Coquille City herald., May 11, 1897, Image 3

Every thing cheap, ut the B E R L I N .
G r illi
C iírj jg tr a M .
Prof. Rood was over from the
bay last Friday.
TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1897.
There is a probability o f an ad­
journed term o f court being held
R E G U L A R T R A IN S
July 12th.
o n d a y s , W e d n e s d a y s a n d f u i
W a n t e d — To trade Bandon prop­
days will run as follows
erty for Coquille City property. In
Arrive
Leave
|
12.30p. in. quire at this office.
*
Marshfield
8 00 a. ra.
j
Ths General Siglin Overdue.
38 inch, 1-2 wool Cashmere, per yard,
i 20 cents at the BERLIN.
^ A N D Y CATHARTIC
The schooner Gen. Siglio, owned
1 Johnsiiu Bro’s are selling cheap
by the American Commercial On.,
! for cash— aud cash only.
•
is long overdue at Wood island,
Coquil’ e Pharinncy, for medi-
Alaska. Tho vessel left San Fran­
ciues anil stationery, etc.
cisco March 23 laden with supplies
Read the H ebald ’ s great clubbing
for the company. Captaiu Jerome
offers— the best ever offered.
Thomas was in command. Besides
Tbe teachers’ examination will
the captain, she carried a crew con­
Leave
Vrrive “
be held at Bandon, beginning
sisting of a mate, cook and three
G O O D D R E S S G IN G H A M ,
COQUILLE CITY lC.00a.ni.
».30 "
10*
10.30 “
in check* and «tripea, 0 cents a yard at tomorrow at 1 o'clock p. m.
sailors. E. C. Greenfield, his wife
Myrtle Point
10.00 “
25
* 50*
DRUGGISTS
the B E R LIN 8TOHE.
and three children were passengers.
Drugs, family medicines, station­
ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED
fe :
Additional locals on 2d page.
\V hen the Siglin sailed a severe
Mr, Jacobson has moved bis ery and garden seeds kept in stock
pie and booklet free. Ad. STKKL1X6 KETfEDY <O ..C Ihf«ro. Montreal. Caa.. er Sew fork .
«I«.
B E R L I N S T O R E , the cheapest! family from itoseburg to this place ut the Coquille Pharmacy.
southwester had been blowing for
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Nails only #3.J5 at The Fair Mr. J. will go into business here.
some
time,
and
a
heavy
cross
sea
W anted —To borrow, $400, on 3
was running all along the coast
Store.
*
J. B. Fox, wife and acme of the or 5 years’ time; good security.
The General Siglin was built at
Mrs. itoot keeps fresh bread and youuger members of the family, Apply at H erald office.
Marshfield, Or., 1894, for E. C. Cox,
yeast for sale.
drove to Roseburg ou a visit last
Absolutely Pure.
Mrs. Easton, who has been teach-
aud was sold the following yenr to
The approaches to the West Side week.
ing school at Empire, will take tbe
Celebrated for it* great leaven­
th > Commercial Company. She is
ing strength and healthfulueas.
bridge aro being finished up.
Mrs. Root will supply bread dur­ school ut Dora the present term.
Assures the food against alum
89 feet in length bv 22 feet beam H O RSE-SH O EIN G and
ing
Mrs.
Wilkins’
absence.
Also
The
regular
meetings
of
tlioW.
C.
and ail forms o f adulteration
Uncle George Stauff, o f Marsh­
and 6,3 depth, and is 81.2 tons reg­
common
to
the
cheap
brands.
furnish
hop
yeast
at
10
cents
per
T. U. will be on the 2d aud 4th
field, is visitiug in this section.
W A G O N -W O R K .
ister.
ItoiAL B aking P owdbb C o ..
Fridays of each month at 2:30 p. m.
quart.
New
York.
Best of bacon at Johnson Bro’s,
Attorney
Crawford,
of
Roseburg,
H a vin g r e n t 'd M r. A. C. W ils o n 's n e w and wrtl-
Tho several county superinteud-
There will be preaching in the
also eastern honey drip syrup.
