Coquille City herald., December 28, 1897, Image 4

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able and earnest, worker and onowbo
tor, Rev. C. A. Stine; noug by choir;
spent much time and money in its
pmver by the pastor; soup' by the
upbuilding and advancement.
choir; scripture reference*; recita­
^ T U E S D A Y , D E C 28, 1897
Elder Rarklow was the youngest
tions by Dolly Skcels ami Miss
¡M ly r tle
^ c ix v t
a n d . til©
'U ’ p p e r - C c q . n i l l e of a family of seven children— 5
Effie Collier; (luct by Misses Maude
P U B LIS H E D E V E R Y T U E S D A Y
and.
is
G o in g
cn
T lie r e .
boys and 2 girls— he surviving six
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Nosier and Irma Lukens; offering;
of them. Since his death, the lust
ii f C I
e ,
, recitation by Miss Matio Skeeis,
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I j * ' D A t v v.v *. song by the choir; it flections on the
The little son of A. M cMickle is i Married— on Halls creek. Dec.19, on earth to represent thut honored
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tops* -Ar*t bj tin pMior, Rev. C. Hti)I veiy low; the case is a doubt-11897, P. A. Decker and Mrs. Sarah family is Mrs. Sarah Hickson, now
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——— A. Stine; second by Mis Anna Nos- f a| oue,
D. Lester. The contracting par- in her 77th year, who with her aged
hiildinii of The ciuq™* is Vslloy1 piirocula^iy ^e r' third bv Mrs. Jennie Simmons;'
p rof T
H T r » vp,'„ ain„ inD ties are old residents o f Coos husband resides in this city. Though
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fourth
Stine;
fifth
uuI u u by i T Mrs
a n Sarah
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reached f i t ^ r a ^
county aud have the congratula-! 8Vrr1ou,nded b-v loving relatives and
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Babsctiption, psryear, »n sdvano«. j j . 1 Mrs
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sixth
bv A
Mrs.
f lss8 r<? tUed " f,Y 01,11 ,neulbmii tions o f their many frieuds whom ! klnd ineuds she mourns with a
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| we join in wishing inauy happy! loneliness never again to be cheered
Then
followed a song laBt wae,t-
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‘ 21 Merchants’ Kxchauge, Hau Francisco, i t
Ed Page returned on Saturday years.
, until God shall call her home to join
doxology, anil
oar authorized ageu t. Tbia paper la kept ou file by t he choir, the
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, the family circle ou the celestial
tbla »flo e .
benediction by the pastor. The ex- ; from
a visit
to the Eckley neigh- I
ir e visited the bedside o f Uncle Hhores.
Her extreme sge and
I f re.sew were very interesting and the \ borhood.
M. HicksoD, Sunday evening, und pnfeebled condition prevented her
0U« MERRY CHRISTMAS TIME.
I musical selections appropriate to the]
Many o f our people sre suffer-
found the old geutleman in good i being present at the interment, which
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.. -f*y £lve“ ' -ing from colds or la grippe; in fact spirits and resting pretty wtdi- took place at Norway cemetery De-
Sant* Claus Makes His Usual Pleasant There was a large audience in attend- i ¡ew have escaped it
The wound csosed by the rem oval, cetnber 19th, ninid the tears of those
Visit—Secai Events All Around.
ance.
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It
m a s o n ic a n d s t a r i n h t a l l a t i o n s .
^ 1 ° l o 8 *e e P , darliug; there i s no o f the capcer from his face L a » ! that knew and loyed him best.
that o v e r300 people attended
Coquille City and vicinity has
The Masonic and Eastern Star; «*»'10
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‘ be almost entirely healed. However, ¡g
he is wrestling with a very sever«! the,ceremonies, all of whom were
been quite happy and faied sump­ orders celebrated their special festi- 00181 tratciug foi concert.
cough, which is a source ot great | perM nul friends of the deceased who
tuously during this holiday season, val of St. John's Day on Monday
Jas. Thom was reported as no
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diad come to pay their last respects
and all seems to be harmouions night by u joint public installation better Mouday evauing, having annoyance to him.
You will find one coupon Inside mch 2 ounce bnfc anil two coupons Inside each 4 ounc« t
among the people and the ‘‘s trif«” of officers and banquet. Both or­ taken a alight baok-set last week.
A lodge o f the United Soffetf'rs to the. one that had gone and to
Buy u boi?, read the coupon and sue bow to Ret your share of $230,UUO In presents.
to enjoy the season aud have every­ ders were well represented in num­
was organized tp this city.
offer comfort and consolation to the
Some o f our young folks expect week with A 6°°d memberslTij) and ¡.family whose grief is unbounded,
body else happy and supplied with bers of their membership and there
the sweete that atteud. The sales was a host o f invited guests— in all to attend tbe Woodmen'* ball to protpilies ' ty. Income a leading Ij"is needless to say that they have
by our merchants were never equal u very largo attendance. The ex­ take place in your city ou New fraternity* The. initiation“feeTlh-Ltii^ sjngere sympathy of a large
IK «m
lo
l * i '4 F « 'i i ( I* ii4 ‘ i i i u o i i i n .
