Coquille City herald., July 30, 1895, Image 2

teria! and blasting rock, 5
per cent R F ....................
J H Miller, repair of bridge
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY
R D 26, 5 per cent R F ..
J H Miller, for material for
& M'EWEN & D. F. DEAN, R D 26...............................
6*q»in* City gerat!
Editors and Proprietors.
75 00
30 00
63 57
UPPER -R IVER DEPARTMENT,
Tbe
r b Æ y r tle
'J P c l x r t
s in d , t il©
T T p p e r -C o q .v iU le ,
a n d . T * 7 1 ia t I s
G t o in g 1 o n T i i e r o .
MISCELLANEOUS.
There were six wagonloads of
G company hac^ monthly drill
campers from Rosehurg, passing
8 00 last Sunday.
A. H. Black A Co. still take in through Myrtle Point, Monday, on
the way to Bandon beach.
85 00 the farmers’ butter.
&
P . FISHER , N k w r p a p e b A d v s b t i h i n u A g e n t ,
jk T
Dr. StraDge, the Roseburg den­
A.
H.
Black
A
Co.
buy
vegeta­
A
L
U Merchants’ Exchange, San Francisco la
6 75
tist, who recently was in Myrtle
our authorized agent. This paper la kept on file,
bles for Beaver Hill.
In Ms ogee.__________________________
Point,
expects
to
be
back
again
Mrs. F. G. Dixon attended the
7 20
in a short time. Those who desire
T U E SD A Y , J U L Y 30, 1895.
3 00 celebration at Eckley.
the best of dentistry will reserve
c * u > r C o u r t P r o c e e d i n g » —J u l r
The Rosoburg stage arrives at their work for him and look out
T e r m . 1 s t » —C o n t i n u e d .
6 00 Myrtle Point at uboat 7 p. m,
for his dates which will be duly
Hermann A Brown received a noted in this paper.
[*2w Has troubled me for 11 years. 1 have
fContinued from Uh paee.J
50
42
largo stock o f goods last week.
taken four bottles o f H ood’s Sarsaparilla
CORONER.
Messrs. Huling and Lundy of and am perfectly cured. 1 think H ood’s
T.M.and W.P. Hermann and fam­ Myrtle Point visited Eckley last
Inquest o f J G Cox—
Sarsaparilla has no equal, and believe that
8 00 ilies visited Eckley last Saturday.
C Howe, coroner’s fees. . . . $ 12 20
Saturday and joined in with the many who are In poor health and havo
«
.
D.
Giles
A
Son
have
a
new
brick
2
20
James West, juror
good people of that vicinity in cele­ become discouraged, would be restored to
42 00
tt
kiln about completed and are ready brating the completion of their good health if they would only give
2 20
W W Hayes,
“
u
2 20
F Haynes,
“
wagonroad to Myrtle Point.
The
29 45 to fire.
u
2 20
Hy G Ploeger, “
Huling A Lnndy, the hardware gentlemen report that there were
u
2 20
E Finnen,
“
merchants, are well prepared for quite a number present from the .fa ir tr in l.” W m . J. B ensoti , A »tori.,O t«.
«
2 20
Wm Phillips, “
South Coquille, and that all the Hood’s Pills
their fall trade.
45
25
ness, hs.ii.cliw. 23c.
3 20 J J Stanley, cash paid out
J W Cox, witness «
There are nearly a dozen bicycles miners from Sixes and Salmon
u
2 60
Chas Hansen, “
• • • •
mountain
were
out
and
joined
in
1 35 now in Myrtle P oin t
One year
for work on jail...............
Additional Locals.
a
2 60
Rich’d Hughes“
the festivities of the occasion. Dr.
ago there were none.
ORDERS FROM COUNTY COURT.
u
2 60
Leon Smith, '*
Elgin made theopeuiug address and
Election at hotel meeting tomor­
Large loads of bay are on the
ii
Claim of Mury C Owens for wit­
2 00
R J Coke
Col. Muncy followed with a yery row night
streets
every
day.
