Coquille City herald., March 28, 1899, Image 3

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T U E SD A Y , M A RC H
28,
1899.
R E G U L A R T R A IN S
n d a y s . W e d n e s d a y s a n d p m
M o days
will ran ns follows:
Leave
|
ft-00 a. in
Marshfield
Arrivo “
9.30 ** I COUUILLK CITY
10.00 44 I Myrtle Paini
LOCAL
Arrive
12 30 p. m.
Leave
ll.n0H.ru.
1Q.30 “
ITEM S.
Additional locals on 2d page.
Our river promises to be lively
the coming summer.
Oregon Flour, 80 ceute per sack
at George Robiosou’s.
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No mail came to this place from
the east last Saturday.
Johnson Bro’s will buy chickens.
Only good ones wanted.
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Coquille Pharmacy has just re­
ceived fresh vaccine poiuts.
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Does Your
Bach Ache?
| In constant pain when on|
Jyour feet ?
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' Is that dragging, pulling 1
sensation with you from morn
till night ?
Why not put the medicine
exactly on the disease ? Why
I not apply the cure right toi
Jthe spot itself ?
>
I You can do it with
(
»r.Ayei”s
Cherry
Pectoral
Plaster
Let’s go a-fishing.
Osideuiug is lively.
The election for city officers is
drawing near.
Five gallons Coal Oil for 75cenU
at George Robinson’s. ..
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Four cans Tomatoes (or 25 cents;
18 lbs. Sugar, $1 at George Rob­
inson’s,
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Improvement is still the order
of tiie day. Tbe home demand for
building material is good.
The FarmJournal for 5 years and
the H kuald at the price of one years’
subscription to the H khald .
Let the friends of the town and
its edueationul interests be repre­
sented at the special district meet
ing April 8 tb.
F or R ent .-— Tenn Robison offers
bis place on Fishtrap, 91 acres, 30
o f bottom land, for rent. Apply at
the place.
T enn R obison .
Four schooners loaded np with
lumber nt one mill at this place in
the fortnight ending Tuesdsy of
last week aDd sailed to southern
const points.
T h o u sa n d s
Have K id n e y Troub le and
D o n 't K n o w It.
There is a disease prevailing in
this country ' lho»t dangerous be­
cause so deceptive. Many sudden
deaths ore caused by it— heart dis­
ease, pneumonia, heart failure or
apoplexy are often the result of
kidney disease' If kidney trouble
is allowed to advance tile kidney
poison in the blood is liable to at­
tack the Vital organs, or the kidneys
themselves break down and waste
away sell by Sfll. Then the rich­
ness of the blo 6 d —the album en-
leaks out and'_ the sufferer has
Bright’s Disease, the worst form of
kidney trouble,
Kidney trouble
can Be detected although’ t be slow
and deceptive. •"J'irst, by analysis
of the urine; ste’co’tiii, by the simple
test of setting 'the' urine aside in a
glass or bottle for twenty-four hours,
when a 'cloudy oKbritk dust settling
indicates it.
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It was tor just «rich troubles that
in His infinite bb^er and goodness
the Cireitt Phrid^lan caused Rwrmp-
Koot t&f’rdlr fbV-’ftief'benefit of suD
fering mankind, leaving ‘ it for His
servant, Dr. fyJjKer, th^ great kid­
ney nnd bladder ,spycjali»t, to dis-
c o t e r ^ a m T i ^ l^ ^ ^ o i p ^ to tjift
wflrld..' Its,, womjgrful efficacy In
promptly yuriqg ¿014 most distress­
ing cas'es^s truly, marvelous. Yott
may have a sample bottle of Dr.
Kilmer’s SwaifipBoot, the great kid­
ney, liver and bladder remedy; by
mail tee.
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Address Dr. Kilmer A Co., Bing­
hamton, N. Y. * 'iV’ hcn writing men
tion this paper.
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Druggists, in fifty-cent or dollar
(For tbe Coquille City
H keald .)
kairview Items.
Nine pouuds good roast Coffee
for $1 at George Robiuson’e.
