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Newspaper Page TextYEARS OF INTENSE PAIN. 1 l i;si>AV. DEl . ‘24, 1890. * REGULAR ondays . M T R A IN S W e d n e s d a y s a n d fm i day* will ruu us follows; Leave 8.00 n. in. Arrive “ 9.15 “ 9.50 “ 10.00 “ Marshfield COQUILLE CITY Norway Myrtle Point LOCAL it e m s . A M<-rry Christines to all. To McDoualil’s, for hot or colil baths. Additional locals on 2d and 4th pages. Pershbnker’s mill has had a new smoke stack pat up. Rev. Mr. Wells, Baptist, will preach in this place next Sunday. Mr. Waters, of Middle creek, was m town on business on last Monday. Ed Proctor, of Beaver Hill, was doiug this place last Friday on business. Don't miss the Godfreys’ enter tainment at Masonic ball next Sat urday night. A. Pershhaker is having n large boom put in at Randolph. J. K. McLeod is driving the piles. ut Cite P o o r F o rm . Fred Sherer, who has been at the poor farm for the past five yeurs, suffering with scrofula nod lung trouble, died Ht that place on last Tuesday, the 16th of Decem ber at 4 o'clock p. m. Ho was aged 15 years, 4 months and 3 days at the time of his death. He was bnried ou Thursday the 18th. He Was a Christian boy, died in great peace and bas gone to the better j home. --------------- ------------ • From Mr. McClure, superinten dent o f lighthouses, we learn that the schooner Donald was wrecked at the Arago point offiug while ly ing at anchor there, preparatory to unloading machinery for the new lighthouse at that place. The Donald was owned by Joseph Smith, the contractor, and, together with the cargo of machinery, was a total loss. The vessel dragged her anchor during the heavy blow on last Thursday, went on the rocks and was smashed into fragments. It will be a serious loss to Mr. Smith, and as the time of bis con tract is ueurly out it will disarrange bis plans materially. Will Tenbrook came up from Bandon last Friday and returns to the bay for permanent residence. Town was full of people yester The popularity of Chamberlain’s day purchasing Christmas presents Cough Remedy and the high esteem for the little folks, at our various in which it is held leads us to believe stores. it to bo an article of great worth The Godfreys will give one of and merit. We have the pleasure their charming entertainments at | of giving the experience of three Masonic hall next Saturday night, prominent citizens of Redondo Beach, Cal., in the use of the rem Dec. 28th. edy. Mr. A. V. Trudell Bays: “ I A W o m .lrrlu l U i n l a s i s V en tu re . Will A. Peairs, representing the Chamberlain Medicine Co. of Des Moines, bas jyst returned from a trip round the world in the interest o f that company. This is the first instance in which a representative of a western firm ever encircled the globe ou a business trip. Mr. Peairs was 16 months .in making this trip, traveled, in all, 35,000 miles, cauvassqd Africa thoroughly, eu route, 1200 miles of which was “ lrtked” *Mhat is, traveled with a ponderous two-wheeled ox-cart,and a little negro boy as companion and driver. Chamberlain's are now the best advertised and most widely known proprietory medicines in the world. Mr. Peairs is an intel ligent, upright ami gentlemanly young man, and has been in Co- qaille City, the H e r a l d ' s original contract for advertising Chamber lain's remedies baving been made and signed by bim. We had had dealings with Mr. Peairs before, elsewhere, and always found him to be gentlemanly and a good busi ness man. We congratulate bim on bis safe return, and at the suc cess o f bis great and unrivaled busiuess venture. D r . J . H . RVrtit, druggist and physi cian, Humboldt, Neb., who snfferod 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. lie writes: - MI wish to tell what your valuable medi cine has done for me. For four years I had heart diseaso of tho very worst kind. Sev eral physicians I consulted, said It was -Rheumatism of the Heart. It was almost un DR. J. il. WATTS, endurable; with sh ortn ess of breath, palpita t io n s , s e v e r e pains, unable to sleep, especially on the left side. No pen can de scribe my suffer ings, particularly uring the last ontba of those four weary years. I finally tried Dr. Miles’ New Heart Cure, and was surprised at the result. It put new life Into and made a new man of me. 1 have not had a symptom of trouble since and 1 am satisfied your medicine has cured mo for I have nt>w enjoyed, since taking It Three Years of Splendid Health. 