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êayitk e u n ÿ w a l l TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1897. THE LABOR EICHANGE. Fifht For Freedom. S T IF F N E S S SORENESS L A s suro as L O C A L IT E M S. More than thirty years ago the question of black slavery was set tled. Today a greater question confronts us. The tight for free dom is just beginning. It rests entirely with the farmers aud all other laboring people how it will *nd. The only way to battle against the trusts and the monopo lies of capital is for the people to form a co-operative trust, and the best oue is the Labor Exchange. We are not surprised that main people cannot comprehend the truth and power of the Labor Ex change doctriue, as long ns they will depend upon the political rot that is being dished out to them, for relief. Now that the politicians have got things the way they wanted them by fooling the people into voting their way, they are already practically saying to the people tliat there is nothing in it for them. Thousands of the peo ple think there is, and wherever one is found who will look into the matter for himself he will soon be come convinced that the only way out of the crushing monopoly of capitalism is by co-operation through the Labor Exchange.— The Inlaud Empire. Pat up some bouses to rent to new-comers. The World Almanac is for sale at this office foi only 25 cents. B. E. Nosier has received a large and choice stock of tobacco and cigars. * W. H. Nosier laid anew sidewalk for Phil Draue last Thursday and Friday, on the south side of the property. The creamery is receiving about 10,000 pounds o f milk now, and the supply will rapidly iucrease to the capacity of tbe plant. I he summer schedule of mail service began on the 1st inst. The mails will uow arrive and depart about midnight, aud tbe outgoing mails will be closed at 8 p. m. Many improvements are going on in town, such ns painting busi ness houses and residences, paper ing residences and putting up neat new garden fences, etc. Parties wishing marriage li censes can obtain the same through D. F. Dean at Coquille City. Ap ply with witnpss at least a day or two before tbe documents are needed. * Tbe steamer Moro came into the river last Wednesday, reaching Friend o f Labor, in Accountant: this place last night. 8he bad a One of the most disgusting pic large quantity of merchandise and tures of our "advanced civilization” geueral freight for our river points. is that of laboring people parading H omes — Several desirable and and supplicating in the vain en low-priced pieces o f property not deavor to draw the attention of in our advertised list, and several “ the powers to be" to their town lots, way-dowo in prices, have wretched condition. The negro placed in our hands for sale. Call slave never crouched so low in the quick. dnst for his master, as does the The city board held a meeting white wage slave. Have the Amer ican people lost all their manhood last Wednesday evening, at which and independence? We hope they a liquor license was granted for six are only acting throegb ignorance. months to John Nasborg. Tbe We bopS that some time not far bridge to tbe West Side w u b also distant the American wage slave received. will discover bis fetters and their Call and get some sugar-beet forgers and become free. Wo hope seed, if yon nre willing to help tbe that some day the people will have experiment of developing our sec sufficient intelligence to not bnnt tion for that industry. We have for relief in tbe arid deserts of cap supplied several progressive citi italistic promises, but go to the zens already. everlasting fountain o f all good W anted —A good dairy ranch, things, labor. When that time comes, there will be no such thing on or close to the river; enough ns capital and labor and tramp. laud to have 30 to 40 bead of cows. Labor will be tbe only capital, the Address the H erald , Coquille City, master and servant will bo one, and stating location and best terms to a tbe new order of society will toler good teuant. ate no prodigy in wealth nor the Quite a band o f young cattle object victim of poverty. God were driven from this neighborhood speed that day. last Wednesday for tbe valley. Sara Johnson, jr., who is associated Tbe Accountant: Labor Ex with A. S. Emery, the