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Newspaper Page TextM ’F ’N K iilneytroublo preys upon List of Jurors for Circuit Couit. Trunks and Telescopes, cheap, at ■***■“ _ " t be K iud.dieoonruB e« mul | Berliu Store. AND le ss e n s sr u b iiio n ; bi-nnty, Circuit court will convene in Co v r n rT vin-ir am i clierrtiilnesa llod Clover Seed, in large qaan- ! | s W i r O r t M E N . B ) oii disii[ipiiir when the quille City the last Monday in Sep. T U E SD A Y , SEPT. 12, 1899. tity, at the Pharmacy. * ! kidneys sre ont ot order or u ise sse d . For plunking resalts use Ur. K ilm er’ s Bweiup* tember, being the 25th iust. The ‘•The Idea! Steam Cooker,” sold I lto o l, tho arent k id re y rem edy. At d ru« following persons will serve as R E G U L A R TR A IN S by Mrs. Root, should be in every Bints. Hnuiule b o ttle by m ail free, also jurors: o n d a y s , W e d n e s d a y s ami f r i - pam phlet. Address. family. days will run hb follow s: Arago— H. A. Todd, Lewis Lett, Dr. Kilnmr A Oo., B in ah am ton, N. Y. A rrive Leave County court adjourned this J. Henry Scbroeder. 10:15 a. m. Mnrshfiuld 7 .1 5 a .m . I Oil coats. Mackintoshes aud Baudon— F. N. B erlins, J. W. j 7:45 “ I Beaver Hill JYumt’ n Leave 0:45 morning till Wednesday o f next Umbrellas—Berliu Store. “ 0:30 week. I C O Q U IL L E C IT Y 8:15 “ Fetter. A rrive Coquille City — James Cart It is tho intention soon to call a “ 0:00 Miss Nellie Dement was installed M yrtle P oin t 8:45 a. m. I Populist county convention and iuto her department of our city wright, R. J. Dean, A. A. Leach, ANNOUNCEMENTS. get to work. schools yesterday with 43 scholars. John Lamb, E. A . Wirner. Coaledo— William Moore. , Big stock of wheat for chlokeD Grants Pnss Rpcord: Dr. D. M. D o ra —W. L. Krantz. The Epwortb League will give a. fePCi— also at cut prices to close Brower sent a 28-foot chocolate Empire City— J- S- Hayes, J. pecinl service at the Methodist out— at J. J. Lamb’s. plant to the Portland exposition 8. Douglas. chut ch next Suuday night. A nice Take in the newsstand and get Sunday. Gravel F ord—O. 8. Coleman, K. literary aud musical program will latest issues o f literature— facts A big line o f Shoes, for men, H. Hausen. be given. All are invited. and fiction by the best authors.* L ie — Isaac Chandler, J. Hervey. women and children, nt the closing The adjourned mooting of the Attend the Populist club meet- out cut prices at J. J. Lamb’s. Myitle Point— J. J. Baker,D. A. stockholders of tho Mercantile * Haling, Lloyd Spires. Whipping A s s o c i a t i o n will h e held 1»B o‘ <* hull, over the Berlin The best chance y e t Marshfield— A. Bridges, Thos. nt their hall next Saturday, at 2 Store, tomorrow night at 8 o clock. Rev. Mr. Lister and family left F. Long & Son now have on yesterday for Myrtle Poiut, where Holland, Otto Schetter, W. P. p. m. hand solo leather, bristles, awls, | he will conduct services in tho Murphy, Z. T. Siglin, A. J. Davis. Norway— Henry Allen, Thomas F O C A L ITE M S. tacks, thread, aud shoe findings of iuteiest of the Christian denomi Devereux. all kiuds. * nation. A d d itio n a l lo c a ls o n 2 d p a g e . Parkersburg—J. F. Haga. New and nice lines of Worsteds, Rev. and Mrs. R. S. Tyrrell, of Sumner— J. W. Catching. Fixtures for all kiuds of bicycles seasonable Dress Goods nnd Cre- Humboldt county, Cal., arrived re at F. Long & Son’s. * ponnes just opened at Hawkins’ cently per steamer and are visit (B an d on R e co rd e r.) Bert Tuttle returued last Satur New Store. * ing their son Robert at his upper- Gene Robinson caught a 60 pound day from a trip to San Francisco. salmon last week. County Clerk Rnckleff returned river home. Don’t forget, that the Wall Paper Johnson Bro’s creditors have Miss Walker, of Myrtle Point, racket is still on at the Pharmacy.