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CWrillt <T!tg gitaJii. Boers Destroy an Armored Train and Kill Fifteen English Troops. TUESDAY, OCT. 17, 18881 Loudon, Oct. 13.— The Evening News publishes the following dis P U B L IS H E D E V K U V T U E S D A Y patch from Cape Town: “ Armored train has been destroyed south of Mufekiug. Fifteen British troops m c j v killed, Boers shelled the wreckage Editors and Proprietors. after the train was destroyed.” D evoted to Vito m aterial and social np- An official dispatch received ut tviild in g o f th eG eq a ille Valley particularly the colonial office says: “ Armored an d o f Coos County gen erally. Subscription, per year, in advance, $1 .5 0 train was destroyed near Kraaipan station while on way to Mufekiug T 1 K P IP IH I U kept OB a u at ■ C D.tKE'8 with guns.” This disposes of the 1 M B I 1 1 lilt Advertising Agency, »’*1 ami 65 Merchant«’ Hithangc, Han Franelaco, California, fear that many women and children where contracts for advertising can be made for it. were iuvolved in the disaster. Wi e J®# v A SKSKIDl.E ENOUSU VIEW O r IT. Vo Other Paper Loudon, Oct. 13.—The announce Gives the clubbing offers that you ment that Boers destroyed an ar can get with the H ekald . N ow it is mored train on the western borders of the Transvaal is calculated to the bring homo to the “ mau-in-the- O R E G O N IA N street” the realities of war. At which wo will givu for 1 year as a tempts uro made to liken the oc premium to H frai . o subscribers. currence to the blowing up of the Pay up arrears and send in |2 for Maine iu Havana harbor, but thut 1 year in advance to the Coquille City H ekald and we will send you event occurred in times of peace. The Boers were doubtless within the W eekly Oregonian f o r 1 year their rights as belligerents, if they as a premium, fully paid up. are responsible for the destruction vm m rn k m *•* # of the train. MOKE GOLD SEISED. The Oregon Native Son is an d- lustrated monthly magazine of his London,Octl3.— Advices from Jo tory, published in Portland. The hannesburg report the commander- September number lias just been ing by the Transvaal government of received, nnd is illustrated with por another 25,000 ounces of gold. traits of pioneers and native Oregon ians. It also contains interesting First Act of War. nnd instructive articles ns follows: Mrs. Klla Higginson, by John B. Kimberly, Oct. 12.— Authorities Horner, A. M., Litt. D.; Wrecked Beeswax and Buried Treasure, by of Mafeking are hourly expecting attack, in which event wires between Samuel A. Clarke; The Pioneer—a tribute—bv Gilbert L. Hedges; Mafekiug and Kimberly will bo cut Thorns on Boso Bushes—an Indian and information entirely shut off. legend—by F. H. Saylor; Sweet The latest information regarding Peas, by Olive Stanton England; the number of burghers assembled Return Home— a pioneer’s remi along tho Kimberly border is that niscence— by H. S. Lyman; The it does not exceed 3500. The Boers Ghost of Enchanted Prairie, by have only four field guns. A suc George Stowell; A Mystery of tbe cessful attack upon Kimberly is Deep, by Sam L. Simpson; Oration therefore considered impossible. London, Oct. 12.— A special from of Grand Orator B. B. Beekinan; An Unknown Grave, by George H. Ladysmith says: The Boers occu Himes; Dreams, by W. G. Steel, be pied Laing’s Nek the moment the sides biographical sketches and ultimatum expired. They are now pouring into Natal and Ingogo other interesting matter. Heights have been occupied. Silas Moon and family left here NATAL KESERVES CALLED OCT. the first of the week with a year’s Durban, Oct. 12.—The Imperial supplies for Knke village, Alaska, reserves inNatalhave been called out. where they will take up their work Everybody has left Charlestown, again among the Kake Indians, says the Newberg Graphic. Dr. The Fifth dragoons arrived this morning from India, landed immedi H. J. Minthorn, of Scott’s Mills, will also leave for the same field in ately and at once proceeded to the about a week, where he will act as front. BOERS MINE A BRIDGE. physician and assist to the mission Lorenzo Marquez, Oct. 12.