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lA e A a À e A e A a À e À a A a A a A a A iA n t P a in o it e n c o n - c e n t r â t e s a ll Its M is e r y in g ^ U l f CCiiTj g c w M .. TUESDAY. RHEUMATISM MARCH 17, 1896. R E G U L A R T R A IN S ondays . M W e d n e s d a y s dnya wilJ run as follows; Louve | 8.00n.in . | Marshfield Arrive “ I 0.15 ” I COQUILLE CITY 0.50 “ Norway 10.00 “ | Myrtle Point LOCAL Umc at an d f k i - Arrive 12.15p. m. Leave 11.00a.m. 10.25 10.15 “ ITEM S. T o Mrs. Muitiu’e for new goods. Euster comes on Sunday, April 6th. New stock shoes at J. W. Le- nave’s. The équinoxial storm is booked at an early day. on ce ST. JACOBS OIL Garden seed at J. W . Leueve’». For teaming go to A. O. Wheeler. See ad elsewhere. Call at Jolmson Bro’s for your meat and cunned goods. The ball given last Saturday night was au enjoyable affair. The Christian church is prepar ing for a uice Easter service. Nice, clean seed oats and bailey | for sale by W. A. Moomaw. See ! ad. Johnson Bro’s are stocked up with tlcur again. Eggs of fine breeds.of chickens for hntebing purposes. See nd. of Hats and caps, cheapest in town, Mrs. Bnskirk. at J. W. Leneve’s. A. O. Wheeler keeps the popular A large number of people were | Messer feed stable. He will treat in from the couutry yesterday. you first-class. VV. H. Schroeder arrived home To tbo Coquille Pharmacy for a from Snn Francisco last Monday. bottle of the famous Swamp Angel medicine. Mrs. C. L. Gray sells good goods The Populist county convention and sells them cheap. Call and see. will meet in Coquille next Thurs Cattle nnd horses taken on pas day, March 19tb. ture at J. Doughty’s, ou Lampey A nice, npw line of Indies' kid , creek. gloves nnd corsets of all kinds at Coquille City needs some fire Mrs. Martin’s this week. Bat don’ t miss the Foresters’ nparatns. V liat are we going to bnll, Friday night, 27th inst. It do about it? will be a first-class affair. Don’t forget that the best place Hotel Coquille—our fine new to buy groceries or dry goods is at J. W. Leneve’s. hotel— will provide the midnight G o to Gillbam'8 shop nnd get supper for the Foresters’ ball — shaved. Don’ t forget that it is 27th inst. next door to Gray’s jewelry storp. Judge Dyer is expected home before long and will perhaps make his home in Coquille for the sum mer. Oregon Kiduoy Ten for sale by Dr. S. L. Leueve, o f Coquille City, nud N. G. W. Peikius, o f Myrtle Point. Lots o f tiu’s, and nice nnd cheap for npw goods at Mrs. Mar- more coming. They are can be purchased very cash. Jesse Beyers, of Sumner, has rented the Wilkins’ photo galiery for one month nnd will run it for that length of time. If yon see anything “ green” at Beaver Hill about the H era ld today, that’s our The Foresters Irish— in honor o f St. Patrick. will give a grand hull next Satur C. L. Gray spent several days day night. It promises to be a last week in rpfitting the Morras nice affair. Bro's mill, nnd set it in operation When your watch, or clock, or last Monday. steam engine gets out of repair, V ANTED-A SMALL w a l l t e n t . take it to C. L. Gray nud get it Y V Y m good order, siz » about 10x12. Will made as good as new. exchange household furniture. Apply to I t y o u w a n t t o fa c i It c o n . cu re. ita b ca U u g ix» WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Little Georgie Snyder, son of John Snyder o f the Central hotel at Marshfield, narrowly escaped a serious accident at that place last Tuesday evening. The fire engiue was taken out for practice, and the boy was knocked down by the machine, but luckily pushed aside J f r f . J . p . B e l l , O ea a seatotn le, K a n , far enough to only receive slight wife of the editor o f The Graphic, the lcad- bruises on his person. No bonCS Ing local paper of Miami county, writes 1 iru a tr o u b le tl w it h h e a r t d l e e a e e wero broken, though one leg was “ tor six years, severe palpitations, short painfully hurt. ness of breath, together with such ex treme nervousness, that, at times I would Dr. S. L. Leneve, druggist, desires walk the Boor nearly all night. We us to publish the following extract consulted the best medical talent. from a letter of Chas. M. Gutfeld, T h en s a id t h e r e w a s n o h e lp f o r m e , of lteedley, Fresno Co., Cal., as he that I had organic disease o f tho heart for which there was no remedy. 