Coquille City herald., December 31, 1895, Image 3

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T U E SD A Y .
DEC. 31. 1895.
' r e g u l a r
t r a in s
-
o n d a y «.
W e d n e s d a y s an d f k t
day« will run as follows;
Arrive
Lears
12.15 p. m.
8 00 a. iu.
Marshfield
Leave
A rri«« ”
9.15 M
COQUILLE CITY 11.00a. iu.
10.25 *•
9.50 44
Norway
10.15 44
10.00 44
MyTtle Point
M
LOCAL
Hosts o f people g o to w ork in
; the w rong w ay to cure a
ITEM S.
Happy New Year too all.
T o McDonald's, for hot or cold
hatha.
Additional locals on 2d and 4th
pages.
O. A. Kelly has oar thanks for
favors.
Theie-is a plan on foot to put a
new boat on the Coquille river.
The Hunch brothers went to
Marshfield last Friday on business.
E. B. Price, o f Riverton, together
with his family, spent several days
visiting io Marshfield last week.
Oregon Kidney Tea for sale by
Dr. 8. L. Leneve, o f Coquille Citv,
and N. G. W. Perkins, o f Myrtle
Point.
The Eudeavor society will give
a social at the residence o f L. P.
Maury nest Tuesday night
All
are invited.
Miss Swift nnd Miss Culver, of
Handon, were visiting several days
in Marshfield Inst week. . They
returned home on Monday last.
E. B. Price is nrranging to put
a stock o f general merchandise
at Riverton. H e nil! open out as
soon ns he can secure a building.
iu
W e had a. pleasant visit with
Capt. R. J. Dunham o f the steamer
Blanchard, on board the Blanco,
while going to Empire last Friday.
■VITANTED.—Sevoral trustworthy gentle-
YY men or ladies to travel in Oregon for
•atablishftd. reliable house. Salary. <780
and expenses. Steady position. Enclose
references nnd self-addressed stamped en­
velope. The Dominion Company. Third
Floor, Omaha Building, Chicago, Illinois.
Miss Nellie Sackett, o f the Bea­
ver Hill school, spent Sundny in
Mnrshfield with her invnlid mother.
8he reports her greatly improved
by her visit already.
Hark Dunham, o f MarsLfield,
came over on the train Monday for
a few daye’ visit on the river. He
went on to Bandon, but will return
soon for a visit iu Coquille.
Oregon Kidney Ten is the most
effective blood-purifier knc.wn. For
sala.'by druggists N. G. W. Perkins,
o f Myrtle Point, nnd Dr. S. L.
Leneve, of Coquille City.
G. W. Wimer, sr., was down Inst
Friday, with a view to the adjust­
ment of bis losses by tbe late fire.
Mr. Wimer’s loss was about $1000,
wbicb was covered by a policy to
tbe nmouut of $600.
People are wishing each other the com-
plinn nts o f the season nnd exchanging
gifts. Did it ever occur to you to send an
ailing friend a package o f Ayer’s Sarsapa­
rilla? If not, do so now; and try this med­
icine yourself, if you need a first-class
blood-purifier.
Miss Edna Seeley, o f Marsh­
field, came over on last Friday to
accompany Mrs. Sackett over to
Marshfield for a visit. Mrs. Sack­
ett will spend some time at the
bay for her health and in visiting
friends.
Dr. J. W. Strange, the Roseburg
dentist, is expected to arrive in
Coqnille City some time next month,
o f which due notice will hereafter
b e given.
Pations of the H e r a l d
will consult their own interests by
reserving their work for him.
The W illing Workers o f tbe
Christian church, at their meeting
Inst Thursday, elected f i e follow­
ing officers: Mrs. L. P. Maury,
president; Mrs. W. Sugg, vice-
president; Mrs. A. L. Nosier, sec­
retary; Mrs. Ala Seed, treasurer.
F or T u a d i — A nice little 80-acre
ranch, comfortable house, 10 acres
in cultivation, splendid block-oak
wood in abundance; located 3 miles
from Grants Pass, in the Rogue
River valley— to exchange for land
near Coquille City. A good bargain
will be given some one who wishes
to go to a dryer climate. Call at the
H erald office in Coquille City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Judge J. Henry
Schroeder visited their daughter,
Mrs. Harry Kribe, and family a
couple of days last week, and then
went to the lower river to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Piercy Hanley and fam­
ily, where they remained until
yesterday, when they returned
home. Tbe H e r a l d bad a pleas­
ant cal! from tbe judge.
