Coquille City herald., February 18, 1896, Image 2

Bandon’s Budget.
Additional Locals.
BandoD, Feb. 15. —Mrs. Ed Oh-
mau returned from the bay this
week, where she had been under
treatment for face and throat dis­
eases. I hear she is much better.
The town dads are cansing some
needed improvements to he doue
in the way of street grading and
buildiDg sidewalks. Let the good
work go on.
The parties that ore to take
charge o f the lighthouse are here
and are moving into their new
quarters; everything will be in
running order 60 on and Bandou
will have one o f the best light-
houses on the coast.
While Prof. J. H. Barklow is
away conducting the exnminatim,
Miss Lelia Sumner is filling his
place in the public school here.
Lelia seems to know hqw things
onght to he done, and is taking
hold at the right place.
That much talked of bridge
across Gross creek ¡9 in a yery fair
way to be built, The ,town- offers
to furnish lumber and help has
been subscribed to build it; the
only thing lacking is a few dollars
in money. Who will give $2500?
Don't all speak at ouce.
Wes Nosier expects to leave to­
day for work in Yoakara’s camp.
C a ttiti* €U\j R e ta in .
PUtìUsHED EVERY TUESDAY
J. S. M M X &~ï. S. MtCAlS,
Editors and Proprietors.
Devoted to the material and aocial cp-
bu ld in g o f theGoquiilo Valley particularly
and o f O o » County generally.
Subscription, per year, in advance, f 2.
" T U E SD A Y ,
FEB. 18,
1896.
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1 m instantly killed by tending
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can Rimetallic League, Wash­
ington, D.C'., and asking for free literature.
Do it.
POPULIST
STATE
TIOS.
CONVEX-
"T h e state central committee of
the Populist pnrty met in Salem,
Tuesday, with a good representa­
tion present. It was decided that
the date of holding the state con­
vention should be changed from
February 22d to Thursday, Starch
26th, at 1 o’clock p. m., and that
the convention meet at Salem. The
basis of representation was fixed at
o n e delegate at large for each
county and one delegate for each
100 votes or major fraction thereof
cast in June, 1894, for the People’s
party candidate for governor.
It
is recommended that in all counties
w here county conventions have not
been called, that county conventions
he called for the purpose of elect­
in g delegates to said state conven­
tion at such time and place as may
b e designated by the county ceutral
committees of such counties. Prox­
ies to the state convention will not
b e allowed unless the hearer thereof
is a citizen of the county he as­
sum es to represent.
Riverton Riotings.
Riverton, Feb. 1G.— Ed Canter­
bury aud bride have moved to
Riverton. They met a large num­
ber of their friends at Mr. Jack-
son’s last Saturday eve. The hoys
had formed a tin-pan brigade and
fam ished tbo new couple with
fine discordant music.
John DeviDiph is having a fine
lot of prunes grafted. He inlends
♦n set out s large prune orchard.
His cranberry bushes are doing
well and promise to he a success.
The Baudon Block Coal Co. has
bonded five acres of land o f Jos.
Elvy. It is intended as sn addi­
tion to the town of Riverton.
Riverton against the enure state
for its uumher of pretty hshiee.
More coul mines will be opened
in the near future, close to this
town.
Rev. J. S. McCsin held services
here last Sunday.
His many
friends were pleased to see him
among ns.
Dr. Gihhius, the wnrt snd corn
doctor, spent several days here sav­
ing souls.
D ona A na .
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D '- n l l l o l K . X . J m a l u x H .
Died, at Marshfield, Feb. 9,1896,
Ed T. Jennings, aged 57 years, 4
months and 15 days. Mr. JeuniugB
was born in Illinois, aud came to
Coos county many years ngo.
He
resided at Myrtle Point before com­
ing to the hay, and was well known
throughout the county generally.
He held the position of justice of
the pence for Mnrshfield precinct
until a short time since, when his
rapidly fnilirg health necessitated
A*» »»signing. Mr. Jennings was
highly respcMed. both in lii 3 offi­
cial capacity and ns a private citi­
zen, and sinceie sympathy is ex­
pressed for li is wife and family in
fbWf-bereavement.
The funernl
took place at Marshfield Tuesday
and services were conducted in the
Baptist church, Rev. Geo. Gilles­
pie officiating.— News,
Another Populist victory at Ban-
don.
