Coquille City herald., July 21, 1896, Image 2

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G. A. R.
AND
PIONEERS
-
D, Darrin in Marshfield
P U B LIS H E D E V E R V T U E S D A Y
L ova I Crmiuitteen Appointed te Con- W|LL
J. S. M ì EWEIK k J. S. M tC .W , <!ud Hie BusimsN Arraugeiueuts.
Editors and Proprietors.
UPpER . R|VER DEPARTMENT.
and. tlis TXpper-Coq.-u.ille,1
BE H ERE T IL L AUGUST 8. HvTyrtls F e in t
and. "^7Taat is Q-oing- on T iiere.
n
YOU t?,
I
An Eminent Specialist— His Success
Itulch A Myers have Caddy
The Coquille valley lias been
in Treating Disease Simply Marvel­ Lockwood's neat cottage enclosed tled for 85 years, and the first
ous List ol Endorsements from
Prof. Knight was over from South tlers who are now liviug say
People Who Have Been Cured B y ! slough visiting his family.
He re- this year’s crop is the poorest
Him.
turned to his school Sunday.
set­
set­
that
that
lias ever been known. However, it
_ _ _ _
j Sunday was the warmest day of is believed that there will he a con­
L
the season, and the two ice-cream
siderable surplus for the market
o a r authorized * « e u t . T h is p aper ia kept on file
COMMITTEES.
We are pleased to announce that stands in town did a good business,
i i hia olHi e.
Orounds— Q. It. Wickham, W. H. there is a physician in Marshfield j Arrttn emen,B are bcillf, mttde by
The farmers are beginning to
Nosier, John Morris,
Presidential Electors.
; » G. A Lrowm, j - n o t simply a medical practitioner J l l f 1 B ^ U(ler U) Mud Jj carri /e calculate on only a half crop, and
M. L . Olmsted, o f linker,
A. G. Aiken, Jno, Kronenberg, I ) . , bu a physician o f « very high to
about the 1st of Aug-
Aug some assert that unless rain falls
W . D. Hare, o f Washington,
11. Johnson, J. H. Sackett, J. H. j order of merit, a scientist— ODe
W . H. Hpaagh, o f Lane,
gust after Hon. B. Hermann and soon the yield will be less than one-
| James.
whose years o f close study, close
Henry Watkins, o f Yam hill.
family.
half of the usual harvest of grain
i Music— J. S. McEwen, O. F. 15ou- practical experience has enabled
Various opinions are being ex­
For Itepresontative o f Coos Comity,
tell, Mrs. D. P. Strang and Mrs. him to draw not only testimonials,
as well as vegetables. The haying
T H O M A S B U C K M AN.
| Elliott.
| hut the highest personal eudorse- pressed ns to what should he done is about over and the cutting wus
[Special election Novem ber 3,1890.1
Next
Progrnm— W. Sinclair, S. W. | incuts from the leading men o f the nt the St. Louis convention.
lighter than was expected.
How­
Harrington, W. H. Nosier, D. P. country — congressmen, judges, etc. Wednesday will he an eventful day
McKinley vs. History. Strang, O. A. Jtrown, A. G. Aiken, — and whose success in the modi. for American history.
ever the quality is good, as it grew
! Judge Schroeder.
__j cal field is today without a pnral-
Lieutenant Macklin was over less rank than usual.
M c K i n l e y ,
(
h is t o r y ,
Decoration— B. F. Lawrence, W . lel. W e allude to Dr. D an in , who from Smith's loggin g camp last
The will of the late John W.
[In h i. first speech o f fA . cilia ted by Sen­
Well, that’s not news,
tile IH:*» oanipnign.] , ator W. M. Stew art Lyons, A. Lamb, H. 8. Krilis, C. has offices ut the Blanco hotel until Sunday.
Brown hns been probated and fit al
U ri : » . ' « X r il l,r x lr l« liir r .
- W e are all ready from Bradatroet and Lorenz, Lee Curry, T. A. Walker, August Sth.
however, because Marshall likes to
and anxioua to Ret otheroffloial eonroea)
settlement had at court last week
N. Leneve, John Nosburg, Claud
Dr. Darriu has nn enviable rauk he among the young folks.
