Coquille City herald., April 18, 1899, Image 3

équine (îitij gutmit
Have Yoo^
seen sick /
Bi-County Y. P. S
C. W.
Parsnip Complexion.
treasurers Notice.
MeAdams-Elliott Wedding:.
N
OTICE in hereby given, that nil couuty
At 12 o’clock noon, Sunday, at
| Will meet in this city in a short 1 A majority of the ills afflicting
warrants endorse.1 prior to July II,
the
home
of
the
bride’s
parents,
people
today
can
be
traced
‘
.
o
kid
181)2,
will be paid on presentation at my
; w hile—date not announced— iu
T U E SD A Y . A P R IL 18, I »
oflioe
in Coquille City, Or., and the follow-
view of which a meeting of the uey trouble. It porva'les ull classes Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Elliott, iu this
| ing numbers endorsed on July 14, 1892:
! No«. 8391, 8302, 8*04, 8371. W166, 8007, 8*03,
young people’s societies of Coquille ! of society, iu all climates, regnrd- city, Samuel McAdams, of Band >u,
R EG U LAR TRAINS
8003, 8174. 8171. 8172, 8173. 8SIH, 8019. 83*8,
and
Miss
Nellie
Elliott
were
joined
'
less
of
age,
sex
or
condition.
V f ON DAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FUI
City wns announced to he held nt
Lvl- days will run us follows:
The sallow, colorless-looking peo- in the holy bonds, Rev. C. A. 8tiue
the
Methodist
church
Mouday
80158, 8*88, 8307 and MftO.
Arrive
No interest will be allowed on «aid war­
night to choose committees for en­ 1 pie you often meet are afflicted officiating, iu the presence o f the
1 2.3 Ü p . m .
8.00 a .m . 1
Marshfield
rants after March 8*. 1899.
Mr.
Leave
tertainment, etc., with the follow­ I with “ kidney complexion." Their family and a few friends.
W. W H ayks , Treasurer.
•J.30
“
| COQUILLE CITY | 1 1 . 0 0 a. IU.
I kidneys aro turning to a parsnip McAdams is well kuowu in this
Perhaps you have had the
ing results:
I 10.30 **
10.00 “
1
BivtU. 1’uiut
grippe or a hard co ld . You
Coquille City, April 17.- -Rev. I color, so is their complexion. They community from a long residence
Final Notice to Taxpayers.
may be recovering from
E. L. Fitch wns elected chairman I may suffer from indigestion, bloat- and busiuess associations here,
b o c a l it e m s .
malaria or a slow fev er; or
though
for
about
four
years
past
a
jiug,
sleeplessness,
uric
acid,
gravel,
"\7 OU are hereby notified to nettle yocr
aud Aaron Wilson secretary.
possibly som e o f the chil­
X taxes forthwith, a* the County Court
A communication was read froip dropsy, rheumatism, cutarrh of the prominent business man ut Lang-
ha« ordered me to ranke immediate collec­
dren are just getting over
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
iois, Curiy county, where he had
!
bladder,
or
irregular
heart.
You
tion
of every cent that in due the conntv,
M.
C.
Miller
stating
the
resigna­
The town election will be held
the m easles or whooping
after the 10th day of February we will
tion of B. F. Lawrence as presi­ may depend upon it, tho cuuse is been choseu to the honorable posi­ next Monday for five trustees, city and
cough.
begin
no levy upon the property of all that
The Salvation Army will giv® a
tion of county commissioner aud
Are you recovering as fast
dent of the association, aud that weak unhealthy kidneys.
marshal and city recorder. We have not paid their taxes np to the year of
coffee sapper at their hall Wed­
seived
until
he
resigned
a
few
1897,
inclusive.
You are further notified that
Women
as
weli
as
men
are
made
as you sh ou ld ? H as not
the meeting of the several vice-
are told, also, iu addition to the j and after said
date wo will not receive
nesday evening of next week— 16th.
your old trouble left your
miserable with kidney and bladder weeks ago to resume citizenship ic above, that the voice of the people on
presidents
will
he
held
nt
Coquille
County
Warrants
in payment o f delinquent
A good time assured.
blood full o f im purities?
W. W G agk .
City ou April 21st at the Christian i troubles and both need the same Coos county again. The bride has is desired on the question of city ! taxes.
Sheriff
o f Coos oounty, Oregon.
