Coquille City herald., July 11, 1899, Image 2

<EÜ?1 ¿ U f t n lil .
Couwy court Procwdlngs- July. 1899, Term-
Celebration In the Philippines.
Toasls of Five Nations.
TAPE
WORMS
Bridge Budget.
44 Example is Better
Than Precept.
Expeusef iu vacation after April,
Five prominent gentlemen of for­
Manila, July 4 . — There was a
Bridge, July 9, 18 9 9 ,-T l.e C-l-
ft
1800, term:
great celebratiou of tbe Fourth of eign birth chanced to meet iu Los
TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1899.
ebnitiou of the 4’ h of July at this
Salaries............................... $886 68 July here, with fireworks, hands, Angeles; one a Russian, ouo an
place was a gniud display of pat­
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY In d ig e n t............................ W4 50 speeches and decorations every­ American, one a Frenchman, odo a
t a p « w o r m o l g l i t e e i i f e e t lo iit f Bt
It is not ’ivhst <we say, but
riotism and country hospitality.
least
carao
on
the
scoue
after
my
taking
two
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Grading court-yard.......... 120 00 where, all nationalities participating. j Turk and another an Englishman,
The Hooksrd brothers, Thomas <what Hood's
C A S U A H E T S . Thin 1 am sure has caused my
Sarsaparilla
K. Pann.nhtrg
J. N. MrKwrn Telephoning......................
34 50 The foreign ships and consulates, j The gentlemen
became bosom bad health for the past three years. 1 am still nmt James, donated the In.lf of a
tuking Caaearcts. the only cathartic worthy of
does,
that
tells
the story.
J . S . M ° K \ V E N tV C ( ) . Circuit c o u r t .... . . ........... 137 00 including the Spanish, raised their friends, and finally a champagne noiloe by sonslble p e o p le ."
fat beef, aud “ Lou” Cribbins a fine
O k u . W . B o w l e s , B aird. M i l* .
colors in conjunction with the Stars BUpper was proposed. Each was to
JVI.Y, 1899, TERM.
Editors and Proprietors.
mutton, which w, re duly roasted Thousands o f testimonials are
Justice court expenditures. Stato and Stripes. The flagship Balti­ give a toast to his native country,
CANDY
or barbecued iu tine style by H. H.
examples o f ivhat Hood's
Devoted lo the material ami social up­
more fired a national salute at noon. the one giving the best toast boiug
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w
^
C A T H A R T IC
^
Brownsou during the uiglit before
building of theOoquil.« Valley imrtiou'itrly vs Ed M agarv —
at
uo
expense
for
the
wine.
Hera
All
nationalities
enjoyed
whnt
the
the
4th.
has done for others, and
W H S HydriJ P fo is .............$8
and of Coos County grnerallx .
Subscription, per year, in
$2.
Spanish pupers termed tho “ fiesta of are the toasts given:
J W Garter, constable's fee». 7
Early on the Hom ing of the 4th <what it ‘will do for you.
North
America.”
Kussinu—Here’s
to
tho
Bars
of
Lou Karl*, witness fees.......... 1
teams began to draw up at the-pio-
TRAOff MARK RCOIkTVRCD
8crofula — ** R u n n in g sc ro fu la sore/
«'»a » TUchnrd
The newsboys shouted Fourth of Russia that never were pulled down.
this «
ïsâ
; n>*i E c tt allfomta.
witness fees. 1
uio ground and unload their freight m a d e m e sh un ned by n eig h b o rs. Medical
San Fn
July editions, and soldiers paraded
Tfirk— Here’s to the Moon of
where contract« for a.1>«rtii>lnr pm lie n alt* f«r 1t 1
Robinson
“
“ . 1
of old sud young folks aud baskets treatm en t failed. A r elative uiRed m e to
try H o o d ’s S a rsa p a rilla . D id so an d I d few
tbe town, throwing firecrackers from Turkey, whose wings were never
R Bramai.t
“
" . 1
m o n th s the sores c o m p letely h e a le d ." N m .
I Pleasant. Palatable Forent. Taste Good. Do of “ grub,” until there were about
A
FARM
the batteries ou the water front Iu clipped.
Good, Never Sicken. Woaken, or Gripe. 10c. 25c. 50c. j 200 persons ou the grouuds.
State vs Drew A White—
J. M . H a t c h , E tn a, N . H .
Erenehmnu— Here’s to the Cock ... C U R E C O N S T I P A T I O N . .. . ! At 10:30 o'clock the marshal —
Inflammatory R heum atism -“ 1'*®
J H Cecil. J I* fees................ 8 85 the afteruoon the Luneta was
! Sterling Remedy C om pany, tblexgo, Mentre«], New York. 313 |
atta c k s of the g rip left m e w ith In flam m a­
crowded with Americans, Filipinos of France, whose feathers wero I '
John IVrrott, for mileage and
I Lon Uribblus—called them to the tory rh e u m a tism . A m &9 year« o ld , b u t
T
R
f
t
ß
f
1
Cold
and
cnnvmtppd
by
all
drug-
1
o o d ’s S arsa p a rilla cured m o an d I can
scrviug subpeenaa............... 11 80 aud Spaniards. Thousands of ped­ never picked.