The follow ing is h list o f tliej
hack to the period o f “ Hnaineea failures
and the property distributed to peisons who will make laws fori
I « ! « , when this ooan-jin lH ili, »114.000,000. Nosier, J. T. Nosier, A. O. Wheeler, in his profession ns a wonderfully
The Myrtle Point Kills were disap­
try was enjoyinR ita “ Strikea in 1HÌI2. (aee Dave Collier, B. E. Nosier, R. O. successful physician.
H e is essen­
pointed because the Coquille hoys those whom he made beneficiaries. the people o f Oregon nt the next
highest prosperity.’ ,U 8 Comntisioiier o f
L a b o r W right’« re­ Kirkpatrick, Mrs. F. Krouenberg, tially original in his methods of did not couie up Sunday to get The two farms were awarded to the session of tlie legislature as nearly
port), 1298: lockouts, Miss Hayworth, Mins Rich, Miss pratice, aud those who have been
Some of the widow of the deceased, aud B. C. as can be ascertained at present:
tier»
Lamb, Miss Ray Collier, Miss Hay- under his treatment are surprised
‘Including H o m e -
SENATE.
little kids say they dassnnt.”
Shull and David McNair, executors,
stead, where Pinker­ ter, Mrs. Sugg, Mrs. Tuttle, Mrs. at the newness ami novelty o f his
Baker
and
Malheur— W ill R.
ton’ s thugs shot down Oscar Nosier.
D.
Giles
&
Son
employ
over
a
system of practice by electricity.
and their bondsmen, discharged
unarmed men,women
K in g, Pop.
Tables- -W . Drnne, C. D. Elliott, Hisbouestnud straightford adyice dozed men nt their brick manufac­ from
and children, not to
further liabilities.
Orvil
Benton and L in c o ln — T o lb eit
mention the bateller­ Mrs. W. Draue and Mrs. Elliott.
Their turnout this season
before taking a case has wou for tory.
Dodge acted as attorney in the Carter*, Rep.
ies nfc Cœur d’ Alene
will
be
superior
in
quality
to
that
Commissary-
G.
IL
Wickham
and
him
the
confidence
o
f
his
patients
and in Tennessee by
Clackamas— Geo. C. Brow nell*”
ns well as the general public. The formerly made, as the hot, dry case.
m ilitia nnd 'U 8 troops W. Drane.
Rep.
in 1892.”
weather
is
favorable
to
the
enter­
Reception— J. J. Lamb, A. J. Sher­ doctor is a gentleman o f genial so­
The Enterprise man and a num­
Clackamas nnd Marion— Alonzo
wood, L. Hnrlocker, Jno. Kronen- cial nnturp, and liis private pratice prise.
ber of ladies aud gentlemen went Gesner*, Rep.
Thanks of the H ekai . d to Hon. B. berg, Dr. Leneve, Mrs. Lorenz, Miss is marked by the formation o f a
Mrs. TV. H. Brown arrived home out huntiug squirrels one day last
Clatsop—John H. Smith*, Dem.
Hermann, member of congress, for Annie Leneve, Mrs. Hite.
personal friendship with those with from an extended visit to her par­
Columbia, W ashirgton and T il­
week,
and
from
the
fun
they
have
whom
lie
comes
in
professional
con­
Finance—
W.
S.
Perry,
Henry
L
o
­
ents at Ouklnnd, Or., Inst Saturday
a copy of the “ Abstract of the
lamook— G. W. Pattprson, Rep.
been
enjoying
since
we
conclude
tract.
H
e
is
without
doubt
one
of
evening.
Good thing, for W ill
Eleventh Census, Second Edition.” renz, A. J. Sherwood; Treasurer, J.
Coos, Curry aud Josephine— C.
the most thoroughly qualified pby- began to he counted as one of our that they must have had a good
J. Lamb.
E. Harmon, Rep.
W. J. Bryan, nominee for presi­
Committees wishing information sicians now before the public, ns merry bachelors, nnd some say he time.
