Coquille City herald., March 16, 1897, Image 3

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F r e s h m ilk ut S t a u le y ’ a.
Sumner Items.
The Supper and Musicale
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l’ M rs . H u d s o n is r e o i v e r i n g fr o m
h e r Into t ick ut as.
rjOQUILLE
^ COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
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Given by the W. C. T. U. at Ma-
Sumner, March 12 — Stormy
sonic hall last Tuesday night, for a weather and muddy roads,
M y r o n W ic k h a m n n d w ife c a u io
charity purpose, wne nicely man-
Frank Bowron is‘ preparing to
u p fr o m B a n d o n S a t u r d a y .
aged, well patronized and most move to Ten-mile,
R E G U L A R T R A IN S
ltead tk o H erald ’ s great clubbing
enjoyable. A table, bountifully
Miss Mary Black will teach the
ONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FUI-
offers— tko best ever offered.
M liilVH will run tin follows!
EW OWNERSHIP,
filled with good things, substantial Lep school this summer,
EW IMPROVEMENTS,
R S NLAliGED FACILITIES.
Den ve
I
and tempting, was spread ¡ d the
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Boon have
I9.a0p. m. 1 B e s t o f b a c o n ut J o h n s o n B t o ’a,
8 00 n. ni. I
Marshfield
EW FACULTY.
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upper hall at G:30 p. m. and caught returned from Fairview where they
L eave’
a ls o e a s t e r n h o n e y - d r ip s y r u p .
*
Arrive ** I
W ITH ability to make them larger, and a # 1 0 0 0 l . l l l l t A R T , eh
9.1)0
“ I COQUILLE
CITY ll.non. in.
Q ur p U^|j0 8C[j0 0 | w ill
b e g in
many a lauquisbing
appetite, have been visitiug Mrs. Norris, who
surely
induce
citizens
of
Coog,
Curry and western Douglas coaatirt to
10.30
10. (X) “ I
Myrtle Point
seek educational advantages near home. Our Faculty will be teachers
This interesting program proceeded ! is quite sick.
M o n d a y n e x t, fo r u 3 - m o u t h s ’ te rm .
o f vears of experience in some of oar best Eastern Colleges.
till 8 o’clock, when the musi-
Prof. D ooey’s singing school
L O C A L ITEM S.
Watch and jewelry repairing in
cal program was anqpunced in the will close iu about two weeks,
THEN we can help you, if yon can do carpenter’ s work, or if you iwn>
a workmanlike manner at the low­
help supply provisions, or whatever it be, toward building or keeping
main hall. The seats were well
Mrs. S. B. Sherwood is expected
Additional locals on 2d page.
j est rates, by C. L. Gray.
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up the school. ISgTLet us hear from you at once.
filled in expectancy, and for some- home from Los Angeles, California, SCHOOL
Uncle Tom Willard seems to be| Drugs, family medicines, station­
W ILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 1 IT H . Having purchased,
thing
over
an
hour
the
audience
where
she
has
been
visitiug
her
not
only the property, but also “ All good-will aud attendant et ceteras,”
growing weaker.
ery and garden seeds kept in stock
we lupe for the return of the old boarders as well as inauv new ones.
feasted
on
a
varied
and
entertain-
(.laughter,
Mrs.
Haiues.
J . J. Stanley wants to buy a few at the Coquille Pharmacy.
. Address,
REV. J. L. FUTRELL,
*
William Caveuangh will teach julTtf.)
ing rendition of solos, quartets and
Coquille City, Oregon.
Absolutely Pure.
choice dairy cows.
*
Handsomely and nrtisticnlly en­
the
Sumner
school,
beginning
the
choruses by the Coquille Choral
Johuson Bro’s are selling cheap, larged photographs at home. See
Celebrated for its great leaven­
first
Monday
in
May.
Society. The following numbers
ing strength and henlthfulness.
for cash— and cash only.
* Charley Zevely, at H erald office.
Arabie Boone has returned home
Assures the food against alum
were given:
and all forms of adulteration
The World Almanac is for sale
“ Uncle Bob’’ Lowe, of Prosper,
Anthem, full chorus -The Earth from the mines at Leland where
common to the olteap brands.
at this office fot ouly 25 cents.
he has been employed the past
was on our streets yesterday and
is the Lord’s.
R o y a l M a k in g P ow dku C o ..
New York.
