Coquille City herald., June 02, 1896, Image 3

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1896.
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OUT.
Additional local« ou 2d page.
Shull we celebrate ou the 1th of
Julv?
BRUISE
ST. JACOBS OIL
A «o ro s p o t, green ,
b lo c k , o r b lu e , 1 b a
U m
th e . o r e n e u d isa p p ea r
IT IB M A C I C A L .
For hot and cold baths, go to
' M c D o n a ld 's .
From LaGrlppe.
Prof. Cooptr, the blind phrenol­ H o w D r. M ile s ’ N e rv in e R e stored
ogist, gave n vsiy entertaining aud
O n e of K e n t u c k y ’s B u s in e s s
instructive lecture last uigbt at
M e n to Health.
Masonic hall to a large nud appre­
ciative audience. He will lecture
tonight again, Wednesday night
and Thursday night, and make
public examinations ench night.
The lectures are free, except a col-
lection to assist him in defraying
expenses.
Friday night he will
give a stereopticon exhibition of
120 large and magnificeut views,
for a small admission fee. All
should atteud. Prof. Cooper will
givo private examinations Hud
charts at Hotel Coquille.
.llrn iM rlM l D m
Miss Ora Sheppard, who has
Wus observed at this place iu a beeu stopping in Baudon for some
Mr. andMrsIWrch. of th eS tu tU jmnnner but uot formj,Uy and ex­ weeks past, returned home Monday
eompany, were visiting in this ptnee tensively as has been the custom last to remain.
a day or so past.
for some years back.
The chief
Coquille City presented a lively
Mrs. C. Y. L»we returned yester- feature of the day was the presen- appeal mice nu last Monday; town
duy from a visit at the bay nnd is tation of a flag by the ladies of the full o f people aud everybody good-
stopping with her aunt, Mrs. It. E. W. It. C. to our public school, which untured.
Our election weut off
Buck.
ceremony was enacted at Masonic very pleasantly, indeed.
A number of our young meo
Prof. T. W. Johnson is teaching hull iu the presence of a large and
Mrs. W. \V. Hayes, wife of
rallied Friday evening nud secured
the Etelka school duriug this term, appreciative audience.
County Treasurer Hnyea, o f Em ­ i. flue flag pole for the school flag
At 1 :30 p. m. the hall was well ! pire City, cutue over ou Monday’s
and will tnke the school at Custer
presented by the ladies of the
duriug the latter summer mouths. tilled with citizens of the town nnd train, and went to liandou to visit Relief Corps. Saturday morning
vicinity.
The children of the |
a number of them completed the
O DISEASE has ever presented so many
John Quick, delegate from the school filed into seats reserved for with her sou aud family.
as LaGrippe. No disease
Bear creek church to theBaptist asso­ the scholars, each of whom bore a | Rev, J. 8. McCain, o f the H eu - work, set tbe pole and arruoged leaves peculiarities
Its victim s so debilitated, useless,
the tackle and had everything in sleepless,
nerveless, as LaGrippe.
ciation at Hose burg, left yesterday. flag which had been supplied to the ALD> gp^nj |ggt S unday in Bandou,
readiuess for floating Old Glory,
Mr. D. W. Hilton, state agent o f the Mut­
, ,
.
.
The association convenes on the 4th schools on a former occasion by the |
ual Life Insurance Co., o f Kentucky, says:
which
event
took
place
about
3
p.
evening.
same patriotic body of ladies. The P ^ h i n g morning and
1889 and ’90 I had two severe attacks
inst
m. We have not the names of h II o f **ln
LaGrippe, the last one attacking m y ner­
exercises were announced in the fol­ He accompanied Mr. Burkhart to
the
persons
lendiug
a
hand,
nnd
vous system with such severity that m y life
Fon R e n t — A splendid farm, good lowing order:
that place on Saturday and had
therefore make co mention by was despaired o f. I had not slept for more
house, good barn to rent for two
than two months excep t by the use o f nar­
Song, America— by the schools, the pleasure o f hearing him deliver
name, except our veteran comrade. cotics that stupefied me, but gave me no
yenrs for the small sum of $800, in assisted by the audience ami choir.
one of his grand speeches Saturday City Recorder John Rowau, and rest. 1 waa only conscious o f Intense mental
advance, for two . yenrs. Address
Presentation nddress by Hon. W.
agonizing bodily pain and the
Ed Farther, of Salem? 'who is a weakness,
fa ct that I was hourly growing weaker.
