fljrillf Cttg Tiirnli
Nails at lOGC per keg at T h «i
F air store.
*
Rend the H erald ' s great clubbing
offers— the best ever offered.
F in e Omaha syrup at George j
Robinson’s at 35 ceuts per gallon. *
o n d a y s , W e d n e s d a y s a n d f u i -
days will run as follows:
The steamer Chilkat is now with-
Leave
I
Arrive
drawn from the Coquille-Portland
8.00 a. in. I
Marshfield
12.30p.m.
run.
V iiivo “
I
Leave
9.80 “ | COgUlLLE CITY
11.00a.m.
Z . C. Strang and wife returned
10.00 “
| Myrtle Point
10.30 •*
yesterday from a yisit on the upper
river.
L O C A L IT E M S .
Both tho steamers Coquillo River
Additional locals on 2d page.
and Moro are due from San
“ The Fair” will pay cash for fresh . Francisco.
Mrs. Sinclair returned yesterday
eggs-
*
A dance took place at Gray’s from a protracted visit with rela
tives ontl friends on the bay.
hall last Saturduy night.
TUESDAY, APIUL 13, 18117.
R E G U L A R TRA IN S
Death of Elder J. C. Bunch.
Johnson Rro's are selling cheap,
for cnrli— aud cash only.
*
Sam G iles of M yrtle IL in t was!
on our sheets yesterday.
Best of bacon at Johnsou Bro’e,
also eastern honey drip syrup.
*
New goods new goods at bed
rock prices at, Mrs. C. W. Martin’s. *
<
M
W anted —A 2J or 2J-iuch wagon.
Lowest cash price. Apply at the
H erald office.
W anted —To borrow, $-100, on 3
or 5 years’ time; good security.
Apply at H erald office.
Watch and jewelry repairing in
a workmanlike manner at the low
est rates, by C. L. Gray.
*
POWDER
A b s o lu te ly Pu re.
Mrs. Watkins received word last
week o f the death o f her father,
Elder J. C. Bunch, nt Milton, Flor
ida. which occurred March 27th.
T h e old uentlemnn was well and
favorably known in Coos county,
nnd this news will occnsiou sincere
regret to a host of acquaintances
and friend«, and sympathy to a
large circle o f bereaved ones,
among whom who are still hero,
his aged wife, seyernl son« and
daughters and many grandchildren.
Elder Bunch was advanced in
years, being above the three score
and ten allotment o f life, and had
eventful experiences therein. H e
wns a resident o f our section for
twenty odd years, an enterprising,
good citizen, respected by all. H e
wns a veteran o f the Mexican war,
nnd had been much o f his life on
the frontiir. Mr. Bauch went to
Florida on church work, somewhere
about a year ago; he seemed to be
doing well and had purchased a
home, expecting soon to have at
least a portion o f his fam ily with
him, but he took sick recently of
some local malady and it was too
much for him. The H er ald sin
cerely extends sympathy to the
fam ily and friends in this bereave
ment.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING,
H O R S E -S H O E I N G and
W A G O N -W O R K .
j
H a v in g rent d M r. J O. W ils o n ’s n e w and w e ll-
equ pped B a c k smith and W a g o n Shop, 1 am
pr< p r d to do ,<ll k nds ot w o ; k in th e above
lines, in flrst-ca ss mann r and reasouab e rates
G iv e IVIe a Tri&l.
J. W . F I E L D , Blacksm ith.
O o q x iille
p U R N IT U R E ^ --
Mr. Zevely took his fam ily to
Celebrated for it. grant leaven-
Baker, the photographer, will I
iug atrength and benltbfulueag.
Riverton Inst week “for residence.
hold cabinet photos at $1.50 per
Aaanrea tile food ngainHt ahlra
Mr. Z. is in the mines at Riverton.
and all forma o f adulteration
dozen this summer, from Myrtle
cumuien to the cheap brnudn.
Miss Anna Magee, o f Bandon,
Point to Bandon.
*
R o ia l U a k i n o P o w d h b C o ..
New York.
returned from a visit with her peo
The steamer Fawn remained here
ple in the W illam ette valley Mou-
today to make slight repairs to her
City Treasurer's and Recorder's Statements.
HAS AND W IL L KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL STOCK OF
day.