* last Saturday from a visit to his parental home at Myrtle Point and forced them to close their books has been engaged to teach the Lain Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Fitch left a trip up in the mountains. agaiust all creditors. But don’t pey creek school. for conference at Grants Pass last E s t e y O r g a n f o r S a l e . — Nearly you forgot it, they are i u tho mar The tug Triumph was placed on Sunday. ket for cash. * the bench last Monday morning iD W ill Cox is laid off from his en new; high top, fine parlor organ. The Coquille Pharmacy has a order to reoeive a new rudder aud gine for two or three days with a Only used about two months. Apply at the H e r a l d office. * new ad. today. Don’t forget, be other repairs. sore hand. The Baudon pnblic schools A Mr. Lewis has secured a site sides the usual stock of drugs nnd Judge Scbroeder came down to opened last Monday with Prof. W. medicines, they keep 6cbool hooks day on summons as a witness in with water privileges at Ben Shull’s F. Fargo as principal aud Mrs. place, near Myrtle Poiut, where he a dq stationery in full supply. tho Bullard referee hearing. Bryan and Miss Alma Johnson as will establish a distillery plant. Ed Robison will now run his A new line of ladies’ and chil assistants. dren’ Shoes, as also gentlemen’s B. F. Parsons, the well-known baler on tho upper river for awhile, Elbert Dyer's sawmill, which Slippers, at Hawkins’ New Store. * Oculist and Optican will be at Co- liaviug concluded severnl contracts was recently destroyed by fire, will for baling ou the low»r river. The quille City soon. He will make Mrs. Hersey would like those 8oou be running again. New ma owing her to call and settle. The you glasses that will giye you rest machine is a perfect worker, and chinery haB been added and the Ed knows how to manage it. * money is much needed at pres and sight. * entire plant has been changed and Ed Robison aDd W. A. Barnutt moie conveniently arranged. ent. *2 All are invited to the special ex Everything in the linn o f School ercises conducted by the Epworth are working their new thresher The steamer Bismarck, after a Little or no lay off of about a month, was put Books, Tablets, Pens, Ink, Slates, League at the Methodist church very successfully. Pencils, eto., at the Coquille Phar next Sunday night. A nice pro grain will be lost in this county by on the river run last Monday aud the rains, though it had a close will hereafter make regular trips macy. * gram will be given. call and appeared an almost hope to Myrtle Point. Arrangements Prof, Konematz made n trip to Coos county’s tax-roll for 1899 have been made to eariy the freight Fairview last Saturday to locate a was the first to be received at the less task to save it. pillar for the geological depnitment department San Jose woolen mill suits—all o f the Hernster from here to all at Salem, having at Washington. reached the secretary o f state’s wool gcods and guaranteed equal up-river points. to the best in the market— for both It is a great rush at J. J. Lamb’s office last Thursday. There is considerable talk of a men aDd youth, nt J. J. Lamb’s dosiu g out sale. Such bargains Coos RDd Curry couuties hold closing out sale. No such bargains fish hatchery being established at were never offered before, and the places in the list of counties which some point on the Coqnille and it were ever offered before. The people realize the chance. * have paid their 1898 state levy in prices are cut on the goods as on is snid that Fish Commissioner Reed will scon be here for the pur County Surveyor Cathcart went full. Coos county is credited with * pose o f locuting a suitable site. to Baudou last Friday to do some 811,597.50, and Curiy with $2966 29. all the stock. surveying for a Mr. Perkius, below Mrs, F. Adele Curtis, mother of The license money abtnined from W. T. Lewis, son-in-law of our onr young friend A. C. Curtis, late the fishermen will he