1 might add that I am n druggist and have sold and recommended your Heart Cure, for 1 know wbat it li;is done for me and only wish 1 could state m orecloarly my suffer ing then and tho good health 1 now enjoy. Your Nervine and other remedies also give excellent satisfaction." J. H. W atts . Humboldt, Nob., May 9, *94. Dr. Miles Heart Cure is sold on a positive guarantee that tbo first bottle will Deneflt. All druggists sell it at II, 6 bottles for 15, or It will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of prio» by the Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure Restores Health A n d still the s u b scrib e rs co m e in and v o lu n ta rily en roll on the H e r a l d ’ s list. L a st Illa zr . L . G R A Y ,” About twelve o’clock last night fire was d is co v e re d id th e u p p e r i floor o f the buildiug occupied by the Shamrock saloon, near the dep ot The fire wag suspicioned to be of incendiary origin, but was soon extinguished, great care being COQUILLES C I T Y , O R E G O N . taken to see that it was all oat. Aboat two o'clock an alarm was sonDded by a whistle from Lyons’ WATCHES, FINE LINE OF CLOCKS OF BEST MAKE, NEW AND mill, which aronsed the whole town STYLISH SILVERWARE AND OPTICAL GOODS from their peaceful slumbers. This ALWAYS ON HAND. time the flames were breaking through the roof of the building -Strings fo r All Kinds o f Musical Instruments and quickly communicated tu the adjoining property, the lower part of which was occupied by Lyons’ butcher shop aud grocery store, and the upper story as the Bulletin office. By the time people arrived IS SUPPLIED WITH A SELECT STOCK OF at the scene of destruction it was evident that both buildings were doomed, so all efforts were directed to saving tbe contents of the meat market, and protecting tbe mill, A NICE LINE OF and the buildings of C. L. Gray just across the street. All this was N e w H o lid a y G o o d s, e io ., -----*-* successfully accomplished, but nothing was saved either from the , saloon or the Bulletin office. The 1 fire, originating io tbe upper por tion of the saloon, spread so rapidly to the adjoining buildiug that all T H E communication with the Bulletin office was quickly cut off aud its contents were a total loss, not even the books being saved, and without insurance. The saloon loss was about $900, with $500 insurance. The first building was owned by the Coos County Mercautilo& Ship ping Association, aud was insured for $300. The other building was tbo pig>p- erty of J. W. Wimer, and was insured, but the amount is not known. WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, .- Mrs. Gray's Department s * lotions, Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles, -AJ.1 at P r ic e s -A -sto n ie liiiig T isr LiO W . P H ARM ACY Parties needing their pianos or organs tuned, or repaired, will please leave orders at the H erald bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDER- BUHN & CO., Patent Attorneys, Washington, office. A. A ngerman , C O Q U I L L E C I T Y , O R ., D. C., for their $1,800 prize offer. Piano Tuner. T h e H e r a l d e xten d s to them its --- ----------w . « »"I------------- co rd ia l sym p a th y in th is sad m is The electors for School District F r o n t S t r e e t , O p p o site R . R . D e p o t. W f ANTED.