Iluad the Herald Land <fe Loan
to the present demands, hik I many ercises began by Beulah Chapter, Year's eye.
ing only JÈ& ptaces.it within '.the
exteiiding from the
Go’s new offers aud wants, ou 4th
families had Christmas trees and No. 0, O. E. 8 ., installing the follow­
At thiti time of tlio year 0 eolil i« page-_________'________
Lpaeinc 40 lue Atlantic.Ocean,
Misa 'M ary Quick, o f Coquiile reach o£> wh th'o
tfi'u affitpte{(.|.
V ;‘t
visits fmm Santa Clans. The ing elect and appointive officers: City, has speut part o f the holidays nurses hayp bdeu tseourfd. gnd. tjie I
very easily contracted, and if left to
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Church o f Redeemed Israel fur­ Mrs. Jonnie Rose, W. M.; Rev. C. with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Larin «, best «Lcarp is gu/rrapteed tp -the!
The wmter Rctsion of the Oregon run its course without the aid of
nished the only public Chnstmas A. Stine, W. P.; Mrs C. W. White, o f this city.
inmsteii
Skppbo,ll>°P9 for uieai- ; sl,ite teachers iissocintmn will he Hom e reliable cough medicine is
tree on Christmas eve, including a A. M.; Mrs. N o r» A. Good, secre­
n. K. T
r-„m
bsrship sbomhl be left with Guy
*n Portland, beginning tins liable to result in that dread disease,
AND
W. E. Lundy returned from the ( p
JJ g
Lohioanowekv Gw- ( T " (‘B«lav) evening, Dec. ‘i 8tb, and pneumonia. We know of no better
nicejprogram of literary and musi­ tary; Mrs. Mary Kribs, treasurer;
in the charier ^ ebutinuieg
through
AYeducsday remedy to cure ft cough or cold
cal numbers. A large tree was Miss Emma Lorenz, conductress; mines a few days ago bringing the,
^ t ^ .n iH e il
Llla'
’ ! and Thursday,
laden and piles o f presents occupied Miss Marvin Lamb, assistant con­ ususl good report aud Utile bag o f :
than Chamberlin’s Cough Remedy.
precious stones.
W e have used it quite extensively
the platform at the church. The ductress; J. J. Lamb, chaplain;
W. H. Rogers, o f Coos river, has !
Four -v e"™ of, Poor,, ^
m" j 1 " PrvicP
program was as follows: Anthem points of star— Mrs. Alice Tuttle
a id it has always given entire satis-
N E W G K O C E B Y A N D l'H O V I S I O N
the Vanbouser property'
WH8 Prot,D,8ed " Len t,; « fo | o 'vlot:
M a rk et.
by tbe chMr; prayer by Elder W. Ada, Miss Flora Quick Ruth, Mrs. purchased
f iction.— Olftgah, Ind. Ter. Chi?/. A
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r r - ' 1 contracts were awarded: “ Rose
H. Nosier; recitation by Miss M ar­ Stine Esther, Mrs. Sherwood M a r - ^ d b e ^ e a permanent resident'
This is the only remedy that is known
“ The Old Soldiers’ Store/’
,o E
jre (jj, j . L . Yaden,
tha Root; song by the choir; abort tha and Mrs. James Electa; Mrs. [ o f M yrtle Point.
to be a certain preventive of pneu­ Is n ow open in the F i g « b u ild in g , o p posite
«(5437; M yrtle Point to Jbindon,
address by Elder Nosier; recita­ Roy warden, J. L. Roy sentinel, Miss j Ralph Knight arrived in town | 8 . C. Slavin», for $487.” Said tio- Makes life misery to thousands of monia. Among the many thousands O dd F e llo w « ’ lul l and n ext d o or west o f
N o sier H ro’ s liv e r y stable, C o q u ille C ity .
people. It manifests itself in many
tion by Miss Anna Wheeler; solo,
T h e p u b lic p a tro n a g s is k fu lly «o lic ite d .
Mary Quick organist, N. L oren z, lately from Rnschurg. H e is quite ! area nr« I pss than one-balf what different ways, like goitre, swellings, who have used it for colds and la
G
o od s w ill be «o ld ch eap fo r cash.
“ ChristmasTree,” by E lder Nosier;
marshal.
(improved, although not entirely should be received by (he mail car- running sores, boils, salt rheum and grippe, we have never yet learned of
during which Santa Claus (Sam
a single case resulting iu pneumo­
These interesting^exerciaes, con-, recovered from his injuries.
j rier, consequently poor pay means
pimples and other oruptions. Scarce­ nia. Persons who have weak lungs |
N o sier) sppesred aud entertained ducted chiefly by Mrs. Tuttle as
<JN THE PREMISES.