MisH Jennie Lafferty was down engine, which had been disabled on
Mr. M illard will baptize several
from Norway two or three days last her up-trip yesterday.
C oquille C it y , Or., Maroh 81,1897.
week visiting fried»
The delightful nights of the past persons, ns m n D y ns a dozen proba To the Honorable Board of Trustees
bly,
Sunday
morning
next,
at
the
of the town of Coquille City:
Beulah Chapter, O. E. S., has week, moonlit and balmy, have af
river.
Following is a report of the re
changed its times of meetings, as forded much pleasurable promen
A GOOD STOCK OF W A L L -P A P E R A T LO W E S T PRICES.
The largest nnd best stock of ceipts and expenditures o f my office:
ading and social enjoyment.
appear in the card on first page.
- WE ALSO HAVE -
1897.
G knkual Fusn— R eceived .
Mrs. C. \V. Martin lias a full lino cigars and tobacco ever brought to
Arrivals by Homer. A p ril 9: M.
Coquille
City
just
received
by
B.
Mar. 81—To halauoe—cash on
Coffins, Burial Caskets, etc., nnd do Undertaking and Embalming on
Albright, Mrs. H. Bukurkorff aud of men’s aud boys’ clothing, which
•$ 24 40
E. Nosier.
* Feb. ft—To hand...........•
cash for fin es..... 10 00
short notice.
family, Cora Chapman, W. Daly, would he well for all to seo and
(J
—
“
"
......
6
00
Wm. Daily, a prominent resident
$®-General Repair and Cabinet work done at store
price before purchasing' elsewhero. *
A . Nielsen.
North Fork Items.
AaFrin I. O. O. F. Building, nnd we guarantee satis-“ -
$39 40
Several first-class Dairying and o f Vancouver, B. C., arrived by
At Dr. M oore’s Coqnille Phar
1897.
G kkebal F u m m - P aid O ut .
Monday’s train aud is inspecting
JBfciF''faction in every liue.“%Sa
Agricultural
papeiH
are
offered
free
macy you will find prices to corre
Feb. 9—By cash paid order No
Fairview, A pril 10.— Reports say
our
valley,
spond with the depressed value of for one year to cash subscribers of
21S..........................
$496
1 00 that Mr. Wilson of th? upper North
Mrs. 0. W. Martin has received a “ 9 — Cash puid order No 21G
Make your selection
your produce.
* the H e r a l d .
.. a _ ..
»
“ No 213
21 13 Fork has lost several head of cattle.
fine stock of goods fresh from the M ar31—Bal. oash on hand....
from our splendid clubbing lists.
11 72 We have not heard o f the loss of
Miss N ellie Midehoru, o f Port
Call
ANTED — FA IT H F U L MEN OR city, aud at very low prices.
land, took yesterday’s train for
down.................. $39 40 $39 40 one in this neighborhood, and those
women to travel for responsible estab and see them.
* April Brought
2—To bal. oash on band. 1172
that place, after visiting several lished house in Oregon. Salary $780 and
that wintered out on the ranges are
1897.
S pecial T ax F unds - R bomykd .
W e had a pleasant call today
days with her folks below Bandgu. expenses. Position permanent. Reference.
looking well.
Enolose self-addressed stamped envelope. from J. M. Perkins, a prominent April 2—To cash on hand...... $ 88 65
Quite a number of the young
nice residence property at The National, Star Insurance Bldg., Chi
Respectfully
submitted,
lower-river citizen and old patron
cago.
men from North F o lk went to Coos
MarsLfield has been placed in our
S. L. L e n e v e , Treasurer.
river to get work. Most o f them
You need not go nor send else of the H e r ald .
hands for exchange for Coqnille
have returned and report three men
James Harkney, a prominent
property. Call, if you mean busi where for clothing, either for men
CITY RECORDER S REPORT.
to one job.
ness.
* or boys. Mr. ami Mrs. Martin have lumberman of Seattle, is tskiug in
The follow ing ure the resources
Uncle B illy Benham, though past
brought them right to .your door, our couuty. He enjoyed ft meeting
I f the hair has been made to
and have the invoice» of much more with an old friend in the person of and liabilities of the town of Coquille his three-score aud ten, is still able
grow a natural color on bald heads
to make the anvil ring, and has the
to come on next steamer.
