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G oqpcill* EKiJ J p i f i l l s T U E SD A Y , AUQUM I 23, 189& PIJBLWHED E VE RY TUESDAY E. Pannenlienr J. 8. X fK w tl J. S. MCK\VEN & CO. Editors and Proprietors.____ _ Devoted to tbe material and anoint up- bailding o f the «ioqnille Valley particularly and o f Gooe Comity generally. Subscription, per year, in advance, $2. L P . F1HHEK, M w m r u A D U t r w w o Aaam r 21 M erch a n t*' l i c h e n « # . Han F ran ciaco la o a r a u t h o r is e d » « o u t . T h is p a p e r la kep t o n Ale at his office Congressman Tongue is to make a trip to Alaska, starting this weak. Mrs. Tongue and daughter will ac company him. G ot . Budd, of California, has commuted the sentence of John Corbett, who had been serving a 5- years’ sentence at San QueDtiu pen itentiary, for burglary. He is a brother of "Gentleman Jim,” the pugilist. In a short while our American girls of plute blood and royal as pirations can buy Spanish titles at a greatly reduced rate, with the im becile, measly, chattering party-of- the-first-part thrown in—thanks to Dewey and Schley. ■. r - P. C. Corbett, father of James J Corbett, the pugilist, last Tuesday rooming, at San Francisco, shot and killed his wife, and then turned the weapon upon himself with fatal effect. Mr. C. had been in poor health for some time, by which it is believed his mind was impaired and in a spell of temporary insanity therefrom be committed this awful deed. Death was instantaneous in both esses. B v n a r h a b lr C u re •! D lia r r b e r a . C la ra n te In 1862, wheD I served my coun try as a private in Company A, 167th Pennsylvania Volunteers, I con tracted chronic diarrhoea. It has given me a great deal of trouble ever since, I have tried a dozen different medicines and several prominent doctors without any per manent relief. Not long ago n friend sent me a sample bottle of Chamberluin's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and after that I bought and took a 50-cent bottle; and now I can say that I am entirely cured. I cannot be thankful enough to you for this great Keroedy, and recommend it to all suffering vet erans. If in doubt write me. Yours gratefully, H enry S t e in b e b o e ii , Allentown, Pa. Sold by R. S. Knowlton. From Coos to D ou gin — Snap Shots. The Phaser*' Reunion Death In Battle at Santiago of Hare. One Known Was held at Myrtle Point on Mon The H e k a t . d has been permitted day, 15th inst. We meutioued in items elsewhere, which we gleaned to scan a letter from J. 8. Langs from attendants, as to the success ton, of Cerrillos, N. M , to his wife, o f the eveut, and why the attend who is in the army and partici ance was not as large as was ex-i pated in tbe battle of Santiago, pected, but the social features aod Cuba. It is an interesting letter generally good time were not ab and gives from his stand-point a graphic account o f the fighting sent. The exercises were held in Dix- j and criticisms o f official shortcom But the on’s grove, close to town, and were [ ings in some iustsnces. most interesting pait to the H e k - as follows: ald ' s readers is wherein he makes MONDAY MORNING PROGRAM. Song by the Octet club— “ In ! personal mention o f tbe heroism Havana Harbor;” address of wel and death of one who bad resided come by L. A. Roberts; response in this section awhile and was on part of tbe pioneers by Judge known to a good many of our cit J. tfeDry Schroeder, president; izens. Comrade Langston writes solo by Mrs. W. H. Brown; recita thns about nis friend: “ Our loss tion by Katie Border; select read in the two and a half days’ fight ing by Misa Laura W ise; annual ing was about 1200 killed and Our regiment lost 2 address by Hou. 8. H. Hazard; wounded. soug by the Octet club— “ Old captains killed, 1 captain woonded, 5 lieutenants wounded and 156 en Folks at Home.” President J. H. Scbroeder then listed men killed and wounded. This out o f 450 men. Our troop announced a free basket dinner, which proved a veritable feast and lost Clay Green and J. Robertson killed and 10 wounded. This out was partaken of by all who wished. of 59 men engaged. It was an occasion, too, of hand “ Clay Green died killing Span- shaking and rnuewal of “ auld laog syne” acquaintanceships