It would have done your
soul good to have seen J. 8. Hayes
stepping around so large over the
advent of a brand new girl at his
house a few days ago. Mother and
child are doing well, but some fears
Are entertained if James should
take a relapse.
On last Sunday morning the
schooner Lila and Mattie was
safely landed.in the river. She is
unhurt with the exception o f n
broken rudder and a few scars from
drift logs. It was an expensive
accident; bnt accidents will happen
to the best o f families. While in
trouble the citizens, life-saving
crew, bands employed, and Inter
the contractors were always ready
to leud a helping hand, and now
that it is all over with, no one hurt,
the Bcbooner sound and the boys
paid in full, we should all ho happy
and hope tbnt the Lila and Mattie
may never have another such a
mishap, hut may always be success­
ful.
Some few dnys ago some of our
young sports about 15 or 16 years
&f age. went fishing on the rocks;
the tide was coming in at the time,
but the hoys paid little attenljon
to breakeis and rising tide aud
when they were ready to leave
they had to wade; not being able
to see in the water, they plunged
into a hole and a large breaker
coming on nt the same time caused
the boys to swim some twelve or
fifteen feet before they could get
out. Mothers, futliere, he careful,
or some of these tirnps your son
will never come hack. Take warn­
in g .
R am bler .
Marshfield Musmgs.
UPPER-RIVER DEPARTMENT ,1 a
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^Æyxtle P e in t a n d tiie XTpper-Ccq.'u.ille,
M rs. Oscar Nosier has been seri­
a n d W h a t i s C3-oin.gr on T h ere.
ously ill for Severn! days past, hut
FARM
GIVEN AWAY
is reported quite letter this morn­
ing.
Beautiful weather during last
Quite a crowd returned home j
Through the efforts o f Hon. week; sonn i early gardens were from the teachers’ examiu itiou |
Binger Hermann, Mrs. James put in.
Saturday.
Magary, of Marshfield, has been i
Will
Gnild
is
building
up
a
nice
A colored gentleman held church
granted a pension.
business in his new confectionery in this place Sunday. He drew a
Rev. Gecrge Ayers, colored, will
large congregation aud gave satis­
preach at the little church next and cigar store.
Sunday morning and evening, nt
A very pleasant whist party was faction.
the usual hours for service.
enjoyed at C. F . Dcxlge’a residence
The energetic farmers of Catch-1
C on iU tln ? o f on e sh eet o f FARM BDILDINGS e n d on e sh eet
o f 78 B ubjecte, DOMESTIC ANIM ALS, e tc. T hese e re to
p lea se the children . T he Farm H ouse and A nim als ca n
b e c u t o u t and m ad e to stan d , thus m aking a c o m p le te
M iniature Farm Y ard.
3
W a y s to G e t T h i s F a r m :)
r> _ _ , 6 Coupons; or
- « c f l t f I Ooupon aud 6 Cents ; or
V
10 Cents without any Coupon, to ' v
Edwnid Lnsswell, of North Saturday evening-
ing creek are putting substantial i
Fork, spent last Thursday night iu 1
R. C. Dement of Bandon is up improvement» ou the CribbiDS hill; j
town. He was a welcome caller
| looking after his extensive farm this will insure them a road to I
at the H erald office Friday.
town at any season of the year.
! interests on the upper Coquille.
The schooner Antelope came up
Well, one o f the muses took the
the river yesterday aud unloaded , A pleasant party took place at
freight preparatory to takiug ou a j the Jensen building Saturday even -, 8*uli »o’8 medicine and lie is now
cargo o f lumber from the mill.
ing. It wns for the purpose of sick and the invalid is around on
Sol Wise, representative of the increasing the organ fund for the the streets. The nurse took a d< n-
great Wanamnker-Brown clothing M,
church, south,
ble dose of Rock and Rye.
house o f Philadelphia, spent sev-1
The “ Upper-River Department”
eral days in this place last week, i Jubn BarteiL has succeeded in
received
a letter from Hutchins, n ,1
Harry Kribe is preparing to I Setting a loaH from the Oregon
Kansas,
last
week, stating that a
school,
fund,
It
has
been
said
that
build a 6-room cottage on the
lot recently purchased from J. J. Coos coiinty could not get any more dozen or more families would socn
start for Myrtle Point. They wish
Lamb. C. C . Myers, the carpen­ money in that quarter.
ter, has the contract.
Charles Adams, one of our vil­ to purchase homes.
