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T U E 8 D A Y , M ARCH 28. 1899.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY !
K.
Pannenberg
J. 8. Mrkwtn
Editors and Proprietors.
Mrs. Msrv E. Norris, mother of
T. C. Norris and Mrs R. C. Dement
of this place, is visiting with rela
tives and friends in this city.
A. J. Walker aid W. C. Conner
)1 Merchants’ E ich»»*«, Ban Francisco, la
L P. •ur
authorised »Kent. This paper is kept ou Ale
j for Roseburg on the huricaoe
left
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with the publishers of the
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abled to offer a 5-year sub
scription to that paper to ev
ery new subscriber who pays
for the HERALD one year
ahead; and the game offer is
made to every old subscriber
who will pay all back dues and
one year in advance — both
papers for the price o f ours
only.
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JOURNAL as a premium for
advance payment it will be nec
essary to walk right upo the
captain’s office, for wo have
only a limited number of 5-
year subscriptions to dispose
of.
The FARM JOURNAL
is on solid foundation and per
fectly trustworthy.
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C0VEM0R OF ALASKA
Something Lacking-
“ Great H aste is N ot
Expect« t
FigM en U m Boundary Ques
tion.
A lw a ys G ood S p eed .”
oMany people trust to luck
Seattle, March 21.— Governor
tl©
P e in t
a .n < l t l i o 'O ’p p e r - O o q . i A l l l *
John
G.
Brady,
of
Alaska,
arrived
to
pull them through, and are
a^ad. 'TXTTaa.t I s d o l u - e r o n T H o r a .
J. S. M°EWEN & CO.
tta T oU d ko th e m a tin a l and social np-
b i i l d i o d o f the C oqu ille V alley parti
la rlj
and o f Cooe C ounty gen era lly .
S ubscription, per year, in ad ranoe, f i .
DEPARTMENT.
.
j
deck of the faithful bronco, A. J.
returning to bia post in the customs
house at Dyea, Alaska, after a abort
viait with his relatives and many
friends in that plaoe; Mr. Conner
going on a business tour to Rose
burg, Drain and Cottage Grove.
Ralph Knight, of Roseburg, is
visiting in this place and on Catch
ing creek with bis many friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Gertie Ntaly, sister of J. L.
Knight, will teach the lower Catch
ing creek school this season.
J. L. Knight has just returned
from a trip through northern Curry.
He reports stock iu good condition
and says little or no loss was aui-
taiued in that section during tbel
winter.
j
HI* bos* went dead an’ bis mala went lame;
He l»«t bia cow « In a poker KHme.
A barricane omue one iniuiuer'a day,
An’ carried the bouae wbar be lived n e a r;
Then aearthqnakeooiuew hen that was none
An' swallowed Uie land that the house stood
on ;
An' the tax collector be ca n i- roan*
An' oberaed him up with the bole in the
ground;
An* the citv tnarahal be cam e in view
An' said he wanted bie street tax too.
Did he moan a n' aigh? Did ba ait an' ary
An cium tha linrric.vue sw eepin' by?
Did be grieve that bia old frienda failed to
here today from Washington, where
disappointed. D o not
be baa boon since January, looking j often
,
after Alaskan legislation. Concern-, dilly-dally
in matters o f
W. T. Lehnherrand Lloyd Spires,
W ith it you can
the transfer company, are kept busy ing the Alaskan boundary, Governor health.
all the time in spite of the past bad
“The C a n a d ia n s will surely have accomplish miracles. W ith-
weather. They are energetic and
cull
a fight on their hands, if they try to out it you are “ no good. “
When tlie earthquake com e en ' swallowed
courteous gentlemen, which always
a ll?
move the boundary on Porcupine
Keep the liver, kidneys, bowels and
commanJ respect.
a word o f blam e he said,
river, as they bare on the Stickeen blood healthy by theuae of Hood’s Ear* Nevar
W ith all them troubles on top o f bia head.
Dickie, Burt and Warren say thnt and Lyno canal pass. Do you think •aparilla, the faultiest blood purifier.
