Coquille City herald., January 31, 1899, Image 3

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C e r n ie Citi] geraifi.
1 List of circuit court jurors for
Coos county selected ut the January,
1899, term of county court, and their
postoffice address:
abaoo .
8 E Aasen, W A Baruett, Lewis,
Lett, J F Wilson, J F Munford, H
A Todd, W H Wimer, J H Schroe-
der.
TOESD A Y. J AN . 31, 1899.
R E G U L A R T R A IN S
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, W e d n e s d a y s a n d fkj
days will run us follows:
Arrive
Leu ve
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12.30 p. in.
8.00 ft. m. I
Marshfield
Leave
A rrive »
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9.30 “ I COQUILLE CITY 11.00a.m.
10.80 “
10. IK) “
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M yrtle Point
o nd ays
V
Want
.o n su n tp iio n ?
BANCROFT.
LOCAL ITEMS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
A coffee und cake supDPr » i l l lie
given nt the Salvation Arm y hall
next Suturilay night.
The re­
freshment* will he served at 10
ceuts per plate. A ll are invited.
'1 he Coqnille Municipal Band
will give a masquerade bidl at
Band hall, Saturday night, Feh-
rnary 18th. The band will pre­
pare a grand nights entertain­
ment, ns is their wont.
Tickets,
$1.
Midnight supper at T attle
Hotel. Spectators, 25 cpii I s .
Additional locals on 2d page.
T oilet articles at the Pharmacy.*
H ave you seen the Jewett typo-
writer?
For Sale— My Photo Scow. Price
$150, cash.
W. H unt .
Johnson Bro’s is headquarters
fo r syrups.
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Second-hand billiard table for
sale. Apply at this office.
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Go and see Mrs. Horsey’s fine now
stock of fall and winter Millinery
goods.
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The Tuttle House was improved
last week by the construction of
dormer windows on the north und
sooth sides o f the roof.
A carload o f fine beef cattle went
over to E. Cl. Flanagan,at the bny,
last Wednesday. They were from
Ed Sherwood o f M yrtle Point.
W. H. Averill, formerly and for
long years a resident of Coos county,
came in today from Brownsville,
Linn county, on a visit. He has
been absent about three years.
We are sure you do nor.
Nobody wants it. But it comes
to many thousands every year.
Itcomcstothose who have had
cough3 and colds until the
throat is raw, and the lining
membranes of the lungs are
inflamed. Stop your cough
when it first appears, and you
remove the great danger of
future trouble.
B K Bnnning, T S Evcrden, J O
Fish.
li VNDON.
O P Topping, Eil Baldwin. L C Gib­
son, C Beyerle, A D Morse, It Walker,
M Brewer, Peter Nelson, Elbert
Dyer, J W Felter, It Pomeroy,
Stephen Galber, Y M Lowe, F N
Perkins, D J Lowe, S N B Hunt,
J B Marshall, A G Hoit, W D Shoe­
maker, Ed Galliei.
BULLARD.
Ed Faliy.
BRI DOE.
H H Bronson, It A Cribbius.
COALEDO.
Fred Poore, Wru Moore, A A
Simons, J J Cullen, C A Hanscora.
ecfora
stops coughs of all kinds. It
does so because it is a sooth­
ing and healing remedy of great
power. This makes it the great­
est preventive to consumption.
Put one of
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
Plasters over your lungs
DORA.
LCKI.EY.
E T Green, Alfred Green.
EM I IRE CITY.
A w h o la M o d f o a l
L ib r a r y F r o o .
For four cents In stamps to pay noefc-
ngo, we w ill sond you slxtaeu m eileal
books.
M o d lo a J A d v lo o F r o o .
W e have the exclusive services of
Boii^e o f the most eminent physicians
in the United States. Unusual oppor­
tunities und long experience em i­
nently fit them for giving you medical i
advice. W iito freely all the partic- j
nlars in your ciise. You w ill rocclve a
\ prompt repiv, without cost.
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Address, DR. J. C. A Y E R .
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COQUILLE CITY.