—In work. formation has reached here that the The immense log raft which left Boers have mined three piers of tbe Seattle a few weeks ago, in tow of the steamer Czarina, and which was bridge at Komati port, on tke Kom- ati river. lost off the coast, was found later -----------. ---------- - off Port Harford, and towed into f l o w A r e Y o u r K id n e y « f San Francisco on the 5th. Dr. Hobbs’ Sparagus Pills cure all kidney Ills. Sam ple free. Add. Sterling ltcmedy Co., Chicago or ¡9. Y. Work on the telephone exclinuge ----------------------------------------- at this place begun last Friday. Tbe wiring was done by Messrs. The Mormon Congressman Talks of his Wives Bowtnau nnd Cole, and Andrew New York, Oct. 23.— Congress Ingertnun placed the phones. man-elect Brigham Henry Roberts, Ex-United States Senator James from Salt Lake City, Utah, is in Harland, of Iowa, died Thursday, Brooklyn. Speaking to »reporter ho 5th inst., at Mount Pleasant. said that there was no indictment Woodburn has 200 children en against him when lie left Utah, that rolled in its public schools—2G he know of, nor did he know that there was now au indictment. Ho more than last year. had broken no law, ho said. That he had a plurality of wives was O m Round Contest. true, but ho had married them be Coqnille City, Oct. 1G.—Time— fore the manifesto of 1890. There had been no plural mar Oct. 10th, at 7:30 a. m.; place— in front of Smith’s livery barn; dis riages since then, nor would there putants— liveryman and black be any. He had no fear about fac smith. Word (lie) giveo, black ing congress, nor any misgiving in smith down nnd out. Good face. regard to the outcome of tho sit Gate receipts iiot accounted for uation. j. s. :\ T: x & co. yet. — —» S pectator . «----------------- - ( i b i m I I I i i h i i s I i t o T a k e , - - • .. - Drnaty Is Rloatl Deep. The finest quality of loaf sugar is Clean blood means a clean skin. N o beauty without it. Cascuret., Candy Cathar used in the manufacture of Cham tic clean your blood and keen it clean, by berlain's Cough Remedy and the stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im- roots used in its preparation give it uritiea front the body. Itegin to-day to aniah pimples, boila, hlotchea, blackbe uls, a flavor similar to that of maple and that sickly bilious complexion by taking syrup, making it very pleasant to Cascarets,— beauty for ten cents. AH drug take. As a medicine for the cure of gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c. - •*- - — -------- coughs, eolds, in grippe, croup nnd Earthquake Shocks. whooping cough it is not equaled by any other. It always cures, nnd Santa Rosa, Cal., Oct. 13.—One *f cures quickly. For salo by It. S. the m .'crest shocks of earthquake, Knu wrlton. ever felt here, occurred tonight nt 11 o'clock, and following the cue of I Myrtle i^uiut Enterprise.) this morning, has created much ex J. G. Fish, tbe Bancroft cream- citement Chimneys were thrown erymau, shipped a consignment of down and the plastering in many butter to the Snu Francisco market pf the houses wftt shaken front the Moudny. laths. A few minutes later two Marie M. Nosier bns been ap more shocks, but less severe, fol pointed postmaster nt Bridge, Coos lowed. county, vice Julia Arriugton, re --------------- » « » » « ----------------- signed. 'T l a r r r H o n o r * l u < 'o i » « « i l t u t lo i i . I. LeMnlneu, the Eckley school From Benjam in Franklin. teacher, who is very ill with luog “ W hen von nre Hick, what yon like bunt is to be chose u for a medicine in the first fever, went to Marshfield Monday place: what experience tells you is best» to for medical treatment ut the hos be eboseo in the second place; what reason ( l .e . , Theory) says is best is Vo be chosen pital. in the last place. Hot if you can get Du. W. J. W. Orr lias purchased tbe I nc lination , D h . F xi - kriknck and I>u. K ra - $ k » n to hold a consultation together, they Rausier place in Pleasant valley will Rive yon tfie best advice that can be and will innke that his home. Hu taken.” When you have a laid cold Dr. says that he has grown old trying Inclination would recommend Cham to find a bitter locality than this, berlain*» Cough Remedy Ixvaiine it hut has now given it up nnd will i» pleasant and safe to take. Dr. settle down to stary. Ex, tcrirmv would recommend it be- cause it never fails to effect nspeedy and permanent cure. Dr. Reason would reeounnend it bemnae it is prepared on scientifie prineiples, and on nature’s plan in relieving the lungs, opening the secretions and restoring the system to a natural and healthy condition. For sale bv It a Know lion. . U * «•> • FANTED-SEVERAL, BRIGHT AND * * Great • MarxhfieKI Hun.) H aste is N ot La Grande, Or., Oct. 12.