H xiulo wffice.
• * Sinclair,-for the ladies of - the W. R. night.
comparative
»frituger
Ttr’
otfr
midst1
.
When in this condition, I com m enced using
'The steamer “ Areata” has been
.
.
Oregon Kidney Tea is the most C.
All have'the sincere thankfe-ef the Dr Mile#’ Restorative Nervine. In tw o day#
I began to improve and in one m onth’s tim e
Reception address by J. S. Mc- placed on the run formerly taken
effective blood-pnrifier known. For
ladies aodtiefyunt board.;-*
- -
1 was on rod. much to the surprise o f all who
sale by druggists N. O. IV. Perkins, Eweq, on the part of the school by the “ South Coast.” The “ Areata’,
o f my condition. 1 have been in e x ­
The man Who eats because lie is .knew
makes
regular
trips
between
Sail
board
and
in
behalf
of
the
children
c
e lle n t health since an<J have recommended
o f Myrtle Point, and Dr. 8. L.
hungry is, thus far, on k level with you r remedies to many o f my friends."
Francisco
and
Portland,
calling
at
and
patrons
of
the
Coquille
City
Leneve, of Coquille City.
Louisville. Jan 22. 1895.
D. W. H ilton .
The man who stops
Eureka, Coos bay, and Astoria, each the brutes.
public schools.
The steamer Moro came into the
Passengers nnd freights at eating tbe moment his hunger is Hr. Miles* Hervine Restores lealtk
Song, by the choir— What a way.
Nature
river Sunday night, after n tu p to Gathering That Will Be.
lowest rates. Apply to E. G. Flana­ appeased is the wise man.
At the close of these exercises, gan, Marshfield, or Southern Oregon needs no more food than she culls
Cooa bay for some railroad iron
Mrs. Roht. Dean took a ran to
* for. Cjofitinued excess brings about
f jr tbe Baudon Block C oh I C o ’ s the audience nnd children formed in Co., Empire City, agents.
dyspepsia,- with hiss } of flesh, Beaver Hill last Monday to have a
procession and followed the band
W. L. Huyter, father o f Mrit.
track at Riverton, after discharging
strength, sleep and mental power; visit with her daughter, Mrs. Wm.
to the school grouuds, where the
Knowlton
of this place nnd an old and au accumulation of aches,pains
which she came to this city.
beautiful flag was raised to half
Cox.
During resident o f Fisbtrnp, came home and many dangerous local maladies.
E. H. Beyers, o f Sumner, spent mast in honor of the day.
Grandma Roberts, of Myrtle
The stomach note can do nothing
Sunday in this city with his daugh­ this exercise the school saluted the from California last Wednesday.
Point, attended the funeral o f Mr*.
alone.
We
must
appeal
to
some
flag and snug, The Flag.
During his trip below he took iu
ter, Mrs. G. F. Boutell, returning
artificially digested food which can J. P. Tapper, at BandoD, last Fri­
After this ceremony, the bund
yesterday for the election. Mr. B. took the head of the procession, Snu Francisco, Redwood City, L os also digest other foods. That is to day, and returned home on Mon­
is a good and progressive citizen, followed by the W. R. C., scholars Augeles, Pomona, Puento, and say, we must use the Shaker Diges­ day.
He reports times tive Cordial. The effect is prompt
and is the ,-bee king” of Coos and citizens, and proceeded to the other places.
R. D. Sanford, nnd his cousin
The chronic pain
On his and cheering.
cemeteries to decorate the graves worse there than here.
county.
