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Newspaper Page TextThe three-year-old boy of J. A. Johnson, of Lyun Center, HI., is subject to attacks of croup. Mr. Held (it Masonic linll Inst Snturdav Johnson says he is satisfied that ' TU E S D A Y . l T o V 30, 1897. ~ ; night, was largely atteuded and ft Is Æ y r t le F e i n t a n d . t lx © X J p p e r -C o q .-u .lll© tbe timely use of Chamberlain's very enjoyable affair. Tbe "enter- a n d i s G o i n g 1 can. T l i e r e . Cough Remedy, duriug a severe P U B L I S H HD » V E R Y T U E S D A Y taininent” features, owing to the attack, saved liis little boy’s life. | lateness of the announcement, were largely eliminated, atd the _________ A. H. Blnck <fc Co. have nbont 1 He is iu the drug busiuess, a mem Several of our people are suffer-1 5000 boxes of npples ready for ber of the firm o f Johuson Bro's evening given over to social inter- ¡„g from severe colds, Editors and Proprietors. of that place; aud they handle a course and friendly enjoyments. Services will be continued in the shipment. great many patent mediciues for D evoted t o th e mnteriel end social t.p- A short program was pivon, as Cbas.‘Adams went to Bandon M. E. church during this week. b u l d r a « o ( the C oqu ille Valley part.ouisrly tbroAt aud lung diseases. He had follows: Monday looking after busiuess all these to choose from, aud skilled s o d o f Cot)» C ounty iienenUly. Capt. J. H. Giles has been S ubscription, per year, in ad vance, f 2 . A brief opening statement was ,u ,u b I r # , matters. physicians ready to respond to Lis: made by Mrs. Mauty, and theu a slightly indisposed duriog tho past FI 8 HER, N i w i p a t i i A D I I in U M A uumt W. T. Reed and Albert Volkmar, call, but selected this remedy for | • - “ *i»nge, San Francisco, in recitation by little Gretcben Sber- week. L . 21 Merchants' Kachan) the musicians, are giving music use in his own family at a time onr authorised agent. This paper U kept on file wood, charmingly aud most humor hie office. Well! W ell! At first we did not lessons to a few select scholars. when Ins child’s life was iu danger, I ously spoken by the tot; remarks by comprehend, but now we do, com- W. H. Corbin, who has been because he knew it to be superior: Drowned at Parkersburg. Rev. C. A. Stine; recitation by ‘„fetel'v.' spending a few weeks in the mines to any other, aud famous the Clarence Tuttle; recitation by Tbe social dance in Opera hall ou Sixes river, returned Sutiday couutry over for its cares of croup, j An accidental drowmug occurred Grace Smitb; vocal solo by Miss at Parkersburg yesterday morning Grace Skeels (encored); recitation Saturday evening, as a success was and reports great activity among Mr. Johnson suys this is the best j selliug cough medicine they handle, I the miners of tin t section. about 5 o’clock, about which wo by Rita Sinclair; recitation by Eva a leader. nnd that it gives splendid satisfac- j Reuben Roup, Prank Tripp and gleam tb® following brief particu White. . , _____ _____________ __ Co. shipped an- A. H. Black A tion in all cases. Sold by R. S. j Ed Miller captured a live c o o d lars: One Oscnr Hsdine, while While the program was hrieF, i 0ther carload o f apples by Mon while out hunting Sunday and now Know I ton making his way in the dark from all the numbers were given entf r-1 c]ay'„ train, have it chained up in Lehnherr A the wharf to a schooner, fell into taiuingly aud attractively. Miss A N T E D .- T R U S T W O R T H Y AND the river and was drowned. The Skeels’ songs wero well received. ' Capt. Utley is taking lessons in R oup’s feed barn ou exhibition. active gentlem en or ladies to travel first mate o d tbe schooner heard a The balance of the evening was sewing carpet rags. Wonder what R. W. Lundy came in from the fo r responsible established house in state ■ „ „ > L _____ . . . o f O regon . M on th ly tfbfi.OO and expenses. hollowing from the man just as he then given to plays, social inter- he will do next? m i n e s On Monday and brought , p oaitj„u steady. R eference. E nclose self- fell in the water, but failed to dis course and refreshments, T he __ ________ __ gold- ! addressed «tam ped envelope. Tin, D onnn- We find W. W. EnJicott, the new several fine specimens of cover him till he was going down fund will realize about A ll from