cattle-buyer, change papers me springing up ull of Oakland, Oregon, participated over this country and thero is a in the drive. mighty revolution in public senti The I. O. O. F. brethren and ment in regnrd to the intrinsic non sense about redemption mouey. Rebekas celebrated in a quiet way Tbe brain and muscle that has pro tbe 78th anniversary o f that order duced tbe weulth of this world iB on tbe night of April 20, at their solving tbe problem that roast ball. Tbe order at this place is determine whether or not the mnn prosperous and holds within its who works or tbe mnn who per membership many of our best citi forms no labor at all shall starve. zens. Popular government, inherited Last' Wednesday Mr. Deitz’s from our forefathers, has been de team took fright near the shingle bauched. The goddess of liberty mill and made a run up through has been outraged and the illegiti town to the school bouse. At that mate offspring has got its clutches point they got separated, one was upon the throats of tbe people; and caught by a lady, but the other this mighty upheaval must deter extended bis journey homeward. mine the savage warfare now ragiug No special damage resulted. between the masses who labor and The H erald is authorized to tb e classes who absorb labor. offer a sewing machine that is Lililz, Pa., Express: The mem equal to the best and less than one- bers of the different Brnnchcs of third the cost of others to the the Labor Exchange don’t seem to public. The “ Improved New High- be worried over the mouey ques Arm Arlington” is offered on a 30- tion. They are sticking to their day’s trial, aud is warranted for 10 business, for they see that if their yenrs. Rend our advertisement, plans become universal, which is ou 1st page. |H>ssil)leJwitliin a few years, the Miss Myrtle Fox has completed gold gambler and the silver jiugler a very pretty Inndscape in oil. will be out of their jobs, nud like She is ii student under Miss Kee- other mortals, will be compelled to ley, and this was her second lesson. engage in some useful occupation. Miss Fox is quite an artist at any You mny not see all this now, but rate, and uow since she is receiving you mny remember this statement instruction from so gifted a lonelier n few years later. as Miss Keeley, she will undoubt Gainesville, Texas. - I bnvo a tan ning process, also bow to finish harness, bridles, upuer kip, calf and sole leather, which is the result of 4 0 years’ experience. I have form ulated this process so almost any one can understand it and put iu practical operation in a small way at least; can also give most com plete aud approved diagram for tan nery. Would be pleased if you give me notice in the Labor Ex change Monthly. J. M. P r a t t . Progressive Thought: No one will dispute tbe necessity of free air and free water. Now, this be ing tbe case, can any oue tell ua why not also have free land? We cannot live without either, then why aliould any oue o f t'.icin be monopolized iu such a way ns to make men pny tribute for what they must have and by natural light belongs as much to one ptrsou aa another? t’ rogressive Thought: One man or woman who is striving to uphold principle and endeavoring to im prove the condition of tbe wealth producers is of more real value than a thousand who are merely looking on and willing to take the benefits of better conditions with out aiding in tbe work. Ntudy op on Labor Exchange methods, tbe join our local branch and help to put them into practic. edly attain to merit nud proficieucy. Tlio supreme court ci tered the following orders last Monday: Coos Bay, Roseburg A Eastern Railway A Navigation Company, appellants, vs J. II. Nosier, respond ent, time for respondent to filo peti tion for rehearing extended 30 days. It. W. Getty, respondent, vs Kate F. Ames et til., respondent and appel lants; same order ns above. A very pleasant surprise birthday party was given to our young frieud George llite, last Thursday evening, at. the residence o f his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hite, ou the West Side. George has tal lied to bis 18th year, and n lust of youi g friends and neighbors of the family greeted him. An enjoyable time was spuit and the hostess had provided sumptuously of refreshments. Thero is some one in aim >st every neighborhood who is subject to attacks of pain in the stomach or bilious colic. Mr. J. D. Kinney, Warren Center, Po., nsed to be troubled in that way. He says: "The attacks were marked by terrible pains, diarrluea anil fainting spells. At such times I suffered exceedingly until I began using Chaniberlait s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhira Heinedv two or three doses of which effected an immediate and lasting cure.'’ For sale by 11.8. Knowlton, druggist St. Jacobs Oil comes. It comes to CURE. The ailment goes. Circuit Court Docket- May Term, 1897. ( C o o s H ay N e w s .) Mrs S E Robinson vs E L Baxter aud F M Baxter. Dr. Tower aud Eugene O’Connell FROM Mrs S E Robinson vs Maria A [ have purchased buggy horses in Lentve and N W I.encvo. the valley, which will arrive here Fannie G Dixon vs Mary C Ward. on the next trip of the Farallon. Jus II Flanagan, admr, vs S B A team, which Andrew Jackson Cutlip. ; was driving for L. M. Noble’s camp __^ Head carefu lly this testim onial found below , o lio letters from those James Forty vs Wm Ward and , at Pony slough to Maishfield, ran who have Gecn cured o f other diseases, and rem em ber that “ 0 D ro p s" has and can never fail to Quickly relieve an-1 perm anently cure. . . . , , £e.l>l* Virginia Ward. D e a u s ih :—You r bottle o f D rop s'’ received. It was fo r an old Irlend, Mr. Wm. j away, Friday lust, damaging the Edwards, o f Mortiustowii Wit*, lie lias had Neuralgia in hid chest, sub ring a xroatdeHl o f John A Mattson vs William i wagon. pain, so m uch so that it affected his heart and he cou ld not slcen ou u< count o f a sm othered Laekstrom. feeling He has been under the care o f the m ost em inent physicians, but fou n d n o relief C. W. PatersoB is making a until 1 gave him a dose o f ’ ft D rops.” The very flr-t night he r i- t t d well, and has ever since, James C Brown and B C Shull vs and is gaining daily. I m yaelf am #7 years old anil begun taking your m edicine last April stone monument, to be erected iu for Rheumatism, w hich l have hau for 49 years, also for u weak heart, Since taking W W Whittington aud Isabel Whit memory o f the late Gen. Siglin, **f» Drops” the Rheumatism has all disappeared, the stiffnoss is gono from my Joints, am i my tington. heart never m isses a beat. 1 am to day a well, strong woman, aud I ow e it to ' ’5 D rop s." I aud also a curbing for the cemetery only wish I cou ld sound my bugle o f praise loud enough to bo beard nil over the w orld, and E G Flanagan vs F, A Anderson, plot. The monument, which is a cou ld con vin ce every one that ” 6 D rops” is all yon claim it to be and more. Mrs. D. T. Carver, W inslow , Stevenson Co., 111. S R Davis et al. neat design, ia being manufactured Henry Sengstacken vs Ira Met I know it will d o m ore than you claim fo r it. 3 4 Y EARS OF SU FFERING. from Coos river stone, according to REV. F. M. CUOI’ EU, W ashington Center, Mo. D ead S ib :— J anuary 2, 1397. calf. the expressed wish of deceased. P A R A L Y S IS AN D RH EUMATISM Over 34 years ago. I htul T yphoid Fever, -------- - — « ■■ - D ear S iu s ; N ovember 9, lrin). and barely escaped with mv life. It left, my A meeting was held at the Catch It Is with pleasure I speak o f your price system &o shattered that I have had. ever less remedy and o f the good It has done me. School Fund Apportionment. since, Rheumatism and Throat Troublo, ing elougli church, Suodny last, F or the lu*t eight ycais I have been an incur w hich gave me a terrible Cough. I had been able cripple from paralysis and rheumatism. II"v. E. Pugh officiating. Tiller unable to find any relief for these diseases, Just think, lor eight years n total cripple, not Tko following is an apportion Collver was baptized, and Mrs. until I leained or you r '•& DROPS ” , w hich able to earn a penny durable to walk or step I com m enced taking only two m onths ago, ment of the county school fund, John Collver renewed her covenant ou the ground w ithout the aid o f som ething and m y cure has been indeed w ondkiiful . to Jean on. Heaven bless (lie m an w ho dis Already m y cough has entirely disappeared, m a d e A p r il 19, 1 89 7 : covered this remedy, for, thanks to him and with the U. B. church. Rev. Pugh and tiie Rheumatism w hich f o r a few years to (lod, la in able to walk and able to work, pust has threatened to make a cripple o f mo, rt > * > will com m ences series of meetings I have only taken two thirds o f a bottle, but is cured, am i I am free from pain. This L 9 1 Name o f D istrict. 