—Grand A lw a y s G ood Speed. l t o D d e valley was this morning cov ered with three inches of snow, oMany people trust to luck which did not entirely disappear during the day. This is tho earliest to pull them through, and are suowfnll ever known in this valley. often disappointed. D o not SNOW IN UMATILLA COl’ NTV. Pendleton, Or., Oct. 12.-T e le phone news from the interior says that at Ukiali three inches of snow fell this morning and thut the storm continues so severe that there will be six inches on the ground today. At Meacham several inches has fallen and nil peaks in the mountains here abouts are white with snow. M A R Y S PEAK COVERED. Monroe, Or., Oct. 12.— Heavy rain« fell yesterday and last night. This morning Mary’s Peak, to the north west some 20 miles, was covered with snow. --------- - dilly-dally in health. W ith matters o f it you can accomplish miracles. W ith out it yo u are " no good. ” Keep the liver, kidneys, bowels and blood healthy by the use of H ood’s Sar- eaparilla, the faultless blood purifier. D y s p e p s ia “ I know a positive relief for dyspepsia and that is H ood’s Sarsapa rilla. It cured me. My neuralgia also stopped.” W . B. B aldwin , 164 Oak Street, Binghamton, New York. T ire d F e e lin g " M y appetite was capricious, m y liver disordered and I was tired. H ood’ s Sarsaparilla relieved It all. It cured a friend of mine of female weak ness.” M rs . J essie A . M earns , Clayton, Del. ■ The Railroad Assessment. Assessor Pendleton has returned j his assessment roll to the county ; Hoard of equalization. Tho total reduction over the roll of 1898 is 8900,000, of which amount $050,000, is a reduction in tbe assessment of railroad property. The remaining $250,000, is the to tal reduction for the balance of Jack- son county. The road bed of the railroad company is reduced from $10,000 per mile to $1500 per mile. Railroad lands are assessed at about 00 cents per acre, a reduction of nearly one-half over 1898. County Judge Crowell made a motion to issue a citation to the railroad company for thorn to uppenr and show cause if any existed, why the assessment as returned by tbe assessor should not be raised. Crow ell voted for bis motion and County Assessor Pendleton and County Clerk Gus Newbury voted no, and the motion was lost.— Ashland Re cord. ( N o t e . — Judge Crowell is a Pop ulist, and still stands flat-footed on his principles and for the people, but the railroad company and its heelers worked on the people suf ficiently hard at last election to un do the good work that had been accomplished in the way of reform, and now deserve to get what they voted for. Take your medicine.— E d . H e r a l d .] Woman Hangs Herself. Roseburg, Oct. 12.— Mrs. Ron deau, aged 20 years, wife of G. AV. Rondeau, committed suicide about 2 o’clock this rooming at a wood camp near Roseburg. The coroner’s jury found that she came to her death by hanging herself by the neck to a tree, and no blame is attached to any one. Irish Are Too Sympathetic. London, Oct. 12.— The Sun of this city prints a rumor that the government will prosecute certain Irish members of the house of com mons on a charge of high treason in consequenco of their pro-Boer attitude. England is Pleased. London, Oct. 12.