and entertainment that night.
and son-iD-law of G. M. Dyer, met
O. B. Woolsey, o f Humboldt with a most serious accident at his
county, Cal., left for bis home last home iu Benton couuty recently.
Thursday. H e is keeping a weather H e was engaged in hauling wheat
eye on the Coquille valley for next to the market aud fell under a
loaded wagon— the wheel passing
season.
over his bead, fracturing the cheek
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and don’t be imposed upon by buying a
remedy that requires you to do so, as it is
nothing more than a substitue. In the sud
den stoppage of tobacco you must hate
some stimulant, and in most all cases, the
effect of the stimulant, be it opium, mor
phine, or other opiates, leaves
a far worse habit eontractad.
Ask your druggist about
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The steamer Bandcrille came in and nasal bones, breaking one arm, be sent by mail upon receipt of price.
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Friday morning o f last week and besides inflicting severe scalp in STAM PS F O R S A M P L E BOX.
E urek a C h e m ic a l & M V 0 Co., La Crosse, Wis.
departed in the evening.
Sbe bad juries. H e is reported to b i iu s
critical condition.
a large mixed cargo from Portland,
O fflc. o f T H E P IO N E E K P r ESB C O M P A N Y , 0. W . Hornick, 8 o p t„
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8t. Paul, M inn., ttept. 7,1894,
including many tons o f flour and
Eureka Chemionl and M a n T * Go., L a Crosae, W is —Dear H lrs: I h a te been a tobacco
merchandise of various kinds for
fiend for many yeara, and during the past two years have smoked fifteen to t wentv cigars
regularly every day. M y whole nervous system beoame affected, ontil my pu ysioian told
this locality.
I_ _
O n la
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me I must give u p the use o f tobaooo, fo r the time being at least. I tried the so-oalled
The ladies o f the R elief Corps
had prepared a decided hit for
their entertainment last Saturday
night. They had misgivings, them
selves as to whether their labor
Miss M illie Bronillette, the elo
bad not teen in vain, but these were
cutionist, passed down to Bandon
most thoroughly and agreeably dis
last Saturday to fill engagements
persed by the hour set for the mu
to lecture and also for a musical
sical and literary pregram. Theyhad
and elocutionary entertainment.
tables spread with exhibits o f their
W e mautioned before that Miss B.
handiwork that were a sight; the
needle and art work proved a sur would shortly leave for the east,
where she would take a course in
prise and elicited hearty compli
college, but she will first visit Wash
ments. There were quilts, tidies,
cushions,stool covers, work-baskets, ington, hence east to Boston-
The entertainment given at W it-
aprons,pillow-6hams, handkerchief-
cases,
many
toys, bric-a-brac, lowdale Presbyterian church (Fish-
etc., of exquisite design and finish, trap) last Friday night, by Miss
many o f which were readily sold. M illie Brouillette, was an ovation
Some higher-priced quilts and art to the youthful artist, and proved a
work failed to sell because of the success in every way. The attend
hard times. A cushion o f velvet, ance was large and the program
of rich design, and a banner, richly highly edifying and entertaining.
embroidered with raised flowerp The proceeds were donated by Miss
Brouillette for the completion o f
in oil, were rarely beautiful.
The musical aud literary program the church building.
was ns follows;
A ll druggists sell Dr. Milos' Nerve Plasters.
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Song— Marching through Geor
gia, by the choir, with the band ac
(Jatarm .
companying.
E. W. J o y C o m p a n y — Gentlemen:
Anthem by the choir— Consider
I have just completed the second
the Lilies.
bottle of your YegetableSarsaparilla,
Recitation by Irene Leneve— Go, I haVe had catarrh for years which
affected my eyes, hearing and stom
Feel What I have Felt.
Song by the choir— Falling ach. Frequently would have dull
headaches for days at a time. Since
Leaves.
taking your remedy I have felt no
Song, male quartet— Hail, Silent disagreeable symptoms.
N ig h t— byFiank Strang, 1st tenor,
Trusting you will publish this as
W. Sugg, 2d tenor, J. S. McEwen, I want any one suffering from any
of the above symptoms to be bene
1st base, Drury Morgan, 2d base.
fited. K indly send me two more
Recitation by E va
W hite—
bottles by return express. (Signed)
Grandpa’s Crazy Quilt.
M b . F u e d e h ic k D e R ic h m o n d ,
Comic solo, “ N ot Much1’— W. S.
Seattle, Wash.
Perry.
Encored.
Every mail bringB a new batch of
* Duet, “ Autumn W inds” — Mrs. testimonials for Joy’s Vegetable
Morgan and Miss L ily Wagner.
Sarsaparilla.