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Fairview, March 2 5 . — Reports
say that Ml. W ilsoo, of the upper
North Fork, has lost some twelve
head of cattle, also that Mr. John
s o d , of the snme section, has lost a
few bead. I have Dot heard of aDy
loss of any kind o f stock in tbis
neighborhood.
There was only about 4 inches
of snow here duriog the late storm.
Peach trees are just beginning
to bloom, and it tbe weather re­
mains favorable from now on there
will surely be a crop.
O. B. Hollenbeak has rented the
J. D. Benhsm place.
Some people argue that the
roads can't be worked to advantage
while they are muddy.
We invite
such persons, and esDecially the
road supervisor o f Coquille dis­
trict, to eonie over on the east side
of tbe Bullock mountain and see
some work lately done bv our su­
pervisor, G. W. Norris, snd be coo-
vinced that the only time to repair
bad places caused by wet weather
springs is while the water is m o ­
oing; then go back oa the west
side o f said mountain and do like­
wise, as there are several places
almost impassable.,
,
Since our last communication
to the H e r a l d , our Dunknrd
friend, Mr. Roberts, sent to this
neighborhood a history which was
said to prove that trioe immersion
was apostolic.
I would like to
give it lor tbe benefit of some of
your readers. The name of the
book is “ Baptism of the Ages snd
Natioos.”
On page 15, beyond
Tprtuliau (who lived about the
end of the second century), no
record iD literature of men iu the
Bible or any symbol known to man
is there one word about three im­
mersions in baptism. It also says,
in another place, that tbe Greek
church sprinkles three times, im­
merses three times and anDoints
with oil.
Wonder which one of
these places we are to accept?
Surely anything can be traced back
to its origiu.
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Nix.
Mrs. Heresy is displaying a
bandrome stock of Easter bats,
just from the east, in latest sty Its.
She bad sd opening last Wednes­
day, and yet during a very severe
storm, nml tbo restraints imposed
by tbe quarantine, s h e had many
callers snd sales. Now is-the time
for the ladies to select something
new, seasonable nod stylish in tho
way of hats.
Our Lovely Streets.
‘ Tio opting, the trees begin to leave.
Ami 0 , bo 0 sweet to nit at eve
And watch, from out onr open door,
The rippling street that Sows before.
Along its bahka. theae moon-lit nights,
Tbe feetive frog our ear delights;
By day be baske amid the ooze,
On ship-wrecked truck ana over-shoei.
Out there, near that abandoned trank,
la where oa, baby-oarriage sunk.
And where that oil-ean floats around,
Is where poor little Fido drowned.
Those two things ont in that pool
Are the ears of Peter Jackson's male;
I f yon should dive, you'd find his load
Down in tbe bottom o f the road.
Old JDobbin walks the muddy street
Upon his belly—not on bis feet.
Bad for the dcotor. we all feel.
When he rides to M cQ int, ou his wheel.
Along its slimy, mnddy aide,
Where Tommy makes hie toy-boat glide—
No, the fever Tommy oaugkt at school,
He oonld trot get it near that pool.
Mid slam and ooie, while fevers reign,
Onr wise dsds sit and do ordain;
That if we die we oanuot get,
Alas, the clergy’s beueflt.
—G ood R o a d s .
T r e a s u r e r s N o tic e .
OTICE Is hereby given, that all county
warranta endorsed prior ta. July II.
1892, will be paiJ on presentation at ray
office in Coquille City, Or., and the follow­
ing numbers endorsed on July 14, 1892:
Nos. 8391, 8362, 8504. 8371, 8666. 8667 , 8503,
8663, 8174. 8171, 8172, 8173. 8618, 8619, 8358,
8587, 8870, 8388 8387, 8599, 8592, 8335, 8670,
8668, 8588, 8307 and 8550.
No interest will be allowed on said war­
rants after March 25,1899.
W. W. H a tes , Treasurer.
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N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
8TATE OF OREGON, FOR
COUNTY OF COOS:
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THE
THE
I Bandon Recorder.!