The
bridge across Catching , r o,,r BPrvicH- Other routes iu this
ly a man is wholly free from it, in I or have reason to fear an attack of ,
all with his cute sayings aud ac­ worthy matron and N. Lorenz as
L. H. PALM E R .
some form. It clings tenaciously until | pneumonia, should keep the remedy .
tion* aDd distributed tbe presents. marshal, concluded, J. W. Leneve, (creek, at the J>. G iles farm, was vlc‘ D" y ale “ ore iu reason, yet
the
lust
vestige
of
scrofulous
poison
is
broken
down
a
few
days
ago
by
a
many
are
taken
entirely
too
low.
The building was crowded to ovei- W. M., called the assemblage to
j at hand. The 25 and 50 cent bot­
eradicated by Hood’.i Sarsaparilla, the
Orvil Dodge, the pioneer histo­
flowing, but the committee tailored order for Chadwick Lodge, No. (¡8, logging team attempting to cross it.
tles for sale by It. 8 . Knovvlton.
One True Dlood Purifier.
faithfully, prepared
bountifully A. F. & A. M., and proceeded to
The Misses Laura and Clara rian, has received raauy flue photo­
and distributed freel y o f tbe good install the new oflicera. The broth­ M urray spent a few days in town graphs o f historical and important Thousands of voluntary testimonials \\7ANTED— Addresses of your fiietals j
! v\ amt acqu lintniices, who are lltiiik- i
TO
things.
erhood took their proper places and > Inst week. They were eu route to places in Coos and Curry counties. tell of suffering from scrofula, often ing of going u> Klondike. Cush t»ud.
Our M yrtle Point department A. J. Sherwood served as marshal. [ Remote, where they will speud the Among them we notice Hattie Rock inherited and most tenacious, positive­ 1 C a ll ui o filc • o f
COQl ILLE CITY IIEUALD.
o f Port O lford, the Coquille and ly, perfectly and permanently cured by
mentions the happy time at that The following were then inducted ! holidays.
j W e a k M en ,
T o C u re C o n s tip a tio n F o ro vep ,
place, and "N ow -an dTben ” makes into office: N. Lorenz, W. M.; H. | Ed Page lms taken a pleasure Coos bay bars, a few logging
Take Cascarots Candy Cathartic. 10c or 250. |
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tbe following repoit from Lnmpey S. Kribs, S. AY.; J. H. Cecil, J. AY .; j trip to the mountains in the Eck- camps and some mining views, all
If C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money.
Y cu ng
j of which are intended for the forth-
creek school bouee;
J. J. Lamb, treasurer; C. AY. W hite, I |Py neighborhood, to visit his old
T li« Old Soldims’ Stor« will r«-
j coming history and would certainly
CHRISTMAS AT LAMPEY CREEK.
j ceiv« a supply <>t oil in ««s «s , b«t-
secretary; C. Roraander, S. D.; M. j friends iu that vicinity aud escape
j t«i* Mini elieap«! than any h«r*.to-
“ W beo your correspondent ar­ O. Hawkins, J. D .; J. L. Roy, S. S.; j the queries of the Alaska admircis. 'T * lP^lo P, ,Ktft n} ! ie.
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o fin a u y o fth e o ld p io u e e r s w .il
I fo i« on tlit— market. D « pearly to
rived st the scboolhousi there was S .P .C . Johnson, J. S.: J. P. Good-
BD »oterestmg feature.,
| lay iu supply.
quite a crowd gathered And we oli- man, tyler. This reporter was much i 1 b,B PrJ™te 8U.,,,,,,,I fltll“ ‘ ,s P '8ce a'8° l,e
“i 8 f - 1® PUP'J8 enrolled.
I Ins | j ( wag j Dtj Pe£t a merry Christmas Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. i Dr. M iles' N o rvo rin s t c n S ic . nt a ll Jrug-’ tata.
served many familiar faces amt entertained with these exercises, and \
B e sure to get H o o d ’ s and only H o o d ’ s .
some strangers. A large tree was will reserve a further expose of I ' 8 ,bf ‘ B.r8« t . Pr,'í',t,, “ scliool ever j . (1 M yr,le ‘ p 0|Dtj , |le day being
NOTICE.--A1I kinds o f engin«
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' taught in this place
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,-».*■ are tbe best after-dinner
,
n t n,
, aI ,p,| s I duly observed by our people. The I I O O U f S F
curtained, so that we could not then Masonry till some time when one or
W e will send yon by mail. Absolutely
l l l S pills, aid digestion. 23c.
ntid macdiiiipry work for steiiin-
well for Prof. Ira y er aud Ins able 1
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Fit e, in plain pucka^e. the All-Powor-
Christmas tree in the Presbyterian (
disaover what was on it, but about more of the brotherhood slights us
| boats, sawmills, «to., done in the
Hssistants.
fnl I>r. Hofman’s Vital lteniorativ*
C IT A T IO N .
chinch was very npally arranged j
8 p. m. tbe house was tilled aDd the and makes us mad. Then, won't we
Toblefg, with a legal guarant«« to
1
best
i/liiliner.
W
ill
be
found
nt
Orvil Dodge started up the Mid­ and bore many presents for the J
permanently cure lost Manhood, 8#lf,
exeroise* commenced,opening with give it to ’em ?
