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Newspaper Page TextÄcquUU £Hg fetali J. S. MCEWEN & CO. Christmas Tide Dialogue. “ Y ou’ve paid out too much for Merry Christmas and Happy presents-tbis year, wife.” New Year to all. “ Why, dear, I havn’t pnougn F loor at wholesale or retail at ypt to go around,” ipplied the wife. J. W. Leneve’e. f "Som e o f our folks will thiuk we’ ve M en ’ s H ats —Good quality, at treated them shabbily this Christ mas.” fair prices, at Geo. Robinsou’B. f “ Yes, wife," kindly replied the Japanese K ites, Lanterns and hosbniid, “ but if you had bought F ancy G oals at the B erlin Store. *' your goods at Coquille Pharmacy A large quantity o f the finest yon would have had enough to go quality o f Bacon at Geo. Robin around and some money left.” “ Oh, dear; that is too bad. I'll son’s. f take them right back aud make Mr. and Mrs. Bontell left last them return my money.” Saturday on a trip to Saa Fran '•Now that is just like a woman,” cisco. said the husband, mildly, “ but it Read the Herald Land k Loan won’t do. Remember tbe next Co’s new offers and wants, ou 4th time, though, and whether it is for holiday goods, stationery, page. drags, or patent medicines, tbe $1 per can for Pearl Coal Oil— place to go is the Coquille Phsr- that’s the price you pay for coal oil rascy.” at Geo. Robinson's. r That game of footbnll will be C ertainly you should not fa il to played at this place on New Year’s see the gigantic stock o f H oliddy day, between the Marshfield boys Goods a t the B erlin S tore. * and our local stormers. Mrs. Moon sold 21 hate the first The Berlin Store has two lady day in the new place. She has clerks assisting during the holi a email, but very neat storeroom. day season--Mrs. IV. Hite and O. A. Kelly, tbe Riverton rustier, Miss Florence Rasor. — not “ stock” rustler, but live F o r S a l e — A good Bugay and citizen— was up yesterday on busi Cart, at l o w prices, for cash only. ness. Apply at H e r a l d office, or to Dry fir wood delivered at S I and C h as . P en dleton . $1.25, and dry bard wood delivered The schooner Coquelle was at $1.25 per tier. stranded on tbe north spit at Ban- A. O . W h e e l e r . don last Friday evening, and still Fine line o f Boots and Shoes, of bangs there, from last ncconnts, beet eastern and San Francisco but all safe and awaiting only the makes, at George Robinson's new proper tide to float her agaiu. store. t Salem Independent: “ A man in Handsome posters are out for Coos county has hit upon a new the New Year’B eve masquerade of way of grubbing out his stumps. the Woodmen. It will be tbe great He makes boles under his stumps event. with a crowbar, filling tbe holes All kinds of food is very scarce with wheat; and then turning hogs and high at Dawson. G o now, and loose iu tbe field, lets them loot sell half of your outfit at big the stumps out in their efforts to profit. ” get' tile WllVrr,*. ” Tbe Coqoille Coal Co. will deliver coal at any point in towu at $3 per ton. J, W. Leneve is ageut and will fill your order. 16 to 1 and you bust! but you can not over-estimate the genuine Rogers' Silverware. Cheaper and better than celluloid. Berlin Store. * Leave yonr orders >,t the Central Market, next to tbe Berlin Store, for Turkeys, Geese and Chickens for yonr Christmas dinner. * Geo. Robinson has a fine line of fresh candies, cookies and nuts, Bnd “ The 5 Cent Cigar,” besides other good brands o f Cigars and Tobaccos. t Miss Dosia Hayter is visiting from the bay— at ber father’s, at at Arago, at pieseut, aud will spend the holidays here with her sister Mrs. Kuowltun. T be Old Soldiers’ Store will re ceive a supply o f oil in cases, bet ter and cheaper than any hereto fore on this market. Be ready to lay in supply. * The Coquille Pharmacy displays some of the holiday goods on a re volving Christmas tree. It is very pretty and looks well from the show window. Fred C. Safton has lieen visiting in town for several days. He is stopping with bis sunt, Mrs. Sbep- pard, and has been greetrd by many friends and acquaintances. Riverton, Dec. 20.