>
C fltyifih C ity Retain.
How to Find Out.
Ethan McDuffee has been doing
home deputy Bberiff’s duties dur
iug court.
Miss Elsie Tilman is spending a
few days’ visit with friends iu Co
quille City.
County Commissioner Weekly
arrived iu tuwu last Thursday and
looked on at court.
18 lbs. o f YVestern Refinery Dry
Granulated Sugar for 81, at Geo.
A. Robinson’s store.
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Comrade B. H. Haskin wasdowu
from the North Fork last YVednes-
1 day aud yesterday again.
Miss May Bunch, of the North
I Fork, will teach a term of school
j at the Shiloh schoolbouse.
Mr. Morehouse last Thursday
I moved into the Gallier house, just
vacuted by Gene Robinson.
Racking headaches, bleary eyes,
weukness, noises iu head, liudyan
cures. All druggists, 50 cents.
Judge Sehroeder was down from
Arago laet Saturday on business
and to participate with the Grange.
Miss Genie Harper came up from
Baudon last week aud was present
at tbe Foresters’ ball Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hickox,
of Beaverton, were attendants at
the Foresters' ball last Saturday
nigbt.
Pill a bottle or common glass
with your water aud let it stand
24 hours: A sediment or settliug
indicates an unhealthy condition of
R E G U L A R T R A IN S
the kidneys; if it stains your linen
o n d a y s , W e d n e s d a y s a n d f u i
days will run a . follow»:
it is evidence of kidney trouble;
A r riv e
Lea'...
.
too frequent desire to pass it or pain
12.80 p .m .
8.00 a. m. I
Marshfield
in the back is also convincing proof
Leave
V m * “ I COQUILLE CITY 11.00a.in.
that the kidneys aud bladder are
10.80 “
10.00 “
I
Myrtle Point
out of order.
Your heir« be»tt over one hun
dred thousand time» t.c h day.
WHAT TO DO.
EOOAL i t e m s .
One hundred thousand »upplietof
There is comfort in the knowl
good or bad blood to your brain.
edge so often expressed, that Dr.
Additional locals on 2d page.
Which is it?
Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, the great
If
bad,
impure
blood,
then
your
Five gallons Coal Oil for 75cenls
kidney remedy, fulfill every wish in
brain aches. You are troubled
at George Robinson's.
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curing rheumatism, pain iu the
with drowsiness yet cannot sleep.
You are as tired in the morning
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and
W e tlmDk Z. T. Jobnaon, o f
as at night. You have no nerve
every part of the urinury passage.
Myrtle Point, for favors.
power. Your food doea you but
It corrects inability to hold water
little good.
Johnson Bro’s will buy chickens.
and scalding pain in passing it, or
Stimulants, tonics, headache
Only good oues wuuted.
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powders, cannot cure you; but
bad effects following the use of
Nine pounds good roast Coffee
liquor, wine or beer, aud overcomes
for ¡J1 at George Itobiuson’s.
that unpleasant necessity or being
Now for an early Btart on the
compelled to go often during the
ietty work at the bny and on the
day aud to get up many times dur
iug the night The mild and extra
Coquille.
ordinary effect of Swamp-Root is
District Attorney Geo. M. Brown
soon realized. It stands ihe high
came ovei early for court and was
est for its wonderful cures of the
busy as a bee.
most distressing ,pases.
If you
Will Lyons returned last Friday
need a medicine you should have
from a protracted business trip at
the best Sold by druggists iu fifty
Sau Francisco.
cent and one dollar sizes.
You may have a sample bottle of
Grandma Spurgeon lias been
this wonderful discovery aud a book
quite ill the past few weeks, and
that tells more about, it, both sent
we are sorry to learn is growing
George Pike, the logger, went absolutely free by mail, address Dr.
worse.
.
over to Marshfield yesterday to Kilmer A Co., Binghampton, N. Y.
will. It makes the liver, kidneys,
Supervisor King, o f near Marsh
skin and bowels perform their
finally arrange for opening a log YY'heu writing mention that you
field, will enforce the law against
proper work. It remove* all im
read his generous offer in the Co
ging camp near Sumner.
improper driving across the bridges
purities from the blood. And it
quille City H erald .
makes the blood rich Iu its life-
in his district.
