Coquille City herald., October 03, 1899, Image 2

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FOUL MUROEK AT GOLD BEACH.
An Affed Pioneer Lady Killed lor Her
Money.
P U H I.lSU K l) E V E R Y TUESDAY
( Myrtle Point Enterprise.)
Demurrer withdrawn; judg­
F . Long, the Coquille harness
ment for plaintiff for #643.28
la now re a p in g a r ic h h a r v e s t. I t Is d r a w -
maker, was a Myrtle point visitor ink;:
and interest on #150 from
th o u s a n d s w ith in I ts r s is n tls M g r a s p .
P»
M ed ical s t a t i s ti c s com p iled liy th e b est
last
Thursday.
Feb
5,
'99,
and
interest
on
yy
E
have
succeeded
iu
inducing
n
M aster’s E y e.
p h y sicia n * o f tho
w orld show t h a t
Normal Teacher to assume priu-
#167.50 from Jan 5, '99, and
A consignment of cheese was
o v e r »‘>0 p er c a n t o f
You are master o f yOur
interest on 375.78 from Jan cipalship of the Institute. So there shipped to the San Francisco mar­
th o c a s e s o f a c ­
q u ired
C O N -
will be a
6, '99, at 6 per cent.
l l M l ’T IO N
ars
ket from the Sugar Loaf creamery
health, and if you do not
d ue
to
L A
1873 James O ’Niel vs Felice Men-
NORMAL DEPARTMENT,
Wednesday.
G H IP P I2 .
T h •
attend to duty, the blame is
co n s u m p tio n
d e­
egat et al—action at law. Ennliling all desiring to prepare
J . McDermott shipped COO head
velo p s
ow in g
to
Continued for services ns to themselves for teachers to do so of beef cattle from Ashland this
th o w eak en ed s t a t e
easily located. I f your blood
of th e lu n gs p ro ­
Felice Mcnegat. Judgment without the extra expense of going week nud will he here to receive
d u ced by tn e d is­
is out o f order, Hood’s Sar­
ease.
T h e re a r*
ngainst Petro Menegat for away, also of supporting home insti­ cuttle from locnl buyers Monday.
a ls o o th e r poln '*
saparilla "will purify it.
o f w eu k n ess. KC-
$267.78; $25 attorney fee and tutions and helping to build up their
fe r to th e n u m b ers
A
l
*ssis.
Dillard
and
Collier,
ge­
It ¡8 the specific remedy for troubles
attached property ordered own part of the country.
on
th e
c h a r t.
ological surveyors, aud party ar
B tu d y
each
«n o
of the blood, kidneys, bowels or liver.
sold. Continued as to de­
The
Primary
and
Intermediate
c
a
r
e
fu
lly
.
Fa-
rived at this place Wednesday from
K k f n e y s - “ M y k id n e y s tro u b led m e,
in d iu rlze
y o u r­
fendant, Felice Menegut.
Departments correspond exactly with the Rogue River country, and will
and on a d v ic e took H o o d ’s S a r s a p a r illa
s elf w ith th e m . If
187G J A Button vs Melissa Button the public school grades, using same
y o u Jm ve a n a t ­
w hich g a v e p ro m p t relief, b e tte r a p p e tite .
t a c k of L a G rip p e
disband, haring completed their
My sleep is refresh in g. I t c u re d m y wife
—
suit
for
divorce.
Default.
begin th e use o f
studies, but we hope for them to work for the year.
a lso .” M ic h a el H o y l e , 3473 D enny S tre e t,
H U D Y A N a s sio n a s th e a c u t e s y m p ­
Decree granted plaintiff.
P itts b u rg , P a .
make butter advancement.
m s h a v e subsided
II I 'U Y A N
w ill
D. C. Krantz, of Gravel Ford, to
b rin g a b o u t th e r e s to r a t i o n to p e r f e c t
8crOfulOU* Hum or “ I w as in te rr ib le 1877 Catherine McAdams vs S S
Then
there
is
the
four
years’
Col­
h e a lth .
oondltion from the Itch in g a n d b u rn in g of
placed
iu
our
show
window
this
McAdams—suit for divorce. lege Course.
scro fu lou s h u m or.