— The young people o f Riverton will celebrate Christmas this year. They will have a masquerade ball at the schoolbcase and midnight suppei at Mrs. Martin’s. Charles Cessna o f Braver Hill made us a pleasant call last Sat urday. P. Hennessy o f Newport was over last week. Bobert Marsden is engaged iu opening a vein o f coal on the Faugh place. Alex McLeod left for Beaver Hill Ust Saturday. Samuel Whetstone has had very good luck trapping. He has brought iu several beaver, one otter, besides many other small varieties of furs. Several o f our young people took a trip to Beaver Hill last Saturday. Riverton will have a Christmas tree at the church on Christmas eve. D onna A n a . ----------------- - Tbe Central Market, cextto B*r- lin Store, keeps th* choicest meals o f all kinds neatly prepared and at the lowest rates. Turkeys, Geese --------------- »■«>»« sod Chickens for the holidays. Send in yonr orders, or call at Mrs. Nancy Allison McKinley, once. • mother of President McKinley, Tbe Central Market, opposite died at her home at Canton, Ohio, railroad depot, can supply you Sunday morning, Dec. 1*2, aged 88 with Turkeys, Geese, Chickens, or years. The attendance at the fu choicest roasts o f Beef, Pork, Mut neral Tuesday was very large, and ton or Veal, for your Christmas included her son. President McKin nnd Now Year's dinners. Give ley, and family and many prominent your orders at once and get a first. citizens from that and other states ehoice. • ----------- - • --------- Mrs. T hoxas Drane and h er1. E*-P r-id en t Cleveland and Will- mother, Mrs. John (up-river) '" m J Br7»n will be delegates to Harahlock, of Parkersburg, have theJ "11“ ' convention winch meet. visited several days past at Mr. ,n N‘ w Cd-V Jat’ uarr 11 lbe, and Mrs. Walter Drane’a and at convention is for the purpose of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Di sue’e in reforming the laws governing party this place. They return»'«! bom® Pnm*nea uml caucuses, and 1000 yesterday. I delegate, will attend. It will be .... strictly nonpartizan. Geo. Robihion will be occupy- — ------------------ ing his new storeroom, next door The Columbia river lightship to Hotel Coquille,on Christmas day wpnt »drift last Sunday in a storm Don t fail to greet him at hi* nice „ n(j near being wrecked on new qnaiters on that day. George t|,e no|.,h beach. This is the see ls a clever young mau and will onlj time iu three weeks the light- merit your uatronage iu both gbjp has broken from her moor- quality aud prices o f goods. inge. H o -T a -B a v » o r P l f t r r . m t . T o C n r o C n o .t l p o O o n F o r o v r r . O aor.im ^H t tolw vro babtt eurr. nm k r. weak Tmkr ( '. . c a r e t . C ooilv C a lba rtla l o e o r t x a B e n atroug. Muotl pur». HA, II A llU r u n iU a , It C. C. C. lo ll to cur<\ ilru*„ > u n lu u j uivooy. b an net o i m e u e i n o c i u t i c p a t t y j Court o f the Stato or O regon in and for Material, TO Weak Men, Y'oung and Old. W e will send yon by m ail, A btaluU ly F lee, in plain paokape, the A ll-P ow er ful I>r. H ofm nn’ s V ital R estorative T a b lets, with a legal g u a r a n i« « to perm anently cure lost M anhood, 8 « lf- Abuse, Sexual WeakneH*, V aricocele, stops forever n ight Emiasiona and all unnatural drains. Returns to f o r m «r appearances em aciated organa. If we cou ld not cure, we would not send our m edicine free to try, and pay when satisfied. A ddress W ESTERN - v L I being as f Glows: C. W. PATERSON, Prop. that the people may have power to | T h e e # o f s e # , s w # o f s w # sec 6 t 20 s, make the laws under which they r 12 w : tho n # o f n w # and s w # o f nwV^, hoc 7. t 21) s, r 12 w; thu «3^ hw ^ ', nee 1, t M anufacturer o f M arble M onum ents, Hea 1- are to live. 29 s. r 13 w, thu o f se.W o f mvl^. sec 12, sfcones. T ablets, e tc. We urge that club work be re t 29 s, r 13 w. b IO-16 o f s e ^ , sec 11, t 29 s. r Cemetery lots enclosed w ith stone coping 13 w; lots 1 .2 ,3 . 