Coquille City herald., April 20, 1897, Image 2

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UPPER - RIVER DEPARTMENT.
company will enliven, tho mining I
interest in that section very much
----- j its privilpges? It is simply a sys- <
tliia summer. The M. P. M. ti D .!
The highest claim for other
PUHLLSHEL) EVEKYr TUESDAY f»*yj of barter on enay huc ! just
Company have their tunnel on tho
tobaccos is “ J u st as
---------
I principles« There is no compnl-j
I*eint and the Tapper-Oc q.-viille upper level driven in over 200 feet,
good as D u r h a m .”
j . S. M H O & D. F. m i sioo »bout it; any rni'inber may
and "V
^
7 'lia,t is Going- cn There.
and are highly elated with the for­
E v e r y old s m o k e r
mation, ami thoy will soon have
Editors and Proprietors.
I ‘ *«y 8 l-d gel1- or 1,,b” r " ‘i T I ,h ° y
I chooss, but they «ill soon flint it L
their
“
Big
Joe"
ready
to
be
examined
knows
there is none just
New sidewalks are being built
Much gardening has been done
be to every one’s interest to patron
by a Seattle company, which pro­
Dot jted to the material anti social up­
as good as
and
old
ones
repaired.
during
the
past
week.
poses to put extensive milling
building o f theCoquiile Valley particularly ize the Exetmoce, for through it
Doctor Roberson of Roseburg is
Farmers were busy with the plow works on the property us soon as tho
aud o f Coos Oounty generally.
! they can dispose of all they can
Subscription, per year, iu advance, $2.
and harrow last week.
'produce and for a good' round at the Myrtle Point hotel.
deal can bo consummated.
We
Ed Sherwood returned from
Marshal J. C. Brown loft on Fri­ understand that a company at
T U E S D A Y , A P R IL 20. 1897. price.
Roseburg
by
Suuduy
morning's
R, 1). S anford ,
day's train for Empire City where Marshfield has taken up grounds on
J
. II. J a m e s ,
stage.
i ho went on business.
Johnson creek, extending nine
A Word For the Labor Exchange.
\V. H. N o s l e ii ,
William Murry of Camus valley [ R. C. Dement shipped a car-load thousaud feet below tho mouth of i
E. S. S p u r g e o n ,
visited Myrtle Point on business of beef cattle to Beaver Hill by Sucker creek, and they will prose­
E d . H erald : We, the under­
M . K uoll .
cute their operations with zeal this
Saturday.
j Monday’s train.
signed, the executive b on d of the
Agieeable to report there will be | Edward Jenkins and wife of summer. So we see that the min­
Labor Excbauge of (Joquille City,
many marriages to record in the Bandon are visiting with relatives ing interests of Coos county are
desire to say a few words tbrovgh
advancing, and no doubt it will lie
Y ou wilt Ciul oue coupon inside
near future.
and friends on the upper river.
the H e r a l d to the producers, and
each two ounce txig.mid two cou­
one of the most important industries
The
henvy
cloudy
weather
on
last
Miss
Alta
Dodge
went
to
Marsh-
i
especially the farmers of this sec­
pons inside each four ounce
in
the
county
the
coming
season.
Sunday did not add much activity field by Monday’s truiu, where she
bag o f Blackwell’:-, Durham.
tion.
_________________
H*s F a isc woo, Cal., April 111, 1891.
Buy a bag o f t h i s cele­
to onr town.
will stop a month or so with l ’ost- !
MUSTERED OUT.
That times are bard and money Ku- H erald , Oouonxi C ity , O k .—
brated tobacco and read the
The work of repairing the streets j master Black s family
scarce need not eveu be mentioned,
])ear Sit: It lias been rumored
Comrade James C. Bunch, nt Milton,
cou p on — which gives a list
we all know that. We also know | ti,nt the steamer Coquille River and roads f o r summer use was
M ins Jessie Bartel ta k es M iss Florida, March 27, 1897. Deceased
o f valuable presents and how
to get them.
that it is equally us hard for those' would not make regular trips to . begun last week.