Altogether the very pleasant day way back lie visited his old home and distress ceases. Appetite pres­ from Illinois, spent Sunday last in
T he nip o f n p oisonous snsk e is bnt n
Flesh and vigor Bandon- They went down to hear
passed vary creditably. There was in Folk county, and came in on the ently revives.
slight rem ove from l>eing m ore dnneerous
grad unity come back and the sufferer Hon. A. G. Burklmrt speak at that
some
display
of
flags,
business
was
than* the poison o f scrofula in the b lo o d .
very generally suspended, ami citi­ Roseburg stage. He was greatly recovers. But he must be careful place, aud returned home Monday.
A y e r's Sarsaparilla purities tbe vital fluid,
A trial bottle for
zens
of the town and friends in the benefitted iu libalth by travel, but iu the future.
expels sit p oisonous substances, and sup­
p lies the clem auts o f
life, health and country early began to appear with is glad to get horre to Coos once 10 cents.
flowers and other evidences of o b ­ more.
E xecution Saule.
strength.
L a x o l is the best medicine for
Miss Maude Garfield, grand­ servance of the day. Our local G.
Dr.
J.
W.
Strange,
the
Roseburg
children.
Doctors recommend it "VT O T IC E is hereby given, that nnder and
A. R. post took no part ns an organ­
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Judge
1.x by virtue o f an execution nnd ord er
ization, but the ladies of the W. R. dentist, will next visit Coquille City iu place of Castor Oil.
o f sale issued ou t o f the C ircuit Court
Dyer, came up from Oakland, Cal., C. and many individual veterans about July 15th to 20th, and it is
o f the State o f Oregon fo r C oos county,
via l( It
in fa vor o f T hom as W ilson, plaintiff, and
yesterday and is stopping with her participated earnestly and sincerely. desired that all work be reserved
for him. The doctor is a regular H it t b b S tbw abd —A t the residence o f Thos against the property o f S. D . G . Anderson
graud aunt, Mrs. R. E. Buck. She The band, too, promptly filled its
F augh, at the m outh o f Beaver slough, and his w ife Mary A nderson, defendants,
visitor to this place and is identi­
May 27, 18%. by H er. J . S. M cCain, Mel. com m anding me to sell the certain real
will probably spend her vacation wonted place and added much to fied with our interests, nnd to pat­ vin H ayter ang M iss N ettie Pearl Steward. property hereinafter described, or a suffi-
the solemn observance.
cirn cy thereof to satisfy the dem ands
here with her grand-parents and
ronize him is the same as patron­ L aibd - B axtkk —A t E m pire City, May 29, o f the said p lain tiff, tow it: T he sum o f
by Justice 11. J. Cussans, James W.
$1133.65, nu attorney fe e o f $120.00 to­
izing one of our residents.
His L 1896,
a
ird
and
M
iss
M
abel
B
axter.
ftieuds.
“Last summer while attending
gether with costs nnd disbursem ents taxed
work is all guaranteed as being the
nt $50.90 nnd the costs o f said execu­
Mrs. Berch, late of the Stuttz court at Uniontown,” says D. B. very best that can be done and his
DURi'l.
tion. which
said execution is dated
company, will go to Myrtle Point Patton, a prominent druggist of charges are but little over ooe-lialf H unt —At B an d on . May 80,1896, to Mr. and the 21st dnv o f M ar. 18%. 1 w ill, ON
Mrs.
8
.
N.
B.
H
unt,
a
daughter.
S
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D
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,
T
H
E JI7TH D A Y O F JU NE,
and engage with some of the local Fayette City, Pa. “ three witnesses what is charged by others, which is
1396. nt the hour o f one o ’ clock in the
,
,
..
....
. were suffering from uwirrlicea. I an important item ic these hard
4
fternoou
o
f
th
e
said
dnv nt the Courthouse
1HKV).
talent there in the rendition of ^
eftch a ,]o8e o{ Chamberlain’s
in the town o f Em pire C ity, C oos
times. Gall on him while he is T upfei »—At Bandon, M ay 27« tS% , Mrs. J . door
co
o
h
ty
,
O
regon,
offer
fo r sale and sell at
“ The Country Girl” sometime during Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea llem-
P . T apper, aged GO years, I P m onth» and
here and be convinced of the truth
public auction to the highest and best b id ­
23 days.
the coming week. The play is her edy and it gave immediate relief, of the above.
