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Newspaper Page Textm T T T Y N " R 'Y ' Is n d M u p liv e d iiw iia e — Town Council Proceedings. 181bs. dry granulated saear 8 1 1 T *»■*■*•'*' * tnuiiHHnds hnve it and | € c t(iilU <£U?j ¡T in n it i. at the Fair Store. * T J. R O U B L E '*■ If y°u X V '- » U XD X j X j WHf|, _ Bj „ k real,|.g y o 0 1 The hoard met iu called session j ___ LL ----------g---------------I-------i The H erald is prepared to do job can muka no niixtalre by nuiua Dr. Kilmer's Saturday evening, July 29th. T U E SD A Y , AUGU ST 1. 1899. i printing in the best style. Bwmup-Bool, tli# (¡rent kldnty remtily. At uruKumt* in fifty cunt and dollar aizea. Members present: J. H. Cecil, Prot. and Mrs. Hawkius left last ( Sample bottle by mail free, alao pamphlet chairman; Tmstees Nosier, Hud yon how to find oat if yoa have kid R E G U L A R T R A IN S Friday on a visit to Curry county. telling son aud Seed; Marshal Goodman; ney trouble. Address, ONDAYH, WEDNESDAYS ami EHI Dr. Kilmer A Co., Binghamton, N. Y. Recorder MoLiuffee. Absent, Trus J. S. Coko, attorney o f Marsh days « ili rnn aa follow»: tee Strang. Minutes of July 21st Arriva field, was a business visitor at Co- Lnnvu I 10:15 a. in. read and approved; Trustee Seed 7 It a. ni. I Mnrnhfinlu quilln yesterday. 7:45 I llaaver Hill J un-l’ u Leave 0:45 was excused for the evening. •• 0:00 8:15 “ I COqLULLK CITY C. D. Elliott’s family moved to / J /t Y o « iy 5 $ wmiv , Bi$ utve, The remonstrance of J. Nasburg Arriva • • 0.-00 their new, remodeled and handsome 8:46 a. m. | Myrtle Pom« ‘ OKÎiMïtiA, L°°k> ìiyvaìiv , and others, against tbe replaokii g home iu town last week. of First street, in front of lots 1, 2 Vu\i)kiiN$ tr^iiY. ANNOUNCEMENTS. nnd 3, in blcck 3, original plat of Judge J. W. Hamilton and Dis Wwvted to Coquille City, was received aud trict Attorney Geo. M. Brown have .'Mexico^ The C oob County Sunday-school gone to Toledo to attend a regular ordered placed on tile. Pidrct ktY»Y/ Union executive officers will meet term of circuit court On motion of Hudson, seconded in Coquillo City AucuBt 8— instead X-i\ iWMcKjlovc by Nosier, it was ordered that the The Pharmacy’s invoice of new o f the 15tb, as decided ut the Ban- 17 fStlid C^ir\W4kl*t5diT couuty court be granted tbe privi wall-paper was in demand before - - -I don meeting. perfeef tT n \ ç - K e tp er> - We a ! hivt fhenuljo lege of laying a sewer pipe from it was opened, and many selections the courthouse to the Coquille The county superintendent noti filled, while mere had to be ordered. a full. lii\L°t]*wtyjilvf rwre.Ckta efc* river, ou the route nlready sur fies us that the annual teachers’ W ilbon J ewelry C o . veyed by order of tbe couuty Mrs. Knowlton, Mrs. Geo. Pike institute will convene at Coquille court. City, August 21-25. State Superin and Mr9. A lfrid JobusoD, and mem F or R ent — A neat 2-ocre home O d motion it was ordered that tendent Ackerman and Prof. Grout, bers of the several families, went to New house, fruit and the recorder be instructed to ask Bandon last Wednesday on a beach in Coquille. of Portland, will attend. shrubbery, and chance for garden if for sealed hi Is from the Bulletin outing. taken at once. * and H e r a l d for the town printing. iiO C A L ITEM S. County Surveyor Cathcart came Moved by Nosier, seconded by Mrs. C. L. Nordstrom (nee May over last Friduy to lay out the Additional locals on 2d page. sewer from the courthouse to the Johnson) came over from tbe bay Hudson, that the marshal be in structed to remove all.obstrnctions Corvallis flo u r 83.50 per l>bl. at river, us ordered at the late meet last Friday to visit some time with from First street from sidewalk her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter the Fair Store. * ing of thecouuty court. to sidewalk. , Motioucarried un Johnson. E. P. Mast, of McKinley, took in