E ra Hall.
The Annual Reunion bt the G A- R.
B, F. Savane,
Mrs. M A. lloedy,
lues l.usk,
Largely Attended, Ably Conducted, Interwt-
The Southwest Oregon Veterans’
Mrs. W. W. Gnu«,
11 ' K S I)A Y, A U G U S T 29, 1899
Ing and Edifying.
Association held their annua) re-
Birdie Walker.
Q. W. Johnson,
j uuion at Marshfield, August 10,
P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y TU E SD A Y
Neta Hermann,
Et>. H e r a l d :
The teachers'
1189t). A majority of the members
Mrs. M. B. Bright,
institute convened in the public
J. L. Futrell,
j arrived in that city the 15th, which
school b u ild in g nt 2 p. 01. on Mon-
M n . M. I\ WUbur,
was pioneer day, and they joined in
F. B. Buuoh,
Editors and Proprietors.
day, August 21st, with an ntteod-1y,aiM.y Htron'r,
| the festivities of that and assisted
Isaiah Uaeker,
. ■ ■■ -
I I B C S o f a b o u t 40.
T h e a ft e r n o o n \ c . H. Nosier,’
. L. Cavanaugh.
: in a grand reception given two
l>eT 0 t«l to the material and »ooial op-
„«,.,,,„,>,1 in r.roomrnlinn on L. O. Master«,
. D. Smuner,
buldiug of the CVi<|ui!'.u Valley pnrt.onlarly ; was occupied in organization, en- KljUo Tilroan,
I members of the Second Oregon
Effle Collier,
and of Coos County generally.
rolling mid 10 introductory remarks Belle Vea Kioh
Mary Quick.
regiment o f the Manila volunteers
Subscription, per year, in advance, f.',
Mrs. W. A. Bingaman,
by the county superintendent, M. O. Hawkins,
who returned that evening.
The
M is« Jo Beyers,
Pearl Fetter,
•8 'State Superintendent Ackerman Minnie McC’loskey, Nellie Dement,
1« kept on file at K. C. D\KE’8
reception was a creditable affair.
_____
A d vertisin g Agency, 64 ami
Flo McCluakey,
Irma Lukctts,
The veterans formed in line and
Marchant«’ Exchange. Sau Fraud»«-,». California, and Prof. D. A. G rout— the con Maud Deyoe,
Bertha Prey,
whera contracta for a d vertisin g can be made fo r it. ductor o f the institute.
headed by the Marshfield band u
W ills Hall,
Tifile Gamble,
This
session
foreshadowed
the
Mrs.
D.
L.
Rood,
L . It. Bdronnda,
grand march was had along the prin
««S a n e : 9 * V A s 9 e a A* » e ♦. A. • A. i
Dement,
Florence Twombly,
succeas o f the week in a manner Eunice
cipal streets.
The veteiaus swung
M. O. Hoolen,
Eolalie Tyrrell,
that gave encouragement to iustl ac W . F. Fargo.
Mars McDonald,
into the ranks o f the procession
J. H. Barklow.
Gives the clu b b in g offers tbat you tors und teachers alike.
Mrs. W . F. Farà»»,
with much of the spirit and buoy
Mollie Caldwell,
Isabel Lamout,
can get with the H hiiald . N o w it is
MONDAY EVENINO’S PROGRAM,
Bertha Braden,
ancy displayed -before their forms
1. W . Traver,
tho
i Mrs. U. C. Endieott W innie Dement,
were bent with age and their locks
A t 8 o'clock, at Masonic Hall, , i Hath Todd,
G. P. Harrington,
were sprinkled with gray.
greeted with a la rg e an d attentive F. A. Golden. .
Mias Johnson,
Mie* Libbie Gabeler.
vrhieh w e w ill give fo r 1 year ns a audience, which thoroughly enjoyed
Rev. R. C. Lee delivered an elo
C h ille ÍU 3 §waui.
THE COOS COUNTY TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE t
Ig£>m
' Alfred A. Johnson,
Daisy B. UiUa,
L. Or.-tyoe Gould,
, Lulu Walker,
loes Oiiaee,
Lilly Wagner,
Bertha Barklow,
i Mra. Ida C. H . Fitch,
Margaret Andenuu,
J . S. M °E \ V E N & C O .
