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T U E S D A Y , DEC. 27, 1898.
M
R E G U L A R T R A IN S
Y fO N D A Y H , W EDNESDAY»
i-YJL days will run as follows:
Leave
I
8.00 a. to. |
Marshfield
Arrive “ |
».HQ “
j COQUILLE CITY
10.00
Ayr tie Point
I
Arrivo
12.80 p. m.
Loave
11.00a. in.
10.:w ••
The Coquille schools will
open at the new school build
ing Monday morning, Jan. 2,
at the call of the bell.
Our friend« are cordially invited
to a mysterious lunch at the Meth
odist parsonage, Friday evening,
from 7:30 to 9:30. It only costs
you 10 cents to “ pour passer le
temps” at the “cou repas meiter-
M k . and Mas. F i t c h .
r o o i.”
a
Cough
AND EUI
AN N O U N C EM EN TS.
Lorenz’s Store Entered and the
Sun) of $1100 Talker).
Two Persons Arrested and Now Held by the
Sherd!— Examination Betore Justice
Cecil at 2 p. m. Wednesday.
Not worth paying attention
| to, you say. Perhaps you
have had it for weeks.
It’ s annoying because you
have a constant desire to
cough. It annoys you also
because you remember that
weak lungs is a family failing.
At first it is a slight cough.
At last it is a hemorrhage.
At first it is easy to cure.
At last, extremely difficult.
The W. C. T. U. will meet at
Mrs. Messer’s on Friday afternoou,
Jan. Ctb, at 2:30.
DOC A L IT E M S.
Additional locals on 2d page.
quickly conquers your little
backing cough.
There is no doubt about
the cure now. Doubt comeo
from neglect.
For over half a century
Ayer’ s Cherry Pectoral has
been curingcolds and coughs
and preventing consumption.
It cures Consumption also
if taken in time.
Hava you seen the Jewett type
writer?
Nice jewelry at Oillham’s, and
repairing of ail kinds.
*
Second-hand billiard table for
sale. Apply at this office.
*
O r g a n f o r S a l e — A good Whit
ney A Holmes organ— second-hand
but in good order—cheap.
In
quire at this office.
*
Attorney J. F. Hall, o f
field, made a business trip
quille last Wednesday.
reports his mother as not
best of health.
Keep one of Dr. Ayer’s Cherry
Pectoral Plasters over goer
lugs If geo eoigh.
Marsh
to C o
Mr. H.
in the
S h a ll w e s e n d y o u •
b o o k o n t h is s u b je c t , fr e e ?
O u r M a d fo a i D e p a r tm e n t.
I f y o u h a v e a n y c o m p la in t w h a t-
ever a n d d e s lr o th e b e s t m e d ic a l
a d v ic e y o u c a n p o s s ib ly o b ta in , w r ite
t h e d o c t o r fr e e ly . Y o u w ill r e c e iv e
a p ro m n t r e p ly , w ith o u t c o s t .
A d d r e » * , D lt . J . C. A Y E R .
Soothing, healing, cleansing. Do
Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve is the im
placable enemy of sores, burns and
wounds.
It never fades to care
piles. You may rely upon it. R. S.
Knowltou.
1
Lowell Mass.
Dr. Miles'Nerve Plasters 2T»r. at alldrucslsts.
Mr. ami Mrs. Ed Procter, of
Coaledn, returned fro-n Washing
ton last Friday, whither they had
gone to reside some few weeks ago.
Mrs. Proctor's health was affected
to her disadvantage, and they re
turned. Ed thinks he will spend
the winter at home, aud then in
the spring go to Alaska.
“ Wimt’s your hurry, Jam es?"
“ Why, I heard the Herald Land
Co. was offering the west half of
the old Mr. Way Block for sale,
aud I want to see Sanford before
he sells those 6 lots, as one cau’t
get many such chances in Coquille
now. Two-thirds in choice garden
land and J bench, with trees and
shru bbery.”