8. H. Hazard.
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Plaintiff,
Tickets to the masquerade on
I Suit in Equity to
April 8 th, one dollar. Ladies free.
Willlisra A. Welch,
> foreclose morl-
nnd
I I «age.
Farmers down the coast are re­
Niel Munro,
)
Alfred Johnsou's family has
Mrs. Oscar Wickham, o f Beaver
ceiving all kiods of farm machin­
Defendants, j
moved down from the mill and
Hill, came up on a visit on yes­
ery daily, preparing for active
To WilliAm A . W elsh,one o f the above
now occupies tbe Collier property;
terday’s train.
named defendants:
spring work,
You are hereby notified that jo n are re­
This is with a view to school and
For 30 DayB—Mrs. Moon will give
quired to appear and answer the complaint
.Mrs. Blanch Feltpr, well knowu
church advantages.
o
f
the plaintiff, now on file against yon
rare bargains both in dressmaking
in Bandon and wife of F. 8 . Feller,
in the above entitled Court and Cause,
Arrivals per steamer Alliance ou
Immediately nfter the
and millinery.
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died at 8 alem on March 7th. Mrs^
within six weeks from the dateof^ the first
kP las ter is applied, you feel(
the 24th iust. from Portland:
publication of this summons, to-wit:
Feller had not been in good health
Racking headaches, bleary eyes,
Within six w»eka from the 28th day o f
Jits warming, soothing in-,
George Moutgomeiy, C. Martin,
for some time, but her death was
February, 1899, the same being the date o f
weakness. Hudyan cures. All drug­
Ifluence. Its healing remedies
Mrs. E. B. Burns, II. S. Widenor,
the
first publication of this summons; and
sudden and unexpected.
gists, 50 cents.
if yon fail so to appear and answer, on or
J quickly penetrate down deep
B. B. Mallory, W. Newberry.
Capt.' Vale Perry is making
before
the 11th day of April, 181», the sums
I into the inflamed tissues.
Rev. J. B. Foster, Presbyterian
being the last day of the time prescribed in
soundings in tbe river chatmel iu
Pain
is
quieted,
soreness
is
re­
the
order
for publication, judgment will be
minister nt Myrtle Point, is visit­
tbe-ioterest- o f tile steamer Town­
taken against yon for want thereof, for the
lieved and strength imparted.
ing in Coquille City.
relief demanded in the complaint of plaint­
send. He will thoroughly locate
Call at the Coquil'e Handle Mill
No plaster was ever made like It.
iff, a succinct statement of whioh is as
and make contract.
all obstructions aud place buoys at
SuDdav last was a lovely dav,
No plaster ever acted ao quickly
follows:
and yesterday was flue, but with
and thoroughly. No plaster ever
4w]
A. C . C u r t i s , AgeDt.
those, poiots, aud determine the
That a certain mortgage made by yon io
Ordinane«’. N o- 41.
plaintiff, dated the lGth day of June, 1891,
had such complete control over all
growing indications for rsin.
deepest
and
best
channel.
in the oomplaint set forth, be foreclosed,
T bs H e r a l d was deprived .-off
kinds of polo.
and the premises therein described, to-wit:
Considerable talk is id circula­
the official publication of the quar­ An ordinane? Authorizing quaran­
Our Gravel Ford correspondent
Placed over the chest it is
Lot number four and the souiheast quarter
tines .and- preemabing penalties tion aud it is reported that there
mentions the intention of that dis­
antine ordinance last week, but
of the 8onthwest quarter o f section eighteen,
a powerful aid to Ayer’s
for
violations
of
quarantine
regu­
will
be
nt
least
two
more
steamers
and lot number one, and the northeast
trict to build a Dew seboolhouse.
publish it today at our option, tfi,o
Cherry Pectoral; relieving
quarter of the notthwest quarter o f section
lations when established or or- soonplyiD g bet wee u here and Hau
matter
Dow
being
public
property.
