Coquille City herald., March 21, 1899, Image 3

«equine ciiij
TU ESD AY, M A lid i
SUUOtN AND SAD DEATH.
21,
ISDD
R E G U L A R T R A IN S
Elmer Srizso Expired Alone During a Fall-
m¿ Fit-
R 3 ñ a ci
■
Parsnip Complexion.
STATEMENT
A majority of the ills afflicting
people today can bo traced to kid­
ney trouble. It pervades nil classes
of society, in nil climates, regard­
less of age, sex or condition.
The sallow, colorless-looking peo­
ple you often meet are afflicted
with “ kidney complexion.” Their
kidneys are turning to a parsnip
color, so is their complexiou. They
may suffer from indigestion, bloat­
ing, sleeplessness, uric acid, gravel
dropsy, rheumatism, catarrh of the
bladder, or irregular heart.
You
may depend upon it, the cause is
weak unhealthy kidneys.
Women as well us men are made
miserable with kidney and bladder
troubles nnd both need tho same
remedy. Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Boot,
tho great kidney, liver nnd bladder
remedy, will build up and strengthen
wcuk and unhealthy Kidneys, purify
the diseased, kidney-poisoned blood,
clear the complexion and soon help
the sufferer to better health.
The mild and extraordinary effect
of Swamp-ltoot is soon realized. It
stnucts the highest for its wonder­
ful cures of the most distressing
cases, Such as weak kidneys, catarrh
of the bladder, gravel, rheumatism
aud Bright’s Disease, which is the
worst form of kidney trouble.
At
druggists, fifty-cent and dollar
sizes. You may have a sample bot­
tle by mail free, also pamphlet tell­
ing all about it. Address Dr. Kil­
mer A Co., Binghamton,N. Y.
When writing please mention
this paper.
OF
COQUILLE
CREAM ERY'
Tho Farm Journal for 5 years nnd
the H ehai . d at the price of one year’s
A district school meeting has subicrij tiou to the H erald .
For the Season of 1898— The Longest Run
been called to be held at the school-
and Very Prosperous.
The tug cauie up and took out
house on the 8 th day ot April
The secretary o f the Coquille j (being Saturday), at 2 p. m. of the schooner Lila and Mattie at
Dairymen’s Union, B. F. Lawrence, said day, for the following objects: noon--bound for ltedondo, Cal.
District School Meeting.
Labt Tuesday eveuing our town
somewhat startled by the re­
port of the finding of the body of
issues the nnnnal statement o f that To vote a tax for tha purpose of fin-
Don’t you hear the buzz of the
Elmer Brizee, who bad died alone
body for the year 1898, but re- islnug paying cost of new scbool- lathe and Hiud of the hammer at
and suddenly, it was not kuowu just
centlv closed, which opened earlier house; also, to elect a clerk for cur­ Wilson A Wilson’s machine shop?
how long before. He lived alone
and closed later than any former rent term.
Nine pounds of Roast Coffee for
! near Win. Notley’s and A. A.
The notices were posted Thurs­ 81; also Mocha and Java Blend,
run of the creamery, and wan most
| Leach’s, ou the hill east of town,
prosperous. We give tbe follow­ day eveuiDg, 16th inst., the meet­ Costa Bica, Arbuckle, etc., at Geo.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
and as J. C. Watson had been mak­
ing to be after a 20 days’ notice.
ing figures from the report:
A. Robinson's store.
*
in g inquiry for him, tin s i most
We g ive elsewhere today the pro­
Coquille '.frinire will meet next
intimate
with
him
recalled
that
ceedings
at
a
late
meeting
of
tbe
And is It not due to nervous
40 00
treasurers Notice.
Hog-pen rent.................................
Saturday— Mordi ‘25, 1811‘J.
exhaustion?
Things always | they had not seen him for a few
235 02 school board, at which the board
Skimmilk.......................................
days
aud
something
might
he
look so much brighter when we
and Contractor Collier came to an ■VTOIIOE is hereby given, that nil »-onty
T otal.................................... $25,400 14
are In good health. How can j wrong.