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the literaly program rendered.
| Program was given iu last week’s
H e r a l d .— E d .]
The selection o f the place for
the next annual institute was, as
last year, submitted to the teuchers.
Marshfield was chosen by an over
whelming majority.
The committee on resolutions,
composed o f Mrs. Rood, J. H.
Barklow and W. F . Fargo, drew
up aud presented a series of very
appropriate resolutions, composed
o f Mrs. Rood, J. H. Barklow and
W . F. Fargo, drew up snd pre
sented a series o f very appropri
ate resolutions, in substance thank
ing the
state superintendent,
county superintendent, and Con
ductor Grout for the success o f
their work; the Masonic fraternity
and school boaid for the use o f
buildings, and the people o f Co
quille City for the untiring interest
taken in the comfort aud enter
tainment of their visitors.
The grand entertainment given
DEWEY NEVER FAVORED IT.
Would Like to So* Violence Against Filipinos
Slopped — Capabl* of Self-Government.
“Little Strokes
Fell Great Oaks* t t
colt S A L E A T A B A R G A IN .—
* Land at Cedar Point, with boom
nnd boom privileges.
Also, over
250 acres o f 2STO. 1 bo’ tom laud,
within 2 miles of Coquille City, hi
quantities to suit purchasers. En
quire of
W. S IN C L A IR ,
* t f]
Coquillo City, O regon.
New York, Aug. 21.— A dispatch
The gUnts c f Use fsrest must yield .\t
to the World from London gives at lust lo the conti.ntal /.x . j gf the <aco,6-
somu length the London Daily man. When the human blood Sets become
News' reported interview with Ad- clogged end impure ifu- little drops of
■niral Dewey at Naples. According Hood's Sarsaparilla. property taken, xvdl
to the correspondent Admiral Dewey fell the esh of led blood.
' began by saying that he regarded
\ Cavite as the battle which decisively jfc o d 'S t& a lJ íi b a ù tta
HOLBROOK, M E R R IL L
turned the fortunes o f war in favor
& S T E T S O N ...........
of the Americans. He added:
“ The Spanish ships were fought
I Also B R ID G E fi BEACH
Sau Frauciseo’s reception o f ita
well, all the same.”
The correspondent asked him if gallant volunteers from the Philip S T O V E S - — '
the Philippiucs were likely to be pines Inst week was a world-beater
pacified soou. The admiral replied: o f organiz 'd and patriotic display.
“ I have the question of the Phil As well as the burning o f powder
and any other
ippines more at heart than hag any nnd throwing up o f hats, the boys
other American, becauso I know the fared well for something to eat nnd
Filipinos intimately and they know comfortable beds tosleepou. The
I am their friend.
The recent in Examiner’s part was grand nnd
Or any aud everything
surrection is the fruit of the anar served the public to advantage, aud
carried in n
chy which has loi g reigned in the roused the interest o f all to the com
First-class Hardware Store.
fort
o
f
the
tired,
exhausted
braves.
islands, but the insurgents will have
to submit themselves to the law
Treasurer’s Notice.
after being accustomed to no law
at all. I believe and affirm, never
rSuccessors to J. J. Lamb, j
OTICE I r hereby (¡¡veil that Rll Comity
theless, that the Philippiue question
WnrrRntR endorsed prior to Jununry
will be very shortly solved.
10, lte.O. win be paid on presentation at ruy
XTn îc n u n a te
“ The Filipinos are capable of oflloe in Coqnille, Coos oonntv. Or. No T o t i i e
interest will l>e allowed after Augnst ‘JO,
governing themselves; they have all IN ».
W. W. HAYES,
Treasurer.
the qualifications for it. It is a ques Auiroxt IS, 1899.
tion of time, but the only way to
Notic i for Publication,
This old reliable and
settle the insurrection and assure
moet successful spec
L xkd OrncK at U osbbcbo , Orecon, I
prosperity to the archipelago is to
ialist
in Sau FraL cis
July 10. 1899. f
co, still continues to
concede self-government to the in ■VTOTICE 18 U E R E B Y G IV E N T H A T
cure
all
tiexual and
habitants.