N ot bint! . . . He clim bed to (he top o f the
yspe psia “ I know a positive relief
hill,
they did not understand the ques that 2000 Americana, every one of for D dyspepsia
and that Is H ood's Sars»|>a- W har standi-t'-rooni wnx left him «till.
tion, and that it is all a mistake.
them well armed, who hare gone rilla. It cured me. My neuralgia also Alt’ , barin’ hi* bead, here’ s what he said;
stopped." W. B. B a l d w i n , 101 Oak Street, “ I reckon it's tim e l o g i t up an* g it;
Dickie Robcrds paid Coquille City into the country and taken up claims Binghamton, New York.
Hat, L ord, I hnint had the ineaalee vit.”
on what has always been considered
T lrsd Feeling - 44 My appetite was
a business visit Monday.
American territory, will let a hand capricious, m y liver disordered and I was
As tho season of the year when
Max Dement now has the appear ful of Canadian policemen more a tired. H ood 's Sarsaparilla relieved it all.
It cured a friend of mine o f female weak
ance of a genuine Santa Claus, he boundary line st will?”
ness." M b s . J c s s ir A. M e a k n h , Clayton. M . pneumonia, la grippe, sore throat,
coughs, colds, catarrh, bronchitis
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having grown a full beard.
and lung troubles sre to be guarded
A Lonj-DeUyed Action.
Miss Kittie Thom, of this place,
agniust, nothing “ is a fine substi
went over to Beaver Hill on Mon
tute,” will “ answer the purpose,” or
Manila, March 21, (Tuesday) 8:33
day’s train. “ Many are the hearts
__ H ood’« m il cure liver 111* ; the non-irritating and
is “just as good” as One Minute
*•
m.—The
United
States
Philippine
that are aching— " but never mind,
only cathartic to taka with H ood’» Sarta par il In.
Cough Cure.
That is the one in
commission has held its first meet
she may return again.
fallible remedy for all lung, throat
ing, and decided to issue a pronun
Albert Bright captured a large ciamento to the inhabitants of the
or bronchial troubles.
Insist rig
A VICTORY AT MANILA.
orously upon having it if “ some
pauther a few days ago near Willie iolands. President Hchureman will
thing else ”is offered you.
R. S.
Weekly’s place on the North Fork. prepare it. The document will ex
Flllipinos De reale« in a Hard Fight— Volun Knowlton.
It weighed 160 lbe.
plain the spirit in which the United
Watch this apace—it is reserved. States intends to fulfil the trust
imposed; and will call upon the
Sorely perplexed was the club
people of the islands to lay down
when the ice-cream nnd lunch wan
their arm* and co-operate in the
misplaced on last Saturday evening,
interest of good government
yet T. C. Norris says ha was not to
blame.
At a dance on Catching creek lost
week there was considerabla “ bigh”-
larity, resulting in two fights. How
ever, Uncle Dud got in his hand
with a bit of an iron shelaly and
Lillie Wagner will teach the up
promptly made )>«ace, after which per Fishtrap school this ssason.
the fantastic toe wagged on.
Miss Daisy Giles returned home
RobL Ahr, our traveling tinner, from Ashland Monday. She report«
FREE, TO CASH SUBSCRIBERS. will be on the road again in a few a bard trip over the road* from
days. This time he will go to the Roseburg.
In order to get our delinquent bay, and will doubtless stop many a
T. C. N. informs us that the aebool
subscribers to pay up and in advance leak befora ba returns.
Robert i( census in hie district shows a de
wa will
becoming quite popular.
crease.
This is etrange, as most
make them a present
S. E. Johnson is in raceipt of a districts are quite to the contrary.
of a year’s subscription
letter from hie brother, T. W. John
Merchant L. W. Deyoe started on
to the
son, who is teaching school near a tour of Oregon, Idaho, and per
n o r t h w e s t p a c if ic FARM ER Lewiston, Idaho. He says that sec
haps a few other states last Friday.
published at Portland, Oregop.
tion is now haring a railroad and
Don Dixon left on Monday’s train
The Farmer is now in its 30th year, mining boom, work is plenty and for Pasadena, Cal., where his mother
and is authority on all subjects per wages fair. He also states that J. and sister now are.
taining to farm work and conditions M. Johnson is employed ss foreman
Mrs. D. Giles now has the largest
on a large farm near the same place.
of the northwest.
stock of Sailor Hats ever brought
As the regular price of that paper
Willard Davenport and family to Myrtle Point.
is $1 per year, it is easy to see what moved to Beaver Hill last Monday,
Jessie Belieu has a novelty on
a valuable premium we are willing where he has found employment.
his yard fence in town in the shape
to give to our paid-in-advance sub
Guy Rose and Walter Endicott of a windmill which appears to be
scribers.
