I*o|iii{I n t County Committ««».
In accordance with the call of tiro
Populist couuty committee, pub
T U E S D A Y , O C TO B E R 15. 1895.
lished iu the H erald for about
three weeks past, the new commit-
R E G U L A R T R A IN S
o n d a y s , W e d n e s d a y s a n d e u i -
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teemen-elect met in this place yes
duy» will run as follows;
Don ve
terday (Monday, Oct. 14), at the
Arrivo
8 Uü ft. ni.
Marshfield
12. H» p. m.
city hall and organized. J .S . Mc-
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COQUILLE CITY 11.00 a. ni. Eweu was made temporary chair
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10.96 ••
Norway
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man and J. J. Stanley, secretary.
Myrtle Point
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Ou motion, the body acted ou the
L O C A L ITEM S.
credentials and right to member
Additional locals ou 2d and 4th ship on the county committee, de
PHfees.
cla rin g the following persons hs
To McDouald’s, for hot or cold duly chosen:
hath*.
E. P. Mast, Dora.
J. S. McEwen, Coquille City.
Li^ht frosts have fallen here in
D. D. McCampbell, Four-mile.
the past week.
D. C. Randtemau, Parkersburg.
Miss Nellie Sackett has opened
Richard Ayre, Newport.
W. S. Marshall, Bandon.
her school at Leaver Hill.
I.
T. Weekly, Gravel Ford.
For pretty “ red spplep,” com
A. M. Collver, South Marshfield.
mend us to Coos county, Oregon.
Capt. J. K. Ernst, North Mnrsh-
The Star Comedy Co. will soon 1 Held.
give a play that will entertaiu yon. I J. J. Stanley, Empire City.
.Joel Patterson, South slough.
The steam ?r 13‘indorille is due
J. H. Matheny, Myrtle Point.
at this place from San Francisco.
E. J. Coffelt, Coos river.
W. H. Hull, Riverton.
Miss Belle Hnrlocker left Empire
last week for SanFrancisco to spend i Twelve precincts were unrepre
sented, and a resolution wns passed
the winter.
J. 8. Lawrence returned last ordering an election to be held in
i those several precincts on Saturday,
Saturday night flora a business
Nov. 9, at 2 p. in., for the purpose
trip on the bay.
o f choosing a member o f the county
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Strang made
central committee, the came so cho
a visit to the North Fork last week,
sen to be sent to the secretary, J. J.
returning yesterday.
Stanley, at Empire City, for enrol
City Marshal Ed Gallier, of ment. l^The precincts to elect will
13atdon, was up on a visit Sunday, be announced formally in next
retui ning home yesterday.
week’s HERALD.]
Mrs. J. B. Marshall, of Bandon,
An election o f permanent officers
accompanied her son William to wns then proceeded with, resulting
ttiis place yesterday ou a visit and iu the choice of
pleasure trip.
Chairman— W. H. Hull,Riverton.
VioP-CImirmnn and Treasurer—
The couuty meeting o f the W.
C. T. U. will be held in this place J. S. McEwen, Coquille City.
Secretary—J. J. Stanley, Empire
on the2Sth and 29th of this month, City.
in the M. E. church.
On motion, an executive commit
I f our readers will clip the cou tee o f seven was chosen, the chair-
pon otferiug premiums, in another mnn, vice-chairman and treasurer,
column, they will find the promise
nnd the secretary o f the central
carried out to the letter.
committee to be each ex-officio mem
The presbytery of southern Ore-
bers nnd officers of the executive
gou at Roseburg lust week passed
committee, nnd one member each
a resolution to meet at Bandon the
from justice’s precincts, as follows:
3d Thursday in August, 1896.
No. 2, A. M. Collver; No. 4, I. T.
Uro. S. B. Hatch still kindly Weekly; No. 5, J. H. MatheDy; No.
remembers the H erald with per 6, W. S . Marshall.
sonal favors, from his home at
On motion, 7 members were de
Santa Cruz, Cal.
We thank him. clared to be n quorum of the county
The I. O. G. T. installed their central committee t i transact busi
new officers at last Friday night’s ness, and 4 a quorum of the execu
meeting, nnd starts off with bright tive committee.
[Besolntions that were passed nre
promise of usefulness and great
held over for next issue.— E d . H er
interest.
