Fresh milk at Stanley’s.
*
J. II. Eudubaugh was down on
business yesterday.
r i ' K S D A V . MAU. 9, 1897Ì
Don’ t forget the bon bon ball
next Saturday night.
R E G U L A R T R A IN S
The schooner Antelope cam o in
o n d a VK, w e d n e b d a y h a n d f u i
over the liar Sutoluy.
days will ruu ua follows:
Arrive
lien ve
I
Turn out for chicken supper at
12.80 p. ra.
8 ou u
Marshfield
Masonic hall, at 0:30 o ’clock.
Leave
V tri 19
M
t.ao
10.00
I COQUILLE CITY
I
Myrtle Point
ll.(X)a. ra.
10.30 “
L O C A L ITEM S.
Additional loculs ou 2d page.
The bon-bon ball next Saturday
night.
Ln giippn is having a run in
this section.
This steamer Coquille ltiver ¡3
looked for by all.
Miss Laura Barklow passed down
to Bnndon Inst Friday.
“ Everybody dance” — at the bon
bon ball Saturday night.
Johuson Bro’s are selling cheap,
for cash— and cash only.
*
VVe are getting our winter now
— rain and Bleet and snow.
Gas Buckingham came down
from Myrtle Point yesterday.
A. D. Wolcott, o f Marshfield,
came over on Monday’s train.
Mrs. Houghton, of Norway, took
the boat to Bnndon Inst Friday.
The steamer Coquille River left
San Francisco for Coquille last
Friday.
K. D. Gorham ,of the lower-river,
was shopping in town last Wednes
day.
A fine chicken supper for 25
cents, and rare musical treat, at
Masonic hall tonight.
Watch and jewelry repairing in
a workmanlike manner at thu low
est rates, by C. L. Gray.
*
M. J. Krantz, deputy assessor,
was in town yesterday. He is oper
ating on the river at present.
A good supper and nice musical
program for one price at Mnsonic
hall tonight. Don’t miss them.
At the school meeting at Myrtle
Point, Thos. Barklow was elocted
director nnd L. A. Roberts re
elected clerk.
Baker, the photographer, will
hold cabinet photos at $1.50 per
dozen this summer, from Myrtle
Point to Bandon.
*
C. E. McCann, a sawmill man
from below Bandon, was up at this
place part of Inst week. He lived
here for about a ypar.
Albert Skelly. son of W. P.
Skelly and formerly a Coquille boy,
is up from Ca'ifornin for the season.
He is visiting relatives here.
The Collegiate Institute resumed
yesterday, after a week’s vacation,
with a very good attendance. Oth
ers will be in during the week.
Tickets, 50 cents—bon-bons free
— nt the ball Saturday night. Best
of music, grand time; midnight
supper nt Mrs. Sheppard’s, at 25
cents per plate.
To make the hair grow a nnturnl
color, prevent baldness, and keep
the scalp healthy, Hall’s Hair
Renewer was invented, and has
proved itself successful.
The editor of the H erald ac
knowledges a serenade from a num
ber of young frieuds last Friday
night.
They were on their way
home from a rehearsal and included
our domicil among several. Thanks,
friends.
The Katie Cook has been thor
oughly overhauled and repaired at
Parkersburg, nnd is cow launched
and will he ready for work soon.
Capt. Csnghell, Ed Bean nud
•Tames Averill will start with her
for Rogue River about the middle
o f this week.
The president of the Coquille
Dairymen’s Union calls the annual
meeting of that body to be held in
this plnce on the 2d Monday in
next Month— April 12th— for the
purpose of electing officers for the
ensuing yenr, nnd to transact any
other business that may come
before the meeting.
Comrade Quick received a nice
present the latter part of last week
from a distance, being a handsome
scsrfpin, made from n nugget of
gold in its native condition.
He
thinks be knows the donor, but
received the present without any
wonl as to who forwarded it and
therefore reserves his judgment.
T. A. Walker helped Engineer
Nicholson in his recent geological
surveys in this section.
Among
other things found, was one o f the
government’s initial points, nt the
courthouse block, which had been
tampered with. A fine of $250 is
provided in such cases, for arrest
and conyiction of the pa-ty or
parties so meddling with or defac
ing these posts.