Solo and chorus by the choir,
“ K eep in de M iddle ob de Road.” A l l Persons who will clip this
Miss Marvin Lam b presided at / I I I
coupon from the columns
of the H E R A LD and send
the organ ip a most acceptable * 1
maimer. Thecboir comprised Mrs. it with their order to Smith’s Cash
Store, 414 to 418 Front street, San
Straug, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Tuttle
i Francisco, Cal., will receive pre-
aud Mrs. Sugg, sopranos; Miss j luiums, as follows:
Ou orders $1
L ily Wagner, alto; W. Sugg and | to $10, a child’s book, Dolly Dimple
Frank Strang, tenors; D. Morgan I Series; order $10 to $25, one year’s
j subscription, free, to any of the fol-
and J. S. McEwen, bassos.
:
Then followed a social time, and ! lowing
the grab-bag and disposal of art ¡S C A T T E R E D HEEDS. Philadelphia. Pa.
' O R C H A R D A ND F A R M . San Francisco.
icles made for sale. The grab-bag ¡H O M E M A G A Z IN E . Washington, D. C.
was well supplied with maoy nice F AR M J O U R N A L . Philadelphia, Pa.
j O nly one coupon honored with each order.
things, but gave out long before the I Sugar purchases not included in the above
o ffe r ]
r r \ r r
patrons bad been exhausted.
I t I Books from our 26 cent !■ | < U U
was a source of much interest and j list may be ohosen in place | - f l L L .
j o f papers if preferred.
amusement and could have been
ruu much loDger.
A fter the sales
Geo. Moulton again accepts the
came the lunch, c f which there had agency o f the Pacific nursery at
been a bountiful supply, while Tangent, Oregon, and will canvass
games and social entertainment (Joos county. This is a reliable
firm and already known aa such
continued to near midnight.
to Coos county patrons, while
The ladies o f our R elief Corps George is also well koown and
are earnest, indefatigable workers, deals fairly with our citizens.
If
sparing neither time nor labor to you waDt fruit trees of any kind,
carry out their ministrations of true to name and at fair prices,
give George Moulton yoor order.
love. Only a few days before this
event, learning of the needs o f a
fam ily near Fairview, who had been
robbed of their home and the neces
RI P A N S
sities of life by tire, they bundled
u.
up a fine quilt aud other articles
BJ
of comfort and forwarded them to
The modem stand
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them, regardless o f the fact that
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ard
Family Medi
the family was not in any way con
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nected with them by the ties o f the
cine : C u re s the
v>
G. A. R., or as descendants o f aDy
u
common every-day
one who bad served in the army.
>
It was purely an act o f charity,
ilia of humanity.
which these excellent, humane and
loving mothers, wives and sisters
could not resist, and shows how
their work should be seconded all
the more readily and heartily by
the public.
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U llO a P .
Keelay Cure,” ‘ -N o-fo -B a c.” and varioua other reniediea, bat without mooes«, until I
Accidentally learned o f your “ Baco-Curo. ’ ’ Three weeks ago today I cominenced using
your preparation, and today I oonsider myself com pletely cured J am in perfect health,
the horrible craving for tobacco, which every inveterate smoker fu lly appreciates, has
Acres, } m ile from and ipletely
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M yrtle Po in t postoffloe; all rioh bot completely
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tom land, cleared, fenced and in high
state o f cultivation. G O O D HOUSE
and new barn, about 50 bushels o f potatoes
The H erald expects to Announce
and a large amount o f garden truck; 27
tiers hard wood, good cook stove, 75 chick
ens, about 50 bnshels o f corn, and a good officially next week a change in
skiff with two pairs o f oars.
ownership and management, in
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ALL OFFERED FOR $500. part, of this paper, together with
Call at Wells, Fargo A Go’ s Express office
at M yrtle Point fo r fu rth er particulars.
Adm inistrator’s Notice.
o t ic e
N
is
h ereby
g iv e n
th at
the undersigned has been, by the order
o f the County Court o f the County o f Coos,
State o f Oregon, appointed administrator
o f the estate o f 8. C. Braden, deceased. A ll
persohs having claims against said estate
are hereby required to present the same,
duly verified as by law required, to the
undersigned, at M yrtle Point, Coos county,
Oregon, at the office o f O rvil Dodge, within
six months from the date o f the first publi
cation o f this notice,
Dated this 1st day o f Ootober, 1895.
8. C. B R A D E N , J b .,
Adm inistrator Estate o f 8. C. Braden,
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TH E
STEAM ERS
Arago and Areata
W ill Make Regular Trip s Between
Coos Bay and San Francisco
C A K B Y IN G
Passengers and Freight at Lowest
Rates.
O R E G O N C O A L A N A V IG A T IO N CO.,
Proprietors.
E. G. Flanagan, Agent, M arshfield.
8. O. Co., Agent, Empire City.
E x e c u tio n
s=»a.le.
