1
g iu n tili
$ m u i.
Is a deceptive disease— I
The Pioneers' Annual Keunion.
ltev. and Mrs. Horsfall nccoua- 1 K I D N E Y
tnousnnus have it and j
paini id Bishop Morris ou bis visit T R O U B L E ioa' t kuo* '*• ,f y°a I
'
V
u
„ „ „ t quick results yea
The Pioneer and Historical S o
T U E S D A Y , A U G U ST 29. 1899. on the lower river.
i can niitke no mistnke by using Dr. Kilmer's j ciety of Coos county, Oregon, cou. |
The steamer Barbara Herns.e,
I yened at the Odd Fellows’ ball in
R E G U L A R T R A IN S
wns to sail yesterday for the Co. Sample buttle by mail free, aleo uampblet Marshfield, August 15, 1899.
J^ O N D A Y H , W EDNESDAY» aud FUI- quille river ugaiu.
lelltDK you buw to flu J out if you have kid
The meeting was called to order
ney trouble. Address,
day« will run as follows:
Dr. Kilmer A Co., BinRbnmton. N. Y. by Judge J. II. Scbroeder, who
Arrive
Leave
I
Mr. aud Mrs. K- H. Hausen, of
10:15 a. in.
7.15 a. in. |
Marshfield
bad been selected as president of
7:46 "
1 Beaver Hill Junot’n Leave i):4f> Grovel Ford section, visited Co-
Our metAl artist, A. C. Wilson, tbe day by Mrs. E . M. Lockhart,
ii:301 quille last Saturday.
8:15 41 | COQUILLE CITY |
made a trip to tbe bay last week.
the president o f the society.
Arrive
!i :00
Ready for fall and winter with a
8:45 a. in. |
Myrtlo Point
1
Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Yoaltam s c I
School Books and School Sup
choice lice o f Rubber Goods of
plies o f all kinds at tbe Coquille Mrs. Lockhart, the first three white
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
all kinds at Hawkins’ New Btore. *
Pharmacy.
* ladies who settled in Coos county,
were escorted by Judge D. J. Lowe
Mr.
aud
Mrs.
John
McCue,
of
m tii i 19 will
w in cominci
pwuiniuv c ser-
o i -
.
Bishop l j Morris
Big B lock o f wheat for chicken to tbe platform and seated, being
vices id St. James ebm ob Leit Sun-1 n.ear Pr08^
w.‘ ;!e , v*8,Jor8 ? ud feed— also at cut pricea to close surrounded by many prominent
day moruiug—Sept. 3d. The pub shopping in Cuqmlle last Saturday. out— at J. J. Lamb’s.
• pioneers, amons whom were John
A new Ime of ladies’ and chil
lic is cordially iuvited.
Prof. F. A. Farias will begin a Hamblock, S. H. Hazard, Judge
Sixty rungniliceut views of co l dren’ Shoes, as also geutlemeu’s course o f lectures at Masonic hall H. Schioeder, W. D. L. F. Smith
S o tbe filling of the hair tells
late Philippine war And new pos Slippers, at Hawkins’ New Store. * tonight.
aud many others.
o f the approach o f age and
sessions at Baud Hall Thursday
declining power.
A special train this morning
Rev.
R.
C.
Lee
offered
an
ear
Closing out prices for men’s
N o matter how barren the tree
night. Admission 25 and 15 cents. brought in a carload of Bewer pipe
nest prayer, and Mrs. E. M. Lock
and boy’s Hats and Caps.
All
nor bow leafless it may seem ,
for the new sewer from the court kinds, at J. J. Lamb’s.
you confidently expect leaves
* hart delivered an excellent address
house to the riyer.
DO CAL ITEM S.
of welcome, referring very feelingly
again. And w hy?
Bishop Morris will occupy St. to the pest, and compared the pres
Because there ie life at tbe
The hunting
party, Messrs.
roots.
Additional locals on 2d page.
James chcrch in this city next ent improved condition as a won
Maury, Plyler, Seed aud Pioney,
So
you need not worry about
derful advancement in progress and
The H ekai . i ) is prepared to do job all mill bnnds, returned last even Sunday.
the falling of your hair, the *
tbe
social
environments.
