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Newspaper Page TextTF- 6e$tR!t C ity gw aln. Royal makes the food pure, wholesome aod delieioue. E X l'E N U IT llB E S AFTEIl A P R IL , 1 8 9 8 , TERM . TUESDAY. JULY H», 189& reg u lar O fficers.............................................. .. $ 886 66 j it diueutH.............................................. 288 0 0 J Circuit co u r t........................................ 257 50 ( T elephone for o ffic ia ls ..................... 34 50 Indigent b o ld ¡erf*’ f u n d ................... 147 00 Courthouse........................................... 1524 00 t r a in s a « iflD A Y S , W tliN K S Ü A Y S A N D FUI 111 days will m u an follow »: tionve I Arriva 8.0Ü A . m. I M arshfield 12.80p. ni. A r r .. 9.80 I “ I C O Q U IL L E C IT Y “ I M yrtle l'o in t County Court Procoedinfs-—July, 1898, Term.! JULY, L oavo 1898, La Grippe, Followed by H u r t Diooaao. Ourod by OR. MILES' MEAHT OURE. T J Wooden, ju d ge.............. S3 0 0 1 j C M Houghton, “ .............. 3 0 0 1 j W A Dickson, clerk................ 3 00 C T Blumenrother, clerk........ 3 00 W in Haskell, marshal at North Marshfield............................ 2 00 | Jno D Sunderland, marshal at I South Marshfield................ 2 00 T E R M ---- JUSTICE COURT EX 11.(10*.ni. 10.30 “ Program A n th em .......................................................C hoir Duet, “ T h e Curfew Bell” .................... -----Mrs. H nzsrd and M aude Nosier R ecitation, “ No Sects in H eaven” ___ ................................. Miss Maude Nosier Quartet, “ Harvest M oon” ___ M ixed V oices R e cita tio n ..........................M is« Marie Skeels Male quartet— “ The Flat* W ithout a Stain.” No charge for admission, but re freshments — chicken sandwiches, cake, etc.— will be served at 15 cents per plate; 25 cents for two. For a fund towards carpeting the church. M R. S. Prof. Nicholson o f this place will conduct a 4-months’ term of school in the Hermann neighbor hood, on the South Folk, beginning in August. Mr. and Mrs. N. will leave us shortly, and the H erald regrets their departure exceedingly. The Chief Burgess of MilesDurg Pa., says DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are the best pills he ever usod in bis family during forty years of housekeeping. They cure constipa tion, sick headache aud stomach and liver troubles. Small in size but great in results. R. S. Knowlton. The Myrtle creek neighborhood, tributary o f the Middle Fork, is visited with the scourge o f diph theria, already oue having died, one or two past hope o f recovery, and several others down, including Mr. and Mrs. John Fish, and re ported also of Mr. and Mrs. John Appleton nnd family. It was one o f John Fish's children that died. The jail cage was moved to its permanent qaarters in the new courthouse last week, by Mr. Snook, the contractor, put in place, and the necessary plumbing and drain age provided. It has been tempo rarily enclosed, also, till the cement and brick walls enclose it. One prisoner was transferred to the town jail for a few days till this necessary preliminary work was arranged. Our young Coquille friend, Sam Johnson, lonnected with the Chi cago Marble nod Granite Works at Portland, will be in Coos county about the 27th inst. with a full line of samples and designs of marble and granite tomb stones, monuments, tablets, bead and foot stones, eta We are pleased to see Sam working up; he is a good, re- liable and industrious young nnn and has many friends here who have known him long and favorably. Give him your orders. The home of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Collier was brightened last Wednesday by the presence of n group o f friends aod the fragrance o f orange blossoms, being the oc casion of tin marriage of their daughter, Miss Aimie, and