Tea is better fresh— if it
isn’t, what docs the grocer
mean by telling you that he
has some tea just come
from abroad?
Fresh doesn’t mean just
picked; it means just roast
ed.
S c h illin g 's B e s t is
roasted as fast as your gro
cer wants it— no faster—
San Francisco.
A Company
mncisco
#53
Read the H erai - d ’ s great clubbing
offers— the best over offered.
Archv McNair, o f Myrtle Point,
on out streets yesterday.
Fine music by Gray’s orchestra
Saturday night at the bon-bon ball.
Glenn Cox of Bnndon returned
from a trip to Marshfield yesterday.
D. L. Watson, jr ., o f Marshfield,
came over yesterduy and went to
Baudon.
Miss Nellie Figg has been chosen
teacher of the Fishtrap school for
the coming term.
J. J. Stanley will start a bran
new milk wagon April 1st. Save
him your orders.
The schooner Parkersburg was
towed to this place this morning
by the tug Triumph.
Rev. J. S. McCain will hold ser
vices next Sunday at Masonic bull,
at 11 a. ra. and 7 :30 p. ra.
Drugp, family medicines, station
ery aud garden seeds kept in stock
at the Coquille Pharmacy.
*
whs
James Averill whs in town yes- j
teiday.
The steamer Albion went out
Sunday.
J. J. Stanley wants to buy a few j
choice dairy cows.
*
Best of bacon nt Johnson B io ’s,
also eastern honey-drip syr up.
*
The World Almanac is for sale
nt this office foi only 25 ceuts.
B. E. Nosier has received a large
nud choice stock of tobacco nnd
cigars.
*
The summer term o f public
school will begin next Monday a
week— March 22d.
—To borrow, $400, on 3
or 5 years’ time; good security.
Apply at H erald office.
At Dr. Moore’s Coquille Fliar-
macy you will find prices to corre
spond with the depressed value of
your produce.
*
W
anted
Gravel Ford Items.
i
nO Q U ILLE
^ COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
Gravel Ford, March 6.— M. O
Hoatou of Bridge neighhorhooj
visited the Shiloh district Monday,
the 1st.
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M im ic McCloskey will teach the
EW OWNERSHIP,
Gravel Ford school the comiug
NLA HOED FACILITIES.
EW IMPROVEMENTS,
term. We wish her success.
E W FACU LTY,
John Porter has taken posses
W IT H ability to make them larger, and a 8 1 0 0 0 l i l B R A R Y , should
sion of G. 0 . Swan’s plnce, while
hu rely induce citizens of Coo«, Curry and western Douglas counties to
week educational Advantages near home. Our Faculty will be teachers
<3. G. is clenring some of his hot- !
of vears of experience in some of our beat Eastern Colleges.
tom laud.
M. O. Steralpr will most cer-1 T H E N wo can help you, if yon can do carpenter1» work, or if y> ou can
tainly get the Shiloh school the j help supply provisions, or whatever it be, toward building or k < •ept»N
up the school. fST’ Let us hear from you at on oe.^^l
comiug term. Wo hope he may, | SCHOOL
W IL L OPEN SEPTEMBER 1 4 T H .
Having purchased,
because he wns liked so well some; not only the property, but also “ All good-will and attendant et cetera»,11
we lope for the return of the old boarders ns well ns manv new ones.
years ngo.
Add re*«,
KEV. J. L. FUTRELL,
Weekly and Mi card have beeu ' ju lltf)
Coquille City, Oregon.
toiling faithfully for the last two j
weeks, so I have heard. Boys, I i
guess (hat is not quite so nice as j
going to college where you can talk
to the gills every day.
Miller & Son have bnnked their
saw-logs ready for a higher tide, soj
that they can run out into deeper
water and land them below.
Assessor Hausen and Deputy
Krantz Btarted out on tlieir official
HAS AND W ILL KEE1> CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL STOCK OF
work the 1st ot the mouth.