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equ p p-'d B acUsm ith a i d W .ig o n S h op , I am
is attending cirouit court, being Christian church next Lord s day,
Look at tbe ad. calling for sealed nuts have tiled their annual reports
W anted to R ent — An organ.
prt p r d lo d o <di k nd s oi w o i k in the a b o v e
interested iu several prominent morning and evening. All who will bids tor piling.
with
the
stute
superintendent,
except
lines, in flr s t-c .a s s m ann r and re a so n a b le rates
Reave information at this office.
cases.
come will be welcome.
J. J . Stanley has sold out bis tliat of Gilliam county, and the
New g ood s—new goods at bed­
Arrivals by Homer, Friday, May
Give
M
e
a
Trial.
increase of school ago since last
Mrs. Dr. Culin and sister, Miss milk business.
rock prices at, Mrs. C. W. Martins. * 7:
Mrs. H. Seugstacken, Mrs. Taylor, will depart for California
year is only 393. Coos county’s
Mrs. Aiken came over yesteiday scholastic census is put at 2043
J. W . FIELD , Blacksmith.
A. G. Wilson, boss blacksmith Lockhart, E. Pierce, 0 . Devenish,
per next trip of the steamer Coquille on a brief visit from the bay.
at Libby, was in town a brief spell W. R. Hunt.
males
and
1982
females;
total,
4025.
River— sometime this week.
last week.
The sawmill began operations Curry county enrolls 409 males and
Mr. and Mrs. Boatell returned
Thero is a promise of many visit­ yesterday again after a fortnight’s 340 females, total, 749.
Miss Nina McGaffey secured the from Sumuer lest Wednesday
O o q i i i l l e
school at Utter City, and began the evening. Mr. Beyers came also, ou ors from this section nt the national shut-down for some repairs.
Up to going to press tho injunc­
C.
E.
convention
at
San
Francisco
term yesterday.
a business trip,
Thanks to Miss Jessie Simmons tion proceedings against tho con­
in July, from appearances.
Watoh and jewelry repairing in
Aarou Wilson has accepted a
for a handsome bouquet, furnished struction of the court-house had
Mrs. Abernetby and two daugh­
a workmanlike maimer at tho low­ temporary position on the Bandon
from their beautiful door-yard.
not been finally acted upon. The
est rates, by C. L. Gray.
Recorder, to which plnce he will ters, of Dorn, spent a short while
court overruled the demurrer, but
in
this
place
last
week,
while
ou
The
Russell
murder
case
is
still
A first-class millinery business go iu a couple o f weeks.
the county’s attorneys had prepared
S
T
O
R
E
their way to and from Baudon.
on trial, evidenco in which would an answer, and the hearing of the
for sale— apply at postoffice to
Deacon H. N. Black, of the Bap­
ANTED — FATIH FUL MEN OK occupy till abont uoon today.
HAS AND W ILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL STOCK OF
A. G. Aiken, postmaster.
case was postponed till after the dis­
tist church, will hold services at
women to travel for responsible estab­
T. A. Walker is busy putting up the couutv infirmary uext Sunday lished house in Oregon. Salary $780 and Cabbage, tomato and pepper plr uts posal of tho Russell murder ease.
expenses. Position permanent, Reference.
bee-hives. They are iu great de­ — the 3d Sunday in May.
Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. for sale, at 10 cents per dozen.
Mrs. Fellows, well known here
National, Star Insurance lildp., Chi­ Call on John Stone, at H e r a l d
mand, being so convenient.
Iu the absence of District At­ The
formerly as Miss Nannie Stone,
cago.
Only fresh and pure drugs are torney Yates, who is bar-bound at
offico.
and for a long while a typo in the
A brick and tile mill, o f modern
A GOOD STOCK OF W ALL-PAPER AT LOWEST PRICES.
used at the CoquiWe~i>liarmacy, Yaquina, Deputy Sinclair is look­
make aud comparatively new, for
Regular business meeting of the H erald office, arrived from Har­
and always the better quality.
ing out for the state’s interests.
rington,
Wahington,
with
her
two
- WE ALSO HAVE -
sale, or trade for property in or liabtist congregation of this place
Jesse G. Belieu, of Myrtle Point,
A1 Balch has invented and made about Coquille.
F oi particulars, will be held at the Christian church little children, last Friday to reside
C offin s, Burial Caskets, etc., and do Undertaking and Embalming on
was in town a brief spell Wednes­ a splendid road-scraper, which is see Dr. Moore.
here. Mrs. F. will keep house for
* next Saturday, at 2 p. m.
short notice.
day, on bis return from tbe bay.
her
brothers
Bud
and
John
Stone,
in use at the filling in at the west
Arrivals by the Farallon from
ffijrGeneral Repair and Cabinet work d o n e at store-V S *
A prominent western newspaper in the Wilkins property.