Uncle Billy Way was very poorly was to remain a day or so visiting
Solo, He Was a Prince -Miss witter.
James Stock has rented the L.
yesterday morning, but is better friends here.
Zettn Messer.
Solo and chorus— Dem Walls of M. Noble farm at Sumner for two
since.
At Dr. Moore’s Coqnille Phar­ Prof. Doney, of Fairview, has been
Jericho; nolo by J. W. Sugg, and years, and will soon take posses­
B. E. Nosier has received a large macy you will find prices to corre­ in town a day or two.
sion.
and choice stock of tobacco and spond witli the depressed value of
Miss Ray Collier returned yester­ chorus by the society.
The Sumner aport who amuses
Solo, Flee as a Bird to Your
* day from a trip to Baudon.
cigars.
* your prodace.
HAS AND W ILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL STOCK OF
himself riding his bike on the
Mouutain— A. A. Leach.
The presbytery o f the Pres­
Harry Guerin moved from the
The M. E., south, will hold an
muddy
streets,
took
a
trip
to
the
Malequartet medley— Manhattan
Collier house yesterday to Zenie byterian church, including the Easter service ou the morning of
Quartet of Coquille City—Frank hay iu-6earch of clams otieday last
district of southwestern Oregon, Easter Sunday— April 18th.
Strang’s property.
Strang, Claude Nosier, Fred N os-, week.
W a n t e d — To borrow, $100, on 3 will meet in Oak'and, Douglas
Quite a number o f the Sutnner-
Baker, the photographer, will 1er and Anrou Wilson.
county,
on
April
13th.
A GOOD STOCK OF WALL-PAPER AT LOWEST PRICES.
or 5 yenra’ time; good security.
hold cabinet photos at $1.50 pe
Solo Hud chorus— We’ll Git ites attended the entertainment
Parties wishing marriage li­
Apply at H e u a l d office.
given
by
the
singing
school
at
dozen this summer, from Myrtle There, All the Same; feolo by J. S.
— WE ALSO HAVE —
J. J. Stanley will start a bran censes can obtain the same through Point to Baudon
MoEven and chorus by thesociety Fairview, assisted by the Suomer
Coffins,
Burial
Caskets,
etc.,
and do Undertaking and Embalming on
new milk wagon April 1st. Save D. F. Demi at Coquille City. Ap­
Solo, The Lost Child— W. 8. Dramatic Club and others, on the
Hall’s Hair Renewei cureB dan­
ply with witness at least a day or two
short notice.
him your orders.
Gtli.
Perry.
druff and scalp affections; ulso nil
tt^-General Repair and Cabinet work done at store
The grip has seized many o f before the documents are needed. *
Program
lasted
until
about
Solo, Jamie— Mrs. J. S. Conwell.
taOrin I. O. O. F. Building, aud we guarantee satis-ife*
Miss Fannie Moore, for the past cases of baldness where the glands
our citizens, and some of the older
Solo and chorus of male voices midnight, when an excellent lunch
which feed the roots o f the hair
“faction in every line.-®»
two
terms
a
teacher
at
onr
Collegi­
was served.
After supper the
ones are the worse of the handl­
—Exceptiug
when
1
Vote;
solo
by
ate Institute, took her departure are not closed lip.
Claud Nosier; chorus by A. A. dancing commenced, but though
ing.
Miss Belle Mntheny has returned Lencli, M. O. Hawkins, J. W. Sngg, the games was blocked for about
The largest and best stock of per steamer Coquille River last
cigars and tobacco ever brought to Saturday for her home at Meridian, from Douglas couuly to her home Aaron Wilson and J. S. McEwen. one-fifth of a minute by the Great T H E
at Mvrtle Point. She came to
Duet and chorus— The Deacon's Mogul with the long whiskers,
Coquille City just received by B. Miss.
F or S ale , or L ease —A splendid tliia place Saturday and visited Duty; duet by Mrs. Nora Good and other music was immediately pro­
E. Noaler.
Mrs. Conway, chorus by thesociety. vided Hnd the dance went on. And
Mrs. J. W. Lenevo returned yes­ blacksmith and wood-work shop, friends a tew days.
Solo aud chorus— Asleep on the the next day it snowed.
Beulah Chapter, No. G, O. E. S.,
terday from n week’s visit to .Mrs. two forges, first-class location, and
S usannah .
