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Circuit Court Proceedings Sepl. 1898, Term, j
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T U E S D A Y . SEPT. 86. 1899.
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which we will give for 1 year as a
premium to H khald subscribers.
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Pay up arrears and send in $2 for
1 year in advance to the Coquille
City H kbai . d and wc will send you
tho W eekly Oregonian fo r 1 year 1430
as a premium, fully paid up.
Coast Mail: The expenses of
bringing J. N. Kussell oat to the
asylum was *110.30. This the tax­
payers have to pay. There should
be some mesas of making the hys­
terical idiots who signed the peti­
tion for the pardon o f Hussell re­
imburse the taxpayers.
Is that the only thing yon God
fault with and interpose a sugges­
tion in the interest of the taxpayer
for? Then you will begiu with the
court—judge, jury and attorneys- -
and the balance of your list of
“ hysterical idiots” will be made up
o f tbs taxpayers themselves. But
that is your law in the case, the
surnmum jus o f succeeding Repub­
lican law-makers during many
years back; but wby lose your
breath at that and have nothing to
say regarding your couoty court
and other officials and outside pul­
lers right here at home violating
both law and contract, by wiestiug
the county’s advertising from the
official paper and giving it to a
youthful agent and tool to go to
Portland aud have it 6et in type,
then return with it sad issue it in
installments at a cost to the tax­
payers o f 8377.82—or 25 cents per
line— when the contracting parties
would have perfoimed the work at
home for less than $5!
Baltimore News, September 9th:
The Patent Record is the title of a
richly illustrated and interesting
monthly published in this city by
the Patout Record Company, the
September number of which mnkes
an unusually creditable showiug.
There are special articles of value
and interest treating upon topics of
present moment, notably one by
W. T. Stead on “ The Cape to Cairo
Railroad," and in addition might be
mentioned those on “ Telephony,
“ Electrolyptio Generators and Their
Work,” "Progress in Airships,” “ The
United States Secret Service,” nnd
“ The Scientific aud Machnnical Pro­
gress ot the Nineteenth Century.”
The September number contains
forty pages, and in addition to the
special articles is crowded with in­
terest for scientists, inventors and
the general reader. The large two-
page supplement gives an excellent
picture of the new battle ship Ala­
bama and Kearsarge. The frout-
ispieoo affords au excellent, view of
the Olympia on her passage through
the Suoz Canal. The paper is <lo-
Yoted to the interests of American
Inventors.
D L Watson et al vs M L
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Floyd— suit for partition.
Continued for term on mo­
You MU m aking A g ood beginning voh en
tion of pluintiff.
you com m ence to ta k e H ood 's Sarsaparilla
R A Graham vs Wm N otley-- for Any trouble o f you r blood, stornMch,
appeal from J P court. Con­ kidneys or liv er . P ersisten tly ta k en , th is
tinued.
great m edicine «tvtff bring you. th e good end­
R F Knox vs joh u Grandy— ing o f p e r fe c t h ea lth , stren gth and v ig o r.
action at law. Continued for
term.
Rosa Gray.admx, vs Coos Bay
Land C o—action at law. Con­
tinued for service.
Geo W Loggie vs W A Luse
et al—suit in equity.
J S
—cross bill iu equity. De­
Coke, jr, appointed guardian
cree on stipulation.
ad litem for Mary V Kerri­
J W Cox, assignor to John F
gan, insane, and minor de­
Hall, assignee— assignment.
fendants.
Decree canceling
Report of assignee filed.
conveyance.
W L Dixon, assignor to John 1866 John F Hall, as executor, etc
Bonewitz, assignee — assign­
vs W S Jenkins et al— suit to
ment. Distribution made.
foreclose mortgage. John 8
David Morse, assignor to Isa­
Coke, jr, appointed guard­
iah Hacker, assignee—assign­
ian ad litem for Stella Jen­
ment.
Order to continue
kins.
cause until next term.