used toward that place, also for Mr. Topper at ,f. B. Fox, has bought a 5 acre par malinger of the broorohandle fac bnildiugand maintaining the hatch Bandon. cel of land from Jack Fox, which The Populist club will meet to he will improve and cultivate, the tory at this plnce and now asso ery. H .'S . Schwntka, superintendent morrow night at Gray’s hall, over latter expecting soon to go to New ciated with the McCann mill near Baudon, passed through this place o f the government work to be done the Berlin Store. Especially those Mexico. yesterday to join her sou. She here arrived in Baudon last week who favoi reforms are invited to U dc I o Joe Hudson will push the comes from Tulare county, Cal., uDd ia making preparations to attend and join the club. Mrs. M. O. Hawkins came down Jack Wood road through to the and expects to make her home at begin work at onee. The south jetty, which is to be extended 315 from Myrtle Point last week to North Fork at once. He is estab or near Bandon. assist her mother in marking nnd lishing cam p” on the trail instead Our schools enrolled 172 pupils feet, will be completed, then work S heretuincd o f returning home with his force at opening Monday o f last week, will be begun on tbs north jetty. s h e l v i n g new stock. every evening. with Mr. H, on Sunday oveniog. and at the close o f school Fridsy The roek for this work will he Last Friday and Saturday wore evening had added 25 new names, taken from the quarry below the Attorney Dougins was holding a bearing in the Nellio M. Bullard our summer days. Cn the former including 10 to report yesterday town and the contract is to be com vs Charlotte E- Bullard case as re the thermometer mnrked the high morning— making the enrollment pleted within ten months. The schooner Coquille left here feree, and had a largely attended est at 79 degrees, aud Saturday it to date, 197, and another teacher, Sunday Miss Nellie Dement, to tako a de for San Francisco on August 12 conrt, wherein property rights nnd went 2 degrees better. partment. Our school, therefore, aud when in latitude 40:05 north, valuations were being iuquired into. was just delightful. Mrs. Margaret Lutke, graud The newsstand, at F. Long & is still growing, now occupying 5 longitude 125:12 west, at 1:15 p. m., on August 14, Gus Schilling, a sea matron of the order of the Eastern Son’s, keeps the best magazines— rooms. man, while alott on mainmast Star, will visit Coos county the lat tho Cosmopolitan, Frank Leslie’s, Robert Dean suffered a peculiar ter part o f this month and visit M cCluie’6, the Delineator and affliction last Wednesday, while at about 25 feet above deck, fell and onr Beulah Chapter, No. 6, on the Designer, Harper’s Bazar, Scien the wharf waiting for the boat. broke one of his legs nnd sustained afternoon of the 80th iust., unless tific American, Judge, etc., besides While quietly sitting, a snap and other injuries. Capt. Pearson at tended to the injured man ns well the date i ; changed. the latest news. * severe pain affected his right ankle ns possible under the circumstan joint, causing bun to return home, Rev. R . Ennis, Presbyterian, Mrs. Gene Norton (nee Grace ces aud when San Francisco wns and if he moved about at all he conducted regular services for that McEwen) and two little folks, and reached he was taken to the hos denomination at the- courthouse Burton McEwen are visiting their was obliged to use crutches. The pital nnd I he doctors had hopes of spot turned blue aud kept the pain last Sunday — morning and even father, the editor o f the H e r a l d , l>is ultimate recovery. ing. His night service had a large from Graud Junction, Colorado. ful sensation almost without inter mission. The belief was that a congregation. That church ex They reached this place yesterday, W. S. Perry, manager o f the pects a new organ by next service. via San Francisco and