3 § IS § on Catching slough, Mny 9th. have not had any pain in my hack since I the most w onderfu l and the cheapest remedy took the it * st dost;, and after the second I d 2. a I ? S ever discovered. F am more thankful to you <_ 3 G* D walked across the lloor, w hich I have not eo"j than words can tell and • want everybody to The Homer, loaded with coal, done in yours. 1 have thrown away my cane know what “ ft D R O P S " has done for me. was attempting to cross the “ bog’s and shall never need it again. T o any one li Forks o f Coos R iver............. £ 99 50 * Although l am ovrii 70 yeahs old, 1 am feel sending mo u two-eeut stamp I will send my ing better than I have in years. 2 H erm ann................................. 92 30 back,” Saturdny night, bound down iilliduvii. i have another bottle o f '*5 I shall be glad lo answer any questions re 3! A r a «o ......................................... Kri*?:: a7 D RO PS” and value it at $1.00 per drop. garding my case from anyone enclosing a the bay, and at tbe same time tbe 88 70 4 L am pey C reek ........................ 'I hanUfniivyours, E D W A R D CASTLE, tv.o cent stamp. G ratefully Yours, 5 B row n ....................................... IDS 50 Blanchard, bound np the bny, was 1005 W all Street. S iou x City, Iowa. MRS. SAM I EL R1BLET, Litchfield, Mich. 6 E m pire C it y ............................ 153 50 INFLAM M ATORY R H E U M A T IS M . also attempting to cross. The C A T A R R H AND HAY TEVER. D ear 7 South Coos ltiv e r.................. 64 40 S ikh ; S i pt BUBER 24,1890. I find the bottle o f “ 5 DROPS “ to bo very result was, that the Blanchard, I wish to tell vou and ; offerin g hum anity 8 Coquille C it y .......................... 312 80 good and just what you claim . My w ife has how m uch good *’5 DROPS” bus don e mo. i) M arshfield............................... 400 40 been suffering w ith Catarrh and liny Fever after giving the Homer the cliaunol, On the beginning o f this year I took d ow n 77 00 over 16 years. She has tried everything aud 10; C unn in gham ........................... bedfast with Intiummatory Rheum atism ,and llP a r k e r e b a r g ............................ 94 80i 20 drifted onto the spit between tbe doctored m uch, but n o cure until she tried I was doctored nv is good physicians aa this ” 5 D R O PS” w hich com pletely cured her. 84 20: 12 Cntchinu Slouch .................. two Coos river channels, and re- countr\ hns. but they cou ld not cure me. Ou Yours truly R E V. L. VON W ALD, 81 50 13 North B en d .............................. August’ 4, I bi’ -p'.n i.) take "ft D R O P S ,” A t M arch 31, 1866. M ilbank, S. D. that tim e e v e r join t in my body and ray 28 mnined there until Monday even 14 R iverton................................... 15!) 52 lim bs were stiff, so that I cou ld not be NEURAL GIA AND SCIATICA. ing. 72 50 15 Big C reek................................. m oved. Even my tongue was getting so F or twenty Ion or years my w ife suffered un 68 90, 16 W illancli S lou gh ................... that I cou ld hardly speak so any one cou ld told tortures from Sciatica and Neuralgia, Donald Mclutosh, manager of; 88 70 17 Kentuok ttlon&h..................... uiulersiand me, t ut to-day, only re veil weeks and I thank G od fo r the «lay that your heav 07 10 from that time. I am absolutely cured, and the Coos Buy creamery, has re en-sent rem edy fell in to iny hands, for it thank you ami (!od for my recovery. 77 90 19 S tran g....................................... com pletely cured her I am' a m inister o f ceived returns from the first ship G ratefully yours, the Gospel, und when I find any w h o suffer, »7 70 20 F ish tra p .................................. HORACE F. ANDERSON, iJeCrncken, Kans. cannot help but recom m end “ 5 D RO PS” , fo r !Mi SO ment of butter, this season, to San 21 R an d olp h ................................. 