O T IC E is hereby given that under and
by virtue o f an execution and order o f
sale issued oat o f tbe Circnit Coart o f the
St Ate o f Oregon for Coos County, dated the
6th day o f September, 1895, in fa vo r o f the
Coos B ay, Rosebnrg and Eastern Railroad
and N avigation Company, plaintiff, and
against the property o f C, J. Bishop, defend
ant, commanding me to mnke salo o f the
certain attached real property in said exe
cution and hereinafter particularly des
cribed. to satisfy the demands o f the said
plaintiff, tow it: The sum o f $88.81, to-
ether w ith interest thereon from the 22d
ay o f May, 1895, at the rate o f eight per
cent per annum, the further sum o f $32.00,
costs, and also the costs o f 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 O TO B ER, 1895, at one o’clock p. m.
o f said dav, at the Courthouse door in the
town o f Empire City, in Coo* county,
Oregon, offer for sale and sell at public auc
tion to the highest and best bidder, for
oash, all rig h t title and Interest which the
said C. J. Bishop had on the 20th day o f
November, 1893. or may at any time since
have acquired in ot to the follow ing des
cribed real property, tow it: Lots 1, 2, 8, 9,
11,12, 13, 14,15 and 16, all o f said lots are
in the town o f Marshfield Gardens, in Coos
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 county, or a sufficiency
thereof to satisfy the demands o f said
pla in tiff ns above set forth.
Dated this 7th day o f September. 1895.
W . W . GAGE.
seplO 5w) Sheriff o f Coos county, Oregon.
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the an revo iro f the departing mem
ber o f the firm and the greeting of
the incoming one.
Sheriff Cathcart o f Donglas is
holding a man giving the name of
Elda Wood as the party who did
the highway robbing on tbe stage
road near Rosebnrg the past few
months. H e was arrested about 40
miles from Grants Pass on the
morning o f the 28th.
S a le .
— DEALER IN—
Hardware, Stoves, Tin
ware, Queesware,Glass
ware, Lamps, Cutlery,
Etc., Etc.
B A N D O Itf, O R .
RDERS
BY
M A IL
PRO M PTLY
attended to, and goods shipped p ef
steamer to all points on the upper rive r at
prioes that d e fy com petition.
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The editor has been personally
C O A L S ’J O V E S ,
kindly remembered by G. G. Swan,
W OOD STOVES,
esq., a substantial and well-known
C O O K STOVES
citizen and long-time correspond
RANGES.
ent of tbe H erald from the North
B U IL D IN G H A R D W A R E ^ B u s h as Nails,.
Screws, Locks, H inges, eto., at
Fork section, this morning by the
rock-bottom prioes.
g ift o f 10 bushels o f choice winter
apples. Certainly he has our sin-
cerest thanks.
NOTICE.
EVERY DAY
SO M E W A N T
presents itself at
the household
and elsewhere i f any activity in the locality
Keep your business or affairs alivo and
make them move. Cash is the right thing.
Do not let any one get your name down ns
a debtor. Be free and independent to pur
chase where and what you please. I f you
have not the capital to run tne ranoh or the
business get it on the best terms possible
and pay for it at current rates, but do not
pay two prioes fo r goods for the sake o f a
few weeks credit. That is your trouble to
day. Eoonomy is wealth.
Our C L O T H
IN G fo r Sunday and everyday use is well
made and o f good material. It is sold at
th e r ght prioo. S U IIX
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Send fo r our full
list o f t a r
CLÖTHIH
SMITH’S CASH STORE,
S
E x a c u tio n
JOHN H. YAGER,
ny
person
or
perso ns
A
M i e n Oregon Go’s Land,
C U TTIN G
IN O
ON
OR
KEM OV'
CHITTIM BARK FRO M T H E
W IT H O U T
B E IN O
TH O R IZE D , W I L L
D U LY
AU
BE PRO SE
CUTED ACCORDING T O L A W ,
J^?r Any person fa m ish in g sufficient e v i
dence for the reoovery o f Bark so taken w ill
be given one-half o f the bark recovered.
SOUTHERN OREGON CO.
June ll-3m j
416 to 418 Front street, San Francisco.
Wool !
Wool I
Farmers, Attention
B andon , Oregon. June 20, 1895.
'R O M T H IS D A T E , U N T I L F U R T H E R
notice), w e w ill pay 12 cents fo r good
wool, delivered here. For farther partic
ulars, call on or address
B A N D O N W O O L E N M IL L S CO.
Snoks and twine will be furnished free
npon application to parties disposing o f
their wool tons.
W . L. D ouclas
$3 $H O Er!^oHL M& .
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14*3*0 F inc C au &K ansmm
♦ 3.W POLICE, s soles .