— Afternoon pa pers express great satisfaction that the American government has under taken to protect British interests in the Transvaal during the war. A Free Trip to Paris! Reliable persona of a mechanical or Inventive mind desiring a trip to the l'arln E x p ositio n , with good salary and expenses paid, should write The E A T E N ! R E C O R D . U a ltlm o re , M d. ---------------- ■ <»►«----------------- • Germanized Proverbs. Hood's MU« cure liver 111«; the non Irritating and only cathartic to take with Hood’a Sarsaparilla^ IBandon Recorder. I H. W. Dunham is rnnniug the track engine on the jetty works. Engineer Frank Barrows, after a couple of weeks lay-off, is again at his post on the steamer Dispatch. The jetty work is now under good headway and superintendent H. S. Schwatka will increase the working force as fast a possible. Tom White and Alex Snyder, owners of the steamer Fawn, are figuring on building n steamer for the river run considerably larger than the Fawn. As yet nothing definite has been decided upon. Cy Doak, of Bear creek, was in town yesterday. He is an enthusi astic advocate of the lower river creamery canse and says there will be no trouble in getting cows enough to amply supply the cream ery. The Watson Bro’s coal mine at Riverton, which hns been running on a small scale all summer and shipping the product by the schooner Volnnte to San Francisco, lias been closed down until spring and tho company will purchase coal from the Campbell mine and ship by the samo vessel. C. S. Goodeuougb fins com menced building the town hall, which is to be two stories, 24x40 feet, and fitted with offices for town purposes and one floor for the fire department. The contract calls for the completion of the building by December 1st. The broom-handle mill will shortly cease manufacturing han dles until next February. The reason for this ib that it is impos sible to get vessels at this time to carry the product to Australia and other foreign points. The mill will rnn steadily but on different work. Curtain poles, rests for springs in matresses, etc., will be manufactured and shipped to Port land where Mr. Peek has secured a market for the output. Kiverton Pick-Ups. (.’ barb's Aiken is quit« ill with pneumonia. W E. have succeeded in inducing it The ('mm bay creamery is tiirn- Normal Teacher to assume prin- | inn out 800 pounds o f butter per eipalship of the Institute. So there j day. will be a Attorin y S. If. Hazard and wife NORMAL DEPARTMENT, leave shottly for New Whatcom, Enabling all desiring to prepare Wash., on a visit to relatives. themselves for teachers to do so Tuesday was pay day for the without the extra expense of going employes in the Marshfield ship away, also of supporting home insti yard. Nearly $4000 was distrib tutions and helping to build up their uted. own part of the country. It. D. BauTinl, tho wide-awake The Primary and Intermediate j real estate and business nuin of Departments correspond exactly with 1 Coquille City, was iu Marshfield the public school grades, using same Wednesday. studies, but we liope for them to Robert Hughes' saloon ¡11 Em j make butter advancement. Then there is the four years’ Col pire City was robbed Tuesday I night. The thief effected an en- lege Course. j trance through the skylight and Expenses— Tuition, about $3.25 to ! 80 per term. Board, about $2.50 to I carried off several cases o f liquor. The Empire City nnd Lihbv ball $3 per week. j tennis indulged iu n social game of SPECIAL COOKSES. I ball last Sunday ou the grounds of Bookkeeping, Ellis Bystem —Ele ! the Intter. Tho game resulted iu mentary, $7.50; Intermediate, $10; I a victory for the home team by a Advanced, $15. Short-hand, $20. score of 27 to 9. Loisetto Memory Training, $7. (This will be given ns a premium on I Port Orford Tribune.) certain conditions, which will he Belloni Brothers expect to ship made known.) Some of these prices may bo over 100 head of swine to San changed on arrival of the principal; Francisco by this trip of the Ar eata. until then, address, I1’. M. Langlois 1ms sold his eu- J. L. FUTRELL. tire mercantile establishment nt Coqnille City. Langlois to Edward Rnckleff, E ilacato Tonr B ow el* W ith Cm earets. county clerk of Coes county. Candy Cnthurtic, cure constipation forever. 10c, ‘25c. If C. C. C. fa il, druggists refund money. W. R. Smith, w ho was connected ----------------*-.