The
crop
has
u
t
ness
fees
at
May,
1895,
term
disal­
60
J Lennan, constable
able address.
Both gentlemen
Mrs. Rev. W. B. Smith and chil­
been an excellent ODe.
lowed.
W H Lennard, for care of J
were listened to with much inter­ dren, of California, are visiting her
Miss Bronillette has agreed to est.
Ordered that time for filing de­
2 00
G Cox, deceased..............
Letters of congratulation
linquent tax-list be extended until continue her private school six were read from Hermann and parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lamb,
SALARIES AND FEES.
in this city.
July
12th, 1895, 12 o’clock noon.
months longer at Myrtle P oint
Editor D olg e of Myrtle Point that
D F Dean, county clerk .. .$100 00
Bird Nosier has received and
Ordered
that
time
for
filing
tax-
Gen. Compson was surprised to were received with marked atten­
E Panenberg, deputy county
Mr. Hermann referred to already placed a billiard table at
c le r k ................................. 66 67 roll for 1895 he extended until see such gigantic works and such tion.
a large colony o f people at Beaver early days, when travel from the his temperance salon, in the new
W W Hayes, treasu rer.... 50 00 Sept 16th, 1895, at 8 o ’clock a. m.
Ordered
that
0
H
Schultz
be
ex­
Hill.
Coquille and the interior of the building on First street.
W W Gage, sheriff.............. 166 67
Walter Colvin left for Bandon
James H. Matbeny will go to the state passed Eckley when on the
J J Stanley, deputy sheriff. 60 00 onerated from further obligation in
the matter of S G Woods, deceased, mountains in a few days to look way to Port Orford, in which he yesterday, to be absent a month or
J H Barklow, school sup’t, J
and
that
$18
hy
him
paid
to
the
He has the contract to put
after some stock interests he has had had experiences that were to two.
salary................................. 100 00
treasurer be turned into the general near Eckley.
him interesting to call to memory. up a bouse for Mr. DeLoog.
J H Barklow, examining
teachers............................. 12 00 fund.
There were three final proofs of J udge Schroeder wrote a letter to
The steamer Bandonlle came into
Ordered that blocks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
David Strang, examining
homesteads made before U.S. Com­ be read, but from some unknown the river this morning, and is due
10,11,12,13,14,15,
17,
18,
19,
20,
teachers............................. 12 00
missioner Orvil Dodgoat this place reason it was miscarried and did at this place now, Her next trip
not arrive.
This fact was an­
R D Burgess, spec dep shff
3 00 21, 23, 24, 25 in East Marshfield and last ¡Saturday.
is up the coast and to Portland.
nounced, and it was much regretted
W \V Gage, paid spec depty 28 10 the streets and alleys between said
The
train
ran
from
Marshfield
blocks
be
and
are
hereby
vacated.
Miss Lizzie Winchester is a pas­
by
tbs
citizens.
The
citizens
of
Wm Phillips, maps for ass’r 15 00
Ordered that prayer of petition last 8 unday with Gen. Compson Eckley prepared a grand picnic, senger on the Bandorille, returning
W L Patterson, services in
and party to Myrtle Point, 26 miles and the feasting was carried on until home from a protracted visit at
clerk’s and sheriff's offices 129 00 of R E Shine for correction of his in 47 minutes.
assessment be not ullowed.
Sanday morning, and then there Oakland aDd other points in Cali­
J G Steel, services in clerk’s
W ill Dittz, the former efficient was food enough left to feed a good- fornia.
Ordered that prayer of petition
office.................................. 16 00
of H Bettys for reduction of his foreman on the West Oregonian, sized army. The young people
MPROVED FARM OF ISO ACRES
D F Dean, transcript in state
good fruit and grain land in Hogue
has returned to Myrtle Point and tripped the “ light fantastic” in the
vs Hatcher........................ 41 50 assessment be not allowed.
