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Newspaper Page TextBeri i u Fire-Crackers tit th e * i Stoi e. Tighten the plunks o f your side OoQ.ullle Oity, Or. T U E SD A Y , JU N E 27, 1890^ walks. Manufacturers of Base ball is about to become ep R E G U L A R TR A IN S And Dealers in o n d a y «, W e d n e s d a y « a n d f u i idemic again. H A R N E SS. d a y s w ill tu n ae fo llo w » : 18 lbs. dry granulated sugar $1 L «n I I Arrive re c o m p e t in g w it h oata - at the Fair Store. * 8 .0 0a.m . | Marshfield 12.80p.ni. logne firm» anil wake the following Arrive •• | I Leave The H uualc is prepared to do job »tending prouoaition: Bend in catalogue 9.30 “ I COQUILLE CITY I 11.00«.ra. description or goods desired, with name of printing in the best style. 10.00 “ I Myitle Foil»» I 10.30 “ firm—NO EXCEPTION—and we will dup George Martin starts ont with a licate both goods end prioes (less freight) and a good many time« beat this. hack tomorrow for Roseburg. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Our stock is complete. Nothing in the Rev. Dahuff of Bandon preached HARNESS OK LEATHER 1,1 NE hot what we baudle, or can manufacture on We are authorised to call a citi- ou tbe North Fork last Sunday. short notioo. Wonld oall special attention to oar line of gens' meeting, to be held in Mer Many camping parties are already «A D D L E «. SHELF GOODS, cantile hall Thursday evening, for on their way to Bandon for a camp BUGGY and DRAFT HARNESS, the purpose of organizing a hock on the beach. COLLARS, LINES, WHIPS, etc. and ladder company, and take MAIL ORDERS reoeive the same atten Mrs. J. 8. Jones, of the bay, has as tbongh the purchaser was preseut. such other nctiou ns may be nec been visiting her friend, Mrs. J. J. tion Repair work sent on host or train promptly essary to protect agarast tires. Turn Lamb, a few days. attended to and returned. ou t You are all aware o f the im l I - - Handle BICYCLES, and oan H udyan cures sleeplessness, bad TIT- 1/1/ fi A Nil give yon best bargains going portance of such action. dreams and night sweats. Fifty If U illUU in the wheel line. There will be an entertainment cents, ull druggists. LfiTSend for prices ond catalogue^_____ and sapper Saturday evening, July Improve your sidewalks.. Drive 1st, at Masouic hall, for the benefit Don’t forget tbe ball at Band down'the nails, tighten tbe boards of the Methodist parsonage. ball on tho night o f July 4th. and rnako them sufo. Everybody is cordially invited to Miss Belle Rich returned last Mrs. Proctor came over from attend. Beaver Hill last F ndoy to visit her Thursday from Jackson county. ¿ n entertaining seivice and pro Nine pounds good roast Coffee father, Mr. Hanscom, and family. gram will be given at the Christian For sale—Or exchauge for grow for $1 at George Robinson’s. church next.Sunday night, under Rev. C. A. Stine preached at the auspices o f ladies of the Pres ing cattle or milk cows— a good, byterian church. AH ats invited. g^ntlp end sound single driving Riverton last Sunday. One person horse. R. D. Sanford, Coquille, made profession. Rev. W. Horsfall will cariduct Oregon. McDonald has placed another services at S t James churoh next Dr. Darrin will be at Hotel Co very handsome mirror at his bar Sunday morning and at night. Me is moving forward quille, in this city, from July 5th to bershop. QUARTERLY MEETINOH. 20th, and then at Bandon for a fort with the procession. Presiding Elder H. S. Shangle, night. Read his card to the afflicted Miss Collison’s school will close o f the M. E., south, will conduct in today’s H erald Friday. She has had a very suc quarterly meetings in Coos connty Lyons’ mill shat down last Sat cessful private school and given as follows: urday at noon, baying ran out o f excellent satisfaction. June 27. logs. A raft came yesterday with Riverton (evening), ----------- County Treasurer Hayes will i (Curry C o.) June 29. Dairyville more to follow, and work began pay county warrants Nos. 619 and Bandon, July 1 and 2. this morning again. 