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Newspaper Page Text\ CcqniiU (Tilg Qsxñ'.ü C’u i i H f ) C o ltr i I * r » * c r i* « l,i« K * . * [In vacation lifter April, ’06, term.] j j Squnwof Marshfield Tom allowed $5 per mouth. j . S. MrEWKX A: J. S. MeCAM, I W H Morgan appointed super- visor load (list No 2. Editors and Proprietors. Orders to advertise for bids to re D fltitoil t<> tho roateriA) and Hocial cp - pair wings to the Mast and Fox b u ld ln fl o f the C oqu ille Valley partsoularly bridged; to rebuild the Chaney an d o f .Coo« C ounty Kenerally. bridge, and one across Beaver Birbsoription, per year, iu advance, $2. slough marsh on road from Co T U E S D A Y , J U L Y 28, 1896. quille City to Marshfield, nnd for repair of Myrtle Point bridge. P . P l ^ J U C R , N R W 8 P A P E R A D V E R T IS IN G AOR HT PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY N e r v e s upper - river departivient . J r* (A# M cu tn gtr* o f Sen**.- O k Telegraph System oI the human body. N e r v e s extend from the brain to every part oI tho body and reach every ergan. Nerves are tike Are —good servants but hard masters. rjorves aro led by the blood and are therefore Uko It In character. Norves will lx weak and exhausted U the t blood la thin, palo and Impure. Norves W ill eurely bo etrong and eteody IX the blood Is rich, red and vigorous. Norves And a true friend In Hood’ s Sarsapa rilla because It makes rich, red blood. Nerves do their work naturally and well,— the brain Is unclouded, there are no neuralgic pains, appetite and diges tion are good, when you taka rbÆyxtle P e in t a n d . t h e "CPpper-Coq.ia.Ule, an d . ’\7Uriia,t i s G o i n g o n T h e r e . r.y-y.T- » -tv <r This is the very best Smoking Tobacco made. S. B. Hermann and lady are hav Albert Graham was quite indis ing nn outing down the coast. posed lust week, but is oil deck Uncle Sam Johnson of South ngaiu. Fork visited Coos bay last week. The road is loaded with campers It has been rumored that the from the interior of the ptate who Chicago nominee is a cousin of nre seeking the balmy breezes of 21 WerehantH* KxohanKe, Han Francisco, is oar authorized agent This paper ia kept ou file Bart Bryan of Cinching creek. the grand Pacific ocean. JUI.Y, 1896, TF"M. i a his offce. Grant had many relatives after the The residents of this city are Bonds approved and following of Presidential Electors. | White House became in sight to enjoying hunting and fishing more ficers qualified: M. Ti. O lm sted, o f lîaker, Edward Raekleff, clerk; WW Gage, him. this season than usual. The only W . I) Han*, of Washington, sheriff; W W Hayes, treasurer; K H W . H. Spauch, o f Lane, positive evidences of a violation of C. E. G. Dietz and C. T. Riley, the H enry W atkins, o f Ynm hill. Hansen, assessor: J H Barklow, the game laws that have been bridge contractors, are repairing school superintendent; Win Hors F or R epresentative o f C oos County, the Myrtle Point bridge nud travel noticed was the fact that some par fall, M 1)., coroner; B B Cathcart,, T H O M A S BUCKM AN. surveyor; I T Weekly, jommissioner; j j across that structure will bo closed ties aro bringing in dried venison. ¡Specilli election N ovem ber li, 1896.1 Louis H Hazard, deputy county ; tip's week. Prof. F. IV. Wright nud his able The One True Blood Purifier. All druggists, f l . clerk; Clyde A Gage, deputy sheriff. P r e p a r e d o n l y b y C. L H o o d A C o „ L o w e ll, M a s «. McKinley vs. History. You will find ono coupon inside each 2 ounce bag and two coupons Inside each 4 ounce bag. The G. A. R. encampment and assistants, Miss Laura Wise and I1MDOE BIDS. Buy a bag, read tbe coupon and see how to get your share of $230,000 In presents. . , , e rssifl the best family cathartic Pioneers’ reunion, to come off the Miss Julia Braden, closed a very McKINLEY, I HISTORY, Christensen & Johnson’s bid to re I l O O Q S P i l l s and liver stim ulant 26c- j middle of next month at Coquille su( cessful term of public tchool last [In his first speech o f fAs collated by Sen build tlie Beaver slough and Chaney ti)« 18% cam paign.] ator W . M. Stew art j City, is a matter of