“ What’s the price, J im ?”
"D on ’t know.
Price cuts no
figure ou thoso lots, if Sanford
hasn’ t sold them.”
The new fish law is interesting
to many citizens in this valley, aud
goes into force and effect at once.
The H e r a l d published its provi
sions at the time of its approval
by the governor, and today, on onr
Only the Methodist Sunday-
4th page, give Fish Commissioner school observed Chris'.raas with
McGuire’s instructions to fisher special exercises.
men and cannery men as to what
Toilet articles at the Pharmacy.*
they must do ¡ d the premises.
R o yal ¡P
B a k in g
▼
A bsolutely P
ure
owder
M akes the food more delicious and wholesome
NOVAL BAKINQ POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
Wall Paper at the Pharmacy.
*
The grand masquernde New
Miss Edua Seeley came over I Year’s eve.
from Marshfield ou a brief visit to
Miss Marnio Williams, of Beaver
frieuda Inst week.
slough, wus the guest of Miss Hat
Andrew Hausen, of Prosper, tie Dunham last Thursday and
passed over to the bay on a busi Friday.
ness trip last week.
I f you want a big stocking full
McDonald’s barber shop is where of successful business get your ads
you get a good hair cut and a nice into the H e r a l d at once.
Touch
clean shave. Give him a trial.
ihe button and the H e r a l d will
L. H. Roberts, attorney at Myr do the rest.
tle Point, was transactiug business
Mrs. Ed Raymond, of Coaledo,
with our countv officials last Wed was in town a day or two last week.
nesday.
She came to visit Mrs. Capt. Bob
Fred Mehl, of the life saving Dunham and Mrs. Capt. Hark
crew at Bandon, visited his mother Dunham.
and others of the family a brief
Some o f the miners who left
spell last week.
Libby the past year and went to
The Riverton squad o f Co. K, Nevada and Now Mexico are now
O. N. G., will hold a meeting at returning, Isaac Wilson aud W ill
that place Deit Saturday—30th— iam Nelson, old-timers at Libby,
to attend to business in their in being the latest to come back.
terest.
The household goods o f A. J.
Johnson Bro’s have closed up Hartman passed through this place
theii books and must have settle to Baudon last Friday.
Mr. H.
ment before January 1st of all comes from the Umpqua nnd will
accounts due them.
After that act as keener o f the U. S. light
date outstanding accounts will be house station at Bandon, vice Mr.
banded to a collector, with instruc D u g a D , transferred to the Umpqua.
tions to enforce payment
*
The sooner a cough or cold is
S. W. Fahy was np from Prosper
cured without harm to the sufferer
last Friday, and reports the shut
the better.
Lingering colds are
ting down of the mill for the holi
dangerous. Hacking cough is dis
days. Mr. F. was initiated into tressing. One Minute Cough Cure
the mysteries of tbe O. E. S., last
quickly cures it. Why suffer when
Friday evening, at the close o f
such a cough cure is within reach?
which a social hour was spoilt and
It is pleasant to the taste.
R. S.
refreshments served.
Knowlton.
A cough is not like a fever.
It
David Strang, of Bandon, came
does not have to run a certain course
Cure it quickly and effectually with up last week with Tiis wife (nee
One Minute Cough Cure, the best Miss Belle Caldwell), whose health
remedy for all ages and for the is in a very precarious condition
most severe cases. We recommend occasioned by the measles settling
it because it’s good. R. S. Knowl- on her lungs. She remained a day
in town to rest, and then proceeded
ton.
to her father’6 home at Myrtle
Clyde Ligbtner. an engineer on Point.
the steamer Cbilkat, came over
from the bay yesterday un a visit
r o i
to Mr. and Mrs. Hark Dunham and
propertv in Los Angelos
family, and other relatives and county, California, for propertv in
friends. He has a month off for Coquille City, or vicinity.
Lot
rest.