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO.. DURHAM, N. C..
and the Farm w ill b e cen t y o u POSTPAID. Y o u w ill find
on e C oupon inside ea ch 2 o u n ce Lag1, and t w o C ou p on s
Inside e a ch 4 o u n c e b a g o f
,
BlacM ’s Genuine DarQam ToBaeco.
V.
Buy a bae of this Celebrated Smoking Tobacco, and read the
coupon, which gives a list of other premiums and how to get them.
2 C E N T STAM PS ACCEPTED.
ANTED.—Several trustworthy gentle­
men or Indies to travel in Oregon for
established, reliable bouse. Salary, $ 780
ami ex poses. Steady position. Enclose
references and self addressed stamped en­
velope. The Dominion Company, Third
Moor, Omaha Building, Chicago, Illinois.
W
Sheriff Gage was up the last of
lage “ Vulcans,” started for Idaho
last week and will visit the north last week on business connected
and sofitli coast during Iii6 absence with the delinquent taxes for this
school district. One mouth’s time
of a couple of months.
Equal with the interest of those having claims against the government is
Uncle Tom Willard was taken
One young man has bnd 14 invi­ has been extended to the delin­ that of INVENTORS, who often lose the benefit o f valuable inventions because
of the incompetency or inattention of the attorneys employed to obtain their
down last week with Bright's dis­ tations to attend the lenp-year ball. quents to ruise the coiu.
.
patents. Too much care cannot be exercised in employing competent and rtli-
ease and removed to Sheppard’s He don't know which to accept. He
J. E. Adcox, of Salem, nas able solicitors to procure patents, for the value of a patent depends greatly, if not
for proper care nnd attention. He
entirely,
upon the care and skill of the attorney.
»
located
aud
opened
a
watch
and
will do well if he gets through the
is better at this writing.
With the view of protecting inventors from worthless or careless attorneys.
jewelry repairing shop in towu. and o f seeing that inventions are well protected by valid patents, we have re­
ordeal with a sound mind.
Mrs. H. W. Co'ebrook and son
tained counsel expert in patent practice, and therefore are prepared to
Four huudrod thousand brick The gentleman has a family that
Tom arrived from Australia on
Obtain Patent* in the United States and all Foreign Countries, Conduct In­
will
arrive
in
the
spring.
He
comes
yesterday’s train via the bay. Mr. nnd site for a courthouse and jail,
terferences, Make Special Examinations, Prosecute Rejected Cases.
C. was awaiting the arrival, m d we offered in case the connty seat is well recommended and has doue
Register Trade-Marks and Copyrights, Render Opinions a* to
good
work
here
already.
extend greetings.
located at Myrtle Point, are still
FOR INVENTIONS.
We notice that Myrtle Point is offered from responsible persons.
looming up for the county seat. Will any other locality do better?
The energetic business men of
Some parties are urgiug the city
that town nre bidding for all the
help they can get.
board to pasa an ordinance to pro­
Miss H. M. Hughes, of Myrtle hibit the farmers from peddling
Poiut, who has been an operative oat their products from the farm
in the Bandon wooleu mills for the without a license. The farmers
last 8 or 9 mootba, baa closed out say if that is done they will ship
her engagement there and went their produce aud purchase goods
home on last Friday.
else where.
R ihii I O a ts l o r M ale.
J. F. Mast, of Fishtrap, has
about 400 bushels of fine oats for
sale. The oats are fine for seed or
for any purpose. They nre entirely
free from foul seed. Call on or
write to
J. F. M ast , Arago.
Drummer Jack Yale chartered
the Curatux aud started for Coquille
City Saturday.
When opposite
the Dnnkard church the boat ran
on a gravel bar and hung up. The
commercial traveler shifted his
trunks to the forks and waited for
the Myrl, which took him on las
way rejoicing.
Last Monday a little six-year-
old boy arrived on the train from
Albina, having made the entire
A petition will soon he forwarded
trip alone. He was met here by
his nucle, ,W id . Howell, of Bear to the pruper authorities asking
creek, nnd taken on dowu the river. that the geological- bui vey already
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commenced along this coast he
R iip fiN t A p p o in t m e n t « .
At, Coquille City, at the little church, extended so as to take iu the min­
every let nnd 3*1 Sundays in each month;
mornings at 11 o'clock, and at 7 p. m. Sat­ ing belt on the head waters of the
urday before thu !1<1 Sunday, church meet­ Coqnille and Sixes livers.