Marshfield. tendon had snapped. He got out Lyons estate, visited Marshfield on of doors ngain Friday with the The Popnlist club, a! its meeting John W. Caldwell brought his use of a cane, and since has quite business last week. Wednesday evening o f last week, fine horse, Grand Ronde, through recovered. Sole leather and shoe findings passed a motion urging the Popu town today, taking him to his home of all kinds iu large stock at F. W. T. Lewis and Jack Fox com lists of the several precincts to or on South slough. He is the prop L oD g & Son’s. * ganize clubs, or Bulliciently to be erty o f the Nichois Bro’s, and is pleted their contract to supply hewn timbers for the Middle Fork Sirs. Moon wishes those who are propared to vote for delegates to a a beauty, as well as being the best bridgo last Wednesday and re indebted to her to call and settle. county convention to be called in bred horse in southern Oregon. turned home Thursday evening. She must have money. * the early future. The New Store— Prof. Hawkins’ The court accepted the timbers un Ready for fall and winter with a Tho pain of a burn or a scald is — ia a wonder. The orders come hesitatingly, ns they were fine ma almost instantly relieved by apply mb fast ns boats can bring them, terial and believed to be the equal of choice line of Rubber Goods ot ing Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. It and yet the shelves hardly receive the best o f auy ever used iu bridges all kinds at Hawkins’ New Btore. * also heals the injured parts more the preciouB burdens till they are in Coos county. There were 12,000 First-class San J ose mills suits quickly than any other treatment, wrapped np and carried out. feet of hewn timber supplied. for men and boys, at J. J. Lamb’s and without the burn ia very severe Everything new and up-to-date. While this was proceeding, the Everything goes at the closing-out does not leave a scar. For sale by See their new ad. * bridge contractors were putting in cut prices. R. S. Knowlton. The annual church meeting and their cylinder piers, for the steel Attorneys Hazard, Seaman and The bridge will Mrs. E. Bowne and daughters,, election by the Christian congrega superstructure. Donglns, of the bay side, were all Mattie and Mamie, of Curry coun tion took place on the 2d lost., with probably be finished and turned attendiig to business at the county ty, spent several days in this place the following result: Trustees— over to the county the last o f this seat yesterday. last week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Nosier, L. P. Maury, J. W. week. T. A. Marks, of Weathorford, C. D. Elliott, and Friday took the Krewson, J. C. Simmons. Elders The difference in freight rates train for San Rafael, Cal., to make — C. H. Nosier, J. C. Simmons and to this place, while steamers are Texas, arrived in Coquille yeater- their future home. Mrs. Bowne B. H. Burns. D eacons--A . L. running to this river and wheu they dny. He comes prospecting, and ia a daughter o f Daniel Divilbiss, Nosier, R. E. Buck, L. P. Maury are not! and we are compelled to sought work ns a carpenter and an old and well-known citizen of and H. T; Schweers. Deaconrsees ship by the bay, are obvious, aod found it at once. Curry county. Mr. Bnd Mrs. Dr. Blackledge, of — Mrs. L. P. Manry, Mrs. M. Good there is much just cause for com Sewing muebines have Indiana, two daughters— Misses Mrs. Cecil, son Will, and adopted man, Mrs. A. L. Nosier and Mrs. plaint, daughter, Elsie Strang, started for B. H. Burns. Clerk—Mrs. C. H. formerly been received here from ! Cleola and lu a—and son, Brennan, Chicago by the river, and by rail nrrived in Coquille City via the Grauts Pass last Thursday, where Nosier; treasurer— A. I a . Nosier. i bay yesterday, to o c c u p y the they will be joined after circuit Messrs. W. Drane nnd George road via the bay, at rates ranging StockmaD place, east