I t is said that the editor
Crook, Klamath and L ak e— Bar­
dent of tho Chicago convention, is as to duties can learn same by call­ his wonderful cures can testify.
was very polite to the young ladies. killed a squirrel and yet the bullet nard Daly, Dein.
Ed.
Hynes,
Albina,
Oregon,
ca­
ing
on
the
secretary,
B.
F.
Lawrence.
the youngest candidate ever nomi­
Douglas— A. W . Reed, Rep.
Col. Jewell Post, G. A. R., of Myr­ did not penetrate the hide nor enter
Another meeting will he held F ri­ tarrhal deafness, restored.
nated for that office, being just
Gilliam, Sherman and Wusco—
The
P. C. McFarlnne, Vancouver, tle Point, lias appointed Orvil Dodge, the eyes, ears, nor mouth.
day night, at which a full attendance
16 months over the .constitutional
Wash., 6cintica rheumatism, cured. T. M. Hermann and John Bartell as man whoso cow was maliciously E. B. D afü r, Dem.
is urged.
J. W. Leneve,
Grant, Harney and Morrow— A.
requirement.
Thomas Buff, Mocksburg, O re­ ! ft committee of arrangements for shot in the neck about that time
B. F. Lawrence,
W. Gowan*, Rep.
the encampment. They would he
gon,
dizziness,
kiduey
and
liver
W.
Rich,
Tho yonng men o f tho Demo-
Jackson— S. H. H oll*. Pop.
pleased to confer with nny of the exonerates the publisher, oh he
complaint, restored.
R. S. Kuowlton,
«ratio and Republican parties of
Lane— I. D. Driver, Rep., J. 3 .
knows
now
that
he
aimed
differ­
Coquille
committee
before
the
pro­
J. K. Cunningham, Wawinitia,
W. Drane,
McCInng*, Rep.
gram is made up, as their post will ently.
Eureka, Cal., says the Watchman»
Committee. Wasco county, Oregon, total deaf­
Linn— L. A. Dawson*, R ep.; A.
furnish short literary exercises if
who do not propose to stand by the
The Myrtle Point Mining & De­
Subject to the approval o f citizens ness two years in one tar and par­
J. Johnson*. Rep.
required.
Address Orvil Dodge,
tially
so
in
the
other,
cured.
at
next
meeting.
gold standard, are form ing a silver
velopment Co. held a stockholders'
M arion— W. H. HobsoD*, Ren.;
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Mrs. J. E. Smith, Prinevillp, O re­ chairman.
club in that city.
meeting Saturday evening at the I. L. Patterson, Rep.
Mrs. D. P. Strang met with an gon, nervous debility nnd general
The G. A. R. boys had a pleasant
Multnomah — Joseph Simon*,
secretary’s office in this place.
All
The “ Farm, Field and Fireside” accident yesterday morning that weakness, almost
bordering on post meeting Inst Saturday, and
Rep.; Geo. W. Bates, B ep .; Don­
is n good publication in interest should be a pointer lo the authori­ insanity, restored.
they resolved to help make the com­ the stock was represented nnd the
ald Mackey, Rep.; Ben Snelling,
Henson McCoy, The Dallas, O r­ ing encampment o f veterans and company is highly encouraged at
and for tho benefit o f the farmer ties to have the sidewalks fixed at
Rep.; J. E. Haseltine, M itchell
once.
Mrs.
S.
was
walking
out
its
prospects.
There
is
a
crew
of
egon,
deafness
nnd
terrible
pain
in
pioneers one of great interest.
If
and ranchman.
I t is printed in
Rep.
near Jim Whetstone’s residence the ear and head for six months, the dust is not too thick and the four nun sinking a shaft on their
P o lk — B. F. Mnlkey, Rep.
Chicago at only $1 per year.
Ad­ with her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
until he was nearly crazy, restless­ weather is favorable, it is intended ledge which is making an excellent
Sherman and Wasco— John M it­
dress, Howard & Wilson Publish­ Zenie Strang. The latter stepped ness and insomnia.