River Valley, for exchange for a small
Ordered that the treasurer pay to is ready for a job.
evening to tbeir hearts' content. place near a town in Coos county, or sub­
J Henry Schroedey, county
J. LINDisLEY,
A gentleman with a family has It is estimated that there were near urban property.
judge J salary
200 00 P G Peterson $20 belonging Wm
4G3m]
Beagle, Jackson coantv, Oregon’
Olson,
deceased.
200
people
present.
One
of
the
taken
a
homestead
in
the
n.
e.
corner
D E Stitt, county commis­
A Mrs. Colvin and family arrived
Ordered that J A Luse be not of sec. 34, twp. 28 south, range 12 novel features was a baseball game
sioner, per diem and mile­
paid until he complies with order west. He is a new-comer.
played by a nine composed of from Grants Pass last evening, on
age..................................... 51 00
the way to the beach. They weie
made by the court at its April, 1895,
Any one wishing to file on a young ladies and the junior nine
B F Ross, county commis­
term.
homestead, or prove up, can do so of Myrtle Point. The score stood formerly acquaintances and neigh­
sioner, per diem and mile­
Ordered that further considera­ before Orvil Dodge, U. S. court 13 to 23 in favor of tbeyouDg ladies. bors of G. W. Norton in Nebraska.
age..................................... 50 40
tion
in locating ltoy and Riverton commissioner at Myrtle Point.
The whole community joined in the She has a sou living in this county,
W W Gage, cash paid spe­
employed at Noblo’s logging camp.
cial deputies..................... 25 00 road be continued until Sept. 1895
C. E. Edwards and family of celebration and everything passed
Last Tuesday, about noon, at Ins
Chas Volkmar. watchman.. 38 00 term, and that B 0 Schull, C L Prosper have been visiting in this off in first-class order. That com­
Bonehrake and R H Rosa are ap­ vicinity during the last week. munity has needed a wagonroad home at Latnpey creek, our friend
STATIONERY AND PRINTINQ.
pointed appraisers of damages.
They took an outiDg on the North badly for oyer 30 years, and finally John Quick had the misfortune to
J H Barklow, school sup’t,
Ordered that J H Rndabaugh, E
they joined together, and being led receive injury from a fall from a
Pork.
stationery and postage..
by such energetic men as Haynes,
*
D Myers and James Doughty he
It is rumored that Dr. J. K. Gu6,$:o,'a^tl./Jasa Hermann, they hay-wagon that was a close call.
Ed W Hill, stationery for
cM.,1 or« appointed viewers and S B
clerk nild sheriff..............
94 UO Cathcart, sitrveyor, to view out and Reader is arranged to m o v e to Aeb hays accompfiibed the task at last He struck his head and was badly
There and have just cause to be jubilant. stunned, and leceived injury to his
D E Stitt, stationery and
survey a road from Coquille river to land, Jackson county, Or.
back also, from which he has not
will
be
many
regrets
at
his
depar­
p rin tin g...........................
6
Bandon and Myrtle Point road, etc.
yet recovered fully.
ture.
GeD.
Compson,
accompanied
by
J A Luse, printing.............. 47
Ordered tlmt Wm Waters, Marinus
W W Gage, postage for
Isaac Davenport, the barber, has John L. Rand, the prosecuting at­
Geluk and J W Judd are appointed
H o t lc c t o D a ir y m e n .
sheriff’s office.................... 52 50 viewers and S. B Cathcart, surveyor, moved to Roseburg, but Walter torney at Baker city, Oregon, and
PatroDS not belonging to the Co­
D F Dean, postage for clerk’s
shop Calvin T. Hyde, a prominent at­ quille Dairymen’s Union will re­
to view and locate a road from An- Eudicott has taken the
office..................................
10 50 ¿jrew Johnson’s boathouse to An­ and his light touches and sharp torney of that place also, came in ceive 10 cents per pound butterfat
on the stage last Saturday.
The
W W Hayes, postage and
razors give good satisfaction.
drew Johnson’s gate.
in milk delivered at Coquille
general being one of the railroad
stationery for treasurer.
3 80
Ordered that petition for a road
Creamery from J u d b 8th until fur­
Judge
Schroeder,
D.