M • I U - D A U gists to t i f o ; Tobacco Uabiu stand aud sunounced tkst all was c H lim
stairs an d w alk a n y w h e r e ." J . L o v * »
estrians and hundreds of carriages
Americau—Here’s to tin Stars
C F. Straug, for mileage aud
ready: Song, “ America,’' by the l a n d b , S73
F a r g o A v e ., B u ffa lo , N . Y .
•crving HUbpO'DRS.............. 2 30 went thero for the concert, directed and Stripes of the Unitod States of
“
Big
creek”
choir;
reudiug
tbe
H iverton Pick-Ups.
By special arrangement made with •I W Carter, for mileage and
by Bandmaster Carl Erudt, of tho America, that have never been
Declaration of Independence, by
the publishers of the FARM JOUR­
serving su bpomas.............. 1 40 Sixth artillery band, and hundreds trailed in defeat.
V. L. Arrington; soug, “ Patriotic
Riverton,
July
10.—John
Akt-rs
NAL we are enabled to offer that II N Lorenz, wit fees.......... 3 20 of Fillipinos played American tunes.
Englishman — Here's
to
the
left Inst week for Cle Elujn, Wash­ Glee” — choir; oration by Alex
paper to every subscriber who pays Nr Lorenz
4»
«(
Several hundred boys and girls, rompin,’ roarin ’ lion of Great Brit­
3 20
Hood’« Pili« cure liver 111» ; tho non-IrrlUtlny and
ington, where ho will join his brother Grishaber; song, “ Columbia the
for the HERALD one year ahead, Geo Boon
«
4.
7 50 Filipinos, Spaniards and Chinese, ain, that tore down the bars of Rus­ J. W. Akers.
Gem of the Ocean” — choir; decla­ on I y~cathar tic to take with Hood* Saratiparili^,
for only $1.50 -both papers for jho W R Darby
44
• (
from
the
public
schools,
each
carry­
sia,
clipped
the
wings
of
Turkey,
3 20
John Collins and family left for mations by Misses Frankie Arriug-
price of ours only. Our paper one J V Foster
<(
an American
flag,
sang picked tho feathers of France, and
“
4 80 ing
New
Mexico, where he will be em­ ton, Lora Audersou, Ora Cribbins Notice of Sale ol Real Estate on
year and the FARM JOURNALfrom T A Walker
<* 44
3 20 “ America," in a curious mixture of ran like ’ell from the Stars and ployed in the coal nqnea
aud Master Clare Jennings; song,
Foreclosure.
44
now to December 1003, nearly 5 Wm Hull
«
Stripes of tho United Stutos of
4 80 dialects.
by little Violet Arrington; then
Several
of
our
young
people
went
«1 44
years.
Tho FARM JOURNAL is John Collins
America.—Ex.
'
Chaplain
Knqdson,
o
f
the
Wash­
4 80
Y e u e b y g iv e n t h a t
to Bandon before the 4th to camp the soDg, “ The Picnic,” wus ren­ N o u I n V d er ’S ^ a M n i d U by
an old established paper, enjoying C S Nosier
44
v ir t u e o f a n e x e c u tio n
II
7 00 ington regiment, read the Declara­
and remain till after the 4th.
Part dered by the choir, after which all an d o rd er o f w ile issu ed o a t o f t h e C ir c u it
I B a n d o n R c o o r a e r . |
great popularity, one of tho best B F Powers
If
44
3 30 tion of Independence.
repaired
to
the
tables
to
eat
and
C
o
a
r
t
o
f
th
e
S
ta
t
e
o f O r e g o n , in a n d for
Cash Go xlinnu recently pur- of that party have not returned yet. talk, and there was enough to huvo th e C o u n ty C o o s , u pon a d ecree o f f o r e ­
and most useful farm papers pub­ D (Jrquhart
U <4
A general celebration at night
3 30
Miss
Gertie
McDonald
left
last
c
lo
su
r
e
,
o
n
th
e
f>th
d
a v o f J u n e , 181)9, in A
chrsed
an
excellent
piece
of
prop­
lished. (fad Do not delay.
41 44
3 30 was rendered impracticable bv the
Rov Draw
c e r ta in su it w h erein S . H . H a z a r d is u la in t -
week for San Francisco, California. fed 100 people more.
erty
nt
Prosper
and
will
make
it
his
it
4
4
law
requiring
tho
streets
to
be
iff
a
n
d
G
e
o
r
g
e
W
.
L
o
g
g ie , A m a n d a E . L o g -
1 50
Iu the evening there was a ball,
David Drew is now blacksmith in
i m e m w im m k e W It Darby
home.