o f town, which A few days ago court by Justice J. H. Cecil and Stevenson returned last Saturday from $3 to $5. they have bought. The doctor o d 6 was received by a citizen from proceed to bis old home at Chico, evening from their mines on Mule the |above place for which the and family are very Dice people Cal., and spend the winter with creek, Douglas county. They bia aged parents. They bave a freight paid was $6 15, distributed and the H e r a l d welcomes them to brought with them some o f the re- good outfit and w.ll g o leisu rely, 8o)tg*o f t h e )r «,ne, rRetIC p rosp ectin g , along the route in the following residence with ns. Some of our citize n s m ig h t p r o camping and e n jo y ,n g all the b en - d con firm tb eir m ost en th u sia stic amounts: From Chicago to San efits that p u re air, s cen ery and expectations as to the richness of Francisco, $1.70; from San Fran fitably take up a o d d is cu s s some cisco to Marshfield, $2 70; from o f the questions that in te re st ou r change o f clim a te can give. their claims. They have a 12-foot Marshfield to Coquille City, $1.75. community and v a lley, to w h om the T. A. North, the creamery ma ledge, also a 3x5-foot porphyry Here we have the freighl costing columns of the H e r a l d are op en . chinery supply man and also cream ledge, and promise o f good results. us 5 cents more from Marshfield, a There are several very im p orta n t ery expert, has returued to this sec They had a pleasant outing, got distance of 18 miles, than from issues, nnd some citiz e n s may have tion after a considerable absenca some game to supply their camp, Chicago to San Francisco, a dis ad vantage o v e r o th e rs in k n o w in g H e will visit Florence and the Sius including a large black bear, whicb tance o f 1600 miles. But what are some of the a ctiu g b e h in d the law section for a fortnight, and they secured just as they started you going to do about it? scenes, but will D o t a s s e it th eir then probably return to Cooa home. We thank Mr. Stevenson knowledge and aid to re m e d y the oounty. He has enlarged views of for both some bear meat aud dost troubles that oppress us. Let us this as a dairying country, even in and porphyry rock specimens of hear from yoa. eomparisoD with other favor*d and Ibeir find. The latter we have at Kell »M e pers«.D> o f * merli untesi or Inventive mind T o C aro ConAtlpation Forever* famous sectious whicb he has vis- this office, subject to inspection deni rin« * trip to the P a r i s R e p o s i t i o n , » H b good T a k e C u s ca re t* Caudjr C a th a r tic . 10c o r 25c. ited and jcarcfully inspected. i aud expert opinions. I f C. 0 - C . fa il t o c u r e , d r u g g e t # r e f u n d m on ey . R E C O R D . D a lt i m o r e , j f d . I M yrtle P oin t Enterprise.] (C ity ¿U’r a h l Keep Vossr Youth M A Free Trip to Paris a If you are young you nat urally appear so. If you aro old, why ap pear so ? Keep young inwardly; we will look after the out wardly. You need not worry longer about those little streaks of gray; advance agentaof age. R will surely restore color to gray hair: and it will also give your hair all the wealth and gloss of early life, j Do not allow the falling of 'our hair to threaten you ongerwith baldness. Do not I be annoyed with dandruff. We will send you our book on the Hair and Scalp, free upon request. i NORM AL M W t» t o th o D o cto r* I f you do uot obtain all the b ene fit’s y ou ex p octed from the use a t th e v ig o r, w rite th o doctor about I t P robably there is som e ditfleultv w ith y ou i general sy stem w hich m a y b e easily rem oved. A d dress, DK . J . C. A Y ER, L ow ell, Mfai \ Dr- Blnckledga and family moved into tho F igg residence today. School Books and School Sup plies of nil kinds at the Coqnille Pharmacy. * We need some more houses for residence purposes. Nowcomers ueed