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Newspaper Page Text«atiiiit ci»« Strali Coos County's Financial Statement—Official. Mail Robbery. Extremely Weak deans livery , feed a sale stable Sunday morning about 4 o clock the eastern tnni! from Myrtle Poiut T U E SD A Y , OTO, 4, 1898. fU.' SEMIANNUAL SUMMARY STATEMENT was robbed about mile beyond D eficient Blood C a u se s Loss of Appetite and Final Break D o w n - PITRL18HED EVERY TUESDAY Of the Financ ial Condition of the County of Coos, in the State of Ore. the town by u lone highwayman . Successor to Nosier Iiro'a. H o o d 's Sarsa p a rilla C ures. We have not yet learned whether gon, on the 30th day of September, A. I). 1898. 411 lo st m y ap p etite and abou t all I lived the robbor was masked or uot. K. I’ anneober* : 8. McEwen General Draying and Hauling a Specialty. Lou Baker, quite a young man, [ o n was iced lem on ade. M y stren gth was Date Amount. Commercial Men Promptly and Safely Liabilities. all g on e. I was so weak 1 co u ld hardly was driving. The robber stopped 1898 Editors and Proprietors. cross th e floor. A t last I was taken very Delivered at Any Point. the stage iu an open place aud de sick . O ne p h y sicia n to ld m e m y b lood Sept. 30 To warrants drawn on t h e eomity treasurer amt cmt- ■ $93,098 65 manded the registered pouch. 1 was all g o n e and he gave me m ed icin e but Good R igs. Spanking Teams, Reasonable Rates. D evoted to th e m aterial and «octal up- \ , standing and unpaid............................................. b a ild in g o f the OoqniEe Valley particularly 21,000 0() This he took into Judge Bender’s it d id n o t help m e. I had p retty m uch To estimated amount of interest accrued thereon. and o f Coos C ounty gen erally. $114,098 f t pasture and deliberately rifled aud lo st all fa ith in m ed icin es, b u t th o u g h t I Subscription, per year, in ad vance, $2. Total liabilities., then scumpered without leaviug a w o u ld g e t o n e b o ttle o f H o o d ’s Sarsapa Near Odd Fellows’ Hall. . . . . . track. rilla and try it. A fte r ta k in g that b ottle First Street, P . F 1H H K H , NEWSPAPER A d v e r t m i r o AM ENT j Resources. Amount. L 21 Merchants* Exchange, Han Francisco, Is I was m u ch better, and so I g o t tw o m oro There were five registered letters T h is paper la kept on file oar authorized agent from tbia office. Postmaster Nosier b ottles and after ta k in g them I was w ell, at his offlcA Sept. 30 By funds in hands of County Treasurer applicable toj informs us, and part of the usual b u t t o be sure o f it, I kept o n tak in g the pavraeut of County Warrants............ ............... $ 6,547 69 monthly remittance--$ 8 8 .7 3 — to H o o d ’ s Sarsaparilla u n til I had used In L O C A L ITEM S. By funds in bands of County Sheriff applicable to all five b ottles. I t has d on e unspeakable the P. O. department, and these g o o d t o m e and I w ish all m y suffering the payment of County W a rra n ts.................. amounts it was supposed were lost, sisters w o u ld try it .” M r s . A . E v e r s h n , W a n t e d — At the H e r a l d office, By estimated unpaid current taxes applicable to the us also registered matter from [ W ed d e rb u rn , O regon. R em em ber wood or bark on subscriptions. payment of County Warrants.......... . other towns. Call soon. 665 78 Year 1 8 8 7 ....$ Sheriff Gage was notified and ; 949 85j “ 1 8 8 8 .... George Robinson has just re a warrant issued by Justice J. H. 1 Is the best—In fact the One True lilood Purifier. I O C A T E D in that part o f Oregon which is noted fo r its fine cl.m ate, good health j excellent WHter mul large peaches. 887 83Ì “ 1889___ ceived a tine lot of Men’s Clothing. Cecil. The sheriff then hurried Sold by all druggists. Price, $1; six for $5. T h is school has h regular Normal coarse o f four years. O ther lines o f study are 1,929 35j 1 8 9 0 .... Go and look at the new suits. sub-norm al, college preparatory, m usic aud art courses, special studies, tenoher* to the scene of the robbery to do j are tasteless, mild, effec 3,046 09 classes. , .. .. “ 1891___ wbat could be done, but there were Hood’s Pills tive. All druggists. 