I Bessie Gray's place as waiter iu tho j first served in tile Mexican war with
iu need o f the necessaries of life to tho river. Please contradio! any j William Chandler was down ! Myrtle Point hotel. Miss Gray will Col. Doniphan, and participated in
obtain them as it is for the pro­ such statements and say to the frou> hi«s ruouutaiu stock farui S»t- »•tteiicl scliool at this i>lnoe-
three battles: Sacramento, Chihua­
ducers of those necessaries to dis­ people <>£ Coquille river that the mday on business.
| Although last Sunday night was hua nnd Saltillo.
pose of them, showing conclusively steamer will make regular trips to
Edward Greene and George j '-eiy dark the street lights were n ot; At the breaking out of the rebel­
that at least some portions of this all Coquille river points from San Querin of Eckley were in town last burning, which caused some com- lion he enlisted in the 2d K iiusuh
government's
machinery needs Frnecisco without making way
laying
plaint from those attending church. volunteer infantry, but was assigned
laying ¿n
in minijlien.
suppli
lubricating or overhauling,
j ports.
All other reports or state-
The public school at this place to company I, which became a cav­
Charley Thomas of Sandy creek
Now most of the producers of i ment8 am f#Ue and unauthorized.
opened Monday of this week with a 1 alry company, and held the rank of
was a witness for T. J. M cliee in
wealth believe that the cogs which j Yours, truly,
After this
good attendance, which is always. 2d lieutenai t therein.
making finnl proof Saturday.
ure loose in the government's in*-,
O. C: B e n j a m in , Agt.
assured by the employment of good j service ho enlisted in the 17th Kan­
cbinery aie financial cogs.
Wei
T. J. Me Bee proved up on his | teachers.
sas and was appointed lieutenant
look, at it in this light: i f money
homestead last Saturday in the
colonel.
He was engaged in tho
Butler's
Lawyers
D
uped.
A
bath-tub
and
water-heater
will
was plenty everybody could go to
commissioner’s court at this place.
battle
of
Wilson’s
creek, and was on
, be placed in the Myrtle Piont hotel
work and earn money with which
Dr. ltoberds nas taken up b is ,
Martin, the plumber, tho field when Gen. Lyons was
S i d Francisco, April 9 . — Butler’s
to buy what they need, and then,
residence iu Mrs. Williams elegant! ¡11Ktea(y 0f e . Bender's residence,as killed, when 4000 union men were
ef course, tlie producer could sell attorneys will not receive pay for
engaged against 22,000 confeder­
and spacious cottage on Maple Ltated last week.
their
services.
One
of
the
last
what he produced. But to a think­
ates. The deceased was in several
ucts
of
the
man’s
disreputable!
street
Foreman Strahan and the section
ing mind it is not uu eusy mutter
Lehuberr & R oup’s transfer crew loaded several cars with other engagements during the rebel­
to see how a financial system, such career in Han Francisco ns n liar
lion, and served until the surrender
as ours, if indeed uuy muuetary rind maker of false confessions was teams have been quite busy daring slacked stone from the cut in the of Gen. Lee. For some time Mr.
Twenty full-sized packets,'your selection from a largo list, guaranteed
tbe
pleasant
weather.
They
aie
the
signing
of
a
check
on
an
edge
of
town,
last
week.
He
has
system can lie propelly regulated*
Bunch was engaged by the gover­ fresh nnd tlie best varieties, given as a premium with each order for
giving
excellent
service.
Australian
hank
for
$1100,
payable
also
been
doing
some
good
work
for the reason lUat we do not at
nor of Kansas, between the two
Miss Fanuie Endicott «’as treated leveling up the track near the turn­
all times ueed the same amount of to his attorneys. It was learned
enlistments, recruiting for the army,
today
that
the
news
of
the
issuing
to a surprise birthday party at the table.
money in circulation. i'Le amount
and he was very successful in that
o f money which would be ample of the check was cabled to Sydney, residence of Dr. and Mrs. K. A.