In the C o m ity C o u rt o f th e S ta te o f O re ­ j Lyons’ m ill; or can b « addressed
Abuse, Sexual Weakness, Varicocele-
The Star then entertained the dle Fork o f tbe Coquille, Mouday, youn g folks, while a private tree, | gon fo r th e C ou nty o f Coos.
a toug by tbe scholars, led by their
stops forever night Emission« nnd all
I at this place. J. 0. AA’ ilsou, ma-
teneber, Mrs. Laflin, assisted by audience a brief while with the to make contracts for the right-of- well Itidet! willi nice gifts, msde' In tlu» m u tter o f the esta te o f Jam es A,
unnatural drains. Ketnrnn to formar
(chiuist.
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d ecea sed , cita tio n .
appearances emaciated organs.
Prof. W. H. VVAddington. This •phantom marches” that were given way for the railroad company aud glad tbe hearts o f almost every L y T o o n s,
L illy K ron en berp . and F . W . Kron en -
T o C u re C o n stip a tio n F o r e v e r .
was followed by recitations aud at a late entertainment by 20 beauti­ says it will be completed to Rose- family withht our little villnge. h e r«. h er husband, W illia m H. L y o n s. J.
Take Citsuitretft Carulv Cathartic. 10c or 25c.
The entertainment on Christmas Htewnrt L y o n s. Jonie O . L y o n s and Em m a 11 C. C C fail lo cure, druggists refund u.ouey.
songs, Mrs. Laflin presiding lit the ful young ladies, under the direction burg within a year.
M . Lyon s
G re e tin g :
I f w e could n ot cure, w e w ould n ot
organ. Then followed humorous of Mrs. Nora A. Good and with Miss
YVe have beeu led to believe that eve was well attended, and swelled
In the nnuie o f the S tn te o f O regon:
send our m e dicin e fre e to try , aud
W
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trix
pay w h en sa tisfied .
readings, “ Mr. Spoopendike in -, Irma Lukens at the organ. These buzzsaws are ou exhibition in some the treasury o f the “ Echo Octet”
o f the sa id esta te o f Jam es A . L yo n s, d e­
The ceased, has filed her p e titio n in our said
structing his wife iu politics” aud evolutions, so cleverly given, were of our show-windows; howtver, to a considerable extent.
A d d ress
“ Mr. Spooppudike’s bathing suit;” j complimented
aud heartily ap- upon investigation we And that masque hall, on Christmas night, court, d u ly verified , p ra y in g fo r an o rd er o f
sale o f the real esta te o f sa id deceased, fo r
HOLBROOK,
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was
an
enjoyable
affair,
being
fairly
then followed instrumental selec- j plauded, and then the audience ad- big squaslios and yellow pumpkins
WESTERN M EDICINE CO.,
n .r j j
. -.il’ . o-
.V the purposes therein set forth. Yon and
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tions, led by Prof. Haul v on the < journed to the lower hall till the are the principal display.
well atteiKIPrt notwithstanding the | each of you, and all other persons unknown
fact that Home p a r tis maliciously if Hny such there be int*re**««i in »aid es- Also BRID G E k BEACH
[Incorporated!
violin nnd Miss Theresa Hanlv on tables were set. This preparation
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* tRte as devisee heir or otherwise are herehv
A very enthusiastic meeting was or ignorantly
circulated the eroue-! dted aud r?quired to appe a r in the C ou nty
tbe organ. A few rar.ro recitations was engaged in heartily by the
held in this place on last Monday
Kalamazoo. Mich.
OU9 report t h a t the brick b a l l WHS I C ou rt o f the S ta te o r O re g o n in and fo r STOVES
followed, when Santa Claus slipped ladies of the Star and the Masonic
evpuing by tbe Alaska Company, i l m i o p m i iH n n d t h e r e b y i n d u c e d I th * CmmLV o f Coos on th e first d a y o f the
in through a window, who, bowing brethren, and iu a very short time
( i H H g e io u s ana m e i e o y
lutiui.cii
r„Knlrtr twr,u of sttid to„ rt, to -w it: ou
and it now appears a certainty that
to the crowd, proceeded to examine two long tables were spread and
many to either remain a t home or j M O N D A Y , the Ski d a y o f Ja n u a ry , 1*18. at
a ship will be built and a company co elsewhere. Old Santa Claus, in i >he h oa r o f It o’ clock in th e fo ren o on o f
tbe Christmas tree, aud on being burdened down with oh, such a
,
.
.
* said d a y a t the cou rtroom o t said court at
of prospectors sail for Alaska iu ,
satisfied, he called to his aid Mr. wealth of substantiate aud delicaeies
and nny other
Ills rounds, seems to have missed j K u sonta h a ll, in the to w n o f C o q u ille
tbe spiing.
none, ns evidence o f his annual C ity , C oos C ou n ty, O rego n , to show cause
Latiin and J. E. Quick to dismantle that the sight aione was a feast.
i f a llv th ere be w hy an o rd er should n o t be
AYr. YY\ Endicott, tbe blacksmith, visit was seen on every baud.
the tree, while he called off the These were iu such abundance that
gra n ted to th e said a d m in is tra trix to sell
I so much o f th e real esta te o f the said de-
names on the presents and passed about 250 persons were served says 1898 will be the leading graiD
DEATH OF ELDER S. S. BARKLOW.