After
threatened departure of youth .
printing in the best style.
iog with 21 deer.
A fine, nearly new Estey organ
► and beauty. And w h y?
— best make on the market— for this, Dr. Toyo performed a beauti
Dress goods in piece and pattern
Because If there is a spark of
ful solo upon tbe flute.
New and nico lines o f Worsteds
life remaining In the roots of
lots, jnst received at Hawkins’ New seasonable Dress Goods and Cre. sale. Apply at this office.
A very eloquent and interesting
tbe hair
Store.
*
Everything in the linn o f School letter from Hon. B. Hermann was
pomics just opened at Hawkins'
Books, Tablets, Pens, Ink, Slates, read, At tbe close of which he ex>
Prof. A. H. Mulkey is starting a New Store.
Pencils, eto., Rt the Coquille Phar pressed great sorrow that he was
high school at Elktou, Douglas
J. L. Estes, o f Camas Valley, macy.
* unable to be present
county.
uncle of our Joe] Patterson, is vis.
Hon. S. H. Hazard, the orator of
Mr.
Maoy
and
family
returned
W. C. Rose and Albert Long iting a portion of bis family here
last evening from nu outing of the day, was then introduced by
ADd
is
also
on
a
business
tour.
began work this morning on the
Mr. Hazard’s
three or four weeks at Baodon Judge Scbroeder.
sewer, having been awarded tbe
address was replete with logic and
Dud aDd Albert J o I idsoii , C beach.
contract for its ooDstructioD.
oratory, and deeply interested the
Romnuder aud Charley Lorenz
First-class San Jose mills suits large audience. The speaker com
Special lioes of ladies’ misses’ composed another buntiug party
and childrens’ underwear, at bed which left for the mountains a day for men and boys, at J. J. Lamb’s plimented- the pioneers for the
Everything goes at tho closing-out heroism that enabled them to set
rock prices at Hawkins' New or two ago.
cut prices.
* tle this beautiful country. He said,
Store.
*
W. T. Lewis and Jack Fox leaye
in part:
A big line o f Shoes, for men,
Mr. and Mrs. George Lorenz, o f for work on tbe Daw steel bridge
‘‘It is right and proper that we
women
and
children,
at
tbe
closing
will arouse it into healthy activ
Baodon, bare spent several days on the Middle Fork.
They have
assemble and honor the men and
ity. T be hair ceases to com e
visiting At bis parents, Mr. aud been awarded tbe contract to fur- oat cut prices at J. J. Lamb’s. women who first settled in Coos
ou t: it begins to grow : and the
The best chaDce y e i
*
Mrs. N. Lorenz’s.
nisb tbe hewn timbers.
glory o f your youth la restored
county, for they made it what it is
E s t e y O r g a n f o r S a l e . — Nearly today.
Johnson Bro’s creditors have
All counties in this state
Our city schools will open next
e have a book on the Hair
forced them to close tbeir books Monday.
Now let every citizen new; high top, fine parlor organ. have thus endeavored to perpetu
Diseases. It is free.
against a ir creditors.
But don’t and pupil endeavor to make it tbe Only used about two months. ate tbe history o f those ‘early days,’
Advise Fas*.
• believing that it will be of great
you forget it, they are in tbe mar greatest success aud benefit that Apply at the H e r a l d office.
not obtain all tho benefits
id from the use o f tho VlKor,
ket for cash.
*
interest
to
tbe
coming
generations,
doctor about it. rrobahljr
tbe advanced situation will afford.
It is a great rush At J. J. Lamb’s
ime difficulty with your gen-
im w hich may be easily
closing out sale. Such bargains who will enjoy tbe blessings our
C. O. Gilkey has wonderfully
Address.
The stockholders o f the Coos
A Y E R , Lowell, Mass.
were never offered before, and tbe country is so able to bestow. Tbe
improved bis new business bouse
County Mercantile and Shipping
future historian will find that these
people realize tbe chance.
by additions and finishing work,
Association will hold their annual
feeble efforts will furnish matonal
aod it will be oue o f the neatest
T. R. Sheridan, president o f the for record that will be prized and we first arrived by those good peo
meeting at their hall next Saturday
and most convenient in town.
