GoquiUt Citi) ferali
Calico 5 cents per yard at the
Fair Stors
Finest assortment o f Silks at
The Berlin Store.
A Dew ordinance of importance
R E G U L A R T R A I N S | to our citizens appears today.
ondays , W ednesdays and fui
these taxes. The payment of these!
Letter of Declination.
taxes as they became due would have j
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saved this extra interest, would have |
M jbshheu ), Feb. 18 , lsSH.
reduced the amount of outstanding
Et>. H ebald ; While I thank those
warrants, and also the net indebted- [ gentlemen who proposed my nnme
ness of the county Would have been for county Judge I must respect-
Royal make* the food pure,
whoiceome end
T U E S D A Y , F EB . 22, 1898.
M
d a y , will run as follow s:
Lea vo
I
8 .0 0 a .m . I
MnrsUfioM
A rrive “
|
8 .80 “ I C O G U IL L E C IT Y
10.00 “
I Mvrltu l'o in t
Arrive
ltt.SOp. in.
I,oavo
ll.0 0 a .r a .
10.JO “
Church Directory.
H K IS T IA N CHUUCn. O oqaille City.
B reaching 1st and 3d L ord ’ * days in
each monHi. at 11 o ’ clock a. m. and 7:30
a. m . Sunday-school every Sunday at 10
o*clock a. in.
P ray»r-m eeting every W ed
nesday even in «.
O. A. SriNU. M inister .
C
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Look oat for the next school
entertMuiu,- ot, with the help of the
Octet club from Myrtle Point.
Dr. Casto, lecturer of the Ore
gon 8tate OrRDge, will address our
people at Masonic ball '1 hursday,
at 1 o’clock p. m., and organize a
grange. Farmers and their fami
lies are specially invited.
Church of Redeemed Israel will
give a social at their church Satur
day, Feb. 26. Admission at door,
10 cents which includes entertain
ment and lunch of coffee and cake.
Proceeda to finish paying for organ.
L O C A L ITE M S.
Additional locals on 2d page.
Old papers for Bale at this office.
Dr. Mil««' Pain Pills atop Ueadacaa.
Nails $3 per keg at the Fair
Store.
Have you seen the Jewett type
writer?
F R E S H B U T T E R and Eggs
wanted at the Old Soldiers' Store. *
■ Frank McDevitt spent Sunday at
. Bandon, returning yesterday.
O . W. Canning, superiotedent of
the county infirmary, is very sick.
Several new announcements for
nominations appear in today's H e r
ald .
Wait fo r the new stock o f Mil
linery soon to arrive at the Berlin
Store.
Dr. Moore was called to Fairview
Sunday to attend Mrs. Fred Barker,
who ie very ill.
W ood, coal UDd brick delivered
on abort notice by
A. O. W h eeler *
County Assessor K. H. Hansen
came down from his North Fork
borne yesterday.
Hon. O. Dodge spent a day or two
on the lower river last week, and a
day in this place.
N. W. Leneve haa been appointed
nightwatchman bv the town board
at «24.75 per month.
Miaaea Allie Jenkins and Minnie
Nosier vieited Bnudou a day or two,
returning early last week.
Our stock is being increased
constantly and prices lower than
ever at Coquille Pharmacy.
*
The grange organized at Arngo
week before last added four new
members at its meeting last week.
Johnson’s mill made the best run
o f its existence last Saturday, put
ting out 29,400 feet of lumber.
Johnson Bro's pny the highest
cash price for all kinds of hides,
cared or green, except deer bides.
The decision o f the supreme
Court on the question of women
voting at school meetings is full
•ud complete.
Uncle Sammy Johnson, of the
South Fork, came down Saturday
and spent a couple o f days. His
visits are now unfrequent.
Mrs. Buakirk continues sewing
o f all kinds, with tailor-made suits
as a specialty.
Good marketable
produce, chickens, eggs, etc., taken
in exchange.
*
H you want a reliable dye that
will color an even brown or black,
and will pleaee and satisfy you
avery time, use Buckingham's Dye
for the Whiskers.
Mrs. Jennie Majory returned to
Bandon from Washington last week
and expected to reopened the Ocean
house at that place, hut the build
in g burnt down last Saturday night.