That would be a solu i t the following-named settler DBS hied
Seminal Diseases,
notice of biB intentiou to mnke dual proof
tion of many questions and would in support of his claim, and that said proof
such as Gonorrhea,
G le e t, 8 t r i c to re,
satisfy all, especially the Filipinos, will be made before E d Hackled, ooanty
Syphilis, in all its
clerk of Cuoa ouuntr, Oregon, nt Coqnille
who believe themselves worthy of City, Oregon, on Hept. 2, 1899. via: Hiram
^form8, Skin Diseases.
^ N e r v o u s Debility,
it aud are so.
A. Wethey on hia H. E. No. 7127, for the
E X 8 W q and.W X H E q Sec. 82, Tp. 27, 8. Irapotency, Seminal Weakness and Loss of
“ I have never been in favor of vi K.
Manhood, the consequence of self-abuse
12 YV.
olence toward the Filipinos.
The
He namea the following witnesses to and excesses producing the following symp
toms: Sallow conn ten anoe, dark spots un
islamls are at this moment block provn his oontinnona residence upon and der
the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in
cultivation of, said land, viz: Robert J.
aded by a fleet aud war reigns in Lean, Charley A. llnrrincton, Samuel It, the ears, loss of confidence, diffidence in
approaching
strangers, palpitation of the
the interior. This abnormal Btate Harrows, S. P. C. Johnson, all of Coquille
heart, weakness of the limbs and back, loss
City, Oregon.
of tbiugs should cease. I should
Any person who de*irc 9 to protestasarast of memory, pimples on the faoe, conghs-
like to see autouomy first conceded i the allownnoe uf Ruch proof, or who knows oonsumption. etc.
DK. G IB B O N has practised in San Fran
any substantial reason, under the law and
and then annexation might be talked of
tbe rcjiulationa of the Interior Department, cisco over 37 years an J those troubled should
about This is my opinion.
why such proof should not bo allowed, will not fail to consult him nnd receive the ben
of his great Rkill and experience. The
“ I would like to see violence at be given an opportunity at tho above men efit
Try him.
tioned time and place to croRs-exaniiue the doctor cur-’S when others fail.
once put a stop to.
According to witnesses of said claimant, aud to offer evi C C K E 8 G U A R A N T E E D . Persons cured
my view, the concession of self-gov dence in rebuttal of that submitted by at home. Charges reasonable. Cnll or
write.
D R . J. F. O IB B O N .
J. T . JiltlDDES.
ernment ought to be the most just claimant.
C25 Kearney street. 84111 Frnncisco Cal.
ltegistor.
and logical solution.”
The admiral spoke with an air of
frank conviction.
CALL FOR :::
Doors, Windows
Building
Material,
quent address in the evening and a
most pieasureable time was enjoyed
that w ill long be remembered. The
exercises were interspersed with
vocal and instrumental music.
On the 16th the veterans were
hoping that the sun might appear
and chase away the mists that clang
to the atmosphere so that they might
enjoy the camp that had been pre
pared for them on the hillside, hut
the clouds kept dropping a gentle
spray, hence the hall was occupied
and several earnest and patriotic
addresses were made. Prof. W. H.
Bunch and a visiting Son of a Vet
eran acquitted themselves satisfac
torily to the audience.
In the afternoou Rev. Lee deliv
ered a rousing address.
In clos
ing, the speaker offered a glowing
and eloquent tribute to the defend
ers of the flag.
Twelve young la
dies furnished vocal music.
A t the business meeting Maj. M.
Tower was elected commander; J. D.
Sunderland, S. V. C.; W. R. Lundy,
J. V. C .; Rev. F. M. Sanderlin, chap
lain; Dr. S. L. Roberds, surgeon;
Arthur Bridges, Q. M.
A motion was carried instructing
the adjutant to prepare a record
book that each member’s name may
be recorded at each meeting.
A committee, consisting of Com
rades Dr. Tower aud George Wick
ham, ¡wan appointed to see that every
old soldier’s grave is marked with a
headstone.