our yonng upper-river frieud, Ethan A. Wimer. There were present a few relatives and friends of the family to wituess the ceremony, which was performed Rev. C. A. Stine. After this, refreshments and a pleasant social time. The H erald joins with the many friends to wish un alloyed happiness to the young couple. Thos Howard, judge. . . . Our friend, C- H Burggrnf, the Ordered that C J Smith, he .T R Lightner, “ .... paid for services ns special Salem architect, who furnished “ .... depty sheriff......................... $8 00 John Bear, the.L'Iaus and is to superintend the W O Christenson, clerk. . . . construction of our new courthouse, Ordered that B B Teeters be “ .... pnid for subpeening wit’s . . . 2 15 S D Magnes, and whose plana for our new school- Ordered that Alf Nicholls be MARSHFIFXD, SOUTH. I i o u s r are also in hand, arrived in pnid for subpeening witn’s 5 20 J Nelson, ju d g e ................ Coquille yesterday on the train ELECTION EXPENSES. from Myrtle Point. We congratu R Walter, “ ................ late Mr Durggraf on the fact that In the matter of the fees of the F A Golden, “ ................ his plans for the new courthouse judges and clerks of election in W B Curtis, clerk.............. . at Albany have been accepted, a various precincts. Geo Ross, “ .............. pointer to us that our work has It is hereby ordered that they be NORW AY. falleu iulo good bauds, and that allowed 2 days’ services in each pre Richard Hnughton, judge. the Coos county courthouse and I cinct, where the number of votes J F Scbroedcr, “ . thr Coquille City school building! cast is a hundred or more and 1 day J P Barkdoll, “ . will be up to date in convenience,1 if less than one hundred votes are Alex Stauff, clerk........ .. comfort aud honest construction. cast. A H Schroeder, “ .......... BANDON. Quite a delegation of our citi NEW TORT. zens took it into their heads to take J B Marshall, judge................$G 00 T R Spencer, ju dge. . . . S J Culver, “ 6 00 advantage of the cut rates to the “ .... “ C 00 Chas Snedden, east and make visits to their old Gurley Boak, Phillip Bryenn, “ .... homes and scenes of othor days. J H Bnrklow, clerk............... 6 00 6 00 A J Davis, clerk............. This was finally arranged by Wed Stephen Gallier, “ E B Holmes, “ ............ lll'RTON PRAIRIE nesday of last week, and was PARKBRSBURO. made up as follows: Our popular G W Norris, judge................$3 00 hardware merchant, J. J. Lnmb, J A Hatcher, “ 3 00 J 'A Doak, judge. would include a visit to Jonesboro. W Benham, “ 3 00 J F Haga. Aikansas, and visit the old home F W Barker, clerk............... 3 00 W H Taylor, “ ............ nnd surviving relatives and friends Webb Mast, “ 3 00 E M Randleman, clerk. . . , of many years ago. Mrs. N. Lor- J G Leneve, “ ..., COAI.E DO. euz cut for Milwaukee, Wisconsin, PROSPER. C W Wright, judge............... 3 00 as a radiating point, and would W Fahy, judge. . . John Cnrren, “ 3 00 E from there visit survivors o f the L Deweese, “ 3 00 J W Hammerburg, “ . . , fnmily and friends at other points;! C L Pennock, clerk............... 3 00 Cassius Goodman, “ . . . Mrs. C. W. Martin would visit Ga- j “ 3 00 J A Hamblock, clerk . , . j . leoB, Illinois; Mrs. W. Rich in W B Beebe, R W Bullard, « ..... coos C ITY. tended to go to Winona and oth er! RIVERTON. sections of Minnesota; P. F. Drnne T A King, judge....................$3 00 3 00 ! John Donaldson, judge.. made a visit to his mother at Jop M J Bowron, “ “ 3 0 0 1 J V Foster, lin, Missouri; Hugh Willie, brother ! James Wall, “ .. o f our Mrs. Dr. Leneve, who! James H Wall, clerk.................. 3 00 Joseph Ferry, 3 00 O A Kelly, clerk........ reached our place several weeks Wm Harding, “ W D Roberts, “ ........ ngo on bis first visit to the coast, j coos RIVER. returned to his home at Clarence, E .T Coffelt, judge................... $3 00 ROW LAN D. in northern Missouri, and was ac-j S W Noah, “ 3 00 Jno L Wagner, ju d g e ... com parried by our old and respected Anson Rogers, “ “ ... 3 00 O J Grant, townspeople, Dr. aud Mrs. Leneve, W F Hodson, clerk.................. 3 00 John Neal, “ ... after an absence from that section J J Clinkenbeard," ................. 3 00 Wm F Volkmar, clerk ... of just 40 yenrs, iiaving crossed C M Hermann, “ ... NORTH coos RIVER. the plains for this far west iu 1858. SO U TH SLOUGH. The doctor will also strike out for Chas Rodin, ju d ge.................. 3 00 3 00 Joel Patterson, judge. . . a brief visit to Danville, Illinois, Robert Haskell, “ “ 3 00 Geo Wilson, “ ... the home o f bis youth. Com-1 J H Price, “ ... rade Jonathan Quick, too, con- j John Porter, clerk.................. 3 00 Geo Wasson, “ 3 00 Chas E Getty, clerk........ eluded to make a visit to his Dative Z T Thomas, George Cook, “ ........ COQUILLE CITY. heath, Ohio, nnd see surviving! brothers aud friemls at Zanesville J J Stanley, ju d ge...................$6 00 SUM NER. and adjacent sections, nnd would J J Lamb, “ 6 00 A D Boone, judge .. include attendance of the national J H Nosier, “ 6 00 James Stock, “ ... encampment of the G. A. R. at John Leneve, clerk.................. 6 00 W H Sherrard, “ ... CiuctLnati on the 9th aDd 10th of Claude Nosier, “ 6 00 F E Wilson, clerk.......... Septeralier next, before returning. J B Dulley, “ .......... DEER PARK. A portion o f the crowd went to T E N -M IL E . Alf Green, ju dge...................$3 00 Roeahnrg by the regular stage line, 3 00 W F Bowron, judge.. while others were taken in charge Geo M Waters, “ " .. ............... 3 00 Ole Bentson, by George Martin o f tliis place, Thomas Wilson,“ “ .. with the assurance of speedy and Geo H Hall, clerk.................. 3 00 C F Gesner, •* 3 00 J E Schilling, clerk,. . . . safe deliveretce to the railroad at S S Homes, J B Hibbard, “ .... Rosebnrg. The H erald wishes POUR- M ILE. each and fill a sate and pleasant E P Mast, judge. . . .$3 00 trip and return. J O Stender, . 3 09 J H Jones, ju d g e .... The Fourth Quarterly Conferences O f Coquille District M. E. Church South will be held as follows: North Fork charge at North Fork church Friduy, July 29th, at 8 p. m. Myrtle Point charge at Fiehtrap Saturday, July 30th, at 2:39 p. m. Bandon charge at Riverton Sat urday, August Gth, at 2:30 p. ra. Coquille charge at Coquille Aug ust 13th, 8 p. in. It is important that all the official members be present with their reports ready. The unnual conference will con vene at Corvnllie, Or., August 25tb, Bishop E. It. Hendrix presiding. W. B. S mith , P. E. 00 00 . . 00 00 6 00 GENTS’ F U R N IS H IN G U O R II. B abbows —N e a r B ullard’ s Ferry, July 8, 1898, to M r. a n d Mrs. L ee Barrows, a daughter. G a l l i e r — A t Bandon, July 12, 1898, to Mr. and Mrs. S teve Galiier, a daughter. Rnliber Goods and Oil Clothing. ALSO A FULL LINE OF AMMUNITION, ETC., ETC. J. W. LEN EVE’S STORE. J |N E W GROCERIES PIONEER MARKET. JOH NSON WHAT you will, but we propose to stand by the People who so loyally support us with their patronage rather than combine with the "Fellers,” Who do business on the basis of everybody for himself and the devil take tho hindmost. Our low prices are an innovation in Coos county, but they.ve como to stay. We’ve got t o . N Roseburg-Coqnille Freight and Pas senger Route. E O R G E M A R TIN , o f this place, has _ established n weekly rou nd-trip pas senger and freight line from C oau ille City to Itoschurg. Passenger fare. $5, with 50 lbs. o f liagage. Freight carefu lly handled and rates reasonable. (3m* G .$3 . 3 . 3 . 3 . 3 00 00 00 00 ! 00, .♦3 . 3 . 3 . 3 . 