Restored to to form a procession nt this place showing and causing considerable
chell, Rep.
Tho
ing Co., Chicago, Illinois.
on a plank, which flew up, trippiug health by electricity nfter all other Friday morning, Aug. 14, and drive excitement among miners.
U m atilla--A . R. Price, Rep.
Mrs.
Strang
the
elder,
throwing
her
decision
of
the
meeting
was
to
push
treatments
had
failed.
to Coquille City with suitable deco­
The youth of Mr. Bryan, candi­
Um atilla and Union— T. C. T ay­
forcibly to the ground, and jolting
the
development
work
with
vigor,
Miss Lucy Moran, Monmouth, rations aud loaded wagons.
Be-
lor, Rep.
date for president, is proving n her up badly, besides scratching
Oregon, cross-eye, straightsned in sides a filibustering squad, there | which it is believed will open up a
Union and W allowa — Justus
wonderful magnet in drawing young and bruising her. A repetition of one minute.
will be fu!» for the juvenile part of vast wealth within the next ninety Wade, Pop.
davs.
L eo McGrew, 145 CPstreet, Port­ the cofccourse.'
m en off the. old partly fences. They such an accident should be pro­
Washington — Samuel Hughes,
Many nails are land, nervous debility aud kiduey
a re just tumbling over— think the vided against.
Rep.
tmpire Utyisms.
sticking up, nndothers broken off, complaint, restored.
Riverton Riotings.
Yam hill— J. P. Calbreath, Rep.
“ dollar of our daddies,” which
thus making the walks unsafe.
Mrs. 11. H. Fraser, Fisher’s Land­
served so well in the pnst, can be
Em
pire
City,
July
20.—
W
e
were
M. Tollar, o f Parkersburg, was
Mrs. Eugene Pannenburg, of ing, Wash., rheumatism and kidney
•Holdovers.
made to serve awhile yet, without
mistaken about the arrival of Mrs. up last Thursday greeting his old
Em pire City, and little daughter, trouble, restored.
Heamau, mother of Attorney Sea- friends with a hearty handshake.
D.
E.
Holloway,
Newberg,
Or.,
Great Britain's consent
Eurettn, visited this place Thurs­
HOUSE.
inflaiuation neck of bladder and mau, as announced in our last.
Mr. Burns and daughters, Mrs.
Baker— D. W. Yoakam, Pop.
“ The Pacific Northwest" is a day and Friday o f last week. She kidney troubles, cured.
But she is expected sood .
Lam b and Miss Effie, came in from
also visited at Arago and M yrtle
Benton— John Whiteaker, Pop.
The sale o f the “ Duke's” house­ Yoncolla last Wednesday.
new monthly issue at Portland by
Jos. Moore, National hotel, P ort­
They
Point before returning home. She
Clnckamas— John Kruse, Pop.;
the Pacific Northwest Immigration will visit soon nt Snn D iego for land, catarrh and polypus in the hold furniture is exciting our poo- created considerable excitement in W. S. U ’ ren, Pop.; G eo Ogle, Pop.
file
nt
preseut.
Deputy
Clerk
nose
fifteen
years,
cured.
town as being the first parties that
Board, a large 16-page quarto, finely a month or two, where she had lived
Clatsop— M. J. Sviudsetb, Pop.;
Mrs. James Roycroft, St. Helens, Louis Hazard and M ill Superin- passed over onr new road in a John E. Gratke, Dem.
printed and splendidly illustrated form erly for Beveral years.
Oregon, denfnebs and catarrh four­ Undtnt Rennie seem to be very wagon. They report onr road over
Columbia— Norman M errill, R ep
with photo-grnveurs of beautiful
C. A. Snow <fc Co., o f W ashing­ teen yenrs’ standing, cured.
much interested.
Wonder what tiie mountain as good, bat on the
Coos— [N o choice].
ton,
D.
C.,
Patent
Lawyers,
whose
use
they
could
find
for
“
kitchen”
coast scenery.
