Coquille City herald., May 11, 1897, Image 2

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¡THE part a church sonc played
Circuit Court Docket—May Term, 1897.
UPPER - RIVER
D EPAR TM EN T.
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The follmviug cases have been
In the Capture of a Gang of Thieve»-One
PUBLISHED E VE RY TUESDAY
disposed of:
of the Gang Converted, Surrenders Him­
self and Betrays His Pals.
C B 1 U E R R U Co. vs J M lÆyrtle Feint and tiie TUpper-Ccq.-u.ille
Eudicott—verdict of jury for de­
J.
3-xid TT^-lxat Is Going- on There.
Chicago, Mav G — A song ren­ fendant; damages f 510.
Editors and Proprietors.
dered by the choir in the church at
Pacific States Savings, Loan A
Farmers are about all through
Prof. Jeukins, of D indon, was on
DlavoUd to the material and social op- Chicago avenue and Ada street two Building Co. vs Annie Elizabeth
I our streets last week.
biildtnR o f the C cqaii.e Valley vmn.cul.ulv weeks ago was responsible for the Short— Ustimoney read nnd brief seeding.
8 . Billings’ infant and only son I Judge Beuder has been quite
“ S L b L S S S o ^ ^ iS r S ^ v .n c e .lS .
capture of four members of the submitted.
| busy of lato iu his judicial caps-
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; desperate Weir gang by the police
Mary A Howlett vaC F Edmunds is very low of pneumonia fever.
Dr. Roberds now occupies the I city.
—jury was taken; all the evidence of
T U E S D A Y , STAY 11, 1897.
last night
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As the church was filled with the plaintiff was in; the defendant then office on Spruce street formerly
Last Sunday, though n little
cloudy, was one o f the pleasantest
The Y. P. S. C. W. Conference at Bandon.! "«uff, “ Where Is My Boy Tonight. moved to amend pleading; jury was UBed by Dr. Easter.
¡Fred Dretikson, one of the members discharged aud case was laid over
Tbe first milk of the season was days o f the season.
Meeting was called to order in ' °f the gang, bowed his head in sor- ui til next term.
delivered at the skimming station
What is the latest from court?
Ah Foe vs J W Bennett— referee in this place on last Monday.
the Methodist Episcopal church at | row. That song marked a turning
Aud what about the court-house?
Bandon, Wednesday evening, May 5, ! point in the young mans life, and given until end of week to take
Rev. Rl«ir held services in the have been 'he leading questions of
at 7:30 p . I I I ., by M. O. Miller, presi- today he is a paroled prisoner, and testimony.
Willowdale church last Sunday; late.
dent, with 52 delegates present.
! it is said will be given his freedom
Joe Liggett, admr o f estate of also at this place in the eveniug.
An Assembly of the United Ar­
The devotional exercises were j tor assisting in breaking up one of James Kilhurn, deceased, vs Frank
Our citizens were sorry to lenrn tisans was organized in this place
conducted by the president, sub- the roost dangerous gangs of crinii- M Decker et nl— judgment by de­
that the erection of the new court­ last Saturday evening by Organizer
je ct—Sacrifice. Prayer by Rev. C. I uals that ever operated in the city. fault.
house has been indefinitely post J. B. Metzler.
Property worth many thousands of
Emily O Spofford vs Edwin R poDed.
A. Stine, of Coquille City.
S. C. Giles started to the John­
Address of welcome by Mrs. A. IT dollars has been stolen and the Spofford— W U Douglas appointed
Many o f the farmers who nre son creek mines Inst Monday. We
Scott of Bandon; response by the police have 28 charges against the referee to take testimony.
T h e Best
president, in absence of Miss Alice members of the gang. Since Janu­
John W Eldridge vs W A Hatcher, testing the policy of early plnntiug presume he has bad news for some
\ S m o k in g T o b a c c o M a d e
ary Dectective Hamilton has been Mina Hatcher and Coos Co.—judg­ now have corn large euougli to unfortunate miner.
