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Newspaper Page TextV g r i l l e (tita % sm \ü. CAUSED BY OFFICIAL NEGLECT. Woman Starved to Death on the Transport T U E S D A Y , N O Y . 28, Tartar. 1 8 9 9. - * The Thorn Comes Forth With Point Forward.” The thorn point of disease is an ache or pain. But the blood is the feeder of the <whole body. Purify it with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Resolutions of Respect. Hut. CoquiLL* Louo., No.53,1.O. O. F. Oouuille City. Or., Nov. 25, 18»». Whereas, Our beloved brother, 8. P. C. Johnson, has been removed from our ranks by the unsparing j band of Death; aud Whereas, W e desire to bear tes timony to bis standing as a brother and friend; therefore be it Resolved, That iu the death o f Brother Johnsou our beloved or der has lost a worthy member aud the community one of its best citizens. Resolved, That we will ever hold in grateful remembrauc» of his kiudness. benevolence aud j uufailiug good nature. Risolved, Tliat his vacant chair emphasizes our loss aud that we miss his genial face uml familiar voice; that we deeply sympathize with the bereaved relatives in their hour of sorrow aud afUiction and pray the beuediotiou of our Heav- euly Father upon them. Resolved, That these resol □- tious be spread at large upon the 1 minutes, that a copy be sent to the | local papers, with a request for j publication. Subscribed in F. L T. J. S. L a w r e n c e , C. A. H a r r i n g t o n , B F. L a w r e n c e . of THE CHRONIC MALARIA DifTer3 muterlully from ordinary chill« and fever. It is the result of repeated acute attucks. The liver and spleen ars principally affected. They act as store houses for the malaria I poison and the blood takes It from them. The poison must be driven out of the system. H U D - VAN will eradi cate every trace of It. HUDYAN w ill destroy the action o f the pot- eon and eventually drive out the last particle of it from the system. In a d dition to this, H U D Y A N will re store the lost a p petite. It will build up the w eak ened system. HUDYAN wi l l make new blood and new flesh. The pains In the bones will disappear. The befuddled brain will become clear. H U D Y A N will do all this and make you well. H U D Y A N has cured others and it will cure you. W e describe the symptoms. Study them care fully. They »are yours. Do not deiay long er, but take H U D Y A N now and you will be cured. DEWEY Dealh ol Mrs. Waddinglon. HOME. The sad news reached us yester- Transferred to the Admiial s Son by His I day of the death of Mrs. W. H. Father and Stepmother. i Wiiiliiingtoii, at her home at Larn- Tho ilt'iith of Mrs. Collii s, widow Washington, Nov. 21. --George pey creek, yesterday moruhig, by of Captain Charles L. Colliusof the Mrs. W. has been men Goodwin Dewey, Admiral Dewey’s suicide T U i r c i r w r i v A - ( ' ( ) Twenty-thinl Infantry, was due di- only son, is now the owner of the tally alibi ted for some years, but ' D ’ rectly to starvation and neglect residence presented to the admiral for some while past lias been iu Editors and ron n. ■ while she was a passenger on the by the American people. Papers ' fairly good health, atteuding to United States troopship Tartar. were signed today, by which Mrs. homo duties intelligently, visiting Darotcd ti* the material and social np- “ Mrs. Collins was starving when Dewey transferred all her rights j our town and shopping ns if all Kidneys, liver and stomach will at Aiildim-' " f the Coqoii'.e Valiev partionlarly she waa brought to my house,” said once respond ? No thorn in this point. ami of Coos County (jeneralb . and title to the property to George right. Another lit of mental abern- Subr.oriptiop, per yenr. lit advance, yl.50 Mrs. James Brett last night. Mrs. tion seized her a day or two past, Goodwin Dewey. Blood Poisoning — The surgeon said Brett is the wife of Captain Brett, when he took out the brass shell received in This is the property which yes and as her spells partook of a dis T H K D l P l ’ l ! 