The grand jury found not a end of the new bridge.
It is a Yaquina Thursday, May 7: F. E,
is t f-in I. O. O. F. Building, and we g u a r a n t e e satis-
recommends flax seed tea as an
true bill in tbe case of stale vs. “ boss.”
Our local branch of the Labor
Hague, P. Chunce, Mrs. Kendricks,
8*$" faction iu every line.-In«
excellent
remedy
for
whooping
Henry Sanford, charged with arson.
Dr. Strange, tbe dentist, passed Mr. Yates, O. M. Risser, O. A.
Exchange has secured a building
cough.
It
may
bo
good
hut
it
is
The largest and best stock of down to Bandon last -Saturday, F j ffa and A. Baxter.
ou First street aud will have it
not to be compared with Chamber­ fixed up this week and ready to
cigars and tobacco ever brought to where he will Bpend a couple of
L. L. Dietz, a practical watch lain’s Cough Remedy.
This prep­ receive deposits. So bring along T H E
Coquille City just received by B. weeks professionally and then repairer, will Boon open a shop in
aration
will
allay
the
violent
fits of
E . Nosier.
* visit this place.
Coquille City— iu the meantime will coughing and make them less fre- your products, receive your checks
MrB. C. W. Martin lias received a
Hiram Bettys, a successful far­ do all kinds of repairing at homo, queut and less severe. It also lique­ and create business.
fine stock of goods fresh from the mer and popular citizen of the at the Judge Nosier rsidence.
* fies the tough mucus, making it
Attorneys Upton, Sinclair and
city, and nt very low prices.
Call Fnirview community, visited town
The following persous compose easier to expectorate.
Complete Sherwood will appear for the county
and see them.
* on business last Friday, and in­ the grand jury: J. L. Roy, fore­ recovery is much quicker, too, when court iu the iujuuctiou case aud
At Dr. Moore’s Coquille Phar­ cluded a call on the “ Old Reliable” man, W. F. Ray, W. H. Hayes, this remody is given. There is no Bennett, Hazard uud Wutsou for
macy you will find prices to corre­ H erald .
A. T. Wurd, Win. Barcas, D. J. danger iu giving it to small children, the plaintiffs.
Sou need not go nor send else­ Taylor and J. H. Radabaugb.
spond with the depressed value of
ns it is n pleasant syrup and contains
your produce.
* where for clothing, cither for men
Several first-class Dairying and nothing injurious. For sale at 25 NOTICE.—J. S. McCain is a United
COQUILLE CITY, OR.,
Stntca Commissioner and a No­
In the caee o f John Elliason, or boys. Mr. and Mrs. Martin have Agricultural papers are offered free an.1 50 cents per bottle by R. S.
tary
Public.
H«'
is
prepared
to
make
brought
them
right
to
your
door,
charged with assault with a deadly
for ouo year to cash subscribers of Kuowlton, druggist
homestead entries and take final Corner Second and Taylor Streets,
weapon, (he gruud jury returned and have the invoices of much more the H e r a l d .
Make your selection
When a person begins to grow proofs on homeslends. He is also
to come on next steamer.
* from our splendid clubbing lists.
not a true bill.
thin there is something wrong. prepared to make out nud ackowl-
Arrivals by the Areata 'J hursday,
Mrs. Hersey is expecting a nice
Rev. W. B. Smith performed the The waste is greater than the supply edge all kinds of legal papers—
May 7: Pat Hennessey and wife, assortment of ready-trimmed hats baptismal rite by immersion last:
and it is only a question of time deeds, mortgages, bonds, etc. His
Mrs. Sanford, Mrs. Houser, and — latest Yew York styles, from one Suuday at uoon.
The ceremony |
office is iu the Odd Fellows’ build­
when the end must come.
of the most fashionable bouses in was conducted iu the river opposite
Mrs. M. Lewis.
In nine cases out of ten the trouble ing, 1st floor, Coquille City. Call in.
Johnson & Johnson, our furniture the east, recommended to Mrs. our wharf, aud the persou was Mrs. is with the digestivo organs.