blacksmith, very busy, who says hearing u n r t z , r e c e n t l y d i s c o v e r e d I ion C om p any, P e p t .V. C h ica g o. The Star Saloon Itna received a the li»st time and too late to save tho evening’s pleasures. by the M. P. M. A D. Co. He isj Get ready for tho hall about business is increasing. handsome billiard table and placed | him. His b x ly was recovered just well please i With the outlook. Christmas for the benefit of the it iu comfortablo quarters for tho Elgin Chapter, O, E. 8 .,will hold Football in Coquilfe- as the steamer Dispatch reached George Mullen moved his family town fund. their annual meeting on next Fri knights of the cue. the wharf. TO to town last Sunday and is making At 3 p. m. Thanksgiving day a day evening in Masonic hall. Deceased wrs a Swede, aged E v e rr lto tly Says So. his arrangements to go to the Alas Now York Journal: If Debs is game of footbull was arranged for, Mrs. D. Giles received new goods Coscareta Caini v Catlinrlic, the most won about 38 years, single and without kan mining districts in the spring. derful medical disco-, cry o f tho ape, p eas- to bo imprisoned for doing that, the relatives here, though he had rela and the tennis were disposed of on by Monday’s train and can suit ant and rcfrcshintr to the taste, act pcntly As Geoige is a rustler, we predict tives in Chicago and New York. the spot and temporarily desiirnated your fancy in many things iu bet ». , , » i t : „ i and positively ou kidneys, liv e r nud Bowels, court, ennuot, in common decency, t h a t h e w ill SOOII g a t h e r I lls p o i t l o D j cleatisinp tho entire system , dispel colds, refuse to imprison J. Picrpont Mor H e has lived at Parkersburg 7 the “ Cyclones” and ‘ Blizzards.” line. cu m headache, fever, hubilunl constipation of the yellow gravel that is so plen and biliousness. Please buy and trv a box gan and Mark Hanna, if they are years, and lived at the bay several They were alligned as follows: Myrtle Lodge, A. F. A A. M., tiful in that section. o f (J. C. C. to d a y ; 10, 25. 50 cents. Bold and ever caught “ inciting" operators to C yolones. Blizni’d». years and at other points in this will hold its aunual commuuica- Claude N oaler...... C a p t.......... Charley Baxter We are iuformed that some ob guaranteed to cure by all druggists. reduce wages. Unless the scale of county. .................................. Q B ....................................... j tion on Saturday evening, Decern- scene writing in connectiou with justice be held even after such a .................................. H B ................... Ed Lorenz her 4th. the name of one of Myrtle Point’s fashion the conviction will be Fred N osier. . , ___ F B .............. . . . W I youa Rumblings from Rural. C S e lf .................. C en tre................. C Lorenz Mrs. M. R. Lee returned to Bati- mout respected young ladies was strengthened that the courts have J W h etston e..........K G ........................F Gage become a part of the operating Rural, Nov. 27.— School is ont W D ra n e.................L G ................... ..C F ox Jdon last Friday after speuding found on the sidewalk on Thanks- AN D .¿ L a w r e n c e Thanksgiving with relatives iu giviog day. Such work only ema plnnt of capital, and that the old- a nd our teacher has gone borne, but W K a s o r............L Tackle W e w ill send you by m ail, A b«olu U !y H Benhaxn........l i “ nates from the most degraded type Free, in plain pack a ce. the A ll-P ow er fasbioaod American doctrine of he expects to return soon, in order G M e h l............... R E n d .. .•• ¿CB^tliewr | M y.tie Point. ful D r. H ofm an ’ s V ita l R estorative o f low-bred, unprincipled people, C G a g e ................L “ ...................... Johnson | equality before tho law is extinct. to go ont among tbe snow-capped Capt. W. E. RacklefTs sawmill T a b lets, with a legal guarantee to N o sie r............ It H B .....................C Baxter ---------------------- M>> ------------ and should be, when possible, de perm anently cure lost M anhood, S elf- peaks o f the Coast Range in order Is started up again Mouday, having B S ch u y le r.........L H B .................... S Lynns Abuse, Sexual W eakness, V aricocele, tected nnd severely punished and Important Announcement. to go into the trapping business, N EW G R O C E R Y AND P R O V IS IO N ! A goal kick was made by Frpd secured a tine raft of logs during stops forever n ight E m ission» nnd all thus an example made to those M arket, and perhaps it will not be long till Nosier and a touchdown by Will tbe recent swell iu the river. unnatural drains. R eturn» to fo rm e r appearances em aciated organ». who seek to elevate themselves By special arrangement with The “ The Old Soldiers' Store ,'1 the freight and express trains will Drane. Mrs. L. L. Burtenshaw, who has through chalk inscriptions at the Is now open in the F igg B u ild irg, opposite j Arena Co., we are enabled for a be loaded down with furs for the I be game resulted in a score of been quite ill for a few weeks past, o d d F ellow s’ ha.l and n e x t.d o ,..| west o f , r t tir a e t o o f f e r T h e A r e n a a n d expense of respectable people. dealers. Nuslar P ro ’ s livery stable, C oqu ille City. 6 to 0 in favor of tb9 ‘‘Cyclones.” was able to be out for a short stroll I f we cou ld n ot cure, we would n ot Mr. Benjamin Grant has heeu --------------------- - -------------------- Tho p u b lic patronage is k ndly solicited. thin paper together for one year for send our m edicine free to try, and on the sidewalks Sunday. Editor of Up-River Department: G o o d s will be seld cheap fo r cash. pay when satisfied. qnite sick for some time, but is only $3.25. THE VAN PELTS CAPTURED. \Ye will also receive subscriptions The Colvin B ro s are spending a Inasmuch as you accepted our PUBLIC HAY AND STOCK SCALES rapidly recovering under the skil A ddress hasty communication once, we to The Arena— $2.50 per annum. ful treatment of Dr. Easter. Seven of the Dans are In Jail at Gold Beach. few days in town, haying disposed ON T H E P R E M IS E S . muster courage to write again, of their mining interests on John There are a great many acorns W E S TE R N M E D IC IN E C O., How They Were Forced to Surrender. L. H. PALMER son creek after a successfnl sea though we first thought we would T uf . B e st O f f e r Y e t . — Any one and myrtle nnts iu this locality and rifraiu from further efforts in that L Incorporated! wishing to rent a good home in Co the bogs are eating them and fatten Silverton, Or., Nov. 2G.— A. L. son’s run. CITATION. line, as our other writings induced quille City e n n obtain a bargain by ing as fast as if they were in a Coolidge, of this place, has received We are promised a wedding to K alam azoo, M ich . In the C ounty C ourt o f the State o f O re calling a t the H erald office u t once. cornfield and the corn already a telegram stating that nil the Van report iu the near future, when the correspondent of the Enterprise gon fo r the County o f Coos. shelled for them. There is said to Pelts implicated in the killing of one of Myrtle Point’s charming to make a very uncalled-for thru it In the m atter o f the estate o f Jam es A. SO Y K A R 8 ’ be a number of bear, panthers, “ Curley” Coolidge, seven iu number, maidens will bid her friends good at One of onr citizens, no doubt be L yon s, deceased, citation. COOS B A Y T o L illy Kronen berg, nnd F. \V. Kronen- ■ X P KR IKN O K. wildcats and other carnivorous have been captured, and at the pre bye aud make her home in Port cause they imagined that ho helped berg, her hnsband, W illiam H. L yons. J. “ Us Girls” get up our letter; but Stewart L yon s, Josie O . L yon s and Ennna animals in the region round About liminary examination at Chetco, land. he, she, or it, wns mistaken, and M. L yon s. G reeting: Rural prowling around and getting waived examination, and all were the nam e o f the State o f Oregon: Dr. Evans of Marshfield came I although the citizen didn’t sperato W In 0. ¡J. PATERSON, Prop. away with some of the fet hogs, taken to the county jail at Gold hereas Emma M . L yo n s, adm inistratrix and they do say that some of these Beach to await the action of the over on the train Monday to visit notice tbe uucnlled for stab, we o f the said estate o f Jam es .