v
s
Rey. W. B. Smith and family
Harvey Price was up from R iv
went down to Ban.Ion yesteiday,
erton yesterday.
to lie absent the baluuce of the
Toothbrushes, soaps, e tc ; a
TUESDAY, .11 NE ï, 1897.
week.
Coquille Phurmacy.
*
After the program nt the enter
Johnson Bro’s are selling cheap tainment ut the academy next Sat
R E G U L A R TR A IN S
for cash—and cash only.
* urday night, strawberries will be
o n d a y s , W e d n e sd a y s an d f k i
days will run as follows:
Capt. Clausen was up Monday served ut 10 cents per plate.
Leave
|
Arrive
8 00 a. m. |
Marshfield
12.30p. rn. from his lower-river home.
Mr. nnd Mis. John Gammill of
Vrrivo “ |
Leave
Mrs. Jap Yoakarn, now of Port- Marshfield, and u lady friend who
».30 “ | COQUILLE CITY 11.00 a. ni.
10.00
10.30 “
»tie Point
laud, was seen in towu yesteiday. is visiting, made a trip to Myrtle
I
Point through this place last Sat
Coquille Pharmncy for station urday, returning Sunday.
LOCAL it e m s .
ery, tublets and school supplies.*
Young men —youug ladies—join
Additional locals on 2d page.
New goods—new goods at bod- the Temperance Legion and edify
Nails only $11.25 at The Fair rock prices nt, Mrs. C. W. Martin’s. * yourselves and be useful to others.
Store.
*
For Sale at Your Own Price nnd Meets for organization nt the Chris-
Mrs. Hoot keeps fresh bread and terms; \ section of fine timber on taiu church at 2: 30 p. m. next Sun
day.
yeast for sale.
Coquille river.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. O. Carter, of
Finest line of toilet sonpB on the
W anted — T o trade Bandon prop
riyer at Coquillo Pharmacy.
* erty for Coquillo City property. In Fishtrap, who lost their home by
Dt st of bacon nt Johnson Ilro’e, quire at this office
* fire a few weeks ago, desire to return
thanks to their neighbors aud many
also eastern honey drip syrup.
*
W anted —To borrow, $100, on 3 friends who have been so kind to
W anted to R e st — A n organ. or 5 years’ time; c o d security.
them siuco their misfortune.
Leave information at this ollice.
Apply at H erald office.
The Memorial sei vices at Dora
Clean up your premises and
were
largely attended and appro
Mrs.
Root
will
supply
brend
dur
drive the nails in jo u r sidewalks.
Rev. T. F . GanimRge
ing Mrs. Wilkius’ absence.
Also priate.
Deal with those who deal with furnish hop yeast at 10 cents per preached ttio sermou, and all o f
you—or advance the gpneral inter quart.
the exercises were uppiopriate and
ests for (he general good.
Postmaster Aiken ndvertises, of most befitting the solemn day.
Watch aud jewelry repairing ¡ d
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Dunham of
date Juno 1, letters for Chas. B.
a workmanlike manner at the low
Marbfield,
were here last week and
Tennisson, B. Noe and Sirs. W. H.
est rates, by C. L. Gray.
*
spent n dny or two. Mr. Dunham
Smith.
has traded his Marshfield property
Gov. 1 jord last Saturday com
A henvy drill for the Ilnndon to A. G. Aiken of this place, for the
missioned L. A. Roberts, of Myrtle
jetty was received here Monday latter’s nice residence property.
Point, to be a notary public.
Mrs. C. W. Martin has received a from tlio city and forwarded nt once
Our coal mine promises extra
fine stock of goods fresh from the to its destination.
well. A few days more and the
city, and at very low prices.
Call
A lfrid Peats’ beautiful wall now track will bo finished, the
and see them.
* papers— up to date in style and nt engine located and work begin
J. S. in varnest. W e expect to Bpeak
Cap t. Vale Perry, who attonded the astonishingly low prices.
further of the mine in next issue.