#► with the Coolidge-Van Pelt affair Tin* iV diionul I z UI h I LI k I, at Checto iu 1897, was recently VV. The only genuino real estate paper pub- shot in the hand by Dr. J. islied in Am erica. It circulates in every Welsh, « dentist of Silverton, Ore state in the U nion. Parties interested in buy in «, soiling or exchanging land, mer gon. chandise or other property will find what A telephone message received they want in T H E N A T IO N A L L A N D Salem yesterday an L IS T . I t is jam full o f special bargain« here from nnd offers o f exchange. Single copies by nounces the death of Daniel Bach mail lOoents. Address The National Land L ist Publishing C o..G reen B idge, M issouri. man, who was sentenced to one year’s imprisonment iu the peni tent iary last August for assault with Treasurer’s Notice. a deadly weapon. 'O T IO E is hereb> given that all County W arrants endorsed prior to M ay 1, 1898, will bo paid on presentation at my office in CJoqnillo C ity. Or. No interest will be allowed after O ctober 1, 1899. W . W . H AYES, County Treasurer. N E stey O xigan for S ale .—N early yew; high top, line parlor organ. Only useil about two months. * Apply nt tho H erald office. rICE H om e— with im m ediate possession —for $ 1 4 0 0 .- 2 3 % acres inside city lim its; Snores bottom land, balaroe level oench, Good house, large woodhouse, ohiokenhouse, fair barn. 200 fruit trees, mostly bearing and firat-class fru it: small fruit, also. Plenty o f water the year round, se l’i lin* W M . O A L L IE B . Bui COR SALE AT A B A R G A IN .-- Land at Cedar Point, with boom nnd boom privileges. Also, over 250 acres of o . 1 bottom land, within 2 miles of Coquille City, in quantities to suit purchasers. En quire of AV. SINCLAIR, *tf] Coquille City, Oregon. T o tH e (liso Dr Gibbon T h is old reliable and m ost successful spec ialist in San Frat cis co, still continues to cure all Sexupl and Sem inal Diseases, such ns Gonorrhea, G l e e t, S t r i c t u re, Syphilis, in nil its form s, Skin Diseases. N e r v o u s D ebility, Ini potency, Sem inal W eakness nnd Loss of M anhood, the consequence o f self-abuse and excesses producing tho following sym p tom s: Sallow countenance, dark spots un der the eyes, pain in tlio head, ringing in the ears, loss o f confidence, diffidence in approaching strangers, palpitation o f the heart, weakness o f the lim bs and back, loss o f m em ory, pimples on the face, couglis- oonsum ption. etc. D ll . G IB B O N has practised in San Fran cisco over 87 years an 5 those troubled should not fail to consult him and receive the ben efit o f his great skill and experience. The doctor cures when others f a i l. Try him. C L U E S G U A R A N T E E D . Persons cured at hom e. Charges reasonable. Call or write. D H . J . F . G IB B O N , 62» Kearney street. San Francisco C al. Riyerton, Oct. 16.—Frauk Nos ier and family left last week for Healdsburg, California. We aie cow minus a city marshal. James Lee has purchased the Frank Nosier place; purchase price, $600. E. J. Price nnd family have been visiting relatives here during the past week. Dudley Johnson, of Coquille, spent one night with us last week. James A. Kelly, who lately came from Burnett, Washington, was booked at (he Riverton Hotel last Saturday. HOLBROOK, MERRILL We were glad to see John Timous’ smiling face on our streets A ST E T S O N ............. agaiu. Ho has been very busy Also BRIDGE A BEACH prospecting for coni iu the bay country. D ona A nna . STOVES’ ^ an In,I . Hi u thut the c o n su m p tiv e K «rm Ims tin .n li.1 the IlluK Itasuf. H l'P V A N will . r.utlculc the serin. H U D Y A N will r, -to t . it - Hum u -su e to n healthy c o » - union unit pr. vent further destruction. I W E A K N E S S A lt O t ’ NIJ T H E H E A R T The lu-.irt is bcceniing weak. H U D Y A N will strengthen it and cause tho weakliest to disappear. You have the sym ptom s. Be wise. Take HI DY AN K lore it U t » late Do not aJ- low your c u , « 0 co on to t h . IncuraM « m i-E v. u .1 do there i If [ \ . Mit» " « ' l n l i be “- no h « help ■■'-■I' for H U D Y A N should be used nt once. you ’ ..... in- strong t will m ak e the lu n g - • l ■ , -sue -» -• • • and he germs of tbe uis»asc will be rapidly rowii iron, th ->»t>iii (hen vpu wlft i rain vour hi alth and strength. H UD Y AN an I - obtained 1 all d r u