If
IF WE H A V E N ’T GO T
A bu Coon.
men, are preparing some handsome Hersey by Miss Nellie Figg.
you can restore theni trt a healthy
A Correction.
myrtle ami other o f our hardwood
H.
Viucil
Conway,
son
of
our
M. C. Mller, o f Dora, president
condition you will stt p the waste,
W H A T Y O U WANT.
exhibits for the sla'e fair.
of the Bi-County Y. P. 8. C. W. the Prof. Couway of the Collegiate put on new flesh and cause them to
S umnkb , Oregon, May 7,1837.
The W. C. T. U. will hold its regular past year, and president-elect for Institute, arrived iu this place feel better iu every way. The food
E ds . H erald —Sirs: I soe ia
meeting at the Methodist church the present year, spent a day or from Liberty, Mo., last Wednesday. they eat will be digested and ap­ your paper of the 271h o f April a
next Friday afternoon at 2 :30 o’clock. two in town last week on return We welcome the young gentleman, propriated to the needs of tho system mistake. You said 1 would preach
A full attendenco is urged.
from the late convention at Ban- aud hope ho will Hud it to his in­ and a normal appetite »ill appear. at the county infirmary on the 4th
Yon will find a full stock of Sta­
terest to stay with us.
Word from Mrs. 'Wes Nosier, at don.
Consumption frequently follows a Suuday, which should be tbe 3d D on’t fail to cull at the Pharmacy.
tionary. Tablets and School Supplies on hand.
Mrs.
llev.
H.
H.
Buckner
(uee
San Francisco, reaches us, assuring
wasting
of
bodily
tissue
beenuse
Suuday in Mny. Will you please
Only $2 gets the H erald for one
us of a successful surgical operation, year, the large and splendid agri- Mabel Boutell), of Marshfield, came nearly all consumptives have indi­ change tho appointment to the 3d
over
yesterday
to
visit
her
parents,
from which she is improving.
gestion.
The Shaker Digestive Sunday iu May, and please write E ^ r e s o r i j p t i o n s S c i e n .t i i l c a .l l y “t r i l l e d .”
cultural paper, Farm, Field & Fire­
Mrs. C. W. Martin haB a full lino side to Jan. 1, 1898,and 20 packets Mr. and Mrs. Rev. C. A. Stine, sister Cordial will restore the stomach to my name Deacon Black instead of
DR. J. BURT MOORE, Proprietor.
of men’s and boys’ clothing, which of choice garden and flower seeds. Mrs. Good, and brother G. F. Bou­ a healthy condition in a vast ma­ Elder.
would be well for all to see and Come, quick. This only holds good tell and family, for a few days. She jority of cases. Get ono of their
Yours, truly,
H. N. B lack .
will bo joined today or tomorrow by books from your d-uggist and learn
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price before purchasing elsewhere. * till May 1st.
Mr. B., and tho twain will include a about this new and valuable remedy.
A nice residence property at
The steamer Coquille River visit to his parents at Bandon.
Hood R ive r Gets It.
"2
Marshfield has been placed in onr reached onr river from San Frnn-
When
the
children
need
Castor
The
grand
jury
returued
not
u
bands for exchange for Coquille cinsco last Wednesday night, and
Portland, Or., May 5.— It was
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# S. 1 . TUTTLE, l'U O P R IE T O R .
property. Call, if you mean busi­ discharged a large quantity of true bill iu the case state vs. H. W. Oil, give them LAXOL; it is palat­ anuonuced tonight that the military
Fouutaiu. Iu this action defendant able.
ness.
* freight for all river points.
board bad decided to hold the
Capt. was charged with assault with a
Bandon Recorder: The Coquille brigade encampment at Hood River
A person is prematurely old when Drisco, formerly on the Homer,
AVING LEASED THIS NEW, COMMODIOUS AND MODERN HOBTLERY,
deadly weapon upon Ed Turpeu River came in on Wednesday even­
baldness occurs before the forty- was in command.
I am now prepared to entertain the traveling public in first-class
in the Intter part of June.
aud John McRoherts.
H e was ing 55 hours from San Francisco
style, with tho very best of accommodations aud at most reason­
fifth year. Use Hall’s Hair lte-
able rates.
Tables supplied with the best the market affords.
A tennis club was organized by giveu a preliminary examination with Captain Drisko as master.