The
ing at 2 p. m.
At Bear creek the 4th Sunday in each government minerologist will then
month, at 11 a. in. and 7 p. m.
investigate that prom.sing raining
At Bandou the 2d Sunday at 11 a. m. and
region.
7 p .m .
W m . M. W i l l i , pastor.
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Dr. J. W. Strange, the Rosehnrg
dentist, is expected to arrive in
Coquille City iu b short while, defi­
This is tho «ccrut o f tho euros
nite notice of which date will here- b y Hood*« S arsaparilla. H ead th is:
nfter he given.
PatioDS of the
*' I am bo glad
H erald will consult their own iu -
to write that I
am now in per­
fprests by reserving their work for
fect health and
him.
lakes the Blood Pure
C. W. Martin and wife, took the
special train last Saturday to con­
nect with the learner Homer for
San Francisco, where they expect
to spend some two weeks before
returning. Wm. Rohm will have
charge of their store aud shop dur­
ing tli»ir absence.
it i3cll because
Ilood a Earsa-
parillA m a d e
my blood pure.
My h e a l t h
broke d o w n
w ith troubles
p e c u l i a r to
___
wom en,
m y
t
nervous
sys­
tem was shat­
tered r.nd I
had to take my bed. Tho physician said
there was little hope for me. A neighbor
told o f wonderful cures by H ood’s Sarsa­
parilla and I decided to try it. W hen 1
bad taken 3 bottles, I could sit up aud now
Scope and Validity of Patents, Prosecute and
Defend infringement Suits, Etc., Etc.
I f you have an invention on hand send a sketch or photograph thereof, to-
i , , i . . q , : i,„„), t,
gether with a brief description of the important features, and you will be at once
hlbi m„ hikes from running on a(ivise(j as to the best course to pursue. Models are seldom necessary. If
the sidewalks. If they pass such others are infringing on your rights, or if you are charged with infringement by
-
ordinance it will not prevent
»ubmit the matter to us for a reliable OPINION before acting on the-.
Parties are urging that the town
board shall pass an ordinance pro- ,
any one from g oin g to tbo d e p o t
T H E P R E SS C L A IM S C O M P A N Y .
ou their “ iron boss,” as there ars 618 F STREET, N O R T H W E S T ,
W A S H I N G T O N , D .C .
F. O. BOX 4 1 1.
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iff.
uo sidewalks iu that direction.
Daniel Q. Miller, o f Salem,
arrived in town one day last week.
It was soon leerned that he had
come to visit the Barklow people
aDd that fact gave him standing
that few strangers get nt first sight.
We understand that Mr. Miller is
a gentleman of capital and that he
will make some investments.
A** Cut this out and send It wH» »our inqu.ry. -
Take lour Choice
THE
Almost everyone is going to the
TSf HERALD
G. A. R. ball on the 22d, us it is
expected that the young ladies will
LAND COMPANY
then select their paitners for the
leap-yeur dance, a week Inter. Lots
of fun is anticipated. There is
talk of organizing a viternu bri­
gade to open the hall, after which T pO U R E N T — R IG H T A W A Y .
the O. N. G. « ill take charge. A
1G0 acres; 25 acres in cultiva­
merry time is expected at both of tion; good house, barn and orchard.
10 cows. Plenty of water. Ou the
the entertainments.
North Fork, 5 miles from Norway.
Address this office, or Juck Wood
Joy’s fo r (!ia Jaded and Good
at Lee, Oregon.
O ffe r s
Health for all Mankind*
jo r s vegetaul Y ’ sarsaparilla .
I* made from
herb», ami
contains no I
ties through
I nature’sown
! proper chan­
nels. Joy’«
m in e ra l
d r ills or
deadly pois­
on. J o y ’ a
V e ft e t a b le
Bar m parlila
robs the
b'.ood of all
ita impuri­
t ie s , aud
combes oil
these impuri-
V e g e t a b le
E S
( p æ JCy
S-.r>aparilla
c u r e s Dys*
c p 8 1 a ,
h r o n 1 c
C o n s t ip a ­
tion, Liver
Co in plaint»
and Kidney
Affection».
S
,
by The Herald Land Co. 320
acres of the finest timber in Coos
conuty for lumbering, being mainly
yellow fir, nnd extra fine.
This
body o f tipiber is located on the
North Fork of the Coquille river,
nnd lies directly on the river and is
well situated for logging. I f sold
socn it can be had cheap. Euquire
at the H erald office and go and
see the timber.