Or any and everything
i n F en in « ’ » t
w Y o r k C lie m l% ( n a e l
| era s ed as sh all be necessary.a b rie f d es crip ­
them to three or four vouug ladips nmnv large and beautiful cakes left SPaa,' u. J id « ‘uK f r' ,la tlle .»'"u b e r
H v i f i i l h l i l l u k t ‘ 8 ji F r e e O f f e r
o f the lands b elo n g in g l o sa id esta te
carried in a
D ied — At his home near N orw av, b tion
to he delivered to the rightful uncut, many others onlv sampled, o f P OVV8 b« ba8 b ««u repairing re-
I« » O n e* I t r u d e r s ,
ein g as f »Hows:
First-class Hardware Store.
owners. As soon as the presents and much other provisions i Jcked . oert> ^ b l‘ 8 M ! [ 'L o n «i 8eco? d8 lbe Friday, Dec. 17, 1897, Elder S. 8. The e^ of se^-, sw)^ of hw !^ sec 6 t 20 s,
r 12 w; the 1 \ } 4 of uw^ and sw)4 of liw^,
The distincuished New York chemist, T .
were distributed, Santa Clans went away. It was a banquet for the } ,redlc,! " ° 1>F lbe llarue88
ha8 Barklow, aged 56 years, 4 mouths sec 7, t 20 h . r 12 w; the sV£ of swj^. sec 1. t ______
J. J. LAM B. A. Slocnrn. demonstratin« his discovery of
aud 20 days.
29 s, r 18 w, the
of se^ of nw'ij, sec 12,
out through the window, then the kings and enjoyed by everyone. ( oeeD
»i reliable nnd absolute cure for Consump­
Elder Barklow, or“ UncleSammie,” t 29 s, r 18 w, slO-lU of Sf*’4- nee 11, t 29 s. r
tion ( Pulmonary Tuberculosis) and all
tree was removed, the floor swept The.hosts and hostesses spared no
A company
organizing at this
18 w: lots 1. 2,8. 4. <». 7, M. 9.10.11,18 and
I bronchial, throat, lun« and chest diseases,
and a clairvoyant performance efforts to make the occasion a happy i place with a view to building a as he was familiarly called, was born 14. sec r>. t 20 s. v 18 w; lots 1. 2 and 8. and
stubborn coughs, catarrhal affections. Ren-
j eral decline and weakness, loss of flesh, and
given by Prof. J. E. Quick, much one, nnd certainly they made no schooner and going to Alaska to in Union connty, Pennsylvania, July sw l^ of ne*4, sej4 ' of n w1^. lie54 of sav 54.
nw5 i °f ^
°f 54. sec (». t 20 s, r
I all condii inns of wasting away, will send
to the delight o f the audience. failure of it; the humblest guest j *’*plnre the gold districts in that 27, 1841, and in 1848 moved with 18 w; the n5>j of ncl(, se54
neJV. neL of
I'JIREE I’ REE B O T T L E S (ell different*
o f s e 1.;, sen 7,.t 20s, r 18 w ; the
Then followed plays by the young fared alike hospitably with all the | froasen region. YYork on the ship his parents to Stephenson county, nw? 4 , and
of liis New Discoveriis to any afflicted
o
f
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reaucr of the Coquille H e r a l d writine. for
people, while thp lederly had a others, and officials and rank and i ■ r' 11 be begun about the first of Illinois. In 1858 he united with the s, r 18 w: th e \vl a o f l i e 1*, v}4 o f n v *4 and Keeps a fine and fresh Ii tie of
German Baptist church, being then nw Vj of nw'4, si c 17. t 2d s. r 18 w: the nelV
nice social time. Those lasted till rile of the fraternities vied with January, 1898.
It is “ New Scientific Threatment*’ has cured
Candies
of
nil
kinds,
fresh
ill his 17th vear; was married to Miss o f n e '4 , see is . t '.ii ». r i:i
n>, ,,f » c 1,
tf'ousands permanently by its timely use,
1 o’clock, when the old folks and each other in efforts to plesse and
Chas. Schroeder, the road super­
Oranges, Lemons, Nuts, etc.
¡ind he considers it n simple professioral
Mary
Studebaker
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little ones departed to tliPir homes, hospitality.
visor, has had a crew o f men at
duty to suffering humanity to donate a trial
I fiec 8. t 28s. r 12 w. till' u:';4 o f ne!4 o f se'4
fo his infallible cure.
Choice line of
while the youth enjoyed themselves |
work on the Middle Fork road for died iu March, 18(5F>, leaving bim j sec 88, t 27 s. r 18 w; 1 31-100 acres on Cun-
•Science daily develops new wonders, and
both
boy«, ! uinghnm creek: the se>4 o f se’^ o f se54 sec
dancing, Prof. Haulv holdiug the j A 15-year-old daughter of Cbas. several days recently, so we prom­ with two Humll . children,
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this great clim ist, patiently expert mention
Siestreem was drowned near her ise our c?ast neighbors their mail c n e o f w h om 18 S c h o o l S u p e i- m t e n d - f 3(5. t 27 s, r 18 w :,«ll fir ami white cedar
bow.
