Mari'age Licenses Issued In Coos County Williams.
I 25. W. R. Wiuniugham aud
tor 1898.
Hannah Otto.
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TUEHDAY. JAN. 10, ls99.
25. John A. ltecse aud Mamie
County Clerk Rackleff ami Dep-
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uty Hazard executed the order of Williams.
24. Aug Macl and Annie Krew-
PUBLISHED EVE RY TUESDAY Chief Cupid during the past year
son.
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in the following order:
25. Bert Hollenbeck aud Lottie
It. Pannenbere : : : J. a. McKwen
JANUARY.
J. 8. M°EWEN & CO. 2. Otto Eppa and ¡Misa Jeaunie Offield.
27. diaries
Frederick*
aud
, Holleuheak.
Editors and Proprietors.
2. George Morehouse and Lula Mamie Cripps.
f j t y u l h (Hin A r m it i
Many a household is saddened by
death hi cause of tho failure to r ;
1 k K e t s - :
a I urge stock o f
keep ou baud a safe and absolutely L J a -1 *£ j ^
he v. A m . W ool M ahya -
certain cure for croup Hindi as One TI 14 J CAL1FOUN > HLANKKI d , mow
Minute Cough Cure. See that your ottered In low Mill iiricvs. ns they were
bought before il.” rise in w ool.
We mime
little ones are protected against ouly
a few.
M ention this paper and
emergency. R. S. Ivnowlton.
we* 11 pay freight on purchases oyer $10 to
How to Find Out.
An Old Soldier
Fill a bottle or comuiou glass
His Story of What H o o d 's Sar with your water and let it stand
24 hours: A sediment or sottliug
saparilla Has Done
W h o le
F a m ily C r c a t l y Helped by
T h is M edicine.
“ I am an old run down soldier, my
whole system being out of order and my
right side partially paralyzed. I have
tried various remedies and realized only
temporary relief. I have been taking
H ood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pill.}, aud
have derived more real benefit from them
than anything I have tried. My wife haa
I been greatly helped by Hpofi’s Sarsapa-
| rilla. She was all run down and her
j system much out o f order. My tw o little
| boys recovered quickly from the effects
I o f diphtheria by taking H ood’s Sarsapa-
| rilla, which rid them of troublesome sores
aud symptoms o f the croup. They are
| now well and hearty.” W . F. B urnett ,
| Starkey, Oregon.
Remember
indicates an unhealthy condition of
the kidneys; if it stains your liuen
it is evidence of kidney trouble;
too frequent desire to pass it or pain
in the back is also convincing proof
that tho kidneys and bladder are
out of order.
WHAT TO DO.
There is comfort iu the knowl
edge so often expressed, tlmt Dr.
Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, the great
kidney remedy, fultisl every wish iu
curing rheumatism, pain iu the
back, kidneys, liver, bladder nud
every part of the urinary passage.
It corrects inability to bold water
and scaldiug pain iu passing it, or
bad effects following th’e use of
liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes
that unpleasant necessity of being
compelled to go often during the
day and to get un malty times dur
ing the night. The mild aud extra
ordinary effect of Swamp-Root is
soon realized. It stands the high
est for its wonderful cures of the
most distressing cases.
If you
need a medicine you should have
the best. .Sold by druggists iu fifty
cent and one dollar sizes.
You may have a sample bottle of
this wonderful discovery and a book
that tells more about it, both sent
absolutely free by mail, address Dr.
Kilmer & Co., Bingliampton, N. Y.
When writing mention chat you
read his generous offer in the Co
quille City H e r a l d .
Hall.
Riverton Pick-Ups.
Devoted to tho luntonnl and hocih ! np-
H. Fred Noah and Amanda E.
baildtnK o< the Coquil'.e Valley particularly
I Devoe.
acd of Coos County Kem»r,\ll>.
Riverton, Jan. 9. The Baibura
Subscription, per year, in advance, t '.
