Coquille City herald., February 02, 1897, Image 1

J )H
O. H. CARTER,
RESIDENT DENTIST,
C o q m ill©
C ity , O r e g
FFICE in Gray Building, opposite the
Depot. Nothing but first-class work
Charges reasonable.
vl5nl0
O
J } R . J. B U RT. M OORE.
BURG EO N AN D P H Y SIC IA N .
IL L promptly respond to all call«,
day or night.
Ottica at the new Drug Store, opposite the
K. It. Depot; residence in Vowell prop­
erty. rear o f Masonic Hall.
QOQUILLB CITY. OREGON.
W
m munì
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Office, Empire City, Oregon■
D
F T)EAN'
^ ro ta ry
rtp -u /b lic.
Herald Office, CtflHte CM», Oregon.
T H E PEO PLE’S::::
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....BARBERSH O P
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O . .• •
r p H E BEST, NEATEST
I up-to-date in the city.
AND MOST
I» t autl Cold Satlis—Reasonable
Charge«, Co.rteoua Trcntinent.
COQUILLE CITY, OKEGON.
Front street,
“ ¿ g jB k
IJIH E
Th«
C O M M E R C IA L
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most m odem arranged BARBER
SHOE in Coquille City.
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor.
Hot nnd Cold Hsths et «11 hoars. Popular
price«. Headquartera for Commercial
Men. Next door to Poatottice._____
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L ie M O O N ,
A -tto m e y
- a t - X sa^ xr.
M AU8HFIEI.D.
OREGON.
Agent for the North America Insurance Co.
o f Philadelphia, and the London, Liv-
erpool A Globe._____________
jotm F.
Hall,
a t t o r n e y
.a t - L a w ,
MARSHFIELD, OREGON.
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Dealer in Rest, E stat i o f Ml kind«.
c. A. Sebi
a t
A t t o r n e y
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Rosebitrg. Oregon.
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Special attention to matters before the
Koseburg land office, the commissioner
o f the general land office and secre­
tary o f interior at Washington.
y r t l e c a m p , n o . i »7, w o o d m e n
M
o f the World, meets nt Masonic Hall
1st and 3d Monday nights o f each month.
A. J. S h e r w o o d , Consul.
George T. Moulton, Clerk.
OURT COQUILLV, NO. IS, FOBE8T-
ers of America, meets evr ry second and
fourth Thursday evening, at Masonic Hall,
Ooquillo City, Oregons
C
H. N. L o b k n z , C. It.
G bg . O. L e a c h . B . S.
e n . LYTLE POST, NO. 27, G. A. B..
met ts every first Wednesday night of
each month. Visiting comrades in good
atandiuz cordially invited to attend.
H. H, N ioiiols , Post Com.
W. H . N ost . e r , A d ju t a n t.
G
EN. LYTLE. W. It. C., NO. i>. MEETS
\ T in Coqmllo City on the first and third
Wednesday afternoon in each month.
M r s . V io l a E l l io t t , P ros.
M b s . Ida H a r r in g t o n , Sec.
AD WICK LODGE. NO. 6*, A. F.
C l J II and
A. M.. meets on Saturday evening
on or before «Boh full moon. Visiting breth­
ren cordially invited.
J . P. G o o l m a n , W. M.
C. W. W h i t e , Sec.
CHAPTER, NO. ft, O. B. S.,
B UELAH
meets Saturday afternoon on or before
each full moon and Saturday evening two
weeks following.
M b s . A i . ic b T u t t l e , W. M.
M bs . N ora G ood , Sue.
LODGE, NO. 53. I .O . O. F.,
meets every Saturday evening. Visit­
C OQUILLE
ing brethren in good standing cordially
invited.
„
C. A. H arrington , N. G.
J . 8. L awrence , K. S.
/C O Q U IL L E ENCAMPMENT, NO. 25.1.
\ J O. O. F., meets every first and third
Thursdays in each month at Odd Fellows’
hall. Cordial invitation extended to all vis­
iting patriarchs in good standing.
R . E. B lok , C. P.
G. F. B outoll , Scribe.
h e b e k a h l o d g e , n o . 20 .
I. O. O. F., meets every 2nd and 4th
Wednesdays in each month, at Odd Fel­
lows’ hall.
Miss B elle R ich , N. G.
