Coquille City herald., July 07, 1896, Image 3

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who
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EART DISEASE,!*.
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CO Q UILLE
w COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
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E
The "Glorious Fourth” wan ouo | Last Thursday iii*»ht a fiio oc-
many other ailraent3 when they
of the most lovely days that has eurred in the laundry ut Leaver Hill,
fcavo taken hold of thesy3tcm,
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N. Lorenz’s Large Dry Goods, Cloth­ been experienced in the Ccquille which entirely consumed tho build- never gets better of Its own accord, but
j valley this summer, The weather in*» and contents. The fire company C o n s ta n tly y ro tro Ti'orue, Thero are
R E G U L A R
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ing and Grocery Store.
thousands who know they bavo a defective
was perfect, and not a siuyle neci- did heroin work and saved other heart, but will not admit tho fact. They
\ I ONDA YS. W KD X KSD AYS AND b’KI-
i t i days will run us follows:
1 dent occurred, so far us we have exposed buildings.
Many of tho don’t want their friends to worry, and
Loave
I
i Arrive
F j W o w n e r s h i p ,
In the last two issues o f tho linn- ' learned, at any ouo o f the several miners lost nearly all their clothing. D o n ’t I c u m v ic h a t to ta k e f o r it , as
12.30p. m.
8 00 a. m. 1
M rshfield
ENLARGED FACILITIES.
EW IMPROVEMENTS,
| a i,n we have been calling tho ntteu- points to mar tho festivities of the W ill Cox, who recently married Miss they have been told time and /tgain that
Leave
A rrive “ |
hoart
disease
incurable.
Such
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1 COQUILLE C IT Y 1 11.00 a. ra.
h illy Dean o f this place, lo s t ab o u t j caso of Mr. Silas Parley of Dyoavlllo, Ohio
10.00 “ 1 Myrtle Point
Ifl H ••
W IT H Ability to make them larger, find ft 8 1000 1.1 l i l t t f t Y , should
merclmndiso establishments of N.
$20 w o rth o f c lo th in g , and s ev era l who writes Juno in, ira4, os follows:
A T HANDON
surely induce citizens of Coos, Curry mid western Dougins counties to
seek educational advantages near home. Our Facnltv will be teachers
oth e rs lo st h ea vily. Tho tire is s u p -
“ I h a a h e a r t iHseace f o r S.’J y rn ra ,
L-ireuz, of Coquille City and Lnu- *p'tl0 Hteamer Dispatch was run
L O C A L ITE M S .
of yenrs of experience in some of our bast Eastern Colleges.
p osed to h ave o rig in a te d by careless
m,n
In former articles we bare au excursion trip from CoquiUe C
THE.tf
we
can
help
yon, if yon can do carpenter’s work, or if yon can
millers,
who
cauio
in
lieai
0
clock
I
trying
several
physicians
ami
remedies,
ilwt'lt
more
particularly
upon
tho
.
t]
uwll>
ttU(j
carried
in
all
from
diffc.
,
Mass masting
help supply provisions, or whatever it bo, toward building or keeping
character, buHiness tact and honest eut points, about 125 people. These with their lamps and allowed dry until my last doctor told me It was only a
up
the
school.
££jf"Let
us hear from you ftt once, j & l
Tonight, at Masonic hall.
question of timo as SCHOOL W IL L NOT OPEN T IL L SEPTEMBER, unless we can
husinesa methods of those w lv '1
. . the wharf
. - . by the
. . . band, clothing to ignite from the burning j
| were met . at
I could not bo curod.
hnve
notice
from
a
sufficient
number desiring to begin earlier to justify
Euergbodg is interested and ^ have tho milling emeut of the two ,inij Rien u procession formed on lamps.
I gradually grow
an earlier opening. Having purchased, not only the property, but also
stores.
Nothin
worse, very weak,
should be present.
beyond sterling Main street and marched to the ,
‘ All good-will and attendant et ceteras,” we h )po for the return of the
A t H e a t.
and completely dis­
“ hi boarders as well as many new ones. Address,
REV. J. L. FU TR ELL,
honesty, goes farther toward win­ rounds near Tupper rock. Hero a I
G o t o C . I j . Gray's for watch ning» the good-will of the
M y b t le C a m p , N o . 197.
couraged, until I
Coquille City, Oregon.
public,
beautiful
stand
hud
been
erected,
i
lived, propped half
repairing nod jewelry.