Stemler.
cultivate.
Sixty-four bead of cattle were
Appointment of committee on collecting evidence against the ment by default
Our people nre anxiona to see brought to to w D last Suuiay by
Eugene O’Connell vs Samuel R
finances: Miss Long, E. A. Pbilpott gang and with the confession of
LBandon Recorder. I
the road from this place to the Page & Sherwood who are prepar­
and Rev. Buckner. Press committee: Dreukson, which covered G3 type­ Davis—judgment by default
The ocean was about as rough
Coquills City H k iia u ), Frank Strang; written'sheets of puper, the police
J A Yoakain vs W L Condron— Curry conuty line improved this ing for a big drive iu tbe n6ar
future.
summer.
last Monday and Tuesday ns it
Coquille City Bulletin, Rev. C. A.’ 1 say that they bave the case com- judgment by default
Messrs. Berry & Sloan delivered gets during the storms of winter,
Stine; Bandon Recorder, Mrs. O. F. plete.
R. C. Dement has a crew o f men
S D Magnes vs S R Davis—
Phillips; Coast Mail, L. J. Sipe ; I The four members arrested are judgment for plaintiff.
at work clearing that fine bottom the last of their logs, which were although there was no visible cause
Coos Bay News, Rev. Giliispie; Edward Ernst, Henry Weir, Mrs.
Stephen F Johnson vs H W San­ land which be recently purchased carried down tbe river Inst winter here except a strong northwester.
of Mr. Strang, about one mile above by the freshet, at Cellar Point last
Mrs. Martha A. Tupper has bee«
Marshfield Sun, Mrs. W. B. Smith; Henry Weir and Charles Zimmer­ ford—dismissed.
Saturday.
Myrtle Point Enterprise, Miss Elsie man, father of the woman. A large
appointed postmistress of the Ban-
Lewis M Coy vA Minerva Ann Coy toWD.
Lewellen; Port Orford Tribune, quantity of stolen goods was found — A J Sherwood appointed referee.
Electric lights and water supply don postoffice. This is a case
Encouraging news is stendily
at Weir's house.
Miss Laura Wise.
McPherson, Ginser & C o . vs L W coming in from the mining districts. is being agitated by our sister where the woman is the better rann.
Rev. Mr. Ford delivered a lecture
Record—settled.
Tho last strike reported is by W. towns. Is it Dot time Myrtle Point Frazier will uow have to come dowu
THE TEST CASES ON TRIAL
to young men.
Mrs S E Robinson vs E L Baxter O. Corbin and Geo. Bailey on would wake up and do something to a subordinate position.
The president announced a sun­
in this line?
P hu I Johnson was home last Sun­
and F M Baxter- judgment by de­ South Sixes.
rise prayer-meeting, at G a. in. To Compel-Secretary Kincaid to Issue War­ fault
Phillip Brack and family, who day from Smith-Howardville and
Mr. Romander, foreman of t’ie
rants.
Thursday morning. Adjourned to
Mrs S E Robinson vs Maria A Coquille creamery, was in town have been living iu Bandon for from him we learn tbat in a day or
meet in the Methodist church
Leneve and N W Leneve- -judgment Inst Friday evening to assist Mr. tbe past year, will move home to two, after some material arrives
In department No. 2 o f the cir­
Thursday morning at 9 o’clock.
by default
Erdice with the pumping machin­ their farm on tbe Middle Fork of which is now on tbe way Iron) San
cuit court of MarioD county, the
Francisco, the Pioneer Mining
Z T Siglin v s C B R & E R R & ery at the skimming station.
THURSDAY MORNING.
tho Coquille this week.
test cases to compel Secretary Kin­
Meeting opened, president in caid to audit accounts and draw N Co.— verdict for plaintiff for $56.