It is a great pity that "O ld
Whiskers” hadn't learned his trade,
so that be could ‘‘ print in colors,”
though be hasu’t spent b is 42 years
in the business wholly in vain.
Wbat a pity, too, io all that time
he hadn’t met up with a "job
printer” and jack legged lawyer so
that be might have acquired a
knowledge o f bis business.
How.
ever our job-work speaks for itself.
From LaOrippe.
How Dr. Miles’ N ervi»* Restored
One of Kentucky’s Business
Men to Health.
A B r ib r n a
H ille d .
C
L. G R A Y,*
Fred Eugwicb, brakeman on tbe
0. B. k R. railroad, who was badly
crushed while coupling cars at
i *
Marshfield on lsst Friday, died of
his injuries at Beaver Hill, on Sat­
urday. He was buried at Marsh­
field on Sunday. His father lives
at Ashland and ia s conductor on
tbe S. P. railroad.
Tbe young
man is well spoken o f by those WATCHES, FINE LINE OF CLOCKS OF BEST MAKE, NEW AND
who knew bite.
STYLISH SILVERWARE AND OPTICAL GOODS
Had D e a t h a t 'd a « ( ' b l . a » a a ,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Joeeph Chlemens, son o f H.
Chlemeus, who went to California
S trings fo r A ll Kinds o f Musical instruments.-
for his health several months ago,
was not improved by the change
but died at Cloverdale on Iasi
Thursday morning, December 27tb.
He was bnried at that place on Sat­
IS 8UPPLIED WITH A SELECT STOCK OF
urday.
•—
—
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
; wh.. S t. Jacobs O ll S S ?«
CO Q I7IT .U E C IT Y , O R E G IO N
D ta lr lv t H rk s a l M e d i a n .
Tbe sebooher Free Trade de­
As per call, a meeting o f the
parted for San Francisco last Sat­
urday. She was loaded with lum­ electors o f School District No. 8
was held at tbe public school build­
ber at Morras Bro's mill.
ing
and tbe following action taken;
Mrs. Vowelland grand.daughter,
J. P. Messer presided, and after
Stella Jeukiua, of BandoD, spent
most o f tbe holidays here with reading the “ call," by Secretary
friends, returning home with Mr. Rich, the president announced that
tbe election o f a director for the
V. last Saturday.
unexpired term o f D. P. Strang,
J. C. Peart, of Beaver Hill, was
resigned, was tbe first business.
in town last Friday. He went up
(T b e rending o f the miuutes of
with a party o f young people to
last special meeting was called for
attend the ball at Myrtle Point, on
aud complied with.)
O DISEASE baa ever presented so many
Christmas night.
Ih e names of W. S. Perry, Chas.
peculiarities as LaQrippe. No disease
Tta« question ia frequently naked, "W h y
The Godfreye' exhibition last
leaves
lta victims so debilitated, useless,
ia Ayer'» Cherry Pectoral so mnob more Watson, J. J. Lamb, R. D. San­ sleepless, nerveless, as LaGrippe.
Saturoay
night was a grand suc­
Mr.
D.
W.
Hilton,
state
aeentof
the
Mut­
ford
and
A.
L.
Nosier
were
pro­
effective than other ooogh remedies?" The
A NICE LINE OF
answer is, simply because it is the most posed, all o f whom declin'd except ual Life Insurance Co., o f Kentucky, says: cess— something o f an ovation to
“ In 1889 and *90 1 had two severe attacks
the star acrobat and contortionist.
skilfal combination of anodynea and expec­
of
LaGrippe,
the
last
one
attacking
my
ner­
Messrs. Perry and Nosier.
torants known to medical science.
vous system with such severity that my life Prof. Godfrey is a whole team him­
Geo. Robiuson and J. W. Leneve was despaired of. I had not slept for more self, bnt he was ably assisted by
Wilson & M c G tbw have a cop-
than two months except by the use of nar­
-A.il at JPxlc©
« -AjBtojnAsO
xlzigrl^r Low.
siderable rush in the blacksmitb- were appointed tellers. A ballot cotics that stupefied me, but- gave me no Mrs. G. in varying the program
rest.