F. Long A Son will duplicate
giving properties.
nuy catalogue house in the country
T . F. Dickson, of Myrtle Point,
Four cans Tomatoes for 25 centa;
To H a tto n
for harness.saddles, bridles, etc., in at George Robinson’s .
was a juror during this term of
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R e o o v o ry .
prices and supply a better article.*
oourt aud included a pleasant call
Ed Bunnell, of Fairview, spent
You
will
be
more
rapidly
cured
at the H erald office.
C. YV. Olive’s familiar face ap a day or two id t o w n last week.
if you will take a laxative dose of
peared on our streets last Thurs
Ayer’s pills each night. They
Ole Lund, of Bancroft, bonght
Hudyau is now sold at 50 cents
arouse the eluggiah liver and thus
day and Friday. Mr. O. tells us
9 acres of land trom R. D. Sanford
cure biliousness.
that Mrs. Olive is quite poorly er package by all druggists. Get
last week, which ho will improve
[udyaD.
agaiD.
at once and bring bis family.
We hare the ezcluilve «errlctM o f
>e o f the moat eminent ph y aidant La
Sciatica, despondency, locomotoi
Scan over Montgomery W ar ! &
Mrs. Charley Collier and children
— United States. Write freely all the
particular a In your ease.
ataxia, paralysis. Hudyan cures.
Co.
or
any
other
catalogue
aud
then
went to Myrtle Point yesterday to
Address, DR. J. C. AYER
come to F. Long A Sou and get All druggists, 50 cents.
stay with her mother and other
better harness, Baddies, ate., at cat
Misses Julia Drane and Kittie
members of the family duriug the
alogue prices.
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Johnson left last Friday on a visit
absence of Mr. Collier at the mines.
Miss Inez Lusk, of Myrtle of several wseke to California.
John Clinton, the small man hut
Charles Collier left yesterday
big logger, came down to court
Thick of it— ladies’ fine Trimmed Point, teaches the Halle creek
from Norway last weok.
Mr. C. Hats only 50 cents at the Berlin school, and we learn that there will for a season in bis mining claim in
has had much sickness in his fam Store.
• be a 5-months’ term. Good for the Rusty Gulch neighborhood.
our Halls creek friends.
ily the past winter, but all are do
You can bny pure unwatered
Hon. W. 8. Yanderburg dropped
ing well now.
Miss Ida Hammerlof, of Gravel milk at Notley’s milk shed morn
into this plaae last week aud spent
Ford, lias beeD visiting her sister, ing and evening for 10 centa per
Dave Collier got home last F ri several days.
Mrs. YValter Colvin, and friends in gallon, cash.
day from a health huut in the San
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J. M. jerk ins, of Parkersburg
Joaquin valley, California, with a section, speut Inst week in town this place the past week. Miss
James Hervey, of Lee neighbor
Ida aud Miss Vera Seed visited the
gain of 35 pounds, he tells and called on the H erald .
hood, has visited his sister, Mrs.
H erald office Saturday.
ns. Hot weather and drouth were
Mebl, aDd attended court at this
Ex-County Commissioner B. F.
at hand, and he thought he would
Miss Martha Wilkins returned place tbe past week.
Ross, of the bay side, was an at
summer at home.
from YVashiugton last week, where
tendant ut coart during last week.
F or R e n t —House and four lots
she has been a resident for about
Mrs. Futrell is reported better,
near
Christian churoh. Two good
F.
E.
H
u
ll,of
Riverton,included
two
years.
She
went
to
her
moth
after a serious and protracted sick
ness. Some weeks ago she was a pleasant call at the H erald er’s near Arago, and spent part of garden lots in bottoal, and small or
taken ill of plenrisy, and this office while attending court last yesterday visitiyg friends in town. chard of good fruits On bench lots.
turned to a slow fever, which latter, week.