Odd Fellows’ state meeting at Port ! Edmunds, agent, Coquille City.
land, returned to his home at Pan-
Only a day or two yet remain till
N o t i c e — A ll k in d s o f b la c k s m it h
don via this place last Friday.
w o r k d o n e as c h e a p a s cu n b e d o n e Marshal Brown will officially inspect
Arrivals from San Francisco, by b y a n y o n e e ls e . H o r s e s s h o d a l l the premises of our citizens as to
Homer, May 23: Mrs. C. H. llut- r o u n d fo r o n ly $ 1 .7 5 . W . D r a n e . their cleanliness and healtbfulness,
nfter which he will roport all delin
ler, F. L. Fernandez, J. B. M cLeol,
Mrs. C. IV. Martin has a full line
ltobt. Campbell, Rev. J. Blaeggan of men’s and boys’ clothing, which quents and proceed to enforce the
A nice residence property at would be well for all to see and law.
The bay papers extended a cold
MarsLfield has been placed in oor price before purchasing elsewhere. *
reception to Photographer Baker
hands for exchange for Coquille
When the scalp is atrophied, or from this pluce, notwithstanding
property. Call, if you mean busi shinybald, no preparation will re
ness.
* store the hair; in all other cases, many citizens there solicited liis
Better build a wall
Arrivals hy Fnrnllon, May 23: Hall’s Hair Renower will start a presence.
around your town and hang out the
Mrs. G. Morell, W. S. Beutly, H. growth.
British flag nnd got a British man
C. CaseVodt, W. D. Mithcell, O. A.
Mrs. Carter, of the bay, is on a ager.
Craddock, Mrs. Craddock, Miss N.
visit to her sister, Mrs. Asa Coon,
Hark Dunham has associated
Rogers.
and the two will extend their visit
Mr. Camiinc, snperiutendent of to their old home at Camas Valley himself with the livery-stablo busi
ness at this place, having owned for
the county infirmary, brought in for a couple of weeks.
some years a half interest in what
several of the inmates who could
Regular 8-for-quater cotton socks re was known as the Dunham & White
travel Monday to the Decoration
duced to 5 ce n ts ; good cotton 8 spools livery establishment on First street,
exercises.
for 25c., anil the C oquille em broidery but which the owners had rented to
Prof. Claud Nosier will make n
silk 10c. a dozen.
B E R L IN STO R E.
the Nosier Bro’s.
trip to valley points, including
Monmouth and Portland, at the i The stenmer Moro readied this NOTICE.—J. 8. McCain is a United
States Commissioner and a No
close of the present term of our j place nt 2 p. to. ¡Saturday. She j
city schools. He will go on his discharged considerable frtlght and tary Public. He is prepared to make
took on a load for t lie city nt Lyons’ homestead entries and take final
•wheel.
proofs on homesteads. He is also
mill and coal at Riverton.
Mrs. J. L. Coke, o f Marshfield,
prepared to make out and ackowl-
L.
L.
Dietz,
a
iiractical
watch
And sister, Miss Lorentzen, of
edgo all kinds of legal papers—-
repairer,
will
soon
open
a
shop
in
Dairyville, Curry county, were in
deeds, mortgages, bonds, etc. His
this place Wednesday of Inst week Coquille City— in the meantime will office is in the Odd Fellows’ build
on their wny to Dairyville, the for do all kinds of repairing at home, ing, 1st floor, Coquille City. Call in.
at the Judge Nosier rsidence.
*
mer to visit her parents.
Mrs. Judge Dyer, of Bandon,
There is a good and a poor qual
¥ou need not go nor send else
came up on a visit last Saturday,
ity
o
f
almost
everything
on
the
where for clothing, either for men
remaining till yesterday, the guest
or boys. Mr. and Mrs. Martin have market—even in dru gs--bu t Dr. of her sister, Mrs. R. E. Buck.
Moore keeps only the best grade
brought them right to your door,
o f medicines at his Pharmacy. She expected to greet her grand
and have the invoices of much more
Ono’s health should not be trifled daughter, Miss Maud Garfield, o f
to como on next steamer.
with.
* Oakland, Cal., on her return liomp,
who comes to spend her vacation
Arrived by Areata, Friday, May
A procession numbering 148
21:
C. M. Uardhoff, Miss E, persons, by actual count, followed with her relatives and friends at
Elbert Garfield, her
Chopelon, Mrs. Perino, N. hew is. the drums from the schoolhouse to BaDdon.
F. W. Saunders, W. H. Brown, F. Masonic hall yesterday morning to brother, came up with Elbert Dyer
Perry, J. Ghocdy, L. Spadafore. he present at the literary and mu some days ago.