A.
Haling,
PAUPERS.
from Middle Fork bridge to lane Pearcy Hanley and Orvil Dodge commissioners of Oregon tele­ ther notice.
phoned
for
a
special
train
to
take
on It C Dements farm be denied.
GeoW Stevenson, sup’t poor
C o q u i l l e D a ir y m e n ’ s U n i o n .
will go to the Salmon mountain
Ordered that Geo Pratt, Byron mining district tomorrow to look himself and party to Marshfield, Per C. Romander, Manager.
farm and supplies........... 46 35
ns
he
was
here
for
the
purpose
of
Hodson nnd C L Bonehrake be and
Eronenherg A Son, supplies
after their mining interests in that inspecting the C. B. R. A E. Rail­
for poor farm..................
24 95 aro appointed viewers and S B section.
The outrage perpetrated at the
way. The train came over Sunday
Cathcart
surveyor,
to
view
and
lo­
J T McCormac, for core of
union campnieetiDg
at A^ngo
after
dinner,
and
the
following
Miss
Millie
Brouillette,
assisted
Tuesday evening of last week
divers persons, 110 days 357 50 cate a road from Boss slough to
named
persons
of
this
place
hav­
by
a
few
of
h6r
school
pupils,
will
certain point on county road.
J L Brown, medicine for di­
should bring down upon the
Ordered that warrants No 195, give a musical and elocutionary ing been invited by the general to offenders the severest penalties of
vers persons......................
8 50
accompany
him,
Hon.
B.
Hermann,
230, nnd 255 he canceled and that entertainment in the opera house
the law. We will not rehearse the
A G Aiken, for team, har­
tho relief heretofore granted Boyet at Myrtle Point next Friday night. E. Bender, Capt. Allen Walker, O. particulars at this late day, only to
ness and wagon for poor
N.
G.,
of
Myrtle
Point;
W.
Homer
Admission,
2a
cents;
children
uu-
farm................................... 150 00 and Hermann he discontinued.
be furnished for the use and delec­
Greer, of Washington and Lee
Ordered that warrant No 651 be dor 10 years, 10 cents.
tation o f land agents and prospec­
Win H Schroeder A Co, 4
University, V a.; Calvin T. Hyde,
reissued, the original being lost.
Dick Braden, of Myrtle Point, was
tors from abroad to the injury of
half Jersey heifer calves
esq., Baker City; John L. Rand,
Ordered that the Indians, Marsh­ hit in one eye by n limb, whilechop­
our county, but will rest in the be­
for poor fa rm ..................
30 00
prosecuting attorney, Baker City,
field Tom, Lyman, and Ten-Mile ping last week, and has been con­
lief that such punishment will be
G W Canning, 2$ mos. sal­
Or., O. M. Short, esq., Wm. H.
ary as sup’t poor farm. . . 83 33 Tom be allowed each $5 and Co- fined to a dark-room ever since. Walker, E. A. Dodge, W. F. Ex­ meted out against these offenders,
whoever they may be, that will be
quillo Nancy $4 per month.
It was thought at first that he
Supplies for poor farm—
press Co. agent, A. H. Black, mer­
Ordered that Belle Hill he al­ would lose the eyesight, but the
a guaranty against all future mis­
S L Leneve..........................
chant, Orvil Dodge, U. S. court
conduct of that character. Hood-
phvsician in attendance is now
lowed $10 for June and July.
N Lorenz..............................
commissioner, Angnst Bender, of
Ordered that W W Gage, sheriff, hopeful of his recovery and a com­
J A Collier A C o..................
Myrtle Point; ladies of the party lurnism will not thrive here.
mako a deed to lot 5, block 22, Bay plete cure.
Lamb A Nosier....................
“ We had an epidemic of dysen­
— Mrs. Dr. Miller and Misses Liza
City and deliver the same to S M
Wm Rich..............................
Those parties who have insured and Abbie Parrott of Roseburg, tery in this vicinity last summer,”
Jennings.