(Sept. 2d), at 1 o'clock p. m. A bank at Roseburg, was a passen numbered with the most interest ple who had preceded ns.”
The judge then related two
The German Baptist brethren full attendance is desired and ger homeward yesterday, after
ing events of tbe great west.
anecdotes to eutertain the audience,
visit ou the bay for a fortnight past.
will bold sacramental services at urged.
"Particular credit is due to that
aDd iu closing related the objects
Myrtle Point, beginning Friday
Mr. Lamb, having lost bis home little hand who first settled at Em
Ed Bunnell, of Fairview neigh
next, Sept. 1st, nDd tbe meetings borhood, made a business visit at by fire yesterday, calls u p oD bis pire City, on the romantic and pic of the society, expressing a satis
will continue Friday night and Myrtle Point ItiHt week, returning friends who are owing accounts for turesque banks o f that’ beautiful faction that tbe history lately pub
lished
had recorded
valuable
over Sunday following.
via this place Saturday, where he goods to please call at once and sheet of water— Coos bay; for they, events tbat would have beeu lost
Miss Belle Hnrloeker, several rustled for all it was worth. He is pay a portion or all of same and it was, who planted tbe first seeds bad uot tho society aud historian
years absent from Coqnille and preparing to take a hand iu fishing help him out of his present Btrain- of civilization, and every pioneer worked diligently for wbat bad
present should feel grateful that
See "N otice.”
resident in California, arrived yes operations.
beeu doue.
the three ladies who accompanied
terday aod is a guest of Mr. Gage’s
Onr old friend Matt Kerrigan
Dinner woe then announced to
F o r S a l e — In Bandon, one of
those heroes and shared tbe dan
family. Miss Belle has many old
tbe choicest locations, a pleasant last Thursday sold his fine place gers of that day are with ns od be in readiuees in the banquet hall,
acquaintances and friends here.
home, new, unique in style, and adjacent to the creamery Above this happy occasion. And though aud a most excellent repast it was,
and eujoyed by the pioneers. It
Elder David Brower, of Jackson with a splended view o f tbe town towu to J. P. Jacobson, of Fern-
their venerable locks are sprinkled
county, now nearly 90 years of aud ocean.
Sheltered from the dale, Humboldt county, Csl. The with tbe frost o f age, yet they are bad beeu provided by tbe noble
Bro. Ker
age, has been visiting relatives aud_ □ortb wiuds. For particulars, ap price paid was $7000.
ladies of Marshfield. Steamed clams
able to point back nearly a half
were provided for afternoon enter
friends in Coquille and other parts ply to the H e r a l d .
[t f rigan will remain with us.
century* and tell us of the hard
o f the connty lately. Except for
San Jose woolen mill suits— all ships and sufferings they endured tninment, and the pioneers truly
A logging camp opened yester
enjoyed tbe festivities o f tbe day
rbenmatism he would he fairly day at Mike K roll’s place and the wool goods and guaranteed equal
when they helped to break down
At 3 o'clock tbe business meet-
erect and in otherwise- very good
Lyons timber adjoining, under the to the beat in the market— for both the first wild shrubbery that began
lug was called to order by Judgo
health. The old brother honored management of Charley Webb, men and youth, at J. J. Lamb's
yield to the white man's progress
Scbroeder.
our sanctum by a call.
Logging on a big scale will follow closing oat sale. No such bargains aod give place to tbe more whole
Judge Lowe invited tbe society
Tbe some vegetatioo that was useful to
W. R. Stubbs, a brother o f our from this camp, which is so near were ever offered before.
to meet at Baudon uext year, and
prices
are
cut
ou
the
goods
as
on
and
conveniently
located.
civilization
aud
lent
comfort
to
Mrs. J. W. Sugg, came in recently
on motion tbe invitation was ac
alt the stock.
* humanity.
from Kansas ami is employed at
cepted.
Mrs. Oscar Brown, nee Alice
‘‘ I saw what the pioneers had
Pike's logging camp.
Until his
We have used Chamberlain’s
The following officers were then
Goble, visiting at Uucle Jack W il
done
25
years
ago,
wheD
I
first
arrival here a couple or three
elected:
son’s the past fortnight frpm Fern- Cough Remedy in our homo for
weeks ago tbe brothei and sister dale, Cal., left for residence at San many years and bear cheerful tes came, aud I wondered at the President—D. J. Lowe.
achievements.