G rew w orse u n d er
week some fine this yeai's npples
W E FARTS AFFECTED ARE:
Default. Decree for plaintiff
tre a tm e n t of se v e ra l d o c to r s . Took H o o d ’s
Expenses— Tuition, about $3.25 to j
OUS M EM U R A N B L IN ­
S a rs a p a rilla and H ood ’s P ills . T h ese cu re d
nnd nlso some of last year's crop, IN 1 G T O H F E T M H U E C H
and
for
|
interest
in
real
A C K 1’O K T IO N O F T H E
$9
per
term.
Board,
about
$2.50
to
m e th o ro u g h ly .” J . J . L it t l e , F u lto n , N. Y .
the last years apples beingperfectiy NOSIO—i t b eco m es in flam ed an d t h ic k ­
property and $20 per month $3 per week.
ened *nd u C h ro n ic C a t a r r h is th e r e ­
sound.
Coos county’s big red s u lt. H U D Y A N will re d u c e th e in flam ­
for maintenance of three mi­
m atio n , p ro d u ce a p e r f e c t c ir c u la tio n o f
SPECIAL COURSES.
apples nre good keepers.
nor children (girls.)
blood an d le a v e th e m u c o u s m e m b ra n e In
a p e rfe c tly h e a lth y co n d itio n .
Bookkeeping,
Ellis
system—E
le­
Sheriff Je sse Turner nud Alf 3 (T ill* . E A U D R U M ) T H E M U C O U S
1878 Alary A Strang vs Charles E
M E M B K A N K O F T H E E A R —I t b eco m es
Strang— suit for divorce. De­ mentary, $7.50; Intermediate, $10;! Miller, of Gold Beach, passed inflam
Hood's 1‘llls cure liver Ills; the non-IrritHtlug end
ed and th ic k e n e d , g iv in g ris e to a l ­
Advanced,
$15.
Short-hand,
$20.
through town today for Myrtle m o s t to ta l d e a fn e s s . H u d y a n will p r e ­
fault. Decree granted plaint­
only cathartic to take with Hood’s Saraapsrilla.
t th e s p re a d o f th e In flam m atio n . T h e
Loisette Memory Training, $7. | creek to bring back n young mau v d e ru n m
iff and custody of minor child.
w ill n o t be a ffe cte d an d h e a r in g
u n im p a ire d .
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1879 Emm» G Barnum vs Alfred C (This will he given us a premium on ! named Gillespie who is supposed w 3. ill C be
H R O N IC T O N S I L I T I « O R C H R O N ­
Circuit Court Proceedings Sepl. 1898, Term.
S O R E T H R O A T —F r o m th e s a m e c a u s e
Barnum—rsuit /or divorce. certain conditions, which will be to he the person who murdeied IC
us th e tw o p reced in g . H U D Y A N will p re ­
Corcluded.
Mrs. Ed son at Gold Beach last v en t Its co m in g on.
Default.
Decreo granted mado known.)
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4. W E A K N E 8 8
IN
TH E
H
RT—
Some of these prices may bo Tuesday.
plaintiff.
h e f n r t
HUDYAN
w ill s tr e n g th e n
th le
e
P
1702 RoBenfeld-Smith Co vs J L 1881
bl<
chauged
on
arrival
of
the
principal;
n e r v e s , e q u alize th e c ir c u la tio n of b
lo o «
John Hilhaka vs Edla Abrn-
A
delegation
of
members
of
the
and c a ___
u s e tho ( h e a r t -b e a t s to bec<
b eco m e
Thompson—proceeding sup­
hamson et al—suit to fore­ until then, address,
Masonic
lodge
at
this
place
char­
“
w
e
^
R
e
n
é
d
con
dition
^
plemental to nn execution.
J . L. F U T R E L L ,
close mortgage.
Default.
tered the steamer Rota nud went t h e L O W E R * L O i.e 'S O F T H E L U N G » .
Denied.
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L E A V IN G T ______
H EM
P R O N E E . T T O O . A T -
Coquille City.
Judgment for $1681. Decree
to Rn u d oD last Saturday to attend T A C K S O F P L E U R I S Y , P N E U M O N I A
1731 Je ff Williams, jr, as adminis­
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A N D C O N S U M P T IO N —B y its effeot on
of foreclosure and $125 attor­
n
meetiug
of
tho
lodge
at
that
th e blood an d
n e rv e s
HUDYAN
will
trator, vs S J Culver—motion
e lu n g tis s u e to b eco m e s tr o n g
Missing Property.
ney fee.
place. The party consisted of Dr. c an a u d s e h e th a lth
y a « d ab le to th r o w off th e
to retax costs.