Frank Tripp returned from Company will have their plant run-
Dr. K. A. Leep received a fine
The grand jury returned a true buggy last week from Bandon, Douglas county last Saturday, nig on a more extensive scale.
chair. Song— Nearer, My God, to warrants for same are in progress
D. S. McCsiopbell lias traded
Thee. Devotions conducted by this afternoon. Ralph E. Moody, bill in the case of state vs Russell; which was put up by P. Nelson of accompanied by bis sister, Miss
Rev. Mr. Gnmmagc. Song. Talk the instigator o f the cases, is on tbe defendant pleaded not guilty that place. Mr. Nelson is a fine May Tripp, who will spend tbe his ranch Dear Fonrmile to W. W.
Shipley for n five acre fruit
on “ Front Line Sunday-schools,” by the ground, assisted by Mr. Thomas. and trial was set for Monday.
workman and worthy the patron­ summer with relatives here.
D H Hutcheson vs Daniel Rich­ age of tbe publio.
Rev. Stine. Discussion followed by Col. N. B. Knight, who has charge
While visiting the lower river orchard and a drugstore at Yon-
colln, Oregon, aud expects to move
the delegates.
Sunday - school 0f the cases for Secretary Kin- ards-continued to next term.
J. L. Lewellen, our enterprising last week we were reliably informed to that place iu a short time. Mr.
Ditchee, by Rev. Scott The dis­ caid, has filed geceral demurrers in
furniture dealer, tried bis band tbat tbe week following April 28th Shipley who visited this locality
A Sensational Grand Jury Report.
cussion was on the line of “ How to both cases. It is not thought that
with the brick trowpl very success the out-put o f coal by the Buodon has gone back to Yoncolln to move
Get Out of Them.”
the cases will be argued, but if
Portland, May 7.— The grand fully last weok, aud laid the foun­ Block Coni Company incieased to bis new possession..
A paper was read on “ The Duties they are to be, more time will be
jury
tonight made a sensational dation for bis new building to be from 12 tons to 30 tons per day,
Geo. P. Topping left Empire City
of Sunday-school Officers and Teach­ asked.
leaving a neat profit to the com­
report.
It is said that the grand erected on Spruce street.
ers Made Plain, ” by Miss Zetta
pany. It is truly gratifying to Thursday morniug on the steamer
Inasmuch as there is a supreme jury had evidence that there was a
W. W. Eudicott was awarded know that when properly handled Blanchard, for The Dalles, Oregon,
Messer of Coquille City.
court decision on the case it is pro­ gambling nnd prostitution trust in
2500 dam ages by the jury for the this mine is a financial success, and ns a delegate to the Grand Court of
Questions and answers on “ The bable that J udge Hewitt will aim
Duties of Sunday-school Officers.” ply dismiss the writs, when the the city, and that the trust was con­ railroad right-of-way through his it means much to the peoplo of the Foresters of America. Mr.
nived hi by city and county officials. premises.
This was surely small
Topping represents Court Queen
Address, “ Forgotten Blessings.” cases will be appealed to tbe su­
It further says that Prosecuting enough. While it does not destroy this valley. The company, which of the Forest No. 17, of Bandon.
by Bev. Giliispie. Song.
preme court.
Attorney Lord and Police Commis­ much land, it virtually ruins the has spent many thousands of dol­
Paper on Foreign Missions, by
Sunday, April 25, was the hot­
lars in opening this mine, is greatly
It will tnke over a year to gel sioner Napolecu Davis bad guilty
Rev. Giliispie.
these cases through tbe supreme knowledge of the workings of tho little farm for which Sir. Eudicott encouraged and belioves this will test day we Lave had here for many
paid
about
21500.
Reading of minutes of last bi- court unless both sides ngree to
soon be among the best paying yenrs, but high ns our tempernture
trust. Constable Conner is charged
county convention. Adjourned till baviog them ndvuuced on the cal­
W e deny that the article refer­ mines on the coast. We wore also was liere it was much higher in
with having a half interest in oDe
2 o’clock p. m.
ender for immediate action. It is o f the largo games. The trust ring to Dr. Easter and Attorney informed that much of the coal other pine's even in our own couuty.
not probable that both parties will exacted 25 per cent of the win­ Burteuslinw, which appeared iu from this mine hag been bought by In Marshfield, nn the same date, it
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
was 88 in the shade, nnd on the
President Miller opened the meot- so consent.
nings from its membirs.