And isn ’ t this the reason
Rev. R. Eunis, pastor of the
j remedy. Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, been long a resident here, is well ownership of n water system, io j Coquille City. Jan.
chinch.
2t>.
1899.
you
keep
so
p
o
o
rly
?
D
o
n
’
t
Presbyterian church, will preach |
The following committee of six the great kidney, liver and bladder known and 1ms many friends. The view of which at the foot of tlie j
delay recovery longer but
next Sunday, morning and evening,
H
erald
sincerelv
tenders
congrat­
I
remedy,
will
build
up
nnd
strengthen
ou entei tninment nnd reception
ticket will be placed the question JJI q j * R e n t
at the usual hours, at the Chriw
Tako
was appointed: Misses Icy March, j weak aud unhealthy Kidneys, purify ulations, nud wishes long life, pros­ — “ Water works, yes,” “ Water
perity
and
happiness
to
60
worthy
tian church.
There will he com­
Edith Hayter, Jessie Simmons, the diseased, kidney-poisoned blood,
AVING decided to retire from tho
works, no” — so that voters may
munion at the morning services
butoher business, 1 offer for rent my
Maria Skeels, Zettie Messer and clear the complexion and soon help a couple. The bride aud groom make their choice.
building,
tools, etc. I will go out o f busi­
looked well, being neatly attired
also.
the sufferer to better health.
Maude Nosier.
ness
February
15, 1899, and this being thé
The Foresters’ grand ball Sat-j
and
having
taken
n
position
under
The
mild
and
extraordinary
effect
only
butcher
shop in town, would like for
J. S McEwen was elected mus­
Proposals
sonie reliable person to continue the busi­
the
arched
doorway,
over
which
nrday, May 6th.
Free train from
of
Swamp-Root
is
soon
realized.
It
ical director.
ness.
Reaver Hill and return; free |
o r b u il d in g f e n c e a n d s id e -
The following decoration com­ stands the highest for its wonder­ bung a wreathed “ horseshtie” and
Any one desirous of running a butcher
steamer Myrl from upper river and
walk around the courthouse Dlock:
business would do well to call on or address
mittee was appointed: Miss Mary ful cures of the most distressing evergreens and flowers twined above Sealed
proposals
will
be
received
by
the
THOH. ANDERSON.
return. Ladies free; gentlemen #1. J
Drain, Charley Johnson, Miss cases, such as weuk kidneys, catarrh the lintels. At the base, too, were county clerk o f Coo* oounty. Oregon, until taprl8]
Bandon. Oregon.
Marvin Lamb, Miss Edna Lorenz, of the bladder, gravel, rheumatism choice blooming potted filants, Saturday, April 30, 1899, at 10 o’clock a. m.
of said day, for the erection of a fence and
Additional locals on 2d page.
making
a
handsome
grot.
A
deli­
and
Bright’s
Disease,
which
is
the
Aaron Wilson, G. F. Henmuger,
sidewalk around the courthouse block, in
The air is tilled with the per­
At cious dinner was prepared by the accordance with the plans and specifications ' p h e L o n e S t a r **—
Prof. M. O. Hawkins, B. F. Lnw- worst form of kidney trouble.
on
fils in the office of the county clerk of
hostess,
Mrs.
Elliott.
fumes of fruit blossoms.
] rence and Mrs. Proctor.
On mo­ druggists, fifty-cent and dollar
Coos county, and can be seen by intending
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C. O. Q I L K E Y , P R O P R I E T O R ,
sizes. You may have a sample bot­
Five gallons Coal Oil for 75 cents
bidders
at said oilioe; the work and con­ C c q u ill* C u y , O r.— O p p o site D ep ot.
tion, adjourned.
The May Term Jury List
struction to be in accordance with said
tle by mail free, also pamphlet tell­
A a r o n W i l s o n , Sec.
at George Robinson’s.
and specifications and undrr the
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- ——--
ing all about it. Address Dr. Kil­ Has been drawn, 31 in number, for plans
Coquille Pharmacy has just re­
supervision o f the county judge of Coos Keeps only Pure Wines and Liquors nnd
Fine Cigars.
county,
Oregon. The court reserves the
mer
k
Co.,
Binghamton,
N.
Y.
ceived fresh vaccine points.
Death of a Pioneer Citizen.
circuit court, and are distributed right to reject any and all bids.