among the inrds at the top of the hill we first took, aod without pain. He knew pioneers and friends from all parts. The business meeting was called Ibe moment be was bit that it at 2:30 p. m., President Schroeder meant death, and be said so." Farther ou the writer sayt: in tbe chair. After a few appro “ Write to Mrs. Green [Clay priate and cheerful introductory remarks, the president officially Green's mother] and tell her I buried Clay, And am going as soon stated the absence o f Secretary as 4 o ’clock comes today to fix up Dodge, whereupon Mrs. Fannie G. his grave so it cannot become lost.” Dixon was chosen secretary protein. Clay Green lived in Coos county Secretary Dodge was greatly some moutlis, piiucipally at Myrtle missed, for be is a storehouse of Porot and was a cousin of W. T. information ou all subjects and Lewis. Tbe Intter married our specially familiar with the erseu- Miss Ida Fox. daughter o f Mr. and tials of the pioneers’ organization Mrs. J. B. Fox o f this city, and and needs, hut Mrs. Dixon spared now lives in Jackson county, Ore no pains to be social, agreeable and gon. Mr. Green also visited our useful, and acted her part admir section frequently. ably. The following were then elected County Superintendent W. H. ns officers o f the association for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. E Bunch has had to cancel the dates M. Lock bait, o f Marshfield; vice for the teachers’ institute, owing presidents, Hon. J. Henry Schroe to tbe inability o f State Super der, o f Arago, and Hon. S. H. intendent Ackerman to be present Hazard, o f Empire; secretary and at the dates sat, and upon whom historian, Hon. Orvil Dodge; treas be is mainly depending for outside help. Now, however, Prof. Bunch, urer, B. F. Boss, o f tbe bay. Marshfield was then selected as acting upon the advice o f a tele the place for bolding the next gram from Prof. Ackermnn, has annual meeting, and the date Aug. set Monday, September 19th, as (lie date— and place, Myrtle PoiDt. 15, 1899. 8, B. Cntbcnrt, S. H. Hazard. This we are authorized to an- Judge Lowe, Daniel Giles and nounce. Mra Fred Schroeder wpre appoint'd Whetstone’s orchestra of this as i. committee to confer with and place furnished the music for the assist Historian Dodge in closing veterau’s ball at Baudon last Sat up tbe busiuess o f the publication urday night. Jim Whetetone and o f the pioneer history in hand. A George Leach went down last Sat vote of tlmnkB was unanimously urday, while others of the orches voted to Mr. Dodge for bis faith tra were there enjoying the eocump- fulness, diligence and ability em ment and other attractions await- ployed in the arduous duly of com tog tbe coming of the leader*. A piling a history of the pioneers of grand affair is reported. Coos and Curry counties. The Capt. W. W. Shields nnd family motion was made l>y Mrs. W. D left today on their route to Pull L. F Smith man, Wash., after a brief stay at A resolution o f thanks to the several points on the way, includ citizens o f Myrtle Point for their ing a week or so at Portland, a cordial reception and kindnesses on month at SDokane, and tbence to this occasion was passed. tho Palonse country. He is cou Mrs. Fannie O. Dixon, 8. H. nseled with the work o f God's Hazard and W. D. L . F. Smith Regular Army. were appointed a oommittee on Mrs. D. R. T oy visited Beaver condolence. On motion o f Daniel Giles, a Hill iu tbe interest o f their agency resolution o f thanks was tendered in aluminum ware. Mr. and Mrs. to the press o f the county for fa lo y have established such a trade by fair dealing and representing vors. The following pioneers were in such honest goods that they are attendance: Mr. and Mrs. VV. D- now receiving orders by mail from L. F. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. all parts of the county. Osthcart, Mr. anil Mis. C. Hillrorn, Work o f laying tbe brick foun- Mrs. E. M. Lockhart, Mrs.OleHan- dation at the new achoolbouae was sen, Mrs. Kruse, Mrs. S. A Mirore, begun yesterday morning. Char Mrs. Emma Nasbnrg, Mrs. A. D ley Meier, an old and experienced Walcott, Mrs. O. E Smith, Mrs bricklayer, baa the contract aod we Martensen, Mrs. Dillon, Mr. and are assured D o t only understands Mrs. E. B. Dean, Mr. and Mrs. S. bat is executing the business in a H. Hazard. Jonathan Hodson, Mrs. first-class manner. Elizabeth Dean, Mr. and Mrs J. Jim Hayes and family came over Henry Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Schroeder, Mr. end Mrs from Empiie last Saturday and John Kronenberg, Isaiah Hacker, have been visiting Grandpa on(l Judge D. J. Lowe, Mrs J**8 W il Grandma Hayes, Mrs. Jenkins and liams, Joseph Haines, Daniel An family and Ev Hayes’ fnmily. derson, Mr. and Mrs. E. Bender, Tb s morning Jim look his . team Mrs. Fannie G. Dixon, Mrs. Her and made a trip to Myrtle Point. mann, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wise, You invite disappointment when C'apt. W. H Harris, Jerry Haines, you experiment. DeWitt’s Little George Stand, Mr. Charles Schroe- Early Kisers are pleasant, easy, der, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Giles, thorough little pills. They cure and including the younger mem constipation aod sick headache just bers of many o f the families. as sure as you take them. R S. The Pioneers’ Association of Knowlton. Coos and Corry counties was or. Our friend Charley Pendleton gaoized at Ibis place Nov. 5. 1891, hence this present reunion was the showed np last week, quite oa- 8lb. Many r f the members failed tooked for by ninny, from San to attend, for one cause and an Frauciaco, where be is iu business. other, end much regret was ex He will only visit s brief spell, as pressed for their absence. Giandma bis presence is demanded already. Along Ihe Line, Ang. 20.—N. E. Harry is making aninft very need ful improvements on tbe old Coos bay wagon road, and they are all O. K. That road is in betler con dition now then it has been for years past. Quite an accident happened to Mr. Stnrmer's team rear the county line between this and Douglaa, on tbe old Coos bay road. One of tbe team stepped on the end of s stick, which Hew up sud caught the auitnal in the Hank, cutting her so badly that her entrails came ont. Mr. St. rmer came op the road and met n young man, hut oould get no satisfactory help from biro, aud a little farther on mit GeorgeMartin with two passengers, and he told him be could not do anything that ooght to be done under the circumstances, but Mr. Frasier, one of his passengers, bad some tools, among which were a scratch-awl and pair o f pliers, and all bauda rushed to the unfortu nate animal, but too late to do any. thing toward relieving the brute from its intense suffenug only by killing her. We had no gun, nor anything bat an ax to dispatch the animal with. Mias Alice Htemler, a Misa Manson and a boy were with Mr. Stormer when tbe acci dent happened. They went over IStAta 111-Mils- House to get a horse to get their hack oat with. Thomas K w raou has a crew of men workiaffi on the Brumraitt creek b rid g e 'm d they ere getting along nicely. James Barton cat his foot badly while at work oo the bridge. Mis. N. E. Harry went down to Coquille City with George Martio to nave some dental work done. Hermann was present and was She will visit at Coquille and vi warmly greeted. Hon. Binger cinity until Monday and return ; Hermann, her son, failed to reach home with Mr. Martin, who makes ! home iu time, owing to the press weekly trips to Knaeburg. 1 o f business as commissioner of the The canyon here is full of fish ! general land office st Washington. ermen. They say tbs fishing is His many friends would have fins. I tf . mizer . warmly welcomed him. Hon. O. Dodge failed to get home to take part in the Pioneers' annual reunion at Myrtle Point, hut expects to get borne this week. Mrs. FsoDie G. Dixon acted as secretary iu bis stead. A stubborn cough or tickling in the throat yields to One Minute Cough Cure. Harmless in sffect, Tha taking off o f ibe steamer E. G. Merwin, C. E , is repre Fulton from Portland and Coos senting the Hauhoiu-Perris Map touches tbe right spot, reliable and bay was a mistake and injurious Co. of San Francisco in Coos just what is wanted. It acts atonce. to tbe trada between this section county, iu the interest o f the in R S. Knowlton. ad Portland. A good business surance turn o f that city iu prep, Misses Alice, Jo and Millie Bey was springing np, bnt this act burnt aration of official maps of the aev. ers came to town last