shelter. DEPARTMENT, Enabling all desiring to prepare N o tic e of F ilin g F in a l A c c o u n t and S e ttle m e n t T h e re o f. themselves for teachers to do so without the extra expense of going o t ic e is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t away, also of supporting home insti the undersigned, adm inistrator o f th « tutions and helping to build up their estate o f Charles H am er, deceased, has filed in tho C ounty C oart o f the State o f own part of tho country. )rcg on , in nnd for the Couiity o f C'oon. hia The Primary and Intermediate filial nccounl *n the m a n o r o f : aid.» T hat upon til ¡it tho sam e the B on . 'i. Departments c orrespond exactly with H arlocker. jvi J , ! « - t h o said ci-nrix eon t, the public school grades, using same duly m ade «¡1 *»r-.er • cttii;u iiwftr* -m i d s- studies, but we hope for them to ignating W ednesday, being the 29th da-y c f Sep make botter advancement tember. 1899. at the courthouse in C oquille C ity. cou . ty Then there is the four years’ Col o f C oos, and state o f Oregon, r.s a t id e nnd lege Course. p lace for the hearing o f o b jectioq s to said Expeuses— Tuition, about $3.2/5 to final account aud the settlem ent th ereof. Dated this 21 it day o f August, A. D , $9 per term. Board, about $2.50 to 1899. W IL L IA M T U R P E N , $3 per week. aug‘22 5 1 A dm inistrator o f said estat«*. N SPECIAL C0U U 8E 3. Closiug out prices for men’s Bookkeeping, Ellis system—Ele nnd boy’s Hats and Caps. All mentary, $7.50; Intermediate, $10; kinds, at J. J. Lamb’s. * Advanced, $15. Short-hand, $20. We regret to bear that Uncle Loisctte Memory Training, $7. Ben Figg is very poorly, stricken (This will be given as a premium on down near Roseburg just after certain conditions, which will bo leaving Boswell Springs for Cali made known.) fornia. Some of these prices may be The Popnlist clnb mot at Gray’s changed on arrival of the principal; hall last Wednesday evening, and until then, address, J. L. FUTRELL, while the turn-out was not large, Coquille City. the enthusiasm was none tLe less. All the “ hayseeds” had been read ing up, and are bent on making a clean fight at the coming campaign and without “ entaugling a'liances.” BAD BREATH Misa Kate Brndeo, of this plnce, is teaching a term of school at | Sumner. A. L. Harrington, o f Oak, has “ I h ave b e e s u ilig C A S C A R K T I M bet>n engaged to teach tbn Cuu- a m ild and o ffeetlvo laxative» they are sim ply w on ) uinghatn school, below Coquille derfu l. My da u g bter and I w ere bothered with sick stom ach and ou r breath w as v ery bad. A fte r taking a few dose« o f Casc-aret-s we have im p roved City. w on derfu lly. T h oy are a g rea t help in the fa m ily. W lL H S L M lK A NAGKL. E. A. Dodge has been appointed 1137 B ltten h ou so St.. C incinnati, O hio. U. S. commissioner to fill the va CANDY cancy caused by the resignation of C A A T T H I W M A A R H T T IC IC his father, Orvil Dodge. Phil N, belonging to F. P. Nor ton, of Marshfield, won the free-for- TR A D , MAUN all and the 2:30 trotting races at the district fair at Roseburg. Best time, 2:27. r i fu s a n e P a l a t a b l e . _______ Fount. ________ ,T »iw Good. Oo Tho county court on Wednesday G ood, N ov er Sicken. W eaken, o r G ripe. 10c. fee. appointed Dr. S. L. Roberrls jus- ... C U R E C O N 8 T I P A T I O N . ... tico of the peace for this district, *».