—Several trustworthy gontle- have always received prompt relief fortune. No. 8 will meet at the schoolbouse V v nion or Indian to travel in Oregon for The fact that we need some fire •lfcablUhed, reliable hom e. Salary, *780 when I used Chamberlain’s Cough DR. J. BURT. MOORE, Proprietor. MEETING OF THE 8TOOKHOLD- appliances is strongly emphasized and expenses. Steudy position. Enclose Remedy.” Mr. James Orchard says: next Saturday at 2 o'clock p. m. ___ era of The Coos County Mercantile & references and self-addressed stamped en by last nights work. The meetiug will be nu important “ I am satisfied that Chamberlain’s Sl ipping Association is hereby «ailed to be velope. The Dominion Company, Third — ------------------ -------------------— r>K W , PURE AND FRESH DRUGS Cough Remedy cured my cold.” one for the progress of our educa held in Coqnillo City. Oregon, on Friday, Floor, Omaha Building, Chicago, fllinois. January 10, 1896, at 10 o’clock a, in., on N o t ic e - -A ll parties knowing Mr. J. M. Hatcher says: “ For three & AND CHEMICALS The schooner Joseph & Henry tional interests, and it behooves our business of importance. W. DKANE, Pres. themselves to be indebted to John years I have used Chamberlain’s brought up a large amount of wool citizens to be thoughtful nnd pre J. H. James, Secretary. [dec24 son Bro’s, are urged to call aud just received and being received Cough Remedy in my family and its from San Fraucisco, for the Ban results have always been satisfac pared to take such action ns will daily ; also a full assortment of the settle up by the first o f the new O f course it pays to ndvertise in year. During the holiday’s we will don woolen mills. standard proprietary medicines. tory,” For sale by Dr. S. L. Leneve, utilize our school facilities to the a paper having 200 or 300 circula sell groceries at bed-rock prices druggist. best advantage. Two great public Oregon Kidney Tea is the most for cash— and for cash only. effective blood-pnrilier known. For George Laingor and Miss Ella interests are subserved iu this mat tion; but it pays better to speak to Our railroad section has been sale by druggists N. G. W. Perkins, Schroeder were married on the 18th ter—the educational advancement and deal fairly with the renders of o f Myrtle Poiut, and Dr. S. L. removed from Coquille and is now a paper having a circulation of 800. inst. at the residence of the bride’s of the community nnd the adver (StininflBndiiig of Prescriptions Leneve, of Coquille City. divided between Myrtle Point and parents, Judge and Mrs. J. Henry tisement of our scotion for settle Do you want patronage? Tell the Beaver Hill. a S p > a o ia A ty . Don’t miss the plays tonight, at Turn out, readers of the H e r a l d so . Start Schroeder’s, at Arago. Georgej ment and investment. Masonic hall. Two short comedies Oar young friend Ed Robison nnd elect n progressive, earnest out in the new year on “ business” we’ll forgive you for the mails be of Fishtrap is just recoyering from trustee, and then take such action principles. and a farce, with intervening per Rcsi- ing late, this time; but you might in the matter of a tnx levy ns will OFFICE OF DR. J. BURT MOORE— At Tbe PHARMACY; a severe sick spell. formances by Prof. Godfrey— all edence— Hatch property, near Mr. Messer's. The Shakers have made a great have said something to have encourage the board nnd decide for 25 cents geueral admission. ST E A M E R assuaged our wrath—wo thought finally the question of school hit. Their Digestive Cordial is said to bo the most successful remedy W ith. many clergyman, pnlilio speakers, il was the bad roads, or maybe some (¡rounds. IF YOU W A N T IN F O R M A T IO N A BO U T for stomach trouble ever introduced. singer* and notors, Ayer's Cherry rectorn' road agent holding yon up. Well, is the favorite remedy for hoarseness no matter this time. The H e r a l d It immediately removes all pain and Daily Health Laws. and all nffections o f the vocal organs, sincerely aud heartily congratu distiess after eating, builds up the akes regular t r ip s from throat and lungs. Its anodyne and expeo feeble system and makes the weak Don’t eat so rapidly. lates the yonng couple nnd wishes Ban Francisco to Oolambin River, torant effects are promptly realized. calling at Enreka nnd Hit on n chnir and be quiet after strong. them n long, happy and prosperous No paper mails reached this journey through life. The fact is,foods properly digested eating. Your stomach is not a coal 13 A D D R E S