Mrs Bulloch..........................
in the Continental Insurance Co. Or.; Mrs. E. Bender, Mrs. C. E. says .Samuel S. Pollock, of Briceland,
Ordered that Irvin Cary be sent with a traveling agent will call on Schroeder, Misses Alta and Daisy Cal. “ I was taken with it and suf­
R S Knowlton......................
to the poor farm.
N Lorenz..............................
Orvil Dodge.
They can cancel Dodge, Miss Eva Border, Mrs. fered severely until some one called
Ordered that W W Gage, tax their policies and get rales 25 per Charles Dodge, Miss Ethel Gra- my attention to Chamberlain's Colic,
Johnson Bros...................... 16 06
J W Leneve..........................
3 25 collector, he allowed credit for cent lower in a good, reliable com­ ham aod Grandma Bender of Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy. I
C Howe................................
4 00 wrongfully assessed taxes.
pany and pay in installments. Myrtle Point, these all stepped procured a bottle and felt better af­
Ordered that the clerk of tho Where all things are equal, why aboard and enjoyed tho trip very ■ ter the first doRe. Before one-half
Wm H Schroeder A C o .. . . 19 85
James W est........................
8 50 county court issue warrants to tho not patronize home agents?
ranch. Beaver Hill was taken in j of the bottle had been used I was
Hy Keru..............................
1 40 sheriff commanding him to levy
on the route nnd the whole party well. I recommended it to my
upon property of delinquent, tax­
Nosier Bros,con vev in g Blini
One o f the attorneys that came were amazed*to see such gigantic friends and tbeir experience was the
and Boyet to poor farm.
4 00 payers.
in with Gen. Compson is a son-in- works and such a city in (he woods same. We all unite in saying it is
Hermann A Brown, supplies
Books and accounts of W \Y law of a Mr. Packwood, who was to have been built up withiD oue the b est” For sale by Dr. S. Li
for I C Cary.................. 10 00 Hayes, county treasurer, examined an early pioneer of the Coquille year’s time. One of the attorneys Leneve, druggist.
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John Snyder, board for
and owned Euchanted prairie 35 remarked that “ that Graham is a
and approved.
Henry Dixon..................
Ordered that the monthly allow­ ears ago. He wns engaged in the wonderful man to accomplish so
T h e B a n d o n - C o q n il l e G a m e .
3 00
ance to Bertus ltosramp be discon­ ndinn wars o f this coast, and is much in one year during these
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
This game o f baseball Reeras yet
tinued and ha be sent to the poor now raining on Sixes, having come depress«! times.”
Roy and Riverton road—
James Ferry to give occasion for bad blood and
in and struck onnee placer mines of the Blanco had his coach ready unfair discussion on the part o f two
Dan Giles, viewer............. .$ 17 90 farm.
Ordered that J H Schroeder, this spring.
at the depot at Marshfield, and or three of the Bandon nine. The
J F Schroeder, “ .............
9 60
T W Drane,
■■ ...............
10 70 county judge, examine the repairs
W. E. Mitchell, one o f the mem­ the party went over and en­ statement in the late Recorder is so
J S Burns, chainman.......... 10 60 on Mast and Fox bridges, and If bers o f the Standard Mining Com­ jo y «] one o f his fine dinners. But unfair, bitter, and untrne through­
L J Sipe,
"
........
10 60 work is satisfactory that the clejk pany o f Sixes, was in town last all was haste, nnd bat a moment out, thnt it hardly deserves notice.
L Harlocker, axman...........