5. E. M Randleman and Polly
Hernster made her usual trip and
I C. Haga.
K K , N e w s p a p e r A d v e r t i h i n o A t t it t T
7. J. H. Shields aud Sadie L. took about 170 tons o f coul from
I • P . 21 F I S M H erchant»’
Exchaugn, Han Framiaco, in
Timon’s mine.
Ashburn.
oar authorized ageut. This paper is kept ou fiie
at bia otlln*
This town has been ill such an
7. Sam M. Olsen and Mary"E.
uproar for the past two weeks con
Shields.
FREE, TO CASH SUBSCRIBERS.
9.
Thos Carter and Laura L». cerning the arrest o f White and
Drew, that all other local matters
Huntly.
In order to get our delinquent
10. Axel Hunner and Emma sink iuto insignificance.
The schooner (Viifienza takes a
subscribers to puy up and in advance Wallsar.
we will
30. Oscar Wickham nnd Ora cargo o f coal from the Dandon
j miue this week.
make them a present
Shepard
SparlHa
John Wall, of Isthmus slough, j I, the best—In tact the One True Blood Purifier.
of a year’s subscription
FEBIIUARY.
to the
5. Eugene Fiuuen aud Josie made our town a business call Sat I
D i l i curensmea.lodlgastlon,
urday.
n o o i l S I lllS bittuusuess,couslipation.
NORTHWEST PACIFIC FA^MEI*, Hudson.
Attorner
Burtenshaw,
of
Myrtle
13. Benjamin Norton and Sus
published nt Portland, Oregon.
Point, was here last week looking
anna Brack.
Tho Farmer is now in its 30th year,
27. Georg* A. Barklow aud up business.
Uncle Jack Wilsou is ou the
nnd is authority on all subjects per Atnauda Rowan.
| Frank Stone and Harry W ill
taining to farm work and conditions
iams iiave become guests at ye Riv- sick list, and has the doctor with
MARCH.
him.
of the northwest.
! erton hotel.
4. James Anthony and Lizzie
As the regulnr price of that paper
Mrs. Prewett and daughter Bert,
Coughing injures and inflames
is $1 per year, it is easy to see what Jones.
j were visitiug nt the Riverton Hotel sore lungs. One Minute Cough
.
John
Mursden
and
Lou
a valuable premium wo are willing
last Saturday.
Cure loosens the cold, allays cough
to give to our paid-in-advance sub Drew.
| J. F. Lee nnd family o f Santa ing and heals quickly. The best
12. Oscar Ramaiki and Hilda Cruz, California, will be hereabout cough cure for children.
scribers. This applies to all new
R. S.
subscribers, nnd all who will pay Kouknkoski.
(he middle of this month.
Ivnowlton.
26. V. Fredericksou aud Selma
their delinquencies and a year in
O. A. Kelly lias been confined
The Salem Statesman nnnual
Brunell.
advance before March 1, 1899.
to his house during the past
special edition is another break
28. John Peterson and Parmcnn week on acconut o f rheumatism.
from the usual “ fake” special edi MISSOURI JUDGES PURGED OF CONTEMPT-
Benson.
E d u c a t e Y o u r B o w e l * W i t h C a scarotH .
A $10 paper bill was found here
tions. It is a beauty. So also was
Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever.
APRIL.
last
week.
Money
is
becoming
Wc, 26c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money
that of the Portland Evening Tel Served Six Months in Jail— Another Chapter
3. W. T. Culbertson nnd Lulu It. plenty now when it cun be picked
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egram.
Both nre works of art,
in Ihe St. Clair County bond Case
up
on
the
streets.
Gilbert.
Pharmacy for jewelry
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Closed.
T. Akers, one of our merchants, useful to the public and credituble
10. S. B. Anderson and Elizabeth
to
the
publishers.
School supplies at the Phar Brewer.
went up to Coqmlle Inst Saturday
Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 3.— An
He has been
macy.
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13. Marion Clinton and Minnie to see a physician.