1« kept on Ale at E C H IK E 'S I II I n I .11 l< Il A d v ir tin .il« Agency, 04 and M also of the Twenty-third Infantry, wound at Sun Juan Hill two weeks before, terday Admiral Dewey transferred position to self injury, we learn that M erchants' Exchange, Sun Francisco, C alifornia, •where contractu for advertisin g can bo made for it. and is living in a pretty cottage at that it would have poisoned me if it had to Mrs. Dewey. In explanation of Sunday morning she took carbolic not been for my pure blood. I told him it the Presidio while her husband, was Hood's F rsaparilla tliat made it pure." the transfer, a representative of the acid, resulting in her death soon \0M tn ° ♦ s 9 • * * * * • * - ♦; *. * * * jljx - mm with his regiment, is fighting the Q k o k o e P. C o w e r , C o . <», 25th U. S. Inf., Dewey family made this statement after. We have not the particulars Washington Barracks, Washington, D. C. T'agals in Luzon. at first hands, hut gleaned us best to the Associated Prtss: Vo Other Paper Rheumatism - “ Myself and a friend “ Mrs. Collins had been a life-long both suffered from severe attacks of rheu “ Admiral and Mrs. Dewey liavo we could from reliable lower-river Gives the clubbing offers that you H o o d 's Sarsaparilla cured both. transferred to the former's son the citizens. It is a severe blow to the can get with the H ihai . d . N ow it is friend of mine,” Mrs. Brett went on, matism. would not he without It." W m . H. “ and when I heard she was on board L We title to the home presented to tlio surviving members of the family, e s t e r , 65 Leonard St., Fall River. Mass. the the Tartar I went to the ship at once admiral by the people o f this coun who have tho sincere sympathy of 1 npou its arrival here and had her try. It will continue to be the home many friends iu this hour of grief. UER'd AüE Y i l l í SVMPrOMS: L CONSTANT HKADACHB AND which we will give for 1 year as a brought to my house. She died of the admiral and Mrs. Dewey so T R O U B L E D B R A IN . The m alarial poi 8. Wheeler arrived nt this place premium to H erald subscribers. long as lie limy live. It was tbe here ten days afterwards. I feared son is circulating in the brain. H U D Y A N will drive it out. H U D Y A N will purify Mrs. this morning from tipper Rogue Pay up arrears and send in #2 for i when I first saw her that death was the blood and the bruin will receive it wish of both Admiral and H«od*s Fills ear»Uvr Ills; U m —n-irrlUtlag —4 in a pure state. Your houdaches will dis Dewey, to provide for a proper suc River, near Grants Pass, with sev 1 year in advance to the Coquille | upon her, although she rallied a lit- o o ' y catliartlc to take with Hood'» SHrn«partflH appear and your mind will become clear. I. 2 B A L E O R Y E L L O W I S H C O M cession to the property. The trans eral cases o f salmon eggs for City H s k a i ii and we will send you j tie under proper care and with good P L E X IO N . H U D Y A N will establish a L ------------------------------- !------------ r the Weekly Oregonian fo r 1 year > nursing. But the mischief had been free circulation of pure blood and cause fer of today is carrying out only the Hume’s hatchery on lower Rogue the checks to assume their natural color. I Myrtle Point Enterprise.! River. He came from Grants Pass as u premium, fully ¡tnid up. done long before she reached this 3. LO SS O F A P P E T I T E A N D O N A W original intention of both Admiral C. M. Hermann, of Custer, lias IN G IN T H E S T O M A C H . H U D Y A N will and Mrs. Dewey. It was Mrs. Dew via S iu Francisco ami Coos bay e l* country.” clear »he stomach and restore the appe tite and the digestion of food will become ey’s desire that she should release with his charge. ™ ■ — - ~ - It wus upon the aetiou of the I moved his family to town to take perfect. To Ine Public- j British authorities in detaining the advantage of our winter school. 