great interest, Friday at this place. In fact there mud-flats and took out the clams. Cora Eoings. bridge for $1790.56; J B Fox’:: bid “ W e ere ell rendv fr'"'> Bred «tre* t e n d 5 miles............................. $ 2 50 i and every ono is looking forward to is but one fault to find with the nnd anxious to net othsrufhoU l sources | to rebuild the Beaver slough marsh We passed the road petition hack to the period o f “ Rusiuess failures bridge for $1.10 per lineal foot or BB Cathcart, surveying, plat Dorn, July 24 — Haying is al'out term, and that is, it was too short; around today amoug our citizens | a happy time. 1892, when this con n - in 18 *2, ^114.000.<KK>. ting and mileage.............. 11 20 try was en joyin g its, “ Strikesin 185*2. (see the two (Beaver slough and Chaney and neighbors, with the result of over. Hay was not very heavy but it is hoped that the same corps A1 Sloan and Will Berry have Expenses locating East Marshfield highest prosperity.” |U S Comrnisioner o f bridge) for $1.25 per lineal foot; but one refusal to sign it. Before but is of good quality. j L a b o r W right’ s re- ond Bay City road and Sumner nnd about 600 logs hauled on Big creek, of teachers will be engaged for our the wiuter rains shall have come, Blackberries are being gnthered Win Turpin’s bid to rebuild tho two >rt), 1298; lockouts, por bridges (Beaver slough marsh and East Marshfield road: Tifi!’ and it is said that their cedar is of fall and winter school. we will have another exit. Out by tbe fair ladies of the laud. Including H o m e - Chaney bridge) for $1.08 per lineal John Rees, chainman, 1 day The appraisers—J. P. Htemler, The president, Judge Schroeder, ward and onward ib onr motto, very superior quality. At the pres stead, where Pinker S m ile s ............................ '.$ 2 30 J. ti. Miller and G. G. Hwnn—on ton’ s thugs shot down foot, or tho Beaver slough marsh Our public school has closed for and Miss Mary Harris, secretary, °f ent rate they will have 5,000,000 unarmed men,women bridge for $1.70 per lineal foot; H E Rees, chainman, 1 day the 18rli met and appraised tho a short vacation. nnd children, not to 3 miles................................ 2 30 feet ready to run by November. tho Coos County Pioneer and . His property of J. H. Minard, deceased. Benuett bids to rebuild m ention the butcher J D D ona A na . They are successful loggers, nnd torical Society, were appointed nt M. J. Krantz got the contract to ies nt Cœur d ’ Alene the Chaney bridge for $502, with G W Pratt, chainman, 1 day and in Tennessee by 6 mil. s ................................ 2 GO no doubt will win some free silver. the last reunion ns a committee on build the wngoutond around Cape Bandon’s Budget. m ilitia and U S troops bents 10 feet apart, or $512 with GF Ross,viewer,1 day G miles 2 60 Horn on the Coos bay road. Bid, bents 20 feet apart. in 1892.” Those who visit Coos county’s badges, nnd they huve sent east for J B Fox awarded tlie contract for G W Tribbey, viewer, 1 day Bandon, July 27.— Early Sun 8700. lie ordered oue ton of pow some elegant nnd appropriate em 8 miles (bill $3.60) allowed 2 80 courthouse miss tho genial Doc building Beaver slough marsh bridge POPULIST CONVENTION. day morning thereport was brought der. I guess he will blow the Dean, nnd it is often remarked that blems which they will have on hand to town that a large whale was “ Horn” off the fint shot. at $1.40 per lineal foot. Chaney P L Phelan, viewer, 1 day 8 miles (bill $3.60) allowed. 2 80 he was n very obliging official while to supply to the members at the re strand°d on tho south bench, about A. J. M iyse 13 hauling lumber Nothing like reliablo news of the bridge continued for time being. a mile from the south jetty. A to cover his hay stack. J D Bennett proposes to repair BB Cathcart, surveying, plat proceedings of the national Popu county clerk. However, it is alio union next month. ting and mileage.............. 