\. L yon s, de ceased, has filed her p etition in our said varmints are getting so nice they grand jury on a charge of murder. J hb . Thom in consultation with Dr. were soriy that we should be the court, duly verified, praying for an order o f M anufacturer o f M arble M onam ent», Hen 1- TR A D E M ARKS» ston os. T ablets, etc. They re- means o f such injustice. We have ! sale o f the real estate o f said deceased, for even take time to skin and salt the D ESIG N S* W. R. Smith, who was with Cool Roberds of this city. ! the pnrpose 8 therein set forth. You and Cemetery lots enclosed w ith s to n e coping port Mr. Thom ns very low, but lieeu looking over town consider O O P Y R IC M T S S o . fat hogs before eating them I idge at the time he was killed, and or« t o * n m n n t h in o H each of * nd oth er persona unknown I or cu rbin g. Iron railings furnished to or- A n y o n e sending a sketch end description may W 0 B f t f t m a n v I 11 1 I I t || „ a , v n u O l » I « « * « »TO i .. t T O t w it ic d 111 P a i d t*B- \ <i«r. express hopes of his recovery. ably of lat« Oorrtsnpcm rlonce s o lic it e d fr o m p arties quickly ascertain, fr e e , w hether an in vention is Tbe stormy weather has_p«ssed probably patentublo. Com m unications strictly THfe a L o u t , b u t w e tate as devisee heir o r otherw ise are hereby livin'? in the country or oth er tow ns who h I w .isfroir- Sam Fainter came in from the tniif we con cu. ifldentlal. O ldest agency fornecurlng patent« a wajr qnc) {he wet “ ’ cited and r?qnired to appear in the C ounty may wish anythin'? in m y lin e o f business. feel a little timid, as we have noticed In Am erica. W e have a W ashington office. ing rapidly. mines last Saturday to lay in sup Court o f the State or O regon in nnd for M a r s i i f i v » t > - - - - - - O beo P atents taken th rou g h M unu A Co. roc e ir a There have been lots o f bidding that some people think other folks special notioe In th e the C ounty o f Coos on th e first day o f the After the killing of Coolidge, the plies tor the winter. He has sold for the Rural mail route and I pursuit of the Van Pelts was vigor his mining claim on Salmon Gulch ha»e no right to correspond with a next regular term o f said court, to-w it: on SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, O N D AY , the 3d day o f January, 18118, nt presume that there have been bids ously prosecuted, sheriffs’ and con aud will spend the winter pros newspaper, and ns three girls will I M beau tifu lly Illustrated, largest circu la tion o f the hour o f 11 o ’ clock in the foren oon o f any scientific lournal. week! y, term s 93.00 a year s put in so low that some one will stables’ (losses constantly patroling pecting in company with Mr. Pres get a severe handling, or some I said day at the courtroom o f said court at six m onths. Specim en cop ies and llAJfD I u o k o n P a t e n t s sen t free. Addruaa { 1.50 M asonic hall, in the town o f C oqnille have n hard bargain for the next the roads and trails. The fortified ton, the expert. innoceDt person will he blnmed anil City, C oos C ounty, Oregon, to show cause M U N N A C O ., four years after the first of July, camp of tho Van Pelts was aban then we shall feel sorry that there I if any there be why an order should n ot be 361 B r o a d w a y . N e w York* C . O G ilk e y , P ro p Some fine, largo, candy ducks should he such a bad spirit in the j granted to the said adm inistratrix to sell 1898. Ru R ai .. doned November 18, the position be (o )(o )(o )(o ) were raffled off nt B. C. Lehman- world. Some o f the faults of the so mnoh o f the real estate o f the said de- | ceased as shall be necessary,a brief desorip- coming too hot for safety, and the j lltnndon Keoorder. I owsky’s store on Saturday last. lords of our town, however, Bhall ! tion o f the lands b elon gin g to said estate gang scattered into the woods and Keeps on hand the The Bandon G, A. R. announced The ducks were mnde from fine be noticed in this letter, even if “ Us I being as f Allows: purest wines, liquors I T he ©W o f s e ^ , sw)* o f aw1.* sec G t 29 s. that the post will give a grand mountain fastnesses, with which cream candy, prepared by Mrs. r 12 w ; the n)^ o f nw 1^ and s w # o f n w ^ , and Cigars. masquerade ball Christmas night, they have been familiar since child Dnniel Bark low, who is quite pro- Girls” get spoken of harshly. We sec 29 8 , r 12 w; the o f s w ^ , sec 1, t (.ling Troubles and Consumption Can will begin with the sidewalk ques 29 s, 7, r t 13 hood, hoping to wear out their pur w, the r }£ o f s e ^ o f u w ^ , sec 12. December 25th. ficieut in the art. Courteous treatment. tion: Mrs. F. G. Dixon has a store I t 29 », r 13 w. slO-lG o f s e ^ . sen 11, t 29 s, r He Cured. Geo. Moulton returned home suers. Iu this they were disap New b u ild in g opposite R ailroa d D epot. The U. S. geological surveyors, and a warehouse across the street. ! 