663, on tbe courthouse fund, upon Fish trap, July 6. Mrs. Hersey has just received s presentation. See his notice else North Fork, July 8 and 9. large assortment of Sailors, which, where today. Myrtle Point (at night), July 9. owing to delay, she will sell at a Rev. H. S. Shangle, presiding discount. Also Children’s ready- elder, arrived in Coquille City last L O C A L IT E M S. trimmed Hats at cost. T2t* Saturday and has conducted sev UUE WANT to trade 220 acres good eral interesting services at tbe Additional locals on 2d page. Corvallis Flour $3.50 per bbl. at " farming land in the bast loca Soatbern Methodist church. tion as to school and market in Ne Rev. R. Ennis, Presbyterian, of the Fair Store. braska, cither for a farm, town prop Bandon, filled his appointment at Repair your sidewalks and cnt erty or stock of goods in Coos county. the Christian church in this place down the thistles. Ho, for the beach! The roads last Sunday, with services morn Organize a tire depirtmeut. See a iealieady thronged with visitors ing and night. The congregations call under heading “ Announce to the beach. We do not wonder, were large at both meetings. ments," 1st local column. when the thermometers just over Hon. W. S. Ysnderbnrg passed Grandma Spurgeon was quite the mountains are up in tbe nine up the road to Myrtle Point yester better last wepk, but took seriously ties. day, Mrs. Y. accompanying. The worse again Sunday uight. Mrs. Frank Robison was down latter had somewhat reopvered from Just received, anew liDe of cents’ shopping last Saturday, from her her late decline of health, nnd ladies' and children’s Tanned Shoes home above town. She has ordered tbonght the trip and visit of a few •t Geo. A. Robinson’s store. * through ns one of those superb days up from the coast might help Spots before the eyes, despond Arlington high-arm sewing-ma her. ency, constant worry. Hudyan chines, as advertised in the H erald . The Lairds will at once pot on cares. All druggists, 50 cents. A grand ball is provided for to conveyances between this place Word from Teddy Baxter, at take place in Coquille City on the and Rosebnrg, known as tbe Hoquiam, Wash., is to the effect night o f 4th o f July. Leach’s or Coquille-Roseburg Stage Co. The that he is quite better aod getting chestra will have charge, aided by headquarters at this end of the others whq will give their efforts to line will be at Dean's livery stables, well. Stewart Miller’s large new barn provide pleasures atlipme that day. where you can apply for passage is showing op well. It will be Duncan McLeod reached home and terms. worthy of the name in size and from Rosebnrg last evening, expe Mr John Bevins, editor of the riencing some inconveniences Press, Anthon, Iowa, Raya: “ I have style. Mrs. Lamb is so much better caused by tbe rain of Sunday. He used Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera from her late serious sick spell brought two passengers, Wm. and Diarrhcca Remedy in my family that she will venture out o f doors Prewett and bride, on their way to for fifteen years, have recommended the lower river, at once. it to hundreds of others, and have Tbe eutertainment given by the never known it to fail in a single The friends of the Presbyterian Christian Sunday-school and En church will give an appropriate instance. For sale by R. S. Knowl- program at the Christian chnrcb deavor at Band hall last Friday ton. night was a successful affair. The next Sunday night. Gar section is greatly in need of F or R e n t —House and four lots attendance was good, the program high school privileges. Onr class entertaining and varied, while tbe near Christian church. Two good of youth who graduated from the garden lots m bottom, and small or sum added to the music-book fund 8th grade o f our public schools at chard o f good fruits ou bench lots. was encouraging. last term, were entirely out o f the W s are pleased to learn from a Apply at this office. * 9th grade instruction this year friend o f Mrs. Colebrook at this A communication from Marshfield, owing to the school being broken headed “ Reason Enough,” was re place— Mr. Colebrook and family np. Several scholars from tbe having lived, here some months and ceived a day behind time and hence outside, too, who were paying tui too late for this issue. It will ap until about a twelve-month ago, tion, fared badly too. Now, these when they moved to British Col pear next week. are cut off from onr local schools, umbia— that she has fallen Leir to and will have to go aboard if they I f you imagine Coqnille and and received from England the wish to continue their studies—and