, R o b e r t S h in e , S o u th e r n O r e g o n C o m ­
U 44
3 20 cleared at 8:30 o ’clock.
for which 40 numbers were sold, g p ie
Kd Lorenz
Alex
Smith’s
logging
camp.
a n y , S a r a h A. M o o re a n d H . H . M c P h e r ­
it 44
It has nlreadv been suggested
No Other Paper
3 20
N Anderson
Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. E. B. Price, and they danced eu the platform son arc d e fe n d a n t s , b e in g c a s e n u m b e r 1827
A Sensation for Tammany.
that tho people of Buudou begin
o f sa id c o u r t, a n d to m o d ir e c te d , a n d c o m ­
it 44
3 20
Gives the clubbing offers that you M McDonald
Miss
Ettio Bunten and Miss Reta under the trees until daylight next m a n d in g m e to se ll the h e r e in a fte r d e sc r ib e d
contributing to a fund for the pur­
il 44
morning— and no ouo was diunk, real p rop e rty in th o m a n n e r p r o v id e d b y
3 30
can got with the H kuai . u . N ow it' is C Cuvitt
McCorniac
spent
the
4th
at
Marsh­
New
York,
July
4.—
At
the
Tam­
It 44
or mad, and they hnd a good time. la w , an d a p p ly th o p roce ed s o f th e sa le o f
3 20 many celebration today, ex-Gt>y- pose o f baviug a rousing celebra­ field.
G H Carter
the
ch p rem ise s, as iu sa id d ec ree d ir e c te d .
It 44
tion on the Fourth o f July 1900
1 70
Hurrah, for America and Big su
W
H
Nosier
N o w , t h e r e fo r e , n o tic e is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t
Miss
Minnie
Hutchinson
is
now
eroor James S. Hogg, of Texas, was
O R E G O N IA N
44 ■
Creek.
B
ig
C
beekeb
.
I
w
ill, o n S A T U R D A Y , T H E l.T T H D A Y
3 30 responsible for the sensation of (he or 1901.
Ida B Nosier “
visiting Miss Reta McCorniac.
which we will give for 1 year as a
O F J U L Y , 1899, at t h e h ou r o f ten o 'c lo c k
ft 4.
4 80
Machinery arrived at Empire
A L Nosier
Mrs.
F.
M.
Jackson
and
daughters
in t h e fo r e n o o n o f sa id d a y a t th o f r o n t
day
premium to H erald subscribers.
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the fore part of the week for the spent tho 4th at Bandon, and also
3 30
Bas&McCormac “
Rev. Mr. Futroll has been up at d o o r o f t h e c o u r th o u se in C o q u ille G ity ,
“ We Democrats will go to the
Pay up arrears and send in $2 for
C oos c o u n ty , O r e g o n , o ffe r for s a le an d sell
It 44
3 30 next convention,” he said, “ advocat­ Parkersborg mill. It is tbe inten­ took a visit down tho coast.
I Urquhart
North Fork church several days at p u b lic a u c tio n to th e h ig h e st an d b e st
1 year in advance to the Coquille
4
4
It
5 50 ing, ns before, the unlimited coil- tion to Lure the tug Triumph go to
J L Beau
b id d e r fo r c a s h , all o f th e r ig h t, t it le au d
holding
services,
returning
yester­
When
the
“cat’s
away
tho
mice
City H erald and we will send you
1 50 age of silver and gold at the ratio the bay after tbe machinery next will play;” but when the cat got day. The meetings conductod by in te re st w h ich t h e said d e f e n d a n t s o r a n y o f
T N Johnson .1 41
th e m , h ad o n th e 29 th d a y o f J u ly .
or
the Weekly Oreaoninn for 1 year
Sunday.
W.W Gage, telegraphing to
back the school fund was increased Rev. Shangle, presiding elder, were a t a n y tim e sin c e h a v e a c q u ir e d i n o j t o th e
of 16 to 1.”
at a premium, fully paid up.
fo
llo
w
in
g
-d
e
s
c
r
ib
e
d
p
r
e
m
ise
s,
e
x
c
e
p
tin
Albany and Portland.......... 10 90
A party from Coquille consisting by $10.
largely attended and very profitable. o n ly th e u n d iv id e d p o rtio n s th e r e o f h erein g
There was lond cheering nt
■ M i m r r nr n ~ r r i ¡in r i ' t t r i... r i
Meals for prisoners............ 3 75 this. Ex-Governor Hogg said, th. of Capt. Butler and family, C. N.
Fine
hay
weather
and
all
the
farm­
a ft e r e x p r e s s ly e x c e p te d , an d w h ic h s a id
The Glorious 4th
Expenses in bringing pris­
real p rop erty is d esc rib e d a s fo llo w s , t o -w it :
Democrats in 1900 would denounci Westwood aud family, Mrs. Wright ers are improving their time and
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L
o t s n u m b e r 1 an d 2 o f se c tio n 8 6 in to w n ­
oners back to Coos for trial. 72 75 trusts, favor an income tax, thi nud Mrs. Henderson are camping “ making hay while the sun shines.”
sh ip 25, so u th o f ra n g e 14, v e s t o f th e W i l ­
Was not specially celebrated a!. Co­
Telegraphing to Dist Atty
on
the
beach.
la
m e tte m e r id ia n a n d c o n t a in in g 69 a n d G5-
A new coal operator arrived in
granting of Cuban independent
quille City, and most of tho citizens
100 acres. A ls o b e g in n in g nt m e a n d e r p o st
at Roseburg and stamped
our
town
last
week.
He
is
stopping
aud
the
construction
and
mninten.
o n nouth sid e o f C o o s b a y on lin e b e tw e e n
divided up their patriotic patronage,
2 32 mice of the Nicaragua canal, ant
General Miles Orates.
check book..............