animously. , Attorney J. F. Hall, o f Marsh Johnson Bro’s creditors have The following bills were tbeu field, oame over on legal business our town last Friday. Mr. M., like many others, is suffering from a forced them to close their books passed upoD: Lee Goodman, yesterday. But don’t wheeling gravel, allowed 83.50; bad cold, but is otherwise himself against all creditors. Mrs. Fnnnie Dyer, of Bandon, is and as rollicking as ever. you fergot it, they are in the mar Ernest Lammey, same, 83; N. Lor visiting her sister, Mrs. R.E. Buck, ket for cash. • enz, supplies during quarantine, V. L. Arrington, o f the Middle and spent Sunday in Coquille City. The Oregonian o f the 2Gtb of $3 20. Fork section, passed down to Ban The steamer Antelope, Capt. G. No further business appearing, don yesterday. Tbi6 is Mr. A ’s July contains a brief sketch of Mrs. W . Leneve, will wait every train first visit at Coquille and amoDg Martha A. Tapper, iucluding a tbe board adjourned. morning for the train from the bay old-time friends for several years. fairly good wood cut, as the only W, E. M c D uffee , before starting to Bnndon. Auditor nnd Clerk. ‘'postmistress" in Coos county. The steamer Antelope will await Mrs. Oscar Brown, nee Alice Go P lease R eturn .— Someoue bor passengers from the bay every Junior League Program, Aug. 6, 1899. ble, of Ferndule, Cal., arrived in train morning— Mondays, Wednes rowed a volume of “ Cowdry’s Jus Coquille this morning and is the days and Fridays— before leaving tice Treaties,” a large book, which Music, by Irene Lamb; reading, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson. for Bandon and lower-river points. I desire they should return to me Proverbs, 3d chapter, 1-8 verses; at once. J. H. C ecil . Mrs. H. 8. Kribs and children rollcall, responding with scripture A large aud np-to date donkey en were visiting at T. P. Hanly’s gine was leceived from San Fran The teachers’ institute is an verses; minutes of last meeting; lovely home on the lower river for cisco by last Wednesday’s traiu by nounced to be held iu this city reading, ‘ ‘A Cripple’s Mission Band” a few days last week, returning Wm. Howell, for his Fishtrap August 21-25, and will be tbe — Nellie Fairman; ‘'God’sSparrows” Saturday. camp. It was moved to the camp first at this place for several years. Clare Sherwood; “Student Mission music. We hope to see Coquille do tbe aries”— Iplthel Fairman; F o b R e n t —House and four lots last Friday. Close with Lord’s prayer. honors that will also honor her near Christian church. Two good Rev. J. T. Hoye, Baptist mis I one II anscom , garden lots in bottom, and small or sionary to Coos county, and Rev. self. 1st Vice-Pres. chard o f good fruits on bench lots. T. J. Owen, a Baptist minister, In supreme conrt at Salem, last Leta Barrows, President A pply at this offico. * came over from the bay and passed Thursday, the court ordered as Charley Collier came down from down to Riverton last Friday to follow s:" A. M. Crawford, respon Arrivals and Departures. conduct services. his mine Sunday, and brought his dent, vs Eugene O ’Connell et al. fsm ily aloug. He will remain a appellants; appellants’ time to serve The semi-annual (not quarterly, Departures by the Lnella, July couple of weeks aud then return. as heretofore) teachers’ examina and file the abstract extended to 26th, for Portland via Yaquioa: YV The family wi!l stay for school. tion will take place at the court August 15.” J, Warren, Dr YV -Howard, Fred Mrs. Lyons, and daughters Josie house in this city, beginning W ed Marshfield Sun: Wm. Howoll, Clark,— Burns, SYS Dow. and Mrs. Lilly Kronenherg, Mrs. nesday, August 9tb, and continue the Coquille logger, was in Marsh Arrivals from San Finnisco by Ida Owen, MiHs Marvin Lnmb and to and include Friday, the 11th. field this week. Mr. H. says that the Luella July 25th: Mrs. Chns Miss Kittie Johnson went up on Mrs. Nellie Whereat closed her times are brisk in tbe logging bus YY’illiam, Mrs YVB Dreeher, G YV Matt Rink creek Inst week to camp home at Beaver Hill last week and iness on the Coquille, and that he Long, Mrs G W Long, F O Downs, a few days. came to Coquille to Bpend a couple has advanced wages to each of his YVm Reichert.’ Mr Cramer. The H erald office had a pleas of mouths with her parents, Mr. employes from 85 to 810 per month. ant visit from Ensign Hawke« and and Mrs. Sackett. Her husbaud, n ow A r« T m X M n ji I Prof. C. A. Sayre, our expert op Dr. Hobb»' 3p»rizu> PtU|OOre all kMner Ilia. Sam Capt. Kuhn of the Salvation Army Mr. Whereat, is absent on survey ple free- Ada. Sterna« Kenedy Co.. Chlce«o or N. T. tician, will have office days at Hotel last Saturday, and was honored ing work. ------ ------------------------ ------- — Coquille— Saturday and Monday of With a special musical number on Something o f a racket seems to each week, He makes d o charge Rey. E. L. Filch, pastor of the cornet and drum by way o f sere be brewing between the city author for consultation and examination, Methodist chnrch at this place, nade. ities and Front street property and this being his home is guaranty conducted BeVvices At Myrtle Point IF THE PARTY for whom we owuers. Well, now’s the time to that his be6t skill and honest treat last Sunday, and Rey, J. L. Futrell are advertising 220 acres o f lnnd in settle it; better come now than ment will be meted out to all. at Marshfield, v Nebraska for sale or exchango will later, though fewer will eugnge in We are pleased to state, Mr. and Two persons joined the Chris correspond with the H erald , he may the battle. tian chnrch Sunday morning— Mrs. Mrs. Oscar Nosier will be content hear something to his advantage, ns Mr. nnd Mis. Figg left last Fri- to make their home at Coqaille, we have lost his name and present dny for Boswell Springs, Douglas Oscar Nosier and Mrs. Fairmnn. in preference hi returning to south Two also joined at the Sunday address. county. Uncle Ben has been a night services— Mrs. Etban Mc- ern California. W ill Msrshsll, of the mercantile great sufferer latterly from rheuma Duffee aDd Miss Jessie Simmons. Uncle Provit Dean has been visits these famous firm o f J. B. Marshall <fc S id , Ban tism. nnd Last night Mr. and Mrs. J. W. very poorly the past week, and don, visited at Fishtrap last week, springs for bis bpnlth; and may go Krewson were received and they gives no signs of a change for the taklog a bunt with some o f the to California later. will be immersed tomorrow. Revs. better. His antbma robs him of boys, And then returning ns far as F or S ale —Iu Bandon, one of Lister and Patterson will continue bis rest and he seems to grow this place Saturday and over Sun tbe choicest locations, a pleasant services through this week yet. weaker from day to day. day. The H erald had a call. home, new, unique in style, and William Miller, of Williams, The state board of agriculture is Leach’s orchestra provided a with a splended view of the town Sheltered from the Josephine county, who has spent arranging for tbe annnal state fuir, social dance last Saturday night at and ocenu. several weeks with bis son-in-law, to be held at Salem, September Band Hall, which was well attended north winds. For particulars, ap [tf Frnnk Miller, of Arago, will leave 15-22. The state has been divided and much enjoyed. The crowd ply to the H erald . for his home this week. He was into four districts, for tbe purpose was not excessive, bat just enough Our young friend and former to make a success socially. The townsman, Roll Anderson, arrived down last Friday and visited with of stimulating rivalry among tbe mnsic, of coarse, w h s a d attraction. from the lower coast last weak, bis old friend, Justice J. H. Cecil, producers and reriier classification before departing. He expresses of exhibits less difficult