Grimes, lit Marshfield. She re­ supplied with necessary tools and held an unnsunlly spirited business Maintop; solo by J. S. McEwen,
ported the latter as being some machinery. Apply and learn par­ meeting last Friday night, at which and chorus by the society.
LHandon Recorder. I
The pieces were all well received,
ticulars from the
H erald O ffice . there was a very largo atteudance
better.
W. Taylor, W. Donk nnd M.
Ur. J. W. Strange is at Yaqnina
Peter Loggie, one of Bandon’s of members and four new candi-: while the Manhattan Quartet’s Hayter are washing out a test lot
dates
initiated.
After
the
business
medley
and
Mr.
Perry’s
comic
solo
of sand on the Parker place, a
and will come down on the Far- enterprising citizens, came up last
_
u ,, of miles east of town, this
couple
nllou on her next trip. Ills dutes Saturday from Riverton ou the new exercises the doors were thrown j were each encored.
C O Q U I L L E C I T Y , O R .,
to be at this place will be later an­ steamer Coquille River. Mr. L. is open to families nnd friends of the j Miss Marvin Lamb presided at j week_
members
and
a
few
invited
guests,
the
organ
in
a
charming
manner,
j
.
.
.
w
...
,
,
_
o„
■
nounced.
* officially connected with the Ban-
C o r n e r S e c o n d a n d T a y lo r S t r e e t s ,
for whom were spread two long The solos of Miss Zetta Messer,
' s' ^ L eh^°™ h” B “
A public meeting is called for don Block Coal Co. and was inter­
tables groaning under the weight of i Mr. Leach, Mr. Perry and M «• j I™ “ VV.
Thursday evening at Mercantile ested in loading the new steamer good things which had been pro-1 Conwell were each well sustained’
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hall, for the purpose of consider­ on her reaching Riverton from this tided for a social feast. The hill- by the organist in expression and | creek: 8 ,be wl11 return to Portland
place.
ing matters of importance. Every­
of-fare met a criticism of the most 1 harmony, and tde soveral pieces 1,1 ® ew °1B‘
body come.
Outgoing passengers on the
The steamer Moro came to this fastidious nad appeased the appe­ were well given and heartily ap­
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The warden of the penitentiary place from San Frnncisco last tite o f the hugriest. The balance plauded.
Albion Sunday were: John Snyder,
at Salem lias made his annual report Wednesday and discharged con of the evening was filled iu with
The Choral society was repre­ Chas. Hall, Geo. Fntcb, G. E.
I F WE H A V E N ’T GO T
o f that institution, and it includes j siderable freight. She received n music, marches and social chats. sented by ouly a portion of its mem­ Moulton, Mrs. Rnylaud and three
among its 300 prisoners three cred­ large quantity of bloom-handles
children,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ross,
Harry
bership, ns follows: Sopranos—
W H A T YOU W ANT,
The man who eats because he is
ited from Cous county.
from the factory here and 100 toDS
Mrs. Conwell, Mrs. Sugg, Mrs. Watson uud F. Nelson.
hungry
is,
thus
far,
on
a
level
with
Several first-class Dairying and of coal from our Stockman mine,
Good, Aliases Zetta Messer nnd
Last week Captain Snyder and
The man who stops
Agricultural papers are offered free at this place, the first large quantity the brutes.
Maude Noaler: altos— Miss Marvin crew, of the Triumph, planted a
eating the moment his hunger is T
i
, ...
n
,,
for one year to cash subscribers of shipped from here.
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Lamb and Miss Mamie Conwe) ; red starboard buoy on the rock iu
appeased
is
the
wise
man.
Nature
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the H erald .
Slake your selection
Judge Schroeder and County needs no more food than she calls tenores— A. A. Leach, J. W. Sugg, j the channel just inside the mouth
Don’t fail to call at the Pharmacy.
You will find a full stock of Sta­
from our splendid clubbing lists.
Commissioners Boss and Weekly for. Continued excess brings about M. O. Hawkins, Claude Nosier and I of Ihe river and starboard and port
tionary, Tablets and School Supplies on band.
Commissioners B. F. Ross of the met in this place yesteiday to con­ indigestion or dyspepsia, with loss Frank Strang; bassos— Aaron Wil- bouys iu the turn of the river just
bay and I. T. Weekly o f Gravel f e r nn hmanp&H t e e n n I i n u t h e o f i l o s l i , a l v o n g U i , u l u o p , a m l t i t i c m son, Fred Nosier and J. S. McEwen. above the cannery.