* Thomas Devereux, whom he had City up to April 10, 1807:
in thousands o f cases, by using
ltESOUBCES.
name o f being the best plow doctor
not
seen
for
upwards
o
f
1G
years.
J. II. Timon, owner and opera
H all's H air Reuewer, why will it
To balance in tie isury (gen. fund).$ 11 72 iu these parts.
*•
•*
(special tax
tor of a coni mine at Riverton, was
not in your case?
J. W. Arnett, lately with J. S.
During the last cold spell Elder
fu n d )..........................................
88
in town last week on business. Mr. Hayes in the livery business at
H ollenteak lost about 300 early
Misses Mamie and Edith Millard
T. is a rnstler nnd is doing well, Empire City, passed through this
Total in treasury.....................$ 100 37 cabbage being transplanted from
arrived from Acme, Lano county,
L ia b il it ie s .
with a prospective early increase place to Bandon hist Friday with
the hot-bed. I t was too cold for
yesterday, and will make their
o f his mine output, which he is his family, where they will visit Due on Panter mill property, on
them.
home here with their parents—
notes and mortgage, with interest
working into the market very ad awhile aud then go to Fairburg,
from Noy. 21, 189ti, nt rate of 10
Cattle buyers are still in the
Mr. and Mrs. Millard.
IF WE HAVEN’T GOT
vantageously.
per
cent.............
.
........................$
160
93
Nebrnskn.
country, and many of our farmers
Appropriated to bridge on Moulton
John Lasswpll, form erly a resi
Street, for construction o f same.
300 00 regret that they sold before, as they
A. C. Wilson, proprietor o f the
WHAT YOU WANT.
Rev. R. A. Reagan, presiding
dent o f our North Fork section,
orders unpaid (one to
are now offered more than they
uew blacksmith and wagon-shop at elder of the M. E., south, arrived Outstanding
G.
x
V
.
Brown,
for
salary
and
fees)
77 00
came up from Cloverdale, Cal., last
sold for.
this place, nod company blacksmith iu this place last Saturday, too late
week on a visit to relatives, and old
Total liabilities..........................$ 540 91
Quite a number of the Fairview
at the Newport mines, was over at for the quarterly conference, which
friends and neighbors.
Resources....................................... 100 37
people met ot our schoolhouBe last
this place on a brief visit last week. waB postponed till Monday.
He
Beulah Chapter, No. 6, O. E. 8., Mr. W. is n progressive citizen, nnd preached Sunday, Sunday night
Bal- noe liabilities.......................$ 440 56 Sunday, A p ril 4lh, nnd organized a
Don’t fail to call at the Pharmacy.
You will find a fall stock o f Sta
will hold its first stated communi will expand his efforts as rapidly and Monday night also.
There nro some taxes yet clue on Union Sunday-school. Now, there
tionary. Tablets and School Supplies on hand.
cation under the new by-laws, F r i as the times will admit.
Special Fund, but the amount is ' is within about two miles o f our
Onr late “ devil” iu the H erald
day, April lGlb, i t 8 p. m.
In a letter to tho manufacturers office, Aaron Wilson, has so far unknown here; also two saloon schoolhouse 19 church members,
N ora A. G ood , Secretary.
representing four different denom j^reson jD tion s Soien.tifioaJ.ly “"FiUecL”
Messrs. Davis <fc Buznrd of West “ evolutod” from that official title licenses May 1st and Gth, 1897.
The above is correct so far as the inations, yet there is only oue of
I f yon will send me $1, 1 will Monterey, Fa., say: “ Chamberlain’s and advanced in his studies aud
DR. J. BURT MOORE, Proprietor.
tlint number directly connected
send you one selling o f pure-lired Cough Remedy has cured people scientific attainmeuts that he is books of this office show.
J ohn R owan , Recorder. with this so-called Union Sunday-
chicken eggs from nny o f my vari whom our physicians could do noth Dow “ monkeying” with an engine
school. What a strange “ unioc.”
eties and guarantee safe delivery. ing for. We persuaded them to try at the coal mine above town.
Riverton fiioiir.gs.
P io n e e r .