3 90 00 00 00 00 Squelch Our efforts to conduct business in such a way as to save thou sands of dollars to farmers and residents of Coos county. Re member that Coquille Pharmacy is tho place and the propre- tor is Dr. MOORE. H o tel COQUILLE, nine. C. H. B U T L E R , P R O P R IE T O R .13 . 3 . 3 . 3 00 00 00 00 Why not be independent and own your own little gns plant which will give four times more light than ordinary gas or electric lights at one half the cost? Applicable for use in churches, stores, factories, hotels, residences and country homes; safer thau ordinary gns or kerosene lamps. Approved by all the Boards of Underwriters through out the United States. We want a first class agent in every town. Write for catalogue and prices. T h e A cetylene G as M achine C o . A k r o n , Ohio. AVIN G LEAHED 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 L E R Y I am now prepared to entertain the tm v eliu g public in first-class style, with the very best o f a ccom m od ation s and at m ost rea son able rates. T a b les supplied with the best the m arket affords. SA M P L E ROOM S fo r Com m ercial men, room y and cen trally lo ca te d . S P E C IA L A C C O M M O D A T IO N S and Term s fo r Fam ilies aud Theatrical T roupes. R a t e s - $1 to $1.50 poi day. HE GREATEST BOOK OF THE AGE! Should be la Ever; Home and Library. . 4 00 .13 00 I U wrUUn by R !*ht K on. WPlInm Ewart OlmUfanF. u i-Fram ier o f Oieat Brltian *n<> I n la n d . C b«ft«r, Kng.; It«». A. H. Haye«. Qu««n%. Collet:«. O xford. Kng.: ¡tev. Samunl lv.>* Cortina. D. D.. Chirnao rheological •^»mirinr». (Ihicnao III.; Rev. Frederic W Forrar, D.L).. F.R.8., llean of Canterbury. Cantarhury. Fntr : Rev. r imer H Cftpen, I».D.,Tuft« College. Sornervi11»*. Mae*.; it«» Frank W Ouneaulue, D. !>., Armour Irietitute. Ohlcag'*. III.; Re». George F. I’entecoBf, L>.IL, Moryle- >10110 Presbyterian Church, London. Re» li. H MdcArthnr, D.D , Cal»»ry Church. New York City. N. Y.; Re» Martyn tvirnmerbell. 1> L> . Main Street Free Baptist. Church. Lewiaton. Me ; Rev. Frtmk M. Uritt/il DA)., First Methodiet tyieconnl Church. Kvaneton. III.; He» W T Moore. I X D ' The Chne- tian Commonwealth." London. Ena ; Be». Tdererd E»erett Hale. P.D., South Conyregntione) Church. Bawion. M m *.: Re». Joeeph Agar Hr * DIX. r‘ ■” ------- _________________________ ______ College. Rich.nond, ling . R ef. Caeper Rene Oreunry, Leipzig University, Leipaig. O erm anj: Ite». f ’leever Wiihinunn. f) D , ITnT»ereily o f C§> liCHgO. Chi- .. B.D, _ . Trinity College, elico. II .; Re». ___________ Ram ufilJIart, naruuru.iw un.) Re». .1- Monro Gib*on. D.D..HI. J o h e ’* Hartford.Conn ~ Wood Presbyterian Cburoh. L ondon. F.ng^ Ke» G eorg« C lYonmer. I,L I».. The Temple. Bo-ton. Mae* pori I.A!t Kill rim . M3 page», 5T full-pnire lllnEtre- tion*. gilt edge», cloth, f l . » . half lerant, $6<J0; full , ’’qr'iltT o’ rMTIO’t . - l . a » page«. 200 full-page illuetra- tlon*. Style A - « l i t edge*, full lerant. ■ o ne trolu.ee. 115.00; fitile B -tw o »olumee, full lerant. tufted, WiUUs in l< PARTS, quarto eir,e, review question* to each, »tiff paper cover*. *ewed, trimmed « l i g h t l y . gl.HO e a c h P « r t . F or *ale at all bookstore« and by ho'<ktiellere. f o r further In format ton. w rit. M IN H T O . SH Ef*A IG), P ublisher.211 and 211 Monroe Btreet,Chicago, IIhnole. BO Y E A R S ' E X P E R IE N C E P • ■ I Pay cash for our goods, aud in consideration of small profits, must ask for cash in return. You can’t afford to do otherwise; and by giving us your support tho hydra-headed opposition can’t Treasurer’s Notice. O T IC E is hereby given that all county warrants endorsed prior to April 8, 1892, w ill be paid on presentation at my office in Coquille City. Coos county, Oregon. No inter« at will be allowed a fter the 15th day o f July, 1898. W. W HAYES, Treasurer. BRO ’S. Say! ACETYLENE CAS. me People’s BlDie History 00 00 00 00 00 Groceries, lif t F E E D , Tobaccos, Giprs, Candies F L O U R DIED. S trahq —Near B an don, July 12,1898, infant ch ild o f Mr. and Mrs. D avid Strang. K ozb ll — Near R ocky P oint, J afy 11, 1898, Samuel ltozell, aged 74 years. 