I have been a sufferer from Apply at tbtsroffice. ' v
we learn, has broken and she is
Sergeant S. F. Shepard, Co. M, chronic diarrhoea ever since the war W E WANT to trade 220 acres good
now improving.
farming land in tbe best loca
2d U. S. Yol. Engineers, arrived and have used all kinds of medi
F or S ale —In Bandon, one of in San Francisco a few days ago cines for it. At last I found one tion as to school and nnrket in Ne
the choicest locations, a pleasant from Honolulu for muster out with remedy that has been a success as a braska, either for a fa n , town prop
home, new, unique iu style, and bia command. He will be home in cure, and that is Chamberlain’s erty or stock of goods u Coos county.
with a splended view of the town a few days. Frank Hatter and a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
Go to Geo. A. Robinson’s store
and ocean.
Sheltered from the Mr. W ick lu n d of the bay are also edy. — P. E. G r i s h a m , Gaars Mills, and see those Spring Dry Goods—
north winds. For particulars, ap iu tbe company and will return La. For sale by R. S. Knowlton.
Organdies, Embroidery Batiste,
ply to the H erald .
[tf home.
Prof. C. A. Sayre, expert Opti Fancy Cords, Dotted Swiss, Lawns,
The residence of Mr. and Mrs.
India Linen, etc., in all the lead
C apt H. L. Burleson, the fruit Buskirk last Sunday was made tbe cian, is settled here now and ready
ing co W s ; also Taffetta and Mohair
man and potato starch factory pro pleasurcabln scene of a wedding for business. His headquarters
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moter at Marshfield, made a busi ceremony, Justice J. H. Cecil offi will be at Hotel Coquille, Mondays, Valour LiniDgs.
A. J. Trice and family departed
ness trip to Coquille City last week ciating and binding two hearls as Wednesdays and Fridays. Office
and a call on the H erald . The one. The happy couple was Milos hours from 10 a. in. to 4 p. in. un for Santa Rosa, Cal., last Friday.
captain is agent for steamers Wee- Lammy, of this city, and Miss til further notice. All who have Many friends—though o f recent
ott and Blanchard, and advertises Belle Perdue, formerly of Canyon- any trouble with their eyes, or wear acquaintanceship—regretted to lose
glasses, will do well to coasult him. such good people and progressive
in our columns.
ville. The H erald extends con No charge for examinations or con
citizens, and parted with them
Elder Chase, of the Latter-Day gratulations.
sultations.
* reluctantly and sadly. We wish
Saiuts, who visited the North Fork
M. YV. McCormac, of Riverton1
Bishop Vincent has been as them happiness and prosperity.
section of this county some months made a business trip to Marshfield
signed to the Oregon conference of
Tbe H erald can furnish yon
ago and conducted services in the last week, returning as far as this
the Methodist Episcopal church to the best grade sewing machine at
interest of the Mornian faith, we place Saturday, Mr. M. says the
be held at Salem Sept. 20tb. the lowest price, and also the best
learn is to meet Elder Frank Liberty mine at Riverton will
Bishop Vincent is a ruau of great premiums and clubbing combina
Bunch, of the Seventh-Day A d prove to be the Bonanza for output
ability and of wide and varied cul tions ever offered— besdes tbe
ventists, iu debate on the 10th inst. and quality of coal above anything
ture, and bis genius created the best local paper in southwest Ore
The chief point at issue is that o f on the coast, which will be proven
Cbatauqua movement, which has gon. The H erald is the only
the “ Sabbath day.”
if the people o f this valley will impressed itself on modern Chris paper in Coos county which pub-
Mrs. Dr. Owen (neeIdaKroDen- patronize n steamer to the extent tian effoit in every land. This lishes thesemi-annual official finan
berg), of St. Louis, has been visit of helping to develop tbe mine writer holds pleasant recollections cial statement, other official adver
ing for a short while in San Fran aud get its product to the market of John H. Vincent when a youth tisements as well as the official
cisco, and is expected at this place
The “ Death Knell” has been struggling to prepare himself for county court proceedings.
this week to visit her parents, Mr. sounded to Apothecaries’ Drugs, usefulness to his fellowmen, he
A hand-ax fell from tbe roof of
and
Mrs.