Win. Notley, who lives
L O C A L ITEM S.
understanding so far as extra i v warrants endorsed priu, to July 14,
DISBURSEMENTS
I 1892, will be paiJ on pj^stmtation at iny
you have courage when suffer­ } near Mr. Brizee’s, made it a poiut
Creamery rent.............................. $ fioo no claims were made, and where we ' office in Coquille City, Or., ami the follow­
ing with headache, nervous
to call at Brizee's home in com
ing number« eiv^raed on July 14. 1892:
make
a
general
statement
of
nbout
10
m
Hog-pen rent (M . K errigan)...
Additional locula on 2d p.i;;o.
prostration and great physical
Nos. 8391, 83*«, 8504, 8371, 8666, 8667, 8606,
2,511 49 the condition ol the issue.
Manufacture..................... .........
puny with Mrs. Leach, and not
weakness?
8663,8174.
8171, 8172, 8173. 8018, 8619, 8358,
1877
15
Freight and comm ission............
finding him in the house, searched
Easter eg" dyes at the Pbar-
86*7, 8370, HIM 8387, 8699, 8592, 8335, £670,
172 50
Manager’ s salary........................
Would you not like to be rid
8668,
8588,
83C7
and 8550.
Word
reached
us
n
few
days
ago
the
outbuildings
und
came
across
mney.
*
.
30 16
of this depression of spirits?
No interest will be allowed on said war­
Cash to pa t runa( including in v en t
his lifeless body in the water
that
our
youug
friend,
Miss
Belle
H
ow
?
By
removing
the
rants
after
March
25. 1899.
The Grange will have important
20,758 85
orv shares».................................
closet. The body lay prone upon
Jackson, sister of our Mrs. J. T.
W. W H a y e s , Treasurer.
cause. By taking
business at their meeting next
Total..................................... $2C,4(iO 14 Nosier, who speut several months
the tioor, but in a cramped posi­
Saturday.
N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
htClPITOUTIOK.
tion, he evidently having fallen
in this city about a year ago, was
r STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE
Total nmonhtof milk rioeivetl, Jba 2,097.838
COUNTY OF COOS:
Have you seen those S10 suits of
with his head turned up and face
married
b
few
days
siuce
at
her
Total amount cream teceived, lbs
1*3.5*12
Clothes for Men at Geo. A. Robin-
Average tost milk, per 100 lbs . . . .
3.73 home at Lebanon to a Mr. Fred S. H. Hazard,
buried iu his hat against ono wall,
1
Average teat crenm, per 100 lbs.----
24.fi
sou's store.
*
nnd font turned up ngainst the
Plaintiff,
¡Sanders.
The H erald joins in
Total amount of butter-fat re-
I Suit in Equity to
other wall. The facts were made
ceived. lb s ..................................... 101.2*15.4 congratulations and good wishes. Willliam A. Welch,
> foreclose morfc-
We have a full lino of Dress
Total amount o f butter mace, lbs 118,188 The young lady made many friends
known to tho authorities, and Jus­
gage.
and
I
Goods — calico and woolens — at
Average gross price received butter
Niel Munro,
tice Cecil at once summoned a jury
per lb .............................................
22.4 while here, aud we are sure they,
Defendants. J
Lamb A Trice’s.
Average groas prioe received but-
of inquest, composed o f tho fol­
too, join iu wishing well to their
To William A . Welsh, one of the above
terfat per lb ................................
26.1
Mrs. U. Root is canvassing for
lowing citizens: G. II. Carter, J.
friend.
named defendants:
Average net prioe reoeived bntter-
Yon are hereby notified that you are re­
several very unique, useful cooking
C. Watson, W. 0. Rote, C. W.
fat per lb for season (skimmilk
We are expecting a writr.ip of quired to appear and answer the complaint
not Included)................................