*■ < dweUy f aepeer. Cfckue. ke t e d , ! . . I . U . At, to fill the vacancy made by the HO-TO-BAC *íiu'tSV¿,Íñ i^ ^ ^ ' 1 HAbí?' resignation of Orvil Dodge. Tiie impression is general that the Reagan-Boggess Wedding at Roseburg- doctor will make a very efficient officer. At the M. E. church, south, in this city, Thursday evening, August Dress goods in piece and pattern 31, 1899, there were united in mar lots, just received at Hawkins’ New riage by Rev. J. T. Cotton, a couple Store. * well known in our county and state. J. W. Caldwell came down this The groom is Iter. It- A. Reagan, morning from the upper-river sec formerly presiding elder for this tion, the first iu a long while. district, and the bride was Mrs. Special liues of ladies’ miases* Martha Boggess, for many years a aDd childrens’ underwear, at bed resident of this county. The church, rock prices at Hawkins’ New was handsomely decorated for tbe occasion and a goodly number ot Store. * Capt. H. L. Burleson is arrang iuvited guests were present. The. ing to receive all the apples, includ occasiou proved a very happy one. ing cull fruit, which this valley will Rev. Reagan spent the past year in Texas, but has been again trans seud to him at Marshfield. ferred to Oregon. They went to Myrtle Creek Friday for a brief yiB ib with friends nnd relatives. Their location will not be decided until U/E have succeeded in inducing a the meeting of the conference at "* Normal Teacher to assume prin- Grants Pass about two weeks hence. cipalship of the Institute. So there The Review joins theirmnny friends in extending congratulations. will be a ALBBB k M I A G l, M n nufactrrers o f First- Class M Ceflar Sili A rago, O regon . 4 ™ «™ . I J* J* L am b, C o qu ille C ù y; AOKNTB. i Milt L ee, B au don. D im en sion Shingles, $2.15 at m ill; C om m on Hhitigles, $1.40. ( 'i l l y on e grade o f Shingles m ade OTEL COQUILLE fe J. N. Hassell, whose pardon from the state prison and retorn homo JO H N CTXIRlEeEnsr, P r o p r i e t o r . (7)J we mentioned in last week’s H e r a l d , wns arrested nt his home at Randolph nud brought before New Management; County Judge Harlocker nt this New Furnishings Throughout; place Saturday nnd adjudged iu- saue. The old mau grew violent Commodious Sample-Rooms Attached. at spells and became murderous toward members of his family. Til le service the equal of any in southern Oregon. Ail white b c 'p Henry Virgil and Couuty Assessor New Bar attached; : : Large and comfortable Office nnd Reading Renin J. 8. Lawrence were deputized by the sheriff to deliver the charge at the iusane nsylnm at Salem. rV - Ï Wilsoi) Jewelry Co. o u t n e i v o u . s d istrcsB , e x p tls tim-, purifica tbe b lo o a , re ■ torci ! lo s t m & n houU , " m akcB y o u «tro D g in h o a lth .n c and pocket - book . ^ own druf?Kist, who ________ i f o r u e . T a k e it w it h boxea JM » Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Gold Pens, Optical Goods. . _ — j,p atien tly , perolstently. One box. f l . usually cures; S boxes, $2.60, uAranteed to cure, o r we refund money. r D Watch Repairing and Engraving. UeauxJy C o., Chicago, Hoatrcal, lo w fo rk . H A R R IE D . B andon, Sept, 6,1899, b y R ev. 11. Ennis, F red Davis and Miss Flora Khipley. Sewing-Machine Needles and Musical Instruments. a v i s - S h i p i . e y — At W e solicit your patronnge. non*. At C oquille Cream ery, Sept. 6, 181)9, to Mr. and Mrs. G eorge R obison , a daughter. C r a d d o c k — In Bandon, Kept. 7, 1899, to M r , and Mrs. C. A. C raddock, a s o u . R o b is o n — ICE H om e—with im m ediate possession —fo r $1400.— acres inside oity lim its; 8 acres bottom land, balance level bench, G ood bonse, large w oodhouse, obickenhouse, fa ir barn. 200 fru it trees, m ostly bearing and first-class fru it: small fruit, also. F lentv o f water th e year round. se!2 Ini" W M . G A L L IE R . N RUBBER Coq.villle C ity, : : W*> can please you . Oregon. Ladies Are Telling Around About our new stock o f beautiful goods, including many Patterns in Silks GOODS Beautiful Velvets Large Stock-All Duchess Satins Trimmings Lines. New M m l i r e MACKINTOSHES FOB M en, W o m e n and C h ild r e n . THE FAIR STORE. We sell for cast), T h a t 's W h y we can sell so low and and keep all new goods. T fl. O . H A W K I N S . Corner opposite Odd Fellow»’ lJall--north side.