Coquille City herald., August 16, 1898, Image 2

à q u i l e C ity g i r a U .
School Fund ApportlomMM.
Lee Item
s.
Was Almost Crazed
(JEAN'S LIVERY, FEED 1 SALE STABLE
Latest War News.
Amt.
No.
District*
Lee, Aug. 16.—Clondy weather'
T U E SD A Y , A U G U S T 16, 1898. i Forks Coos River........ 3 66 15 is on tbe program again after a
O F F IC IA L STATEMENT OF TERMS.
The Sore« on the L im b s C u re d by
, 2 Hermann...................... 58 35 long spell o f warm weather.
PUBLISH KD EVERY TUESDAY
H o o d 's S a rsa p a rilla — H e a rt and S ignatures Attichsd to Peace Protocol. A . B . D e a n , P r o p r ie to r .
Arago............................ 114 15 farmers are begiDuitig to look blue,j
Subcasvor to N osier Ilro’s.
3
L u rig Tro u b le s O ve rco m e .
as
they
are
afraid
it
is
going
to,
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85
Document Was Signed by McKinley
1 4 Latnpev Creek............
K. Punnenber«:
J. 8. XrKwen
“
I
broke
out
with
sore®
all
over
my
and Cambon This Aflernoon.
5 Browns......................... 89 35 rain before they get their crops limbs, and they caused such intense itch­
General Draying and Hauling a Specialty.
6 Empire City................ 130 20 harvested.
ing J feared I should go erssy. I was also
Washington, Aug. 12.—The peace
Commercial Men Promptly ana Safely
Miss Cora Chandler has been troubled with a tired feeling. After tak­
Editors and Proprietors.
7 McKuight..................... 25 80
8 Coquille City................ 463 45 woiking tor Mrs. Strong, near ing Hood's Sarsaparilla a short time the protocol was signed at the White
Delivered at Any Point.
Devoted to the material and social op-
9 Marshfield.................... 712 30 Myrtle Point, returned to berhom e itching ceased, and the sores on my limbs House at 4:23 o’clock bv President
buldiutf o f the Coquille \alley particularly
Good
Rigs,
Spanking
Teams. Reasonable Rates.
McKinley
and
Minister
Cambou.
began to heal. I am better in every way
and o f Coos County generally.
1« Cunningham........ ...... 50 60 at this place last week.
Subscription, per year, ii. advance, 12.
There were quite a number from since taJc^Ag Hood's Sarsaparilla." M rs .
OFFICIAL STATEMENT.
11 Parkersburg................ . 77 45
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N . *
Catching S lou g h ........ 44 40 this vicinity attended the camp-, J ab . J. K khob , McEwen, Oregon.
Washington, Aug. 12.— Secretary
P - F W H K l t , N lW IP A P IR ADVERTISING AORNT 12
'il M e r c h s u ts ’ K * 'h » u t f e , Bau F ra n cisco , ia
.
.
.
.
.
Near Odd Fellows’ Hull.
67 65 meeting at Fisbtrap last S unday.1 “ Hood’s Sarsaparilla has cured me of a Day gave out thiB statement of the First Street,
13 North Bend..................
t>ar »u ttn u -lsed s g e u t . T h la p a p e r la k e p t ou fila
lung trouble and fluttering of the heart,
at h in u f l i
14 Riverton........................ 115 70 The reports are, they are having a , and since I began taking it my weight provisions of the protocol:
15 Bridge........................... 32 00 good meeting.
"Spain will relinquish all claim of
| has increased 20 pounds. It has done my
Webb Mast and William Har­ stomach good and I can now enjoy my sovereignty over aud title to Cuba.
16 Willanch Slough........ 36 65
A Coos County Pioneer Cone.
17 Kentmk Slough.......... 53 70 mon made Coquille a pleasant call meals and eat with comfort. I recom­
“ Porto Rico and other Spanish
mend Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best islands in the West Iudies and an
Just at the (lawn of the annual 18 Coos City....................... 77 45 last week.
D.
W.
Baker
and
children
and
medicine
it
is
possible
to
find."
C.
W
.
49
05
island in the Ladrones, to be se­
reunion of our Coos county pion­ 19 Strangs..........................
hie mother, Mrs. Leouaid, and Mrs. C a r r y , Primevllle, Oregon.
lected by the United States, shall be
eers, tho summons was made nnd 20 Fish trap........................ 63 00
Hervey and son o f this place, are|
ceded to the latter.