13 w ; lots 1, 2, 3. 4. G, 7, 8 , 9.10. i l , 13 and The determined effort from California last Saturday even pointed. j 14, sec 5. t 29 s, r 13 w; lots 1, 2 and 3, and /t il E m i n e n t ¡\ n v Y o r k C l i e i u l s t n n d o f ne.^, se .l4 o f nw3^. ne 3 ^ o f s w 1,^. ing and expects to remain. He re by which they were kept constantly who have been operating Rlong tho Tbe crossing that connected the ' n u l i s t ¿ t l a k o K i t !•>«■<• O fI V r two buildings has been removed, ! n w ‘'4 o f se K and a}4 o f se^', seo G. t 29 s, r t o O n r Ilc a M lo r » « ports employ raent hard to Fecure on the move had its effect, and they coast during the summer, have i 13 w; the n£* o f neJi, s©^ o f ne}4, of and she is deprived o f the benefit closed their work for the season. n w a n d ° f se,1*, seo 7. t 29 s. r 13 w; the where he had been for the past few finally submitted and allowed them of the same. She is struggling to ; ¡eV^-wX «n d ot so3^, sec 8 . t 29 T h e distinguished New York chemist, T . selves to ho captured November 23, They registered at the Myrtle months. v in g b o u g h t o u t m r s . s t o w - , f 13 w: the w 1^ o f nej^, e>£ o f nv M and A. Slocum , dem onstrating his disoovery of PoiDt hotel Sunday on their road make a living for her family; her nwj^ H a ers’ m illinery Ptore at B an d on . I can a reliable and absolute cure fo r C onsum p A. G. Jones, who has been io by a sheriff's poBse. o f nw ^i. sec 17, t 29 s, r 13 w: the n e ^ property has been assessed and o f n e3i, seo 18. t-29 8* r 18 wî out for the winter. o f sej^ furnish tho best and n icest g o o d s at tne tion ( Pulm onary T u b erculosis) and all the Willamette valley for some b ronchial, throat, lung and ch est diseases, taxes paid, yet she had no voice iu «nd i*>t» 3 and 4, sea 82, t as ». r 13 w; th. lowest rates. Whitman Massacre Survivors. months, returned home last week I have now a ch oice new stock on hand, stubborn cou ghs, catarrhal affections, gen W. W. Brown and Dr. K. A. the matter of that srteet c r o s s i n g . 1 “ W-M'c 4 ’ ‘ 2M.»1 r 1' w:sw. . ¥ _ a and nT^of iiwj^ ' seo 8 , t 28 8 , r 12 w, tho o f ne1^ o f sej^ and am con sta n tly receiving eral d ecline and weakness, loss o f flesh, and bringing bis father with him. He Loop went over to the bay on last all con dition s o f w asting aw ay, w ill send Portland, Nor. 29.— (To the Ed- Friday’s train. We predict that Again: A sidewalk that had been sec 36, t 27 s, r 13 w; 1 31-100 acres on Cun- ) Seasonable wns accompanied by J. L. Mc ningham creek: the h el / £ o f sej^ o f 8e% seo j T H R E E F R E E B O T T L E S (all different; used by the school children for a 36, t 27 s, r 13 w ; all fir and white cedar ; ito r .)-A s far as known, the surviv-1 ¿¡òcks* and snipe Cauley and family and nnother o f his New D iscov ers s to any afflicted will be pretty year or more has been hauled away ! timber on eyi seo’ ................... 31, t 2 m *, r 13 w; all tim- I ami tStyliisli Gonds. ir -—- - — now 1 reauer o f the C oqu ille H erald writing for man. They came through in o r s o : the Whitman m&BBacre scarce on the waters o f the bay n o d ftt t i n s w ritiu& r i t i s a n o b s t r u e - i on a ^ on eaf*t sid e o f ! I h e ladies o f C oqu ille and th e lo w e r river, them . living nre as follows: wagons. ... , , after their return, as each carried H is “ New Scientific Treatm ent” hnsenred *1.« c » . . 1 . „ « . . e i k . nr.o» I the K6cl2, t 29 «, r 13 w ; .11 lim iter ex- " n d o f B andon «m l vicin ity , should call tiou OD tllG^ streets D e a r the post- | ce pt red cedar on w 1^ o f n w ^ sec 24, nnd and inspect m y good s nnd learn my prices thousands perm anently by its timely use, Mrs. Mina Anu (Kimball) M eg- ¡mplemeilU o f destruction, A 5-year old son of Mr. and Mrs b efore purchasing elsewhere. office. This sidewnlk was built by »•& sec 33, t 29 s, r l l w, all o f the W il- and he considers it a simple professioral Reposo, of Prosper, was drowned ler, Astoria. M R S . S. D. B A R R O W S. duty to suffering hum anity to donate a trial