J . S. L aw rence . R. 8.
M
a m ie
Chair Factory==
C O Q U IL L E
C ITY .
I Opposite City W barf.l
j £ E E P 8 ON HAND AND MAKES T o
order first-ol
RAWHIDE
CHAIRS.
Manufactured from best hard wood.
J. B. FOX, Proprietor.
C O O S
B A Y
Marble aai Stone Works
C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
Manufacturer o f Merble Monument«, He» 1-
etonee. Tablet«, etc.
Cemetery lots enclosed with stone ooping
or curbing. Iron rsilings furnished to or
der. Correspondence solicited from parties
icin g in the country or other towns who
may wish anything in my line o f business.
M issnr n r ,
•
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Q ir o .
| Joel Patterson, South slough 1 20
O A Kelly, Riverton..............
7 GO
Judges of election—-
J A Doak, Parkersburg........ 7 GO
E J Coffelt, of C' o o b riv er.. . .$3
A L Nosier, Coquille C ity.. . 5 GO
A Cutlip, Coos river................... it
A O Hooton, Enchanted. . . . 10 60
J M Bavin, Coos river............ 3
H WDunham, N Marshfield. 1 20
Richard Houghton, Norway. 6 80
E P Must, Dora........................ 3
VVm Abernethy, Dora............. 3
J H Jones, Four-mile............ 8 80
J D LnirJ, Dora...................... 3
J B Marshall, Bandon.......... G 00
A H Moore, Deer Park.......... 3
R \V Lundy, Myrtlo P oin t.. 7 40
Sami Currier, Doer Park........ 3
R P Carinanu, Rowland........ 10 40
S A Painter, Deer Park.......... 3
E P Mast, Dora...................... G 20
G S Twambly, Empire City. . . 0
Wm Lawhorn, Humnor........ 2 80
It .1 Cussans, Empire City. . . . 6
H Bcttys, Burton P ra irie... 4 80 Collected in Coos County i By A. J. Johnson,
B D Jones, Empire City.......... 6
E W Fahy, Randolph............ 5 00 I
of the Oregon Fores! ly Depariment.
P Rookard, Enchanted............ 3
Dr H Cross, Coaledo............
3 80
for
co'
H H Brownson, Euchnuted... 3
Steve Johnson, Ten-m ile.. . . 3 00
M r A. J. Job U30 a collector
tartgent, returned
forestry depart
A 0 Hooton, Enchanted........ 3 00 j II L Weekly, Missouri.......... 8 80
ram-
w
II Pettys, Burton Prairie . . . . 3 00 A H Moore, Deer Park........ 12 00 yesterday from a “ thiee weeks’
ble along the coast range of moun­ et all the benefits of a mild and pleasant
J H Barker, Burton Prairie.. 3 00 I Canvassing election returns
E
B B Teters, Burton Prairie.. . 3 00 I W H S Hyde.......................... 3 00 tains, from Tamalpais to Yaqnina. ixative and tonic that purifies the blood
aid strengthens the whole system. And
H
e
went
d
>*n
to
San
Francisco
to
J B Marshall, Bandon............ 3 00 j U J Cussans.......................... 3 00
start on his first jaqnl, wVieh was more than tills: SIMMONS I.IVER REGU­
M I Swift. Bandon.................. 0 00 i Hall rent-—
LATOR regulates the Liver, keeps It active
by rai road from Hausahto to the and healthy, and when the Liver is in
E Crook, Bandon.................... 0 00 Mrs F G Dixon, $3.00, allowed# 2
summit
of
TainaLwis,
climbing
the
good condition you find yourself free from
H Cross, Coalodo..................... 6 00 Stacy Lee, $3.00, allowed. . . . 2
ascent of 3000 feet iu about aeven Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick-
C M liichnrdnon, C oaled o... (i 00 O A Kelly, $3.00, a llow ed... 2
miles. He was in search of the Headache and Constipation, and rid of
Dabb Leftridge, Coaledo. . . . 0 00 David E Stitt........................
2
that worn out and debilitated feeling. ]
nutmeg
pine, but the fog was
T he Head o f the “ A rlington” swings on patent
These are all caused by a sluggish Liver.