20K
utensils, and no family should be
White, Ira Buzan aud A. G. Balch.
o
f
the plaintiff, now on tile against you
Higbeat prioe pnid to patrons dar­
the several towus of the couuty. by in the
above entitled Court and Cause,
without them.
A few witnesses weie called and
ing se-son (December) per lb
qualified
persons
iu
each
locality,
within
six weeks from the date o f the first
b u ite rfa t..............................................
the jury, with Dr. Culin, exumined
T. S. Minot, esq., of Marshfield,
It gives activity to all parts
which will have place in the pam­ publication of this summons, to-wit:
Lowest price paid to patrons dur­
the tody, at tho conclusion of
Within «ix weeks from the 28th day o f
ing soasoti (June) per lb butter-
that carry away useless and
ebairmau of the l ’opulist county
fa t....................................................
U phlet descriptive of the couuty be­ February, 1899, the same being the date o f
which the following verdict was
poisonous materials from your
committee, met several members
the first publication of this summons; aud
ing issued by the H erald .
Number o f months creamery ope­
body.
It removes the cause of
given:
if you fail so to appear and answer, on or
o f the central committee in this
rated ................................................
9H
Sick headache, fullness in stomach, before the 11th day of April, 1899, the Bame
your suffering, because it re-
“ We, tho uudersigned, jurors ira-
city last Eriday for consultation.
the last day of the timo prescribed in
moves all impurities from your
pain in bowels—Hudyan cures. All being
panueled
to
investigate into
the order for publication, judgment will be
H e remained over till yesterday.
Religious services were held at
City Council Meeting Yesterday.
blood. Send for our book on
taken against yon fi r want thereof, for the
druggists, 50 cents.
the cause of the death of Elmer (he Southern Methodist church
Nervousness.
relief demanded in the complaint of plaint­
Not one child dies where ten
Brizee, after full iuqniry into nnd Sunday morning and evening, con­
iff. a succinct statement of which is as
To keep in good health you
Tha town board met yesterday
formerly died from croup.
People
.ÌIA R R IF .D .
obtaining
all
the
information
at
follows:
must have perfect action of the
ducted by the pastor, Rev. E. L. afternoon, as per call.
have learned the value of One Min­
8 ahdkr 8-J ackson —At Lebanon, Oregon, That a certain mortgage made by you to
hand, and considering the report Fitch. These were the first held
bowels. Ayer’ s Pills cure con­
March —, 1899, Fred Sanders and Miss plaintiff, df.ted the 16th day of June, 1891,
Tbe minutes of tbe meeting Inst
ute Cough Cure and use it for se­
o
f
Dr.
Culiu
(Hint
deceased
came
Belle Jackson.
stipation and biliousness.
in the complaint sot forth, be foreclosed,
in the town this month, owing to Friday night were rend, in which
vere lung and throat troubles
It
to his death by straugulatiou during the sickness scare and quarantine
B arbows -B alch —At tkq home of the nnd the premises therein described, to-wit:
the quarantine was extended in­ bride’ « parents, in Ooquiile City, March Lot number four and the southeast quarter
immediately stops coughing.
It
R W /o to o u r D o c to r* .
a spasm of which he wns subject), action of the city council.
rerbapa you would like to consult
How­ definitely, aud 85 ench allowed to
19. 1899, by Justice J. II. Cecil, John Bar- of the southwest quarter of section eighteen,
never fails. It. S. Knowltou.
•ome eminent physicians about your
and lot number one, and the northeast
find n verdict iu accordance with ever, ao no quarantine ordinance
rows aud Miss Ivy Balch.
condition. Then write us freely oil the
Dr. Mingus nod Dr. Kime for their
quarter of the noithwest quarter of section
particulars in your c»se. You will re­
the above facts.
Mr. Bredhoff, of the firm of Hil-
nineteen in township twenty six, south o f
had been passed nnd the sickness special service as medical inspect­
ceive a prompt reply, without cost.
noun.
“ G. H. Carter, Ira Buzan, A. G. had greatly abated ns to numbers
range thirteen, west of tho Willamette me­
- ,
Adclrotid, DR. J. Cl. AYER.
mer, Bredhoff & Schulz, commis­
ors.
