Coquille City herald., April 11, 1899, Image 3

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N E W P R IC E S t
1!, 1899.
R E G U L A R TR A IN S
ONDAY8, IVEDNESÜAY8 AND FUI
iliiya will rnn na follows:
Lenve
I
I Arrive
8-00 a. m. |
Mnvshfielil
112.30p. ni.
Arrive “ |
I Lenve
9.30 “
I COQUILLE CITY I ll.00n.ra.
10.00 “
| Mvrtle Foint
110.30 “
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L O C A L ITEM S.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Pupils of the schools cbd get
their school hooks, slates, etc., at
the ringing of tha bell at 1 p. in.
nest Friday.
The Foresters' grand ball Sat­
urday, May 6th.
Free traiu from
Beaver Hill and return; free
steainsr Myrl from upper river nnd
return. Ladies free; gentlemen $1.
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Who is to Blame?
Hawkins’ new »tore opened today
for biz.
Municipal ownership is the 1 Kidney trouble has become so j
I prevalent that it is not uncommon
question.
for a child to be born nlllicted with |
City electiou last Monday in j weak kidneys.
April— 24th.
If tkechilii urinates too often, if the
Eivo gallons Coal Oil for 75cents ui in scalds the fiesb, or if, when tho
at George Robinson’s.
* j child reaches an age when it should
General Dry Goods,
Four cans Tomatoes for 25 cents; 1 be able to control the passage, und Including fall line Dress Silks, Organ-
at George Robiuson’s.
* I it is yet afflicted with bed-wetting, dios, Ratines, Percales, Bonny Doou
Flnnnels, Empress Flannels, Teazle-
Johnson Bro’s will buy chickens. depend upon it, the cause of the down Flannels, Mohair Valours, Wool-
difficulty is kidney trouble, and the finish Brocades,
Only good ones wanted.
*
| first step should hs towards tho
LAWNS.
Nine pounds good roast Coffee treatment of these important organs.
GINGHAMS.
D o m e s t i c s ,
for $1 at George Robiuson’s.
* This unpleasant trouble is due to a
SWISS MULLS,
DOTTED SWISS,
Just received a full line of Dress diseased condition of the kidneys
AMOSKEAG8,
Braids, all colois, at Lamb A and bladder and not to a habit as
PRINTS.
VELVETINEH,
INDIAN LINON
Trice’s.
* most people suppose.
CretoneH, Fancy Veilings,
If the adult has rheumatism; pain
Miss Stevens, the teacher at
Silk-finish Taffetas.
Beaver Hill, came over on yester­ or dull ache in the back; if the water KID GLOVES. LACES, INSERTIONS
EMBROIDERIES.
TRIMMINGS,
passes in irregular quantities; or at
day's train.
CORSETS,
irregular intervals, or has a bad odor;
etc., etc.
Ringing in ears, noises in head, if it stains the linen or vessel the
twitching
of eyelids.
Hudyan color of rust; if the feet swell; if Ladies’ Shoes,
Speoial order next steamer.
cures 50 cents. All druggists.
* there are puffy or dark circles under
Easily?
Are you frequently hoarse?
D o you have that annoying
tickling In your throat? W ould
you feel relieved If you could
raise something? D oes your
cough annoy you at right, and
d o you raise more mucus in
the m orning?
Then you should always keep
on hand a bottle o f
Full Assortment
W. C. Currauf, nn old citizen
of tho county, a mnu of above
average intelligence and education,
died at the county farm last Sun­
day, at the age of 62 years. De­
ceased was quite welt known, wns
an expert saw-filer, but some years
ago his health broke aud he be­
came a pubhc charge.
Count? Surveyor S. B. Cathcnrt
spent several days lately in the
employ of the Occideutal Water
Company, leveling and estimating
for the improvement of the plant
nnd augmenting its service.
Ireasurer s Notice.
"VTOT ICE is hereby given, that all county
.LI warrants endorsed prior to July IT,
1802, will be paiJ on presentation at my
officejn Coqnille City, Or., and the follow ­
ing numbers endorsed on July 14, 1892:
Nos. 8391, 8362, 8504, 8371, 8W5«, 8667, 8*>H,
i 8668, 8174. 8171. 8172, 8178, 8618, 8«19, 8358,
85x7, 8370, 83X8 83X7, 8500, 8502, 8335, 8670,
m ’M, 8588, 8:107 and 8550.