J P Goodman, Coquille C ity .. C 00 M H llersoy......................
screw. Strong, substantial, neat and handsome 1
dense
ou
the
summit
that
he
coff
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
Bed plate has rounded corners and is inlaid or <_______
A L Nosier, Coquille City. . . . G 00 A L Nosier, preparing hall for
hi'glu’st A rm —Space under the arm is 5J4 inches high
troubles will only be had when the liver
J \V Sugg, Coquille City..
00
election................................ 1 00 not fiod any, in fact, could not si
largest skirts, and even auilts. It Is S ell-T h rea d in g— Absolutely n o holes to put thread through
10 feet. He descended on foot o Is properly at work. If troubled with any
except eye o f needle. S huttle is cylinder, open on end, entirely self-tlircading, easy to put In o r
T A lviug, Coos City............
Marshal’s election—
00
5f these complaints, trv SIMMONS LIVER
take o’it; bobbin holds a large am ount o f thread. 5 tltc ti R egu lator is on the bed o f the m achine.
beneath the bobbin winder,~aud has a scale showing the number o f stitches to the inch, aud dan
James Wall, Coos City........
00 Chas Hogenson, Nov. 1896.. 2 op I the north side of the mountain, and REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medi­
be changed from 8 to 32 stitches to the inch. Peed ia double and extends on both sides o f needle;
2
oo
collected
several
benutiful
species
cines,
and
Better
than
Pills.
T N Johnson, Coos City. ..
00 F M Parsons, June, 189G. . . .
never fails to take goods through; never stops a t seams; movement is positive; n o spriugs to
break and get out o f order; can be raised and lowered at will. Autom atic Bobbin W in d er— For
^B-EVERY PACKAGE'S*
J H Jones. Four-mile..........
00 J Maxlon, Nov. 189G............
00 of ferns, redwoods and laurels
filling the bobbin autom atically and perfectly sm ooth without holding the thread. M achiue does
before
reselling
San
Rafael.
After
ta g th e '¿A S ta m p in ic t l cm w ra p p e r.
not run while w inding bobbin. L igh t R u n n in g— M achine is easy t i run, docs not fatigue the op er­
It Pomeroy, Four-mile. . . .
00 DH Johnson, June, Nov. 1890
00
ator, m akes little noise and sews rapidly. S titc h is a double lock stitch, the same on both sides,
J. 11. Zeiltn i t Co., riiila.. Pit.
A F Emmitt, Four-mile. . . .
00 COOS COUNTY INFIBMA11Y EXPENDITURES. inakiuc a few collections in the hills
will not ravel, aud can be changed without stopping the m achine. Tension ia a flat spring ten­
around Ban Rafael, be returned to
sion, and w ill admit thread from 8 to 160 spool cotton without changing. Never gets out o f order.
S H Crouch, Lake...............
00 R S Knowlton, medicine, etc.,
I The Needle is a straight, self-setting needle, flat on o n e side, and cannot be put in w rong. Needle
Bar is round, made o f case-hardened steel, with oil cu p at the bottom to prevent oil from gettin g
Geo A Smith, Lake.................. 3 00
furnished inmates............ $34 85 rian Francisco and spent half a day bay region is a very interesting
o u t lie goods. Adjustable Bearings—All bearings are case-hardened steel and easily adjusted
in driving around Golden Gate
Peter Robertson, Lake.......... 3 00 Mrs Bullock, stockings fur­
with a screw driver. A ll lost m otion can be taken up, and the machine will last a lifetim e.
sectKm to the botanist, anil one
A ttachm ents—Each m achinéis furnished with necessary tools and accessories, and inaddition w e
Geo Ayre, Newport................. 3 00
nished inmates................ 3 50 Park with the superintendent to which has not bean carefully in­
furnish an extra set o f attachments in a velvet lined m etal box, free o f charge, as follow s: O ne
see
what
a
fine
growth
the
thou­
rufller nnd gatherer, o n e binder, on e shirring plate, one set o f four hem ners, different widths up
W Sleep, Newport.................. 3 00 N Lorenz, clothing furnished 2G 80
one short or attachment foot, and on e thread
to Vs o f an t inch, one tucker, one under braider,
bratc
sands of trees he had sent there vestigated. It contains rnauy rare
Jno B Sneddon, Newport.. . . 3 00 J J Lamb, hardware furnished
cutter.
W ood w ork of finest quality oak or walnut, goth ic cover and drawers, nickel-plated rings
\arieties of trees and plants of
had
made.