T
im b e r
land
for
sale
.'’ OR SALE— YOU ACRES, CLOSE TO
’ tlio river (o:m got ri*zht-of-way aero«»
strip to the river). It in bench land, and
hoa 000 I 011 it: half the Haw timber is cut
off. bet plenty o f line pile timber remains..
Good soil; will make good orchards,
f o r terms, cal! ou or addr ss
W. It. PANTER,
novl91
Riverton, Oregoir-
I
Foit T rade — A nice little 80-ncr&
ranch, comfortable house, 10 acre»
in cultivation, splendid black-oak
wood in abundance; located 3 mile»
from Grants Pass, in the Rogue-
Itiver valley— to exchange for land!
near Coquille City. A good bargain
will ho given some olie who wisfie»
to go to a dryer climate. Call at the
H erald office iu Coquille City.
TYj'O. 198. —1G0 acres near Drain,.
Douglas county, Or.
Good>
buildings, good fencing, high state
o f enlivation. Also 80 ncres, same
county, some improvements, located!
5 miles from Drain. A tiDe bar­
gain.
"jYTO. 200.— 320 ncres, title peir-
feet, 50 acres creek bottom,
plenty white cedar timber, very
litlla improvements, located Vi.
miles from Bandon, 5 miles from
Dairyville, on road between these
two places; J of a mile from New
Lake schoolhouse. This is a val-
ual le tract o f land, and is the best
bargain in Coos county. Call anil
learn price nnd terms.
Marshfield, Feb. 1G.— E d . H er ­
Peace and poverty still pre-
■WTO- 1 7 7 .-2 0 0 ncres, 155 first-
rniletli. There seems to beau idea
class bottom land, balance
prevalent that times will improve
here soon; hut the ideas’ sire may
50 ACRE F A R M — all in cul­ bench; 100 ncres denied nnd under
be the wish.
tivation; 40 acres ns good bet- fence, all bottom and in fine culti­
Mrs. John Kruse purchased a
j tom laud as can he found in Coos vation. Bench land a'l slashed
Changes in mail service for
nice residence ill this place, where southwest Oregon have been made
I comity; 10 acres level tench, good nnd set to grnts. Two dwellings,
Joy’s Yegetnblo
she will soon locate.
Sarsaparilla
orchard with all kinds of fruit in good barn 44x80 f t , other outbuild­
as follows: From Feb. 16th and
I prevents tired feel-
Capt. W. H. Dunham is doing on, from Wedderburn, to Opbir
; abundance; good house and bnrn, ing», good orclinrd, one mile from
I lBg*, staggering sen-
nicely, nnd expects to he out in a discontinued. From Port Orford
good fencing, nnd everything in stenmboat lauding, one mile fiom
| nations, palpitation I
week.
•
! first-class condition; farming tools, school, five miles from Coquille
o f heart, rush of
to Gold Bench from Feb. 17th, to
Fred Mark does not improve.
blood to the head,
some stock cattle, chickens, hogs, City. This is the best farm on the
supply Wedderburn between Wed-1 I
^«ectiy w.uand »troag.
dizziness, ringing in
Capt. Lichtwork is able to he derburn and Gold Bench.
j etc. Tins lovely home is located Coquille; can be bought very cheap-
H
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o
d’s
S
a
rs
a
p
a
rilla
cars, spots before the |
out.
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[in a nice neighborhood, with good
I eyea, headache, bil­
has done all this for me.”
M ps . C. F. |
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t r a in
I .m
Ueu. Biglin is about the same ns A l l r r n i u m r n t l u l l n n
school nnd church advantages. It
iousness,constipation
F
a
d
K
B
V
,
1
a
Flatta
City,
Colorado.
Angrl«-».
< coon liny Mown. >
last reported.
o f bowels, pains in
is J mile from steamboat Jaudiug
R IP -A -N -S
cura habitual constipa-
the back,melancholy,
(5-42 Casteler St., Los Angeles,
F. 8- Samuels, secretary for the
The Areata hroko her shaft « lien
ou river, and 5 miles from Coquille
Hood’s
Pills
t io n . Trice 200 . per box.
tongue
coated,
foul
LL
Spreckie* Bio's, and one of the ou her way up, last week, aud was Cal.— After having suffered for a |
|
City.