H. C. this department recently, tree in the Spieckels Co. nnd sold in the
sawdust
there, it reached 92 iu tho
S.
F.
market
as
Beaver
Hill
coal,
LATEST.
the
least
misleading.
As
the
bulk
ing in due form. Devotional exer­
•Smith was the collector.
If a
•Judge Hewitt dismissed the case, game refused to come into the of our information came from Burt which certainly speaks well for ita shade. Iu Coquille City it reached
cises were conducted by Mrs. Sugg.
Song by the Coquille cnoir, “ Marcli- and it will be appealed to the trust it was raided by tbe officials. we have no reason to doubt that quality. Every feffort should be as high ns 91 in the shade, while
ingOn.” Prayer by Rey. Mr. Stine. supreme court.— Capital Journal,
One game for a long time refused the exhibit took place and that the made to secure tbe continued our maximum temperature here in
Song—solo and chrous, by Coqui'le May 0.
to pav blackmail nnd it was re­ Rev. Qeulleman played the weaker improvement o f tbe river bar, the shade wan only 76, and, never­
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At to bis friends iu Myrtle which is still a menace to shipping, theless, that made us feel warm
male quartet—“ Tbe Sinner nnd the
peatedly raided; after awhile it part.
Point
and
the telephone, we don’t nlthougb much improvement has eoough. Our maximum rs ive have
Three
Young
M
en
O
ut
on
a
Spree.
Song.” Reading of verses of scrip­
yielded and the raids stopped.
nlrendy been made.
said was 79, that is, 13 degrees
ture and short talks by the delegates.
The report also says that when know anything of them.
lower than it was in Marshfield, aud
Decatur, Iud., Mny 5.— As a some gnmblers in the trust had
Song by the Coquille choir: “Just
16 degtees lower than it was in
Teachers’
Examination.
as I Am.”
Address to “ Young result of a joke at Markle, near been indicted the prosecuting at­
Sujar Hems.
Coquille City.
Workers,” by W. D. Shoemaker of hero, last night, two young men torney refused to prosecute and
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Notice is hereby given that for
Bandon. Geo. Byers read a paper lost their lives and a third is on had the indictments quashed.
The railroads are all in favor of
The report of the state insane
the
verge
of
death.
The
youDg
on “ An Active Society.”
Those outside the trust, when in­ the present sugar beet agitation. tbe purpose of making nu examin­ asylum for April shows the number
A motion was made and adopted men, Davis, Kingman and Brade- dicted, had no legal protection.
Once established they would reap ation of all persons who mny offer o f patients under care and treat­
stadt,
started
out
to
have
a
good
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providing for four vice-prcsidenrs
tbe lion’s share o f tho product of themselves as candidates for teach­ ment during the month to have
I Coast Mail.|
time. They went into a drug store,
instead of ouo.
the farmer who would have to con­ ers of the schools of this county, been 113Si
Tbe average per cap­
The schooner Webfoot sailed for tribute both to and from the fac­ ths county school superintendent ita expense for tbe month was
Following amendment proposed— nnd while the clerk had his back
turned
they
took
a
bottle
tabled
Snn
Francisco
yesterday
with
a
No G: That the constitution be
tory. Last year we imported about thereof will hold a public examiu- 29.57.
T h 3 number of patients
amended, so as to add to the list of alcohol, but which in reality con­ cargo of 380,000 feet of lumber.
one dollar’s worth of sugar to each ntiou at Bandon, commencing on remaining in the asylum at the end
tained
n
deadly
poison,
and
se­
officers a statistical secretary.
The majority of the population of one of our inhabitants; if we will Wednesday, at 1 o’clock p. m., the of the month w h s 1107.
Approved. Rev. Gammage then creting the bottle beneath their Empire, outside of county officials produce all of our own sugar we 12th day of Mny, 1897..