25e. review A stubborn cough or tickling in The normal senior class practice teaching throughout the year under the uireot 4,552 49 *• 1892___ no tracks on the sod in the pasture, supervision o f a thorough critic teacher. the throat yields to One Minute 6,379 47) The training school is graded. G rades accepted from ROOu sch ools. 1 he regular " 1893___ and but little iuformatiou. He hail lost their lives at this perilous normal Cough Cure. Harmless in effect, school diplom a is granted, good anywhere in the state w ithout further 12,592 84Ì « 1894___ learned, however, that there were calling, the mother, in her tlespnir, exam ination. touches the right spot, reliable and „ „ 4 M . 10,752 47'j “ 1 8 9 5 .... E XPE N SE S : All expenses fo r school year, $13.»; n ot including hooks, $115. N « t 16 registered packages rifled. It sent for the minister to pray fqr her just what is wanted. It acts at once. school year opens Septem ber 5th. F or catalogue or inform ation, address, 12,016 241 « 1896___ happened, too, that in bis baste, R. S. Knowlton. 1897___ 32,463 08l$ 86,235 49 the robber shook tho coin oat of boy and persuade him to remain at W T V A N SC O Y, President- homo. The miuistor, on entering Truth wears well. People have ITotal resources................................................................. $92,783 18 the government remittance from the room, beheld, just above tho fire learned that DeWitt's Little Early this poRtoffice, which amounted to place, a beautiful picture of a ship ; The Wonders ot Science Risers are reliable little pills for SEMIANNUAL REPORT $8.75; and failed to discover the with all her canvas spread to the j regulating the bowels, curing con $80 o f greenbacks. breeze. Turning to the mother, he HOLBROOK, MERRILL l im»; Troubles uml Consumption C ab stipation and sick headache. They Of the County Clerk of Coos county, state of Oregon, showing the ------------------------------------------------ ---------- said: “ My dear woman,! cannot help amount and number of claims allowed by tho County Court of said & ST E T S O N ............ don’t gripe. R. S. Knowlton. lío Cured. Bert Dean, mall driver from the you you alone are to blame. Any c o u n t y , f o r what allowed, amount of warrants drawn, and amount of Also BRIDGE A BEACH The bay papers make mention of bny'to this place, met with trouble boy, who would daily look upon warrants outstanding and unpaid, from the 1st day of April, 1898, to A n E m in r a il Y o r k C 'lir iM ls it » u t l the great run of salmon on the N r l r u l l M t tfliik o M n F r < c O i r r the 30th day of September, 1898, both inclusive._____________________ at Marshfield last Friday evening. that picture and not become a sailor S T O V E S ’- — '— to O u r llr M d v r it, Coquille and that the catch is so When just ready to start with the would not be worth his raising.” ». 1 X 4 4 an |No. Claim*! Am ount C laim « Amount W ar in access of the capacity o f our Date I On mail, while bis team was hitched This explaius wh}- Emperor William what Account Allowed j Allowed. | A llow od. rants Drawn. Tha distinguished Naw York ch em ist, T • river canneries that Empire City 1898 and lie taking n lunch, his team has orderud pictures of the finest A. Slocum , dem onstrating his d iscov ery o f I and any other $ 1,322 05 s reliable and absolute cure fo r C onsum p Circuit c o u r t ....................... cnDnery is receiving fish from this was frightened, tore loose and battleships to be placed on tho tion (Pulm onary T uberculosis) and all 604 95 started toward the depot at a head walls of every schoolroom in Ger Justice court.......................... river. throat, lung and ch est diseases, Building Material, bronchial, 5,703 49 long gait. They struck a bridge many. This explains why the young Salaries and fees.................. stubborn coughs, catarrhal affection *, gen We thank Orvil Dodge, psq., for eral decline and weakness, loss o f flesh, and 724 67 railing, when the bnek was made men of today desire to enter tho Statiouery, postage, etc........ Or any and everything an early copy o f the governor’s all con dition s o f w asting aw ay, w ill send 1,136 10 a total wreck. The loss will fall armv and gain military distinction. Indigents and paupers......... T H R E E F R E E P O T T L E S (a ll d iffe re n t) carried in a message to the special session of 1.268 71 o f his New D iscoveries to any afflioted heavy o d Bert, for the pay is nolb- “Let every teacher,” said he, “ see County Infirmary................... First-class Hardware Store. the legislature, read to the joint render o f the C oquille H kbald w riting fo r 73 80 iug. Road supervisors.................. that at least one beautiful, elevating them . meeting Tuesday afteruoon of last J. J. LAMB. 3,671 64 H is “ New Scientific Treatm ent” has cured Roads and bridges................ week. We give a sumrunry of the The Christian Endeavor, nt Mon picture adorns the wall of his thousands perm anently by its tim ely use, 192 30 Deceased and insane............ schoolroom.” nhd he considers it a aimple professional message today, as the document is day night’s meeting, elected the 295 26 Courthouse and jail expenses duty to suffering humnnity to donate a trial The second lecture was devoted very lengthy. o f his in fa llib le cure. 7,047 35 following officers for the pnsuiug to describing a visit to Gen. Lee’s Science d a ily develops new w onders, and term: President, Jesse Simmons;- The p a trn D B of the Coquille 214 40 Indigent soldiers fuud.......... this great chem ist, patiently experim enting old home nt Arlington, Va.; also a creamery were wall represented on fo r years, has produced resultR ns beneficial 797 61 vice president, Miss Marie Skeels; visit to Mount Vernon. June, 1898, election.............. This was J im , to hum anitv ns can b e claim ed by any our streets last Friday, who were 500 00 seerftary, Miss Jessie Simmons; entertaining, ns well as highly in Tax litigation........................ m odern genius. H is assertion thnt lung treasurer, Mrs. Maury; cor. secre getting tbeir checks for the 1 97 20 troubles nnd consum ption are cu rable in Miscellaneous.......................... tary, J. W. Sugg. Mrs. Nosier, structive.’ On the third evening, Contractor and any clim ate is proven by “ heartfelt letters mouth’s milk supply. The total Total amouut claims allowed o f gratitude,” filed in his A m erican and C O Q U I L L E C I T Y ,.O R E G O N . Mrs. Back and Miss Marie Skeels Prof. Ackerman was unexpectedly payroll to the patrons was some European laboratories in thousands from $23,649 53 were appointed to select aud pur called upon to take part in the ex and drawn .................................... those cured in all imrts o f the w orld. thing like $3000. The butterfnt ercises. Though the situation was e l ia b l e e s t im a t e s on all M edical experts cor.ooUo that b ro n ch ia l, chase enrpet for the church. bronght them 23 cents per pound. Principal. j Interest. kinds of buildin”«. Pinna and spool Amount of Outstanding Warrants Unpaid. chest nnd lung troubles lend to C onsum p embarrassing in the extrema, he tioations furnished on short notice. tion , which, uninterrupted, m eans At the request of several pnr- proved equal to the occasion, and District Attorney G. W. Brown, Outstanding unpaid county warrants on the 30th All work "uarnnteed. » fnnp;l7ti nnd cortain death . ties, fudge Scbroeder consented responded with a pleasing story of Sim ply write to T . A. Slocum , M* "•» of Koseburg, attended the Curry day of September, 1898..................................... $ 93,098 65! Pine street, New York, g iv in g postoffleo and $ 21,000 00 to hnve bis bill, providing for tbe one of his institute experiences. district court, and then arrived at Estimated interest accrued thereon.................... express