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OREGON,
TUESDAY,
pressions of the Spaniards and thoir
"Sawdust" trom Morgan’s »uz-Saw.
own sultan.
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN.
Prejudice ljves in tho dirk.
The agreomout with the sultan of
Mohammedanism, Polygamy and Slavery
O O Q U I L L B C IT Y . O R E G O N .
Sulu is of the same type/is that suc­
In the game of love B e dice
Protected-
cessfully used by Great Britain in almost always loaded.
I L L promptly respond to all calls,
Shall wo abandon American civil­ dealing with the rajahs of India. It
Empty heads usually ,givo fort
d iv Of Bight*
ization nnd protect the most bar­ is cheaper than war. Tho Spaniards the loudest sounds.
baric minion of the unspeakable occupied but a few towns, where
Too much straight, whjuky will
Turk?
Americans and Christians there are harbors or trading cen­ make a man walk crookedf
b a t h
r o o m s , everywhere will blush when they ters in the archipelago, and these
Marriage without love is like eat-
O p p o s it e H o t e l C c q u il l e ,
rend the following din] ntch from will doubtless bo the ones claimed ! ing potatoes without salt
by the Americans under the new
Little voices would not be so bad
Front Street, Coquille City, Or. Manila:
Gen. John C. Dates, who went ns treaty. The interior regions, espe­ if they did not grow eo bgg.
111 H T -C L A 8 S B H A V K .8 a n d h a i k special commissioner to conciliate cially in tho large island of Min­
The fool sayeth in his heart “I will
C uts at living ra te ; uioe ltathin^
tlio sultan of Sulu five weeks ago, danao, have been left entirely under see what the ‘boss’ says.” «
ap a rt mi nts.
A gossip is a person
pom tl
has returned and reports complete native rule. But the treaty assures
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success of his mission. Money and safety of life nnd property every­ devil lias taken the bridh ¿IT of.
concession of details have brought where. Jolo, or Sulu, on the island
T h e most modern arranged B A 1 U IE R
about the recognition of Ameri­ of tho same name, is the chief town that it needs veneering every Sun­
H H O P in Coquille City.
of tho archipelago.
The natives day.
.
IK. M. McDonald, Proprietor. can sovereignty in tho southern n umber about 220 , 000 .
Wnr is a sport which those who
islauds, while the war still contin­
thirst for glory will be slow to give
ues in the island of Luzon.
~C. L. M O O N ,
up.
An agreement has been signed
REPUBLICANS MUST CALL A HALT.
An eloquent, listener is' n
witli the sultan nnd a number of his
A tto rn e y and
companion than an egotistical
chiefs whereby American sover­
C o u n s e lo r at L a w eignty over the Moron tribesmen is The Parly's Very Existence Endangered by The worst gossips in the world
the Trusts.
C O Q U I L L E C IT Y . O R E G O N .
are the women who won’t
fully recognized.
The conditions
babies.
are
ns
follows:
Real Estate nnd Collections a Bpcoialty.
New York, September 10.—The
If the church ’wants to pr
No persecution on account of
“ Tribune” will publish tomorrow an it must let go of the skirts.of ar
religion.
interview with former United States rucy.
John F. Hail,
•£
The Uuited States to occupy nnd
Senator William D. Wusbburu, head
The tongue of the .gMeip is a
control such parts of the archipelugo
of an extensive flouring milling thousand times worse than that o
a t t o r n . . art - L a w , as public interest demands.
interest in Minneapolis, in which he tho viper.
M A R S H F IE L D . O R E G O N .
Any person may purchase land says:
The spur of the niomcgt is per
with the sultan's consent.
Dealer in Ibe-u. E s t a t e of ail kinds.
“ Tho present situation to tho citi­ haps responsible for time passing
Introduction of firearms prohib­
zen, tho gobd Republican and tho so rapidly.
ited.
y r t l e c a m p , n o . 107, w o o d m e n
impi who loves his country is really
o f th e W o r ld , m e e ts at. M a s o n io H a ll
Civilization means to make things
Piracy
shall
bo
suppressed
with
1 s t a n d 3 i M o n d a y liig n U o f can h m o n t h .
alarming, and it is more largely seem different from what they really
the sultan’s assistance.
A. J . B n naw oc
C o n s u l.
owing
to
tho
rapid
formation
of
G e o r g e T . M o u lto n , C le r k .
