tftotyttfu dita Retimi.
T U E S D A Y , F E R 28, 1899.
R E G U L A R
M
,
Sugar and syrups; tes, coffee and
spices; baking nnd washing pow
ders; toilet and laundry soa£e;
korosene; stock and dairy anil;
; meals; tobaccos.
In fact, every-
j thing in the grocery line.
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T R A IN S
W e d n e s d a y » a n d fui
days will van us follows:
Leave
I
Arrive
8.0 0a.m . I
Miushfleld
12.00p.m .
Arrive “
|
Leave
9.30 “ I COOU1LLE CITY
ll.OOa.m.
10.00 “
I Myrtle Point
10.00 “
on days ,
LOCAL
it e m s
.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Service at the little church next
Sanday, morning nnd night, at the
usuul hourn.
J. H. J ames .
The Christina Endeavor will
give a praise service at the Chris
tian church next Sunday night.
Nice program.
Everybody iu-
vited.
Rebekah’s ontertainmeut nt band
ball next Saturday night. Choice
program, including music, recita
tions, eto. Mrs. Wooten, the elo
cutionist, will be present nnd give
two selections.
Admission, 10
S fin ttr, refreshments, 10 cents; Art
Gallery, 10 cents.
Even
:ry cough makes
your throat more raw
and I r r i t a b l e . Every
cough congests the lining
membrane of your lungs.
Cease tearing your throat
and lungs in this way.
Put the parts at rest and
ive them a chance to
eal. You will need some
help to do this, and you
will find it ia
Shooting Match.
At Arngo on Saturday, March
4, 1899, for turkeys, chickens, and
one fat bog. Hog to be divided
into four choices.
A haoo R od A G un C lub .
Miss Collison’s second intermedi
ate grade of the pnblic schools gave
a program last Friday afternoon,
having appropriateness to the late
“ Washington Day” exercises, as
observed so generally by the
schools
throughout the land.
There were only a few visitors pres
ent, who made the call at that de
partment after briefly visiting
other rooms and inspecting tbe
new schoolbouse. The pupils gave
the following nambers: Song by
the school—“ Come, ob. Come with
Me;” recitation by Lilly Mynatt;
recitation, Do Your Best— Emma
Maury; recitation, Children’s Ad
Additional locals on 2d page.
v ice -M a u d
W right; recitation,
From the first dose the
Garden seeds at the Pharmacy.*
Where H on oris Due— Clara Fry;
quiet and rest begin: the
recitation, The Dusty Shoes— Mat-
Have you seen the Jewett type
tickling la the throat
writer?
tie Trice; reading, A George Wash
ceases; the spasm weak
ington Story— Mabel Hayes; reci
ens; the cough disap
Fred Mosier, o f the Gravel Ford
tation, I Want to Bo a Patriot—
pears. D o not wait for
creamery and cheese factory, was
George Kribs; reading, A W a i f -
pneumonia
and con
in town today. He speaks hope
Clarence Tuttle; recitation, Our
sumption but cut short
fully o f the prospects, and will
Presidents— Emma Sherwood; rec-
your cold without delay.
start to making cheese on the 1st
itatiou, Washington's Furewell to
o f April.
Dr. Ayer’s Cherry Pec
His Army— Iuez Jenkins; Spring
Now pleasedon’tdelay any longer
toral Plaster should be
Song by the school; recitation, by
to settle bills due and over due.
Rita Johnson; reading, A Boy’s
over the lungs of every per
Bills must be paid np before the
L if e —Henry Adams; recitation, A
son troubled with a cough.
1st of March. After that date col
Rally— Vernon G ood; reading,
lections will be enforced.
Washington and His Father—
J ohnson lino’s.
Uoasuftl opportunities and long ex-
Maris F itch; recitation, Somebody’s
srlence e m i n e n t l y q u a l i f y u « f o r
a u r i c ® . -------—
Wrlto
fj' Ivin*
- , f- _ medical
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Yon boy yonr paper and get a
Mother— Mabel Dean; recitation,
freely all the particulars In your case.
