Coquille City herald., October 08, 1895, Image 3

G iu pll* Cuy jfw ald.
l ’ opu U M lV t-i-lu rt J l c i l l n i .
Noll«'.
A meeting w h s held at the city I Notice is hereby given that there
hall— usuul voting place of this will be a meeting of tlie stockhold­
T U E S D A Y . O C TO B ER 8. 1895. ¡
ers of the Coqoiile Hotel couipauy
precinct—yesterday morning, as
liehl at the Uniyersalist church on
R E G U L A R T R A IN S ” per call o f the enuuty ceutral com­ Mouday evening, Oct. 14, 1895, at
V f ONDA YS. WEDNESDAYS AND FUI- mittee. to chooso a member of the 7 o ’clock.
All stockholders are
.I t JL day« will run as follows;
county central committee under requested to be present in person
Arrive
Lea ve
12.15p. m. the principle o f the initiative, each or by proxy, as business of import­
8.00 a. ni.
Marshfield
Leave
Arrivo *
ance is to be transacted.
9.15 “
COQUILLE CITY Kl.00a.rn« precinct being entitled to a mem­
Also, those friendly to the enter­
10.25 “
Norway
9.50 “
ber and each choosing its own. prise are invited.
10.15 “
10.00 “
Myrtle Point
The attendance was small, as the
J . W. L e n e v e ,
L O C A L ITEM S.
Secretary.
hour set was inconvenient, but the
J. H. Nosier, President.
Additional locals ou 2d and 4th business was proceeded with.
Coquille City, Oct. 7, 1895.
pages.
J. 8. McEwen read the call, as it
To McDonald's, for hot or cold appeared in the H e ii a l d for two or
The musquerade, next Saturday
liatbs.
three issues past, and then, in order
night.
Attend the Y. P. S. C. E. social to formally proceed, nominated D.
J ustice o f the Peace J. H. Cecil
tomorrow night at Mrs. Simmons'. P. Strang as chairman of the meet­
went to the county seat yesterday.
Be ready for theWillingWorkers’ ing. This was duly seconded and
Extra good music will be fur­
entertainment ou the night of the passed. Mr. Strang took the chair,
nished
at the masquerade next Sat­
and on motion S. J. Tuttle was
19th.
urday
night.
chosen secretary.
Miss Ora Qilllmm returned last
The doors and windows of the
On motiou of S. Whetstone, duly
Fi ¡day from a visit to friends at
seconded, J.S. McEwen was chosen new hotel were received here by
the bay.
rail yesterday.
Major Brown, a veteran citizen as committeeman from this precinct.
On
motion,
adjourned.
James Hervey has fine White
o f Marshfield, was ou our streets
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Defiance
wheat for seeding. Send
yesterday awhile.
We regret to hear of an accident in your orders.
I f onr readers will clip the cou­ happening to the young gentleman,
The midnight supper next Sat­
pon offering premiums, in another A. W. Hannah, who came up from
column, they will find the promise
urday night will be furnished by
Humboldt county, Cal., some few
carribd out to the letter.
Mrs. Sheppard.
weeks since and captured and took
The Star Comedy Co. will soon
Charley Dye has moved from
away as his bride our young friend
give the play, P elig & Peter, a
Mies Nora Weldon. The accident the river, above town, to a place ou
very en' trtainiug and mirth-pro­
to Mr. Hannah occurred Septem- Cunningbnin creek.
voking comedy-drama.
Attorney J. M. Upton o f Bandon
25th, while serving ns shingle-
The Y. P. S. C. E. will give a eawyer at Vance’s mill, Eureka.! passed through to district court
social tomorrow( Wednesday) even- j He had been engaged in cleaning yesterday morning.
ing at Mrs. Simmons'. Admission under the saw, which accidentally
Farmers can get extra fine seed
and lunch only 10 cents.
came in contact with the back of wheat from James Hervey, at Lee.
Don’t miss the mednl contest to­ his left hand,cutting it pretty badly. Send in your orders.
night at the Methodist church. All The booe was somewhat injured,
J. H. Roberts o f Bandon was up
are invited. Eiue recitations, good while the extensor tandems of the Saturday and Sunday last at the
music and an edifying time.
first two fingers were severed.
Methodist conference.
Our neighbor, C. Wilkins, took
Our friend and former towns­
Tonight—attend the Demorest
n relapse last Wednesday after his man, W. H. Nosier, and balauce of medal contest at the Methodist
late partial recoyery from a spell of the family will return to this place church. Admission, free.
fever and has been quite ill.
for residence about next Monday,
A1 Devaul and family moved to
Among other attractions at the from southern California.
