Coquille City herald., January 28, 1896, Image 3

City gtralfl.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 88. 189«.
R E G U L A R TR A IN S-
. W ednesdays
daya will run us follows;
L eave
I
8 .00 h . ni. I
Marshfield
Arrive “
I
U.15 “
I COQUILLE CITY
9 .5 0
“
j
Norway
10 .0 0
•« I
M yrtle Point
o n d ays
M
and
f h i -
| Arrive
I 12 .1 5 p . m.
| Leave
. l l .0 0 a .i u .
| 10.25 “
| 10.15 “
P a in o ft e n c o n ­
c e n t r a t e » a ll
it s M is e r y Iff
Use
at
one«
RHEUMATISM !
ST. JACOBS OIL
V »T * T »T
I f yo n w a n t to f .c l it co n ­
c e n t r â t. ita
h .a lin g
in
i ‘ c u r e .
The Coquille Dairymen’s Union
Several communications are held
will hold its regular meeting next
over for next issue.
Mrs. E b Hayes o f Heaver llill Monday.
8. Wolff, organizerof the Ancient!
Order of Foresters, held a prelim-j
iuary uieetiug at Masonic hall on
last Tuesday night to consider the
organ izatiou of a court at this place.
A sufficient number of names were
seemed to insure an organization,
which wns completed last uigtit,
with a membership of 17.
The
following officers were chosen:
John 8. Lawrence, C. R .; H. Lo­
renz, V. C. R.; B.
Lawrence, F.
8.; J. E. Norton, Ii. S.; W. M. I
Miller, Sr. Y\’. nu 1 M. McDonald.'
Jr. YV.; (J. A. Harrington, P. C. R.;|
N. Lorenz, treasurer; J. W. Nosier,
Sr. B. nnd 8. 8. Norton, Jr. B .; B.
Nosier, C. D.; C. YV. YVfiite, R. 8.
Knowltou and George Lorenz,
trustees.
“For Charity Suffercth Long.**
L. GRAY,
W ATCHMAKER AND JE W E LE R ,
C O Q U IL L E
C IT Y ,
OREGON.
WATCHES, FINE LINE OF CLOCKS OF BEST MAKE, NEW AND
| The G. A. R. and W. R. C. are
STYLISH SILVERWARE AND OPTICAL GOODS
1 arranging for an entertainment on
Ed
Buuuell,
o
f
near
Fairview,
To McDouald’a, for hot or cold
ALWAYS ON HAND.
took the steamer to Baudou yester- the night of February 22d.
baths.
Work
was
begun
this
morning
Additional locals on 2d and 4th duy.
-Strings for All Kinds of Musical Instruments.-
pages.
Ilussel Stevens took a run to cn the new building of the Coos
E. J. Bigelow was down to Dea- Marshfield last Monday to be gone County Mercantile & Shipping
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fclrs. Laura C. Phoenix, ftihvaukec, WU.
Association.
several days.
yer Hill on last Friday.
A n OI«l S o l.ll.-r ’ - Il'-roiilm i'K M littinn.
“ m atron o f a B enevolent H om e
h*
County Treasurer Hayes gives
Mrs. Lockwood, of Myrtle Point,
Ed Lasswell of Lee was in Co­
Iu the late war I was a soldier in and knowing tho good Dr. Miles’ Nervine
has
done
tao,
m
y
v.ish
to
help
others,
over­
notice
of
redemption
of
connty
the First Maryland Volunteers,
went to the bay for a few days
quille today on business.
come j m y disliho for tho publicity, this
warrants issued prior to Jauuary Company G. During my term of letter m ay give rue. In Nov. and Dec., 1893,
IS SUPPLIED WITH A SELECT STOCK OF
John Shuck, of North Folk, wns visit, on Monday.
service
I
contracted
chronic
diar­
27 m 3 in m a te* Had, tii e “ L aU rippe,”
19,
1891.
See
notice.
N.
W.