Ship your produce to the Labor
Exchange, Branch 26, 322 Davis
•treet, San Francisco, and get bon-
•st return*. Correspondence so-
lioted-
H. W a r f i e l d .
Write The Coast Agency Com
pany, Portland, for anything in
typewriters' or for typewriter or
office supplies.
Expert repairing
and platens and parts for all ma-
cbines.
*
Mrs. S. T. Lushbnugh died at
her borne on Big creek on the 18tb
¡net., after a protracted illness
Mrs. L was a sister c f oar Mrs.
A l Belch, and a daughter o f our
late townspeople, Mr. and Mrs. R.
O. Kirkpatrick.
The members of the Church of
Redeemed Israel will give an enter
tainment and lunch of coffee and
cake at the little church next Sat
urday evening.
Admission and
lunch for 10 cents Receipts go to
the organ fund.
M rs G. F. Bsntell arrived from
8an Francisco yesterday on the
train from Marshfield. She reached
Marshfield Saturday morning per
ataamer Areata. She walked from
the station to her home.
Since
her presence and medical attend
ance at the hospital, she has im
proved very much, with a promise
o f final restoration to her wonted
health ere long.
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Fire at Bandon.
About 9 o’clock Inst Saturday
night a great fire was noticed'light
ing up the heavens in the direction
o f Bandon and much c.iucero man
ifested by our citizens. No tele
phonic communication could be
called up till a late hour, when at
last word came that the Ocean
House had burned.
We are informed that the loss is
total; no insurance known. The
house was being prepared for
occupancy by Mrs. Majory, having
been scrubbed out, and a stove and
few other articles placed in the
building. The fire is believed to
have caught from a “ sagging" of
the floor wh»re the stove was in
position, cansing the pipe to dis
joint and the fire to catch the wood
work. The owner of the building
lives at Salem, or Portlaud.
Coos Bay News.
Miss Daisy Giles, o f Myrtle
Point, commenced teaching a term
o f school at North Bend Monday.
People are leaving this section
every day hound for the gold fields,
and it the hegira continues much
longer it will he a Laid matter to
secure crews for logging camps—
that is if the logging camps start
up.
A. W. Neal, A. D. Hall, Ed
Thompson aod Nels Rasmussen
were at Seattle last week, waiting
for a steamer for Skagway.
They
had pnrcbaeed a fine outfit, which
indicates that they inteud to strike
for the interior.
Marshal Carter returned Satur
day from Roaehnrg, bringing with
him Henry Sublet, charged with
burglarizing the saloon at Beaver
Hill. Sublet was brought before
Judge Hyde, Monday, and wan
bound over in the sum of «300, to
answer before the grand jury.
of old disease
lu r k in th e b lo o d o f m a n y a
m an , w h o fa n cie s h im s e lf in
g o o d h e a lth .
L e t a s lig h t
s ic k n e s s seize h im , and th e
o ld
The
e n e m y b re a k s o u t an ew .
fa u lt
is
th e
t a k in g
of
m e d ic in e s th a t s u p p ress, in
stea d o f c u r in g d ise a se . Y o u
ca n
e ra d ica te
d isea se
and
p u r ify y o u r b lo o d , i f y o u use
th e standard re m e d y o f th e
w o r ld ,
Ayer’s
‘
Sarsa panila.
CURE CONSTIPATION
D ry G o o d s ;» r;rv:
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS
At Four Score.
1
Robber Goods and
Oil Clothing.
Groceries,
Tobaccos, Cigars, Gaitóc,
■JNEW
ill
¡I
U
GROCERIES
CANNED
G O O D S ^-
-
All Our Patrons
Your Wants
Cai) Be
For Shoes and Rubbers
Fair Store
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-
-
-
- -
- - -
T h e
H
otel
iT a / L r
S t o r e ,;.
c o q u il l e ,
S
P
J. P. Beyers-
S ay!
"F e lle rs ,”
Smouldering fires
r a te a i
reduced to the amount of the extra fully and positively decline to be a
interest of $4000 and the expense candidate, being fully satisfied with
of litigation to the amount of about Judge Scliroeder and believing the
$1500, so that the present indebted host interests of the people will be
ness would not have been over $30,- eubserved by his re-election.