1882 Board of Commissioners for
K. A. Leep nnd wife, D. G iles nud g e r m s o f th e m u c h d re a d e d p u lm o n a ry
1708 TenBrook Bro’s, assignors to
The following articles of military wife, D. A. Ilu lin g nud wife, Geo.
Sale of School and University
PLUM BAG O.
OR
W EA K
BACK-
J T Hnll, assignee — assign­
H U D Y A N will s tr e n g th e n it a lm o s t im ­
equipment
are
missing
from
the
Lands and for Investment of
Guerin a u J wife, L. A. Roberts and m
e d ia te ly .
„
.
ment. Order authorizing sale
H U D Y A N will c u r e all o f th e a b o v e
Funds arising therefrom of Armory of Separate Co. K. Bandon: wife, S J . AlcCloskey and Airs.
of accounts of estate at pri­
s y m p to m s an d le a v e y o u r w hole s y s te m
the State of Oregon vs Thog —Two grey blankets, marked O. N. Bennett, Miss G eoigie Bennett, in a p e r f e c t c o n d itio n o f h e a lth . Go to >
vate sale.
g g is t a t o n c e a n d
p ro c u ro a
AIcBee, America C AIcBee et G., 2 drab campaign hats, 1 haver­ Airs. J . C. Brown, ARs. E . B. Lane, y p o a u c k r a g d e r u of
H U D Y A N fo r W c e n t s , o r s ix
1750 J B Hunt, assignor to G W
sack, marked U. S., 2 canteens, Chas. Adams, Dr. S. L. Roberds, p a c k a g e s fo r $2 W If y o u r drusurlst S o y
al—
suit
to
foreclose
mort­
n o t keep It, send d ire ct to th e H U D Y A JI
Topping, assignee — assign­
gage. Continued for service, marked O. N. G., 4 pairs of light Warren Deyoe, Z. T. Johnson, B. R E M E D Y C O M P A N Y . S a n F r a n c i s c o , e r
ment. Continued for term.
C al.
R e m e m b e r t h a t __ vois
1883 J S Edmunds and T A AValkcr blue trousers, 1 pair of ennvas leg- C. Lehmanowsky, Harvey Alast, I. L c a o n s c A o n n g s eles.
u lt th e
HUDYAN
p O C T «i
1755 Mast & Dyer vs Samuel Ray-
gins, drab color, 2 infantry drill T. Weekly, B . C. Scliu ll, G. M. F R E E . C all an d s ee th e d o c to rs . Yotf
vs
School
D
istrict
No
8—ac­
m a y c a ll an d see th e m o r w rite , os yow
land and wife—nctionat law.
tion at law. Verdict for plaint­ regulations. Any information con­ Short, Webb Alast nud Mr. Sm ith. d esire. A d d re s s;
Sale confirmed.
iff for $100. Alotion for new cerning tho whereabouts of the
HUDYAN
— - -♦«• ■ «- -
1801 Annie L McDuffie vs Rosella
above articles will be thankfully
trial allowed.
No. 816 South Broadway,
VanLuven et al — suit for
The
North
Dakota
regiment
dur­
received
by
the
undersigned.
1884 J J Stanley vs A B Dean—
partition. Argued and sub­
ing its service in the Philippines,
Los Angeles, Cal.
H ugh N eely , 1st Lieut.
action at law. Dismissed on
mitted.
lost from all causes sixteen men,
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C o r. S t o c k t o n , M ark et nnd Bilik S t a .
motion
of
plaintiff.
1810 Nellie M Bullard vs Charlotte
and the 1st Idaho twenty-one men.
S on F r a n c i s c o , C al.
1885 Charles Collier vs Glen Coll­
Treasurer’s Notice.
E Bullard as Nellie M Mnck-
ie
r-a
c
tio
n
nt
law.
Jury
trial.
lin, administratrix—action at
XT OTICE in hereby given that all County
Verdict for defendant.
law.
Cross bill in equity.
i x Warrants endorsed prior to M«y 1,
1886 J W Bennett, trustee, vs Ja ­ 1*113.
will be !>sidon presentation at my
Submitted.