A G Bal ch, J M Byers, G A Rob­
inson, Jas Cartwright, Win Lyons,
R J Dean, J Jacobson, A1 Flanders,
John Lamb, J W Hall, E A Wimer,
I Hacker, A A Leach, Wm Miller,
A L Nosier, C R Gabier, W C Pax-
son, S J Miller, Geo E Pike.
W L Krantz, J D Laird , J O Stem-
ler.
Lowell, Mass.
C H Crouch,J S Douglas,Olias Eck-
hoff, C E Getty, C O Hanseu, J S
Hayes, A Auderson, C B Kelly, Jno
Lennan, Wm Saunders, David Rob­
erts, Joel P u tte rB o n , Milton Elliott.
FAIRVIEW.
J L Barker, Wm Bettys, Ed Bun-
•nell, W Z Cotton.
ORAVEL EORD.
J M Bright, J L Crosby, K
Hansen, O S Coleman.
H
LAKE.
B F Adams, Ole Benson, J J Gam­
ble, C F Gessner.
lev ,
Soothing, healing, cleansing. De
Mrs. John Snyder,nt Marshfipld.
W itt’s Witch Hazel Salve is the im­
placable enemy of sores, burns and visited her parents, M r. nod Mrs
Wounds.
It never failes to cure W. \V. Hayes, at this place last
piles. You may rely upon it. It. S. week.
Knowltou.
Dr. Carter returned early last
Judge H. I j . Benson has ren­ week from his mission of presence
dered a decision iu the case of A. M. at the deathbed of bis aged father,
Crawford vs E O’Connell et nl in at Slayton, near Salem.
favor o f the plaintiff for SS1400
Sheriff Gage will sell th e frame
anil costs. It is said the case will building on the courthouse block,
used by him ns nn office, to the
bo appealed.
Fon S a l e —In Bandon, one of highest bidder, next Saturday nt
the choicest locations, a pleasant 1 p. m.
home, new, unique iu style, slid
with a spleuded view of the town
and oceau.
Sheltered from the
north winds. F’or particulars, ap­
ply to the H e r a l d .
[tf.
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and
Don’t Know It.
Circuit Court Jury List (or 1899.
T o insure a happy new year, keep
the liver clear and the body vigor­
ous by using D eW itt’s L ittle Early
Itisers, the famous little pills for
constipation and liver troubles.
B aking
P owder
D W Baker, Isaac Chandler, J C
Hervey, D R Lewis.
LANGLOIS.
C T Blumenrotlier, J C McAdamB,
MARSHFIELD.
Wm Archer, A Tenbrook, Frank
Smith, Alfred Mattson, Thos Ma-
ginuis. It Walter, W P Murphy,
Otto Schetter, T Hirst, Geo H Nay,
J E Noah, L D Smith, Frank Ross,
Herbert Rogers, Thos Blaine, B C
Bradbury, A Bridges, T M Dimmiek,
E A Kick worth, J L Ferry, E J Cof-
felt, W A Gilmore, A M Colver, O E
Hall, M D Cutlip, C S Higgins, J M
Davis Thos Holland, A G Aiken,
K A. Anderson, S Archer, Geo Ayre,
W Barkas, C L Bonebrake, H C
Broinard, J R Birch, W D Christen­
son, J J Clinkenbeard, E G Baker,
John Bear, W R Beattie, E W Ber-
nitt, Frank Hodson, J H Yoakam,
Wm Ross, Z T Siglin, T R Spencer,
A J Davis, W R Davis, A L John­
son, John Snyder, Is Lando, I Lan-
dritli, F E Lang, Wm Lawhorn
M YRTLE POINT.
Chfts Rackleff, L Spires, Clias
A b s o l u t e l y 'P u r e
Adams, J L Lewelîen, L E Robbins,
R Hartley, J N Roberds, B C Shull,
M a kes th e fo o d m ore d e licio u s and w h o leso m e
E A Adams, Archie McNair, J J
ROYAL BAKING POWDER C O ., NEW YO RK.