Tell ug what your experience has
cheap rubber stamp and do your
Tbe Bluebird’s Song— Emma Fair-
been with our Cherry Pectoral. You
will receive a prompt reply, without
printing, when we can fam ish you
man; recitatiou, A Mixed Story—
cost
_
Address. DK. J. C. AYEK,
with first-class paper and neatly
CryBsy Denbolm; song, George
6
Lowell, Mas«.
printed latter or bill-liends, envel
Washington, by clans of 12 pupils.
opes, etc., at abont what yocr cheap
Mms Collison bad prepared quite
outfit costs you. Try us.
an interesting nnd varied program,
The sawmill at Restou is reported and each number was creditably
F or S ale —In Bandon, one of
the choicest locations, a pleasant to have started up Monday of last given.
home, new, unique in style, and week.
The Arago creamery passed in
with a splended view of the town
Paul Perry, of Columbus, Ga., to the hands of W. H. Schroeder
and ocean.
Sheltered from the suffered agony for thirty years, and nnd W. M. Burgess of Arago last
north winds. For particulars, ap then cured his Piles by using De- Tuesday at tbe stockholders’ meet
ply to the H erald .
[tf. W itt’s Witch Hazel Salve. It heals ing. The ennsidarntioa is $2500.
Services were held at four injuries and skin diseases like magic. The Arago Creamery Association
then dissolved. Messrs. Schroeder
churches and one hall in this city It. S. Knowlton.
last Sunday.
Rev. W. Horsfall
Joint Representative E. S. Platts & Burgess have been the managers
conducted services at the Episcopal arrived home via the bay and this o f the creamery the past season or
church, Rev.Robert Ennis, Presby place yesterday. He came over on two, are good business men aud
terian, at the Christian church, the train, and was in Coquille City practical dairymen, and for tbe
Rev. E. L. Fitch, pastor, at the till departure of the noon boat. approaching seison contemplate
Southern Methodist church, Dea- We had a brief but pleasant talk repairing and improving the plant
J. II.'Mames at the Church of w ith him.
R e p r e s e n t a t iv e T o p - an d o p e ra tin g it for th e interest
Redeemed Israel, and C'apt. South- piog had not yet left for borne when o f th e sectio n.
gate at the Salvation Army ball.
be left ¡Salem.
Da Grippe is again epidemic.
Every precaution should bo taken
to avoid it. Its specific cure is One
Minute Cough Cure. A. J. Shop
erd, Pulilishor Agricultural Journal
and Advertiser, Eldon, Mo., says:
“None will be disappointed in us
R
o
y
a
l
#
k
s
ing One Minute Cough Cure for La
Grippe.” Pleasant to take, quick to
^
~
A b s o l u t e l y *H j b e
^
act. R. S. Knowlton.
R
Write to the Doctor.
tou
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
Uncle Jack Wilson returned
from San Francisco last Thursday,
and with him came some impor
Mrs. Ed Rackleff ia visiting her tant machinery lor the Wilson &
He
parents and friends in Myrtle Wilson machine shops.
Point.
bought a shaper and a lathe, which
Miss Agnes Weaver visited at were delivered at the shops Thurs
day and at once put io place.
Myrtle Point last week, returning
yesterday.
Choice up-to-date strain o f 8. C.
Brown Leghorn and B. Plymouth
A child o f Mr. and Mrs. Mat Rocks are just what you need, and
Nystrom, at Myrtle Point, is re I have them.
Also White Pekin
reported to be seriously sick.
docks. Eggs now ready fiom each
R. D. S anford ,
A friend and prominent citizen at 50<i for 13.
Coqnille, Oregon.
o f this city has bad a lively corres
pondence with friends in the east,
First come first served; so march,
and especially in Kansas, since the up and pay back dues on the H erald
late blizzards and bad weather, and and a year ahead. This will secure
finds that many want to seek new that good little paper, tbe Farm
homes, where the climate is not so Journal, five years without any
extreme and damagiug, and most of further pay.
Shall we hear from
them, if not all, have the means to you within one week?
invest and establish themselves.
G. W . Clinton was down from
He sent several copies o f the H e r
Norway yesterday.