A s h la n d , O reg o n ,
Sarsa­
another of the veterans of the 21 Randolph...................... 70 75
42 85 visiting relatives at Rural, OregoD. 1
"The United States shall occupy
struggling early settlers of this 22 North F ork ..................
parilla
M. P. Summerlin visited Myrtle'
OCATED ill that part of Oregon which is noted for its hue climate, good health
66 10
and hold the city, bay aud harbor
vicinity laid down to rest He met 23 L e e ..............................
t I Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
excellent water nud large peaches.
Point tbe middle of tbe week,
of Manila, pending the conclusion
Sold by all drugisU. Price, $ 1 ; six for $3.
This school has a regular Normal course of four years. Other lines o f study are
the conflict of the F j g list of years, 24 Rackleffs....................... 78 50
think
a
Miller
is
the
attraction.
72
30
sub-normnl, college prepara tjry, uiaaio and nrfc courses, special studies, teachers*
nnd at last just ns his associates of 25 Fairview........................
the best after-dinner of the treaty of peace, which shall review classes.
Mies Vera Seeds o f your towu Hood's Pills are
pills, aid digestion. 25c. determine tbe control, disposition
the dark days were assembling to 26 Haines Slough............ 59 90
The normal senior class practice teaching throughout tho year under the direct
39 75 is visiting friends in this vicinity.
nud government of tho Philippines. supervision o f a thorough critic teacher.
greet each other and talk over the 27 McKinley......................
Tho training school is graded. Grades accepted from good schools. The regular
Grandma Mast is iu very poor
I Bandou lteoorder. I
92
45
28
Gravel
F
ord
................
“Cuba, Porto Rico ond other normal
eventsof biatoryjas participated in by
school diploma is granted, good anywhere ia the state without further
56 80 health at tbe preseut writing.
Tbs steamer Barbara Heroster .Spanish islands in the West Indies examination.
themselves on the frontier, the call 29 Two-Mile......................
Claud
and
Clarence
Wuters
went
EXPENSES:
All expenses for school year, $125; not including hooks, $115. N ext
56
80
sailed for San Francisco Saturday. ahull be immediately evacuated.
was beard by "Uncle Tom” Willard, 30 Sumner.........................
sohooi year opens September 5th. For catalogue or information, address,
44 40 to Curry coUDty this morning She carried aliout 140 tons of coal
31 Carolina........................
“ Commissoners, to be appointed
who
W - T V A N SCOY, President-
41 30 hunting. Iau D p o seth ev will brmg and 60 cords of matchwood.
32 Dora..............................
“ Wrapped hi« cloak ntxmt him
within 10 days, shall within 30 Jays
And lay down to pleasant dreams."
33 J. D. Bnrklow............... 50 60 all the deer back with them.
M ts . Steve Gallier is steadly im­ from the signing of the protocol,
MARTIN RUSS
Thomas Rufus Willard was born 34 Catching Creek..........
59 90 They might happen to catch some proving from her illDess. We a:e meet at Havana and San Juan re­ JOHN KAINO
TH E M AB8H FIEI.D
in New York state in 1825. At an 85 Daniels Creek..............
61 45 two legged dear.
pleased to state that her recovery spectively to arrange and execute
William MaRt visits in the Mc­ is expected to be rapid from now- the details of tho evacuation.
early day he moved west, living 36 S. C. R ogers................. 32 00
l ung Troubles mid Consumption Ca»
son « time in Illinois.
In 'Cl he 37 Sugar L oaf..................
45 95 Kinley neighborhood quite often. on.
“ The United States and Spain
crossed the plains for the Pacific 38 Ten Mile....................... 45 95 There B e e m s to be some attraction
Be Cured.
shall oach appoint not more than
In
spite
of
the
fact
that
niatoh-
(mast, and reached this valley in 39 Coos River..................
52 15 up there for Will.
five commissioners to negotiate and
wood
is
being
constantly
shipped
A n r.iiiiii< -iit I\>w Y o r l i C 'l i c m l a t n u d
Tbe smiling face of Mr. Sher­
1866, locating here, his brother 40 Newport........................ 192 20
H u l a s n Fr«*o O flV r
flora this place, it still continues conclude the treaty of peace. The
Titus, who died some few years 41 Mvrtle Point............ .. 409 20 wood of Sumner found its way out
to O u r R e t it l r r N ,
N
O
R
T
H
F
R
O
N
T
S
T
R
E
E
T
.
commissioners
are
to
meet
at
Paris
to nccnmluate oDthe dock until now
here
last
week.