_
aro.
Arnericnu courts to have jurisdic­
what is called the trust than to any
tion, except in'cases between natives,
The man who keeps his temper
O U R T C O Q U I L L K, N O . 1 « . F O H E 8 T -
other agency. “ First, this trust
e rs o f Aru iriaa. in s e t« e v e r y s e c o n d a n a the saltan to deliver up criminals.
craze has changed the whole matter will never be bothered with that of
f o u r t h T h u r s d a y e v e n in g , a t M a s o n ic H a ll
United States to protect the Moros
of uoiug things. When I was a other people.
C o q u il l e C it y , O re g o n .
against foreign impositions.
When a woman m.ariiei a selfish
G o o . O . L o a c h , C . It.
young mail—I am now US— I ha<l
H . N. L oa n s*, R . 8
Sultan's subsidy, formerly paid
the world before rao nnd there was man sho has a cinch on aiwhole lot
N H A P W I O K L O D G E , N O . OS. A . F. by Spain, to be continued by the absolutely a fair field for lue. Take of trouble.
j a n d A. M „ reecM o n S a tn r d a y ov e n in R
United States.
Some people seem to ¡link that
all of our most successful business
o n o r b e fo r e ea ch f a l l m o o n . V is itin g b r e th ­
ait upon
r e n o o r d ia lly i n v i t e d .
men of today aud their experiences all God has to do is to
l U i m t I a m b s , Vr. M .
General Bates took $10,000 when were like mine. They entered the those who pray.
O . W . W h ite , S e e .
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If you can’t say somet eg good
he went to see tho sultan, aud race without a handicap, and their
U E L A I I C I I A P T K H . N O . « , O . E. 8 ., doubtless used the mouey with paci­
of your neighbor it is beat to keej
grit
nnd
capacity
wou.
Now
this
m e e ts F r id a y e v e n i r g o n o r b e fo r e
* »
The United States, building up of trusts puts a stop to your mouth shut.
e a c h f u ll m o o n a t * o 'c l o c k lr o m A n ril 1 st fying results.
t o O o to b o r 8 U t , a n d t h e r e a fte r a t 7 :.'t l: nnd in agreeing to continue the Spanish
Marriage is intended t<f;tnako on
fair und equal opportunities for the
e a c h fift e e n d a y s th e r e a fte r a t 2 o ’ c lo c k in
subsidy, must annually pay to tho young men today. The young man of two, but it sometimes eras out a
th e a fte rn o o n .
M as N oka A. M o E w b k , W . M .
sultan $2400, to the heir of the sul­ just out of college has no opeuiug. half a dozen or more.
M a s . J e h m k l io s s . - s c .
Trouble, with some pec
is like
tanate $700, to each member of the As a rule he cannot begin business
N O Q U I L L E L O D IK , : O SB. 1 . 0 . 0 . F .. sultan's council of throe $ 000 , mak­
on his own account against organ­ money; they have it to le; I, yet are
J m e e t« c v e r v S a t u r d a y e v e m n t '.
V is it­
in g b r e t h r e n in g o o d s ta n d in g o o r d ia lly ing a total annual payment of $41100. ized capital.
He must join tho pro­ looking for more.
The manuer in which I woman
I n v it e d .
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In
return
for
this
the
Uuited
cession.
He
must
content himself
J. A. Soon, N. G.
makes a man propose ha , 4 iot been
Stntes
gains
peaceable
sovereignty
with
being
a
mere
clerk,
and
tlie
J . 8 . I i t W M C » , B* 8 .
over the numerous islands of the chances are, ho will never get any improved on in 6000 yea fc
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O . O . F ., m oot* o v a ry ft rat a n d t h ird Sulu archipelago, lying to the south further, because there are so many
E U n c n t o Y n n r I?
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r r t ■.
T lin r s d a y s in e a c h m o n th a t O dd* Fello\V 3 *
of the Philippines, and the large in his class. This makes the situa­ Candy Cathnrt
■ »«S oi
h u ll. C o r d ia l in v ita tio n e x t e n d e d to all vis­
.!•* M n
island of Mindanao, which is a part tion «»serious one, aud I am sorry toe. ssc. n a c .<
i t i n g p a t r ia r c h s in g o o d s t a n d in g .