The AGENTS W A N T E D -F O R “ THE LIFE aud callod on the H erald this himself as beiDg well pleased with “ third” district comprises the couu- nod Achievements ot Admiral Dewey,” the world’ s greatest naval hero. By Mnrnt morning. Mr. A. was hart recently our section, and he will take back tiesof Douglas, Josephine, Jackson, Halstead, the life-long friend and admirer in a logging camp, but not as bad n good report o f onr cool, equable Coos, Curry, Klamath aud Lake. of the nation’s idol. Biggest and best book; over 500 pages, 8x10 inches; nearly 100 pages as at first reported and is now climate, ranging from 76 to 80 The illustrated lecture and mu quite over it. halftone illustrations. O nly $1.50. Enor degrees, while they, at home, have mous demand. Big commissions. Outfit sical entertainment given at Salva been luxuriating in a temperature We have used Chamberlain's free. Chance o f a lifetime. Write qnick. tion Army hall last Saturday night, The Dominion Company, 3d Floor Caxton Cough Remedy in our home for o f 90 to 110. by Ensign Hawkes and Capt. Bldg., Chicago. many yours and bear cheerful tes Three fine new business houses, ¿u h n , was well patronized and Mrs. Lizzie Divilbiss (nee Hud timony to its value as a medicine lecture son), of near Port Orford, Carry which should be in every family. and the remodeling and improve highly enjoyable. The county, came on a visit to her In coughs and colds we have found ment of Odd Fellows’ hall storeroom was accompanied hy stereopticon parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hudson, it to be efficacious and in croup and for mercantile purposes, all within views, over 40 in number, illustrat at this place Inst Tuesday, after whooping cough in children we a twelve-month, and all within the ing the Army’s social aod relief an absence o f about 4 years. She deem it indispensable.— H. P. R it space of one block, is very creditable work. Both are good musicians, has her two little daughters with ter , 4127 Fairfax ave., St. Louis, and shows predictions of experi good vocalists aDd handle the cor her, aud met with a warm greeting. Mo. For sale by R. S. Knowlton. enced and conservative persons, and net, mandoliD, concertina, banj6 the judgment of Dr. Moore in plac and gnitar wery well Their ser A baptismal ceremony, by im Bro. F. A. White, onr Salvation ing his Coquille Pharmacy two vices then and following on Sunday mersion, took place at the river on Army host, is patting in extra mo blocks back, proving substantial made good "impressions on the the Fox place, opposite town, Inst ments from bis shoemaking to tbe pointers of the evolution that must throngs of beareu, for both their Wednesday evening. The officiating manufacture o f masicAl instru come and push the trade center up ability and sincei'ty ate manifest minister was Rev. J. B. Lister, state ments oat o f onr fine myrtle wood. into the town. Work of improving in the good work. evsugelist of the Christian chnrch, Hefinisbed a bass drum some weeks this street will also begin at once, who is conducting a protracted Ago for tbe Army here, And bas fin and be of such a character as to moetiDghere, and the subjects werej ished one or more, with Another comport with the prospective public Mr. aDd Mrs. Prof. Claude Nosier, still on hand, very handsome, rich- demands. o f this city. The service took placp toned guitars. Ensign Hawkea Myrtle Point Enterprise: R. W. at 5 p. m., and was largely attended. aud Capt. Knliu, both musicians, AND The choir was led by Rev. Mr. pronounce Ihe myrtle instrument Lundy and son, W ill, returned M I S C E L LA N EO U S Patterson, who accompanies Rev. far ahead o f the nsnal commercial from a visit to the mines Sunday C laim s against the G overnm ent. Lister in bis evangelistic work and stringed instruments in sweetness last. Mr. Landy visited both the ‘‘Mountain Daisy” and “ Star” leads