address, and the free m ed icin e w ill sale o: the county property at Em lJO promptly- sent. Sufferers should tak e The institute closed with the usual this place last Thursday to arrange SHERIFF'S SALE. Total amount of unpaid county warrants. ¡$93,098 05 $21,000 00 pire Gty, published in tbe H e r a l d instil nt advantage o f his gen erous p r o p o r resolutions, thanking State Superin his cases foi this court. The H e r tion . so tbal the public could judge of tendent Ackerman, County Superin P ease tell tho D octor that you saw hi* a l d had a pleasant call, and be State of Oregon, 1 Notice o f Sale o f Seal Prop offer its meiits. It appears on our first in tho C oqu ille C it y H e r ald . tendent Bunch, the railroad com lieves Mr. B. will make un efficient County of Coos.’ j B erty fo r Delinquent Taxes page, aid has already been pre- pany, the citizens of Myrtle Point prosecuting officer, beiug young, 1, Ed Rnckleff, County Clerk of the county of Coos, Stnteof Oregon, do fo r the Years o f 1893. 1894, stodious, interested iu his profes hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the num Beuted ty our Representativ) Top everybody in general, and Misses 1895, 1896 and 1897. Laura Wise, Birdie and Lulu sion and his success therein. He ber nnd amount of claims allowed by the County Court of the said county ping iu 'Salem.' had held the office one term before, fo r the six months ending on the 30th day of September, 1898, on what HEtiYarr to? llie' success’ of" the ”i risli- \ O T IfiE in hereby a i.c n that muter nnil , ” --------- on i uupftui as tne same appear by virtue o f w arrant, duly issued out tute. F. S. B en ch , Y o u S le e p In a n A ir ■«•I .¡i . j f t m v } flpbn the records of my office and in my official custody. o f anil under the Real o f the County Court In many respects the teachers’ Special Reporter for H e r a l d . o f Coos Com ty, Ktato o f O regon, on the Th a tO u re s . . . . last Saturday for wagon timber to Witnessed my hand nnd the seal of the County Court of said county institute lately held in Myrtle Point ---------------— — 9th day o f July, 1898. and to me direoted repair his wagon. He came in this 3d day o f October, A. D. 1898. Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, drip, was tho best ever held iu the county. Reply to ODserver’s” Marshfield Screed. and delivered, com m andnm me t o oolleot the taxer ch irped in tho delinnnent tax lists through the storm. Mr. M. told The instructions were peculiarly ad Throat and Lung Troubles. 3 eft] ( ED RACKLEFF, County Clerk, o f 1893, 1894, 1896, lKlx; and 1397. by levying us of the serious illness of his _____ i By L. H . H a z a r d , Deputy. apted to the needs of the ungraded upon the poods and chattels o f the d olin - MARaHFtaiD, Sept. 23, ’ 98. mother, “ Grandma” Mast, near tuxjitivers nam ed in auid delinquent district school. The instructor, E d . H e r a l d — Dear Sir: I no ciuent tax lists, nnd If none he fou n d, then npon Lee, wlw is quite well known to SEMIANNUAL STATEMENT State Superintendent Ackerman, ticed an article from Marshfield the real uroperty as set forth in said tax many of onr people as so energetic having passed through all the ex signed “ Observer” in your issue of 'ists, or so much thereof ns would be neces and thrifty, notwithstanding she Of tho County Treasurer of. Coos county, Oregon, for the six months periences of the country teacher, the 20tli iust., in which the writer sary to satisfy the am ount o f taxes so ch irped, respectively, with nil lepal costs ending on the 30th day of September, A. D. 1898, of money received ranges to nearly four-score yenrB expenses, nnd in d efault o f personal and paid out, from whom received and from what source, and on what was able to give help where help takes to task the young men of the nnd and in parsnnnoe o f the aforesaid o f age. She hurt her back some was most needed. He said that all town and the town authorities, re property account paid out. warrant« I hnve levied noon and