Leneve
is
placing
a
neat
in town last Friday and Saturday.
rhoea. Since then I have used a and I v/asouo o f tho first. Resuming duty
St. Valentine's day is approach­ great amount of medicine, but when too soon, with tho caro o f so many Bick, I
J. A. Hatcher, of Fairview, vis­ new sign for Ur. Moore, at the
not regain rny health, and in a month
ing and tender thoughts are sug­ I found ouv that would give mo did
ited Coquille iast Saturday, H e ! “ Coquille Pharmacy.”
I becam e so debilitated and nervous
relief it would injure my stomach, from sleeplessness and tho draft« made on
gested
to
the
hearts
o
f
the
young
A NICE LINE OF
called at the H eiuld office.
S. L. Lafferty, a prosperousyonng
vitality, that it was a question if I could
folks as to who will be their V al­ until Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera my
go
on.
A
dear
friend
advised
mo
to
try
L . A. Lawhorn, o f Middle creek, ! rancher of Norway, made us a
and Diarrhoea Remedy was brought
N e w H o lid a y G o o d s, e tc .,
S>r. Si ilea* R esto ra tive Xcrvittc*
entine.
to my notice. I used it and will say I took 2 bottles and am happy to say, I am
came to town on business last Fri-j pleasant call this morning,
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at
T P r ic e s
- ¿ K . s t c n . i s l r i n . g T 3 r
L o w .
it is the only remedy that gave me in better health than over. I still continue -¿ii.li
T r< ‘ H M ir c r \ N o t ic e .
day, returning h o*e on Saturday.
The teachers’ quarterly examin­
permanent relief aird no bad results I t : i o cc a sio n a l u s e , a s a n e r v e f o o d ,
A. H. Black, the enterprising ation will begin in this place on
work is very trying. A letter ad­
o t ic e is h e r e b y
g iv e n t h a t
follow. I take pleasure iu recom­ as
all county orders endorsed prior to
dressed to Milwaukee, W ls., will reach m o."
THE
merchant o f Myrtle Point, spent Wednesday, February 12th. See January
mending
this
preparation
to
nil
of
19, 1801, will be paid on presenta­
Juno 6, 1894.
M rs . L au r a C. P hoenix .
tion
at
ray
office
in
Empire
C
ity.
No
inter­
my
old
comrades,
who
while
giving
Saturday and Sunday at Marsh­ notice for particulars.
Dr. Miles’ nervine is sold on a positive
est will bo allowed after February 1, 1896.
that the first bottle will benefit.
their services to their country, con­ guarantee
W . W . H A Y E 8 . County Treasurer.
field.
A ll druggists sell it at $1,6 bottles for 85, or
Further county court proceed­
tracted this dreadful disease as I ! It will bo sent., prepaid, on receipt of price
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Oregon Kidney Tea for sale by ings than those on the outside of
In publishing the death notice did, from eating unwholesomo and by tho Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Dr. S. L. Leneve, of Coquille City, today’s H erald failed to reach us,
y>
of Wallace Ham mack’s little sou uncooked food. Yours truly, A. E.
and N. G. YV. Perkins, of Myrtle
Bending, Halsey, Oregon. For sale
but
will
be
given
later.
in
last
issue,
it
should
have
been
Point.
Restores Health
by Dr. S. L. Leneve, druggist.
Owen Short of Marshfield called “ YVillie” Hammuck, instead of
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YV. H. Hull, chairman of the
A p p r o p r ia tio n B ill* .
Mrs. 8. J. Miller, Mrs. Robinson
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county central committee of the on us yesterday. He was oa his “Jimmie,” and the age was 8 years
and 7 months.
Among the bills now pending in and George Robinson took the
Populist party, gave us a call yes­ way to Bandou with a view to rent­
ing the Topper hotel at that place “ £VERY WOMAN’S FRIEND”
congress for the appropriation of train yesterday for the bay, thence
terday.
the coming year.
money for river and harbor im­ to San Francisco. The ladies go
Col. Blumenrother, of Bandon,
Gives color to the cheek, sparkle to
Mrs.
provements
are the following, intro­ for medical attendance.