nineteen in township twenty six, south o f
congestion and drawing out
F. C. Kinnicntt would like to cor­
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Francisco. It is also said a steamer
range thirteen, west o f the Willamette me­
Only section 2 is being enforced. ■ dered.
all inflammation.
respond with any district wanting
ridian, be, by ths Court ordered sold, and
77ie town o f Colutile Oily does ordain o f small draught, with a carrying
W R B A L K B Y ALT. T > R rO G 1 R TS .
the proceeds applied to the payment of the
the services of a teacher o f 30
S. C. Giles, of Myrtle Point, bas
. 1 . C. AVER CO.. Lowell, Mas*.
capacity of 250 tons, will be built
as follows:
.
snm of Two Hundred and Twenty-five Dol­
years’ experience. P. O. address,
been enclosing a new boiler for
lars, together with interest thereon, at the
especially
to
run
into
tbis
river.
Section 1.; The-naarshal of the
Riverton, Coos county, Oregon. *
rate of ten per cent per annum from the
Alfred JohDsuo, at the Johnson
town óf Coquillp City -shall at ony The Barbara Hamster brought a
14tb day o f May, 1891, the amount dne
mill just above town, tbe past week
D. J. Lowe, jr., moved to this
time, when direpted.Tn ..writing by good cargo io last Saturday aDd COR SALE ¿ f T a BARGAIN.— plaintiff upon the note in oomplaint set
also, two dollars and forty cents,
A large supply of beet seed will or ten days. Mr. Jobuson is put­ the heulth inspector : or board of took out a full load- of matchwood
city last Thursday from his home
Land at Cedar Point, with boom forth;
together with interest thereon at the rate
on the lower river. He occupies a arrive this week at the Pharmacy. * ting his sawmill iD first-class order, health.or the board, of trustees of Monday. The Towoseud brought and boom privileges.
Also, over of ten per cent per annum fron. May 26,
and will doubtless make a big run
ten dollars and one cent, together
new honse, which he has just
said town, order a n i establish reg­ iu a fair cargo and six passengers 250 acres o f i - T o . 1 bo.tom land, 1893;
Pale, emaciated, thin, weak men this season.
with interest thereon at the rate o f ten per
completed, in the neighborhood of
ular isolation or domestic quaran­ and took out a good cargo and six within 2 miles of Coquille City, in cent per annum from June 14,1895; ten dol­
and women. Hudyan cures. All
H o d . W. H. Nosler’s.
quantities to suit purchasers. En­ lars and eighty-nine cents, together with
Departures per steamer Alliance tine of all persons i«j said town suf­ passengers. Wednesday morning.
druggists, 50 cents.
interet thereon at the rate o f ten per cent
quire of
W. SINCLAIR,
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for San Francisco on the 25th: J. fering from any contagious disease,
ler annum from March 80,1896; seven 'dol-
We learn that Mrs. Lottie Sher­
ars and four oents, together with interest
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Coquille
City,
Oregon.
I
offer
my
services
to
go
out
and
E.
PetersoD,
Miss
Lizzie
Porter,
J.
At the meetiDgof the town board
and also those who-Jiave been ex­
wood, of Myrtle Point, lias received
thereon at the rate of ten per cent per an­
do
sewing
in
families.
Parker, A. C. Foster, Jas. Kennedy,’ posed to and liable,to coutraet tbe InBt Saturday night, no action was
a number of orders for enlaiging
num from April 1, 1897: nine dollars and
C lara G age .
forty cents, together with interest thereon
C. E. Noble, Lee Bing, Mrs. J. L. same, and he Bhall put up a ting or taken to raise tbe quarantine, but
photographs. Mrs 8 . is ag expert *
at tue rate of ten per cent per annum from
Coke, Mrs. O. Richardson, J. Chap­ notice where the satqo can be plainly on the report of Dr. (Julin the
with the crayon and has some fine
April 25, 1898, the amounts paid bv plaintiff
Sun:
Captain Ernst has re­ man, Hy Frank, T. Garvin, R ich ­ seen or on any building uudei 1 quar­ board instructed tbe city marshal
in satisfaction of taxes assessed against
samples o f her work on exhibition.
ceived eeveral new views and will ard Garritty.
said mortgaged premises, also such nn
to
forbid
public
gatherings
Sun­
antine by his order .nudar this Or­
amount as attorney’ s tees as the Court
The steamer Emily will be over have his moving picture machine
dinance.