Plaintiff given
cob Carlson et al—suit to oiliee in Coquille City. Or. No interest
10 days to file brief. Defend­
will
be
allowed uftor October 1 , 1M9‘J.
foreclose mortgage. Demur­
ant 10 days after service of
W. W. HAYES,
rer by Jacob Carlson, Alex­
County Treasurer.
plaintiff’s brief and plaintiff
ander
Carlson,
Jacob
Carlson,
given 5 days after filing of
ndm’r, John Nyman,John Ny­
defendant’s brief to reply.
man, ex’r.
Demurrer over­ COR SA L E AT A BA RG A IN .—
1822 J R Benson vs P A Decker et
Land at Cedar P oint, with boom
ruled.
Answer
filed by C C
al— suit to quiet title. Dis­
and boom privileges.
Also, over
Johnson.
Decree—judgment.
missed on motion of plaintiff.
1887 Jo h n Hamblock vs Eugene 250 acres of IL-TC. 2 . bottom land,
1827 S H Hazard vs G W Loggie
Robinson — action nt law. within 2 miles of Coquille City, in
AT THE
et al— suit to foreclose mort­
quantities to suit purchasers. E n ­
Continued for service.
gage. Sale confirmed
quire
of
W.
SIN
C
LA
IR
,
1888 J I . Kilber}- vs D H nnd Car­
1839 Nannie L Fellows vs A W
Coquille City, Oregon.
rie Lewis—suit to foreclose *tf]
Fellows— suit for divorce.
mortgage
Default.
Decree granted
1889 State School Fund Commis­ To tue TJ"nîortaxiate
plaintiff and custody of mi­
sioner vs Alfred Machado—
nor children.
suit to foreclose mortgage.
1847 Mary Chapman vs M C Chap­
Continued for service.
man— suit for divorce. De­
This old reliable and |
fault. Decree for plaintiff,
most successful spec­
Oregon’s Weeds-
ialist in San Frntcis­
granting custody of minor
co, still continues to
M C Y
M O O R E .
children.
cure all Sexual and
Prof.
E
.
R.
Lake,
one
of
the
Seminal
Diseases,
1848 Bach Meese Si Co vs G W
such as Gonorrhea,
Clinton et al—suit in equity. botanists at the Oregon state agri­ v ”$•
G l e e t , S t r . o t u re,
Dismissed on motion of cultural college, is making a collec­ r
SyP^lis.
«H ilH
tion of the noxious weeds of the
v f o r m s . S k i n Diseases,
plaintiff.
iVN.V’w w i • ^ ' N e r v o u s Debility,
state.
These
will
be
mounted
and
J
H
Jam
es
vs
Coos
County—
1850
Irupotency, Seminal Weakness and Loss of
action at law. Motion for sent out to the various county Manhood, tho consequence of self-abuse
and excesses producing the following symp­
courts
throughout
tho
state
so
as
to
new trial overruled.
toms; Sallow countenance, dark spots un­
1853 E lbert Dyer vs William How­ enable tho county officers to deter­ der tho eyes, pain in the head, ringing in
mine
whether
weeds
alleged
to
be
the ears, loss of confidence, diffidence in
ell -action at law. Default.
approaching strangers, palpitation of the
Judgm ent $1043 with inter, those which come under the ban of heart, weakness of the limbs and back, loss
tho
state
law
are
in
fact
such,
or
of
memory, pimples on the face, cougbs-
est at 8 per cent; attorney fee
consumption. etc.
$75. Order for sale of at­ n o t—Salem Statesman.
DR. GIBBON has oractised in San Fran­
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cisco over 37 years an j those troubled should
tached property.
not fail to consult him and receive the ben­
T h r e e Doctor.*# Iu CoiiM iiltotlon.
1854 Adam Pershbakcr vs Seth
efit
of his great skill and experience. The
From Benjamin Franklin.
Lcuegan—action at law. De­
doctor cur^s when others fail. Try him.