Come
sgaiu,
Uncle
since, taking up the preseut town 42 Rock Creek.................. 41 30
M A R S H F IE L D .
it is almost impossible to get not later tban tho 1st of October.
The distinguished New York chemist, T .
133 30 Sam, and bring Bill's girl witb you
site of Coquille City as a homestead, 43 Norway............. ..
“ On the singing of the protocol
around
on them.
A. Slocum, demonstrating his discovery o f
and Uncle Tom locatingja pre-emp­ 44 R oy............................... 80 60 b o be wou’t look so blue when be
hostilities
will
he
suspended,
nnd
a
reliable
and absolute cure for Consump­
The Salem Statesman notes the
LL KINDS o f blacksmith work and tion (Pulmonary
tion, Inter changed to a homestead, 45 North Coos River........ 83 70 sees a wagon coming from Sum­
Tuberculosis) nnd all
notice to that effect will be givon
wagon work, new or repair work, done bronchial, throat, lung
return
home
of
L.
R.
Stinson,
mid chest diseases,
ner.
on Beaver slough,.
For several 46 Four-Mile.....................
33 55
on short notice.
as
soon
ns
possible
by
eut-h
govern­
stubborn
coughs,
catarrhal
affections, gen­
Rev. Martin will preach at the grand keeper of records ot the K.
years past Uncle Tom had been the 47 Roland Prairie............
28 90
eral
decline
and
weakness,
loss o f Hash, and
ment
to
the
commander
of
its
mili­
WE
GUARANTEE
OUR
WORK
o
f
P.
lodge.
In
speaking
of
his
all
conditions
o
f
wasting
away,
will send
church tbe 3d Sunday in this
victim of Bright’s disease, from 48 tthtlnh
tary and naval forces.”
To gi e satisfaction.
Come and see ns. THREE FREE BOTTLES (all different)
A basket dinner tour it says that he fouud the
which for three years past be had be­ 49 East ¡tjarsblield..........
7 è 40 month (21st).
of
his
Now
Discoveries
to
any
Afflicted
novfS’951
KAINO & RUSSEL.
ORDERED TO CEASE HOSTILITIES.
reader of the Co<iuillo H erald writing fo r
come quite helpless, ceasiug work, 50 Remote.........................
32 00 nlmx Everybody come aud bring weather very hot, especially iu
them.
Coos county. Louie forgot to tell
Washington, Aug. 12.— Secretnry
27 35 a basket
nnd a charge to his friends. He 51 Utter City....................
His “ New Scientific Treatment” h js cured
The Advent campmeeting at them about how he woie his over­ Alger has cabled orders to the
thousands permanently by its timely use,
was an old member of the Masonic 52 Bancroft........................ 49 05
coat
all
the
time
he
was
here.
and
he considers it a simple professioral
military
commanders
to
cease
hos­
Gravel
Ford
closed
last
Sunday.
fraternity and Eastern Star, and 53 North Slough.............. 63 00
HOLBROOK, MERRILL duty to suffering humanity to donate a trial
J. R. Miller and Nick Bonsou, tilities.
these ministered to liis care and 54 Bandon......................... 451 05 N ioe acessnus and two conversions.
fo his infallible cure.
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& S T E T S O N ............
Science daily develops now wonders, and
G. W. Johnson and Miss Laura the latter from Nebraska, have
keeping. Last Wednesday, at 3:30 55 Beaver Slough............
30 45
this great chemist, patiently experimenting
Dole W ill Be H aw aii’s Governor.
Also BRIDGE & BEACH
p. in.. Death’s summons wng au- 56 Ferndale..................... . 32 00 Eudicott were united in holy bouds just started to drive 2000 bead of
for years, has produced results ns beneficial
to humanity ns enn be claimed by any
swered, and the spirit of T. R. Wil­ 57 South Slough..............
83 70 of matrimony Aug. 8tb. All wish sheep from Curry couuty to Grants
San Francisco, Aug. 9.— Senator S T O V E S ^ ---- —
modern genius.
His assertion that long
lard took its flight, while the fam­ 58 Summit....................... .. 16 45 tbe couple a long and happy life. Pass. At tbe latter place they will
troubles nnd consumption are cnrabl* in
With best wishes,
be put aboard cars aud shipped to Morgan of the Hawaiian commis­
any climate is proven by “ heartfelt letter*
iliar form of one well known to 59 Halls Creek..................
39 75
sion, is quoted as saying that ex-
of gratitude,” filed iu his American and
T opsy .
Nebraska.
everybody lay down to decay and 60 Prosper.........................