4, G, 7, 8 , 9. 1«. II, 13 and sumed at once nnd our educational 14, __________T____ sec 6 , t 29 s. r 13 w; lots 1, 2 and 3, and o r cu rbin g. Iron railings furnished to or- campaign he prosecuted vigorously. sw^i o f n eJi, se3i o f n w )£ n e # o f s w # . j der. C orrespondence solicited from parties - t — livin g in tho country or other towiiH who nw !4 o f se 1^ and o f a e 'i, sec G. 21) s, We becommeri i vhat no county u on- 13 w; the 11^4 o f se^ n e ‘ 4 . ne^f o f mav wish a nythin g in my line o f business. M arshfivt r> - - - - - - O bko inatijons Do made until niter the nw)^, and o f se% , 7, t 29 s, r 13 w; the wj^ o f ne) 4 -w )^ and w)-^ ot ael4 , sec 8 , t 29 staUl convention. a, r 13 w; the w3^ o f neb,', o f 11 v nud By order of the state executive n w ){ o f liw ^ , sec 17, t 23 s, r 13 w: the n e ^ committee of the People’s Party of o f n e}4, sec 18. t 29 s, r 13 w; n)£ o f s e 1^ and lots 3 nnd 4, sec 32, t 28 a, r 13 w; the Oregon. ae *4 sec 4, t 28 s, r 12 w: and o f 11 sec 8 , t 28 s. r 12 w, the n% o f n e ^ o f s e # i Jons C. Yocso, chairman. C . O G ilk e y , P r o p sec 3G, t 27 s. r 13 w; 1 31-100 ncres on Cun Attest: W. 8. U’R bn , secretary. ningham creek: the s o # o f s e # o f s e # sec Has the finest billiard Portland, Or., Dec. 11,1897. 3G, t 27 s, r 13 w; all fir an d white cedar table to be found iu tim ber on e # sec 31, t 2* P, r 13 w; all tim ---- ----- * »#»■«-------------- ber on a strip 30 feet wide oil east sid e o f southern Oregon........ AU pain banished by Dr. Miles' Pain PUU. --- »-.» a » -- the s e # sec 12, t 29 s, r 13 w ; all tim ber e x cept red cedar on w # o f n w # sec 24, and Keeps on hand the Durrant A ga in Sentenced. s e # sec 33, t 29 s, r 11 w, all o f the W il purest wines, liquors lam ette m eridian; all that part o f b lock s and Cigars. San Francisco, Dec. 16.—W illiam, 1 and 2 and reserve _ lot in the _ town o f C o 60 YEARS' E X P E R IE N C E ÀTENTS D e s ig n « rr fm C o p y r ig h t s A c . A n y o n e Bending a sk eieh and description m a y qu ick ly ascertain on r op in ion fr e e w betfcer an Invention is proba b ly patentable. Com m unica tion s strictly confidential. H a ndbook 01 sen t free. Oldest ntrency fo r securing 1 P atents taken th rou g h M ann k Ct •prêtai notice, w ith ou t c harge . In the Scientific American. The Lone Star, Henry Theodore Durrant, the con- j demot'd murderer of BlnncllLiullont, . b oom s w n s s s e e n n t t e e n ced n ced w as h v tty S n n e r in r o u p en or Courteous treatment. and the boom s and boom privileges: Iota *• 3 .1 » . U “ » d *2 in biook 17; lots 9, , (| n n J u b ) o c k 2 t . l o t 7 i b l o c k 25 in W a t J udoe Ju dge New b o n d in g opposite R ailroad D epot. C O ., K alam azoo, M ich . J - M E D IC IN E [Incorp orated ] anil Stic Werks of the state in one Darty, to the end i1™ of »he lends belonging to said estate ! We Send it Free Tobaccos & Cigars. • , V l i __ •. «1 | «¿ranted to the said adm inistratrix to sell i n t e n d e d t o u n it e t h e j Gf the real estate o f the said de- l e g i s l a t i o n a n d f l e e s il v e r v o t e r s o f ceased as shall be nece««nry,a brief descrip- A h andsom ely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir cu lation o f any ecientific Journal. Terms. 93 a y e a r ; fo u r m onths, 91. Sold by all newsdealers. l¥IUNN&CQ3e.B™.9w., New York Drauch Offlce7o25 F 8L, Washington, D. C* The Wonders of Science I.ung Troubles and Consumption Can Be C u red. A n I 'm i n « ‘ »»t S o w Y o r k C l i u m l » t a n d 8 4 'i o u l i s l l E n l io s n F r e e O f l e r Iu O n r l l o a d e r M . Bahrs for the fourth time m e to t o s u ffe r ! k kins’ ie s’ extension to the tbe tow n o f cio<tuille t\v|uillc ■ r i ||l h e la w t h e C ity, C oos C ountv, O regon : lot 12, blook 14 M 1 111 f l D P V the extreme penalty of t tue la w , m e in flo rth A ddition to * »id C o q o ille Clityj lo t H H H I H G I J . T h