He reports Captaio Bob 50x120, new, modern 5-room house,
Duoham and bis steamer, tbe Wee- with all conveniences for small fam
nth in Coos bay, returned from ily. A fine chance, open for a short
Yaqnina on her way to Ban Fran time only.
cisco.
H erald L and A L oan Co.
Wanted-To
Followed by H u rt DI m s u . Curad by
DR. MILES' HEART CURE.
A9 early as 9 o’clock last Thurs
day evening out citizens were
startled by the report that a bold
robbery had just takeu place in the
heart of the city aud the robbers
departed with booty to the amouut
o f ubout $1500. O f course but a
few minutes pnssed till the throng
R. C. C. SIIULTS, o f Wlnteraet, Iowa,
of inquirers was made aware that
Inventor and manufacturer of
it was Lorenz’s store that bad been
Sliults’ Safety Whiffletree Coupling,
robbed; that two men had ap writes of Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure. “Two years
proached the store just as Henry ago an attack of LaGrippo left me with a
Lorenz, the manager, bad extin weak heart. I had run down in flesh to
guished the lights— as early ns 8:30 mere skin and bone. I could not sleep lying
down for smothering spells; frequent sharp
o'clock, for he wnnted to go to lodge darting pains and palpitation caused a con
— and was turning the key in the stant fear of sudden death, nothing could
door. Ed Lorenz had preceded induce me to remain away from home over
Henry a few steps on his way night. My local physician prescribed Dr.
Miles’ Heart Cure and in a few days I was
homeward, hut the two men— a able to sleep well and the pains gradually
long one and a short one, masked, lessened, and finally ceased. I roduced the
and disguised with mackintoshes— the doses, having gained fifteen pounds, and
laud hads on him and urged Inal am now feeling better In every way than I
for years."
back to the store-door, where they have
Dr. Miles' Remedies
ordered Henry to open the door. are sold by all drug
He didn’t realize the conditions, gists under a positive
and was slow to do so, when they guarantee, first bottle
or money re
leveled their pistols cn him and benefit®
funded. Book on dis
told him to he quick. Once on the eases of the heart and
inside they forced a lamp to be lit, nerves free. Address,
DR. MILES MEDICAL OO., Elkhart, Ind.
and then locked the door, went with
Henry.aud Ed to the safe at the
back of the loom, where they bound
aud gagged them— Eddie’s face Chrlitmas Festivities by the Methodist Sun-
day-School.
being turned from the safe and
Heury commanded to imlock the
A special program was given by
safe. Henry missed the combina
tbe Southern Methodist Sunday-
tion the firs: time, when the rob
school Sunday
evening.
The
ber in special charge of him tapped
house was crowded to overflowing.
him on the head with his pistol
Officers, teachers nnd friends had
and told him to “ open up,” mutter
beforehand handsomely decorated
ing a threat. The safe opened; nt
the church, including two ever
the command of the robbor each
green trees, brilliantly lighted,
drawer was pulled out in turn.
with festoons o f vari colored paper
Plie third from the bottom had a
in fringes, chains, etc., and neatly
small amount of coin iu it, which
arranged mottoes between tbe
was covered by a letter nnd tbe
windows nnd about the pulpit.
A
drawer was only pulled out ashart
white dove was suspended over the
distance. The robber pressed it
chancel, bearing iu its beak an olive
back and ordered the next onp
wreath aud the word “ Peace” . J.
opened. This was full of silver,
J. Lamb presided.
The program
which be was not 6low to tal;p
consisted of a song by the choir,
charge of. Then the lower drawer
“ Joy to the W orld;” then rending
was opened, iu which was consider
of a portion of the scripture;
able gold coin on deposit; this was
prnyer by Mrs. W hite; recitation,
seized.
The robbers then made
“ Anniversary,” by Mary Lee Fu-
their victims more secure and
trell; song, “ Christmas Caiol,” by
departed.