67 65
European laboratories in thousands from
Presideut Dole will be the first gov­
and
any
other
return to its mother dust.
We
were
shown
the
result
of
a
16
45
those cured in all parts o f tbe world.
61 Kentuck Slough..........
ernor of Hawaii, and not minister
Dora
Doings.
Medical experts concede that bronchial,
clean-up from the mine in which
The burial took place Thursday 62 Bear Creek................... 35 10
ohest and lung troubles lead to Consump­
Sewnll, ns recently reported.
The
A. B. Seal is interested.
It con­
last at the Masonic cemetery, and 63 Enchanted.................. . 32 00
tion,
which, uninterrupted, means speedy
Dora, Aug. 12.—Thomas Krew- sisted of several chunks of pure senator added that he had the best
and certain death.
wns participated in by many citi­ 64 Four-Mile.....................
27 35
Or any and everything
of reasons for believing that Ad­
Simply write to T. A. Slocum, M. C., 9ft
sen
is
rustling
aronud
collecting
gold which had gone through the
zens and prominent Masons, mem­ 65 Sitkum..........................
24 25
Tine street, New York, giving postoffice-find
carried in a
miral Miller was carrying Dole’s
express address, and the free medicrhe'will
bers of the Stnrand pioneer friends 66 Ten-Mile.......................
24 25 material for the Brummitt creek process of retortlDg and amalgama­ commission to the island.
First-class Hardware Store.
bridge
in
Brewster.
bo promptly sent. Sufferers should tako
tion. It was very tempting in the
from all parts of the county. Of 67 Fiahtrap....................... 64 55
instant advantage o f his generous proposi­
E. N. Harry is rebuilding n road way of eucourging the mine own­
J. J. LAMB. tion.
the family, there survive the widow, 68 Haynes Slough............
45 95
For
tbe
Coquille
City
H
ktuld .
Please tell the D octor that you Raw his
two daughters, Mrs. W. Copley, at 69 Beaver H ill.................. 142 66 nround Dead Horse Point; also ers on the possession of 6uch a
offer in the Coquille City H erald .
Prosperity?
Coaledo, Mrs. C. H. Lewis, at Park­ 70 Oak................................ 36 65 rebuilding road around Rock Poiut, property.
H E R E TO S T A Y !
on the Coos bay road- Said work
ersburg, and son, Tite Willard, now
The recent drouth in California Hnve you seen prosperity, Mr. Mill-hand,
JOINT DISTRICTS
will
be
permanent
aod
has
long
With
a
raise
in
the
wages
for
thee?
at Beaver Hill, all in this county.
has been tbe means of forcing O. no, it hns gone to some diatant land,
1 Hermann....................... 25 30 been needed.
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many oeopje tp leave that state aud
8ome land far o'er tho blue sea.
34
60
Minard
Bro’a
ore
tearing
down
Lake............
i
................
2
“ Taxpayer" is fretting bis giz­
loot for better prospects elsewhere. You mistake, 'twas to comp when Me got in,
and
rebuilding
the
abuttment
at
The
above
is
the
apportionment
zard in the Marshfield News over
Y ou Sleep In an A ir
Several families from the Golden
The mills were to start on ovary hand;
T h a t C u re s . . . .
the kick of other taxpayers at the of all the school funds, both slate tbe East Fork mills.
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON.
State have already reached Coos All the wheels of the factories were to spin
nnd
county,
now
in
the
hands
of
the
J.
G.
Bowlin
is
rnshing
the
And wages advance all o'e( this land.
new county court's action in alter­
lh e latest to arrive at
! 1 Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthms, Grip,
ehickeu trade in great shape.
He comity.
e l ia b l e
e s t im a t e s
on
all
ing the plans for the courthouse, county treasurer.
O. bnt that wns before the election
this
place
are
Mr.
ond
Mrs.
C.
H.
Throat aad Lung Troubles.
kinds of buildings. Plans and speci
W. H. B unch ,
is thinking of starting a chicken
That all these things were promised so free;
whereby the couuty will be a loser
Patterson and family from San ’ Twas to he brought by Dingley’s orotectiou, floations furnished on short notice.
County
Supt
market
at
Marshfield.
All
work
guaranteed.
[augi
71*
to the amount of not less than
Jnst by atopping importing goods free.
Nolaad Ingram and party killed Diego county, Mr. rd S Mrs. John
McKinley, Ore., Aug. 12, 1898.
31500, and have a frame building
Robinson of Sacramento.