K . # B. R u c k , C . P.
of the Philippine group, and tribu-, for the young man o f today. 1 ’vc
G. F. Hr>tTTETsf., 9oTibn.
tarv to the sultan.
studied tho situation aud I am sure
A Tramp
a m ie
e e b e k a u
l o d g e
n o . » .
This country now Requires its of what I am saving.”
I . O . O . F.v m eet a » v e r y 2 d an d 4 tU
A tramp Asxed fur u U w dunk in
W e d n e s d a y s in e a c h -m o n t h , a t O d d F a l­ first Mohammedan subjects,
Mr. Washburn declared that tho
for,
lo w s ’ h a ll. M a s . J u l it h C o l l i e r , N . G .
a saloon and tho request was granted,
almost
universal
over-capitalization
rather
queerly,
the
Morns,
ns
the
J . S. L a w b e n ce . 8 / __________ __________ . -
natives are called, are faithful fol­ of trusts and the manipulation of and when in the act of drinking
O Q U I L L E C O U N C IL . N O . 8^3 O F T H E
lowers of the prophet, having been prices to produce exorbitant profits the proffered beverage one of the
F r a t e r n a l A id A s s o c ia t io n m e e ts the
2 d T u e sd a y e v e n in g o f e a c h m o n th .
converted
by tho sword of an Arab must eventually result in a general youug men exclaimed: “ Stop; make
M rs . E l l a *P a n n KNUitBO, P re s.
us a speech. It is poqr liquor tint
conqueror two hundred years ago. collapse. He added:
D . F . D i a n , S e c . ____________ .________________
doesn’t unloosen a man’s tongue.”
“
There
is
one
thing
that
greatly
Before Admiral Dewey smashed
The tramp hastily swallowed the
me.
The Republican
the Spanish power in the far east disturbs
the
sultan
acknowledged the party, whether justly or Unjustly, is drink und ns the rich Hquor coursed
through his blood, he straightened
same kind of half sovereignty to associated with trusts in tho minds
himself nnd stood before them with
of
the
masses.
As
a
party
wo
have
Spain that he now gives to this
n grace and dignity that all his rags
reached
a
crisis
where
we
have
got
country.
Tho old agreement with
to call a halt. The Republican party nnd dirt could not obscure.
Curran & Gass, Proprietors. Spain seems to have been reaffirmed, has got to disconnect itself from
“ Gentlemen,” lie said, “ I look to­
with the simple change of name of
aving fought out the cen - countries.
No mention is made by trusts. It has got to do something night at you and myself, and it
tr a l M e a t M a r k e t, we w ill b e a b le t o
General Bates cf taxation, which is a more than adopt platform planks seems to me I look upon the pict­
fu r n is h a ll k in d s o f M e a t— R e e f. M u tto n
For ngninst trustB. It has got to put ure of my lost manhood. This
a n d P o r k , a n d w ill p a y t h e h ig h e s t cash sore point with the Moros.
bloated face was once gsl handsome
p r i c e ^ o r b e e f , h o g . sW p. e tc. & ^
the past twenty years they have not forth its full strength and legislate
paid a cent of tribute to Spain. The ngainst them. The feeling against as yours. This shambling figure
last Spaniard who tried to collect the trust idea is intense in tho west. once walked as proudly ns yours, a
T h e I jio n e 3 t a r < ^
It is so inteiiso in tho Republican man in tho world of men. I, too,
taxes had his head split open.
C. O. G IL K E Y , P R O P R IE T O R ,
The Moros are the fiercest and party that the party will break onco had a home nnd friends rind
C o q u i l l e C . i y , O r . — O p p o s i t e D -jp o t .
bravest of all the races in or near ranks unless something is done. position. I had a wife ns lieautiful
Their skill in the The undertow of sentiment in the us an nrtist’s dream, and I dropped
S e e p s o n l y P u re W in e s an d L iq u o r s an d tho Philippines.
use of their curved kuives, or ba- western Republican stntes against tlie priceless pearl of her honor nnd
F in e C ig a r » .
,
T h e A m e r ic a s C lu b W h is k y is o n e o f th e
rongs, is marvellous.
They have trusts is not understood in tlio east. respect in tho wine cup nnd, Cleo­
s p e c ia lt ie s served in H ie s 3 C lu b r o o m s .
defeated the Spaniards time and The revolt may strike us us early as patra liko,saw itdisaolve nnd quaffed
it down in tho brimming draught.
year.”