1 conversed with
had not seen each other for 23
Francisco list Friday, Mr. B. hav timony to its value as a medicine those who had commenced these First Vice-President—Mrs. E. M.
years—since Mrs. Sugg was a very
which
should
be
in
even-
family.
Lockhart.
ing accepted a position iu the courts
great enterprises and found that
young girl. * He may bring bis
at shorthand reporting, at which be In coughs and colds we have found they were great heroes, for they Second Vice-President — Edward
family here to reside.
it to be efficacious and in croup and
Fabv.
is said to be an expirt.
whooping cough in children we pushed onward, determined that Secretary— Mrs. R. H. Rosa.
W. H. Scbroeder, the Arago
A fiue stereopticon entertain deem it indispensable.— H. P. R it the country o f their cboioe should
merchant, is putting up a shingle-
Historian— O. Dodge.
ment will be given at Band Hall
be made to yield tbe abundance
ter , 4127 Fairfax ave., St. Louis,
mill on Halls creek, and the Clay
Assistant Historian—S. H. Hazard.
Thursday evening. Sixty magnifi
Mo. For sale fly R. S. Knowlton. that it seemed capable o f doing. Treasurer—K F. Roas.
ton Bro’s will manage it. The lat
cent views of battles by land and
Wbeu they came they followed elk
ter firm recently closed out their
Marshal— S. B. Cathcart.
sea, as also o f all our new posses
trails, but I came just as tbe Coos
interests in that neighborhood and
Several new members were ad
bay and Roseburg wagocroad was
sions— Philippines, Hawaii, Cnba,
had given out an intention to put
mitted and annual dues were paid
etc., with descriptive lecture. Don’t Is tho place for Clocks. Best rnako, completed. 1 bad stopped on the
up a sawmill below Bandon, but
to the amount of $20.50.
miss it. Admisssion 25 and 15 fully warranted and kept in repair way at C. Howe’s. He had a pecu
Mr. Scbroeder has secured their cents.
Tbe society joined in tbe even
liar table, invented by himself, I
by
an
experienced
workman.
Call
services in the management of this
ing iu a grand reception given to
suppose.
By
turning
an
upper
and
see
our
line.
We
will
be
pleased
Our friend T. J. Perkinp, of
new enterprise, for which they are
two heroes of Marshfield just
platform tbe eatables wonld come
so well experienced, and they will Parkersburg, has been out on bis to show them to you.
returned from Manila.
aronnd aDd the large, luscious
Yours, very truly,
canvass through the county for his
stay.
that were brought iu
Mike Kroll bad a rough experi
nursery. Bro. P. is wide-awnke to *2t
WILSON JEWELRY CO. strawberries
front of me by that ingenious mech ence a few days ago with a yearling
The steamer Antelope, so ser his calling, not only selling reliable
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anism fairly astonished me, aDd 1 bull, which turned on him, fought
viceable on its ruD from this place stock, bat improving as be goes
Onr friend, Elder S. B. Hollen- wondered at such products.
to tbe lower river on tbe arrival along, introducing everything new
beak, o f Fairview, brought us a /■ “ When I arrived at a tributary of him, aud braised him up consider
o f the trains from tbe bay, was or that will suit onr soil and cli
sample of now early peach which be Coos bay I took a small boat aDd ably. Mr. K. was trying to sepa
forced to lay off last week and matic conditions.
is trying. It is the Triumb, an foaDd after a long pull that excel rate some stock, during which be
make some repairs. She bad been
early
cling, two o f which he re lent abide of comfort, Mrs. Lock trespaesed on this young monarch’s
Millard Shoemaker, o f Bandon,
tampered with by some meddle
domain, but comiDg off victor at last,
some party during Wednesday has spent About ten days in town ceived by mail from Ravena, Ohio, hart’s hotel.”
after securiug a pitchfork aDd
and
planted
in
April,
1897,
tbe
with
Wilsou
&
Wilson,
assisting
Here the speaker referred to the sporting some honorable wounds.