Chas. H. Burggraf, the Salem
feeling very poorly for several days. architect, who designed and super other chapter in tho celebrated St.
Justice J. H. Cecil is amouglbc Miller.
A na ’ s D adghtek .
18. Charles Morehouse and Le
intended the construction of both Clair county bond case was closed
afflicted ones.
ona Barklow.
our courthouse nnd new school today, when Judge Phillips, of the
Wntches, Clocks and Jewelry at
( m a y — none)
building, has furnished ns, in both I United States court, ordered the
Pojft Tvhueeo Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.
i release from the county jail here of
The Pharmacy.
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JUNE.
To quit tobacco easily and fore ver. be mag instances, public buildings modern
19. Henry Elford and Samantha netic. lull of lifo, nervo and vigor, take No-To* in style and nrinngements, first Thomas Nivett and Thomas Gill,
Call at Mrs. Chns. Moon’s for
Bac, the we nder worker, that makes weak men
judges of the St. Clair county court,
choice winter millinery.
* Whobrey.
strong. All druggists, SOc or $1. Curo guaran class in wrrkmnnsbip. convenient,
H. Norcross nnd Grace teed Booklet and sample free. Address healthful and beautiful, at very j who have been in contempt of the
Not cheap shoes, but S H O E S . „7,
Sterling Remedy Co , Chicago or New York. moderate cist and specially appli federal court since June last, when
C H E A P at B E R L I N S T O R E , j 2fi w A F]?nn anJ Luriey L
cable to the uses intended.
Our I they refused to obey the order of
Wednesday’s trains nnd boats j Lyt.ton.
Paul Perry, of Columbus, Ga., new school building is his seven j the federal judge directing them to
brought a large number of people
30. Ö. Vny and Uose J. Besonte. suffered agony for thirty years, and teenth, a record not usually attained levy a tax upon the property-hold
on county court business.
JULY.
then cured bis Piles by using De- hv so young an artist, which in ers of St. Clair county for the pur
3.
George Clinton aud Ivy Witt’s Witch Hnzel Snlve. It heals cludes state normal buildings and pose of satisfying the repudiated
Attorney A. E. Seaman, o f E m
bonds. The St. Claircourty judges
iujurics nnd skin diseases like magic. several city structures.
pire, had business nt the county Simons.
ceased to be in contempt of the fed
6
.
John
Suderman
and
Anna
seat for a couple of days last week.
eral court simply because their
Not back.
terms of office have expired. The
A lack of roomiug facilities and
13. E. A. Witner and Annie
taxpayers of St. Clair county elected
boarding places prevents several Collier.
their successors at the November
parties from outside attending our
14. C. L. Nordstrom and May j
election, and the judges then chosen
public schools.
B. Johnson.
were to all purposes elected into
26. Robert Hunt and Pauline!
Prof. Nosler’s 1st intermediate
jail, for they were solemnly pledged
Blumenrother.
department will get into its new
to resist tho order of the federal
30. E. O. Parker and Ella
quarters in the new school build-
court directing the levying of the
S t a t e nnd C o a s t
a“ oW:-c:nHrieH ouepiiru una cen e
H O O d ’S
11
of the World
ntiy UK. statimi in C alifornia.
Attorneys Minot, of Marshfield,
waiour.
HIZS.
OUT PRIGS.
aud Burtenshaw, of Myrtle Point, COI.OR.
Mott loci.
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as well as many peisona from Riv
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erton, appeared at Coquille yester
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day to finish up bonds for and se tiruy,
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cure the release of Ed White nnd
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cottoti,
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the robbery of Lorenz's store.
P rices are by the pair. Send for list o f
10
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blankets
at
cut-rntc
prices.
Justice Cecil was sick, liowever,
and could not give a healing.
SM ITH’S CASH STORE,
25-27 Market street. S. F.