They had been gone
some while before Eddie relensed class of children; recitntion, “ Shine
Out, O Star of Beauty,” by Rita
himself and went to Henry’s help.
Johnson; recitation, “ Red, White
Henry
then
himself
hurried
and Blue,” by Claire Sherwood,
around the bnck way to City
Iiene Lamb and Ethel Johnson;
Marshal Buck’s residence sud
got a pistol, and being of tbe “ Unveiling of the Star," » class
exercise; song, “ Ring the Merry
opinion that they had horses tied
Bells;” recitation, "The Christmas
out, he went out as far as Stanley’s,
Star Shiues Round the World,”
hoping to see them nnd if possi
by Susie Tuttle; recitntion, "Chris*-
ble head them off. But parties
mas Time and New Year,” by Ken-
later saw two men corresponding in
uetb Lawrence and Irene Lamb;
description weeding their way to
song by tbe choir, “ Stnr of the
the whnrf, who must have taken
East." Here a contribution was
a boat and left no tracks.
taken up and Santa Claus nppeared
Tile amount of money actually
in character and talked pleasantly
taken by the robbers is something
to all. Song by the choir, “ Good
over $1100. There was even $400
Night."
in gold belonging to Jesse Beyers;
It was a pleasing program, nnd
about $322 beloug to the Foresters;
the participants did well.
The
and $400 belonged to Mr. Lorenz.
closing
prayer
was
then
made
by
We are authorized to stnte, too,
F. A. White.
that a reward amounting to $550 is
offered for the arrest and upon
A. A. Leach, o ' Coquille City,
conviction of the parties.
Mr.
was iu charge of the music at the
Loreuz offers $300, and the county
masquerade ball given Christmas
court offers $250.
This was decidedly the boldest eve at Myrtle Point. The orches-
act on record in this section. The trn comprised A. A. Leach, violin
ist; Mrs. Sol Wise, organist; N. G.
robbers, who bad bten seeu in
W. Perkins, bass viol; ---------
ouyersation for some while across
The ball was
the street from the store, in bright Bender, cornetist.
moonlight, a little after 8 o’clock very Inrgely attended and partici
p. m., other business Louses open pated iu by a large number of en
many
and mauy people on tbe streets, thusiastic masqueraders,
boldly approached their victims costumes beiDg expensive and
and demanded their aid to deliver highly a'tractive. Miss Ella Wng-
the contents of the safe! Two or ner received the lady’s prize as the
Goddess of Liberty; young Mr.
more citizens passed the store win
dows while the robbery was going Leake took the gentleman’s prize,
on, looked id , saw the transaction, representing Uncle Sam.
J . W. Caldwell, the H e r . v l d ’ s
solicitor and collector, came dowu
i T opic - -T us A nobi . F uksknci or th < N kw From Portland, Oregon, will be at from Myrtle Poiut yesterday aud
lu t.
Hotel Coquille
went out to Sunouer today.
Kong No. 11 and prayer.
NOVEMBER 8, 9 and 10.
The ball given Christmas eve by
So ipture lesson, Ex. 23, 20-25.........
I f you have chronic catarrh, con
............................................... Joaie Lyons
tbe Orcbestia and iu its behalf was
sultation is free of charge.
Song No. 32.
a suuerb affair, Inrgely attended
Reading, Eph. 4, 23-32___ Birdie Nosier
Do you blow mucus from the nose?
and heartily enjoyed. The orches
Reading, Psalm 31, 8-12........J. J. Lamb
Are
you
troubled
with
bleeding
of
Reading. “ What tbe Guiding Angel
tra furnished delightful music, and
Promises” ....................................... Ettie Collier
the nose?
the dance continued till a latu
Song No. 86,
Are the nostrils obstructed, mak
Reading, Ex. 20, 20, 2 1 ......... Chas. Self
hour in the night.
Reading, Ex. 14 13. 2 0 .... K. O. Hoberg ing breathing difficult ?