In
the
park
lie
c
>IIect“d
to drawers, dress guards to wheel, and device for replacing b elt
H
U
G W Clinton, Missouri.......... 3
poor farm...................... 28
15
value, both scientifically and com­
nMI’T DAY HIGH PRICES FOR DIIV DIRECTLY OF MANUFACTURERS AND
Samuel Shuck, M issouri........ 3 (10 Wm Rich, groceries........... 20
80 a number oE rare indigenous mercially. From Coos bay Mr.
UUH I I Ml SEWING MACHINES DU I SAVE AGENT'S AND DIALER'S PROFITS
and
foreign
plants,
very
interest­
O U R G R E A T O F F E R . # 2 3 . 8 0 (« ou r -Special W holaeale P rice , Iwt
F A Parrish, Missouri............ 3 00 Johnson Bro’s, groceries.. . . 26 60
Johuson came t o Yaquina and
in order to introduce thi* high-grade sew ing m achine, we m ake a special cou-
ing
to
botanists.
Jas Matlieny, Myrtlo P oin t.. 6 00 Geo Robinson, groceries. . . . 28 95
r port
_____,
offer, 0 givin
.......„ g every
_irery._,___
reader _____
o f this ,__,________
paper a chance
__ to „ get
_________
a first-class ma-
He next proceeded by steamer to home by rail, without stopping to
chine at the low est price ever offered. On receipt o f $18.50 cash and coupon,
David McNair, Myrtle P oin t.. 6 00 Will Schroeder, groceries and
make
any
furtlivi
investigation
or
w e will ship the aDove-described m achine anyw here securely packed and
crated, and guarantee safe delivery. A ten years’ written warranty sent with
R W Lundy, Myrtle P o in t ... G 00
clothing............................ 44 80 Coos bay, where he spent 11 days, collections.—Oregonian.
each machine. M oney refunded i f not as represented after thirty days’ t
roamiug the bills and valleys nnd
R Haskell, North Coos riv er.. 3 00 IV C Martin, cobbling for in­
trial. YVe will ship C. O. I). for $10.60 with privilege o f twenty days’ trial
__ : _ » „ o r f * $"».00
- nr\ as a _____
_
, i . __
„¿A ___ _ v
making
extensive
collections
of
receipt
guarantee
o r
f ......
good i r
faith
and 1 charges.
I f you prefer thirty
B F Savage, North Coos river 3 00
45
mates............................... 5
davs’ trial before paving, send for our large illustrated cata lo g u e w ith te s ti­
plants
and
young
evergreens.
Ho
Tha Fsdsral Judga.
monials, explaining' fully how we ship sew ing machines anyw here to any­
J H Price, North Coos river.. 3 00 A O Wheeler, brick............ 2
GO
one at the lowest manufacturer’ s prices without asking one cent in advance.
collected 5000 rhododendrons of
H W Dunham, Marshfield.. . . G 00 Dr J Burt Moore, drugs and
The best plan is to send all cash with order, as you then save tbe $1.00 dis­
When I sit upon tko bench
count. Rem em ber the coupon must be sent with order.
J R Lightuer, M arshfield.... G 00
medicines............................. 42 15 the rosy pink variety. Over ‘2000
I can Rive the law a wrench
of these he sent to Golden Gate That would m ike tho Czar of Russia cry
Or make your order direct through the H euald , ns agent, without
John Bear, Marshfield............. G 00 W Ilrane, blacksmithiug.. . .
5 85
with spite,
extra iharge.
Richard Houghton, Norway.. 3 00 IV C Wilson, blacksmithiug.. 2 00 Park, where they me putting iu 10
Talk
of
despots!
F
ully
gee!
Aug H Schroeder, N orw ay.. . 3 00 C Howe, clothing furnished. 5 40 acres of these plants, which will,
They are not a patch to me,
when grown, present a sight more For I govern by injunction day and night.