A “ war with Spain” widow’s pen
A vote of thanks was given the sion of $12 per month has been
town for the cordial reception they granted to Mrs. Diana M. Fletcher,
had given the veterans, and to all of Portland.
who had endeavored to assist.
T o C u re Cou w tipntion F o r e v e r *
Tako Cuscaiets CUnd.v Cathartic. 10c or 25c.
The campfire in the evening was
If C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money.
a featbre of the meeting this year
Articles of incorporation of tlie
that was pleasing in the extreme.
Major Bro vn, a silvery-haired vet Corvallis A Southern Itailroad Com
eran o f the Texas war for inde pany have been tiled. It is proposed
pendence, was among the most inter to build and equip a first-class rail
esting speakers.
His story of tho way from Eugene to Coos bay, nnd
first batflü with the Mexicans was also from Corvallis to Eugene. The
thrilling, as were also the rominis- capital stock has been placed at
cences of Judge D. J. Lowe, who $50,000.
pictured with excellent ability the
scenes of the war in Mexico some
few years after Major Brown's ex
essentially a chronic disease. There is
periences. Conu'ades Vundecar, of Is
an inflammation of the inner coating of
Michigan, and others did well to the stomach. A thick, ropy nukus forms
and this causes the more
nounced
symptoms. It re*
entertain. These interesting exer
mains
In
the
cises continued until a late hour,
stomach anti de
composes. Then of
when an a Ijournment was had, but
course
digestion
not until the members agreed to
i?nPne°rfoÎ5.edroÇhe C e n tra l O re g o n State N o r m a l School, D ra in . O re g o n
assemble at Marshfield the next an
llv.r also hecomei 1 T A T I L L O P E N 118 DOOM S I O K T H E N E W SC H O O L YEA H O N S E P T E M B E R
involved and In a
\\
igyy.
The buildings having been thoroughly renovated ned improved, new
nual meeting and give the good
the* sy,mptomsCare aPPara*as added, nnd other improvements made for the comfort nnd convenience of the
people of the town an opportunity
most severe. The students. Good Boarding and Dormitory advantages nt the lowest possible rates.
to show a fuller appreciation of the
jhl y a i
worth o f patriotism.
feet a cure. H U D - ;
.connection with Normal, where seniors are professionally trained under the super-
A young man fresh from the seat
Y A N cun be had ’ vision of a Critic '1 cacher, who will give bis entire time to this work. Graduates of
of all druggists this school are given a credit of 3) months* teaching experience, which enables them to
of war in the Philippine islands was
for 50c^ >
^ j n pa~ ÿ reach thé Lifo Diplonn in the quickest and most satisfactory manner. Send your
age.
a guest of the assembly, and be re
JOHN B. W A L K E R , A. M m
have used H i T d - frddress for complete catalogne to
President of Faculty.
ceived a hearty and royal welcome.
VAN
tell
your
Prof. Grout’s lecture on Edaca-
|jon wn8 the leadiug featu re o f the
session. The many sensible And
eminently practical thoughts ad
vanced by the lecturer loft no doubt
J. N. Rus:ell to Bo Pardoned.
iu the minds o f his heareis as to
Salem, Aug. 20.— Gov. Goer this the ability o f the man selected to
afternoon decided to pardon Joseph instrucf the teachers o f Coos
N. Russell, sentenced to the poniteu- county.
T u e s d a y ' s s e s s io n s
tiarv for lifo for the murder o f An
drew Carlson, his son-in-law, in Coos W ete pretty evenly divided between
county, in 185)7.
Russell, who has Prof. Grout aud State Huperinteud-
been for sometime an inmate of the j eul Ackerman, the former iu pre
prison hospital, suffering from j seutiug the subject o f History in
dropsy, will be released to die. H is ! an entertaining and highly instruc-
days are numbered.
The pardon live rammer, showing bow to lead
wiil be issued ns soon as Russell's [ the student into the great causes of
condition will permit.
Provision the momentous events o f the past;
has been made by his relatives to the latter iu introducing the state
take care o f him.