A paper on topic. .P rof. M. (J. Hawking
C. Chisholm has leased tbe Mes
Are
you
hoarse
at
times
?.
.
Song No. 127.
Is the mucus drop|ung down from ser livery stables and will take
Roll call.
Song No. 38.
charge the 1st of February.
In
the nose into the throat?
League benediction«
the meantime Will Darby will
Is your nose stopped up ?
E d it h H a t t k b ,
manage affairs aud establish him
1st Vice-President.
Is your hearing affected?
self in hauling and express busi
Is your throat sore ut times ?
A. J. Thrice, of Jonesboro, Ark ,
Do you spit a good deal when ris ness.
and family arrived in this place ing in the morning?
Prof. J. J. Bryan und Lawrence
yesterday for residence. Mr. T . is
Do you hem and hawk to clear Pendergrass of Bandon, and Jas.
a friend and old acquaintance of your throat?
Averill, of Gold Beach, are vis
our townsman J. J. Lamb. They
Catarrh is a dangerous disease, itors in Coquille. Prof. Bryan ie
will occupy the Leneve property which leads into consumption.
principal of tbe Bandon schools
next door to the H erald office.
Weak eyes cured; cross-eyes and this visit is his first to tbis
When }'ou ask for De Witt’s straightened without operation; cat place. He visited our new school
Witch Hazel Salve, don’t accept a aracts removed without a knife; building and thinks onr coimmnn
counterfeit or immitntion.
There glasses fitted where all others have ity is moving in tbe right direction.
are more cases ol Piles being cured fuiled; rupture aud heruia cured Lawrence Pendergrass is visiting
by this, than all others combined. without trusses or operation; sure his aunt, Mrs. Buck, and is already
cure for kidney diseases; chronic well knowu to most of our people.
It. S. Knowlton.
rheumatism cured.
Young Mr. Averill is visiting
Do not fail to see the Germnn friends and relatives during the
M A R R IE D .
W illabd -G illman —At residence o f Mr. Specialists. A friendly talk will cost holidnys.
The H e r a l d a ck n o w
and Mrs. Larkin Robinson, above town.
Dec. 25, 1838, by Jnstice J. H. Cecil, Frank you nothing, aud is bound to result ledges a pleasant call from tbe two.
in a great deal of good to vou.
* 1 first named.
Willard and Miss Aurora Gillman.
The German Specialists
League Program— Dec. 30, 1898.
M ael -K bkwson —At residence of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Thos. Krewson, parents of the bride,
on Cunningham creek, Dec. 25. 1838, by
Justice J. H .Cecil, Augustus Mael and
Miss Annie E. Krewson.
H ollenbkck - O fkield —At the residence of
the bride’s parents, Deo. 25,1838, by Judge
L. Harlocker, Burt Hollenbeck and Miss
Lottie Offield.
A bchkk - B rynn — In Coquille City, Dec. 17.
1898, by Judge L. Harlocker, William
Arcner nnd Miss Sarah Brynn.
R eese - W illiams — At the home of W. D.
Reese, father of the groom, fit Beaver
Hill, December 25, 1838, bv Rev. C. A
Stine, John A. Reese aud Miss Mamie
Williams.
m m ÏITRT Y f l T T l P H T m to c®*# any case of constipation. Cascarete are the Ideal Laxa-
ADtJvLU 1 u b i UUAAAfl IDQU tire. «ever *rip or »ripe.But raus« eaay aataralresalta. Sam
ple »nd booklet free. Id. STERLING BEREDT CO.. Chiraro. Montreal. Cao.. or New York.
an.
At Myrtle Point, Dec. 17, 1898,
to Mr. and M r s . W. E. Lewellen, a son.
F i n n i s — Near Cottage Grove, Oregon, Dec,
17, 1838, to Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Finnen,
OUR
D IE D .
Marshfield. Dec. 16. 1838, Mrs.
John Cowan, aged 65 yei rs, 6 months and
6 days.