Messrs. Orr, Neal and Holliday liue of service.
and
tbe
police
immediately
made
Chicago, price if 1 per year, But for a short timo orders will be taken for
Leep
on
last
Monday
evening,
fo r the people this year might not
took a pleasure trip to Bundon last
Mr. Bunch came to Oregon iu
be half what they would need next inquiry at the bank on which the
Jason Machado purchased o n eof j week, leaving Myrtle Point on 1871, nnd settled in Umatilla county, balance of the year nt
year, or vice versa. Hence, the paper was drawn, to ascertain the Racine chemical tire extin Thursday morning in a row-boat where ho engaged in farming, six
system that could come uuywbere whether Burgess, Harwood, Ashe guishers Inst week.
They are and arriving in Bandon at 3:30 miles from Milton.
After about
wear leguialing itself would buve or Butler had funds on deposit iu a good protection aguin6t fire.
that afternoon. They returned home nine years’ residence at that place,
the
institution.
Payment
will
bo
to be very flexible, indeed.
The stock buyers that swarmed Saturday.
From the time order is received tho paper will bo sent weekly until
he, with his family of nine children,
Money is not w hat many suppose refused
‘
. oil the draft when it is over our territory during tlie early
If Seeds are wanted,
E. A. Dodge is very happy anil came to Coos county and purchased JANUARY 1, 1897, FOR ONLY 50 CENTS.
as
there
are
no
funds,
to
it to he, u measure of value;, it received, i
winter are now preparing to drive. smiles quite serene since u very a farm on Fishtrnp creek from Wm. add 15 cents to pay postage
,,
,,
,
if
,i„i
fhAii
the
credit
of
Butler,
D
r
auy
of
his
measures uotniug. It it uul, tuou!
, Some are already gathering up their small man arrived at his residence Teeters, the place now owned by
as a dollar is always a bundled '»1" 1«6»-.
of ,.th° h?uk8T1° i hands.
In April, 1890, the
on last Saturday. Allen, who was Finley Mast.
TWO port TfiE
cents, or the same, it «ould neces- Australia or New Zealand
Tbe
Chas. H. Burggrof, of Salem, the always au admirer of vocal music, subject of this sketch moved to
sanly follow that a bushel of wheat ¡»“ orneys who defended Butler will
PRICE OF ONE.
architect furnishing the plans for says since the little fellow has made Coquille City and commenced build­
or anything else would always re-
“ > be content with the adver-
the new courthouse, took the stage his voice heard that instrumental ing the sawmill at that plnce, having
The COQUILLE CITY HERALD one year, and the FARM,
main the same price.
Money is a “ « “ « rece»’ ed “ '/ " " S 1' tlie,r cou- at this place on last Sunday evening music has no charms for him.
traded places with Charles Potter,
mediuoi of exchange and nothing U6Cllon w,tl‘ the famous case,
FIELD & FIRESIDE u n til January I, 1898. and 20
for Roseburg.
The Myrtle Point Mining and De­ who lived across tlie river from
else, hence there is no ueed o f lts
After completing
Robt. Ahr, our traveling tinner, velopment Company have had men ! Coquille City.
packets o f Seeds, only $2.
5
Drops.
haviug one bit of intrinsic value
is still on the lower river.
We tunneling for about 18 mouths, hav­ tho mill and operating it four years,
SOy-This
offer
limited
to May 1st. Any subscriber can take advantago
in it.
he sold tliat property to Hon. B.