“ When von are sick, what you like best ia CURES GUARANTEED. Persons cured
fault. Judgment for $15(1,86. to be chosen for a medicine iu the first at home. Charges reasonable. Call or
1855 Nancy E Jensen vs Norris place; what experience tells you is best, to write.
DR. J . F . GIBBON.
ebosen in the second place; what reason
625 Kearney Rlreet. Ban Francisco Cal.
Jensen— suit for divorce. De­ be
( 1 . e., Theory) says is best is to be chosen
cree for divorce granted in the last place. Hot if you can get D k .
plaintiff, with custody of mi­ I n c l i n a t i o n , D r . E x p f . r i k n c e nnd D u . R e a ­
son to hold a consultation together, they
nor children and $30 per will give you the best advice tbat can be
month alimony for support taken.”
When you have a had cold Dr.
HOLBROOK, M E R R IL L
of said children.
1850 F B Waite vs R .1 Mccum and Inclination would recommend Chnm-
k STETSO N .............
Rosa Mecum— suit to fore­ horlain’s Cough Remedy because it
Dr. Also B R ID G E A BEACH
close mortgage. Decree for is pleasant and safe to take.
plaintiff. Judgment $128.78 Experience would recommend it be- STOVES”
C entral Oregon State N orm al School, Drain, Oregon
and $64.39. Attorney fee $35. causo it never fails to effect a speedy
Y \ 7 II .I. OPEN 118 DOCKS FOK THE NEW SCHOOL YEAH ON SE P T E M B E R
Dr. Reason
1858 John Weaver vs Holland An­ and permanent cure.
VV 11, lH'.M). The buildings having been thoronghly renovated and improved, new
apparatus added, and other improvements mado tor the comfort aud convenience of the
derson — suit to foreclose would recommend it because it is
students.
Good Boarding and Dormitory advantages at the lowest possible ratea.
prepared
on
scientific
principles,
and
any
other
mortgage.
Judgment for
aud on nature's plnu in relieving tho
$201.50; attorney fee, $25.
Uniform State Normal School Course—Complete Training School.
In connection with Normal, where seniors are professionally trained under the super­
1859 W H Schroedcr vs Evalyn Al lungs, opouing the secretions nnd
vision of a Critic 'leachor, who will give bis entire time 10 this work. Graduates of
Paul et a F suit to foreclose restoring the system to a natural
Or any and everything
this school are given a credit of 30 months’ teaching experience, which enables them lo-
For sale
mortgage.
Decree.
Ju d g­ and healthy condition.
reach the Life Diploma in the quickest and most satisfactory manner. Bend your
carried in a
address for complete catalogue tc
JOHN B. WALKER, A. M.,
ment, 1st cause, $133,78; 2d by R. 8. Knowlton.
President of Faculty.
First-class Hardware Store.
cause, $194.04. Attorney fee,
$40.
The Spnnish cabinet has decided
A. C. W I L S O N ,
J . c . WILSON.
1802 Anna Avins vs A E Avins — that the Cuban debt contracted by
Blacksmith and Wagonmaker
Practical Machinist.
suit for divorce. Decree for the Spanish in on attempt to quash I
f Successors to J . J . Lamb. |
plaintiff.
the Cuban insurrection, must be
1805 Emma Carlilc vs Frances F. jpnid by the Cuban government
Carlile suit for divorce. De­ I The United States takes a different
fault Application denied.
view of the question, claiming that
1800 John F Hall, as executor, etc I Cuba is liable to none of the Spau-
vs W S Jenkins et a l - suit to j ish debt.
AND
foreclose mortgage. John S
The volksraad readopted the min­
Coke, jr, appointed guard­
M
IS
C
E
L
LAN EO U S
ing article of the gold law elim­
j
ian ad litem for Stella Je n ­
inated
last
year,
empowering
the
C
la
im
s
a
g
a
in
s
t
th e G ov ern m en t.
kins. Decree. Judgment for
government to confiscate the claims
Machine work of nil kinds, built new or repaired; iron and wood turning:
$837.10. Attorney fee, $75.
and mines belonging to people con­
blacksmithing and wagon-making in all branches.
1807 Marshfield Railway Transpor­
victed of treason or conspiracy
tation Co vs Andrew O'Con­
against the state, and empowering
(¿mm *r " -
' I M A T l^ ^ M V A G O > ^ ^ M U ^ ^ R > U W O R I^ ^ J U ^ |P E C L V L T IE 8
ner et a l- action nt law. De­
murrer sustained. Plaintiff the government to order that the A ttorn ey and C o u n se llo r a t L aw .
granted leave to file amended mines be worked.