S A L E T T E R O R P O S T A L C A R D TO are better than so-called tonics. Freight rates from Coos Bay to bin. place from oast, north or south, Walter Colvin has completed n Astoria and Portland, per ton _ _ $ I OO Tho Cordial not only contains food 'When you feel uncomfortable Friday o f last week. We became nont toilet nnd dressing case, a min already digested, but is a digester PASSENGERS, $1.1.00 AND $3.1*0. quite benighted, in conseqeence, iature bureau in stj le, from oar after eating you have euten too of other foods. Food that is not m u d , aud you need Joy’s Vegetable P H IL IP W. A V IR E T T , General Manager. For further information, apply to nnd unawares whether a war was handsome myrtle, birds-eye maple Sarsaparilla. digested does more harm thnn good. SOUTHERN OREGON CO., Agents, P .O .B o x 4 6 3 , ...................................................... Washington, D. C. progressing between this country and yew woods. It is neatly fin Empire City, Oregon. If you suffer from rheumatism People who use the Cordial insure Honorably discharged soldiers and sailors who served ninety days, or over, in the late E. G. Flanagan, Agent, and Great Britain or n ot ished, well polished, with drawers, watch the sheets. Don’t get between the digestion of what food they eat dec24tf] Marshfield, Oregon. war are entitled, if now partially or wholly disabled fo r ordinary manual labor, whether and in this way get the benefit of it them; if damp dry them. disability was caused by service or not, nnd regardless o f their pecuniary circumatanoea« swinging mirror, etc., aud the sev Dr. J. W. Strange, the Roseburg WIDOWS of such soldiers and sailors are entitled (if not remarried) whether soldier«, Cure your rheumatism with Joy’s and grow strong. Exeo'u.tor's 2S3"otio©. death was due to army service or not. If now dependent upon their own labor for sup« dentist, is expected to arrive in eral woods were displayed with Tho little pamphlets which the Vegetable Sarsaparilla. good taste. Walter didu’t tell us port. Widows not dependent upon their own labor are entitled if the soldier ■ death Coquille City some time next month, OTICE is hereby given that the under was due to service. Shakers have sent druggists for free , „ « .« who the favored one was to be who Keep fires out of your house; they signed have been duly appointed E x of which due notice will lierenfter CHILDREN are entitled (if under 16 yenrs) in almost all cases where there waa no distribution, contnin much interest should receive tlie handsome gift— are germ carriers. ecutors o f the last will and testament of widow, or she has since died or remarried. . . . . . . . , be given. PationB of the H e r a l d ing information on tho subject of Henry Schroeder. sr., deceased, and all PARENTS are entitled if sold ier left neither widow nor child, provided soldier died la Wear flannel undergarments. will consult their own interests by but we think wo can guess pretty persons having claims against tho estate service, or from effects of service, and they are now dependent upon their own labor for close. Keep your feet warm; your head dyspepsia. of the said Henry Schroeder, sr., deceased, support. It makes no difference whether soldier served or died in late wai or in regular reserving their yrork for him. are hereby required to present them, duly army or navy. cool. , . . , I still have severnl head of fine Holdiers of the late war, pensioned under one law, may apply for higher rates under The Christian church Suuday- L axol is not a mixture of drugs. verified, as required by law, within six When your blood is thin you feel months from tne date of this notice, to other laws, without losing any rights. cowe and heifers to sell, reasonable; ___ . .. ... .... . It is nothing but Castor Oil made school will give a Christmas con some fresh, others to come in soon. cold iu the least change. When Aug. H. Schroeder, at his residence near Thousands of soldiers drawing from $2 to $10 per month under theold law are entitled Norway, Coos county, Oregon. to higher rates under new law, not only on acoonnt of disabilities for which now pen cert ou next Sundny evening. A 20 head young lieifers for sale or your blood is thin take Joy’s Vege palatable. Dated November 23. 