A d m in istr a to r’s Notice-
CALL FOR:::
"V [ otico is hereby n i v u , that llm nnd t i
l l mulled W H. »*U tho 1:4? JliV t f -IR'.V*
1898, duly appointed as adm inistrator o f
tho estate o f Ohurles Ilau icr, deceased,
and that 1 have qualified aa huc I i adininiB-
trator and entered upon my duties. All
persons b a v in " claim s ngninst tho said
estate, art* hereby required to present tlie
same, properly verified, to me. at the law
office o f Albert F j . Seaman, in Km pi re City,
C oos county, Orouon, within six m ouths
from the date hereof.
Dated this 27th d a y o f Decem ber. 1898.
W IL L IA M T U K l ’ KN,
A dm inistrator o f iho Estate o f Charles
H am er, deceased.
I jan 25
HOLBROOK, MERRILL
k STETSON ............
Also BRIDGE k REACH
S T O V E S ' * ----------
Doors, Windows
ami any other
Building
treasurers Notice.
Or any and everything
carried iu a
First-class Hardware Store.
'OTICK is hereby given that all county
warrants endorsed piior to May 10.1892,
v ill be paid on pr si* mutimi at my office in
Coquille City, Cons county Oregon. No
interest will be allowed*after Decomber 25.
24 to 36
Hours
N
Denholm & Co.,
ib is 17th day o f D ecem ber, 1898.
[Successors to J. J. Lamb. J
V/. \V. 11.1*23. Treasurer.
8
HOURS
OUT OF
24
Headquarters
for
Y o u S le e p In a n A ir
T h a t C u re s . . . .
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, drip.
Throat and Lung Troubles.
CHOICE LIQUORS.
GYRUS N O BLE,
O L D HERM ITAGE,
B U R K E 'S SCOTCH M ALT,
A
M ’ l t lA I .T Y .
CLUB ROOMS IN CONNECTION
Daily Emiiig Tigran,
J
10 els
Tho bond question is the one
political issuo of St. Clair county.
The amount involved, including the
principal and interest fur 25 years,
is now over $1,000,000. The bends
were voted and issued in aid of a
railroad, and amounted to about
$400,000. The promoters of the
company secured the bonds, sold
them in the east and loft tho St.
Clair people with no sign of a rail
road. When the bonds fell due,
the taxpayers naturally resisted the
payment, and though tlie federal
court eventually decided in favor of
tlie bondholders, the St. Clair
county people have not, during all
the years of litigation, been dissnp-
pointed in any of thecouuty judges
whom they have elected to resist the
federal court.
Last summer Federal
Judge
Phillips secured an offer of a com
promise from the bondholders, who
agreed to accept the principal of
the bends without interest. Judge
Lyon, one of tho three St. Clair
county judges in jail here, who was
serving his second term in jail, and
who was in very poor health, agreed
to vote for tlie tax under these con
ditions, nnd wns purged of contempt
by the federal judge. Judges Nev-
itt and Gill, however, spurned any
offer of compromise, and served out
their terms in jail. It was practi
cally understood that this would bo
the course of Judges Nevitt and
Gill, the majority of the court,
when Judge Lyon secured his re
lease by accepting the compromise.
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The comity court lias a busy
time, and Clerk Rackleff and D ep
uty Hazard are almost out of sight
behind books and papers.
tlMinre« V I T A L I T Y
L O S T V IG O R
érwta :^«*
r.ti
¿-« a n o M A N H O O D
T H E P IL L O W -IN H A L E R
Cures Iinpotency, Night Emissions and
wasting Diseases, all effects o f self*
abuse, or excess and India*
cretlon. A n e rv e to n ic a n d
is a pillow so constructed ami sochar^cd
that it throws off a vapor during all the
nijjht. With every breath taken into the
body it directly applies to the inflamed
air-passages of the head, throat and Ituips
a thoroughly disinfected and properly
medicated air to soothe and cure them*.
TIIK ONLY KNOWN MEANS FOR
I.ONG-CONTINUKD INHALATION.