Mrs. Martin wants everyone to
tho ¿ye and peace to the m ind.
has offered two companies of infan­
Miller has been in poor health for
P O S IT IV E C U K E for fem ale troubles. duced by Mr. Hermann:
know that she has just received a
C O Q U I L L E C I T Y , O R .,
try to the governor for service in
new stock of men’s, boys’ Address,
Providing an appropriation for some months, but some heroic
M K S . L . V E R N O N , Business Manager,
measures
seem
to
be
demanded.
the
improvement
of
the
navigation
case of necessity.
Stockton, California.
and children’s hats and caps, which
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F r o n t S t r e e t , O p p o site R . R . Depota
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of Coos river, in Oregon, $5000.
J. F. Mast of Arago was in town will tie sold cbenp.
Notice to Fruit-Growers.
A.O. Wheeler, new proprietor of
A bill providing an appropria­
last Saturday. lie is looking iai-
Schrooder & Stevens of Arago Messer’s Pioneer livery stable, tion of $200,000 forcontiuniug the
DR. J. BURT MOORE, Proprietor.
A. K E L L Y A N D E . M . C A N T E R -
proved in health and thinks he will have received notice o f the allow­ places his card in the H erald improvements at the entrance to
• B U R Y nr« prepared to do graftin g
M E W , TURE AND FRESH DRUGS
o f fruit and ornamental trees. Long expe­
remove to California.
ing o f a patent on their leather where it will reach many eye«. He Coos bay.
rience enables us to do the very best of work
G
AND CHEMICALS
A
lull
providing
an
appropria­
at the lowest possible rates. W e guarantee
We call the attention o f onr dressing. They will be ready to solicits a share o f the public pat­
tion o f $59,000 for continuing the our work. Any person wishing grafting
just
received
and being received
readers to the ‘‘ Up River Deparl- manufacture soon.
ronage and will promptly and faith­ improvement» at the mouth of the will do well to address
daily; also a full assortment of th<J
O . A . K E L L Y , Riverton,
ment” in this week’s issue of the
Oregon Kidney Tea is the most fully serve them.
Coquille river.
or, E . M . C A N T E R B U R Y , Bandon.
standard proprietary medicines.
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A bill providing nu appropriation
H erald .
It is always interesting, effective blood-purifier known. For
Wanted.
sale by druggists N. O. YV. Perkins,
of 841,000 for continuing the im­
A patent has been granted to
but unusually so this week.
To rent a dairy farm o f at least provements on the upper waters of
of Myrtle Point, and Dr. S. L.
Stevens & 8chroeder for their
A N T E D .— Several trustworthy gentle­ Leneve, of Coquille City.
10 cow capacity with necessary the Coquille river.
men or ladies to travel in Oregon for
"Leather Dressing,” recently adver­
apparatus
for
running
it.
Any
A
bill
providing
an
appropriation
established, reliable house.
Salary, $780
All who are troubled with Constipation
person having such a farm to rent of $338,000 for the improvement tised in the H erald . Russell Ste­ Compounding of Prescriptions
and expenses.
Steady position. Enclose
will
find
a
safe,
sore
and
speedy
relief
in
references and seif-addressed stam ped en­
a. S p e c i a l t y .
tor three or five years will please of the harbor of Port Orford.
vens was the inventor, but sickness
velope.
The Dominion Com pany, Third A yer's Pills. Unlike roost other cathartics,
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F loor, O m aha Building, Chicago, Illinois. these pills strengthen the stom ach, liver correspond with 8. P. Coudron, at
lms hindered him from pushing its
Marshfield.
Parkersburg Pick-ups.
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The uniou meetings will continue and bowels, and restore the organs to nor­
Resi*
sale. It will soou be placed iu the OFFICE OF DR. J. BURT MOORE— At The PHARMACY;
m al and regular action.