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Capt. Donaldson came up from
Did yon ever notice a bad taste
San Francisco ou the steamer Arngo
a few days ago nnd assumed com iu the mouth when you arise in the
mand o f the tug “ Barclay Goldeu” morning, and a tired nervous feel
ing in the small of the back, mak
— late Katie O'Neil.
ing you feel os though you had been
Mrs. Helen B. Harford, stale sleeping on a ridge in the bed?
lecturer of the W. C.T. U., will visit Do you know that many people die
this place ou the 28th and 29th from kidney troubles winch might
insts., in atteudance at our County have been cured if takpn in time?
A package of Oregon Kidney Ten
W. C. T . U. meeting.
will cure yon. For sale by drug
I f you wish to sccare a certain and speedy
resnlt, when using Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, be gists Dr. 8. L. Loneve o f Coquille
careful in observing the rnles o f health, or City, nnd N. G. W. Perkins of
the benefit may be retarded. A fair and Myrtle Point.
persistent trial o f thiH medicine never falls,
when the directions are followed.
William Ayre nnd son Richard
o f Lihhy bays been visiting in this
>p!nco two or three days, nnd will
make a visit to Myrtle Point today.
Mr. A., sr., is not iu good health,
and he is testing our climate.
Mrs. Grimes and Mrs. Annie
Twambly of Empire hnve lieen
visiting Mr. nnd Mis. J. W. Len-
eve several days, returning home
yesterday.
They attended the
masquerade last Saturday night.
TLe K. of P. graud lodge closed
its session at Salem Inst Friday.
Coos couuty was represented as
follows: Myrtle, No. 3, Marshfield,
by Thomas D. White and F. A.
Goldeu; Delphin, No. 64, BandoD ,
Peter Loggie and T. J. T hrift
Peter Loggie, the popular Ban
don architect and contractor, re-
tarned home yesterday from attend
ance at the K. o f P. grand lodge
at salem. He also extended his
visit to Portlaud and other points
in the valley. Mr. L. was much
pleased with events at the grand
lodge meeting.
The Presbytery of Southern
Oregon met in Roseburg Tuesday
last
R»v. R. B. Dilworth was
elected moderator and Rev. S. S.
Caldwell, temporary clerk.
Rev.
W. C, Scott o f Bacdon was excused
from atteudance.
Elder J. M.
Beyers was present from Coos
county.
The folic «ring orders were entered
in the supreme court ou the 8th
lust.:
The Coos bay, Roseburg & East
ern Railroad and Navigation com
pany, appellant, vs W . L . Dixon,
respondent, ordered on motion that
appellnut hnve until Nov. 1, 1895,
to &erve and file the abstract and
until Dec. 1st to serve and file brief.
Same vs J. H. Nosier, same order, j
The Southern Oregon company,
appellant, vs Coos couuty et al,
same order.
cian, Humboldt* Neb., who Buffered with
heart diseaso for four years, trying every
remedy and all treatments known to him*
self and fellow-practitioners; believes that
heart disease is curable. Ho writes:
“ I wish to tell what your valuable medi
cine has dono for me. For four years I had
heart disease of the very worst kind. Sev
eral physicians I consulted, said It waa
sh ortn ess o f
breath, palpita
tio n s , s e v e r e
pains, unable to
sleep, especially
on the left aide.
No pen can de
scribe my suffer
ings, particularly
luring the last
nths of those
four weary years.
I finally tried
Dr. Miles’ New Heart
Three Years of Splendid Health.
Dr. Miles* Heart Cure
R e s to r e s H e a lth
Bo ready to greet Peleg and
Peter— by the Star Comedy Co.
Our friend C. Wilkins is still
confined to his bed and is quite ill.
Don't wait for our collector, but
call and settle or send all or part of
what is due on subscription.
President T. W. Clark, of the
Baudou Woolen Mills Co., is on a
business trip to San Frnucisco.
At Masonic ball Saturday night
—don’t miss it. Several new and
interesting features iu this enter
tainment.
j
The Libby Flute band will give
a grand masquerade at the Libby
sclioolhcuse on Saturday evening,
Oct. 26th. Tickets, 75 cents; sup
per 50 cents per plate, by Mr.