4. F E E L IN G O F W E I G H T O V E R T H E any claim she might have to the L I V E R . This Is due to the enlargement property through her marriage to Miss Kate Braden closed her ) transport that Secretary Root or o f the liver. It Is filled with the poison The Coquille Academy, or Co- dered the first investigation into the school at Suuinpr last Friday, re of malaria. H U D Y A N will drive out the the admiral, anil to do this, the Vlllt DR. JORDAN’ S <»*■••* f poison and cause the organ to assume its r e s o l u t io n o f c o n d o l e n c e . quille Collegiate Institute, and my j Tartar case. It was charged then turning to her home in this city transfer was made through her to the natural size. H a l l o f M a m ie K h u k a h L o d g e , N o . 20, 5. H E A V I N E S S I N T H E R E G IO N O F connection therewith, having been tbat ([]e 0fl}t ;a]8 interested bail con- Saturday. admiral’s son as soon as it was prac THE SPLEEN. The spleen becomes I. O. O. F. Nov. 24. 1850. 1051MABKST 81. tot. CthA 7th, 8. T. CaL greatly enlarged. H U D Y A N , by its di- ¡ ticable. advertised throughout the county, cca]ed tbe fact8, (iud a second inves- Through the method Prof. M. O. Hawkins opened his T ho L a r g e «» o f t u kind in Ib e W orld. ^ | Whereas, I t has pleased tbe A ll- rect action on the m alarial poison, will I and the said school failing to en- ^¡¿gation was had, conducted like the private school Inst Monday with lessen the congestión and cause the hoav- j adopted, no dispute ever can arise W e » r e oontiuuailv adding new •pooimriia. Wise and Alm ighty Ruler of the incas to disappear. Come aud learn bow wonderfully you arc made j I roll enough students b) warrant hrst, in secret. The findings in something overoue huudred pupils and how to avoid sickness and disease. I f you You are suffering from Chronic M alaria : over the disposition of the property.” Universe to sevei from our midst and juffer from any o f the ills o f men. some to the , you can be cured. The relief I f hold ----- -------------- keeping its doors open, it is but due > inquiries, as to the essential enrolled. oldest S o c ia lis t ou tho Pacific Coast, Quite a uu’mber are our beloved brother, 8. P. C. John out to you. It is H U D Y A N . H U D Y A N | Hon. H. E. Dosch, secretary of will relieve your every symptom and ■ to the public that we announce pub- fat.f8j have been kept from the pub from outside points. son; aud, make you well. W hen you have used i o f licrtirulltue licly that the institution has been ■ ljc Secrecy will not bo so well H U D Y A N tell your friends whut it ha» the state board Silas Gibbs, rekidmg at Eckley, Whereas, Our brother hns been done for you. H udyan can be obtained ; makes this mention in the Oregon- closed. I am grateful for the can- J Herve(i ¡u tbj8 third inquirv, now >p|ytng to us wtu receive our . was tbintAU from a bucking horse called by Divine Providence ton o f all druggists for f.0c per package, or | I ; I /»olissi ir '"* oi of Inu complaint. six packages for Í2 50. If your druggist I iau o f the 24th inst. regarding tho dor and friendship that have been | bejng conducted by Major Gallag- ’ H < Kill <; atirantes a P O S I T I V E C E R E (n svsrv rass last Sunday, aud his left leg was higher body above; does not k.«»t> It. send direct to the H I D- . i ve or /■»■frit « » n r « T h n e v a r d » » l l n r a . . | fruit trees shown me personally by the public bpr and a board of „Q^era at the Y A N R E M E D Y C O M P A N Y . San F ra n c is shipment o f eastern I Write fm- Rook— B * b l l « » n « * p h y of I t l a r r i i a g « , ' badly broken. Dr. Dyer was sum ia:>i i A valuable hook for men. ) Resolved, That we do most co or Lo s Angeles, Cal. Remember that ; into this county that were diseased and the press of Coquille City. I f , ; p re8i() i0i for the rensou that the a I M A C O . , 1051 M arketB t. 8. F. i you can consult the H U D Y A N D O C T O R S i moned and reduced tbe fracture. deeply deplore the loss of