The this place last week to give the
Willing Workers’ entertainment sons, Oscar and Sam, and Mrs. N ., children school advantages.
will be comic songs from several came some time since; the boys got
Mrs. O. A. Kelly and son Walter
persons, and a farce will be given. into business, and the separation of
came up from Rivertou last week.
Miss Elsie Tilman
returned the family was more than Comrade Walter will attend school here.
home on yesterday’s train from Nosier can brook for mere expedi­
Ilev.Mr. Sbangle, presiding elder,
several months’ absence in Califor­ ency sake; besides, this locality has
will preach at Beaver Hill tonight,
nia. Sho was greeted by many a strong hold on him from many
at Fishtrap tomorrow night, and at
years o f citizenship and “ home”
friends.
the North Fork church next Satur­
Nest Saturday night will be the ties, and he has many friends who
day and Sunday.
will
see
him
gladly.
masquerade.' Handsome prizes
Uncle Dave Stone and family
Last Thursday little
Harold
will he awaided to the best sus­
— or that portion o f his family
tained characters, one each to lady Batch, aged about 3 years, son of
which lias been spared to him— are
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Batch of this place,
and gentleman.
cn their way from eastern Oregon
was
playing
about
home
in
his
bare
Mrs. Inez Chase (nee R ich) has
to this section again.
been visitiug her parents in this feet. While jum piugoff the porch
George Moulton, agent for the
place for some days past and will he lit with one foot on a tooth of a
Pacific Nursery at Tangent, will
metal
rake
which
lay
on
the
ground
leave Thursday for her home at
teeth up, one of the tines penetrat­ start out at once to canvass among
Phceuix, Jackson county.
ing through the foot. It was a very our fruit men and farmers. Well,
Fruit puckiug and shipping is a
you know George is fair and square
business, and goes far in itself to ugly hurt, but prompt application
of remedies and careful nursing and will deal right.
command the profit that belongs
to the fruit.
Our fruit growers by the parents have carried the Onr young friend Milton Stemler
child beyond the danger point and passed through this place for Cali­
should study and practice them
he is doing well.
fornia last Friday. H e will make
We learn that the potato crop
his home at Merced and prepare
Miss
Lillis
Johnson,
o
f
the
North
will be short this season. Those
himself for the medical profession.
Fork,
was
coming
into
(own
yester­
who have succeeded should handle
The H e r a l d wishes him success.
their crops carefully and they may day morning on horseback, and as
she approached where the school
L o s t — By Leonard Coon, on Au­
realize handsomely from them.
children were playing, her horse gust 29th, between the Norway
Rosehurg Plaindealer:
Geo.
frightened and threw her to the scboolhouse and Coaledo, on the
Laingor, the stage driver who was
ground. She was but slightly hurt, wagon-road, one sack, containing
held up on Camas mountain last
one pair o f blankets and o d b com­
however, for she walked with Miss
fort. The finder will be suitably
August, is in the city today to tes­
Mollie Kinnicutt to the latter’s rewarded by leuvirg same at the
tify in the case of state o f Oregon
home, where she brushed the dust H e r a l d office.
agninst Eldo Woods.
from her clothing, bathed her
Arthur Flynn had been oo
The academy is starting off faitly hands and face and was soon on
Cherry creek shearing sheep some
well.
The attendance the first her way again.
couple of weeks since, and on re­
week was small, but the enrollment
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McCann, who turning home he was “ held up” on
of pupils has greatly augmented
have resided here abont a year past, the road, but refused to pungle. In
for this week, with promiseof large
left last Friday to make their home fact he was equal to the occasion
increase in the future.
on the lower coast, a few miles be­ and took in the enemy— hair and
When catarrh attacks a person o f sorof a-
low Baiidon. Mr. Mo will estab­ hide—for there were two o f them,
lous diathesis, tho disease is almost sure to
become chronic. The only efficacious cure, lish a sawmill there. Our people as usual. They were bears.
He
therefore, is Ayer's Sarsaparilla, which will miss Mrs. McCann very much,
shot them and took them home
expels scrofula from the system and the
more especially the W . C. T. U. with him.
catarrh soon follows suit. Local treatment
and church people, among whom
is only a waste o f time.