Baker. James Matheny, Albert Bark-
low, A L Buell, S W Nortlirup, S C
S. R. Davis, the hard-wood man
Wall Paper at the Pharmacy. *
Giles, D A Huling, Oscar Reed, T E
o f the bay, was in this section last
For Sale--M y Photo Scow. Price Dixon, Lewis Strong, W O Cooper,
week selecting a shipment of ship
$150, cash.
W. H unt .
W W idlev, Dan Barklow,
timber for San Fraucisco.
A ll drucslnts sotl Dr. Miles N erve Piasters
A U n a ln b a n is h e d ijy D r. M ile s ' T a in F i l l « .
For 30 Days— Mrs. Moon will give
T ile H erald printed sorn? haud-
some whist tally cards for the rare bargains both in dressmaking
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farewell party given in honor of and millinery.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Leueve.
T b e Herald Land nnd Loan Co.
A cough is not like a fever.
It has added several new numbers to
There
does not have to run a certain course its land list, on 4th page.
Cure it quickly and effectually with nre several prizes to be secured
One Minute Cough Cure, the best now— real bargains for homes.
remedy for all ages and for the
Johnson Bro’s have closed up
most severe cases. W e recommend
theii books and must have settle­
it because it’s good. R. S. Knowl-
ment before January 1st o f all
ton.
accounts due them.
A fte r that
City Marshal Jim Brown, of
M yrtle Point, made a visit o f two
or three days to the bedside o f Ins
father, G. A. Brown, who has been
quite ill for some weeks past nnd
was taken worse last week.
We
are glad to say Mr. H. bas taken a
change for the better.
W a n tp H ~ To
good city
f t a i i i o u property in Los Angelo«
county, California, for property in
Coquille City, or vicinity.
Lot
50x120, new, modern 5-room house,
with all conveniences for small fam­
ily. A fine chance, open for a short
time only.
H erald L and & L oan Co.
A correspondent, one o f Coos
countv's most intelligent, promi­
nent nnd progressive citizens, calls
our attention to the fearful mis­
representation of Coos couDty by
Mr. Topping, iD his article on tbe
resources o f Coos county, as sup­
plied to tbe Orpgonian. nnd notes
also that Mr Bennett did not take
tbe trouble to enquire as to the re­
sources o f the Coqnille river. W e
made mention of discrepancies in
Mr. Bennett’s article iu that line,
but hardly attached to it a spirit
o f wilful prejudice aud unfairnes.
as does our correspondent.
The
latter suggests that the H e r a l d
nsk Mr. Benuett “ Where tbe Clover
L e a f Creamery is situated, and
where tbe output o f that creamery
came from in 1897?”
Our corre­
spondent adds that the Clover
L e a f plant was sold and the ma­
chinery shipped out o f the county
in the winter o f 1896-7.
m ’ k in l e y
J W Byers.
NORWAY.
Henry Allen, G W Clinton, John
Bonewitz, T Devereux, J H Rada-
baugb, S L Lafferty, W A Hoover.
PEOSPER.
J W Haramerberg, A H Hulton,
H Tennisson, S T Lanegan.
PARKERSBURG.
K.virton Pick-Ups.
REPRÉSENTATIVE TOPPING EXPLAINS
Death of Mrs- Kelly at Libby.
Riverton, Jan. 30. — D. Johnson,
Mrs. Flora Kelly, widow of the
j The Criticsm of the Portland Evening Tele­
one o f Coquille’s business meu, late Audrew K elly, who died of
gram on His Appointment of Clerks.
was down last week butchering a caucer some two years ago, died at
S a l u i , O r., dan . 24, 1999.
beef.
her home at Libby yesterday, Jan.
E ditor C oquille C it y H erald ,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson, 30, at 10 o’clock.
The fuuernl
C oquille , O regon :
o f BaDdoD, spent several days in takes place tomorrow at 2 o’clock.
Dear Sir— 1 see by the H erald our town.
They were closing out Mrs. K. had been ill several days
that a clipping from the Telegram tbeir interest in the Riverton meat and later yielded to pneumonia,
regarding my hiring a lady clerk market.
and being a large woman her heart
iu the place of a gentlemau.