Mrs. Edson, better known to the
pioneers of tlio coast as Mrs. Chris­
mci wi n
tine Gcitel, an old lady residing at
Editors and Proprietors.
Gold Beach, was the victim of a foul
murder at Gold Beach last week.
Uefattxl l«» th« material and social up- Mrs. Edson, who lived alone, pos­
biilding of tUeCuqui’.lo V alley particularly
sessed n neat, comfortable home at
and of Coos County generally.
Subscription, per year, in advance, $2.
Gold Beach and was known to have
considerable money. Early Tuesday
T H K P I P I T ! U V . r t o n A l e r t E C . P t K F .’H
1 111*” I -f l 1,11 A d v e rtisin g A gen cy , »14 an d tw morning it was discovered that her
M e r c h a n t* ’ E x c h a n g e , 8 » u F r a n c is c o , i'a lt fo r n ia ,
■vshere cuntra>-*e i o r * lv e r tls in g can bo m ade fo r it . house had been destroyed by fire.
An investigation followed and the
charred skeleton of the old lady was
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found on the springs of the bed in
Gives tlio clubbing (>ffers that you her room. It is the supposition that
can get with the H uíalo . N ow it is the assassin or assassins had been
th e
secreted in the house on the previ­
ous evening, or entered in some
O R E G O N IA N
during the night nnd
which we will give for 1 m h i us a quiet manner
]lt.r by some means, whether
premium to H kiiai . d subscribers.
while she was asleep, or whether
Pay up arrears and scud in $2 for !
1 year in advance to the Coquille there was a struggle is not known.
Tho murderer then secured what
City H krald nnd we will send you
money there was in the house,
the W eek ly Uret/cmian f o r 1 y e a r
brought a eau of eoul oil into the
a s a p rem iu m , fully ]>aid up.
bed-room, poured it over tho victim
and started the fire.
In speaking of tho deceased, the
Bolli Ready lo Strike.
Port Orford Tribune says: “Mrs.
London, Sept. 29.—Indirations Edson was quite aged, and a highly
this evening lead to the belief that, respected pioneer resident of Uogue
in view of the cabinet message, the River. On the 22d of Februnrv,
Boers will probably commit an 1850, her husband, John Geisel, and
overt uct, which will briog on hos­ her three sons were murdered at
tilities before the assembling of par­ their home a few miles north of the
liament. All the latest dispatches mouth of Rogue River, in her pres­
from the Transvaal show the liveli­ ence, by Indians, tho house being
est activity on the pait of the burg­ set on fire and the bodies of her
loved ones being consumed with the
hers.
house, while herself and two little
BU BO H ER S ST A R T F O B V 0L K 8R U 8T .
London, Sept. 29.-—A telegram daughters, one an infant, were mado
received today from Pretoria says captives. And now, after 43 years
two batteries of field artillery and of mourning for her dead, always
6(H)|bi]rgbershave started for Volks- faithful in attending and watching
rust, nnd that another 500 will go over their last resting place ami see­
ing that their graves were kept
there today.
The streets at Pretoria present a green, she meets un identical fate
scene of great military animation. equally as Navuge and fiendish ns
Armed burghers and artillerymen that of which she was a hulpless
are riding about, the field cornets spectator so many years ago. ”— Myr­
being engaged in warning the tle Point Enterprise.
burghers to be in roadiuesH at a mo­
( Han J o n R e c o r d e r .)
ment’s notice.
The telephone company will
H O IIIS MAY S T R IK E MONDAY.
Loudon, Sept. 30.— It is reported soon begin putting in a local ex­
that the Indian contingent has change system at this place.
Evan Morgan has gone lo the
sealed orders to land at Delagoa
Umpqua, where he will take charge
hay.
Kumors ore current this morn­ of the engines on one of the river
ing in Johannesburg that the Boers boats.
Last week
the government
will take the initiative Monday on
the border eu.-.t and west of Charles­ 6teamer Mnnznnita anchored a
buoy off the bar in place of tho
town.
one which weut adrift some time
ago.
Prisoners Given Up.
\V. S. Marshall has rented his
Manila,Sept. 30.—FourteenAmer- dairy farm in Curry county to par­
ieau prisoners, all enlisted soldiers, ties from California and will soon
hnve been delivered up by the F ili­ depart for Santa Rosa, where the
pinos. It is reported from Ho llo family will make their borne for
that the insurgents lnivo arrested some time.