F . Gahlteri, J. Maitland and W. sical exercises attending the Deco
A company of the Loyal Tem
Griffiths.
perance Legion will be organized
ration Dny program.
Many persons are visiting this
Bandou’s town election was held jin this place at 2:30 p. m. next
place and Beeking residence prop Monday of last week and was hotly Sunday, at the Christian church,
erties.
Persons who have lots for contested. The vote resulted as j Mrs. Good, orgnuizer, aud other
sale should register with the H e r follows: Trustees— John Felter, j ladies of the W. C. i ’. U. will he
a l d , so that we could give necces- C. Farriss, Y. M. Lowe, Ed Gallier : present to make known the nims
snry information and secure homes and Charles Majory. Geo. T op ! and objects and urge the presence of
for new-comers.
ping was elected city recorder and | the pareuts and children of the
' community to that end. Every
A lady in this city last Saturday Charles McCulloch, city marshal.
Dr. Leneve has had his business friend of temperance aud morality
baked a nice cake, and put it on a
should turn out.
plate and on a little shelf hung out houso on Front street neatly
Prof. Knnenintz, of tlie Berlin
side to cool. Sunday morningenke repainted. Part o f this building
and pluto wore gone. If the party | will be devoted to the use c f the store, is exhibiting a very handsome
will bring back the plate, the lady j county officers, from nnd after July gold watch and some cocoons in a
will forgive him of the other part Jst until the Dew courthouse is show case, and he offers to every
j ready to receive the archives, being purchaser of ?1 worth of goods—
o f his meanness.
and for eacli additional $1 worth of
An entertainment for the benefit supplied with a large and safe
goods another chance— a guess of
o f the Melhodist church will be vault
the number of cocoons, and at a
given next Saturday nigtit at the F R E E l — U k G O LD W A T C H .
time to lie announced, maybe in
academy building. There will be
W e will m ake you pre July or August, the watch will be
racitatious and a choice musical
pent of this m agnificent given to the one guessing nearest to
14-k gold w atch, hand
program, and refreshments nfter
som ely engraved and fit the number of cocoons. Call and
the program.
Admission— under
ted w ith latest m ovem ent see them and make a guess.
14 yenrs of age, 10 cents; adults,
G. A. R. and W. R. C. Committees V isit the
School.
fOQiUIl Cttfi fumili.
M
15 cents; 10 for strawberries.
The track at the coal mine, con
necting the new opening with the
main track, about 1100 feet, is
nearly completed. The work has
been done rapidly, many citizens
lending a helping hand and putting
in several days o f work. There
are two or three pretty heavy cuts,
bat they were bravely tackled nod
finished.
and w arranted for ten
years, provided that you
can guess correctly, the
num ber o f the Cocoons
contained in a glass case w h ich is on e x
hibition in ou r show w indow .
For par
ticulars, call on or w rite to
B E R L IN STO R E.
Our “ crank" friend, T. J. Perkins,
nurseryman, of the lower river, was
in town Monday and made us a
pleasant call. Mr. P. is on his tour
as nursery agent and supplying
“ Going into a decline.”
How spray pumps, 3tc., and needs no
often do we hear this expression. commendation from the H e r a l d .
What does it mean? It means that Coos county has no better citizen.
people are losing flesh, growing thin, Mr. P. will also receive subscriptions
for the H e r a l d , the only live, all
wasting.
The way to correct this condition home-print, all-home-brains, nnd
ia to improve the digestion.
The all-home-advocate paper in Coos
condition arises from an inability to county. No patent or plate matter
eat and digest food. In fact food in it.
does more harm than good because
The editor thanks Miss Irma
it ferments and putrefies in the Lnkens, of Metropolis, III., for an
stomach, developing
poisonous invitation to attend the commence
substances which when absorbed ment exercises o f the high school
cause various disorders.
at that place, held yesterday. This
What is required is that the stom charming young lady, for some
ach be made to perform its duties. years a resident o f this place and
The Shaker Digestive Cordial is a known to most o f our citizens, held
food already digested ami a digester the post of honor of the graduating
of-foods as well. It wiil make the class, delivering the salntstory,
stomach healthy. Get a hook from “ Deserve Success nnd Yon Will
the druggist and read about i t
Command It.” The invitation nnd
program is exceedingly handsomp,
A California chemist lias robbed a work of art, and this, o f the high
Castor Oil of its bed taste. LAXOL school, excelling many that had
is its name.