yiciuity are not in line and keeping snug little sum o f $3500. this should not be. The cost of up with the processiou, just look W. Albee and Wallace Hammack, one abroad would he ae much as o f our sanctum window a brief spell each day a n d observe the lam- tbe shiDgle-mill firm at Arago, three at home, while at tbe same "uer that is paesing in all derections. were both down ou business last time they are away from home and Saturday. They are receiving a home influences. Think on this Dave Johnson came over last most encouraging patronage, which subject. Saturday from Seeley’s cump, at is increasing, and they are endeav Klondike, to spend a few days with In view o f the early meeting of oring to meet tbe demand. They his parents Mr. and Mrs. S. P. C put out only first-class shingles— the Pioneers’ Association, it is to Johnson, and family, and draw a one grade— etsncb reasonable rates be hoped that Historian Dodge breath. He has been very hard at that they are much encouraged at will be supported in bis efforts to work, loading logs. the demand. . They advertise in present a clean bill from bis de partment, which be can easily do Jesse Beyers came in last Satur today’s H erald . if those who subscribed for copies day from an extended visit in the Wm. Prewett and bride (the o f the history will pay np. It is east, chiefly at Canton, Massillon and other manufacturing Towns ia laRer o f Eugene) came in from Well worth tbe price o f subscrip Ohio. Jesse says it is a lively sec Roseburg Monday evening with tion. Now let all rally to this tion, and business in some lines is D atcan McLeod and- left for bia worthy object. Tbe case noted in booming, bnt he is satisfied with home near Parkersbarg today. tbe H erald abodt two weeks since, Tb&wedding.iook place in Eugene o f a claim for balance for printing Coos county. last week, being something of a tbe history, brought at Salem, has Woodson Patterson, just grad surprise to her people there, and been thrown oat o f court, we are uated from the Oregon State Agri their presence at his father’# home informed, and seems to have been cultural College at Corvallis, ar will be another, for they were not used more as a bluff on tbe part of rived in Coquille last week and will informed of the nuptial event I f tbe printer against the binder. atop with os a brief spell at least. we understand correctly, the bride Bat be that as it may, the book is W e welcome this worthy yonng formerly lived awhile at Bandon. worth its cost of subscription to countyman, and congratulate him Tbe H erald extends greetings. every one. on attaining so high aod honorable Jessie Lnse, of the San, in men a rank in his studies. Wilson A Wilson, at tbeir wagon tioning tbe music to be furnished and carnage making department, Rev. Mr. Lister, evangelist of at that place on the 4th, says: are jnst finishing two very band- tbe Christian denomination, will “ The contingency o f being com some, neat and strong spring wag be present the 2d Sunday in July, pelled to introduoe ‘ imported lop- ons which show for themselves. aod at tbe close of that day's serv ears’ is now past, sod tbe Marsh One is a 3-seat, 4-spring, passenger ices take charge of and conduct a field brass band in its usually able hack for Dean’s livery stable, cer series of meetings. Elder Lister manner will discourse the melody tainly np-to-date in style and finish comes highly spoken o f as a pulpit which chaims ‘ with its voluptuous orator, as well as an earnest and swell.’ ” T be H erald will say acd very strong. The painting, lettering and limning is in black, able worker. A cordial invitatiou that the masses o f tbe citizens of gold and carmine, very neat si:d ia extended to all to attend. Marshfield have go such sentiment pretty, the artistic work o f N. W. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Downing, ac to express toward mnsiciaus and Leneve. The other conveyance is companied by their danghter, Miss other citizens of sister neighbor a light 2-seat “ Brewster side-bar” Mary, and sons, Joseph SDd Claude, hoods in tbe county, admitting that back, and it is for tbe Guerin Bro’s, arrived at Coquille City last Fri tbe local band is all that is claimed at Eckley. This, too, is a little day from Gold Hill, Jackson county,I for it. Jesse himself might be bet- i beanty and shows np in black and and are tbe guests o f Mrs. Down ter off if he bad lop-eared asso carmine. O f conrae, no eastern ing’s brother, J. J. Stanley. Tbev ciates instead o f “ jo in t” habitues work for geueral sale can compare drove over tbe mountains and will with notbrag to commend them but with theae for strength and utility, iuclads a visit to Bandon beach be human sbaDes, store clothes and and we have reason to be prond fore returning. Tbe older son, een-sens. His two or three boon o f the output of our borne Joseph, spent some weeks here last companions here will secretly ap mechanics. fall, and met up with some acquain prove bis sentiment, but be very ------- - • «**« — — M o -T o -H m fo r Fifty Cent«. tances. The H erald sanctum was close-moathed and doable-faced as* Guaranteed tobacco habit core, make* weak honored with a call. usual. men strong, blood pure. 50c |1. All d ra ff tsu. ÄcyiHlf Citg f e r a li I f . l o n g & s o n , M A In Supreme Court— A C ool County Appeal Cut- Women as well aa men are A rr iv a ls and Departures. ^ made miserable by kidney and bladder trouble. Dr. T I T A TUT 17 » Kilmer’ s Swamp-Hoot the Departed by the Blanchard, June D l j A i X l J l i . great k i d n e y r e m e d y 21»t: Mac Murry, Norris Murry, promptly cares. At druggists in fifty oent j And dollar sizes. Yon may have a sample ti Jaccoma, Jno Scbleemann, J A bottle by mAil free, a ls o pamphlet telling Porter and J Falsher. All about it. Address, Dr. Kilmer A Go., Binghamton, N. Y. Arrivals ou the steamer Fulton, “ r TO In the supreme court, yesterday, the case of J. J. Stanley, D. F. Dean, B. F. Ross, W. W. , Hayes and J. H. Scbroeder, plaintiffa-respondents, vs. J. A. Luse, M. A. McLeod, Thus. Howard, E. O. Flanagan and the Sun Printing Company, defendants- appellants, an appeal from Coos county, was argued and submitted. The action was brought for the pur pose of securing a settlement of a controversy between the stock holders, of the Sun Printing Co., of Marshfield, all parties tp the action being stockholders of ^ i e said cor poration, for the appointment of a receiver, and for an injunction against the defendant, enjoining them from iiterfering with the busi ness of the corporation, or from selling or incumbering their stock. Tbe cause came up in supreme court from Coos county, Hon. J. C. Fullerton, judge, and was argued by L. B. Fox, of Portland, for appel lants, and 8. H. Hazard, of Empire City, for respondents. 20 lbs. Rice for $1 at Geo. A. Robinson’s. 1 * W m. Hall and H^rgpy Mutt, of the North Fork, were in town yes terday. Tbe train brongbt in a large qnautity of merchandise for this place and Bandon via the bay last Friday. F ob R en t — A neat 2-acre home in Coquille. New house, fruit and shrubbery, and chance for garden if taken at once. * C losing S ales — T o close this season’s Millinery, the Betlin Store will offer all the Ladies’ Trimmed Hats at reduced prices. * Mr. Bnd Mrs. Henninger, par ents o f Mrs. Plyler, who lives in the Leneve bouse, left Wednes day o f last week for Stockton, Cal. Johnson Bro’s creditors have forced them to close their books against all creditors. But don’t ou forget it, they are in the mar- et for cash. * Albert Johnson, a student of the etate nniveraity at Eugene, will be borne on tbe lu-ooming steamer Fulton, from Portland, abont to morrow. Albert visited his brother Sam at Portland, and will bring with him some monuments and other art work which had been ordered, bnt which Sam conld not find time to deliver in person. Albert is one o f onr most studious and promising young men, al though so quiet and retiring in dis position. Onr old comrade, friend and fel low-townsman, Wnj. Notlfiy, de parted on yesterday’e train, via the bay, to California, thence east on a loD g and possibly permanent ab sence— although be may conclode to return. He will have a family reunion with bis sons at his son George’s home at San Jose, Cal., on the 4th of Jnly. Soon after lie will proceed to New Yqrk, thence to Devonshire, England, to be put in possession o f an inheritance of considerable value. Friend Not- ley was the first paying subscriber to the H erald , 17 years ago, and has been conti nuously a subscriber ever siuce. The H erald wishes him a eafe and profitable journey. Jesse McQuigg killed a tine brown bear At China Camp, abont 