Ford came to this place yesterday advertising for bids for the con­ and mental power, and an accumu­ Organist— Miss Msctrfn Lamt>.
Dr. Carter, tho Coquille City p r e s c r i p t i o n s
S c ie n t if ic a lly
“'F ’ i l l e d . . ”
on county business. They joined struction of a conrtliouse, etc. lation of aches, pain aand many dan- Some of Ihe members were pre- j dentist, after spending a week here
DR. J. BURT MOORE, Proprietor.
•County Judge Schroeder here and They inspected the block, the | gerous local maladies.
vented from participation by sick- pursuing 1)is profession, returned
will get through the business to­ buildings that have been proffered
I to Coquille City last Saturday well
The atom ich note can do nothing ness'
Liken altogether this «upper and pleased with the outlook for build-
morrow.
for temporary use, etc.
| nioue. We must appeal to some
Ê it
social entertainment were a success : ¡ng Up a good trade at tills place,
F. A. White has received his
The Coquille Dairymeu’s Union, artificially digested food which can |
and
enjoyed
by
all.
The
balance
y
,,
wi|j
return
here
on
the
1st
of
stock and is now prepared to do at its annual meeting Monday of j n^so digest other foods. That is to
shoeraaking and mending, harness last week, elected the following offi- j say> we must use the Shaker Diges- of the evening was passed in a April aud will remain a week,
„ f the Episco-
repairing, etc., o f every kind. cers for the ensuing year: Presi- Bve Cordial. Ihe effect is prompt purely social way with greetings of I Rey w
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a. J. TUTTLE, PROPRIETOR.
ing to buik, a reiii.
•Shop— Firststreet between Nosler's dent, J. J. Lamb; secretary, B. F. alu| cheering.
The chronic pain filends introductions, conversa-1 , churcb ig
till!
‘ <
-■ ° property
a
liyery stable and Wilson’s new Lawrence; treasurer, J. W. Leneve. and distress ceases. Appetito pres­ tion, plays, etc , occupying *>"
n l ,|
deuce ou the
he has
about 11 o’clock. The Christian bought in Bandon.
AVING LEASED THI8 NEW, COMMODIOUS AND MODERN HOSTLER Y,
blacksmith shop.
The present
ently
revives.
Flesh
and
vigor
i
,
.
.
.
,
,
,
.
.
.
,
M. Kerrigan, W H. Waddingtoc
I am now prepared to entertain the traveling public in first-class
stvle, with the very best of accommodations and at most reason­
Episcopnl
district
is
going
to
be
J. C. Wilson secured a 10-horse and 8. P. Van Dyke were chosen as gradually come back, and tho suf- £
frlei n^ 1lo,*nP‘l '!’ e,r 8Plen-
did
orgau
for
the
occasion.
able
rates.
Tables supplied with tho boat tho markot affords.
power engine and other machinery directors, of which the president J feler recovers
divided into two districts. Bandon SAMPLE ROOMS
But he must be
for Coramprcial men,
will he the center o f one and it roomy and centrally located.
last week at Prosper, which reached and secretary are ex-officio members. careful iu future, A trial bottle
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS and Terms
for Families and Theatrical Troupes.
will embrace all the towus on the
here Sunday on a scow towed up
for 10 cents.
Riverton Riotmgs.
Rates - $ 1 to |2 per day.
Coqnille river nnd all of Curry
by the little steamer Maria.
The
F ro m Crl|>pli> C r e e k .
machinery was delivered at the
After the big fire in Cripple Creek,, , LAXOL is the
. best medicine
. . . for
Riverton, March
^
15.— Arthur county. We will then have
u , four
mine above town yesterday and I took a very severe cold nnd tried . children. Doctors recommend it in F|yDn has beeu visitiug Frank j re8'ffeat ministers. One baloDgtng A . O . W H E E L E R ,
Uncle Jack will soon hare work
P, the l*1« » of Cast0'’ ° ‘ L
Kinnicutt and family.
to the M E. church, M. E. church
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n n .x ll.
W e ex ex l x . » r ex HI ft 11
/ I l i n e A lx
C. t l f 1
moving at a lively rate.
(Successor to J. P. Messer,)
Steamer Coquille River took a south, Presbyterian church and
cold only becoming more settled
Episcopal
church.
A blaze broke out on the roof of After using three small bottles of
load of coal nt B. B. coal mine.
Rifle Team Organized.