! se c tio n s 25 a m i 26 in to w n sh ip 25 so u th o f
with J H. Tiinon and family. Ho is
some going to Marshfield, to the
r a n g e 14 w est o f th e W ill a m e t t e m e r id ia n
State vs Kd Carter—
yet
quite
small,
but
he
won’t
have
denounce imperialism anil govern­
grand celebrarion there, a large num­
| an d
r u n n in g
a lo n g
m eander
lin e o f
Mansfield, O., July 4.—General to grow much to be as large as his
$6 85
Orvil Dodge, J P fees
! said C o o s b n v a s f o llo w « : S o u th 28 d e ­
ber to Myrtle Point, a good many to J J Baker, constable fees. .. 10 80 ment by injunction.
Nelson A. Miles, who arrived here dad— will he, Jack V
g ree s w est, 3 0 c h a in s ; sou th GO d r«roeu w e s t ,
“ With these principles, we wil
Randolph, and small groups or fam­ John Smith, witness fe e s.. 1 50
7 c h a in s ; n o rth 49
d e g r e e s 30 m in u te s
yesterday as the guest of Hon. John
w e st, 6 c h a in s ; south 70 d e g r e e s w est, 5
go into battle, confident of victory,’
W EDDING — ASHTON—ELLI NO SON.
ilies going to other points or to the
“
..
2 50 he declared. “ But we want the Sherman, to whom he is related by
1 c h a in s ; Louth 42 d eg re es w e st, 12 c h a in s ;
R Clinton
“
HOUt ¡1 Zr* a -p ,------- •• vac, ,, u u m u » , ------ 1 *
woods to picnic. We had one pro­
On Thursday June 29, 1899, at
44
1 50 support of Tammany, the greatest marriage, was tho orator of the day
Dr Robinson
“
I c h a in s tc low w a te r ; th e n c e n o rth 45 d e -
vision made, wherein the Southern
44
1 c r e e s e a s t. 38 c h a in s an d 5 0 lin k s a lo n g low
1 50 of all the local political arganiza- this afternoon, at the celebration of the rsidence of the bride’s parents, of
G M Short
“
Methodist Sunday-school arranged
w a te r lin e ; th e n c e sou th 06 d e g r e e s 3 0 m in -
44
tho Fourth of July at Sherman Lampey creek, Charles W. Ashton
1 50
Chas Adams
“
I u tes e a s t. 12 c h a in s, to th o p la c e o f b e g in -
tions. And, above all,w e want t< Park. Every attention was shown hnd Miss Rose Ellingson, Justice O.
to have a basket picnic at Lamb’s Ed Lewellen
1
4
1
50
j
liin g , c o n t a in in g 70 acres o f tid e lan d fr o n t­
“
go into the tight under the leader
grove, to which they gave a general
The eeremouy
in g or a b u t t in g u pon th e s a id lo t s 1 a n d 2 .
44
General Miles, and ho was accorded A. Kelly officiating.
2 90 ship of William J. Bryan.”
Joe Clinton
“
| E x c e p tin g o n ly th e fo llo w in g u n d iv id e d
invitation to all the citizens to come
took place at 11 o’clock a. m., after
44
nn ovation wherever he went.
1 50
John Grunt
“
tio n s o f said p r e m ise s, w h ic h are n o t to
As ex-Goveruor H ogg uttered thi
X J r L i o r f u . n a . t e I p b o e r so
and bring tho children and baskets
which a grand banquet was spread T o t l i e
44
ld u n d e r sa id d e c r e e , t o w it: A n u n d i­
1 80 name of Bryau, the cheering wai
W Sinclair
“
v
id
e
d o n e -t e n th o f sa id d e sc r ib e d p r e m ise s
and spend tho day.
It was a very
A
more
enjoyable
occasion
was
never
44
1 90 defeaning and continued. During
W T Wallace
b a r g a in e d , so ld an d c o n v e y e d to th e p la in ­
nice affair and afforded a day of
witnessed by ye reporter. The par­
4 4
tiff b y th e d e fe n d a n t G e o r g e W . L o g g ie b y
1 50 a slight lull, somebody proposed u
8 L Roberds
*•
pleasure to the participants.
ties are both well known and re­
d ee d d a te d th e 22d d a y o f J u l y , 1891; a n d
44
1 50 cheer for Van Wyck, but tho crowd D iffe rs m a ter ia lly fr o m o r d _____
Grace Dietz
“
in a r , y _______
c h ills
T
h
is
old
reliable
and
a lso an u n d iv id e d o n e -t e n th o f s a id d e s ­
spected all along the Coquille river.
ond fe v e r .
I t is - the
r e su
lt o f rep eated
THE 0ELERBRATIONS
----- —
b it
m ost successful spec­ c ribed p r e m ise s b a r g a in e d , s o ld an d c o n ­
“ . . 3 50 failed to take it up.