1867 Marshfield Railway Transpor­
C B, It & E R It A N Co vs
tation Co vs Andrew O’Con­
W 8 Vanderburg, Georgo F
ner et al— action at law. De­
Ross, F E Lang, E A Ander­
murrer sustained. Plaintiff
son, It D Sanford, A W Mc­
granted leave ta file amended
Arthur, A L Nosier, D L Wat­
complaint. . .,
son, Wm Notley, Lars Clem- 1871 Elizabeth Williams vs Wm
ensen - action at law.
Con­
Howell et al—action at law.
tinued for term.
Default.
W H S Hyde vs John P Max-
(Continued noxt week)
ton et al— suit for partition.
Continued for term.
Circuit Court Notes.
Katherine West, assignor to
A D Morse, assignee—assign­
Court opened promptly at 9 a. m.
ment. Continued for term on yesterday morning and set to busi­
application of assignee.
ness. Judge Himilton had the jury
C B, It & E It R A N Co vs list called, nnd made an order for
Andrew Nasburg estate- ac­ six others to take tho places of that
tion at law. Continued for number excused.
term.
Innes Rose and Norey Little were
E B Dean vs J S Coke, jr, sworn in as bailiffs.
admr — suit for dissolution,
The first case called was that of the
etc. Continued by consent. State vs Theo Marcolla. Attornej’s
Mamie E Craver vs Anna E for defendant, T. S. Minott and J.
Koon—action at law.
Con­ T. Hall. District attorney Brown
tinued for service.
dismissed the case.
Arago Lodge No 28 I O O F
Attorneys present as follows:
vs W F Elrod et al—suit to Empire City— S. H. Hazard Charley
foreclose mortgage. Contin­ McKnight.
ued for term.
Marshfield—J. F. Hall, J. \V. Ben­
Thos F Stillwell, assignor to nett, Judge D. L. Watson, J. T.
A D Morse, assignee—assign­ Hall, A. E. Seaman, W. U. Doug­
ment.
Continued for terra. las, T. S. Minott, J. S. Coke, Ben­
J P Easter vs George P Mul­ nett Swnnton.
len and J W Otto—action at
Baudon— J. M. Upton, G. O.
law. Continued for terra.
Topping.
S S McAdams vs Beaver Hill
Coquille City— W. Sinclair, A. J.
Coal Co—action at law. Jury Sherwood, W. C. Chase,C L. Moon.
trial. Verdict for defendant.
Myrtlo Point— L. A. Roberts, A.
Plaintiff given 90 days to file L. Burtenshaw, S. D. Pulford.
bill of exceptions.
The court then called case:
J B Marshall vs T J Stillwell
No. 1774, S. S. McAdams vs Bea­
ot al—suit to foreclose mort­ ver Hill Coal Co— action at law.
gage. Motion to confirm sale.
In the cases of the State va E. J.
Nellie M Bullard vs Charlotte White and Tom Drew, for robbery,
E Bullard—action at law. aud Charles Nosier, perjury, each
Cross bill in equity filed.
were arraigned, pleaded guilty, nod
Charlotte E Bullard vs Nellie Wednesday, at 10 a. m., was fixed
M Bullard — cross hill in hs the time for passing sentence.
equity. Time in which ref­
Judge W. H. S. Hyde, of Marsh­
eree is to file report extended field, was in attendance at opening
to Thursday, 28th.
of court yesterday.
William H Averill vs Robert
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Walker and R H Rosa—ac­
Beulah
Chapter, 0. E- S ,
tion at law. On docket by
mistake.
S H Hazard vs Wm A Welch Held a special meeting at Masonic
et al—suit to foreclose mort­ Hall last Friday night, receiving a
gage. Order confirming sale. visit from Mrs. Margaret Lutke, of
Henry Sengstacken vs M P Portland, worthy grand rantron,
Pendergrass—action at law. who inspected the work and condi­
Settled. Dismissed on motion tions of tho chapter. We learn
that the lady complimented the
of plaintiff.
A H Black et al vs J H Rob­ chapter higtly and gave it a high
erts et al— suit to foreclose rank for proficiency in work. While
mortgage.