F i r e a t B e a r e r <11111.
odeuce—Hatch property, near Mr. Messer’s.
over next" Sunday, and no other
market
ou
its
merits.
Parkersburg, Jau. 27.— As Burg
W e look for a large immigration
The new saloon building at
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Bervices will be held at the other
has not sent any items from here
from
the
past
and
south
in
the
Beaver
Hill
was
entirely
consumed
r r 'O E X C H A N G E .— A good young team
for some time, I will send ^ few.
churches. The place of meeting
IF YOU W A N T IN F O R M A T IO N A BO U T
.1 o f horse«, -with harness am i wagon, 2
The schooner Jos'p h ana Henry m ilk cows, together with 8 0 AC R ES O F
on next Sunday wiil be announced spring. People who have real estate by fire on last Friday, at about 12
for sale at reasonable figures will o’clock of that duy. The contents arrived in the river Saturday, four L A N D near Drain, D ouglas county, Oregon,
later on.
to exchanges for land or town property in
do
well to place them with the of the building were all saved. It days out from San Francisco, to Coos county. For particulars.
It is probably not tho coldest weather you
Address,
B O X <tS9
is supposed to have caught fire take lumber from our mill.
ever knew in your life, but that is how you H erald agency.
Coquille City, Oregon.
J.
E.
Quick
has
returned
and
feol just now, because past sufferings are
Johnsou Bro’s wish to say that from a defective flue. The saloon resumed bis position iu the mill T'OR B ALE— 1 0 » ACH ES, C L O SE T O
AD D RESS A L E T T E R O R POSTAL C A R D TO
soon forgotten, and becauso your blood
. the river (can get right-of-w ay across
they
are closing their books, and was the property of the coal com­ after a month’s vacation.
needs the enriching, invigorating influence
«trip to the liv er).
It is bench land, nnd
pany.
II.
Hamby
got
his
fore-finger
that
they
can
sell
more
goods
for
o f Ayer’ s Sarsaparilla—the Superior M ed­
has coal on it: half the saw timber iH out
-V
off, but plenty of line pile timber remains.
the money than any other market
icine,
When a person begins to grow mashed in the mil) Inst Friday, aud Good soil; will make good orchards.
P H IL IP YV. A V IR E T T , General Manager.
Miss Ivy Kinnicutt wishes us to in town. If you don’ t believe it thin there is something wrong. it was amputated between the first For terms, call ou or addr ss
cnll and see. They will sell for cash The waste is greater tliau the sup­ and speond joints.
W . R. B A N T E R ,
P.
O
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Box
403,
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Washington, D. 0 .
correct, through the H erald , the only after this.
Riverton, O regon.
Ed Unks, who got his knee-CBp n o y !9 1
H onorably discharged soldiers and sailors who served ninety days, or oyer, in the late
ply ami it is only a question of time
report that she has uu assistant in
fractured
by
a
fall,
about
ten
dnys
war are entitled, if now partially or wholly disabled fo r ordinary munual labor, whether
The steamer Czarina, from Pen­ when the end must come.
disability wns caused by service or not, and regardless o f their pecuniary circumstances,
ago, is around with the help of a
her private school. Miss Kinni­
W ID O W S o f snch soidiers and sailors are entitled ( if not remarried) whether soldiers,
In nine cases out of ten the trou­
sacola,
Florida,
is
now
on
her
way
cane. Clad to see yon again, E d.
death
was due to army service or not. if now dependent upon their own labor for su p ­
cutt is doing the school work her­
ble is with the digestive organs. If
i
port. W idow s not dependent upon their own labor are e n titled i f the soldier s death
Most
of
the
Bear
creek
loggers
up
the
coast
for
San
Francisco,and
E A V E Y O U R O R D E R S W IT H C. L . was due to service.
self without any assistant.
you can restore them to a healthy
- j Gray, at liis jewelry store.
will henceforth ply between the condition you will stop the waste, nre happy, as they have their logs
C H IL D R E N are entitled (if under 16 years) in alm ost all cases where there wns no
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per ton delivered nt end of tramway. widow, or she has since died or remarried.