It is not often that we commend presume he is meeting with success, ing first uncovered two thousand
The Labor Exchange check
Hermann. In 1897 lie sold his prop­ of it and have his time extended. Send all orders to this office.
dollars
at
what
is
called
a
“
blow
out,”
being
a
first-class
workman
nnd
au
comes nearer being a perfect me- in these columns anything of a
and it is believod now by money erty across the river from Coquille
diuin of exchttuga tiiau au.ytU.ing ! medicinal character, but the reports honorable man.
City nnd purchased lands known as
C. E. G. Deitz was called to Bea­ men that they are about onto the
else can. Now think carefully on ! that we lienr o f the efficacy of the
the saleable cattle in this vicinity. I A Kansas paper announces that
main ledge, which promises to be the Braden place at Gravel Ford,
ver
Hill
last
week
to
tune
some
this proposition:
If the whole of remedy called "5 Dnors, are so
T be school law in relation to I as a speaker cauie upon the rostrum
whore he resided until last Septem­
very
rich.
an
not
resist
the
pianos and other musical instru­
these Uuiled .States were ruu. ou unusual that we
compulsory education, ns recently i lie was “ ovatioueil” by ths audience,
ber,
when
he
moved
to
Florida.
Miss
A. H. Black, oneof Myitie Point’s j
impulse to give it special men- ments. He is au expert at that
the Labor Exchange plan, and .^1..»
May Bunch, one of his daughters, published in the H erald is a good , The word is doubtless derived from
m . . kkv>
taa a a .
1»ae
ilvo (\itincwU o u lltu g .
l u e d i u g L u u ju c s s m a n . lulu beam
evpryttnxig irr tire »«ua »i.m» woo mt
accompanying to that place. Though tiling for tlie children if properly ¡the Latin, ovum, egg.
Some ninety head of cattle are making some substantial improve- j the deceased was near “ three score enforced, but it is hardly probable
sale was today ou deposit, then the diseases mentioned iu tho advertise­
Mrs. Newly Blessed (gratified)
representative, or value, of all tlie ment this remedy seems to have grazing iu sight of town, being the meats during the past few days! and ten,” he wns highly pleased with that it will be enforced unless some
deoosits would be iu circulation in jumped into popular favor with a first drove gathered in by J. L. by laying a three-quarter iucli pipe j his new home, nnd having purchased of tbe districts elect a different sot I-—Y’ ou sny baby looks like his
the checks; but if tomorrow every­ single hound, and its success is Knight. Sir. K. has several hun­ from the water tank at his store on ' lnuds he commenced work intending of directors.
When directors | father? Her brother (critically)
Spruce street to his residence o u !
thing had been sold, then all the deserved, for it has performed dred yet to gather up.
wink
at
the
clerk’s
making a false \ — Yes—it has its father's , bicycle
Maple street.
L. A. Roberts has to prepare a lovely home in that report and embezzling school funds face.
deposits would be in use and not a sumo remarkable cures, “ 5 Duors”
Since the street improvement
“ Land of Flowers,” and it is thought
check in circulation. Can you iin- is manufactured by the Swanson lias been given up for the present, made similar improvements.
“ Riches,” said Uncle Eben,
that over-exertion brought on an (which hns been done in this
Rheumatic
Cure
Co.,
1G7
Dearborn
Hon. J. H. Roberts, of Norway, attack of billious fever, which was county), it can hardly be expected “ donu alius secure er man agin’
agine’anything more flexible than
the question of supplying the town
street,
Chicago,
and
the
compuny
that?'
with pure mouutnin water is being was on our street last Sunday the cause of ltis demise. Mr. Bunch tliat they will see that tlie com­ de common vexations o’ life. De
while visiting the establishment of was a faithful and devoted Christian pulsory school law is enforced.
Now if it is a fact, which it is, has the highest reputation for hon­ agitated by many of onr people.
faek dot he paid 850 foil or suit o ’
esty
iu
all
business
transactions.”—
J. Machado
ho passed a high gentleman, and having adopted tlie
that every check which gets into
More anon,
X.
clothes ain’ no positive ’surance dat
L.