Russell’s wife is coarse of study authorised by the
last legislature.
Mr. Ackerman
now in Salem.
THURSDAY NIGHT
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has dono a very commendable
Mrs. Hersey would like those work in gettiug ont this course, and By the people of tho town, in which
owing her to call and settle. The it required but little effort to en some of the teachers assisted, wus a
money is much needed at pies- thuse the teuchers with his own fitting close to this most successful
gathering of Coos county’s instruct
eut.
*2
faith iu its success.
ors. The follow ing was the pro
W . A. Goodman and family, late
The state superintendent com-
residents o f Grants Pass, are visit plim?nted this county on its ad gram:
Quintet, “ When M y Ship Comes
ing in Coquille City at his conslu vanced plau of district school
J. P. Goodman's. Mr. G. may lo organization, giving us first place Over the Sea” — Mrs. L. H. Hazard,
cate with us, the decision to do so in that respect. He stated that the Mrs. Nora McEwen, Miss Irma Lu-
kens, A. A. Leach and J. S. McEwen;
conditioned on Mrs. G's health.
scheme o f permanent organization
recitation by N ellie Fairman; recita
According to the state superin worked out by County Superin
tion by Mary Quick; instrumental
tendent's explanation o f the law, tendent Bunch would be a promi
duet, “ Sparks” — Mrs. Prof. Hawkins
the !)lb grade Is as much a part of. nent feature o f the next school
aud Miss Maude Nosier; select read
oar Coquille district system as any registers and would consequently
ing by J. J. Stanley; quartet, “ The
other grade, and o f course will becomo the state system.
Village of the Vale” — Mrs. McEwen,
proceed from tho opening o f the
TUESDAY EVENING’S SESSION,
Miss Irma Lukens, A A. Leach and
school.
L ik e the previous one, was in every J. S. McEwen; recitation by Mary
Prof. Nosier, principal o f our sense a success.
Tiio program Hall; recitation by Cora Burns; cor
city schools, met his several assist consisted o f an opening song by net solo by V. R. W ilson; recitation
ant*— Mrs. Clinse, Miss Jo Beyers the choir; vocal solo, “ One L ittle (by request) by Miss Eunice Dement;
and Miss Fetter—yesterduy aud G irl aud Me” — Mine G etty; address recitation by Leta Barrows; piano
consulted on matters relating to by State Superintendent Ackerman solo by Mrs. Hazard; recitation by
the opening o f school uext Mon — “ The Education of the Common Miss Johnson; recitation by Miss
day and other interests.
People;” song t.y the choir; recitn- Flo McCloskey; instrumental duet
J. A. Jacobson is fixing up bis tion by Miss Nellie. Dement.
(guitar) by Mr. nnd Miss Emory;
The address by State Superin diologue, ‘'The Frog-H ollow L y
port of tho business house con
nected with G ilkey’s aud will make tendent Ackerman was listened loin ceum;” ladies’ chorus, “ The Mer
a splendid establishment out o f it. rapt attention. Every thought ad maids’ Song” — Mrs. Hazard, Mrs.
H is furniture business lias grown vanced by that practical school McEwen, Mrs. Prof. Nosier, Miss
to large proportions, demanding man aud head o f our state school Belle Rich, Mi6s K ittie Johnson nnd
both its enlargement und improve system was eagerly drunk in by Miss Maude Nosier.
the immense crowd which filled to
ment.
The piano accompaniments to the
Coos county has the promise o f j overflowing the largest hall iu the vocal numbers and cornet solo were
splendidly given by Miss Marvin
nnotber railroad not the Cunning- *own-
At the close o f the regular exer Lamb nnd Mrs. Louis Hazard, very
bam creek affair, as foretold and
assured by certain unreliable par cises an informal social time was clever performers.
The vocal music, the instrumental
ties— but that o f the Corvallis amt enjoyed, during which an abuudant
-Southern, just incorporated aui supply of cake aud lemouade selections, the recitations— iu fact
added
much
to
the
good
cheer
of
everything pertaining to this occa
with Coos bay named as a prospec
the evening.
tive point.
sion were of the highest order and
That occasion will never be for held the immense audience as if
The Bov. W. B. Costley, o f Stock-
bridge, Ga., while attending to bis gotten by those who took part in it. spellbound to a late hour.