This applies to all new
subscribers, nod nil who will pay started for British Columbia last kept in motion by a small boy, who
tugs at the crank with great energy.
their delinquencies and a year in Monday.
advance before Mnrch 1, 1899.
fore.
(F rom the Cooe B ey N e w »
The bnttUship Oregon reached
The Liberty mine is beiug
It is rumored that C apt A. M.
Manila in good trim and ready for Simpson intends building a full- rushed as fast ns possible.
The
action in her special line.
rigged ship at North Bend, as soon Townsend emptied that banker.
Albert Seaman, of Empire, was
as the sister ship to the Manila is
The Ilebekahs at Salem met Mon
seen here last week on business.
completed.
day night of last week and elected
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Stewart Lyons was down and
It will soon be time for the spring . mlltj e a contract with A. L. Nosier
delegates to attend the state meet
run
o
f
shad.
There
has
been
«
pQ, machlnery o f R iTerton saw-
ing of the Itebekahs in that city
large run of these fish in the bay mill on board a scow.
next May.
for the past two yesrs.
Like
The Riverton sqnad, Co. K, O.
A woolen mill owner at Santa the cbiDook salmon, they make the N. G., lias been nnlieting a few
Rosa, Cal., bought 30,000 pounds head of Coos river their spawning more recruits.
of wool this inoDth at 6 cents per gronnd.
Miss Grace Prewett left for her
Frank Brown, who wss injnred borne last Thursday. She will take
pound. The same wool the year be
at Jas. Cowan’s logging camp Inst a vacation from her labors at the
fore brought 14 cents.
summer, was operated ou recently Riverton Hotel.
Milton, Or., school district has at tbs German hospital, San Fran-
Rev Ssnderlin held services in
recently elected to issue $3500 worth oisco, and has been rapidly improv the church here last Sunday.
of bonds, and an issue of $20,000 for ing siuce. Hs expects to return to
D onna A na .
school purposes has been voted for the bay in tbs near future.
at La Grande.
Waterworks bonds
Libby Hems.
The three-masted schooner Guide,
to the nmount of $10,000 will be which loaded with lumber at North
issued by Prineville.
Libby, March 25. —School com
BeDd, was towed up the bay yes
terday by the tug Columbia, to mences here on the 3d o f April.
The Fifty-fifth congress, recently take on a lot o f latbs at the Bay
Mrs. Brynn and danghtei ar
closed, ie said to have been the most City mill.
She is bound for Port rived home on the Areata last Tues
prodigal in history. The appropria Harford, Cal., and her cargo is in day, alter an extended sojourn in
tions amount to $1,566,890,010.28 tended for tbs construction o f a California.
— and yet this was made in the face large silo.
Charles Snedden, jr., has gone to
of a deficiency for the coming year
Capt. Ackerman, o f San Fran California with tbs intention of
of just a round $100,000,000.
cisco, has beou on the bay for sev going to exploro the wilds o f Alaska.
The steamer Empire is laid up
California says: “ Better without eral days past, to make arrange for repairs iu San Francisco.
ments
for
the
building
o
f
a
four-
representation than with, under the
The steamer Areata has come
circumstances.” But it was not the masted bsrkentine, with a carrying and gone, but only the beer-guz
people thnt hindered it; it w b h the capacity of over a million feet of zling were pot to work, while the
He has secured the
quarrel between the greedy, grasp lumber.
rank and file are left sitting ns idle
ing, selfish aspirants to office and Marshfield shipyard, and will get as a painted ship on a painted
bis
lumber
from
the
Bay
City
mill.
the bosses and their heelors, while
VVe humbly ask the pray
Capt Ackerman goes to the city on ocean.
the people foot the bill.
the Arcatn, with the intention o f ers o f a Christian community for
the meek and bumble downtrodden
The Ashland Town Ta'k, in men- returning in the uear future.