Motion to con­ the date of the meeting was iu
I doubt and on such short notice, no
firm sale.
John Bonewitz, assignee, vs ! invitations could bo extended to
Fanuie G Dixon—action at sister chapters, but Elgiu Chapter,
Ho. 24, was represented by a dele­
law. Settled.
A M Evans vs D L Watson — gation of 17 voluntary visitois from
action at law. Judgement for Myrtle Poiut, two or three from
want o f answor.
Execution llacdou chapter HDd two from
stayed for one year on stip­ j Doric chapter, Marshfield, aud
while no banquet was spread, the
ulation.
Lawrence Johnson vs W S Beulah chapter served a delicious
Vanderburg et al — suit to luucli o f cake, grapes, apples, etc.
The followiug were visitors:
foreclose mortgage. Motion
Mrs. Margaret Lutke, W. G- M.,
to confirm sale.
Enuua K Hermann vs F P Portland; Mrs. Fannie (1. Dixon,
Hcrmann—suit for divorce. ¡Carrie O. Miller, Flo McCloskev,
Decree granted plaintiff nnd AunaGiles, Rebecca Adams, L. W.
awarding custody of children. ! Deyoe, Josephine Deyoe, Maud
School Dist No 41 vs Fannie Deyoe, Anna Guerin, N. G. W.
O Dixon et al—action at law. Perkins, Emelin J. Perkins, Ella
Settled nnd dismissed on I Leep, G. A. Stephens, Lula Walker,
] Lillian Brown, Daisy B. Giles,
motion of plaintiff.
James Burke vs W T Lehn- | Ursula llo6e, Mary C. Bown, Myr­
herr et al —suit to foreclose tle Point; Gurley Boak, Bandon;
G. M. Short, J. R . Rocbon, Doric
mortgage. Default.
J N Nelson vs Maria C Grant I chapter, Marshfield.
The attendance was large and
et al—suit to foreclose mort­
the
eyeDing passed very pleasantly.
gage. Motion to confirm sale.
Make Good Endings .
PUBLISHED EVEKY TUESDAY
f H K P I O L 'D U kept on file at E. G. IM KE’H
1 H IA I A I n n Advertising Agency, 64 aud 66
Merchants’ Exchange, Sen Franelaoo, t’alifornia,
where contracts for advertising can be made for It.
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M eed'S Sauatxiiiflk
COOS COUNTY BOOMS.
Arrivals and Departures.
Arrivals from the south by the
have succeeded in inducing a
Blanchard, 8ept. 19: J- M. Pal-
mer and wife, A. G. Erricson, T . ;
Normal Teacher to assume prin-
G. Dow, W. \Y. Harris, 8. 8. .lames, cipalship of the Institute. So there
G. A. James and wife, G. T. C ole-1 will be a
man, T. Tarring ton.
NOUMAL DKVAUTMKNT,
Arrivals by Areata, Sept. 19: Enabling all desiring to prepare
Mrs. Reed, A Wakeinau, 8. B. themselves for teachers to do so
Morris, J. F Hull, Mrs. Hull, J. A. j without tho extra expense of going
Fisher, M. P. Boag, 1>. Griffin, Mrs. away, also of supporting home insti­
Griffiu, B. Sargeuti, Mrs. Sargenti, tutions aud helping to build up their
Capt. Ackerman, J. Rajonia, F. own part of the country.
The Primary and Intermediate
Saunders, A. Johnson, W. Tibbets,
Departments correspond exactly with
P. Johnson, W. McDonald.
the public school grades, using same
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studies, but we hope for thorn to
(Baudon Recorder.)
Delphi Dodge, No. 64, Knights make batter advancement.
of Pythias, will give their annual | Then there is the four years’ Col­
ball at Bandon, Saturlay, Novem­ lege Course.
Exponses— Tuition, about $3.25 to
ber 18, 1899.