He—“ When I was iu the west
At Hartford City, Ind., a hog
T T Land, Norway.................. 3 00 G W Harry, labor at poor
gorgeous
tliHu
has
been
seen
in
any
swallowed with evidences of great the Inst time I had a very narrow
J A Doak, Parkersburg.......... 3 00
farm................................ 10
00
I can find tbe nicest flaw
park. H e also collected some 4000
In the Roundest sort of law
enjoyment a couple of quarts of nit­ escape from a homing hotel. 1 wns
J F Hamblock, Parkersburg. 3 00 G W Canning, cash advanced
When a corporation comes into my court;
roglycerin, which had run out of a nwakeued by the smoke, and with
C Long, Parkersburg............ 3 00
for expenses................... 29
50 specimens of the Port Orford cedar,
And the workingman who kicks
the most beautiful and graceful of
Will get in a pretty fix
can on the ground. In a few min­ not n iniuute to Bparo rushed down
T J Perkins, R andolph .......... 3 00 Effie Kauffman, nurse at poor
a very lively sort.
utes
the auimal began to get gay. the fire-escape,” — She (breath­
H F Teuuisson, Randolph.. . . 3 00
farm................................ 29
00 all evergreens, and one which is With injunctions of —Twentieth
Century.
highly valued the world over.
It snapped at the heels of a horse lessly) “ Oh, what did you have
B F Smith, Randolph............ 3 00 G W Canning, four months’
Arrangements were made for se­
He (visibly embarrassed)
and when it received a kick as a on?”
Win H Hull, Riverton............ 3 00
salary.............................. 160
00
J V Foster, Riverton............... 3 00
Iu the matter of
the estate of miring a large u u m bjrof specimens Courts Arraigned for Usurpations, Extortions, reward for its audacity, the poor — "A h — hum— a very lively hustle,
Oppressions, Etc.
porker exploded with a loud noise, Miss."____________________________
T P Hanly, Riverton............... 3 00 Melissa Saunders, deceased, a county of board«, plnoks and sections in
and a portion of its flesh was after­
W L Hood, Rowland.............. 3 00 charge, following expenses paid by many shapes and forrap, o f the Or-
Boston, Mass., Jan. 14.— A peti­ wards picked up on an adjoining
John L Wagner, Rowland.. . . 3 00 G W Canning, supt. poor farm: pgon myrtle, the finest cabinet wood
M r s . S h e p p a r d 's
T C Faucet Rowland.............. 3 00 Sol Spurgeon, $16.25; O Dodge, for in the world, far more beauliful tion which has been presented to farm.
F A Golden, South Marshfield 6 00 rent, $6; Mrs Bryan, nursing §1); than any he exhibited at the late the legislature and referred, haR a
Mothsr—“
Charlie,
yon
said
you’d
J Nelson, South Marshfield .. (i 00 Mrs C Smith, nursing, $8; G IV exposition here. He visited the deeper significance than is indicated
beeu to Sunday-school.”
Charlie
Jo in Snyder, South Marshfield G 00 Canning, expenses, $2.50; total, whole myrtlo belt on Coos bay and by its title. It is a petition pre­
(with a far-away look )—“ Yes’ m.”
the
Coquille
from
Bandon
to
Co-
sented
l>y
Representative
Hayes
of
A D Boone, Sumner................ 3 00 $41.75. There is a balance remain­
Mother— “ How does it happen that
T Coke, Sumner...................... 3 00 ing iu bis hands of unsold articles quille City, thence to Myrtle Point Lowell and sigued by Augustine
your hands smell fishy?" Charlie
Wm Lawhorn, Sumner.......... 3 00 amounting to $57.70. Claims due and back to Coos bay, Marshfield Thompson, general manager of a —“ I ------1 carried home tbe Sun­
COR. F IR S T AN D H A L L STS.
Joel Patterson, South slough 3 00 N G W Perkins, $3.25, nnd G IV and Empire City, and thence to well-known patent nerve food man­
day-school paper, aud the outside
Geo Wasson, South slough.. 3 00 Canning, $3.50. Total claims against Cape Arago. At the latter point, in ufacturer of Lowell, for a hearing
Near R. It. Depot,
n marshy place Dear the ocean, he by the house of representatives with is all about J odb I i and the whale."
A B Cullvor, South slo u g h ... 3 (III said estate, $6.75.
Ordored that
COQUILLE CITY. OBEGON.
was
surprised
to
find
a
large
patch
an
opportunity
to
prove
charges
Jasper—“Lend me $10, will you,
B Roberts, Ten-mile................ 3 00 he sell said chattels belonging
Audrew Olsen, Ten-mile........ 3 (10 to estate, and after paying said of the pitcher plant, Daringtonia, involving alleged “injurious, oppres­ old chap?" Jumpuppe— “ In gold
MOST-CLASS FAKE, by the »inala
California
which
belongs
on
the
sive and illegal acts and customs, in or ill Silver?” Jasper— “ Either, F
............................
r weal,
day or time bonrdore.