Those w ho witnessed the w ee k ’s
pastoral duties at Ellcnwood, that It is so seldom that unalloyed
state was attacked by cholera morbus. pleasure can hold sway so long, w o rk and saw those w h o took part
He says: “ By chance I hnppeucd to during which every body is exquis in it can but congratulate the county
friends about its
O eyil D odof , Secretary.
effects. They also
got bold of a l»ottlo of Chnmlierlnin’s itely happy and after which comes on the splendid educational out
wish to be cured. Study your symptoms
no
regrets
to
mar
its
memory.
look.
T eacher .
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhot a Rem
carefully from this chart. Each number
represents u symptom or a group of
edy and I think it was the means of Tlmt evening will remain as at least
symptoms. You have the symptoms. Use
COUNTRY
STORES
TO
BE
COMBINED.
Corporation Anarchists Dety the Courts.
saving my life. I t relieved me a t i one bright spot in our experience,
H U D Y A N and they will disappear. Don't
wait any longer. Cancer of the stomach
once.”
For sale by R. S. Kuowlton.!
W e d n e s d a y s p r o c e e d in g s .
often has its beginning in a severe caso of
Spokane, Aug. 22.-—A t Coeur Retail Dry-Goods Trade to be Controlled by catarrh of the stomach.
A t a meeting* o f the school
Mr. Ackerman left on the 8a. m
Trust-
d ’Alene City today officials of the
board last week, among other f * " « 6',. He. h,n? appointments at
Northern Pacific defied tlio supe
THE SYMPTOMS ABE:
things acted upon was the rates to * 0 0 " " ,,.0S‘. ! " ’ e» for " f week’ rior court of the first judicial dis
New York, Aug. 24.—The Herald
1. BILIOIT8 H E A D A C H S —Thlm is more
lie charged outside pupils iu t ie he“ ? ( ■?* limited time with us
in the morning, though usual-
trict of Idaho, and refused to allow says: Arrangements are maturing ironounced
y occurring at frequent intervals through
several grades o f
our public , ,At " ,8- " e 3,1
<?f ,ha ‘ M t>-
fer the organization of a $50,000,- the day. H U D Y A N will relieve the head
S.
P.
Donnelly
to
take
possession
of
schools, which
BM as fo |iflW8: t « ‘ P. 6«o work settled down to reg-
000 dry goods corporation iu this ache.
HKD A N D W A T E R Y E Y E S —IIU D -
lst, 2d and 3d grades. $1.50 per uUr oIm* * " * - < » * e r «0 teachers the property of which lie had been city to control and operate dry Y J-J.
A N will cause the redness to disappear
appoiuted
receiver
by
Judge
Mny-
and make the eyes assume their normal
month; 4th, 5th and filli grades, » ,mP °s>nK ,lie dass, with P rof,
goods
and
department
stores
Receiver Donnelly has re
healthy appearance.
instructor. I t is useless hew.
$2; 7th, 8th and 9th grades, >2 50.
4. C O ATED T O N G U E A N D F O * T ID
ported the matter to Judge Mayhew, throughout the c o u n try . The Mer
reath and
rad t a s t e in t h e
Applications for admission shou ld!'
. ,
,
. . . .
cantile
Reorgauization
Company
O U T H —H U D Y A N will clear the tonguo.
B
and
asks
that
the
court
direct
the
be made to Prof. C. A. Nosier, '» 8 « P ie r « » lasting fo r a whole day
make the breath pure and sweet and
has recently been incorporated in cause
sheriff
of
Kootenai
county
to
fur
the bad taste to disappear.
principaland district clerk.
| cannot be even faintly portrayed
5. P A IN A N D T E N P E R N E 8 8 IN T H E
by the pen of your reporter, but nish sufficient force to carry out the Trenton, N. J., as a preliminary to STO
M AC H —This Is due to indigestion.
creating
big
corporations.