M o r r is o n — At Jamacha, Ran Diego county, ridian, be, by the Court ordered Bold, nnd
ft
Lowell. Mass* j
Balch,
J.
C.
Watson,
C.
W.
White.
Cal., March 7. 1899. to Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ the proceeds applied to the payment of tho
sion merchants of San Francisco,
of persons ill and the seriousness
On motion of Mr.Cecil, seconded
ter N Morrison |nee Fadie Harrington l, sum of Two Hundred and Twenty-five Dol­
W. C. Rose.”
is visiting the creameries in this
of the distemper, the scare occa­ by Mr. Johnson, Dr. W. Culin was
a son.
lars, together with interest thereon, at tho
County
Judge
Ilarlocker
ap­
section.
He [confirms the belief
sioned ty the improvised board of elected health officer for balauce of L kwis —At Sams Vallr r, Josephine connfy, rate of ten per cent per annum from the
pointed
Chas.
Harrington
to
take
Or.. March 9. 18<>9. to Mr. and Mrs. W. T. 14th day of May. 1891, tho amount due
that our dairymen will realize good
health passed and the people did council year.
Cnl prices on Men’s Suits of charge o f the property and per­ just ns they were a mind to—so­
Lewis (nee Ida l ’ox, daughter of our Mr. plaintiff upon the note in complaint set
prices for their products in Califor­
Ou motiou of Mr Johnson, sec­ and Mrs. J. B Fox), a daughter.
forth; also, two dollars and forty cents,
Clothes
at
Geo.
A.
Robinson’s
store.
sonal
effects
of
deceised
till
the
nia the coming spason, owing to
together with interest thereon at the rate
cieties met, billiard halls aod sa­ onded by W. Rich, W. Sinclair was
of ton per cent per annum iron. May 26,
D IE D .
Lamb & Trice have Overalls to county court should appoint an loons were frequeDted without re­ elected city attorney for balance of
the shortage of feed from drouths,
1893; ten dollars and one cent, together
J ohnson —At Beaver Hill, March 16, 1899,
etc., there.
lit tiie largest man and smallest ad uiiuHtratov.
serve, business went on nnd auction council year.
with interest thereon at tho rate o f ten cor
Clara Elvina, beloved daughter of Mr, cent
Mr.
Brizee
had
been
a
sober,
in­
per aenu n from June 14,1895; ten dol­
boy. Get your Overalls from them. *
sales were thronged, convalescent
Chairman Perry then read nnd
and Mrs John Johnson, aged 5 years. 5 lars and
eqhty-nino cents, together with
dustrious and prudent citizen, and and well people commingled ou the
On our first page today is a blief
months and 25 days.
submitted
an
ordinance
which
had
interet
thereon at t ie rale of ten per cent
F. C. Kinuicntt would like to cor­ had acquired possession o f a nice
write-up of Empire City, by one of
W in k l e r — Near Bandon, March 1C, 1899, per annum from March 30, 1896; seven dol­
streets
aud
everywhere,
uothing
beeu
prepared
(N
o.
41)
authoriz­
lars and four cents, together with interest
its oldest, foremost and most in­ respond with any district wanting residence and lot ou the hill, nnd really being interfeied with but ing quarantines and providing pen­ Joel Winkler.
thereon at the rate of ten rer cent per an­
telligent citizens, which is to have the services of a teacher o f 30 two^or more lots at other points 111 the schools and churches, hence the alties for violation of the snme,
num from April 1, 1897: nino dollars and
its place in our “ pamphlet” for years’ experience. P. O. address, the city, bat his health had been church services Sunday, which which, on motiou of W. Rich, sec­
forty cents, together with interest thereon
at the rate of ten per cent per annum, fr« m
general circulation.