W . S. V a n t ie u u u k o .
000.
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DRUGGISTS
The increase in the net indebted
Not the cheap shoes, but shoes
ness of about $0000 iu 1807 over
ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED { R
M
i S
S
\
id» y - l D a k !.! frw . Id . STIHUXII KKUKUI tO ., « hir.ro, »irntr-Al. C m . , ar H.w I w h
tho year 1890 is accounted for by cheap at the Berlin Store.
the wrongfully estimated interest in
DUR IV.
1896 to the amount of $0000 less R arkeb —At Fairview, Feb. 8, 1888, to Mr.
thaD it should have been.
and Mrs. F. W. Barker, a d augh ter.
The net indebtedness for 1894, as
D IE D .
shown in the statement, is $05,038;
E sdioott —At her boiee at M y rtle creek,
the estimated accrued interest is
Feb. IS, 1888, ot tYphuid fever, M rs. Belle
Kudiuott, wife o f It. C. E u d icott.
given at $7000, when it should have
BOOTS AND SHOES,
—-
a.
been $22,000—or $15,000 more than L uhhbauoh —O n Big creek, F eb . 18, 1898,
O llie, beloved wife o f 8 . H. L uabbangb,
HATS AND CAPS,
. -
was estimated.
This would bring
aged 3b years, ft m ouths a o d 18 d ays.
the net indebtedness for 1894 to O ilman —I u Coquille C ity, F e b . 21, 1838,
a A C E S , E M B R O I D E R I E S ,
Lewrauoe Gilman, aged abou t 30 years.
$80,038.90.
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The net indebtedness for 1897 is
A .D IE S ’ C O R S E T S , E T C .,
correctly stated o$ $41,743,20. This
shows a decrease, of $88,295.70 of
indebtedness for 3 years of Popu
Miles* Nervine Restores Health.
*
list administration.
In looking overdue oounty court
records we find that a number of
expensive bridges . have been built,
others were rebuilt pr repaired. It
is the general verdict that the county
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
roads are in better condition than
F L O U R III F E E D ,
ever before.
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r
A noteworthy matter also is the
systematic manner in which every
thing is done. The county is divided
AMMUNITION, ETC., ETC.
into three districts, each o| wlpch
is under the personal supervison of
J. w . L E N E V E ’S S T O R E .
-TOP--- W»
the member of the qqurt residing
O therein. Each branch of tho busi
s?s
8S
-ip?:
fe*p
ness of the court is considered sep
i s4
H arate and under a special head, and
■
rso
$52
w everything is entered upon the rec
ords in the same manner, saving
OF* A LL. K I N D S .
jí 3S3
much time and trouble to officers,
►
NCLE E ZE K IEL OBEAR, assessor and
lawyers and others in looking up
tax collector, B everly, Hass., who has
33
whatever is wantod.'
S3§
passed the 80th life m llo stone, says:
"Dr.
Mile3*
R estorative N ervine has done a
The way the populist county
at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
court has been going Ahead with great deal o f good. I suffered for years from
BS
BIS IS
c 3 «*
sleeplessness and nervous heart trouble.
Oor term* are the cheapest, and consequently
* § s s
S
the
business
of
the
bounty
shows
Would feel weary and used up in th o morn
§ S D?S~
SS
MUST BE FO R CASH.
**
prudence, economy and justice.
ing, had n o ambition and m y work 6comed a
■88
S *•
The men composing the court are burden. A friend recomm ended Dr. Miles’
8@ °‘High3st cash price paid for hides, either green or cnred’T©®
all laboring men, to whom experi Nervine, and I purchased a b ottle under
9 8
protest as I had tried so m any remedies un
8 g
Sili!
ence has taught that efficient work successfully, I thought it n o use. B ut it
5
1 0-0
Will uuderatai d
»S
(C £
T. 2 O
cannot be done without system and gave me restful sleep, a good appetite and
g S g
that we have
238
es
proper tools. They wisely provided restored m e t o energetic health. I t is a
the sheriff with the means to se grand good m edicine, and I w ill gladly write their best interests at heart when we announce
anyone inquiring, full particulars o f my sat this fact, but we cannot run our business any
curely hold his prisoners.