The Americas Club W hisky is one o f the
When writing please mention
specialties
served
in thes3 Clubrooms.
Z. T. Johnson was present from
L.
HAULOCKER,
as follows through the couuty:
It will remove all impuri­
County Judge
Gabriel A. B towd , an old citi­ this paper.
Myrtle Point Saturday at the fun­
ties from your blood. It is
Bandon— Ed Gallier.
Host Hilliard Table in Southern Oregon
zen of Coquille City, aud n pioneer
also a tonic o f im mense
eral o f Uncle Gabe Brown.
Bridge—R A Oribbius.
lie,lure V IT A L IT Y
value. Give nature a little
citizen of this valley, died at his
L O S T V IG O R
A Good Showing.
Sleeplessness, melancholia, stom­
Baucroft—
B
R
Banniug.
help at this tim e. Aid her
AND M A N H O O D
home in this place last Friday
ach pains, heart troubles.
Hud-
Coquille City—W C Paxson,
by removing all the products
morning,
about
2
o
’clock,
after
an
or
disease
from
your
blood.
Cures
Im
p
o
te
n
cy
,
N
ig
h t E m issions and
yan cures. All druggists, 50 cents.
That there is a rapid increase in William Lyons, C R Gabler, J M
If your bow els are not
illness of several weeks.
Mr. the shipping from this river is clearly Byers, J W Hall, I Hacker, A L w astin g diseases, a ll e ffe cts o f self-
Work ou tbenew Alexsou business
just right, A yer’ s Pills will
abuse, o r e x c e s s an d in d is­
Brown was born in Lyon county, shown by the fact that in the month Nosier.
house, on First street, lias started
make them so.
Send for
c re tio n . A nerve tonic and
Ky., January 16, 1833. He started of March a larger number of vessols
cur book on Diet in Consti­
Coaledo- -F red Poore, C A Haus-
in lively, owing to delays at the
liloml builder. B r in g s the
for Oregon in 1861; crossed the cleared from this port than in any coni.
pation.
• .^»-v
start in getting lumber.
p in k g low t o p a le c h e e k s and Curran & Gass, Proprietors.
plains
through
many
hardships
W rite t o Our D o c to r s ,
one previous month. There were 19
Empire City— Wm Saunders, C
restores th e lire o f y ou th
Capt. VV. H. Harris and daugh­
W o liavo th o ex clu siv e services
and
reached
Myrtle
Point,
Coos
cargoes from the river during the B Kelly.
B y m ail COc p e r b o x ; 6 box es
o f som e o f ilio m ost em inent I'liysl-
ter, Miss Mary, came down trom
a v in g b o u g h t o u t t h e c e n -
d a n s in tho U nited States. W rite
county, Sept. 14, 18G1. He rnovpd month. Tho tug Triumph towed to
w ith n. written guaran­
Marehfield—-T R Spencpr, Thos for
fr e e ly and receive u prom pt reply,
tral Meat Market, we will be able to
Myrtle Point last Saturday aDd at­
to Coquille in 1884. The funeral sea 16 sailing vessels, and the McGinnis, A L Johnson, W A G il­ tee to euro or refund tbe money. furnish all kinds of Meat — Beef, Mutton
w ithout coat.
A d dress, D R . J . C. AYER,
tended the funeral o f the late G.
and Pork, and will pay the highest cash
took place from the family resi­ steamer Townsend made three trips more, Frank Boss, Thomas Blaine,
L ow ell, Mass.
A. Brown.
price for beef, hogs, sheep, etc.
N E R V iT A M E D IC A L CO.
dence on Saturday, at 2 p. m., the out. This is especially encouraging T M Dimmiok.
CURliAN & GAbS.
Coos Bay News: The ochooners
Clinton A, Ja ck son Sta., CHICACO, ILL.
services being conducted by the happening so early in the spring
Myrtle Poiut— Ben C Shull, L
Glen nnd Viking londed lumber at
Masonic order.
Delegations of when business in nil circles is sup­ E Robhius, ft C Giles, T F Dick- For nto hr 0 • 11 ¡111 ? i if d 11/
City election last Monday.
the railroad wharf last week. The
that order attended from Myrtle posed to be dull. The exports from son.
t
Q A ACHES c >nl nnd timber land, nbont
lumber was from Johnson’s mill,
Four enns Tomatoes for 25 cents; Point, Bandon and other places, as
O v l 3A mile from river nml about 1 mile
M cK inley—J W Byers.
the Coquille river for tho month of
near Coqmlle City.
from tbe town of ltiverton. It is close to
at George Robinson’s.