e distinguished New York ch em ist, T . date for his execution l b e i n g s e t 4 . block 5, E llio tt's A ddition tí» C oqn dle _ A. Slocum , dem onstrating his d iscovery o f for Jauuarv 7, next, H i s a t t o r n e y s City; 100 x ">0 feet on west side east °.eo line a y i n g b o u g h t o u t s i r s , s t o w - a reliable and absolute cure for Consump t o securo secu ro * - r l s -w; W 1 - 2: • . ? P °.1 evs’ m illin efy store at B an d on . l oan tion (F u lm on a iy Tuberculosis) and all made a desperate effort to bron ch ial, throat, lung aud ch est diseases, further delay and pave the way for 4, North F erndalo, C oos .C ounty, OreRon; I » r a i s h the best nnd n icest go o d s at tue stubborn coughs, catarrhal affections, g e n lots 2, 3, 1 5. G, 7, 8 , 9, 10, block 6 , and lot 2, eral d eclin e and weakness, loss o f flesh, and ’ I I have now. a ch oice new stock on hand, another appeal to the supreme court, b lo ck 1 in the town o f R iverton, C o o s , _ , . all con dition s o f w asting aw ay, w ill send but Judge Bahrs was inexorable, C ounty. O regon, also river frontage fro n t- ; Rnd Rra con stantly receiving T H R E E F R E E B O T T L E S (a ll d ifferen t) g lots 5 and G. b lo ck G; boom privilege till 1 o f his New D iscovers s to any afflicted and overruled each and every ob in fron t lots 2 and 3 sec 8 . t 28 s, r 13 w, beiny j i ru i* i ti i reaoer o f the C oquille H erald writing fo r jection made to tbe proceedings. the R iverton saw m ill property with all ¡)|)(| NtYllNil (lOOtlS. them . J H is “ New Scientific Treatm ent” has cured Durrant was in court aud carried boom s, boom and *ater pr.vilejies and m a- 1 The ladies o f C oqu ille nnd the lower river, chinery. thousands perm anently by its tim ely use, and o f Bandon and vicin ity, should call himself with his customary coolness. It is further ordered th a t a copy o f this and he considers it a sim ple p r o fe s sio n ^ inspect m y goods nnd learn my prices An immense crowd flocked to the oitn tion be published at least five successive b and duty to suffering hum anity to donate a trial efore p urchasing elsewhere. C oquille C ity H hb *. l d , eeks in tin f o his in fa llib le cure. courtroom and filled the corridor newspaper M R S . S. D . B V R R O W S . published in snid town o f Co S cien ce daily d evelop s new w on ders, an d B an don, O regon . quillo C ity . C oos C om ity, O regon. of the city hall. this lis great ch mist, patiently experim enting D one in ch am ber» this 17th day o f N o fo r years, has produced results as ben eficia l The condemned man’s attorneys C. C. MYERS, to hnm anitv ns can be claim ed b y any vem ber, 1897. will at once renew the battle for his W itness the H on. J. Henry Schroeder, m odern genius. H is assertion that lo n g Judge o f the C onnty Court o f the State o f A R C H IT E C T AND trou b les and con su m p tion are cu rable m life. They intond to appeal to the O regon for the C onnty o f Coos, with the any clim a te is proven “ heartfelt letters su pi erne court of the United Statos. seal o f *aid court affixed, this 17th day o f P R A C T IC A L B U IL D E R . o f gratitude,” filed in b y his Am erican nnd In all probability one of the lawyers N ovem ber, 1897. E u n 'p ean laboratories in thousands from IS b a l ] J. HENRY SCHROEDER, T J L A N S , E levations and D etails o f nny th o se cu red in all parts o f the w orld . for the defense will proceed to C ounty Judge. L kind o f strneture fu m ish e d on short M ed ical experts con ced e that b ron ch ia l, Washington to make the final tech A t t e s t : E d R a o k l b f f , Clerk. 