A.
Sanctuary,
F.
F.
Patterson
Silver
Knight
Watchman,
Washing­
compliment
upon
the
display
of
escalation has a deposit value
de b ’ pender buttons ain’ gwiuter
faith of tlie Seventh Day Adventists,
anil Geo. Carpy, o f Roseburg, who
goods in that place. Tho compli­ he was always laboring to advance
According to tlie Evening World, break off.”
received behind it, then it follows ton, D. C., September, ’96.
have been down at Etnpiie City to
ment was well deserved; in fact all tho interest and hairpiness of human­ photography of tlie Fitzsimmons-
that the more products that are
bid on tlie courthouse work, left
Oregonian: The announcement here for home last Sunday via the of our merchants are up to date ity.
deposited the more checks will be
Corbett fight nt Carson, proved a
and know how to attract the public.
>n circulation, and the less-that are of tbe annual pioneer meeting in Brewster valley route.
In 1872 Mr. Bunch helped to or-1 failure. The negatives, it is alleged,
deposited the less checks will be this city in June suggests to those
Married—April 12, 1897, at the ganize the first church of his choice j will not develop. Tlie failure, the
Rev. J. E. Blair returned Sat­
iu circulation. This, then, would to whom it appeals with personal
residence
of \V. W. Endicctt, W. A. that was organized in Oregon, ho World article says, involved Dan
W ILL SELL MY RANCH, CONTAIN-
urday evening from Oakland, where
be •‘the best financial system the iuterest the rapidity of tlie flight
ing lti') a c r e s , i n cultivation; HO aerea
Fish and Myrtle Kruuk, all of Myr-1 beiug secretary of the meeting, it Htnart aud others directly inter­
he
had
gone
to
attend
theprenbytery.
creek bottom; HU acres in pasture, fenced:
of time and the fact o f the yearly
world ever saw.”
tie Creek, Coos County, Oregon,! being also the first church organ- ested in a heavy loss.
125 fruit trees, bearing, and all kinds o f
His
mauy
friends
were
pleased
to
Now, to those who are not ap­ dwindling ranks of the class knowu
In the Demorest Magazine for small fruit; large house 7 rooms, plastered
see him home again and able to till Rev. Sylvester Wright officiating. izad in tlie North Pacific Conference
prized of tho fact, wo will say that by a later generation as pioneers.
The happy couple are among tlie of tliat body, whose jurisdiction i March is au article on “ Complexion and pnpe»ed: barn 40x80, stables, cattle
his regular appointments.
sheds, and all necessary outbuildings; good
Every
name
mentioned
in
connec­
n branch (N o. 147) of tbe Labor
most respectablo people of that
water piped to house, milk-house
M. R. Lee, tho Bandon warehouse neighborhood, and this department, extended over the state of Oregon, Specialists and Th jir Methods,” spring
barn: about $800 or $900 worth o f white
Exchange was organized here iu tion with the twenty-fifth auuual
as well ns Washington and Idaho which every woman should read. and
cedar
timber
lor lumber or matchwood;
and
furuituro
man,
paid
our
town
a
Coquille City with between 30 and reunion to take place t-vo months
joins their many friends in congrat­ territories.
It is a complete expose of a class buildings new or nearly so; county road on
40 members last fall, but as it was hence recalls a time in the history business visit the latter part of lust ulations and wishes them a long and
one
side
of
place;
five months’ term o f
Comrade James C. Buneli has left of parasites that thrive on the vanity
school each year, five minutes’ walk from
too late in tlie season to start into of Oregon iu which the “yet young week, returning Monday of this prosperous life. Young nnd old of \ a highly esteemed family of grown of women.
house; forty minutes’ drive to Bandon or
business we deferred nctive oper- stale was younger yet,” since all week. Milt was one of our leading that section gave the newly-wedded l children in Coos county to mourn
the beach; *800 insurance on buildings.