s a ls l. for 60o , r i .irln.v, r a pavkitKi-» for »2 50. U our d m ,» - 1 do. » n- l keer M E D I A N , end dir, vt to ttie l l l ' I I A N R E M E D Y 'O M l’ A N Y , Ban Francisco or Los A iv el us. Cal A staff of physicians and s u £ cons mny be consulted tree if >ou will nil. You mny call or write as you d« Ire. Consultation is free. Advice U tv— . uidresa. Los A n geles, CaL Cor. S to c k to n , Market nnd Ellis Sts»s ban Francisco, Cal. TH E COQUILLE1 PHARMACY. SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND STATIONERY. CALL F O R ::: J. A. Lamb & Co., Central Oregon State Normal School, Drain, Oregon V I T I L L O P E N 1 1 8 D O O lfS F O R T H E N E W S C H O O L Y E A R O N S E P T E M B E R 11, 181)9. The buildings having been thoroughly renovated and im proved, apparatus added, and other improvements made tor the com fort aud convenience o f the students. Good Boarding and Dormitory advantages at tlje lowest possible rates. VV new l iiiform State i\ormul Selmol Course— Complete Training School. In connection with Norm al, where seniors are professionally trained under the super vision o f a Critic Teacher, who will give his entire time to this work. Graduates o f this sclmo) are given a credit o f 30 months’ teaching experience, which enables them to reach the L ife D iplom a in the quickest and most satisfactory manner. Send your address for com plete catalogue to JO H N B . W A L K E R , A. M ., President o f Faculty. J. C. W ILSO N . A. C. AVILSON. Practical M achinist. B lacksm ith aud Wagonraaker W ILSON & W ILSON P E N S IO N S , M A C H IN IS T S , P A T E N T S , W agon m ak ers? ALLAN M ica Yen can see Pencils nnd "School Things” in general in the Coqnille Pharmacy show-w iudows. In Its Incipient ■Imre mny he cured. Thl* fact hiis In.un established. It Ims been proved li-yond u doubt by thn&Hunda o f persons who have use I tbe great blood, nerve ami tlsnue builder, H U D Y A N , l i l 'D Y A N lifts drawn thousands aw ay from the clutch' ; " f the dread dlseu»«. There Is no denyln : the fact. Muny peo ple have been i c hared to perfect health by H U D Y A N after tin lr cases were pro- pounced hopeless by tho host physician*« You can be cured If you will. Do no* de bt v K> member that delays are danger- ou. T in y ail- . 1 . 1 lolly « 1 I” c w * Ot o u *' 11 * Incipient consum p tion. Look at thefeo symptoms. Study them carefully. Are they yours? Then you m u stb « careful. You are witldn tho grasp o f consumption. l i l ’ D Y A N will r«- h use you. T ak« l i l ’ D Y A N now. 1. F L U S H IN O OK T H E C H E E K S IN T H E A l'T H R - N OON A N D E V E - N IN G —the hectic flush — t h e first sym ptom of con sumption. HUD Y A N will cause It to d i s a p p e a r . H U D Y A N will es tablish a perfect circulation of tbe blood ¡mu cause tho checks to assume a normal rosy color. 2. T IC K L IN G IN T H E T H ItO A T A N D COUGH. At first the cough Is a slight l ack that Is tho first Indication. H U D - 1 AN will slop tin* tickling and the cough. H U D Y A N will relieve it in a few days. 3. A SI.IO H T F A IN IN O N E OR B O T H I.FN118. usually near the top«. Tnl« 1. a G o o d L in e o f AT X T n ie r tu n a te Doors, W indow s See our new and stylish Dress Patterns. New goods nnd lowest prices, nt Hawkins' New Store. * CONSUMPTION N All’s veil dot ends veil, but some dings iss bedder as veil. Vhen a voomans sclimilo look outll but when she cries look more oudt. A vool may makes money, budt id takes a vise man to spendt id so dot de vools don’d git some. A G E N T S W A N T E D -F O R " T H E L IF E A friendt doefferpody issafrieudt Rntl Achievement* ot Adm iral D e w e y ," the to nopody, pudt vlicn he dies he w orld's greatest navel hero. lty M m at aud any other iss apt do Lave a pig vuneral. Halstead, the life-ion « friend nnd admirer of the nation's idol. B i««est and best book; Vhen a man looks vise und ho ain't over 500 pages. 