1 1 -2 3 5 t notice. W ill take buildin g contraete or ch e st nnd lung troubles lead t o C onsum p tio n , w hich, un in terrupted, m eans speedy work by the da y. nical fight, based on the question of Residence uear C oqnille C olleg ia te In s ti- and ce rta in d eath. federal aud state laws. The time N O T IC E . S im p ly w rite to T . A. Slocum , M. C ., 98 tute. |julG P in e street, New Y ork, g iv in g postoffice and for action is short, however, and exp ress address, and the fre e m ed ioin « w ill r p H F . C O U N TY C O U R T O F COOS even tbe defense doubts the success Jl C onnty, State o f Oregon, will receive be prom ptly sen t. Sufferers «h on ld tak a of Ats venture. in sta n t advantage o f his generous p rop osi sealed proposals for the superintending and tion . m anagem ent o f the C oos County P oor Mrs. Ihitrant has visited her son. P lease tell the D octor that you saw h it Farm and Infirm ary, for the year co m Both were downcast, and seemed to m encing March 1, 1898, and ending F eb offer in the C oqnille C ity H erald . ruary 28, 1899. realize that the end wns nenr. H J HERE TO STAY L. il. 48,933 8HBHP AND OOAT8. Great $7.760 21,064 F WIN a . $5.145 2,170 OTHF.K n o r RES. The following is a comparative statement of gross valuations and exemptions iu Coos and Curry coun ties as returned to the secretary of. state by the county boards of equal-1 izatiou for 1896 aud 1897, also the state totals: All buls must state definitely what the applicant proposes to d o , and be filed with the cou nty clerk on or before tLe 5th day o f January, 1898. N ovem ber 13.1897. [S igned, J. H E N R Y SC H R O E D E R , County Judge. 11 2 » t d ^ I .n n t P ilP t n P V L I I U C U /I U I N' U T o T radr —F or n farm nenr C oqnille City: A house and lot in Floresville, T e ia s , worth 1 1200, o r 240 acres o f land— 40 acres im - | i proved, house insured for $400; all fen ced: GO miles from San A n ton io, Texas. O r 160 , aerr sin western Nebraska, a d jo in in g G rant, 1 connty seat o f Perkins cou n ty. Consider- | able im provem ents o n this p lace: a well ! that cost ${VX). For further in form a tion , call at the H kbalp office. Pond u§ a model or rough pencil SK E T C H o f your invention and we will E X A MI N E and report as to ita patent ability. •• Inventors’ Guide or How to Get a Patent.” sent free ! O'FARRELL, FOWLER & O'FARRELL,! Lxwyen and Solicitors of American and Foreign Patent* h th< On. Tn»« Blood Pnrlfltr All drofflxt*. IL r r t p u id onlrbrC . I- Hood 8 Co., Low.ll. X u A 11421R. V. AVL. «r* «miy to uk*. e««y H O O d S P i l l S 4« opwsu. U u a u . And women everyw here hail tho d a y o f the n a tio n 's regeneration in to life , th rift and energy b y the passage o f the “ Tariff B ill.” Prices w ill b e higher for labor, for pro duce. fo r m anufactured articles: but tim es will be better for e veryb od y. U ntil the reaction takes place we sell at the same low figures. Send fo r com p lete list, 44 pages. F R E E . [CAVEATS, DESIGNS, TRADE MARKS.jj ,$ a r s a p a r i l l a f S M IT H ’ S If A i KINSTON, 0. C. When writing mentitm this paper. | You can MEN! be! cured i ______ If you suffer from any o f thg | ills of men, come to the oldest Specialist on the Pacific OR. JORDAN * 0 « .. lO S I M lr M K E .ld I M I . e l ia b l e e s t im a t e s on all k in d „ o o f f buildings h nildiniiR . P lanfl atld 8peci kinds Bright Men Hood’s ., Builder, ' fications furnished on short n otice. All work guaranteed. (a u g n t i you In believing that a faithful use of Hood’s Sarsaparilla will eur« you U you suffer from any troubl« caused b j Impure blood. u , 3 D fl dM U R R l i r r o a « °* ^0<8^, s*r,»P»r,n» •» W U b L U d o curing others warrants 189«. 1897. R etu rned. Exem pt, R etu rned, Exempt. $142.449.821 $9.087,699 $134.439,550 $ 7,84(1.39« rD n COQUILLE CITY, OREGON. B . r . B Q 3 8 , C o m n iiw io n e r , C ^ I - _ proved by the statements of lead- ! W d l f l S ing druggists everywhere, show Treasurers Notice. that the people have an abiding confideuc« tn Rood's Sarsaparilla. Great J O T I C E IS H E R E B Y O IV E N T H A T all county warrants endorsed prior to A | - proved by the voluntary state- U T c S ments of thousands of men and Jauuary 14. 1892, w ill be paid on present women show that Hood’s Sarsaparilla ac ation at my office in C oqn ille City. N o in terest w ill be allowed a fter Decem ber 1, tually does posse«« 1"’.