..-v y
; . day and the school from opening
shall adludge to he reasonable, and the
W
hy
should
we
not
have
a
pub­
this w eekend ready to run in the in operation bood . He expects to
costs ana disburf ements o f this suit; also,
Section 2. Thatthiiing tbe prev- Monday, until further orders. The
suoh further relief as to the Court shall
interest of milk producers ou the give an entertainment 00 South lic meeting to consider harmo­ {deuce of spy coptagioqs disease in sellout board was present to presold
seem meet and equitable.
upper river.
Will carry milk Coos river Satm.day, but hits not nious acticn as to the general pros­ qufd town, the
said
town
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their
claim
tor
consideration,
and
This summons is published in pursuance
perity 6 f our towh and section, find
arranged
tne’date
on
which
he
will
o
f nn order mnde by L. Harlocker, as
. either by the 100 pounds or by
shall when directed
be health 'Dr.Ualiti expressed the belief that
the
courteous
ami
encouraging
County
Judge o f said Coos oounty, dated
appear in Marshfield.
'tbe month.
O . It. W i l l a r d .
the 28th day of February, 1899, directing
treatment of prospectors and good officer or board of health of said if he received his disinfecting ap­
that service thereof be mnde by pnbMontion
paratus
on
Mouday’s
train
the
town
nnd
the
boardTof
trustees
of
citizens to locate in our midst?
of the same in the Coquille City H bbalp a
But
newspaper published at Coquille City, ip
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NEW STOCK OF
In the language o f tbs wise mao, said town, probibiLaoy and'all pub­ School might open Tuesday.
said Coos county, once each week, for a pe­
“ United, we stand; but divided, we lic meetings in kaidifiOwn and'tlose on Monday no fumigating appara­
riod of six successive weeks.
all schools and-ii deemed necessary tus was received, and, besides, Dr.
are misunderstood.”
8. H. HAZARD,
to forbid all -persOM’hiDder the age Culin discovered four new oases
Plaintiff and Attorney for Plaintiff.
Road Supervisor Hudson tack­ of 18 years from running on the and thought it likely the quarau
feb28tnpll I
led a bridge that threatened streets of said town, b: ' ' ■
tine would be retained through this
trouble last Thursday during the
Section 3. That amy person who week.
A b s o l u t e l y ÌH jr e
heavy rain that prevailed and shall tear down the flag or sign put
J. L. Roy was io town yesterday
whooped up the work to a success­ up by the marshal -Of. said town or
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
ful climax.
A bridge on the Co- by the health office! or under their again, be now having made several
BOYAL BAKINO POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
quille-Marshfield road, near Mc­ direction, to designate.-* quarantine trips with his new gasoline launch,
Adams’, was dangerous, and Uncle of any house in- saidAoww, except by which he is getting tbe mastery of
by .practice. It is of his own con­
F o r S a l e — In Bandon, one of
Tbe Woodmen at Myrtle Poiut Joe scanned the horizon iu that di­
tbe choicest locations, a pleasant gave a greeting aDd supper in honor rection to ba ready at moment’s permission of said health officer or struction, is the largest launch on
marshal,
or
shall
disregard
the
quar­
the river and supplied with
home, new, unique in style, and o f their old consul commander, notice, aud the moment came aDd
antine and orders ef the health Offi­ 5-horse power engine, thus making
with a splended view of the town Capt. A. J. Walker, at their hall iu he was ready for it.
Himself,
and ocean.
Sheltered from the that place on the night o f the 18th. Abraham Higley, J. W. Sugg, Matt cer or marshal in relation to a quar­ a very useful addendum to bis
antine in said town «hall be deemed ranching needs in the absence of
north winds. For particulars, ap­ Capt. Walker will soon return to Goodman,
Zenie
Strang
aud
ply to the H e r a l d .