8 80 H. Mast and D. C. Krantz went Myrtlo Point bridge for $100; J B The president, A. H. Black, nnd regular exodus of people ou foot out on the E!k creek burn uDd noted that Ed Ruckleff and his able list convention nt St. Louis nro nt and in carriages was commenced, Fox to repair said bridge for $389; R A Cribbins paid supervis hnnd; the Associated Tress nnd par B C Giles for $389; and Clias E O or’s services....................... 13 70 assistant, Lou Hazard, Mr. Dean’s secretary, Orvil Dodge, of the Myr their objective point being, of killed some fine deer. E. N. Harry, supervisor of road tisan reporters of the newspapers Dietz and C T llilcy for $300.50. D E Stitt, 2 days examining successors, are two young men that tle Poiut Mining & Development course, the spot where the big fish rond.................................... G 00 Coos county can also feel proud of. Company will visit their works this lay. Your correspondent hastened district No. 45, has doubled the giving such garbled or prejudiced Contract awarded to Clias E G Dietz J H Rndnbnugh, lumber fur to he among the first comers cu road tax nud is fixing the load up reports that we hold over to next and 0 T Riley for $309.50. J. A. Lehuherr and Mrs. F. G. week and no doubt some new addi the scene, and when we arrived iu good shape. nished district 14............ 22 50 Repairing Fox uml Mast bridges: issue for official proceedings. The Dixon started for the insane asy tions to their enterprise will soon truly n novel scene unfolded itself James Lniid, sr., is hauling J B Fox proposes to repair said R H liosn, lumber furnished present understanding is that W. J. bridges for $100; J D Bennett pro district 26.......................... 28 85 lum nt Salem Saturday with Mrs. be inaugurated. The Big Joe mine, • lo view. The monster leviathan cheese from Gravel Ford creamery Bryan, of Nebraska, tbe nominee of poses to repair the Fox bridge for Clias Heller, lumber furnis’d John Berry, who was adjudged in which they aro developing, still lay high nnd dry, and a croud of to Reselling and he hasn’ t lest his power of speech yet. district 27 (reduced from also of the Chicago Democratic con $75 ami the Mast bridge for $130. sane last week by Judge Schroeder. holds out nn excellent prospect, and sightseers, all anxious to get ns near J. Stmtivnnt is up nt the mines $27.40)............................... 24 75 ns possible, surrounded the spot the fact lins been developed that the vention, is placed nt the head of J B Fox awarded the contract for The unfortunate lady had been in until, in a short time, the crowd delving for the gold standard. repairing the Fox and Mast bridges E N HarryJumber furnished the ticket for president, and Tom D on E e x . dist 45 (reduced from 88) 7 50 the asylum two or three years prior lead is extensive nnd all miuing must have numbered 300 specta for $100. Watson, of Georgia (instead of Although to this, and had come home so men have great confidence in its tors when we arrived. Bids to repnir road around Cape A W Neal, for building I From tlio Coast Mail. I bridge on Marshfield and Bewail, of Maine) for vice-president. Horn on the old Coos bay wagon much improved that there was great proving to be the best find in Ore the whale was still alive, three me d D uAfness Cared in Ten Coquillo City road............ 552 00 were actively engaged in stripping But wliat action lias been had fer a load : M J Krantz proposes to build hopes that she would wholly re gon. It is now beginning to attract Minutes. Hermann k Brown, spikes off the “ blubber,” or the skin and the attention of mining men. joint electoral ticket is uotyetknown. a solid rondbod around said bluff furnished dist No 15........ 1 00 cover, but lately she had got worse some 4 inches of fat which lays for $794, or a trestle around bluff Rev. J. B. McCain of the H erald , If there is any one thing that next to the outside. nud her family was compelled to It seemed a Dr, Darrin’s visit in Marshfield for 8598; E N Harry proposes to T. W. McCloskoy, transport who is a dolegnto from Oregon, was build a crib around bluff on solid tho up-river people can feel a con very cruel operation, ns from time at the Blanco Hotel lins been ing lumber along river to return her for further trenment various road districts . . . . 