Coquille City herald., September 14, 1897, Image 2

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T U E SD A Y ,
SEPT. 14,
1897.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY
TerriiilB S ia iM sr i? Dai-’
J. S. MiEffES & ». F. »Ei»,
I • P. 31 FIBHER,
Merchants’ Exchange, Ban Frauiinco, in
oa r authorized a ge n t. T h is pap er is kept on flie
N e w spaper A dvkktihino A gent
lit» office.
Meeting of the Populist Central Committee
an d - 3 “ *
and
^
School opened Monday.
Editors and Proprietors.
Devoted to the material and social up­
building o f theCoqaii'.o Valley particularly
and o f Coos County generally.
Subscription, per year, in advance, $2.
jP clivt
DEPARTMENT,.
8. 15. Hermann went to Roseburg
last Saturday.
NINETEEN
MINERS
K"-LED.
W. lim it, tbe photographer, left
for Kiddies last Thuisday.
J. L. Lewelien and wife returned
Fifteen Hundred More Kei) Jo in
from Roseburg last Thursday.
tlje Strik ers ii) Con­
There is no diphtheria in Myrtle
sequence.
Point and there has been none.
tiio
TJ’p p e r-C c q .u .llle
T asre-
,0 0 0
Expenses paid between July and
September terms of court, 18 *7:
In d igen t»............................... $216 00
Officers’- salaries.................... 686 68
Telephoning.......................... 23 00
To Bo
Master Fred Russell, who lias,
SEPTEMBER, 1897, TERM.
I beeu spending the summer with1
JUSTICE COURTS.
his sister, Mrs. W. H. Browp, ofj
L.Harlocker, justice, allowed the |
this place, returned to his homo at
followiug amounts, towit:
Oakland Thursday last.
K. H. Hansen, assessor, vs.
Robert Martin expects to spend
A. Castauzo...................... $ 3 40
the w inter in the Sixes mines. R ob­
K. H. Hansen, assessor, vs.
ert is a rustler aud sure to makp it
A nsclurs.............................
3 40
win No doubt, but a mule load of K. H. Hansen, assessor, vs.
gold will accompauy him ou his
a K. Pardo........................
3 40
return.
K. H. Hausen, assessor, vs.
The Myrtle Toiut Brass Band
L. Spadafore......................
3 40
disbanded last Monday eveuing, K. H. Hanson, assessor, vs.
after having kept up their oruau- i 0. Hausen...................
3 40
ization some 17 or 18 years. It is i K. H. Hausen, assessor, vs.
to be hoped that they will soon j M. Spadafore................
3 40
reorganize.
Jeff and Steve lieuham started
Hazelton, Pa., Sept. 11. Nino- for Lakeview, Oregon, lust week,
The Populist central committee
teeu dead ami forty-one wounded,
, ,
of Coos county met as per call in is the result of the Winchesters
^ Ç- Lehmanowsky s new sign
(loquille City on Thursday afternoon. wielded by the deputy sheriffs at » “ “ >«« OLe “ U<1
»o catch
.September 9th; present; Chairman
1 Latimer yesterday afternoon. Elev- your eye.
W. H. Hull, vine-chairman unil
i en of the unfortunate miners
The little son o f Adrion Page,
treasurer, J. S. M ,'Ewen (who wua
i dropped dead in their tracks under who was severely burned lust week,
A8 our local sports have laid in
also appointed secretary pro tem.;
j tho terrible battery. Four more is reported as improving.
a new supply of 22-cnliher rifles. L. Harlocker for transcript
Capt. A. D. Boono of Sumner, J. H.
: died during the night aud four this
of criminal docket.......... $
Attorney L. L. Burtenshaw now We predict that small birds will
Mathony of Myrtle Point, X. T.
i morning. The work of identifying
D. II. Johuson, constable,
,
. ,i uixupii'H
tue x/ecser
esili
Weekly of Gravel Ford, W. D.
occupies tbe
Decker r residence,
near B o o n be a thing of tbe past, aud
allowed followiug amounts,
chipmuuks and grizzlies will never
Marshal of Baudou, D. C. Raudle- the dead was actively going ou all |he p re8b yteriall cburoll.
night and ia so far from being nil-
J
towit:
•
mote be heard of.
man of Parkersburg and E. Punnen-
ill hod that a completo list of the vie-!