YVlI.f,, weeks since and is growing worse successful teachers laid the founda ferring to them as “ hoodlums,” the ON SA T U R D A Y, I HK ;*O ili DAY O F OC- instead of better ever since, till From what tion of their success iu the country former for creating a disturb T O B E It. 1898, between the hours ot nine General S ch ool 1898 I Amounts Received. o 'c lo ck in the foren oon and four o 'c lo c k in now ehe is dangerously ill. source reoeiyed. Fund. F uad. schools. ance on Tuesday evening the 13th the afternoon o f said day. to-w it: at ten YKT A N TE D — AGENTS F O R “ O I, AD- Sept. 30 To amount on hand from last Tho methods presented were, inst., while the Salvation Army was o 'c lo ck in the forenoon o f said day nt the T H E P I L L O W -I N H A L E R Courthouse d oor in the town o f C oqa i'le V V "tone, niH Life aud Public Services,” by report............................... $18,122 31 16 85 therefore, eminently practical. This holding its street meeting, and the City. Coos com ity, Orepon, offer fo r sale Thou. \V. llandfortl. A wonderful story of a Rlort- Is a pillow so constructed and so charged oiiH career. Over Stf) large, radtont pages 100 that it throws off a vapor during all the To amounts received from Taxes one thing was constantly held before latter for allowing such disturbance nnd sell nt public auction to the hiehest 20,305 33 superb, rare engravings. Richest, biggest, best night. with every breath taken into the and best bidder for cash in band ,he here and ouly endorsed "G ladstone book” published. body it directly applies i to the inflamed the teachers: ‘‘They should have to go on unmolested. jClerk’H fees 1,020 85 “ Observer” in) Only 11.80. Commission, 50 per cent. Credit fter described real property or so much air-passages of the head, throat and lutij ----------------ings gir?;.. Freight paid. Outfit free. Drop all trash an object iu view in all says: “ The annoyance was so great thereof ns will be necessary to satisfy the Other sources 5 00 thoroughly r disinfected and properly aad clear Moo a mouth with the only true and medicated air to soothe and cure tnei ed sootne aua them. am ount o f delinquent taxes charged in the their work, and work toward that Fines "G ladstone book.” Address T he D ominion 20 00 at times that he and his associates aforesaid delinquent tax lists fo r said Coos THR ONLY KNOWN MEANS FOR 8 ood o m p a n y , Dept. 36, 352-356 Dearborn street, Chl- LONG-CONTINUED INHALATION. County 7,892 69 object.” That object, we are told, could not appreciate the testimonies county, Orepon. topether with the costs o f DRgo. fjuuUtseplS It has cured thousands of stubborn State 4,594 80 ia to teach tho child to think for and Hongsof the army.” Now, as a levy nnd the costs o f said sale, which said cases after all other remedies had failed. We thonk Hon. Binger Hermann, property so levied upon is owned nnd Send fqr free descriptive pamphlet and himself, to depend upon himself. matter of fact, there was not one real assessed and described ns follow s, to-w it: testimonials ; aud kindly be sure to men commissioner of the general land tion this paper. Or, ns the speaker said, the teacher C oos Bay L and Com pany, lots 1 to 12,15 to grain of truth in “Observer’s’ $39,453 49j$12,524 ’24 office at Washington, for a copy of 22 in B lock 8; lots 1-14-17-25 in B lock 9; P IL L O W -IN H A L F R CO.# should make himself useless by statement, aud he knew it when he lots l to 32 in B lock 22; lots 1 to 15, 17 to his late special report upon “ The Date I General I School S I C o r c o r a n lin ild ln s r , W a s h i n g t o n , training the children under his care wrote it. Why a man should send 24, 2t> to 31 in B lock 2fi; lots 3 to 8, 11 to Amounts paid out. I). C ., o r 1401) C h e s t n u t S tr e e t, Louisiana Purchase, and Our Title 1898. | Fund. Fund. 82 iu B lock 27; lots 1 to 12 in Block 28: P h il a d e lp h ia , P a . to work independently of the out such a malicious statement con West of the Rocky Mountains, with Sept. 30 By amount paid out on county warrants lots 1 to 7 in Block 29; lots 1 t o 30 in Block F 6,999 34 teacher. cerning his town folks is a mystery 80: lots 1 to 12. 