VOL.
C
18.
OQ U ILLE
H Q S F I T A Ï - .* '
C O Q U ILLE
Jackson Day Observed by Democrats In Omaha
CITY, O R E G O N , T U E S D A Y ,
County Court— January Term. 1900-
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Notula Amlersoc
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Majîirie Copley
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T A Walker
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Henry Lorenz
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State vs Thos Marcello—
Thomas Howard, witness fees
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ltobert Kruger
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8 40
2 00
2 00
2 00
JANUARY
16,
ges, D C Ruudlcman, Esau Prewett,
J E llaga; clerks, John L Kronen-
hurg and Jesse G Leneve.
21. Prosper Precinct — Judges,
Edward Fahy, T J Houser, William
Hammerburg; clerks, It IV Bullard
and John Hamblock, jr.
22. Riverton Precinct— Judges,
John Donaldson, J V Foster, E B
Price; clerks, IV D Roberts and IV
T Eight.
23. Rowland Precinct—Judges,
James Hayes, IV L Hood, John
Neal; clerks, William Volkmar and
C M Hermann.
24. South Slough Precinct —
Judges, George Wilson, George
Wasson, John Goll; clerks, C E
Getty and George Cook.
25. Sumner Precinct — Judges,
A D Boone, J G Black, J S Masters;
clerks, Fred Wilson and Alfred Cav
anaugh.
26. Ten-Mile Preeinet—Judges,
IV F Bowron, Olo Bentson, Stephen
Johnson; clerks, John M Doland
and Nelson Munson.
1900.
NO.
»<;•
Tm sm a
(Continued frein last week.)
Omaha, Jnu. 8.—St Jackson’s day
Mr. H. N. Warner, of Kearney,
Expenditures in vacation after
| was appropriately celebrated in
Neb., says:
NEW AND ELEGANT BOOMS.
Omaha today by the Jackson club, Sept., 1899, term.
“ In 1894 I was attacked with
BAN IT AB Y CONDITIONS FEUFECT. j Three separate functions were down ' Salaries....................................*1344 45
EXPEBIENCED NlIBBES.
paralysis in my left side. You
Iudigents............................... 548 59
G 40
I
on
the
program,
and
each
was
a
T ) F USONS ilt sirini! to coiue to Coquille
46 00
G 40
might stick a pin to the head
X for Médical or Bnreie&l T reatm ent distinct and gratifying success. I Telephoning..........................
tu a y obtaiu rate« and ollier inform ation, The tirst was an informal reception 1 Roads......................................
230 25 j STA TION ERY , P R IN T 1 NU, POSTAGE, ETC.
into
my left hip ar.d I would not
by addreMaiiitt J. B l ’KT MOOBE, U .IL .
197 75
Coquille City, Oregon. held at the club headquarters this Courthouse Bewer................
feel it. I xvas unable to do any
Glass
k
Prudhomme,
registra
42 00
afternoon, at which \V. J. Bryau Circuit co u rt.........................
kind of work, nnd had to be turned
tion blanks, stationery, etc $99 52
j p iI E COMMERCIAL -i----
and several other Democratic lights,
'
Coast
Muil
Co,
printing
tax
in bed. I fully made up my mind
................
$2409
04
T
o
ta
l...
were guests. Bryau was the center
T h e m ost modern arranged BA BBEB
notices, e tc ........................... 7 50
that I could not be cured, as I had
of attraction.
JANUARY T E R M , 1900-
SHOP in Ouquille C ity.
G A Bennett, printing brief, S
At !) o’clock tonight occurred tho
used all kinds of medicine and had
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor. annual
Justice court expenses. State vs
O Co vs Coos county........ 29 00
banquet of the club. Cov
tried many doctors. At last I
J
N
Dean
—
I Coquille City II ebald , envel-
ers were laid for 300 and there was
was advised to try Dr. Williams'
no vacant place. Gilbert M. Hitch W H S Hyde, justice fe e s.. .$ 8 75 | opes, blanks, otc.................. 4 75
Pink Pills for Pale People, and I
.
12
80
J
W
Carter,
constable
fees
..
W
\V
Hayes,
postage,
expres-
cock, editor of the .Omaha IVorld-
A tto rn e y an d
very reluctantly commenced their
1
50
T’hos
Howard,
witness
fees.
sage,
ete,
for
treas
office..
12
0G
Herald, and late candidate for
use last September. Before I had
1 50 L H Hazard, postage, expres-
•'
“
C o u n s e lo r a t L a w I United
States senator, officiated as E A Anderson,
finished my firs- box I began to
1 50
“
“
sage, etc, for clerk’s office. 21 25
C OGOILLE CITY. OUEGUi-i.
toast-muster. The speech of the John Larson,
1 50 C H Crocker k Co, records, etc 40 20
feel much better, anti by the time
John Snyder,
“
“
evening
was
made
by
Bryan,
in
re
B ea l E state and C oll-etions a Hpeeinlty.