7i no. 22 M o o n ......................................... Francisco. The price received, I f you have not snnlclcnt confiden ce after reading these lu'ters to send fo r a large bot 90 50 23 L e e ............................................. tle, send for ti sample bottle, w hich contains sufficient m edicine to con vin ce you o f its merit. considering the market quotations, This w onderfu l curative gives alm ost instant relief, und is a perm anent cure fo r J t l ie u - u i o t l s t i i X v u r a l g l a , S e l u t l o a , C a t a r r h , A n tiir M a , l>yhj*ep*lf», J l u c k n c l ie , I l a y 98 00 25 F a irview .................................. has been very satisfactory, beiug F o v t-r , s l t e p l i s a i i o s , K o r v o u B iu s s , N t r v o u » n n a N v u r n lg lo l l e a d a c m l , s:; o5 2.* 26 H aynes S lon gh...................... H e a r t W o a !c :» e s » , T o o t liu c h o , I C a r o d ic , C rou p * L a G r i p p e ) ” M a la r ia * 144 cents per pound, which is l j SO 90Í 27 M iddle C reek......................... d r o o p i n g N h u a ljn e v s . B r o u c h i t i v i and kindred diseases. .... , IK) 60 cents higher than the market price. 28 Gravel F o rd ........................... “ FIVE D R O P S ” "is the name and dose. Large bottles (800 doses), $1. CO, hix bod ies fo r 85 10| 29 T w o -m ile ................................. fa.no. Sample bottle, prepaid by m ad, 25c. N ot sold by druggists, but on ly by ua and our The commission firm, which hand 81 85 agents. Agents appointed in new territory. 80 S um ner..................................... les the butter, says that there is a 71 18, 31 C arolin a ................................... 71 60 32 D orn.......................................... constant demand for the product 80 601 38 D e a n .......................................... CHICAGO, ILL. U. S . A. o f the Coos bay creamery, and that 34 E llio t t ....................................... M io 75 78 1 27 there is no tronble iu disposing of 35 Daniels C reek......................... 07 10 30 South C oos River (R ogers’ ) it at prices in advance of other j M 60 37 Sugar L o a f .............................. brands. This is highly gratifying 1 83 80 33Ì Ten-m i l e .................................. 70 ÍH) 80 C oos R iver (M cIn to sh )....... to the patrons of the creamery, as 40 L ib b y ........................................ 209 30 well as to those employed in the J J A S on hand a fine stock o f 41 M yrtle P o in t ........................... 252 50, 79 70 42 R ock C reek ............................. manufactory. Auolher lot of but MRS. 0. A. KELLY, Proprietor, 43 N orw a y..................................... 120 20 ter, together with the first shipment 1)3 20; 44 Roy B IV E U T O N , COOS CO U N TY, OR EG O N . In clu din g of cheese, will be forwarded to the 105 80 45 North C oos R iv e r ................. 74 sol 40 New L a k e ................................ city this week. Underwear, Oyersliirts, Ties, Etc. T ?V F .H Y T H 1 N G N EW A N D N E A T , AND 4 9 Y E A R S O F S U F F E R IN G RHEUMATISM. D I, Watson and L L Watson vs M L Floyd. It A Graham vs Win Notley. K F Knox vs John Grandy. John A Gray vs Coos Bay Land Co. W E Rackleff, assignor, vs John Bonewitz, assignee. Geo W Loggie vs W A Luse. J W Cox, assignor, vs John F Hall, assignee. C B It A E R R & N Co. vs Fannie G Dixon. W L Dixon, assignor, vs John Bonewitz, assignee. C B It A E It ft A N Co. vs J M Endicott. David Morse, assignor, vs Isaiah H acker, assignee. C B It A E It It A N Co. vs W S Vanderburg. Same vs Geo F Ross. Same vs F E Lang. Same vs E A Anderson. Same vs It D Sanford. Same vs A W McArthur. Same vs A L Nosier. Same vs William Notley. Isaiah Hacker, assignee of David Morse, vs Joseph E Fox et nl. C B It A E It It A N Co vs Lars Cleniuiensen. W H S Hyde vs John P Maxton et al. Divilbiss Mining aud Milling Co. vs D H Divilbiss. J H Roberts vs Jordan S Fritz. P L Phelan and J A Mattson vs Victor Laekstrom and John Bear. Katherine West (nee Taylor), assignor, vs A D Morse. J D Spreckels A Bros Co. vs W A Border. C B It A E R R A N Co. vs estate of A Nasburg. Albert Gilman et al vs J M Siglin et al. Pacific States Savings, Loan A Building Co. vs Annie Elizabeth Short et al. 07 10 47 R oland P ra irie ...................... J j j T a b les su p p lied w ith the best in the Jos Liggett, administrator of estate 48 ¡Shiloh....................................... 70 70i m arket. 