They isfactory experience.”
other way and live.
r f
have bought a Pauly steel jail cage
Dr. Miles’ Remedies
sai
s« 2
are sold b y nil drug
at
a
cost
of
about
$2500.
They
isææ
32
"W e "will t>e foxarLd. ax ttie Old. Stand, tlie
under a positive
have furnished the ¡officers • good gists
uaranteo, first bottle
5
typewriters,
a
mimeograph,
necessary
PIONEER MARKET.
inefita o r m oney re
i?
Íí#
maps, etc. These things have cost funded. Book on dis
Hfct»
ÒcS
O O
JOHNSON BRO’S.
*2
money, but all has been included in eases o f tb e heart and
ss*
nerves free. Address,
ii
the
statements
heretofore
shown.
O Q
DR. MILES M EDICAL OO., Elkhart. Ind.
They have helped 'the officers to do
In tho foregoing tabulated state- better and more efficient work, and Notice of Sale of Real Estate on
ment, we notice a gradual decrease [ have been a saving rather than an
Execution.
in the valuation of the not taxable expense.
"•
^
•
property of the county, causing a
The firm manner in which the
OTIOE 18 H E R E B Y G IV E N T H A T
large total levy in mills in order to ' county court BtoOd Ciff the bluff:.of _ N by virtue o f tin attachm ent execution
rind order o f Hale issued out o f the Circuit
raise the taxes necessary for the the S. O. Co., tho R. R. Co. and Court o f thefltftte o f Oregon, fo r the county
payment of state, school, county and others in the tax litigation and fight o f M ultnom ah, on the 25th day o f January,
18i)8, in a certain notion wherein Joseph
other purposes
these matters to a finish,is not only Sim
on is plaintiff, nnd C aliforn ia Lum ber
Tho levy for tho state tax, tho commendable but should be sus- Company, d efendnn t. com innnding me to
school and indigent soldiers’ fund, tained by the people. These taxes make sale o f certain real property described
said execution and hereinafter particu
is regulated by law and the county have boon or are soon to be paid in
larly d escribed, o r a snfBcieno.v thereof to
court must make those leviesaccord- to the county since the statement satisfy the dem and o f said plain tiff as
in said execution, tow it: $52.220,
ingly. Tho school levy is growing made by the officers Sept. 3d, 1897, specified
coats and disbuisem ents taxed at $372 and
THE
larger every year on account o f the except about $3000, the litigation tho costs o f nnd npon said execution, l will,
.on W ED N ESDAY, TH E «»III DAY OF
increasing number of children o f ' for which is not yet ended,
For
Gloves,
Mittens
or
Suspenders,
go
to
- t h e f a ir s t o r e
MARCH, 1898, at the hour o f 10 o ’ clock in
school age, and the reduction in | The Populists of Coos county the forenoon o f said day at the courthouse
For
Hosiery
and
Underwear,
go
to
-
-
t h e f a i r S t o r e
valuations has grown from 3 3-10: have proven to the world that they d oor in the town o f C oquille C ity, Coos
oonnty, Oregon, offer fo r sale and sell at
mills in 1893 to 5 1-10 mills in 1897, ' are capable of conducting the busi- public auction to the highest and best b id For Men’s Shirts and Oueralls, go to - - t h e f a i r s t o r e
or from $11,008 in 1893 to $13,484 ness and other affars o f the county; der fo r cash, all right, title, interest nnd For Window Blinds and Curtains, go to - t h e f a i r s t o r e
whioh the said d efendant, California
in 1897.
that they have made few mistakes, claim
-
-
-
t h e f a ir sto r e
Lum ber Company, had ou the 18th day of For Slates and Tablets, go to
The levy for county purposes if any. They have chosen the right January, 1898, or may at any tim e sinoe For Thread, Needles aud Pins, go to
t h e f a ir st o r e
alone is left to the discretion of the men for the respective offices—effi have acquired, in or to the follow ing
- -
t h e f a ir sto re
described real estate, tow it: L o t 1 in sec For Calicoes, Outings, etc., go to
county court.