Stephen Johnson, Ten-mile.. 3 (HI claims, pay balance into county
eastern slopes of the coast range, vogue in the courts of the common­ I GOD t CHTfì WInch.
Jumpuppe
rooms, with clean and comfort*
treasury.
Clerics of election—
Siskiyous and headwaters o f the wealth for the illegal enrichment of — “ Get out! I won t lend ft cent I able bedding.
Bids for superintending infirmary
W F Holson, Coon riv e r.. . . $ 3 00
Sacramento.
It has never been the officers of the courts.”
ton man who straddles ou the j
and
Anson Rogers, Coos river.. . 3 00 and poor farm—
heard o f so near the coast, and
Iu an address accompanying the financial question.
made known ou application.
Geo
W
Stevenson
(and
pro­
0(1
Geo Griffin, D ora..................
3
could not have reached there nat­ petition Mr. Thompson states that
ceeds of all surplus but­
G G Swan, Dora ................
3 00
urally, and ¡Mr. Johnson concludes certain Boston lawyers were engaged
ter made)........................... $400 00
S H Holmes, Deer Park. . . . 3 00
that the ludmns must have carried to act as counsel for the company
E C Green, Deer Park.......... 3 00 John W Offield........................400 00 it there nnd transplanted it Dear which he represents and that the
I Hacker, Empire City.......... 6 00 Joshua Nelson........................420 00 their villnges, so that they could charges of the lawyers were so
Eugene Pannenberg, Empire 6 00 John Chandler........................ 45G 00 admire it while they were eating heavy that the company refused to
Financiers and Railway Officials
S S Endieott, E nchanted... 3 00 Geo W Canning (nnd furnish
clams.
pay them. Suit was entered for the
7 cows for the use nnd ben­
B R Banning, E u ch a u tcd ... 3 00
MRS.
0.
A.
KELLY,
Proprietor,
In the same region he found a recovery of the fees and after con­
advise investors to buy
efit of the poor farm ).. .. 500 0(1
Webb Mast, Burton Prairie.. 3 00
strange tree totally unknown to him siderable litigation a judgment was HIVEKTON, COOS COUNTY, OKEGON.
G W Norris, Burton Prairie. 3 00 D S McCampbell................. 400 00 but which he has found to be a
awarded the plaintiffs. Mr. Thomp­
Railway & Dock
A T Livingston, Bandon. . . . G 00 Mrs Eva M Hermann........... 425 00 native of California, but rare there.
J^V E R YTH IN G NEW AND NEAT, AND
son states that the case wns carried , ^ Talll(m a a p p Ht d w ilD th e b e e t iu th e
J
W
Moss...............................
365
00
W C Wrcnshall, B a n d o n ... . G 00
rp.
.
,,
It is au evergreen tree, with glossv to the supremo court and denied market
upon the examination ,
J
W B Beebe, Coaledo............
G 00 , 4he u court
ij
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i leaves like those of the evergreen the poor equality before the law uud i He«ulnr board and lodRin«, $4 per week;
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(«epK*
Win E Pike, Coaledo............ G 00 of each bid and inquiring into tbe oak,
i#!
aud , ......
was iu
full 1.1
bloom
that the department o f justice in
7 a C Straug, Coquille C ity .. .
G 00 qualifications nnd fitness of the bid­ uary. 'J he flowers are verv strange sustaining such extortion was violat­
Now selling at $10 per share.
J W Leneve, Coquille C ity.. G 00 ders, nnd considering the net value and interesting. The buds before ing constitutional law. Mr. Thomp­
They sav it will soon sell at $60,
of
the
benefit
and
use
of
seven
cows
Win N Ross, Coos City........
3 00
they expand somewhat resemblethe son alleges that his exceptions were
and eventually sell above its par
C Lester Smith, Coos C ity.. 3 00 to bo at least $15 per head, or rattle of a rattlesnake, which ex­ overruled. Therefore the justices
value of $100.