«evening or night while lying at the
trees
now
being
a
little
over
two
iu
turning
out
machinery
to
replace
mode o f travel at that time; how
wbarf here, and made the ran be
low Thursday morning with much wbat had been destroyed or dam years old and one of which is bear the pioneers camped out in travel ____
«ta w ith yon w hether j o _ n _ t eontlnae tl
B er ve-k il
li n g t o b a c -r-
c o h a . b N
it . O
F -TO
** -MAf
______
ing,
yielding
30
beautiful
peaches
love« tho desire fo r tobacco, wii *
ing from one place to tbe other—
difficulty. Sbe is about all right aged in the burniug o f Elbert
oa
t
nervous
diatreae. ext,ela nico
purifies the bloot
again, and Capt. Leueve on deck. Dyer's mill below Baodon some thisseosoD. The growth is remark hence they took blankets aDd pro tine,
■tores lost m anhood,
... hoses
three weeks since.
Tbe mill will able, tbe larger tree being 12 to
makes r<
‘
Mrs. Sheriff Gage got n telegram be rebuilt and started up soon. 15 feet high. Frieud Hollenbeak visions. He described Marshfield IB health,
Cfroa
as
it
appeared
iu
1873—
ite
plank
J»ACI
Saturday from her daughter, Mrs. Wbat our machine shop, under is very successful and deeoly inter
it, who
it with
alfe It'
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lently,
--- persistently.
----- ._ t « n ‘ One
Nannie Seymour, visiting on Coos Uncle Jack Wiison's management, ested in fruit and vegetable grow walks, aod a mishap which the
..----------
bo*. § 1 , usually
cures; ----------e
3 ho*« e .ftM ,
speaker
bad
experienced
in
falling
>ranteed to cure, o r we refund
river, that her baby had a fall ou caD’t do, yon will haye to send to ing, aside o f bis general farming,
from a plank into tbe blue mud,
the porch where she was staying tbe city for.
SDd is an antbority in some lines. finally being rescued; bat he was
and appeared to be dangerously
Comrade O. Dodge, o f Myrtle
Prof. C. A. Sayre, onr expart uncharitably accused of being in
hurt, as it was having convulsions,
toxicated, though be thought bis
aod sbe wss taking it to Marshfield Point, expected to leave yesterday optician, will bAva regnlsr office
reputation for sobriety had been
for treatment The sheriff bitched to attend the national encampment days at Hotel Coqnille Saturdays
good up to that time.
bis team aod started Mrs. Gage to of the G. A. R. at Philadelphia, aud Mondays. The people of Coos
Judge Scbroeder was the next
Marshfield at once. She returned Pa., Sept. 4-9, and will be absent, county are now finding ont they
speaker. After entertaining nia lie
yesterday, however, the baby quite including his visit to relatives and are getting high grade goods at s
bad been discoursed, the judge
over its fall aud being free from friends at Fort Wayne, Ind., 8nd very reasonable rate. The best
other points, about two months. proof o f his skill is the accuracy held tbe audience in good hnmor
any permanent injury.
! Bon voyage, friend Dodge. A with which the professor adjusts for a few minutes with very enter
A gentleman from the east lately goodly Dumber of comrades with lenses to correct si I cases of defec- taining nnd pleasing remarks. He
made this remark concerning our whom we kept step and bivouacked tive vision. Careful attention and referred to the excellent character
new scboolhoose: " I am surprised —schoolmates and playmates in honest treatment to children wbo I * D(I benevolence of tbe first set-
at so hsDdsome a public sch ool; I boyhood, also— will be there. Meet are so often imposed oo by many 1 flerB> and related bow cordially tbe
building.
I congratulate your Col. Huliogs Poet, No. 176, from traveling opticians. Call and have Baltimore colony, of which he was
people; it is equal to some of LewistowD, Pa., or other posts your eyes tested and consult with one> were received when they
our eastern college buildings.” from “ LittleMifflin” conuty,and yon the professor and ascertain if the arrived under tbe leadership of Dr.
And yet this large, substantial, will see heroes in eyery one o f glasses you are wearing can be im- Hermann, in 1859, saying that no
handsome and comfortable public them.
proved on. No charge for consul- OD® Gtd door locks, but the latch
school building, newly sDd neatly
tatiou and examination.