No interest will be allowed on said war­
rants after March 35,1809.
W. W H ayes , Treasurer:
Partial Household List,
Mrs. Rock Robisou is reported the eyes; your kidneys are the cause
Foresters’ ball on May 6th.
Spreads, Quilts, Linens, Oil Cloths.
and
need
doctoring.
Treatment
of
worse
again,
after
a
promise
of
re­
TN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TU B
Additional locals on 2d page.
1 STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE
some diseases may be delayed with­ Notions,
covery from her late sickness.
Services at Salvation Army hall
COUNT Y OF COOS:
llandkerchiefs, Dress Fixtures, Cotton
A. J. Trice, late o f the firm of out danger, not so with kidney
nightly.
and Silk Thread, new styles Hairpins,
. H. Hazard,
disease.
I
Combs, men's, women’s and childrens'
Lamb & Trice, left on the steamer
Coquille Pharmacy has just re­
Plaintiff, j
Dr.
Kilmer’s
Hwamp-Root,
the
Supporters, Cuff Buttons, Pins, etc
I Suit in Equity to
Townsend yesterday for San Fran­
ceived fresh vaccine points.
*
great kidney, liver and bladder rem­
>• foreclose mort-
Willliara A. Welch,
cisca
and
More Spring Goods to arrive at
I
edy, promptly cures the most dis­
Niel Munro,
Steamer Townsend arrived here tressing cases. Its mild and extraor­
Gap. A. Itobinsou's store soon.
*
Defendants, j
last
Saturday,
discharged
consider­
dinary
effect
is
soon
realized.
Sold
M. Kroll and family have moved
To William A . Welsh, one o f the above
M. O. HAWKINS.
If
you
have
a
weak
able
freight,
delivered
several
pas­
named
defendants:
by druggists in fifty-cent and dollar
ont to their ranch on Rink creek.
Corner opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall— north side.
You are hereby notified that yon are re­
throat you cannot be too sengers and then dropped down to sizes. You may have a sample bot­
quired to appear and answer the complaint
Liberal offer— Berlin store si
careful. You cannot begin
the Riverton bankers for coal.
o
f
the plaintiff, now on file against you
tle
and
pamphlet
telling
nil
about
Gravel Ford Gleanings.
giving away a Snap-Shot Camera
Oliver Wilson is now selling in the
treatment too early. Each
abovo entitled Court and Cause,
it sent free by mail.
Address Dr.
to every customer.
*
within
six weeks from the date o f the first
goods
behind
the
counter
at
J.
J.
cold makes you more liable
Kilmer
k
Co.,
Binghamton,
N.
Y
publication of this summons, to-wit:
Gravel Ford, April 6.— April Lamb’s store.
F. Long's family have all reached
to another, and the last
Within six w^eks from the 28th day o f
When writing mention that you showers.
Coquille, mother and daughters
February, 1899, the same being the date o f
one is always harder to Call at the C oqoil’e Handle Mill
Spring
stock
o
f
Shoes
and
read
this
generous
offer
in
the
the
first publication o f this summons; and
and
make
contract.
Farming
is
the
rage.
having come in Saturday.
cure than the one before it.
vou fail so to appear and answer, on or
Coquille City H erald .
4w]
A. C. C urtis , Agent.
J. D. Bennett is beautifying his Hats just arriued at the Kan- if
Price Robinson was down from
before the 11th day of April, 1899, the sumo
place with a new plank fence.
Dr. Aier’s Cltrrg Pectoral Piaster
being the last day of the time prescribed in
ematz's.
bis home at Norway Saturday on
G. W. Peek, of San Francisco,
the order for publication, judgment will be
The Special School M eeting
W. A. Bright and Geo. Griffin
protects tie hugs iron colds.
business at the county seat.
o f the Golden West Handle Co.,
taken against you fett want thereof, for the
are
circulating
a
subscription
list
relief
demanded in life complaint of plaint­
Notice.
who lately bouglitour broombandle
Nervousness, woakness, exhausted
Was held at the scboolhc nse last asking the people to assist them in
iff. n succinct statement of which is as
mill and that at Bandon, is in Co­
nervous vitality', rheumatism. Hud-
follows:
Saturday, Chairman Charles Col­ secariug the proper machinery for
Help at Hand.
he
f ir m
ot
lam b
& t r ic e
That a certain mortgage made by yon to
quille City on a business inspec­
yan cures.