The Shiloh school district still
holds its own. ih e attempt to
ni3rge two (D is1 riots No. 48 and 32)
into one is fiddlesticks; it is too
A GOOD STOCK OF WALL-PAPER AT LOWEST PRICES.
far for children to have to go four
miles to school.
J im L exiton
- W E ALSO HAVE —
N
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for its (¡real leaven-
inn strength and healthfulties*.
Aaaures the food naainat aluin
nnd all forma of adulteration
common to the cheap hrnnda.
K oval U akino F owdbb Co..
New York.
E"
Coquille
p U R N IT U R E ^ -
The Christian Sunday-school will
She Was Out of Coal.
conduct an Easter service, and has
iu preparation n very pleasing pro The steamer Coquille River, which
gram of song and literary numbers. was reported off Point Arena short
Do not fail to send for a setting of coal last Tuesday, was towed
of Silver-Laced Wyandotte eggs. into port Ibis morning by the Alli
They are taking the lead ns uu all ance. The disabled stetimer was
purpose fowl. See ad. o f Mountain on her way down the coast with a
load of lumber, when she encoun
View Poultry & Stock Farm,
tered strong head winds. So fierce
Several first-class Dairying nnd i WR8 the
)o t|lftt for tweuly-four
Agricultural papers are offered free hours no headway was made,
for one yenr to cash subscribers o f ; through the engines were runinug
Coffins, Burial Caskets, etc., and do Undertaking and Embalming on
{Marshfield Sun.)
the H e r a l d .
Make your selection j at |heir Kreatesl speed. All of the
short notice.
J. P. Goodman went down to from our splendid clubbing lists.
Win.
Carlson,
who
wns
badly
CO(l, wna con8llme(j ftI,d over 1000
JSyGeneral Repair and Cabinet work done at store
Prosper yesterday to plaster the
burned at the Beaver Hill mine
F or S ale , or L ease — A splendid feet of the load o f lumber went some six weeks since, is spending a
iste’-iu I. O. O. F. Building, and we guarantee satis-i®«
new residence of A. Pershbuker.
blacksmith and wood-work shop, ¡into the furnaces. The tug Sea few days in town. It will be a long
Bay-faction in every lin e.-ia
Handsomely and artistically en two forges, first-class location, nud Queen, which was sent from this
larged photographs at home. See supplied with necessary tools and . city to find the steamer, missed her i time before he will be able to go to
Charley Zevely, at H e r a l d office. machinery. Apply and learn par - 1 in the thick weather, and the Alli- | work again.
Dr. Avers 1ms n preparation to T H E
H e b al d O ff ice . ] a nee found her with fires almost
The largest and best stock of ticulars from the
preserve
wood against the ravages
out.— Examiner, Mar. 4.
cigars and tobacco ever brought to
F. A. White has received his
of the destructive terredo. He
Coquille City just received by B. stock and is now prepared to do
j claims it n success and says he has
Our Public Schools.
E. Nosier.
* shoemakiDg nud mending, harness
I been offered a handsome sum for
Tonight will be given I he chicken repairing, etc., of every kind.
rigbt.
The school board met last F r i-!
supper aud musicale. Either part Shop— First street between Nosier’»
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nii, _____
lu allfi _____________
transacted important
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The marsbalship litgation has
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ui
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;in.
I
.
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0
.
ill
of"*
of the program will be well worth livery stable and W ilson s new | business, including approval of the j assumed a new phase. H. W. Dun-
the whole cost.
blacksmith shop.
* d erij’g bond, coming to an under-! ham’s attorneys have served notice
Dr. Jennings, dentist, and wife | The Labor Exchange meeting standing regarding ways and rnenne, | upon counsel for W. F. Elrod that
arrived at this plnce, via Drain and j was fairly enthusiastic lost night, the summer school term, and the they will move on tbe 15th (before
COQUILLE CITY, OR.,
the bay, last Friday, proceeding at Next Monday night is the regular selection of teachers for tbe school, the supreme court) for on order
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n W O l n t . ■ 1 t
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Tx n 4 „ n 1
Mrs.