1
50
Andrew
Heckla,
“
“
Ross
E
Moores
k
Co,
blanks
I had used six boxes the paralysis
sponse to the tonst, “Our Nation.”
1 50
August Farley,
“
“
for clerk’s office.............
4 20
disappeared; and although two
John F. Hal!,
M R Brown, jury fees......... 1 00 Irwin Hodson Co, hlunks for
months have passed since I finished
CLEVELAND 8 REQBETS.
1 00
J N Nelson,
sheriff’s office..........................12 50
my last box, there lias been no re
Chicago, Jan. 8.—The Tribune to F P Norton,
1
00
IV W Gage, postage, postal
- A .t t 0 r n .e 3 r
. a t - Z Q j a 'W ,
currence o f the disease.”
(C onti nue d on 2d page.)
morrow will print the following let Chns Eldman, “ “
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1 00
cards, expressage, e t o . .. . 3129
M A B SH FIE L D , OREGON.
JV o m th e A dvertiser, A x te ll , N eb.
ter from ox-Proeident Cleveland. J H Milner,
1 00 Coquille City Bulletin, publ’g
“
« . .
The Twentieth Century.
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It
was
received
in
response
to
a
re
Dental in R kat . E itats o f nil kinds.
Israel Lando, “
“ ..
1 00
Sept. 1899, Co court proed’g 1G 90
quest for a sentiment appropriate
The “Sun” has received so many
Pr. Williams* rin k Pills for Pnle People
Coquille City Bulletin, blanks
State vs Percy Allen—
y r t l e c a m p , n o . m , w o o d m e n to Jackson day. Mr. Cleveland says:
contain, in a condensed form, all tho ele
for sheriff’s office................. 22 50 evidences of confused minds regard
o f th e World, m eets nt. M asonic Hall
ments
1100ossary to give new life ami richness
J
H
Cecil,
justice
fees...........$
4
75
“I am only able, on account of
1st mud 31 Monday n ig h ts o f each m onth.
ing the beginning of the twentieth
Coquille City Bulletin, letter
to the blood and restore shattered nerves.
A. J . S iihbwoc
Consul.
illness, to sit up occasionally for a R E Buck, constable fees. . . . 3 20
They
arc an unfailing specific for such dis
heads for treasurer............. 3 00 century that it will present a proof
G eorge T . M oulton, Clerk. ____________
eases as locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis,
short time, and must forego a con \V Culin, witness and exam. 5 00 J D Barklow, services as road
that
the
twentieth
century
begins
St.
Vitus'
dance, sciatica, neuralgia rheu
W W Gage, sheriff’s f e e s ... . 7 20
OU R T COQUILLE, NO. 1H, F O R E ST - tribution to your supplement com
matism, nervous headache, the after-effects of
supervisor, Diet 2 3 . . . . . . . 28 50 after the year 1900 is ended, in the
State vs Matt Matson —
la grippe, palpitation of the heart, pale and
•r s o f America, m eets every second and memorative of the splendid career
shape of a little conversation:
Albert Barklow, hauling grav
sallow complexions, all forms of weakness
fu sr lti Thursday ev en in g , at M nsonio Hull of Andrew Jackson.
I wish it was IV II S Hyde, justice fe e s.. . . 7 25
either in male or female.
Question— IVhat is a year?
C oqnille City, O regon.
el on rock fill, Diet 2 3 . . . . 11 25
11
25
J
W
Carter,
constable
fees
..
to be published at a time when
G ko . O. L each . O. B .
Auswer
—Three
hundred
and
six
J
D
Barklow,
hauling
gravel
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Palo People e re nevor
1 50
H . N . L o bsn e , B . 8
_____
saner counsels prevailed in the party \V m Horsfall, witness
sold bf th e d oren or hundred, but «'.ways 'n p a c k
on rock fill Dist 23............. 12 50 ty-five days.
Emily Vincamp,
“
5 50
ages. At all drtiG gists, o r direct from th e Or. Wil
he
did
so
much
to
strengthen
and
XHADWIOK LO D G E . NO. 6S, A. F.
liam s M rdiclne Com pare Schenectady, N. Y., B 0
IVhat is a century?
6 50
It George Gould,
J nnd A. M„ moots on Saturday even ing place upon firmer foundations.
c e n ts per box, G boxes $ 2 . 50 .
One hundred years.
au or before etioh fu ll moon. V isiting breth seems to me that the inconsistency Clarence Gould,
5 50
“
Resignaticn of J H Cecil as
IV hen did the year No. 1 end?
ren cordially in v ited .