All druggists, 50
this day dissolved by mutual oonsent, plaintiff, dated tho 16th day of June, 1891,
lier presiding. Sec. Bontell read a boat to run on the upper Coquille
I f you have any com plaint
Mr.
J.
J.
Lamb
continuing
tne
business,
cents.
*
tion.
whatever and desire the best
the call, which provided for “a uuriug tue winter season. The and A. J. Trice retiring. Mr- Lamb will in tho complaint set. forth, be foreclosed,
the promises therein described, to-wit:
m edical advice you can pos­
Mrs. Gene Robinson and chil­
Jack Franz was down from his tax for purpose of finishing paying said geutlemen will build the hull collect all olaiinaand»ettlenil dt-bts against nnd
Lot number four nnd the southeast quarter
sibly obtain, write the doctor
the firm.
J. J. LAMB,
dren went on a visit to her parents,
miniDg
operations
last
Saturday,
cost
of
new
schoolhouso,
and
to
of
the
southwest quarter o f section eighteen,
themselves
and
will
carry
freight
freely.
Y ou w ill receive •
A. J. TRICE.
and lot number one, and the northeast
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Cope, at Lang-
returning promptly when he got elect a clerk for ensuing term.”
p rom pt reply.
at half price for those who assist Coqnille City, Or., Apr. 7, 1899.
quarter of the noithwest quarter o f section
lois, yesterday.
through with busioess hero. Jack
W. Sinclair, attorney for J. A. iu the enterprise.
nineteen in township twenty six, south o f
Address, D R . J. C. A Y E R ,
range thirteen, west of the Willamette me­
$
L ow ell, Mass.
was very cheerful and expected Collier, stated the question so far
For the best Ready-made Cloth­
To the surprise of the com a un­
ridian, be, by the Court ordered so!d, and
good pay from his mine.
ns the board and contractor were ity, Gravel Ford has a city dray.
ing go to Lamb k Trice. Price
the proceeds applied to the payment, of the
sum of Two Hundred and Twenty-five Dol­
concerned,
which
left
the
sura
of
guaranteed.
A full line of San
All
freighting
done
reasonable.
W ord has been received that Dr.
lars, together with interest thereon, at the
Jose woolen mill goods.
*
rate o f ten per cent per annum from the
Leneye and family aud J. W. Len- $697 due more than the contract Gravel Ford means to be up to date
18
lbs.
o
f
Western
Refinery
Dry
price.
After
considerable
explan­
14th day o f May, 1891, the amount due
in
every
particular.
C. Brizzee, o f Oswego, Pa.,
eve and family took their departure
plaintiff upon the noto in complaint set
Granulated
Sugar
for
81,
at
Geo.
ation
and
discussion
of
the
matter,
brother of our late Elmer Biizzee,
Last Monday afternoon J. D.
from
San
Francisco
for
Honolulu
forth;
a Iso, two dollars and forty contn,
*
reached this place last week to see A. Robinson’s store.
last Wednesday, at 2 p. ra., ou and the introduction o f two or Bennett undertook to remove the Curran & Gass, Proprietors. together with interest thereon at the rate
of
ten
per
cent per annum fron. May 26,
three resolutions to cover tho case, water from a well, when the plat­
to affairs of deceased.
Long k Son’s saddlo and har­ steamer Australia. A ll well.
181)3; ten dollars and one cent, together
Rev.
C.
A.
Stine
tendered
the
fol­
form
covering
the
well
gave
way,
ness
store
is
starting
off
in
good
Ashland Valley Record, April
aving b o u g h t out t h e c e n - with interest, thereon at the rate o f ten per
Mrs. C. A. Sayre, of Nordhoff,
Market, we will be able to cent per arnn u from June 14,1895; ten d ol­
6: A. II. Merritt, the Gold Hill shape, ouly waiting for their new Cal., reached here by steamer lowing, which wns accepted in place letting Mrs. and Charlie Bennett furnish tral all Meat
kinds o f Meat—Beef, Mutton lars and eif.hty-nine cents, together with
of
the
others
and
passed:
into tho well a distance ot 15 feet. and Pork, and
merchant, hus gone to Coos county quarters to open up more goods.
will
pay the highest cash interet thereon at the rate o f ten per cent
Townseud last Saturday and joined
“ Resolved, That District No. 8,
per annum from March 30. 1896; seven dol­
etc.
to look for a location at Coquille
J. C. Shields is putting up a her husband, Prof. Sayre, our op­ Coos county, Or., reimburse J. A. W. W. Bennett was caught by a price for beef, hogs, sheen,
lars and four cents, together with interest
LtRAN A GASS.