H e bearded
ald to the east, and several also to
the tax collector in his den and the
acquaintances and friends who live
in other portions of this state and editor of the H e r a l d in his sanc
seek information from Coos and tum, coming out on top at both
places.
Carry counties.
The Salem Statesman, in its cor
In a recent letter from Washing respondence from Stayton, notes
ton, D. C., to an old friend, Major this: “ Mr. Prewitt, o f Coos county,
G. A. Studer, for twenty years United was a recent guest at tbe home of
States consul at Singapore, says: bis uncle, HcDry Follis.”
“ While in Des Moines I became ac
Geo. Robinson has just received
quainted with a linament known as
Chamberlain's Paiu Balm, which I a large lot of the best shoes that
found excellent against rheuma ever came to the coanty. Just go
tism as well as against soreness of and sea them and ask for prices. *
the throat and chest (giving much
easier breathing). I had a touch of
pneumonia early this week, and two
applications freely applied to the
throat and chest relieved me of it
at once. I would not be without it
for anything.’’ For sale by R. S.
Schilling's B est
Knowlton.
R O Y AL BAKING PO W D ER C O ., NEW YORK.
Grass seeds at the Pharmacy. *
Miss McDonald, of Hotel Co-
qnille, is visiting at Marsbfie’d.
For 30 Days—Mrs. Moon will give
rare bargains both in dressmaking
and millinery.
*
The schooner Albion arrived at
this place last Friday evening, and
is loading with lumber at Lyons’
mill.
Mr. Livesey nnd family, who
have been living nt Fishtrap the
past year, returned to this place for
residence last week.
Our A. A. Leach and orchestra
furnished the music at tLe W ood
men's grand ball at Myrtle Point
last Wednesday night.
The owners of the grapbophone
being exhibited the past week at
the Robinson storeroom will give
an entertainment at the Band hall
tonight, dividing the receipts with
the band. Admission 15 and 10
cents.
W a n f p H —T 0 exchange, good city
vv a n i c u property in Los Angelos
county, California, for property in
Coquille City, or vicinity.
Lot
50x[20, new, modern 5-room house,
with all conveniences for small fam
ily. A fine chance, open for a short
time only.
H erald L akd A L oan C o .
I Bandon itccoraer.l
•
Budget from Bandon.
Five schooners sailed into tbe
VV. M. Way has a full line o f .
Bandon, Feb. 27.— Thursday wan
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| fresh groceries, which you will find r,?er yesteiday morning.
a successful day for a Dumber of
There is ar disease prevailing in at the ‘Depot Store.”
| The
broom
baudle
factory
the schooners; five sailed in with
this country most dangerous be-,
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The annual school meeting w ill j shipped a quantity of handles on out a bobble— the Eureka, Parkers
causo so deceptive.
Many sudden
March 6th the Hernster.
burg, Albion, Joseph and Henry,
deaths are caused by it— heart rtis- j be held next
, Monday—
. ,
,,r — at the school building,
ease, pneumonia, heart lailnie oi
t>
Messrs. Peart and Johnsou, of and the Barbara Hernster, after
apoplexy are often the result of j Those having sore eyes may be Coquille City, have opened a which the tug Triumph got off
kidney disease. If kidney trouble benefited by looking ut the new i. . .
,
, . . . the mud fiats, where she had been
is allowed to advance the kidney | lot of jewelry at the P harmacy . * butcher chop in the Gardiner build grazieg for several days.
m g.
Mr. Panter
returned
bourn
poison in the blood is liable to at
Russell Demont, of Myrtle Point,
Frnuk Lowe aod John M cKin Thursday from a trip to the capital.
tack the vital organs, or the kidneys visited Coquille on business yes
Mr. Clark, of the woolen mills,
themselves break down and waste terday and greeted many friends. non are in Marshfield, wber? they
also returned Thursday from a
away sell by sell.
Then the rich
will thoroughly
renovate the
business trip to 'he city and Port
The school censns, abont com
ness of the blood—the nlbumen —
steamer Comet. It is a six week’s land. He had some o f the goods
leaks out and the sufferer has pleted by Clerk Boutell, foots np
shipped back from tbe city and
Bright’s Disease, the worst form of 103—an increase of 2 over last job.