T. J. Little, mine host o f the troubled her durieg her later ill­
Tbe fact is, the gentleman, who Shepard House, in Coquille City, ness.
Mrs. K. had lived in that
is a newspaper reporter from Ben­ made out towu a business call lust locality several years, was well
ton county, persuaded me to help Sunday. H e called in at our offieo. known and loved by all who knew
him, if 1 could. I told him if my
Grace Prewett has taken a week’s her. She was always nt hand in
former clerks did not return, 1 vacation from the Riverton Hotel. sickness or affliction among her
would help him. 1 had two clerks She goes to vi-it her people on neighbors, and her door was open
to appoint, but ae there was ouly Rear creek.
Miss Alaggie Copley nnd table sprend for unfortuuute
need for one, I felt iu duty bound, tnkes her place while shn is away. miners or humanity generally.
if there was auy work, to give it to
Wm. Copley won the gramo­
some one from my own county, phone last Saturday evening.
He
Out in the Cold.
therefore, wbeD my committee bad threw 45, which won the machine.
Judging from a Washington dis­
work for a clerk I appointed Miss
Our progressive townsman and
Florence Smith, o f Marshfield, who merchaut, T. VV. Akers, has ad­ patch of the 20th, Coos bay was left
is a competent and worthy young vanced one step farther.
He has out in the cold, as far ns nn appro­
lady in every particular, and who purchased tho meat market, tools priation for continuing the jetty i i
was one of my former clerks, io and supplies, toaether with nbout concerned. The riverB nnd harbors
consequence o f which the repoiter $200 worth of goods form erly be­ committee says “ there is not enough
put the article which you clipped longing to the market. Mr. Akers commerce at that point to warrant
This would be quite
iu the Telegram.
has moved into the building occu­ expenditure.”
I consider (aud so do members pied by the meat market nnd will amusing, if it wasn’ t for the fact
who know both parties) that I soon stock the entire building with that the “ powers that be” may take
done what was right and proper, general merchandise. H e proposes the report seriously, without inves­
and nn act which I would repeat to carry hardware, tinware, dry- tigating, nnd wo would be deprived
under
similar
circumstances, goods and groceries.
IS. L . Pow­ of the necessary menus to continue
AVhat was Con­
whether 1 was in the Oregon leg­ ers retains his position as meat the improvement.
islature or at a corn shuckmg in cutter iu the establishment.
M i. gressman Tongno doiug when the
He
Missouri.
Respectfully,
Powers caDDot be excelled ns a committee was deliberating?
G eo . P. T o rpin g .
meat cutter.
A ll we ask is that has tho statistics at hand to show
he does not butcher any more our commercial importance, or
The baud announces, in our an­ beeves with four fore quarters.
could have got them promptly by
nouncement column, and later by
Eisou Peterson met with an ac­ writing for them. Yaquina bay has
posters, a grand Masquerade ball cident. W hile working with bailed been put down for $1,000,000, nnd
ou the night of Feb. 18th.
Tbe bny be dislocated his right arm at yet everyone knows (except the
band desires to raise a fund to com­ the shoulder.
H e is now doing river and harbor committee) that
plete payment of tbeir lot and as quite well.
there is more shipping done on
D onna A na .
their programs are always so pop­
Coos bny in one week than is done
The funeral o f an infnnt child ular nnd entertaiuieg, this effort
T o C u re C o n s tip a tio n F o r e v e r .
at Yaquiua in six.
It is very evi­
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artic.
10c
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of Mr. aDd Mrs. W. H. Williams, will be none tbe less so.
dent, if the dispntch is correct, that
f C. C C fa il to curt*, d ru g g is ts refu n d money.
at Beaver slough, took place here
wo have been sadly neglected by
Jord Lewis, while driving a cow
last Saturday afternoon, under at­ along the road near Uncle John
those whose duty it was to look
ItlA U R IE n .
tendant distressing circumstances. Berry's farm on the South Fork on
after our interests.