8 90 draw orders for such amounts as the Saturday. The company have in- wns bad to shake hands with We are sure its temper is not
judgo may report to him os due J B corporated and purchased the Shad Marshfield friends, so at ten min- shared by the most of the Bandon
S B Cathcnrt, surveyor.. . 33
00 Fox for said work.
Hermann A Brown, plow and
Hndson placer mine, which is C ntes past six the train was again nine, and we doubt if Editor Stitt
Ordered that J H Schroeder, miles above the Sixes bridge. They boarded and in forty-seven minutes Is responsible fur it—except that it
scraper R D 44 and 16, 5
per cent R F .................... 58 001 county judge, examine repairs on will bring water from Edson creek, the engine whistled for Myrtle appears withont other signature
The
J B Fox, repairing b rid g e.. 125 60! Gravel Ford bridge upon notice and will be obliged to bring it 4 Point. The general was surprised or evidence of authrrship.
by contractors that the work is miles in a ditch and flume. The to see our railroad in such good Recorder's last suggestion is that
Eel Lake A Ten Mile road—
C Westman, viewer............
8 00 i completed and that upon acceptance water will be sufficient to run fonr condition. For a new road, he said “ they will let the arbitration com­
C W Sanford, “
............
i 40 of work hy the county judgo the giants, which will be pnt on ns it was the best he had ever seen. mittee decide which team is enti­
Geo W Beale,
............
4 401 clerk draw nn order in favor of J soon as the ditch is completed. General Compson and bis two tled to it,” but, alas, like in the con­
EDM yers,lum horforRD19 155 52
52, B Fox and J D Bennett for $588, The bar that they expect to work genial companions, C. T. Hyde nnd duct of their captain, Williams, all
Ordered that appropriation here­ is from 75 to 100 feet above the John L. Rand, eeqs., left Monday through the game, they havo for­
L F H e l l e r ,................. 27
17 25
tofore made for R D 31 and unex­ river-bed and prospects very rich. morning to visit Sixes river mines feited even tfcat privilege—that
Ruling A Lundy, supplies
pended be rescinded.
A yonng b o ; that came in with the and will return to Myrtle Point committee has no jurisdiction in
for divers R D, 5 per cent
R F .................................... 28 30 ; Journal signed:
company chose a place and took about Dext Thursday. The general the case owing to tbeir refusal to
J. H enrv S chroeder ,
out $30 with a rocfcpr in a few is one of the most genial men that play out the game. There seems
J H Yager, supplies for di­
County Judge, hours. The names of those com -j one is likely to meet, and Mr. H rde only one o f two things to be done,
vers R D, 5 per cent R F 14
43 !
D. E. S t it t ,
posing the company are as follows: and Mr. Rand are not behind him and that is the enforcement of the
Lamb A Nosier, supplies for
B. F. Ross,
J. C. Aiken of Roseburg; W. E. in social intercourse, so the two, league s rale as prepared by Em ­
divers R D, 5 p e rce n t...
County Commissioners. Mitchell o f Roseburg; Henry D. with Hon. B. Hermann, were cen­ mett, the enforcement o f a fine of
R F ....................................
« 25!
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Waller o f Independence; Dr. IV. tral figures on the train, and they $25, in defaolt o f the payment of
Olof Benson, for material for
R D 31..............................
50 001 Uncle Bird Vowell is up from H. Parrish of Monmouth, and F. seemed desirous that every one which the nine will be kicked ont j
of the league.
should enjoy the tile .
( Bamloo nnd greeting friends.
M. Wilkins o f Eugene.
It A Cribbins, for bridge ma-
Devoted to the material and social up­
building o f the Ooqaille Valley particularly
■ a n d o f Gooe County generally.
Subscription, per year, in advance, $2.
J M Porter,bounty cert Feb
11th, 1895.........................
W W Gage, for boarding
prisoners...........................
E O’Connell, Russia iron etc
for vault.............................
Quong W o Yuen, washing
for prisoners.....................
J A Parmer, carpenter at jail
Thos W Walker, repairs at
jail......................................
R W Getty, coal for court­
house .................................
J A Lennan, repairing side
walk aDd work on ja il.. .
Bandon Woolen Mills Co,
8 pairs blankets for ja il.
Hy Sengstacken,supplies for
courthouse........................
Flanagan A Bennett, trans­
ferring $10,183 to state
Catarrh
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
I
S p e tu l
H u ll G u ra e
COR SALE. -N ic e residence prop-
*erty, new house nnd nicely aud,
conveniently located for residence
ou Hall street, one door south o f
H e r a l d office.