1 had read handles the remedy referred to and your advertisement In Tho Graphic and wants his customers to know what a year ago, as a last resort, tried ono bottle of D r . B i t e s ’ S e w C u r e f o r th e H ea r t, a splendid medicine it is: which convinced mo that there was truo “It is with pleasure I tell you that merit In It. 1 took three bottles each of the by one day’s use of Chamberlain’s Heart Coro and Restorative Nervine and Cough remedy I was relieved of ] I t c o m p le te ly c u r e d m e. I s le e p a very severe cold. My head was well at night, my heart bents regularly and I have no more smothering spells. I wish completely stopped up and I could ! to say to all who are suffering as I did; not sleep at night. I can recom there’s relief nntold for them If they will mend this remedy.” A cold nearly only give your remedies just one trial.” Dr. Miles Heart Core la sold on a positive always starts in the head and after guarantee that the first bottle will benefit. wards extends to the throat nnd AU druggists sell Ita tU , ft bottles for $5, or will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price lungs. By using this remedy freely It by the Dr. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, lad. as soon as the cold has been con tracted it will cure the cold at once Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure and prevent it from extending to Restores Health lungs. Miss Fern Orcntt, of Roseburg, Sheriff Gage came over on Mon- who was employed to teach the d ly and took a flying trip to Myr. Gravel Ford school, has finished tlb Point. her term nnd returned home. Andrew O Conner, of Newport, She informs the Plaindealer that went to Myrtle Point ou last Mon- site is not iu love with this section, ( 8 trfUn* and.that she would rather have a J- H. Roberts, o f Bandon, spent . i i a • t> i *1 Saturday and Sunday in Coquille, house and lot in Roseburg than nm) reta' ned horae Monday. all o f Coos county. Well, Mist? _ . . Tw i i * i Bern, we are pleased to hear you say so, as we have all the nice school ma’ams in this county we need, already, without importing any from Douglas. So, Miss Fern, please don’t worry, and the people of Coos will try to get along iu the future without your valuable services; and by so doing Wi will keeo a little money at bom ) for onr In m < talent. Mrs. S. E. Robinson nud Mrs. L . G R A Y ,£ - 8. J. Miller, wbo went to San Francisco last January for medical treatment, letnrned home yester j day. They were accompanied on their trip by Geo. A. Robinson. Mrs. Robinson had a cataract re- | moved from her right eye, and C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N . Mrs. Miller also had au operation performed, and both return greatly benefited. They arrived in the bny WATCHES, FINE LINE OF CLOCKS OF BEST MAKE, NEW AND Friday on board the steamer Ar- STYLISH SILVERWARE AND OPTICAL GOODS ago. ALWAYS ON HAND. Dr. Strange, the dentist, will be here in a few dnys, as soon as the roads 1 ccome passable. Hold your dentistry. All work guaranteed. -Strings fo r AH Kinds o f Musical Instruments.- n ericai Woolen Hills Co., Mrs. Gray's Department O F IS SUPPLIED WITH A SELECT STOCK OF C H IC A G O . ¡Votions, Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles, E. Quick, = — ^ Special A NICE LINE OF Agent, L A D IE S ’ A N D G E N TLEM E N S’ U N D E R W E A R , E IC . Will travel through Coos and Curry counties nnd take orders for MEN’S TAILOR-MADE SUITS. Prices from $6 to $20 a suit. The best bargains ever offered in this county. See his samples. A ll at rF rlces -A.etorLieïil3ag-l;y Low . Q O Q U TLLE P E T E R L0GGIE.S. _____________ p H AR M AO Y BAN D ON , O R . KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL LINE OF Burial Caskets G r r u ty ’s N e w -A T C O Q U IL L E Lowest Case Prices. B u ild in g , C I T Y , O IL, F r o n t S t r e e t , O p p o site Orders left with R. S. K nowi . ton , f o r fresh, new drugs and medi- C oquille C it y , will receive prompt cineB go to t’he Coq.idle Pharmacy; attenton. j J3urt Moore proprietor, j George Flanagan, of Marsh- jjeld( came over on Monday’s train and spent several days ou the riyer. C O Q U IL L