The author Riverton, Coos county, Oregon. * somewhat impaired by a severe were fairly well attended.
onded by J. II. Cecil, was adopted;
April 25, 1898, the amounts paid by plaintiff
points out the hindrances to that
J. Sheer, Sedalia, Mo , conductor spell of sickness in Colorado about
in satisfaction of taxes assessed against
*
ayes
-Cecil,
Johnson,
R
ich;
nays
We had a pleasant visit last Fri­
said mortgaged premises, also such an
city’s growth ami importance, which on electric street car line, writes a year ago, nnd he has bueu siuce
—none.
amount as attorney’ s tees as the Court
stands today endowed by nature that liis little daughter was very low occasionally visited by an epileptic day from Capt. Robert Linbridge,
shall adjudge to t>e reasonable, nnd the
Dr. Culin was asked for a report
of
the
schooner
Lila
nnd
Mattie,
with superior advantages to become with croup, and her life saved after or other spasm, and seems to have
costs and disbursements of this suit; also,
on thb prevailing sickness, aud
such further relief as to the Court shall
now
loadiDg
with
lumber
at
Lyons’
He
the commercial metropolis of the all physicians had failed, only by been so taken at tins time.
said
he
did
not
know,
of
his
owu
seem meet and equitable.
The captain js an enthusi­
bay, and of the const between Ban using Ono Minute Cougli Cure. wns a single man, living alone. mill.
This summons is published in pursuance
11 is house wns neat and in good astic reformer, uot only for sea­ knowledge, that the disease wns
o f an order made by L. Hnrlocker, ns
Francisco and Portland.
11. S. Ivnowlton.
spreading;
and
that
as
for
raising
County
Judgo of said Coos county, dated
condition.
Both clock nr-d watch farers but all along the line, nnd
the 28th day of February, 1899, directing
had stopped running, liecce the supplies us with a late copy of the the quarantine, it would not be
that service thereof bo made by publication
safe to do so until a system of fu­
o f the same in the Coquille City H e r a l d , a
death must have beeu hardly within Coast Seamans’ Journal contain­
migation
o
f
the
infected
homes,
newspaper published at Coquille City, in
N
E
W
STOCK
OF
ing
pnrt
of
a
speech
of
Ex-Senator
‘24 hours.
said Coos county, once ench week, fo r a pe­
Wednesday the funeral services Geo. F. Edmunds, of Vermont, on clothing, etc., had been made.
riod of six successive weeks.
This,
too,
the
doctor
said
could
S. H. HAZARD,
were held, Rev. E. L. Fitch con­ “ Imperialism,” in which he hears
Plaintiff and Attorney for Plaintiff.
only
be
done
safely
and
thoroughly
ducting the snine, under auspices an able warning to the people.
feb28tapll I
o f Coquille Lodge No. 53, I. O. O. We thank Capt. Linbridge and will by n machine he had on the way
for that purpose aud would be here
F., of which body he wns a member. try nud give the article a place.
ABSOJLUYEIY teuRE
iu a week or teu days. The doctor,
Deceased was about 37 years of
F.
Long,
the
saddler
aud
har­
too, pronounced the prevailing
Makes the food more delicious end wholesome
age.
ness man who has just moved to
ROYAL BAKING POWDER C O ., NEW YORK.
Among the letters and papers, ns this place, at present occupies the sickness to be scarlet fevor, and
far as found, it was learned that he Figg building, on Second street, that scarlet fever and scarlstiua
wore synonymous terms aud OU3
Grass seeds at the Pharmacy. *
For wall paper,.stop at the Phar­ had n surviving brother in New between Prof. Hawkins’ new busi­ nnd tho snme disease; that scarla­
* York state, a brother at or near ness bouse and Little’s livery sta­ tina was not a mild form of scarlet
Mr. and Mrs. B. F igg moved macy.
Bradford, Pa., nnd a sister resident ble.
He is going right into busi­ fever.
from the farm to this city last.week.