$9 per term. Board, about $2.50 to
The McCann sawmill hns re­ $3 per week.
cently been refitted and furnished
SPECIAL COtntSES.
with new machinery and is now iu
Bookkeeping, Ellis system—Ele­
better shape than ever aud getting
mentary, $7.50; Intermediate, $10;
out some excellent lumber.
The lecture by Grnud Master Advanced, $15. Short-hand, $20.
Loisette Memory Training, $7.
Workman D. C. Herrin in Munck's
hall last Saturday evening wus in­ (This w ill be given as a premium on
structing and interesting and drew certain conditions, which will be
a lrtrg*' audience. The dance af­ made known.)
Some of these prices may be
terward f as well attended aud a
changed on arrival of the principal;
v^ry enjoyable evening was had.
until thon, address,
The schooner Mizpah sailed
J. L. FUTRELL,
from here labt Tuesday for Rogue
Coquille City.
Riyer where she will load copper
ore and lumber for Portland. She
Treasurer’s Notice.
will take freight at Portland for
the Coquille river and this will be
"VTuTICE is hereby given that all Comity
a splendid opportunity to receive I t Warrants endorsed prior to Majr 1 ,
freight from that point. If there 18113, will bo paid on presentation at in y
in Coquille City. Ur. No interest
is aDy encouragement to keep her oflioo
will bo allowed after October 1, 1899.
on that run Mr. E. BnriiB snys that
W . W. HAYES,
lie will make regular trios from
County Treasurer.
Portland to Ibis river.
E. B. Burns’ little gasoline ves­ COR SALE AT A BARGAIN.—
Land at Cedar Point, with boom
sel, Copper Queen, left here for
Also, over
Hogue River last Tuesday. She and boom privileges.
will be used for towing on that 250 acres of 2>TO. 1 bottom land,
liver and will make trips from within 2 miles of Coquille City, in
there to Coos bay, calling in at quantities to suit purchasers. En­
W. SINCLAIR,
way ports. Mr. Burns says be quire of
Coquille City, Oregon.
will carry all Coquille l iver freight *tfj
from Coos bay to poiuts ou this
river at very reasonable rates nnd T o t h . e X T j i i o r f u . n a t e
will make regular trips. The first
work for the little vessel will be
to town raft of lumber from Frank-
port to Port Or ford.
This old reliable and
GREEN SICKNESS
Chlorosis d e r lv o Us nnm* f r o « th«
Its Dairying Interest! and Lumber Industry Or
f a c t th a t the skin a ssu m es a greenish
tint. It Is r a th e r a c o m m o n disease a n d
are Growing,
le m et w ith uinonK *t y o u n g women. It M
ca u sed fro m un Im p overish ed condition of
blood .
B e in g
«
blood
To t h e R e v ie w :
I have just fin-1 tho
cu red
by
HUD-
2h!oro»*is
«an be
b le remedy for
islied a tour of Coos county and VAN, the grvut v e g e ta
b lood and nervee.
H U D Y A N will en­
thought perhaps my friends would
rich the blood and
g iv e It back it*
he pleased to hear from this coast
h ea lth y , red color.
H U D Y A N will fw-
county.
lleve all the sym p­
tom s If Its use Is
Dairying, the chief industry, is
con tin u ed .
T h •
gy in p t o m s %ro
making rapid progress, and lunches
m a rk ed . The blood
b e in g in a poor
which a few years ago were barely
c o n d itio n , none of
th e organs o f ths
paying expenses are now, under tho
b o d y are properly
deft management of the dairymen,
n ou rish ed .
HUD­
Y A N will
cause
yielding a handsome income. Many
the b lo o d to bo-
co m e pure. H U D ­
separators aro in use, thus leaving
Y A N will restoro
the milk to be used on the ranch
the organs to a
h ea lth y condition.
again.
They, too, realize that a
H U D Y A N Will
b r in g
bock
tho
good cow is cheaper than a poor
b lo o m to the c h e e k s and c a u s e the green
one, aud some of the finest herds I tin g e to d is a p p e a r . If you have the sym p­
s . ta k e H U D Y A N now, and they will
have seen in the west are right,here tom
lea v e you.
in Coos county.