Longataff. Ladies free. Music by
the Libby orchestra.
The social o f the Y. P. S. C. E ,
held at the residence of Mrs. Sim
mons Wednesday night o f last
week, was a most successful and
pleasant affair. The social waa well
attended and heartily enjoyed.
Earnie Bosk. 10-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gnrley Bonk, is
credited with having killed two
deer lately a short distance below
Band id . ODe, the Recorder says,
! was a very large fat buck.
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Masonic hall, will be one o f special
enjoyment.
Admission, 10 cent».
After the program, lunch will be j
furnished at 20 cents for two, and
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B ryan —At Lake Side, Kings county. Cal.,
Oct. 2, 1895, to Mr. and Mrs. James Bryan,
formerly of this county, a son.
KoBiiiiTa—At Myrtle Point, Oct. 7, 1895, to
All kinds o f work will receive careful
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Roberts, a son.
attention. Prices reasonable.
D IE D .
Mirro A LF—On South slough, Oct. 5, 1895, j
Amos Metcalf, aged 20 years.
R IP A N S
M ttsio —At salem, O r., Oct. 1, 1895, James
Music. I Deceased was formerly a r e si-1
dent o f Humner, in this county.!
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and don’t be imposed upon by buying •.
remedy that requires you to do so, as it ..
nothing more thnu a substitue. In the sud
den stoppage of tobacco you must hnve
some stimulant, and in most all cases, t-.
effect of the stimulant, be it opium, men
phine, or other opiates, leav
H e r a l d office.
a far worse habit contractad.
After the literary nnd musical
Ask your druggist about
program next Saturday night, at i
Z B ^ A -C O -C T T IR O .
Masonic hall, nice lunches for twoj
It is purely vegetable.
You
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the purchaser can eat both or iu- when to stop and your desire for tobacco will cease, Your system will lie
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Only 10 cents admission. For the it» forms, or money refunded.
Price $1 per box, or 3 boxes (30 din
organ fund.
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Nelson Smith, son-in-law of our be sent by mail upon receipt of price. SEND S IX TWO - (F A
Booklets and proof» free.
townsman C. Wilkins, who lives STAMPS FOR SAMPLE BOX.
E iibek a C h em ical & M V o Co., La Crosse, Win
shout 3 miles north o f town on Mr.
Messer’s place, met with a painful
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accident last Saturday. He fell
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fov
many
years,
and
during
the
past
two
years
have
smoked
fifteen to twenty cigars
from a log, at which he was work
regularly every day. My whole nervous system became affected, until my physician t-./.il
ing, an 1 broke two or three ribs. me I must give up the use of tobacco, for the time being at least. I tried the so-cuU» d
“ Keeley Cure,” “ No-To-Bnc,” nnd various other remedies, but without success, until >
He is confined to his home.
accidentally learned of your “ Baco-Curo. ” Three weeks ngo todny I commenced using
non*.
Don’ t commit iraioide on acconnt o f yonr
“ incurable” blood disease. The sensible
thin« for yon to do is to take Ayer’« Sarsa
parilla. I f that fail«, why, then—keep on
trying, and it will not fail. The trouble is,
! people get discouraged too soon. “ Try,
try, try again,”
I M P E R I A ] , !
Bk£f~ Nearly 500 were »old iu Oregon aud Washington *%S0
Day during tlio season of 1894. -%fU
L o s t — By Leonard Goon, on Au
gust 29th. between the N orw ay1
schoolhouse and Conledo, on the
wagon-rond, one sack, containing
one pair o f blankets and one com
fort. The finder will be suitably !
rewarded by leavirg same at the
D. H. Divilbiss of Curry county
Jnmes Hatcher, a thrifty and
was present at our circuit court last
week, passing through this place. progressive farmer of the Fair-
view neighborhood, loft 9 beautiful
The H erald extends congratula He was interested in a mining suit.
varieties of apples with us Satur
Walter Colvin came upon a brief
tions to Prof. C. A, Nolner and
day, all of standard kiuds, which
bride (nee Miss Ida May Sanford), visit today from Bandon. He has
speak well for his industry nDd in
who were wedded ou the 5th lost, completed his present contract telligence.