Henry Bryan
“
s c u t e a tta c k s,
T h e liv e r an d sp leen a rs Their many friends wish them the
ialist
in
Hun
Fran
cis­
44
v e y e d to th e d e f e n d a n t S a r a h A . M o o r e b y
^ n -c lp a lly - e affec
ffe c te
d.
ted
T h e y a c t a s store-
. 1 50
At Marshfield, Myrtle Point and Geo W Dixon
“
co , still oflafiflwues to h er c o -d e fe n d a n t G e o r g e W . 1 jo g g le b y d|N^
i OUB mi fo r the m a la r ia 1 poison an d the
greatest amount of happiness and
euro all rvriX’t y l and dut«)U th e 23*1 «ley *>r J u ly . lS itl; alld
. 1 50
, 4$
Kundolph were the principal attrac­ Wilber Barklow “
.
b lood
takt
Eastern Newspaper Men in Portland,•
p r o o p r i c t j t k r o u g l i i li c i r l i f e o f xxia, t-
rtu m
m em .
T,)i
Hcrutnnl
Disensott,
an u n d iv id e d o n e -e ig lit ie t h (1 -8 0 ) o f fr .id
. i cm
-H
w
tions in this county, though through Jos Novtia
be rimony.
m u st
such as Gonorrhea, m o r tg a g e d p rem ise s b a r g a in e d , s o ld a n d
D ona A na .
d riv en o u t o f th e
our correspondent at Bridge wo
Portland, July 4.— The ciiy is
Cr 1 e o t , S t r : o t u re
o o n v ey e d t o th e d e f e n d a n t A m a n d a E .
sy stem .
H U D -
............. ........... ^
learn that the good people there
h er th e n n a m e A m a n d a E .
V ’.’V y f e S v u h i li s . in a ll its L o g g ie b y
YAN
w ill er a d i­
State vs J S Rogers —
full of the editors tonight. A
Don’ t Tobacco Spit and Smoko Your Life Away.
c a te e v ery
tra ce
f o r m s . S k in D is e a s e s ,
M c L a u g h lin , b y her c o -d e f e n d a n t Gfcorge
hadn't forgotten the day, but turned O A Kelly, J P foes................. $200 special train of thirteen sleepers
o f It.
HUDYAN
T o q u it tobacco ea sily anil forever, be m ag
x
N e r v o u s D e b ilit y ,
VV. L o g g ie b y d eed d a te d th o 7th d a y o f
w ill
d e str o y
th e
out in good force, had an appropri­
netic. full of life , nerve anil vigor, tak e No-To- Im p o t e n c y , S e m in a l W e a k n e s s an d L o s s o f
arrivod over the O. R. & N. at 9:15
J u ly , 1892; an d a ls o u n d iv id e d p o r tio n s o f
State vs Frnnk Lemon —
a c tio n o f th e p oi­
B ac, the wonder-worker, that m ak es w eak m en M a n h o o d , t h e c o n se q u e n c e o f s e lf -a b u s e sa id d esc rib e d p rem ise s b a r g a in e d , so ld a n d
son an d e v e n tu a lly
ate program, a feast of gtiod things J H Cecil, J P fees.................. 4 45 tonight, bringing over 400 delegates
strong. A ll druggists, 50c or 91. Cure guaran­ a n d e x c e sse s p ro d u c in g t h e fo llo w in g s y m p ­ c o n v e y ed to o th e r p e r so n s w h o are n o t*
d r iv e ou t the last
to eat and enjoyed the day im­ It E Buck, constable fe e s .. . .40 35 to the National Editorial Associa­
teed
B ooklet and sam p le free.
Address t o m s : S a llo w c o u n te n a n c e , d a r k s p o ts u n ­ m a d e p a r tie s d e fe n d a n t in t h is su it, b y the
r tic le o f it fro m
s y s te m . In a d ­
f d a he
S terling Rem edy C o., C hicago or N e w Y ork , d e r t h e e y e s, p a in in th e h e a d , r in g in g in d e fe n d a n t G e o r g e W . L o g g ie . b y d e e d »
mensely.
The celebrations nt the W D lteese, witness fees.. 2 00 tion, which meets tomorrow morn­
ition
to
th is,
-*
-
— —
th e e a r s , lo ss o f c o n fid e n c e , d iffid e n c e in
d a te d p rior to J u ly 1 0 th , 1892, w h ic h are
H l 'D Y A N w ill r e­
former named places were elabo­ John Herlin
“
“
2 90 ing. Small delegations have been
a p p r o a c h in g s tr a n g e r s , p a lp ita tio n o f th e e x c e p te d fr o m th e lien o f sa id m o r tg a g e b y
sto r e th e lo st a p ­
T I i c N a t i o n a l l.iim l L i s l ,
h e a r t, w °a k n e s s o f th e lim b s a n d b a c k , lo ss th e c o m p la in t o f p la in tiff.
p e tite .
It
w ill
rately planned and mot the expecta­ David Gibbons
“
“ . . 2 90 arriving for two days past, and
build up tho w e a k ­
o f m e m o r y , p im p le s o n t h e f a c e , c o u g h s-
W it n e s s rov h an d t h is 13th d a y o f J u n e ,
tions of all concerned ns to numbers T M Willard
“
“ . . 2 90 today, in addition to the special
ened
s y s t e m .
T h e o n ly g e n u in e real e s ta te p ? p e r p n b - c o n s u m p tio n . e t c .
1899, a t C o o n ille C i ly .C o o s c o u n ty , O r e g o n .