12 50 on the committee on platform. fidence in, it is the management of to time I he whale would send forth marked with good results. Not stone foundation for $980, or to w. n. c. deep groans nnd rniting its pon only lias he been crowded with build bridges and grade for $040. Freight on groceries nnd The W. R. C. of this place gave the steamer line between Coquille derous tail would send it dowu on patients, but has marvelous result» TAKES SENSE AND It AC KB ONE The court takes the matter under box to poor farm.............. 1 00 Captains the hard sand with a terrible force, their first social entertainment last City and Myrtle Point. achieved in the new treatment hy advisement, contract to be awarded Freight on scraper to and A prominent citizen of this city, at tlie discretion of Commissioner I. return on river................ 50 Saturday evening. After their reg Will McCloskey nnd George Leneve showing that it must have felt electrHsjfryrijpftlinost beyond belief. to keenly the agony to which it w-as OiitPthWn iui particular is that o f who has not long resided here, got T. Weekly, upon due examination of E L E C T IO N E X P E N SE S . ular mooting liad najoiA-ned tlicV make every effort possible H Sengstacken, hall ren t.. 3 00 invited tho old veterans about town accomodate the traveling public subjected. The operation o f strip Mr. Lackstroui, well and favorably a letter from his aged fntlier, in In- said road. Z T Johnson, “ .. 2 50 to visit the G. A. R. hall, and on and to those living along the river ping was finally concluded and known in Marshfield and North road petitions . 'dinna, recently, in which lie gets tomorrow it is the intention o f Bend, w here he is employed, whose “ .. 2 50 in carrying parcels and freight, Petition for county roid from Wil- D E Stitt, these complimentary references to E C Green, making election entering they were confronted with often making landings to leave Capt. Hans Rped, tho discoverer enrd we publish below. The art o f lanch slough to Coos bay denied; and owner of the whale, to try out curing disease by electricity can be the people of this section, prompted an elegantly prepared banquet. notices not posted ns required by law. booth, $2 not allowed. packages free of charge. Tho peo the blubber to procure the oil it classed with tho other discoveries from what the father had read about The “old boys,” with Col. It. W. D G Beale for delivering election Petition for county rond begin contains. The whale measured, of the day, and who knows but them in copies of the H erald which ning nt the terminus of the county supplies to Lake precinct $4 not Lundy at the head of the column, ple should show a just appreciation we think, nearlv 40 feet in length. what all diseases and ills of the of such good ^service by extending allowed. rond ill sec 18 in twp 23 s, r 12 west ho had received: were formally ushered into the bnll The tail was 104 feet across and flesh will be conquered by this “ You certainly ought to lie aide Willamette meridian, to connect with J H Hibbard, for bringing in the oil and whalebone will net the subtle -force. It is a theuie for by Miss Maggie Thom, conductor, to them patronage when possible. 3 00 election returns................ county road running from Haynes to gain tho ears of a people ns in ow ner about 8200, at a rough es study nud reflection. and Mrs. Ethel Dodge, her assistant. Will Lundy and Chat Huling, Geo Ayre, for brii ging in telligent and with so much back slough to Douglas county line; there timate. Many mementos, such ns MR. LACKSTliOM’ S CARD. election return.................. 1 80 The ladies received their guests chief clerks iu the hardware store of bone, for it takes sense, intelligence being no proof of posting notices whnle’s teeth and barnacles, were To the P ublic: While adverse Geo Beale, for bringing in gracefully, while soft tones of Huling k Lundy of this place, re taken away by tlie spectators ns nnd backbone all to be a Populist in vicinity of proposed road the to parading myself iu print, I cau election returns................ 