For further information enquire
of or address,
31-3m 1
S. L. L eneve .
Const Mail: John Hilstrom was
brought up from South slough,
Tuesday, for medical treatment for
a fractured leg. He was hauling
matchwood when befell under his
wagon and before he could get out
of the way it passed over him,
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
breaking oue o f his legs above the
Coquille......... 1 0 0 2 1 0 3 0
5—13
E m p ire.........1 0 0 0 G 0 1
1 2—11 ankle. Dr. Horsfall attended him.
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking P o w d e r
Held at Marshfield last Saturdays
between the Empire and Coquille
niues, for a purse of $100, was won
by our Coquille boys in a score of
12 to 11. It is said to have been
an exciting contest, but by the lust
inning the Empire boys had be
come thoroughly rattled and the
Coquillers had their own way in
piling up home runs, as will be seen
by the following score, with two'
bases, 2d und 3d, still occnpied and
a good man at the bat:
DON’T STOP TOBACCO
Awarded Gold Modal Midwinter Fair. San Francisco.
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I iiu i.'io n R ecord e r. I
A big camp meetrag is to take
How to Cure Yourself While Usi.ig
place at Euchre creek.Cnrry county,
Tobacco.
The tobacco habit grows on a man
until his nervous system is seriously
affected, impairing health, comfort
and happiness. To quit suddenly is
too severo a shock to the system, as
tobacco, to an inveterato usor, be­
comes a stimulant that his system
continually craves. Baco-Curo is a
scientific cure for the tobacco habit,
in all its forms,carefully compounded
after the formula of an eminent Ber­
lin physician who has used it in his
private practice since 1872, without
a failure, purely vegetable and guar­
anteed perfectly harmless. You can
use all the tobacco you want, while
taking Baco-Curo; it will notify you
when to stop.
We give a written
guaranty to permanently cure any
case with three boxes, or refund tho
money with 10 per cent interest.
Baco-Curo is not a substitute, but a
scientific cure, that cures without the
aid of will power and with no incon­
venience.
It leaves the system as
pure and free from nicotine ns the
day before you took your first chew
or smoke.
Sold by all druggists,
with our ironclad guaranty, at $1
per box; three boxes (thirty days’
treatment), $2.50; or sent direct on
receipt of price. Write for booklet
and proofs.
Eureka Chemical A
M’f’g Co., M’f’g Chemists, La Crosse,
Wisconsin.
Albany
Argus:
“ Landlord
Thompson had a queer guest last
Friday night, at Albany.
H e ate
two suppers and went to bed three
times, nnd got very wroth upon
haviug to pay for both sappers. He
is Dr. Henderson, from Salem, and
the object of his visit to the city
was to circulate a petition for the
pardon of Dr. Sponogle, sent to the
penitentiary from this county a
year or so ago on the charge of
rape.
He got no signers to his
petition.” Dr. Henderson has since
been placed in tbe asylum.
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commencing August I5tb. Bishop
Wm. Dillon, of Salem, is to be
present.
W. T. Dpuning, who wns at work
on the lighthouse here, left for
Lookiug Glass Wednesday after-
uoou, having received word that
bis mother was dying.
On the hottest day since the fired
of this month, July, the tempera­
ture in tbe shade on Myrtle street,
Marshfield, was 98, whilst on the
upper Coos river it was as high as
104. The highest figure as yet at
Bandon wns only 78, and that was
only on one day, July 8th.
The Inst scow load of rock neces­
sary to complete the foundation of
the lighthouse tower and enginw
room was brought down last San­
day from the quarry, and the struc­
ture is about ready for tbe brick,
work. The walls for the dwelling
house at tbe station are now above
the first floor.
O d » of W. Boyd’s teams backed,
off the wharf into the river here last
Wednesday.