John
Kronenberg. and a sign “ to let ” will be in many knew not bow great and grand
Nearly everybody here knows Ida, windows of doctor’s offices since T he were to be the results. We wel tbe Alexson house last Saturday
morning and struck Bert Tuttle ou
which was her home for so many A unt J ane Home Remedy fo r fe come him ou bis visit to Oregon.
the bend, quieting Bert for a few
years, and will warmly welcome male troubles has been placed on
Our Prof. M. O. Hawkins took moments, but luckily doing no seri
her after so long an absence.
the market. Every man or woman,
charge of tbe school at Myrtle ous or painful mjury.
Bert was
married or single, should seud a
The trial o f Guy Bickford, two-cent stamp to our office for a Point Monday o f last week for a himself again and ready for busi
charged with murder in the second beautifully illustrated circular, free. term of six mootbs, assisted by ness in a little while, bnt it was a
-degree, began yesterday morning. Address The Aunt Jane Medicine Miss Maude Deyoe and Miss Lulu miraculous escape. « .While tbe ax
Wa congratulate tbs struck him fairly , or top of the
The jury was impanneled and Co., rooms 13-14 Lewis building, Walker.
four or five witnesses examined by Portland, Oregon.
* good people of Myrtle Point, for head, evidently it was a glancing
we are sure their school will pros blow, or the injury Would have
noon. The attendance at the court
County Commissioner Weekly per and become popular under the been serious.
room was very large, and still
augmented during the afternoon and County Surveyor Catbcart vis principalship o f Prof. Hawkins
Our friend J. M. Perkins, of the
by many ladies. The interest was ited tbe middle Fork sectioD, at and his excellent assistants, if they lower river, received a letter lately
very great in the trial of this mere the Rock creek junction, on the will bnt show an interest and give from his nephew, Hayes Perkins,
29th ult. and located a new site for encouragement.
boy.
A vacation of
the bridge to be built across tbe one month from July 15th to well known in this sectioD, dated
The steamers Weeott and Alice Middle Fork at that poiDt It is August 13th— will be in tbe mid tbe latter part of March at Loudon.
Blanchard are both on the line to about half a mile below tbe former dle o f tbe term— taken, and then It is an interesting letter, aDd the
and from San Francisco and the bay, site and will be moat serviceable to three moDtbs more of school will boy is well, happy and seeing the
sights o f the old world.
He
and both are good passenger boats. the several settlements there as follow.
reached London in a sailing vessel
Both steamers left San Francisoo materially shortening their motes
A letter from Rev. B. B. Pauli, arooDd Cape Horn, but is tired of
o d the 3d inat, and were due at the
and avoiding dam >ge to tbe bridge
dated at Spokane, Wash., May 1st, that style and expects to make the
bay last Saturday or Sunday. The by high water.
gives tbe sad Dews o f serious sick trip around tbe world on steam
Blanchard calls at Eureka on the
N. Plyler, wife aud child, came ness in the family, io one instance ships. He will visit Africa, China,
up trip, and returns from Coos
All bad bad the tbe Philippine islands, Japan, Aus
bay to San Francisco direct The op from San Francisco by late Ar proving fatal.
Weeott extends her trip to Tilla eata, reaching this place last Fri grip, hot were about recovered,* tralia, and then face homeward, if
mook, where she loads with lumber. day. Mrs. P. is a sister of our G. when Mrs. Pauli aDd Sherman were the inducements to stop off are not
W. Henoioger, and tbe latter was taken down with the measles and too great and overcome him. He
Mrs. Martin Miller and two lit quite happy to welcome portions were very sick.
On the 27th of took in several of tbe historical
tle granddaughters met with an of the family to residence here. April Sherman took suddenly landmarks of England and some
accident by being thrown from a They came from Merced, Cal. worse and died the next morning of Ireland, as well as the special
wagon a few days ago while on Mr. Henninger’s parents carno at about half past 7 o’clock.