Vol. 1, No, 1 is re­
S. 8. Whitman, Monmouth, Or.,
Fat E lk bottom it is scarcely pass-
Crook— R. E. Misner, Dem.
ceived and should be well pntron- ad. is in another column, haye a deafness nnd ringing noises in the furniture in the clerk’s office or the iable. That road ought to be re­
Donglas— Geo. W. Riddle, Rep.;
solid reputation for procuring pat­ ears, greatly benefited aud noises mill?
paired.
ized by sending abroad.
Only 50 j
J. T. Bridges, R ep.; A. M. Craw­
ents for inventions in the United cured.
Court adjourned last Thursday,
Mrs. Mary Fangli has become a ford, Rep.
sents per year, or $2 for fivo sub­ States, Canada and Europe. They
Mrs. F. A. Morris, Newberg, O r­ making a record for short July resident o f our town and will
G illiam —■
scriptions.
Tho bonrd also sends will send printed advice about pro­ egon, astlima and bronchitis ten term on election yenr.
remain for some time.
'Jackson— N. Langell, Rep.; —
Julius Brandt got too much “ bug
an illustrated prmplilet of "The Pa­ curing patents free to any address. * years, restored two years ago.
Stacy L po is having his house Howser, Pop.; G. T. Schmedlein,
Jenkin Jones, 807 Ninth street, ju ice” aboard last week and nrmed painted. A little paint now and
cific Northwest— Its Wealth and Re­
Word reaches ua that Miss Rose
Pop.
himself
witli
a
knife
and
went
after
Seattle,
Wash.,
cured
o
f
shaking
then, is admired by the most o f j
sources.”
Tho “ Crater Luke" is Williams, who was taken to Califor­
Josephine— H . L. Benson, Rep.
Julius men.
and trembling bauds and head, or Bob Hughes, the slugger.
nia
from
Fishtrap
some
while
since
A
bouse
worth
building
is
finely illustrated and well described
Lane— L. Billy eu, Dem.; D. C.
was knocked out in the first round, worth protecting.
for her health, died on the 12th inst. palsy.
Palm, Rep.; T. G. Vaughn, Rep.
in the first issue.
There are views We have not the particulars as to
E. A. Shaw, Forest G rove, Or., both eyes were dosed and he lost
Miss M ollie Kinuicutt purchased j
L in n — John M. Somers, Rpp.;
also and descriptions of our fish­ the place of her death
total deafness, so far restored as to n large quantity blood, and is now lot 4 in block 3 o f Stacy L e e , con-1
J. F. Smith, Pop.; T. M. Muukers,
boarding
with
Sheriff
G
age
until
be
able
to
hear
ordinary
conversa­
eries and canneries; ranch scenes,
sideration $50.
Pop.
Don’ t fail to read our article
the grand-jury meets.
Boh was
tion.
A petition is now being circu­
etc.
headed ‘‘Ten Sensible Farmers,”
Malheur—
persons
uscathed.
Many
think
John Leighton, 2584 Madison
lated
far
a
road
from
Riverton
to
|
Many of tho g. o. p’s have for a 1st colume, 4th page, under '‘L a ­ street, Seattle, Wash., deafness of ! Julius should be sent to the asylum, Lampey creek along tbe foothills.
J o j’a for the Jailcil and flood
Assessor Hansen is “ doing” our L e t the good woik proceed.
long while deriding half tho money bor Exchange” bunding, nnd save fifteen years’ standing, cured in fif-
till article is oompletod and re- teen minutes.
Health for a ll Mankind.
j town this week.
of our laud ns “ oheap money,” “ de­ rend it.
D ona A na .
Mis. Auuio Jones, 307 Ninth
'L ija li is looked for soon. _
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lors VEGETABLE SIRIAPARILLA.
based money,” etc. Who made tho
J. A. Dubell, the nurse and jailor T h e H I» ii in on H i M u le , l » r i n i i l . ,
Dr. Strange will go lo Bandon street, Seattle, Wash., cured o f neu-
difference?
Who “ debased” our next Monday, but will return to ralgia nnd nervous prostration; ! for Albrecht while tho latter was
The repot t c f the State Normal
ourrency and made it n matter of Coouillo City beforo leaving the also rheumatism.