B F Cope, Four-mile............ 3 00 $105, accepts the bid of G W Can­ pand with racemes, a little like the
of the supreme court are charged
Write for full information to
C F Blmnenrother, Four-mile 3 00 ning as the lowest and best bid.
blossoms of the maple trees along by the petitioner “ with aiding ami
GKO. W. DUNN A G O ., B ank kb ?.
Geo W Beale, Lake..............
3 00 F.XPEND1TUI1ES IN MATTER OF IND1GENTS. the streets here, but much longer,
II Wall S tr e e t New York.
abetting extortions; aiding nud
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C D McFarlin, Lake..............
3 00 Dr J T McCormnc care of
six to eight inches, and every little abetting in barring people from
T R Spencer, L ibby..............
3 00
Chas Mack, from Oct. 12
SALES AGEN1 FOB
cluster of three flowers has a sort approaching the court and redress
J McKenna, Newport............ 3 Oil
to 2 d ................................ $ 35 75 of olive-colored hool surrounding their wrongs; assisting to establish
Wanamaker
& Brown.
J D Bennett, Missouri..........
3 00 Dr J T McCormac, care of
and protecting them, the flowers a privileged class; denying the peo­
UI IH, Overcoats, Mackintosh**, made
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R L M eekly, Missouri..........
3 00
J W Herbert, from Nov.
measure and guaranteed per­
to your me*
being o f a creamy white. The ra­ ple equality before the law; com­
Hatmfactory, or money refunded.
S C Giles, Myrtle Point........
6 00
3d to Dec. 10.................... 137 75 cemes present a beautiful and sin­ pelling poor people to submit to fectly aatiafacfc
RS. A. O. AIKEN HAS NOW A COM-
Will call at all points
on the river.
rxi
nlete and fn«hionnhl« Block o f.M il-
L A Roberts, Myrtle Point. . 6 00 Dr J T McCormac, visits to
gular appearance, as if the little oppression ami wrong and to pur­
Oall and nee the special bargains con
linery at Loneve’« drug «tore.
John Porter, North Coos river 3 00
t.iim*d
in
the
beautiful
line
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f
samples
Turner in jail, $20; cash to
hoods with flowers in them hud chase protection at extortionate ¡offered by the well-known firm of Wann-
COMPLETE STOCK-EVERYTHING
W S Bunch, North Coos river 3 00
Herbert, 75c....................
20 75 been strung on a thread to form a rntes.”
I maker & brown.
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NEW.
S D Magnes, Norto Marshfield 6 00 Dr J T McCormac, medicine
sort of chain. Tbe tree grows
It is also alleged that the defend­
W P Murphy, North Marhsfd 6 00
furnisbed to J W Herbert
from 10 to 20 feet in height, with ants “ are guilty of illegal usurpa­
Alex Stauff, Norway............ 3 00
from Sept 11 to Oct 1 1 ..
7 25 large spreading tops and light gray tions, grave misdemeanors, extor- T o tíre XTnfortmaate Large Assortment,
W C Bullard, Norway..........
3 00 Dr J T McCormac, cash fur­
Seasonable and
bark. The wood is very hard ami | ¿[„ns, oppressions and divers mali-
N CMedly, P ark ersbu rg.... 3 00
nished Mack for fare to
toagh, light in odor on the outside,; cious acts; that these defendants
Up to Date.
Dr
Gibbon
A J Radabaugh, Parkerbrug 3 00
Coquille City.....................
75 and the heart wood nearly as black |,nve j0jn(Mi themselves to an asso-
Call early and make selection and Ret
This
old
reliable
and
E W Fahy, Randolph.......... 3 00 W F Elrod, expenditure in
prices —at Leneve’ s druR store.
as ebony. The hark is as bitter as | rjati„n knowr as the‘Massachusetts
most puccessful spec­
MBS. A. G. AIKEN.
A H Hultin, Randolph.......... 3 00
taking Johnson children
ialist in Wan Frnr cis­ oct*>)
quinine, and is evidently rich in Bar,’ ami they have conspired with
co, still continues to
O A Kelly, Riverton..............
3 00
to Coquille City..............
4 75 medicinal properties. The scien­ the members of the said bar to
euro all Sexual and
W D Roberts, Riverton........