I
was
only
conscious
of
lateu'
•
mental
with
songs
and
instrumental
music.
waR
taken
witb
this
result:
W.
8.
ing business.
Plow-sharpening
weakness, agonizing bodily pain and tbe
So, too, Prof. Bert Buzan gave
and repairing, wagon work—either Perry received 30 votes; A. L. fact that I was hourly growing weaker.
W hen in this condition. I commenced using some charming music, all going to
wood or iron—and horse-shoeing Nosier, 15; scattering, 14.
Mr. Dr Mites' Restorative Nervine. In two days make up a splendid night’s enter­
are their specialties.
began to Improve and In one month’s time
Perry was deolared elected and I I was
cured, much to the surprise of all who tainment.
I still have several head of fine afterward qualified.
knew of my condition. I have been in ex­
The entertainment given Christ­
cows and heifers to sell, reasonable;
cellent health since and have recommended
Mr. Hairingtou moved that tbe your remedies to many of my’friends."
some fresh, others to come in soon.
mas eve by tbe Star Comedy Co.
Louisville.
Jan
22.1895.
D.
W.
U
iltoh .
20 head young heifers for sale or board of tiustees be directed to
was everything that it promised to
r. M
ile
s’ S
o
n
in
« R
esU
res H
ealth be.
exchange for a good band of sheep. purchase tbe proDerties mentioned D
The plays weie highly attrac­
R. D. S anford ,
in the miuutes of tbe previous
tive and well given. VVe have not
C k r is t M M E i e m M i .
Coquille City, Dec. 24, '95.
. [2t special meeting, upon the terms
space at this writing to particular­
The Methodist Sunday-school ize tbe characters. Suffice it to say,
Mrs. Ary 8. Bennett, a charming therein named, aud for which pur­
elderly lady nnd widow o f a veteran pose they order no assessment of held exercise sappropraite to the onr home talent deserves encour­
agement, for we have some rarely
of the late war, spent several days not exceeding 9 mills o f taxes for season on Saturday evening, Dec. good players.
21st. The house was crowded and
last week in this place with her tbe making o f said purchase.
The Coquille Creamery Co. held
tbe program entertaining.
Mrs.
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Martin, and
This was seconded, nnd after
a meeting yesterday, at which the
Rev.
W.
B.
Smith
and
Miss
Maryin
family. Sbo returned to her home some remarks by Messrs. Lamb,
Lamb were foremost in the ranks following persons were chosen a
at Myrtle Point yesterday.
Balch, Sanford nnd Harrington, a
board of directors for the ensuing
to provide nn entertainment aud
year: A. L. Nosier, -J. J. Lamb,
NoriCE- -A ll parties knowing ballot was had— “ tax, yes;” “ tax.
themselves to be indebted to John* no” — resulting thus: Sixty votes trniu the children of tbe school in S. J. Miller, N. LoreDz, and J. A.
DR.- J. BURT. MOORE, Proprietor.
sou Bro’s, are urged to call and were cast— Tax— yes receiving 45 their parts. The latter also pre­ Lyons.
settle up by the first o f the new
sided at tbe organ, and tbe choir
Tbe Bulletin came to os this
EW, PURE AND FRESH DRUGS
yenr. During the holiday’s we will votes; tax—no, 10 votes; scatter­ gave several choice pieces of
week, notwithstanding tbe fire,
sell groceries at bed-iock prices ing, 5 votes.
AND CHEMICALS
The result wns announced and music.
printed ic tbe Sun office at Marsh­
for cash— and for cash only.
just received and being received,
the meeting then adjourned.
AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
field. It was reduced in size, of
The H e r a l d acknowledges many
daily; also a full assortment of tbe
The exercises were postponed till course, but readable withal.
friendly visits from citizens of
Daily Health Laws.
standard proprietary medicines.
last Sunday night, but took place
The Colored Jubilee Co. of
town and valley during the holi­
then before a large nnd apprecia­ Beaver Hill, will show here, at
Don’t eat so rapidly.
days.