•
w(** always o a t
Roads
FOR
fam ished with tbe latest approved
were built without consulting tbe
school fam itnro and some appara
Everyone belonged !
AGENTS WANTED - FOR “ THE LIFE county eonrt.
and Achievement» ot Admiral Dewey.” the t» the 400; they Wore clothing j
tus, will cost onr people not over
world'» greatc«t naval hero.
By Mural
97000. In all your range o f ex
Hal-teacL the life-long friend and admirer suited to any fashion they wished. \
,
_
ot the nation'» idol. Biggest *nd beet book; Each did as he or she pleased.
perience elsewhere, name a com
Are your Spectacles o r Eyeglasses over «00 pa:*e«, 8 rl 0 inch<s;ne»rlv lOOpnRO»
munity that has fared so favorably
They were oataide of events that i
? Are thev twisted and bent balftooe illustrations. Only *1 50. Knot usually stir the world. He said :,
in that liue, or that of noy public broken
i l
n
ay
morw demand. Big entm oiM oM . Outfit
o u t o f tru e?
W e ca n r e p a ir th em . f rpc. Chance of n lifetime. Write quirk. “ I shall never forget the maoy i
building, at less than doable the
I The Dominion Company, 3d Floor Caxton
kind acts bestowed upon us when I
cost.
♦at
WILSON JEWELRY CO. Bldg., Chicago.
& \ íi)
Notice.
To my friends, whom I have let
have goods ou time in the last four
wars, 1 now appeal to you fo ra
little help. Yesterday my resi
dence and woodhouse were con
sumed by fire, and I must have
money to enable me to rebuild. I
shall wait a few weeks before plac
ing accounts in the bands of n col
lector, so please come forward nnd
help me now in my hour of ueed.
^ a ilin g
leaves
G iv e
warning
oi Whiter
T H E Y a I r S T O R E .
Newark. O
CANDY
I
CATHARTIC
^
TWAOf WM
J. J. L amb .
G. F. Boutell aud family arrived
in Berkeley safely last week, and
fouud Mrs. B. improved in health.
PlouAat. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good, Dtf
Good. Novor Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c, 36c, 50c:
...
CURE CONSTIPATION.
...
Stvrliag R em edy Com pany, C hicago, M ontreal. Now Y o rk . 311^
M . • T I A U . H R M A R V
DORR.
®°w an<1 P ’ arantoed by all drug-
gists to c X m s : Tobacco Habit.
W hbhlkb —At West Marshfield, Aug. 21,
1899, to Mr. and Mrs. George S. Wheeler,
a daughter.
S nydbu —-In Coqnille City, Aug. 22, 1899, to
Mr. and Mia. Alex Snyder, u son.
C ollvbk —On Catching slough, Aag. 12,1899,
to Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Cullver, a son.
B. F. Parsons, the well-knowu
Oculist and Opticau will be at Co
quille City soon. He will make
you glasses that will giye you rest
and sight.
*
Messrs. Collier & Balch, of thifl
X ybkbg -—At North Bend, Ang. 28, 1899, to
Mr. and Mrs. August Tyberg, a son.
city, received the contract for the
building of a uew school house at
d ie d .
Noiwny. The work is to be com;
A dams —At Marshfield. A ag. 21. 1899, Har
old, infant aon o f M r. and Mrs. George pleted by the middle o f November
Adams, aged 13 months.
H u » t —Near Gravel Ford. Ang. 26, 1899, at
the home of his Bister, Mra. John Miller,
William Hnnt, aged about 25 years.
H a n s e n —On Five-mile, near Empire City,
Ang. 24,1899, Herman Hansen, aged 20
years.
AunAHAMSON—At Marshfield, Ang. 24, 1890,
Abraham Abrahamson, aged G2 years and
6 months.
A. C. Curtis, late manager of tlid
broomhantlle factory, is now asso
ciated at McCann’s mill in the in
terests of the factory. Mr. C. vis
ited in Coquille several days of
last week.
Notice of Filing Final Account and
Settlement Thereof.
N
UfE have succeeded in inducing a
Normal Teacher to assume prin-
cipalship of the Institute. So there
will te a
NORMAL
DEPARTMENT,
Enabling all desiring to prepare
themselves for teachers to do so
without the extra expense of going
away, also of supporting home insti
tutions and helping to build up their
own part of the country.