Best Billiard Table in Sonllieru Oregon again with knives against guns. next
Senator Washburn suggested the I hod children ns sweet and lovely
They are born warriors aud have
tho Indian disdain for work. Wives removal of protective duties where as the llowers of spring nnd saw
P E T E R LOGGIE,^
and slaves provide the necessaries such duties aro of advantage to them fade and die under the blight­
ing curse of a drunken father. I
trusts.
of life.
had a home whero love lit the flames
Absolute
indifference
to
blood­
BAN D ON . O R ,
upon the altar aud ministered be­
The
horse
and
baggy
of
Super­
In
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND shed is another characteristic.
fore it nnd I put out the holy fire,
intendent
Rickets,
of
tlio
reform
many islands head hunting is almost
and darkness and desolation reigned
A FULL LINE OF
a sport, and a game basket is car­ school, was stolen from in front of instead. I had ambitions and aspir­
ried, in which to drop the human the courthouse nt Salem, on Satur­ ations that soared as high as the
hendB that fall beneath the hunter's day- of last week, but was recovered morning star, aud I broke and
Monday in Oregon City.
Daniel
barong.
Collins, an aged hobo, who did the bruised their beautiful wings, and
atc
Running amuck is more frequent
stealing, was arrested there and at last strangled them that I -might
in the Sulu archipelago thau in
brought back to Salem.
He is in be tortured with their cries no
almost any other Malay country.
more. Today I am a husband with­
jail in default of $500 bonds.
out a wife, a father without n child
Orders left with R. S. K nowlton , There, however, it always takes on
An exchange says: There is no a tramp with no home to call his
C oquille C ity , will receive prompt tho clonk of roligious devotion.
The fanatical Mora believes that he use walking the floor with a felon, own, a man in whom every good
attenton.
who takes tho life of a Christian is says a gentleman who has had some impulse is dead. And all swallowed
’
0 0 0 3
B A Y
sure of heaven.
When a fanatic experience in that direction. Wrap j Up ¡n j^e maelstronf o f drink,
wishes to take the shortest road to a cloth loosely around tlio felon. | The trarnp ceased speaking. Tho
glory he bathes in n sacred spring, leaving the end open Pour gun- j gla 3 » fell from his nerveless fingers
shaves off his eyebrows, dresses in powder in the end and shake it down 8 ljjTered ¡nto a thousand fragments
C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
white, and takeB a solemn oath to until the felon is covered, then keep I on tho fl(mr. Tho BWjngiM„ door
die
killing Christians.
He is then it wet with camphor. In two hours pushed open and shut again and
M a n u fa c t u r e r o f M a r b lo M o n u m e n ts , I le a 1 -
called a juramentado. The amount the pain will be relieved and a per­ when the littlo group about the
s t o n e s . T a b le t s , e t c .
bar looked up the tramp was gone.
A e m e te r y l o t s e n c lo s e d w it h s t o n e c o p in g of execution these fanatics ran ac­ fect cure will surely follow.
o r o n r b in g . I r o n r a ilin g s f u r n is h e d t o o r ­ complish with the sword before be­
Capital Journal: Mrs. F. P. Nor­ — Now Orleans Picayurie.
d e r . C o r r e s p o n d e n c e s o lic ite d fr o m p a rtie s
Some­ ton, of Marshfield, arrived this after­
liv i n g in th e c o u n t r y o r o t h e r t o w n s w h o ing killed is extraordinary.
m a r w ish a n y t h in g in m y l in e o f b u s in e s s . times one man mnv kill or wound noon to join her husband who came
H o t t lio U l i r i i t W a x .
M.KSHF.-*’ t>
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scores of people before falling.
several days ago with a young trot­
It is not always boRt to wait until
Sni,w, VITALITY
Mahmoud, the sultnn, is a shrewd ter which he 1 ms entered in the fair '
it is needed before buying a liottli
LOST VIGOR
young man, who maintains a large ; races. Mr. Norton is one of Marsh-1 0f Chamberlain s Colic, Cholera'and
A N D MANHOOC
harem, and is learning some Euro­ field’s successful business men, and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Quite fro-
Cures In: potency, Night Emissions ?.nd pean customs.