i» n f i I ip H o f n n lt n f lam ette m eridian; all that part o f b locks When N. G.W. Peikins’ Thanks t i h n p e c p i it i y v h n u e c r a t iK Byron Steuben Kimball, Olny, Or. u s o o t t n e a e r a u i l o * j Rnd 2 and reserve lot in the town o f C o- B an don. O regon. f o his in fa llib le cure. last Wednesday afternoon by fall S cien ce d aily d evelop s new wonders* and Nathan Merritt Kimball, Seaside, ! giving turkey wns stolen, Nick was R W id o w w h o h n d f m l e d t o g e t a I quille C ity, Coos C ounty, Oregon, occup ied ing into the river from a landing by sawmill, store, lum ber yard, wharf, this great eh- m ist, p atiently exp erim enting real angry, using adjectives that notice that she was required to C. C. M Y E R S , . I b oom s and the boom s and boom privileges; in front o f the house. The child Or. fo r years, has produced results as b eneficial nre found in the Bible, but seldom build it, and she was not able t o | lots 3. 4. 9.10, 11 and 12 in block 17; lots 9, Mrs. Sarah Sop It n (Kimball) Muu- to hum anity as can b e claim ed b y any was missed tiud search being insti A R C H IT E C T AND m odern genius. H is assertion th a t lo n g used in common conversation, when build it, as we aie iufomed. lie 10 and 11, block 24; lot 7, block 25 in W at tuted revealed the accideut by’ the | sou, Flavel, Or. kins’ extension to the town o f C oquille trou b les and con su m p tion are cu rable in P R A C T IC A L B U IL D E Ii. complimeotiug the thief, but when J that ns it may, however, the pro C ity, C oos C ounty, O regon; lot 12, block 14 Mrs. Susan M. (Kimball) Wirt, any clim a te is proven b y “ heartfelt letter» discovery o f the body. it came home in time to save his ceedings have wrouged the school in North A ddition to said Coquille C ity; lot o f gratitu d e,” filed in his A m erican and A. J. Johnson, nu old mill man Skipanon, Or. LANS, E leva tion s Rnd D etails o f any E uropean la boratories in thousands from 4. block 5, E llio tt’ s A ddition t o C oquille children and the people who live . City; 100x50 feet on west side east sec line Mrs. Joseph Smith, Nelson Smith i honor— well, Nick is smiling yet. kind o f structure furnished on short .. . . . . those cured in all p a rt» o f the w orld. from Mendocino county, has pur W ill take buildin g con tracts or , .. j. , , 1 ID that Vicinity, and "U aU irls can- j see l, t 28 s, r 13 w; lots 1. 2 . 3 and lot notice. M edical experts con ced e that bronchial* chased tbe Morras mill property ’ ftnt* Mortimer Smith, Lookin Glass. ‘ 1IM \\ hue we were attending church i Dot 8ee t j t OIie |la8 been hene- J, block Coqnille C ity ; lots 7 and 8 . block work by the da.y. ch est and lung trou b les lead to C o n s o m p Residence near Coquille C ollegiate I n s ti- «bove Coquille City, and wdl start tio n , w h ich, un in terrupted, m ean » speed y Sunday evening, those horrid girls .J» „ n f, e r n c B im r t i ’ 4 ern da lo, C oos b y the sidewnlk and crossing I V ' 3 , { 7 , 8 , 9, 10, block «, and i o t 2 , tute. ! jolG and certain death . up tbe mill next spring _ Two of I John Q. A Young, Cedar Mills, Or. ' ” V,,retl onr office and left their | filed 8 im p ly write to T . A. Slocum , M . C ., 98 tranK H C tion. Perhaps the lord9 o f block 1 in the town o f R iverton, Coos his sons, B. E. and Charles John- j Mrs. Elizabeth M. (Sager) Helm, 1 communication on our desk. We j ! C om ity. O regon, also river frontage fron t Pine street, New Y ork, g iv in g postoffice and the toyn can explain, and then we __ ______ ____ ! The Dalles. Or. express address, and tb e free m ed ioine w ill ing lots 5 and G. block G; boom privilege st<n, were iu town Wednesday night, would much prefer they call on us s, r 13 w. being be p rom ptly sen t. Sufferers should ta k e | Mrs. Eiiza (Spalding) Warren, when we are at home. However, [ ¡gnoraiit-girls will know more than fron t lots a and 8 arc having come up overlaud. instant advantage o f his generous p rop osi the R iverton saw m ill property with all I we do now. We have taken up the ‘ L ““ ’* tion . ,. . , . 