der
for
cash,
all
right,
title nnd interest
[tf*
which the said defen d a n ts o r eith er o f
own, and will be given as a benefit On tbe way home one of my neigh-
T IIA D E —A go o d you n g mule, w eigh t them had on the 31st day o f August, 1892,
The Sunda 3 '-scliool of the Meth­
for the baud
l>ors " as t,l^eu w>t'1 11 severe cramp
JL about 900 lbs. well broke* to work and or m ay at any tim e since have acquired in
in the stomach and was suffering odist church, south, held a Chil­ rid e—to t r a d o fo r g o o d you ng,cow s. Also, or to the fo llo w ng described premises,
it:
The flag presented to our school wjh , ¡„tense pains. I gave him n drens’ Day service last Sunday even­ two Jersey bulls, b e in g kept1 for breeding to-w
C om m encing nt a p ost set at the so u th ­
purposes fo r those w h o n eed such seiv ice.
west. co in e r o f lot num ber seven, nnd the
on Memorial Day by our W. U. C. dose of this remedy and within five ing. The program was one fur­ F or particulars, call ou
northwest corner o f lot nnmher six in se c­
E. J . B IG E L O W ,
ladies, is a fine specimen o f O 'd minutes the pain had ceased. The nished from the publishing house
Coquille C ity . tion e i f h t o f township tw enty-nine south
o f range twelve west o f the W illam ette
Glory. It is hunting, brilliant iu r e m e d y is a favorite here. I know
A N T E D - A reliable lady or gen tle­ m eridian, running thence west one and
. * n «i
if*«? . • i*
• of many wlio are never
without it. at Nashville, Tenn., and was lis­
m an to distribute samples and make thirty-hu ndredths chains to the bank o f
colors, 71 by 15 feet in dimensions, j niwayg take it with me when going tened to by a large audience. It
a house to house canvass for our V egetable the Coquille river, thence along the bank o f
and up to date iu statutory repie- «way from home.” For sale by Dr. consisted of recitations, responsive T oilet Soaps and Pure F lavoring E xtra cts. said river up stream , and in a southerly
$40 t«> $7.5 a m onth easilv made. Address direction to the routhwest. Tomer o f tho lot
sentations.
Our ladies lead in S. L. Leneve.
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,rs a U E E D . ~
-
readings, short nddresses on various cK
C h ic a g o , - III.
o rr
Im. known as the Charles W ilkins lo t. thence
south two nnd seventy-five hundredths
patriotic spirit.
j D r e s s m a k i n g . — Miss Mary Nos- topics relating to that church’s ori­ I X T ' A N T E D .—Several trustworthy gentle- ch
ains, thence east eleven chains, thence
The nndeisigued wishes to sell ler nnd Miss liny Collier have now gin and progress, aud songs. Re­ W men or ladies to travel in Oregon fo r north two nnd seventy-five-hondredths
ch ains to the southeast corner o f the said
established,,
reliable
house.
Salarv,
$780
reasonable, and on easy terms, an opened dressmaking parlors at the
citations were giveu by Claire Sher­ and expenses. Steady position. E nclose Charles W ilkins lo t, thence west to the
improved 150-acre dairy, hay and home o f the latter.
Miss Nosier
references and self-addressed stam ped e n ­ place o f beginning.
Also the follow in g described prem ises,
fruit farm; well watered and wooded, has just returned from San Diego, wood, Irene Lamb and Susie Tut- j velope. T h e D om inion Company, T hird to -w
it: being a part o f aection eight in
F loor, Om aha B hilding, Chicago. Illin o is.