¡in jail, talks o f making a trip to
school at Monmouth shows excel­
Geo. H . Papenberg, Tualitati, j Douglas county some time this lent results for the work o f the
Call on him this week for
speculation nnd gambling?
Who countiy.
Or., deafness 10 years so he could J summer.
Sheriff G age speaks past year. The Normal enrollment
has kept it such?
How is it the your dental work.
scarcely
hear
a
sound,
cared
in
20
very
highly
o f Mr. Dabell s serv- was unusually large.
Four states
W. I Vawter, Grand Master for
Bopulists, free silver Republicans
rniantes.
ices, he having proven himself one and 24 counties o f Oregon were
C o n s t! pa -
mnl Democrats, who have spoken I 4110 B‘» ‘ e ot Oregon, is expected to
tion, Liver
Mrs. John McGinnis, Vancouver,' of the most trustworthy men ero- represented in the school.
The
Co in plaints
Wash., paralyzed arm cured 16 ■ ployed in a like position.
He :s average age of the students was
and Kidney
Affections.
trated upon
the
people have Saturday evening.
years ago by Dr. Darriu, while in not the guard who let Albrecht about 21 years. O f the 361 stu­
K rank .
escape.
San Francisco.
Been met with a denial, and the
dents graduated from the school
W e are sorry to state Judge Dyer
Ex-M ayor C. H . H ill's son, o f!
during the past fourteen years,
statement that all our money is seems to be gradually failing,
His Albina, Oregon, cured of nu offen- I
289 are at present engaged in
V «'
good, here, in “ Yurrup” and every- family is gathered about him and sive discharge of both cars since
teaching.
where, and worth dollar for dollar; hardly
expects
any
change
for
the
_
.
, five mouths old.
Joy’s Vegetable
tfanb those who say to the contrary 4)e44er-
j Mrs. C. Magenson, Merchant's j
A C'iim|MtM‘r(ins?.
Sarsaparilla *
are-cranks—anarchists— buow-notli-
j j'revents tired feel-
B andon , Or., Jnly 12,189T>.
T. A. Walker, who took an insane ! Hotel, Portland, rheumatism, nen- | Makes life misery to thousands of
I
ings,
staggering sen-
Inga?'
E d . H erald : There will be a
person to the asylum on the 10th ra lg i» and female troubles, cured ! people. It manifests itself in many
I salions, palpitation
carapraeeting
held
npar
Bagneli
>
different ways, like goitre, swellings,
The interest which cenlerod in inst., returned Sunday. He reports r * f™ n|icntly one year ago. _
1 o f he Tt, ruili of
I blood to tbe l ead,
the late national Democratic eonven-1 hot nntl ,lr.V weather in the valley.
' v; F- 0 8|p- Sentco Wash., liver ruuning sores, boils, salt rheum and Ferry, on Uogne River, commenc­
I dizziness, ringing in
nnd kidney complaint and dyspep- pimples and other eruptions. Scarce­ ing August 7, 1896, continuing over
Aiken
lias
been
on
tion. nt Chicago will be excelled by . . Postmaster
]
ears, spots before the
A ll well-disposed
. .
..
. .
,
** sia, also deafness aud whole system ly a man is wholly free from it, in two Sundays.
I eye> headache, btl-
the past few days. A run down, cared,
that in the two meetings at SL Louis » high
- . horse
.
some form. It clings tenaciously until persons Hre cordially invited.
iousnew,constipation
W illiam Little. Seattle, Wash , the last vestige of scrofulous poison is
o f bowels, pains in
tomorrow— the national Populist fine big son came to h.s home last
Yours, respectfully,
Friday, and this accounts for i t
pain in his chest o f over eight eradicated by Hood's Sarsaparilla, the
the back,melancholy,
F. M" S asderlin .
and national Silver convention.