C o q u ille C it y , Or., July 3, 1896.
j than politeness and affability. And with plenty of seating capacity and
up
in
bed,
because
I
Whereas, It 1ms pleased an All-
A call is issued for a special elec­ j no more gentlemanly dorks can be a large company of people gathered
c o u ld n 't lie d o im
Wise Providence to remove from
nor sit up. Think­
tion for ropreseiitive, N >v. 3d.
| found thau those in tho Loren.'.
v.4tnosn the exercises, The pro-
our midst the beloved wife of our
ing my time had
Tho JchnonPr Antelope tools on stores. I f you steji iuto Mr. Lor- j grain consisted of a military drill by j Friend aud Neighbor, G. W. Can­
come I told my fam­
ily what I wanted
n cargo o f lumber at tho mill last | enz’s store in Coquille City you are ■ a company of children, followed by ' ning,
i sure of a cordial greeting and of the reading of the Declaration by |
dono when I wa3
a>
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a
H. J. T U T T LE , P liO P K IE T O B .
week.
Therefore, be it resolved, That gone. But on the first day of March on
affable treatment.
( tus Gross. Then came tho oration
the
recommendation
of
Mrs.
Fauuie
Jones,
wo
extend
our
sympathies
to
the
Rev. W . B. Smith aud family spent j Rut we wiah in this issue to tell by Mr. Watson, of
Marshfield.
Anderson, Iud., I commenced taking
this week at Bandou camping on ; VI)U something about the contents After the oration, lunch dinners bereaved Neighbor and encourage of
AVING LEASED THIS NEW, COMMODIOUS AND MODERN HOSTLEHY,
U r . M iles* Xeto C u re j\>r th e H e a r t
him and his in their affliction.
I am now prepared to entertain the traveling public iu first-class
tho bench.
j 0f tlii.s Coquille City store.
aud wonderful to tell, in ten days I was
were in order. In tho afternoon
Ht\le, with tho very best of accommodations and at most reason­
S. L. C ushy ,
working at light work and on March 19 com­
Jonathan Quick, who has been!
As we have intimated before, dry foot-racing, bicycle-raciug and vari­
able rates.
Tables supplied with the best tho market affords.
menced framing a barn, which is heavy SAM PLE ROOMS for Commercial mon,
• G. T. M jcltox ,
sick for some time ill town, lias so j goods predominate in this estnb- ous other sports were indulged iu
work, aud I bav’nt lost a day since. I am G6
roomy aud centrally located.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS and Terms
G haut H arbv ,
nenrly recovered that he is able to lisbmeut.
Here may be found by a large number of the people.
old, 0 ft. 4!£ inches and weigh 2501bs.
for Families and TUeutrical Troupes.
Committee. yearn
I b e lieve X a t:i f u l l y cu i'e d , and Rates—$1 to $2 per day.
walk around town quite comfort- \ 'nous wear o f almost all kinds.
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at oiiAVEL roan
I am now only anxious that everyone shall
nb|y,
j Men's ami boys’ suits are found in
Arrivals by Arago, Friday, June know of your wonderful remedies.”
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,
* great profusion, and of nlmosteverv A lnrgo number of people witnessed
S ilas F arley .
Mr. and Mrs. J. J Stanley
| conceivable grade, make and quality. the exercises and enjoyed themselves \ 2Gth: Mrs. F. \V. Kroneuborg, Miss j Dyesvillo, Ohio.
Dr. Miles Ileo.rt Curo !s sy M on a positive
over from L.upiro last Saturday,; From
ir of tlenim overulta to ‘ a at Gravel Ford on tho Fourth. The i Josie Lyons, Miss Grace Gaylord,
that tho first, bottle will benefit.
spoilt the 4th here with Mrs. S’s line black diagonal suit may bo program consisted o f the reading ( E. C. Montgomery, J. 1!. Dully, j guarantee
All druggists sell it at 81. G bottles for 56 cr
Chester Dully, Miss S. L. McGraw, It will bo pent*, prepaid on receipt of prlco
parents and friends and returned purchased at N. Lorenz’s.