Tex Robison of Arago has a
.
latter city and Coos bay for the J. put on new Hesli ami causo them to iu tide-water at the mill.
‘ east end o f Third street, near John Morris’
P A R E N T S Hro entitled if soldier lo ft neither widow nor child, provided soldier died in
cow with' three young calves. They
J. F. Hamblock is putting in logs reside nce.
[feb 21* service, or from effects of service, and they are now dependent upon their own labor for
D. Spreekels & Bro s Co., who have feel better in every way. The food for a house pattern. That is right,
support. It makes no difference w hether soldier served or died in late wai or in regular
ure of the Jersey breed, and one
they eat will be digested and appro­
purchased her.
STEAMER
arm y or navy.
,
,
, . ,
Uncle John.
weighed 29, one 32 and one 35 lbs.,
Soldiers of the late war, pensioned under one law, m ay apply for higher rates under
priated to the needs of the system,
James YY’alstrom, the smiling nnd
other
laws,
without
losing
an
y
lig
h
ts.
.
^
and
a
normal
appetite
will
appear.
making altogether 96 lbs. How is
Thousands o f soldiers drawing from $ 2 to $10 per m onth under the old law are entitled
accommodating clerk, is behind the
IMotics.
Consumption frequently follows
to higher rates under new law, not on ly on acconnt o f disabilities for which now pen­
the Coquille fur a stock country?
counter at the store ngain.
sioned. but also for others, whether due to service or not.
W. Hull, chairman of the cen­ n wasting of bodily tissue because
The school is progiessing nicely
Soldiers and sailors disabled in line o f duty in regular army or navy since the war are
Dr. J. YV. Strange, the Roseburg tral committee o f the Populist nearly all consumptives have indi­
akes
reg ular
t r ip s
from
also entitled, whether discharged for disability or n o t.
. _
.
t
here,
under
the
management
of
Miss
San Francisco to Colum bia liiver,
deutist, is expected to arrive in party, has issued a call for precinct gestion. The Shaker Digestive Cor­
Survivors, amt their w idow s, o f the Black H aw k, Creek Cherokee, and Sem inole ot
calling at Eureka and
Florida Indian warn o f 18IVJ to 1842. are entitled under n recent act.
t
Coquille City some time next month, election to choose 10 delegates to dial will restore tho stomach to a j Surah Fahy.
M E X IC A N W A R S O L D IE R S and their widows also entitled, if <>2yoaraof age or dis­
cocs : b
or which due notice will (hereafter the state convention to he held at healthy condition in a vast majority j YVe are going to have n debating
abled or dependent.
-
,
.
club here; look out!
M yr T le .
Freight rates from Coo« Bay to
Old
claim s com pleted and settlem ent obtained, w hether pension has boon granted
be given. Patrons of the H erald | Salem, February 22d. The primary of cases. Get one of their hooks I
Astoria and Portland, per ton — $ I OO
under
later
law
s
or
not.
,
.
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,
will consult their own interests by elections will begin at 10 o’clock from your druggist and learn about
Rejected claiirs reopened and settlem ent seen red. if rejection improper or Illegal.
BOM .
PASSENCELIS, $ 0 . 0 0 A N D $ 2 . 5 0 .
reserving their work for him.
j a. m. and continue until 3 o'clock this new and valuable remedy.
Certificates o f service nnd dischargo ob tained for soldiers and sailors o f the late w *I
T homason — At Bay C ity, Jan . 1 4 , 185 M>, to
w ho have lorst their original papers.
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,
For further inform ation, apply to
„ o
.
j i
p. in. Judges nud clerks should
M r. and Mrs. Geo. Thom ason, a daughter.
Send for laws and inform ation. No chnrge for ndyme. N o fee on less enoeeasfnl.
llev. W. B. Smith returned home r
.
b ,
. .