14 to 3C in B lock 81; lots a Review of Annexation by the By amount paid out on School Superin- 1 to 21, 23-24-27 to 32 ill B lock 32; lots 1 Proi. Ackerman is an enthusiast to me. If “ Observer” would re United States,” and regard it as a to 10. 17 to 32 in Blook 33; lots 1 to 10, 17 j tendent’s warrants., i$ 12,273 64 in teaching the subject of history. spect the laws of common decency t o 82 in B lock »4; lo ts 1 to lfi, 19 to 32 in very able document, setting at rest ¡By amount paid out as interest on county His methods are unique as well as and respect the truth he would be of B lock 35; lots 1 to 11, 13 to 16, 20 to 32 in several long-disputed points and es B lock 36; lots 1 to 12. 21 to 32 In B lock 37; J You can f warrants.................................................. 1,490 13 practical. Instead of teaching that lots more use to human kind. Of lots 1 to 12 in B lock 38; lots l to 10,14-15- tablishing historical facts connected __ be cured11 By amount paid into general school fund 7,892 59i the history of our country consists course I do not know who “ Ob- 16 in B lock 59; lots 13 to 16 in Block 40; with our country's history. We are I f y o u su ffer from a n y o f the ( ^ lots 4 to 14. 16 to 27, 29-30 in Block 41; ¡By amouut paid into courthouse fu u d .. 6,947 35 solely of the battles fought and server” is, as he was not man ills o f m en, com e to the oldm t glad, too, that Mr. Hermann under lots 1 to 32 in Block 42; lots 1 to 32 in Specialist on the P a cific C o ast, | * ¡By amount paid into indigent soldiers’ soldiers killed, he shows how all the enough to sign his name, but you B look 43; lots 1 to 32 in Blook 44; lots 1 took the task, thus proving his in DR. JORDAN A 00., 1 j fund........................................................... 264 40! to 26, 29-31 82 in Block 45; lots 1 to 10, 17 great events grow out of the prin could hardly expect that from one 1051 Market SL Est d 1852. 1 terest and efficiency iu that import to 24 in Block 46: lots 1 to 12 in Block 47; By amount paid to State Treasurer— ciples of the party which hold the who would send out such a state Y o u n g men and middle , I lots 1 to 19 in Blook 49; lots 1 to 26 in ant office. • ® aged m e n who are suffering | state tnxes................................................. 9,311 reins of government. So, in order ment as that. I sincerely hope you Blook 50; lots 1 to 20 in Blook 51; lots 1 I from the effects o f youthful indiscretions or ex- 1 I cesses in m aturer ye ars. N ervou s and P h ysical to 26 in B lock 52; lots 1 to 26 in B lock 63; ! By balance general fund on hand............ Rev. H. 8. Shangle, presiding 6,547 to understand the events which oc will give this space in your next l)rbim y,iiupoiencj'.JiO «i Nnnhood 1 I lots 1 to 26 in Bloxk 54: lots 1 to 26 in I m a ll its com plications; M p ^ r m a t o r r l i o e a , [By balance school fund on hand.............. elder of the M E. church, south, 250 60 curred during au administration, it issue, as it would not be right to Block 55 and lots 1 to 13 in Block 56, all I I’ roslatnrrlicpa <j»iiorrhwa, Gleet, , | in tbe tow n o f E ast Marshfield, <’.oos i arrived at Coquille last Saturday » reqii. ne? « f tTriMaituv, fie . B y « 1 1$ 39,453 49j$ 12,624 24 was just necessary to understand allow such a slam on the fair name I I com bination o f rem edies, o f great cu rative pow- , | County, Orepon. T exes for 1893 ( balance morning tlirongli a severe storm. the principles out of which these of our town to go undenied. * r, the D octor h as so arranged his treatment ' duel $45.05, 1894, $301.01. 