The addition to W. T. McCIos-
K. H. Hansen, assessor, vs.
berg of Empire City precinct.
Ash Moore came up from Gold
tims will not be obtainable for some key s bouse is nearing completion
A. Castanzo...................... $
Chairman Hull stated the object
and presents an attractive appear­ Bench last Friday aud went ou out K. II. Hansen, assessor, vs.
time to come
of tho meeting to be to consider
to tho mines on Sunday. Mr.
The ninth regiment, third bri­ ance.
F. Ansclurs......................
several pouts, which he enumerated.
Moore is superintendent of the K. H. Hanseu, assessor, vs.
gade, under Colonel Dougherty, of
The
farewell
dance
by
the
baud
E. Pannenberg submitted his
famous
Salmon
mountain
mines,
Wilkesburre, was the first detach­ ou last Saturday eveuiug was u de­
C. E. l’ardo......................
resignation as committeeman from
ment of military to arrive. They cided success aud enjoyed by a which are second to none ou the j K. H. Hanseu, assessor, vs.
Empire City, he having moved from
coast.
came in this morning and camped large crowd.
L. Spadafore....................
that place, but on motion it was laid
on the common in the center of
E. M. Duvaul, Cbns. Dodge and K. H. Hansen, assessor, vs.
on the table for future action.
Marion Wise, son of P. Wise tbe
Hazeletou.
C. Hausen.........................
O. R. Willard started ou a pleasure
A motion for tho chair to appoint
Coroner Bowman has impaneled blacksmith, returned home from trip to Salem last week. Mr. K. H. Hansen, assessor, vs.
committeeman for Four-mile pre­
California
last
Monday
and
brought
a jury and an inquest into the
M. Spadafore..................
Duvaul will take up his msidence
cinct, vice D.C. McCampbell who has
bloody affair will bo held this after- with him u better-half.
there ludefluitely, but Charley and
moved out of tbo county, was
no; n.
Mrs. Whittington, of thé South Ott are expected to return in the
Total .................................$
amended, ordering that Populists
Indignation against tho deputies is Fork, who has been suffering near futute.
W. F. Elrod, serving jury-
of precincts having no representa­
running high and the charge is with consumption for seveial years,
meu and witnesses..........
tion on the county committee, oc.
There are some parties who are
publicly made that there wns abso­ is reported very tow.
State vs. H. Harris—
casioned by removal or otherwise,
still
careless
about
cutting
timber
lutely no necessity for the horrible
Prune drying is the order of the aud felliug it into navigable rivers, A. D. Morse, justice............
to meet and choose a member by
slaughter. The miners, it is de­
Saturday, October 16th, and notify clared, were not armed in any way. day with the up river farmete. also in creeks flowing iuto naviga­ C. J. Smith, constable........
Chairman Hull at liiverton by that The fact is undisputed that many of There will be many tons of fiue ble waters. All parties Lave re­ Ed Wyant, w itn ess............
Dan Koonts, witness..........
date, or the chairman will appoiut
prunes packed this season.
peatedly been warned and will ere
them were shot through the back
Mone Lever, witness..........
and fill such vacancy. Carried.
long
bfa
taught
a
lessou
to
be
re­
Miss Anna Guerin came down
while flying from the guns of the
Oliver Howell, witness.. . .
Ou motion of D. C. ltandlemnn
membered.
Peoplt
living
along
from her home, at Eckley, Friday,
deputies.
R H. Rosa, witness............
that tho chuir appoint a committee
the
river
do
not
care
to
have
it
ob­
Governor Hastings af noon or­ eu route for Portland where ehe
S. S. Stone, witness............
of throe to draft a resolution or
structed and will not put up with
dered tho First City troops of Phil­ will uttend school this wiuter.
J. M. Upton, deputy district
address, the following were ap­
euch work any longer.
adelphia to take the field, aud an
attorney...........................
Rev. Mrs. Lucy Cutlip delivered
pointed: W. D. Marshall, E. Pnn-
hour later tho troopers were mov­ a very luteresting sermon to au
State vs. Mainiel Reposa—
Mrs. Murphy (uee Ida Haines)
nenberg aud J. S. McEwen.
ing toward Hazleton. The gov­ appreciative audience ut the U. B. of Portland, who is visiting with G. P. Topping, acting dis-
A recess of 30 minutes was takeu
ernor is in close communication church on Inst Sunday evening.
trict attorney..................