1895. sioned. but also for others, whether due to service or not. AUG. H. SCHROEDER, Soldiers nnd sailors disabled iu line of duty in regular army or navy since the W«r ere nice program is being arranged exchange for n good baud of sheep. table Sarsaparilla; it will make your J. FRE1) SCHROEDER. s u i t il ■ i n . also entitled, whether discharged for disability or n q t. . blood red, rich and thick. R. D. S anford , CHAS. F. SCHROEDER, nud they expect a delightful time. Survivors, and their widows, of the Black Hawk, Creek Cherokee, and Seminole o f N o s l e r - E l l io t t — At Bandon. Dec. 22,1895. Yes it will do to take Joy’s nov26 5tl E. A. DODGE. Coquille City, Dec. 24, ’95. [2t Florida Indian wart o f 1832 to 1842, are entitled under a recent by Rev. W, C. Scott. Oscar Nosier and A cordial invitation is extended to Vegetable Sarsaparilla now. MEXICAN WAR SOLDIERS and their widows also entitled, if6 2 y e a r s o f age or die- Miss Birdie Elliott, both of Coquille City. N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Miss Millie Brouillette, the young or dependent. . . . everybody. When you get off your bicycle N o p ir r - M o u l t o n — At Bandon. at same date State of Oregon, in and for tho County abled Old claims completed and settlement obtained, whether pension has been granted npd brilliant elocutionist recently after a long warm run, put on a and by same minister as above. Samuel of Coos: under later laws or not. . .. . . M. Nosier and Miss Lulu Moulton, both George Bolster, plaintiff, 1 Willard’s & Cardwell’s Orchestra Rejected clairrs reopened and settlement secured, if rejection improper or illegal. coat. ' o f Coquille City, vs. will give a grnii.l ball at Riverton, resident at Myrtle Poiut, is giving Certificates o f service and discharge ob tnined for soldiers and sailors of the lot# wi| If you are going on a trip take D o d o « - G r ah a m — At Myrtle Point, Deo. 18, Jennie White (form erly I who hnve lost, their original papers. * . . Or., ou Christmas eve (Dec. 24, entertainments and tempernnee 1895, by Rev. Thos. Barklow, Edgar Allen Jennie Klliott, widow ! Sait in Equity to Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla. Send for laws and information. No charge for adyice. No foe unleM snoc^Miul, 1895). All are cordially invited to addresses in the Willamette valley. Dodge and Miss Ethel E. Graham. o f George H. Elliott. | qaiet Title, Strange food makes strange L a in o o b - S c h r o e d b b — At Arago. at the resi THE PRESS CLAIMS CO., dec-eased), Mattie EJl- I We see by the Woodburn Indepen attend. A good time assured. PHILIP W . AVIKETT, Gener»l M»n*ger. stomachs. Joy’s Vegetable Sarsa dence of bride’ s parents, Mr. and Mrs. iott and Thomas H. I Floor Managers—S. Kite, C. Hull dent nnd Salem papers that she P .O .B o x 463. W*»hiBgioa, D .O . W hite, defendants. j Judge J. H. Schroeder, by Justice E. Bon has been at both those places, and parilla reaches the stomach, cleanses and C. Peterson. der of Myrtle Point, George Laingor, mail T o Jennie Wnite (formerly Jennie Elliott, the stomach, and renews the contractor at Olalla, Douglas county, and widow o f George H. Elliott, deceased), Mat- Tickets, 50 cents. Place of sup has surprise! and greatly pleased stomach. Miss Ella Schroeder, tie Elliott and Thomas H . White, the above IT’S INJURIOUS TO STOP SUDDENLY per will be at Mrs. J. E. Martin’s. her large audiences at her preco- L lmon -R ichabpson — At Bearer Hill, Deo. named defendants. Greeting: No appetite? Take Joy’s Vege and don’t be imposed upon by buying a cionsness on the rostrum. In the name of the State of Oregon: Yon \ 23, 1895. by Rev. W. K. Smith. Harry A. table Sarsapnrilla. Keen appetite. C. D. McClure, superintendent and each o f you are hereby notified that j remedy that requires you to do so, as it la Lemon and Miss Mabel Richardson. you are reqnired to appear and answer the j Accept nothing but the genuine nothing more than a substitue. In tbe sud of lighthouses for the coast, came complaint filed against you in the above DORN. when you ask for Joy’s Vegetable ( entitled court nnd cause, in which George • den stoppage of tobacco yon must bar« over from the bay on Monday’s RADABAUGifc—Nenr Arago, Dec. 15. 