They The time haa come—prosperity has not—
—
- ■■ ■ —
five
deer
on
tbeir
Brummitt
creek
BO Y E A R S ’
instead of brick. "Taxpayer,” eo- A l i r m a r k i b l « C u r e o f t h r a l l «
will undoubtedly settle in this
T o snob deluded dupes as we;
E X P E R IE N C E
bunt.
It has gone to those who toil nnd spin not
rnlled by himself, should show
■K a rr tier a .
locality
if
they
can
find
a
place
to
But have luxuries from our misery.
Rev. Mr. Burgess will preach at
hinraelf— the people would like to
snit.
Tbe party were joined at
In 1862, when I served my coun­
You’ ll bite it again when offered to yon,
see him and identify bis interests try as a private in Company A, 167th Dora od the 21 at.
Sacramento
by
Mrs.
Zesley
who
The allnriug bait of protection,
T be campmeeticg held at Fish-
with those of the people and their Pennsylvania Volunteers, I con­
The Sweetened by the bait of Hnnna. the Jew,
trap was a grand snccess, as several came here with the party.
expressed will.
But take your tracted chrouio diarrhoea.
Because yon'veno sense of reflectior .
It has were converted under the preach­ latter is from Missouri and is .1
V.
medicine.
given me a great deal of trouble ing o f Revs. Taylor and Epperly. Bister of Mrs. Patterson. They are
I RADE m A H K *
D e s ig n s
John Moomnw, wife and two ever since, I have tried a dozen
all
well
pleased
with
Bandon
and
Didn’t Want Much.
T be Adventist meeting held at
C o pyr ig hts A c .
T H E P IL L O W -IN H A L E R
children, returned from southern different medicines nnd several
A n y o n e «end ing a «ketch and description m ay
is a p il l o w s o co n s tr u c te d a n d s o c h a r g e d
Gravel Ford was well attended and its surroundings.
quickly ascertain our opinion fr e e w hether an
t
h
a
t
it th r o w s o ff a v a p o r d u r i n g a l l t h e i
California yesterday aDd will make prominent doctors without any per­
Here is an advertisement from
Invention is probably patentable. Com m unica­
nine were jtdded to the church aud
n ig h t.
W ith e v e r y b r e a th t a k e n in to th e
tion«* «trictly confidential. H a n d bo o k on P aten t«
their home with us once more. manent relief.
ItW Y bofly say« So.
Not long ago a three a short time back, making
b o d y it d ir e c tly a p p lie s to th e in fla m e d i
the copy of an English provincial
«ent free . O ldest agency for securing patent«.
a ir -p a s s a g e s o f th e h e a d , th r o a t a n d lu n g s
P aten t* taken th rough M an n A Co. reoelvo
Cascaret* Candy Cathartic, the mo»t won­ journal:. "Wanted, for a sober fam­
They left the others o f their Family friend sent mo a sample bottle of
tptcial
notice,
w
ith
o
u
t
c
harge
,
in
the
a
th
o
r
o
u
g h ly d is in fe c te d a n d p r o p e r ly i
twelve in all.
derful medical discovery of the ape, p eas-
m ed ic a te d a ir to » o o th e a n d cu re th e m .
quite well, but crops are a failure, Chnrnberlnin's Colic, Cholera and
O. S. Coleman and Arthur Mn- ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently ily, a man of light weight, who
T H B O N L Y K N O W N M E A N S FOR
watf r scarce and too high for irriga­ Diarrhma Remedy, and after that I
and positively on kidneys, liver nnd bowels,
L O N G -C O N T I N U R D I N H A L A T I O N .
I
reen were ordained deacons and F. cleansing the entire system, dispel colds4 fears the Lord and can drive a pair
A h a n d so m ely illustrated w eekly. L argest cir­
I t h a s c u re d t h o u s a n d s o f s tu b b o r n 1
tion purposes, aud very hot weather bought and took a 50-cent bottle;
culation o f an y scientific lo n m a l. T e rm s.
a
c a s e s a f te r a ll o th e r r e m e d ie s h a d fa ile d . I
8. Bunch, elder.
The meeting euro headache, fevef, habitual constipation of horses. He must occasionally
y e a r : fo u r m onths, |L Sold by all new sdealers.
S e n d fo r fr e e d e s c rip tiv e p a m p h le t a n d ■
prevailing. Mr. Moomaw’s (sen­ and uow I can say that I am entirely
hilloiiftneaa. Please buy snd try a box wait at table, joiu the household
wound up by George Johnson aud and
te s tim o n ia ls ; a u d k i n d l y b e s u re to m e n - I
of C. C. C to-day; 10, 3.\ Mi cents. Hold and
ior) health ia very good, hence he cured. I cannot be thankful enough
t io n t h is p a p e r.
prayer,
look
after
the
horses
and
guaranteed
to
cure
by
all
druggists.