H U D Y A N will cause the food to become :
Dwi TiU r» s»u u i
t « r us
must be left wholly to the re flee-j mandates of tho court. The case is
Men well known in the dry goods S erfectly divested and the pain and ten-
To quit tobacco t-usiiy »ml forever, be wag tioiis of those who witnessed it.
i the climax of the bitterly contested
ernes» will disappear.
trade have been working on the
«. E N L A R G E M E N T OF T H E L IV E R
i , 'l l)ere
uo regular program filia tio n between the Coeur d’Alene
A
N D A F E E L IN G OF H E A V IN E S S
strong, aii drusffuus. sneorit. Cureguamn- for
| Kail way x Navigation Company and plan for six months, it is said, and A N D W E IG H T —H U D Y A N will lessen th#
establish a free and perfect
“ p,° rner, Adtinss
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
; William L*. SpnldiDg, the contractor, . have
t interested financiers who will congestion,
flow of bile and reduce the enlarged liver
I t is expected to its normal aise.
ster.lng Rameuy Oc^ Chicago or Sew York. ^
^
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, e(lcherg | who bu ilt a portion of the road 10 |
H U D Y A N will relieve you of the above 1
tbat the corporation will be lauuched
symptoms and make you well. Do not
A BARGAIN, NEAR TOWN.
might be made to fully realize that i .vears a£°-
Spalding, after the
in time for the fall trade. It is pro- delay.
J. C. W IL S O N .
A. C. W IL S O N .
evervbodv in C oqui N b Oitv Hp- cause had been carried to the
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You will And full and explicit directions
Practical Machinist.
Blacksmith and WAßonnmker
163 Acres, at edge o f town, good liu|,toxl to do them honor, the ^ D‘ te'* States supremo court, cb - ! P08?«1 to buy retail stores in^ cities wrapped with each package of H U D Y A N ,
Go to your druggist at once and procure
fruit laud, abundance c f pure spring • Bachelors' Club”
invited’ the taiued judgmeut for nearly $50,000,' hav,nR a population of 20,000 or a package of I H fu U D
D Y A N for 50c.
ttc. or C for
The company expects to IS 60. If your druggist does not keep it.
water, underlaid with coal— partly “ schoolma’ms” to their beadquar- aud » « the road refused to pay, a more.
senil direct to the H U D Y A N R E M E D Y
control
500
or
2000
stores
through
CO M PAN Y, flan Francisco
Izos An-
developed— with temporary build tern, iu the Band Hall, where the . rece' ver was appointed for the
gelee.
ilea. Ca
Cal., and they will send It to you,
ings, good garden and small pas evening was spent in games, pleas-, branch line, and today ho was to out the country. Many merchants, You can consult the great H U D Y A N
it is said, have already eignified DOCTOR Rfl FREE. Do not forget that.
ture lot.
Paiticulara at H e r a l d aut conversation, aud in feasting ,jave begun his duties.
and sec them If you wish.
h. You
Yi may
their intentiou of joining the com Call
call and see them or write, as you deeire.
office, or apply to
T. H e a t o n .
od “ cornbread aud ’lasses.”
Address
bination.
T ra n s va il Crisis Near at Hand.
What the sequal to this very en
| Former proprietors of stores
Fire I« ike Country.
joyable evening will lie, no oue not
Southampton, Aug.
24. — The absorbed by the corporation will be
possessing the gift o f prophecy
Ro. 8tS South Broadway,
Yesterday forenoon the nice new cau conjecture, but it is evidently British steamer Arundel Castle retained as managers and will have
Machine work o f all kinds, built new or repaired; iron and wood turning;
residence property on J. J. Lamb s the hope o f the “ club” tbnt it will sailed from this port today with 30 interests in the stores. They will
Lo* Angeles, CaL
blncksmithing nnd wagon-making in all branches.
farm nt biebtrap was totally dee- eliminate the necessity for its ex- officers and 770 men of various ( become stockholders in the com-
Cor. S to ck to n , M a rk et and ETUs Sts,*
regiments, bound for Capetown.
pany. It is proposed to control the
troyed by fire. The farm was isteDCe.