E v e r y b o d y Says So.
uewer to keep the scalp healthy
SAMPLE ROOMS for Commercial men,
some of tbe young people last iu Marshfield some time since and
roomy
and
centrally
located,
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS and Terms
Cascarets
Candy
Cathartic,
the
most
won­
Captain
Drisko
was
on
the
H
o­
and preveut baldness.
night.
Tbe linme adopted was held to appear before the graud mer for three years and on the derful medical discovery of the ape, pleas­
for.Fam ilies and Theatrical Troupes.
The H erald extends congratula­ “ The Apollo Tennis Club,” and jury.
ant and rcfresliinp to tne taste, act peutly Rates—$1 to |2 per day.
Czariua for eighteen months and and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
tions to Hardie Mast and bride the following persons were elected
Peter Young, o f the Columbia has a reputation as being a genial cleansinp the entire system, dispel colds,
(nee Miss Mnude Brown), who were as officers:
euro headache, fever, habitual constipation
Prof. Claud Nosier, section, who bolds a contract with
and obliging man and a first-class and biliousness. 1*10080 buy and try a box
In New York tho other day a
married in tho Lee neighborhood, president; Prof. M. O. Hawkius,
of C. C. C. to-day; 10, 25. 50 cents. Bold and
the
government
on
tbe
river
skipper.
H
e
authorized
us
to
young woman, while bending over
the home of both of them, last Sun­ vice-president; Miss Maud Nosier,
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
a washtub, was killed by a corset
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day. May they have many hnppy secretary; Miss Marvin Lamb, improvements, passed through this stute that the boat will make regu­
days is our Bincece wish to the treasurer. The club hHs already pluce to Bandon last Friday. The lar trips between here and the city P o l i c e f o O o l i u q i i o n t T s x p s j e r s . steel which broke aud pierced her
p a t o x , m a s t e r .
H
erald acknowledges a pleasant and that if the people of this valley
heart
young coulpe.
the paraphernalia for the games, call.
Mr. Young advertises in will ship their freight by her a
l l persons delinquent in
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An exhibition c f the wotk done and a beautiful tenuis ground near today’s H erald for sealed bids for freight rate will be made as cheap
their taxes aro advised to settle the
due Coos county on or before llie 20th
Church Directory.
by the paintingclass of M issK eelyl A. L. Nosler’s residence, North the delivery of fir piles at Bandon. I if not cheaper than it can be got­ taxes
This new and commodious steamer will
day o f May, 1*97. otherwise the sheriff
niako regular trips between
will be given nt the residence c f End.
must
comply
with the law and force collec­
See ad.
ten by any other route.
The boat tion.
HRISTIAN
OHUKCH,
Coquille
City.
J. ilKNUY SCHBOEDHK,
President Futrell, Friday, May 14. j J. S. Edmunds, paper-hanger and
Capt. Panter o f the steamer j will do her part from this on and
Preaching 1st and 3d Lord’ s dnys in
County Judge,
The public ia cordially invited toj painter of Bandon, has been visiting Dispatch gave a free excursion to j if the citizens do their shipping on
each month, at 11 o’ clock a. ra. and 7:30
B. F. Ross, Commissioner,
I. T. W e e k l y , Commissioner. a. rn. Sunday-school every Sunday at 10
come and see tbe work that bas in this section recently and stirring onr people to Bandon and return j her it will be of luitnal benefit all
AND
o’ clock a. m. Pray» r-meeting every Wed­
been done.
Open from 2 to 8 up kuisness. Mr. E. is an artist in last Sunday. It was a charming around.
nesday evening.
C . A. S t in k , Minister.
The more busmens the
Notice for Sealed Bids.
o ’clock, p. m.
his line, and represents the great day, which fact induced a large boat gets the lower freight) cl)nrge§
Bert Tuttle came to this place wall-paper house of Alfred Peats, crowd to go to tbe beach. It was will be.
Order all goods shipped Q K A L E D b i d s w i l l b e r e c e i v e d
on a visit to his wife and fath­ New York and Chicago, furnishing a pleasant outing to many. A large j on the Coquille River as Vd have O by the undersigned at Bandon, Oregon, W O O L ! W O O L !