8x10 inches: nearly 100nn«es Building Material, vise, iber his face is build tod dot halftone illustrations. O n ly $1.50. Enor vny or he has gramps iu his shtim- mous demand. H ie com m issions. Outfit Or any and everything free. Chance o f a lifetim e. W rite qnick. roick. The Dom inion C om pan y, lid Floor Caxton carried in a Peaudty iss budt slikin deep, but R id «., Chicago. First-class Hardware Store. if you don’d expecd do eadt it dot is goost so deep enough as you Junior League Program — Ocl. 22, 1899. vamlt it. All are not ilthieves dot dogs Music, No. 100; reading, Isaiah 3, (Successors to J. J. Lamb. | park ad, built it iss choost as veil do 1-19; references on the lesson; sen geep an eye on dor man vhat a ilog tence prayers; roll-call, answer by pledge; minutes of last meeting;! don't like. Dor man vot snidt dot a voman { music, No. 12; reading, “ The Story iss as oldt as she looks vns not righ t. of Hawaii” —Lota Barrows; “ Hawaii iu his headt. A voman iss more as j 100 Years A go” —Ethel Johnson; AND 01 yeers older. music, No. 147; reading, "Our Age is a madder off veeling, nodt Knowledge Box” — Enura Sherwood; M IS C E L L A N E O U S off years,' snjs de boet Eef some “TheCuban Machete” — Irene Lamb; C laim s against t h e Governm ent. beobles veel so bad os dey looks dey “The Summer's Going” — Mary Lee moost huff lifted a goodt vhilo. Futroll; music. No. 50; “ Animals in Korea”— Marie Fitch; music, No. RU THERFORD, 182; dose with Lord's prnver Don't Toh.rro Spit nnd SinoA, Tonr MI. l . a j , -------------- » . » > > -------------- (Formerly Third Auditor U . S. Treasury.) To quit tobacco easily aud forever, bo mag I o n e H a n s c o m , 1st V.-Pres. Grants Pass Couriei: Mr. Win. netie. full of Bfe, nerve am! vigor, take No-To- A ttorn ey and C oun sellor at L aw . Jess and his newly made wife, re Bac. the wonder-worker, that makes weak men Leta Barrows, Pres. Solicitor of American and Foreign Patents, Ah druggists, 50c or It. Cure guaran turned recently from their trip to j strong. Trade Marks and Copyrights. teed Booklet and sample free Address the seashore, to make their future Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York Practices before the Supreme Court of the U. S., ♦ • Court of Claims, su.J all Departments of the Gov- home near Wilderville. We hear | eminent. that the people of Coos comity re W a n t e d —A lady, not over mid gret the loss o f so fair n daughter, ' die sge, good cook and housekeeper Sp-ci. il attention given to claims of officers and enlisted nun, lor A n , y and Navy service in the lint Coos county's loss is Joseph- I without childreu, to cook and keep Mexican W ar. W a r < t the 11« belli n nd the War with Spain. A D o Claims of Gov eminent Contract ine’s gain. house. #12 per month. Apply nt ors. Collection of Account«. Refcr> hv perim«Mon to JJon. Geo. ! . . W ei- this office. * lingto i, F S. Senator from Maryland, General O. Hom-st p,.r,.m s to represent i;, ns Mmini». r* in Him .»ml don«' bv coontiem. N otar. fa c e n yenr nntlexpensen. Strni«ht, «»tin-lide. no m ort, no lens rmlnrv- Poll i«si perm anent. Our n-ferencea, nnv Link In nnn lo a n . It in mnintv ortiee work eon- duct. il nt home. K ef.-renne. T u oi..-* «elf tddrented iSninprd envelop«, pine LH. min jon C Y t; cant . 1 o p t . a. Chica :o. Í Earliest Snow in Oregon- 'A x l e C rease O. II...x . V . S. A r.av. G m r .e l Henning, Pre«iJci,t, Traders National Baux, Washington, D . C . , aud others. N o charge f r . '.vice. the team. Saves wear and «nse. Sold every where. HAD« BT ST A N D A R D OIL CO. Correspondence solicited. O f f i c e . A '.ln n t ic T iu ild in g , 9 j 8 ar.J 9 ;, > F K o o ir .s , r v 97 , Street, N . W . , q q a c .d m o , W A S H 'N G T Û N , D. C. ; H orsesh oers, a n d B la c k s m it h s . Machine work of all kimls, built new or repaired; iron and wood turning; blncksmithing and wagon-making in all branches. MACHINE, WAGON AND FARM WORK ARE SPECIALTIES Tsssgsa m T" ....................................................... mi SMITH'S LIVERY, FEED m ■■ MimsmtMmmr SALE STABLE G. L e s t e r ’ S m it h , P r o p r i e t o r . ; ^ Successor to A . B . D ean. General Graying and Hauling a Specialty. Commercial Men Promptly and Safely Delivered at Any Point. Good Rigs. Spanking Teams, Reasonable Rates. --------- O-*-------- c o q u il l e : 'Corner Hall ami First streets, c it y , OREGON. Near RailrouJ Depot.