Address L . A. M a raters, Cleveland, a bottle of it and they now recom
East ir services will be conducted
Dougins county.
mend it, as do the rest of us.” For
Riverton, A p ril 12.—;Th e first
The School and Arbor Day-
L. L. Dietz, a practical watch sale at 25 and 50 cents per bottle by at the Southern Methodist church coal wns dumped into Joseph F e r
«
»
»
H. J. T U T TLE , P R O P R IE T O R .
nt
11
a.
in.
Sunday,
during
which
R.
8.
Kn
owl
ton,
druggist.
repairer, will soon open a shop in
ry’s bunkers last Saturday. H e is
The observance of Arbor Day by
hour there will he no service nt the
Coquille City— in the meantime will
now turning rooms, crowding the our public schools occurred last
W e learn that Rev. Mrs. Barrett,
do all kinds of repairing at home, the evangelist, who has beoD con Christian church; nnd an appro gangway on aud having crosscuts Friday, nnd although somewhat of
AVING LEASED THIS NEW. COMMODIOUS AND MODERN H O STLE R Y,
1 mu now prepared to entertain the traveling public in first-class
at tho Judge No3ler rsidencc.
* ducting protracted leligious meet priate Easter program will he given and air courses cut; in fact, ths an impromptu affair, passed charm
style, with the very host of accommodations and at most reason
at the Christian church at night,
Ferry
mine
fins
begun
hnsiness
ings
at
Baudou,
will
not
come
to
ingly
and
agreeably.
The
day
was
able
rates.
Tables supplied with the best the market affords.
Arrivals by Farallon, Feb. 6, from
during which there will be no ser
operations aud will soon ship its everything that could be desired, SAM PLE ROOMS for Commercial men,
San Francisco: A. Robinson, II. this place ns had been hoped. We vice at the Methodist church.
roomy and centrally located.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS and Terms
first cargo ot coni.
mild aud summer-like. Tho morn
F . Wnmboldt, F. Noonan, F. K. understand that she has been called
for Families and Theatrical Troupes.
Tho editor is indebted to two
A ll travel and trespassing on the ing session was conducted in the Rates— $ i to $2 por day.
Schetter, S. D. Magnes, Mrs. Dreis- home, though she fully intended to
charming
lady
friends
for
a
de
This will
O. A. K ; lly property has been pro usual manner. A program occupied
bacli, Mrs. Aiken, T. Graham and conduct services here.
lightful serenade last Friday night. hibited. The result is a new walk the first hour of the afternoon, in
family, E. T. Gaffney, Mr. Nystrom lie a great disappointment to onr
Wo were roused from pleasant slum from river dock down the log boom the following order:
people.
The pupils
and T. Sasswell.
ber by the sweet chords of a man to the “ toot shop.”
of Prof. Nosler’s nnd Miss Quick's
R
;v
.
Mr.
Stine
received
a
paper
\Ye have not yet heard that there
CLASS IN SHORT-HAND
AND
dolin and a guitar, nnd when we
When are we to erect that much departments were inarched into
Double-Entry Bookkeeping will begin
would lie nny observance o f Memo from Butler couuty, Kansan, a few discovered who the parties were, talked-of walk from the butcher-
Prof.
Hawkins’
room
nnd
seated.
at
once
under
Prof.
Conway,
of
the
Col- j t j a s on hand a fine atook of
rial Day here this year. A t Salem days since, where he had form erly we felt all the more the honor that shop to bill heyoi d? I t will be but
There were a few visitors present— logiate Institu'e, to continue 12 weeks,
This system of Short-Hand is superior to
and many other poiuts nrrauge- resided, giving him detailed intelli was granted to us, nnd the music a short job if all will turn out and
not many parents— iucludiug D. F. any other. Scholars can jein the class al
ments are being made, hut it will gence o f the outright killing of an was the sweeter, being assured of help.
Dean, esq., of the H erald , and Mr. any time. Rates of tuition made known
old
friend
and
neighbor,
n
Mr.
Including
hardly be done here unless the
or in person to
the sincerity of tho good-will and
The Hotel de Martin closed dow D Collier and Mr. McEwen of tho on applicasion by postal
D. M. CONWAY,
ladies of the R e lie f Corps tako it W oodyaid, nnd wife and two chil kiudly sentiments held by the ladies. Saturday eve last, caused mainly
Coquille City, Oregon.
school board. Then tho exercises
dren, by tho cyclone at Chandler,
in hand.