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
to enable the committee to make
with General Gobin, and has a force
Haines of Eckley, came to town on A. D. Morse, justice............
its report.
Constable
Johnson
of
your
city
of men at the state arsenal here
last Friday to meet her husband C. J. Smith, constable, re-
ADDRESS.
pall our town an official yisit last who came in by B i n g e the samo
prepared for nny emergency.
duced from $5 to ............
week,
in
fact
his
smiling
counte­
On reassembling, J. S. McEwen
Fifteen hundred men employed
evening. Mr. M. will spend a few C. F. McCulloch, serving
read tbe following action of the in tho Latimer mines joined tho nance is becoming quite familiar weeks' vacation in the vicinity of
ju r y ...................................
committee:
strikers todny. These are the min­ of late.
Eckley, where his better half will Walter Smith, witness........
Your committee, appointed by the ers upon whom yesterday after­
Myrtle Point, while having but give him some practical lessons in Johuson Nielson, witness..
Populist central committee of Coos noon’s march was directed when the one hotel, is amply provided with capturing the mowich and bruins T. R. Edmuuds, witness . . .
county, Oregon, in session nt Co­ bloody fusilade stopped it.
Warren Bullard, witness...
accommodation for the traveling that abound in that region.
quille City, September 9, 1897, re­
While it is perfectly quiet this public, who ulways fiud a comfort-
A. G. Hoyt, juror................
R. C. Dement brought a fine D. E. Stitt, ju r o r ................
spectfully submits tho following aftornoon, it is an accepted fact that ttb|c home with Matt,
drove of beef cattle from Jack Wm. Woods, juror..............
opinions relative to tho principles tho situation remains extremely
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,
.
We are informed that a couple j Seurs’ range to town last Monday J. H. Miller, ju r o r ..............
aud action of the Populist party of critical
Warrants were issued by United ° f young bloods, after imbibing a for shipment to Sau Francisco. Mr. Y. M. Lowe, ju r o r ..............
Coos county:
! to° much • rose water treat-| SeHis owns ono of Curry county’s L. C. Gibson, ju ror............
As a committee we nave no au­ Hungarian societies this afternoon |
thority to take action that would for the arrest of Sheriff Martin and 1eti tlle dances to a fashionable fistio ■ finest btock range* nud turns out a
Skate vs. Wm. Wilson—
bind the party to any line o f policy, 102 deputies who are alleged to I ? uco,JUter on last Saturday even- large number of mutton sheep and L. L. Burtenshaw, acting
beef cattle yearly.
but declare ourselves individually have boen concerned in the shoot­ mg.
deputy district attorney.
as opposed to fusion with either of ing. The prosecutor named is Jos­
Orvil Dodge, ju s tice ..........
the old parties in any form— county, eph Mehalto, president of St.
S. C. Giles, constable..........
Sudden Death of J. A. Lyons.
AN AWFUL DISASTER.
stute or nation.
George’s Society, of which most of
1'hbs. Wilson, witness........
We reaffirm the principles enun­ the dead miners were members.
Our citizens were startled at noon Santa Fe Collision— Ton Men Killed— F if­ L. E. Wilson, w itness........
ciated in tho Omaha and St. Louis
James Johnson, witness . ..
last Friday by the announcement
teen Wounded.
S H E R IF F M ARTIN’ S STATEM EN T.
platforms.
of tbe sudileu death of onr prom­
Emma Johnson, witness . . .
Wilkesbarre,
Pa.,
Sept.
11.—
We advocate tho Initiative and
inent nud respected fellow-citizen,
Emporia-, Kan., Sept. 9.—Last Gotfried Rohm, witness, not
Sheriff Martin left for Hazelton J. A. Lyons.
Referendum.
Mr. L. was feeling night’s head-on collision ou the
allow ed.............................
We believe if our principles,, with the militia this morning. Be­ quite bright that moruiug, and was Atchison, Topeka A Santa Fe proves P. F. Sehur, witness............
which are those that opring from fore taking his departure ho went about nt business nt the store and to have beeu tbe worst disaster that Wm. Lang, witness............
the necessities of the people, are into the Ileddington restaurant for sawmill till about 10 o ’clock, when lias occurred on that system iu F. Bortt, w itness................
good enough to fuso or compromise refreshments. The place was filled he complained of a pain iu his many yours.