It
tongue coated, foul
Miss L izzie Johnson, o f Huron, years’ standing, eotiiely cured by
O
n
e
T
ru
e
B
lo
o
d
P
u
rifie
r.
is calculated fully 30,000 visitors
breath, pimplea on
Cal., is on a visit here to her uncle elctro-mngnetic treatment.
face, body and limb,
Mr.Edison bag only once tried to
Thousands of voluntary testimonials
will be in S t Louis at these conven­ S. P. C. Johnson.
She came up
J. V- Shangle, Sunnyview, Ore-
declrneofnerre force
It wag before a
tell of suffering from scrofula, often make a speech.
-
dizzy s p e lls , faint
tions, and if patriotism does not
ith her cousin John.
gon, heart disevse, palpitation,
inherited and most tenacious, positive- ! jtlfl8 aemiuary where he had agreed
spells, colli, clammy
ftiNv sway the results, a darker day
F orse—-A small package, con­ kidney aud liver complaint, cured. ly, perfectly and permanently cured by : to lecture on electricity. H e had en-
feet and hands, sour
threaten« than that which followed taining kid gloves and mail order
* « • * • — — —
risings, fatigue, in
g iged a friend named Adams toop-
somnia, and all di»
the Democratic convention atOharles-1 of goods.
Call at this office nnd
| orate the apparatus while he talked.
I f you have n watch, clock, sew­
easea o f t he stomach,
ton in 1860. for either serfdom or j,av for this notice,
But when the wizard arose before
liver SDd kidneys
ing-machine. or anything that others
revolution awaits the people. “ Who
l bis audience, be felt so dazed that
Joy,» Vegetable Sar­
saparilla is sold by alt
would ho free must himself strike
T1‘0 teftc,,er"' institute, August have failed upon, bring it to this
be simply said: “ Ladies, Mr. Adams
druggists* R e f u s e a
the blow,"and the ballot is the first 25th-2Sth w ill be hold nt tho insti- office or leave orders for Mr. Dietz. ♦
J substitute. Wbon you
will now address yon on electricity, |
I p a y for thehest «eethat
opportunity; aftor that— well we
Bn‘l probably at the
( ) ro{Ion K id n ry Ten is tho most
and I will demonstrate what he says
j you get the best.
should shudder to think of i t Fear- cluir<m o l nights.
effective blood-pnrtfier known. For Prvparee oaty by C. I. Hood tbOa. Lawoa. Mut with the apparatus.”
ful results came before from amueb
Remember that Dr. Strange does sale by druggists N. G. W. Perkins,
B. (ur. to «»t H oop ' s and only Hooo'a
less cense; if it follows thia time it tbe beat of dentistry only, and guar- o f M yrtle Point, and Dr. S. L. aa
.«
ar. Uw b*»t artor-dianes
ia . i A ru m i by Dr M ile»- r * m
flood s Pills ptua. aid di(*»ttoa. Ha ru NETTKA
w ill have neither metes nor bounds, j nuteea all his work.
, Leneve, o f Coquille City.
x s . "One cent > doee.” A t a ll druggists.
We, t ie executive committee, re­
spectfully submit the following com­
mittee appointments nurl officers for
tho conduct of arrangements and
exercises at the O. A. It. cucarnp-
TU ESD AY, JU LY ‘21, 1896.
meut and Pioneers’ reunion:
P. FIHHEK, N ewspaper A dvrbtirino A okmt
Officer of tlie day— N. Lorenz.
21 M erch au t»’ Exchange, Han Franilaco, la 1
Devoted to the material and sooinl up-
T> Hiding o f the Coquille Valley particularly
a c d o f Coos Com ity gen erally.
Subscription, per year, in advance, $2.
nothing
BUT THE
genu in e
You w ill find one coupon
Inside each two ounce bag
aud two coupons Inside each
four ounce bug of Black well's
Durham. Buy a bag o f this
celebruted tobacco and read
the coupon—which gives a
list o f valuable presents and
how to get them.
Än d & » HAM’
Scrofula
Hood’
s
Sarsaparilla
Marion— J. E. Smith, Rep.; H.
L. Barkley, Rep.; E. W . Chapman,
R ep .;—M cK in ley Mitchell, Rep.;
Daivid Craig, Rep.
Morrow— J. N. Brown, Rep.