We thank them, sincerely, for their by failure to collect bills for board. opened with a song by the school—
Oklahoma, a few days before. Mr. |
- ALSO —
Church Directory.
kindeess.
I hat is not right or just. The coal America; reading of the Law of
J. J. Measer, of Hutchinson,
Stine had read o f the fearful oc- j
Dross T rim m ngs and L in in gs
Kansas, cocsin of onr fellow-citizen
company
should
collect
the
bills
Arbor Day— Prof. Nosier; recitation
currence and recognized the names I The Shakers have made a great
in connection store.
h r is t ia n
c h u r c h , C o q n ille c i t y .
tlint is justly due for board.
A lex Stauff, took the train for the
by Dollio Skeels; recitation by
Preaching 1st and 3d Lord's days in
o f liis friends as among the victims, hit. Their Digestive Cordial is said
A
share
of
the
publio’ s patronage is kindly
bay section yesterday, where he will
The fam ily o f S. C. L e e have Henry Adams; recitation by Mary each month, at 11 o’clock a. no. and 7:80
hut this home paper brought the to be the most successful remedy
solicited.
do some hotticultnral work.
Mr.
returned to our town and have Dickson; duet by Georgia Johnson p. in. Sunday-school every Sunday nt 10 L' v T 'T wo doors east of i. <). (). F. Hall. § V \
for
stomach
troubles
ever
intro
facts before hiin in a manner as to
o’ clock a. m. Pray*r meeting every Wed
M. is a shipper aud grower of fruit
moved
iuto
their
residence
on
the
and
Mary
Lee
Futrell;
short
address
nesday
evening.
C.
A.
S
t
in
k
,
Minister.
mnke him realize the awfulness of duced. It immediately relieves all
in Kansas, and has spent the winter the disaster.
pain nnd distress nfter eating, builds | corner o f Main and Second stroets. by J. S. McEwen, including the
in this vnlley on a visit.
W e ac
up the feeble system and makes the Mrs. L . will hereafter board as presentation of a handsome globe
The E li Perkins o f the Bandon
knowledge a pleasant call.
many men as she can furnish lodg and Crnm’s Railway Atlas of the
weak s rong.
Recorder still refuses to believe
The fact is, foods properly digested ing. Success, Mrs. L., competition W orld— which were received on the
Buy an "A rlin gton ” high-arm
that nny damage lias been done to
part o f the school by Prof. Hawkins;
are better than so-called tonics. is the life o f trade.
self-threading sewing machine, of
the jetty by the storms. So far as
A. B. Tozier has rented the recitation by Laura Fox; recitation
The Cordial not only contains food
the “ New Hom e” pnttern, war
the H e r a l d is concerned, we hope
H e will move it by Bertha Wilkins; recitation by
L. A . M A R S T E R S , P R O P R IE T O R ,
already digested, but is a digester Stacy L ee barn.
ranted for lOypars— a $G5 machine
he has good grounds for his posi
of other foods. Food that is not hack several feet and fix it up for Mabel Hayes; duet, Juanita— Misses
and as good as the best high-priced
CLEVELAND, OREGON.
tion, nnd will take it for granted
Marvin Lamb and Birdie Nosier;
digested does Uore harm than good. a dwelling.
machine made— for only $18.60!
that no damage has been done.
The
schooner
Parkersburg
is
closing
remarks
aud
instructions
People who use the Cordial insure
Send through the H e r a ld , or order
HAVE FOR H A L E - E ’ gs, from my
Tbis refusal, however, o f E li, is
P a r«* llr c c l l * » u l t r y , as follows.
the digestion of what food they eat lying at the Tim on bunkers await about the outdoor exercises, by
direct by sending the coupon in
more based npon the fact that we
.S
ilv e r - L a c e d W y a n d o tt e « ,
ing
a
load.
W
e
hear
that
there
is
a
Prof. Hawkins.
the ndvertismeut on our first page.
and in this way get the benefit of it
H i 1 v e r - S p a n g le d H a m b u r g s ,
would not reveal over the telephone
misunderstanding
or
other
cause
The schools marched out in order,
and grow strong.
Barred Plymouth Rocks,
Bend the advertisement.
the name of onr informant, a prom
Hingle-Comb Brown Leghorns,
The little pamphlets which the that is delaying payment for coal Miss Quick’s primary department at
Golden Polish.