Perfect clover nnd other grass California, where she had con- tie and Mary Lee Futrell. The nd- j
tow nship twenty-nine h < uth o f
range
twelve west o f the W illam ette m eridian,
growth for hay or pasture. Joining ducted the business for the pnst dresses were short and related to
Notice of Final Settlement.
uom m encing at the northeast corner o f a
Coquille City; near railroad and | two years. A share o f the public church history, mission work, etc.,
certain parcel o f land l>elonging form erly
"VT O T IC E is hereby given that Ihe under- to Chnrlts W ilkins, thence ru nning ea st six
steamer lines and large creamery; | pntronnge is respectfully solicited
and were delivered by J. J. Lamb, JJv signed, executor o f tbe estate o f W m. And fifteen-hundredths chains, thence
cheap and quick freights to lending! by these worthy young Indies,
E. W eekly, deceased, has tiled in the C ountv
eigh t nnd sixteen-hundredths ch ains,
Rev. W. B. Smith, Rev. and Mrs. C oart o f C oos county, O regon, his filial south
thence west six nud fifteen-hundredths
markets; good schools, churches and j
From J. M. Haskins, o f Fat Elk
a
ccou
nt
o
f
the
m
atter»
o
f
said
estate,
and
chains,
thence north to the place o f b egin ­
Miss Marvin Lamb was that M on day, the 6th day of July, 1896,
society.
R. D. S anford ,
| creek, who was in town Inst Mon- Futrell.
ning, containing five acres, together with
at 3 o ’ clock m the a ftern oon o f said d a y, at n block o f land described ns follo w s: b e g in ­
organist
and
the
choir
comprised
|
njn^ * 1 ’J
oqm e, r.
j „ y ( we learn that the apple ctop
the cou rthouse at E m pire City» has been, ning eight nnd sixteen-hundredths chains
Mrs.Tuttle and Mrs. Smith, soprai os, by order o f the court, fixed aVthe tim e and south and seven and e ig h ty -n in e-h a n -
Last Thursday, at Fairview, a ¡„ |,j8 neighborhood will be very
lace fo r the heariug o f objections to said dredths chains west o f the quarter section
Miss Elsie Tilman, alto, A. A. Leach, p accou
nt and fo r the settlement o f said corner betw een section s eight and nine,
number of friends were invited to niesgre thisyesr. The berry crop
tow nship twenty-nine south o f range twelve
tenore, aud Rev. Mr. Smith, basso. estate.
Hie home of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Lil- will be very abundant. There will
D ated this 1st day o f June; 1896.
west o f the W illam ette m eridian, at a G, 8.
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I.;®» W E E K L Y ,
post, from which a m yrtle twenty inches
qnist, in honor o f Mrs. L's birth­ also be thousands o f wild bliick-
jo n 2 St]
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Executor. in diam eter bears south forty-six degrees
Daily Health Law s.
east thirty-eight links, from th en ce west
day. Among those invited were berries in the woods.
seventeen
nnd e igh ty - one - hundredths
Mrs. E. C. Bunnell, Miss Edna and
chains
to the right bank o f the C oqn ille
Dr. Stockman, over 80 years o f
Don't oat so rapidly.
river, thenoe up th e east bank o f the Co-
Master Geo. Banned, Mrs W. E. age, though very feeble in health,
qnille river o n e hundred eigh ty-five and
Sit on a chair aud be quiet after
W IN G to the fa ct th a ta ll the wool so oue-third feet, thence east seventeen and
Neely and Mrs. N. J Flynn. Each came in yestorday to vote. Tbe eating. Your stomach is not a coal
fa r received this year ha» com e to ns eigh
__0
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ty-one
hundredths
chains, _______________
theneo north
wet. and heating, h avin g been sheared dur- j o n e hundred eigh ty -fiv e nnd one-third feet
left one or more handsome mid doctor is an old resident o f this bin.
in g the rainyvseason without allow ing the j to th e nlace o f begin n in g and con taining
When
yojj
feel
uncomfortable
nseful presents. The day passed part of Coos county; nnd it was
gun to draw out the oil in to Ihe w ool, thus five acres.
after eating you have eaten too
to tbe fibeK^Wedeem
in g 8tr?n^ftn^to
fib e r/w e d e e m it b est
oat] | All o f the foreg oin g property being sito-
pleasantly aud at 5 p. m. all took g0fMj ,0 g„ 0 Lirn on the streets once much, and you need Joy’s Vegetable g to iv publish
ite o f Orei
tetfollowing n o tice :
i ated in C oos co u n ty , state
On and. a ftfr this dflte yva nill pay 8 cen ts j Dated this 22d day o f May, II
their departure, each wishing the more
Pnjoypd hig vigit ia Sarsaparilla.
fo r com m on, ana 9 cents for ch oice long, 1
W. W. G A G E ,
hostess mauy happy birthdays.
j t o w n T P r y m n c l l indeed.