6 00 .$3 . 3 . 3 . 3 . 3 -ft, ACES, EMBROIDERIES, A DIES’ CORSETS, ETC., M A K R IK D . W imbb -C ollibr —I n C oauille C ity, at the residence o f the bride’ s pnrfents, M r. and M rs. B . F. C ollier, July 13, 1898, by R ev. C. A. Stine, Ethan A. W im er and Miss Annie Collier. N obdstbom -J oiinson — At C oquille C ity at the residence o f b rid e's parents, Mr. and M rs. Peter Johnson. July 14,1898, by Key. W . 13. Sm ith, C. L . N ordstrom and Miss May Bello Johnson. . G 00 Being the only extensive manufac . G 00 turers of furniture in the world sell . G 00 ing direct from maker to user, we save our customers the enormous .$3 00 expenses and profits of the jobbers Send for catalogue . 3 00 and retailers. . 3 00 A, showing our full lino of House . 3 00 hold Furniture, at 2 0 to 5 0 per cent . 3 00 under retail value. Q u a k k b V a l l e y M a n u f a c t u r i n g C o . , 3 5 5 West Harri son street, Chicago. f4m .$3 00 . 3 C0 . 3 00 . 3 00 THE LIGHT OF THE FUTURE. . 3 00 00 00 00 00 00 GOOl BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, All Our Patrons . $G 00 F u r n i t u r e Iron« F u c to r,- 1« F ir e - .$3 . 3 . 3 . 3 . 3 rear Dry Goods, Ladies’ aafl OF ALL KINDS. “ There’s no use in talking,” says W. H. Broadwell, druggist, La Cygne, Kas., “ Chamberlain’s Colic, CANNED G O O D S ^ Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy does the work. After taking medicines at the LOWEST. CASH PRICES. of my own preparation nnd those of Oar terms are the cheapest, and consequently others, I took a dose of Chamber M UST 13E F O R CASH. lain’s and it helped me; a second ftsiT‘High»8t cash price paid for hides, either green or cared“® # dose cured me. Candidly nnd con scientiously I can recommend it ns the best thing on the market.” The Will uuderstard 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by R. that we have S. Knowlton. their best interests at heart when we announce Send your children iu our “In- this fact, but we cannot run our business any (lestructibU" School Shoes. They other way and live. are the cheapest. W e w i l l Toe foian-d. a,t t!h.e O ld. S ta n d -, tlxa * B E R L IN STORE. . 6 00 . $G . G . 6 . 6 HOSIERY, in . ----------------- --------------------------- . 6 00 00 00 00 00 00 all DRUGGISTS pie and booklet f r y L Ad. STERLING BE NE I) T CO. «Ch ira go. Montreal. C m . , or New York. ■--------------- <■> •------------— .$G 00 . G 00 . G 00 .$6 . G . G . G . G •° * 23 ♦ 50 * 1 I I l l l l l T 88i l 1l “ r ÄBSOLDTELY GUARANTEED Of the C. E. social and entertain ment at the Christian church next Saturday night: POWDER all throat and lung troubles. Knowlton. __ CURfcCQHSTIPATlOH (Continued o n 4 th piiae.j - • .... PENSES. State vs R osa Butler— L H arlocker, ju stice, foe«?................. $ 7 10 W Sinclair, dep d ist titty, fe e s ........ 5 00 j \V W Oaue, sheriff, fo e s ..................... 7 40 AN N O U NCEM EN TS. J W Carter, con stable, fe e s ............... 2 50 | Mrs T H ea ton , w itness fe e s ......... 1 70 T H eaton, “ “ 1 70 The couD ty W. C. T. U. will hold ! Jam es H ill, “ 11 5 90 a meeting a bout the middle o f Aug J Butler, “ 44 5 00 j George Butler, “ 44 5 90 ust. Absolutely Puro I S ta te vs G eorgie M iller— The Pioneers’ Association will i L H arlocker, justice, fo e s..........$ 7 75 I W Sinclair, dept dist atty, 44 ......... 5 00 hold its nuniml meeting and re ! John R an dolph , witness, 44 . . . . . . 2 70 union at Myrtle Point ou the 15th H F Miller, “ 44 » 2 70 Miss M R ose, 44 44 2 70 o f Angust. W ill «AKIWO POWPf W CO ., N«w W L Mrs Crawford, “ “ ........... 