State vs H. Johnson et al
Twelve employes
on they are good enough to vote for with soldiers nnd sympathizers of breast.
lie weut home, took his were killed outright or died of their J. H. Coke, acting district at­
tho striking miners. The sheriff easy chair, picked up a newspaper, injuries, aud fifteen others were
and enforce.
torney ..............................
Having loft tho old parties be­ was hissed when ho entered. His Hnd wlien observed by his daughter, moro or less injured. The follow­ W. H. H. Hyde, witness. . . .
cause they deserted tho interests of friends hustled him off to a private Miss Juste, about an hour later, ing is a list of the killed and in­ W. F. Elrod, constable. . . .
the massesof the people for the ad­ room, where he remained until timo seemed to be Bitting at ease and jured, as far ns announced by the J. C. Brown, special consta­
vancement of the few, and refuse to for the departure of the train.
asleep. Tbe daughter spoke to her railroad officials :
ble .....................................
A reporter of tho Associated papa twice, hut getting no nnswer
maintain the government of tho
Killed— James Boanham, Nate B. B. Tetcrs, conveying de­
people, by tho people and for the Press accompanied the sheriff on she called Mr. Tuttle, who chanced Hollister, Benjamin Walters, Joseph
fendants to Marshfield
people, therefore we see no necessity I uh trip down. Martin was cool and to te near, aud mentioned the cir­ Hurley, Edward Yonselvi, Daniel
and subpoe’g witnesses..
to dissolve our present organization collected. He r.aid:
cumstance to him. Mr. Tuttle ap­ McKennon, an unknown man, John Snyder, boarding de­
“This is an unfortunate affair, but proached and touched Mr. Lyons’ burned and unrecognizable, Michael
and form atiolher party, tho object
fendants ...........................
of which seems to be to disrupt the I think 99 men out of 100 would ii«ud and pulse, observing that he McGlade, postal clerk, Kansas City, Hattie Browuson, witness.
have done just as I did. Now, that was dead, and so he announced to It. A. Doran, postal clerk, Emporia, Minnie Reid, witness..........
present People’s party only.
We ask all who favor our princi­ (lie crisis has been reached, I don’t | the grief stricken daughter
Kan., J. F. Hauer, of Kaunas City, Lola Reid, witness..............
T
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ples to join with aud help us; our propose to shirk my duty. Home1 James
Alexander
Lyons
wns express messenger.
Amanda Teters, w itness...
platform is good enough aud broad say my action was premature. I born at Monroe, Michigan, iu Jan­
Alina Johnson, witness . . . .
Missing—Joe Sauer.
enough for all true reformers to had been parleying with the mob uary, 1843, ami was aged 53 years,
Injured—William Frisbio, Wm. Argivie Teters, w itn ess....
i for four days. They had gradually 7 months and 19 days nt the time F. Jones, W. C. McGleed, C. J. Hol­
stand on.
Htate vs. J. B. Williams—
Ou motion the address was unan­ been getting the best of tho situa­ of his demise, which occurred Fri- liday, It. O. McGee, U. A. Dorau, L. Harlocker, justice..........
imously endorsed and subscribed tion and I think in 24 kourb more dny, September 10, 1897.
William Patrick, C. A. Van Clove, D. H. Johnson, constable..
things would have been worse.”
to.
Mr. Lyons moved to this const T. J. Button, T. B. Walleck, Phil W. Sinclair, acting district
Among tho laboring people the from Ontai id , Canada, 15 years ago, Hhier, G. C. Li ter, J. Butler, Mike
On motion, adjourned.
attorney.............................
W. H. H ull . Chairman. feeling is very bitter agniust the and succeeded his father in owner. Sweeuey, John D. Agau, C. B. R. Wagoner, witness, not al­
sheriff.
J. S. McEwen, sec. pro tem.
I ship o f the srwmill nt this place Adams, Harvey Fowler, an Emporia
low ed.................................
j about 12 years ago lust January, farmer.