102 20 40 Ray C ity ................................... — ALSO — of James Killnirn, deceased, vs 50 R em ote..................................... 00 20 JO H N K A IN O , M A R T IN R U SSE L Regular board and lod g in g , #4 per w eek. D r e s s T r im m n g s a n d L in in g s S ingle m eals, 25 cen ts. (sep8* James C Brown et al. 59 00 51 Utter C ity — ........................ T H E M A R S H F IE L D in eo n r ection store. ÍK ) 5CÍ 52 M yrtle C reek.......................... Mary A Howlett vsC FEdmnuds. 8 0 VE AR 8» 91 40 53 North S lou gh .......................... A share o f the p u b lic's patron Ago is kin d ly EXPERIENCE- Daniel Pulabka vs Anton Wirth 54 B an don..................................... 300 20 solicited . 07 10 55 Beaver Klongh........................ JfET’T w o doors east o f I. O. O. F. H a ll..££3 et al. 71 00 50 C atching S lou gh..................... Ah Foe vs J W Bennett. 57 South S lou gh ............... > ........ lo i :io Richard Walter vs J A Lehnherr 58 Deer P a rk ................................ 55 40 1 00 ¡ 78 70 51), H all’ s C reek............................ et al. 88 70; GO P rosp er..................................... James Wall vs C B It A E R R A Gl K entock Slou zh , fo rfe ite d .. north front street 80 00 TRAD E M ARKS» G2 Bpar C reek.............................. N Co. D E S IG N S , 07 10 G8 Enchanted P ra irie................ M ARSH FIELD. Creamery Package Manfg Co. vs 04 F our-m ile................................. 71 go ; C O P Y R IC H T S A flt Anyone Bending a pfcetch and description may 03 fff»; 05 Kit.kum...................................... Lake Creamery Co. quickly ascertain, free, whether an Invention is 64 40 T on -raile.. ................................ probably patentable. Communications strictly A L L j m K IN n u D n S ui o f blacksm ith work a n d ! , ir „ TTf T r Pacific Marine Supply Co. vs W 00 83 301 07 F ish lrn p................................... confidential. Oldest necncy for securing patents a g o n w ork, new or repair work, d one C U C j l ; I I j 1 j J1< C IT Y , O R E G O N In America. We have a Washington otllce. 77 00¡ 08 H aynes Slongh....................... H Thomas. o n short n otice. Patents taken through Munu & Co. receive »'.) Beaver H ill.............................. 150 HO' special notice in the Ogren A Fox, assignors, to W S 0 70 74 30¡ King C reek............................. L L k in d s o f farm work s o lic ite d . H ors- WE GUARANTEE OUR WORK Vanderburg, assignee. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, j Joint Districts. shooing m id plow w oik a specialty beautifullv Illustrated, largest circulation of Herman Nyman vs Elizabeth Mor- 1 C uster....................................... 38 50: T o g i . e satisfa ction . Com e and see us. ; Supplies for lo g g in g w ork, werlger., dog«, any scientific Journal, weekly, terms$3.00 a yoar; 2 -- fo r fe ite d ............ ! rings, ca n t-h ooks and everyth in g used in f 1.50 six months, specimen copies and LL a n d n o v l9 ’95l K A IN O & R U S S E L . ras et al. ill 00 3 L a k e .......................................... j loggin g cam ps kept o n h a n d . Satisfaction B ook on P a te n t s scut free. Address I guaranteed. S hop o u co rn e r north o f Pio- Wall Lung Chung Co, assignors MUNN & CO., .......... $7114 M ■ SI ^ T o ta ls ........ I neei Feed s ta b le . (19 I f. 3 6 1 B r o a d w a y , New York» to James Wfttson, assignee. C B R A E R It A N Co. vs James J. II. B arklow , Wall. County School Superintendent. Joe Liggett, admr of estate of B 0 Y ou r W A I T --------------- -------------------------- James Kilburn, deceased, vs Frank Capital Journal " X ” Rays. M Decker et al. KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND Pacific Marine Supply Co. vs Sonic of the lawyers nre getting X Alfred Morras and Mark Morras. cheap advertising sent out on being A FULL LINE OF C B It A E R R A N Co. vs Ore admitted to practice “ before the gon Coal A Nav Co. supreme court.” One was admitted T X 3 H I E Z E H H E H B - Ä -H iI D 1— ------------ Emily O Hpofford vs Edwin R on motion of Henry Gilfry. That is Spofford. almost equal to being made chief X X A T H ) C O l Æ P i l l T T "o S « G Armstrong vs Alfred Morras justice! But any good lawyer(orbad) .A .T and Mark Morras. can bo admitted for the mere asking. David McIntosh vs W A Reynolds . . . .The only true Republicans are et al. those who refuse to bow the knee to L B Fetter vs M L Gray et al. the stuff-*! prophet of Wall Street, Orders left with It. S. K n o w l t o n , Mary A Howlett vs C F Edmunds Grover Cleveland, now a bigger man C o q u i l l e C i t y , will receive prom pt1 Robert McCann vs J H Coke jr, than Billy McKinley in the eyes of attenton. WTO. 207.