5 50
of unreasoning and false party lead Frack Vincamp, “
H arry K ribs , W. M.
justice
of peace dist No 3 accepted
December 31st of the year 1.
5 50
C . W. W hite, Sec.
_______ ership is impressively exhibited, Esther Vincamp, “
When did the year No. 2 begin?
5 50 and \V C Chase appointed.
Herman Peterson, “
Resignation of J W Carter as con
> U E L A H C H A PT E R . N O . 6, O. E. 8 ., when the claim is made that Jack
January 1st of the year 2.
5
50
Mrs
H
Peterson,
“
sonian
Democracy
sanctions
the
3 m eets Friday o ven irg on or before
When did the year 99 end?
ea ch fu ll moon nt H o’clock from April 1st degradation of the people’s currency, John Carlson,
5 50 stable of justice dist No 2 accepted,
“
and John D Sunderland appointed.
December 31st, A. D., 1899.
to O ctober Slat, and thereafter at 7:SO; and
Drawing
jury
list,
Dist
No
6
—
sach fifteen days thereafter a t ‘2 o’clock in aud a reckless disregard of the re
Resignation of Frank Nobler as
Did that complete a century?
S D Barrows............................. $ 3 00
th e afternoon .
straint of law and order.”
No.
M bs . N o r a A. M c E wbn , W. M.
.
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C H Peterson............................ 2 00 constable of justice dist No 7 ac
M b s . J k n m k Roaa, H b c .____ _________________
When was the century completed?
J B Marshall............................. 2 00 cepted and Archie Bunton ap
Have to Shilt for Themselves.
A Farm Library of unequalled value— Practical,
pointed.
At the close of the year following
COQUILLE LODGE. NO. 5», I .O . (>• F.,
Coroners
inquest—Mrs
Elizabeth
Up-to-date, Concise and Comprehensive— Hand
J m eets every Saturday even in g. V isit
Ordered that the Coquille City 99; or at the close of the 100.
som ely Printed and Beautifully Illustrated,
The late General Lawton left but Waddington—
in g brethren in good standiug cordially
Bulletin
be
selected
ns
the
official
When
did
the
second
century
be-
Invited.
B y JA C O B B IU U L C
a
small
estate,
although
he
has
had
O
A
Kelly,
coroner’s
fees.........$5
80
J . A. S e e d , N . G.
paper of Coos county.
gin?
a good salary for the past thirty A M Buntou, constable fe e s.. 3 90
No. 1 —BIOGLE HORSE BOOK
J . S . L a w ren ce , R . S.
January
1st
of
tho
year
1
of
the
ELE C TIO N OFFICERS.
A ll a b o u t H o rs e s —a C om m on-S ense T r e a tis e , w ith o v e r
years. We believe if these hero D II Campbell, witness
1 80
74 i ll u s t r a ti o n s , a s ta n d a r d w o rk . P ric e , 50 C ents.
/C O Q U IL L E ENC A M PM EN T, , N O . 2 5 ,1.
second century—that is, January
_ O. O . F., meet!
ets every first and third worship ers want to do charitable J F Lee,
1 80
In the matter of the appointment 1st, A. D., 101.
N o. 2 —BIQQLE DERRY BOOK
T hursdays in each m onth at Odd Fellow s’ acts, and who are now trying to get E B Smith,
A ll a b o u t g ro w in g .Sm all F r u its —re n d a n d l e a r n h o w ;
1 80 of tho judges and clerks of election
When did the nineteenth century
h a ll. Cordial in v ita tio n extended to all v i s
c o n ta in s 43 co lo re d l iie -lik e r e p r o d u c tio n s o f a ll le a d in g
the American public to contribute C C Price
v a rie tie s a u d 100 o t h e r illu s tr a tio n s . P ric e , 50 C ents.
itin g patriarchs in good sta n d in g .
1 80 for tho various voting precincts of end?
U . E. B uck , C. P.
$50,000 to his family’s support, II J Peterson
N o. 3 —BIGGLE POULTRY BOOK
1 80 Coos county, Oregon, it is ordered
At the close of the nineteen
3 . F . B outell . B c r i b f . ________________ while the widow also will draw
A ll a b o u t P o u ltry ; th e b e s t P o u ltry B ook i n e x is te n c e ;
that the following-named persons huudreth year or at the close of
O P Ellingsen
te lls e v e ry th in g ; \vith23 c o lo re d life -lik e re p ro d u c tio n s
down
a
snug
little
pension
every
o f a ll th e p r in c ip a l b re e d s , w ith 103 o th e r iflu s tro ions.
a m i e r k b e k a h l o d g e , n o . 20,
be
appointed
judges
and
clerks
of
Charles
Green
1900.