L IV E R Y A N D F E E D S T A B L E S ,
F . A. White’s residence, in the Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, both
Aloro took a mixed load of coal
A Kansas boy smoked 1200
fctpnrgeou addition, about noon Inst the cough and cold left me, and in
REAR OF NEW HOTEL, COQUILLE CITY, OREGON.
from
Coqnille
City,and
from
Lyons’
A 9 per call iu last week’s H e r ­
Wednesday, from where the pipe this high altitude it takes a merito­ ald , a meeting of several citizens miue and Ttmou’s miue at this boxes of cigarettes, saved Ihe pic­
E A D Q U A R T E R S O F C ITY E X P R E S S .
Attendm ce at wharf
tures,
sent
them
hack
to
tho
man-
j
passed through the roof. Mrs. W. rious cough remedy to do any good. was held at C. L. Gray’s store Inst place.
and depot to all steamers and
m trains, and (tenoral hauling promptly aud oarefully
ufacturers and asked what he would
discovered it and turned on a — G. B. H enderson , editor Daily Ad­ Friday evening to organize 0 Creed-
transacted.
J. D. Barklow was with us again get for them.
He received this
stream from a small spray pump. vertiser. For sale by R. S. Knowlton, moor rifie team. C. Romander was Sunday last.
reply:
“
Smoke
1200
more
and
we
Neighbors also came to her relief j drUg „isb
W h o ra n th in k
T. P. Hanly contemplates build­ will send you a coffin.”
called to the chair and T. A. AVal-
K. V. Millard will preach at
o t noma sim ple
nnd soon had the fire extinguished.
°
th in * to patent?
kir to be secretary. The following ing here on his lot and taking ad­
the
little
church
tonight.
P ro te c t y o u r M enu ; th e y nm y b rin g yo u w ea lth .
Damage nominal.
Neil Monroe, nn old nnd respected persons signed with the team: C. vantage of our schools.
W rite JOH N W K D D B K B u R N A CO.. P a te n t A tto r­
Notice to Contractors.
W ash in gto n , D. C., f o r tho lr $1,800 p ris e o ffe r
Tho 4th quarterly conference of a n n eys,
The young people gave a surprise citizsu o f Isthmus slough, ou Coos Romander, W. C. Rose, John John­
Mr. Smith and family o f New­
d n o w lis t o f o n e th o usan d Inventions w an ted .
the
United
Biethren
in
Christ
w
i
l
l
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greeting to Miss Mnttie Anderson, bay, was on a brief visit here yes­ son, W. W. Shields, B. F. Collier, port have moved into the Peterson
EALED BIDS will be received by the bo held at Unity church, on Catch- __
TT T tv - m a p x /
at J. W. Nosler’s, last Saturday terday, including a call on his old Ira Johnson, C. L. Gray, Gso. Col­ building, lately vacated by Mr.
County Court of Coon County, Oregon,
until noon on April 15, 1897, for the erec­ ing slough, April 10th, 1897, nt 2 M
U
H r ir N r Y
night. A host of them met at Prof. friend, Mr. Strang. Mr. Monroe lier, Ross Johnson, Chas. Collier, Russell.
D onna A na .
tion and completion o f a lirick courthouse, o'clock p. m.; also ou Sunday at 1*1 . 1 1 , 1 1 J L 1 V O I -I
K . V. Millard’s in Ihe early part of went lo Riverton on business. It T. A. Walker.
to be built at Coqnille City, Oregon, for
T - AS on baud a fine stock of
C dos County, Oregon, according to the 11 a. m. aud 7 p. m.
the evening nnd there organized seems he lias a bid for his coal
C. L. Gray was elected captain.
The music pupils of the Colle­ plans
and specifications prepared by Cbas.
E l d e k E . C. W y a t t ,
i 1 1
for their foray. The surprise was lands on the bay from a syndicate
The club decided to practice giate Institute gave a recital at the II. Durggraf. architect, Salem, Oregon. All
R ev . E . P ugh .
complete, but none the less enjoy­ at Seattle. Air. Monroe has been each Saturday afternoon, distance residence of the president, Rev. J. bide must bo filed with the County Clerk
Empire City, Oregon.
able to hosts and geest— the order n resident of Coos for 30 years, 200 yards, Creedmoor regulations. L. Futrell, last Saturdny evening. at The
Including
Court will consider bids, an follows:
Church Directory.
o. I
t
i . . i hope
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l _. The double-parlor was seated for 1st. T o complete the entire building, lid.
being reversed in this case. The and this was his first visit
visit to
to G
Co-1
The
was ----------------
expressed 1 . that
l i i d e i m i r , Oym Jiirt«, lie « , F.U.