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B O Y S SC H O O lSH O E l
• L A D IE S *
W S B 6W H 9E » *
DROCKTOICMA9S.
Over One Million People wear the
W . L . D o u g la s $3 & $4 S h o e s
T w . g i l l h a m , All
our shoes are equally aatlsfactory
e r m a t o l o g ic a l
p l e n ip o t e n -
tiary. senographioal and externporan-
eons coiffure arranging without platitadin-
onsponderonity; hirsute appendage» mowed
and electrocuted synchronously.
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They give the beet value
veluo for the mom
money.
»hoes In stylo
nnd At« f
They equal custom «hoes
style and
Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed. ,
The prices are uniform,*—stamped on solo,
r rom $t to $ j saved over other make#.
U your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by
O T IC E
herebjr Riven that under and
by virtue o f an exeontiop and order O O f \ A C R E S O F L A N D F O R 8 A L E — Dealersevflrywhere. W anted,agent
o f tain isailed out o f the Circuit Court o f D a » 7 A beautiful home.
lOOO prune to take ox elusive sale tor tlm vicin
the State o f Oreqon .'or Coon County, dated trees coming into bearing; a good apple
W rite at onca.
the 7th day o f Beptember. 189ft, in favor o f orchard ana some small fruit; good house ity.
John Norman, plaintiff, and Against the and barn and out,buildings; plenty o f m l
property o f Jaiuee M. Lewis, defendant, water and everything convenient. Apply to
commanding me to make sale o f the certain
E. C O R M A N .
jy j
I v C d D O K T ^ . T a lD ’ 3
mortgaged real property in said execution se p l)
M yrtle Poin t, Or., or on the plaoe.
and hereinafter pnrticnlaily deeorihed, to
satisfy the demands o f the said plaintiff,
M P R O V E D F A R M O F IO O A C R I »
towit: ».W . «0, with interest thereon at
good fruit And grain U nd in Rogue
the rate o f ten per oent per annnm from
i River Valley, fo r exchange for a small
the lr.th day o f May. 189ft; and the further I plaoe near a town in Coos county, or sub-
anin o f $<¡7 Oft aa attorney's fees and ooats urban p r o w r ty ,
i . L IN D B L E Y .
and interest thereon from said lftth day o f 46 8m]
Beagle, Jackson countv, O regon’
May, 189.V at the rate o f ei|jht per oent per
Red Front Bullidin g —up-stairs— Front Sk.-
annnm, and also the ooataof and npon said
C O Q U IL L E C I T Y .
eieention, I will, O N S A T U R D A Y , T H E Teitimonials lor Lew is’ Rheumatic
19TH D A Y O F O C TO B E R , 1X95. at tbe
Liniment.
hour o f one o'clock p. m. o f said day, at
the Conrtbouse dcor in the town o f Empire
Citv, in Coos county, Oregon, offer for sale W . T. L e w is . Manufacturer o f L ew is’ L in
iment. M y rtle Point. O reg on .
and «ell at pnhlic «action to the highest
P ia b 8 i a : I have been troubled with
and beat bidder, for oaah, all right, title
and Internet which the said defendant. sick headache tor yeara, and have tried
Jamea M. Lew i«, had on the «th day o f many remedies, but found no good result
April. 1H9B. or may at any time sine* have from anything until I tried your G reat Lin-
acquired in or to the lot* numbered one im nt. I found permanent relief from one
and two, and the aonthweat qnarter o f tbe application and recommend it to the public
northeast qnarter. and the northweat quar- fo r like trouble. I have often been m bed R f l A p p a s - 40 nrres rxtra fin*
I ter o f the eoutheaat qnarter, all o f auction for 2 or 3 days with th is dreadfu l disease o o
n h l C 3 lotfn m l«n<l, «11 improved
1 five, iu township thirty-one «oath, o f range and havesoffered intensely, but 1 am happy
and w .ll located: fsir house, lo « h 1 spplc,
twelve went o f tbe W illam ette Meridian, in to say tnat I have at last found a sure cure, prune and cherry orchards, good barn, nest
Gone conntv. Oregon, or ■ s-ifflmency and that cure is Lewis* O reat Rhenmatio o f water for household and stock in a bund«
thereof to satisfy the demands o f tha said and Neusalgio Linim ent. Respectfully.
ance
About 1 mile from oostoffloc, close
MR8. O . W. flTE W AttT.
plaintiff « « «b ore set forth.
to river and mvnracrf. and good so hoof,
Dated September 9, 1895.
Th
it
Liniment
en
»ale
it
Leneve’»
with
county
road run nine on »»ne side o f
W. W GAGE,
pUtce. Impure at
I I K K A I .P O F F IC E *
drug »tore.
aeplO.'iwj Sheriff o f Coo* eon a t,, Oregon ,
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Nice Home for Sale