Multnomah—J. C. Bayer, Rep.;
S. N. Davis, llep.; George H .
H ill, Rep.; D. L. Povey, Rep.; A .
L. Maxwell, Rep.; W. E. Thomas,
Mitchell Rep.; Johnathun Bourne,
Mitchell Rep. and Pop.
Polk— J. A. Veuness, Rep.; T. J.
Lee, Dem.
Um atilla— J. S- Gnrdanp, Rpp-;
E. J. Davis, Rep.; W . T. liig b y .
Rep.
Uuion— J. W. M cAllister, P o p ;
F . S. Stanley, Rep.
W allowa— C. F. Jennings, Rep.
Washington— J. R- C. Thom p­
son, II> p .; G. W. Marsh, R ep.; H.
S. Houdson, Rep.
Yam hill — H. G. Guild, Uuion-
Bimetallic; O. C. Emery, Union-
Bimetallic.
Benton and L in coln —E.
R.
Lake, Rep.
Yam hill— H. G. Guild, Uuiou-
Bimetallic.
Benton
aud Lincoln— E. B.
Lake, Rep.
Coos aud C arry— W . H. Nosier,
Pop.
Grant and Harney— C. S. Dustin,
Pop.
Klamath and Lake— V irg il Conn,
Rep.
Sherman and Wasco— F. N .
Jones, R ep.; B. S. Huntington,
Rei>.
Tillam ook and Y am h ill—John
G ill, Pop. nnd Union-Bimetallic.
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r a i * « ‘<l » T € ' » > ■ * h i m ! |T i *»
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Hillsboro, Or., July 12.— Zera
Snow o f Portland nnd S. B. Hus­
ton of thia city Imve brought ac.it
in the circuit court of .Washington
county ngainat Thomas H. Tongue,
congreaemau-elect fot the F irst
district,
Jacksou
Monroe ami
James Im brie, clerks o f W ashing­
ton county.
In the complaint
filed Tougue is charged with hav­
ing conspired with Monroe aud
Im brie to defraud tbe plnintiffs out
of a one-lialf interest in a ju dg­
ment for $2800.
The judgment
stood in the name o f Jackson Mon­
roe, bnt the complaint allfges that
Tongue was fully advised o f plain­
tiffs’ ownership ot a portion o f the
same.
I t is also alleged in tbe
complaint that Tongue is the owner
of n second mortgage on a piece o f
land on which the jndgmeut was
a prior lien.
The most serious complication in
the charge, however, is the allega­
tion that litigation over this ju dg­
ment was still
pending, and
in such litigation Snow nnd Hnstou
represented Edith Monroe.
Tbe
claim is made that Tongue has beeu
also guilty of unprofessional con­
duct.
W . R. W eils, o f Olalla, writes to
the Plnindenler: The qnartz dis­
covery
made here by . Messrs.
Bandever & Co., is attracting atten­
tion. Th ey put a shaft down 10
feet nnd at that depth the assay
runs from $9.50 to $50 per ton.
The ledge shows 16 feet in width,
and the owners are so sure o f* the
richness o f their mine that they
are already negotiating for a m ill
for the mine, and will doubtless
have one in full blast within a
few menthe.
There has lately
been a nnmher o f discoveries
made near by that prospect well,
one o f which is the Lamb.
Th is
seems to lie a mountain o f qnartz.
The company who have located it,
intend pntting in a tunnel soon to
make a thorough test. Indications
Lere now seem favorable for nn
extensive mining boom for Olalla
soon,
Wedderbnrn Gazette: The corps
of U. S. geological surveyors who
will work in this district this sum­
mer have arrived in Coos and are
at work.
’I hey will this season
make a survey of the Sixes river
mining belt, and make a tborongli
investigation thereof, nnd no donht
tneir report thereon will he fonnd
of great interest. It is hoped to
have the mineral belt in the eastern
end o f this connty surveyed uext
snmner.
Tbe Veterans’ Association o f
Marion and Linn counties will hold
its third annnal reunion the first
week o f August, beginning Mon­
day, Angnst 3, and lasting five days.