Perhaps Con­
J ohnbon - G rkkn —A t Portland, Or., Jan. 25,
There is sarious sickness o f other Sunday evening, accidentally fell
1899, Saruuol Johnson and M is s Alnm gressman Tongue can explain mat­
Green, both o f Coos county.
members o f the family, including from his horse and was seriously
ters.— Coos Bay News.
Mr. W. being very low with la injured.
It wns feared for awhile
DOR1.
J. R. Dennin, representing the
grippe and threatened with pneu- that the shock would prove fatal, S m it h —O n Coos river, Jan. 18,1899, to Mr.
“ Wonder Shoe Store” at Marsh­
monin, necessitating the funeral of however lie is now resting easy nnd
and Mrs. W . II. Smith, a daughter.
field, visited Coqnille and M yrtle
tbe babe to bn almost wholly man­ bids fair to recover.
D IE D .
Point last week. It is a new firm,
aged and performed by neighbors
J. L. Roy has uearly completed W iu t h —A t Glasgow, Jan. 23. 1S39, infnnt carrying ouly the specialty of boots
and strangers. A daughter of Air.
son
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M
r.
and
Mrs.
O.
A.
W
irtn.
W illiam s— Mrs. John R eese— was his launch, and is expecting a 4. W i l l i a m s — At Denver slough, Jan. 2G, 1K99, and shoes. Mr. D. is a pleasant
nn attendant,but on returning nfter h">rse power gasoline engine ou
infant son o f Mr. and Mrs. W . H . W ill­ gentleman aud expects to extend
iams.
the burinl swooned and was iu an next steamer arrival. I t is a good-
his trade to this section.
S. Yeo,
l l y —A t Libby, Jan. 30,1809, Mrs. Flora
unconscious state for about two sized boat, and will be very serv­ K k Kelly,
o f California, is tho proprietor.
aged about SO years.
hours. She was taken to tbe hotel iceable.
and a physician summoned, nnd UUE WANT to trade 220 acres good
the latter, assisted by kindly Indies, ” farming land in the best loca­
restored tbe lady sufficiently to be tion as to school nnd market in Ne­
taken home. There was consider­ braska, cither for a farm, town prop­
able excitement manifested, for erty or stock of goods in Coos county.
many casually thought tbe young
A hill introduced by Mr. T op ­
woman was dead or dying, aDd
ping, to establish the office of
with tbe other afflictions befalling
health officer at Coos bay, G ardi­
the fam ily excited much sympathy.
-1 f.
ner, Yaqniua City and Bandon, w h s
O u rcan cpot W oodmen, Myrtle passed by tbs bouse last Tuesday
Camp, No. 197, gave ft whist party
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ALL
Our solicitor nnd collector, John
last Saturday night, at Masonic
2 5 * 50 *
DRUGGISTS
Caldwell, has sufficiently recovered
ball, a “ farewell” to Mr. and Mrs.
I AR^OT.IITF.T.V fHTJRINTPPin
»n 7M »eo r«m «lip itlo ii. CiunreU sre tlir b in i L i u
from a late si"k spell ns to be on his
I n Lol/LU a I j j I U U M ln ll 1 DDL» five. never prip or irripc.but raoRO ensy natural rrsults. Sam-
J. W. Leneve, who within the next
i pi® find booklet free. Ad. STERLING REMEBY t'O., Chicago. Boutre.il. Can., or Men York.
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rounds again.
Look out for him,
few days will depnrt for Houolulu.
and treat him kindly.
The members of tbe order were
Capt. Tennisson and family moved
privileged to invite two friends
each, hence tbe attendance was from Randolph to this place todny.
large and the evening passed d e­ They are temporarily domiciled with
lightfully. Besides the whist part their daughter, Mrs. C. O. Gilkey.
of the program, others eutertaiued
Some of our farmers are taking
themselves in plays nnd social in­ advantage of the present good
tercourse, aud then the bauquet weather and are making early
table was spread, supplying a fenBt gardens.
to tbe large crowd.
Mr. and Mrs.
N ice jewelry at Gillbam's, and
Leueve were the recipients of gen­
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eral as well ns many personal com­ repairing of all kinds.
pliments and marks of friendship.