E C ITY. C. W. Mtrtin has just received (Opposite City Wharf.1 a brand new stock of shoes of nil kinds, ladies’, gentlemen’s and e e p s on h a n d an d m ak es t o children’s. Call and get the first order first-class choice. R . R . D e p o t. DR. J. BURT MOORE, Proprietor. p E W , PURE AND FRESH DRUGS 1 & AND CHEMICALS Chair F a c to ry ^ just received and being received daily; also a full assortment of the standard proprietary medicine?. K (goninoiiniling of Prescriptions a S p e c ia lty . Rev. S. S. Barklow, who has R A W H ID E : CHAIRS. been doing missionary work at Manufactured from beat hard wood. Saiiy Health Laws. C. T. HEUTSLE I’, Moscow, Idaho, for the past year, J. B. FOX, Proprietor. Parkersburg, Coos county, Oregon. A good woodshed has been built 2t] Resi- OFFICE OF DR. J BURT MOORE— At T h e PHARMACY; Don’t eat so rapidly. returned home with his family last the past week for the new hotel. The Geo. Wimer ranch, recently JOHN KAINO, MARTIN RUSSEL edence- -Hatch property, near Mr. Messer’s. Sit on a chair aud bo quiet after Wednesday. H e is pleased to be Work is being pushed on the hotel j purchased by It. S. Tyrrell and eating. Your stomach is not a coal back in the genial climate of Coos THE M ARSHFIELD building, nnd it will be ready for Mr. Hansen, has been rente! to A. bin. county. Smalley for three years at $800 a When you feel uncomfortable occupancy in a a few days. T H E P IO N E E R year. after eating you have oaten too TT'GGS GOUNT -T H E R E F O R E BUY Oregon Kidney Tea is the inos 1 “ 1 have ased Ay?r‘a Hair Vigor for a much, and you need Joy’s Y’cgetable the breed that lays the most. Buff , Leghorn ie the best breed. Eggs, $1 for ( effective blood-purifier kutwn. For j number o f years, and it has always given Sarsaparilla. 13. Improved Pekin Duck eggs. 5 cents sale by druggists N. G. W. Perkins, me satisfaction. It is an excellent dressi ng, If you suffer from rheumatism each. Correspondence a pleasure. N O RTH FRO NT STRE ET, o f Myrtle Point, and Dr. 8. L. prevents the hair from turning gray, insures watch tho sheets. Don’t get between M US. BUSKIRK. marlOtf] Coquille City, Or. M A R S H F IE L D . Leueve, of Coquille City. its vigorous growth, and keeps the scalp them; if damp dry them. (Opposite the New Hotel) white nnd clean.” —Mary A. Jackson, Salem, Cure your rheumatism with Joy’s FINE, CLEAN SEED G RA IN." Uncle Tom Willard is taking LL KINDS o f blacksmith work and Mass. C o q u ille C ity , O regon , Vegetable Sarsaparilla. wagon work, new or repair work, done short walks again, since bis late j A. MOOMAW. OF NORWAY, HAS on short notice. Our Foresters’ ball, on the night Keep flies out of your house; they • a lot of good clean SEED OATS sick spell, and is gaining strength of the 27th inst., will be conducted are germ carriers. and BARLEY, which he will sell at 1 cent WE GUARANTEE OUR WORK rapidly. It would hardly be Co per pound—extra for seed grain, and feed Wear flannel undergarments. ou a grand scale. Lockwood’s also. Call soon, before it is gone. [4t* T o R i. » satisfaction. C om e »n d km o s . quille without Uncle Tom in view. Keep your feet warm; your head novl9’9.-.J KÀINO & UU88EL. orchestra will furnish the music, E x e c u tio n S a .1 © ANTED.—Several trustworthy gentle- j and that is a guarantee in that line. cool. men or ladies to travel in Oregon for | When your blood is thin you feel Gro to th e established, reliable house. Salary, $780 cold in the least change. When J ^ O T IC E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT and expenses. Steady position. Enclose 1 “ £VERY WOMAN'S FRIEND” CON STAN TLY R E C E IV E AND K E E P F R E S H G R O C E R IE S under nud by virtue of an execution , references and s*lf-addresRed stamped en your blood is thin take Joy’s Vege- Riid order of sale issued out of the Circuit | AND F A M IL Y S U P P L IE S . C A N N E D GOODS, SU G AR , velope. The Dominion Company. Third Gives color to the cheek, sparkle to table Sarsaparilla; it will make vour Í Court o f the state o f Oregon for Coos ¡ M a r s h fie ld Floor, Omaha Building, Chicago. Illinois. the eye and pence to the mind. „„a * county, on the 4th day o f March. 