Men’s i
the Declaration, and an oration j
by the Dr- Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, incL
homo yesterday.
and boys’ lints aro here also 0f by Mr. Lurtenshaw, of My i tie 1 omt. j M. H. Dreyfus, Mrs. Houser, Mrs. j
Rogers, Mrs. M. Schroeder, J. B.
j
Following
was
a
barbecue,
and
Dr. Strange is on his way to every grade, from a chip all the way
Wilcox, Mrs. E. Pollexfen, Miss M.
Coquille City, but having changed up through the various grades of lunch dinner which was freo for all. Pollexfen, S. B. Cutlip, Miss Rose, j
Restores Health
liis route ho will not reach here | straw, cotton, wool, up to a beaver The afternoon was taken up by a II. Blackled, D. It. Dale, L. Hansen,
display
of
plug
uglies,
which
created
until July 20th. He will bo detained I tile. So if you want a hat all you
J. B. Hickock, Mrs. M. A. Wright,
T heC oqnille Collegiate Institute
at other poiuts en route.
* | have to do is to walk in, pick one much amusement. A game of base­ Miss M. E. M right, Ali \1 iug. I). js the style o f our late Coquille
ball was played, and the festivities
In old times it seemed to be thought that j uut> P“ v for lfc
fcftke iL
The.re closed with a grand ball in the Wilcox, Miss M. Wilcox, L. H. Haz- academy
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under
the new manage­
« medicine must be nauseating to be ciTeot- i r t l ’0 also kopt hero
quantities
ani, * vs. K. Clark, P. L. Phelan, ment. Read its announcement in
ive. ^low, all this is changed. Ayer’s Sar- j of men’s underwear, shirts of every evening. The celebration here was Jas. Flanagan, E. Lowenberg, Miss
the advertisements.
suimrilla, one of tUa most powerful niter- kind, cotton and wool undershirts a complete success.
K. Williams, Miss E. Brown, It. E.
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ARAQO
ntives. is nRreeablo to most palates, the and drawers, and a limitless variety
Two carloads of hogs from the
Shine, and 8 in the steerage.
ft.ivor bjino by no monui modi cimi!.
of cotton and wool socks, from the j Thero was a large attendance, splen-
j j
c it y
or
Coquille creamery went to the hay
Arrivals
from
Portland
by
Areata.
tlie public coarsest of tho coarse to the finest, did progia
A ll should attend tl
and most enjoyable
Inst Thursday en route for San
Monday, June 29th: Mrs. Wise and
mooting ut Mercantilo li mil Thors- | aud at prices to suit your wallet, no : <]ay,
Francisco.
ry
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child, j. A. Duffy, J. D. Sunderland,
day nigh t to prepare fo r At...
the G.
A.
¡ matter now
naaiy it may ue aeinou- ' j */
coquille city .
Tobacco users will fiud, in another
Mrs.
T.
N.
Reed
and
sou,
C.
W.
It. encampment
ami Pioneers’ j etized. Mr. Lorenz has also on sale
exerc¡¡,eH were had here, and |
DR. J. BURT MOORE, Proprietor.
column, an item of decided interest
man ion the middle o f August, in this Coquille store an infinite var- 0ur people— most of them, at least I Toner, W. C. Christensen, Mrs.
to them, beaded “ Don’t Stop To­
D o not fail to lend your iiel[>. '
I iety of ladies’ goods, dress goods, i — eolebrated at otli.r places. A few Christensen, James Walton, Lillie
n _K W , PU R E A N D FR E SH DRUGS
bacco.”
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T*
i i
ribbons
undei
underwear, J famii¡eB Went into tho wood at tho Liudsev, Edith Pussport, J. W. Her­
G
AND CH EM ICALS
, , and . trimmings,
,
, r
• A p arty of people from Forndale, I. ,
bert, Cnpt. Simpson.
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.etc.
i h e r e i s k o p t here a h me
Miss Laura Quick has returned
edge of town and took a lunch; the
,
1 .
. ,
C ilifor rain, consisting of L. A. H im - .
just
received
and being received
..
,
,
,,
dress silks of various shade!