Seven pounds of Green Coffee somewhere there.
ness and will meet all present de­
On motion of W. Rich, seconded
For 30 Days—Mrs. Moon will give for 81 at Geo. A. Robinson's store.*
mands in his line till he gets his by J. H. Cecil, it was oidered that
rare bargains both in dressmaking
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wadding-
Tha School Board
new and large establishment, then a sidewalk be constructed on south
and millinery.
*
ton, o f Lampey creek, were at tlisc
he will spread accordingly.
side of block No. 20, Elliott’s addi­
Met at Hon. W. iSinclnir’s office
Rock Robison, of Arago, spent a place on business Saturday.
Grnndpa and Grandma Devnnl tion — Messers. D. P. Strang’s nnd
last
Wednesday,
at
3
p.
m.,
with
a
day or two in town last week. Mrs.
Lamb <fc Trice have a full lino of
lately celebrated the 62d nnniver- C. A. Stine’s properties.
R. has had a protracted aud severe Shoes and Boots at prices that will view to a settlement with J. A .C o l­
Adjourned.
snry
of their marriage at their home
sick spell, but is recovering.
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please you. Call and sec them.
* lier, contractor, as well as thetrans- iu Myrtle Point.
He
is
85
years
Iaction o f such other business as
M. Alexson recently bought wlint
For a quick remedy and one that
old
aud
she
80.
They
raised
12
•f. C. Vi liittiugton, a progressive might come before the board.
is known as the Nasburg house on
is perfectly safe for children let us and prosperous farmer of near
There was a full meeting, which children of their own and two or­ Front street, ndjacent to Mrs. Nas-
recommend One Minute Cough Cure. Myrtle Poiut, visited Coquille last
phans.
Both
are
well
known
here
wns called to older by Cbnirman
burg’s store, and will at once pat
It is excellent for croup, hoarseness, Saturday.
i Charles Collier, and a statement nnd at other points in the state, up n nice 2-story basiaess house.
tickling in the throat and coughs.
where
the
good
old
people
have
The building will be occupied ns
O. A. Kelly, o f Riverton, a mem­ made by him ns to the principal many warm friends.
B. S. Knowltou.
soon as completed by F. Long for
ber o f the Populist central com­ object o f the meeting.
Prof. Hawkins’ new store room a saddle and harness shop, iu which
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith came mittee, spent a day or two in Co-
Contractor Collier’s claims for
over to town last Friday, the latter quille last week, coming up Friday “ extras,” a total of $207.50, was is about ready for occupancy and he will place a large stock and
remaining with her sister, Mrs. J. to meet with that committee.
gone over, item by item, some soon will have the largest, best nnd manufacture right along.
H. Cecil, for a short visit.
Mrs.
rejected, some scaled down nnd finest display of men’s furnishing
Ceoil is confined to her homo and
others allowed, makinp a total of goods ever brought to this section UUE WANT to trade 220 acres good
farming land iu the best loca­
to her bed much o f the time from
and Cedar. 8180, approved. Then there was of Oiegon. It is a handsome room
rheumatism, while Mrs. Smith has Call at the C oqnil'e Handle Mill also allowed the sura o f $6.50 for nnd a good business stand. » ,r. tion as to school nud market in Ne­
..
,
just recovered from an attack of aud make contract.
shingles nnd labor drawn on the
The steamer Maria visited J. C. braska, either for a farm, town prop­
pneumouia.
4w ]
A. C. C u r t is , Agent.
gtnernl fund.
Whittington’s place on the South erty or stock of goods in Coos county.
A statement of the conditon of Fork, nbont 7 ot- 8 miles by river
St. Patrick lmd n goodly number
W a n t P f i —To exchange, good city
4> ^
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*
*
O. C. U. H. BUTLER, P R O PR IE TO R .
New offers of ranches and farm
VT a i l ICU propertv in L()K Angelos
the contractor’s claims aud tho above Myrtle Point, and brought o f worshipers in tbis section last
lauds for sale, and a vineyard and
board
is
about
as
follows:
Terms
down a load of baoon yesterday. Friday— the 17th. Quite a Dum­
county, California, for property in splendid home near Los Augeles,
AVINO LEAKED THIS NEW, COMMODIOUS AND MODERN H O flTLERT
Coquille City, or vicinity.