1895, to j Bolster is plaintiff and you, the said Jennie I Gives color to the cheek, sparkle to Sarsaparilla. some stimulant, and in most all case*, tbe Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kadabuugb, a daugh j White (formerly Jennie Elliott, widow of the eye anti peace to the mind. train, nud went to Bandon to pat ter. effect of the stimulant, be it opium, mor George H. Elliott, deceased), Mattie K lliott; POSITIVE CUKE for female tronbles. in the machinery in Bandon’s new Address, —In Coquille City, Dec. 21, 1895, ! and Thomas H. White are defendants, on : phine, or other opiate*, learea Ira Buzan came down from his L awrence to Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Lawrence, a son. WKS. L. VERNON, Business Manager, J or before the first day o f the next regular lighthouse. A lot o f the machin a far worse habit r.outracta>il. j terra of the above entitled court, to he be - ; Stockton, California. mines Sunday morning, on Sucker ------------- » «»»■■.------------- i cun und held at tho Courthouse at Empire Ask your druggist about ery also came on the train and was DIFJh ridge, on the head waters of John C o r b in — At Myrtle Point, Deo. 18, 1895' ¡C ity, in said county of Coos,on Monday,! b a c c -crrxeo. Mr. Maury o f this place has transferred to yesterday’s boat. Mrs. W. O. Corbin, aged 59 year», 6 mos. the 4th day of May, 1896; and if you fail so j son creek. Geo. L. Stidham, of It is purely vegetable. Y o« to appear and answor, the said plaintiff will and 7 days. F or T rade — A nice little 80-acre completed another handsome myr Stidham Bro’s, also of the operat apply to the court for the relief demanded It will notify you B c o o o in s — Near Caster, Dec. 17, 1895, L. A. in his complaint in this suit, a succinct do not hare to stop using toBacco with HA CO-CURO- raneb, comfortable house, 10 acres tle wall-ca6e and bracket,of exceed Scoggins, an elderly gentleman. ing company, accompanied. Ira rtatement of which relief is as follows, when to stop and your desire for tobacco will cease. Your system will be in cultivation, splendid black-oak ingly beautiful design, complicated N o r r is — Near Fainriew, Dec. 16. 1895, to-wit: as free from nicotine as the day before you took your fiist chew or smoke. looks well and gives a good report. Thomas Norris, aged about 74 years. wood in abundance; located 3 miles fret work nnd highly polished. He 1. That the defendants, and each and all of them, be required to set forth the An iron-clad written guarantee to absolutely cure the tol aero habit in all from Grants Pass, in the Rogne is an artiat in that line, whose Mr. Stidham is a nice looking nntureof their claim, and that all adverse its forms, or money refunded. Price $1 per box, or 3 boxes (30 day* River valley— to exchange for land workmanship excels that which young gentleman nnd will remain claims o f the defendants, to the premises treatment and guaranteed euro,) $2.50 For snle by all druggists or will i hereafter described, ravy be determined over the holidays with us. It is near Coquille City. A good bargain generally finds a ready market. Awarded o f the court. be gent by mail upon receipt of price. END S IX TWO - CENT likely as be accumulates the yellow Highest Honors— W orld’ s” Fair, by 2. a decree will be given some one who wishes That by said decree it be declared nnd “ A snake in the grass” is »11 the more Booklets nnd proofs free. adjndged that the defondants have no estate j STAMPS FO R SAMPLE BOX. to go to a dryer climate. Call at the ’ dangeroas from being nnsuspected. So are metal, be would like to select a Gold Medal. Midwinter Fair. or interest whatever in or to landsdescribed j E urek a C hemical A M’r’o Co., La Crosse, Wis. H erald office in Coquille City. , many o f