a most F R E E . Call and see the doctors. You | nnd pest infected, reference to in the course of human eveuts, i t j fl.jpn(|M o{ yj,.g CollitiB, numerous m ay call and see them or Write, as you j Miss Birdie Walker returned to worthy brother. which is made elsewhere in toilny’s shall fall to my lot to serve the peo- j aud influential, propose that the desire. Address Resolved, That we sincerely feel H erald o f the action of Inspector pie of the city or county, I feel sure ¡blllme for tliat u0|01tuunte lady’s Lam pey creek Moudny to fiuish the bereavement which his death HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY, Wirth at M yrtle Point last week: now that I shall find much pleasure deatb si,all be placed where it be- her term o f school iu that district. J. C. Haynes has leased his farm has cast upon the o rder. We con "A shipment of young fruit trees No. 81G South Broadway, in such service longs. sole ourselves in the thought thnt was received last week iu Coos E. H . A n d e r s o n , The Tartar was in command of to Mr. Hull, late of Washington. Los Angolés, Cal. AND county, front Ontario couuty, Retiring Principal. Captain Pybos, for the owners, and Mr. Haynes will probably return our loss is his gain. Cor. Stockton, Market nnd Ellis Stn.« Resolved, That these resolutions New York, nnd the trees on arriv —--- * «#►<------------- M I S C E L LANEOUS the troops were commanded by I to the bay to reside. San Francisco, Cal. be sent to the family o f the de ing at their destination were found Some few months since a lec Lieutenant-Colonel Wallace of the j Couuty Clerk RacklefT, Atty. L. ceased, aud be spread upon the Claims against tho Government. to he infected although a certificate turer on phrenology and anthropol Twentieth Kansas Volunteers. She , A. Roberts, B. C. Lehmanowsky minutes, nnd a copy tendered tbe The Christian Sunday-school o f the United States government ogy, ‘‘Hon. B. J. Dillon,” as he ad had on board, as passengers, Gen- j and W. H. Corbin took their de home papers for publication. inspector accompanied the iuvoice vertised himself, lectured here for eral Frederick Funstou and his wife, | parture last Thursday for New J. 8 . L a w r e n c e , Gave an interesting and very iileas- aud guaranteed it ‘free in all re about a week, and met witli two or Mrs. Major Winaos aud the wife of Lake, Curry county, where they (Formerly Third Auditor U. S. Treasury.) J u d it h C o l l ie r , ing orogram, “ Columbia's Call,” in spects from contagious or infectious three families who were friends Paymaster McCreery of the army, j will remain a few days, bagging I d a E. R i c h . tbe cause of missions at tbe Chris plant diseases.’ Iuspector W irth, Attorney nnd Counsellor at L a w . and had known him back east ns “ a besides Mrs. Collins, who was ill in geese and having a good time gen tian church last Sunday night. o f Coos couuty, however, declared Solicitor of American and Foreign Patents, I Marshfield tjnn.i better man” than he could claim to j her room, and who never reached j erally. Trade Marks and Copyrights. Notwithstanding the very stormy the applo trees infested with fun Miss Eulalee Tyrrel leaves today be while on this coast. Mr. Dillon j the deck unless she was carried! Members o f the M. E. church, weather, the licuso was promptly gus, woolly aphis and green aphis; Practices before the Supreme Court of the U. S., bad been a minister in one o f thei there by Captain Pybos. The ves- south, will finish up the interior ou tbe Alliance to resume her Court of Claims, and all Departments of the Gov filled to overflowing. ttie* peach trees were afflicted with ernment. denomiuations eust, and in his lec- j sel had likewise, as stewardess, Mrs. of their church in the near future. studies at the State Normal school R. E. Buck, superintendent, offi the yellows, a most deadly disease; tures would sometimes encourage J. C. Clay, of Han Francisco.