2 20 petition is denied. martial music filled the hall. A turned home from an extended visit curios and tangible evidence that net let the opportunity pass with and stnud up and lie counted, year Petition to expend one-lialf road Joel Patterson, bringing in after year, amid tho jeers, tnuuts feast, short addresses, and vocal at Big Joe nnd Little Mary mines. once in their lives they bad seen a out giving my experience with Dr. 1 20 election returns................. and sneei'B of bondholders, million tax in this district along the lino of Darrin for the benefit of others music were features of tho evening They brought some fino specimens whale. aires, bankers nnd the cowardly new survey from Lilmy to Marsh T A King, bringing in elec Mr. Adcock, formerly of Drain, afflicted with deafness as well as to tion returns....................... 2 40 that were enjoyed. The corps is of the yellow metal that is so agi millions of slaves that follow blindly field denied. has arrived nnd opened a watch the public generally. For years iu a very flourishing condition Petition for relocation o f Marsh Tlios Coke, bringing in elec tating the political arena of our repairing nnd jewelry establish their bribe-seeking, mountebank, before undergoing treatment with and now has nhout 35 members. tion returns...................... 2 80 field ami Enstport road being infor political leaders into tbe trap set Mrs. Mattie Guild, tlie president, great country just now nnd they ment, nnd has also iu connection Dr. L'arriu 1 have been gradually E J Coffelt, bringing in elec for them by tho shvlocks ami gold- mal is denied. ice-ci earn parlors. growing deaf in one ear, accom tion returns....................... 3 20 lias superior qualities as nn execu are now looking forward toward Petition for abridge at Lewellen’s bugs of Wall street nnd London.” L. L Simpson has been making panied with ringing noises. Dr. tive officer, and being well sup millionaire castles (in tho air), pro John Porter, bringing in lane denied. extensive improvements iu his election returns............. 5 80 ported by her subordinates she is viding gold is not demonetized be hardware sh oe; laying iu a larger Danin has cured me with eleo- Petition for a bridge across Brum- The g. o. p. smart Isnaes have tricity, much to my joy and com making tho organization a grnnil H. W. Dunham, bringing in fore election is over. Thus there stock of goods necessitated more mit creek denied. been associating tho German an fort. Refer to me at North Bend, success. Already Col. Jewell Post election returns................. 1 20 Petition for n rond from WO Coop archist Jolinnu Most’s name with Oregou. W m . L ackstbom . begins to note the refining influ are two very good opportunities for shelving, counters, etc. Joshua Nelson, bringing in er’s to intersect Myrtle Point road Mr. Toner, agent for Sherman, ----- -- ... -M» a - ♦ that of Governor Altgeld, Senator nt Win Roberts’ homestead granted election returns................. 1 20 ences of the fair ladies and feels ns many young Indies to socure Clnv & Co., of S. F., is in town Jones—Brooks is dead. Brown grateful that they are to enjoy so elegant husbands who expect to Tillman and other patriotic citizens, nnd David McNair, Z T Johnson and C F Blumenrother, bring taking orders for pianos and or — I ’msurprised to hear it. His able an nuxillinry in a noble cause. have lots of coin some day. 8 00 ing in election returns.. . Chas. E Schroedor appointed view and as a friend of the platform of gans. He reports a sale of a fine doctor told me lie thought he could E W Fnhy, bringing in elec piano to Mrs. Costello, of the Pa straighten him out. principles promulgated nt Chicago, ers. 5 00 R E M A R K A B L E C U R E tion returns........................ Riverton Riotings. East Marshfield and Bay City road cific hotel, also a superb cottage which they pronounco as anarch W E Pike, bringing iu elec ordered opened. orgau to Miss Mattie Swift. Joy’s for the Jaded and Good tion returns....................... istic, etc. The fact is, Joiinun Most 3 80 The Sumner nnd East Marshfield “ Tlie Bandon,” a finely furnished lfcaitU for all Mankind. Riverton, July 27.