It has cured thousands of stubborn
cases after all other remedies had failed.
Send for free descriptive pamphlet and
) testimonials ; aud kindly be sure to men
tion this paper.
P IL L O W -IN n A L E It CO.,
81 C orcoran ItuIIdlm ;, W a sh in g to n ,
I).
o r 1 40 » C hestnut S treet,
P h ila d e lp h ia , Pa.
f1*'
b lood b u ild er. Brings the
pink glow to pale cheeks and
restores the fire o f youth.
By mail BOc per b ox ;6 b ox es
for tatJ.SO; with u, w ritten g u a ra n
te e to c u re o r r e fu n d th e m o n e y .
M E R V 1 T A M E D IC A L C O .
Clinton A Jackoon Els., CHICAGO, ILL-
F o - r.nle by C oquille Pharm acy.
i
intervening.
Lass well.
s e r v ic e
Constipation prevents the body
AUGUST.
from ridding itself of waste matter.
2. N. E. Barklow and Addio B. 3 t o 1 2
and HERALD
Do Witt’s Little Early Risers will
both 1 month,
remove the trouble anil cure Siek Doak.
P
a
ge
8 . George Johnson and Laura I
Headache, Billiousness, Inactive
$2.10
Evening Telegram and Herald, both 6 mos., only
Liver and clear the Complexion. Eudicott.
14. Isaac Barklow and Catharine
Small sugar coated, don't gripe or
4.15
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both 1 year, only
Ransier.
cause nausea. It. S. Ivnowlton.
14. Manley Barklow and Nan
All the Congressional and State Legislative News
The Herald Land & Loan Co. nie Stone.
come full and complete daily, and your Best
sold last week, to Henry 'Peters,
15. Jesse G. Farrin and Della
Weekly Local Paper for only the price o f one.
esq., of Dayton, Oregon, the Mar Foss.
shall Way house and lot. Thus
24. Win Reed and Rebecca Left-
the good work goes on by n steady j rjtf^e
i Marshfield fcnn.i
| Complete slock o f new Holiday
influx of good citizens coming ini og Marion C. Miller and Pearl
John Morgan took charge of the Goods at the B E R L IN STORE.
nnd those remaining generally who ! Abernathy
custom house iu Empire City Mon
Mrs. Inez Chase returned to
do Bell, as Mr. Way will likely en
day.
SEPTEMBER.
Empire last week to resume her
gage ngaiu in husiuess
" it h ua j
6
. Eli Motcnlf nnd Annie Miner.
The
Marshfield
Grnded
and
duties as teacher, after the holiday
soon on his own nccuuut.
10. Ike Freelund nnd Catherine High school began Mouduy, after vacation.
Policies written by the Pacific j Robinson.
the holiday vacation.
Overcome evil with good. Over
Mutual Life Insurance Co. excel ! 21. G. P. Topping aud Amy L.
M. L. Tower is exDected hero come your coughs and colds with
in every feature that make iusur-1 Wilkins.
shortly to superintend the work of One Minute Cough Cure. It is so
mice profitable aud liberal.
No I 25. Alfred Carlsou and Edna dredging the “ hog’s back.”
good children cry for it.
It cures
one can afford to be without nu Bunnell.
The Rev. R. C. Lee has received croup, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe
Accident policy nt this time o f ac-1 18. Arnold Bradshaw and Alice
n commission appointing him D ep and all throat and lung diseases.
cidents aud sickness.
Give your Marsden.
application now for either a L ife , j 30. Hu> h Neely and Rose T. uty Grand Chief Templar o f Ore R. S. Ivnowlton.
gon, of the I. C. G. T.
Const Mail: At the meeting of
E ndowment or A ccident policy Harth,
Siiico R. A. Graham has secured tlie Coos Bay creamerv hist ¡Sat
to Rev. J. L. Futrell, or make ap
OCTOBER.
the Empire City sawmill, two more urday the following directors were
plication at the H erald office.