Boutell’s
bond
as
clerk
was
j
dispensing
with
printed
abstracts,
monthly
meeting
o
f
the
board
of
once to the lower river.
directors, and others will meet with set nt $3000, and her salary at $25. briefs, etc., as is the usual custom, Corner Second and Taylor Streets,
Lumber lmd been delivered nnd
She had no trouble filling her b on d ,! nud that the case be tried immedi-
work wns begun on the bridge to them, as also two committees that and she is an intelligent, efficient,: ntely ou oral argument. Dunham’s
were
appointed
last
night.
West Sido last week. It will now
painstaking official.
I attorneys also ask for $500 dam-
Severnl of our “ crack shots” —
certainly bo finishsd.
A term of three mouths' summer ages,
and others are invited—will meet
Prof. M. O. Hawkins, teacher
school wns agreed upon, beginning I
’
'
at our Colleginte Institute, mnde a I nt 0 . L. Gray’s next Friday even tbe 3d Monday of the present.
The Coquille Dramatic Club
ing to organize a rifle club, under
visit to Ins father’s, in Curry county, \
March 22d.
!
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IF WE H A V E N ’T GOT
Creedmoor rules. It is expected month—
There were 13 applications n 3 jGnve its initial entertainment at
lust week during vacation.
other towns and neighborhoods will teachers, and doubtless every one Masonic hall last Saturday night to
W H A T YOU WANT.
Ralph Edmunds closed bis term orgnuize nud thnt coutests can be
worthy and fully qualified. Prof, i» large aud enthusiastic audience.
of school nt Arago ou the 2Gth nit. arranged for future occasions.
M.
O.
Hawkins
was
selected
f
o
r
]
The
play,
“
Little
Goldie,
or
Ih
e
He gets the school again, term to
Buy an “ Arlington” high-arm the prineipalship, at a salary of $55 1 Child of the Camp, ’ is a comedy-
begin 1st Monday iu May.
self-threading sewing machine, of per month; Claud Nosier was cbo-!dram a of considerable merit as to
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Parties wishing marriage li the “ New Home” pattern, war sen for Ihe intermediate grade, at a ! characterization nud illustrative of
Don't
fail
to
call
at
the
Pharmacy.
Yon
will find a full stock o l Sta
censes can obtain the same through ranted for 10 years— a $05 machine salnry o f $45 per month; and Miss life in gold camps, which, in course
tionary. Tablets nud School Supplies on baud.
D. F. Dean at Coquille City. A p nnd as good ns the best high-priced Mary Quick was selected for the ° f '»me. S ^ w
importance nnd
ply with witness at least a day or two machine made— for only $18.50! primary school, nt $35 per month. ■ invite within their environments
before the documents are needed. * Send through the H e r a l d , or order
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' the avants courier of civilization— [ p r e s c r i p t i o n s S c i e n t i f i c a l l y "’F 'i l l e c i . ’'
[Bandon Recorder.I
the school teacher, doctor, lawyer,
Rev. Mr. Horsfall, Episcopalian; direct by sending the coupon m
DR. J. BURT MOORE, Proprietor.
The woolen mill wns short of colonels, majors and the usual social
minister at the hay, will conduct ser- I the ndvertismeut on our first page.
wool again this week nnd was elements. George Leach, as Judge
vices at the Christian church in | Rend the advertisemeut.
this place next Suudnv, morning
F. L. Gilman, the ship carpentpr obliged to shot down a day or two Perkins, was immense, nud lost
nothing iu popularity as an actor.
nnd evening, at the usual hours. aud boat-builder, who just com until a steamer arrived.
The public is cordially invited.
The fever lias left town, and all Tl.e other parts, also, were unusu
pleted the new little river steamer,
ally well sustained and each re
The steamer Albion reached the j "Ralph,” for Capt. Clark Bullard, the patients are getting better. ceived merited applause. Ander
H. .J. T U T T L E , P R O PR IET O R .
wharf nt this place last Thursday | passed down to Bandon iu his little The mumps still hold on and now son Lnmb, as Joe Harwood, a squnr
evening, about G o'clock. She had | sail-boat, “ Alice,” last Wednesday, aud then a new case is reported.
man, played well; Frank Strang, ns
William Wallen was elected di-
on a good load o f freight for this lie expects to take a contrnct at!