Arrivals by Furnllon. Thursday, home from a protracted visit to the
. , es and , biilnuce just rested up and expect to
lier, sv., wife and grown daughter,
daily; also a full assortment of the
rades,
cos.imeres,
ladies
elot.i,
j
ceJcLrubo
in
August
with
the
G.A.R.
June
25th:
Goo.
Carr,
Ethel
Mel-
bay.
E. A. Hamnor, jr , an l wife, and Mrs. ■
! outing flannels, and almost any and Pioneers. A dance given at bouruo, Rosa Brown, Jas. Welch,
standard proprietary medicines.
Fennessy aro looking over the Co-
A t Johnson Bro’s, only cash trans­
! other ladies’ dress goods which you j night by the band was well attended A. Seaman, A. B. Seal.
<|iiillo valley in view of locating
actions after this dale.
may wish. Ladies’ vests from the and much enjoyed.
hero. They aro looking for good |
Arrivals by Blanchard, Friday,
Dr. Vance and wife left for San
i thinest gauze to the heaviest woolen
dairy farms in view of purchnsin
June 26th: Mrs. C.ipt. Dunham, J. Francisco la.-*t Friday.
fabrics, ladies’ corsage in full sup-
I f you eat what you like, nnd H. Tiinon.
Ilev. J. U. G. Stiverson. o f 'll*“ ! ply, nnd to suit your taste no matte r
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Gel man Baptist denomination near how esthetic yon may be.
Ladies’ digest it, you will surely bo strong
\ y
O L !
W O O L !
a. S p e c i a l t y .
r p o TR A D E OR EXCHANGE
M yrtle Point, ami family were in j hose, handkerchiefs, ribbons, laces, and healthy.
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A good ranch, 16 miles east of
But if you don’t digest it, you
town shopping last Ttinrsday. __Mr. j embroidery, veiling iu ric h profu
We
aro
paving
tho
highest
runrkot
p
ice
San
Diego,
California.
Five
acres
O
FFIC
E
OF
DR.
J.
B
U
RT
MOORE— At Tlie P H A R M A C Y;
Resi-
S. came to tins section from Mos­ sion, hose nuspenders and toilet urti- | might almost ns well not eat, for
for wool, s > ft cssb oil delivery. *it, Bsndon.
edence— Vowell property, rear of Musonic Hall.
cow, Idaho, with Rev. S. S. Baik- cies of nil kinds.
Ladies if you j what good can your food do you if iu choice fruits in hearing, part of j.uiHO-.f] BANDON WOOLEN MILLS CO.
ground good for alfalfa; depot ou
low nnd fam ily,
and is much | don't see any oi these articles, when j it doesn’t nourish you?
T'OU S a L E —T wo full-Mood JfMBoy Bulls,
pleased witoh ur country and cli- j Vou call iu at this store, ask for | I f you find that you can’t digest land; railroad through place; post-
. both elegible to registry for pun -blood,
mate.
I them and Henry is just certain to 'it, there is a simple help for your office near by. Also [muse aud lot
one yearling nnd one spring calf. Tho
iu S hu D iego city.
vearling can be bought for $40, nnd the
IG B A R G A I N __I offer tnv hand them down from some one of j stomach.
This property to ti'tde fp j prop­ •1 months’ old calf for $20. Addrcw the
h om e plnee. <>iio' block, or r . ' low o'r I the over-crowded shelves.
| It is Shaker Digestive Cordial,
H erald
for particulars, or wi t e
land, tn Oiiqniilo Citv.witli n ynod hmiiw <>f | I f you need a pair of shoes, mado bv the Shakers o f Mount Leb- erty in Coquille vnllay. Address,
JUDGE J. li. SOHROKDI Ii
¿L Jî
july7tf 1
Arago, Coog county, Oregon.
H e i i . v l d L a n d C o m p a n y ,
L ^ 'b ^ r n m leu 1 O f ^ b ™ ' oihir f™t‘ ! either men’s, women’s, boys’, misses’ j anon. It has never failed to cure
Coquille City, Or.
b'.iildina* r.nd ¡' Kid fence i*o»d wat»r fur | or children’s, this is tho place to ! the worst case of indigestion,
7 0R SALE—
ncres of All Bottom
a 11 purposes. Inquire at plum. or^Ute,» , fintj flxnctly ,i)e kind, shape, color
Strength and Health come from
Land. L niiio south of Coquille City,
The undersigned wishes to sell
w . WAY.
on bank of river; 18 acres in cultivation;
i or size you want.