— ICO acres; 40 acres hot- A 50 A C R E F A R M — all in cuL admr estate of Patrick Lydon, de the money bugs. Serves Billy right. < k i to in; 18 acres m eadow ; 2 acres o rc h tivntion; 40 acres as good bot ceased. Why did he repudiate all his old sil T H E ard and sm all fruit; 20 acres b ottom pasture Pacific Mnrino Supply Co. vs ver record, ami why iB ho now try cleared: 20 acres bench pasture—all under tom land as can be found in Coos fen ce. One new house, 9 room s all finished; county; 10 acres level bench, good Alfred and Mnrk Morras et nl. ing to mnko a new silver record? Of one barn 20x14, one barn 60x80; woodhouse, orchard with all kinds of fruit in Albert Snead vs C F Doe and J course, Grover is the bigger man of sm okehouse and oth er outb u ild in gs; farm tools and im plem ents and dairy fixtures; abuudance; good house and barn, Parker, as Coquille A Tug Co. the two. McKinley is a gold-plated cow s, sheep, h ogs and you ng s tock . A good good feocing, and everything in John W Eldridge vs W A Hatcher, silver bug. Old Grover is an ungal- plact* for a dairym an. W ill sell ch eap and first-class condition; farming tools, Mina Hatcher nud Coos Co. on easy term s. vanized gold bug. some stock cattle, chickens, hogs, E J Holt vs E B Dean et al. FOR . O. 112—1G0 acres; 20 acres etc. This lovely homo is located Z T Siglin vs C B It A E It R A Order Disbanding Company C. bottom land, about 10 acres o f which iu a nice neighborhood, with good N Co. is cleared. 150 bearing fru it trees. A bu n It dance o f go o d fresh water. G ood 2-story school nnd church ndvnntngos. C F Allen vs J B Rossman. Salem, April 26.— Company G, house; barn, ohickenhouse, etc. is ^ mile from stenmbont lauding E G Flanagan vs W F Elrod. m ile from Allegheny L a n d in g on Coos Oregon National Guard, Alien J. ou river, aud 5 miles flora Coquille R iver. Easy term s. G reat bargain. Alexander Urquhnrt vs Bandon Walker, captain, was today' dis City. This place can be bought for Block Coal Co. banded by order of the governor. O. 214—160 acres o f choice $3700, on good terms. Call at, or E B Dean vs David Willcox. The company’s headquarters were flat oplan d. H >»>lo fr»m P rosper and John Yoakaiu vs E B Dean A Co. at Myrtle Point, Coos county. . 2 X m ile« from llar.don, well watered with write the H e r a l d office, Coquille h .a u tifn t m ountain atreama. fine lir and City, Oregon. H W Dunham vs W H S Hyde. The resignation of Captain Walker, cedar tim ber; Rood house w ith d ou b le Ore D H Hutcheson vs Daniel Rich made necessary by his removal from place: acres cleared; % o f a m ile from O. 209.— C O A L AND U M sohoolhouse; wood b la ck sa n d p rospects on ards. the state, and there being no avail B E R land of 160 acres, 25 the place. P rice , *800—governm ent title. J A Yoakam vs W L Condron. able material in the company from It will answer any question you may ask it. acrei in grass, 8 0 acies extra white O. 2 0 0 .-3 2 0 acres, title per Eugene O’Connell vs Samuel R which to select a successor, were the cedar and fir timber, all nnder- fect, 50 acres creek bottom, Davis. causes for making the order. Capt. plenty white cedar timber, very layed with coal, with 40 inch face J K Wyatt vs Mrs Fannie Warner. Walker has been commanded to little improvements, located 12 in sight, within 4 miles of ocean S D Magnes vs S It Davis and ship to the quartermaster-general, steamer lauding. At J price of miles from Bandon, 5 miles from wife. at Portland, all the stnte and United coal land sold by tbe government. Dairyville, on r»»ad betweeD these E G Flanagan vs S R Davis and I States property in his posoession. N E A R L Y 600 P A G E 8, O V E R two places; ^ °I a mils from New A good investment for anyone. wife. He is also ordered to render to the Lake school house. This is a val 1,500 T O P IC S T R E A T E D , Alfred Hansen et al vs J A Sloan adjutant-general a final statement of uable tract of land, nnd is the best ’M 'O , 208.