A N T E D — FAITHFUL MEN OR P r i c e HI lO c . Will also sell farming
wtious till spring opened. ¡Spring are homired names in its annals. men for a m mber of years.
pair a rousing serenade Monday I his loss, nnd they realize that they
women to travel for responsible estab­ tools, stock, shop tools, aud furniture. I
Our town is well supplied with evening nnd were treated with will now bo deprived of his wise lished house in Oregon. Salary $7^0 and am past 70, too old to farm and mean what
is now bore and we want to rniy to As the duarter-ceutennial o f tlie
expenses. Position permanent. Reference.
We have our J refreshments.
tlie farmers that we are getting j Pioneer Association, Hie occasion doctors at present.
and genial counsel, but they are not Enclose self-addressed stamped onv lope. I say.
I will sell: make me an offer and come
ready for business, end we desire,' will no doubt be largely attended, stand-by, Dr. K. A. Leep, also three j The most important mining deal of those “ who mourn without hope,” The National, Star Insurance Kldg., Chi­
and set- me. No incumbrance on the place-
and must ha re, if we succeed, your | (*nd ' ,8 happenings will hoof special late arrivals, Dr. Roberson of Rose -1 that hns ever taken placo iu Coos for their fnith reaches beyond “ the cago.
For full particulars call on or address
DAVID BALDWIN,
burg, also S. L. Roberds and wife county was consummated at the life that now is,” and they believe
hearty eo-operation.
j m*epest.
“ At least there is one thing that
Bandon, Oregon
We are in communication with, Oregon: It is reportedtliatSev­ of Portland who are both doctors of office of Orvil Dodge last week, that tho earnest and incessant labors can be said in favor of the Turks;
Execution
Sale.
branch No. 2b o f Sail J- ntucisco, | oral of Oregon's pilgrims to W ash -, no H,,md repute,
between A. H. Moore nnd Prof. of their departed sire will be re­ they are a highly religious people.”
“ Oh, any one cau see that from the
which is our wholesale house, and ¡ogton city have given ud the hope
The historian of Coos county has Gustav Shultz, of San Diego, Cal.,! warded by a just Crentor.
'O TIC E is hereby given, that under and
th e manager there informs im that ,,f getting to the pie counter, and commenced receiving reminiscences who, we understand, represents a
Those who were best acquainted way they fight.”
by virtue o f a writ o f execution issued
out o f the Circuit Court o f the State o í
they will receive in unlimited quart- j have turned their faces homewaid. ; of early days from the very lirstset- wealthy company tliat will establish , with Rev. James C. Bunch bow in
Oregon for the County o f Coos, on the 29th>
, tities bacon, potatoes, apples, but- | Long lineB of hungry and thirsty tler.Tlie latest is from one who is able avery extensive plant placer an d ! sadness at the unwelcome news that
day o f March, I8tf7, in favor o f Thomaa
¡ter, eggs, chickens and anything, patriots were in ahead of them, and willing to assist in the im jor- mining this spring nnd summer. has reminded all that life is uncer­
Wilson, plaintiff, nnd against J. A. Lehu-
herr and W. T. Lelmherr, defendants, I did,
.»apii everything that w e can send t Few had any idea that office seeking taut work, nnd his narntiveis from Mr. Shultz is a mining expert, who tain, and it is universally acknowl­
on the i)th day o f Ap il, 1897, at th& in­
tyyW, and send us iu exchange was so universal an industry as it! a blunt pen aud will not fail to hns been examining the Salmon edged that a good man has gone,
stance of the said plaintiff, levy upon all
the right, title nnd interest which the said
I add interest to the fourthcoming mountain mineral belt this winter, and the survivors of that excellent
graperies, tropical fruits, boots aud ]H.
defendants or either o f them had on the
TO
singes,and anything o f that nature,
i volume.
and who selected a qunntity of family have the sympathy of a large
17th day of July, 1898, or may at any time
since have acquired in or to the following
riwuwi take tins method to urge!