You will also | the food you cat, after it has been reasonable, and on easy terms, an good farm buildings; orchard, 200 prune
jul7tf ]
Coquille City, Oregon
digested and gone into the blood. improved 150-acre dairy, hay and trees—crop this year. Plenty of apple
C O Q U IL L E
C IT Y ,
O R S C O IV .
Our townsman, J. B. Fox, is , | find here an infinite variety of slip
for family orchard. Terms reason­
| pers for man, women and children. I The best tonic is digested food. fruit farm; well watered and wooded. trees
able. Address
G. W. STEVENSON,
putting out some neat aud sub­
1 So if you need shot leather of any The best aid to digestion, Shaker Perfect clover and other grass junlfitf]
Coquille City.
stantial chairs, ills speeu^y is
growth for hay or pasture. Joining
the comfortable rawhid > W*ltom ! kind, step into Lorenz's and tell j Digestive Cordial,
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SALE—I
hnve
26.000
first-class Red W ATCHKS, F IN E L IN E OF CLOCKS OF BEST M AKE, NEW AND
the clerks what you want and you j When you have acid eructations, Coquille City; near railroad and
Cedar Shakes or Clapboards for sale
chair, ueat, strong and serviceable,
S T Y L IS H S IL V E R W A R E A N D O P T IC A L GOODS
!
will
he
fitted
out
in
short
order.
'
nausea,
headache,
wind,
dizziness,
for
$4.50
per
1000.
I
will
deliver at the
steamer
lines
nnd
lnrgo
creamery;
and these he cau furnish with a
Among the mii.cellaneous stock 1 offensive breath, or any other svmp- cheap and quick freights to lending Fi.shtrap boat-landing for that price. They
A L W A Y S ON HAND.
special seat or covering, making
are extra tine. Address.
W IR T M ILLER,
them more finished in appearance : are window shades, umbrellas and Itomsof dyspepsia, Shaker Digestive markets; good schools, churches and
jnnO 4fc1
Arago, Oregon.
society.
It. D. S am - old ,
aud desirable for all-around service. I parasols for ladies or gentlemen, Cordial will cure you.
-Strings fo r All Kinds of Musical Instruments.
At druggists.
Trial bottle 10 m nyl’i t f.]
trunks, valises, bund-satchels, tele-
Coquille, Or.
r p O 'TRADE—A good vourig mule, weight
The shingle-mill is now belli
1 about IWH) lbs. well broke to work and
scotio traveling bags, ami *n fact cents.
Oscar Reed, of Myrtle Point, ride—to trade for good young cows. Also,
fixod up for general usefulness, 1 i anvihing you may need or your
two Jersey bulls, being kept for breeding
veritable workshop.
The engine j w.;iin
toke a fun(.v to in t this !, Comrades J. V i. Clark and Henry ^ brought down 800 lbs. of bacon purposes for those who need such sei vice.
and machinery already there will ho j lint, l f ’vou ueea oilcloth, thre U1H i Helves, on an outing and pleasure | and sold a small part here nnd then I For particulars, call on
1
E. J. BIGELOW,
a< ’ | trip from Rosebnrg, arrived in Co-j went to Marshfield to find market !
utilized, while uov ma -.unery is buttons, combs, or toilet goods, you
\
Cor.nllie City.
qtiille
City
Sunday
morning.
Tney
for
the
balance.
He
found,
how­
being added for other enterprises. | call jjlld them in this stock.
IS S U P P L IE D W IT H A SE LE C T STOCK OF
TAN TED—A reliable ladv or gentle-
ever,
that
thero
was
up
sale
for
it
J. A. Lyons will turn his own ' A ATlew'BtoeVof
T.roceries is
U com -' ,m<l S? T ta f‘‘w^ 'a,vs in .C<MnnB va!"
new stock
man to distribute samples and make
broo•• ihi'idles i ■ **-id of shi-min-
A new
sti ck o f f groceries
„u c e n t. n coin-1
n j
Comrade Helves is prospect- there, nnd so brought it back and r YV
house to house canvass for oar Vegetable
, m g on the Moro ami will soon l>e i
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1
* » 0 » « ^ .c o - .o v sold most of what he had left to Toilet .Soaps and Pure Flavoring Extracts.