A commission man from »San
Viarayan, a general, charging him
with being a traitor. Tribal dis­ Fiancisco who was in this section
cord, it is added, is growing. Many recently said that Coos bay apples
rebel soldiers have revolted. .Many are considered the beet that reach
European prisoners are escaping in San Francisco nnd bring the high­
est pricts. The greater portion of
the meanwhile.
apples known ns Coos bay apples
are raised on the Coquille river.
Captain Carter Sentenced-
While being towed into the river
Washington, Sept. 30.— Captain last Saturduy the schooner Lizzie
Carter is sentenced to five years' Prien was considerably damaged
imprisonment and to pay a fine of and will bo detaiued some little
15000. This sentence was approved time awaiting repairs. The for­
by tlio president today. Carter is ward end of the ceuterboard drop­
now at Governor's Island under ped down nnd striking tho bottom
arrest, and the sentence will begin of the chauuel the planking and
immediately.
timbers were Btrnined nnd broken
and 1 lie centerboard broke and
The Linnton smelter, near Port- came out, going ashore on the
land, which has been elo scl for]
rocks near the south jetty.
some time, hns been purchased by
Last
Saturday
evening the
the English Development Company
of Loudon, nnd will reopen in a steamer Rota arrived from Myrtle
short time, Thu company will put ] Point with about fifteen Masons
f . r)()l»,iHMi into the works.
Southern | nnd their families, who came here
and eastern Oregon have been Ion a fraternal visit to the Randon
granted by tho railroads special Masonic lodge. The visitors were
rates on ore and the English com­ royally entertained by the Masons
pany expects to mnko a success of of this place, nnd on Sunday en-
Ijoyed themselves on tho beach.
the plant.
¡'The R et a left here for Myrtle
Albany Herald: Chas. Parsons, ] i ’oiut early Sunday afternoon.
who lives about five miles southeast
, ,
,
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.
,
.
Peter Loggie left yesterday for
of town, hunted Chinese pheasants New Whatcom, Wash., where he
yesterday aiMl Deputy Game War wi„ tftke ch
of a |arg„ Bnvvmlll
den A. J . Miller was ... tho vicinity. bu8iupgB For a mnubl* of ye„r8
He brought Mr. Parsons ami pheas- Mf [
i(, ba8
ft prominent
ant t . Albany. Parsons presented factor g
j ulore8tH nnd
J P. Freeksen with #15 and paid ,1H8 nuroeroog fripnds who will be
o her incidental expenses.
1 ho 8<
bear of ,li8 departure, bnt
pheasant was dead and was duly j
^
WI„be8 of a|| gc, wilh bira
provided for
| am, wj()b b, m
iu big new
"You can usually tell a business home.
faoiiHO that cloesn t advertise,’ re-
Last week word reached here
marked the man about town. “There that Mrs. Edson, an aged lady liv-
is always some sign or other to give j„ B ,,t Gold Reach, Curry county,
it away. I was in one this morn- bad been burned to death. She
ing making a small purchase and lived alone Rome distance from the
they had a dog tlint actually barked town and her house was discovered
at me. i suppose he was surprised on Jjrp and ¡u the ruins were found
to see a new customer.”
her charred remains. It is sup­
Miss Della Kcovel, daughter of posed that she was possessed of
E. K. Srovol, of Nrbnlem, disap­ some money, and It ìh hinted that
peared on Tuesday of last week perhaps a crime hns been com­
from her homo. On Thursday her mitted. ------------- -* « • » « ----- ------
body was found in the Nehnlem
Mrs. Mary llrooks, the first wo­
river with a stone Lied to her neck, man ever rocoived at tho Jackson,
indicating foul play.
M ich, stnto prison, was recently
married to Dr. Stuart, who was the
llnoiiKh lo Tal*#1.
The tiiiest qimlitynf Ioni sugar is complaining witness against her
nscd in Ilio mnnufactnrc of Clinm- nnd who was largely responsible for
bcrlnin's ('oligli Itempiiv and thè her conviction of ] oisouing her hus­
wns
the family
ruota u sci
Ìts prò,«,ratio., givo it band.
' T " . Dr.