— E x The building is a fairly good one, at Monmouth, Special attention given to claim* of officers and ciated TI ip exercises began with a the quince trees were afflicted with enlisted men, ior Army ami Navy service in the youth to aspire to his high attain aminer. The stem of the new schooner but lias never been completed on Mexican War, W ar of the Rebellion and the W ar doxology, “ From all tliat dwell be borers, as were the yonug currant with Spain. Also Claims of Government Contract ments, which he had raised him the iuterior. They hope to secure in tbe North Bend shipyard was low the skies.” Then a prayer bushes, while the raspberries ors. Collection of Accounts. self to, “ being a success as a min Refers by permission to linn. Geo. L. W ei- material aid by means of a popular ruised last Monday. Santa Fe Coming North- was offered by J. J. Lamb, nnd this showed signs o f fungus. The lington, U. S. Senator from Maryland, General O. ister, lawyer and lecturer.” He subscription. J. A. Yoakam has severed his was followed by a short responsive peach trees in tho shipment were O.'Howard, U . S. Army, George C. Henning, President, Traders National Dank, Washington, made a good appearance, dressed Ban Francisco, Nov. 21.— The Ex At the meeting o f Sugar Loaf connection a s manager o f the Bea rending. burned, and the rest o f the ship L>. C., and others. well and as a professional man, was aminer says: The Santa Fe rail- Camp, No. 208, W. O. \V., at this ver Coal Co’s pile camp, on Pony The songs, recitations nnd con ment disinfected by dipping aDd No charge for advice. Correspondence solicited« a good talker, but rather egotistical ro id is reaching out for trade for place Tuesday evening, the fo l 6lough. He expects to leave for cert exercises were given by about fumigation.” Offices, Atlantic Building, and certainly not d eep —rather the northen coast of California. It lowing officers were elected for the California in a conple of weeks. 60 voices, the dialogue o f Colum 92 S and 950 K Street, N . W ., played to Beutim?nt, comicalities has recently bonded the Klamath ensuing term: E. A. Dodge, con The electric light plant was bia’s Council being sustained by Rooms, 95 . 97. 99 ail<l IO°» and anecdotes. Well, the Pacific railroad, the Beit Line about Eureka sul-commander; C. E. Huling, ad started up at Porter last Saturday. 49 little misses, prettily dressed W A S H IN G T O N , D. C . Christian, of November 19, pub harbor and immense tracts of timber visory lieutenant; Chas. Adams, At present there nre 100 incandes and carefully drilled. lished in San Francisco, warns the land. banker; W. E. Lew ellen, clerk; G. cent and 3 arc lights iu the system, The motion song, by eight little public, and more particularly the In possessing the Klamath road, i M. Short, escort; S. E. Johnson, but a large number can be added. girls, with flags, was very pretty membership of that church, against 28 miles in length, and the new j watchman; H. A. Johnson, sentry; The telephone line to South Coos and gracefully done. him as follows, through a letter harbor Belt Line, the Santa Fe oh-1 B. C. Lehmanowsky, member of The choir rendered several river is now an assured fact, work from the Rev. J. U. Hughes, pastor tains control of the entire water I board of managers. A t the close on the same having commenced pretty pieces. Miss Maude N os o f the Christian church at Chico: front of Eureka. It is understood j of the meeting the ladies o f the last Saturday. I t will take three ier was organist. A collection was “ 13. J. Dillion, whose restoration to that negotiations have been effected circle furnished refreshments and weeks to complete the construc given for mission work. the pulpit I strenuously opposed, with the Donohue road, now com a good social time was had. tion. Four thousand coal miners in has been on a protracted, drunken pleted from Tiburon to Ukiah, ----►« ♦ » -«----- Indiana have gone on a wage strike. E. Heuckendorff, master builder, debauch in Oroville, during which whereby in the near future that “ Coos Bay” Apples. fell off o f the forward cabin of the he consorted more or less publicly road will be extended to Eureka Cattle now command highest price and was since 1882 in Chicago markets. with dissolute females. The and Santa Christa. Quite a trad« is being worked bnrkentiue yesterday, badly bruised. H e was in the act church there dismissed him from up between Portland nnd south 'O K SA LE — 147 Acres of Land, milo tile pulpit last Sunday. 