* well ns several pioneer citizens and March amounted to 4147 tons and
Norway— Leonard Lufferty, G W the Timon m ine, now in opera1 ion. Small
F o r R e n t —House and four lots
Arthur White left yesterday for personal friends from the country. consisted of lumber, coal, salmon, Clinton.
house and hern, and e srmll orchard and
near Christian church. Two good California, via lloseburg.
good garden spot. Full 7d0,000 feet of good
A widow and one sod , James C. apples, potatoes, matchwood, broom-
Riverton— C A Peterson.
saw timber, spruco and tir. Call at this
garden lots in bottom, aud small or­
Brown
of
Myrtle
Point,
survive
18 His. of Western Refinery Dry
handles, hay, etc.
The average
Kurd — W L Hood.
oilier, or address us.
chard of good fruits ou bench lots. Granulated Sugar for 81, at Geo. him.
He was 67 years old last depth of water on the bar nt mean
Sumner— Alex Bruce.
Apply at this office.
* | A. Robinson’s store.
N
otice.
* January.
low tide was 6.48 feet.—Bandon
W E WANT to trade 220 aeves good
Recorder.
Auction
Sale.
W. II. Schroeder, the Arago mer­
The special district school meet­
'T-'HE F i l i li OF LAMB & TRICE
farming land in the best loca­ chant, visited Coquille City on
JL this day dissolved by mutual consent,
ing to be held next Saturday after­
tion as to school and market in Ne­ busiuess Inst Wednesday.
Mr.
J. J. Latnb continuing tne business,
Tenn Robinson was down from
I will sell tojttlie highest bidder for
NEW STOCK OF
noon is for the purpose of electing
braska, cither for a farm, town prop­
and A. J. '1'iiee retiring. Mr. Lamb will
his home at Arago last Saturday. cash on SATURDAY, APRIL 22, collect all claim» and nettle all debts against
M
r.
anil
Mrs.
Sam
McAdams
a school director for an unexpired
erty or stock of goods in Coos count}-.
J. J. LAMB,
While in this office he picked up 1899, io Coquille City, near J. A. the firm.
took the bont at noon yesterday for term of nearly two years.
It is
J. TRICE.
Ren Smith, of the bay, brought a Bandon, where they will reside.
a copy of the familiar “ Farm Lamb & Co’s store, the following Coquille City, Or., Apr. 7, A.
1899.
imuortant
that
the
citizens
should
large herd of young cattle from the
Journal,”
of
Philadelphia,
and
property,
towit:
Miss Colliscn’s select school show where they stand in this mat­
lower river Friday and put them
which the H erald gives free for
Two elegant Horn Hat Racks, Tables,
in Stanley’s pasture for the lime started off yesterday very favor­ ter, nnd be for the advancement of 5 years as n prasaium to prepaid Chairs, Mounted Horns, Clothes Baskets,
ably, and giyos p r o m is e of soon our school interests or against
Bread Boxes, Flour Kins, Meat Safes, Cup­
being.
We understand he will
subscribers,
and
expressed
himself
boards. Book Shelves, Paper Holders, Brack­
overflowing thp room.
them, and elect a director for one
drive them io Roseburg.
thus: “ I have taken that publica­ ets, Wall Pockets and other Articles, all
F
or S ale —Io Bandon, one of side or the other having their sup­
new.
tion for 10 years, and would as
Duncan McLeod is arranging tc
J. P . 'WARE.
the choicest locations, a pleasant port and backiug. The conditions soon do without my meals as to be
put a hack on the Coquille-Iloee-
J. B, Fox, Auctioneer.
home, new, unique in style, and of the last few weeks have been without the Journal.
It
is
the
burg line for passengers and bag­
greatly ngninst the schools, tend­
itlAHRIF.D.
gage, as also small freight packages, with a splended view of the town ing to divide the community and best all-round useful and agricul­
and ocean.
Sheltered from the
tural paper I have ever knowu, T ucker - P almkr — On South Coos river,
on and after the 1st of May.
B el
fix
upon
us
the
petty
quarrels
that
north winds. For particulars, ap
April 9,1899, by Justice Hyde, Ira Tucker
will make headquarters at thisplace. j
and I know many of them."
aud Fannie R Palmer.