Mrs sights of London, tbe Tower,
their wav from the Miller home to later via Roaeburg, reaching here Pauli, who is so kindly remembered museum, etc., iDcloding a sight of
another neighborhood in the Dora on Monday. Mr. Plyler and family by macy in the neighborhood the crowD, jewels, etc., etc. But
section. The seat in the wagou will occupy Ed Boyrie’a house, and o f Fishtrap especially, was still he was not much impressed with
tipped backward and threw the Mr. Henninger and family the very ill at date o f tbe letter, and some o f them, ami while he says
parties on a rock pile, the children Leoese property, next door to the the son who visited here last win be is kindly treated, and tbe peo
receiving very alight injuries, but H erald office. We welcome these ter— Leon Panll— had just reached ple are clever and hospitable, yet
Mrs. Miller being considerably grod people and hope they may home a few days before his broth he says they are behind the times
bruised about the head and shoul find it to their interest to perma er’s death and was himself made a end slow in public seryice and en
ders.
nently locate.
victim o f tbe same disease.
terprises.
T U E SD A Y , MAY 9, 1899.
M
BlOOd!
g
Frank B. McDowell Las been
appointed postomn'.er at Silkkuui,
vice Moses S. Strew, removed.
The Ashland Toau Talk says:
Miss Flo McCloskey, a Normal
student, will begiu a term o f school
at Myrtle creek Monday.
Miss Mamie Millard joined her
parents at this place last Satuiday,
after a long absence aud extended
visit iu the YVillamette valley.
D. H. Johnson and Johnny
Peart have taken charge of the
Bandon meat market. They are
all right, and no doubt will win
the patronage of tbe Baudou pub
lic by fair dealing and toothsome
marketing.
Mr. McQuigg yesterday sent us
in a tillei of orchard grass, which,
at this early day of this backward
season, is u fine growth. It aver
ages 4 to 4J feet long, and is an
evenly and heavy growth.
Thefts of cattle are getting to be
a leading industry io some of the
counties of this state, in view of
tbe value of stock.
Our farmers
will have to be on tbe alert— pre
vention will be better thau cure.
H od . Geo. P. Topping, o f Ban
don, and Cbas. Harriugtou, of this
city, were respectively chosen by
Bandon Court and Court Coquille
as representatives to the Grand
Court cf Foresters to meat at Ore
gon City this week. They left
Sunday morning.
• George Cosger got nil ugly gash
on his head with an ax yesterday,
while chopping at his home near
town. The ax caught on a limb,
as he was bringing it down with all
his force, which pulled ltont^of his
bands and it tumbled on his hoad
making quite a scalp wound, but
luckily not fracturing tbe bone.
Cur old fellow-citizen and com
rade, J. P. Goodman, and family,
Mrs.’ GoodmaD, Miss Floe and sou
George, returned Sunday from a
residence of about a year at Grants
Pass, Oregon. Comrade Goodman
and family will be heartily wel
comed by many citizens to this
their old and long-time home. The
H erald greets them.
inNLY $ 5 0 0 0 — For a short time
^ only, The Herald Land Co.
wants a buyer with $5000 to pur
chase at a sacrifice one of the best
improved small farms in Coos
county. Finely situated, choice
laud, good fences, plenty of fruit
and shrubbery, running water.
Owner lias other business that
claims his attention
E u re k a H arn ess Oil is the best
p re s e rv a tiv e o f new leather
a n d the best ren ov a tor o i old
leather. It o ils , soften s, b lack
en s a n d protects. Use
Eureka
Harness Oi!
on your best harness, jr o iit old har
ness, and your carrtagetop, and they
will not only look better but wear
longer. Sold everywhere In cana-all
sizes from half pints to dve gallons.
M ad* by STAND ABO OIL CO.
treasurers Notice.
N
J. YV. Caldwell has leased the
fine trotting stallioD,Grande Roude
(18671 o d tbe Aineiicau Trotting
Register), and will manage him
this season. YVe are sure our peo
ple were hardly aware of so valua
ble aDd reputable nn animal in
Coos county, and will only be too
glad to see him uud become famil
iar with the beautiful form aud
superb record, read the officially
certified pedigree aud secure his
service for their favorite breeding
purposes. T be posters will be out
in a day or two.
N O T IC E .