B r a n d i ©ffloe. 825 F S t.. W a s h itngton,
in g to n , I D . C.
Miss Laura Eudicott being, joined
lemnius there.
P I L L O W - I N H A L E R C O .,
to you for this great Remedy, and in lawful wedlock on tbe morning
read chapter of tbe Bible.
He
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3 1 C o r c o r a n H u U d ln * , W a s h i n g t o n , (
Notice
to
Taxpayers.
County Superintendent Bunch recommend it to all suffering vet­ o f the 8tb.
must,
God
willing,
arise
nt
7
o’clock
| Marshfield ban. i
D . C ., o r 1 4 0 9 C h e s tn u t S treet» •
P h il a d e l p h i a , P a .
|
If iu doubt write me.
and Prof. J. C. Logan of Bnndon erans.
Twenty dollars in tha bands of
J o in Beattie, the hlacksand in the morniug and obey his master
o t i c e is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t
constituted the board o f examiners Yours grutofully, H enry S tf . inberger , G. P. Miller for a person finding miner, wns in town this week. Ho in all lawful commands; if ho can
the Board of Equalization for tbe
Sold by R. S. one passage in the Bible to keep reports A. B. Senl doing nicely iu dress hair, siug psalms aud play at County o f Coos and State of Oregon will
in this city Issr week.
The work Allentown, Pa.
attend at the office of the County Clerk of
was completed by Friday at noon. Knowlton.
cribbage,
the
more
agreeable.
the First day of tbe week as the bis mine near Randolph.
said county, at Coquille City, C ooh county,
—.
. « » »«
■- ■ —
There were only fiye applicants,
Wages 18 guineas a year.”
Oregon, on the
«Iny o l AutcuNt,
Sabbath.
f You ean
The cannery has started to pnek
A. I>. IH1W, the samo being the last
and tho following passed:
Miss' Evangelist E. A. Bos» and wife,
I f the Advents keep the whole salmon. Max Timmerman deliv­
Monday
in
said
month,
at
the
hour
of
9
■
be cured
Evening
Telegram:
Last
night’s
aud
Mr.
ned
Mrs.
Ramsey,
o
f
Ken­
Tillie Gamble, 1st grade; Misses
law, they will have to work 6ii days
o’clock a. m. o f said day, and publicly
I f y o u suffer from any o f the
tailing of the steamer Elder for examine the assessment rolls and correct
Uima Lukens, Margaret Stevens tucky, reached here yesterday aud as well as rest the seventh, nnd I ered the first fish of the season.
ills o f men, come to th e old ext
John Wicklaud, the fisherman,
ail errors in valuation, description or qual­
took tbe boat today for n brief visit
Specialist on the Pacific Coast»
and Maud Garfield, 3d grade.
am afraid some of them will fall brought a white bass to town yps- Alaskan ports with a ha-.idful of ity o f lands, lots or other property.
OR. JORDAN & 00.»
passengers aud a small cargo needs
Now, therefore, all persons haying busi­
Grandma Bunch nnd daughter, h I the beach. They will return to abort.
f OBI Market St
Est'd 1862.
D on R ex .
ierdsy, which he caught while drift­ no comment The Telegram’s oft- ness before the said Board of Equalization
Y o u n g m e n and m i d d l e
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Mi»» Mae, formerly residents here, this place Mooday and then go to
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_
n e e d m e n who are suffering
ing for salmon. The bass weiglipd repeated warnings to fortune-hunt­ will «.ake notice and appear at the time and
Myitle
Point.
We
had
a
pleasant
came down from their home nt
place aforesaid and make due complaint,
Riverton Reverberations.
from the effects o f youthful indiscretions or ex­
about 50 pounds nud is the first ers have had their effect. It is an­ otherwise the assessment will stand as
cesses in maturer years. Nervous and Physical
Gravel Ford last Friday to visit call. Rev. E A. R >sa aud wife
D e b i l i t y , I n i p o l e n e y .L o s t . U n n h o o d
|
returned
by
the
assessor.
that has been caught this seaaon. other vivid illustration that every­
in all its complications; b » p e r m a t o r r h c p ® ,
and be present at the Adventist will n o w make Oregon tbeir home,
Riverton, Ang 15.— D. H. Camp­
Witness my hand this 1st day of Angust.