He is far from be­ j ^ie monkeys with fast horses for quently the remedy is required in
wasting disease.:, all effects o f self.
ing
an
absolute
ruler,
as
many
of
j health and recreation.
j
very busiest season or in the
abuse, or excess and indis­
cretion. A n e rv eton ica n d the tribal chiefs maintain almost 1
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night and much inconvenience and
blood builder. Brings the | independent sovereignty, merely i
T h e r V a t i o n a l l .a i M l l . i s i .
suffering must I hj borne before it
Tho |
pink glow to pale cheeks and paying him formal homage.
restores the fire of youth nlleginnce of these chiefs, which Gen- j T h e o n l y g e n u in e real e s t a t e p r p e r p n b - ; •an lie obtained. It costs but a
trifle as compared with its real worth
r maililOc per box: B boxes eral B ites reports securing, is almost
in A m e r ic a . I t n r c n lH te * in e v e r y
for «U.ftO; with a written guaran­ as necessary as the consent of the : sta te in th e U n i'»n . P arti»-« in t e r e s t e d in and every family can well afford to
b n y in g , s e llin g o r e x c h a n g in g le n d m e r­ keep it in their home.
It is every­
tee to cure or* refund tlio money. sultan to Amerieau control.
The c h a n d is e o r o t h e r p r o p e r t y w ill find w h a t
th e v w .iu t in T H E N A T I O N A L L A N D where acknowledged to l>e the most
chiefs
have
been
unusually
friendly
i
NERV1TA M EDICAL C O .
L I S T , it i* ja m f a ll o f r p e e k l I>nr<;ains successful medicine in the world for
Clinton &. Jack .ion Fun, CKiCACO, ILL. recently to Americans whom they a n d o ffe r s o f e x c h a n g e , d in g le copie-» b y bowel complaints. For sale by It.
m
regard as deliverers from the o p -' a il JO ce n t* . A d dress Th** N a tio n a l L -in d i
For sale by Coqoille Pharmacy
i ii s t i'u b li-iliitiu G o ..G r e e n U .d g e , M i« « o u r i. y. Knowlton.
2 ^ R . J. BURT MOORE,
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Moral’s
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Meat Market
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Burial Caskets
Lowest Case Prices.
Marti and Siaaa Worts
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AMERICA'S DISGRACE-
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SEPTEM BER
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19,
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1899.
NO. 8
County Court Prooeedlngs—Sept,, 1899, Term-
Expenses in vaoation after July,
1891), term.
f Salary...................................$443 34
Telephoning.......... ............... 23 00
Indigent soldiers................
Ö5 50
Indigents.............................. 230 00
Roads..................................... 027 01
Sidewalk, courtyard fence
and walk........................... 344 00
HElTZMBF.il, 1899, TERM.
Justice court expenditures. State
vs Chas Nosier—
J H Cecil, justice fees.......... $ 7 10
T A Walker, constable fees. . 3 00
V N Perry, wilness fees.. 3 00
S C Giles
•<
« ,. 4 80
W S Porrv,
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1 70
David Campbell “
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3 30
Ida B Nosier,
“
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4 80
Abe L Nosier,
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4 80
W W Gage, sheriff’s fees. . . .
7 50
State vs E-l White—
J H Cfcil, justice fees.......... 7 55
T A Walker, constable fees. . 12 60
XV W Gage, sheriff’s fees.. . . 1 25
H N Lorenz, witness fees.. 3 00
Goo Boone,
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7 40
W R Darby,
“
“ .. 3 00
.Maude Flanders “
“ .. 3 03
Dr G H Carter “
“ .
3 00
Michael Cocoran “
“ .
5 90
John Collins
“
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5 90
13 L Powers
“
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4 80
Irving Urqulmrt “
“ .. 4 80
XYr XV Gage, sheriff’s fees,. . . 8 50
State vs John McDonald et al—
J II Cecil, justico fees.......... $4 55
R E Buck, constable fees... 14 50
II McNiece, witness fees.. 2 90
James Parker
“
“ ,. 2 70
Mrs Monnrity
“
“ ..
2 70
State vs Elson Peterson—
Frank Nosier, constable fees. 8 00
J F Lee, deputy constable
fees......................................
1 70
O A Kelly, justice fees . . . .