,
S O U T H E R N O R E G O N C O.. Agents,
.
| be chosen and the complete vote
When the children need Castor W ilson — At Marshfield, Jan. 19. 1896, to
A
d
d
r
e
s
s
THE
PRESS
CLAIMS
CO.,
Empire City, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. John W ilson , a son.
from Myrtle Point yesterday, where | returned immediately to Mr. Hull Oil, give them L axul —it is palat­
E . G . Flunngnn, Agent,
P H I L I P W . A V IK K T T , G snersl M nnseer.
R aymond — At South Marshfield, Jan. 16, dee24 tf 1
Marshfield, Oregon.
W nslilnulon, D . C .
he has been for two weeks holding at Biverton.
able.
P. O. llux 403.
1896, to M r . and M rs. E d R aym ond, a
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a daughter,
revival meetings in connection with
Daily Health Laws.
Tcurliers- E.rim iiinlion.
Rev. R. Byrn. He reports 12 con­
IT’S INJURIOUS TO STOP SUDDENLY
i h i ; i ).
W ALTER DRANE,
and don’t be imposed upon by buying a
S m ith — At Four-m ile (below Bandon), Jan. !
versions during the meetings. Mr.
Don’t eat so rapidly.
Notice is hereby given that, for the
19, 1896, Christina, aged 16 years, and on
remedy that requires you to do so, ns it is
Blacksmith
and
Sit on a chair and be quiet after
Smith will now assist in the meet­ purpose of making'an examination
Jan. 21, 1896, Charles, aged 25 years,
nothing more than a substitue. In tho sud­
daughter and son o f 8 . H . Smith.
eating. Your stomach is not a coal
ing here in Coquille.
of all persons who may offer them­ bin.
den stoppage of tobacco you must have
Wagonmaker,
H artley — O n South Fork, near Myrtle j
Point, Jan. — , 1896, M rs. Linchia H artley, !
Some time ago Mr. Simon Gold- selves as candidates for teachers of
some stimulant, and in most nil cases, the
When you feel uncomfortable
aged 79 years.
C
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C
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bauin of San Luis Key, Cal., was the schools of this county, the after eating you have eaten too M a rt in —Near Enchanted ! rairife, Jnn. 22, '
effect of the stimulant, be it opium, mor­
phine, or other opiates, leaves
troubled with a lame back and rhou- county school superintendent there- much, and you need Joy’s Vegetable
1896, Erskiu M artin, o f Biovm sville, O r . , !
L L kinds o f farm work s o lid ted. Horse
aged about 26 years.
mntism.
Ho used Chamberlain’s nf WU1 hold a public examination Sarsaparilla.
a far worse habit contracted.
. .h o . ing and plow work a specialty
Supplies for logging work, wedge:.. dogs
Pain Balm and a prompt cure was at Coquille City, commencing on
Ask your druggist about
If you suffer from rheumatism
rings,cant-hooks and everything used in
E z s c a tic ii S a le .
effected. Ho says he has since j Wednesday, at 10 o’clock a. m., the watch the sheets. Don’t get between
B -iK C O -C C J E O .
logging camps kept on hand.
Satisfaction
guaranteed. Shop on coiner north o f Pio-
advised many of his friends to try j 12th day of February, 1896.
It is purely vegetable.
You
them; if damp dry them.
(19tf
'O T I C E is hereby give-f, that nndrr ani! neei Feed stab le.
it and all who have done so have j Teachers who are eligible for
It will notify you
do not have to stop using tobacco with BA CG-CGRO-
-- —
Cure your rheumatism with Joy’s
bv virtue of an execution issued out j
spoken very highly of it It is for state certificates and diplomas must Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
system
will ---
be
o f the Circuit Court of the Htato of
when to stop and your desire for tobacco will cease. Your .v
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Oregon for
the county of
Coos, on
X j T J C S . ' as free from nicotine as the day before you took your first chew or smoke.
sale by Dr. S. L. Leneve, druggist, j make application at the same time.