Bummer Jones, H. M. Nosier, nn
AVING LEASED THIS N EW , COMMODIOUS AND M ODERN H O ST L E R Y,
Bnndou
for
the
buildingof
asmnll
!
eetor
and
J.
B.
Inman
clerk
of
river, including lunch for this
I am now prepared to entertain the traveling public in first-class
Irishman, Fred Nosier, as Harold
style, with the very bent of accommodations and at most reason
place and other points on the upper- schooner for a whnling party. I school district No. 29, at Two-mile, Godfrey, captain of the Black
able
rates.
Tables supplied with the best the market affords.
After this is through, or iu case of j hist Monday, at the auuual school
river which wns unloaded here.
Hawks, each sustained their parts SAMPLE ROOMS for Commercial mon,
no boat to build, he will proceed j meeting.
i roomy aud centrally located.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS and Term«
admirably. Miss Birdie Nosier, as
Miss Fannie Moore, who has con in his little boat
for Families and Theatrical Troupes.
to Chetco for a j On Sunday a n d
on M.
“ Little Goldie,” the pride of the Rates—$1 to $2 per day.
ducted one of the grndes in the time, and Inter again return to lh is jtj(ly nn tetnpt wns again
made to launch
camp,
mnde
.a
decided
hit.
while
Collegiate Institute nt this plnce section.
a.
• K
I f into
■ . the
il
I
I .
His little sail-boat is 24x ' ! i l
la g o o n hut Miss Marie Nosier and Mrs. Lou
for two terms, leaves for her home 7 feet, a very pretty model and light
A. O. W H E E L E R ,^
a ll!" ’
nt Meridian, Miss., on tire steamer and swift. Many citizens viewed both failed. Ou Tuesday, however, j Nosier each did well. All
-
, i t ll 0 boat Was successfully floated ID I flip tilnv nrnverl vpiv p ittor tn inin ct
Coquille River this week. Miss M.
the little craft while she was moored < i,e W o o n where she will remain i
1
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i,
i
i , ^
(Successor to J. 1\ Messer,}
is a good tencher, and leaves many at the wharf last Wednesday morn-11 .!
oujoyal.le. Leach s orchestra
for
two
weeks
cr
until
the
tides
are
j
furnished
very
entertaining
music
LIVERY
warm friends to regret her depar ing.
ARID FEED ST A B L E S ,
larger
during the program.
ture from our midst.
HEAR
o
f
n e w h o t e l COQUILLE C ITY , OREGON.
At the animal school meeting on
The H e r a l d ' s offer o f thnt
A Surprise Donation Party
Monday Elbert Dyer was elected
From
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L
IX T E A D Q U A R T E R S OF C IT Y E X P R E S S .
Attendance at wharf
splendid agricultural paper, The
to succeed R. H. Rosa, whose term
After the bigfire in Cripple Creek. I ü
nnd depo, t0 all »teiunor* nnd
a traina, and general tmulinx promptly and carefully
Farm, Field nnd Fireside, of Chi Was given nt K. V. Millard’s res o f office expired, and W. 1>. Shoe I took a very severe cold and tried ; transacted,
cago, and a selection of 20 pnekets idence, nenr the Methodist church, maker wns elected to fill the unex many remedies without help, the
of flower, vegetable or field seeds in this place, Wednesday evening pired term of Robert Walker, cold only becoming more settled.
W h o eon think
Church Directory.
o r som e sim ple
— nil worth $4—for only $2.25, is a of last week. It was a complete resigned. M. 1. Swift wns chosen After using three small bottles of
thing to patent?
p •rotect
r o t e c t y o ou
Id e a « : ; thej
th ey m ay b rin g you w ealth.
u r Mean
special offer and may lie withdrawn success in every respect, being n to Berve ns cleik for the curreut Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, both
______________________________
ittp
rite JOHN W
WEDDEHBt
EDDEHBuRN
A CO., Patent A
t t r r-
-
1HRISTIAN CHURCH, Coqnille City. W /rite
Ington, 1>. C., fo r tbolr $1.800 prize o ffe r
Washing;
soon.
Bring or send $2.25, if n thorough surprise to Mr. Millard year.