"H ow long, O Lord,
Several farmers in this section coal mioers.
tiocing the ro.election of an old and
how long?”
O bserver .
are
nsing
separators,
and
others
popular teacher to the school in
which he had so long and faithfully are making arrangements to do so,
Gravel Ford Gleanings.
served, heartily commends it, nnd with the intention of forwarding
adds; “ Moral—It pays teachers to the cream to the Coos bay cream
Gravel Ford, March 24.— Still
kesp to the front and do good work. ery. On Friday last, Manager Mc it rains.
Intosh,
o
f
the
creamery,
ordered
It ia wise for school boards to se-
The steamer Maria makes fre
.egre good teaohers, even if ihay separators for the following par quent visits to our parts.
Gravel
ties:
Geo. Beale, A. Hagland, Ford has loDg felt the need of a
a little more.”
Cbas. Cavanaugh, Capt. Harris,
Telegraphic dispatches of the Louis Stone, E. J. Coffelt, J. J. steamer and we are glad to ess the
boys patronized.
«1st ijst. announced the death of Sullivan, W. L. Walker.
( ’ has. Holt and family, formerly
ex-8enator John Sherman while or
Will Newman arrived in town
his way to Cuba for health, but dis yesterday from the trappers' ramo of this county, have just returned
patches of the 22d contradicted the on upper North Coos river. When from s year's sojourn in the "Sonny
announcement and added that Mr. he left, Walter Duggan and John South.” Florida cannot compare
Sherman was not only alive, but McDuff were in good health and with old Oregon yet, so they think,
and they’ve com# to stay.
improving iu health and gaining spirits, and the firm bad quite a lot
Frank Harnisb has rented the
strength. When hs cornea home ha of furs on band, principally mar
Scbinz farm for a year.
can rsad over and ponder upon the tens. Newman says there are quite
Reuben Summerlin has rented
post-mortem opinions of his fellow- a number of elk in that remote re
the farm o f D. 7. Taylor and has
citizens
gion, sod they frequently rnn moved bis fnmilv to the Ford.
Miss Ora Weekly returned to
About thirty trusts or combines | Across them while making the
Miss
were erganized iu this country d u r-; ronn(*8 °* their traps.
He also home at Dora Sunday.
ing the last week of February nnd *nyR *J,n* P*r '*? from Coles valley Weekly has been attending Prof.
Aha first two week« in March— in the h*™ ***•" *?
j ? Bunch's school at Myrtle Point this
face of the Sherman anti-trust law,1
w^,c ^ ■6°®™ bs attended winter.
Bright and Moeer have been
which seems to be a shuttle-cock for *°
B*me wsrden.
running tbeir grist mill this week.
the judges and courts to play with,)
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Gravel Ford will have a new
and has no penalty clause t<> frighten
Kiverton Pick -Up«.
pnblio school building this coming
the criminal« worth a cent.
And. j
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also, there were formed ip the same
Riverton, March 27.— J. H. Ti- summer, but not in time fur the
time at least two international trusts mon'i mine is now shot down tern- spring term o f school.
D orotht .
in which the British free-trade capi- poranly.
The Hernater did not
talista join our American protected take bis coal on her last trip,
H ot*r* has .anted the
capitalists to mauipulate the mar
The Banner mioe i ill open up
I Meeeer ranch, ou CoDmoghain
kets against the peoples o.f both again in two weeks, Th-t
nations and other nations of the pany bad been placing an indi“ . ' cr" ek- •nd moved there ' oda7
world.
And we ait apd allow it, as at the month o f tbeir tunnel.
Miea Cox has been very low (or
a matter of .ctpirse
Well, take That will avert so much breakage several dava from a relapee c f the
vpur medicine.
(bat it ltaai>eeu subject to fcereto- messie,.
Fir* tt Roseburg.
Roseburg, March 20.— Sol Abra
ham's big warehouse and contents,
on the rai Load track near the depot
was totally consumed by fire tonight.
Tha alarm was given at 10:45, and
in leas than 10 minutes the fire was
beyond control. Other buildings
near by caught, but were saved by
the exertions of the firemen.
teers Won a Bloody Battle.