Ralph Hunt drove
the tenrn onto the wharf and began
to load tho wagon with lumber. He
had only placed oue plank on the
wagon when the team became-
frightened aod backed the wagon
overthew harf intothe river. The
horses kept their heads above water
until they were loosened from tbe-
wagon and taken out. There was
not much damage except the loss-
of the king bolt and a cut or two
made iu the harness in getting the
horses loose from the wugou.
Nervous Frostratioru
E. W. J oy C ompany — Gentlemen:
I have suffered from a nervous pros­
tration froinsfinancial losses.
Can
say Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla has
cured me. My liver, stomach and
bowels have been very inactive, but
since taking your remedy I am
entirely well.
All business men;
and women should use it- Please
publish. (Signed.)
Ala. AV m . H enry J ones ,
Butte, Mont..
Backache, Dizziness, Tiredness,,
give way to Joy’s Vegetable Sarsap­
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chicken-house aucl yard, high laud garden,,
young orchard o f prunes, plums, cherries,,
apples, pears and peaches, with an abun­
dance of small fruits. About one-half is-
bottom land, with garden, or pasture for a>
cow, with stock water, and all cleared and
fenced. Apply to
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Coquille City. (W est Side.)
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JOY’ S VEGETABLE- I SARSAPARILLA.
Is made from
herbs,
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contains n o
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deadly pois­
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Joy’s
V e g e ta b le
Sarsaparilla
robs the
blood o f all
its im puri­
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courses
all
these impuri­
ties through
nature’sow n
proper chan­
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J oy’s
V e g e ta b le
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WE 81CURE PATENTS
FOR IN VENTOR8, and the
object o f this offer is to en­
courage persons of an invent­
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same time we wish to Impress
tho fact that
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Trivial Inventions
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and Eye, “ Soe that Hump,
“ Safety Pin,” “ Pigs In Clo­
ver.” “ Air Brake,” etc.
Almost every one conceives
a bright idea at some time or
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other. Why not put it in prac­
tical use? YOUR talents may
lie in this direction. May
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make your fortune. Why not
try?
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mention this paper.
THE
PRESS GLftIMS GO.
Philip '■ \ Avlrett, 0*a. Mar.,
018 F Street, Northwest,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
J o y ’ s V e g e ta b le
sa r sa p a rilla
prevents tired feel-
lDgs, staggering sen­
sations, palpitation
o f heart, rush of
blood to the head,
dizziness, ringing in
ears, sp ot* before the
eyes, headache, bil­
iousness,constipation
o f bowels pains in
tbe backfineuuicholy,
tongue coated, foul
breath, pimples on
face, body and limb,
decline ofnerre force
dizzv s p e l l s , faint
spells, cold, clammy
feet and hands, sour
risings, fatigue, in­
somnia, and all dis­
eases or t he stomach,
lirer and kidneys.
’ Joy .a Vegetable Sar­
saparilla is aold by all
druggists» R e f u s e a
substitute. W h en you I
pay for the best see that
you get the best.
■r*The responsibility of this company
may bo Judged by the fact that ita
stock is held by over one thousand
of tho leading newspapers in the
United States.
To the
Unlortunate.
DR . G IB B O N S ’
DISPENSARY,
623 Kearney S t.,
corn er of Commercia 1
San Francisco, C a l.
Established in 1864,
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for the treatment o f
' r ' r . S e x u a l and Seminal
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diseases, snch as Gon-
orrhea . Glee t , 8tr. c t-
*nre. Syphilis, in all
its fo r m s. Seminal Weakness. Im potency
and Lost Manhood permanently cured. T b s
Rick and a fflic te d should not fail to ca ll
upon h im . The Doctor has traveled exten­
sively in Europe, and inspected t horoaghly
the various hospitals there, obtaining a
great deal o f valuable information, which
he is competent to impart to those in need
1 o f his services. The Doctor cures when
others fail. Try him. DH. GIBBON will
m a k e no charge unless he effects a curs.
Persons at a distance CU RED AT HOMB
¡All communications st rictly confidential.
A ll letters answered in plain envelopes.
Charges reasonable. Call or write. Addrtaa
DK. J. F. GIBBON,
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Box 11*67. San Francisco, Cal.