1 50
Lucy Jackson, witness fees 1 50
Daisv Jackson
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1 50
J V Foster
. “
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1 50
Il C Oavett
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«
1 50
Carrie Kinnicntt
“
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1 50
Olive Kinnicutt
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1 50
1 50
Flora Urqnhart
“
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1 50
Mrs. D Urqnhart
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“
Susie MoCoimac
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1 50
1 50
M XV McCormao
Mary M Price
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1 50
Mrs Marv Price
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1 50
Herbert Adams
“
•• 1 50
Chns Peterson jr
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1 50
XV Sinclair, mileage ns dep-
uty district attorney . . . . 3 60
State t s Drew k White—
..ohn W Carter, constable
fees nnd telegram s..........
2 50
State vs Sam Hunter—
S D Barrows, justice fees.. 5 00
E MBlaekerby, constable fees 9 90
A E Suekau, witness fe e s.. 1 50
Walter Suekau “
“ .. 1 50
Resignation of Orvil Dodge as
justice of the penee of district
No. 5 accepted; Dr. S. L. Roberds
nnnoinied to fill the vacancy.
Circuit Court expenses—
Maud Flanders, witness fees
before grand j u r y ...........$ 2 20
J V Foster witness fees be­
fore grand ju r y ................. 8 80
Stationery and printing—
Ed Raekleff, postage for
clerk’s office....................... 23 45
Jrwin-Hodson Co, stationery
for county officials .............. 14 50
Moiso-KIinkuer Co, rubber
stamps for sheriff............
2 00
G A Bennett, publishing de­
linquent tax notico..........
1 50
Coquille City Bulletin, pub­
lishing July court proceed
in£3...................................... 30 90
Olap» k Prudhorame, station-
erv and books for co. of-
firials.................................... 22 17
Walter A Scott, tvpe writer
ribbons for clerk.............. 2 00
XX’. XV. Hayes, postage, etc.. 8 50
XV. XV. Gagp, postage, e t c .. . 4 54
Coquille City Bulletin, blanks
nnd letter heads for sheriff 34 00
Indigents—
Dr J T McCornmc, cash ad
vanced German hospital on
account of Frank Brown
nnd care of indigent sick. 107 51
John Preuss, medicine for
paupers............................... 2 50
John Bear,|burial lot, funeral
expenses of Ed Dougherty 10 00
Christenson k .Tohneon, coffin
for Ed Dougherty............ 10 00
August F.nglelilom, guard­
ing body of Ed Dougherty 2 00
Lewis Buttonhqck, witness,
in investigation on body of
Ed Dougherty.................. 1 50
Steamer Yarrow, bringing
body of Ed Dougherty to
Marshfield..........................
1 50
Dr. Horsfall, examination on
body of Ed Dougherty and
mileage............................... C 00
Mrs Susan Dunlap, support
for A u g u st........................
5 00
Petition of W W Endicott for sup­
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Ida White Nosier allowed $8 per
month for support of herself ami
children.
Petition of Mary Thrush for aid
denied.
Mr. II. N. Warner, o f Minden,
Neb., said:
“ In 1894 I was attacked with
paralysis in my left side. You
might stick a pin to the head into
my left hip and I would not feel
It. I was unable to do any kind
o f work and had to be turned in
bed. I made up my mind that I
could not be cured as I had used
all kinds o f medicine and had
tried many doctors. I was ad­
vised to try I)r. Williams’ Pink
Pills for Pale People, and com­
menced their use last September.
Before I had finished my first box
I felt better, aud by tlie time I had
used six boxes the disease had en­
tirely disappeared, and I have not
been so free from pain since I was
a boy. The paralysis also disap­
peared, and although two months
have passed since I finished my
last box, there has been no recur­
rence o f the disease.” — From the
Gazette, Minden, Neb.
!
Dr. W illia m s ' P in k P ills for Pnle P eop le
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purulysia, St. V itu s’ dan ce, seiatien, neural­
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after-effects o f the ^rip, palpitation o f the
heart, pale and snlíovr com p lex ion s, and all
forma o f weakness either in m ale or fe ila le .
Or. Williams’ Pink Pills lor Pale Peoplo «re never
sold by the dozen cr hundred, hut always in pack­
ages. At all druggists, or diract from the Or. Wil­
liams Medicine Company, Schenectady, H. Y., 60
cents per box. 6 boxes $ 2 . 30 .
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