The list comprises
at the home o f the bride’s purents, there, and may shortly come home Spitzenberg, BeD Davis, Seek-no-
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Sanford, at to stay.
Farther, Northern Spy, Baldwin,
The stockholders o f the new
Empire City. The groom is well
Red-Cheek Pipin, Maiden's Blush,
known in this place, nod we nre hotel will meet ht the Universalist Yellow Bell-Flower aud Clnyton.
glad to learn o f his luck iu drawing church next Friday night, and all With the exception of the lust,
a prize o f such worth as Miss Ida, are urgently invited to attend in probably, these names nre very
anti we wish both many happy days. person or by proxy to enact import fumiliur to old states’ people and
The bride is distantly related to ant business.
will be recognized as old friends of
our fellow-towusman R. D. Sanford.
Prof. Barklow returned to Ban whom they need not be ashamed.
The Epworth League chose the don yesterday, from a visit of in Thanks to friend Hatcher.
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following officers at its recent bus spection of the public schools on
He also made a visit A l l Persons who will clip this
iness meeting: Mrs. J. 8. Lawrence, the bay.
H I I coupon from the columns
president; Miss Mary Drnne, sec to the schools here, and formed n
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of tlio HERALD and send
retary; Miss Emma Lorenz, trea good opiui«n of the discipline and it with their order to Smith's Cash
surer; M issZettie Messer, organist. management by the teachers in Store, 414 to 418 Front street, San
Francisco, Cal., will receive pre
On public worship— Mrs.KnowIton, charge.
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miums, os follows: Ou orders $1
Lilly Wilson and Edna Lorenz; on
(Jatarra.
to $10, a child’» book, Dolly Dimplo
charity—Julia Diane, Ray Collier
E . \V. J ot C om pany — Gentlemen: Series; order $10 to $25, one year’s
aud Zettie Messer; literary pro
I have just completed the second subscription, free, to anv of the fol
gram— EmmaLoreuz,Marvin Lamb bottle of your VegetableSarsaparilla, lowing
;
and Ben Lawrence.
I have hud catarrh for year» which SCATTERED HEEDS, Philadelphia. Pa.
AUD AND FA KM, Sau Francisco.
C ard of T hanks .— T he under affected my eyes, hearing and stom OUCH
HOME MAGAZINE. Washington, D. 0.
signed desire to thank nil thfir ach. Frequently would have dull FARM JOURNAL, Philadelphia, Pa.
neighbors,nnd more especially Mrs, headaches for days at a time. Since
Only one coupon honored with each order.
Bu in t the
ne a
above
Dove
O. J . SeeIy, Mrs. J: A. Lyons, M r* !
Jour 1 'omedy I have felt no [Sugar purchases not included
offer. J
M. B. Smith, Mrs. J. J. Lamb, M rs.! disagreeable symptoms.
Books front our 2/5 cont
Trusting you will publish this as list may be chosen in place
A. J. Sherwood, Mrs. R. E. Back,
o f papers if preferred.
Mrs. N. Lorenz, Miss Thenie Wil- I want any one suffering from any
kins, Miss Annie Leneve, Mrs. of the above symptoms to be bene
Geo. Moulton again accepts the
Whetstone, Mrs. T. G. Dixon and fited. Kindly send me two more agency of the Pacific nursery at
bottles by return express. (Sigued)
Miss Sallie Mast.
Tangent, Oregon, and will canvnsa
Mu. F uedsbick D e R ichmond ,
J. A. C ollier ,
Coos county. This is a reliable
Seattle,
Wash.
D avid C ollier ,
firm and already known as such
M rs . 8. E. R obinson ,
Every mail brings a new batch of to Coos couuty patrons, while
G eo . A. R obinson ,
j testimonials for Joy’s Vegetable George is also well known and
deals fairly with our citizens.
If
Geo. L airgor—our George, nDd Sarsaparilla.
yon wsnt fruit trees of any kind,
now somewhat prominent as the
n iK R I F .I I .
driver who is held up for toll so L ano C ss -S pbioob —At Empire City. Oct. 4, true to name and at fair prices,
1895, Henry Langnss and Miss Nellie give George Mnalton your order.
often on the stage-road near R ose-; Spriggs, Justice It. J. Cessans officiating,
burg was in town yesterday greet- N om - nhb -H anford —At the r»«Wenoe of the
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bride'» pnreiils. on H bviimi Hloagli. Oct. A.
ing friends, and extended b is trip
mss, i,y Kev. c . M. fcsbjorn, ciunde A.