1895, $244.07, S t a t e or O r e go n , 1 that it w ill not on ly afford im m ediate relief but . \ events grew. His experience over the road from 1896, $219.55. nnd for 1897, $198.22, appre- Yours, respectfully, perm anent cure. T h e D octor does not claim to pntiiip $1097 90. Rosehurg to Myrtle Point was uot County of Coos, J perforin m iracles, but is well-known to be a fa ir j \ A method of teaching reading J ohn A. F rost , C aliforn ia Dumber Com pany, L ot 1 and I, IV. W. Hnyes, do hereby certify that tho foregoing is a true nnd I “ » »I4.I.XII ÌIIIU UUI^CUll «ili W-% I.ll>.«»% agreeable. The road was not had, was presented by which a child six tide land in Section 14. and lot 3 nnd NH Chairman of Vigilant Committee. I “» h** spedalty—IMiienscH « f Ì I c n . ( f M y p h i i l a th o r o u g h lr sm d ic a t e d fr o n t tb e o f lot 4 in Section 15. nil in to w n s h ip 25, but the weather w h s quite “stormy; if ° r,Tc* H,.“ te“ ent of «>« "mounts received, paid out and remaining on years old could bo developed in two ( §v*tem w lth o n t «ahijr À r r r t t r r . South o f ilanpe IS West o f the W illnm tllA the r rain a in lio heavy, n v v ntwl and tin» tl.i> coach L broke r o b o I i “ ‘ h® < «unty Trcaaury of » i d county for the six mouths ending years so that he could read at sight IMarshffeld Sun. i 4: v * : i t Y >1 k s » p p ly lh * fo un w lil ro - ette M eridian. Tnxes for 1897, $1220.43. | c ' 1' ? opinar* o f bN r o a ii'lu ln L , down. H wever, Brn. Slmugle <>•** SO* day of ^ptomber. A. D 1898. Albert Olsen, who is fishing for G rnbee, G . O ., heirs o f. L ot 2 and E H o f < Wf wffi O n a r a n t f a P O S IT IV E C R E in ( ' anything in the Oregonian and ev c r y case, vie u n d erta le, o r fo r feit O u © N W -4 tn Section 31, Township 28, Honth pushed on and reached his appoint- " ltut'88 “ J hand th,B 3d dftJ of ° clober' A’ D’ ™ 98‘ understand all words of his com the Marshfield cannery, caught 168 Xh ra.siR H l D o !I r w ( o f Knnpc 13 West o f the W illam ette Me ( nnsulntJon K k F .F l and stri< tty private. 1 | fish last night. This is high boat ment nt this place in good lime. prehension. ridian. Taxea. 1896, $7.92. and fo r 1897, C U A R G E 9 l '7 f i A k .i v c . v . ! fi t M r i n n - I 1 $9.90; total. $17.82. Tho H erald received an early I * ounty Treasurer. ¡n in i p , ,« . n j :l v o r tiv I n . r ! - r for hook. , Prof. Ackernmn's evening lectures W. U. Donglas left yesterday H ackett. A. J.. E>i o f 8 W V - S W * o f ■ H i « l 'h it r .s o p h y n f ‘ l o i r l a a “ .’* 1 . visit. Rev. Mr. Shangle is popu were characterized by the same for Salem to take the necessary S W 'b excep t 10 acres in NW corner “ i5—. ( A v .lu a b le ho».;, ictr teen.) SEMIANNUAL STATEMENT deeded to W . J. Shoeu aker. in Section T t x f l DR. I C R L I X W lar with our people aud has mauy directness of manner that marked examination to become an attorney 29. T ow n sh ip 29, Honth o f linn ye 14 Went 0 O r c r . t i l l u s i t i n i o f A n n a t o n iy i I wvrtn friends heie and throughout Of the amount of money aud warrants received for taxes, and money his daily work. j at law. o f the W illam ette M eridian. Taxea for k t i . >c .t id L . ;■ .1 M . K-.-rri'..'ti, kin.i in thè 1894. $203.68, 1895, $175 02.1896, $185 38, 7 * — C . i r t i ....................., v , I Mis nonnty. His homo is nt Cor -1 jiaid to tho County Treasurer by the Sheriff of Coos county, Oregon, The first lecture was devoted to This office is in receipt of a let \ n . l l r l i ; h v -, ,n a v n ij .-ck li-•« , n j n i - , , . 1897. $213.67; total. $777.76. A llo t which t’nilis, and his district takes in tbc for the six months ending on the 30th day of September, A. D. 1898. the work of the school teachers nnd ter from Isaac Lnndo, Co. I, 2d ' "* cnm’ii.na- -,J ■< „ ,xcincl». | I said real property above set forth is so ■T.tijmvBpur.*, i «tale. described npon the delinquent lists here its relation to the work of the home Oregon Infantry, U. 8. V., who is * r ' l f . -ifr e t. : ■ D aring the m onth o f in b efore m entioned. D a te teacher— the mother. He showed . now encamped nt the Presidio, Those who believe chronic diar 1 8 9 8 W itness my hand this 8th day o f Set*, April 1 Mav | Juno | Julv ! Aug. | Sept. that unless the school teacher has ' Ike 8ayg that soldiers life is not tember. 