General Dry Goods,
ply to the H erald .
[tf will destroy their usefulness and
H e proposes to put on n good outfit.;
L
eek
-U obkrts —At Myrtle Point, April II, Including full lino Dross Silks. Organ­
The H e r a l d can furnish you
r>
„ . i Subscribers to any newspaper the best interests o f our town, as
f ft
; - - " ■ ,
^
1899, J. H. Leek and Miss Bertha R ob­
dies, Satinos, Percales. Bonny Doon
Mrs. B . T i g g v is it e d her d a n g li- .
.,
.
1 *
.
».
j, ,
t , ■ •
1 should reuifmber that they are hna been done elsewhere in many the best grade sewing machine nt erts.
Flannels, Empress Flannels, Teazlo-
ter. Mrs. Rock Robison, near
neai j . . ,
,
...
..
J
cases.
Think
of
it—
for
possibly
the
lowest
price,
and
also
the
best
tlown
Flannels.
Mohair
Valours,
Wool-
M
c
A
dams
—E
llio
tt
—
At
the
home
o
f
tho
’
-
•
-
I liable for subscriptions if they not
Arago, last week, returning after!
bride’ s parents, Mr and Mrs. C. D. Elli­
finish Brocades,
refuse to tako the paper from tho you had not, heretofore— Coquille premiums and clubbing combina­
ott, in Coquille City. April 1C. 1899, by
LAWNS.
two or three days and when a|
/
; -c- £
Rev. 0. A. Stine, Samuel McAdams and
GINGHAMS.
office when the time paid for lias City, the county seat, in the ceBter tions ever offered—besdes the
marked change for the better hail
DOMES I ICS.
Miss Nellie Elliott.
expired.
Thp light thing to do is of a county without a peer iu the host local paper in southwest Ore­
SWISS MULLS.
occurred. Mrs. Robison has been
to pay up, and then refuse to take state, a grand new school house ad­ gon. The H e r a l d is the only
DOT I El) SWISS.
noun.
very sick, starting early last win­
vertising
us
abroad
and
made
the
paper
iu
Coos
couuty
which
pub­
AMOSKEAGS.
the paper from the postoffice.
M ilner —At Marshfield. April 13, 1899, to
PRINTS,
ter.
instrument of inducing new citi­ lishes thesemi-annual official finan­
Mr and Mrs. J. H. Milner, a son.
VELVET INES. : INDIVN LINON
The
Evening
Telegram
publishes
The Coquille creamery was ex­
zens of means and enterprise to cial statement, other official adver­
C
ntoii’
H
.
Fancy
Veilings,
the “ Revised Roster of the O. N.
m i-:» .
Silk-finish Taffetas.
come and join with us to push the tisements as well as the official
pected to begin a daily run from
G ,’’ in which we find this mninuto
O ffirld —On Cunningham, near county KID GLOVES, LACES, INSERTIONS
educational nnd moral interests to county court proceedings.
this time forward during the sea­
EMBKOIDKKIES,
TRIMMINGS,
infirmary,
April
11,
1899,
Mattie,
daughter
o f Separate Co. K, Bandon” :
son. The receipts of milk was
of Mr. and Sirs. J. W. Oflleld, aged about
CORSETS,
the van with our material and so-
I was reading an advertisement of
Captain, Charles T. Figer, Dec 8, j cial growth, nod yet we will have
8 years.
etc., etc.
over 10,000 lbs. each other day up
First Lieutenaut. Hugh | but two and oue-balf months of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and B rown —In Coquille City, April 14, 1899, G.
to last week, and a large increase is 1808.
A. Brown, aged 67 years, 3 months and Ladies’ Shoes,
Diarrhoea Remedy in tho Worcester
Neely, May 16, 1897.
Second
Special order next steamer.
public free school iu fourteen Enterprise recently, which lends me * 28 days.
expected from day to day till a full
Lieutenant, E. A. McDnftee, De­
B eyers —At Sumner, April 13, 1899, Creed P artial Household List.
j mouths to the present time, aud
supply is at hand.
to write this.
I can truthfully say
cember 8, 1898.
Beyers, aged 20 years, 2 mouths aud 23
| possibly not till October next, when
In 1888 my wife went East and
Spreads, Quilts, Linens, Oil Cloths.
days.