Rev. T. F. Gam mage, o f Houston, inent, interested, well-informed,
already shipped, which must be the head of the column, Prof. Nos-
Shakers
have
sent
druggists
for
free
I
have also for sale some fine Poland
Texas, arrived at this place last and we supposed truthful and re
arranged
for
before
the
schooner
China Hogs. Angora Goats, etc.
ler’s next, and the high-school and
distribution, contain much interest
Saturday. Mr. G. is a young min liable, businessman o f that place—
tar Eggs, *1 for 18 . MX
can
be
loaded,
visitors following, and proceeded to
J . J. STANLEY,
ing information on the subject of
ister of the M. E., south, and has we knowing that E li would rather
G eorge Lam b is erecting
a the hill and wood above Mr. Not-
dyspepsia.
Sanford Ranch.
been brought here for missionary go out o f the way and publish a
OR H a L E - T wo full-blood Jersey Bulls,
dwelling in the enst part o f town. ley’s, where ranks were broken and
both elegible to registry for pure-blood,
effort and as n helper on this cir cock-and-bull story about some
E.
M.
Canterbury
has
moved
all
were
free
to
enjoy
themselves,
one yearling and one spring calf.
The
Notice to Contractors.
cuit. T h e editor of the H e r a l d dynamiters and bomb-throwers he L A X O L is not a mixture of drugs. to his daddy-in-law’s place.
yearling
can be bought for $40, and the
Mr.
subject to the restraints of the
4-months’ old calf for $20. Address the
knew his uncle, Judge Gnmmage, immagines he has discovered than It is nothing b it Castor Oil made Zevely aud fam ily moved in the
EALED BIDS will he received by the H hbald office for particulars, or write
teachers. A t 4 p. m. roll-call wa«
o f Palestine, Texas, intimately, in to publish matters o f concern and palatable.
Couuty Court of Coos County, Oregon,
vacated house.
D onna A n a . I answered iu the school-rooms and I
JUDGE J. H. HCHKOEDEK,
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until noon on April 15,1997. for the erec july7tf 1
the ’70s, and was also well ac inteiest to the public.
Arago, Coos county, Oregon.
LBandon Recorder.)
; the schools dismissed.
The time tion and completion of a brick courthouse,
John
Caldwell
was
in
town
last
quainted with other friends of the
M. J. KraDtz, deputy Assessor,
! had b o n enjoyably spent and no ; to be built at Coquille City, Oregon, for
Cooa County, Oregon, according to the TJ'OR HALE — 9 9 acres of All Bottom
young gentleman at Audit), and at
finished assessing south o f Bandon Saturday, having but recently been { accident of any kind happened.
plans and specifications prepared by Chas. JU Land. M mile south of Coquille City,
the university at Georgetown, of
this week and has gone elsewhere. | on the lower river, as far as Bandon,
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H. Burggraf. architect, Salem, Oregon. All on bank of river: 1H acres in cultivation;
which school he was an att)ndant.
exhibiting
an
invention
o
f
Clifford
The festive trout is peing taken bids must he filed with the County Clerk good farm buildings; orchard, 200 prune
A l H ite and family, o f Arngo,
at Empire City. Oregon.
trees—crop this year.
Plenty o f apple
>Ve hope he may fiud his field of
L.
Cnyler,
o
f
Arngo,
upon
which
a
at a lively rate by some of our fish
moved to Bandon on Wednesday.
The Court will consider bids, as follows: tree« for family orchard. Terms reason
labor ngreeable and fruitful.
1st. T o complete the entire building. 2d. able. Address
G. W. HTEVENHON,
They will reside in the Nichols patent was issued from the U. S. ermen.
To furnish all mason work, including brick, junl6tf]
Coqnille C ity.
patent office January 26th last,
bense near the bench.
Drugs, fnmily medicines, station stone, lath nnd planter, cementing and con
mention o f which was made in the
crete
work.
3d.
To
famish
all
other
ma
Miss Laura Bnrklow, who has
says
ANTED—A ladv partner, to oorree-
H e r a l d o f near that date.