Their creameries
THE PRINCIPAL SYMPTOMS AU:
are a decided success, being fully
tquipped aud well managed by com­ 1. C O N i S S T T A A N T H E A D D A A C C H H E B - - D D u u e , wtO
t
aired <
q u a lity o f b lo o d th a t rfaches
Impaired
petent men.
Their butter com­ the
n J H I U L D ~ Y . A
N w ... ill —
m - uke
the blood
the brain.
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mands the highest market price iu S ure and d n u tr itio u s a n d th e headache ’ will
ar.
isap p ear.
San Francisco, and is all that a first-
L Q R B E N I S H OR Y E L L O W I J H
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N
O M P L E X I O N . H - U D Y A N will
class butter can be.
Some of the O I U C E N C ----------------------------
a k e the c o m p le x io n red an d r o s y , by re­
creameries run the whole yeurround, m
s to r in g the b lo o d to a h e a lth y condition.
while others close down iu the full
3. P U L S A T I O N IN T H E N E C K . This
to th e
w a te ry c o n d itio n o f tho
and do not start up until spring, as b is lo o d d u , o and
w ill d is a p p e a r s h o r t ly after tho
some of the ranchers are not pre­ use o f H U D Y A N is commenced.
EAKN ESS AND
P A L P IT A T IO N
pared to feed during the winter OK 4. W T H
E H EART.
H U D Y A N
flU
months, though winter milking ia s tren g th en the heart and mako the b o a t!
fu ll, s tr o n g an d regu lar.
coming more nnd more into vogue.
H U D Y A N Is the rem ed y that yon want.
Tho lumber interest is also pick­ H a v e y o u r b lo o d pu rified. Your friends
w ill s o o n
tell you
you a r e
looking
ing up aud logging camps are nu­ m
ore h ea lth y . T h e color will return to
o u r c h e e k s . Your h e a d a c h e w ill dJsaj^
merous, while every sawmill, except­ y pear
and y o u w ill n o lo n g e r a p p e a r w e a k
ing one, is running in full blast. \ and m isera b le. H U D Y A N w ill r e s to re th o
n c tio n s o f n atu re. A ft e r y o u h a v e used
Three schooners ure under course j fu
H U D Y A N te ll o th e r s u ffe r e r s w h a t It has
e f o r y ou . R e m e m b e r th a t H U D Y A N
of construction ou the bny. One at d is on for
m en and w om en . G o to y o u r d r u g ­
North Bend, and another at Marsh­ gist and get H U D Y A N a n d fo llo w th e d i­
rections aa given in the cir c u la r . H U D ­
field uiul a third at Ross’ shipyard. Y A N is sold ut 50c per package, o r 6 pack-
e s fo r $2.50. i f y o u r d r u g g is t d o e s n o t
These all bespeak of the return of | a g jen
it, sen d d ir e c t to tn g H U D T
Y A
A h
N
ranrlsoo or
Ban
prosperity and a bright future for R E M E D Y C O M P A N Y , •member
iber tbgt
that j r «
L o s A n g e le s , C ai.
Ri
Coos. Sueh industries give rise fori can c o n s u lt tho H U D Y A _ N D O C T O R *
¡torà Yen nsny
EE . C all a n d see the doctor#,
a demand iu the vegetable liue, and FR
ca ll an d see »hem o r writ#, an yon
the runcher calmly smiles ns his A d d ress
loaded craft floats gently with tho
HUDYAN REMEDY
tide to a ready market place.
Ho. 81 0 South Broadway.
For the hearty welcome and hos­
pitality received in our sister county,
Los Angeles, C a t
I extend to its people m v most sin­
C or. 8 toc*-*o n , M urket a n d B ills * S a .
cere thanks,
M ark C. M unson .
S an F r a n cis c o , Cal,
C raging ational S. S. Orgauizer.