J. Mills, witness..................
Simon Pokagon, the last chief of
The State Insane Asylum.
nud started bis merchandising in
Traius over the Santa Fe will be W. Doyle, witness..............
the Pokagon band of tho Potta-
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. the course o f the year.
He wns ryu by way of Ottawa for a few W. H. Taylor, witness........
wattomies, is nearing the end of
Salem, Sept. 10.— The meeting of gPDerH||y stoat and healthy, was a
days. The cost of the wreck to the Geo. MeCurry, witness . . . .
his long life at his retreat in Lee, the board of asylum trustees for
business mao, quite popular
N. Trolliuger, witness........
railway is estimated at $100,000.
Mich. I’ okagon I, father of Simon, this month was delayed by reason Rn(j widely known.
The funeral
Htate vs. H. Johnson et al
nt one time owned the site on which of a majority of the members being, took p |ace in tbig cilv ]aat Sunday,
L. Harlocker, justice..........
Chicago now stands. He sold the away. Superintendent Paines re-
j bp ^fnHonic cemetery, which;
D. H. Johnson, constable..
land to the government for 10 cents port for the month of August makes „ „ |nrgely aU(, nded, many persons |
J. D. Benham, witness, not
an acre. The old chief, who is a the following showing:
being present from all portions of Blood is absolutely essential to health«
a llow ed .............................
finely educated nmn, is at the head
The total amount of expenditure* |lle coun, y. Kev. C. A. Stine con-
It is secured easily and naturally by
Mrs. Carrie Benlnuu, wit­
of n baud of 500 men who did not for articles consumed was ,4.*84..>( , ducted a brief service at the house,
taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, but Is im­
ness ...................................
possible to get it from so-called “ nerre Stephen Benham, witness..
go to the reservation west of the and the total amount paid out to j \ye |)iue (md no interview witli j
tonics,”
and
opiate
compounds,
ab­
Mississippi with the other members officers and employes wau $5400. Mie. Lyon», nor with Mr. Perry nor
Minnie Reid, witness. . . . .
surdly advertised as 44 blood purl*
of his tribe.
They hail become On the last day of August there Mr. While, the efficient managers i
Amanda Teters, witness.. . .
flers.” They have temporary, sleeping
converted to the Christian religion, wero 1100 patients, of which 754 Hll(| ftPHj8tants jn the business af-
IL G. Teters, witness..........
effect, bat do not CURE. To bate pure
The fairg of Mr Lyons, as to what was
andaskeil permission to remain were males and 346 females.
Alma Johnson, witness.. . .
within the borders of civilization. number of patients is same ns nt ||1Pjr intention regarding tho busi-j
Lola Reid, witness..............
this time last year.
1 lie daily pel n e u continuing nnd in what man-!
Printing, postage, etc.—
j per. This they will doubtless make And good health, take H ood’s Sarsaparilla, The Hun, for printing July
Capital Journal: The bank o f capita expense, 30 2-5 cents.
which has first, last, and all the time,
....
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, known as soon as the affairs are
England now shows its true hand,
court proceedings..........
When the hair beams to tall out
,.
,
,
,
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been advertised as just what It is — the
.
,,
,
. adjusted nnd understood,
it has accomplished its object in
Ed Rnckleff, postage,freight
best medicine for the blood ever pro­
oi turn gray, (lie scalp needs 1
forcing Uncle Sam to tbe gold
and exp ress....................
duced. Its success in curing Scrofula,
doctoring, nud we
know o f no Prof. Claude and
Fred nnd Is
standard and now adopts a silver
Salt Rheum, Rheumatism, Catarrh, J. Henry Setrocder, post ge
better specific than HaH’*Vegetab le Nosier went over to the races at
reserve for itself.
Irwin-Hodson Co., station­
Dyspepsia, Nervous Prostration and
Sicilian Hair Reuewer.
Maishfield last Saturday, the last
That Tired Feeling, have made
ery, books for treasurer.
.
two entering in the bicycle tonroev.