*7. W . W . H.AYES, C ounty Treasurer. P a i s / A « #T#r d lN IN *Y purifying, eo* ■ U f r O i riehing and Invigorating the blood, upon which not only health but Ml« Itself depends. The great ■TAT« TOTALS. A N T E D .— T R U S T W O R T H Y AND active gentlem en o r ladies to travel f«ir responsible established house in state o f O regon. M onthly ffio.Ol) and expenses. P osition steady. R eference. Ench>»e self- addressed stamped envelope. The D o m in ion C om pany, Dept. Y , C h ica go. Doors, Windows . ,--------- Marion county'« assessment is not included in the 1897 returns, owiug to the assessor's inefficiency nnd possible malfeasance. M its terms of capitulation, nor under \ the ( ’om ity o f C oos on the firs», day o f the - • regular term o f said court, to-w it: on the leadership of * - Mr. Cooper's so- next M O ND AY, the 3d day o f January, 18'J8, at called union party. the hour o f 11 o 'c lo c k in tho foren oon o f Neat and cosy....... said day at the courtroom o f said court at We recommend that our precinct M B IL L IA R D PAR LO U S. asonic hall, in the tow n o f C oquille clubs and couuty conventions con C ity, C oos C ounty, Oregon, to show cause B A Y s id e r , w i t h o u t p r e j u d i c e , a ll h o n e s t I if nny there be why nil order should not be C O O S Coos and C urry's Valuations. 1S98 1897. R «tn rn «d . E xem pt. R et'ed. Exem pt. C oos. $3.070.2«; I'.Mfi.rnO $3 042 92» $251.477 Cnrry 69'J,34U SO,399 5SS.52S S0.5S0 BUT THE GENUINE........ ______ Bird Nosier . - C ooa......... C u rry........ You will find one coupon Inside each two ounce bag and two coupons Inside each Ibur ounce bagof Blackwell’e Durham. Buy a bag o f this celebrated tobacco and read the coupon—which glveB a list o f valuable present« and how to get them. n o t h in g Building ------------- —- C a r ry ........ ................................ 21,060 YOU*«?, PUBLIC H AY AND STOCK SCALES E d u c a t o Y o u r D o w e ls W i t h C un caret*. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever. 10c. 26c. If C. C. C fall, druggist« refund money. ,s > j STAND I A San. | The Chicago Post’s Washington The following totals from Coos special says: The report of the and Curry counties, on horses aud Union Pacific reorganization com-! mules, cattle, sheep and goats, nnd mittee is given ns authority for the swine, and the aggregate valuations statement that the Union Pacific! of these classes of property were will not buy the Kansas Pacific at culled from the records at Salem the pi ice that the government will ami are here given as an indication insist on being paid. Asked if it of the iive-stock interests and re- would be possible for the company \ sources of these counties: to parallel the Kansas Pacific, the ; H O U U ADD KOLIA. reply wns given that it was practi No. Vnlne. cable, but the paralleling would be C oo*.......... .............................. 2.02S 38.817 .............................. ir.*) 12,638 done at a cost of lees than one-third GATT LJ. what would be required to buy tho . Value. No. ~ ~ Kausns Pacific. C o o s ......... $116.522 l* r e v < * u t F u r u u i o u t a . Provisions CALL FOR::: I H rih I oq R ecorder. I ----- —, I , Groceries J. P. Tupper, Henry Roliner and Geo. P. Toppin gave Coquille City a business trip Tuesday. Cnpt. George Leneve and Engi neer Dunham brought the steamer Fawn down Tuesday And put her on the beaeh to repair her wheel. The Baud m Livery stable build ing and lot was sold last Tuesday, at sheriff’s sale, st Coquille City, Hud b o u g h t in by Henry Robner. --- H ow 23. the People's Party of Oregon believe it to be for thu best interests of all Dr. Miles' Nerve Piaster« 29c. at all drug«lata. concerned, that the following state ment be now made, to the end that those of all political affiliations who have the welfare of the state at AN D heart may cot be misled in their fu ture political action. A careful investigation of the alleged union party will reveal the HOLBROOK, MERRILL fact that! il is composed of self- N E W G R O C E ltY AND P R O V IS IO N <k S T E T SO N ............ apointed leaders, and is better cal Market, Also BRIDGE & BEACH culated to disrupt than to unite “ The Old Soldiers' Store,'' the reform forces of tho state, nud Is now open in tlie F ig g B uilding, opposite that all who went into it from patri. Odd F ellow s’ had and next d oor west o f S T O V E S * — N oslsr B ro’ s livery stable, C oquille City. otic motives are being misled. The p ublic patronage is k'n d ly solicited. G Into one harmonious whole Mayor ood s will be sold cheap fo r cash. Peunoyer pretends to want to unite and nny other those elements that ta the last elec ON T H E P R E M IS E S . tion supported Mr. Bryan, and array L. H. TALMER. it under all comers under the gold standard. But he insists, at the in Or any and everything C IT V A -T IO IS r . stance of Mr. Jones, national chnir- carried iu a miiii of the Democratic party, that In the C ounty C ourt o f tho State o f O re First-clues Hardware Store. gon for the County o f Coos. this be done in the name and under In the m atter o f the estate o f Jam es A, J. J. LAMB. leadership of the Democratic party L yons, deceased, citation. T o Lilly Kronen berg, and F . W . Kronen- (of which he assumes to be the head berg, her husband, W illiam II. L yon s. J . i and front in Oregon). In support Stewart L yon s, Josie O . L yo n s and E m m a ' of this position he c l a i m s t h a t t h e M. Lyons. G reeting: Democratic party h a s »bonded its M. ' M I S S false goda ami therefore there is no of the said estate of Jam es A. L yons, de- l o g i c a l excuse for t h e f u t u r e e x i s t - j oea8®d : h,a8 5 er p e Mtion *n oa r said & * .1 n . , ! cou rt,d uly verified, p raying fo r an order o f « i # u r ~ ence of the reople s r a t t y , e i t h e r «ale o f the real estate o f snid deceased, fo r ; Keep» ft fine ami f r e s h l i n e oi s t a t e or national. * I the purposes therein set forth . You nnd j Candies of nil kinds, fresh mi * • i i i - each o f you, nnd all oth or persons unknown 1 u e r e c a n bo no u n i t e d a c t i o n ■ ¿f any such there be interested in said es- Oranges, Lemons, Nuts, etc. w it h t h e People’s p a r t y under the* I tnte ns devisee heir o r otherw ise are hereby Choice line of b a n n e r o f t h e D e m o e m t i o n n r t v m .tl cittd nnd r * l uj red to «P I* »* in the C ounty W. H. Rogers has purchased the Houser property near Myrtle Point where be will make his future home. The band boys are thinking of putting on tire celebrated drama, A Bachelor's Divorce,” some time during February. Steamboat competition is rather tropical between Empire City and this place. Report says a war has been declared in rates. Tbe Blanchard arrived Wednes day on her way to Portland and Purser Smith informs us that hei owners intend to keep her on this route. JameB Foster, who was recently taken to the nsylum from this county, died the fore part of the month, after he had undergone an operation for tumor of the brain. Besides 1000 tone of coal the Czarina last week to< k on a cargo of 70,000 feet of cedar lumber, 3000 ci.see of salmon and 1500 boxes o f apples. She was draw ing 14 feet forwaru’ and a larger amount aft, and passed through the inside channel on a ‘2 -hours’ ebb tide. The Libby mine wns compelled to shut down, Moudny, on account of a blockade of coal. Both houk- ers nud every available car are full up to the brim, which is something that has not occurred At this miue for the past ten years. The block- nde wns ennsed by tbe delay of the steamers iu getting to sea. Riverton Riotings. MARCH The People's Party State Convention Will Meet In Portland. ----------------- - « 0 , ------------------ [M arshfield CONVENTION At this time of the year a cold is very eabily contracted, aud if left to run its course without the aid of The stute executive committoe some reliable cough medicine is of the