Teachers' Examination-
The New York W orld Almanac
nnd Encyclopedia for 1899 is at
Notice is hereby given that for
hand, and is a wonderful com pil­ the purposo of making an exami­
ation o f information and figures. nation of all persons who may offer
It has a special feature iu this themselves as teachers of
the
editioD— charming photo half-tone schools of thie county, nnd for those
engravings of our generals and desiring state papers, the county
E T T -E IR B R O U G H T T O
naval officers, as also of the war board of examiners of Coos county
vessels participating in the late will hold a public examination in
war with Spain.
It has nil the the office of the couDty superin­
data, also, of the war in a form fur tendent, in the courthouse, at Co­
ready reference.
Thanks to the quille City, on Wednesday, tho 8tli
W orld for an advance copy o f the dsy of February, 1899, commenc­
valuable work.
Tbe H e r a l d will ing at 1 p. m.
N E W PRICES-
W. H. B u n c h ,
shortly have copies for sale or as
County Supt. Coos county, Or.
premiums to subscribers.
Dated, Jan. 27, 1899. McKinley, Or.
There is a disease prevailing iu
this country most dangerous be­
cause so deceptive.
Many sudden
deaths are caused by it— heart dis­
ease, pneumonia, heart failure or
apoplexy are often tbe result of
kidney disease. I f kidney trouble
is allowed to advance ' the kidney
poison in the blood is liable to at­
tack the vital organs, or the kidneys
themselves break down and waste
away sell by soil.
Then tho rich­
ness o f tho blood— the albumen —
leaks out and the sufferer has
Bright’s Disease, the worst form of
kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble
can be detected although it be slow
and deceptive.
First, by analysis
of tho urine; second, by the simple
test of setting the urine aside in a
glass or bottle for twenty-four hours,
when a cloudy or brick dust settling
indicates it.
It was for just such troubles that
in His infinite power and goodness
the Great Physician caused Swamp-
Root to grow for the benefit o f suf­
fering mankind, leaving it for His
servant, Dr. Kilmer, the great kid­
ney and bladder specialist, to dis­
cover it and make it known to the
world.
Its wonderful efficacy iu
promptly curing tho most distress­
ing cases is truly marvelous.
You
may have a sample bottle of- Dr.
Kiim er’s SwnmpRoot, the great kid­
ney, liver and bladder remedy, by-
mail free.
Address Dr. Kilm er k Co., Bing­
hamton, N. Y. When writing men­
tion this paper.
Druggists, in fifty-ccnt or dollar
^ A N D Y CATHARTIC
C U R ! CONSTIPATION
OUR
S T O C K IN G
UP
And Going on at a Rapid Rate
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
m Goods
COQU I L L E
CITY
A Farris, Frank Flam, J F Haga,
J S Hamblock, T P Hanly.
RIVERTON.
J D Donaldson, J V Foster, W H
Hull, C A Peterson, J H Timon,
date outstanding accounts w ill be Abe L Nosier, W D Roberts.
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REMOTE.
handed to a collector, with instruc­
Our youDg friend Charley Skoels
L B Fetter.
tions to enforce paym ent
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Final Notice to Taxpayers.
met with a painful accident to his
RURAL.
left ankle at Johnson’s mill last
I f you Want a job o f grading
Ben Gant, W L Hood, J D Hayes.
are hereby notified to nettle voor
Tuesday afternoon. While assist­ X OU
and leveling the courthouee block,
tiuen forthw ith, as the Com ity ( 4onrt
SITKUM.
ing iD placing a logon, the carriage, has ordered me to make immediate collec­
the H e r a l d , today, publishes the
E N narry.
o f every cent thut is due the county,
the end of the log where he was tion
only “ official” advertisement solic­
and a fter the 10th day o f February we w ill
BUMNEB.
working
missed
the
headblock
nnd
begin
to levy upon the property o f all that
iting sealed bids to undertake
A D Boone, Alex Bruce, J W
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C. H. B U T L E R , F M O P U IE T O K .
almost crushed his ankle.
The liavo not paid their taxes np to the year o f
that work.