Portland Welcome; The Rose-
delivered an address to children. costs, went to the edge o f town and town officers, consist this week will all get rich!
Teachers who are eligible for
burg
Plaindealer, ex-and-mnybp-is
and
drank
the
contents.
o f lawyers, there being 20 “ gentry o’
Tbe Junior Endenvorers of Bandon
It is officially reported that tbe stnte certificates nnd diplomas must -yet-Railroad Commissioner Eddy’s
In a short time they were siezed that ilk” in attendance at circuit
repeated the books of the Bible in
make application at the same time.
supply
of
sugar
from
Cuba
has
by convulsions, and a physician court.
their order and sang a song.
Dated this 24tb day o f April, paper, says; “ Prosperity is com­
fallen off almost 1,000,000 tons in
ing; there is no finest ion about it.”
Tho
nomination
committee wsh summoned, but could afford no
1897.
J. H. B arklow ,
The bArkeutine Omega, which three years, “ Hnd yet there has
What? Is Eddy already absolutely
Two of the young men
County
School
Superintendent.
reported: Half of the time of the relief.
sailed from here Jan. 20 with a been no appreciable defi?it noticed
sure that lie is going todra\v25,000
convention was to be given to Snn- died in terrible agouy, while the cargo of 684,000 feet of lumber, in the total sugsr production of tbe
more from the state treasury for
third
is
iu
a
hopeless
condition.
Ocean
sky-scrapers
are
the
Intest
day-school work. Officers were as
has Arrived At FreeuiADtle, Aus- world.” This indicates bow rap­
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The Fredrich der Orosse, n stoimer doing nothiug?
foBowa: President, M. C. Miller of
tralia,
After
a
passage
o
f
97
days.
idly tbe production of sugar bos
'M arshfield Sun.)
Josh—Yes, my darter's going’ to
Dora.
1st vice-president, M. O.
Harry Dimmick, one of our Coos increased, and makes it easy to to run between Bremen nnd New
F. E. Nelson will resign his
York, with occasional trips to the graduate this year, an, she's busy
Hawkins of Coquille City; 2d vice-
bay boys, is one of her crew.
infer
what
the
prize
would
be
now
Orient and Australia, is a uiue- uow prepareu* her valedictory.
president, A. L. Palmer of Marsh­ position at the electric light works,
Tbe cauuery project is still go­ if Cuba bad produced the usual storiei structure. Tbe vessel is
Hiram— What's n valedict’ry? Josh
field; 3d vice-president, Miss Geor­ lie uot being able to stand the ing ahead; there is now only three quantity.
divided by twelve strong transverse —That’s the kind of a dress they
gia Parker of Parkersburg; 4th night work.
shares “ shy” o f the number re­
bulkhenks, which partition Ihe wear when they graduate.
Is Nosier and George Lorenz, of
vice-president, E. A. Philpott of
quired before the company is or­
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towering fabric of steel and iron
Bandon. Secretary, Miss Phebe Coquille City, were in town last ganized. These may be secured
Answer to Challenge for Debate.
into thirteen water-tight compart­ Don’t Tobacco Spit and Smote Your Life Airay.
Lamb of Fislitrap; statistical sec­ Tuesday to arrange a relay bicycle today, nnd in that caso there will
To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
T o J. P. E a s t e r — Sir: I f you ments.
retary, Miss Daisy Dodge of Myrtle race between a Coquille and Mat ah- be an organization meeting held
netic, full of life, nerve and vi»;or, take No-To-
have ncy influence with and can
Point; treasurer, Miss Elsie Lew­ field team. The boys want to run soon.