— Judge J. H. Mrs. J.W . Noah of This County Cured M I Swift, bringing in elec has declared ngninst free silver nnd road as relocated ordered opened. apartment house, reports n good JCY’ 3 VECETASLS SARSAPARILLA. Schroeder drove over Inst week tion returns....................... 6 00 of Consumption By Dr. Darrin. Tlie proposed rond from Arngo to fu favor of tho McKinley platform from Arngo on official business. busiuess for the past week, the B B Teters, bringing in elec AMOKS' of “ sound money,” nnd further de intersect with the Bandon-Myrtle He was well pleased with onr road. house being nearly full, tlie last tion returns....................... 4 80 Point road defeated byremonstrance. arrivals being a party of six from clares he is a stronger monometnl- The Rnudou Coal Co. will ship n To T he E d it o r : Having Petition for a rond from govern C M Hermann, bringing iu Rosebnrp, who intend enjoying the ---3 list and goldbug than tho best of ment liglit-house to intersect the 10 40 noticed l)r. Darrin’s advent iu cargo of coal this week and must ocean’s balmy breezes for two election returns................ Marshfield I wish to state what he have nnother cargo reach by next weeks. This lodging house is a them. Tlie Socialists of California Bandon-Einpire rond granted and A II Moore, bringing in elec tion returns...................... 20 00 did for my mother, Mrs. J. W. Saturday. \Vo learn that the last new enterprise for Bnndon, and met in Ban Francisco on the 20th Clias Getty, Geo Wilson and Hard Samuel Shuck, bringing in Noah, five years ago, while iu shipment made by this company one evidently appreciated, judging Given appointed viewers. inst. (see Examiner, July 20. p. 8), election returns................. 8 80 Portlaud. My mother had been gave the best satisfaction of any from a business standpoint. B F Ross authorized to examine and denounced free silver coinngp. afflicted with bleeding of the lungs, coal yet handled by J. Kimball of tlie bridge on tlie West Fork of North James Matheny, bringing in R epo r ter . election returns................ It seems, therefore, that the anarch Fork of Coos river and to order it 7 40 cough and called by many pbysi San Francisco. The people of thnl * - --- city nre going wild over the River clans lingering consumption, for 18 J A Doak, bringiug in elec Fresh goods per Moro at J. IV. ists are chums of Hanna, McKin- repaired if necessary. tion returns ...................... 7 60 years prior to going under the D i’s ton coal. The Bnndon Co. will soon Leneve’s. Win Palmer appointed rond super lby, Carnegie, Cleveland, Carlisle, care. The treatment proved suc be the largest, strongest and best A O Hooton, bringing in visor for rond district No 32 to fill A carload of cattle passed over to Heidelbnck, Ickelheimer k Co. election returns................ 10 00 cessful. She was cured in a few equipped company of coal operat an unexpired torm of I, W Mnuzey. the bay yesterday. months with home treatment, and ors in southwestern Oregon. Wm H Hull, bringing in y’s Vegetable Paul Revere, patriot of Revolu Herbert Fetter allowed 12 The Hull Bro’s, Wm. nod Felix, Sarsaparilla • election returns................ 7 40 is now enjoying the blessings of Many of our citizens are going days labor in (list No 2 1 .. $ 15 00 tionary fame, was not a “ walking I prevents tired feel J P Goodman, bringing in health. My mother lives on south have their bottom lands nearly all up into the mountains to rusticate. ing*, staggering sen- I delegate,” to be sure, for he had to Edward Hixon allowed 8dnys election returns................ 5 60 Coos river, 17 miles east of this slashed and in a fair way to soon fations, palpitation [ labor in (list 21.................. 10 00 Quite a quantity of freight came hustle, nnd he rode like a dare-devil have their rnnehes in good stute of place. 1 can be referred to by Richard Houghton, bringing I o f lie irt, rush of I L I) McBee allowed 9| days via this place to the bay on the blood to the head, [ to agitate nnd arouse tho patriot in election returns............... 6 80 letter or in person. Postoffice cultivation. labor in dist 2 1 .................. 