N y m v n — At San Francisco, Dec. 19, 1898,
Herman Nyman, of Newport. [Mr. N.
had been a patient in the hostital. but
received no benefit from treatment.)
W imkb —At her home near Arago, Dec. 25,
1898, Mrs. Cordelia E. SVinoer, aged 33
years and 27 days.
[Mrs. Wimer’s maiden name was Cordelia
E. Strong, and she had lived with her par
ents iu boih Jnckson and Josephine coun
ties. whore the family was well knovn.
Jackson and Josephine c junty papers please
oopy.l
C o w an —
JS
tea
c o fle e
soda
bak in g p o w d e r
flav orin g extra cts
and spices
w ill d e lig h t h o s t e s s a n d
g u e s ts .
The Christian Sunday-school
officials and teachers distributed
appropriate cards, etc., Sunday to
tbe scholars, and popcorn, nnts,
candies, etc.
$1,000 worth of County Warrants
for sale; any size to suit purchaser.
Inquire at H ebald office.
*
Complete stock-of u c - H o lid a y
l Goods ni the B E R L I N S T O R E .
° < city
School
macy.
C.
M. S k e e l s .
supplies at tbe Phar
*
Pay your dog tax, or lose old
Johnson Bro's is headquarters ^ ray'
for syrups.
Old tried friends are tbe brat.
UP
SO
Brands on Runaway logs— look Out
for Thom and Cateli Them.
E -V -E IR
WING to the freshet, about 1000 of my
Logs have been staited dowu the
river. Look out for them and catch them.
Brauds given ubove.
Suitable reward
given.
J. W. CLINTON.
deo6 3t*l
Norway, Oregon
O
B B O X IG H T
COQU I L L E
NEW
FIRM,
-
-
K T E W
-
T O
C IT Y
N EW
GOODS.
P R IC E S .
RANTED
E n m iiit lo t in a W e M io iiM D m Store.
1,000
COQUILLE PHARMACY, (Macy & Moore.)
TONS
n
,
A
J
Dry Goods,
C u ll flpples!
H O S IE R Y .
Lalies’ and Gents’
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND O P S ,
Cash Paid for same ACES,
EMBROIDERIES,
VIRES’ CORSETS, ETC.,
Delivered on Cars Rubber Goods and
at Coquille City or
Oil Clothing.
Myrtle Point.
See
Groceries,
F L O U R III F E E D ,
JOHNSON BROS,
Tobaccos, Cipri, Gandies
C o q u ille C ity ,
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
AMMUNITION, ETC., ETC.
ED RACKLEFF,
Successor to J. W. Leneve.
H
o te l co q uille ,
(C>>'
«
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H. UUTLEK, FKO P R IE T O * .
C. H
LEASED THIS NEW. COMMODIOUS AND MODERN U U STLE R Y
S AVING style,
I am now prepared to entertain the traveling public in first-class
with tbe very best o f accommodations aud at most reason
able rates.
Tables supplied with the best the market affords.
SAMPLE ROOMS for Commercial men,
person« whom it may concern, that on j roomy aud oentrally located.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS and Term*
the 28th da? of November, 1HJW, H. H. Haz- |
for Families nnd Theatrical Troupes.
ard, as administrator of the estate o f j K a te s -$1 to #1.50 p*r day.
James Aiken, deooased, filed in tbe County I
Court o f the State of Oregon for the
County of Coos his final account as such
administrator, and that thereupon the said '
■TTT7»
Court duly made an order directing notion 1
Should bo la Erery Hom o and Library.
thereof be given by said administrator, by I
P a c if ic
causing the same to be published in some!
m utual
newspaper published in said Coos county j
as often as once a week for four successive
weeks; and, also, farther ordered that
Wedneedsy, the 11 th day of January, MBP^
Is w ritte n b y R ig h t H o n . W illia m F w n rt G la d s to n e ,
K * .P r e m ie r o f G r e a t B ritin n nnd Ire la n d C h e j’. e r .
be and the same was, by said order, ap |
E nu . R ev. A. 11. S a rca . Q u s e n ’» C o lla ga . O x fo r d . F.pg s
pointed as the day for the hearing o f ob- i
R ev. S a m u e l Ivon C uttisa, l>. D .. C’ h ir e ijo T h o o lo K icn l
_ ____
Hr>rniiini y. ('h t« •»ut<v___,
n «n 111 . ___
Itev
t 'r e ______
d # r ir " F a r r a r .