in song. o f tone aDd substantial workman cqines owned by tbe HarrisoD« Prof. C. A. 8syre, onr export ship. while goue, aDd Bays that they are optician, will have regular office T. J. Little lately bought the just as the Harrisons had repre f F e r w r l , Tturfi Auditor V. S. T rtM o r,.) days at Hotel Coqaille Saturdays properly adjoining bis livery stable sented them to him, aDd he is sat and Mondays. The people of Coos on Second street (old plat), known isfied they have very valuable A ttorney and C o a M e l l o r at L aw . Solicitor of A m tncan^nd Foreign Patents, oonnty are now finding ont they as tbe J. J. Baker property, and mines, which conclusion be arrived Trade Marks and Copyrights. are getting high grade goods at a yesterday began the demolition of at after practical tests of the rock Practices l*fore the Supreme Court of the U. S., very reasonable rate. The best tbe old tenement to make room for And d irt At the Mountain Daisy Court of Claims, aod all Departments of the Gov. proof of his skill is the accuracy a large and substantial residence they have gone down 7 or 8 feet on ornment. with which the professor adjusts and basioess house The building a seam in tbe solid porphyry by Special attention o i re» to claims of officers and for Army and Navy soryk-e M M lenses to correct all cases of defec will he aboat 34x60 (dimensions hlas.iDg and taking ont about A on listed mfit, Mexican W ar. W w ar . r of » 1 1 the . 1 t Rrbellion and the War tive vision. Careful attention and not postively decided npon yet), ounce of gold per day from tbe wUh Spain. A lso Clnim* Government Contract. t c c o u iiw . a _ t _ .. _ __________ Collection I o of i r Account». honest treatment to children who and two stories high. It will have dirt in this seam, while auy o f the Hefers by perm isión to Hon. Geo. !.. W ei- U- S. Senator from Maryland, Genera! O. are so often imposed on by raaoy a storeroom, as also hoarding and dirt for a distance o f 800 feet along lington. O. Howard, U S. Arm y, G eorge <*. Henning, traveling opticians. Call aDd have lodging apartmmt, ami faces south tbe hillside is pay dirt. Mr. Lqndv Pre«idei't, Traders Nstionml Buuk, Washington, yonr eyes tested and consult with directly Tu front of Hersey’s Dew is of tbe opicion, however, that D. C ., and others. N o c h ar^ef-r rJvice. Correspondence solicited. the professor and ascertain if the building. Work of improvement the Star, which appears to be a well Office#, Atlantic Building, glasses yon are wearing can be im of tbe strept will also begin within defined ledge in place, and which 92 S ini 1 93 * & Street, N. W ., proved on. No charge for consul a few days, and so business goes is rich in free gold, will prove tbe Room s, çô. V’7. 99 IO°» * tation and examiua'ion. * marching on. greater bonanza. W A 9 H IN O T Q N , D . C . M Teachers' Examination. !■ Docs veur llead Ache ? Are your nerves wreak? Can’ Isn’ t you sleep w ell? Pain in your back? La Lack ' energy? Digestion Appetite . bad? Boils or pimple*? These are aure aigna of poiaoning. From what polaona? From poiaona that are al- waya found In constipated bovela. If the contenta o f the bowels are not removed from the body each day, aa nature intended, these poisonous substances are sure to be absorbed Into tbe blood, al ways causing suffering and frequently causing severe disease. There la a common sense n UNHAPPY CHAPPIE. ► ► The first semi-annual examination of applicants for county and state certificate« will be held in the court house in Coquille City, August 9-11, 1899, commencing at 9 a. m. As this will be the find examina tion under the present law, atten tion is called to the following points: First—Examination begins at 9 a. m. and continues three day«. Second —Persons under 17 year« of nge aro not oligible to a certifi cate, and 18 years is the minimum age for 1st and 2d grades. Third—A