CUR......
City.
thereon at the rate of ten per cent per an­
home on some land he lately tician, at Ins new home below town Collier in the snm of $697, amouDt large pump they were using, aDd
with
the
assistance
of
parties
pres­
num from April 1, 1897; nine dollars and
yyE WANT to trade 220 acres good bought from
R. D. Sanford. a short distance.
The son will be the schoolhouae cost over the con­ ent was enabled to assist in the
forty cents, together with interest thereon
farming land in the best loca­ Lumber was delivered last week. here soon.
nt the rate of ten per cent per annum, from
tract price. ’’
rescuing of those less fortunate.
April 25, 1898, the amounts paid by plaintiff
tion as to school nnd market in Ne­
A1
Balch
and
Henry
Lorenz
were
in satisfaction o f taxes assessed against
With the assistance of the Hook
Hoos W il l not E at D ried P runes
Go to Geo. A. Robinson’s store
braska, either for a farm, town prop­
said mortgaged premises, also such an
tellers, and the vote and Ladder Co. the victims were
—
That
is,
some prunes ; but these and see those Spring Dry Goods— appointed
amount as attorney's tees as the Court
erty or stock of goods in Coos county
rescued from their imprisonment.
shall adjudge to be reasonable, nnd the
which R. D. Sanford will deliver Organdies. Embroidery Batiste, resulted, For, 20; against, 14.
Fort R ent —House and four lots anywhero in Coquille City, 15 Hus Fancy Cords, Dotted Swiss, Lawns,
costs and disbursements o f this suit; also,
Mr. Sanford then oflered tha fol- Were it not for the memory of the
suuh further relief as to the Court shall
near Christian church. Two good for a dollar, are tit for the king and India Linen, etc., in all the lead­ lowinc:
“ Resolved, That School iD O ld e a t and a few braises there
seem meet and equitable.
gardoa lota id b o t t o m , a u d s io n ll o r ­ queen’s table.
Order and be con­ ing colors; alsoTaffetta aud Mohair Dist. No. 8 , O oob county, Or., make would nothing remain to tell the
This summons is published in pursuance
chard o f good fruits ou bench lots. vinced.
of nn order made by L. Hariocker, ns
* Valour Linings.
* a tax levy of 10 mills on the 1899 tale.
County
Judge o f said Coos county, dated
Apply at this ofHco.
*
assessment to finish paying cost of
Ed LarkiD, who left this place
the 28th day o f February, MCI, directing
Judge Scliroeder came down
F or S ale —In Bnndon, one of
that
service
thereof be made by pubMcation
Rev. Robt. Ennis, Presbyterian,
last August on nccountof his wife's
from Arago yesterday, after a busy new schoolhouae.”
of the same in the Coqnille City H ebai . d , a
held services at the Christian the choicest locations, a pleasant
C.
W.
White
and
W.
H.
Nosier
healtl),
is
renewing
old
acquaint­
N
E
W
STOCK
OF
newspaper
published
at Coquille City, in
time at home seeing to his own
church last Sunday, morning aud home, new, unique in style, and
said Coos county, once each week, for a pe­
many duties on the place and mak­ wers appointed tellers, and the voto ances, having returned to assist J.
with
a
splended
view
of
the
town
riod
o
f
six
successive
week«.
night, the first held in that church
resulted, For tax, 16; against, 2.
A. Martin in removiug his family
S. H. HAZARD,
Sheltered from the ing n hand in the store during the
for six weeks. Suuday-school was and ocean.
Claude Nosier was Dominated and household goods to Dougins
Plaintiff and Attorney for Plaintiff.
absence
of
his
son,
W.
H.
Scbroe-
north winds. For particulars, ap­
feb28tapli
I
also convened.
for clerk, and elected by acclama­ county. Mr. L. reports his wife’s
ply to the H ebald .