The county court will Catching.
1897, inclusive. You are further notified that
limb proved to be badly bruised, on and a fter said date we will not receive
receive bids till next Saturday, at
but luckily no bones fractured. County Warrants in payment o f delinquent
1 p. m., to be filed with the county
W . W. G aok .
The confidence that the He is confined nt bis father's home, taxes.
J S a v i n g L E A S E D T H IS N E W . C O M M O D IO U S A N D M O D E H N U O S T L E H Y
clerk.
Sheriff o f Coos county, Oregon. X I
I nin now prepared to entertain the traveling public in ftrat-olaae
for
the
present,
hot
is
improving
Coquille
City,
Jan.
26,
1899.
style, with the very best o f nccommodHtionH ami at most reason­
makers of Schillings Best
Tbe sooner a cough or cold is
able rate«.
Tables «applied w ith the best the market affords.
favorably and expects soon to be
SAMPLE RO O M S tor Commercial men,
cured without harm to the sufferer have in their
out.
roomy and centrally located.
S P E C IA L A C C O M M O D A T IO N S and Terms
Notice.
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1 - and i Ther
the better.
Lingering colds nre
bnfcirt^ p o w d er
fo r Fami
lies
Th< ■atrioni Troapos.
tea
A t the late term o f county court
flavorin g extracts
ci JT-e
K a t e s - $1 to |1.50 per day.
dangerous. Hacking cough is dis­
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County
Court
o
f
CooiC
onnty,
Htate
and spice«
soda
tbe sheriff was ordered to proceed X of Oregon, w ill receive sealed bids to
tressing. One Minule Cough Cure
nnd level the Courthouse block, in
quickly cures it. Why suffer when
is expressed by “ Your forthwith and collrct all delinquent grade
taxes from 1887 to the present Coquille City, Oregon.
such a cough cure is withiu reach ?
Bids must be filed with the oounty clerk
THE GREATEST BOOK OP THE AG' i
money back if you don't time. Today we publish the sher­ on or before Saturday, February 4, 1899. • IIT T
It is pleasant to the taste.
1L S.
P a c if ic
T h e Court reserves the right to reject any
iff’s
“
final
notice
to
taxpayers,”
Should be in Every Home and Library.
Knowlton.
like the goods.”
,u who has set the 10th day of F eb ­ or all bids.
L . H a r i / jckkr .
m u tu a l
County Judge.
ruary as the limit, at which time Ed Rackleff, clerk.
Capt. H. L. Burleson, the fruit
he will begin to levy on properties.
and vegetable dryer on the bay
Notice.
1. .rltum b, Ri.M Ilo. William r « . n oijJ-ion..
See “ official" notice in another
visited Coquille last Friday prior
F .«-P r«n »i* r o f
H ritinn %n<t lie'R n r». O » * ' " r.
Kng . !<•*. A. H. S m «..
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column-
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f
California.
to a business trip to the city. Mr.
N February 4 , 1«99. at 1 o'clock p. m., I
Kwv Sf»mtj«*l 1V «» Curti-n, I I I ) . < h .c * «.» I ht
Rarainnrjr.Ohic/itio
Ill. « Knv •. . F r . e . ....
d e ric
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innrr, (>iav«iv, .....
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W . W. Gage, sheriff o f Coos county, |
B. will take along seme sample
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IL 8 , Dean
D « « i» of
o f Canterbury.
C anterbury Canterbur».
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Bids for grading aud leveling O regon, w ill sell to the highett bidder, for
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desiccated potatoes with him. aud
Kov.
Frank
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as
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AunHur
t
iatUt.ro,'
cash,
the
old
sheriff's
office
building,
l
o
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the courthouse block are called for,
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fe i iM
r a fo
s » , ,. 111:
. . ., R ev Oeontn - F . , - P en , t eco* , t. !•
while iD the city will secure ma­
cated on the west side o f the Ooorthouse
jon
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ton.
I
bone
I
’ro-bjrterian
Church.
Lon
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to be filed by next Saturday.