GoTi-rnor Gage, of California, Ima
attorhu-l bis signature to the More
house bill. The object of tho More
house bill is to rompel the signing
of all articles containing such ref
erence to nn individual as would
degrade him, subject liim to ridi
cule or luuko him au object of con
tempt, irrespective of the truth or
falsity of such publication.
The
bill will not become operative for
30 days. It is decided to disregard
the law when it ehull go into effect
and make a test.
Sciatica, despoudeuev, locomotor
ataxia, paralysis.
Hudyan cures.
All druggists, 50 cents.
I)NLY $5000 — For a short time
only, Tho Herald Land Co.
wants a buyer with $5000 to pur
chase at a sacrifice one of the In st
improved small faints in Coos
county. Finely situated, choice
land, good fences, plenty of fruit
and shrubbery, runuing water.
Owner has other business that
claims his attention
BONTON SALOON,
Headquarters
for
CHOICE LIQUORS.
Useful Table.
Manila, March 26.— (Sunday 6 a
m.)— My brigade has pierced the Prepared for th* HaatLD by J. 8 . Kanem att,
enemy's country after a brilliant ad
A. M
C Y R U S N O B LE ,
vance and a severe engagement
Weights of mnlerialr per cubic
O L D H E R M ITA G E .
The rebels were steadily pressed foot in lbs. avoirdupois« -averages:
B U R K E ’S SCO TCH M A LT,
back along the lines. The battle is l’ nre water, at 39.1 deg Eahr.................62.42.1
A NFtX'lAI.TY.
still in progress.
Four brigades Ether, at 32 deg F a n r.................................44.70
M
ercury,
at
32
d
eg
F
a
lir.......................
848.76
are engaged. The enemy is vaiuly b rick w o rk ..................................................... 112
attempting to make a stand at the O ra n ite .......................................................... 168 CLUB BOOMS IN CONNECTION
Talighan river, four thousand strong. L im e sto n e ..................................................... 176
M u d ................................................................ 102
(Signed) Otis, Brigadier General.
Q uartz............................................................ IDS
S an d stone..................................................... 144
Manila, March 26, (10:45 a. m.)-
H late............................................................... ISO
Have crossed the Rubicon. Otis.
Rrnee.............................................................. 620
Our casualties are about 160, Cast e o p p er.................................................. 687
HOLBROOK, M ERRILL
1220
G
o ld ....
twenty-five killed. The enemy lost, Cast
A S T E T S O N ............
iro n ....................................................... 440
in killed alone 200. (Signed) Otis. W rong ht ir o n .............................................. 480
L e a d ............................................................... 710 Also BRIDGE A BEACH
CALL FOR:::
Chief Moses Dying.
Lodge Ladta Caught In « Fir« Trap.
Spokane,
March
25.— Indian
Agent Anderson reports that Moses,
head chief of 2000 Indians on the
Colville reservation, is dying of
Bright's disease.
He is nearly 80
years of age.
P la tin u m ...................................................... 1370
Z in o ................................................................ 440
47
A th ..................................................................
E b o n y ............................................................. 74.Ä
34
E lm ................................................... ...........-
...
40
F ir ...................................................................
Yellow p iu e ..................................................
... 20
...
40
S pruce............................................................
...
40
M a p le.............................................. ............
40 to GO
M y rtle ............
M to G2
O a k .................
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2A
W illo w ...........
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S X O V
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Doors, Windows
Omaha, March 21.—Compara
tively insignificant in material de
struction, but appalling in its har
and nny other
vest of death and suffering, waa the
fire that partially destroyed the
Building
Material,
Patterson block at Seventeenth and
Or nny and everything
Douglas streets this afternoon.
Sale o f the old pobllic school
carried in a
Two of its victims have died; one properties, as ordared by the late
Tom TenDisson returned a few
more is not expected to live, and annual district meeting at this days ago from n visit to his grand
First-class Hardware Store.
about twenty others are suffering place, is being advertised in the father's in Arkansas of several
from broken limbs and burned and H ebai . d today.
We regret to say, too,
The disposition months.
lacerated flesh.
The victims are: o f not only the lots and buildings, that be is reported to be quite sick.