Tho Primary and Intermediate
Departments correspond exactly with
the public school grades, using same
studies, but we hope for them to
make batter advancement.
Tbeu there is the four years’ Col
lege Course.
Expeiiees—Tuition, nbout $3.25 to
$!) per term. Board, about $2.50 to
$3 per week.
SPECIAL COURSES.
o t ic e
is
h e u e b y g iv e n t h a t
the undersigned, administrator o f the
estAte of Charles Hsrner, deceased, hag
filed in the County Court o f the State o f
Oregon, in and for the County o f Coos, his
final account in tho matter of said estate.
That upon filing the same, the Hon. L-
Harlocker, judge of the said county couit,*
duly made an order settinQ apart aud des
ignating
Wednesday, being the 20th day o f Sep
tember. 1899.
at the courthouse in Coquille City, corn.ty
of Coos, and state of Oregon, as a time and
place for tbe hearing of objections to said
final account and the settlement thereof.-
Dated this 21 *i dav o f August.. A. D;
1899.
WILLIAM TUKPEN,
aug.,2 5l
Administrator of said eatnt*.
Notice of Annual Meeting.
vroTici; is : eueby oiv ' i :; h i it
l i the at. nu. »1 n p r-iin g o f t he m-'Ckhoifl-"
ers of the Coos Comity M ejcanM o »ini
Shipping Association (a corporation) vvilf
be held at tho hall of said corporation. ii>
tho town of C(K|uiHe Citv. Com ••runt-v/
Oregon, ON THK 2D DAY OF SKPTi M-
BEK. A. D. 1899, at the hour o f 1 o’ch clv
p. m. of said day. All holders o f paid u;y
stock are especially requested to be pit-s
ent.
W. DUANE. President.
ALBBE4 H A M llG t
Bookkeeping, Ellis system—Elc-
menta’rv, $7.50; Iutermediate, $10;
Advanced, $15. Sbort-liand, $20.
Manufacturers of
Loisotto Memory Training, $7.
(This will be given as a premium on | First-
certain conditions, which will be Class
made known.)
Arago, Oregon.
Some of these prices tuny be
changed on arrival of the principal;
t J- J - bnn.I>. Coqnille City:
AOKNT». M i „ L oo> , , n I ld o n
until then, address,
Dimension ¡Shingles, £2.13 at mill; Com
J. L. FUTRELL.
mon Shingles, 11.40. Only one grade o f
Coquille City.
bhingles made
iigVTr.B,.:LVTT?ax.r
M Cellar Stólte
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New Management:
New Furnishings Throughout;
Commodious Sample-Rooms Attached.
Tal ]o service the cqunl of any in southern Oregon. All white h ft
New Bar attached; : : Large and comfortable Office add Reading R .oin
Wilsoi) Jewelry Co.
Fins Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Gold
Pens, Optical Goods.
Watch Repairing and Engraving.
Sewing-Machine Needles and
Musical Instruments.
W e solicit your patrouage.
Cfoq.-V 3 . l i l e
O lty ,
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Wb can please you .•
O re g o n .
Your Mother Can Tell You.
Price isn’t the
only thing...
Large Stock-All
Lines.
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Men,
Women and
Children.
D a v i d II. M u u p b y .
Coquille City, Aug. 29,1899.
ffiison Jewelry Co,
M ACK IN TOSH ES
♦‘ F o r a lx yesrp I w a s a victim o f d ys
p ep sia in its worst form. I could cat nothin«
but milk toast, nnd at times my stomach would
not retain and digest even that Last March 1
betfan taking CASCAKLTS and since then I
have steadily Improved until I am as well as 1
ever was in my life."
Respectfully yours,
AYER’S
HAIR <
VIGOR
RUBBER
GOODS
DYSPEPSIA
You must see the goods
to judge o f value. We
want you to examine our
goods and compare them
with what you see else
where. Then you’ll know
that we are selling new
and best goods at ex
tremely low prices ,
We sell for cast,
T h a t ’s W h y
we can do it.
Small
profits— quick sales.
M . O. H A W K I N S .
forn er opponile Odd Fellows’ Hull
nor'.li filli