P ric e , 50 C ents.
I. O. O. F ., m eets every 2d and 4tli yenr, they can do a great deal more
election for the years 1900 and 1901,
Margaret Ashton
W ednesdays in each m o n th , at Odd F a l
N o . 4 —BKKILE COW BOOK
When does the twentieth century
A ll a b o u t C ow s a u d t h e D a iry B u sin e ss ; h a v in g ¿ g r e a t
low s’ hall. M a s . J u h x h C o l l i k o , N O . good by looking alter the poor Bessie Waddington
as follows:
—------ 4
begin?
s a le ; c o n ta in s 8 c o lo re d life -lik e r e p r o d u c tio n s o f e a c h
J. 8. L a w r e n c e . S. ____ ____________ devils of privates, who have to bear W H Waddington
b r e e d , w ith 132 o t h e r illu s tr a tio n s . P r ic e , 50 C ents.
The first-named judge in each of
It
begins
on
day
No.
1
of
year
“ O Q U IL L E COUNCIL. R O JM OF T H E the brunt of battle, nnd when they \V Culin
N o, 5 —BIGOLB SW ING BOOK
the precincts is the chairman:
No. 1 of the twentieth hundred
F r a t e r n a l A id A s s o c i a t i o n m e e t s t h e
got home from the war are mustered
J u s t o u t. All a b o u t l i n g s —b r e e d in g , F e e d in g , B u tc h
Coroner’s inquest -Edward Ham-
e ry , D iseases, e tc . C o n ta in s o v e r 80 b e a u tifu l h a lf
1. Bandon—Judges, A H Buck years—that is, on Januury 1st, A. D.,
2d T uesday evening o f each month.
out
and
have
to
shift
for
themselves
to n e s a n d o th e r e n g ra v in g s . P ric e , 50 C ents.
M bs . E lla P ann en bebo , P re s.
b id g e--
ingham, T J Stillwell, T J Thrift; 1901 .
T h e B IG flL B BOOK'S a rc u n iq u e ,o rig in n l.u s e fu l— y o u n e v e r
D . F . D e a n , Sen.
____________ and families as best, they can. Wm Horsfall coroner fees
$31 15 clerks, C Y Lowe and S Gallierl
IVe
must
still
see
nnother
Christ
s a w a n y th in g lik e th e m —so p ra c tic a l, so se n sib le . T h e y
These are the people who do the
m e h a v in g nn e n o rm o u s s a le —If»st W est, N o r th a n d
John L (¿nick jurors
2 80
J . E HAYNES.
BIIAD HUDSON,
S e iith . liv e ry o ne w h o k e e p s a I lo r s e , Cow , H o g o r
2. Burton Prairie—Judges, G IV mas before the twentieth century
lighting nnd should he taken care
C h ic k e n , o r g ro w s S m a ll F r u its , o u g h t to s c u d r i g h t
Albert Olsen
“
3 40 Norris, H IV Holverstott, James dawns.—New York Sun.
of by the people, while the govern
a w a y fo r th e B K JU LB B O O K S . T h e
— — -----------— — — » -
3 00 Hatcher; clerks, Wm Bettys aud
Peter Jordnn
“
ment
lcoks
after
the
high
officers
Hudson & Haynes,
l l n i i i i a a I l r r n l I ti in u it C lia m lic r
3 00 Web Mast.
"
aud their fam ilies, for they hold life Alex Carlson
la la ’e Cvagfe ........... : • .
3 40
Mining and Real Estate Agents positions, and if they w ere as care Frank Bowron “
3. Coaledo—Judges, W E Pike,
Manager Martin, of the Pierson
George Rhodes “
3 40
ful ns the av erag e business man,
Ecklpy, Curry County, Oregon.
l a y o u r p a p e r, m a d e (o r y o u a n d n o t a m isfit
K is 21 y e a is
4 40 John Grandv, Cal Wright; clerks, drug store, informs ns that ho is
w itn ess
c u i , it is th e g r e a t b o ile d -d o w n h it-th e -n a il-o n th e -h c a d ,—
AVE valuable Moira, Farm s, Stock | they might hare enough left to eke Andrew Olsen,
q u it-n fte r-y o ii-lia v e -sa id -it, f a r m a n d li.m fc h o lr! p a y e r in
•Jane Fox
R anches and T im ber Lands for sale.
2 30 Walter Beebe and Charles Wick having agreat run on Chamberlain's
t h e w o r l d - th e b ig g e s t p a p e r o f l t s size in th e U n ite d S ta te s
out a m iserable existence on the Mrs E Quick
Cough Remedy. He sells five bot
o f A m e ric a —h a v in g e v e r a m illio n a n d a -h a lf r e g u la r re a d e rs .