3 00 John Snyder, boarding Mrs
tific name o f tbe tree is “ Garrya obtain special privileges for them­
Seminal Diseases,
G o to W i l s o n ’s
such as Gonorrhea,
Robert P Carman, Rowland. 3 00
Josie Gilbert.....................
6 75 Eliptica.” but there appears to be selves and for their own rapid en­
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Cass M Hermann, Rowland.. 3 00 Neissl & Preuss, medicine
no common name for it. Heon in richment, their extortionate fees
Syphilis, in all its
Geo Ross, South Marshfield. 6 00
£ forms. Skin Diseases.
furnished Wm Turner and
the middle of January, with its having not been earned.”
N e r v o u s Debility,
F M Friedberg, S Marshfield 6 00
J Whitney........ ............ 9 00 bright, glossy foliage and nnmer-
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FOR ALL KINDS OF
Irr.potency, Seminal Weakness and I joss o f
J B Dully, Sumner................. 3 00
Manhood, the consequence of self-abuse
In the^ matter of W m Beckett, de- j ous clusters of singular and beau­
Physician at Receiving Hospital and excesses producing the following symp­ Blacksmith and Wagon Work,
A A Masters, Sumner..........
3 00 ceased, following sums allowed—
tiful flowers, it is a very striking
Horse Sinking, and all kinds
(to ambulance driver— "W here are toms: Sallow countenance, dark spots un­
| Geo Cook, South slo u g h .. . . 3 00 Sami .Smith, boarding and
Farm Machinery and Plow
plant. Another tree found in that
der the eyes, pnin in the head, rinding in
Driver
(
who
has
von
going
now
:
work a specialty.
Geo Chard, South slo u g h .. . 3 00
the ears, loss of confidence, diffidence in
caro.................................... 10 00 Rection is the “ Myrca California,1
in«
strangers,
palpitation
of
the
,
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r< ?, ' T ™ ,
mat brought in injured citizen)— , Hppronchins
! W F Bowron, Ten-mile........ 3 00 j Cal Shields, boarding and
: a 1I p * J.r
bayberry, or wax myrtle, also called
,mck Jto pick I)p the hT»rt.w »k0
ikness of the limbs and back, loss JAMES |WHET8TONE. ManaRer.
j Jas Hibbard, Ten-mile.......... 8 00 I care.................................... 55 00
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r ’ _ l ot memory, pimples on the face, coughs,
Thej ,
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by some
willow. ^ a■
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n com- 1
| ^«orajHtom.le.
A. C. WILSON.
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lnltcoto»
consumption, etc.
i •
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three people l 1 mu
Bringing in election returns—
j J P Easter, medicine and
wood is very ypllow, more so than
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Proprietor.
I DK. GIBBON has practised in Han Fran­ octao)
W S Bunch,North Coos rivor$ 7 00 i medical attendance........
23 00 ; that o f the Vhittim wood. S p ed . I in8 bure with tho
cis»» over 30 years an J th»»se troubled should
the bon-
Peter Robertson, Lake.......... • 2 80 , N O W ’ Perkins, medicine..
3 0 0 1 mens ot the w o o d , bark, foliage
“ Why do you have so many la..- I not fail to consult him and receive noe.
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WOOL!
The W OOL!
j T N Johnson, Coos City........
2 40 .J L Lcwellen, casket..........
10 00 and fruits of these trees were sent v^rs?” ftskea one corporation pres-
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others fail. Trj
Try him.
Josh Nelson. South Marshfd 1
W Horsfall, professional ser­
to the forestry department to bo sx- ¡dent o f another. “ T o fill vacan- CUBES GUARANTEED, h i m i n n d
W « arc p .jin # the highest market price
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horn«. Charges reamnable.. Call or
j J B Sneddon, Newport........
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vices and medicine fur­
axined to see what valuable prop, ! cies in . the
federal judiciary, ” wns at
for
wool, »pot caab on delivery, at Bandon.
,r wool
writ«.
Dit. i . T. GIBBON.
iSOtf1 BANDON WOOLEN M ILLS I ( CO.
I E J Coffelt, Coos river.......... 3
nished Mrs Johnson........
t>2T. Kearney »(root, S«n Francisco, Cal. JnnSOtfl
13 75 ( erties they contain.
The Coos | the reply. “ It pays to own a court
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Boarding House,
The Riverton Hotel Many Prominent Batters,
a
TAILOR-MADE
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Millinery.
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