Keep flies out of your house; they the 17th day o f January, 1896, upon a O T J T Z
An iron-clad written guarantee to absolutely cure the tel ncco habit in a ll
judgm ent rendered in the justice’ s court j
W .L . Cobb, resident o f Rose- ,
this 24th day of January, are germ carriers.
for the town o f Marshfield, Coos county, I
.
_
’
, ,
11896.
J. H. B a b b l o w ,
its forms, or money refunded.
Price U per box, or •" boxes (30 days
Wear flannel undergarments.
Oregon, and a transcript o f said judgm ent | T IB O C R I.tJOK T O C O M E IN CON-
burg, Oregon, spent several days
Count, School Superintendent
Keep your feet warm; your head | filed in said circuit court, said judgm ent A tact with prndent people, who use their treatment and guaranteed eure,) $2.50 For sale by all druggists or w ill
ic Coquille last week. Mr. Cobb
?
and execution being in faior of E. B. Dean money with care and m ake it bring the beRt be sent bv mail upon receipt of price.
END S IX 1 \\ O - CENT
cool.
A Co., plaintiffs, and against the property reeult«.
B< ■ ¡. lets and proofs free.
is looking into the blacksand mines
When your blood is thin you feel o f 8. C. Brown. J. L . Brown and Mrs J. W .
IF Y O U S E N D US T H I S N O T IC E , or STAMPS FOR SAMPLE BOX.
E uan a C h m ii u . A. M’r ’o Co., La Crosse, IY is.
cold in the least change.
When T ibb etts, as Trustees of the M ethodist refer to it plainly, we will Head you with !
near Randolph. He represents a
Awarded
Episcopal Church o f Marshfield Charge or ; each order Home one o f the h.rtiulea here
your
blood
is
thin
take
Joy’s
Vege­ Circuit, Oregon Conference, in (Joosconnfcy, mentioned. Read carefully. If wearing '
company with at least 875,000, and Highest Honors— World’ s Fair,
Office o f T H E P IO N E E R I’ , ; IL L C O M P A N Y . C. W . Ilo m ic k . Itapt..
table Sarsaparilla; it will make your Oregon, defendants, nnd said execution apparel, giv e s iz e . On purohaHCH
Hi. Paul, M in n ., Hppt. 7,1894.
if they fiud that they can save
Bold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
Below the amount o f $1. O ne Calendar. ;
com m anding me to make the sum o f $64.90
blood red, rich and thick.
Enrnkn Chemical and Man’ f'g C o.. L a Crosse, W i t — Dear S ir*: I h a t e
a tobacco
From $1 to $5, either I H andkerchief, 1
with interest thereon nt, the rate o f eight
enough of the gold to make the
fiend
for
m
any
years,
and
during
the
past
two
yenrs
have
smoked fifteen to t wenty cigars
Yes it will do to take Joy’s per cent per annum from the 22d dnv of Aluminum T h im b le, 1 T o jt h Brush, 1 H ar­
•D R
regnlsrly every day. My whole nervous system became affected, nntil my pb vaician told
monica,
1
JewHhnrp,
o
"
Fancy
Pin.
April.
180»,
and
the
farther
sum
o
f
$30.70
mines pay they will invest in them.
Vegetable Sarsaparilla now.
From $2 to $10. Initial Linen Handker- « roe I m ust give up the nse of tobacco, for the time being at least. I tried the so-called
costs, including $25.00 attorney’ s fees and
When you get off your bicycle also the costs of and upon said writ, I did, chief. I Boy’ s K nife 1 pair Taffeta or Wool •Keeley Care,” “ N o -T o -B a c .” ami various other remedies, but withont success, until I
Sheriff Gage came down today
Gloves
or M ittens, 1 pair Colored Hose, or accidentally learned o f yonr “ B a o o -C u r o .” Three weeks ago today I com menced using
on
the
90th
day
o
f
January,
1896,
levy
after a long warm run, put on a
your preparation, nnd today I consider m yself Completely cured •! am in perfect bealth*
upon, as the property of the said defend­ 1 Child’ s Book,
from Myitle Point, and from him
coat
From $10 to $25 you get free, 1 pair of and the horrible craving for tobacco, which every inveterate slooker f uRy appreciates. M l
ants, the lots numbered 17 and 18 in block
left mo.