11 87 steamer Moro. dizziness, ringing in I J. K. McLeod is building n set of Geo Griffin, bringing in elec address Marshfield. J. E. N oah . fathers to their danger. Clias Mectim allowed 10 days car*, him its before the | ways for his piledriver. The scow tion returns.......................... 6 20 C. W. Olive made a flying trip eye*, headache, bil- labor in dist 2 1 ................. 12 50 J. H. Smithson, of Tho Dalles, A ( 'a n | im r r ln it . has been leaking badly the past over from Marshfield yesterday to H I Clinton, canvassing elec j ii'usness.conrtipetlon I B a n d o n , Or., July 13 , 1898 . ■old his wool a few days ago for 0 J C F Thomas allowed 9J days week, which necessitates a little o f bowels; pains in I tion returns and mileage. 8 40 labor in dist 21................ 11 87 see Glenn’s baby. E d . H e r a l d : There will be a repairing nod calking. l he back,melancholy, I cents a pound, realizing $2000, W F Davis allowed 10 days [Continued ne.rt iceeb.] tongue coated, foul campmeeting held near Bagnell E. B. Price, our town nrerchant, ----- »< § » ♦ - ---------- Mrs. Drury Morgan left yesterday which he put in nn Ellensburg brealh, pimples on labor in dist 21................. 12 50 Lincoln County Leader: State Ferry, on Rogue River, commenc h a s moved into h i s D e w residence. for a visit to her old home in Hum face, body and limb, bank. The next day the bank broke. J R McBee allowed 9J (lavs All of our colored population took boldt county, Cal. Superintended G. M. Irwin, ac ing August 7, 1896, continuing over declineofnerve force I labor in diHt 21................ 11 87 All well-disposed a trip to Reaver Hill Inst Sunday. dizzy s p e l l s , faint I companied by Prof. J. B. Horner two Sundays. G A. Snow A Co., of Washing, spells, cold, clammy [ County Surveyor Cathcart has EXPENSES ON ARAOO ROAD. We understand that James Lee, and W. E. Yates, of Corvallis went persons are cordially invited. feet and hands, sour I ton, 1>. C., Patent Lawyers, whose Ed Myers, viewer, 2 days 12 Yours, respectfully, oar former townsman, will returu returned from Portland and passed to Newport last Tuesday evemug risings, fang':-, ¡n. I ail. is in another column, liaye a F . M. S anderlin . miles...................................$ 5 20 to arrange for the State teachers' to this place ere long. He has not up tbe river yesterday. somnia, and all die-1 «olid repot ition for procuring pat Win Strong, viewer, 2 days — - ---- • « > * «--------------- eases o f the stomach, I enjoyed good health since his de institute to he held nt that place. Willie Bcttvs, who had been for ents for inventions in the United Don’t fail to rend onr article parture from here. liver and kidneys. [ 12 miles.......... ................... 4 00 On Wednesday they met the citi- Joy,a Vegetable Sar- States, Canada ami Europe. They Geo T Robinson, 2 days 0 : "»partita is «.ild by all Mrs Jackson’s little daughter, some time at the government work zees o f Newport st the office of bended “ Ten Sensible Farmers,” aw ill send printed ndvice about pro dnigmta R e f u s e a miles................................... 4 60 Comity Superintendent Irwin, and 1st colnmr, 4th page, under “ La Cora, has been very sick during on the bay, was in town yesterday. substitute. When you curing patents free to acv address. * pay for thebe« see that She is now much Albei t Bnrklow, clinitimnn. 1 completed arrangements as to time bor Exchange” beading, nnd save the past week. Aaron Wilson lias a new and you get the best. till article is completed and re If yon have a watch, olock, sew improved and is able to tie around. day 5 miles........................ 2 50 and place. The meetings will be handsome “Special” wheel for sale, • ing-machine. or anything that others W C Bullard, clinitimnn, 1 Several of onr citizens took a held m the opera house id New read it, Call have fuiled upon, bring it to this day 1 mile........................ 2 10 port, beginning ou Monday evening, The beach is n great attraction recreation on the Uundon beach for which he is the agent JD Y Sran the J aded office or leave orders for Mr. Divtz. * i J C Epperson, axman, 1 day . last Week. They also took io the! and see it at this office. August 17th. just now. L H ood’s Sarsaparilla Blackw ell’s Genuine B O L L DURHAM m.