N o w - a n d - T h k n .”
for years, has produced results as beneficial
tim b e r on e % sec 81. t 28 s. r 13 w: a ll tim ­
to humanity as can be claimed by any
the people ' s ball
! home at Ton-m ile Wednesday oveo- a little more regularly if Charley's eut J. H. Barklow, who is now serv­ ber on a s trip 30 fe e t w id e on east s id e o f
modern genius.
His assertion thai lung
Nent
nnd
cosy......
ing
his
fourth
year
as
school
super­
the seV 4 sec 12, t 29 s. r 13 w ; a ll tim b e r cx-
force
holds
out.
troubles
and consumption are curable in
Took place Christmas night, and I n ,8 of 'a8t
in * •in« ul* r
nd
intendent o f Cods county: tile other, oept rad c ed a r on w K o f n w 't b io Y4, nnc
_____ B I L L I A R D P A R L O R S . any climate is proven by “ heartfelt letters
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. 1 1 ... 1 : 1 bo 11 boo :r», t Zi) b . r 11 w. a ll <»f tin* w il
proved to be a magnificent affair, | ^
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Judge J. Henry Schroeder and til©
of gratitude,” filed in his American and
AOUUgGtL D l .
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tlk lo
Inin«.ttn meridian:
m ortili an: all
nil that
th
a t part
im rt of
o f blocks
blottki
■ W -I , d i p i ” l lamette
lametta
menuian:
an
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European laboratories in thousands from
more largely attended than it was aged about 6 years, started for the wife were visiiing with relatives _ j '—
• the
‘ town of ' Co-
in this city on June 1st, 1889, in his l nml 2 and roserve • lot in
those cured in all parts of the world.
thought it could be and most enjoy- 1 ° ° * L
b" d *° • « " " b,r* uch and friends in this city last week.
qnille City. Coos County. Oregon, occupied
Medical experts concede thnt bronchial,
by sawmill, store, lumber yard, wharf,
Sble
A large number of vimtor« ! C8' lpd D 7 or(? k' » ‘ *bi\ wp' * >8-
chest nnd long troubles lead to Consump­
im .
o i,
booms and the booms and boom privileges:
Ison running about ~
tion. which, uninterrupted, means speedy
lots 3. 4. 9, 10, 11 and 12 in block 17; lots 9,
and certain death.
C. O G ilk e y P r o p
riverPr^ u t s
w h iT 7 h eHnn1i,lnigeht I * 8,er’ wbere lhe Rir1' ! d* OIR»
S
vilu ed iufom it.O D a ^ d a U h‘H c^
ion i h™ " f b fe “ nd wbo 10 and 11, block 24; lot 7, block 25 in W at­
Simply write to T. A. Slocum, M. C., 98
ere
seven
kins’
extension to the town of Coquille
■upper/w rvrd by Capt Butler a t 1 D8n,e’
M !“ ou
“ P ‘ b(* “o tbe new l/ok
Bud da,a , «¡u v.vcs him
There w.
Pine street.. New York, giving postoffice nnd
Has
lhe
finest
billiard
City, Coos County, Oregon: lot 12, block 14
girl*—
born
express
address, nnd the free medicin* will
Hotel Coquille, surpassed anything I 8tra8m'''*>d ^
* pitchfork in her I Ior *“ e new ° ° k'
I c h ild r e n - » Boys and 4 g.
in North Addition to said Coquille City; lot table to be found
in
be promptly sent. Sufferers should tnko
Again tlio work o f some unprin- j to this union, nil of whom are still 4. block 5, Elliott’s Addition t,o Coquille
1|U I» U U b u b m r u
iu *pe«T
OD 0 of
instant
advantage
of his generous proposi­
of the kind ever given before
? I b* nd ehB l,,ed ‘ ° -----------
southern Oregon.......
cipl^J person is felt. Ou last Sun- [ living. In 1871 he, in company with City; 100x50 feet on west side east flee line
tion.
large number took supper at Tuttle * ! he“ ' Tb? . b; ndle
th? fnrk
sec 1, t 28 s. r 13 w; lots 1, 2, 3 and s1^ of lot
Please
tell
the
Doctor
you saw his
Keeps on hand the offer in the Coquille City that
hotel also, which is highly spoken' broke and id * feH on her face in day two fine dogs were poisoned; ¿9 others, mine to Oregon and 3, block 2, Coqnille City; lots 7 and 8. block
H erald .
one, owned by Marshal J.C.Brown, I settled on the Coquille river, where, 4, North Ferndale, Coos Connty, Oregon;
purest
wines,
liquors
of.
Whetstone’s orchestra fu r-!
Wa ' r' \nd [or 8° “ e caU8e ^
lots 2, 3, 4. 5, G, 7, 8, 9, 10, block 6, and lot 2,
to I not . extricate
herself.