the blood medioines offered the treasurer from among our host of as follows, towit: The southwest quarter | D K of the northwest quarter, nnd the sout hwest j public. To avoid all risk, askyonrdrng- charming young ladies while on O ffloeof THE PIONEER PitESH COMPANY, C. W. Horniek. Hap«.. O f course yon have noticed quarter o f the northeast quarter, nnd lots ! As for Ira, he is a con j gist for Ayer’s Sarssparlla, and also for this visit. Bl. P ao I, Minn., Hepi. 7,1*94. two, three and four, in section thirteen, aud Johnson Bro’s new “ ad." In fact Ayer's Almanac, which is just cut for the firmed “ old bacb,” nnd we antici Enrrk* Chnniont And M on T g Co., I,* Cr-ism. Wi*.—Dear Hir*: I h*t * been * tobaaea lots seven and eight in section fourteen, 1 fiend for tunny yearn, and during the pant two yearn hare smelted fifteen to t went? cipara township twenty-six sooth of range four , new year. pate neither a “ mash” nor an ab yon must have, which accounts for teen west of the Willamette Meridian in regularly eyery day. My whola nervona ayetent became affected, until my ph .«ioian told me I muet give o p tba nae o( tobacco, (or the time being at least. I tried tba ao called their recent large sales of goods. W. H. Gleaves, who is investi duction by him. Girls— snowball Coos county, state of Oregon, containing | 17P.90 seres of laud; and that the title of , “ Keeley Care,** "N o-To-B nc.” and varlona other remedies, hat without nnocess. until 1 Besides, they invite lifevw bolg d u !>- gating our coal beds in this valley him. Ira tells us they have been accidentally learned o ( yoor “ Bsco-Onro. ” Three wrek* ago today I commenced ositig plaintiff thereto is good nnd valid. having great storm*, ^nd heavy 3. That the defendants be forever en- yoor preparation, and today I oonaider tnyeeli completely enred .1 i n in perfect bealtk. lic to deal with them, and they in as ail expert, last rYiud/ evening I rams snow - in the 1 i.feroaDtaiD*. ____ ana __ ___ 4po nnd tbs horriblecrnvlng for tobacco, which every inveterate aicoker f oily appreciates, kaa i joined and debarred from asserting any ! I consider yoor "Bneu-Curo" .imply wonderful, and ran (ally liked turn deal so fairly, that citizens of brought us a nice sample o f coal p rof. Kaneroatz would claim whatever in or to said lands and completely left me. recommend it Yours yery truly C. W. H o ssia s. premises adverse to the plaintiff; and for Come down during the h olida y* all religious beliefs, politics, call from the lower river, where he has j such other relief as to the court shall seem He Lut he is no# snowed iu and will' meet nnd agreeable to eqnity, and for his ings in life— laborers, manufactur uncovered an 8-foot vrin. rN )R HALE— M # ACKER CLOHK TO costa of auit. regards it as good coal for ateara winter in camp. i That on the 7th day of November, 1895, I the river lean get right-of-way across 8 0 Acr«* af land ers. hotel keepere, transportation > and domestic purposes. . . . , .. , . the Hon. J.C. Fullerton, judge of the above strip to the itver). It is bench land, nnd near Drain, Dong U m | I f yon want to enjoy a delight- lines, goldbngs. and white, black entitled court, duly made an order, dated has coal on it; half the anw limber la cat Oregon Kidney T 08 For Bslft oy . . . , /-i i# 1 c.miny. Or. Wall adnp**<l to frnlt or j on itMx* day, directing that aery ice of the off. hot plenty of fine pile timber remninn. and red men take no chances in Dr. 8 L Leneve, of Coquille City, ful even,n8’ try; will lm exchanged for lan d or i summon* in ini« - suit be made by publica Good noil; will make good orchard*. *» Hl* O o d ^ r property in this county. tion thereof, once eaciA- week for six succes Most Per»«* Mud*. For terms, call on or nddr an purchasing there. G o to Johnson and N. G. W. PerkiDS, o f Myrtle entertainment at Masonic hall next For particular* enquire at H kbai . o off! sive weeks. A L B E R T 'J C v AAF t MAN. W. R. PANTER. 40 Yeurs the Standard. or addu-w lit»A U 5. (oqntlJc. Ur»mi liivertou, O re g o n . 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