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::::
1
....BARBERSH O P
....
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
-\ -----
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._____
0 .
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
- L a w ,
Rosebitrg. Oregon.
— i-t+
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 ,
•
. . . . .
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
i ■ ■ •
• . ‘
i leaves like those of the evergreen the poor equality before the law uud i He«ulnr board and lodRin«, $4 per week;
.........
- r„n
----- - in Jan
i-_
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•
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•
S in g le ite a U , SB o e u U .
(«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.
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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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