Her little w h s the fourth he has lost in this i as pioneers, they braved all dangers block
and Cigars.
l in the town of Riverton, Coos
Dished fine
UlDUvtl
lllix. music.
ill unit . The
1 uc
prizes
in i/.m tu
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way; the other was owned bv Hud 1 and endured tho hardships incident Connty. Oregon, also river frontage front­
the handsomest lady and gentleman 8,,' er W8B ‘ ° ° * 058,1 *° « ’ T e. “ 8818t:
ing
lots
ft
and
6.
block
G;
boom
privilege
Courteous
treatment.
-- were voted to ¡ ance and weot home crying
A lies, and wns valued very highly, to the building of homes in a new
A
attending the - Imll
front lots 2 and 3 sec 8, t 28 s, r 13 w. being
New building opposite Railmid Depot.
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country.
He, with his brother the Riverton sawmill property with all
Mr. Carlsou was called aud he
I f you suffer from any o f the | *
Miss Thom aud Rome Hlaek, l>oth of
booma, boom and Aater privileges and ma­
ills of men, come to the oldfcst
C
. C. M Y E R S ,
Mvrtle Point
A hot «ratest a g e d dr* « ßBd " i “ dH*d fo r® to ,hß
frotn Remote that nliilo playing
Special nt on the Pacific Coast, | '
chinery.
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1 1 be *ad affair brought s mournful the part of Sauta (.’ Ians oil Christ­ religion into this valley and . began
, . It is further ordered that a copy of this
OR. JORDAN * C » .t
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for swbile, but ended as stated.
^ 1 0 8 1 M a rke t SL
Esl d 1862
Chlistrosa time to tbe family, and
w o rk o f b u ild in g u p a s t r o n g b ra n c h citation be published at least five successive A R C H I T E C T A N D
mas eve, AVm, Murray’s clotbiug o f th at d e n o m in a tio n in th is vicin itv. weeks in t h e Coqnille City H s u a i . d . a
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sTNDAT-w Htsii. o b serv an c es .
> »e n to the neighbors, whose svm-
P R A C T IC A L B U ILD E R .
caught fire from tlio caudles on the m
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a g e t i m e n who are suffering
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newspaper published in said town of Co-
No other Christmas trees were pat hies were deeply wrought upou.
j f from the effects of youthful indiscretions or ex- j *
troe and he came very near burn­ 1 he church, th en n u m b e r in g o n ly qaiiie City. Coos Connty, Oregon,
in maturer years. Nervous and Physical
e ig h t p erso n * (b e i n g an e q u iv a le n t
l>on. in chamber» thm 1 7 th day of No­ r > L A N S , Elevation» and Detail» of nnv j I cesses
prepared but that at the little church, .. ^ „
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n e h l l i t « I m p o l e n r j L n « l M nnhinod ( I
ing lo death. No particulars have
I
kind of ntructnre famished on short
m all its c imp!; .riions; N p c r m a t n r r h fv a ,
but Sunday inoruitig both the C hn»-
n u m b e r to th o se sa v e d . iu tin*
i a n t c ie n ' t
"••»«’e •“ » Hon
..vc... .. Henry Schroeder. notice. M ill take building contracts cr I i I P r o a la fn i'r h n » » , U t tn o r r h «r a , O le e l, ( i
been reported.
I
reqiion p.T o f t 'r l i i n l l n g , e t c . By a 1
work
!>v
the
day.
tian *Dd Southern Methodist Sira-
Exchange: James Nesbett and
_f
.
.
- ark), tbe members beiug tbe three Jndgeof the Connty Court of the State of
Residence near Coqnille Collegiate Insti­ I | combination of remedies, of great rurative pow- . |
Mrs. J. A. Haine*,
o f Eckley,
brother», * David,
John and Samuel dAnl
»»rcRon
f,,,
the
County
of Coo.,
with
the
day-schools
distributed beautiful H atti« McCain, an eloping couple,
er,
the Doctor has so arranged his treatment '
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seal t»f aid court affixed, this 17th d;»v of tute.
th it it will n.'t only afford immediate relief but , \
cards, boxes of candies and other were arrested last Friday in Rose- came to town recently to meet her | Barklow, their mother and their November, 1897.
pernnnent cure. Tbe Doctor does not claim to 1
|» kal ]
j . H E N R Y SCHRO EDER.
presents to the *eholar* nnd teach burg
| ) perlonn rtir Mes, but is well-known to be a fyir . J
Nasbott w h s h hrnkomnti on sister, Mrs. Hansell, who arrived | wivWi n|„0 Mig81}eUv Snvder, which
County Judflfe.
!’ l -qunre Physu;i;ws and Surgeon, pre-eminent
members.
( o t o t l N v o 't l ( i i n i p t h i * l l o n f l i .
er*.
In some instances special tbe west side road, nnd Hnttio is » at this place by team from the j in lft7;t hl|(, incrt,n8€ ,j
' in I his specialty—
»Itv—1>
A ttest : E d R/ cki . kff , Clerk.