2. C. E. Carver nnd Mary Parry. | logging camps are to be started up elected:
\V. L. Walker, Geo.
C. L. Pennock, a worthy citizen
4. R. Toland and Lottie E. Stev near the Beaverton coal mine.
Yoakntn, J. M. Davis, Geo. Ross
from Beaver Hill, purchased this enson.
Representatives Topping nnd and D. McIntosh. W. L. Walker
week of R. D . Sanford, through
5. Thomas D. Whito and Mag Platts were in Marshfield this week was elected president nnd Geo.
the Herald Laud & Loan Co., gie Oilman.
on their way to Salem toatteud Ihe Ross secretary.
the II. It. Nichols property, in
5. S. D. Jenkins and Celestia J. regular session c f tho legislature.
Why pay rent always, when you can
Spurgeon’s addition to Coquille Reed.
They took the steamer Allinuce.
buy n plnce of your own, part on
City. For tho present Mr. P pu -
14. H. P. Chalfunt aud Anna
A 12 foot vein of coal has been
time, nnd pay rent to yourself.
nock will remain at Beaver Hill, Collins.
80 acres, near Coquille; 15 acres
having employment there, and we
15. David Cowan and Leita recently discovered on II. A. Gra
ham’s property. It is several hun
rich dry creek bottom, fine spring
shall be pleased to welcome him Thomas.
branch; bouse and barn; 5 acres
and his estimable family later on
18. Perry Stoddard and Emma dred yards from the entrance to
the Kloudike mine, on a higher
cleared. Only $10 per acre—just
as permanent citizens.
E. Derby.
altitude and will bo easily devel
think of itl See Herald Land &
26. Fred Nosier and Reta Skoels.
Our representatives, Hon. Geo.
opeit.
Loan Co. cr R. D Sanford.
29.
A.
J.
Frcdcrickson
aud
Brita
F. Topping for Oooe and Hon. E.
A late arrival in Marshfield, who
The Oregon legislature met yes
B. Platts for Coos amt Curry, joined
Hailuiala.
made the journey on foot from terday and the new governor will be
an excursion of representatives
NOVEMBER.
Rose burg, says that he crossed the inaugurated and other stnte officers
from other portions o f the stnte n t! 3 , John Barklow and Sarah
desert, the plains and the Rocky installed nt once, nnd you will get
Portland Inst Saturday and visited Noah.
mountains on foot, but his trip it all and in detail by subscribing
the sugar factory and inspected, t>. E. A. Philpott and Elva Nel-
across the Coast Rauge for hard for tlie H e r ald nnd Daily Evening
the sugar beet industry at La ^ son.
ships beat them all.
Telegram nt only 40c a month, but
Grande. The visitors were under
«j. Nels Rasmussen nnd Mattie'
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you’ll never get it in Dan Burns’
the care nnd management of Turner E. Swift.
III»» to I’ r n r a l l*llriiiiioHitl.
senatorial campaign organ, the Snn
Oliver, a represeutative ot the
9 . Clyde A. Gage and Marie
You are perhaps aware that pneu
Francisco evening paper that gets
sugar factory, nnd the visit wns Nosier.
monia always results from a cold or
here 24 hours behind time. Or the
made in the iiitertst of fostering
11 Herman Grant aud Mary from an attack of la grippe.
Dur
H uui . d aud Salem Weekly States
the industry by granting a stnte D. Grant,
ing the epidemic of la grippe a
man both one year for only $2.50.
subsidy.
j 20 \y jj Young nnd Lavina
few years ngo when so many enses
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resulted iu pneumonia, it was ob
Dr. Carter received a telegram I Albee.
Ireland’s
Mission to Rome.
I
23.