'O 'IIC E is hereby given, that all county
warrants endorsed prior to July It,
1892, will be paU on presentation at my
office in Coquille City, Or., and the follow*
mg numbers endorsed ou July 14, 1892:
Nos. 8391, 8362, 8’»04 , 8371, 8666. 8667, HflOH,
8663,8174. 8171, 8172, 8173. 8618, 8619 , 8.W,
85*7, 8370, 8;W8 8387 . 8.699, WW2, «335, 8670,
8668, 8588, 83C7 aud 8550.
No interest will bo allowed on said war
rants after March 25.1899.
W . W H a x h s , Treasurer.
Final Notice to Taxpayers.
Y
OU are hereby notified to settle votr
taxes forthYVith, as the County Court
has ordered me to make immediate collec
tion of every cent that is duo tho conntv,
and after the lOih day of February we will
begiu t.o levy upon the property o f all that
nave not paid their taxes np to the year o f
1897. inclusive. You are further notified that
on and after said date we will not receive
County Warrants in payment of delinquent
taxes.
W. W. G aob .
Sheriff of Coos county, Oregon.
Coquille City, Jan. 26,1899.
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Sale of Old School Property of Dis T h e L o n e S t a r
trict So. 8, Poos County, Oregon.
O. O. G IL K E Y , P R O P R IE T O R ,
Ccquille C a y, Or.— Opposite Depot.
'VTOT1CE is hereby given to the publia
± y that tbe directors of School District
No. 8, of Coos county, Oregon. offer for sale Keeps only Pure Wines and Liquors and
Fine Cigars.
to the best bidders the following described
The Americas llluli Whisky i . one o f tho
property in aforesaid Diat. No. 8:
specialties
served
in thesa Cluhrooina.
Lots Nos. 3 and 4, in Block 28, in Elliott’ s
Addition to Coquille City, and the improve
ments o f same, consisting of 1 wood 2-story
school house;
Also 1 box l-story sohoolhouse;
Also 1 bell, about 26 inches, and a quan
tity of school desks and seats.
Sealed bids will be received up to the hour
o f 12 o’clock, noon, of June 10, 1899, as fol
lows: For lots separate, or together, with
or without buildings, aud for the buildings,
either or both without lots; also for furni
ture, together or separate from other prop
erty . The directors reserve the right to re
ject any or all bids, and if all bids aro re
jected, to sell at public outcry or private
sale any or all o f aforesaid property.
a v in g b o u g h t o u t t h e o e n -
If bnildings are sold separate, to be re
tml Meat Market, we will be able to
moved on confirmation of sale.
furnish all kinds of Meat—Beef. Mutton
C has . C o l l ik b ,
and Fork, and will pay the highest cash
Attest:
Chairman. price for beef, hogs, shfep. etc.
Geo. F. Boutell.
CURRAN £ GAM4.
Clerk School Dist. No. 8, Coos county, Or.
Best Billiard Table in SonthernOrcgon
Central
Meat Marketing:
Curran & Gass, Proprietors.
H
Q A ACRES coal and timbor land, about
OU K mile from ri\’er and about 1 mile
from tne town of Riverton. Jt is close to
the Tiraon mine, now in operation. Small
house and barn, and a small orchard and
Any one having trouble with their eyes good garden spot. Full 750,000 feet of good
and desiring good Glasses will fiud that it saw timber, spruce and fir. Call at this
will pay them to wait on Er. A. D. ROTH- office, or address us.
8TEIN. OF MARSHFIELD, OREGON.
You will save money, besides saving your
Notice.
eyesight. Don’ t trust your ease with either
local expert “ professor,’ ’ or traveling opti
cian, unless they can give yon a guarantee
he
firm of lamb & trice
of their thorough knowledge of optics. Dr.
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
A. D. Uothstein is a graduate of one of the Mr. J . J. Lamb continuing tne business,
finest Opthalmic Colleges o f Chicago, nnd and A- J. Trice retiring. Mr. Lamb will
is always ready to show his diploma to tho*e collect all claims and settle all debts against
who may question his word. These so- the firm.
J* J* LAMB,
called “ professors” do not know the first
A. J. TRICE.
principles of optics and will d o your eyes Coquille City, Or., Apr. 7,1899.
more injury than good. Lenses specially
ground to suit the most difficult cases.