With words of collateral
Mrs. Maury pre­ Masonic Hall, next Saturday night
Sit on a chair and be quiet after tive audience.
eucouragement from such citizens
eating. Your stomach is not a coal sided, and the choir, under the See Sheir posters for particulars.
is enough to make the editor happy bin.
(compounding of Prescriptions
direction of Mies Maud Nosier,
and extend his life full 365 days.
When you feel uucomfortable organist, gave several appropriate WANTED-AN T d EA
a. S p e c i a l t y .
after eating you have eaten too
and
attractive
songs.
Recitations
“ EVERY WOMAN’S FRIEND”
much, and you need Joy’s Vegetable
by several scholars made up the D. C., (or tholr $1,800 prlie offer.
Sarsaparilla.
Gives color to the cheek, sparkle to
Resi-
OFFICE OF DR. J. BURT. MOORE— At Tbe PHARMACY ;
program.
If
you
suffer
from
rheumatism
■too Buffer ln»! Try Dr. Mllaa* Pala Pilla
the eve and peace to the mind.
edence— Hatch property, near Mr. MesserV
POSITIVE CURE for female troubles. watch the sheets. Don’t get between
Address,
The Shakers have made a discov­
STEAM ER
them; if damp dry them.
MK8. L. VERNON, Business Manager,
Stockton, California.
Cure your rheumatism with Joy’s ery which is destined to accomplish
IF YOU W A N T IN F O R M A T IO N A BO U T
much
good.
Realizing
that
three-
Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
Keep fires out of your house; they fourths of all our sufferings arise
Mr. and Mrs. W. Gallier, of
from stomach troubles, that the
Bandon, returned home from the are germ carriers.
akes regular trips from
country is literally filled with peo­
Wear ilaunel undergarments.
Sau Francisco to Columbia River,
city and a Tieit in California via
ple
who
cannot
eat
and
digest
food,
calling
at Eureka and
Keep your feet warm; your head
this place last Friday.
The trip cool.
without subsequently suffering pain
m jk n r .
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
included a visit to Mrs. G ’s brother,
When your blood is thin you feel aud distress, and that many are Freight rates from Coos Bay to
Astoria
nnd
Portland,
per t o n ....# 1 •©
starving,
wasting
to
mere
skeletons,
cold
iu
the
least
change.
When
Solomon Eustis, at Eureka, Cal.,
because their food does them no
PASSENGERS, f A . M AND # 9 .5 « .
the first meeting iu 24 years. Mrs. your blood is thin take Joy's Vege­ good, they have devoted much study
table Sarsaparilla; it will make your
For
further information, apply to
P H IL IP W. A V IR E T T , General Manager.
G. brought her little niece, a
and thought to the subject, nnd the
blood red, rich and thick.
SOUTHERN OREGON CO., Agents,
P.
O
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Box
463,
.
.
.
.
.
Washington, D .C .
daughter of Mr. Eustis, home
Empire City, Oregon.
Yes it will do to take Joy’s result is this discovery, of their
E. G. Flanagan, Agent,
Honorably discharged soldiers and sailors who served ninety days, or over, in the late
Digestive Cordial.
with her.
Vegetable Sarsaparilla now.
deo24tf]
Marshfield, Oregon. war are entitled, if now partially or wholly disabled fo r ordinary manual labor, whether
A little book can be obtained
When you get off your bicycle
diaabilitv was eanaed by aervice or not, and regardless o f their pecuniary circumstances.
The handsome ^-sheet stringer
from
your
druggisr
that
will
point
WIDOWS of anch soldier* and sailors are entitled (if not remarried) whether soldiers,
E x e c u t o r 's N o t i o o .
after a long warm run, put on a
death was doe to army aervioe or not, If now dependent upon their own labor for sup­
posters for the New Years’ eve coat.
out the way of relief nt once. An
port.
Widow« not dependent upon their own labor are entitled if the soldier’s dtfcU*
OTICE ia hereby Riven that the ander-
masquerade, printed in
three
If you arc going on a trip take investigation will cost nothing and
due to aervioe.
.
.
*
.
..
■iffned have been duly appointed E x­ was
CHILDREN
are entitled (if nnder 16 years) in almost all eases where there was no
will result in much good.
bright, clear and tasty colors atone Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
ecutor» o f the laat will and taatauenl o f
widow,
or
she
has
ainoe
died
or
remarried.