1} miles from his borne, last Fri day. He went out banting, but without any expectation o f meet ing a bear, and when be heard a noise, thought it was a deer, bnt caught a glimpse of bruin stand ing in his way and looking at him. He raised his gun and fired, the shot striking him on the? nose and ranging back into his bead: a sec ond shot broke bis neck, and an other ebot quieted the brute com pletely. He dressed 180 pounds. Jesse brooght us a sample roast aod one paw, which measures 44 inches across. The clawa are 1J inches straight across. The hide weighed 30 lbs., and measured 4J feet across and 6 feet long. { DR. DARRIN, OF ‘ POBTLANO. . XXTTTO I S t One of the Well-Known Dr*. D ut M to Visit Coquille, Oregon. Through the request of many in this vicinity, one of the celebrated Drs Darrin have been prevailed upon to visit Coquille, Or., and will have his office at the Hotel Coquille, July 5th to 20th. Those wishing to consult the doctor will find it fo their advantage to call on him while here. Dr. Darrin has made an enviable record for cures of long-standing disease. The doctor makes a vpecialty of treating diseases by electricity, by which many cases of long standing have been relieved and permanently cured. Consultation is free, and should there be a case that is incurable, the patient will be told immediately, thus saving any further expenditure of time and money. All chronic diseases treated suc cessfully. Any amount of refer ences at his office. The doctor may be found at his office from 9 a m. to 5 p. m.; from 7 to 8 evenings; and on Sundays, 10 a. m. to 3 p. ra. The poor treated free, except med icine. The doctor will be as Bandon on July 20th to August 10th, stopping at the Pacific Hotel. John Adams and family o f Fisb trap have moved to Wa’do, Jose phine connty. Oar old friend Hiram Bettys, of Fairview, was in town a day or two past on business. 18 lbs. of Western Refinery Dry Grsnnlated Sugar for $1, at Geo. A. Robinson’s store. * Mrs. Clarence Lowe acd Miss Mande Garfield, of Bsndon, vieited at Mr. and Mrs. R. E. B ock’s last week. Wes Nosier came in from Pike’s logging camp yesterday, having hurt bis leg badly by a chain strik ing it Hon. W. 8. Yandetburg had a call borne from this place last Fri day, Mrs. Y. having taken worse after a slight illness. Steamer Dispatch will leave Ban- don on the morning o f the 4th at 6 o’olock, at half fare, ticket good fo# return till next day. Word reached us, which we deem reliable, that the boom will strike Empire within a short while, as well ae other portions ot the connty. It is well situated for importance. F or S ale —In Bandon, one of the choicest locations, a pleasant home, new, unique in style, and with a splended view of tbe town and ocean. Sheltered from the north winds. For particulars, ap ply to the H erald . [tf J. P. Messer has a ben which deposits upon alternate days an ordinary sized egg and a tiny one about the size of a robbio’s egg. These latter he now intends to gather BDd have hatched, hoping to raise some Shetland fowls. AGENTS W A N T E D -F O B “ THE LIFE and Achievements ot Admiral Dewey,” the world’ s greatest naval hero. By Murat Halstead, the life-long friend and admirer of the nation’s idol. Biggest and best book; over 500 pages, 8x10 inches; nearly 100 pages halftone illustrations. Only $1.50. Enor moos demand, Big commissions. Outfit free. Chance of a lifetime. Write quick. The Dominion Company, 3d Floor Caxtou Bldg., Chicago. June 21st, from Han Francisco: Pete Clausen, Mrs. E. Farrer, Mrs. L. Richards, Miss Susan Richards, Chas. Shalin and J. Bryan. Departures north by the steamer Fulton, June 22: Mrs McCormAC, Miss Grace McCormac, Miss Alice McCormac, Mrs J M Siglin, J H Nosier, Capt Girwin, Capt Pearson, Martin Grof, S Soloman, W B Head- in gton, J M Beard, Mrs W Oldland, Miss Hilda Hergland, Carl Herg- land. Miss Oldland and Myrtle Bren- ker. • I Marshfield YEARS Why let your neighbors | know It? And why give them a I chance to guesa you are even | five or ten years more? Better give them good I reasons lor guessing tbe other way. It is very easy; for nothing tells of age so quickly as gray hair. Snn.i A new vessel is to be put on the stocks at the Porter mill. That will make four vessels this year. Yerily ship-building is booming on Coos bay. W. A. Newman, of Salem, passed