,,r Stuart W
" H lno
,a,ml> 1808
n Itnvor similar to flint of maplo physician.
J. s.
;
:
¿ co.
«yrup, nmking it very plcnsnut tu
Early closing of business houses
tuki
A« a medicine for thè curo of in Oregon City begnn last week. It 1870
coiigli-i, colila. In grippi1, ero u p and was brought about by the retail
whooping coligli it is Hot eqiiulcil clerks' association.
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by nnv otlu r. It always curva, and lin e a t a w ltli yo u w h e th • e «•»
r you co n tin u e
r vu- k Illing l«>t>*
I T " M M <• l l t l > 4 ^ H
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cure« quirkly. For sale by K. 8. n.
rem oví
tin
s i r . f .M
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£K
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o u t n e r v o u s ilia tr r s s c i i i f i i m c v ^ l 1 I
Knnwlton.
t i n e , p u n ii«** th e b l i . o j, n
M I k 1 * 1 ^
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A tutor who tootffil tho Unto
Trio«l t«» tonrh two yonng tooterafco tool.
Snnl twn io ilio tutor,
“I h it Itttrrfor lo ti»ot. or
fo lylof t"’o tontrrs to tootr
•-Exchange.
• to rea lo a t iim nli. i i l . ^ ^ T a 1 1 1 B ZW~\. i,
m U d /o n U r o n g ^ m Y I I I l l A ^ o i d 400 <100
In h* sltfe n e r y ^ f f Æ u l l f j M T a •
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LA GRIPPE
“ N o E y e L ike the
SaUabwiil
REMEDY COMPANY,
Not fill l^nowi),
B u t a Q ood L in e o f
DRUGS and MEDICINES
COQUILLE PHARMAGY.
AUa SCHOOL SUPPLIES
=AHD STATIONERY,
Dr Gibbon
CALL FO R ::: ~
Doors, Windows
Building
Material,
J. A. Lamb & Co.,
WILSON & WILSON
P E N S IO N S ,
MACHINISTS,
P A T E N T S , Wagonmakers,
Horseshoers,!
and Blacksm iths.
ALLAN RUTHERFORD,
complaint.
A F Emmett vs Annie E Em­
mett -su it for divorce. De­
cree granted plaintiff.
Jam es KUerby vs I.illinn May
Ellerby— suit for divorce.
Default.
Decree granted
plaintiff.
Elizabeth Williams vs W 111
Howell et a l- action nt law
Default. Judgment for $1 (Hi
nnd interest nt 10 per cent;
$20 attorney fee.
Star Brewery Co vs Beaver
Hill Coal Co— action nt In»
SMITH'S LIVERY, FEED j SALE STABLE
S o lic ito r o f A m e ric a n and Foreign P a te n ts,
T r a d e M a rk s and C o p y rig h ts.
P r a c tic e * b e fo re th e S u p rem e C ou rt o f th e U . S .,
C ou rt o f C la im s , and all D ep artm e n ts o f th e G ov.
ern m en t.
C. L e ste r Smith, Proprietor.
S p e c ia l a tte n tio n r iv e n to cla im s o f o ffic e « and
e n listed nu n, t r A rm v and N av y s e n ice in the
M ex ican W a r , W a r o f th e Itr b t llio n and th e W a r
w ith Sp ain . A ls o C la im s of G o v e rn m e n t C on tract-
o rs. C o lle c tio n o f A cc o u n ts .
R efer-i I'V p e rm issio n to H o n . G eo . T„. W ei-
llntrton, U S . S e n a to r from M a ry la n d . G en eral O .
O . H iih i.d , U . S . A rm y , G e o rg e C . H e n n in g ,
P re sid e n t, T r a d e r * N a tio n a l B a n k , W a sh in g to n ,
D . C ., and o th e rs.
Succe«8or to A. B. Dean.
General Drayinq and Hauling a Specialty.
Commercial Men Promptly and Safely
Delivered at Any Point.
No chars .-1 r n ivi«. corrc.pond.occ «>uci»4. Qood R igs. Spanking Teams, Reasonable R ates.
Offices, Atlantic Building,
oaS and 9 3 s 1* Street, N. W .,
Rooms, Ç5. 97, 99 ar.d 100,
W A S i-iir^ G iT C -fM .
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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON.
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CorDer Hall aod First streets,
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Near Railroad Depot.