P
r o sta to rr h c e a , flo n o i r h n a , G le e t,
It
is
considered
by
epicures
to
locating
at
Eugene.
one
not
only
reads
The
Telegram,
1818.
K.
H.
HANSEN,
F r e q n e n e y o r V lr ln a s t ln v , e t f . B y a
meetings which have been held
bell A Co, have placed a boiler aod
combination o f remedies, o f great curative pow­
be
the
fiueat
fish
that
swims.
Assessor of Coos county, Oregon.
ans2
4t
but
reposes
confidence
in
what
it
hers
for
several days
past.
United States Marshal Houser pump ia Ibeir mine. . They started
er, the D octor has so arranged his treatment
that it will not only afford immediate relief but
Andrew Landels, better known contains. Just now Alaska is no
Grandma Bunch is enjoying greatly returned I hr I Friday from Pen­ pumping out tbe water Inst Satar-
permanent cure. T h e Doctor does not claim to
"Sw ipes," returned yesterday place for adventurers nor common
perform miracles, but is well-known to be a fair
improved health.
dleton. The hot weather in east­
Astoria Daily Budget; It is just
and square Physician and Surgeon, pre-eminent
laborers.
That
country
is
over­
reports
Alei
George Martin has purchased a £roui Bkagwsy. He
a little late in the day for the queen
in hi* specialty— D I * e a # M * n o f M e n .
Rev. H. F. Burgess, of Auburn, ern Oregou haa made it pretty
stocked
with
both
classes
who
are
Ketu,
Emer-
My p h i 11 « th o ro u g h ly eradicated fro m th e
! Sutherland. Johnny
regent of Spain to appeal for clem-
• jr w jn w ith o u t using J le r e a ir .r ,
Cal., ia taking a vacation in tins hard on uieu working in tbe har­ house and lot o f J. H. Tiroon.
suffering
for
the
plainest
commodi­
E V E R Y M A N applying to os will re­
M. W. McCormoc and family w ill! ">»/ «rry, Edward “ »»w ood and
j eney on tho ground that she is a
couuty. Mr. B is the s o n in-law vest fields, aod many of- them
live our h o n e s t o p in io n o t his complitint.
ties of life.
Wait till next year,
W e w ill G u a ra n tee a P O S IT IV E C U R K i n
o f our Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Abei nalhy have given not. At UuiHtilla lately soon move into tbe Peterson build- ^1 -Solon, all o f Marshfield, work- when interior travel will be cheaper, I mother. The sailors of the Maine
e
v
e r y c a te w e undertake, o r fo r fe i t One
j
J ing in that city anJ doing well.
and the brave men who died on the
Thsosand D ollar«.
of Dora, and witb a son o f the it was 111 in the shade.
Consultation F R E E and strictly private.
Archie Bontnn will move in the All Sloan is boas o f a gang of men speedier and less fraught with dan­ | slope of the hill at San Juan, in the
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latter visited in Coquille two or
CHARGES VE RY_RKAS0SABLE. Treat-
To Cur« Coitwti|>«tlon Forever.
ment personally or b y letter. Send
Si
railroad snd is getting f o ot ger.
for book.
brush before ElCaney and in the
three days the past week, taking Take Caecaret« C.indv Cathartic. Ifle or 16« house purchased by Geo. Martin. OD
-T h e PhlloHopMt o f M
H arriage,’*
f f C. C C. fall to euro, druggist* refun«\ nx'ftex
A report was received in Silverton trenches about Santiago, had moth­
D. H. Campbell and family have P*r ""y -
free. ( A valuable book for men.)
part in the conniy W. C. T. U. con­
•
*
▼ ISIT DB. JORDAN'S
vention'.
A great crowd in expecting to go moved into tbe E. J. Price house.) Under orders from Adjutant- : of the death of Lawrence R. Van ers Aud those mothers had kings
G re a t M u s e u m o f A n a to m y
Last Thursday eye J. H. Titnon General Tattle a military corn- Valkenburg, a Silverton boy, who , for sons. The queen regent is well
You invite disappointment when to Halidoti from this neighborhood
the finest and largest Museum o f its kind in the
world. Com e and learn how wonderfully you
Some tapped e watermelon for the boy» pan* has beeu organized in Marsh- was in the battle of Santiago with educated and in a position to have
you experiment.
PeWitt'x Little during the eucampnjeot.
are m ade; how to avoid sickness and disease.