COMPANY,
Dr Gibbon
Not fill l^nowi),
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most euccessfal spec-
ialist in San Fra nois­
co, still continues to
\ cure all Sexup! and
fc? Seminal Diseases,
sneli ns Gonorrhea.,
0 1 e e t, S t r I c t a re,
Syphilis, in all its
forms, iSkin Diseases.
N e r v o u s Debility,
Impotency, Seminal Weakness and Loss of
Manhood, the consequence of self-abuse
and excesses producing the followiug symp­
toms: Sallow countenance, dark spots un­
der the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in
the ears, loss o f confidence, diffidence in
approaching strangers, palpitation of the
heart, weakness of the limbs and back, loss
of memory, pimples on the faoe, ooughs-
consumption, etc.
DK. GIBBON has practised in San Fran­
cisco over 37 years an J those troubled should
not fail to consult him nnd receive the ben­
efit of his groat skill and experience. The
doctor cur'*« when others fa il. Try him.
CLUES GUARANTEED. Persons cured
nt home. Charges reasonable. Call or
write.
DU. J. F. GIBBON,
G2.*» Kearney street. San Francisco Cal.
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Kiverton Pick-bps.
i e r a .
But
Riverton, Sept. 25.— Frank Nos­
ier sent doivu a raft of logs to
Prosper lest Saturday.
Rey. Sanderliu held services
here on Sunday last. The next
appointment here will be tilled by
Frauk Bunch.
J. K. McLeod, o f the upper.river,
made our town a visit last Friday.
Lie,(¿tenant Hugh Neely, of Co.
K, O. N. O.; made us a call last
week (is the steamer was waiting.
Miss Sara Lee left last Friday
for Forbpsto'vn, where she will
spend the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Kelly.
Miss Ethel Smith left for the
W i’ lamette Valley last Friday.
She >vas accompanied by Sara Lee
as far oslioseburg.
HOLBROOK, MERRILL
George Steward aud wife have
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moved into a house which they
purchased of Joseph Elvy.
Also BRIDGE & BEACH
Wm Thomas, the logger, was
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visiting Mr. and Mrs. George
Steward last week.
T. Walker was around subpoena­
ing witnesses for circut court.
and any other
J. H. Titnon came homo from
the bay couutry last week.
W. W. Kigbt, of the South Fork
Or any and everything
country, came down Inst week.
carried in a
a Good
L in e o f
Di^UGS and MEDICINES
AT
THE
COQUILLE PHARMACY.
/ fie ri SCHOOL SUPPLIES
“ ,5 ° AND STATIONERY.
ly iA G Y & T V Z O Q R & .
CALL FOR :::
Doors, Windows
Building
D ona A n a .
Tho trust conference in Chicago
(Marshfield Son.)
elosed Saturday iu a blaze of ora­
Fred Kruse left last week for
tory, in which Colonel VV. J. Bryan 1837
Corvallis, to take up bis studies at
and W. Bourko Cockrnn were the
the Agricultural college.
central figures.
Cocktail followed
the uoted Nebraskau, hut disclaimed
Alfred Saunders, of Empire City,
any intention of debating the con­ 1840
left yesterday to resume liisstudiei
clusions of his immediate prede­
in the seuior year in the Agricul­
cessor, nnd declaring his complete
tural college at Corvallis.
concurrence in much that Bryau
Henry Laird, the logger, was ¡ d
had said. The westerner had deliv­ 1841
Marshfield this week. He is inov-
ered the speech of the day during
iug his logging plant to the Co­
the forenoon amid frequent inter­
quille.
ruptions of tumultuous applause.
T. T. Golden and J. S. Coke have
Foulke, of Indiana, commeuting ou 1842
been elected delegates to the K. of
the speech, made aasertions which
P. grand halge’to convene at Port­
Bryan desired further to discuss.
land djp the 12th prox.
He was requested to take the stage 1845
Georg* Scbtoeder, foreman of
and complied for a second time,
the Ten-m,ile creamery, was badly
amid a wildly enthusiastic house.