[tf. Alaska again, where be holds a “ Petite” Hudson (youug J oe) took guilty of a misdemeanor and on horses, wagons and roads.
conviction of the stuns shall be^pun-
J n k ,
T be river steamer Bismarck is position as collector o f customs. away the old and replaced it that 18 lied by; a fine of tlofc less than five D A ACRES coal and timber land, abonfc
O '- / M mile from river and about 1 mile
He
is
an
old
resident
of
Myrtle
day with a span o f about 30 feet of
undergoing a thorough overhaul­
($5) dollars or mote;-than twenty from the towb of Riverton. It is close to
the Tiraon mine, now in operation. Small
ing at Bandon, by Peter Loggie, Point, well and favorably known a good, safe structure.
($20) dollars .or by imprisonment in house
and barn, and a snmll orchard and
hefe
also,
and
bears
the
respset
and will be ready for tbe inspec­
Robert Dean placed an apple on the town jail notmone tbau 20 days. good garden spot. Fall 750,000 feet o f good
tors on their enrly arrival.
She amt wjll-wishos o f all.
our desk last Friday morning
Section 4. Any person -violating taw timber, spruce nnd fir. Call at this
will be finished and launched, it is
Cattle buyers are still roaming wbicb has more history than most the,.above' ordinahb» by calling office, or address ns.
Baid, in about two weeks.
This is over our county, says a Myrtle apples, at least so far as age is con­ a public meeting ornattendiug the
Capt. Panter was in town yester­
the fine boat our former townsraau Point friend; and he adds:
He is looking for the gov­
“ Al­ cerned, to say nothing o f passing same after being notified that said day.
8 . H. McAdams is interested in, though thousands o f head have through its risks o f dying yonng, meeting and ..all public meetings ernment inspectors, and expects to
and will make the daily run from beeo driven out, yet there seems to or from neglect aud exposure, from have been prohibited shall he pat the fine steamer Dispatch on
B s d i I od to Myrtle Poiut aud return. be au inexhaustible supply hidden the apple-butter kettle, tbp cider
deemed, guilty of at misdemeanor her old run at once following their
Every new press, pie-pan, or some other visi­ and on conviction oftthe same shall official consent.
W e acknowledge a delightful nway somewhere.
serenade and social visit at our buyer finds a drove awaiting him, tation o f being flayed alive to ap­ bo punished by a tine of not less UUE WANT to trade 220 acres good
fanning land in the best loca­
home last Friday night by Frank while our ranchers are having new pease the appetite « f au apple fiend. than five ($5) dollars nor more than
Emory and sister, Miss Anna. pockets made which striko them The apple was picked by Mr. DeaD fifty ($50) dollars oa, by imprison­ tion as ty school and market in Ne­
They are from the orchard o f Mr. Barrows, ment in the town.jad-riwt more than braska, either for a farm, town prop­
T be music was from two beautiful just below the knees.
U fe s
guitars, tbe handiwork of Frank, all Free silver men, and get their near town, and is one o f several he 20 days. . ,-u ,.1 o ils t .
erty or iftipcli of goodsin Coos county.
'-s
has yet on hand, in October, 1897,
Section *. ¡..Aeyqtaraon k-efusiog
who is s genius nt fiue wood work share o l it, too.”
The H xbald and Farm Journal—
and is therefore now 17 .months— to obaprro Lfeer regqlatihns tiffany
and a good musician also. The in­
George Wickham and John Mor­
there
never
was
such
an
offer
to
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struments are made from our beau­ ris made an inspection of tbe or nearly IJ years—old from d«*fe ipuurajitiue-ordered, teulor the abovt Coos county subscribers before.
It is of ordin&pce shall 1 Joe djipiqcd guilty of
tiful' myrtle, asb, yew wood, etc., all source of our city’s future water o f attaining to maturity.
the
Griudstone
variety—
of
coarse
hard woods, varying in color and supply, returning Sunday evening.