I consider your “ B aco-C u ro” sim ply wonderful, and esn fully
we learn, additional to what is cod - .
If you arc going on a trip take 10 in the town o f East Marshfield. Coos House Slippers—lady’ s or child’ s— 1 Lace completely
U. W . H o b u ic x .
i county. Oregon, nnd will, ON S A T U R D A Y , P in , 1 G irl’ s or B oy's C a p . 1 pair Scissors, recommend it. Yours very traly
tamed in Up-River Department,
Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
¡ T U E W T i i D A Y O F F E B R U A R Y . 1890, guild, l Ladies’ Knife, 1 G ent’ s Scarf, or 1
S
lver
Thim
ble.
Strange
food
makes
strange
at
the
Courthouse
door
in
the
town
o
f
E
m
­
it is now certain that Brown went
O . W H E E L E R , ’, 4 =
From $25 to $59, we send free 1 pair of A .
C ity. C eos county, Oregon, at the hour
stomachs.
Joy’s Vegetable Sarsa­ pire
into the river on a small log, and
o f one o’clock p. m . o f said day, offer for Handsom e Bedroom Slippers, 1 Handsome
parilla reaches the stomach, cleanses sale and sell at public auction to the higb- D oll, 1 D aisy Rifle. 1 Fam ily Lamp.
by the most careful search no trace
(Successor to J. P. MeHser,)
From $50 to $100, eitder i Boy’ s Iron Kx-
| the stomach, and renews the ; est and best bidder for cash, all right, title
and interest which the said defendants as press, 1 Ladies’ Bag, 1 C h ild 's Rocker, 1
could be discovered of his getting
i stomach.
such trustees, as aforesaid, bad in or to the Velocipede, to 8 years. I pair Bicycle Shoes. L I V E R Y
A ltfD F E E D
STABLES,
oat- Mr. Gage is thoroughly con­
No appetite? Take Joy’s Vege­ said real property above described, on the 1 N o. 400 Album, or 1 Ladies' H om e made
REAR OF NEW HOTEL, COqUILLE CITY, OREGON.
said 20th day o f January. 188$. or a su f­ Wrapper.
table Sarsaparilla.
Keen appetite. ficiency thereof to satisfy said demands as
vinced that he is drowned. An
Be sure to cut this out o f the H E R A L D
V OOI) TURNOUTS toorder, Uommorcinl M on'» iwr»ic<< a niwciaUT. UilT F.xprow,
and enclose it with your order.
Accept nothing hut the genuine i above set forth.
effort will be made to recover the
JT iittuit'lunci* at wharf and d**ixrt to all wtonraerw nnd trniun, nnd RnntrAl hoalind
W e want to know how many o f our pat­
Most Perfect Made.
j when you ask for Joy’s Vegetable , Dated January 23J. 1896.
body. I f this proves true it will
promptly
nnd cnrefnlty trnnnnoted.
rons reed it.
* M l t H ’ S C ASH S T O K E .
U W. GAGE,
Ao
Years
the
Standard.
J Sarsaparilla.
be the end of a sad tragedy.
San Francisco, Cal.
• jiiaSS]
Sheriff o f Geos county, Oregon. jan7]
LOCAL
ITEM S.
was in town last Monday.
Mrs. Gray’s Department
Notions, Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles,
N
Dr. Miles’ Nervine
PHARM ACY
G r r a y ’s N e w B n ilc L in g ,
O
W
P E N S IO N S
I
THE PRESS
CLAIMS COMPANY
C O Q U IL L E C O A L
I
“ South Coast”
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DON’T
STOP __
TOBACCO
N
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CREAM
BAKING
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