Irwin-Hodson Co., station­
Marshfield Sun: Coqnille City
The principal matter of interest Frp(1 Nog|pr rnn in Um,„
ery, books for clerk........
is talking of water works.
at New Orleans for tbe past week is (,eing second in two o f them nud
Irwin-Hodson Co., station­
Oh, no, Jesse; we are talking that tlm towns on every trunk line ||iird in tbe other. Is Nosier run
ery, books for sheriff.. . .
more water work*. Coqnille City running into »hat city have declared ju |wo r„ ppg>
firs» in t h e
George Carpy.for maps fur­
has had very serviceable Watei a quarantine against
Louisiana on gl,con,i rm.e Hnd w incing
a
nished sheriff..................
winks for many years, the only account of yellow fever.
medal. Hp wa„ r„|ed ont ¡u t h e
Hcott A Banning, type-writer
city in the county having a water
The One True Flood Purifier. All druggists, f t
A New York World dispatch from first race on a foul.
for clerk’s office................
supply system.
Colon says it is announced there
.....
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are purely vegetable, re-
that a concession to complete the
In Allegheny countv, Pa., in the l l O O u S P i l l S liable and beneficial, av. Ii. S. Knowlton, stationery,
medicine for prisoners and
T o rnrn
ion R or^ v rr.
\*S~ A %J~ IM M ) l U t ' I ’ l l l . V C » u l * .
Panama canal has bceu given to first half o f this year, there were :
T a k e r i e fln » t* Canti,v Caltanrtic. UK* o r «5o.
Ounr.inteed tv . uccohnMt cure, make» weak
stationery for sheriff and
IS murders and 58 suicides.
I i C . C C fu ll 10 cu re, d r u g g is ts re fu n d m in o r. Englaud.
men strong, blood pure. 60c, 61. All drug^.sts-
Rich Red
Blood
$10
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County Court Proceedings. September, 1897,
Term.
ood’s
S a rs a p a rilla
a
2 00
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
22 40
10 40
5
10
2
2
2
2
2
2
Oiven Away
this year in valuable
articles to smokers o f
Blackwell’s
Cannino
yriiam
Tobacco
T h o Best
J Sm oklngTobacco FUIado
|*SS*OÖO«-«0*<>(&OOOti»aCv.
Y ou will find one coupon In­
side euch a-ounce bag, and two
c o u p o n s insid e each 4 -ounce
Lag. lluy a bag, rend the coupon
amt see how to get your share.
*
- ’-F-'. - - : - î « o « M t M S
treasurer........................... $ 6 25
Executor's Notice-
Glass A Pruilhomme, tor
'O T K 'E IS IlE ltE llY GIVEN THAT
stationery for sheriff . . . . 17 30 IV
X I by on order of the County Court o f
McEwen it Dean, stationery,
the State o f Oregon for the County o f
blanks for clerk ..............
14 50 Coos, made on tho Gth day o f July, 1897,
John F. Munford was duly appjinteu exec­
McEwen & Dean, poll-tax re­
utor of the eatttte o f James McN aught on
idtceasotli, nnd that letters testmneutarv
ceipts, letterheads, etc for
been duly issued to me.
assessor...............................
5 25 have
Therefore fill persona having claim»
McEwen it Dean, lottorheads
against said estate are hereby notified to
for sheriff..........................
2 00 present the same with pv« per .vouchers to
said executor within six months from the
Coast Agency Co, balanco on
date of this notice, at Ara/jo, Coos county,
type-writer for sheriff.. . . 60 00 Oregon.
Dated this 12th day o f July. 1897.
W. W. Gage, postage, freig’t
J. F. MUNFORD.
anil expressnge................
8 97 Executor of tho Estate of Jouies McNuugh-
[HUglO i t
ton,
deceased._______
W. ‘W. Hayes, postage and
stationery...........................
4 75 Notice of Sale of Real Estate on Fore­
Coqnille City Bulletin, pub­
closure.
lishing notice for board of
equalization......................
2 00 V IO T IC E TH IlEltEBY GIVEN TH AT
I n umlor nnd by virtne o f an cxeoutiou
Coquille CHy Bulletin, bill-
anil order o f hale loaned out o f tho Girouit
heeds for sheriff's office..
2 75 Court o f the SI «to o f Oregon for Coos
60
20
00
County, on tho 23d dav o f Auguat, 18117, in
(Continued next weelt.J
00
a certain unit wherein H. 'V. Getty ia plain­
tiff and Kate F. Amea, Frank Tblbault, W.
00
A Famine In Ireland Imminent.