O. T. Hertslet, wife and three
The Willing Workers’ society of she was an able, earnest, faithful, children, and M. O. Masten, wife
the’Christian church has in prep­ energetic worker and be loved by and three children, reached this
all.
aration a pleasing entertainment
place tho past day or two. The
George Moulton, secretary of
for Saturday night, 19th inst., at
heads of the families came ahead
Masonic hall. A nice program will the Coqnille Duiryman’s U ih o d , Sunday to spy out the location, and
be given o f a literary and musical returned Sunday from a business the families followed yesterday
He took
character, and refreshments will be trip to San Francisco.
with three 4-horse
• teams, and aev-
down
83
head
o
f
fat
hogs
for the
on hand. The admission is put at |
eral extra head o f horses and cat­
union, and although he faced n
only 10 cents.
tle. These good folks are from
discouraging market, be succeeded
Kansas and were directly on their
C. L. Gray gave a “ house-warm- j
in selling at the highest price then
way, together with several other
m g” in his n#w business bouse last
going, which was 3J cents. George
Saturday night, prior to placing the is a good and reliable business man. families, which included three
or four old comrades of the late
counters and goods therein for
We made mention last week of
war, to Coos county, but had been
busiuess. It was a free dauce, and i
the gift of 10 bushels o f winter
induced to locate at and near Yon-
he furnished the music also. A !
apples to the editor by G. G. Swan
colla, Douglas county, for tbe past
large crowd attended and a grand
of Gravel Ford, but we wero too
summer. Mr. Hertslet had a cor­
time was had, running to a late
hurried then to mention that there
hour of tho night.
respondence with theis editor some
were 7 different varieties, and all
months ago, and received several
Mrs. W. C. Paxson came near
perfect and free from blight or
copies
o f the H e r a l d , and these
receiving injuries from a fall she
pests of any kind. Coos county is
got at T. A. Walker’s yesterday a garden spot for good apples,pears, furnished the incentive for the col­
ony to strike out to this far western
morning.
Sho was ascending a primes and plums.
county.
Several o f them left
flight of steps to the porch in ft oat
Of all good things give to th e ;
of the house, and these gave way,! sick,Oregon Kidney Tea is the best. homes not yet disposed of, but will
throwing her forward across the; It is strictly a vegetable prodnctioD, try and find employment to keep
porch. Sho is of large person, and and has that soothing effect upon them over tbe winter and locate
her fall was hard, but in such a weak or inflamed kidneys and later, after they have looked about
way as not to sprain her limbs nor bladder not obtainable from ^ n y them and find a suitable place.
break any bones. Luckily she was other known remedy. For sale by They are sober, industrious people,
little the worse of the fall, although N. G. W. Perkins, druggist. Myrtle and tbe H e r a l d hopes they will
it was a narrow escape from severe j Point, and S. L. Leneve, druggist, recsive such encouragement as will
warrant their remaining with us.
injury.
I Coquillc City.
From LaGrippe.
How D r. Miles’ Nervine Restored
One o f K en tu ck y’ s Business
Men to Hea*th-
THE IMPERIAL BICYCLE,
E. C. Barnard and his assistants,
Messrs. Otis and Hardy, of tbe U.
8. topographical engineers, reached j
A strictly High Grade Machine, warranted from the ground up,
tins place last Suturday evening
and will briefly establish headquar­
^
H I M II ) 16 First and Second Priies
ters here. We bad the pleasure of i
Mr. Otis’ acquaintance before, and
found him to be an exceedingly
pleasant gentleman.
Prof. Bar­
nard, chief of the corps, mnde
us a pleasant call, and we find bun
a very ugreeable and intelligent
gentleman. ’ Mr.B. ranks high as a
JteJ* Nearly 500 were sold in Oregon and Washington “%iB
toi* during the season of 1894. i c *
civil engineer aud is in charge of
a very important service. Iucludcd
N O R T H P A C IF IC B IC Y C L E CO.,
in the present visit to this place
133 Morrison street, Portland, Oregou.
will be much of interest aud value FOR PRICES, APPLY TO—
to the government and to our citi­
G . F . B O U T E L L , C o q u ille C ity ,
zens—such as a complete topo­
AGENT FOR COOS COUNTY.
graphical map will furnish, the
IT S INJURIOUS TO STOP SUDDENLY
exact location of our towns, tbe
and don’t be imposed upon by buying a
river and bay aud tributaries, tbe j
remedy that requires you to do so, as it is
public roads, mountains, etc. They !
nothing more than a substitue. In the sud­
will close up about the end o f the
den stoppage of tobacco you must have
month.
some stimulant, and in most all cases, the
effect of the stimulant, be it opium, mor­
James Hervey, a prominent j
phine, or other opiates, leaves
farmer of the Lee community, hasj
a far worse habit contracted.
had a very prosperous year haying
Ask your druggist about
had a good crop and saved all that
-c r r :R o .