HUDYAN
will
iflhed iu A m e r ic a . I t c ir c u la t e s in e v ery
attending, and appropriateness and
D
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h
a
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p
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a
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tise
d
in
Han
F
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a
n
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W . W . GAGE,
from the east, quite a number ar­
State vs Tlieo Morcollo—
m a k e n ew
blood
s ta te in th e U n io n . P a r tie s in te r e s te d in c isco o v e r 37 y e a r s an J t h o s e t ro u b le d s h o u ld
S h e riff o f C o o s c o u n ty , O r e g o n .
an d
n ew
flesh.
enjoyableness of the day.
W H S Hyde, J P fees.......... 6 45 rived from the north aud south,
b u y in g , s e llin g o r e x c h a n g in g la n d , m e r ­ n o t f a i l to c o n s u lt h im a n d r e c e iv e th e b e n ­
T h e p ain s In the
B y C . A . G aoe , D e p u t y .
lju nllY
bones
till
d isap p e ar.
c h a n d T is
h e e or
b efu
o th dd
e r led
p rop e rty w ill fin d w h a t efit o f h is g r e a t s k ill a n d e x p e r ie n c e .
J W Carter, constable fe e s ... 4 30 mnking a total of about 700 editors «
The
A GRAND DILL
b rain w lj becom e c lea r.
H U D Y A N will
th e y w a n t in T H E N A T I O N A L
LAND
T 'O it S A L E — 147 A cr e » o f L .in J
d o c to r cu res w h e n o t h e r s f a i l .
T r y h im .
J, , H m ile
in
the
city
tonight
On
account
of
Thomas
Howard,
wit
fe
e
s
..
.
.
1
50
o
a
ll
t
h
i
and
m
a
k
e
you
w
ell.
H
U
D
Y
A
N
L I S T . I t is j a m fu ll o f sp e c ia l b a r g a in s C U R E S G U A R A N T E E D .
At night wound up the day’s doings
P e r so n s cu red
1 fro m N o rw a y , C o o s c o u n t y . Kn n o w a
as c u r e io th e r s an d it w ill c u re y o u . W e
“
“ ....
1 50 the large number of people who describe
iHticolars, m i l
C h a r g e s r e a s o n a b le .
C a ll o r a s’ th e M c C ln r y i la c e . F o >r
r patio
t ie s y m p to m s . S tu d y th e m c a r e ­ o n d offers o f e x c h a n g e . S in g le c o p ie s b y I a t h o m o .
at this place, having a good attend­ Carl Albright
HENRY GRADY,
fu lly . T % y are y o u r s. D o n ot d etay lo n g ­ m a il 10 c e n ts. A d d re ss T h e N a t io n a l L a n d j w r ite .
D R . J. F . G IB B O N .
came
from
the
interior
to
the
cele­
Richard
Ayer
“
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.
.
.
.
1
50
on
ance from those w 1 h > laid centered
er, but tlce H U D Y A N n ow an d y o u w ill
L i s t P u b lis h in g C o .,G r e e n R id g e , M is s o u r i, j
N orw ay, O regon.
62 5> K e arn e y st r e e t . S a n F r a n c is c o C a l.
jn n 2 0 t4
Coroner’s inquest on body of bratiou today, and the editors, the be cured.!
here on their return from other
hotels
of
the
city
are
taxed
to
their
John
Wells,
deceased
—
J.
places. Leach's orchestra provided
DERfi ARE YOUR SYMPTOMS:
L CON T A N T
HEADACHE
AND
this night's entertainment for the Win Horsfall, M D.exam phys$10 75 limit, aud anything in the shape of
T H O U B lJ :i> 1 1 R A IN . T h e m a la r ia l p oi­
•
•
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coroner’s
fees.
I
I
00
a
bed
is
at
a
premium
tonight.
votaries of Terpsichore, and it ivns
son is ctr< ilutlng In th e brain. H U D Y A N
Carl
Albright,
juror’s
fe
e
s
..
1
00
The
Hotel
Portland,
where
most
will drive it out.
H U D Y A N w ill p u r ify
one of great enjoyment.
the blood and th e b rain w ill rec eive it
HOLBROOK, MERRILL
“
“
1 00 of the editors are being entertained, In
a pure tute. Y o u r h e a d a c h e s w ill d is ­
[A brief report of the proceed­ Otto Schetter
a
p
p
e
ar
at
l
your
m
in
d w ill b ecom e clear.
presents
a
handsome
appearance.
S
Lapp
"
“
1
00
k STETSO N .............
ings nt Randolph reached us loo
1. i. p ; - E O B
Y E L L O W IS H
COM­
HUDYAN
will e sta b lish a
C Kronholm
“
“
1 00 The mnin court was decorated with P L E X IO N
late for this issue. — Kn. H erald .]
fr e e clrcd ition o f p ure b lood an il c au se
Also
BRIDGE
& BEACH
*• -m » *
W D L F Smith “
“ . . 1 00 hundreds of American tings, in ad­ the cheeki to a ssu m e th e ir n a tu r a l color.
3. LO SS )F A P P E T I T E A N D G N A W ­
dition
to
tho
flags
of
all
nations,
G
W
Tribby
“
.
.
1
00
Tried to Kill Mother.