Japan will expend 2213,000,962 Bac, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, 50c or $1. Cure guaran­
secure the ablest minister of your
ellen of Myrtle PoiuL Place of for “ dough” nnd it is probable
We notice that the passenger denomination in tbe state of Ore­ in the next eight years on new war teed. Booklet and sample free. Address
The
meeting, Coquille City, in Novem­ their offer will be accepted.
ships, armament and dockyards, if Sterling Remedy C o , Chicago or New York.
distance will be from Coquille City rate war is on betweefi tbe Homer gon, we will take pleasure iD meet­ the plan of her naval deparment
ber, 1897.
to Marshfield nnd there are to be and Alice Blanchard. Tbe agents ing such person iu joint debate for 1 e carried out. This will give her
THUBSDAY EVENING.
four riders. Win. Nasburg, James of the Alice Blnnchatd have out tens day or two week, and are ready
Meeting opened in due form. Hutcheson, Albert Matson and posters quoting rates to Astoria and at a moment’s notice to do so; but a fleet of 67 ships, 11 torpedo boat
Devotions were led by Mrs. J. T. Wui. Brainnrd nre spoken of for Portland, $5 cabin, 22.50 steerage, | nothing could be more unprofitable destroyers and 115 torpedo boats.
Conwell « f Coquille City.
Prayer tbe Marshfield team.
and to Eureka, Cnl., S3 cabin, aud or more injurious to tbe cause of
The graduating class of The
by Rev. Dr. Ford of Eugene. Song.
TO
22 steerage. Now is the time to Christ than to encourage the people Dalles high school visited Hood
Prayer by Mr. Byers of Fishtrap.
travel.
to listen to you as a representative River last Saturday, and, while
Trio by Mrs. Scott and daughter,
of Christianity. You are ignorant, there, some of tb9 scholars acci­
The Oregon Observer says that
Kalona, and air. Barrows, accom­
impudent, and the personification dentally broke the water-snpply
the damage done in Union county
panied by guitar, violin nnd man­
of vanity aud most offensive egot­ pipe, and Hood River was ont of
by the high water in the Orand
dolin. A paper was read by Mrs.
ism, and the only weapons you water for a few hoars.
Ronde river is between 150,000 and
Roesman, subject of which we failed
Washington, May 5.— The arbi­
know how to use in debate are
1«
needed
by
poor,
tired
mother«,
over­
$75,000.
to get.
Song.
Paper by Mr. i
ridicule, pointless sarcasm and tration treaty has been defeated iu
worked
end
burdened
with
cere,
debill-
Edmunds. Select reading, by Mrs.
Reports came form Canby prai­ personal abuse.
We do not re­ the senate by a vote o f 44 to 26.
end run down because o f poor, thin
Abernethy.
Song.—“ Something teted
rie that frosts of last week did a cognize you as a worthy spponent It thus failed to receive the nec­
end Impoverished blood. Help ia needed
for Jeans,” trio. Address by Rev. j by the nervous sufferer, the men end great deal o f damage, in many and decline meeting you for such essary two-tbirde required by the
Buckner, o f Bandon,
entitled I women tortured with rheumatism, neu­ cases tbe damage being 75 per cent. good reasons.
constitution.
K. V. M i l l a r d ,
“ Appointed and Anointed for Ser­ ralgia, dyspepsia, scrofula, catarrh. Help
The fact that the pope is for Bishop of Church of Redeemed
A former official of the Carnegie
vice.” Collection, $6. Song, by
Greece as against the Turk is cred­
Israel.
company, in a burst o f confidence,
We will send yon by matt. Absolutely
Mr«. O. F. Phillips.
Treasurer's [
Free, in ptnin pseknpe. the All-Power­
itable to the Roman church, to which
id a Pittsburg club, stated that the
ful Dr. HnfmRn's Vitnl Keetoretlve
report was read and approved When Ilood’s Baraaparllla begins to en­ Greece owes no allegience.
net profits of the company last year
Tnbl. ts, with a legal gnnrsntee to
The body of John Farnum, the
H ie
committee
on resolution« | rich, purify and vitalise the blood, and
permanently enre lost Manhood, Self-
Missouri in 1896 paid 2600,000 miner, who lost his life iu Powder were $10,000,000.