cient, honest and trustworthy men. I t, and lot 3 and tho n % o f lot 4 in sec 16, t
In 1893 the county court made a The people and the officers have 25 s, r 13 w, W illam ette m eridian, together For Tinware and Graniteware, go to - - t h e f a i r ST9 RE
with any and all tide lands fro n tin g or For Bird Cages and Fixtures, go to
-
t h e f a ir sto r e
levy of 12 mills for county pur done their duty conscientiously for abutting
upon the same; and lo t 7, peJi o f
poses upon a valuation of $3,514,- the sake of principle.
s e ^ o f sec 8; the n k and 11*4 o f swj^ and For Hats, Caps and Umbrellas, go to -
t iie f a ir s t o r e
w)^ o f seTi and s w t/ o f S'.v
o f sec 9; tho
465.85, nnd thereby raised the cum
-
t h e f a ir sto r e
nw|{ and
o f n e ^ and e>£ o f bw J^ and For Broorns, Matches and Soaps, go to
Oregonian: Assistant Superin w)£ o f s©J4 o f B etf o f sec 10; n w *>4 and nw Ji
of $41,751.76.
t h e f a ir s t o r e
o f sec 11; For Table Linens and Towels, go to
In 1897 a levy of 13 3-10 mills, tendent F. W. Vaille, of the pos o f ne\i and sw H «nd hw ^ o f
hw ^ o f sw}4 o f sec 13;
and ej^ o f hw % For Combs, Brushes, etc,, goto
t
h e f a ir sto r e
tal
railway
service,
has
retnrned
upon a valuation of $2,643,930, was
and
o f s e # and n e ^ o f s e ^ o f sec 14:
t h e f a ir s t o r e
o f n w ^ o f sec 15; lot 1 and nekf o f nej* For Toys and Notions o f any Kind, go to -
neccessary to raise the sum of $35,- from a trip to Coos county, on bus
and lot 3 and ne*^ o f nw Ji o f sec 23,
of
164.27 to pay the expenses incurred iness connected with a change iu nw)^
and scK o f n w # and s w ^ o f ncW , sec
In fact, if you want anything at the lowest R A C K E T P R IC E S,
He says 24; and lots 1, 2. 3, and n e% o f s w ^ and the
by the county. This shows that the the star route service.
then go to
■*' *«i
sec 24; and also t h e s ^ o f a e ^ ,
people in 1897 paid $0587.49 less the transportation from Drain to w H o f
s e c 32, lot la n d ueV-t o f sv*^ and sw j^ of sw ^
Coos
bay
is
possessed
o
f
the
charm
than in 1893 to defray the expenses
o f sec 33; all in t 25 s, r 11 w, W illam ette
o f variety as he traveled on foot, meridian, in Coos cou nty, O regon; and also
for county purposes.
the Isthmus Transit Railway nnd ground
The outstanding warrants in 1890 by rowboat, stage and steamboat, and right o f way on which the sam e is con
amounted to $76,648.30; in 1891, there beiDg eight changes in the 83 structed, and the road, ties, track, wharves
and appurtenances belon gin g to the said
$70,382.79; in 1892, $70,082.34. In miles. The people o f Marshfield C
alifornia Lum ber Com pany, and all nnd
1893 our statement shows the amount complain that they can’hot get siugular the real and personal property b e
longing
to tho said d efend ant, situated
vessels
to
ship
their
Coal,
lumber
to be $92,018, an increase o f about
within Coos county, Oregon.
<£>-
# # ft C. H. BUTLER, PROPRIETOR.
$10,000 over 1892.
For 1897 a or potatoes. There are other peo
Dated this 7th day o f F ebruary, 1898, at
decrease of $4000 is noticed, and ple complaining of lack of trans Coquille City, Oregon.
W
.
W
.
G
AGE,
ll •
the statement of the officers to be portation these timed/ *
2-8td
Sheriff o f C oos cou nty, Oregou.