It is purely vegetable.
You
has matured up to date.
Besides,
be has marketed some to fair ad­ do not have to stop using tobacco with BA CG-CURO- It will notify you
when to stop and your desire for tobacco will cease, Your system will be
vantage. His wheat crop, while the
as free from nicotine us the day before you took your first chew or smoke.
acreage sown was small, was phe­ An iron-clad written guarantee to absolutely cure the tobacco habit in all
nomenal in quality and quantity, its forms, or money refunded.
Price $1 por box, or 3 boxes (30 days
aud shows that, with favorable treatment and guaranteed cure,) $2.50 F or sale by all druggists or will
seasons for planting and harvest­ be sent by mail upon receipt of price, i END S IX T W O -C E N T
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Booklets and proofs free.
ing, the Coqnille valley flaunts the
E urek a C hemical & M’r’o Co., La Crosse, Wis.
banner yet. He bad about 8 acres
O ffioeof THE FIONEEK P r ESS COMPANY, C. W. Hornick,
o f wheat from which he gathered
St. Paul, Minn., Sept. 7,1894.
about 450 buebels of perfect wheat,
EarokaChemical and Man’ f ’g Co., L a Cmsae, Wis.—Dear Sira: I havo been a tobnero
fiend
for
many
years,
and
during
tbe
past
two
year«
have
smoked fifteen to t wenty cipnrs
entirely free from other seed. He regularly every day. My whole nervona aystein became affected,
until mypbyBician told
me
I
must
Rive
np
tbe
use
of
tobacoo,
for
the
time
beina
at least. I tried the Bo-calied
bnd also a fine crop of onions, sneb
"Keeley Core,” "No-To-Bno,” and variona other remedies, bat without sucoess, until l
as the North Fork is famous for, accidentally learned of yoor “ Bnoo-Cnro. ” Three weeks ago today t corn menced using
preparation, and today I consider myself completely cured ;I am in perfect health,
all housed; and other crops of hay, your
and the horrible craving for tobacco, which every inveterato smoker fully appreciates, has
completely
left me.
I consider your "Baoo-Ouro” simply wonderful, and can fully
vegetables, fruits, etc., unsurpassed.
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C. W. H obsick .
Farmers needing seed
wheat,
should not fail to secure the same
from Mr.Hervey.
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TH E
o DISEASE has ever presented so man j
peculiarities as LaGrippe. No disease
leaves Its victims so debilitated, useless,
sleepless, nerveless, as LaGrippe.
Mr. D. W. nilton, state spent of the Mut­
ual Life Insurance Co., of Kentucky, says:
“ lu 1889 and ’90 I had twq severe attacks
of LaGrippe, the lost one attacking my ner­
vous system with such severity that my life
was despaired of. I bad not slept for more
than two months except by the use of nar­
cotics that stupefied me, but pave me no
rest. 1 was only conscious of intense mental
weakness, agonizing bodily pain and tbe
fact that I was hourly growing weaker.
When in this condition, I commenced using
Dr Miles'Restorative Nervine. In two days
I began to improve and in one month's time
I was cured, much to the surprise of ail who
knew of my condition. 1 have been in ex­
cellent health since and have recommended
your remedies to many of my friends.“
Louisville. Jan 22.1895.
D. W. H ilton .
N
Dr. Miles’ Nervine Restores Health.
The W. C. T. U. will hold an im­
portant meeting next Friday after­
noon, at 3 o’clock. All tbe mem­
bers are earnestly urged to be pres­
ent, as a president is to be elected,
and other important matters are to
be attended to.
DON’T
STOP
TOBACCO
Rev. W. J. Fenton, formerly
stationed at Myrtle Point, is visit­
ing in this county daring Presiding
Elder Shangle’s official visit. He
Will Miller and family, Aunt
preached at Bandon Sunday and
Beckie Cardwell and son Alex,
will proacli at Myrtle Point next
James WatsoD, wife and four chil­
Sunday.
dren, and Rudolph Gohlinann, of
When the hair begins to oome out in
Washington, reached this locality
combing, it shows a weakness of the scalp
that calls for immediato attention. The last Friday. Several of the former
best preparation to arrest further loss of are well known here, having resided
hair and restore the scalp to a healthy con­ in this plnco and vicinity sometime
dition is Ayer’ s Hair Vigor.
since.