1 been issued by colleges formerly.
^ )A N D Y CATHARTIC
Last Friday afternoon, in answer
to custom and the order of Depart- j
ment Commander I). C. Sherman,
the committees appointed hy our
local G. A. R. and W. R. C. posts
¡visited and addiessed the public
school children, aud a very pleas-
' ing aud edifyiug event resulted. I
^
ALL
The intermediate department, ud - I
DRUGGISTS
der Prof. Nosier, and the primary j
SRQAT TITET V nTTSPSHTli'i’n ir> cure anT case or constipation. (Y.scarrt* are the Ideal Laxa*
department, iu churge of Miss
nDjULiU 1 E j L I UUAIYAIUE i I j U ,,»**. I:,.u.r rrip or rnpe.hut ra:iv easy naturalreeolU. Sam
ple and booklet free. Ad. STERI IMJ KKYIKPf t<>., Chii-airo. Montreal. Can., orRet? York.
fu .i
Mary Quick, weie assembled in
Prof. M. O. Hawkins’ room, and it
was a packed audience. Comrades |
Rev. C. A. Stine anil Jonathan I
Quick had been detailed by the I
A b s o lu te ly P u re .
G. A. R. post, and Mrs. C. D. Elli-I
Celebrated for its «rent leaven
ott and Mrs. J. W. Sugg by the
ing strength nnd hoaitlifulness.
Relief Corps, J. S. MeEwen, rep. HORSE-EHOEING and
Assures the food against alum
nnd all forms of adulteration
resenting the school board, while
common to the cheap brands.
Mrs. Nora A. Good, a former WAGON-WORK.
lioYAL B a KINC* P o WDKU Co..
New York.
teacher, Miss Maud Nosier, Miss
H a v in g rent t M r. A . C. W ilror.V, n w and w e ll-
Alma Green and Miss Alice James
School Report
equ p p ;d B a c k sm i’ h and W >gon S h op , I am
were present ns visitors.
prt p r d to d o It k nd s o l w o i k in the a b o v e
A song—My Country, ’T ib of
tines, in first-c-a ss m ann r and re a so n a b le rate*
Of School District No. 55, for month Thee— was sung by tile school,
ending May 27:
Miss Marvin Lamb at the organ. Give Me a Trial.
Names o f
Deport- Then followed remarks hy Com
papils.
meat.
J. W. FIELD, Blacksmith.
SoDg by
Laura Shelton. . . . 100 Belle H azelton... 1)5 rades Quick aud Stine.
Nina Tennisson..X00:Mary C lausen.... 00 the school— O, Wrap the Flag
Lizzie H azelton...100 Tena Clausen. . . . i*0
Florence Williams.loO Winnie Tennisson !K) Arouud Me, Boys. Mrs. Elliott, of
Martin C lau sen... U8|Marnie Tennisson 90 the Relief Corps, made known the
Georuo S h elton ,., iisi.fanies Hazel ton .. SB
Daisy Tennisson.. 95 Willie Hazelton.. H8 wishes of that organization to tbo
Anna Clausen — 9T>| Steve Steward.. . . 85 scholars nnd invited them to par
Total No. crrollcd, 1G; average ticipate iu the decoration exercises.
attendance, 1G.
Those who have Song, by the school— When John
been neither absent nor tardy dur nie Comes Mnrchiug Home. This
ing the month:
George Shelton, closed the exercises and the audi
Anna Clausen, Belle Hazelton, Mary ence adjourned.
Clausen, Tena Clausen. No. of vis
HAS AND W ILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL STOCK OF
A Testimonial.
E d y t u M. H o w e l l ,
itors, 9 .
Teacher.
We have mentioned the fact that
The Arlington high-arm sewing
Card of Thanks.
machine, represented by the H e r a l d
A GOOD STOCK OF W ALL-PAPER AT LOWEST PRICES.