¿40
to #75 a month easily made. Address
people here. I t was beautiful, corn- CROFTS
<fc REED, Chicago, III.
Ira.
Mr. M-a-amr,
irte ,.f P-*;H *Q<( | ¡CM rtu „ llio L w r ,* p r i m C..11 j f l " ’" flk V F i'» "tl
fi1’,?«,-
itl’ tko
will manufacture brooms, an 1 also :
, j
, ■ _q „ „ V()U come
*0 three years in the la.e "a t iu the fed meat, and well cured, and yet
A N IC E L IN E OF
E x e c u t io n S ale .
conduct a cabinet-making establish-
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3
‘ 25tli M^soun and a second enltst- it brought only 8 cents per pound.
L A D I E S ’ A N D G E N T L E M E N S ’ U N D E R W E A R , E 1C .
town ana do your buying.
ment in the 152d Indiana. Ho seeks
ment.
Johnson B ro’s hereby give notice
o t ic k is h e u t h y g i v e n , t h a t
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j this section for health nnd is de- :
un^er and by virtue o f nil execution
that
all
old
bills
absolutely
must
be
at
P ric e s
uiN.ston.lslTilxi.g'ly
Lew .
A public meeting is called to be '
order of sale issued out of the Circuit _A_li
Daily Health Laws.
!li?V,ted at °;,r ^
.appearance j paid noiv or costs added. Please ami
Court ot the State of Oregon for Coos
held at Mercantile hall next Thurs­
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while everywlierc duo la so brown \
don’t compel us to comuienco legal county, on the 28th day of May. 1808, in
day night tii take action in the mat­
favor of James A. Lyons, plaintiff, and A .
O . " W H E E L E R ,
Don’t eat so rapidly.
j 1111,1 1,llint UP-
proceedings.
This we must do against,
ter o f preparations for the G A. R
the property of A. D. Wolcott and
Hit
on
a
chair
Slid
he
quiet
after;
A
fair
akin
is
the
result
of
pure
588?
unions
bills
nre
settled
at
once.
Annie
Wolcott,
defendants,
v
liich
said
exe­
encampment and Pioneers’ annual
cution commands me to mnke sale of the
(Sucaessor to J. P. Messer , 7
l " nd a h,nU,‘ v liver, to i » : n n which j
reunion. A full attendance of nnr eating, Your stomach is'not a co a l: j hlo,M
Cnpt. I ’ aton, who is building the Certain real property hereinafter described,
Ayer’ s Sarsaparilla if? the Superior Medi- j
or a suffic eiioy thereof to satisfy the de­
citizens is urged, so that commit­ bin.
new
steamer
for
trade
between
this
mands of said plaintiff, to-wit: $1780.21
Lodic" who re,y uuon c''araeli':a to
tees can be appointed and the nec-! AVhon you feel uncomfortable ; <inc’
beautify iheir complexions, should mnke a - river nnd San Francisco, returned with interest thereon from the 11th day of
REAR OF NEW HOTEL, COQUILLE C IT Y , OREGON.
essary preparations made for this aftel' enting you have eaten too no(B of this_ i>(„„.i11R ¡„ , „ ¡ „ , 1 that tlu-y from the city on tho Truckee last November, 18**5, at the rate of eight per
cent per niinnm, an attorney feeof $175.00,
joint event. It should be made a much, and \ ou need Ju^ a v egetfiole ^ can^ improve upon nature.
e a d q u a r t e r s o f c it y e x p r e s s .
A tten d ee© at wharf
Friday. W ork will bo pushed at costs taxed at $:U>.r>0 together with costs
gala-day and d raw n large attend - 1 Sarsaparilla.
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and dopot to all steamers and trains, and general hauling promptly and carefully
of said execution. I will. ON SATURDAY,
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d . llOflSlflllll iind brother, tilG Prosper at a lively rate.
transacted.