Sunday with our fingers very badly, and it will eral tonne. He was busy in this their brother Creed, and brought 1« a long while before oar people city last week, and has in prepara Mr. Boulell's little folks in to will take tbs risk again. A large tion a 3-sheet map of Coquille spend a day with papa. coa n tity of goods were purchased City. He will finish not ouly a The hand boys have arranged a no 1 ordered to this place on hei, good general map o f the place, but splendid program for an enter aside of her usual tiaffic with Ibe it will be especially accurate iu de tainment at their hall Saturday the bay, and was badly needed, tails fo r use o f several insurance uight. Don’t miss it. wbeu without warning she was agencies at San Francisco, who will Judge Watson, o f Marshfield, drawn oil and put on another ruu have data at hand to quality a II to the damage ot shippers. risks of agents taken iu this loeal- has been spending several daya in this place on legal business. Marshal McDonald baa moved Itj. Mi. M is a pleasant gentle man. an expert in his line o f map- BertTnttle is at Marshfield plac into Ihe Collier building, near T. A . Walket'e, lately vacated by G. drawing, an d veil pleased with ing the new boiler aod repairing machinery on the steamer Alert. L. Wheeler. 1 oUl const section. Y our friends may smile But that tired feeling Means danger. It Indicates impoverished And impure blood. This condition may Lead to serious illness. It should be promptly Overcome by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, W hich purifies and Enriches the blood, Strengthens the nerves, Tones the stomach, Creates an appetite, And builds up, Energizes and vitalizes The whole system. Be sure to get Only H ood’s. lUnrabtlMd Sno.i A large forest fire has been rag- ing this week in tbe vioinity of Pony slough. L . H. Hazard ADd wife SDdC. M. Byler und wife arc camped ou the head-waters of South! Coos river. J. 8. Dillard, a government coal expert, is on tbe bay gathering np information relative to the coal de posits o f Coos county. Ed Sherwood, of Myrtle Point, was in town Monday rounding up 74 head o f cattle to be shipped to San Francisco on tbe Empire. W. U. Douglas left yesterday overland for San Francisco. He is a delegate to tbe head camp session W. of W. to be held in that city on the 22d inst. The barkeutine C. C. Funk, built at Marshfield a number of years ago, is reported wrecked ofl the coast o f Tasmania. Only two lives on board were saved. Dr. O. W. Tower, W. W. CatliD and W. 9. Chaudler, visited Glas gow tbis week for the purpose of inspecting the coal prospect at that place, apd fouud everything satisfactory. K. A. Graham has chartered stpamer to i carry coal fiom Lis “ Klondike” mine. Tbe steamer has a capacity of 600 tons, has fine passenger accommodations nud is expected beie in a month. A poatoffiee has been established at May, Coos county, O r, which will be snoplied by special service from M&'sbfinld. Peter Peterson Ims been appointed postmaster, says a Washington disputcb o f the 19th inst. C a p r a iD J. H. Simpson has pre sented to Governor Lord a petition for tbe pardon o f his eou, Frank SimpsoD. p ie governor will ren der his decifi in as io n as he io - turns to Salem from his outing at Newport. 1 andon Recorder. I The re* ral services, conducted nightly it their tent by Elders Cbase an Holt, are attracting large crowfa. Tbe services being held in thavicinity o f tbe camps give that ed of the town qnite an animated aipearance these days. Tbe fcUw captured at Port Orford justsfter he hud fired the saloon at ,hat place is Darned Kisser H> is tbe same individual who fired ke warehouse at that place. H e * now in the Cnrry county jail nwaitiog trial at tbe uext term olcourt in September. T b e re ce u co t in tbe price of brnom-hnndts has caused tbe man ufacturers althe faotory here to reduce the wges of the employes. Several of be latter refused to work under eduction and there- fore the mi. has been runDiDg short-bnudediuring tbe past week. I d i r t U T n r (• w ots W i l l C s M a r t t a Candy Catbarttacure rs constipation forever. foreveu druggist» refund 109 . 36 s. lfC.aO.iU»“ • money Gravel ftrd Gleaning*. Latest War News. ! DEAN'S LIVERY, FEED 1 SALE STABLE All the Philippines Were Surrendered. Hong Kong, Aug. 17.