The ladies of the W. R. C. take for the benefit of the people, is as
- WE ALSO HAVE —
this method of returning their good as the high-priced machines
sincere thaDks to the many who so you buy from agents, and yet fur
Coffins,
Burial
Caskets,
etc.,
and do Undertaking and Embalming on
kindly assisted them for the Decora nished at one-third or one-fourth
short notice.
tion Day exercises, iu contributions the price. We ordered an Arling
»^ G en era l Repair and Cabinet work done nt store“®«
ton
a
few
weeks
since
for
Elder
of flowers and in other ways; to
ittf-in I. O. O. F. Building, and we guarantee satis--®«
the school teachers nnd the chil S. S. Barklow at Norway, and here
toyfaotiou iu every line.“® «
dren who participated so liberally is a voluntary testimonial from
in the day’s exercises; to the Choral Mrs. S. S. Barklow:
N o r w a y , Oregon, May 20, 1897.
Society nnd friends for their valu
THE
M r . M c E wen — Dear Sir:
Please
able help and encouragement.
Their uniform kindness and patri excuse me for not writing sooner.
I like tlio sewing machine very
otism are sincerely appreciated.
G e n . L y t l e P o s t , N o . 9, W. R. C. much. It gives perfect satisfaction
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so far ns I have tiied it. I think it
Wm. Benham of this place is tenm- is just as good as the $G5 machines.
ster for Jim Hayes at Empire City.
Yours, with respect,
M rs . 8 . S . B a r k l o w .
Attorney Upton, of Bandon, was
A 10-year written guaranty
in this place on business last Fri
goes with each machine.
day.
I
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CURE COi 1 ST^PATIOM
POWDER
GENERAL BLACKSIVMTHING,
O o q u L Ì lle
p U R N IT U R E ^ --
STO RE
BED-ROOM SUITES. « * LOUNGES. SETTEES, 41 EXTENSION TABLES,
ROCKERS, CHAIRS, MOLDINGS, 0
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, ETC
--
Q O a U IL L E
COQUILLE
Mrs. Rev. \V. B. Smith and chil
dren returned last Friday from a
visit to Marshfield.
Tom Coke killed a large black
bear on the road between this place
and Sumner Wednesday lust.
CITY, OR.,
James Doughty last Saturday
brought ns up a specimen of the Corner Second and Taylor Streets,
caterpillar that is ravaging the
lower-river section.
Uncle Bird
Vowell pronounced it the “ king”
of the tribe. When caught it was
found quite fast to a limb by a
J. W. Sugg was taken down sud horny protrusion under its body,
denly and very sick Sunday night, and spinning its web at a wonder
I F W E H A V E N ’T GOT
but expected to be out today again. ful rate.
The Sunday-school of the Church
Hotel Coquille has passed to the
*
W H A T YOU WANT,
of Redeemed Israel will have a Chil management of Capt. C. H. Butler,
dren’s Day program next Sunday lie having moved in yesterday.
evening. All are invited.
The captain is widely known aud
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Word from Grandma Bunch and popular, and knows we'l how to
Miss May, from Florida, represents cater to the pnhlic wncts, hence we Don’t fail to call at the Pharmncy.
Yon will find a full stock of Sta-
them as very lonesome just now, expect Hotel Coquille to advertise
tiouary. Tablets aud School Supplies ou hand.
our
vnlley
and
section
through
its
with a growing longing to return
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reputation ns a hostelry worthy of
to Coos county.
p r e s c r i p t i o n s S c i e n t i f l c a . l l y “T r i l l e d . ”
patronage.
An organization of the Loynl
Mr. Elvey, of Riverton, has left
Temperance Legion will be mnde
DR. J. BURT MOORE, Proprietor.
at the Christian church next Sun for Klamath conuty, owing to ill
day afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. Par health. He tins been a citizen of
ents and children are uiged to Coos county for many years.
«s
attend.
Is the Com ing Drug Store.
Will Supply It For You.
It is published that a specinl term
o f the circuit court will convene at
this place in the month o f June,
to try nnd dispose of the long list
of railroad cases that cumber the
docket.
s
M
H
IDNEY
chool Furniture Co
0 T E L '‘C0 QUiLLE,
»
«
»
C. H. BUTLER, PR O PR IE T O R .
AVINQ LEASED THIS NEW. COMMODIOUS AND MODEltN HOBTLEHY,
I mn now prepared to entertain tlio traveling pulilio in tlrzt-ctHHu
etrle, vitti tire ver> Lest o f accommodations and at most reason
able rates.
Tables enpplied with the best the market affords.