J udge Lrviio.
Chits. Adams, in his turn, suffers quartz from Mr. Moore’s claim aud community.
described real property, situated in the
.IbeTatmers and others to produce
j at the hands of some slick-fingur'id rempved it down the river to where
county o f Coos ami state o f Oregon, par­
ticularly described as follows, towit; B e ­
all they, can this seasou and bring
I person. Some tools and a 22 rifle he had assaying appliances, and
ginning 8.1Ü chains south and 7.89 ch airs
Bridge Items.
t it, in gild Jfiey will receive a check
was stolen from his blacksmith shop aftor n thorough examination of
west of the quarter section corner between
jfu rjts vajge; will then forward it
sections 8 and 9, township 29 south o f
j one day laat week. Charles says he the rock, he wrote Mr. Moore to
J r t tK* U t t m g t r t o f * « « . , - th* Telrijraph
Bridge,
April
19.—
Fruit
trees
in
range 12 west o f the Willamette Meridian,
( below and ou return steamer we
lias a shotgun barrel belonging to meet him at Myrtle Point, which he
System of Uie Lumaa body.
at a C S post from which a myrtle 20
.will receive yur groceries, etc , and N e r v e s eiti*nil from Ilia brain to arary part the rifle which lie will give the did, and the deal was made. Prof. fall bloom.
inches in diameter bears south 46 degrees
While tlie inhabitants of th e’
east 38 links, run thence west 17.80 chains
of lha body and rracli arary orfin
,;n a short tu;u we will be running
party who stole the rest if ho will Shultz started ou Wednesday’s train
to the right bank o f Coqaille river to a
Mississippi valley are being driven
Ilka Ora — food aai ,’»nu but bard
.our own tnisyioss independent of N e r v e s
for
San
Francisco,
via
Coos
bay,
to
|
call
soon
for
tho
same.
cedar C 8 post from which a willow 10
from their homes by the florals,
inches
in diameter bears east 11 links,
capital. W eytjil soon have a store N e r v e s matters.
ar. fad by tha blood and are Ufarafora
If vonr lamp should fall and complete arrangement« no doubt to and in Oklahoma they are beiDg
thence up the right bank o f the Coquille
that none of us ,pand be ashamed
commence
operations,
aud
Mr.
like It In character.
river
to
the northwest corner o f the E. C.
break some evening and set your
. of, and it will lAokcost us a cent of N erves «IS be rraak aud esbanitad If Uie bouse on fire, and you lmd a Bab­ Moore will expect him back by tho killed by cycloues, we in balmy
Catching donation claim, thence east 7.25
southwestern
Oregon
are
having
as
blood
u
thin,
{tale
and
Impure.
chains to the northwest corner o f the town
money nnd will bub e g to those
time the roads will admit of heavy
Wp will send yon by mail, Absolutely o f Myrtle Point, thence south 10 degrees
irirelj be strong aud steady If cock or Racine ctiemicnl fire ex­
fine weather as one could wish for.
Free,in plain packape. the All-Power­ east 8.91 chains to Fannie G. Dixon's line,
who hold the checks, sard none else N erves will
tha blood l.i rich, rad and vlforoiia.
tinguisher, you would no doubt freighting, nnd we predict that lively
ful Dr. H of man's Vital Restorative thence north 29.50 chains *o place of begin­
Farmers are busy putting in
We shall start tPibaihliiig a de­ N e r v e s Sudatrwa (rlrud Iu lloud'r Maiaapa- I save your building and its contents, times will ensue. In the menu time
Tablets, with a legal guarantee to ning. containing — acres, as described in a
their crops. There has been con -1
rtlla beeauia it make* rich, red blood.
permanently rare lost Manhood. Self- certain deed dated January 29tb, 18S9, and
pository within a short time nnd
the
hydraulic
already
in
operation
sidernble corn planted «luring the
Abuse. Sexual Weakness, Varicocele, recorded February 28th, 1889, in Book o f
thalr work artnnlly end well, - , and perhaps snvo the life of some
be prepared to r<\c*\\o aud store N o r v e s do
stops forever night Emissions and «ill Deeds No 17, on pnge 201 thereof o f the
loved one.