FIRST-CLASS
er’s family by steamer Coquille the latest, most handsome and scow enabled the steamer to tow | the managing owners’ word as well from this date (May 11) to May 18, 1897,
freight and Passanger Lin«.
for the following piling, to be delivered at
River, last Thursday, from San fashionable designs in wall-paper, half as many more ns tbe steamer j as Captaiu Drisco’s that freight' the Government Works nt Bandon:
We «re paying the hiuheal market prioe
Francisco.
Bert bas been com­ which he sells by sample, at aston­ coaid carry, aud theie must have! will be delivered anywhere 6D 'tbe
Seventy (70) FIR PILES, more or less, for w o o l, « p o t caab o n dolivbry, at Bandon.
Cabin passage—any point on Coquille
junSOtfl
BANDON WOOLEN M ILL S CO.
as
follows:
pleting a big contract for the ishingly low rates. The H erald has been 200 persons in tbe crowd. A river as cheap as any other steamers
River, $ 7 .5 0 .
24 piles 60 feet long;
O. C. BENJAMIN. Aaint,
construction of
a system o f issued him some neat cards and baseball game was played by Co- running to this county. Again we
24 piles 55 feet long;
Mission 1, P ierN o. 9,
ARNING.—All bunting parti-« or in-
waterworks at Ogden, Utah, for letterheads, for h e knows that quille and Bandon kid nines, re­ call tbe attention o f our shippers to 24 piles 00 feet long;
San Francisco, Cal.
dividnnl hinter«, with nr withont
J.
A.
Lyons,
local
agent,
Coquille City.
Each
to
measure
16
to
18
inches
at
bntt
several months past, as the super­ “ advertising pays.”
do«*,
»re
heret,;
warned
to
keep
off
my
tbe
fact
that
all
prodace
raised
and
sulting in a score of 21 for Coquille
12 inches at top.
premieee. or aaffer the pennltie« o f the law
intendent o f construction for a
shipped from this river will be and
Address sealed bids to
mail) at |
M. 1. PENDLETON.
Walter N. Morrison, our young and II for Bandon.
X )R HALE— 99 acres o f All Bottom
large firm in southern California.
PETER YOUNG,
credited to ns if sent out by our
Land. x,\ mile sonth o f Coquille City,
California friend who married M ibb
Bandon, Oregon.
H is wife, Mrs. Effie Tuttle, bas
on hank of river: 18 acres in cultivation;
boats,
but
if
sent
by
some
other
Sadie Harrington of this place last
good
farm buildings; orchard, 200 prune
visited at this place daring these
r M I T U ’Q
CASH ST0 HE, trees—crop
route another section will get the
this year.
Plenty o f apple
fall, writes us, of date May 5th, that
IT’S
CURES
months, tbe guest of Mr. and Mrs.
cred
it
Get
in
and
hustle,
gentle­
trees
family orchard. Terms reason­
N f l l l 1 q ^ 2»-27 M arket St., able. for
Comrade Harrington and family
Address
O.
W.
STEVENSON,
S. J. Tuttle, her husband’s parents.
men, for your own section.
HAN FRANCISCO. CAL., Near the jnultitf]
had reached San Diego safely on
Coqaille City.
THAT COUNT.
! Ferry, offers goods to consumers or dealers ,
Sunday, May 2d, all well.
Mr.
I nt smallest margin of profit consistent J 'O R 8 A L B —Two fe ll btoed Jersey ffffTTW,
M any so-called rem edies are
.HARRIED.
H. was feeling better than at any
I with safe and honest dealing.
pressed on the p u blic attention
both elegible to registry for pare-blood,
; M art -B rown —At Lee, May 9, 1897, Hardie
READ THE LIST.
one yearling and one spring calf.
T be
W e can afford to s a y : time since he was taken sick. The
on accou n t of their claim ed
|
Mast
and
Miss
Maude
Brown.
carling
can be bought for $40, and the
large sales. But sales cannot
Ladle;’ Stylish Jackets, dark colors,. $4 00 !
-months’ old calf for $20. Address the
" G e t every sort o f Sc/iil- \ trip seemed to do him good, and he
UT I HAVE STOCK FOR SALE — Ladies* Stylish Capes,
determ ine values. Sales sim ply
'*
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.
.
3
00,
stood it well. Mother H. had been
noRii.
F it B IA H IK T II».