— The terms of surrender to Admiral Dewey and General Merritt'are as follows: Capitulation of all the Philip pines. Officers allowed to retain their swords and personal effects, but not their horses, during their stay in Manila. Prisoners of war surrendering their arms will have necessary sup- plies provided from the treasury. When that is exhausted tho Ameri cans are to make provision. All public property is surrendered. Tbe future disposition of the Spanish troops who surrendered is to be determined by negotiations beCween the respective governments. Anns may be returned, at General Merritt’s discretion. Banks will continue to operate under existing regulations, which are subject to change by the United States government The commissioners who signed the terms of capitulation »re: For America — General Greene, Colonels Whittier and Crowder and Captain Lawbecton. For Spain — Colonels San Jose María Laguon, Felin Don Caídos Reye and General Don Nicolas de La Pela y Cuellas. A . B . D e a n , P ro p rie to r. Successor to Nos'.er Bro's. General Graying and Hauling a Specialty. Commercial Men Promptly and Safely Delivered at Any Point. Good Rigs. Spanking Teams. Reasonable Rates. G O Q U II s I a B First Street, C IT Y y - s OREGON. Near Odd Fellows’ H all, OUTHERN OREGON TATE # NORMAL # SCHOOL, A s h la n d , O regon. OCATED in that part o f Oregon which is noted for its fine climate, good health •XOSIWal water and Urge peaches. L This school has a regular Normal course o f four years. Other lines o f study are sob-normal, college prepriratjry, music and art courses, special studies, teachers* review classes. The normal senior class practice teaching throughout the year under the direct supervision o f n lborough critic teacher. Tbe training school is graded. Grades aocepted from good schools. The regular normal school diploma is granted, qood anywhere in the state without further examination. EXPENSES: All expenses for school year, $12.“»; not including books, $115. N ext school year opens September 5th. For catalogue or information, address, W . T VAN SCOY, President. JOHN KAINO MARTIN BUBS THE MARSHFIELD LAST BATTLE OF THF. WAIL Hong Kong, Aug. 17.— Manila was surrendered, after a nominal defense, on Saturday, August 16th. NORTH FRONT STREET. The American flag now flics over the capital of the Philippines. The M A R S H F IE L D . capture of the city was accomplished without great expenditure of life. LL KINDS o f blacksmith work and I was present during the operations wagon work, new or repair work, done on short notice. and have just arrived here with the story. WE GUARANTEE OUR WORK Manila newspapers on August 5 To g i.c satisfaction. Gome and see us. KAINO *t KUSSEL. published the news that Captain n o v lim i General Augusti bed been super seded by Segundo Cabo Don Fer mín Jaudenes, and referred in terms of contempt to the Yankees. HOLBROOK, MERRILL MUSTERING OUT OF TBOOPS BEGUN. k STETSON ............ Washington, Aug. 16.—It hns Also BRIDGE k BEACH been determined by the authorities to muster out troops at once to the S T O V E S ' — ---------- number of 75,000. This will in clude artillery and cavalry tirst. and any other ani Wapmtes, A CALL FOR ::: Doors, Windows HORRIBLE OUTRAGES. Building Committed by Spanish In Porto Rico, Being Avenged by the Citizens. Material, Or any and everything carried in a First-class Hardware Store. J. J. LAMB. Ponce, Aag. 20.— A war of retalia tion against the Spanish residents of the island, within the American lines, is thieatened; retaliation for the horrible outrages committed by the HERE TO STAY! Spaish troops nt Ciales, where over eighty persons are said to have been macheted by the soldiers. The revolting details of the butcher Contractor and Builder, ing of men and women, the ravish COQUILLE CITY, OREGON. ing of young girls, and nameless mutilations, have stirred a cry for e l ia b l e e s t im a t e s on all kind, of baildine.. Plan« nnd Bpeci vengeance. Early this morning the licHtion. farnmhed on short notice. natives burned the town of Costa, All work an.rnnteed. [angl7ti seven miles from here. Tbe Spanish residents fled for their lives. BO YEARS’ EXPERIENCE Throughout the surrounding