An agent will soon be will be kept going as long as the last week.
tbe br.ila Is unclouded, there are no
auy auiouut of wealth.our people
water
supply
lasts
nnd
those
who;
unnatural
drains. Returns to former records of Coos countv. Oregon, and I will,
neur.rlitte palm, appetho aud digr.v 0||
|0 g e || y o u O lie
A. Colton is bnildiug a commo­
appearances
emaciated organs.
may produce and firing -to the de-
tiou Are £00*1, wIn n you tak*
are informed in the matter sny that
ON SATURDAY, T tíE «UTH DAY OF
The egg business has been quite M ^
wiU hl4ve fill0 d ean np dious barn on his ranch on Big
MAY. 1897. at the hoar o f one o 'clo ck in
jjository.
the afternoon o f said day. at the Court­
creek.
ively
this
spring,
here
being
tl
,
We also expect to hum a Brick­
house door in the town o f Empire City,
W. A. Crowder has gone to Bea­ I f we conld not care, we would not
hardly enough brought to market
Coos countv, Oregon, offer for sale and sell
kiln here iu town during the sum­
send
onr
medicine
free
to
try,
and
Seth R. Hammer, secretary of the ver Hill, where he hns a situation.
at public auction to tho highest and best
Itt
fill
orders.
Prices
have
been
pay when satisfied.
mer, so that all who Jet-im brick
bidder for cash, tho above described real
Illinium
Powell has planted
kept up better tlini for several Salem Mining Company, who arc
Can get them iu exchange for otbei
property, or n sufficiency thereof to satisfy
operating on Sucker creek, about nbont twothirtls of an acre o fi
Address
years.
A.
H.
Black
Si
Co.
esjie-
the demands o f said plaintiff ns specified
products.
in said writ of execution, amounting to the
cially have had difficulty in getting three miles from Salmon mountain, onions.
Now, in conclusion, we «apt to
sum
o f seven hundred fifty dollars.
WESTERN MEDICINE CO..
has arrived and gone np to their
G. F. Oreou lms moved to the
_____ _____
__ their
Ten cents
Witness mv hand this 14th day o f April,
AH drwRRlsM.
SI. diuands sappile«!.
any iu all earnestness, that wher­ T h ^ n e True Wood Purifier.
claims,
which,
by
tlie
way,
include
1M17, at my office in the town o f Empire
Fifle
ranch,
which
he
recently
rr.i»r«i
oni,
br
c.
i.
ii.M
*
c«,
i«n-o.
m
«’
*
per
«loteen
has
been
tlie
lowest
price
ever this movement has started it
lin e
Citv, Coo* county, Oregon.
tho best
ïH-.t family
fsmiirfntiioriic
paiii; laut year at this time tlii'y placer mining nt t le mouth of John­ purchased.
|V
.....
tho
ratini
W. W. GAGE.
has b.-Pii a success and brought , ■
, J IOtiti S i Ills uml livur a U u m L ui L
son creek, aud it is expected that hrs
Cattle
buyers
have
got
about
all
<
apJOotj
Sheriff o f Coos county, Oregon.
Kalamazoo.
Mioh.
i
were
dowu
to
5
ccuts
per
dozen.
prosperity to its projectors; thou
ill
Str. Coquille
River.
CHOICE
Garden and
Farm, Field
CO
8
F'res*^e>
CEN TS
Offer.
Special
j
For Sale at a Bargain.
1
w
N
We Send it Free
N erves
Weak Men,
Young
and
Old.
Hood’s
S a rs a p a rilla