BANDON, OREGON.
to Bfradun. W eare alwaysglad to
Nolln«r nod Mis» Ids Mny Sanford.
Furnishes beat g£od* on the market, home
see Georg?.
The entertainment o f the W illing
Workers’ society will take plaee
Saturday night at Masonic hall.
It will be quite au attraction, for
several new features will be intro
duced.
Admission only 10 cents.
Lunch for two, 20 cents.
T H E
Sam Currier, n successful miner FOIi PRICES, APPLY
in the Salmon mountain section,
G. F . B O U
southern Coos, was in town this
morning. Mr. C. is a rustler.
P
Judge Schroeder was called to
nttend court InBt week, but before
he left he bad made a tlip to the
North Fork section and inspected
the new and lately lepaired bridges
on the public roads. He was well
satisfied with the work that had
been done as substantial and up to
the requirements of the service.
to Any One Who W ill Show a Record Like
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. S tan ley of
! Empire City are visiting the
j parenta o f the latter, Mr. and Mrs.
John Goodman of this place,
FREE
G. F. Bnntell was at Norwny
Suuday, and nraong other interest
ing sights snw a gray eagle that
had been killed by S- L. Lnfferty,
which was a larger bird than is
usually seen around here of that
family. It wns devouring n turkey
at the time Mr. Lnfferty shot it.
The bird measnred 7 feet from tip
to tip o f wiugs.
A $ 5 0 0 0 Challenge in Gold Coin
Rheumatism of the Heart.
The shingle mill and city ball
came near being cremated last
Thursdny near noon, a spark from
the former having lie ou the roof
DR. J. H. WATTS.
and been fanned into a flame by
Cure,
the wind.
It
was observed and was surprised at the result. It put new
promptly, and by the ready re life into and made a new man of me. 1
have not had a symptom of trouble since
sponse of Thomas KrewsoD, Brette and I am satisfied your medicine has cured
Clark and Frank Wilson was soon mo for 1 have now enjoyed, since taking it
disposed of. Wm. Norton, of Bea
ver, slough, barely escaped serious 1 might add that I am a druggist and have
1 sold and recommended your Heart Cure, for
injury«during the excitement. He I know w batit has done for me and only
was loading his skiff, which lay iu wish 1 could state more clearly my suffer
ing then and the good health 1 now enjoy.
the river, and duriop the rush of Your Nervine and other remedies also
knocking shingles from the roof give excellent satisfaction.'* J. H. W atts .
Humboldt, Neb., May 9, *94.
to extinguish the tire, a heavy piece ; Pr. Mllce Heart C o« lssoid on , noaitiv«
o f sheeting slid down the roof and
it will
sent, prepaid,
of price
over the eave, endways, just miss- -*
w1! 1 be
beiwntj
prepaid, on
on receipt
receipt of
by the Dr. MUos Medical O cl . Elkhart, lad.
F. L. Lowe denies the statement
that Price Bro’s mill at Riverton
has changed hands.
He informs
Editor Stitt o f the Recorder that
“ Mr. Walcott had heretofore owned
nn interest iu the Riverton mill
and has goue there to keep the
books and attend the store con
nected with the mill." Mr. W. is
splendidly qualified iu this line of
business,
and
his well-known
integrity, energy and business
qualities will be a great help to the
management, whose business de
mands hnve greatly increased of
late.
A strictly High Grade Machino, warranted from the ground up,
( 75 Gold Medals,
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lit
lu n v il
| j g p jfjt an(| Second Prizes.
Rev. Mr. Wells will preach at
the Methodist church Suuday, and
I the monthly meeting will be held
'• Saturday afternoon.
1 Masonic hall is takiugon a hnnd-
[ some finished appearance. Messrs
It was almost un IN. W. Leneve aud Zenie Strang
endurable; with will soon finish the painting.
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ing him and striking iato the river
with great force. It was a very
close call, but like the blaze ou the
roof, lasted quick and quite with
out damage.