coun try the Spaniards are terror stricken and are appealing to Americans for protection. Today’s editions of two papers which hysterically demanded vengeance and the expulsion of all TRADE M ARKS Spau:sh born residents, were sup D e s ig n s pressed by the military authorities, C opy n i g h t s Ac. Anyone sending m sketch and description who are doing all in their power to quickly ascertain oar opinion free whether may an Invention la probably petenteble. Communica allay the fears of the Spanish inhab tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patent# sent free. Oldeet agency for securing patents. itants. Patent# taken through Munn A Co. receive The Wonders of Science l.iiii’i Troubles and Consumptioa Cas lie Cured. A n K m i n r n t H e w Y o r k C h e m i s t s tu d S c I r u l t N t N a l i r s n F r e e O IT rr to O u r K c a d m , The distinguished New York chemist, T . A. Sloftnm, demonstrating bis discovery of a reliable nnd absolute cure for Conanmp- tion (Pulmonary Tuberculosis) nnd all bronchial, throat, lnng and chest diseases, stubborn coughs, catarrhal affections, gen eral decline and weakness, loss o f flesh, and all conditions o f wasting away, will send THREE FREE BOTTLES (all different) o f his Now Discoveries to uuv afflicted reaaor of tho Coquillo H erald writing for them. Ilia "New Scientific Treatment” has mured thousands permanently by its timely use. nnd he considers it a simple professioral duty to suffering humanity to donate a trial fo bis infallible enro. Science daily develops new wonders» and this grent chemist, patiently experimenting for years, has produced results ns beneficial to humanity as can be claimed by any modern genius. His assertion that lung troubles and consumption are cnmble m any climate is proven by “ heartfelt letters o f gratitude,” filed in his American and European laboratories in thousands from those cured in all parts o f the world. Medical experts concede that bronchial, chest and lung troubles lend to Consump tion, which, uninterrupted, means speedy and certain death. Simply write to T . A. Slocum, M. C., 98 Pine street, New York, giving postoffice and express address, and the free medioine will be promptly sent. Knfferers should take instant advantage o f bis generous proposi tion. Please tell the Doctor thnt yon saw his offer in the Coquille City H buald . I ll t ttf tf t lW L. ». M organ , 8 If HOURS Sf f f l 24 OUT O F Y*u Sl*ep In an Air ThatOuraa . . . . Catarrh, BroachitU, Asthma, Qrtfc Throat aa$ Lao* Trouble*. R P aten ts T H K P ILLO W -IN H A LE R Is a pillow so constructed and __ socharged . Jhnrged that it throwa off a vapor during all the night. 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Dr. Mils«' N .rrw P l v t e n Ke. at all druggist.. Ned Lawrence met with an acci dent at the mill tbis p. m., a pile of lumber falling nnd crushing bis right leg. Ho is getting around on crutches. No bones ware broken, we believe. »• Mew York C. BC. Washington. D P I L L O W - I N H A L E R C O ., S I Corcoran B u ild in g , W a sh in g to n , D. C ., or 1 4 0 9 Chestnut Street, P h ilad elph ia, Pa. Do You Know the News I ? a *»*»*»»»»# *»«— U r i l l You can 1 m U l . b e cared Tou can have it all for I f yon suffer from any o f the ( * ilia of men, come to the eldest Specialist on the Pacific Coast, I 1 M . IORDAN k C0.. Dr. Mile.* P a ls P ill, .t o p HMGaeM. Month 5 0 C Month Mre. C. Watkins aud daughter, Gravel Fof, Aug. 18.—The In The Evening Telegram, o f Port Miss Elsie Tilraan, came down from weather continBS warm. land, Oregon. Jt ie the largest even ing newspaper published in Oregon; J. D. Bennettis digging a well their North Fork home today. it contain? all the news of the state Mies Elsie will visit a few days near his new rSdence. and of tbe nation. Try it for a with Mrs. W. S. Perry. month. A aa-nple copy will be Mins Munsoowho ha.been visit- mailed to yon free. Address ing for sometiip with Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nosier, nnd THE TELEGRAM, Griffin, returnedo her home near Miss Mmnie, leave for a visit of a Portland, Oregon. Roeeburg this nek. few days in tbe mountains. Tbe friends ad relatives of Mr. ANTED-AGENTS FOB “ GLAD- and Mrs. R W.kirey were agree- •tone, H i» L ife en d P u blic H errices,” bv ablr surprised lursday to see their Ttaoe. W. H a n dford . A w on d erfu l story o f • g lo r i Notice to Taxpayers. career. O ver ®10 large, radiant pages. 