2 30 ham.
House and B acres o f laud w ell improved few thousand they
have when Mrs. Hambidge
tles
of
that
medicine
to
one
of
any
4.
Coquille
City—Judges,
Geo
1 00
in W illmr, D ouglas county, Or., for sale,
Any ONE of the BIGGLE BOOKS, and the FARM JOURNAL
or exchange for property in M yrtle P o in t. retired from the service, nnd if Oscar Macki
3 80 W Wickham, John P Goodman, J J other kind, nnd it gives great satis
g V U A R S ( re m a in d e r o f iSau, Ijuo.1 9 0 1 , 190a a u d 11,03) w ill be s e n t by m a il
killed in battle, the country always
to a n y a d d re s s to r A D O L L A R D IL L .
J D Magee
3 80 Lamb; clerks, A G Balch and J J faction. In these days of la grippe
gives their families a nice little pen
S a m p le o f F A R M JO U R N A L a u d c ir c u la r d e s c r ib in g B IG G LU B O O K S free.
there is nothing like Chamberlain's
4 GO Stanley.
C E A Seestrom
W II.M F .R A T K IN S O N
sion. It seems that the old adage II W Wilkins
A d d ress,
F A J’ M jo u r n a l
Cough
Remedy
to
stop
the
cough,
5.
Coos
City—Judges,
J
B
Ar-
3 80
C U A S. F . J E N K IN S .
P h il a d e l p h ia
has been trited about and now reads
heal
up
the
sore
throat
and
lungs
nott,
James
Wall,
sr,
Matt
Bowron;
Inquest—Ida Marsyln--
when applied to the army or navy: Wm. Horsfall, coroner’s fee s.$12 45 clerks, Z T Siglin and William Ross. and give relief within a very short
“God help the rich, the poor can A B PreLitis,
6. Coos River—Judges, W II time. The sales are growing, nnd
jury
“
1 00
! 7 ;o Improved
take care of themselves.”—Paso Otto Selietter
Il
<C
Ncv Íil¿h-Arm ’Arlington”
1 00 Smith, E J Coffelt, Anson Rogers; all who try it are pleased with its A 565.00 Machine
Rubles (Cal.) Independent,
Il
li
prompt
action.—South
Chicago
clerks,
L
D
Smith
and
Frank
Hod-
Salí.
RjlflnjJ IH2GH1H0
J
A
Yoakum,
jr.,
1 00
Curran & Cass, Proprietors.
Threading tí*
II
It
Daily Calumet. For sale by R. S. For
son.
John
IV
Butler
1
00
Receiver Appointed by U. S. Court
IA T fcST
rirv/
It
7. Deer Park—Judges, Albert I Knowlton.
He rrr.anliuss winkle It
1 00
a v in g b o u g h t o u t t h e c e n -
I
HO M E
Coupon
i j
Cash with Ordsr and Coupon
C B LA PE8T
STYLE
It
It
trnl M eat M arket, we will be nbl« to
Wasson,
E
W
Krunk,
George
A
I
Frank
Viucamp
1
00
J. D. Spreckels I’ro's Co., having
I
furnish all k in d s o f Meat —Beef. M utton
Biggie
Berry
Book
is
an
excellent
L
____
S h ip p e d lo n n y o n e ,
witness fees 1 50 Hall; clerks, S H Holmes and Ira
And Pork, and w ill pay th e highest cash exhausted all amicable moans to get Emma Salo
a n y w h e r e , o u IU
little manuel worthy of a place in
((
price for beef, hogs, sheep, < tc.
II S Bonelirake
“ 1 50 Buzan.
d a y s ’ fre e tria l,
the
hoard
of
directors
of
the
Coos
CURRAN A GASS.
every
farmer’s
library.
Tho
hook
is
in y o u r o w n
C
<
8.
Dora
Precinct—Judges,
G
G
«< 1 50
h o m e , w ith o u t
Bay, Roseburg k Eastern Railroad Matt Lossella
condensed
nnd
practical,
ns
valuable
Swan,
Wm
Abernethy,
N
E
Harry;
«
«
a s k in g on», c e n t
IVm
Johnson
“
1
50
to call a meeting of the directors for
in
a d v a n ce .
for
the
villager
with
Ins
10x12
berry
It
“ 1 SO clerks, IV L Kraut/, nnd H E Wilcox.
the purpose of accenting tho resig John Sanderson
T h e Z*osie S t a r
patch ns it is for tho commercial
It
9.
Empire
C
ity—
Judges,
B
D
John
Uliaka
•
1
50
10 y e a r ? ’ written
nation of said board, which they re
w a r m h ty w i t h
C . O. G ILKEY, PR O PR IETO R ,
Circuit court expenses, Sptember, Jones, Wm Turpen, J S Hayes; berry grower with his twenty-acre
fused to do, were consequently com
each m a c h in e .
field.