IN G IN T IK S T O M A C H . H U D Y A N will
STOVES’ —
L Pack wood, witness fe e s .. . 1 GO while the electrical display was c le a r the i tom ach a n a r e sto r e th e u p p e-
tlte and tty d igestion o f food w ill b ecom e
u.M Francisco, July 5— While iua W Turner
“
“ . . . 1 60 more gorgeous than anything yet p erfec t. ]
fiO O F W E IG H T O V E R T H E
drunken frenzy, Cornelius Manning Christeusen A Johnson, voftin 10 00 seen in this city. On one side of L 4. I V F E E R E . L Tills
^
C . JP. T X j AJZ. i X j , F Æ a s te r .
is d ue to th e e n la rg e m en t
th e liver. It Is filled w ith the poison
tried to kill his mother by throwing Jno Dear, grave lot, digging
the canopy nt the entrance to the • o f f malaria.
and any other
H U D Y A N w ill d riv e ou t the
a lighted lamput her. The effort of
grave, e tc............................ 10 00 hotel, the words “ Welcome N. E. poison and cause th e o r g a n to a ssu m e its
MAKES REGULAR TRIPS BETWEEN
Mrs. Kennedy, who was visiting Mrs.
Coroner’s inquest on body of Association” were displayed iu pur­ n a 6. tu r H a l E A s'.®.
V IN E S S IN T H E R E G IO N O F
T
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E
S
P
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E
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N
.
T
h
e
sp
leen
b
e
c
o
m
e
s
Manning, to save the life of her Creed Beyers, deceased—
ple and rad electric lights.
g r e a t ly enlarged.
H U D Y A N . by Its d i­
Or any and everything
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hostess, resulted in frightful burns, Wm Horsfall, coroner’s fees.$15 05
rect action on th e m a la r ia l p o iso n , w ill
lessen th e congestion an d ea u se th e h e a v ­
CelebraDons are Expensive.
carried in a
which will probably end fatally for J 1) Dully,
juror............. 1
in ess to disappear.
Y o u a r e su ffering irons C h ro n ic M a ln ria
tho unfortunate
woman.
Paul A D Wright
1
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First-class Hardware Store.
and you can be cu red . T h e relief Is hold
For further information concerning dates of sailing, fraigbt, pas­
Chicago, July 5.— The Tribune c u t to vo s. It Is H U D Y A N H U D Y A N
Kennedy, the husband, is also F Black
1
“
111 relieve _ you
e ______
very
sy
m and
y o __ r
. m p to
___
prints
statistics
from
62
of
theprin-
sage,
etc., address.or apply to
//. L. BURLESON,
painfully burned al>out the hands T M Boon
1
“
,
m a k e you well.
W hen
you
h a v e used
cipal cities of tbe nation showing H U D Y A N tell voi u r f r ie n d s w h a t It h as
and face, and his little 5-year-old M H Hborwood “
1
Marshfield, Oregon.
d one for you. H Î i u d y a n can be ob ta in ed
the results of patriotic fervor on o f a ll druggists f o r 50c p er p a c k a g e
niece, Maud Kennedy, is so seriously S B Sherwood “
1
rSucce880i*8 to J. J. Lamb. |
six p ack ages for 12 50.
Tf you r d m g x i s i
July 4. The number of killed re­ does not keep It, sen d d ir e c t to the HTTi>-
injured from the flaming oil that, J D Dyer, witness fe e s ., 1
A. C. W IL S O N .
Y A N R E M E D Y C O M P A N Y . San F r a n c is ­
J. c. WILSON.
ported is 3; injured, 1074. Fire co
H e»««* V I T A L I T Y
though she will recover, sho may bt Chas Dully
1
«
ftl.T k a m ith a n d W n g o a m ik « r
or L o s A n ge le s. C a l.
R enaem b^r tivrvt
P ra ctic a l M a c h in is t.
L O S T V IG O R
losses
due
to
fireworks
$149.165.
you can consult th e H U D Y A N D O C T O R S
marked for life.
1
W Lnwhoru
“
" ,
A N D MANHOOC
FREE.
Call and see th e d o cto r *.
You
Of the injured 627 were hurt by m
a y c a ll an* 'se e t h e m o r w r ite , a s you
The tragedy took place nt the R Catching
1
“
"
d esire. A d dress
,
Cures
Impotency,
Night
Emissions and
cannon
firecrackers;
113
by
toy
home of Mrs. Manning on Jones and E H Beyers
1
“
“
wasting diseases, all effects o f self j
cannons; 60 by powder explosions;
Greenwich Htcets. Young Manning Mrs Beyers
1
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abuse, or excess and indio-
69 by skyrockets; 143 by guns and
came home with a friend named Miss A Beyers “
1
" ,
cretlon. A nerve ton leant! M A C H IN IS T S ,
Mo.
816
South
Broadway,
revolvers
and
15
by
stray
bullets.
Taylor.
A quarrel ensued, and
Circuit court expenses —
— n blood b uilder. Brings the
Let
Angola*.