Henry Schroeder. a r„ deceased, and all
Strange food
makes strange
PARENTS are entitled if sold ier left neither widow nor child, provided soldier died in
impression, and the beantiful 2.
peraona barinff claim» »Rain»! the aatate aervioe.
or from effects of service, and they are now dependent upon their own labor for
Children all hate to take Castor of
Joy’s Vegetable Sarsa­
the »aid Henry Rohroeder. ar., deceased,
color ticket« to tbe masquerade, are stomachs.
support. It makes no difference whether soldier served or died in late wat or in regular
parilla reaches the Btomach, cleanses Oil, but not L axol , which is pulat- • re hereby required to present them, duly
.«rifled, as required by lew, within six
all the work o f tbe “ Old Reliable”
the stomach, and renews the able.
months from the date of this notice, to " rR,iiiiir»''ot’ the lat* wap, panaionad onder one luw, may apply for higher rate» ander
„ „
. ..
,
.... .
H e r a l d job-office— and don’t you stomach.
A or . H. Schroeder, at hia r< nidouce near other law», withont loains »n y right».
Thousand« o f »oldi.r» drawing from $7 to $10 par month on d .r thaold law are entitled
Tbe Christian Sunday-school nt Norway, Cooa county, Or aeon.
forget it. We do the same grade
to higher rates under new law, not only on account of disabilities for which now pen­
No appetite? Take Joy’s Vege­
Dated November 23. 189ft.
sioned. but also for others, whether due to service or not.
Keen appetite. a late meeting elected the follow ing
ADO. H. RTHROEDER.
of work—of such os can he done table Sarsaparilla.
Holdiera and sailors disabled io line o f duty in regular army or navy since the war ere
J. FRED 8CRKOEDEB.
Accept nothing but the genuine officers for tbe ensuing term: D.
also entitled, whether discharged for disability or n ot.
t
_
in a country office— in the same
CHA8. F. KCHBOKDEK,
Survivors, and their widows, of the Black Hawk, Creek Cherokee, and 8eminoIe or
when you ask for Joy’s Vegetable Morgan, superintendent; Fred Nos­ nov26 fltl
E. A. DODGE.
neat workmanlike mAnner nud at
Florida Indian ware o f 1882 to 1842. are entitled under a recent act.
Sursaparilln.
MEXICAN WAR SOLDIERS and their widows also entitled, if 62 years o f age or dis­
ier, assistant superintendent; Will
N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
the same prices rs in San Frnu-
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Stnte of Oregon, in and for the County abled or dependent.
Sugg, secretary; Muude Nosier,
Old claims completed and settlement obtained, whether pension has been granted
of Cooa:
L M > r a D r Ik e I -a le F i r e .
cisco. Support home talent and
under later laws or not.
.
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....
.
treasurer; Belle Rich, orgauist
George Bolster, plaintiff,)
Rejected clain s reopened and settlement secured, i f rejection improper or illegal.
home industries.
in Coquille’s late conflagration
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Certificates o f aervioe and discharge ob tained for soldiers and sailors o f ths late wat
Jennie
White
(form
erly
I
OTICE—The Execntive Committee of
The popularity of Chamberlain’s we find the losses sustained as fol­
„ .
.
. .
Jennie E lliott, widow ( Suit in Equity to who have lost their original papers.
the People’ s Party of Coos county,
Send for laws and information. No charge for advice. No f«e unless successful.
Cough Remody nnd the high esteem lows:
f George H. Elliott. ( Uuiet Title
Oregon, and ns many o f the County Com­ o deceased).
Addrei
Mattie Ell- I *
THE PRESS CLAIMS CO.,
in which it is held leads us to believe
mittee as can nttend, will meet at Coqnille
Coos County Mercantile k Ship­ City,
iott and Thomas H. I
P H ILIP W . AVIRETT, Oenaral Managar.
Wednesday. January 15, 18%, at 11
it to be nn .article of great worth
W
hite,
defendants.
J
Washington, D. C .
o’ clock a. m. Important buMness to trans­
P. O. Box 463.
and merit. We have the pleasure ping Association’ll building was act.