1 am n o t1 ern Oregon ports since the estab of passing down a keg o f spikes, Reports of British Victories Are Not Con from Norway, C 008 county. Known informed if they withdrew fellow-j lishment of regular steamer serv and as he fell he struck one o f the firmed. ns the McClary place. For pntionlars, call ship from him. I greatly fear tliati ices. The steamer Alliance, due carpenters, which checked the force on H ENK Y GRADY, o t! Ij0n,ioni N ov. a i . _ Xhe latest direct today, brings a consignment of o f his fall, otherwise he would jnn20t4 tbe brethren in O roville win n nor, Norway, Oregon, j have more than probably brokeD publish him before the renders of neWB fl.om Lady8Iuith) dated Thurs- 5000 boxes of apples from Coos onr papers, aud that he will dosim -1,, November 16> nm, Friday, No- bay, indicating that there is some some o f his limbs. Mr. Heucken 'V T IC E Home—with immediate possession i .1 —for $1400.-23% acres inside oity lim ilar hurt to the cause iu other vember 17, strangely conflicts with thing besides sawlogs grown iu dorff is able to be nround today. its; 8 acres bottom laud, balance level bench. Good house, large wood house, ohickenhouse, I places.” The steamer also reiterated reports of tremendous that section. Fred Scbetter, the well-known, fair barn. 2 0 fruit trees, mostly bearing j brings from the Oregon port 40 “ Wilson-Nosler” — thus we otiron battles aud great British victories on popular and clever business mau and first-class fruit: small fruit, also. Plenty of water the year round. Neither cords of matchwood nnd 20,000 at Empire, arrived in town this 8012 icle the compounding ~ r b of names I Wednesday J and Thursday. - 1m* WAI. GALLIElt. bioomhandles, nnd from Eureka and lives in the way o f a nice wed- of the messages above referred to, morning from a business trip to Notice of Appointment of Administrator. ding event c f two o f our prom- ] though dispatched on the days fol- she is bringing 200,000 feet o f red Bandon. With former steamship ---- » --------- ------ ineut young people, Aaron Wilsou, liug the date of the allege.! fight, wood. E d ucate Your B o w e ls W it h Cascarets. V T O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N T H A T one of our promising young gen mentioned any great fights or B o e r, lines there was alwnys difficulty iu Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever. securing northbound “argots, but 10c, 25c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money. l i by an order made on the 14th day of tlemen, and for about five years defeats. November. 1890, by the Hon. L . Harlocker, ---- > « » » V---- ---------- since the Alliance and Fulton have judge of the county court of the state of j connected with the H eua LD office asskmiu . ymkn j o in doers . Multnomah's Low Assessment Oregon, for Coos county, tbe undersigned j been on the run they have gener as an apprentice and employe, and j c To Nov. 21. _ T he Mid- was appointed administrator of the estate ally carried full cargoes both ways. James F. Wilson, deceased. That letters Miss Maude Nosier, the only land l News N ews says Messrs. The assessment roll of Multnomah of on, - ; land Messrs. Vanderbalt — Oregonian. of administration have been issued to him. Daughter ..f our towns-peoule, Mr. nnd Bob# ¿ ember8 of tbe Cape ----»-«•»-«-------- ------- ecunly for 1899, gives a total val Therefore nil persons having claims against ! and Sirs. A. L. Nosier, at the home estate nre hereby notified