1898, at C oquilie City. Coos con n tv, rhoea to ho incurable shock! read $8.705 17 $1,710 flD $1.0l)7 :V_*$1 547 «¿7 $l.i«3 IM » $l.Wü 1 > co-operation of the home teacher, | what it is “ cracked np to be,” but Orepon. ’ W .’ W. GAGE. in Coin and OimM } JO H N KAINO M A R T IN RUSS what Mr. I\ F* Grisham, o f OllftlH WZ» 4M »1 638 42 157 7 A p !3 ) Sheriff o f Coos County O repon. j let Cuunty W a rra n t«. . . . . . . . ¡¿.MO 64*»j R20 07 I his work would come short of the T H E M A R S H F IE L B Mdls, Eg., |m8 p, MBV „ „ the subject, they are receiving much better $9066 S.I $■->.:«• 7«;$1.463 18 $1.983 .18.42.231 42 $2.115« 85 T otal received ............. ... j highest results. That the silent treatmeut than formerly. He ex viz.: “ I have been a sufferer from 1 h ite influences at work in the home pro pect* hia company will leave io a D aring the m onth o f Stockholder's Annual Meeting. chronic diarrhoea ever sinee the Ry a m o u n t paid duced more lasting effects than any fortnight for Manila. 1 April 1 Mav f Jane | July | Ang. | Sent. war nnd have tried all kinds of 1 8 9 8 R E G U L A R ANNUAL M E E T IN G I I T o County Treasurer in coin work done at school. To illustrate Two fine cai-loads of myrtle Ioga r p H o E f the medicines for it. At last 1 found n stockholders o f the C oo* C ounty |6,708 17 $ 1 ,7 1 0 «) $1,007 32 $1,547 67 $1,963 00 $1,09$ 13 j and cu rrency........... this truth, he t>4d a story about a w e r e b r o u g h t o v e r f r o m C o q n i l i e M JL ercantile ,V sh ip pin g Association (a cor remedy that effected a cine nnd that1 I T o County Treasurer in poration ) will be held in the hall o f said woman whose husband, a sailor, was 2.500 «6 «30 07 365 Ml 43« 91 268 4? 157 73 I County W arrant«............... | Monday for S. R. Davis (*nd will was Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera NORTH FRONT STREET. corporation in the town o f C oquille C ity, lost at sea. This woman resolved bt* shipped to Sau Francisco. The Coos county, Oregon, on S A T U R D A Y , nnd Diarrhoea Remedy.” This med $ 9 ,3 1 «83 t 8 » 76 $ i «Kt l - $ i •>.; i ; . . . T otal paid Treasurer. M ARSHFIELD. to train up her turee boys to shun T H E l i l l l i L A Y O F O C T O B E R , I*#!, myrtle is for the Union Iron icine can always bo depended upon the sea. But, as each became of Works and will be nsed for block at the h o o r o f one o 'c lo c k p . m. o f said for colic, cholera morbus, dysentery day. fo r the purpose o f electing a board o f Rev. H. 8. Hhangle, presiding | Call at Mrs. Clias. Moon's for age, he chose the life of a sailor, L L K IN D S o f blncksraith work * o 4 ing in their mammoth drydock. five d irectors and for the pnrpose o f trans and diarrhoea. It is pleas rat to elder of the M. E. church, south, | choice winter millinery. * notwithstanding the mother's teach Mr. Davis has Tarnished the block acting such other business as m ay be \ w agon work, new o r repair work, don* on short n otice. take amt never fails to effect a cure. will preside at quarterly conference legally brought before the said m eeting. Dated this 12th day o f Septem ber. 1898. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by in Myrtle Poiut Saturday and j A fine assortment o f Wall Paper ing. When the third son announced ing for every drvdock in San Fran WE GUARANTEE OUR WORK W. DR A N K . his determination to be a sailor, al cisco, as well as the drydock at the R. S. Knowlton. President. T o R1 » satisfa ction . Sunday next. i just received at Coquille Pharmacy. though his father anil two brothers \ Mare Islam! navy yard. C om e an d see a J. J. Stanley, Secretory. (sepl3 . A . B. Dean; Proprietor, J. S. M ° E W E N & CO. C O Q U ILLE C IT Y , O R E G O N . s O U T 1IE R N OREU0 N TATE # NOPAL # SCHOOL, A shland, Oregon. Hood’s Sarsaparilla CALL FOR ::: Doors, Windows H E R E TO S T A Y ! L. II. « Builder, R MEN I . and Wapmakers, novl9'951 K A IN O A R U S S E L .