flan Pmncteoo. Cel
Gibraltar, Aug. 24.— The Man- output o f certain mills and pur-
M A C H IN E , W A G O N A N P F A R M W O R K A R E H P E C I A L T I K 8
rented to and the bouse occupied
THURSDAY — THE 4 m DAY,
s B B B B m n B H H H im m B n in n m B B E B B E n m m H m *
chester regiment, numbering 1000 ; chases will be made in immense
by Drury Morgan and family. The
Was the last aud best day o f the men, has sailed for Capetown.
quantities.
origin o f the fire is believed to
Notice to Taxpayers.
institute. Though the work ra
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have lieeo from a defective line.
se rnbbd that o f the previous day,
E 'l n m f e T o ttr n o w e l* W it h r « » c a r c fa .
o t i c e is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t
T h e fam ily saved aliout everything,
Candy Cnthartlr, enr*» ronRtlpntion forever.
the variety o f subjects and the
the Board of Eqnalization for tho
10c. 25c. If C. C. C. fail, urufffflais ref und money. \
but the bouse, which coat, a short
County of Coos and state of Oregon, will
resources o f the conductor made
attend
at the office of the County Clerk, of
while ngo. over $2000, is a total
Oregonian: Hon. E. M. Stone,
the day speed by like a “ tale tbat
. said County, at OoqailleOity.CoonOmnty,
loss. Mr. Lamb thought his policy
ex-lieutenant-governor,
ex-secretary
Oregon,
on the 281 H D AY O F AU G U ST .
Suco»ssor to Nosier Bro’s.
is told."
o f $1000 carrn d him over till i ext
| A. D. liW , the same being the last Mon
and A . O. Wheeler,
The teachers desired very much of state nnd ex-congressman of
, day in said month, at the bonr of 9 o'clock
year, bat owing to changes >u local
a. n*. of t-aid day. and publicly examine
to have the work continue over Pennsylvania, is sojourning st the
agents sud lack o f notification, it
the ns*»*aroent rolls and correct all errors in
General Graying and Hauling a Specialty.
another day, but the means o f re Portland. He is looking after the
valuation, description or quality of lands.
expired just recently, hence there
turning home necessitated the interests o f Pennsylvania capitalists
I lots or other property.
Commercial
Men Promptly and Safely
is no insurntcc.
i Now. therefore, all persons having busi
Rbsence o f so trnny that it was in the purchase of Oregon timber
Deliuered
a
t
Any
Point.
ness
before
tbe
said
Board
of
Kqun
.lixa(
ion
thought best to close while the lands.
' will take notice and appear at the time and
G
ood
R
ig
s.
S
p
a
n
k
in
g
Team
s.
R e a so n a b le R ates.
I
place
aforesaid,
and
make
due
complaint,
interest *vns unbroken.
W illie W allie Astor lost the
J. A. Lamb & Co.,
N
Dr Gibbon
CATAR RI OF THE STOMACH
femldy
^
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I n if » mi Slate Normal School Course— Complete Training School.
Big Line of
Wall
Paper,
f
at th e
COQUILLE PHARMACY.
WILSON & WILSON
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
M A C H IN IS T S ,
W a g o n m a k e r s,
H o rsesh o ers,
a n d B la c k s m it h s .
DEAN’S LIVERY, FEED I SALE STABLE
N
A . B . D e a n , P ro p rieto r»^
A Free Trip to Paris 1
SIXTY SEVEN
MEMBERS
scent o f his ancestral blue blood
W ere enrolled during the term - as when be rummaged the French
»u . follows:
fam ily tiee. H e ’s a China Astor.
Re'll « b l e p « 'r * 4 H o f $ m e c h * n lc $ l <>e in v e n t iv e !_____ I
e k v lrln ft « t r p t o th e P a r i « » M « > ' i t i o n ( w ith * * * 1
! otherwise the assessment will stand na re
turned by the assessor.
Witness my hand this31stdayof Jnlv.l**l!«.
*
Aastsdor of Cots County. Oregon.
C O Q U IL L E
‘ Corner H a ll ami F iis t streets,
C IT Y ,
OREGON.
:
Near Railroad Depot