11-23 5fc
D i IflcaHPM
s e a s e « o f M e ir
•S.» !>i;i I i « thoroughly erHdlmtod irom the
presents were made by teachers to hsmlsiiroe girl o f 18 years, tbe John I av liver. She will visit wjit.n A okurcli organization wns
Infants* Shirrs to one year old ......... #
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system w ithout using t l r m i r
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Child’s
Wool
Stockings,
ft,
G.
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8
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with
tin*
Haines
family
at
Eckley,
e8tablisbed
that
lms
long
since
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Hpplvliitf to UK will 1
their ncholnrs and by scholars to daughter o f tho principal o f the
k
rh ild ’a Cotton SStookint'fi. ft. G, 7 . . .
7 I i ceiv»» nur firm ext opinion of his rom p'nlnt.
naughfer, Mrn. L* boNpted of over 100 member», over
H’eu n'fuarantc'a POSITIVE CUBE 1m I }
their teachers.
At the Christian North Yamhill
school.
When J, 0 wl ,
Inf.iTits*
Shoes,
all
colors,
1
to
4.........
25
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'P H K C iU ’N T Y COt RT O F COOS
I every case we undertake, o r forfeit O n e k
Sunday-school Mrs. A. L. Nosier nppiehended they were on tbeir Knapp, of Port O rfoni.
which ‘T'ncle David" presided as 1 C ot
>nnty. State of Ore con, will receive Men’s Sunday Shoes, until crone........ 1.2'»
T l i o n s a r i l D o lla r s *
(
Ladies* Snndav Shoes, until gon e.... 1.2ft |
Itation F R E E And strictly private. ,
received a handsome Bible from her way to Coos baj.
It is reported that ‘‘Jessie,” the elder until his death in 18S9, since sealed proposals for the superintending ami
CHARGES VERY REASON ABLE. Treat- ! '
* f tfi<‘
I’. m . i -
I ment per>«Ynally or by letter. Send for book, \
class, and st the Methodist Sunday-
vet .HAD g a m b le r , tin» c o m e
th e w h ic h lim e the r e » p o n » lb i li t v am i Farm and Infirninrv. for the yv«r c.»«n-
P fo -T o -lta e fok- F i f t y <> i u a
“ T h o P h ilo s o p h y o f n a r r la g r , 1
« « a « re « o ..r f *i—
rested on meneins March 1. 189S, unc. ending Feli­
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, niAkes weak
school Miss Keely received a volume
b a b y a ct agH iu a n d is t r y in g to I c
the c h u r c h
i free. (A valuable took tor men.)
ra a rv 28, 1899.
men »iront;, blood pure. MH9.I1. A ll tir ugu iste
V I S I T 1>R. J O I t n i V f l
of poems from her class.
b u lld o z e th e b o y s in to k e e p in g b im E l d e r 8. 8 . B a r k lo w , th e
s u b je c t
_
_
_
All bi«ls must state definitely what the
The Christian Endeavor gave n l \ r A N T E D .— T K H 8 T W O K T H Y
A N t o v e r tile w m t e r m o n th s ill p a y m e n t o f this sketch, w h o at the
tim e o f applicant prupiwe» t o «1:.. and be flirt) with
the finest and largest Museum of its kind ia the
special nnd appropriate service of for rc.pon.iw“ c t.b ii.h c .i hoaW in » u i . ° >r
world. Come and learn how womlerfirfty you | ’
h<> n e v e r h ad to lose, his death w a s e ld e r o v e r
th e < of Unn<rT
1
are made; how to avoid sickness ami disease. .
song and Bible readings, in the fol­ >r Gra«t*n Monthly
and expenaea. T h e I h > vh »a y th oy w ill g iv e hi no a t|aille, M o s c o w ( I d a h o ) n nd
(M a te r* Nm ember 13,18*7.
W e are Cuntinually adding new specimens. I ’
C A T A L O G CM FMEM. (a lo r w r f t e .
P o sition steady
J. H U N K Y 8C H K O E D E B
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lowing order: Voluntary by the sddreMm
if *>« ’ » » « « •
get m ar-: ville
(YYashington) * b ra n e b e a o f h i» iSl« ned
d
County ,ludge.
I0 S 1 M a rke t S free t, San PnncM C O . CaL
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25
and
27
Market
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S.
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choir; scripture reading by the pas- Ton'Company
my. Dept Y. Chie»«o.
[ rted.
1 chosen church, in wl
B.F. ROS5S, Commissioner.
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UPPER - RIVER DEPARTMENT.
¿tvUlf Clin licviiltl
This
is the
very best
Smoking
Tobacco
made.
Blackwell’s Genuine
BULL DURHAM
Groceries
Provisions
S c r o fu la
PUBLIC HAY AND STOCK SCALES
W e Send it Free
M o o d 's
and
Sarsaparilla
Oíd.
CALL FOR :::
Doors, Windows The Wonders ot Science
Building
Material,
Lung Troubles und Consumption Can
Be Cured.
Bird HosleD*— -
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Tobaccos & Cigars.
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