Spring stock of Shoes and
AVINO LEANED THIS NEW, OOMMODIOUH AND MODERN HOBTLERT
grain, aud susceptible of high pol­ Prof. Kacematz, C. E., was with a good, solid variety and a good
ffdts
'just arrived at the Kan?
I a , u no— prepared to entertain the traveling; pnhlto in fln t olAMi
ish. Besides they are resonRiit.cleai, them. This work was done under keeper— but nevertheless a good
•trie, w ilh the vert beat o f aoeoraraodationa and a t m oat reannn-
ematz's.
deep aud pure in tone, and being, authority o f the town board, City flavored fruit and splendid for than J$ 60 ) do/lars orjpv imprison­
ahle rate*.
T able, aap fited with th e best the m arket nffnrda.
SAMPLE ROOMS for Commercial men,
ment in the town jail hof more than
of firm construction, without the Recorder MoDufTee some time cooking.
BURN.
ro o m , and oentrall, located.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS nnd Term .
20 days,
.
usual smotheriug aud breaking of since »having posted Hie claim for
for Families nnd Theatrical Troupes.
We are asked by a good citizen,
Y a t m — At. Libby, March 21. 1ft», to Mr.
Hates—$1 to $l.fl0 pet da,.
Section 6 . The provisions of this and Mrs. James Yates, a son.
the toue by inside bracing and piec­ the city’s supply for fire protection Why not, under tbe quarantine or­
ing, give forth really dulcet sounds. and household purposes, of which dinance, carry out the domestic ordinance shall not extend to hotels
Miss Anna handles the instrument the H erald made note at tbe time. quarantine section o f the ordinance or boarding houses, b jtJ n case any
T h e L o n e S t a r
{ contagion« disease shall be found
well and, besides, is musically Messrs.
Wickham sod Morris in letter
and spirit, where now .
leiter ami
_
L* L ■■
F o r
R e n t .
O. O. G I L K E Y , P R O P R I E T O R ,
gifted. Frank baa inlaid these in­ assure not only an abundance of cases o f scarlet fever exist, d isin - 1 ,U eilher' the
"uffenn6
C o q u ille C i t y , O r.---O p p o site D epot.
struments at various poiDts with pure, cold water, but at a proper feet tbe persons, clothes and homes
AVING decided to retire from the
^ remoTcrt o other nrem.Be.
batcher business. 1 offer for rent toy
mother-of-pearl, and the finger­ elevation to maintain force and
Wines and Liquors and
of the convalescent ones, aud turn ! u“ dCr the, l.<i,rect,^
l
\ \ M
building, tools, etc. I will go ont of busi­ Keeps only Pare
Cigars.
board, frets, etc., are neatly and accessible at a distance o f bardly loose the well portion o f the “ ’c om -1 officer or the
ness February 15, 1899, and this being the T he Americas Fine
asUblished
Club
Whisky is one o f tbe
skilfully placed. Mr. Emory bas over half a mile from the north­ tnunity nnd let business go on un­ to the room or room* occupied by
only batcher shop in town, would like for
specialties served in thesa Clubrooms.
some reliable person to continue the busi­
been so sacceesful, and found woods eastern limits o f the town. How­ hampered snd unrestrained? Well, said patient, and the above regula­
ness.
so peculiarly adapted to this line ever, the maios may cover a dis­ that’s just where tbe H e b a l d tions shall apply thereto!
Any one desirous of running a batcher Best Billiard Table in Sonthern Orff on
Adopted March 20, 1899. Ayes,
of craft, that he is now in corres- tance of two or three miles, though stands, exactly. Let the quaran­
business wonld do well to call on or address
THUB. ANDERSON.
F in a l N otio e to T a x p a y e r s .
pondence with music firms to place this will not be known till the sur­ tine be enforced for the purpose Rich, Cecil, Johnson, ^N oes, none.
tapr!8J
Randon. Oregon.
bis instruments in the’ market and vey is made by Prof. Knneraatz. for which they are established, Absent, Nosier.