2 70 The Christian EndeAvorers will Henry Sedlet, “ •• 2 70 E. O. C. SHULT8, of Wlnteraet, low*. Carrie G ibson, “ 4 1 2 70 give an entertainment at the Chris Inventor snd manufacturer of State vs Clias H ayw ood- - BhulU' Safety Whlffletree Coupling, tian church Saturday night o f uoxt Have you seen the Jewett type J H Cecil, justice, fe e s ..........$ 3 90 W S in clair, dept dist «tty , “ ......... 5 00 writes of Dr. Hues' Heart O n » . “Two yearn week, ‘23d iust. A nice literary and writer? U E Buck, cou sta ble, 44......... 3 90 ago an attack of LaGrlppe left mo with a musical program will bo given and .......... I 70 weak heart. I bad run down In flesh to G o to the Old Soldiers’ Store G A Brown, witness, Fannie Frazier, 44 44 1 70 m e » skin and bone. I could pot sleep lying refreshment! served. for Cheese und fresh Groceries of M ollie R o m . 44 44 1 70 down for smothering spells; frequent sharp The regular meeting o f the W. all kinds. 44 44 1 70 darting pains and palpitation caused a con * Dr. W. C olin, L L B illings, as supervisor R oa d District C. T. U. will be held at Mrs. Me- stant fear of sudden death, nothing could No 20, vs Ed »Vilkey— Brick were delivered for the new Ewen’s next Friday, at 2 p. m. Induce me to remain away from homo over courthouse yesterday, aud will now For cash paid iu settlement o f ca s e .$ 33 70 night. My local physician prescribed Dr. C IR C U IT COURT EXPENSED. Hllee' Heart Cure and In a tew dart I was come at a lively rate. Mr. Little » . » L O C A L ITEM S. Grand jurors— able to Bleep well and the pains gradually hauled the first load. G eorge G riffin .$13 20 Al via S m i t h ... $15 40 lessened, and finally ceased. I reduced the Additional locals on 2d page. Mr. and Mrs. Walker and daugh W S H a ll............ 13 31) U J O w en......... 11 20 the doses, having gained fifteen pounds, and Monthly Fain» cured b y Dr. Milas' l’ ala Fill*. ters, Misses Birdie nnd Lulu, of J A M a rtin ........13 50 Anson R o g e rs.. 1C 40 am now feeling better in every way than I J D J o h n s o n .. . 13 20 have for years." Head the Jewett Typewriter ad Myrtle Point, were visitors iu this J urors— Dr. Miles' Remedies K D Gorm an. . $ 5 00!J S H a y e s......... 7 00 are sold by all drug vertisement on this page. place yesterday. W B C u rtis___ 6 40 L M N o b le....... G 40 gists under a positive Attorney Seaman of Marshfield Thousands of persons have been C W P a t t e r s o n .------- C S m a lley.................... Russell 14 40'J H R o b e r ts ... 2G 00 guarantee, first bottle came over on yesterday's train. cured of piles by using DeWitt’s J Martin O H a y n e s .... 2lO O D an R o b e r ts ... 24 40 benefits or money re ... 23 20 0 B S e lf........... 20 20 funded. Book on dla- Nice jewelry at Gillbam’s, and Witch Hazel Salve. It heals promp J B F D B C e o n ll n i e e t r t .... 20 IX) Alex Ktanff . . . 2190 eases of the heart and repairing of all kinds. * tly and cures eczema and all skin J T Houser . . . 24 40 W T B ra d y. . . . 23 60 nerves free. Address, ------------------------------- diseases. It gives immediate relief. 8 8 R e e d ............ 22 00; J L F o n ts .......... 21 20 DB. MILES MEDICAL OO., Elkhart, Ind. Rev. J. L . Fntrell preached at R. S. Knowlton. C T R ile y ......... 21 80 J R C o llin s .. . . 25 00 John Sm ith . . . 24HO.O J G ra n t....... 24 00 Riverton last Sunday and at night. Mrs. Elliott has received a letter J W O f f ic ie l... 20 80,8 P C J o h n s o n .------- Callod jurors— House for rent—west side, near from her brother, Brette Clark, Edw Lnsswcll,judge.................. $3 00 Levi S n y d e r ... .$ 2 00 M It L e e .............$2 00 W. Drano'a. Call at this office. * who has joined the 7th California E C lta v m o n d .. 2 00’E tban M cDuffee 4 00 G G Swan, clerk .................... 3 00 Myron H e r s .y .. 