If you suffer from rheumatism sound, stflfpto'ttool deliyeréâüétfs; It must j may36 6t| Sheriff o f Coos county, O regon.
be dby sn d tied up in fleoce* and tagged .
Mrs. G. W. Norton and daughter, ; I f yon desire a bountiful complexion, ab- watch the sheets. Don’t get between P arties shipping to us Will please see that |
Execution Sale.
tbe f r e i s U j^ -J H cp a id Vtt1 A b f j ' n S,ue i
Fanilie, left Inst Ffidny for Marsh-1 solatclr fro« from pimp'es and blotches, them; if damp dry them.
lain ly m arked on every snc¥7 W e are
Curo your rheumatism with Joy's p prepared
H p
V j purify your blood by tbe aso o f Ayer’ s 8 »r-
to p a y c a s h on delivery, sa b ja o t 1 .'V fO T I C K IS H E R E B Y G IV E N , THAT
field, accompanied by Mrs.
^ «riparlila. Remove the cause o f these dis- Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
to t hc aboT e.gpnditkm a.— _
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I
under
nnd by rtrta« nt »n «Xfoatioa
Nichols, where they will be the fignrements and the skin will Uk« care o f
BANDON v r o u b D N M IL L CO. . ¡H a rd oat at th « C iraa it Coart o l th*
Keep flies out of your house; they ]
fm sjZ G tf ! S t,to o f Ö reson fo r G’ o o » eoantT on t h .
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guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clin- itself. Bo sure you get Ayer’ s Sarsaparilla . are germ carriers.
--------1 11th day o f April.
« a _ jud gm ent
... 18%,
___ upon
rendered in the Ju stice’ s Court fo r D istriot
Wear flannel undergarments.
Execution S a l e
ton till the departure of the steamer
Jimmy Walstrom, of Parkersburg,
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x u n iiir i
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u o u o t f > C
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a n t u countv,
u u n i i T . i Oregon,
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Keep your feet warm; your head i
Arago, about today. They will then returned last Saturday from an ab-
X T O T I C * , W b a re b , « r e a . that andar tb« l 7,hf
o f M arch. ISM, and a traa-
cool.
IN
an d 1*7 rirta e o f ao cta e n tio n and "oript o f th a said jo d a m e a t d o a k .ta d in
leave for their new home at Grand sence of a few weeks at San Fran-
When your blood is thin you feel order o f n l , im ned ont o f th * C ire o it
í*¡!¡,!«j l - h í t KC " V í
tb * V h
ISIS!, which * . . * i i' d 1 j migra an l .n d n e -
Junction, Colorado. Sam Norton j cisco and Portland,
a S ta ta o f Oregon
Orapon fo
fo r r C
C o o o o . . Avril, ,MnR
cold in the least change.
When C c o o a a o rt t r o f on th tha
M d .y o f May. ISM. in notion i .a g a i n « t b .p r o p .r t r .1'O . A lbrecht,
and Gene joined them yesterday |
Eick worth,
and in fa v o r o f E. A. F
Miss Lelia Sumner, o f Bandon, your blood is thin take Joy’s Vege­ fa vor o f C. C onnell, plaintiff, and against defendant,
and will go with them. The H ekai . d ’ s
r r
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of J
oh n W Koon and Anna plaintiff, and which said execution com ­
table Sarsaparilla; it will make yonr the property
m
ands
m
e
to
m
ake
the
sum
o
f $100, t o ­
*oou, com m an din g me to sell the here­
E. Kooii
best wishes accompany, and we re is teaching the Lumpy creek school blood red, rich and thick.
in a fter described real property, or a suffi­ gether with interest thereon at the rate o f
gret to lose them from onr citizen­ the present term. We hear her
eis.'ht
p
er
cen
t
per
annum
from
17tb
Yes it will do to take Joy’s ciency th ereof to satisfy the dem ands o f dav o f June, 18%, and the further the
sum o f
the said plain tiff, to-w it:
The sura o f
ship.
highly spoken of as a teacher.