[tf der, and family at San Francisco. tion. Adjourned.
The “ big time” announced last
health much improved by the
Tex Robinson was in town last
week by the Salvatiou Army to
change.
J. H. McCallum, a member of
The school board then held a
take place at their hall tomorrow and representing a San Francisco Friday. He favors the transplant­
The Gravel Ford creamery will
night is postponed indefinitely. lumber firm, hus been present in ing of Missouri river catfish to the meeting; full board present.
begiu operation next Monday.
everybody
J. S. McEwen tendered bis res­
The scare over the sickness has not this place several days the guest of Coquille, aüd then
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entirely passed, and Lieut. Pearson Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred Johnson. could have fish ou their table at ignation as a trustee, which was
will nnnonnce the affair in the early Mr. McCollum's firm handles the nil times and in any quantity they accepted, and the clerk instructed
L. H. Hazard will temporarily
future.
output of the Johnsou mill at San liked. Tex aud tbs Missouri river to issue a call for a district meet­ occupy Uncle Tom Smith’s house
entfish are old friends, and we stand ing to be held on Saturday after­ south of the Southerii Methodist
■ Rev. Mr. Fitch held the usual Francisco.
in with them.
noon, April 22d, to elect a trustee church.
services at the Methodist chnrch
Capt. and Mrs. Butler have
Sunday, acd gave ont the appoint­
Prof. C. A. Sayre, expert Opti­ for unexpired term. A C om m u nica­
Wilson k Wilson are making
ments for the reconvening of the learned from their daughter Eva cian, is settled here now and ready tion from the several teachers was things hum at their machine shops.
League, Junior League and prayer- that her sight is now all right, her for business. His headqnartsrs read, in which they tendered their They me now constructing a 4000
meeting during the week. The health good nnd she is a regular will he at Hotel Coqnille, Mondays, resignations on certain conditions. gnllon cistern or tank to be placed
The resignations of Mr. Haw­
third quarterly meeting services attendant at school. Miss Eva’s Wednesdays and Fridays. Office
at Lyons’ mill, besides work galore
will be held next Saturday and many young friends here will be hours from 10 a. m. to 4 p. w. no- kins, Mr. Nosier and Miss Fetter in the several departments.
glad to henr this news. The res­ til farther notice. All who have were accepted.
Sunday.
toration of her sight ie exceed­ any trouble with their eyes, or wear
Trustee J. H. James was ap­
Miss Pearl Fetter, lately at the ingly gratifying.
M A R R IE D .
glasses, will do well to coosult him. pointed to see Miss Collison as to S mith - R ussell —At Bnndon. A p ril 5,1899, by
head of our primary department
terms
o
f
cancelling
contract,
to
Rev. R. Ennis, G. W. Smith and Miss
The “ Death Knell” has been No charge for examinatiuus or con­
ill the public school, resigned her
Marvin B. Russell.
* report at adjourned meeting this
position, together with others o f sounded to Apothecaries’ Drugs, sultations.
Saturday
night,
at
7:30
o’clock.
non*.
the teachers, last Saturday, and and a Bign “ to let ” will be in many
I was reading an advertisement of
S t i t t — At Florence, Lane county, March
took the traiu yesterday morning windows o f doctor’s offices since T he Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
24, 1899, to Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Stitt, a son.
Board met, pursuant to odjourn-
for her borne ut Remote. She is A unt J ane Home Remedy for fe­ Diarrhoea Remedy in the Worcester
offered another school, to begin m a le troubles has been placed on Enterprise recently, which leads me m oD t. Committeeman James re­
D IE D .
ported d o progress iu an agreement CunRXNT--At the county infirmary. April 9,
the market. Every man or woman, to write this.
about the 1st of May.
I can truthfully say with Miss Collison.
1899, W. C. Carrant, aged 62 years.
In 1888 my wife went East and married or single, should send a I nover used any remedy equal to it
On motion, it was ordered to
was attacked with rheumatism. two-cent stamp to our office for a for colic and diarrhoea.
I have slose the schools for balance of
¡5 > .v
O N L Y $ 5 0 0 0 —For a short time
She received no relief until she tried beautifully illustrated circular, free. never had to use more than one or
w only, The Herald Land Co.