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AVIN G LEANED T H IS N E W . C O M M O D IO U S AND M O D E R N H O S T I iit llT
made on Sept. 30, 1898, will show a
I am now prepared to entertain the traveling p ublic in first-class
• i
From
everywhere
come.words
of
BL
CL
MYERS,
very much larger decrease in out
style, w ilh th e very best o f a ccom m od ation s and at m ost reason
praise
for
Chamberlain's
Cough
able
rates.
T
a
b
les
supplied
with
the
best
the
m
arket
a
fford
s.
.
,
.
standing and unpaid warrants.
A R C H IT E C T AN D
S A M P L E ROOM S fo r Comm ercial men,
The column showing the net Remedy. “ Allow me to.;congratu
room y and oentrally loca ted .
S P E C IA L A CC O M M O D A T IO N S and T e rm s
P R A C T IC A L B U IL D E R .
fo r Fam ilies and T heatrical TronpeSt
indebtedness, as well as the column late you on ths'jnorit.of jpur Rem
R ates—$1 to #1.50 per day.
edy.
It
cured
n
x
of
chronic
of estimated interest due on out
LANS,
Elevations
and
D
etails
o
f
nny
standing warrants, is correct only bronchitis when the doqtcr could
kind o f structnre furnished on short
donothingform e.” —Cfiaa. F-Hemel,
notire.
Will take buildin g con tracts or Emperor William o f Germany [
for the year 1897; the interest
work by thè day.
owns 365 carriages for the use o f |
Toledo,
O.
For
sale
by
It.
S.
theretofore had been guessed too
Residence near C oqnille C olleg ia te Insti-
himself and court, so that he does
„•
tute.
Ijulfi
small until the continued admoni Knowltou.
not have to use his weekday car
tion of the county court has brought
riages on Sunday.
about a careful estimate for 1897,
Keeps a fine and fresh line of
giving the estimated interest in tho
Notice ol Sale of R e a ff state on Ex Cnuilies of all kinds, fresh,
sum of $22,000.
WHAT you will, but we propose to stand by the People who
ecution.
Oranges, Lemons, Nats, etc.
This estimate for the years 1893
so loyally support ua with their patronngo rather than combine
’94 ,’95 and '96 should have been
Choice line of
’
O
I
I
U
E
IH
H
E
R
E
B
Y
O
IV
E
N
T
H
A
T
with the
fully as much as for 1897, because
under and by virtue o f an execution
nad
order
o
f
sale
issned
out
o
f
the
C
ircuit
nearly the same amount of warrants
Court o f the H in t«of Oregon fo r tho C ounty
were then outstanding as now and i
o f C oos, on the 31st tiny o f Jnnnsrv. 1898,
in n certain action wherein Mary A . H ow lett Neat and cony.......
the county was 7 years behind in j
Who do business on the basis of everybody for himself and is plaintiff and C. F. E dm unds defendant.,
redeeming warrants, when it is now ;
BILLIARD PAKLQBS
the. devil take the hindmost Our low prices are an innovation b e in g esse num ber 1669, o f said Court, the
undersigned, Sheriff o f said ooun ty. to
only paying interest on 5 years, as 1
in Coos county, but tliey.ve come to stay.
whom said execution nnd order o f sale Is
the last call of the treasurer will
midressed. Will, ON F R ID A Y , 111 K » . T i l l
show.
DAY O F M A R CH , 1898, at the honr o f 10 \0W is tlif time to srt IMRfiANH
o 'c lo ck in tbe forenoon o f said day,at cou rt
During the administration o f the
« .« t o ils «m ill « !««•■(» a fc l« M w atlla.
house d oor in the town o f C oqu ille City,
present county court large sums of i
co u n ty , O regon, offer for sale and sell
Infants’ Hhirts to one year o l d . ; , . ./ ..$ * * 6
Pay cash for our goods, aud iu consideration of small profits, Coos
at
p
u
b
lic
a
u
ction
to
the
highest
and
b©4t
Child’
s W ool S tockin gs, 6, 6, 7 .............
7
unpaid taxes for the years 1893, ’94, I
must ask for cash in retnrn. You can’t afford to do otherwise; bidder for ca sh , the fo llo w in g described c h ild ’ s C otton Stockings, 5, 6, 7 ............
R
’95 and ’90 were involved in litiga- i
Tnfonts’
Shoes,
all
colors,
1
to
4
............