— Stock ranch o f 160 amt It A Graham. — all funds and property. acres, good house and barn, all bargain iu Coos county. Call and Stephen F Johnson vs H W San A C O M P L E T E «fanatical and under fence, 25 acres in meadow learn price and terms. S tatu o r O h io , C it y op T o l e d o , political history o f the United ford. and grasses, 6 acres in cultivation, L toas C ounty, States. T he results o f the Presi Frit/. Timmerman vs S R Davis O. 205.— 160 acres, \ mile from | 2 acres in fruit trees, including Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is ¿he senior partner o f the firm o f F. J . C he dential eicction accurately co m et al. Gravel Ford creamery, 30 acres 1 plums, peaches, etc. Good spring vV Co., d oin g business in the C ity o f T o - piled. E very fact o f value that U >wis M Coy vs Minerva Ann Coy. ney in grass, garden, some fruit trees, of water. Three miles from P. O., edo, ed o. County and bitate aforesaid, and that human know ledge can require. Ida A Conway vs Charles W Con asid firm will 11 pay the sum o f O N E HU N berries and small fruits, a fair dwel good roads. Twenty-four miles DRED D O L L A R S fo r each and every case A referen ce library boiled down ! ling, corrals, chicken-house, wood from railroad at Roseburg. way. W ill o f Catarrh that cann ot be cured b y the use James A Lyons vs W H Thomas o f H A L L S C A T A R R H C U R E . shed, etc. Will take a wagon and sell cheap, or trade for Coquille F R A N K J. CH EN EY. aud Win Howell. P O S T P A I D team in part payment Price of City property. Easy Terms. Sworn to b efore me and subscribed in ray James A Lyons vs Louis Taussig presence, property, $700. TO A N Y this 6th day o f D ecem ber, A. D . A Co. and Jos Bremer A Co. et al. i 1886. O. 177.—200 acres, 155 first- □ ADDR ESS. im b e r l a n d f o r s a l e , i w — \ A. W . G L E A SO N . Josephine Jensen vs Jeus Jensen. j s se a l j- class bottom land, balance N otary P ublic. by The Herald Land Co. 320 N o A m erican who w ishes to know .las H Flanagan, administrator, vs bench; 100 acres cleared and under acres of the finest timber in Coos H m IK s Catarrh C ure is taken internally his cou ntry can be without It. Samuel It Davis. 1 and acts directly on the blood and mucous county for lumbering, being mainly fence, all bottom and in fine culti Jus H Flanagan, admr, vs Levi surfaces o f the system . Send for testim o yellow fir, nnd extra fine. This vation. Bench land all slashed nials, free. _ Smith. For s a l e at tlie H f . b a l d o f f i r o , 2 5 c body of timber is located on the 1 and set to grata. Two dwellings, F. J . C H E N E Y A CO., T o le d o , O* Win Horsfall vs Edward S Craig |2T"8old by D ruggists. 75c. cadi, or free on eash subscription to North Fork of the Coquille river, I good barn 44x80 ft., other ontbuild- ► . © - . and Lizaie .1 Craig. the H k i a l d for o n e year. nnd lies directly on the river and :s • nga, good orchard, one rjiTe from McPherson, dinner A Co. vs L W \ l f A N T K D — F A H H F U L MEN OK > > women to t rav« 1 fop re sponsible estab well situated for logging. If sold steamboat landing, one mile ficm Record. 1 lished house in Oregon. Salary $780 and socn it can be bad cheap. Enquire school, five miles fiom Coqnille expense«. Position permanent. Reference. The Southern Oregon Co. etnl vs at the l i e HA Lb ofliee aud go aud I City. This is the best farm on tbe Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. protect your Mu»* ; they m»y bring >< u JrtHN WCDDERBfTRM A CO. P»t«*n» Attor Coos Co., J Henry Mchrocder, Co. The National, Star Insurance Bldg., Chi- Writ** | Coquille; can be bought very cheap. ney*. Washington, l*. O.. f*r th»-lr El.»10 prl»eoR «C tste the timber. nua new of ou« ttooubjuid Invention* wanted. 1cago. Judge, et al. SWilHSQN RHEUMATIC CURE CO., 167 Dsaiiiorn Street, M. H. H E R 8E Y - The Riverton Motel GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, oUlliUUliU1M, WALTER BRANE, Blacksmith and Wagonmaker, A P E T E R LGGGiE,^ BA N D O N . O R, A B u ria l * E ? C a sk e ts Lowest M Prices. “ O F F E R S L-= WORLD ALMANAC AND ENCYCLOPEDIA N N N “ Til«: Standard American Annual.” N j N Ü © , Wanted—An Idea I S S 3 T N