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm.
Since Address The Aunt Jane Medicine two doges to cure the worst case term.
Mr. James then moved that res­
wants a buyer with $5000 to pur­
that time we have never been with­ Co., rooms 13-14 Lewis building, with myBtlf or children.— W. A.
ignation of Miss Coollison as at
* S troud , Hopomoke City, Md.
chase at a sacrifice one of the best
out it. We find it gives instant re­ Portland, Oregon.
C. H. BUTLER, I UGFRIETUK.
For first made be ac cepted.
Carried.
improved small farms in Coos
lief in coses of burns and scalds and
Departures for Portland by Alli­ sale by R. S. Knowlton.
On
motion,
warrants
were
or­
county. Finely situated, choice
is never failing for all rheumntic
ance, April 3d:
Captain A. M.
Notice has been received by the dered drawn for the several
land, good fences, plenty of fruit JSAVIN O LEASED THI8 NEW, COMMODIOUS AND MODERN HUSTLERY
and neuralgic pains. — D. C. B rant ,
8impson, J. W. Beunett, Martin county clerk that approved plats of amounts dne the teachers to date.
I Ana now prepared to entertain the traveling public in first claws
and shrubbery, running water.
Santa Ynez, Cal. For sale by R. S.
atyle, with the very best of accommodation* and ut most reason­
Wallace, W . H. Harris, Mrs. W. the survey o f the following town­ Adjourned.
Owner has other business that
Knowlton.
able rates.
Tables supplied with the best tho market affords.
H. Harris, W. Moberry, George ships have been received from the
SAMPLE ROOMS for Commercial men,
claims his attention.
M. O. Hawkins received much o f Montgomery, John Jucobson, Er­ surveyor-general for Oregon by J.
Fit Strap Findings.
roomy anil centrally located.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS and Terms
for Fainiliea and Theatrical Troupes.
bis stock for his new store per win Grange, Leonard Grange, P. T. Bridges, register, and J. H.
Kates—$1 to $1.50 per day.
steamer Towosend last Saturday. Marsden, J. A. Yoaknm, B. B. Mal­ Booth, receiver, o f the district land
Fisbtrap, April 10.— Mrs. W. T.
The large new and handsome room lory, Clarence Martin, Mrs. 8. J. office at Roseburg: Townships 25, Miller is improving.
The Lone Star
For Rent.
will he filled with nil new nnd Stilwel), James Timon, J. Angst, 27 and 32, south of raDge 10 west,
John Adams has the material on
choice general merchandise, nod Charles Charles, Arnold Brado- are in Coos county, and were the ground to put up an addition !
C. O. O I L K E Y . P R O P R I E T O R ,
AVING decided to retire from the
THE
with special tines of gents’ furnish­ bam, H. P. Hausen, T. Tbursen, A. thrown open for entry March 20. to his bouse.
batcher baeinem. I offer for real iny C o q u ille C tiy , O r.—-O p p o site D ep ot.
ing goods, all-wool tailor-made Olsen.
building, tools, etc. I will go oat o f hum -
Farmers are plowrag all over the!
neiw F ebrniry 15, 1399, and thie beina tho Keeps only Pore Wines and Liquors and
F. Long k Son wish the people valley.
suits, fine line of shirts, silk and
Neighbors are id sight o f !
only batcher shop in town, would like for
Fine Cigars
of
this
river
to
understand
that
Good word reaches ns about our
wool underwear, ties, socks, boots,
oome reliable person hi continae the bnei- The Americas Club Whisky is one o f the
each other, all busy aDd taking ad­
specialties served in thesj Clubrooms.
shoes, etc., etc., in quantity and old friend B. J. Harrison, who, they will furnish harness here in vantage o f the fine weather.
Anr one deeiroae of rnnnina ft butcher
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quality _________
never brought
here before. with several o f bis sons, is mining Coquille for the same price ss they
William Wimer will go to J o­
buflineefl would do well to cell nn or nddress
B. st Billiard Titbit1 in Son!hern Oregon
Measures taken aDd suits made to a*-_ the bead of Rusty Gulch, upper can be bought of Montgomery sephine county with bit sister L iz­
TH 08. ANDERSON,
HAS
JUST
RECEIVED
tftprlSJ
Bnndon, Oregon.
order. The motto o f the firm will 8>ixea river. W. D. Wasson came Ward, of Chicago, or any other firm zie and George’s children as soon
Final Notice to taxpayers.
be: “ Low prices and quick sales. ” i
Sunday and bears the good dealing in harness. They will dup­ as roads are passable.