Lot Cal., to trade for Coquille valley of contrnct, 84.800. Amount paid This is the first boat of ft general ber donned the green.
I am now prepared to entertain the traveling public in first-class
Balance utility that has gone that high nr.
60x120, now, modern 5-room house, property, appear in the Herald on building, 81158.63.
Heartburn,
coated
tongue,
bad
style, with the very best of accommodations and at most reason­
ngainst building when completed,
with all conveniences for small fam­ Laud Co’s “ ad” on the 4th page.
able rates.
Tabfos supplied with the best tho market affords.
F or S ale —In Bandon, one of breath, constipation. Hudyan cures.
8641 37. There is on hand to meet the choicest locations, s pleasant
SAMPLE ROOMS for Commercial men,
ily. A fine chance, open for a short
All druggists, 50 cents.
roomy and centrally located.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS nnd Term«
Wedding
bells
sounded
out
last
this,
about
8655.19,
with
some
time only.
home, now, unique in style, and
for Families nnd Theatrical Troupes.
Sunday evening, at the home of credits o f unfinished work and nn- with a splended view of the town
Jewelry at tbe Pharmaoy.
* Rate«—$1 to #1.50 pet day.
H erald L and <fc L oan C o .
Mr. and Mrs. Al Balch, ilia con­ snpplied materials in favor o f the and ocean. Sheltered from the
A young man named Polk and tracting parties being their cliartn- district.
north winds. For particulars, ap­
fh e Lone Star
family from thp lowei river moved ing daughter Miss Iyy, aud our
In view of the “ settlement,” jnst
[tf.
on the John Adnm9 place at Fisb- young townsman, John Barrows. concluded, Mr. Collier wns autho­ ply to the H e r a l d .
For Rent.,
C. O. O ILK E Y , P R O P R IE T O R ,
The snow at this place last Wed­
trap last week daring the storm. Justice Cecil tied the knot tha rized to draw on the building fund
Coquille City, Or.— Opposite Depot.
AVING decided to retire from the
nesday
morning
was
about
6
inches
]
It was very rough weather, and
made two hearts as one. The H er ­ for the sum of 8250, pending set­
botch«-r hosiness. I offer for rent my
trying
building, tools, ©to. I will , o not of host­ Keeps only Pure Wines nnd Liquors and
ald force joins in congrntulati jns tlement, to meet claims ngainst him deep, nnd althongh the fall con­
Fine Cigars.
tinued
much
of
the
forenoon,
still
ile©©
Fehroary
15, 181 ) 0 , and this being the
Mr. P. can put up his stoves aud aud best wishes.
for labor.
only botcher shop in town, would like for The Americas Club Whisky is one o f tbe
it had quite disappeared by Thurs­
fit the pipe with less back talk to
specialties
served
in thess Clubrooms.
some
reliable
person
to
oontinoe
the
basi-
The
clerk
was
also
instructed
to
We had yesterday a pleasant call
uesM.
those articles of furniture than from our former fellow-townsman, S. call a special meeting o f the legal day noon.
Any
one
desirous
of
rnnnina
a
hntcher
most men.
Be sure and read our great offer \
business would do well to call on or nddiess B<*st Billiard T;ilili'in Sonlhern Oroaon
H. McAdams, latterly a resident of voters at school meetings in this
THOM. ANDERSON,
The steamer Townsend arrived Langlois. Ho was up from Bandon district, to run 20 days, for the of the H krild for one year and the
Final Notice to Taxpayers.
taprlHJ
Bnmlon, Oregon.
Farm Journnl five years, all for the
in the river Saturday afternoon iu the interest of completing the following objects: To vote a tax
Roast
Coffee,
-
8
ttu
for
$100
price
of
our
paper
alone.