THE IMPERIAL BICYCLE,
Beyers A Hunt's photo tent has
! gone to new fields*
They did a
JH*. X JT. lV a t tm , druggist and physi good business here.
YEARS OF INTENSE PAIN.
PAPERS
The hotel meeting last night wns
not well nttended, and after some
informal talk on matters pertaining
to the. progress o f the work nnd
outlook for its speedy completion
the meeting adjourned to next Fri
day night, at which it ¡ r expected
to attend to very important business.
It is hoped every stockholder will
be present, either in person or by
proxy, nnd that friends o f the enter
prise nlso will attend and take an
interest in the work.
Mrs. rt. Symons and two little
folks of Myrtle Point, are visiting
at her sister’s. Mrs. Root's, in this
Geo. Lorenz, who experted the place. Mrs. S. is just recovering
from an agne attack, contracted
Floras creek creamery the past sea lately on a visit to California.
son, returned to his home at this
Rev. W. B. Smith is expected to
place last week.
George is a sub arrive from California soon to take
stantial, faithful and qualified charge o f the Methodist cirarch at
young man, and undoubtedly has this place.
left a favorable impression with
Yon can buy a good farm cheap,
those whom he ha3 served for so and adjoining Coquille Citv on the
west, by calling on R. D. Sanford.
tuuuy months.
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make them move. Cash is the right thing.
Do not let any one get yonr name down ns
a debtor. Bo free and independent to pur
chase where and what you please. If you
have not the capital to run the ranch or the
business get it on the best terms possible
and pay for it at current rates, but do not
pay two prices for goods for the sake of a
few weeks creuit. That is your trouble to
day. Economy is wealth. Our CLOTH
ING for Hundaj nnd everyday use is well
made and of good material. Tt is sold at
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CLOTHING
S ta ili ail Hair Dressing
An Elegant Home
for Sale, Cheap.
Acres,
4
2 mile from
Myrtle Point postoffloe; ell rich >Jt
tom land, cleared, fenced and in high
state o f cultivation. GOOD HOUSE
and new barn, about 59 bushels o f potatoes
and a large amount o f garden track:
tiers hard wood, good cook stove. 75 chick
ens. about 50 bushels of corn, anil a - uk I
skiff with two pairs of oars.
ALL
O FFER E D FOR
$5»
Call at Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express «
at Myrtle Point for further particulars.
A dm inistrator’s N otice
SMITH’S CASH STORE,
■VI OTIC E IS HEREBY GIVEN T il A ,
L v the undersigned has been, by the order
of tho County Court of the County o f Coos
State of Oregon, appointed administrator
OTICE is hereby given that under and of the estate of S. C. Braden, deceuseti Al
by virtue of an execution and order of persons having claims against said e.s?at
sale issued out o f the Circuit Court o f the are hereby required to present the same
State of Oregon for Coos County, dat ed the duly verified as by law required, to tin
0th day o f September, 1895, in favor of the undersigned, at Myrtle Point. Coos counti
Coos B ay, Roseburg and Eastern Railroad Oregon, at the offioo o f Orvil Dodge, v.\¡thr
nnd Navigation Company, plaintiff, and six months from the date o f the first pubii
against the property of C. J. Bishop, defend cation of this notice,
Dated this 1st dav o f October. 1895.
ant, commanding me to make sale of the
‘8. C. BRADEN. J:i
certain attached real property in said exe
Administrator Estate of 8. (J. Bi 1 r
cution and hereinafter particularly des
cribed, to satisfy the demands o f the said ootl 4t]
plaintiff, towit: The sum of $88.81, to
gether with interest thereon from the 22d Testimonials for Lew is’ Rheumalis
day of May, 1895, at the rate of eight per
Liniment.
cent per nutium. the further sum of $92.50,
costs, and nlso the costs of said execution,
I will. UN SATURDAY, THE 12TH DAY W . T. L e w i s . Manufacturer o f Lewis
iraent, Myrtle Point. Oregon .
OF OCTOBER, 1895, at one o’ clock p. m.