Xbnee, Sexual Weakness, Varicocele,
reported, as follows Tlmnkinf? the sends It in a healing, nourishing, Invig­
\
\
T
ANTED
—
FAITHFUL
MEN
OR
for
supervisors
over
2490,000
worth
etope forever uiflht Emissions and sit
river, near McEwen, on Wedenesday, V ▼ women to travel for responsible estab­
cititens of Bandou for their hospital­ orating stream to the nervea, muscles and
unnatural drains. Returns to former
organs of the body, llo o d ’s Baraaparllla of road work, a fact which speaks
ami
was found about one and one-half lished lions»* m Oregon. Salary
ity and kindness to attendants at builds un the weak and broken down sys­
appearances emaciated organs.
louder than a calliope.
Position permanent, Reference. !
mile below the scene of the drown­ expenses.
the convennion ¿thanking the officers tem, and cures all blood diseases, bees at«
Enclose self-addressed stamped env lope, i
The Corvallis Labor Exchange ing, nnd was buried at Sumpter. The National, Star Insurance Bldg., Chi­
for their energy, earnestness aud
cago.
are going to make brick aud are
I f we could not cure, we would not
faithfulness in the duties performed
send our medicine free to try, and
The citizens o f Astoria have
digging a well and will begin oper­
Washington. May 5.— Senator
by them; thanking the owners anil
pay when satisfied.
been ordered to remove the moss W. J. IVboe, Kentucky’s successor
ations at ouce.
officers of tho steamer Dispatch
from
their
roofs
by
the
fire
chief
to
Senator
Blackburn,
was
sworn
The
Indies
of
the
Presbyterian
Address
for reduced fares to and from the
church will bold a baby show on od account of its inflsmability in in in the senate today.
convention ami uniform kindness
WESTERN MEDICINE CO.,
hot weather.
French detec'ives ns well as E rg- j
during the trips of delegntes nnd - M U n O n .T m .m o o 4 r»rin»r. Alldrnftftsts | l May 8th, at Eugene.
rrf|Kiml only byC. I. Ilood A Co., Low.lt, Man.
visitors.
lisli watch over the safety of Queen
It is reported that the north
[Incorporated 1
,,
n ,,,
n r. U m only pill» to U k . hound freight left 105 tramps at
T o C a r o C on * 11 p o t ton F o r e t ^r.
Victoria while she is on the conti-
Aorepted.
Secretary’s report 7 j
llo o u s r i l l s •iBiuo.iiiiiuis'iiiA
Tske C as « at eta Candy Cathartic, lue or 250.
K alaniazoo. Mich.
neut.
read and approved.
Adjourned. :
Ashland Monday.
If c. c. c. tail t s ¿srviruggUtft
$ 250,000
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TRIAL FOR CONTEMPT.
The Sugar Trust King’s Cases to Come
This Month.
Up
New York, May 5. — Henry O.
Hayemeyer anil John E. Searlee,
respectively president aud secretary
of the sugar trust, must appoar in
the federal court at Washington on
Monday the 17th to be tried for
refusing to furnish required infor-
mat’.ou to an investigation com­
mittee of the United States senate
in 189G. Allen E. Seymour and
John W. McCartuey, brokers, and
John S. Shriver aud Elisha B.
Edwards,
correspondents,
who
published certain articles referring
to the stignr trust, must also be
present on the same date,
The impression is that President
Havemeyer will bo first placed ou
trial, and that his case will be suc­
ceeded by tbat of Searles. Henry
E. Davis, district attorney at Wash­
ington, sent notice to H. A. Ditten-
lioffer, of New York, nnd Judge J .
M. Wilson, of Washington, attor­
neys for the witnesses, advising tbe
attorneys that all tbe cuses agaiusk
the defendants will be called on
the date named.
Brother-In-Law Caused the Mess.
San Francis-o, May 7.—On Fri­
day Jeaunotte Daisy Powell was mar­
ried to Dr. H. M. Thornton, a
hypnotist. On Saturday her brother-
in-laiv informed hor that her hus­
band had a wife in Chicago. Mrs.