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injured Mon lay by being caught
When the doors opened today the 1847 Mary Chapman vs M O Chap­
by the elevator rope which wound
Yellow
Fever
at
Key
W
est.
crowd that swarmed about the en­
man— suit for divorce. De­
him into the shaft. At last reports
trance amounted almost to a mob,
fault.
Washington, Sept. 19.— The yel- he was improving rapidly from his
and when Col. Bryan concluded his ! 1848 Bach Moose A Co vs G W
1 low fever situation at Key West is injuries.
address 80 per cent left the hall,
Clinton et al—suit iu equity.
; regarded ns grave. Since the first
It is an assured fact that the
not caring to henr the other speakers
Motion to strike out part of
ease was reported about threo weeks telephone liue will be built to Coos
answer.
Tho eight-hour wt rking day and 1849 J T Nosier, admr, vs C B, R ; ago, the epidemic has been steadily river. The Coos bay creamery
growing until today there were al­ has subscribed ¡$100; D. McIntosh,
$2-a-day for labor law in New York
A E R R A N Co—action at
most 400 cases.
$20; E. L. Bessey, o f South Coos
City is in force.
law. Continued for term.
river, 50, to the subsidy required.
Demurrer withdrawn.
An­
Notice.
This line, as well as the Empire,
C ih m I K s , « | k l o T w i t e .
swer filed.
North Bend and Porter linos nre
The finest quality of loaf sugar is 1850 J H James vs Coos County—
T o my friends, whom I have let to be included in tbe Marshfield
used in the manufacture of Chnm-
action at law. Motion for have goods ou time in the Inst four
exchange, and subscribers will
berlain's Cough Remedy nnd the
new trial.
years, 1 now appeal to you for a have the use of the same wibont
roots used in its preparation give it 1853 Elbert Dyer vs William How­
little help. Yesterday my resi­ extra charge.
a flavor similar to that of maple
ell—action nt law. Default. dence and woodhonse were con­
syrup, making it very pleasant to 1857 Pauline Hauscbildt vs Claus
sumed by fire, and I must have
take. As a medicine for the cure of
Hauschildt— suit for divorce. money to enable me to rebuild. I
ooughs, colds, la grippe, croup nnd
Eureka H a rn ess O il Is th e best
Default
Decree granted shall wait a few weeks before plac- .
pr»>»ervmtlve o f n ew leather
whooping rough it is not equaled
plaintiff and custody of chil­ iug accounts in the hands of a col- |
anti itie best r e n o v a to r o f o ld
leather. It o ils , Hoftens, b la c k ­
by any other. It always cures, and
dren.
lector, so please come forward and
en* an d p r o te c t« . U se
cures quickly. For sale by R. N. 1860 Andrew O'Connor vs Fannie
help mo now in my hour of need.
KnowftoO.
O Dixon et al—suit to fore­
Respectfully yours,
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«
—
close mortgage. Default cn-
J. J. L amb
W furt*
70 « whether yon soni
terel. John S. Coke. jr.. ap­ Coquille City, Aug. 29. 1899.
A erw w ktU inclobecrohebit. N O -1 «1
fw novra the deetr* fo r t o b « v o , will
r v o i t d l i l n * * . --------------
pointed guardian nd litem for
* -♦» -
a u , hori
i i* the
on yoar beet hemcee. your old her-
•tO TO# loot
Mnx Dixon, Myrle Dixon.
Portland Telegram: Only two
ness, andronr cmrrtetir* top. end ibey
will not only look heteer but «$er
Don Dixon, minor defendants. cases of diphtheria have been re- j
longer. Sokl everywhere In cens -nil
K ir'**'’-
•He* from half ptots to five eallooe.
Judgment $3072.94; $250 for p o r t e d at the office of tho board of
own
who
fora*. T * fr It with
Mo An by S T iSIU K » OIL 4 0.
esistenti ? on*
attorneys’ fees.
health this month, one of the cases
|; I botes, f M
refund m oney
1861
Matt
Kerrigan
vs
W
8
Perry
being now fully recovered.
*•• fort.