Killed—Mrs. Thomas Taylor, Mrs. jointly or separately, is annonneed,
fSuccessors to J. J. Lamb, f
The Douglas circuit court is ¡ d
Anna Schamel.
but also a good school bell, about session, Judge Hamilton presiding.
Injured—Mrs. C. E. Brosius, Mrs. 26 inches i d diameter, aod desks
It. C. Lflimammsky,
L W. Deyoe
A. King, Mrs. A. L Satnutlson, May and seats that are yet iu good con
N O T IC E .
Samuelson, Mrs. C. D. Wilson, Mrs. dition.
J. C. Holt, Marguerite Holt, may
Governor Gepr last Saturday ap Sale or Old Srhoel Property of Bis-
die. Mrs. Mary Hopkins, Mrs. Mary
Sullivan. Mrs. W. A. Reed, Mrs. Ed pointed nine regents for the Ash trift No. S, C oon County, Oregon.
Shiner, will probably die:
Mrs. land State Normal School, as pro
O T IC E ia hereby given to th e public
French, Mrs. A. A. Smith, injuries vided in boose bill No. 252 ss
thnt the directors o f School District
probably fatal; Mr«. C. E. Allen, passed by the lata legislature, three N o. 8, o f Coo* oountv, O recon. offer fo r sale
Mrs.ThomaeThornton, Walter Scott, to serve for 6ix years, three for to the best bidders the follow ing described
in aforesaid D ist. No. 8:
an unknown man, Steve Williams, four years and three for two years. property
L ots Nos. 3 nnd 4, in Block 28, in E lliott’ s
Fireman William Guider, suffocated Amone the latter is A. J. Sher A ddition to C oqu ille C ity, nnd the im prove
o f sam e, consisting o f 1 w ood 2-story
and fell from ladder, internal inju wood of this city for Coos county. ments
school house;
i
ries, will probably die; Lieut. James
W e can’t say exactly who gave
Also 1 box 1-story schoolhouse;
Also 1 bell, about 2G inches, nnd a quan
Adams.
the Oregonian the tip for its vi
Our Goods Huit the people.
tity o f school desks and seats.
A group of happy women, busy cious nttnek on Coquille City in b Sealed bids will be received up to the hour Our prices are within their reach.
We have to leave the o f 12 o ’ clo ck , noon, o f June 10,1899, ns fo l
with the affairs of secret orders, late issue.
lows: For lots sepnmte, o r together, with j T H IS IS W HY T H E R U SH
with which they were affiliated, were author íd tie hands of bis friends or
without buildings, nnd for the b u ildin gs, '
in a moment brought face to face who have pampered him as a tool either o r both without lots; also fo r furni- | Is too early for you to avoid it, but
with death.
Sixty seconds later to aid them iu their greed and self tore, together or separate from other prop- ; our clerks are efficient and will find'
e r ty . T h e directors reserve the right to re- j time to wait on you, or fill y ou r
seven of them lay burned and bleed ishness.
jeot any o r nil bids, nnd if all bids are re
je
cte d , to sell at p ublic outcry or private I order for anything found in an u p -
ing on the pavement to which they
Uncle Jake Prewett, o f Bear sale nny or nil o f ««foresaid property.
, to-date general merchandise store-
had dropped, thirty feet below, and creek, was up this morning at the
I f buildings nre sold separate, to o© re
others were rescued after they had new county seaton business. It is m oved on confirm ation o f sale.
C has . C oi . lik b .
been more or less severely injured a long time since the old geDtlemaD A ttest:
Chairman.
in their desperate dash down a sin has visited us, owing to poor
Oeo. F. Boa tell.
M Y R T L E POIN T, O R E G O N .
Clerk
School
Diat.
N
o.
8,
Coos
cou
nty, Or.
gle pair of stairs that led to safety. health.
They were unconscious of danger
Next Sunday will be Easter Sun
until the janitor threw open the
door and told them to get out be day sud observed the world over,
fore the harass cut them off.
The almcet, as one of the happy feaBt
warning came too late.