To Jennie Wnite (formerly Jennie Elliott,
WM, H. HULL,
widow
of
George
H.
Elliott,
deceased),
Mat-
valued
at
$550,
with
$300
insurance
Chairman.
of giving the experience of three
tie Elliott and Thomas H . White, the above
Riverton, Deo. 26, 1895.
IT’S INJURIOUS TO STOP SUDDENLY
prominent citizens of Redondo in the North America Co. o f Phil­
named defendants, Greeting:
In the name o f the Stnte o f Oregon: Yon
and don’t b« imposed upon by buying a
Beach, Cal., in the use of the rem­ adelphia, with T. A. Walker as
Morras Bro’s camp Bt Fishtrap and each o f yon are hereby notified that
remedy that requires you to do so, a» it is
edy. Mr. A. V. Trudell says: “ I home sgent. The association loses
yon
are
required
to
appear
and
answer
the
will shut down until spring.
nothing more than a aubatitue. In the sud­
complaint filed against you in the above
have always received prompt relief
entitled court and cause, in which George
den stoppage of tobacco you must hare
when I used Chamberlain's Cough $ 200 .
Bolster is plaintiff and yon, the said Jennie
M
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D
.
G. W Wimer’s building was val­
• ome stimulnnt, and in most all cases, the
Remedy.” Mr. James Orchard says:
B lomekoothkr Hinrr— In the Presbyterian White (form erly Jennie Elliott, widow of
effect of the stimulant, be it opium, mor­
"I am satisfied that Chamberlain's ued at $1000, with $600 insurance.
church, at Bandon, Christmas aye— Dec. George H. Elliott, deceased), Mattie Elliott
and Thomas H. White are defendants, on
24, lauft—b , B e». W.IC. Scott. T . J. O. or
phine, or other opiates, leaves
Cough Remedy cured my cold.”
before
the
first
day
o
f
the
next
regular
Hickox k Stone Inst in saloon
Hlamenrother and Mias Daisy H aul.
a far worse habit contractad.
Mr. J. M. Hatcher says: “ For three stock about $900, with $500 insur­ J sa kiss - H ook . or>— On the B idd le Podi, term o f the above entitled eourt, to be be­
gun and held at the Courthouse at Empire
Aak your druggint about
years I have used Chamberlain's
Dee. X , 1 183ft, Ed Jenkins and Hiss Era City, in said eonnty o f Cooa, on Monday,
ance on flxtnre*.
Rookard.
B A C O -C T 7 0 R O .
tbe 4th day o f May, 1896, and if yon fail so
Cough Remedy in my family and ita
to appear and answer, the aaid plaintiff will
The Bulletin office was entirely
It is purely vegetable.
You
results have always been satisfac­
DIED.
apply to the oonrt for the relief demanded
tory,” For sale by Dr. S. L Leneve, consumed, and was without insur­ C hloxon *—At Cloverdale, C al.. Dee. 27, in hia complaint in this soit, a succinct do not have to stop using tobacco with BA C0-CUR0- It will notify yon
1H3F, Joe Chlemens, »R ed about 2ft years. rtatement o f which relief ia aa follows, when to atop and your desire for tobacco will cease. Your ayatem will b*
druggist
ance.
The plant was nominally
to-wit:
1. That the defendants, and each and aa free from nicotine ae the day before yon took your first chew or »moke.
owned by Ben Lawrence ami An- j
»Tyeam:
T h e ( '. « H i l l r C r r a o w r y .
all of them, be required to set forth the An iron-clad written guarantee to abeolutely cure the tobacco habit in all
derson Lamb, but was purchased !
natnreof their claim, and that all adverse
Price $1 per box, or 3 boxes (30 daye
Th9 Coquille Creamery Co.
] claims o f the defendants, to the premise« ita forma, or money refunded.
on time, and was held as security
i hereafter described, m vy be determined treatment and guaranteed cure,) $2.50 For sale by all druggiata or will
baa rented the creamery to the
A w arded
by a decree o f the court.
for the purchase price. Five bun-
be sent by mail upon receipt of price.
END S IX TWO - CENT
2. That by aaid decree it be declared and
Coquille Dairymen'a Union for the
H ighest H a a a n — W orld’ s P air, 1 adjudged
Bookleta and proofs free.
that the defendants have no estate STABIPS > O R SAMPLE BOX.
dred dollars o f the amount was
coming year.