Vegetable Sarsaparilla now.
$471.70, an attornoy fee o f $50.00, costs $4.95 costs and costs o f snid execu­
When you get off jo u r bicycle sn d disbursem ents taxed s t $45.00 together tion, I did. on the 13th day o f A pril, 1896.
H avirg bought all the furniture
Tbe H erald had a very pleasant
ith the costs o f said execution, I w ill. ON levy upon lot on e in block four in the town
and fixtures of the “ Bandon Hot -I” rall lagt Fri(]ay from Hon. J. W. after a long warm run, put on a w
S A T U R D A Y , T H E M7TH DAY O F JUNE o f F erndale. C oos o ou n ty , Oregon, as per
and refitted it to rent fam ished _
..
, „
,, „ „
, . coat
189a, at t h - hoar o f otfr o 'c lo c k in the Ri»* J» “ >d
»» *he ,°®e* o f
If you are going on a trip take a fternoon o f t h . « .i d d a y at the C c r t h o a * ‘ be C .s.n ‘ , C l ^ k a t
rooms only, 1 have on hand all tlie
d o o - in the town o f Empira C ity, C o o .
I » '1 ^ « N B A T ^ K D A Y , 1 H E » I H
Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
kitchen and diningroom furniture, the hay-
eoanty, O regon , offer for «tie .n d m il nt D A Y O F JU N E . ISM, . t t b . b o ° r o f
» *bi«k in ttm afternoon o f the said
Strange food
makes strange pnl.lic auction to the higheat and beat
consisting of dishes of nil kinds,! The schooner Antelope finished
idd er fa r e .. h .11 right, title and interest d .y a t t h . e o n r t h o n » d .» r n the town o f
Joy's Vegetable Sarsa­ b which
silver snd glassware, extension loading at LyoDg' mi|| SatUrday stomachs.
the
«
.i
d
d
efen
d
a
n
t.,
or
either
o
f
E
m
pire
C ity , C o o . eonn te, O regon , offer
hich the said defendant*,
parilla readies the stomach, cleanses them , had ou the 22d d*Y o f August, 1894. fo r sale and srll at pnhlie aaction to the
table and chairs; also a fine French
highest
and
l»est bidder fo r cash, all right,
the stomach, and renews the o r m ay at any tim e sin «« have aonoirud in title and interest which the said d efendant.
hotel range, all o f which I will aell and departed for tbe city.
o r to the follow in g described real estate,
C.
Albrecht,
had on said 4th day o f April.
stomach.
The Marshfield bicycle club will
cheap, fa r cash. Call at the “ Ban-
to-w it:
laots numbered one and two in
No appetite? Take Joy’s Vege­ aection num bered two in tow nship t wen f r ­ 1896. or m ay st sn v tim e since hare acquired
don” and see them.
Nicely fur­ come to this place next Sunday on a
■onth *f ra n g , thirteen w w U I the in o r w t he above de«,riJw d premima. or a
table Sarsaparilla.
Keen appetite. eight
nicieney I
nished rooms by wepk or month; trial trip.
in Cooa ooanty,
U! «• « • fy .t b a dem and«
W illam ette m eridian
saio plaintiff
pim n tm aa
as above
ar
o A f said
le t forth.
Accept nothing but the genuine O regon.
beds 25 cents n night.
liste d May
1, 1»%.
IT
1.
18%.
Dated this 22d day o f May.
Old
Glory
flannts
proudly
on
when
A'oii
ask
for
Joy’s
Vegetable
J o h n P. W i l b u r ,
GAGE.
W. W GA G E .
! Sarsaparilla.
m.iyjK M | Sheriff o f Cooa o n n t y . O re g o n . mayftSt] Sheriff o f Cooa e o u n ly , O regon.
2t*J
Bandon, Oregon. our public school grouuds.
H otel coquille ,
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H. J . T U T T L E , PUÒ PKI ETO U .