THE 11TH DAY OF JULY, 1 K 1 MJ. at the
nuce o f people from tho county at
11 J ou
“ oin rncumiuism
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Word reached us that one day hour of one o’clock in tho afternoon of
larcre and from elsewhere
! watch the sheets. Don t get between blacksand miners, started for San
large and from elsewhere
theni; if damp dry
Francisco last Friday in the interest last week a son of Stove Johnson, said day. at the Courthouse door in the
town o f Empire City. Coos county. Oregon,
C. H. Schultz, of Teninile, came j Curo vour rheumatism with Joy's o t the mine. They are still confi- who lives on Tenmilei was drowned offer for sale and sell at public auction to
near being drowned last Monday Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
j dent of tlicir mining enterprise , in the lake while hatlnug. The boy the highest nnd best bidder for cash, all
right, title and interest which tho said
while crossing the hay in a small
was taken with cramp, which caused defendants, or either of them, had on the
Keep fiies out of your bouse; they ; being a success,
boat. A heavy wind was blowing at
11th day of November, 1805, or may at any
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y .
the
accident.
are germ carriers.
| Mr. and Mrs. W ill Cox, of Beaver
time since hnve acquired in or to lots two.
the time, aud while the boat was
I Opposite City Whnrf.l
Wear flannel undergarments.
Hill, spent several days with their
three, four, five, six. seven, eight, nine and
A
blaze
started
on
the
roof
of
T
.
!
gliding along at railroad speed a
Keep your feet warm; your head | friends here, returning home yes­ A. Walker's resilience this morning, ten in block six, and lot two in block one,
in the town of Riverton, Coos comity, Or­
squall struck it au*l came near filling
(j
terday. lone Dean accompanied to ' but, fortunately, was early discov- ’ egon, ns said lots and bio ks are laid out For cheap goods nnd splendid bargains
J ^ F E P S ON HAND AND MAKES T o
i t Mr. Schultz became frightened ' when _ our blood is thin vou feel spend several days with her sister,'
nnd designated in the pint of said town
You enn got many good art ides at
order first-class
ered and extinguished. Mr. Walker filed
and recorded in the office o f the
onc-half their cost nt
and hastily threw the ballast over- cold in the ]p;,st cbange. ' When
Mrs. Cox.
was on hand and assisted by Frank County Clerk o f said Coon comity: also all
other stores.
board, which so lightened the boat your b;,}od is thin take Jov’s Vege-
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CHAIRS.
the river frontage abutting said lots five BLANKETS AND PILLO W S
Gus Buckingham and family came Strsug.
and six in block six: also all t.he right,
tlrnt the wind capsized it. Schultz table s.usapai ilia; it will make your
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THE
Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure
Q O a U IL L E
Grray’s N e w X3nilcLing,
GOQUIX X K
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F ron t Street, Opposite R. R. Depot.
o
(gjonihounding of Prescriptions
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WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
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Mrs. Gray’s Department P -
Notions, Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles,
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AND
FEED
STABLES,
H
G o to the
M a rsh fie ld
RACKET STORE
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clung to the boat until lie was res- U ood redj
an<1 thick,
cued by two men named Holland
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it will do to take Joy’s
nnd Butler.
! Vegptabie .Sarsnparilla now.
When you get off rour bicycle
“ Mv mother, my wife nnd myself
use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a lung warm run, put un a
whenever troubled with a cough or coat.
I f you are going on a trip take
cold. It is the medicine of our
home. I do not know how we Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
could do without, it. We feel that
Strange food
makes strange
Joy’s Vegetable Sarsn-
it is an indispensible article. The stomachs.
people in this vicinity too are parilln reaches the stomach, cleanses
beginning to learn of the merits of the stomach, ami renews the
this excellent medicine. I never stomach.
lose nn opportunity to testify to its
No appetite?
Take Joy's Vege-
Keen appetite.
value for it has saved many a doc- tabic Sarsaparilla.
Accept nothin*: but tho genuine
tor's bill in ray family. W. S. Mus-
ser, proprietor of the Musscr House, when you ask for Joy’s Vegetable
Milltieiru, I ’a.”
This remedy is Sarsaparilla.