fee of $2 is charged each applicant at the beginning of the examination, not to be returned even though the applicant should fail to pass Stationery, etc., furnished by the board. YV. H. H unch , County Superintendent. CONSTIPATION " I have gono 1 4 d a y * at a time w ltb w n t a, m o v e m e n t o f the b o w e l« , not bclug able to move them except by ublng hot water Injections. Chronlo constipation for seveu years placed mo la this terrible condition; during that time 1 did ev erything 1 heard of but never found any relief; such was my caso until 1 began using CASCARKT8. I now have from one to tbreo passages a day. and If 1 was rich I would glvo IIOO.OJ for each movement; M is such a relief.'* A ylaiku L. H unt . U»0 Russell Bt.. Detroit, Mich. CANDY w w ^ CATHARTIC ^ b G & c o M to TRADÌ MASK RfOISTVRKO Pleasant. Palatable. Potent, Taste Good. Do Good. Never Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe. 10c, 30c, iOc. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... MerUng KawaSy lawpaay, Chkage, Maalraai, lew Tavfc. M treasurers Notice. -------- -------------------- ------ - — Mention was made in last issne o f the H e r a l d that Mrs. S. E. Harkuess.of Grants Pass, had fallen heir to an immense estate in E ng land, aud we supposed it was our former citizeD, Mrs. 8. E. Hark- uesa, for she is now nnd has been foi four of five years a resident of that place, but it turus out to be her husband’s step-mother, also a Mrs. 8. E. Harkuess, and will in clude Mrs. L. W. Rogers and Mrs. E. Y. Stewart, sisters, of Ashlaud. Town Talk says it is “ a fortune, the magnitude of which makes the braiu o f an ordinary newspaper man whirl. * * * The amount in the bank waiting the demand of the heirs is stated by the sisters to be $40,000,000. There are alto gether 40 or 60 heirs among whom this amount will be divided. They daily insure an easy and natural movement of the bowels. You will find thatthe use of Ayer’s S ampsrliia with tho pills will hasten recovery. It cleanses the blood from all impurities and is a great tonic to the nerves. Wrttm th o D o cto r. Our Medical Department has one o f tbe most emiueut physicians iu tbe United States. Tell the doctor Just how you are suffering-. You will receive the beat medical advice Without oost. Address, DR. J. C. AYER. A Lowell, Mass. k 'w W T T W T 'VTOTICE IS HEKEBY GIVEN THAT i.1 county varrant N o .610* for $500, and endorsed November 16. 1N9<<, and ooanty warrant No. 063, for $250, and endorsed December 7, 1898, will be puid on presenta tion at ray ottice in Coquille City, Coos county, Oregon. No interest will be allowed after June 26,1899. W. W. HAYES, County Treaaurer o f Coos county. ALBEE 4 HAMHA.CK, Manufacturers o f M Cellar SM! A ra g o , O re g o n . Coquille City; AOKNTB. t ( J. Mi„ I. Lnml). Lee_ „,mdon. Dimension Shingles, $2.15 at mill; Com mon Shingles, $1.40. Only one grade o f Shingles mnde. The FarmJournal for 5 years nnd tho H erald at the price of one years’ subscription to the H erald . < V M. T. Sanderson and family, of Dillards, drove to this city in their own conveyance last Saturday, and from here took tho steamer Dispatch to Bandon to visit his brother, W. C. Sanderson, the merchant. Mr. S. returned to this place and looked about for a business location, finally striking a trade with J. J. Lamb for the lot on the corner near the boat landing, and now laid off and lum ber piled up for a business house. Mr. Sanderson, however, has secured the lot and will proceed to erect a nice 2-story business house, 45x60 feet, to have two store-rooms helow and the upper story to be arranged for offices. YVe have met Mr. San derson, and find him up in the scale as a citizen nnd business man, with means at hand to establish himself. He ¡3 a well-to-do Douglas county citizen, owner and operator of ex tensive nickel mines (at present idle), intelligent and aggressive, and the H erald greets and welcomes him. A BARGAIN, NEAR TOWN. It recta with you whether you continue ner to -killing tobacco habit. NO-I Q-HAWlnrSlUw r e m o v e s th<* . l e j i r « f o r l o b a r c o , « v i t h ^ C # out nervous diatress, expel« n.ico-^9n .1 fi 8 WfiPT» tine, puriflea tho blood, I A •tores lost manhood.