The nnioo pays borrowed tbrorgb A. J. Sherwood'
OeM Medal. Midwinter Fair.
or interest whatever in or to lan da described
Eonex * C hemical & Bl’r’o Co., La Crosse, Wia.
ae follows, towit: The southwest quarter
$500 per year rent, and taxea and from a Mr. Weaver o f C atching1
of the northwest quarter, and thesootnweat
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O flee o f THE PIONEER P i(fH 8 COMPANY. C. W. Horniek. Hept..
! quarter o f the northeast quarter, and lots
insurance. The union has also alongh. The loaa wns really son-1
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Si. Paul, M inn., Hept. 7, 1894.
two, three and fonr. in section thirteen, and j
tained
by
those
who
stood
security
EurekaChemftqaland
M anT g Co., La Crosse, Wia.—Dear Hirs: I have been a tobacco
lota seven and eight in section fourteen, j
employed C. Romander again as
township twenty-six south of range fonr- fiend for many years, and during the past two years have smoked fifteen to t wenty cigars
for
the
original
cost
o
f
the
plant.!
their superintendent and but­
I teen west o f the Willamette Meridian in regularly every day. My whole nervous ayatem became affected, until my physician told
Coos eonnty, state of Oregon, containing me 1 roust giva up tbe use of tobacco, for the time being at least. I tried the so-called
ter-maker. Tbe creamery expects
I 17C.90 acres of land; and that the title o f ‘ ‘ Keeley Core,” ‘ •«o-To-Bac.” and various other remedies, bat without sneoens, until l
Notice to Stockholders.
accidentally learned of yoor ‘‘ Baoo-Curo. ** Three wreka ago today I com menced using
;
plaintiff thereto is good and valid.
to run eleven months this year.
8. That the defendants be forever en- your preparation, and today I consider myself oorrpleteIf cored -I am in perfect health,
MEETING OF THE BTOCKH OLD-1
These creameries have done more
l joined and debarred from asserting any and the horrible craving for tobacco, which every inveterate air oker f ally appreciates, baa
era of The Cooa Count? Mercantile A
I consider your ‘ Baoo-Curo” simply wonderful, nnd can folly
I claim whatever in or to aaid lands and completely left me.
in this section to put money in Shipping Association ia hereby «ailed to be .
a d it. Yours very truly
C. W. H oi
premises adverse to the plaintiff; and for
held in Coqnille City, Oregon, on F riday,!
,
snch
other
relief
as
to
the
oonrt
shall
seem
circulation than all other kinds of January 10, 1896. at 10 o’ clock a. m., on ,
j me*t and agreeable to equity, and for hia
! costa o f anit.
business put together. Not much i bnainess o f importance.
X )R BALE— I M ACHE8. CLOSE TU
r p o E X C H A N G E .-A good torn»« team
W . DRAKE. Pres.
That on the 7th day o f November. 18Bf>,
1 the river (cun get right-of-way acmes
A o f homes, with harness and wagon. ?
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short o f $100,000 has been brought J. H. Jatuea, Secretary.
! tbe Hon. J.C . Fullerton, judge o f the above
•trip t< tbe river». It ia bench land, and milk cows, together with BO ACRKB OF
entitled oonrt, dnly made an order, dated has coal on It; half the saw timber ia cut
to Coos county by these institu­
LAND near Drain, Douglaactmnty. Oregon,
on that day, directing that service o f the off. but plant? of fine pile timber remains.
to exchange for land or town property ia
The ooaoty coart will bold ad
snmmons in this snit be made by publica­ Good soil: will make good orchards.
tions. What we now need is the
Cooa eonnty. For particulars.
tion thereof, onoe each week for ait succes­
For terms, call on or addr aa
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Most Perfect Made.
Address,
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sash and door factory, tbe cannery, important term beginning next
sive weeks.
A LBERT K. SEAMAN. ,
W. R. PANTER.
Coqnille City, Oregon.
40
Years
the
Standard.
i novl'j'fiw i
Attorney for Plaintiff. d o t 19)
1 Monday.
Riverton, Oregon.
aLd a beet-sugar factory.
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