J Preach ing 1st and îki Lord1» day* in Beys.
the cough nnd cold left me, and in
and n ew liai o f on e thousand Inventions w anted.
each month, at 11 o'clock a. in. and 7:30
new subscriber, nnd get this unus and family, and in ministering!
On Fpliurnry 18 the schooners this high altitude it takes a merito p. ra. Sunday-school every Sunday at 10
ual offer; or, if in arrears several , liberally aud cheerfully of the
clock a. m. Pray*r-meeting every Wed
Parkersburg
and Antelope left San rious cough remedy to do any good. o’
years, pay up nnd get this premium, j good things of this life. Besides
nesday evening.
0 . A. S tink , Minister.
Francisco for this port nnd they — G. 15. H enderson , editor Daily Ad
“ I>r. Strange is nt Yaquina this! the attendance was oveittowiDg, had hardly got clear o f the heads vertiser. For sale by R. S. Knowlton,
aU B B IR D .
week en route for Coquille City. I being participated in by many o f when a squall struck them. They druggist.
AS on hand a fine atock of
H atnkh -O hangh —At Marshfield, March 3,
We all know him to be a good den- j his church members ns well as turned and ran back to the city.
1807, by K hv . George Gillespie, Frank
Mr. Elwell—Isn’t it strange, but Haynes nnd Mias Urn E. Chance.
tist and that he does only the best | friends of the congregation, includ The Parkersburg stood up to the
of work, anil that his charges are ing so mnny young people who ] wind but iu so doing lost lier main true, nevertheless, that the biggest
Including
non*.
only about one-hnlf thnt others: went nrmod with sacks of floor, | sail and was driven 100 miles south fools always marry the prettiest H abbinoton —At Bandon, March 4,1807, to U
n
d
e
r
w
e
a
r
,
O
vm
liiri.x, T
ies, E
te.
girls?
Mrs.
Elwell—Oh,
now
go
on,
bneoD,
beans,
sugar,
coffee,
etc.,
charge. He ur.es eueait e, the latest!
Mr. and M tr . A. L . Harrington, a son.
of the Golden Gate ami came near ; you flatterer.
J oroknshn —At Bnndon, Feb. 20, 18ÍJ7, to
aud only harmless remedy used iu j etc., to the exteut thnt these drifting ashore before the mainsail
- ALSO-
Air. and Mrs. J. Jorgensen, a son.
extraction. Cocaine is out'of date I latter were crowded out from their could be repaired.
Dress Trimm ngs and L inings
in conr ection »tore.
and not used but by back numbers. social functions aud retired to the
AR N IN G .—Al! hunting parties or in
Eucaine is absolutely harmless and \ residence o f Mr. and Mrs. D. F.
A
share
of
the
public’ s patronage is kindly
dividual hunters, with or without
Riverton Ridings.
Holicited.
perfectly safe aud the only remedy j Dean tor the balance of the even
dogR, are hereby warned to keep off my
H
T
T
wo
doors
east
of I. O. Ö. F. Hall.jjPJ
premises, or suffer the penalties of the law*
ever discovered thnt will produce ing. Here they indulged iu vocal
ninrO
3t
|
M.
J.
PENDLETON.
and instrumental music, games, Jliverton , March 8.— Once more
no bad effects.”
Treasurer's Notice.
plays, etc., till a convenient hour. the mines have resumed work, the
is hereby given to the public
o t ic e
If nsked the qncstion “ Have you Tbe older friends speDt the even steamer Albion having arrived with
that my son, Char lea A. Pendleton, ifl
>OTICE is hereby given that All oonnty
got n Btoruarh?” it would be safe on ' ing with the minister and his fam a cargo of freight nnd departed
of age, and I will not be responsible for any
orders endorsaq prior to February 14,
general principles, to answer “ Yes.” j ily in social converse, passing, alto with an entire cargo of coni.
debts he may contract, And 1 prohibit him I8!ll, will be pRid on presentation at my
from selling my property in any form.
office in Empire City. No interest will bo
But, if you nre sure of it, that is, if gether, a very pleasant visit.