2 00 N L oren z............2 00 W H Bunch, “ 3 00 Not cheap shoes, but SHOES regiment at Los Angeles and ex Jonathan Quick 2 00 T N J o h n so n -----2 00 E M P IR E C IT Y . > C H E A P at B E R L IN STORE. poets to he sent at once to Hono G eo W ick h a m .. 2 00 Hassell Johnson 2 00 Ed M oran .......... 2 00 It A -Joh n son ... 2 00 lulu or the Philippines. G S Twambly, ju d ge................ $3 00 Wm R ic h ........... 2 00 G eo B ax ter........2 00 Harvey Schweers has taken a trip “ 3 00 S. M. Geary, Pierson, Mich., J B F o x ............. 2 00 J H C e cil........... 2 (*0 B D Jones, to Josephine couoty to visit rela R obert M arsden 2 00 A O W heeler---- 2 00 “ 3 00 writes: — “ DeWitt’s Witch Hazel W E M cO n ffe e .. 4 00 L L D ie tz .......... 2 00 Wm Turpen, tives and for health. Salve is curintr more piles here to I T W e e k ly ........ 2 00 J H N o sie r.......... 4 00 J S Hayes, clerk.................... 3 00 Our stock is being increased day than all other remedies com G eo L e a ch ........ 2 00,B E N osier........ 4 00 C J Pavitt, “ 3 00 J W N osier........ 4 00 T hos J o h n s o n .. 2 00 constantly and pricea lower than bined. It cures eczema and all B R M y n e t t .... 2 00 Chus C o llie r .... 2 00 ' EN CH AN TED PRAIRIE. ever at Coquille Pharmacy. * other skin diseases.” R. S. Knowl H B J o h n s o n ... 2 00 ( Henry C o l l i e r . .. 2 00 A O Hooton, ju d ge.................. $3 00 Jesse B eyers-----2 0C< County Treasurer Hayes is ready ton. W itnesses b efore tho grand ju ry — T Rookard, “ 3 00 to cash wariauts endorsed prior to “ 3 00 The Odd Fellows’ building store Lars Clem ensen$6 40 Joe F e rry ..........$3 80 W T Kerr, April 8, 1892. No interest from R osa F e rry ........ 3 80 Mary F e r r y ........ 3 80 room has bpeu painted by T. A. John C u r r e n .... 3 4 9C W W r i g h t .... 8 40 M O Hooton, clerk.................. 3 00 July 15th. “ 3 00 Walker, and completely renovated F B J a c k so n ___ 6 40j\V J W riß h t........ 6 40 Wm A King, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sugg moved and improved by lowering the floor, W B C n r tis ......... 2 00iJ oh n B ea r............G 40 LA K E . Jake R o o n e y ... 6 40|John S n yd er----- 6 40 last Saturday to Pike’s logging placing glass front, and the addi John L Snvder. 6 40 C B e so n te......... 8 80 Julius Larsen, ju d ge..............$3 00 camp. 'J hey will see to the com tion o f large aud convenient rear Jam es O ldlands 9 60 S tanleyO ldlands 9 60 Chas Westman, “ 3 00 Mrs W O ldlands 9 GO A A N ich o lls-----9 80 missary department. building for storage purposes. John W C a r te r .. 6 40 Ed M o o n ............ 7 40 Peter Peterson, “ 3 00 Dale F F lin n -----7 40 J o h n H a rtle y ----- 7 69 Johnson Bro’s have positively Mrs. Dyer and niece, Miss Maud Bud In g r a m ----- 7 40 Nathan In gra m . 7 40 B F Savage, clerk................ 3 00 closed their books against credits. Garfield, spent several days iu this Squire P o w e ll.. 2 00 Harry H u sto n .. G 40 Andrew Olson, “ . . . . . . . . 3 00 M ontague. 6 40 J J B ir ch ............7 80 They would rather Bel I only $5 place last week with Mrs. R. F. ( W ’ has S C h a n d le r.. . 6 40 Ed R a y m o n d ... 6 40 worth for cash than $25 worth on Buck. Later they returned home J B lia s s e tt. . . . 6 40 P eter M a rsd o n . G 40 W T Brady, ju d g e ... .......... Î3 00 account. * to Bandon aud Mrs. Buck nccom- C L M o o n ......... 2 00 Fred W Ashburn 4 80 Henry A sh b u rn .. 4 40 W V A sh bu rn .. 4 80 J D Bonnett, “ . . . .......... 3 00 Dnnied to visit a season with her Dr. Darrin, the famous specialist State vs Henry Sublet— Jas C Hervey, “ . . . .......... 3 00 sister and niece and other friends LarsClernensen$ 6 OOlSquire P o w e ll.$10 40 R L Weeklv, olerk. . physician who has been advertising 00 Harry H u ston . 