Eureka
Harness Gil
Material,
First-class Hardware Store.
J. A. Lamb & Co.,
(Successors to J. J. Lamb. |
Notice of Filing Final Account and
Settlement Thereof.
N
o t ic e
is
hereby
Central Oregon ¡State Normal School, Drain. Oregon
\ \ 7 I L B OPEN I I S IH)(H(S EOlt THE NEW SCHOOL YEAH ON SEPTEM BEK
VV 11 , 1899. The buildings having been thoroughly renovated and improved, new
g iv e n t h a t
the undersigned, rutministrntor of the
estate of Charles Earner, deceased, has
tiled in the County Court o f the State of
Oregon, in and for the County o f Coos, his
final account m the matter o f snid estate.
That upon tiling the same, the Hon. L-
Harlocker, judge of the said county court,
duly made an order settiuQ apart aud des­
ignating
Wednesday, being the 20th day o f Sep­
tember, 1899,
at the courthouse in Coquille City, couLty
of Coos, and state o f Oregon, as a time and
place for the hearing o f objections to said
final account and the settlement thereof.
Dated this 21H day o f August, A. D.
189».
WILLIAM T UK PEN.
aug22 5l
Administrator o f said estate.
apparatus added, and other improvements made tor the comfort and convenience of the
students. Good Boarding and Dormitory advantages at the lowest possible rates.
Lniforn State Normal School Coarse— Complete Trailing School.
In connection with Normal, where seniors are professionally trained under the super­
vision of a Critic Teacher, who will give bis entire time to this work. Gradn^tes o f
this school are given a credit of 30 months’ teaching experience, which enables them to
reach the Life Diploma in the quickest and most satisfactory manner. Send your
address for complete catalogue tc
JOHN B. W ALKER, A. M., .
President o f Faoolty.
A. C. W IL S O N .
J. c . W ILSON .
Blacksmith and Wagonmaker
Practical Machinist.
WILSON & WILSON
M A C H IN IS T S ,
P EN SIO N S,
W agon m ak ers,
PATEN TS, H
orsesh oers,
AND
a n d B la c k s m it h s .
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
Olalma against th e G overnm ent.
Machine work of all kinds, built new or repaired; iron and wood turning;
blncksmithing and wagon-making in all branches.
ALLAN RUTHERFORD,
M A CH IN E. W AGON A N D FARM W O R K A R E S P E C IA L T IE S
(Formerly Third Auditor U. S. Treasury.)
A ttorney and C oun sellor at Law .
DEAN'S LIVERY, FEED i SALE STABLE
Solicitor o f American »nd Foreign Patents,
Trade Marks aud Copyright*.
Practices before the Supreme Court of the U. S.,
Court of Claims, and all Departments of the Gov.
ernment.
A . B . D e a n , P r o p r ie to r .
Special attention given to claims of officer* and
•nluted in. n, lor Arm y and Navy serv ice in the
Mexican War, W ar of the Rebellion and the War
with Spain. À Lo> Clair.:s c f Government Contract- j
ora. Collection 0f ACCOM
Refers by penmission to Hon. Geo. L. W ei-
lingtnn, U S.
• m Maryland, Geneml O.
y, G eorge C. Henning,
Ü. 1 lo o ltd, U.
Bank, Washington,
Frc.*ide;it, 1 rule: s ' N - ü L hcJ
i
D .C ., » u d o t K .r .
N o charge f.vr
.!■ ic*. C
pon.lcacv solicited.
Offices, Atlantic Building,
928 a* I 9;,3 1? Street, N. W .,
B oem i. G*,. 0 7 , 99 and nx\
W A tM ir S iG T O fM ,
D.
C.
S u cce sso r to N osier Tiro's,
and A. t). Wheeler,
General Draying and Hauling a Specialty.
Commercial Men Promptly and Safely
Delivered at Any Point.
Good Rigs. Spanking Teams, Reasonable Rates.
C O Q U IL L E
^Corner Hall ami First streets,
C IT Y ,
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OREGON.
Near Rail road Depot