The Coquille River is expected
‘ 4t] '
M. J. PENDLETON.
marl)
allowed niter Febrnary 9 1 ,18W7.
you over feel any distress after eat
in today. She will also take a load MILiK at all times.
W. W . HAYKH.
ing or any pains of whatever des- i
Treasurer.
o f coal. The B. B. Coul Co. is pre- i
ANTED—A lady partner, to corres
pond.
Must
be
of
good
Christian
cription in the/egion of the stomach,
pared to load even more vessels.
character; between 20 and 25 years of a«o.
Notice to Taxpayers.
yon have got something more than
d o w , provided ttie steamers make]
All correspondence confidential. Address,
an ordinary stomach; in other words, I
B. A. CHKLOIt,
no faster time than heretofore.
X E 8 for the yenr
ar* due and
In Tiieiv Season. f2o It | II kbalt ) B ox , Coquille City, Oregon. f| 1. W payable
you have got a diseased stomach.!
A brand, spanking new dray in
from Feb. 15, 1897, and will
The stomach is a powerful muscle,
become
delinquent
April
1,
1897.
On and
town drawn by mules. I tell you
J . J. S T A N L E Y ,
after that date three (3) per cent will be
and the proper remedy for a tired
we’ ll got there yet.
| added to the amount o f tax.
Sanford Ranch.
muscle is rest.
Try the Hhaker1
W. W. GAGE,
Yesterdny the news nrrived in
Sheriff and Tax-Collector of Coos county*
Digestive Cordial, for this product
town that a new comer had arrived
P
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Oregon.
ST
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not only contains food, which will
at the home o f J. D. Donaldson
nourish the system without any ,
AND STOCK FARM .
? ( ) R H.\LE—1
T wofnll-hlood Jeraey Balls,
nnd wife. Later we were told that
both elegible to registry for pure-blood,
work on the part of the diseased
it wns a pair o f girls. Come, now
! one yearling and one spring calf.
The
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organs, but it aids tbe digestion of
Joe; bring np the cigars.
| yearling can be bought for $40, and the
( 1-months1 old calf for $20.
Address th.e
other foods as well. You can test
At last we hnve a bill drafted for
CLEVELAN D , OREGON.
H ebald ofticn for particulars, or write
W IL L L E A V E
its value in your case for the trifling
the incorporation o f Riverton. A
JUDGE J. H. 8C H B O K D ER .
sum of 10 cents.
Sample bottles
Arago, Coos county, Oregon.
HAVE FOR SALE E re ., from my | jolv7tfl
petition to the legislature praying
San
Francisco
fo
r
Coquille
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P
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,
as
follows
at this prico nre enrried by all drug
for the passage of the bill is al-
Silver-Laced Wyandotte«,
^
O
K
MALE—#
© acres of All Bottom
gists.
ready signed by our 50 legal voters riu er d irect OuOUt M arch 1st.
Bilver-Snsngled Hamburg«,
Land.
mile south of Coqnille City,
Barred Plymouth Bock«.
|
on
bank
of
river:
18 acres in cultivation;
within the proposed corporate f$ / / / receive passengers and
Hingle-Comb Brown Leghorns,
1 good farm buildings; orchard, 200 prune
LAXOL is the best medicine for
Golden Polish.
trees—crop this year.
Plenty of apple
children. Doctors recommend it in
ler, what are you goin£ to do with
fOT Clll COQUll/6 riUCt I have also for sale some fine Poland trees for family orchard. Terms reason
China
Hogs.
Angora
Goat*,
etc.
able.
Address
U.
W.
STEVENSON,
place of Castor Oil.
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tl.it?
D onna A na .
points.
0. C. BENJAMIN,
; * f ’ Eggs, $1 for 12»
jnnlfitf]
Coqnille City.
STORE
BED-ROOM SUITES, # LOUNGES. SETTEES, © EXTENSION TABLES,
ROCKERS. CHAIRS, MOLDINGS, #
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, ETC.
Q O Q U IL L E
P H A R M A C Y
ia
m
Is the Coming Drug Store.
Will Supply It For You.
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WantGd-An Idea
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LooH Out
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por tlje Wagoi).
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Fruit aid Vegetables
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