ANUFAOTURE TH E CELEBRATED
SAMPLE ROOMS for Comm-reinl uien,
•‘ I I K A D T I l ” Automatic Pupils’
roomy and centrally located.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS and T erm .
for Families aud Theatrical Tronpea.
lliite»— $1 to #2 per day.
S
A Children's Day service will be
give at the little church next Sun
day evening, to which the public is D
E S K S ,
cordially iuvited to attend. A pro and all furniture necessary for the School*
gram of music aud recitations will room. Every desk of this company’s man
ufacture is
be given.
Admission, 15 cts. and under 14 ,
yenrs 10 cts. to entertainment at the j
FOR 13 YEARS, academy building Saturday night.
S. J. Tuttle moved yesterday WARRANTED
and any part that becomes broken or unfit Strawberries will be served.
from Hotel Coquille to the Lyons for
use during that time will bo duplicated
UEO R U E P I T O .Ì , M IN T E D .
property, where he will conduct without charge.
Church Directory.
Write for circulars and prices to
the hotel business in the interest of
MRS. NORA A . GOOD,
the general pnhlic, but especially
A jent for Coos county,
HRISTIAN CHURCH, Coquillo City.
Coquille City, Oregon.
to meet the desires o f his wide
Preaching 2d ami 4th Lord’ s days in This now and commodious steamer will
make regular trips between
j each month, at 11 o’clock a. in. and 7:30
circle of friemL everywhere who
! a. tn. Sunday-school every Sunday at 10
know him aud Mrs. Tuttle as host WIK. BEACH,
o’ clock a. ra. Pray« r-meeting every Wed 01610331
nesday evening.
C . A. S t in k , Minister.
and hostes.s
Str. “ Coquille l^iver’
C
The approaching election cam
paign in Oregon will he of unusual E d ucate Your Ilow cls W ith Cascaret*.
Candy Cathartic, euro const Ipation forever.
interest, especially iu Coos county, 10c,
25c. If C. O. C. fail, druggists refund money.
—A N D -
and a fine opportunity is giveD to
n o in .
the people to patronize newspapers
who deceived them and sold them J ohnson — On Ross slough, May 24, 1897, to
out, as far as it was possible— first
Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Johnson, a daughter.
IL L TAKE CONTRACTS TO DO
by pretending to be independent; C h b isten sh n — At Marshfield, May 24, 1897,
any work in my line, or work bv the
to Mr. and Mrs. W, O. Christensen, a day. All
and secondly by selling themselves
work done in first-class manner
daughter.
to the plutocratic tools to advocate S owasit —At Myrtle Point, May 27,1897, to and at reasonable rates, or no charges.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sowash, a son.
their long citizenship and friend
ship for the dear people. Princi K bu nk — On Myrtle creek, May 23, 1897, to
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Kruiik, a son.
ples or pelf will be the leading con
S mith —At Coos river. May 24,1897, to Mr.
BY
testants.
nnd Mrs. W. H. Smith, a daughter.
W h b b l b b — In Coquille City, May 29, 1897,
S
T
E
A
M ER
to Mr, and Mrs. A. O. Wheeler, a son.
i APER
- HANGER
P ÄMTER.
W
Cut Rates
M ol I r e
A
ll
to
D r la ia q i a r u t T s x p n i e r s ,
person s
d e l in q u e n t
AND
I
Gopille Riyer.
in
their taxes are advised to settle the
taxes due Coog county on or before the 20th
FIRST-CLASS
day of May, 1*97. otherwise the sheriff
must comply with the law and force collec freight
and
Passenger Line.
tion .
J. H h NRY SrilBOKDBB.
County Judge,
Cabin passage—any point on Coquille
B. F. Boss, Commissioner,
I . T. W e k k l y , Commissioner. River, 1 7 .9 0 .
O. C. BENJAMIN. Agent,
Mission 1, Pier No. 2,
W OOL! W O O L !
San Francisco, CnI.
J. A. Lyons, local agent, Coquille City.
We are paying the highest market price
for wool, spot cash on delivery, at Bandon.
junSOtfl BANDON WOOLEN M ILLS CO.