P e ar S i r : I have been troubled
of said day, at the Courthouse door in the
town o f Empire City, in Coos county, sick headache for years, and have
Oregon, offer for sale and sell ut public auc many remedies, but found no good r
tion to the highest and best bidder, for from anything until I tried yonr Grout
cash, al) right title r.nd interest which-the irn nt. I found permanent relief iron
said C. J. Bishop had on the 20th day of application an d recommend it to the j)
November. 1898, or may at any time since for like trouble. I have often been it
linYo acquired in or to the following des for 2 or 3 davs with this dreadful r.
cribed real property, towit: Lots 1, 2, 8, 9, and havosuffereff intensely, but 1 am h
11. 12,18, 14, 15 and lfi, all of said lots are to say that I have at last found a sun
ip tho town of Marshfield Gardens, in Coos and that cure is Lewis’ Great Rheut
county, state of Oregon, according to the and Neuralgic Liniment. Reimoctful!
plat of said town now o f record iu the
MRS. G . W. SI i WA'
Clerk’s office o f snid county, or a sufficiency This Liniment on sale at Lent ve :
thereof to satisfy the demands of said
drug store.
plaintiff as above set forth.
Dated this 7th day o f September, 1895.
W. W. GAGE.
sep!0 5w) Hheriffof O ’oa eounty. Oregon.
41(1 to 418 Fror,t street. San Francisco.
Execution fcJs.le.
N
X& Eeeuta£A s a i o .
'OTICK is hereby given thnt under and
by virtue of nn execution nnd order
of sale issued not of the Circuit Court of
the State o f Oregon for Coos County, dated
the 7th day of September, 1895, in favor of
John Norman, plaintiff, aud against the
property of James M. Lewis, defendant,
commanding me to make sale of the certain
ra^rtgagfed real property in said execution
The modern stand
and hereinafter particularly described, to
satisfy the demands of the said plaintiff,
ard Family Medi
towit: $893.(50, with interest thereon at
the rate of ten jper cent per annum from
cine :
the
the 15th day of May, 18'.*»; and the further
sum of $(>7.05 as attorney's fees and costs
common every-day
and interest there*-n from said loth day of
May, 1895. at the rate of eight per cent per
annum, nnd also the coats of and upon said
ills of humanity.
execution. I will, ON SATURDAY, THE
liT II DAY OF OCTOBER. 1*95. aft the
hour of one o'clock p. in. of said day, at
the Courthouse di.or in the town o f Empire
City, in Coo« county, Oregon, offer for sale
anti sell at public auction to the highest
and best bidder, for cash, all right, title
aud interest which the said defendant,
James M. l»ewis, had on the 6th day of
April. 1899, or may at any time since have
M O W ld in <>r to tho Iota numbered one
^ 3 y T c I D 0 3 S r ^ .I _ ,3 D ’ S
ami two. and the southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter, nnd the northwest quar
ter of the southeast quarter, all of section
five, in township thirty-one south, of range
twelve west of the Willamette Meridian, in
Coon county, Oregon, or a sufficiency
th°reof to satisfy the demands of the said
plaintiff as above set forth.
Dated September 9, 1895.
Red Pruitt Bn Hiding—upstairs—Front St.
W. W. GAGE.
/'/h/lf’Tt 11/ f l
, sepl05wi Sheriff of Coo» couuty, Oregon.
C ures
Small Investments.
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ermatological pubnipotkn
tiary. sen*»graphical nnd enteraporan
eons coiffure arranging withou* plati:n L.
oosponderosity; hirsute appendage« nmwe
and electrocuted synchronously.
Q f i f \ ACRES OF LAND FOR SA l E-
f ) J . J A beautiful borne. 1 0 9 0 pran
trees coming into bearing; n good nppl a
orchard and some small frnit: good : - i l
and barn and outbuildings; pb uty o f < • <
water and everything convenient. Artdv !<
E. GORMAN
aepl)
Myrtle Point, Or., or on t‘je |
MPROVED FARM OF
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good fruit and grain lar.d in K
Riv»*r Vnlley, for exchange for a
place near a town in Coos county, oi w
urban property.
J. LINDHLE^
4(>3iu]
Beagle, Jackson coar.lv. Or» . -
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THE
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Will Make Regular Trips Between
Coos Bay anil San Francis
CARRYING
Passengers and Freight at Low
Rates. -
OREGON COAL A NAVIGATION
Pmp*
E. O. Flanagan, Agent. Marshfield.
' 8 . O . Co* Agent. Lis pi re City,