Early last Saturday morning tbe sent them to Portland, where lie
kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble year.
made arrangements for tbeir sale
can be detected although it be slow
Geo. H. Guerin— he of the tug Triumph started up tbe river
and deceptive.
First, by analysis Guerin Hotel at Myrtle Point— and just when above the first turn, on that market
Henry Rhoner and wife have
of the urine; second, by the simple visited the county seat yesterday there beiug a very dense fog.
test of setting the urioe aside in a and shook hands with our fat and Capt. Snyder lost his hearings aod departed for Ilumbolt county,Cal.,
to make their future home.
glass or bottle for twenty-four hours, sleek landlords here.
went aground on the mud flats.
Peter Nelson, E. J. Davidson,
when a cloudy or brick dust settling
Owing to the small tides tbe tug
Z. T. Johnson, of Myrtle Point, remained in the mud until yester and Ed Gallier aud family were
indicates it.
Coquille visitors the past week.
It was for just such troubles that Visited the county seat on business day. No damage was done.
The public school entertainment
in His infinite power and goodness yesterday. He came to conduct
was a grand success Saturday eve.
the Great Physician caused Swamp- the sale o f n tract of land belong,
was well carried
N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE The program
Root to grow for tho benefit of suf ing to tbe Poland estate, of which
STATE OF OREGON, EOH THE ont, which look up abont four
fering mankind, leaving it for His be is administrator.
COUNT Y OF COOS:
hours. Tbe small children as well
servant, Dr. Kilmer, tha great kid
The protracted meeting at the H. H. Hazard.
as the large ones were well trained.
I
ney and bladder specialist, to dis
Plaintiff,
Southern Methodist church closed
I Sait in Equity to The work showed the interest tbe
cover it and make it known to the
Thursday night of last week. A Willliam A. Welch,
^ foreclose wort- teachers had taken in tbe perform
world. Its wonderful efficacy in
and
I I Sage.
number of professions were made
ance of their duties.
G. H. B.
promptly curing the most distress
Niel Manro,
during the meeting.
Rev. Mr.
Defendants, j
ing cases is truly marvelous. You
Filch is an earnest worker.
T o William A . Welah, one o f the above
may have a sample bottle of Dr.
The New School Laws.
named defendants:
Kiimer’s SwampRoot, the great kid
Yon are hereby notified that yon are re
Jesse Hall’s family, living near quired
to
appear
and
answer
the
compiaint
ney, liver and bladder remedy, by Johnson’s mill, have all— except
State Superintendent Ackerman,
o f the plaintiff, now on file against yon
mail free.
the parents— been having a Beige in the above entitled Court and Canae, at Salem, has been flooded with
Address Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing of the measles. Mr. aod Mrs. H. within six weeks from the dateof the first letters of inquiry relating to school
of this summons, to-wit:
hamton, N. Y. When writing men have had their bands full minister publication
Within ail w^eks from the 28th day of legislation at tbe recent session of
February, 1899, the same being the date of the legislature, aud has in prepa
tion this paper.
ing to and caring for the sick.
the first pnblicatiou of tliia summon»; and ration a pamphlet containing copies
Druggists, in fifty-cent or dollar
if von fail ao to appear and answer, on or
Miss Giles and Miss Belle Rich, before the llt h day of April, 1899, the same of all the school laws passed, which
sizes.
of this valley, attendants nt tbe being the last day o f the time prescribed in be will distribute to county super
order for publication, judgment will be
Ashland Normal school, attended the
taken against yon for want thereof, for the intendents at once, nnd they to the
Dewey Merltt Your Confidence?
the examination of teachers in relief demanded in the complaint of plaint bonrds o f directors o f the several
iff, a snooinot atntement of which ia aa
school districts, possibly iu time
From the vast army of volun Jackson county lately and got high follows:
grades,
mostly
100
in
the
several
That a certain mortgage made by yon to for the annual school meeting- juat
teer customers attracted by our
plaintiff, dated the 16th day of Jane, 1891, at hand.