First case in the justice's court field snd is ready to be mustered company H, Fourth United States kaown the power of the United
W e are contiaually adding new specimen
will
go
tomorrow,
though
the
en­
Early Riser» are pleasant, e B a y ,
C A T A L O G U E F R E M . CaA or w rite.
infantry.
He
was
the
son
of
H.
S.
here
*
u
commenced
last
Monday
in,
the
requisite
number
of
signa-
i
States.
She
should
have
borne
in
thorough little pills.
They cure campment «rill not begin till the
« 1 0 5 1 Market Street. San Francisco, C a t
;
Van
Valkenburg.
of
that
place.
tlie
8th,
but
was
dimnimed,
there
lure»
having
been
readily
obtained,
mind
that
she
was
a
queen
and
a
constipation and sick headache just da> following—Thursday.
being
no
cause
of
action.
This
is
au
effort
in
the
right
direc-
mother
before
she
allowed
her
peo-
Work has been suspended indefi­
ns sure as you tuke them.
R. 8
Clarenee Lowe came up from
Cbarles Moon, one of Coqo*lle’s tion and should have the encour- nitely at the Pennsylvania railroad i pie to engage in a hopeless war.
Knowlton.
Eyening Telegram:
Governor
Benicia, Cal., on
the Areata, legal fraternity, made Riverton a »cement of every right thinkiog car and locomotive shops in Altoona. Tbe sentimental side of the ques­
Sheriff Gage purchased and had reaching this place on the traiu yes­ business call last Saturday.
citizen on Coos bay. The orgnm- Between two aud three thousand tion disappeared when war was de- Lord, in a Utter to the New York
Journal, expresses himself unequir-^
delivered at bia home yesterday terday and then proceeded home­
J. V. Foster,our road supervisor, zation has been endorsed by the men arc laid off.
| dared. It is now down to the hard
ocally in favor of restoring the Phi-
the very handsome piano brought ward to Bnndon. He report» busi­ is having the new road opened. Coos Bay Chamber of Commerce
Blanco telegraphed to Madrid facts and Spain must take what she ippiues to Spain. This is somewhat
by R. A. Wise (o f the firm i.f ness much depressed.
That road i» undoubtedly a nee- and the Jeadiug business men of recently that Cervera ought to be ’ can gst.
remarkable as coming frofc one of
Clark Wise A Co.) from San Fran­
Capt. Lenevs will make runs eaaity to the people on the west the town and will be a success as relieved of his command. It struck
Portland
Evening
Telegmm Revolutionary stock. However, the
cisco
It is a fine instrument and
witb the steamer Fawn daily dur- side o f the river. Now is the time) well as a gentle reminder that Coos Schley in the same way.
Cervera (Rep,); Secretary Day’s retirement governor docs not express the sen­
cost 3425.
ing the encampment at Baudon,I to have that road connected with bay is in the ranks of the great is now relieved.
from the state department will not timent of the state whose chief ex­
C. H. Bnrggraf, supervising ar­ leaving this place at 7 45 each day. j the Coquille and Marshfield road, procession,
The Pullman Palace Car Co. has embarrass the administration.
In ecutive he ie. The people of the
chitect on both tbs courthouse and
thereby giving ns all aa egress in
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“
G. A. R. reunion and encamp­ that direction.
new public school building, is ex­
U onna A sa .
A stubborn cough o f tickling in imported fifteen skilled laborers fact, national prosperity would sur­ state of Oregon are first, last »nrl
, ____
; the throat yields to One Minute from Csnada to work st its model vive McKinley's withdrawal to Can- | all the time agaiust removing the
pected to arrive today and drive ment Imgins at Uaodon Thursday,
D. C. Herrin, wh* visited thi* Cough Cure.
Harmless in »ff<*et, plant, in violation of the contract t o D , and the retirement of most of j American flag from any soil where
stakes till tbe buildings are com­ and continues three days.
his “ chief clerks’’ to their respective ■ once it in planted, McKinley and liis
pleted and turned over to tbe au­
R. D. Burgess came over from ronnty in the interest of the A. O. touches the right sp ot reliable and labor law.
' homes. How weary their persnnal- j cabinet to the contrary • uotwitb-
Educate Yonr Bowels With Cwacaret«.
thorities.
the bay yesterday aud will remain U. W , baa been elected grand just w bat ia wanted. Itactsatoncc.
Candy Oatbartl»*, cure constipation forever. I ities are recently making the nation ! i standing.
|R S. Knowlton.
I master of the ordir.
10c tfo It C C C. fail, drug*i«u refund money
SE T S,w1“ awhile.
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