through Marshfield this week en route for Bandon. Mr. Newman goes to Bandon to take charge of the woolen-mills. Many of the Coqnillers, it is said, intend to visit Marshfield on tbe Fourth add enjoy tbeir celebration at the motropoli8 and commercial center of Coos connty. Daniel Holder who built tbe schooner. Fritbioff in 1874, and the Sunshine in the following year in Marshfield, also the Lanra Madsen at Gardiner, Umpqua, is again with ns. W e weloome him back to Coos county as o do of tbe pioneers in tbe ship-building sndustry of this section. is a youth-renewer. It hides the age under a luxuriant growth of hair the color of youth. It never fails to restore color to gray hair. It will stop the nair from coming out also. It feeds the h«tr bulbs. Thin hair becomes thick hair, and short hair becomes long hair. It cleanses the scalp; re moves all dandruff, and prevents its formation. We have a book on the Hair which we will gladly ■end you. Bandon Recorder: Information has been received here that the Heruster has been tAken from this ran and is under charter for Alaska. A letter was received Wednesday evening stating that the steamer Coqnille River would take the place of the Heruster. It is also stated that the owners of the Heruster will put on u steamer between this port and San Francisco. A public auction o f a tine port able sawmill, engines, boiler, and everything complete, will take place at tbe 8. O. Co’s wharf at Empire C i’y on the 20th day of July, 1899, at 1 d . m. See ad of Oregon Coal & Navigation Co. The sale is for freight and storage. Hotel Coquille has changed bauds, we learn, haying been pur chased by our new fellow-citizen, John Cnrren. We learn, farther, that Mr. C. will occupy at an early day and refit the house with new Parties attending the celebra furniture and appointments from tions at Mvrtle Point or Marshfield garret to cellar. from the lower river, can come by R. O. McQuigg drove up to Myr tbe Dispatch on half-fare tickets, tle Point last Friday on businees, good to return next day. taking two little sons with him, ---------------- . « » a m - and while on tbe way met with an A Tacoma gentleman robbed a accident. The team shied at a dead man. Well, that was no worse point in the road and the wagon than to rob a livejman. Hardly so was overturned. Mr. Me and tbe bad. older boy were considerable hurt, but we are glad to eny not seri limits with you whether you continue t h f^ o M i nerve-killing tobacco h abit. N V - T O - U A ( U 4 ^ ^ n ously. rem oves the desire for tobacco, w lih -^ g w M f e B I out nervous dlBtreaa, expel« n i c o ^ - j r ! 1 I i P U U f f . puriOt»» tho blood, 11 The most complete establish tlno, ■tores lost m & a h o o d ^ ^ r T R l W I |0^O O O boxea akes too strong ^ t f v I ■ l A l m ^ s o l d , 400.000 ment in this section, because so m In healtn, n e r v e ^ d r ij n » W l w A B ^ e a « e « curetTBuy nd pocker^rf (XSAy I V T I O T O B A C from heavily stocked and handsomely • book. ^ 7 1 1 ( R i l ^ T o a r own d rueflat, who .¿ » e h for na. Take It with arranged in one line of manufac ¿ - A V 1 0 8 I » f S D w - il ' S l , m patiently, persistently One box. SI, usually euros; S boxes, f t 50, ture and merchandise, is that of guaranteed to cure, or we refund money. the saddle and harness house of F. LoDg & Son. This firm meanB business, and will d o what they promise in their ad., which appears in the H erald today. They solicit Mann facte rers of tbe patronage of onr readers, and we commend them, believing that First- they will do a fair, honest business. Class Mr. Long, senior, is an old ex-sol dier, and all things else being Arago, Oregon. equal deserves your special patron age- ^ A“ - H S ^ . ^ bir " d o fi qDm' CitTi ALBEE & HAMMACK, If you do not obtain all the bsne- I flu you expectod from the use of the “ -rite the doctor about It. fc k ir there . I iS -___ ___ — is ■ some - J t 1 f -— difficulty with your K<) general — system which may be easily Address, __ — illy i removed. __ ... _______ >r. J. C. Ayer, Lowell, Maas. Dr. Ireasnrtrs Notice. N o t ic e is hereby g iv e n that county warrant N o .619, for $500. and endorsed November 10. 