Thornton secured a bottlo of chlo­
roform, informed her husband that
he had blighted her life, and then
swallowed the poison. She won
taken to the hospital, nnd a stomach
pump saved her lifo. Dr. Thornton
in great exeitemout visited the homo
of his bride’s parents
ascertain
the cause of his wife’s action.
When told that he was accused o f
being a bigami it he fell in n cata­
leptic fit, and was also taken to the
hospital, where he was revived.
He convinced his wife that no other
woman uad a prior claim to his affec­
tions, and the bridal couple are now
reconciled.
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E d u c a t e Y o u r B o w e l s W it h C a sca ret*.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
10c. 25c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money.
For Sale at a Bargain.
W ILL SELL MY RANCH, CONTAIN-
ing 100 acres, 30 in cultivation; 30 acre»
creek bottom: 80 acres in pnsture, fenced:
125 fruit trees, bearing, and all kinds o f
small fruit: large house 7 rooms, plastered
aud papeied; barn 40x80, stables, cuttle
sheds, and all necessary outbuildings; good
spring water piped to house, raiik-bouse
and barn; about $800 or $900 worth o f white
cedar timber tor lumber or matchwood;
buildings new or nearly so; county road on
one side of place: five months’ term o f
school each year, five minutes’ walk from
house; forty minutes’ drive to Bandon or
the beach: $800 insurance on buildings.
P r i c e $ 1 1 0 0 . Will also sell farming
tools, stock, shop tools, and furniture. I
am past 70, too old to farm and mean what
1 say.
I will sell; make me an offer and come
and see me. No incumbrance on the place.
For full particulars call on or address
DAVID BALDWIN,
Bandon, O n g m .
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t i o n
S a l e .
'VTOTJCE is hereby given, that under and
L i by virtue o f a writ of execution issued
ont o f the Circuit Court o f the State o f
Oregon for the County of Coos, on the 29th
dnv of March, 1897, in favor o f Thomas
Wilson, plaiDtiff. and against J. A. Lehn-
herr and W. T. Lehnherr. defendants, I did,
on the 9th day o f Ap il, 1897, at the in­
stance of the said plaintiff, levy upon all
the right, title and interest which tne said
defendants or either o f them had on the
17th day of Jnly, 1893, or may at any time
since have acquired in or to the following
described ronl property, situated in the
county o f Coos and state o f Oregon, par­
ticularly described as follows, towit: B e­
ginning 8.16 chains south nnd 7.89 chair a
west of the quarter section corner between
sections 8 nnd 9, township 29 south o f
range 12 west of the Willamette Meridian,
at a C S post from which a myrtle 20
inches in diameter bears south 46 degrees
east 38 links, run thence west 17.80 chains
to the right bank o f Coquille river to a
cedar C S post from which a willow 10
inches in diameter bears east 11 links,
thence up the right bank o f the Coquille
river to the northwest corner o f the E. C.
Catching donation claim, thence east 7.25
chains to the northwest corner o f the town
o f Mvrtle Point, thence south 10 degrees
east 8.91 chains to Fannie Q. Dixon’ s line,
thence north 29.50 chains to place o f begin­
ning, containing — acres, as described in a
certain deed dated January 29th, 1889, and
recorded February 28th, 1889, in Book o f
Deeds No 17, on page *201 thereof o f the
records of Coos conntv. Oregon, and I will,
ON SATURDAY. THE « T H DAY OF
MAY, 1897, at the hour o f one o’ clock in
the afternoon o f said day, at the Court­
house door in the towu o f Empire City,
Coos count?, Oregon, offer for sale and sell
at public auction to the highest and best
bidder for cash, the above described real
property, or a sufficiency thereof to satisfy
the demands of said plaintiff ns specified
in said writ o f execution, amounting to the
sum o f seven hundred fifty dollars.
Witness my hand this 14th day o f April,
1«T7. at my office in the town of Empire
City, Coos county, Oregon.
W. W. OAOE.
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Sheriff o f Coos county, Oregon.