This
place
can
be
bought
for
breath, pimples on
u
incorporators o f the Beaver Mill towed hack down by the Arago, long time from acute rheumatism
S3700, on good terms.
Call at, or
face, body and limb,
The modem stand-
Brewster Válley Greetings.
without obtaining relief, I used
Coal Co., arriyed on the Homer, hence both nre behind time.
declineofnerre force
write the H erald office, Coquille
|
dizzy
s
p
e
l
l
s
,
faint
Chamberlain's
Pain
Balm
and
was
and is looking over the property.
LU ard Family Medi-
The Homer arrived yesterday
City, Oregon.
yiells, cold, clammy I
Brews|er Vnffey, Feb. 9th.— The
c¿
I
Vessels hi riving in the city report nnd the South Coast artivedon her almost immediately relived.
feel and hands, sour I
Brewster
Valley
school
closed
laat
highly recommend this as the best
a large quantity of lumber off way tip the coast.
7 ) cme: Cures the
risings, fatigue, in-1
An
Elegant
H
o
m
e
r
s
Saturday after _ jl very successful
modicine
known.—
D.
M!
Hamilton.
L
U
School
flourishes
in
the
new
somnia,
and
all
dis-
[
Cape Flntteiy. For mnny miles
term of four mojitbs'and a half by
eases of the stomach,
> common every-day
=
for
Sale,
Cheap.
the sea is literally plauked, evidenc­ schoolhouse, uud the “ kids" are For sale by Dr. S. L. Lcneve, drug-
liver and kidneys.
Miss Pearl Fetter.
ing that some lumber ship has met happy, rs the rooms nro uniformly gist.
Joy, a Vegetable Sar- ,
ö ills of humanity.
The followiuglS'the program of
saperiUa la sold by all
heated and kept comfortable, while
with disaster.
*
•• I'alHiral n*t»nir.
th0 entertainment given by the
’
gists. R e fu se a
A
c
r
e
s
,
1
m
ile
fr
o
m
TMH
UI
titute. When you I
Myrtle Point postoffloe; nil rich l»ot-
Taylor Biglin returner! from the the other advantages, too numer­
p«y for the best see that |
E d . H e ra ld : ft may seem a school and bold at J. D. Laird’s
z
toin land, cleared, fenced nnd in hi«h
ous
to
mention,
gladden
their
you get the best.
city, Sunday, where he sold the
state of cultivation. GOOD HOUSE
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little presumptuous on m y . part, j Saturday night.
There was a|
and new barn, about fiO bushel» o f potatoes
schooner Gen. Biglin to the North hearts and lighten their hardens. hut whether it docs or not, I hereby candy palling iu connection with
Tho foot-hall-pile-np-gnme enmo
.
nnd a large amount o f garden truck: 27
American Commercial Co., for the
tiers hard wood, good cook stove. 75 chiok-
off hist Sunday, but « e did n o t, Ç,'»»,|eDiîR any man in C oob coanty the program:
Alaska trade. The price received
1 ens, about 50 bushels of corn, and a good
Song - Wonderful Words
of
to meet uie in debate, or to canvass
learn
who
came
out
on
top.
How­
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skiff with two pairs o f oars.
was »4000, which was a good figure
the connty daring the coming enm- Life; opening nddress by Stella
considering the times -and the ever it is the under dog that needs pnigu, on the financial question. I Harry; song— Welcome, by the
A L L OFFERED FOR $ 5 0 0 -
'foVoiMú
the sympnthy of the public.
vessel.
will
affirm:
school;
dialogue—
Welcome,
by
the
Train;
dialogue—
The
Cardi­
Call at Wells, Fargo A Co’s Express office
It is learned that several of the
WE OFFER A HIGH-GRADE BICYCLE
First, That onr government seven little girls; song—Little nal Points, by four little girls; at Myrt!e Point for farther particulars.
Newport boys will soon return to
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n
g
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Will
Sing
the
Wondrous
;
Chance
should
nt
ouce
open
our
mints
t
o
!