To
furnish
all
mason
work,
including
brick,
evening passed p le a s a n tly iu a qnille.
other neighborhoods will organize the parents, friends and a few atone, lath and plaster, cementing and con­
HBISTIAN CHURCH. Coquillo Cit,y.
social way.
W. H. Waddington, of Lampey and a shooting tournament soon invited guests, and an appreciative crete work. 3d. To furnish all other ma­
— ALSO —
Preaching 1st and 3d Lord’ s days in
arid labor necessary to complete the each month, at 11 o’clock a. m. and 7:30
The bon-bon ball, given last Sat­ creek, came up last Satnrday. He fake place.
D ress Trim m ngs an d L inings
j audience was gathered to the feast, terial
building, not mentioned above uh mason p. m. Sunday-school every Sunday at 10
urday evening at Mnsonic hall placed two handsome paintings, o f'
in corn action store.
1 he firs! match was Bliot under Miss Keely, the teacher, stated the work.
o’ clock a. m. Pray»r-meeting every Wed­
The Court will not consider or recognize nesday evening.
under the management of Gray's his own skill, on exhibition at auspices of tho club last Saturday, object o f the assemblage, and called
C. A. H tinm , Minister. A share of the public’s patronage is kindly
orchestra, was a brilliant affair. Knowlton’s store. One is a frnit with the following total result, the numbers, which included tecit- sub-bids.
solicited.
The successful contractor will bo required
py*Tw o doors east o f I. O. O. F. Hall, fikfi
BO I t * .
The attendance was beyond expec- piece, and the other a “stag fight” each shooting five shots, 50 heiug als from all the pupils who were to give an approved bond or other approved
for the amount of the contract H oak —At Bandon, March 7, 1897, to Mr.
tation, and all so heartily eutered of two Scottish red deer, present-, perfect: Russ Johnson, 39; B. F. present, from little tots to young security
Treaiurer's Notice.
price under such conditions as the court
and Mrs. Gurley Boak, a daughter.
into the charms of such an occa- ing a blending o f both animated Collier, 36; C. Romander, 37; Chas. ladies. The exercises were attrac­ may determine and demand.
Plans
and
specifications
may
be
seen
at
sion that its success was complete, nature and a handsome lacdscape.! Collier, 44; W. W. Shields, 21; tive aud entertaining, and the
OTICE ia hereby given that all county
ARNING.—Al! hunting parties or in­
the office o f the aichitect, or at the office
orders endorseq prior to February l4,
The instrumentation of theorches- Mr. W. has exhibited much artistic Ira Johnson. 43; Geo. Collier, 13; pupils showed marked progress. of J. J. Lamb at Coqnille City, Oregon,
dividual hunters, with or without 1891, will be paid on presentation at iny
tra was varied from the usual order, Uste and skill, especially iu view o f ' Wm. Rose, 22; John Johnson, 10; There were also intervening the from and after the 25th uay o f March, 1897. dogs, are hereby warned to keep off my office in Empire City. No interest will bo
The Court reserves the right to reject any premises, or suffer the penalties of the law. allowed after February 25,1897.
beiDg a piano, bass viol and violin, being a farmer and cut off from j T. A. Walker, 24.
numbers two or three brief select or all bids.
rnar9 31 1
M J PENDLETON
W. W. HAYES,
each well sustained, which was an the opportunities study of and art
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readings about musical celebrities Done this 15th day o f March, 1897.
Treasurer.
,J.
H
enry SunnoKDKR,
ANTED—A
lady
partner,
to
corres­
attraction nnd gnv> much satisfac- criticism,
and the peculiarities of their styles,
Couuly Judge.
pond. Must be of good Christian
tion. Mr. Gray is a good violinist,
Notice to Taxpayers.
as also definitions of some musical
B. F. Ross, Commissioner.
character; between 20 and 25 years of age.
while he was well supported by Mr. , H° n’ J ^ ry Huntley contestant
The W om an,
I. T. W kkki . y , Commissioner. All correspondence confidential. Address,
terms as to different compositions.
B. A. CHELOK.
Whetstone at the piano and Al f"r the .eat of Hon. W. H. Noaler as
rp A X E 8 for the venr 1896 nre due and
On the walls of the parlor were
f23 4t | H t B A L D Box, Coquille City, Oregon.