^w/Tal WQgP^uuohoies makes you utroDg^mj IBIJuU^aold. 400,000 In health, n e r v o V i |L cases cured. Buy and pocketr^«»VttNR.>| Hb^NOTOBAC from book. own druprp’i.tt. who i N'gfPwtP'^your '} /¡yipT'lP will vouch for us. Take It with will, patiently, persistently. One box.tl. usually euros; 3 L oxch , f2.60, (ruarwniooa to cure, or wo refund money, rrlios Remedy Co. tblcafo, Montreal, Hew Tor*. M E .R I WINS! THE , Store ■ 4 BO YEARS’ W g, EXPERIENCE IS REM O VED TO THE P atents NEW and COMMODIOUS RED T rade m a r k s D FRO NT. - e s ig n s r r v w C o p y r ig h t s A c . Anyone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether on invention is probably patentable. Communica tions strictiy confldentlaL Handbook on Patents sent free. Oldeet agency for securing patents. Patents taken through Munn 8c Co. receive tccial notice, without charge, in the We G etT tee, Scientific American. I e Suite of T im A handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest elf. $3 a eulatlon o f any scientific journal. Terms. --------- ------ four months, $L Bold by all newsdealers 361 Broadway, New York ngton, D. C. F St.. Washington, A N D NOYV F O R 11 B A R G A I N S ! I COQUILLE fe J O H N C T T IS IS H IiT , P r o p r ie to r . (S>J New Management; New Furnishings Throughout; Commodious Sample-Rooms A itaci,cd. 163 Acres, at edge o f town, good ...... fruit land, abundance c f pure spring Ta lo Borvico the equal of any in southern Oregon. All white help water, underlaid with coal—partly developed— with temporary butld- New Bar Attached; : : Large and comfortable Office and Reeding Room ings, good garden nnd small pas ture lot. l ’ aiticulars at H erald office, or apply to T. H eaton . W ilsoi) Jew elry Co. . h a r r i e d . L orenz N elson —At the residence o f the bride’ s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nel son, iu Bandon, Julv 16, 1899, by lt«v. K. Ennis, George Loren/, and Miss Violet L. Nelson. fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Cold Pens, Optical Goods. D U R I f. Watch Repairing and Engraving. K n a p p — At Port Orford. Jnly 23, 1899, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Knapp, a son. B owash —At Myrtle Point, July 27, 1819, to Mr. and Mrs. F. Sowash, a daughter. Sewing-Machine Needles and Musical Instruments. DIED. S tb * kg —At Myrtle Point, July 20, 1899, at the residence o f her parents, Mr. and Mrs J. W. Caldwell, Mrs. Grace Belle Strang, aged 20 years, 5 months and 28 days. THE RAMBLER W e solicit your patroD ago. C o q .ia .llle C ity , : : YVe enu plenae you . O regon . 4T H O F JU LY Comes But Once a Year, BUT F, LONG 4 SON, PEN SIO N S, PA TEN TS, c o q u il l e 1879 - 1899 . c it y , Will receive at once and open a fall line of ^his Famous Wheel and »II their parts. OUR NEW OOODS COMB L A D IE S ’ W H E E L S A Specialty and Always in Stock. TWO INVOICES Notice. — Any person or ON ONE BOAT persons cutting on or remou- ALLAN RUTHERFORD, ing Chittim Barb from the Southern Oregon Company's \land, without being duly au thorized, will be prosecuted . , ( , , ! I CtCCOrdl OQ W liiW . J I Any pprsnn ftirnittliin# Ruffi-i cient evidence for the recovery I of bark so taken will l>e Riven! ionc-half of the bark rscov-! ered. MIITIIEK.V m m COMPASY. YVe cordially invite yon to cnll nnd inspect our nf w goods aDd learu tbe low prices. Yon get full value when you Lny at the New Store. YVe mark pticea down to bed-rock for cash, ned thus mve your pay ing others’ bad debts. Latest Styles. M. O. HAWKINS. Corner opposite Odd F ellow .’ Hall—umili aide.