AVINO LEANED T H IS N E W . COMMODIOUS AND M ODEKN H 0 8 T L E R Y ,
I a u now prepared to entertain tha traveling publia in drst-elnu
style, with Ihe Ter, best of accommoda tiaas and at moat reaaon-
« ____ __ .»M e .n “ **.
Tabla» .applied with the beet the market affords.
SAM PLE ROOMS for Comm-roial men,
roomy and oanlrally looated.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS and Tarma
for Families and The.trisal Troupe».
Hatea— $1 to $2 par day.
Q O Q U ILLE
p H ARM AO Y
N
G r r a y ’s N e w B u ild in g ,
C O Q U IL L E
F r o n t S tr o o t, O p p o slto R . R . Dopota
DR. J. BURT MOORE, Proprietär,
O E W , PURE AND FRESH DRUGS
4 &
AND CHEMICALS
juat receired and being receired
daily ; alao a füll assort meut of tha
atandard propriatarr medicinea.
(^ o n p o ia d iif «f toMi-iptiMS
a Specialty.
OFFICE OF D R J
. BURT MOORE— At Tha PHARMACY;
edanca— Hatch property, near Mr. Meaaer’a.
C
W
ool Growers, ittention!
O
Raai-
L. GRAY,*
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WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
C O Q U IIa U S
C IT Y ,
OREGON.
WATCHES, FINE LINE OF CLOCKS OF BEST MAKE, NEW AND
STYLISH SILVERWARE AND OPTICAL GOODS
ALWAVS ON HAND.
-Strings fo r All Kinds o f Musical Instruments.
Mrs. Gray’s Department
IS SUPPLIED WITH A SELECT STOCK OF
Notions, Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles,
A NICE LINE OF
LADIES’ AND GENTLEMENS’ UNDERWEAR, ETC.
-AJ.1
at
P r ic e s
■ A -a t o n .le n .ln .g ly
X jotkt .
THE PIONEER
W
J
C IT Y , O R ,
MARKET a ™ FAMILY GROCERY
(Opposite tbe New Hotel)
Go quills Gity, Orogozx,
Johnson Bro’s, Proprietors.
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CONSTANTLY RECEIVE AND KEEP FRESH GROCERIES
AND FAM ILY 8U P F L IE 8, CANNED GOODS, SUGAR,
COFFEE. TEAS, 8PICE8, SALT, ETC., ETC.
TOBACC08 AND CIGARS,
CANDIES AND NUTS,
LARD, VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS.
A FINE LINE OF WALLPAPER.
IV P ric e s as low aa tbe loweet.
S0-Ordera from any part promptly filled.
A. O. WH]
(Soeaeaaor to J. P. M .ia er,!
B IA H O F N EW
H O TEL, OOQUILLK C IT Y .
T XE AD Q U AR TE R 8 OF CITY EXPRESS.
OREGON.
Attend»™* mi wharf
und dspot to all sUamars and traina, nnd ganaml hauling promptly and enroinlly
transa« tod.
Go to tha
Chair Factory^
COQUILLE CITY.
d ru u
I Opponi ta City W harf.1
RACKET STORE K
For cheap goods and apUndid bargains
You ©an get many good artiolaaat
one-half their ooet at
other stores.
BLANKETS AND P1LLOWH
at snrpriaingly low prieea.
Steel File« of all aixea and ahapoa at half
price.
FEPfl ON HAND
order Amt eJoM
AND MAKES TO
RAWHIDE : CHAIRS.
Manufactured from beat hard wood.
I . B. FOX, Proprietor.
WALTER DR ANE,
Blacksmith and
Wagonmaker,
Mertli Front Street, * • la rd le M .
Th« RACKET ia on th« co-operative
plan, and has good paying stock iu the
company for aale.
J n orlF M
C. HOW E, Ageot.
W
A
N
T
E
D
-A
N
CO Q U ILLE
CITY, OREGON
L L kindaof farm work solicited. Hors-
«hoeing and plow work a specialty
Hoppliea for logging work, werigai*, dogs,
, rings, cant books and everything used in
logging camps kept on hann. Satisfaction
1 guaranteed. Shop on corner north of Pio-
< neei Feed stable.
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