The fire days of the religions calendar - -but
swept through the door and down not in Coquille City.
the single stairway. Those nearest
Misses Marvin Lamb' and Josie
the door fled through the blindiug Lyons will go to San Francisco
smoke and reaohed the street with and Oaklaud ou a visit by next
« 7 .5 0
bands and faces burned and blis Townsend.
tered. The rest faced the solid wall
a
year
Charlie Collier bns leased bis
of flame. There was a fire escape
ince and moved into Charlie
9
2
at the south front of the building,
hut not one of them seems to have trkng’s house.
a year
Hudyan is now sold at 50 cents
thought of i t They rushed panic
Get
stricen to the windows. In acother per package by all druggists.
instant tha spectators, attracted by Hudyan.
the clouds of smoke, were horrified
The Depot Store is in the swim.
to see one after another spring Fresh goods as low as the lowest.
ALL NEWS 24 hours earlier than the San Francisco papers.
from the open window and fall
Chris LoDg, of Bandon, wss up
haavily to the pavement
Most of
A. C. W IL S O N .
J. C. W ILSO N .
them were blpeding from severe today on business.
Blackamith and W agonm akar
Practical M achinist.
cuts and bririsfis, and all ware burned
Harrisburg, Pa., March 21.— Gov
until their torn and blackened skins
ernor Stone sent a communication
hnng in thread!. In a few minutes
to the house annonciDg his approval
all, except Miss Taylor, recovsred of the resolution designating May 1,
cooMiouiness, and the physicians
1899, as “ Dewey Day” and a legal M A C H I N I S T S ,
and nurses, hastily summoned, did
holiday.
all that was possible to relieve their
W agonxnaker s ,
sufferings.
Princess Kaiulani died on March
H o rsesh o ers,
6th of inflamatory rheumatism. |
Rev. E. Edward», pastor of the She was born Oct. 16, 1875, and; a n d B la c k s m ith s .
Her
English Baptist Church at Miners- was educated in England.
ville. Pa., when suffering with rheu father was an Englishman, and her Machine work of all kinds, built new or repaired; iron and wood turning;
matism, was advised to try Cham mother, Princess Likelike, was a
blacksmitbing and wagon-making in all branches.
Princess Kaiu
berlain’s Pain Balm. He says: “ A native Hawaiian.
few applications of this liniment lani's full name was Victoria Kaiu- M A C H IN E , W AGON A N D F A R M W O R K A R E S P E C IA L T IE
proved of great service to me.
It lani Kalaninuiahliakalpa Kawekin
subdued the inflammation and re Lunalilo. She didn't take the name —
lieved the pain.
Should any suf of her father, A. S. ( ’leghorn, a
ferer profit by giving Pain Balm a | aquaw man who has been trying
me.”
For sale ; these long years to claim soma of
trial it will plet
i . . illegitimate
i ' . j u — . . children’s “ title
»•- and
by R. S. Knowlton.
j k his
J. A. Lamb & Co.,
N
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EVERYDAY
SALES
Are What Count
Lelunanowslcy & Deyoe,
Oregoniai)
S
Daily and Sunday, and Herald
Weekly ■ ■ “ “
Doily Oregoniai) and (Jerald, 65 c a month
WILSON S WILSON
DEAN’S LIVERY, FEED I SALE STABLE
JL B . D e a n , P r o p r ie to r « ^
8cho.il district clerk« should send esUt®
S u c c e s s o r t o N o s ie r B ro 's .
in tbeir report« at once to the,
j . Burdett, the humorist,
.O.
county superintendent, if not e l- '
„ eTenMrrif4
reedy forwarded, or the district ,
s . tur(1. v
Pasadena Mr and
General Drawing and Hauling a Specialty.
may lorn» tU apportionment
M„ . Barfett will »a k e their futaie
Commercial
Men Promptly and Safely
school funds. A 60-cent
60-cent revenue 1 home in p MWUna. where the hu
Delivered at Any Point.
stamp mast be ou each clerk's bond, morist will fill the pulpit of the
regardless o f the amount o f the First Presbyterian church.
G o o d R i g s . S p a n k in g T eam s. R e a s o n a b le R a t e s .
bond.
Don't ueglect this.
We
The
conference
of
the
German
publish State Superintendent Ack
C O Q U IL L E C I T Y , O R E G O N .
erman’s instructions on 1st pege in Baptist churches of the Pacific coast
Neat Odd Fellows' H all.
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First Street,
is now iu session at Salem.
today’s H eraijd .
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