4 , booni9, boom and aater privileges and m a f The Bandon woolen mills start np I Waterville, Wash. as we prefers fistic encounter with n o r distressed sisters, aud chinery. Please tell the D oeto r that y oo »aw b is Catherine (Sager) Pringle, n masculine to a tongue-lashing ; with a night force J just , as ns I Mrs. o lp stain >*o j, , TIT 1 offer iu the C oqn ille (J ity H h r a l d . * * It is further ordered that a cop y o f this we think a blush of shame should supply o f wool is in sight that1 s . l’ol£nue, \\ ash. cita tio n be published at least five successive j from a feminine, we give It space. .S B » ° . I ... 1« n .. % i pass across the manly( ?) features __ _ ____ ____ ______ Mrs. Fanny A. (Osborn) Jacobs, i weeks in the C oqu ille Cit# v H krald , will insure the compauy that no Miss Daisy Dodge had full of the men of the town who allow , newupBper published in »«id town o f Co- delay will have to be made for Boise, Idaho. h n r A T O .ilim »« o h o v o h o a rrt Qnille C ity. C oos C ounty, OteRon. procpeiliDgs. W »ve Have b e a m Unne jn „h »i»b e ra this 17th d * y o f No- Mrs. Raclmel (Hall) Hopkins, charge o f her father’s office several a s u n e o t) COQUILLE CITY, OREGON. want of meterial to work with. days last week during Mt. Dodge’s it said that the crossing could Dot j xem ber, 1897. Bntteville, Or. When the mills are ruu night and he passed over where it was, but it , W t'noH , the H „n . J. H enry Rchroeder, e l ia b l e E S T IM A T E S ON ALL Mrs. Rebecca (H all) Denny,Port absence. It is slid that a certain . I J u d ge o f tbe C ounty Court o f the State o f day the company will employ over If you suffer from any o f th« ( * k in d » o f boildintt». Flans and speci yonng attorney had a great deal has l>een in ose ten yaars or moi*6 j Oregon for the C ounty o f Coos, with the ills of men, come to tha oldest a hundred persons. The extra land, Or. fications furnished on short n o tice . and “Us Girls” could have placed it court affixed, this 17th d a y o f Specialist on the Pacific Coast. I o f busicess before the “ court,” but Mrs. Loriuda (Bewlev) Chapman. All work guaranteed. [aug]7ti Three will be put on by the 1st of ber, 1897, OR. J0R0AN * 06.. but as he is so very “ Oreeoe” we down so it coaid be traveled over N ovem Sheridan, Or. 1» val ] J H E N R Y SCH R O E D E U , 1061 Market f t fe t ’d 1862. December and perhaps sooner. Countv Judge. T o T rad » —F or a farm near C oquille C ity : Y o u n g m e n and m id d le , Mrs. Matilda J. (Sager) Delany, fear he did not fully appieciate as well as any other iD town. En R acklxff , Clerk. 11-23 5t A house and lo t in F loresville, T exa s, worth A ttest : — _ n e e d m e n who are suffering the rnlings. 3-G irls . Assessment Rolls as Reported A Compari- Lewiston, Idaho. $1200, o r 240 acres o f land—40 acres im- from the effects of youthful indiscretions or ex- t I cesses in maturer years. Nervous and Physical j proved, house insured for $400; all fen ced : son with 1896. In nil, 17 out of the 53 who were NOTICE. I D e b llit.r .I m p tr le n e r H a n k ««d ! 60 m iles from San A n to n io , Texas. O r 160 Temperance Lecture— Awful Result of a when the officers arrived, they found in all its complications; H p e r m a t o r r h o r a , taken prisoners at Waiilatpu, on n c r sin western N ebraska, a d join in g Grant, P r o s la to r rh w a . « « N a r r h m , « i« e t , , Antonio standing over her, plucking r P H E C O U N TY C O U R T O F COOS county Thanksgiving Day Spree. The following table is compiled November 29 and 30, 1847. seat o f Perkins co n n ty . C onsider F r e q a r n r r o f tTrlasatlng, e le . By a 1 the cooked flesh from her breast and 1 C om ity, State o f Oregon, will receive able im provem ents on this p lace; a well # combination of remedies, of great mrativepow- , for the purpose of showing the If there are any aurvivers now- er, the Doctor has *o arranged his treatment ’ sealed prop,»»ala for tb e »npenntendinu and that cost $500. For further in form a tion , Erie, Pa. ,Nov. 26.