Just
for
the
purpose
of
finishing
pay­
OU are hereby notified to settle voor
and at this city Snnday morning, river steamer Bismarck, in which lie
5 tt*s Pronos for - -
.25
taxes forthwith, as the County Court
Onr yonng friend Oliver Wilaon has ordered
discharging a large amount of has purchased a half interest with ing cost o f new schoolhouse; also, walk up to the captain’s offieo and
.25
me to make immediate collec­
draw
the
greatest
prize
you
over
The boat is a good to elect a clerk for current term.
suffered
the
loss
o
f
a
thumb
nail
j
freight for onr section, including James Moore.
tion
of
every cent that is due tho countv,
25 It*., Rolled Oats, - 1 00
drew.
nnd after the 10th day of February we will
nnd
bruised
thumb,
which
was
merchandise, creamery supplies one, ns large es the Dispatch, but of
SATURDAY NIOHT’ 8 MEETING.
3 cm toons S.*Ja Crackers, .25
begin to levy upon the property o f all that
Fon R ent .-— Tenn Robison offers
caused by gelling the member be­ have not paid their taxes op to the venr o f
and some household goods, took lighter draft, with comfortable pas-
.25
The school board convened again
3 *'408 o f Corn, - -
bis
place
on
Fishtrap,
91
acres,
30
tween rollers at the hroomhnndle 1897. inclusive. Yon are farther notified that
on some freight and started to the s nger accommodations, good mi.- last Saturday evening to act on
15 tt*s Sugar, - - • 1.00
on and after said date we will not receive
factory last Friday. There will be County Warrants in payment o f delinquent
coal bankers at Riverton Sunday ehinery and substantially built. She the re-opening of the schools, but o f bottom laud, for rent. Apply at
4 pkgs Corn Starch, - - .25
T ens R obison .
taxes.
W. W. G ao *
near noon.
Her room] trip was a will soon lie put in eommission, and a majority o f the board still con­ the place.
no
amputation.
Coal Oil (Extra Star)
Sheriff of Coos county, Oregon.
The Coos bny creamery is still
fairly good one. She left onr river will make round trips from Bandon sented to tiie action o f the town
per can
. . 1.15
Now please don't delay any longer Coquille City, Jan. 26. 1899.
Saturday, lltb , for San Francisco, to Myrtle Point and return each day. board, winch on Friday evsuing operating on a quantity of milk to
to settle bills due and over doe.
and left the latter place Wednes­ Mr. McAdams is well and favorably before refused to reciud its reso- meet local demands,
Hon. H. B. Miller has recently
Bills must be pnid op before the
day evening, loth, on her retnro, known here, and is an industrious, lotion. The time of the closing o f
Go to Geo. A. Robinson’s store
1st of March. After that date col­ planted about 1000 applo trees on
reaching this river Saturday even­ upright and good business man, the school was again extended till for bargains in Men's All Wool
hi« Applegate ranch, near Grant*
lections will be enforced.
ing, 18th.
bound to earn a good patronage.
Pass.
Monday o f next week.
Suits of Clothes.
*
FAIR STORE.
J ohnson B ro ’ s .
on days ,
W e d n e s d a y s a n d f u i
days will run un follows:
Leave
I
I Arriva
8.OU a. m. [ Marshtii-M
I 12.00p.m.
Arriva **
|
| Leave
».30 “
I C O Q D iM iB C IT y iM .0 0 a .n l.
10.110 “
I Mvrtie Point
I HI.no "
whs
M
I
DEPOT STORE !
Where is It?
OpsitBjIiB Dept.
Fresh Groceries
Qandies,
Toilet S o a p
Shoe P olisJI
Oils,
A r n ic ^
Quinine,
"[Jnguents,
W a ll PapeJJ
Bay
Ink,
U ^xatives,
S arsa p a rill^
Linim ents,
ParegoriQ
Envelopes,
Jew elrY
MACY & MOORE.
Bolts Wanted--A8|;’. ,¥n,ple
H O T E L COQUILLE,
S’
H
A Few Leaders
6 tt*s 3 H Mush, - - -
AT TH E
Y