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famous for its cures of bad colds.
Game of baseball in this city next
T ry it aud you too will recommend
it to your frieu Is. F or sale by Dr. Sunday between our Star Flats au*l
S. L. Lentve.
a M rrtie Point nine.
Mrs. C. Lenbo, of Portland, mother-
in from the valley last week to visit
Mrs. B’s parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. in-law of R. Mast, last trip down o f
Judge Dyer, and uncle and aunt, the Blanchard and went to Bnndon
last Friday. She is here for a few
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Buck.
Mr. Winters, while fishing last weeks’ visit with her dnughter.
Johnson Bro’s, after thanking
Saturday, cnuglit a small lamprov
eel on liis hook. This is an unusual their patrons for past favors, wish
to say that now the Fourth of July
occurrence in this section.
is over they positively cannot grant
Harry I. Clinton and wife, nnd
Mrs. H. H. Nichols, left Marshfield any more credit to any one.
A meeting will he held tonight at
last week for Grand Junction, Col­
Masonic hall, of great importance
orado.
to every citizen.
Don’t fail to
An excursion will be given to
attend. Ladies and all are invited.
Yaquina bay per steamer Farallon
A mass meeting of our citizens
shortly. Fare for round trip, $4.
will be held at Masonic hall tonight.
J. B. Dully of Sumner has been
Business of importance.
E very­
on a business trip to San Francisco.
body turn out.
J. B. Marshall of Bnndon is now
Emil Heuekendorff came over
commissioned a notary public.
from the bay and spent the 4th at
, Additional locals on 2d page.
home.
Chair Factory:
title, claim and interest which said defend­
ants had on said day in and to all the water
flowing in any or all the streams on a cer­
tain farm near Riverton belonging to
Nathan and Bophrona Thrush on the 21st
day of May, 18i>2. nnd convoyed to said
defendants m a deed mode bepternber 30,
1H■).”»; ills*» nil the right, title, claim and
interest which said defendants have in and
to a certain boom and boom privileges
lying along tlie front of lots two and three
in section eight, township twenty-eight
south of range thirteen west of the Willa­
mette meridian, thereby intending to con­
vey all the interest said defendants have
received bv deed from E. J. Price. Laura
Price and H. B. Price bv deed made the
BOth day of September, 1805; also all boom
and boom privileges no v in use and here­
tofore belonging to tho firm known as
Price Pro’ s A Company; also all the right,
title, claim and interest which the said
defendants have in and to the sawmill sit-
nnted on the lots and land hereinbefore
deseribed and the lots adjoining the same;
and all the machinery o f every kind and
description nsed and~ contained in said
mill and used in operating the same in the
iiianufartr re of lumber.
Dated June 5th, 1896.
W. W. GAGE,
jun05t]
Sheriff of Coos county, Oregon.
at surprisingly low prices.
Steel Files o f all sizes nnd shapes nt half
price.
Manufactured from best hard wood.
J. B. FOX. Proprietor.
The RACKET is on the oo-operntivo
plan, and hss good pnyin; stock in the
company for sale.
WALTER DRANE,
Blacksmith and
Wagonmaker,
lUrth Front Street, • • HankSeld.
jnoTl'J-a-.
c. HOWE, Ayurit.
N o tic e of Fin a l S e ttle m e n t.
N
'O T IC E is hereby given that the under­
signed, executor of the estate o f Wm.
E. Weekly, deceased, has filed in the Countv
Court of Coos county, Oregon, his final
account of the matters of said estate, and
that Monday, the 6th day o f Jnlv, 1«K>,
nt » o ’clock in the afternoon of said day. at
the courthouse at Empire City, has been,
by order o f the court, fixed as the time and
place for the hearing of objections to said
soconnt nnd for th* settlement of said
I estate.
i Dated this let day of Jan*». 18Hrt.
1. T. WEEKLY.
• juu2 5t]
Executor.
C O Q U IL L E
C IT Y ,
OREGON
L L kinds of farm work solicited. Hors-
shoeing and plow work a specialty
buppliesfor logging work, wedge»;, dogs,
rings, cant-hooks and everything used in
logging camps kept on hand. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Shop on corner north of Pio-
noei Feed stable.
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