I). Chriatouaeu and C. A. Johnaon, partners
00
na Obriatanaon it Johnaon. John Hohcrta,
Connell. J . M. Siglin and E. G.
00
A panic is spreading through Ire­ Eugouo O’ are
defendanla, being cnse-Num-
00 land over the terrible prospect of Flanagan
la r 1431 of a-iiil Court, tho undnraigned,
the apparent complete failure of the Sheriff of said county, to whom anid exe­
and order o f sale ia ilirooted apd
5 00 harvest. Reports from 110 parish cution
nddnsa, d, will. ON HVI UIIDAY, THE
presidents from counties Clare, SECOND DAY OF IC IO B E U , 1837, at
the hour o f two o’clook in tho afternoon
Cork, Kerry, Limerick, Tipperary, of
said day. at the Coer!bonne door in the
10 00 Antrim, Armagh, Cavan, Derry, town of Coquille City. Coos county, Oregon,
8 00 Donegal,Down, Fermanagh, Monog- offer for safe nud sell Ht public nuotion to
| the high-st rud heat bidder, for cnah, all
hatl auil Tyrone, all tell the same | ri .ht , title, interest and claim whiali the
4 75 piteous story of ruined crops, im­ said defendants l»avo in or to the following
described premises, towii: Blocks Six nnd
pending destitution nnd famine. Seven, and all that part c f Tw*uty-fonrth
1 60 Blight has everywhere iu whole or street which lies between said Blocks in
2 00 mainly destroyed potatoes, whilo Sc better's Addition to the town o f Mntsh-
lield. Coos comity, Oregon, accordlnc to
2 00 oatH, which is the next most essen­ the ollicial pint o f said Addition on file in
2 00 tial crop to an Irish farmer, have tho office of tho County Clerk o f said
county.
2 00 beeu battered down by incessant Coos
B ock Seven and that part o f Twenty-
fourth street l>c ween Blocks Six and Seven
2 0O raius and practically destroyed.
will first hi* offered for sale and sold as
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above specified; and after applying the
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2 00 both for one year for only $2.25. sell Block Six o f said Addition to Marsh­
2 00 .This is fo u r papers a week, con­ field as above set forth.
Dated at Coquille City, Coos countx, Or-
taining all of tile home aud foreign
erron, August IU, 1 97.
uewp, with specialties iu the liternry,
W. W. GAGE,
Sheriff o f Coos county. O r e g o n .
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'YTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N T E D .- TKUST WORTHY
AND 1 1 under and by virtue o f an execution
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gentlemen nnd ladies to travel
order o f sale issued out o f the Circuit
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Court of the State o f Oregon for Cooa
1 90 of Oregon. Monthly $(>5.00 and expenses. County on the 18th day o f August, 1897, in
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Position steady. Reference. Enclose self- a certain suit wherein John \V. Kldridge is
addressed stamped envelope. The ¡Domin­ plaintiff, ami W, A. Hatcher. Mina Hatcher
ion Company, Dept. Y, Chicago.
and Coos County in tho State o f Oregon
are defendants, being case Number 1638 o f
said Court, and oomTuanding me to make
sale o f certain real property in said execu­
tion and hereinafter part cularly described
or a sufficiency thereof to satisfy the de­
mands of plaintiff, to-w it: $556.50 with
interest thereon at the rate o f ten percent
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per annum from the 12th day o f May, 1897,
costs ana disbursements taxed at $52.30
and tho costs on said execution, I will, ON
SATURDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF
OCTOBER. 1897, nt the hour o f two
o ’clock in the afternoon o f said day, at the
Courthouse door in the town o f Coquille
City. Coos county, Oregon, offer for sale
ami sell at public auction to the highest
and best bidder for cash, all right, title,
interest and claim which the said defend­
ants or either o f them had on the 19th day
of Septembe r 1894, or may at any time
since have acquired in or to L ot number
one: tho southeast quarter o f the northeast
quarter, and the east half o f the southeast
quarter o f section two in township twenty-
eighfc south of range twelve west o f the
We will send yon by mail. Absolutely Willamette Meridian in Coos county,
Free,in plain package, tho AU-Power- Oregon,
containing 160 acres, save and
fnl Dr. Ilofm an’ s Vital Restorative except the following, the tract sold and
Tablets, with a legal guarantee to convoyed
to A. C. Summerlin and particu­
permanently eure lost M anhood,Self- larly described ns follows, to-wit: All o f
Abnse, Sexual Weakness, Varicocele, the southeast quarter o f the southeast
stops forever ni^fit Emissions and all
of section two township twenty-
unnatural drains. Returns to former quarter
eight south o f range twelve west o f the
appearances emaciated organs.