I)..
jections to said final acconBt and the set- !
o f California.
. _
o f C a n te rb u ry. C'anta rim i y. F n « .; Ksv.
tlement thereof.
M m - . il . Capai*. I» l).,T n ft a C olla n a . S o n ta rv iIla. M n «v ;
Dated this 28th day o f November. 1898.
Ite». F rn n k W G u n tn u lu * , 1» L> , A rm o u r J n rfitora ,
C liioau o, ID .; Rav. G «nr,cn F. P e n
I» D . M ary lu
H. H. HAZARD,
t a n e P re s b y te r ia n C h u r c h , 1 .o r d o n . t up; ; Ite». M. o .
Administrator of the estate of Jamps
REV. JAS. L. FL U IR LI Agent.
M ftcA rth u r, D .U ., C alvary B a p tist C h u r c h . New Y ork
C ity , N. Y ; ftev. Martyr» B u m u w rb a ll. b i t . M u 'i
Aiken, deceased.
|t jan. 11
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Life Insurance Company
Ike People’s Bi&ie Hissory
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Notice.
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T h e Lone S ta r v .
and management of the Coos County Poor
Farm and Infirmary for the year com
mencing March I, 1833, and ending Feb
ruary 28. 1900. All bids must state defin
itely what the apphoant projioaes to do,
nnd be filed with the County Clerk on or
before January 4. 1890.
Done thi« l*th dav of November. 1808.
L. HARLOCKER,
nov22 3tJ
County Judge.
Keeps only Pure Wines and Liquors and
Fine Cigars.
T he Americus Club Whisky is one of the
specialties served in thes3 Clubrooms.
HF. OOl’ NTY COURT OF COOH
Call at Mrs. Chas. Moon's for
County, Stnte o f Oregon, will receive,
I choice winter millinery.
• sealed proposals for she superintending
At the Fair Store,
S T O C K IN G
And Going on at a Rapid Rate
Shipping Potatoes
Mrs. Annie Reddick, daughter
of our Mr, and Mr. Wethey,
reached this place from Fresno,
Cal., yesterday morning, with her
two cbildreo, on a visit to her par
ents.
ALI
DRUGGISTS
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l NDY cathartic
CURE CONSTIPATION
noR x.
but never suspicioned the deviltry
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stanley and
children reached the bay on the fo r P a r tic u la r s .
associated with it.
steamer Arcatn.from San Francisco,
Sacks furnished by Johnson Bros.
APPREHENDED AND HELD.
Inst Saturday, Mr. S. pulling out
Two young men, E. J. White for home at ouce, reaching here
and Tom Drew, were apprehended Saturday evening. Il6 met Mrs. Parties who haue
Monday at Riverton ns the parties S. and the children at the train
committing the robbery sud were with his team yesterday morning.
arrested and delivered nt this place
F o r S a l e — In Bandon, one of to sell, address
by Countable Dud Johnson on tbe
noon boat today. They were ar tbe choicest locations, a pleasant
H. L BURLESON,
raigned before Justice J. H. Cecil home, new, unique iu style, and
Marshfield,
Oregon.
with
a
splended
view
of
the
town
at 2 p. m . today, who set for a hear
Sheltered from the
ing at 1 p. ni. tomorrow aud in the and ocean.
Administrators Notice.
meantime placed them in custody north winds. For particulars, a p
p l y to the H e r a l d .
[tf.
o f the sheriff.
OTICF. 18 HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
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