The Man*
payable from Feb. 15, 18H7, and will
Wilson on the bass viol.
J ? nt representative for Coos and
also exhibited several beautiful
become delinquent April 1, 1897. On and
Curry in tho Jate legislature, re­
nfter
that Unto three (3) per cent will be
And The Pill.
paintings, the work of the pupils in
turned from Salem via this place
added to the amount o f tax.
M O U N T A IN
Miss K eely’s art class. They were
W. W. GAGE,
Slie was a g ood wom an. lie
If your tea is not good, Iand per 8tcamer Farallon to the
much admired. Rev. Mr. Stine
Sheriff and Tnx-Collector of Coos county»
loved her. She was his wife.
Oregon.
POULTRY
and
one
or
two
others
of
the
andi-
why don t you drink water? bay, thence to Coquille on an extra
T he pie was g o o d ; his wife
euce expressed their pleasure at
Tj^OR SALE—'Two fall-blood Jersey Bulls*.
AND STO O K F A R M ,
m ade i t ; he ate it. But the
JT both eligible to registry for pure-blood,
being present nnd congratulated
It is cheaper and better for S L ^ H e U f t ^ d n e ^ l ^
pie disagreed w ith him , and
one yearling nnd one spring calf.
The
the teacher and pupils on their
L. A. M A R S T E H 8 , P R O P R I E T O R . yearling can be bought for |40, and the
you than poor tea.
his home in Curry county.
If the
he disagreed w ith his wife.
advance
in
these
art
Accomplish­
4-months’ old calf for $20. Address the
N ow he takes a p ill after pie
CLEVELAND, OBEGON.
II rhald office for particulars, or write
If it is good, your s t o m -
£
ments, which go so far to make M I L K a t a ll tim e s .
and is happy. S o is hi9 wife.
JUDGE J. H. SCHROEDER,
life desirable Rnd beautiful.
Arago, Coos county, O regon.
T he p ill he takes is A y e r ’ s.
HAVE FOK SALE—E is», from niv july7tfl
•ch is glad to get it; does se»t. He favored the action of the
TC J E 8 P A Y .
M A B . 3(5.
1897.
POWDER
Coquille
J P U R N IT U R E ^ -
STORE
BED-ROOM SUITES, I I LOUNGES, SETTEES, I I EXTENSION TABLES.
ROCKERS, CHAIRS, MOLDINGS, I I MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, ETC
(^ O Q U I L L E
P H A R M ACY
Is the Coming Drug Store.
W ill Supply It For You.
m OTEL COQUILLE I ¿s
S
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W
an
ted-A
n Id
ea
S
GENIS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
C
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W
W
Looi( Out
For tl)e Wagot).
itt work hi’ttur
Davis house, or temporary organiza-
tion, as the legal body, and says that
s Best is good Mitchell’s conduct was unscrupu-
tea— .at e m r e r c ' in .,->,-1 -.rr .. lous 1111,1 lof<t *° bim mnny who had
A
,n p a c k a g e s . ahvavs btcn hia friends and admir-
lM Frim ^pMT
* . c-rs.
_ ,
i
'
_
M o r a l:
b y using
A void
dyspepsia
Ayer’s
Cathartic Pills.
1 S. H. B. Hunt and family of
Bandon have been visiting on the
bay several weeks, retornine home
via this place yesterday. Gandma
Haves, Mrs. Hunt's mother*, came
with them.
Fruit aiil Vffltalles
In
Tiieii* S e a s o n .
J J. S T A N L E Y ,
Sanford Ranch.
V IE W
P u rr Ifreil
I Silter
Laced Wynndottes.
ns follows
JT'OB H A L E -3 * acres of \ll Bottom
.T
Land. H mile south of Coqnille City,
Silver-Spangled Hamburgs,
on
bank of river; 18 acres in cultivation•
Barred Plymouth Hocks.
good farm buildings; orchard, 200 prune
Single-Comb Brown Leghorns,
trees—crop this y**ar.
FleiUy o f apple
Golden Polish.
I have also for aale son»» fine Poland , trees for family orchard. Terms renson-
ib’ e. Address
O W. STEVENSON,
Chinn Hogs Angora Goats, etc.
Ccqniflo C ity.
r y F/rga, fl for 13 # ;
‘ juHlf.tr