Ont of style r’oat*. size 3 2 ................... I 00 H mbald office for particulars, or write
argue g ood salesmen, shrewd
JUDGE J. H. HCHBOEDER,
ling's Best tea o f your g ro ­ sea-sick, and Mrs. Charley Harring­
I B lack —At Marshfield, May 0, 1897, to Mr.
Out o f style Coats, size 32, dark......... 1 25 ]
puffery, or enorm ous advertis­
Arago, Coos county, O regon.
Ladies' Winter Underskirt». ..,.fr o m
40 ( july7tf 1
I end Mrs. J. D. Black, a daughter
j
AG
ES,
ton
writes
that
she
stood
the
trip
ing.
I
t
’s
cures
that
coun
t.
It
cer, and get your m oney |
Ladies’ $1 Underskirts.....................now 6ft
! R skd —At Empire City, April 28, 1897, to
is cures that are counted on by
well, but was tired.
The latter
Skirts,
wide
corded,
ruffles
.................
1
00
i
Mr. and Mrs. Capt. Keed, a daughter.
A y e r ’s Sarsaparilla. Its sales
S IZ E S ,
Ladies’ Sleeveless Undervests, 10. 1ft,
25 n n o k k F .m i «
back on what you d o n ’t writes also that she ia not enamored
shortrhd .
m igh t be boasted. It has the
Ladies* Vests with long sleeves, from
22
MED.
of
southern
California
in
all
reapects
w orld for its m arket.
But
Ladies*
Heavy
Vests,
for
winter........
4ft
i
like.”
I PRICES,
M ack —At the county infirmary. Mny 9,
CLASS IN SHOUT-HAND
AND
Ladies’ Pants to match Vest.
— she could dispense with the bad
sales p rov e nothin g. W e p oin t
1897. William P. Mack, aged 63 years,
Donhie-Kntry Bookkeeping will begin
Ladies’ Black Seamless H ose------8, 12, 15
o n ly to the record o f A y e r ’s
Y o u r tea-trade for the rest water, fleas and mosquitoes. By
5 months and 19 days.
at
once
under
P
rof.
Conway,
o
f
the
C ol­
Ladies’ strong Wool H ose................. 22 45
Sarsaparilla, as p roof o f its
t v T Write for what you want.
Children’s Hose, bla ck .............10, 1ft, 20 legiate Institn e. to continue 12 weeks. m" r
! [Deceased was bom in Liverpool. Grew*
m e rit:
o f your life is worth the risk this time we think she would also
Girls* Hose, fine rnd h e a v y ..............2ft, 3ft This system nt Short-Hand is superior to
. oonniy, Nova Scotia, December 11», l 833,
be willing to spare the hot weather.
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M
CURE CONSTIPATION
POWDER
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING,
p U R N IT U R E ^ f-
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BED-ROOM SUITES. «1 LOUNGES. SETTEES. « 1 EXTENSION TABLES.
ROCKERS. CHAIRS. MOLDINGS. *
MATTRESSES. PILLOWS. ETC
Is the Coming Drug Store.
W ill Supply It For You.
H
o t e l c o q u il l e ,
S
S tr.‘‘Coquille H iver’
A
C
Ban Francisco
CogniJle Hirer.
W
I
The Egg Season
is Over.
B
All
— and there is no risk.
A Schilling A Compaar
Erinriftte Y o a r R n tr e ls TVlth C ttiin ircU .
Candy Cathartic, cure const ¡pat ion forever.
10c, 35c. If C. C. C. fail, druggist« refund money.
50 Y E A R S
O F CURES.
and lived at Mr.rshfleid and vicinity, in
this county, since 18*15. He died from a
complication of disease , nnd was b u r ie d in
the countv plat in Odu Pel low s' cemetery
in this city yesterday—Monday, Mny 10.1
i
i
m
\
Infants’ Cotton H ose...........................10, 1ft any other. Scholars can j*in the class at
Infants* Wool H ose................ 10, 1ft,
25 any time. Rates o f tuition made known
Child’ s Wool H ose.................titf. "H*
W on applies*iou by postal or in person to
D M CONWAY,
Wool Hose, blnck................... 7J*.
16
L. A. MARBTKR8.
C«>qniU« City, Oregon.
All kinds o f Hose nt right prices.
Cleveland, Oregon. ,
A Prw Poland fhina Pigs for Sale Yet
Add Teas
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