Dollies,
by
five
little
girls;
recita-
the hay, having found thiugn no
for a Nice Home, Cheap
f CATALOCUt AttO
Oliver Wilcox, residing on Myr­ better where they went than bore. the free aud unlimited coiuage o f tion by Mandie Harry; s o u g -L it - Story; recitation by Ethel Laird;
i Pt Afutro tts mm A
' o s P ta o o trs *ftto
tle Creek, above Bancroft P. O.,
; co/tTtftattri
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W. P. Fox, who went from here, silver nt the present legal ratio of tie Hands; dialogue— Visitors from recitation by Myrtle Harry; song
vmtrr ^ •
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F
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OF
LAND,
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ITH
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was at work near his homo last writes from Gnllup that he is mak­ 16 to 1 of gold, without the con- Story Laud, by five girls and one — Little Bo-Peep, by three little I.*
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POACMAAMtO
good, new 2 story house of 7
W HttlO 3.
▼N» l U t l l »
Baturday, when at about 11 o'clock ing $3 per day.
besides closets and porches, all well
He is a good sent, necessarily, of any nation ou l>oy; recitation — The Benutifu! girls; concert recitation by three rooms,
earth.
; Flag, by Eva Laird; song—Our little girls; song—Praise Him, finished, good spring close to house, bsrn, <
ho stepped into the house for a worker and a first-class rniunr.
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chicken-house and yard, high laud garden,
drink of water, when he fell pros­
Secondly, That congress should Flag, by five Rirls; recitatiou— i Praise Him; recitation- Sheridan’s young orchard of prunes, plums, cherries. I
O F F L A W S . M A D E CW LV F R O M
The gentlemen, Jno. Gammill,
apples,
pears
and
peaches,
with
an
nhun
I
MIGH-CLAAS
M A T E R IA L S A N D A d SUCH
(
Ride;
recitation—The
Irish
Philo­
trate to the floor rutting a gash in A. O’Conner nnd T. R. Spencer repeal the charters of all banks o f Kate Shelly, by Miss Fetter; song
dance o f small fruits. About one-half is j
>
WE G U A R A N TE E .
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his chin.
The family rushed to have been ojiening up their mine issue, commonly called “ uatiounl
I Know that My Redeemer sopher, by Thomas Patty; dialogue bottom land, with garden, or pasture for n |
THE BICYCLE IS SENT c h A P P R O V A L •
A F O HO WORK IS R EQ UIR ED I f T M f
T
The Day* o f the Week, by seven cow. with stock weter, and all cleared and !
liis assistance and together with nnd building n road thereto, nnd banks."
Liyes; dialogue — Masquerading,
W H E E L IS H O T l a n RELY SATFSPACTORY
J
O W. NORTON,
his struggles he partially arose, I will soon he ready to supply Marsh­
Thirdly, That congress should by two girl»; rocitation—Catch characters; song ONow, Farewell, fenced. Apply to
A P P LIC A N TS M U S T B t W E L L
«
J
Coquille City, (West Side.)
R1CC0MENCED . (a .T fS AND « IS IS CAN APPLY) A •
lint fell to the floor the second time, field with a superior article of at oi.ee issue a sufficient quantity the Sunshine, by Ora Harry: solo
After the musical ami literary
W R IT E P0R R IR T IC U L A R S .
1
r f^O EXCHANGE.—A good young team j
dead. Heart disease was ascribed coni.
T ry A gain . j of full legal tender treasury notes — Charming Bill, by Mrs. Harry, program came the candy pulling, 1 of horses, with harness and wagon. 2
as the cause of his sudden death, j
, to bring our circulating medium select reading by lliuger Laud; which everyone enjoyed immensely, milk cows, together with NO ACRES OF
Deceased was nlioiit G2 years o f ago
lesst fifty dollars |ier cap­ dialogue- The Quarrel; recitation Last of all a social dance was in- LAND near Drain. Douglas county. Oregon, |
exchange for land or town property iu
WANTED
AN IDEA of .'i n . . i in pi« tip to st
wild leave» a wife and a large family thin*
by Stella tlarry; dart—Chiming dulged in for a short time, when all to
Respectfully submitted.
Coos com ity. For particulars.
to iwtvnt ? Protort your lilriu: th-v may ita.
Bells,
by
Miss
Fetter
and
W.
M.
J
went
homo
light-hearted
and
merry.
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of children to mourn his sudden tirtus you wosllh. Writ« JOHN WLoDBR
W. H. N obler .
BUKN A CO-. Pslrnt Attorney*. W—hioftoa.
N F.rkA iA >iA cured hy D r Milan* P a i «
Cvquill« City, Oregon.
Laird; rccitstiuli T oo Late fori
L ouse .
•demisw Myrtle Point Enterprise. D. C., (or their *1 JWi prize oiler.
I Coqnille, Or , Jan. 27, 1896.
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