6 OOlChas M on tagu e 6 00 in "the H erald , will be in Marsh- in turn. “ ., 3 00 John C arter___ 8 40 C W W righ t----- GOO Qco Griffin, E. C. Blanks, of Lewisville, Texas, J ohn C u r r e n ... G IO 'W S C ha n d ler. 6 00 field next Friday and until August MYRTLE POINT, writeB that oue box of DeWitt’s State vs F M Sim pson — 20th at Blanco Hotel. 00 John W C arter. . $8 40 E C R a y m o n d . .$ 8 40 J L Lewellen, ju dge........ .. .$ 6 Witch Hazel Salve was worth $50 The editor of the Evans City, I’a., W B C u rtis........ 8 40 John S n y d e r----- 8 40 W W Endicott, “ 6 00 Globe, writes: “ One Minute Cough to him. It cured his piles of ten L H a rlock er___ 2 OOj Peter M a rsd en ., 8 40 Z T Johnson, “ 6 00 Allen D o d g e ___ 5 80 John L S n y d e r .. 8 40 Cure is rightly named. It cured years standing. He advises others F B J a ck so n . . . . 8 40 John B e a r............8 40 I E Rose, clerk...................... 0 00 to try it. It also cures eczema, skin my children after all other remedies State vs C H a m m erlof— E A Adams, “ C 00 failed.” It cures coughs, colds and diseases and obstinate sores. R. S. J A M artin___ $ 6 20¡Nate I n g r a m ... »40 MARSHFIELD, NORTH Bud Ingraham . 9 40 K H H a n s e n ... 10 00 Knowlton. 10 . UO iNDY CATHARTIC N O TIC E! atents I RADI m A n ss DONM C o p y r ig h t s A c . A n , o n . M aiU nc a ikUYh nnS donortptlon mmt U n io n , npoortnln oa r opinion frnn »S n th n r an In ,n a tion i , p r o * « h l, nnlnntnhl» < .n n çn n ln n . U on nn trIoll,oon ao«n tln L tU n S b o o k on P n U a u •nntrrnn. O m i t " f o o o , fo r w r e r u w jsu n o t* . Mimn P i U n l i t o t on l i r o n ugh t« M im n à A “ < o. r o c -l r * _______ w ltbont charge, In t b « •pnetal sorter, Scientific American. A handanm rly 111 oat rated weekly la r g e s t cir cu lation o f any gctentiflc Journal. T erm s. $3 a year ; fo u r m onths. |L Sold by all newsdealers. Any person cutting on or removing Chittim Bark from the Southern Oregon Co’s land without being duly author ized w ill be prosecuted ac cording to Law. r-g -A nv person furnishinu snffioient e v i dence for recovery o f Bark so taken will given o n e -h a lf < f the bark l eoov; red. j be M M J T flE R * OREUO* CO. For Sale! T H E U N D E R SIG N E D W IL L S E L L the well-know n T horonphbred Stallion - C H A R T R E S - at a '»rent bargain T he foilow inn is his lltwriplion itnil Miirrcp. OHAKTUF.S is s benntifnl iron Kr«y. 16 hnnds high nnd weighs 1GG8 lbs. li e is a horse o f nnasnnlly fine style and action and «erttle d isposition. He has i»owr rfui build, has a fine head, heavy neos, deep throngb tho shoulders, full ncross the hrttnfet. splen did bark aod loin, round and fnll in the barrel, broad ncross tha hips and romp, fin* clean bone and well set. H is offspring are o f sam e norm, color nnd disposition. G ob b v im ported Duke de Chartres, 254, dam Nornm , im ported P ollook o f Scotland G lo ry , dam im porU d Rattler. J. W. L A IR D , C oqnille C ity. \0W is flie time 1« fid BARGAINS €eno«fn n o I«I C'fi«*n|» (I i I m M o n t h . Infants" Shirts to one year o l d ........... $ 5 C hild’ s W ool S tockin gs, 5. 6. 7 ............. 7 ( child’ s C otton Stockings, ft. 6, 7 ......... 8 In fa n ts’ Shoes, nil colors. 1 to 4 ........... 25 M en’ s Hundav Shoes, until g o n e ......... 1.2 * L ad ies' Sunday Shoes, until g o n e .... 1.52 SMITHS C A SH STORE 25 an d 2? M a rk e t S t ., S . F . Don’ t Tobarro hpit and Yonr l ift A M ). T o q u it t o b a c c o e a s ily a n d fo r e r e r . l>c m • n e t lc . f u l l o f li fe , n e rv e a n d v ig o r, ta k e N B o r . t h o w o n d e r w o rk er, th a t m a lo ’s w e a k * I itr o tig . A ll d r u g g is t s , f.Oc o r f l . C u r e g ’ I te e d B o o k le t a n d s a m p le fr e e . A«1 ‘ S t e r lin g R e m e d y C a *., C h ica g o o r New Y o r k .