However, we glean tbe
liberal treatment, it is evident that branches.
in the complaint net forth, tie foreclosed,
nnd the premiaes thorein deacribed. to-wit: following information in advance:.
our efforts to supply the best stock,
W. H. Williams, o f Beaver Lot number foor and tbe booi heard quarter
1st—Qualifications for voter« at
best and freshest drags nnd medi slough, who bas been so long ser of
the southwest quarter of seotion eighteen,
cines, at moderate prices are duly iously ill, is getting abont again. and lot number one, and tbe northeaet school meetings and for school offi-
quarter of the northwest quarter of section cers remain nn prescribed at the
appreciated.
Mrs. VV. continues very poorly, and nineteen in townBhip twenty six, Booth of
special session.
[T h e law waff
C o q u il l e P h a r m a c y ,
other members of the family are range thirteen, west o f the Willamette me
*
Macy & Mooie, Propiietors. now recovering. Mr. Williams was ridian, be. by tbs Court ordered sold, and published in last week’s H e r a l d ,
the proceeds applied to the payment of the so that the H e r a l d ’ s readers ca n
sum of Two Hundred and Twenty-five Dol
in town yesterday.
lars, together with interest thereon, at the inform themselves to act intelli
Several o f our people, chiefly of
Thomas Krewson, contractor for rate o f ten per oent per annnm from the gently and fairly, and avoid divis
the young folks, are at pressnt the
14th day o f May, 1891, the amount dne
victims of tonsilitis or quinzy. grading and leveling the court plaintiff upon the note in complaint set ions and contentions, and maybe
also, two dollars and forty cent«, expensive and distracting law suits
Miss Icy March is undergoing a house block, began work last week, forth;
together with interest thereon at tbe rate
second attack; Bessie Maury, Net nnd lias coustrncted a temporary of ten per oent per annnm fronr. May 26, ¡ d their several districts.]
ten dollars and one oent, together
2d— There is no emergency
tie Jenkins, nnd now Miss Allio tramway track and car for tbe pur 1893;
with interest thereon at the rale o f ten per
Jenkins have been very ill; B, F. pose of delivering the excavated cent per annum from Jane 14, 189/»; ten dol clause to tbe “ Daily Educational
Lawrence, o f the Bulletin, has enrtb from the higher ground to lars Rnd eighty-nine cents, togother with Bill.”
intend thereon at the rate o f ten per cent
3d— There is an emergency
been confined at home a week; lit the fills.
?er annum from March 30, 1896; aeven dol-
ara and four oenta, together with intereat clause to tbe “ Reed Bill," which
tle Charlie Hur locker is also very
At the Southern Methodist church thereon
at the rate of ten per cent per an allows school districts to retain tbe
sick; VV. S. Perry, and others are last Sunday night, besides very num from
April 1, 1837; nine dollar« and
complaining, but what degree of interesting services and an able forty cents, together with intereat thereon amount on hand at the r d l u i i I
at
the
rate
of ten per cent per annnm. from school meeting up to and d elu d
seriousness their cases will take sermon by the pastor, the follow April 26, 1898,
the amounts paid bv plaintiff
remains to be seen.
in
satisfaction
of taxes assessed against ing ¥50.
ing persons were lcceived to mem
4th—There is no change in time
said mortgaged premises, alao such an
Frank Sherwood was down town bership: M. M. Tennisson, W. R. amonnt aa attorney’ s tees as the Court
D c r r o , OVva»\%v F r y , M a Y ie l C . D e a n . shall adjudge to be reasonable, and the of tbe annual school meetiug.
today Tor tbe nrst time slue«
nnd diabnriemenia or »nt« mrtv» « w .
sle with cholera morbus. Jle nays Iona HaDsccm, Mrs. Georgia Proc coats
aneh further relief aa to the Coart shall
he drove thirty miles- after he was tor and Marie Fitch.
seem meet and eqo itable.
nunx.
This Romraona ia published in pnrsnnnce
taken, aud never came so near dy
o f an order made by L. Hariocker, aa M oboan — At Bandon, Feb. 27, 1899, to Mr.
At
a
meeting
o
f
the
town
hoard,
and
Mrs.