See block in Coqnille City; also s lo t o f stoves j
REV. JA8. I j . FUTRELI ftgent. Ifa
W acArthur,
c A rtliu r. D .D ., C alvary
a lv iry H *P *»»t t « »>'«••
I » " h *».
. -r
V>
chinery for a potato starch factory
C
M artyn *'
HuBunerboll. I» •>
V ity.
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rv. Y.;
I . ; i K m «v
< t . . Mar
and stovepipe.
W, W. G a o s ,
Dotice, if you want a job.
- " — Free L.
— L LpWu>t,,n.
Mu ; Ku' > run t
Htreet
Hnjitiat Church.
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and arrange to move his fam ily to
Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon.
M. BCatol. D.b , First M ethod-* M■••enr -C < nardi.
Kran«toii, III.; de» W. T Moore. I L I» . Ihe t ht-
ths bay. H e will also bring with
T b e hearing for the appointment |
tinn Commonwealth,” London, fnit
l„,‘ w ", 1
Everett Haie. I>.I»., South Contrreg...lonnl t hutuh.
him tbe Low -Top Burbank Seed-
o f a receiver of our railroad will
Boston, Meet».; Rev Joseph A*nr H*.«t, ILI» .
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Col 'eu». Ri. hiuond, En«.; K**v. Carpar Heae W w o n ,
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liug potato, from Salim s, Cal., tbe A t the Fair Store,
come np in a few days in the fed-
L n p iU University. I^ ip zt«.
ru»<*n).
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Cleaver Wilkineon. I) L* . I n ve^D , c l t hieMV. ■ «; •;
best potato on the coast and one
earl court at Portland.
ce««». II»-. Rev. Humuel J im . t. 1>I> . Y »T j 1 t .ÌH m 'l
A V IN G decided to retire from the
O. O. O IL K E Y , P R O P R IE T O R ,
C. M. S k e e l s .
H eri ford .< *•»».; H « J Monro
1
¿ ¡¿ "A
best suited to this soil aDd climate.
botcher business, I offer for rent my
>Vo*el i'reebj tenet» Church. London. K n g ..He Ueortre
C iquille Otty, Or.— Opposite Depot. O.
Lonm er, I.L I». T h fT em p le. Boston. Me*a
At the special school meeting
Mrs. Dyer, of Bandon, came op building, tools, etc. I will go out o f busi­
He urger the farmers to plant po-
p o r t I.A K m u t i c i >. 42 t ‘J P**t
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ness F eb rm ry 1 A, 1*99, and this being the
; tatoes and plenty o f them— partic- held in Myrtle Point last Saturday Saturday and visited her sister, on ly butcher shop in town, would lik « fo r Keeps only Pure Wines and Liquors and tione, «tir «else*. rM h . f i ü . keH levant, | .» L u l
^ q Î a V t c » r n i T i o ’i. 1 . 2 «» r u e * * , W ) f n ii - r » - ' «
Fine
Cigars.
some reliable person hi continue the busi­
! ularly o f the 8alinas seed which a 10-rnill tax was voted to be ap -1 Mis. 11. E. Buck,
«ione a Strie A -* »lt
R-e- fol» leierD. one v .J m »
T h e Americas Club Whisky is one o f tbe
ness.
1 be will bring with him, nnd be will plied on the school house bonds.
F qr S a l k _ a young aDd perfect
Any one desirous o f m nnins a butcher
specialties served in th esj Clnhrooms.
! dispose o f 200,000 bags o f pota- while a 8-null tax for the support fregh cow
ft. D. S a n f o r d . • business would do well to call on or addrsss
farther"Teforme»b.n write HKNHY O N f t lW
THUN. AND E R SO N .
of the school was lost
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i toes himself.
tap r!8 )
Bandon, Oregon. lust Hilliard Tabic in Southern O
regon Publtehert2i2 <u»J ül M-arw btesaft,CUicuuo, UUo
NEW FIRM,
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NEW GOODS,
Kept in a Well-AjDointei D m Store.
COQUILLE PHARMACY, (Macy & Moore.)
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Uff, Endowment a Affidnil Pitliriex