to present ! (Bandon Recorder.) uation of $31,929,240, which is $10,- said ’ ! assembly, have joiued the Boers at the same properly verified within six ! o f the latter, last evening, ami in The telephone liue is completed 944, 224 less thau the valuation in months from the dnte hereof at his resi ' j Uolesburg. H ( S ) ___ PEOPRIKTOK8. the presence o f members o f the to Wedderburn. Next spring the 1898. This decrease is all within dence at Arngo, Coos county, state of Ore- j ....... gon. immediate families of tbe bride company may extend the line to the city of Portland, and shown in Dated at Coquille City this 20th day of Hoi on the T ra il of Aguiraldo. and groom. Rev. E. L. Fitch of-1 Crescent City. money, household furniture, live- November, 1899. J. H E N R Y SC H R O ED ER . ficiated. The H ehdld greets the stoclu agricultural lauds, buildings Manila, November 22.— General j As anticipated the K . o f P. dance Administrator of the estate of Jns. F. W il young couple and wishes th em 1 son, deceased. Young reports that Aguinaldo, with 1 was a perfect success socially and and other improvements, and town happiness and prosperity. a party of 200, including some j financially, and was one o f the i and city lots. The decrease in this Executors’ Notice of Final Settlement. Prescriptions am! Family Recipes W. L. Mast, o f the M cKinley I « ’omen and a few carts, passed most pleasant affairs ever held in 1 item is over $0,000,000.— Statesman. Carefully Compounded Bandon. neighborhood, has visited town I Aringav, on the coast between San | N TH E CO UNTY COURT OF THE Tli«* lt«*9t riim tcr. State of Oregon for Coos County. two or three times lately. He lias Fabian and San Fernando, in tbe! J. P. Russell, o f Curry county, A piece of flannel dampened with In the matter of Estate of Henry Schroe- DEALERS IN set Dec. 30, prox., to prove up on province of Union, on Friday, No- was a Bandon visitor yesterday. Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound dei, deceased. Notice is hereby given that by an order his homestead before U. N. Com- vember 17. The general adds that H is baud from which the cancer | on the affected parts is superior to on the 20th day of November, 1899. ! missioner Dodge, at M yrtle Point. I Aguinaldo probably intended to j waa recently removed is rapidly any plaster. When troubled with 1 made the Hon. L. Harlocker, county judge of it i , u . . . ¡strike inland through the Binqua healing and from nil nppearances a pain in the chest or side, or a lame said county and state, has fixed the 2d day | Hudson \ Haines, mining, min- , . . i t. , ■ of January. 1900, at 10 o'clock in the fore- ; _ . i , , , , ’ , . ! mountains towards Bavombang in will soon be entirely well. back, give it a trial. You are cer- noon of said day. it being the 2d judicial ( era) lands and stock ranch agents .. . xr n , i. , - , .. ® , the province of Nueva Viscava. C. Timmons, o f the Bandon can taiu to lis more than pleased with day of a regular term of said court, r.t the | at Kcklev, advertise in their onrd , v ... \ , . . . . . , i General lou n g with cavalry aud nery, closed up his business for the ; the prompt relief which it affords. county judge's office in the courthouse at ! today a chance to trade For prop- „ , , .. City, Otegon, a? the time and ! _, , ,, „ , „ r ' Macabcbes is pursuing the Filipino season here and departeil for his Pniu Balm is also a certain cure for Coquille place for the hearing and settlement of j erty at Myrtle Point. See 1st , , . .