The ery aud garden seeds kept in stock terial and labor necessary to complete the
been stopping iu Bandon for a
pond. Must be o f good Christian
• building, not mentioned abovo as mason
invention is n nut-lock, of exceed at the Coqnille Pharmacy.
character; between 20 and 25 years of age.
work
month past, leturued Wednesday
ingly simple device, but o f im
The Court will not consider or recognize All correspondence confidential. Address,
to te r home at Norway.
Rum .
B. A. CH ELO R,
sub-bids.
mense value for serviceableness and
Schil
successful contractor will be required f23 4t | H r r a i . d Bot, CoqnilloCity, Oregon.
The sixth bi-county convention safety. Mr. Caldwell has taken an J ottkbon —At Month Marshfield, April 1, 1897, to The
give
an
approved
bond
or
other
approved
to Mr. and Mrs. Eric Johnson, a son.
ling's B est
o f Young People's Societies o f ! interest and is acting for the
security for the amount of the contract
I C l in t o n — At Arago, April 2, 1897, to Mr. price under snch conditions ns the oourt j T TIT A R N IN O .—Al! hunting parties or in-
Christian W orkers o f Coos and pntentee in bringing the invention
f v dividual hunters, with or without
and M a. J. J). Clinton, a daughter.
She’s just " p o ll parroting.”
innv determine and demand.
| dogs, are hereby warned to keep off ray
Curry cornries meets in Bindon into the market.
Arrangements O ladskn —At Riverton, April 5, 1897, to
There’s no prettiness in pills,
Plans and specifications may be seen at i premises, or suffer the penalties of the law,
( ’apt. nnd Mrs. J. P. Clausen. a son.
tne office of the aichitect. or at the office niarO 3t|
May aud 6.
except on the theory of “ pretty
are about completed to diapoae o f
M. J. PEN D LE TO N .
w an —At Bandon, April 8, 1*97, to Mr. o f J. J. Lamb at Coquille City, Oregon,
is that pretty does.”
In that
The stenmer Coquille
River county aud atate rights, also for the C o and
from and after the 25th day of March, 1897.
Mrs. J. M. Cowan, a daughter.
case she’s right.
The Court reservea tho right to reject any
sailed last Monday for Sao Fran sale o f rights in other countries. JonNaoN—At Myrtle Point, April 7, 1997, to
or all bids.
Air. nnd Mrs. 8. E. Johnson, a non.
cisco having on hoard 250 tons of W e learn that several very well
Done tbis lfi'.h day of March, 1«97.
J . H l n u y S c to to itn im ,
coal besides other freight. Her qualified persons, of mechxnicnl
m i:».
do cure bilion.new, constipation,
We are paving the highest market price
County Judge.
draft wns ten feet five ¡Defies when skill and experience, have passed B otch —At Milton, Florida. March 27,1*97,
A SchilMnft A Company
B. F. H om , Commissioner
for wool, spit cash on delivery, at Bandon.
and all liver troubles.
Sau ran ci sco
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, most favorably upon the iuvention. i Elder J. C. Bauch, aged about 75 years.
she passed oat over the bar.
I. T. W e e k l y , Commissioner. junffOtf i BANDON W OOLEN M I L L » CO.
J. J. Baker, o f M yrtle Point,
went to Marshfield on business
yesterday.
A pleasant select party and social
hop was held at Masonic ball last
Saturday night.
S T O R E
BED-ROOM SUITES, # LOUNGES. SETTEES, ( I EXTENSION TABLES.
ROCKERS. CHAIRS. MOLDINGS. * MATTRESSES. PILLOWS. ETC
THE
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W
A
p H A R MAOY
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , OR.,
C orn er Second an d T a y lo r S treets,
Is the Coming Drug Store.
W ill Supply It For You.
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o t e l c o q u il l e ,
S
BOOKKEEPING AND SHORTHAND.
A
M. H. HERSEY-
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
Underwear, O ym liirts, lie s, Etc.
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MOUNTAIN
VIEW
Look Out
for tlje Wogoi).
PO U L T R Y
AND STOOK FARM .
M I L K at a ll times.
I
Fruit and Vegetables
In T h e ir Season .
F
\
S
“ Pretty
Pill”
The best way to buy any
thing is to borrow it first
Get a package of
tea of your
grocer. lie pays you your
money back if you don’t
like it
That’s our way of lend
ing.
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Pretty
P oll
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