Harry
Draper
and
Pearl
from his home at Coberg, yestor-
served that the attack was never
dny, notifying him that his father Baxter.
followed by that disease when
London. Jan. f. —The Romo cor
23. Perry Robison and Julia Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was
wns dying. This wns very sad and
respondent to the Daily Chronicle
unexpected news, ns the old gen Skelly.
used. It counteracts any tendency
24. F. R. RreiUnbucher aud of a cold or la grippe to result in savs; ‘ Archbishop Ireland is com
tleman only left here Monday of
ing here in connection with the
last week for his home, vin the liny Elizabeth Rookard.
that dangerous disease.
It is the
nnd Yaqniun, having spent eight
'J**- Lee Broadn
Inax and Fraucis best remedy in the world for bad publication o f tlie papal letter on
Americanism and tlie position of
or nine months with his son nt this Dickson.
colds and la grippe.
Every bottle
the Catholics in Cuba and the
26. August Tyberg and Hilda warranted.
plnce. However, he is frail, and
For sale by R. S.
Philippines,
The Vatican hopes
81 years old, and doubtless the Stone
Ivnowlton.
that the good relations existing bc-
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trip proved more than he should'
DEC EM USB.
have undertaken, but ho was long
Bishop Millard, of Ihe Church ! tween the archbishop nnd Presi
12. J. T. Alumbuogk nud A. P.
ing to return to his home aud it McCnmpbell.
o f Redeemed Israel, left yesterday dent McKinley will contribute to
the Catholics.’’
wns on his mind so much that he
13. H. B. Steward aud Estrila for Eureka, California, nod expects the benefit of ----»
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to be absent two months.
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was not eujoying himself here. Volkmar.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz, ami two or
The son started ont to the valley,
17. W. Archer nud Sarah Rrvnti
Gnv Bickford, the boy prisoner threp others o f the family, have
Via Roeebuig, last even lug.
2t. L. 11 Hammond nud E. Y. in our j iit. is very sick.
I ipcu sufferers from the grip.
Material,
A. C. W IL S O N .
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W ILSON ß W ILSON,
M A C H iK IS T S ,
W a g o n m R k e r s ^
H o r s e s h o e r a ,
a n d E la c k s m it h s ,
Machine work of all kiln’ s, built now or repaired; iron and wood turning;
blacksmithing and wagon-making in all branches.
MACHINE, WAGON A N D FARM W O R K ARE S P E C IA L T IE S
DEAN'S LIVERY, FEED 3 SALE STABLE
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B . iD e a jij P r o p r i e t o r . : ?
Successor to
Nosier Pro’s,
and A. O . W heeler,
General Draying and Hauling a Specialty.
Commercial Men Promptly and Safely
Delivered at Any Point.
Good. K ig s,
S p a n k in g Team s,
g o q u î X
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First btreet,
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R easonable R a te s.
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czusconr.
Near Odd Fellows’ H all.
$5000 —For a uliort time
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only,
The Herald Land Co.
wants a buyer with $5000 to pur
chase at a sacrifice one of the best
improved small farms in Coos
county. Finely situated, choice
land, good fences, plenty of fruit
and shrubbery, running water.
Owner has other business tliat
claims his attention
TL^OR SALE—1 47 Acres of Land,
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14 m ile from Norway. Coos county, j
Known ns the McC’lury place. F<-r particu- j
lars. cnll on
HENKY GRADY,
o c t lt f l
Norway, O regon. {
Notice.
ri^H F . SO TK H H j DEUS OF T H E AHAGO
I
Creamery Com pan 3 are hereby notified
that there will !>♦• n special m eeting o f the
stockholders held at the Arago Creamery,
at Arngo, C oos cou nty, Oregon, on
T uesday, the 21st dnv o f February, 1899,
at 10 o ’ clock « . m.
A m ong other business which may be con
sidered. the m eeting is called especially t«?
consider and accept propositions to sell or
lea*«* the Arago C ream ery plant.
By order o f the directors.
W. L. UAYTER.
Attest:
President.
J. H enry ISchrocder, Secretary.
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No matter what the matter is, one will do you
good, and you can get ten for five cents.
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