A PART OF THEIR
n _
,
,,,
. ¡news.
Mr. Harrison had been licate any catalogue prices, it does
Comrade Rev. C. A. Stine of this "V/ OU are hereby notified to settle your
Nile Miller got to monkeying
j • j
anc* 8° a Albert, | searching diligently for the quartz not make any difference where they I
place has been solicited nnd ac­ I tsxes forthwith, as the County Court
and Fred A. roster, o f the balraon ledge, at times hopefully and at come from. This firm has located I with a buzzsaw at the nbinglemill
ordered me to mnke immediate collec­
cepted the invitation of Bandon has
and
got
ooe
finger
knocked
out.
tion of every rent that is duo the coantv.
mcantaio mining section, came times without reward, but some here to remain permanently aud !
Poets O. A. It. and W. R. C. to offi­ snd after the 10th day of February we will
Mis.
Tex
Robison
took
violently
1
dawn to this place a few days ago. weeks ago Mr. Wasson tells us desires to secure the entire patron­
ciate at the Memorial Day services 1 begin »o levy upon the property o f all that
Dr. |
It was their first visit to Coquille j [ r Harrison had exposed a very age of the Coquille valley in their 1 sick last Saturday night.
h nve not paid their taxes tip to the tear o f
at that place.
Moore was called nnd soon had her
1897. inclusive. You are further notified that
City.
Mr. Wasson & H o d are the rich porphyry ledge.
Out of line. It will pay you to consult j renting nnd now improving.
on nnd after said date we will not receive
owners of the famous Salmon three cubic yards of dirt he took them on all occasions as they will
It is better to leave no footpriuts County Warrants in payment o f delinquent
Our shinglemill meu, Albee &<
W. W. G aos .
mountain mine, formerly A. H. out about 11290; from odc pan of do better by you than those firms
on the sands of time than to let taxes.
Sheriff of Coos county, Oregon.
Moore’s, and brought us the good the dirt he took ont 8.16, and from who do not spend a cent in this Hnmmnck, are very bnsy. They
them show you wero walking back­ Coquille City, jAn. 26. 1899.
news about Uucle Ben Harrison’s one haDdful he took out $2.50. country. Mr. Long states that he sent a scowload to Coqnille a day
ward.
ACBE8 < ■ I "t<l timber land, about
rich strikes.
Mr. Wasson is quite He also at another effort took 9 is anxious for those who doubt the or two ago and have more orders.
MORE COMING ON
O u \i mile from river and about 1 mile
Quiz.
Wheat
ban
been
grown
200
miles
from
the
town of Kiverton. It is close to
satisfied with his prospects, and sacks, from which he realized $40 truth of the above to tiring their ¡
1 the Tinaon mine, now in operation. Small
further north than Hitka, Alaska.
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V
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R
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B
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shares also in the promising por- p,.r sack. Dirt he gathered up on catalogues and call on him and be
house and barn, snd s small orchard and
J. B. Dully has moved to this
garden spot. Full 750,000 feet o f good
phyry strike o f Mr. Harrison, which the surface panned out 1 cent to ?1 convinced of the accuracy ol this j place from Sumner with his fam­
About 200,000 bushels of wheat good
saw timber, spruce aud fir. Cull at this
extends over his claims as well.
V
tatement.
* I ily.
1 per pan.
remain unsold at Albany.
I
, office, or addn ss us.
*
Latest Styles.
Bolts Wanted-“ ,
T
Central
Meat Market
H
DEPOT STORE !
Where is It?
OiositiMliB Dept.
Fresh Groceries
Q andies,
T oilet S o a p
O ils
Q u in in e,
Shoe P o l i s U
U nguents,
A r n ic ^
W a ll P a p e p
In k ,
B a y itu ]V [
L a x a tiv e s ,
S a r s a p a r ill^
L in im en ts,
P a re g o riQ
TTjnvelopes,!
J e w e lr Y
MACY & MOORE.
H o t e l c o q u il l e ,
J D R Y GOODS*
n
Fair Store
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and SUM M ER
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