* said estate, and objections thereto, if any. _I ... I lender, part of the American force home at Astorin last Sunday. Mr. | rheumatism. F or sale by R. S. column ads on first page. |, ,. A. , ,, .. Dated this 20th dav of November, 1899. F ” | taking the direction of San hcr- Timmons will probably bring his Knowlton. AUG. H. SC H R O ED ER . Cans o f salmon eggs passed nando. Iu the fight with Aguiualdo's home Ht Astoria last Sundiy. Mr. J. FR E D SCHRO EDER. -■ CHAS. E. SC H R O ED ER , About 75 members of the 3econd through this place today fiom the rear guanl at Aringay one Macn- Timmons will probably briug hie E. A. DO DG E, upper Rogue R iver to the H u m e1 belie was wounded and the insur- fam ily with him when lie returns Oregon voluuteers met in Portland Executors. A. W IL S O N . lately aud effected temporary organ C. fish hatchery on lower Rogne River, gents retreated. Their loss is un- next summer. Ho wilt shortly Notic9 for Publication, Blacksmith and Wagcnmaksr Practical Machinist. ***** known. leave for the east, where he has ization of the Spanish war veterans. D H P A R TM E N T O F T H K IN TK R IO R , come in possession o f a large [ The plan is to have a regimental Trouble in Kentucky. L ard O ffice at R ossbubo , Or.. Nov. 17.1899. The Ohio Official Vote. estate loft him by his father who organization with companies in thj O T IC E is hereby given that the follow- different parts of the state. Two Louisville, Kv., Nov. 22. The died last winter. _ ing-nnmed settler has filed notice of companies will he organized east of his intention to make final proof in sup Columbus. Nov. 20.— The canvass grand juries throughout the state port of his claim, and that said proof will ___________ have brought in many indictments of the official vote in Ohio was com - 1 Judge Hamilton, of the 2d dis. the mountains. be made before E. A. Dodge. U. 8. Commis It shows trief, pas, tal through Albany this sioner nt Myrtle Point. Oregon, on Decem ngainst election officers. The elec ph'ted this afternoon. ber 30. 1899, viz: Notice. tion uiuddlc appears to l>e far from Judge Nash s pltmrlity is 49,023. noon. He is one of the state’s best W IL L IA M L. MAST, The total vote cast was 908,105, di judicial officer*. - Alban; Democrat. >u>** FOR H U i’ HASE O F M U N IC I settled veL and pal Itomi, in tbe sum " f $5CU0 of on H. E. Ni». 7047 for the lots 3. 4. vided as follows among the six can It is reporteil that Maryland the > town 8. Sec. 22. I*. 27 S.. K. 11 W. of ( . ,pulle City far the purchase D o r 'I Tobarro S|»lt ami Smoke Y o «r I .lit Away. didates for governor: He names the following witnesses to Democrats, emboldened by their of WHier-work. for s«i*l t iwn nre hereby 4I7.1W recent success, will start a movement reqnested. Ilirect all ronunnuieations for prove his continuous residence upon and Machine work of all kimla. built new or repaired; iron ami wood turning; To quit tobacco easily ami forever, be ma« Uvorci' K. Nash. lietic. full of lift*, nervo ami vigor, take No-To* Jnliii It. Mclipsn. DemiMirat ........ .'k»s1l7ii information or otherwise to the nnder- cultivation of said land, viz: Hobart E. blaeksmithing and wagon-making in all branches. Wilcox. Charles Shepherd. Lawson A. Law I3ae, tbe wnn-ler worker, that makes weak men Spill H. Klim. Onion Reform .........7.77» to defeat the nomination of Bryan sisneri. strong. Alt riruioriftts. 60c or f I. Cure «uaran* (Iporsp M. Ktinuupl. Prohibition...... A.SZo for president. Done by the order of Town Tonneil. Oct. horn and Thomas Laswell, all of McKinley, Ex-Senator Oarmen Oregon. J- T. BR ID GES. teed Booklet and aampie free Address Itobert linmllow. Sociiilmt Isbor.......S.UKI 30. I«W . W. E. M cPUFFEF.. Register. MACHINE, WAGON AND FARM WORK ARE SPECIALTIES 3terilng Remedy C o , Chicago or N ew York. S s iu m u p l M . J o u p * . n o u p a r t i s a n . . . . 10 A>, 7 * 71 1 is said to be back of the aeliemc. H$fli file r f.xr G u t n i l l # C l t v . O f C S O D . PUBLIS HED E V E R Y TU ESD AY O R E G O N IA N Museum of Anatomy11 j PEN S IO N S , PATENTS, ALLAH RUTHERFORD, f d g MfiCY & MOORE. sa* Pharmacy I Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Notions, Toilet Articles, Fine Soaps, Perfumeries, etc. School Supplies, Stationery and Wall Paper. M AG Y & M OORE. J. N | WILSON. WILSON & WILSON M A C H IN IS T S , W ago n m ak ers, H o rscsh o crs, a n d B la c k s m it h s . C.