Mr. Watson and family
Mrs. Amelia Collier passed away and Mr. Gohlmann are newcomers.
this morniDg about 0 o’clock, after Mr. Miller has been greeted by
a most prolonged illness. She will many acquaintances.
H e thinks
be bailed from the family resi­ Coquille City has improved very
dence at 2 o’clock tomorrow ( Wed­ much, despite the tire, aDd is a
nesday), at which place and time most desirable place to locate in
Rev. Mr. Slmngle will preach a after bis experiences of sight-see­
funeral sermon.
ing and the hnrd times elsewhere.
G. W. Sinclair came np from
C. Schweitzer, a very competent
Humboldt county, Cal., last week workman, hae located at Bandon
to make his home with us.
His and established a tailor shop. Mr.
family will come along later. Mr. 8. is a very clever gentleman,
S. had spent most of last spring skilled in his calling and solicits
and summer here, but was called the patronage of the publio. His
back borne on nccount of an acci­ advertisement will appear next
dent to a sou who was working in a week.
Hawmill there.
Tbe H e r a l d wel­
Two nice prizes at the masquer­
comes him back.
ade Saturday night.
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Trusting you will publish this as
I want any one suffering from any
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TaDgent, Oregon, and will canvass
and Mias Tilda Ingraham.
M oom . w -C abl — At tho residence o f the Coos county.
This is a reliable
bride’ s parent« at Norway, Oct. 3. 1K96, by firia and already known ns such
Elder John Bonewitz, W .A. Moomaw and
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C o l l ie r — In this place, this morning, Oct.
8, 1895. Mrs. Amelia A., wife o f J. Alien
Collier. Mrs. Collier was born in Cook
county, 111., 8ept. 15, 1849.
I M PE R IA L !
Execution fzJa.1©.
OTICE is hereby given that under and
by virtue of an execution and order of
sale issued out o f the Circuit Court o f the
State of Oregon for Coos County, dated the
6th day o f September, 1895, in favor of tho
Coos Bay, Rose burg and Eastern Railroad
and Navigation Company, plaintiff, and
against the property o f C. J. Bishop, defend­
ant, commanding me to make sale of the
certain attached renl property in said exe­
cution and hereinafter particularly des­
cribed, to satisfy the demands of the said
plaintiff, towit: The sum o f $88.81, to­
gether with interest thereon from the 22d
day of May, 1895, at the rate of eight per
cent per annum, the further sum of $62.50,
costs, and also the costs o f said execution.
I will, ON SATURDAY, THE 12TH DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1895, at one o’clock p. in.
of said day, at the Courthouse door in tho
town of Empire City, in Coos county,
Oregon, offer for sale and sell at publio unc­
tion to tho highest aud best bidder, for
I cash, all right title and interest which the
said O. J. Bishop had on the 20th day of
November, 185)5, or ina.y at any time since
I have acquired in or to the following des-
j cribed real property, towit: Lota 1, 2, 8, 9,
11. 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16, all of said lots are
j in the town of Marshfield Gardens, in Coos
I county, state of Oregon, according to the
I plat of said «own now o f record in the
j Clerk’ s office of said county, or a sufficiency
thereof to satisfy tho demands of said
\ plaintiff as above set forth,
j Dated this 7th day of September. 1895.
W. W. GAGE,
[ seplO 5w) Hheriff of Coos county, Oregon.
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An Elegant Home--------
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for Sale, Cheap.
Acres,
4
2 mile from
Myrtle Point postoffloe; all rich bot­
tom land, cleared, fenced and in high
state of cultivation. GOOD HOUSE
and new barn, about 50 bushels o f potatoes
and a large amount of garden truck: 27
tiers hard wood, good cook stove, 75 chiak-
ens, about 50 bushels of corn, and o good
skiff with two pairs of oars.
ALL
OFFERED FOR $ 500.
Call at Wells, Fargo <fc Co’s Express office
at Myrtle Point for further particulars.
Administrator’s Notice.
o t ic e
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h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t
the undersigned has been, by the ordef
of the County Court of the County o f Coos,
State o f Oregon, appointed administrator
of the estate of S. C. Braden, deceased. All
persons having claims against said estate
are hereby required to present the same«
duly vended as by law required, to the
undersigned, at Myrtle Point, Coos county,
Oregon, at the offioeof Orvil Dodge, within
six months from the date o f the iirst public
cation of this notioo,
Dated this 1st dav o f October, 1895.