Evan
Moreau,
a son.
ing in his life. After this when he
C on olf Judge of «aid Coos county, dated
goes out in the country he will take held last Thursday evening, John the 28th day o f February, 1899, directing F lynn —In Coqnille City, Feb. JSfi, 1899, to
that aeryioe thereof be made by publication
Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Flynn, a daughter.
a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Morris nnd Geo. R. Wickham were o f the same in tbe Coqnille City lir.iui.P. n
Cholera and Diarrhotea Remedy appointed to view the wnter claim newspaper published at Coquille City, in
said Coos ooanty, onoe each week, for a pe
D IE ».
with him. —Missouri Valley (Iowa) of the south fork of Cunningham riod
of six successive weeks.
C ampbkll —At South Marshfield, Feb. 21,
9. H. HAZARD,
Times. For sale by R. S. Knowlton. creek for city use, as mentioned in
1899. A. J. M. Campbell, aged 88 years
last week’s H e r a l d . O d their re
And 8 months.
Mrs. Wooten, the elocution and port, if favorable, a survey and feb28tapÜ Î
physical culture teacher at Myrtle estimates of probable cost will be
Point, visited our schools at this made.
place last Friday nnd proposed to
Mr. S. A. Fackler, editor of the
organize a class or classes in elo
Micanopy (Fla.) Hustler, with bis
cution.
We learn that she was
wife and'children, suffered terribly
not altogether successful, but will
from La Grippe. One Minute Cough
visit again and take part iD tbe
program o f the Rebekah’s enter Cure was the only remedy that
helped them.
It acted quickly.
tainment at Band half next Satur
Thousands of others use this rem
day night.
edy as a specific for La Grippe and
Ed Robison and VV. A. Barnett its exhausting after effects. R. S.
were in Roseburg lately, returning Knowlton.
Sunday.
At that place they
Work has begun at enlarging
bought a threshing machine for
the
capacity, repnir and reconstruc
use next season in this valley. Ed
was in town yesterday and told us tion of Lyons’ mill. Besides a large
that the Rosebnrg end of the road part of tho mill being new, most of
was verv good; in fact the road the old will bo repaired and addi
improved as be went aloDg, aud the tions made. Another engine, larger
than the original one, will be placed
further out tbe better.
also to divide the work, thus greatly
T. S. Minot, chairman of the increasing the daily output of
Populist county committee, it is sawed lumber.
said has been urged to call a meet
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lytton, liv
ing of tho committee, which he
has concluded to do, and will Dame ing beyond Fairview, arrived in
abont March 17th as the date. We town thiougb last night’s storm on
shall know officially by next issue. a visit by summons to their daugh
They
The meeting will be held in Co ter, Mrs. Arthur Flynn.
came horseback, and faced all tbe
quille City.
way the darkest night and worst
Be sure and read pur great offer storm of wind and rain of the win
of tha H erald for one year and the ter, to say nothing o f the fearful
Farm Journal five years, all for the roads. Mrs. L ’s horse fell oDce,
M
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C. U. UUTLKB, PR O PR IE T O R .
price of our paper alone.
Just throwing her into the mud; how
walk up to tbe captain's office and ever, she received no personal in
AVINO LEANED THIS NEW, COMMODIOUS AND MODERN H O ST L E B T
draw the greatest prize you ever jury.
I am now prepared to entertain the traveling public in first-olaM
drew.
style, wilh the vert best of accommodations and at most reason-
,
l The Depot Store— Complete Line o( Fresh Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and
Don’t Know It.
Groceries.
Unreasonably low pri
ces can’t obtain the best
quality—pay a fair price.