26
real
property,
to
-w
it:
Lots
num
ber
one
and
bv i giving us your support the hydra-headed opposition enn’t
and by
two. in Block num ber thirty-nine, in the
M en 's Sunday Shoes, until g o n e
1.25
tion, causing the increase in out
town o f Marshfield. C o o t cou nty, O regon, L a d ie s 'S u n d a y Shoes, un til g o n e ... . 1.26
standing warrants which were due
as per plat o f a portion o f said tow n o f
and payable in 1895, '96 and ’97.
Marshfield prepared by E. B. Clement nnd
now on file and o f record in the C ounty
That is, during the administration of
Our efforts to conduct business in such a way as to save thou C lerk's office o f Coos cou n ty, Oregon, to
the present county court and in con
sands of dollars to farmers and residents of Coos county. Re satisfy the sum o f $617.00. costs and d is
bursem ent1* tax ed at $66.50 and the costs
nection herewith must he considered
member that Coquille Pharmacy ia the place and tho propre- op
said sale.
the extra interest on these large
W itness my hand this lfith d a y o f F e b
tor is
ruary. 1HW, s i C oqu ille C ity , C oos cou n ty,
amounts, amounting to not less than
O regon.
i
$4900, which the county lmd to pay
W W . GAGE.
i f
(If
I t Í tll.lt it.,
on account of the withholding o f,
! (eb22 5t| Sheriff o f C oos cou n ty, Oregou.
D. F. Dean and family will move
into town today from their rauch.
Miss Jennie Lafferty of Norway
ia visiting in town, the guest of
Mrs. Simmons.
The steamer Jennie left the city
for this place Inst Friday, and
appeared off the bar Monday morn-t
iug. She is d ie today at this place.
The Arago Creamery Co. adver
Absolutely Puro
tises today for bids for the skim-
milk and hogpen and slaughter'
house privileges.
Parties mter-
estsd will take notice.
ROVAI lAKtMO POWTttB OO., W W YORK.
A splendid school entertainment
will be given soon. The committee Coos County’s financial State
will decide the date and make np
ment.
the program by next issue of the
town papers.
An entbrtaiomeDt and social
announced to be given at the
Christian church next Friday night,
t <9 t c to
owing to prevailing sickuess and
•o «
m
3-
colds, is indefinitely postponed.
Aunt Rachel Willard has spent
II
several days iu town, the first since
H
S*
her experience with an infuriated
KSfcf
SG o
CO
cow, some mouths since, from
a
oo b
a
r
&*£
which she barely escaped with her
►
H
life.
m
R
SSS
o
A letter from Mr. Lukens and
£sì
Eddip, dated at Sauta Barbara, wae
3SS
received by Mrs. L. yesterday.
H
M
Eddie has impioved iu health and
CO 09 CO
le io i a
5 ¥
■
c
o
b
o
la
b
will remaiu till summer.
Mr.
H
Ï 5
■
Lukeue will arrive at home on the
incoming steamer, today, possibly.
The annual school meeting is
officially announced to be held at
the seboolhouse on Monday, March
7, at 2 o'clock p. m., for the pur
pose o f electing one director for a
term of three years and the trans
action of such other business as ia
usually attended to at that meet
ing.
The negro Henry Snblott, who
was charged with robbing a saloon
at Beaver Hill and was brought
back from Roseburg by Mnrshnl
Carter o f Marshfield last week, hud
a bearing before Justice Hyde and
was committed to jail in the
absence of a bond in the sum of
«300. He is u j w in jail at this
place, to await action o f circuit
court.
Last Friday Dr. J. S. Casto,
state lecturer ot the Oregon
Grnnge, organized a grange at
Myrtle Poiut with a membership
of 21.
Dr. Casto is now in
Coquille City, aud will meet farm
ers and their families, and the
puhlio generally, at Masonic hall,
at 1 p. m. Thursday, and organ
ize a grange here. It is to be
hoped the public will turn out and
hear the address at that hour.
^ ( A N D V CATHARTIC
N
Tobaccos & Cigars.
W e’ve got to
Squelch
Dr. MOORE.
SMITHS
CASH
STORE