Prof. C. A. Sayre, expert Opti­ ' it will be twenty-one mouths! I never used any remedy equal to it
was attacked with rheumatism.
for colic and diarrhoea.
I have
Notions,
cian,
is
settled
here
now
and
ready
j
Think
of
it,
we
ask,
and
tbeu
de­
She received no relief until she tried
Handkerchiefs, Dress Fixtures. Cotton
His headquarters cide if that splendid new school never had to use more than one or r o n SALE AT A BARGAIN —
Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
Since for business.
and Silk Thread, new styles Hairpins.
Land at Cedar Point, with boom
will
he
at
Hotel
Coquille,
Mondays, buildiDgon the hill is to stand two doses to cure the worst ease
Combs, men’ s, »omen’ s and childrens’
that time we have never been with­
Also, over Supporters, Cuff Buttons, Pina, etc.
Wednesdays and Fridays. Office idle most o f the time each year, or with mystlf or children.— W. A. and boom privileges.
out it. We find it gives instant re­
For 250 acres of T>TO . 1 bottom land,
hours from 10 a. m. to 4 p. to. un- | be used for the best interests of S troud , Hopomoke City, Md.
lief in cases of burns and scaU» and
within 2 miles of Coquille City, in
sale by R. S. Knowlton.
| til further notice. All who have the community.
It
is
for
you
to
is never failing? foL 1,11 rhoumatic.
,
, ,
.
quantities to suit purchasers. En­
The new storo of M. O. Hawkins
and neuralgic pains.— D. C B rant ( aBy trouble with their eyes, or wear decide this important question, and
quire of
W. SINCLAIR,
gj
asses,
will
do
well
to
consult
him.
opened
last
Tuesday
auspiciously.
M . O. H A W K I N S .
several others closely allied to it
Santa Ynos, Cal. For sale by R. S.
*tf]
Coquille City, Oregon.
No
charge
for
examinations
or
con­
Corner oppoaite Odd Fellows’ Hall— north sid
His trade was then and ever since
Knowlton.
are depending npon it.
sultations.
*
F. Long k Son wish the people has been beyond his expectations.
In the supreme court, last Tues­
$ 5 0 0 0 —For a abort time
The Coquille creamery plant
He has nice new goods, latest styles
day toe case of Z. T. Sigliu, plaict- was last week transferred to Hil- j of this river to understand that only, and these will be shoved out
only, The Herald Land Co.
iff and respondent, vs. Coos Bay, mer, Bredhoff & Soliulz, a San they will furnish harness here in
want« a buyer with $5000 to pur­
to make room for the later orders
Roseburg & Eastern Railroad & Frnncisco commission firm, for the j Coquille for the same price as they — not kep* over to become sht-li-
chase at a sacrifice one of the best
Navigation Co., defendant and a p sum
- ___ of $2550 and this year’s rent. | can be bought of Montgomery worn and valueless.
improved small farms in Coos
Call at the
county. Finely situated, choice
illant, and the case o f the Coos j The hoani of di'.'ectoVs of The corn- Ward, of Chicago, or any other firm new stoie. Ladies will seo nice,
land, good fences, plenty of fruit
ay, Roseburg A Eastern Railroad pany concluded to sell, not being dealing in harness. They will dup­ new goods nt reasonable prices.
and shrubbery, running water.
& Navigation Co., appellant, vs. in mood to operate it as n co oper- licate any catalogue prices, it does
Hoos W il l not E at D ried P runes
Julia M Lnd.cott and \\ m. M fttivo pInnt, for which it had bFeen not make any difference where they
Owner has other business that *
claims his attention.
Endicott, respci,dents, were argued built, and having leased it forsev- come from. This firm has located — That is, some p r u n e s ; but these
which
R.
D.