CaL
when Mrs. Manning attempted to D H Johnson, serving wit­
IJ '¿St/* [ ink glow lo pale cheeks and ! W a g on m a k ers,
Pale, emaciated, thin, weak men
"
restores the fire of youth H o r s e s h o c r s ,
quiet her son, ho dashed a small
O*». M m S oo , Market an* BIUs S*a.
nesses and for mileage.. . .$10 50
and women, Hudynn cures. All
By mail COc per box; O boxes
l e e P r a n e le e o . OeL
lamp oirtlio floor, where it exploded. J W Nosier, serving witnesses
druggists,
50
cents.
for ln24tO; with n w ritten gu a ran ­ and B la ck sm ith s.
Ha then threw a larger lamp at his
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and mileage........................ 5 70 I
mother.
It struck Mrs. Kennedy, E A McDuffee, serving wit­
(Marshfield Han.)
FREE, TO CASH SUBSCRIBERS. tee to cure or re ft in tl tbo m oney.
Machine work of all kinds, built new or repaired; iron and wood turning;
who attempted to interfere, and fell
nesses and mileage........... 27 00 I Captain Hans Reed has moved
N E H V ITA M E D IC A L CO.
hlaeksmithing and wagon-making in all branches.
In order to get our delinquent Clinton A Jackson S t«., C H IC A C O , ILL.
at the feet of the little girl.
All 8 J Tuttle, meals and bed
bis family to Marshfield.
subscriberi
to
pay
up
and
in
advance
were dreadfully injured and Mr.
for jurors............................ 26 00
F or »a le b y C o q u ille P h a r m a c y
Engineer C. E. Nicholson went
MACHINE, WAGON AND FARM WORK ARE SPECIALTIES
Kennedy was badly burned in trying
Grand jurors—
ont to the front yesterdsy to join we will
make them a present
to extinguish jtlie flames. Young O W Clinton...................... $13 20 tbe gang o f men at work maxing
BO Y E A R S -
of a year’s subscription
E X P E R IE N C E
Manning at once fled, and lias not D P Strsng..........................
12 00 tbe survey for a railroad up Cun­
to the
been captured.
S C G iles.............................. 13 80 ningham creek. This railroad will
C A Hanscom......................... 12 00 tap one o f tbe finest bodies of tim­ N
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Self Reliance: Matters political V N Perry............................... 12 00 ber in Cooe county.
published
at
Portland,
Oregon.
A. B. D ean, Proprietor, •S2T?
do not interest Rey.JC. II. Currens. * W A Gilmore
17 40
The song scow is making good
because his home, lie avers, is in J W Hall..............
Successor to Nosier Bro’s.
12 60 progress clearing North Coos river. The Farmer is now in its 30th year,
and is authority on aH subjects per­
an d A . O . W h e e le r ,
heaven. At present however he ia
(C o n t in u e d n e x t w ee k )
Manager Getty expects to have that
D e s ig n s
taining to (arm work and conditions
sojourning in Chicago, and he must
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
branch o f Coos river work com ­
Thomas Edison keeps in his shop
AnTnne »endln* a Elietrh Mid description may
General Draying and Hauling a Specialty.
be mighty homesick.
pleted shortly, when he will move of the northwest.
qntcklr ascertain oar opinion free whether an
As the regular price of that paper
everything an inveDtor could potsi-
til 1 1 ,My petentablé.
Coromnntra-
Invention ta prntiahly
patentable. Coman
antra-
Commercial
Men Promptly and Safely
to the South Fork and lower Coos
ttona atiictlr ronfi.lanital. Handbook on Patenta
“ I have uaed Chamberlain's Cough lily want, a fact in which he takes
ia $t per year, it is easy to sec wliat B e t t free. QMM« aeentr for aerarti* patent*.
Deliuered
at
Any
Point.
river, where there are some ol>-
tosh Mann A Co. receive
Patenta taken through
a valuable premium we arc willing
Remedy in my family for years and considerable pride. The other day
------Bt
i r m i notice,
», w
wit
nm
hoot
n n l CD
ili E mi
r g e li , t H
n u t M
he
struo'.ione to navigation to be re­
to give to our paid-in-advance sub­
always with good results," says Mr. he offered a prize of $10 to any of
G o o d R i g s , S p a n k i n g T e a m s , R e a s o n a b le R a t e s .
moved.
W. B. Cooper of El Rio, Cal. “ For hia assistants who would need in
scribers. This applies to all new
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A hendeomely lllaatrated weekly. U n * t d r -
eola tion o f any actenttlc Journal. Tarma. 9* *
small ehildrin we find it especially their work au article notin tbe
Hudynn is now sold at 50 cents subscriber», and all who will pny
GOQUIL i I a D C IT Y , OREGON .
tear
montha. |L Sold by all newed^iler^
effective.”
Fur sale by R. S. shop. The man who took the prize per package by all druggists. Get their dcliaipiencies and a year in
First S t r e e t , .................................... Near Odd Fellows’ H all.
Knowlton.
i wanted a clothespin.
advance before March 1, 1899.
tax V » tV..hln,.,nn It CL
lludyau.
CREATJOXIRlsrAI'
From now to tier. IM S
OFFER IHeiirlv •> Vrars.
SaUafmû
Dr Gibbon
CHRONIC MALARIA
CALL FOR:::
Doors, Windows
Building
Material,
San Francisco Direct,
(Dice Blanchard,
San Francisco and Coos Bay.
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WILSON & WILSON
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
DEAN'S LIVER Y, FEED I
P atents
u o ik
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