Willamette Meridian; also a tract o f land
described as follows: Beginning at the
northeast corner o f tho southeast quarter
o f the soutneast quarter, as above, run­
If we could not cure, we w ould not
ning thence north on tbo line between sec­
send our medicine free to try, and
tions on? and two in township twenty-eight
pay when satisfied.
south or range twelve west o f the W ill­
amette Meridian twenty-eight rods, thence
Address
west twenty-eight rods, thence south
twenty-eight rods, thence east twenty-
eight
rods to the place o f beginning, leav­
WESTERN MEDICINE CO.,
ing a remainder and residue covered by the
mortgage foreclosed o f one hundred and
[Incorporated!
sixteen acres.
Dated at Coquille City, Oregon, this 24tn
Kalamazoo. Mich.
day of August, 1897.
W. W. GAGE,
ly 'o T T C E .— My wife having left my bed
i. v ai d board without cause or provoca­ aug 24 5J Sheriff o f Coos county, O regon.
By
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tion, I hereby warn the public againt har­
boring or trusting her on my account, as I
S u m m o n s .
will not be responsible for any debts or
obligations o f her contracting from date of
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THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
said desertion.
E. F. ( ARLILE.
State of Oregon for the County o f Cooa.
Myrtle Point, Oregon, Aagiut 81,1887.
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plaintiff,
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50 Notice oi Sale of Real Estate on J. S. McEwen,
vs.
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Foreclosure.
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Emily G. McEwen, defendant. )
To
Emily
G.
McEwen.
defendant:
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In the Name o f the State o f Oregon: You
'O TIC E IS IlEltEBY GIVEN THAT
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under and by virtue of an execution are hereby required to appear and answer
70 nnd order of sale issued out of the Circuit tho complaint filed against you in the
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Court of the state o f Oregon for Coos coun­
ty on the 28th day o f August, 1897, in a
certain suit wherein Pacific States Savings,
Building and Doan Company is plaintiff,
and Annie Elizabeth Short. V ictor Dncks-
trom and R. C. Cordes are defendants, b e­
ing case number 1519 of said court, the un­
dersigned. sheriff o f said county, to whom
said execution nnd order o f sale is nd-
dnssed. will, on FRIDAY. TH E EIGHTH
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1897. at ihe hour of
ten o'clock in the forenoon o f said day nt
the courthouse door in the town of Coquille
City, Coos county, Oregon, offer for sale and
sell at public auction to the highest and
l>est bidder for cash the following described
real property, towit.: Tlie enst naif of lots
numbered two and three in block numbered
sit in the town o f Marshfield in Coos
Countv. state of Oregon, according to the
official plat o f said town, recorded in the
office of the countv clerk of said county.
tinted at Coqnille City. Oregon, this 7th
day of September, 1897.
W. W. GAGE.
Sheriff o f Coos county. Oregon.
eep7 511
By C. A. G ao *, Deputy.
above entitled suit, wherein J. 8. McEwen
is the plaintiff and you, the said Emily G.
McEwen, r n the defendant, on or before
the 1st day of the next regular term o f the
Circuit Court o f the State o f Oregon, in
and for the c unty o f Coos; said term o f
court commeno s on Monday the 4lh day
of October, 1897; and if yon fail so to answer
for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to
the Conrt for the relief in the complaint
demanded, and to-wit:
That the bonds o f matrimony between
plaintiff and defendant be dissolved and
that each be freed from all obligations
thereunder.
Such other, farther and general relief as
to the Court shall seem meet and equitable.
By order of the Honorable J. ( ’ . Fuller-
t -n. Judge o f tbe Circuit Conrt o f the State
of Oregon for the County o f Coos, servioe
o f this summon* iu made by publication
thereof; said order is dated the 30th day o f
July, 1897.
Dated at Coquille City. Orogon, this 10th
day o f August, 1897.
E. PANNENBERG.
Attcrn^v for Plaiutiff.
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