state centrul committee of liable to result iu that dread disease, the People's Party of Oregou met pneumonia. Wo know of no bettor at Portland Saturday night and remedy to cure a cough or cold called the state convention of the than Chamberlin’s Cough ltemedy. party to be held at Portland on ! We, ha™ U8,ed lk <luite extensively Wednesday, March 23, 1897, at 1 *»d ha« always given entire satis- o’clock p. iu. The committee pres- faction. Olagali, Ind. Ter. Chirf. j ent were John C. Young, chairman; Tll‘818 tbe on>y remedy that is known W. S-U ’Reu, secretary; Dr. E. Bar- j to bo a certain preventive of pueu- ton and A. P. Nelson. The fifth m,onia' Among the many thousands member, C. S. Morse, did not arrive. | wbo ,lave U 8 e d lt fo r cld,,,H and la Among the visitors with the com -! grippe, wo have never yet learned of mittee was Frank Williams of Ash- a single case resulting in pneumo laud, L. H. McMahon of Salem and nia. Persons who have weak lungs or have reuBon to fear an attack of Chas. A. Fitch of Oregon City. The committee gave out the fol pueumonia, should keep the remedy at hand. The *25 nnd 50 ceut bot lowing address: The stato executive committee of tles for sale by It. S. Knowlton. The Coos Bay, Rosehurg k East prn Railroad k Navigation Co. has filed suits against the following in dividuals in Coos couuty for sub sidy subscriptions, aud agaiust the associated names as guaranteeing the subsidies made by Coquille City and Myrtle Point: No. 1735—C. B , R. k E. R. R A N. Co. vs. Fred Schetter and Otto Schetter. No. 1737— Same vs. J. A. Collier. No. 1738—Same vs. D. F. Dean. No. 1739 — Same ve. W. H. Thomas. No. 1740—Same vs. J. W. Sears. No. 1741—Same vs. J. H . R ob erta. No. 1742— Same vs. D. Gilesand F. C. Giles. No. 1743—Same vs. A. L. Nos ier, D. F. Dean, J. A. Dean, p e s o Bro’s, A. W. McArthur, J. H. Nos- ler, J. A. Collier and William Notley. No. 1744—Same vs. W. A. Bor der, Ed Bender, W. L. Dixon, John Bonewitz as assignee o f W. L Dixon, J. H. Roberts, J. L. Lew- ellen, C. Edwards, H. Dalmas, J. A. Lehnherr, Mary C. Brown, Win. Yolkmar, Daniel Giles, W. H. Harris. No. 1745—Same vs. Ed Bender, W. A. Border, J. W. Wimer. W L. Dixon, John Bonewitz as assignee o f W. L. Dixon, J. A. Lehnherr, W. H. Harris, 1). M. Brower, C. Edwards, U, Dalmas, and J. 8. Stephenson. No. 1746— Same vs. A. W. Mc- Arthnr, J. H. Nosier, L Harlocker aud C. W. Olive. These cases will come up at the May term of court Tlie excessively fipavy raius aDd T U E S D A Y , DEC. 21, 1897. breakers on (be beach below Em pi re, or rather betweeu the south PUBLISHED EVE RY TUESDAY ern point o f South slough and the beach, and iulaud as far as the Empire-Baudou road, Thursday of last week exceeded themselves in E d ito rs and Proprietors. fury, causing landslides and disap- D «v o t«d t o th e m aterial and aooial ap- pearauceof prominent laudmakrs iu b a ijd in g jo f the C oq a ili« V alley partionlarly the form of bluffs, recks, etc., doing s a d o f C oos C ounty gen erally. S u b scrip tion , per yea r, in advanoe. 12. serious damage. As much as 10 ■ t . f i s h e s , Nawinraa imuTiaiia aaaar acres o f line land, iucludiug house la » n«roh»uti’ Kichi-u««, san rrnn.tMo. in an(] barn and other property be- •ar authorised agent. This paper la kept on Hie 7 . i tsta offlo«. [longing to Charles Hausen, and ----------— --------- -- - — ----------- ~ [ the prominent rocks known as Tickets to the Christmas night I “ The Seven Devils,” disappeared; ball, 91. I also heavy slides of bench lauds F o r X m as goods no to the B er- , " p ° q *h« bot,om laud8 °,f Dr Ci>° k’ lin Stare ♦ b ea n ie» oilier minor damages to . farms. The winds were fearful Carload o f floor just arrived at aucj breakers unusual. •I. W. Leoeve’s. f ---------------------------- Today ia reckoned the shortest day in the year. STAU Railroad Subsidy SulU Heavy Slides on the Beach- I 8 AN C A SH ST 0 H E. 25-27 Market S I. F R A N C ISC O . 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