PrioeB within the reach of all. First-class
Glasses fitted for $1, which many o f those
so-oalled expert professors charge from
$2,50 to $5 lor. Consultation and examin
ation free. Don’ t miss this opportunity.
Dr. Rothstein will be in Coquille City from
Moy 13 to May 20, 1899.
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tin
ifij
iî!
Where is It?
OpsiteJiB Depot.
T
NEYV STOCK OF
Fresh Groceries
NEW STORE! ft NEW GOODS!
N E W PRICES T
n iK R I F J ).
Full Assortment
W h it t ic k - K lokus — A t Marshfield, April 29,
1899, by Rev Esbjorn, Victor Wnittick
and Miss Emma Klokus.
LAaiMT-PBBbUK—At the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Buskirk, in Coquille City, May
fnll line Dress Silks, Organ
6,1899, by Justice J. H. Cecil, Miles Lara- Including
dies, Satiues, Percales. Bonny Doon
my and Miss Belle Perdue.
Flannels, Empress Flannels, Teazle-
B oone - T buk —I n CoqnilleCity, May 8,1899,
down Flauuels, Mohair Valours, Wool-
bv Justice J. H. Cecil, Geo. A. Booue and
finish Brocades,
Miss Ella True.
LAWNS.
GINGHAMS.
B O R II.
DOMESTICS.
SWISS MULLS.
V in o a m p — On Sonth Coos riyer.Aoril 29,
DOTTED SWISS,
1899, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vincamp, a
AMOSKEAGS.
son.
PRINTS,
D e v e r e u x — Near Norway, May 3, 1899, to
VELVET
INKS,
INDIAN
LIN ON
Mi and Mrs Thos Deyereux, a son.
Orel ones. Fancy Veilings,
Silk-finish
Taffetas.
T>IEI>.
KID GLOVE0 . LACES. INSERTIONS
W il c o x — On Middle creek, April 30, 1890,
EMBROIDERIES. TRIMMINGS,
--------Wilcox, aged 66 years.
CORSETS,
M organ — At Beaverton, by an accidont in
etc., etc.
Klondike coal miue, May 6, i899, Eber
Morgan, aged about 48 years.
Spcoinl order next steamer.
C labk —At loin, Kansas, April 27,1899, J. W.
Clark, aged 71 years, 6 months and 29
days.
Spreads, Quilts, Linens, Oil Cloths.
General Dry Goods,
Ladies’ Shoes,
Partial Household List,
Notions,
Notice •—Any
person or
persons cutting on or remou-
ing Chittim Barb from the
Southern Oregon Company's
land, without being duly au
thorized, will be prosecuted
according to law.
Handkerchiefs, Dress Fixtures, Colton
nnd Silk Thread, new styles Hairpins,
Combs, men’ s, women’ s and childrens*
Supporters, Cuff Buttons, Pins, etc.
Latest Styles.
IVI. O. HAWKINS.
Corner opposite Odd Follows’ Hall -north side.
Qandies,
Any person furnishing suffi
cient evidence for the recovery
of hark so taken will 1 k > given
one-half of the bark recov
ered.
Toilet SoaJ>
Shoe P olisJI
O ils,
Quinine,
SOUTHERN 0RE60.V C O M PLY.
A r n ic ^
TJnguents,
W a ll P a p e p
¡DRY GOODS^ jn k ,
Bay
RuM
L axatives,
S a rsa p a rill^
Fair Store Linim ents,
ParegoriQ
JTjnvelopes,
J e w e lrY
th e
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A PART OF THEIR
SPRING
and S U M M ER
ST0CR
MORE COM I NO ON
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B O A T
M ACY & MOORE.
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C. M. BUTLER, PROPRIETOR.
IAVING LEAKED THIS NEW. COMMODIOUS AND MODERN llOSTLERY
I ain now prepared to entertain the traveling public in first-class
style, wilh the very best of accommodations and at most reason
able rates.
Tables supplied with the best the market affords.
SAMPLE ROOMS for Commercial men,
roomy and oeutrally located.
SPECIVL ACCOMMODATIONS nnd Terras
for Families and Theatrical Troupes.
R a te s-fl to $1.50 pet day.