- The wife of arms in fiendish glee nud cursing existing status of the returns on living whose nnmea hava been omit that it Will not only afford immediate relief but mnnaigenietit o f the C oo» C onnty Four cell at Ihe H bhald office. permanent cure. The ___ ______ Doctor ________________ does not claim to the present year’s assessment ted from the list, I shall be greatly Antonio Milgno died today a horri like a demon. Whpn he was ar- Farm and Infirm ary, fo r the year oom - perform miracles, but is well-known to be a fair , March 1, 1H9S, ane en d in g Feb- and square Physician and Surgeon, pre-eminent throughout the state, and its com ,W i„„l to h „ „ them to b t.d e »,h. T h * * * , * , S K R 1899. ! in his sp ecialty- l>l«wa»eM o f M e n . jected to rough treatment before he ... parison with the year o f IHSX», by me. A ll bids must state definitely what the .S y p h ilis thoroughly eradicated from th« G eorge H. H imes . became drunk and went to the cel eould be taken to the police station. applicant ■ y ^ m Without using M e re n r.» proptrw» to d'». and be filed with counties, as far as heard from: E V E R Y ’ I A N applying to tm will re Sec. Oregon Pioneer Aseoicatiou. lar to get more liquor. He fell, - -♦ -» the connty clerk on or before i!:e '»th day ceive onr honest opinion nf his complaint. Counties 1896. 1097. o f Jannery. 1898. We will Guarantee a POSITIVE CVRE M and his wife came to his assistance And wom en everyw here hail the d a y o f Two schooners, the Mayflower B ak er............. $2 293,227 $2 381.996 Dr Miles* N e rv e Planter* «Be a t a ll d n i g r t s u . every ease we undertake, or forfeit O n e Not em ber 13.1897. the n a tio n 's regeneration in to iife, thrift Columbia__ T h ou san d D o lla r s with a lamp, but he threw a hammer . 1,375,095 1.350,616 and Confienzt, arrived at Lyons’ [Slutted, J. H E N R Y S C H K O E D E R —■ . ... . . _ Consultation F REE and strictly private. Coon........... . 2,778.836 Connty «Indue. and energy by the passage o f the ’ ’ Tarifl 2 .791,452 Bill " The net indebtedness of Lane at her head, which missed the mark. mill last Thursday evening and It 23 td CHA R O W VMM Y R E A SOU A BLR. Treat Curry.......... 514,950 B F. R O SS. Comm issioner. 507,948 ment personally or by letter. Send for book, Prices w ill b e higher fo r la bor, tor pro C ro o k ............. . 1,714.013 1.661.7:13 county is on the increase. Septem He then canto upstairs w ith a can of | have been Inndiog with lumber for " T h e r h l l o f i o p b y # f M a r r la jfe , duce. fo r m an ufactured articles; blit tim es Douglas....... . 4.805.‘ *23 5 000,572 ber 30, 1897, it wns $32,780.73. free. (A valuable book for men.) oil nnd lard, which he threw nt his San Francisco. On will be better fo r e ve ryb o d y. U ntil the Treasurer’s N otice. Jack «ou...... 1.810 533 4 586.019 V H I T D R . J O R D A N 'S reaction takes place we sell at the same Josephine .. he 31st tiny of March, 1895, it was wife's face. In an instant tho mix-1 . 1.200.286 1,160.006 F or R fst —T hree houses G r e a t M riR ^uni o f A n a t o m y Klamath...... . 1 ..584.967 1,494.070 cnly $12,215.12, white ou .September turs caught tire from tho lamp, and t „ wu> f,y ;|,e H e r a l d Land A Loan oticf . is hereby given that low figures. Send fo r com p lete list, 44 the finest and largest Museum o f its kind in the L incoln ........ 064.197 ’ • i all county w arrants endorsed prior to pages, F R E E . world. Come and learn how wonderfoMv yon she was enveloped in flnmes. Help Co. M alheur........ . 1.190,595 1.116 131 30. 1896, it was $22,130.38. January 14, 1892, will be paid on present are made; how to ayoi.i sickness and disease. CASH S T0 H E. Morrow....... . . . 1.102.433 arrived in time to prevent her from 1.4« 0.1(4) We sre continually adding new specimen*. ation at my office in C oquille C ity . No in CATA LOO r e I'BKA C«n or w rim. Sherman..... . 882,284 «Mi 705 H o -T o -fin e f o r F ifty ren t*. terest w ill be allow ed after D ecem ber 1 , burniDg up where she stood. The B t lo r a t « T o u r n o w e l » W it h C a icitretii. io-27 N arktt Si.. Union ........ 1061 Market Street, San frsnctsco. Cal. .. 3.162.006 3,34 7.593 C utnnivod tolutcco habit cute makes wc»k Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever 1097. ^ SAN woman was laid on her bed. and FRANCISCO, CAL. W a s h in g to n . men AtTjiy blood pure CCc.tl AH druggists .. 4.447.830 4 ÒU.iStó W . W . HAYES, C ounty Tre*»urer tOc. » c If C C C f»ïï7drug«tsi» refund money i * 6cqnUU ffîtg gérai! The 0. E. 8. Social, UPPER-RIVER DEPARTMENT. J J. S. M°EWEN & CO. vv We Send it Free Weak Men, Young and Groceries Provisions Old. A ansi Slone M s P atents The Lone Star, The Wonders of Science Millinery. P HERE TO STAY! L H. MORGAN, Contractor and Builder, R Bright Men N S M I T H ’S MEN ! be u cured' c can Ì