'O R SALE—211 seres of All Bottom
Land.
mile south o f Coquille City,
on bank of river; 18 acres in cultivation;
good farm buildings: orchard, 200 prune
trees—crop this year. Plenty o f nppla
BIRD.
trees for family orchard. Terms reason
jBFFF.ns—At South Marshfield, May 27,1897,!
able. Address
G. W. STEVENSON.
I Fred Jeff* ra, aged 10 years, son of Mr. I
HVV
Coquille City.
8
AN FRANCK
FRANCISCO. CAL.. Near the junlOtfl
I aud Mrs. Fred Jeffers.
1 Ferry, offers goods to consumers or dealers !
| A nderson —Near Sumnef, May 24, 1897, in- |
nt
smallest
margin
of
profit
consistent
^OR SALE—Two foil-blood Jersey Hulls,
j fnnt child of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Antler- i I ? HEIGHT FROM 8AN FRANCISCO with safe and honest dealing.
1 both elegible to registry for pure-blood,
J f to Bandon, Prosper, Parkersburg, Ran
son, aged 11 months.
one yearling and one spring c a l f .
T bs
READ THE LIST.
dolph. Langlois, Denmark, Riverton and
yearling
can be bought for $40, and the
Coquille City,
Ladies’ Stylish Jackets, dark co lo rs ...$4 (X)
4-months’
old
calf
for
$20.
Address
the
N THE COUNTY COURT OF TH E ,
Ladies’ Stylish Capes,
**
•* .. 3 00
f o r p a r t ic u la r s , o r write
State of Oregon, in nrd for Coos County
Out of style ' ’oats, size 32.................... 1 00 U khai . d office
JUDGE J It Hf’ HBOEDER.
In the matter of the estate of I
<)ut of st vie Coats, size 32, d ark......... 12A jn lv7lfl
Arago,
Coos county, Oregon.
William G. Way, deceased, f
Ladies' Winter Underskirts............from 40
For Norway, Myrtle ) i f e n n p r T ftn
85
Notice is hereby given that Celia L. Way
Point and Arago, )
p 0 r I Of). Laities’ $1 Underskirts ..................now
Skirts, wide corded. rnf!1»*s................... 1 00
and William Marshall Way have been
Ladies’ Sleeveless Undervmts, 10. 15,
25
appointed executors o f the last will and
Ladies’ Vests with long sleeves, from
22
testament of William G. Way, deceased, j
Ladies’ Heavy Vests, for winter.........
45
by the County Court of the State of Ore- (
Ladies’ Pants to match Vest.
\ r i,5 S S IN SHORT HAND AND
gon for C o o s County, and all persons hav- |
Ladies’ Black Seamless H o s e ....8, 12, 15 J\ Double Entry Bookkeeping will begin
ing claims ag.iinst the said estate must
Ladies' strong Wool H ose................. 22 45 nt once under P rof. Conway, o f the C ol
present their clnin. duly vetifiod.as by law
Children’ s Hose, bla ck ............. 10, 15. 20 legiate Institn e. to continue 12 weeks.
required, to the «aid executors, nt Coquille, 1
! Girls’ Hose, fine rnd henvy ............ 25. 35 T his system of Short-H ind is superior to
Coos county, Orig>n, within c;x months
For
further
particnlars
apply
to
|
Infants’ Cotton H ose........................... 10, 15 any other. Scholars con j «.in the class al
from date.
O. C. BENJAMIN. Agent,
Infants* Wool Hose................ 10, 15, 25 any time. R ates o f tuition made known
Coquille City. Oregon, May 2«. 1*97.
Mission Wharf,
Child's Wool H ose.................5V£. 7V£.
10 on application by postal or in person to
C uria L. W a y ,
W m . M. W ay .
San Francisco, Cal. Wool Hose, b la ck ... ............ 7}^,
D. M CONWAY.
15
i
All kinds of Hose nt right prices.
Coquille City. Oregon.
Jul |tj
Executors. 1 May 12, 1897.
i
COQUILLE RIVER CMITH’S ¿ M t
I
I
Poll
S h e ’s just “ p o ll p a rrotin g .”
T h ere’s no prettincss in pills,
e x cep t on the theory o f “ pretty
is that pretty d o e s.”
In that
case sh e’s right.
A y e r’s P ills 1
d o cure biliousness, constipation ,
and all liver troubles.
$2.50 per Ton.
BOOKKEEPING \\!> MIOKTIIU».
Calti PassBiprs, $1.50