18ÜG, in ! C O FFEE, TEAS, SPICES, S A L T , ETC., ETC. POSITIVE CUBE for female troubles. blood red, rich and thick. J favor 0f J. w , Bennett. ph.int.fE, nnd | The lumber is being put on the Address, TOBACCOS AN D C IG A RS, : CAN D IE S A N D NUTS, Yes it will do to take Joy’s against the property o f Ne e Uasmnssen MRS. L. VEIINON, Business Manager, defendant, commanding me to make sale ground for the Methodist parson Stockton, California. Vegetable Sarsaparilla now. o f the certain real property hereinafter A N D S A L T E D M E A T S When you get off jo u r bicycle particularly described or a sufficiency For cheap goods and splendid bargains F R E S H age, and work will be pushed on You can got many good articles at A doable birthday party was after a long warm run, put on a thereof to satisfy the demands of said L A R D , V E G E T A B L E S OF A L L KINDS. the building as rapidly as possible. plain tiff, to-wit: The sum of $100 and one-half their cost at interest thereon at the rate of eight per other stores. It will be quite an addition to the held at Fairview on the 9th inst., coat. cent per annum from the 18th day o f Feb- | BLANKETS AND PILLOW S A FINE LINE OF WALLPAPER. If you are going on a trip take in celebration of the anniversaries t3wn when completed. inary, 18.W. and for $25 attorney fee, and at surprisingly low prioea. Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla. f o r t the h e f further u r t h e r sum s n m o f $11 ¿ t i l costs n/ists and n n d alsc nlo,» I _ . . . . , . . . , , ! gQ^Prices ns low as the lowest. for o f Mrs. W. Benbam nnd daughter- “ March to search” is the old adage. It and shapes at half Strange food makes strange the costs of said execution. I will. ON Steel Files of all sizes # ® “ Orders from any part promptly filled. price. searohes out any weakness o f the system in-law Mrs. James Benbam (nee SATURDAY, THE 1 1TH DAY OF stomachs. Joy’s Vegetable Sarsa APRIL, 1898, at the hour of one o ’clock resulting from impure blood. Those who Callie Mast). It was an enjoyable The PACKET is on the oo-operativo Ode Ayer’s Sarsaparilla find March no more reunion and passed very agreeably. parilla reaches the stomach, cleanses in the afternoon of said day at the Court- the stomach, and reuews tho house door in the town of Empire City, plan, and has good paying stock in tho I F YO U W A N T IN F O R M A T IO N A BO U T --------------- I «+> . -------------- searching or even disagreeable than any Coos connty. Oregon, offer tor sale and sell company for sale. stomach. other month. This medicine is a wonder Notice to Fruit-Growers. bidder for cash all right, title aud interest j North Front Street, • • Marshfield. No appetite? Take Joy’s Vege ful irvigorator. which the said defendant hod on tho 13th ri T T iU V P a ,,out Keeu appetite. day o f February. 1898, or may at any time | Jnovl9 9;> W L , A t, l l. A. KELLY AND E. M. CANTER- table Sarsaparilla. Às I am quitting the milk busi • BUKY are prepared to do grnf ting Accept nothing but tho genuine since have acquired, in or to the undivided I VD ness entirely, I offer for sale 18 o f fruit and ornamental *rees. Long expe one half interest of. in and to lots noni- I o 1 L A ' I L L head of good yonng cows. Sev- j rience enables us to do the very best of work wheu you ask for Joy’s Vegetable l»ered eleven (11). twelve (12) and tliirtetn I Sarsaparilla. (13). in block numbered thirty-four (84» in I eral fresh now. Time can be had ; at the lowest possible rates. We punrantee A D D R E S S A L E T T E R O R P O S T A L C A R D TO our work. Any person wishing grafting the town of East Marshfield, according to on payments by responsible par will do well to addreta the plat now on file and of record in the .V lA ltlilK D . O. A. KELLY, Riverton, County Clerk’s office in and for said Coos ties if desired. R. D. S anfohd . T H E P R E S S C L A IM S C O M P A N Y W ir t h - S tr t n b e b g - At Empire City, March county, Oregon. or, E .M . CANTERBURY, Bandon. REGULAR T R IPS FROM Coquille, Or., March l, ’96. [tf. ! akes 9, 1896, by Justice It. J. Cusaans. Oswald --------------. ,#► -------------- Dated at Empire City, Coos connty, Ore Bail Francisco rancisco to Columbia River, A. Wirth and Miss Emily A. Steinberg. gon, this 5th day o f March, 1896. P H IL IP W. A V IR E T T , General Mannger. calling at Eureka nnd M. E. church