The
price
is
50
cents,
free
by
C o q u i ll e C h iy , O r .— O p p o s i te D e p o t.
clerks, Fred Getty and W R Simp
pelled to resoit to more stringent 1899, term—
mail; address the publishers, IVil-
$ G 40 son.
Thomas Holland juror
A s tr ic tly h ig h -g r a d e Few -
Keeps on ly Pare W ines and Liquors and measuies, applying to the U. S.
iner Atkinson Co., Philadelphia.
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Enchanted
Prairie—Judges,
J
IV
J'Viter
8
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F in e C igars.
t h ro u g h o u t in t h e b e s t p o s
court, Portland, for a receiver. The
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T h e A m ericas Club W hisky is one o f the
s ib le m a n n e r . I t poss«- -c s a ll
G GO H H Brownson, L A Cribbins, L B
B e a u ty Is B lo o d D e e p .
court promptly aud justly ncted by O S Coleman
m o d e rn im p r o v e m e n t s ,a u d it s
sp ecia lties served in th ee 3 Clubrooms.
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5 20 Fetter; clerks, S S Endicott and M
Clean blood means a clean skin. N o
m e c h a n ic a l c o n s tr u c tio n
is
appointing TV. S. Chandler to that H A Todd
su ch t h a t in i t a r e c o m b in e d
it
beauty
w
ithout
it.
Cascarets,
Candy
Cathar
Lett
5 20 O Hooton.
s im p lic ity w ith g r e a t s tr e n g th ,
tic clean your blood and keen it clean, by
Best Billiard Tabic in Southern Oregon position. This will permit the com E Lewis
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11. Four-Mile Precinct—Judges, stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im
th u s in s u r i n g c a se o f r u n n in g ,
A Wimer
4 40
pany to proceed unmolested by any
d u r a b ility , a n d m a k i n g i t im
tt
4 GO IV H Logan, T J Wooden, C M purities from the bodv. Begin to-day to
J C Laird
p o s s ib le fo r th e m a c h in e to I k ?
board
of
directors,
nnd
will
facili
banish
pimples,
boils,
blotches,
blackheads,
co o s b a y
p u t o u t o f o r d e r I t s e w s f a rt
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5 80 Houghton; clerks, IV A Dickson and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
—
a n d m a k e s a p e rf e c t s titc h
tate the handling of the property D A Holing
tt
w ith nil k i n d s o f t h r e a d a n d
Cascarets,—beauty for ten cents. All drug
5 20 nnd Charles T Blmnenrother.
Coupon. Y
aud the inauguration of contem J Henry Schroeder
n
n
l lc la s s e s o f m a te r ia l. A lw . y»
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c.
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12.
Lake
Precinct—Judges,
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Sigli.i
leni
C. 0.0.
¡a
te a d y fo r u se n n d u n riv i.iU d
plated improvements.—Coos Bay
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fo
r s p e e d , d u r a b ility am i q u a l
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4 20 ions Larsen, Charles Westman.
Jack Franz
ity o f w o rk . N o t k r th « 1 -
News.
Payroll for asylum at Salem is
C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
tt
lo w in g p o in ts o f s u p e r io r ly »
Henry Allen
7 50 Peter Peterson; clerks, C D McFar- nearly as great as for supplies.
u
John Lamb
7 40 lin and B F Savage.
American Prisoners.
M anufacturer o f M arble M onum ents, H e a i-
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13. Missouri Precinct — Judges,! Emperor William thinks Eng
T bs Mead o f t h e Arlington” s w in g s on patent socket hinges, firmly held down by ■ thumb
A
A
Leach
G 00
sto n es. T ablets, etc.
______ . S
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tro n o g , t ______n
s u b s ta n tia
tia l, l, n n e e a a t t a n d h a n d s o m e in d e s ig n , a n d b e a u tifu lly o r n a m e n te d ill g o ld .
land's steamer seizing is going too »crew
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Leonard,
D
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Fellows,
J
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Manila,
Ian.
G.—The
re-captured
10
40
A
Bridges
Bed
p l a t e l ia s r o u u d e d c o rn e ra a n d i t in la id o r c o u n te r s u n k , m a k i n g it flu sh w ith t o p o f ta b le .
©emetery lo ts enclosed w ith stone coping
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e r t h e a rm •-
la T»i 4 in c h e s *-*-•
h ig h - a - n - d • « 0 1—
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lo n g . T b i t w ill a d m i t t h e
hest A
10 40 Hervey; clerks, I M Weekly aud j far.
o ro n rb in g . Iron railings furnished to o r American prisoners rescued at Vigan Carl Albrecht
i t Self
T h r ..........
e a d in m g —A
b so lu
la r g e s t skirts,
sk i
and even quilts. . It . ........