Mrs. Wooten, the teacher of
elocution at Myrtle Point, will be
at the Rebekab's entertainment
next Saturday night and give two
nnmbets. Mrs. W. is organizing a
class in elocution in this city, and
ten
baking powder
this will afford an excellent oppor
At the first meeting of the cred
cofTee flavoring extracts
tunity to inform yourselves of her
soda
and
spices
qualifications. Admission, 10 cents; itors o f W. 8. Vanderbnrg, held
under the direction of the referee
refreshments, 10 cents; Art Gal
in bankruptcy, E. Pannenherg, esq.,
lery, 10 cents.
at Marshfield, last Wednesday, at
George Martin came in from tbe office o f J. F. Hall, most o f the
Josephine county last Friday even creditors filed their claims and
ing, where he had spent two or elected James Watson trustee of
Among the debts
three months. Mrs. G. W. Steven- the estate.
bod ,
who had also been absent claimed to be owing, only two were
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Robert disputed—one by the C. B., R. Sc
Toltn, at Dryden, in that county, E. It. R. A N. Co. for subsidy sub
returned with biro. A few days scription, which case is now in
before leaving on bis return trip court and undecided, and the other
George saw A. O. Wheeler, who by tbe 8un Publishing Co., winch
seemed to be bappy as a clam. is disputed and as yet unfiled.
He bad just hiui an assay of a good This latter accounts for the S on’s
quartz strike, showing ¥88 gold per personal onslaught upon Mr. Van- At the Fair Store,
C. M. S k e e l s .
d trb u rg .
ton and pay silver.
arc fine at a fair price.
' Onion sets at the Pharmacy.
I
Q an dies,
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MACY & MOORE.
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W E WANT to trade 220 acres good
farming land in the best loca
tion as to school and market in Ne
braska, either for a farm, town prop
erty or stock of goods in Coos county.
Benny Lawrence, whom we note
elsewhere as being on tbe sick list,
was taken worse Sunday, but has
improved somewhat up to going to
press. His trouble is tonsilitis.
able rates.
Tables sapplied with the best the market affords.
SAMPLE ROOMS for Commercial m*
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS and Terms
roomy and centrally located.
for Families nnd Theatrical Troupes.
Hates—$1 to fl/iO pet day.
W e W y ti
I^ O I^ ÎN T
I T h e L io n e S t a r *»—
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butcher business. I offer for rent iny
: building, tools, etc, I will go out of busi-
I ness February 15, 1899, and this being the
! only butcher shop in town, would like for
| some reliable person to continue the bnsi-
ness.
j Any one desirous of running a butcher
I business would do well to call on or address
THOH. ANDEHSON,
taprlfij
Bandon. O regon.
j
Mrs. D. F. Dean left for Myrtle
Point by yesterday’s train to visit
Mr. and Mrs. I). R. Toy. Mr. T.
is reported to be very low.
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Tbe Depot Store is crowded full
of new RDd good tilings, but what
you don’t see, ask for it, and Mr.
Way will wait on you.
VV'. Wrenslinll spent several days
of last week nt Bandon on a busi
ness call, returning Saturday.
’ Get Your Groceries et Befl-
Roct Prices
Misa Gertrude Buell, of Look
tng Glass, bas icsumed her situ
ation at tho Soldiers’ Home.
Hon. S H. Hazard is in this city,
having come over from Empire on
1 yesterday's train.
F o r R e n t,
F ò r
AT T H E
F A IR ST O R E .
1 ■—
The first business session of the
paator and elder* of the newly-or
ganized Presbyterian church at this
place was held Sunday at W. S.
Perry’s residence, after the morning
service.
Among future appoint-
mente is that of a communion serv
ice on the 4th Sunday morning in
March—20th—and second regular
appointment for service by the
paator in that month.
C O. OILKEY, PROPRIETOR.
Coquille Oily, O t .— OpposlU Depot.
Keeps only Pore Winee end Liqaore sad
Fine Cigars.
T he Americas Clab Whisky is oae o f the
special ties served in theas Clobroome.
Kent Billiard TaMe ta HoiUpra trtfM
Final N«tic« to Taxpayer«.
" V OU *re hereby notified to settle yocr
1 taxes forthwith, as the County Conn
baa ordered me to make immediate collec
tion of every cent that is dae the county,
and after tbe 10th day of February we will
begin «> levy opon the property o f *11 that
have not paid their taxea op to the veer o f
1897. inclusive. Yon are farther notified that
on and after said date we will not receive
Coanty Warrants iu payment o f delinquent
taxes.
W W. G aos .
Sheriff o f Cooe county, Oregon.
Coqnille City. Jan. 26. 1899.