services will be ; ltev. Wm. Wells was taken very C rook - M oork — At Harbor, Curry connty, W. W. GAGE, P. O . Box 463, . . . . . Washington, D. C . March 1, 189G, VV. H. Crook, son o f A. H. raar!0-6t] Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon. CO O S held at the little church next Sun sick last Suuday morning, aud has Crook, aud Miss Julia M. Moore, daugh Honorably discharged aoldlor* and sailor# who served ninety days, or oyer, in the late Freight rates from Coos Bny to ter of S. A. Moore, of Harbor. war are entitled, if now partially or wholly disabled fo r ordinary manual labor, whether day morningand evening. Preach net improved materially np to time S-U.233.23n.CrLS. Astoria and Portlnnd, per ton — $ 1 OO disability waa oaused by service or not, and regnrdless o f their pecuniary circumstances, P b k w u tt - K l lin o s o n — At the residence of ing by Rev. J. S. McCain at 11 of going to press. His trouble is WIDOWS of such soldiers and sailors are entitled (if not remarried) whether soldiers, Capt. C . P. Ellm gson.on Lampey creek. PASSENGERS, AND H3.&0. death was due to army service o f not, If now dependent npon their own labor for sup March 8, 1898, by Justice A. D. Morse, D. I N THE CIR C l’ IT COL'KX OF THE o'clock a. m. and at 7:30 o’clock p. m. a tendency to heart failure and 1 Stnte 8 1 o f Oregon, in end tor the County For further information, apply to port. Widows not dependent upon their own labor are ent tiled If the soldier’s death H. Prewett and Miss Lillie M. Ellingscn. o f C o o s. A cordml invitation is extended to consequently a severe cnee o f con wna due 1o Hervice. „ , . , SOUTHERN OREGON CO., Agents, Jane Lennox Lnndrith. plain- } the public to attend these services. gestion of the lungs. He is dan CHILDREN are entitled (if under 16 yearn) in alraoat all casea where there was « o Empire City, Oregon. n oit;*. tiff, I Salt widow, or she has ainoe died or remarried. .................. E. G. Flanagan, Agent, gerously sick, but hopes are enter- C o r b in — At Myrtle Point. Feb. 23, 189G, to VS. > in Equity PARENTS nre entitled if sold ier left neither widow nor child, provided soldier died in deo24 tf] Marshfield, Oregon. We wish to call the attention of tainedof his recovery. D r. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Win. Corbin, a son. Cyrus Liggett Lnndrith, de- | for a . service, or from effects o f service, and they are now dependent upon their own labor for fondant. J Divorce. our readers to an interesting and thinks he will be able to bring him H o l l k n b k a k — At Fairview, March 8, 189G, : support. It makes no difference whether soldier served or died In late war or in regular TH E STEAM ERS to Mr. and Mrs. 8. Hollenbeak, a daugh T o Cyrus Liggett Lnndrith, Greeting ! army or navy. . . . . . well-written article on the import through all right. ter. Soldiers o f the late war, pensioned under one law, may apply for higher rates ander IN THE NAME OF THE STATE O F ! —At Myrtle Point, March 9, 1896, to other laws, without losing any lights. , OREGON: ance of improving our Coquille A tired stomach is very much like i D ban Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dean, a son. Thousands of soldiers drawing from $2 to $10 per month under theold law are entitled Yon are hereby notified that yon are re-1 ! to higher rates under new law, not only on acoonnt of disabilities for which now pen riyer. The subject is one that a sprained ankle. If you suffer S umeblih — At Gravel Ford, Mar* h 3. 1896, nnired to appear and answer the com plaint, against yoa in the above entitled snit, sioned. but also for others, whether due to service or not. Will Make Regular Trips Between interests every citizen on the river, from any of the symptoms of dys- j to Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Suinerlin, a daugh nled Soldiers and sailors disabled io line o f duty in regnlar army or navy alnee the war are in which Jane Lennox Lnndrith is plain and it in time that something pepsia, your stomach is tired. I t! ter,______________________ _______________ tiff, nnd yon. the mid Cyros Liggett Lan- also entitled, whether diachnreed for disability or nut. . „ , , Survivors, ana their widows, o f the Black Hawk, Creek Chcrokae, and Seminola or drith, are