Approved March
Roast Coffee, - 8 Bis for § 1.00- J
" Y OU sre hereby
to ------
settle ---—
your
7 i notified
o—
\Y. S. P erky ,
will then proceed to tbe manufac­ City ownership of this franchise is firmly and impartially, aDd thus 20, 1899.
taxes forthwith, ns the County Court
.25 '• \
,5 His Prnnes for - -
has ordered me to make immediate collec­
ture o f such musical instruments a moat popular ods , now adopted or tbe health of our people will be Attest:
<
•'< Chairman.
The “ Death Knell” has been tion of every oent that is due the COUtV.
C tbs 3-H Mash, - - - .25 (
W. E. McDuffee,
•
»
for the market as our woods are so being adopted by towns SDd cities unhampered and flee, nnd harmony
1.00 R sounded to Apothecaries’ Drugs, and after the 10th day of February we will
25 lbs Rolled Oats,
Auditor and C'lsrb.
peculiarly adapted to make iu util­ everywhere, even boss-ridden g. o. will reign amoDg the people and
begin ao levy upon the property o f all that
and a sign “ to let " will be in many 1 have
3 cat toons S<sia Crackers, .25
not paid their taxes up to the venr o f
ity, beauty and substantial quality. p. communities leading off.
Har­ prosperity will be ours. As it baa
windows of doctor’s offices since Tilt 1SS7. incinmv. Yon nr. fcrlhir notified that
.25
3 cans of Corn, - - -
It would be encouraging for our risburg and Erie, Pennsylvania, been to tbis time, tbe geoeral pub­
Look.out for the steamer bring­
A i st J ake Home Remedy for fe- ™
•nd
“ id d*‘ * we wi" .*>?« redvs
15 lbs Sugar. - • • 1.00
C ount, Warrant, in payment of delinquent
home musicians to patrouize this are very boastful of the success io lic is not protected iu health, busi­ ing Hawkins' stock of gents' fur­
male troubles has been placed on taxes.
4 pkiis Corn Btsroli, - - .25
W. W. (]«< «.
“ home industry,’’ for it would those cities, not only furnishing a ness is driven away from our town, nishing goods, the like o f which
Hheriff o f Coos count,, Oresnn.
'C ost Oil (ExtraStar)
tbo market Every man or woman,
Coquille
City.
Jnn.
V>.
iw.llt.
not only tend to encourage the liberal supply, and a purer and new-comers are disatisfied and will were never in this market before.
married nr single, should send a
- 115
per can
artist to establish the business, but better service, sating many thou­ refuse to invest and locate in our
Ed Moran line bis new barber­
two-cent stamp to our office for a
Our old friend M. Kerrigan came
would be a guaranty to outsiders sands o f dollars annually to tbe midst, onr schools and churches shop and bath-rooms ic rankling
beautifully illustrated circular, free. down from
his home
above
that we placed confidence Both iu consumers, but having a treasury are quarantined and suspended and order,
■ *' •
Address The Aunt Jane Medicine town this morning, his first pres­
AT TH E
the workman and material o f which excess o f 130,000 to $40,000 with the general welfare is made to suf­
Co., rooms 13-14 Lewis building, ence since his nttnok of In grippe
McDoosId is at tris'poet in the
we boast so much.
which to force a reduction of taxes. fer.
barbershop after his sick spell.
F A I R
s t o r e ;. Portland, Oregon
Inst fall.
Mr. aud Mrs. John Curren enme
over from Beaver Hill on Friday's
train.
Bolts W a n te d --“ '-,
DEPOT STORE!
W here is It ?
Oppsiteji Depot.
R
oyal
B aking
P owder
Fresh Groceries
Qandies,
Laxatives,
Liniments,
Toilet S oa p
Shoe P olisH
A r n ic a
W all PapeJJ,
Bay R u]y[
Sarsaparill^
ParegoriQ
Envelopes,
J ew elrY
O ils>
Quinine,
Unguents,
M ACY & MOORE.
H
H
A Fe w Leaders
o tel
c o q u il l e ,