*8. C. BLADEN, Jn.,
Administrator Estate o f 8. C. Braden,
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Testimonials for Lewis’ Rheumatic
Liniment.
W . T. L ewis . Manufacturer o f Lewis’ Lin­
iment, Myrtle Point. O regon.
P bab S ir : I have been troubled with
sick headache tor years, and have tried
many remedies, but found n o good result
from anything until I tried your Great Lin­
iment, I found permanent relief from one
application and recommend it to the publio
for like trouble. I have often been m bod
for 2 or 6 days with this dreadful disease
and hiivesuffored intensely, but 1 am happy
to say tnat I havo at last found a sure cure,
and that cure is Lewis’ Groat Rhenmafci®
and Neuralgic Liniment, Respectfully.
MRS. G . W. 8 TEW ART.
This Liniment on sale at Leneve’»
drug store.
f.w.
g i T l h a m
,
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tiary. senographionl and extemporan­
eous coiffure arranging without platitndin-
OTICE is hereby given that under and ousponderosity; hirsute appendages mowed
by virtib of an execution and order ! and electrocuted synchronously.
I of sale isaued out o f the Circuit Court of
I the Slate o f < )regon for Coos County, dated I Q f .f v ATO M O f LAHD 1
the 7th day o f September, 1895, in favor of I tJJm> 'J A beautiful home. 1 0 0 « prune
R I P ’A N ’ S
John Norman, plaintiff, and against the trees coming into bearing: a good apple
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-- - Lewis, defendant.
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orchard and some small fruit; good house
property o f * jArues
M.
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commanding me to make sale of the certain i and barn and outbuildings: plenty o f good
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mortgaged real property in said execution water and everything convenient. Apply to
T h e m o d e m stand-
E. COKMAN.
and hereinafter particularly described, to
Myrtle Point, Or., or on tj© place.*
satisfy the demands of tl>e said plaintiff, j sepl)
u a rd F a m ily M e d í-
j towit: $333.60, with interest thereon at
MPROVED FARM OF lOO A C R E »
u
! the rate of ten per cent per annum from
good fruit and grain land in Rogue
th e
| the 15th day of May. 1895; and the fnrther
t/) cin e : C u r e s
! Hum o f $67.05 as attorney’ s fees and costs | River Valley, for exchange for a small
place
near a town in Coos county, or sul>-
u co m m o n c v c r y -d a y
j and interest thereon from said 15th day of
J. LiNDfiLEY,
i May, 1895, at the rate of eight per cent per ! urban property.
>
¡40
8m]
Beagle, Jackson co an tv, Oregon'
1 annum, and nlso the costs o f and upon said !
ills o f hum anity.
execution.
I
will,
ON
SATURDAY,
THE
5
12TH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1895. at the
TH E STEAM ERS
i hour of one o’clock p. m. o f said day, at |
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; the Courthouse door in the town o f Empire |
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I City, in Coos county, Oregon, offer for sale |
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' and sell at public auction to tbe highest i
and best bidder, for cash, all right, title
and interest which the said defendant,
W ill Make Regular Trips Between
I James M. Lewis, had on the 6th day o f I
I April. 1895. or may at anytime rinc«- have
acquired in or to the lots numbered one j
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ana two, and the southwest quarter o f the
northeast quarter, and the northwest quar- |
CARRYING
ter o f the southeast quarter, all o f section
five, in township thirty-one south, o f range Passengers and Freight at Lowest
Rates.
twelve west of the Willamette Meridian, in
Coos county. Oregon, or a siflflciency
thereof to satisfy the demands o f tho said
OREGON COAL A NAVIGATION CO..
j plaintiff as above set forth.
Dated Septeinlmr 9, 1895.
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Ked Front Boiliding—op-stair»—Front 8t.
E. G. Flanagan. Ai**»nt. Marshfield.
W. W CAGE,
i seplO5wl Hheriff o f Coo» county, Oregon. • 8. O. Co., Agent, Empire City.
COQUILLE CITY.
true to name and at fair prices,
give George Moulton yoor order.
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Arago ami Areata
Coos Bay M Ssa Francisco
Sbavili; ait Hair Dressing;
Most Perfect Made.
in Years the SUndard.
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