100 smiling faces in their midst once ous su p erb , rare en g ra v in g s. R ich est, b ig g est, beat on ly en d orsed “ O la dston e b o o k ” p u b lish ed . o t i c e is h e r e b y o i v e n t h a t more. They wifcpend a month or O and nly 91.80. C om m ission , 50 per ce n t. C redit the Board of Equalization for tbe . F reigh t paid. Outfit free. D rop all trash six weeks visitin and renewing old a g n iv d en clear 9300 a m onth w ith the on ly true and Conn tv of Coos and State o f Oregon will attend at the office o f the County Clerk of g ood “ G la dston e b o o k .” Address T he D o m i n i o n acquaintances. C o m p a n y , D ept. 30, 3R2-3S6 D earborn street, C hi said county, at Coquille City, Coos county, Miss Edna Betett spent a few cago. fJunUtaeplB Oregon, o n t h e 3 9 t h d s j ’ o t A tta u x l, days last week wti her ount, Mrs., „ _ „ . . A . D . 1W N , the same being tbe last John Jsnkins, of pur town. , Cl*™ Shepard, widow of Monday in said month, at tbe hoar of 9 clock a. ro. o f said day, and publicly It has been roired abroad that Andrew Shepard, died at the home o’ examine the assessment rolls and correct the dread diseaR diphtheria was her son near Silverton. Mrs. All errors in valuation, description o r qual o f lands, lots or other property. raging at GravelFord. We are Shepard came to Oregon from Mie ity Now, therefore, all persons having busi here to say that och a rumor iB I eouri. crossing the plains in 1851, to ness before the said Board of Equalization will kske notice and appear at the time and false and unfoumd. There has ' S'lverton, where she resided up to plsoe aforesaid and make dne complaint, not been a case f diphtheria in j **»• tim]0,of her de»th* she WM 80 otherwise the assessment will stand as returned by the sasessor. this community fa years, and we J™™ ° “ * Witness my hand this 1st day o f Angnst, hope the pereontr persons who ' The cost to Uncle 8am of the war i aw. “ ------ ---------- K. H. HANSEN. r of Coos county, Oregon. have played suoh I active part in 1 up to date hot been $150,000,000. ang2 4t i will know in The Anal coat ie estimated at $800,- spreoding the ru the future wbereolhey speak. 000,000— and yet no indemnity ieto Io Cuba a bereaved family keeps Eight of Graverord's mmrods be demanded of Spain; our people the window* of their bouse shut took a trip to th«nountains lost went into the war just for the fun and darkened for six months. They week, as a result (Which eighteen of it. destroy the value of the clothing deer were killed.ibeeides other A special from Roelyn, Wash., j on the dead and back the coffin be smaller game. says Andrew Warge, an Austrian | fore buna]. This is done that there J. D. Bennett is iking extensive miner, this morning shot his wife, i may be nothing in the grave worth preparations to go i work on tbe two small children aod then killed thieving. Hoffman bridge t( 1st of next The American colony at New himeelf. Warge was insane. week. L it » W ardi South Wales has cabled the govern ment to hold the Philippines. W N »«# »# »»» 1061 Merkel St Sat’d 1862. T o w n « n e a aad we I d d i e . — — W e e d W ien who aresuflferinf from the effects of youthful indiscretions or e*- S i« , mall its complications; H p e r m a t a r r b w a , ' P r a e t a l e r r h o a , « o n e r r a M p a , « ll e e t , Pre#|«swMey m t 17r fB a t i n g , e t e . 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Come and learn Sow wonderfully rmi are made; bow to avoid sickness an I We are continually adding r-w «pcctaicns! CATALOorSL ERKS, t - “.er write. A (lingular formation has been found on the farm of William J. Cox, near Sbarpeburg Pa., which ic interesting to geological studsnta. It is a species of large stone which, when broken, discloses cavities about the size of a- teacup, each cavity filled with yellow, red, hlue, white or lead color sand os fine as powder, each cavity containing a distinct color. It is rumored that Captain Gen eral Blanco escaped from Havana on the steamer Montserrat and a war ship has been sent to head him off.