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_ te ly n o In l< >> I > p u t t h r e a d t h o n ^ h
n
Boer mint has coined 140,000 sov largest
der. Correspondence so licited from parties yesterday, will arrive in this city to F N Perkins
e x c e p t e y e o f n e e d le . S h u t t l e ¡ » c y lin d e r, o p e n o n e n d , e n ti r e l y s e lf -th r e a d in g , e a s y t o p u t in o r
1.3 60 Frank Bunch.
g e a m o u n t o oi f in
t h r re c a s u d . o £ t i i . t . s . . h . R e g --------.
u la to r is
iv in g in th e country or other tow ns who
u t ; b o b b in h o ld
la s a la r rg
- - " ii tlie b c d o f U ie tn n eh iu e .
14. Myrtle Point—Judges, II C ! ereigns nnd machinery is still in b t la a e k n e e o a «.nt;
“
11 20
J S Douglas
th t h e b o b b in w in d e r, a n d h a s a sc a le s h o w in g th e n u m b e r o f s titc h e s to t h e in c h , a n d c a n
may wish anything in my lin e of busin ess. night under escort.
b
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c
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a
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g
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d
fro
m
8
to
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titc
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to
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full
swing.
Dement,
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Matheny,
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Rose;
M a r s h f iv t u
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7 80
Lloyd Spires
n e v e r f a ils to t a k e g o o d s th r o u g h ; n e v e r s to p s a t se a m s ; m o v e m e n t is p o sitiv e ; n o s p r i n g s to
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Cargo of Opium.
Fran36 has given Santo Domingo b r e a k a n d g e t o u t o t o r d e r ; can be ra is e d a n d lo w e re d a t w ill. A u to m a tic B o b b in W in n e r I n .
J C Hervey
8 80 clerks, E A Adams anil L A Roberts.
g th e b o b b in a u to m a tic a lly m id p e rfe c tly s m o o th w ith o u t h o ld in g th e th re a d . M a c h in e d •< -»
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15. North Marshfield P recin ct- only three days to pay a claim of fillin
10 40
IV L Krantz
n o t r u n w h ile w in d in g b o b b in . L ig h t R u n n in g -M a c h in e i«; e a s y to r u n , d o e s not fa tig u e tin <>; r
a to r, m a k e s l ittle n o ise a n d sew s ra p id ly . S t it c h is n d o u b le look s titc h , th e s a m e o n !>• th s id e s ,
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San Francisco, Jan. 8 —The C D Elliott
6 00 Judges, J R Lightner, Thomas How 280,000 francs.
w ill n o t rav e l, a n d c a n b e c h a n g e d w ith o u t » to p p in g t h e m a c h in e . T e n s io n is a flat s p r i n g t e n
ti
steamer Algoa from tho Orient, to
n , a n d w ill a d m it th r e a d from 8 to loO »ape______
spool c o tto
- - n w ith
--- o u t - c h a n g ... in g .. . N e v e r g e ts o u t o f *
9 40 ard, John Bear; clerks, G A Ben
Chinese and French fought a bat sio
HOLBROOK, MERRILL day, brought 21,361 pounds of K H Hansen
side.
he p u t in w ron>' N eedle
T h e N eedl« is a s tr a lig
ig h t t, , s se e lf-s e ttin g n e e d le , flat o n o n e sid
e , a and<
n d c r*tinot
a n n o t be
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8 40 nett and W O Christensen.
c a n e-h
e -h at
a td
Isaac Chandler
B a r is ro u n d , m a d e o f can
d e u e d s te e l, w ith oil c u p a t th
t h e b o tto m to p r e v e n t o il I from
to r ; , t p t u ••
tle
in
which
tho
former
were
victo
k STETSON ............
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g
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opium.
The drug is valued at R J Dean
1G. South Marshfield Precinct — rious, killing 30 French.
4 00
lif e tim e
w ith a iw rew d r iv e r . A ll lost m o tio n c a n be
* • t ta a k e n u p . a n d th e m a c h in e w ill In t
tt
$341,776,
and
the
duty
is
$128.1GG.
Also B U D G E k BEACH
A t t a c h m e n ts E a c h m a c h in e is fu rn is h e d w ith n e c o s -a iy b o l s a n d act* - - T i e s , an »"; > lio n w e
7 GO Judges, E A Anderson, Is Lando, R
J S Hayes
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President
Steyn
has
issued
a
de
tt
t w l ib s u p
ru ffle r a n d g a th e r e r , o tre b in d e r , o n e s h ir r in p p la te , o n e s e t o f i m r hem m * rs. dib.