defendant, on or before the first I needs a crutch. We must relieve it should be done. day o f the next regular term o f tho Circuit i Florida Indian wara o f 1832 to 1842. are entitled under a recent of all work for a time, or until it is Awarded CAKHYINQ MEXICAN WAR SOLDIERS and their widows also entitled, if W y ea ra o f nge or dis Court of the State of Oregon, in anil for Up to going to press we have restored to its natural strength. To Highest Honors— World’s Fair, the Connty of Coos, to be held in Empire | Passenger« and Freight at Lowest abled or dependent. not received the total initiative Old claims completed and settlement obtained, whether pension baa been granted City in said Connty of Coos and State of do this successfully, we must use a Rates. Oregon, on Monday, the 4TH DAY OF Oold Medal, Midwinter Fair. vote of the recent Populist pri under later laws or not. . . . . ,,, . food which is already digested out MAY. A.D. 1896, and if yon fail so to Appear, Rejected claims reopened and settlement secured, if rejection Improper or illegal. mary electnus, aud it is, therefore, ■ n n • the plaintiff will apolv to the Court for the OREGON COAL & NAVIGATION CO., Certificates of aervioe and discharge ob tained for soldiers and sailors ot the late wai side of the body, and which will not possible for us to publish it in relief demanded in her complaint in thin . . . . Proprietors. who have lost tbeir original papers. aid the digestion of other foods that suit, a succinct statement of which relief Send for laws and information. No charge for adyice. No fee uni#** successful, this issue of the H e r a l d . The E. G. Flanagan, Agent, Marshfield. is ns follows, to-wit: That the marriage may be taken with it. Such a pro Add— > THE PRESS CLAIMS CO., result o f the vote will not be contract existing between plaintiff and de 8. O. Co., Agent, Empire City. duct is the Shaker Digestive Cor P H ILIP W. AVIRETT, Oenerhl fendant b« wholly annulled and set aside. known until it is canvassed at the P .O . Box 4S3. Wn.liinfilon, D. O That the care and custody o f the minor dial. convention Dext Thursday. children in complaint named, and to-wit: The Shakers have utilized the James Cyrus Landrith, Koy Lnndrith, ÇMITHS PAY THE FREIGHT digestive principles present in plants F.lleu Landrith. Blanche Lnndrith and Philip Landrith be awarded to plaintiff. O . w in March, anywhere 100 miles for the manufacture of this article, For a judgment against the defendant from 'Frisco. Wholesale prices for and its success has been truly pile- for her costs nnd disbursements in this snit. For such other and further relief in the (Successor to J. P. Mrmmr,y all. Our catalogue for March gives nominal. You can try it for the nom premises ns to the Court shall seem meet C O Q U IL L E CITY, OREGON facts about it Quick ! Get a copy inal snm of 10 cents, as sample bot- j and equitable. L IV E R Y A N D F E E D S T A B L E S , Service of this summons by publication free—25,000 printed this month, ties are sold by all druggists at this LL kinds of farm work solicited. Horse is made by order o f the Hon. J. C. Fuller REAR OF NEW HOTEL. OOQUILLK «TTY, OREGON. but— so hurry up. Smith’s Cash price. \ __L shoeing and plow work a specially ton, Judge of the Circuit Court of the — Store— that busy big Department State o f Oregon, in and for the Count v of Supplies for logging work, wed gee-, dogs Attendance at wharf T X E A D Q U A R T E R 8 O F C ITY E X P R E SS. Coos, which said ord«-r is dated the 10th rings, cant-hooks nnd everything used in Store—San Francisco. A freight L axol is the b e s t medicine for logging cainpv. kept on hand. Satisfaction 1 * and depot to all steamers and trains, and general ’isuling promptly and carefully day of October, A, P. 1808. Most Perfect Made. allowance to those outside the 100 children. Doctors recommend it in i guaranteed. Shop on corner north of Pio- transacted. JANE LENNOX LANDRITH. (19tf fttblA Ot | Plaintiff. neei Fred stable. 40 Years the Standard. mile limit. place of Castor Oil. MARKET ÄÄD FAMILY GROCERY W A Johnson Bro’s, Proprietors. W RACKET STORE P E N S IO N S O “ South Coast" M Anigo and Areata Coos Bay and San Francisco \ * m CREAM s BAKING WALTER DRANE, Blacksmith and Wagonmaker, 5S? P 6 W M R I