1898, nnd county warrant No. 663, for $250, and endorsed December 7,1898, w ill be paid on presenta tion nt my office in Ccqnille City, Coos county, Oregon. No interest will be allowed after Jane 26,1899. W. W. HAYES. County Treasurer o f Coos cuunty. Notice «— Any person or persons cutting on or remov ing Chittim Barb from the Southern Oregon Company's land, without being duly au thorized, will be prosecuted according to law. Any poraon furnishing Buffi- cient evidence for the recovery of bark so taken will bo given one-half of the bark recov ered. SOUTHERN OREGON COM PAH. M E .R I WINS! M Celar Shinties. To C o ro C o n .ttp o tlo n F o r e v e r . Take CaKareta Candy Cathertlo. too orMe. It C. C. C. (»11 to curs, druggist» refund money. Dimension 8h ingles, f2.1T» at mill; Com mon Shingles, $1.40. O nly ono grade of Shingles made. Notice of Final Settlement. M A R R IE D . H i m - H i u —At Portland, Jane 21. 1899, at the reaidenoe o f the bride’ « nncle and OTICE is hereby given that the under annt, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Hale, U. G. signed, tbe exeoutor of the estate of Hayne and Miaa Rhoda A. Hale. Jr.mea McNaughton (deceased), has filed his final acoonnt in the connty coart o f the slate o f Oregon for Coos ooanty. BURN. That on the 2d day o f Jane, 1899, said M m - A t Lee, Jnne 26, 1899, to Mr. and court made and entered an order fixing Mrs. H. W Mast, neon. Wednesday the 5th day o f July at 10 o’clock Com.now—At Marshfield, Jnne 20, 1899, to in the forenoon of said day, at the connty Mr. and Mrs. Wslter Gondron, s son. lodge’ s office in the coarthoase at Coqnille T dtpss —At Bsndon, June 19,1899, to Mr. City, Coos county e Oregon, as the time and place for the hearing o f said final aooount, nnd Mrs. B. F. Tapper, n son. B o m —At Myrtle Point, Jane 17,1899; to and the settlement of said estate and the objections thereto, if Any Mr. and Mrs. John Roysr, s son. Dated this 2d day of Jane, 1899. Alford—Nssr Goqnille City, Jans 17, 1899, Jotne F. M UN FORD, to Mr. and Mrs. Hsnry Alford, a daugh Executor of the estate of James McNsugh- ter. ton (deceased.) N D IE D . W a ltx h — In San Francisco, Jnne 17, 1899, Mrs. R. Walter, of Marshfield, aged abont 42 years. WtKTs» — Middle-aged woman, without children, to take charge o f a house on a ranch for wages. Four to oook for, till fall: then only two. Addrean, Gao s o b Ftaarsa, Denmark, Cnrry county, Oregon. Oregon Coal k Navigation Company Agency. THE Fair Store IS REM O VE D TO THE NEW and COMMODIOUS RED FRONT. We Get Tlsre, I d Spite of Them. A N D NOW FOR 11 B A R G A I N S 11 ST A T E NORMAL SCHOOL M o n m o u th , O re g o n . (T'RAININO s c h o o l f o r t e a c h e r « , A NEW BUILDINGS, _ NEW DEPARTMENTS, UNGRADED COUNTRY SCHOOL WORK. E mpibs Grrt, Oregon, June 22,1899. he follow ing dksckibrd ün - Ora.dua.tes Seoure Oood Positions. claimed freight, having been in pos- _____ Strong ______ courses, well-equipped Training Depsrtment, Normal Course quickest and I session of this company for over three (8) wny to State Certificate “ '**“ te. Exuense for sear from $120 to $160. Board, $2.50 to $3 months, will besold for freight and storage * weea. — ... iuitiop. ft».x5 per term o f 10 weeks. Fall term begins Set>t»raber 19th. H according to law, by public auction, i mer terra, Jane 27-Hept. 1. For oatalogne. addreas, char; P. L . CAMPBELL, Presiden on the wharf o f the Southern Oregon Com- paoy, Empire City, Oregon, on the 20th Day of July, 1«99, at the hour o f one o’olock p. m. Goods are marked as follows: A. B. Culver, Empire City, Oregon And oonaists o f the following: 1 portable new Bnokeyc Sawmill, complete, standard size, including Fin« Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Gold 1 15-horse oower fire-box tnbnlar boiler, on wheels, with brake, tongue, double and Pens, Optical Goods. single trees; 12-inoh smoke-stack, etc., etc.; ] 48 feet cnrriage-trsck saw frame; 2 patent head-blocka, shaft, pulley, wh'Stle, lubricator, peavey, etc.; 1 8x10 14-horse power horizontal engine detached, made by Enterprise Manufac Sewing-Machine Needles and turing Company, Columbiana, Ohio. Hhaft connected direct with saw arbor. Musical Instruments. Terms of sale—One half cash at time of purchase; balance when property is re We solicit yoor patronage. We can plraae yon . j move*! . OKEGON COAL A NAVIGATION CO., C o q u ille By HoirrnEas O bkoq * C o ., Agents. I City, : C reg cn . T Wilsoi) Jewelry Co. Watch Repairing and Engraving.