Sanford
will
deliver
on appeals from Coos county.
eral seasons past to the Dairymen’s here to refnain permanently and
desires to secure the entire patron­ anywhere in Coquille City, 15 tbs
County Snperiutundant Bunch’s Union,
age of the Coquille valley in their for a dollar, are fit for the king and
report of our county schools ap-
The -Death Knell” has been
Order and be con­
line. It will pay you to consult queen’s table.
pearB today end makes interesting I sounded to Apothecaries’ Drugs,
*
them on all occasions as they will vinced.
reading for most o f the people, and a sign “ to le t ” will be in many
do better by you than those firms
Frank Hermann, postmaster at
THE
especially the beads of families, windows of doctor's offices since T he
who do not spend a cent in this Myrtle Point, went to the lower
What’s the matter with C oos county , A i nt J ane Home Remedy for fe - 1
country. Mr. LoDg states that he river last Satniday on business,
— with 72 school dutriots, 94 teach- male troubles has been placed on!
is anxious for those who doubt the and included a peep into the H e r ­
ers employed, school properties the market Every man or woman,
truth of the above to bring their a l d sauctum as he passed by.
valued at $46,000 and disburse- married or single, should send a
catalogues and call on him and be
meets for the yenr of nearly $17,- two.cent stamp to our office for a
Uncle Dan Giles came down
convinced of the accuracy of this
000—when there are 823 children of beautifully illustrated circular, free,
HAS JUST RECEIVED
statement.
* from Myrtle Point last Saturday to
school age not attending any school?, Address th e Aunt Jane Medicine
attend the banal services of his
The
earth
’excavated
at
the
new
old neighbor and pioneer friend G.
Coder the new law every teacher i , ° ’,,roo1m^
Lewis building,
A PART OF THEIR
is expected to report to the county 1 orilnnd, Oregon.
* Alexson building, on First street, is A. Brown
superintendent ns soon as a con-
Sun: Judge Hamilton will be being used to fill iu at the bridge
Hudyan cures sleeplessness, had
tract for teaching is made, the to!- in Coquille C’ ltv on the 27th, 28th and depot where a “jog ” existed dreams and night sweats.
Fifty j
that
was
dangerous
to
everyone.
lowing items: The number of the and 29th of this month, at which!
cents, all druggists.
City Marshal Buck went to Rose­
district, date o f contract, tinmen of time lie will meet with the nttorneyr
3
Hon. O. Dodge was down from
teachers and members of school for the purpose of hearing all mo­ burg yesterday with papers for a
board who sign contract, salary tions, demurrers nnd settling the is­ youug man named Leman, who is Myrtls Point yesterday ou business
C. H. BUTLER, PR O PR IE T O R .
paid, date of com m eociog school sues in all causes to be tried at charged with having stolen a watch at the courthouse.
and length of term in wepks con­ this term. These proceedings will nt Reaver Hill.
Think of it— ladies’ fine Trimmed j
tracted for. Teachers will do well be entered on the journal oo the
Attorney J. 8. Coko, jr., o f Hats only 50 cents at the Berlin !
AVING LEASED THIS NEW. COMMODIOUS AND MODERN H OSTLERV
to cot this out for reference, and first day of the term, and wiil ex­ Marshfield, wns registered at Hotel Store.
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MORE COMING ON
I am now prepared to entertain the traveling public in first-class
comply with it
By so doing nil pedite all business to lie trans­ \\ illRmette, at Salem, last Wednes­
at\I*’, with the very best of accommodations and at most reason­
Nine pounds good roast Coffee
able
rate«.
Tables «up( lied with the best the market affords.
parties interested will be a?com- acted and render the cost to the day.
foi $1 at George Robinson’s.
E V E R Y E C A T SAMPLE BOOMS for Conim*refatl men,
ruodated.
A postal card would county far less than under the old
roomy
nnd
centrally
located.
HPECIAI j ACCOMMODATIONS and Terms
Lawns aud Organdies just ar­
Johnson Bro’s will bny chickens.
for Families nnd Theatrical Troupes.
contaiu the required information, system of procrustiuatiou
rived at the Berliu Stole.
• Only good ones wanted.
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K a t e s - f l to fl.*0 pet day.
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SERVITA
Central
Meat Market
H
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m
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Where is It 7
Opsite lbs Dept.
Fresh Groceries
NEW STORE! #
NEW GOODS!
N E W P R IC E S !
Full Assortment
M
Y*
Latest Styles,
I
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L!
Qandies,
Oils,
Quinine,
TTnguents,
S
¡D R Y G O O D S ^ ¿ R ,
Fair Store
Tjaxatives,
Liniments,
Tflnvelopes,
Toilet S oa p
Shoe PolisJJ
A r n ic ^
W all PapeJ^
Bay
Sarsaparill^
ParegoriQ
J ew elrY
MACY & MOORE.
and SUMMER H
STOCK
li
OTEL COQUILLE,