J F Haga
7 20 Woltors; clerks, F M Frceburg and
S T O V E S - ----------
♦ b re ed
McRae’s hill in the house seeks to Thomas Devereux
cree
for
compulsory
military
service
!o H o f a n in c h , o n e t u c k e r , o n e u n d e r b r a id e r, o n e a b o rt oi a t t a c h ” '■"t fo o t,
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George
Ross.
4 80
. tin g s
c u tte r. W o o d w o r k o f f in e s t q u a lity o a k o r w a ln u t, v t ' 1’’ 1
: a r u l d i a w u .- , n k
give the Filipinos a free, independ C A Stine
17. Newport Precinct— Charles by every white man in the republic. to d r a w e rs , d r e s s g u a r d s to w h e e l, a n d d e v ic e fo r re p la c in g be lt.
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4 0O
ent and stable government, republi
DIRECTLY
OF
MANUFACTURERS
ANI'
Sneddon, Pat Henm -sey, T R Spen
Napoleon once said that the Brit
Before the District Attorney —
AND DEALE!,
DON’T PAY W M FS&S& BUY
can in form, and that, the United W H Hull
witness fees $3 80 cer; clerks, E B Holmes and A J ish army was an “army of lions led
O U H G R E A T O F F E R . « 2 .1 .0 0 1«
S p « l« l w h o l* « ,le Price, !■•>■.
and any other
States guarantees to said inhabi C R Gabler
o rd e r to in tn x lu c e t h is h ig h -g r a d e s e w in g m a c h in e , w e m a k e a spe< u.i cuu
L
Co. f i n
‘I
by jackasses!” Looks that way, in
2 GO Davis.
e t u first < .» m
p o n offer, g i v in g e v e ry r e a d e r o f th is p a p e r a c h a n c e t
tants protection agaiust all foreign
X Rs. aoao
a
c h in e a t t h e lo w e s t p r ic e e v e r o ffe re d . <)n r- < ( i p t o f $ 1 8 .5 0 c a s h a ” d .i.p o r
18. Norway Precinct — Judges, now, in South Africa.
Building Material, invasion.
Frank Nosier
4 20
d am i
w ill strip t h e a b o v e -d e s c rib e d m a c h in e a n y w h e r r «
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3 80 IV T Miller, Richard Houghton, J P i
Calvin Cavett
c ra te d , and g u a ia n t e e h a f e delivery. A te n yeai ’ w ritt
•
t
i-
\T A N T E D —SE V E R A L BKIGHT AND ea ch machine. Money refunded i f not ns r e p r e s e n te d nft* r t h lr iv d a y s ’ t -.-t w »on
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Or any and everything
A citizen’s committee was formed Dave Campbell
7 60 Barkdoll; clerks, Alex Stauff and A 1 YY
H onest persons to reprmvmt c s hh trial. W e wit ship C. O. D. for $19.80 with p riv ile g e of t w e n ty days t '-.n
■J
o f J9.0DM a guarani e n f good faith
carried in a
at Victoria, B. C., to ascertain the Edwin Ellingson
5 20 H Schroeder.
Managers in th is and close by countiea. j receipt
days' tr ia l b e fo re p a y in g , s e n d f o r o u r large illtta l rated c a ta l o g u e w ith te.-»ti*
19. North Coos River—Judges, Holary 1900 a year and expenaea. .Straight «onlal», explaining fully how we ship se.vu L. ma bin- anywh r -b> >
identity of all the Boer sympathiz Felix Hull
3 80
First-class Hardware Store.
bona-fide, no more, no leaa ualary. I*oai \ o n e a t t h e lo w e s t m a n u f a c tu r e r s p r i e r » w ith o u t a s k in g o n e c e n t k .
u <
Thomas
Blain,
Charles
Rodin,
J
H
ers identified with the Transvaal J V Foster
3 80
tion perm anent. i)u r referen ces any bank The best p la n b to send a ll cash with order, as you then save > {■ Odi.e
with
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h e c o u p o n m u st b e s e n ‘ t w
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assistance movement, and institute Maude Flanders
2 20 Price; clerks, John Porter and C K in anv tow n. It ia m ainly office work con count. ~ Remen-, : e —
ducted nt home. U eference. Rncloae self
prosecutions for treason, and also E M Peterson
8 60 Edwards.
addresaed atarnped envelope. T ub D o M ii * -^ 0 r m
ake your ordi r tfcroMiili Hie lli rald, ivillioBt extra rosl.-^-
20. Parkersburg Precinct—J u d -' row C o M piwt , I ept. », Cbica jo.
3 80
O A Kelly
/Successors to J. J. Lamb. | arranging a boycott.
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