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Populist Convention and Nominations. ¡Johnson, secretary; J. P. Good S e c o n d -H a n d ------ 1 roan, T. J. Ntill'veil, Tlios. Buck- -■ • — — ■ ~ r~ 7 =----------- A large, enthusiastic aud good- oiao, A. Daliuff. T U E SD A Y , A P R IL 3, 1900. nntured assembly o f delegatee to JU 8TICE8 AND CONSTABLES. tbe county Populist convention Dist. No. 3 —J. II. Cecil, justice Church Directory. met in tbe little ebureb last Wed- BOUGHT, o f the pesce; M. H. llrrsey, con ------ nesday morning at 10 o ’clock. stable. Dist. No. 4 —G. G. 8wnn, SOLD M. K. church, couth re«miar wrvi»» Quite’ promptly Chairman G. G. justice of tbe peace; L. 8. Miuard, each 8u sd n y un>ruiuK cud aveainii. hy «ho ........., pnetor, a. L. Fircn. : Swau o f tbe conuty committee I constable. .A.3MD Dist. No. 5— 8. E. j U ev. K obt. Knui«. Precbytericn, will eon-1 called tbe meeting to order, and ! Johnson, justice o f the peace; e x c h a n g e d . daot services m this city »he w and all K. H. Hansen, o f Missouri pre- 8nnd«vs of each luouth ri the little oburch, I . , , _ , ¡Frank Sowash, constable. Dist.; Opposite Railroad Depot. until further notice. All are oorUidlv in- cinct, was chosen temporary secre- No. 7—W. T. Right, justice of the: vited. tary. On rnotiou, a committee o f ' W ill pay higlieRt cash price for O ld Iron, peace; A. M. Buutou, constable. ftrada, Copper aud Rubber. lU v . T . J . Owen, n»ptiet. will ail ap three - W. D . Marshall, J. 8 . Mc- cuy Q t r n u . FURNITURE, pointm ents as follows, until further nonce: \i the Ohriitinn ehnreh. Coquillu Coouiii., C t h ity, tv . At the Christian church, lat and Sd Sundays o f eaoh m outh: Sumner on the lid Sunday o f each month; Bear Creek on 4th Smidays. , u „ ROAD SUPERVISORS. NERVITA COQUILLES a cto n . V I T A L I T Y L O S T VIGOR AND M ANHOOD Cures Impotency, Night Emissions end wasting diseases, all effects of self- ubuse, or excess and Indis cretion. A nerve tonic am* blood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire o f youth. By mail BOc per box; O boxes for with ft written guaran T O I-a U S T C U E E E K , ____________________ P r o p r i e t o r . New Management; New Furnishings Throughout; Commodious Sample-Rooms Attached. tee to euro or refund the money. NERVITA M EDICAL C O . Clinton A Jackson S ts- ($J TaHe servi 'o the equal of any iu southern Oregon. All white help : : Large and comfortable Office and Heading Room CKICACO, ILL. Now Bar attached; Ewen aud Hon. Ibomas Buckman B E R T T U T T L E , Proprietor. F or sale by C oqu ille PlinriuaoT I — was appointed as a committee on j Road Dist. No. 4 —Jobu Bear. “ “ 5 —T. A. King. credentials, and a .recess recess taken till “ “ 7 —E. J. Coffelt. the committee should report. “ “ • 12— E. N. Harry. On reassembling, the committee LOCAL ITEMS. “ “ 16—Al ["’landers. on credentials reported as follows: “ •« 17— W. T. Brady. New Lake—James Cope and F. M rs. Wilkins is baking and sell “ “ 1 9 - 8 . N. B. Hunt. ing Bread, Cukes, Pies, etc., to be A. Freund (Cope holding proxy of “ “ 20— J. A. Doak. Freund.) bad at Rich’s. “ “ 21— W. H. Hull. Parkersburg— N. E. Barklow, W. R. Darby runs the “ lighting “ “ 24— L. Davis. J. A. Doak, W. 8. Mack, J. L . Ran- express” among the hauling fra dlernan. ternity, and will serve the public ("N ote — N ot all of the precincts North Marshfield—J. N. Nelson promptly aud carefully in all busi G. W. Canning (Thos. Bnckman, took action or reported nomiua. ness entrusted to him. * proxy), J. • V« C. A Robinson ( J. D. 8un- tion for justices, constables and I (R C A y /i O fcti road supervisors.] Messrs. Anderson and Hoffman derland, proxy) --- — — --------- The completest line of launched their schooner, Zeuith, at ~ South Marshfield — J. D. Sunder ltreata with - too ---------- w hether you continue the,* Bandon on tbe 24th inst. She is land, Frank Ross, J. Nelson (Sun nerve-killing tob*cco h abit. N O -TO -ll * B uys and S ells your R eal E s t a t e aud anythiug else yon wish to rem ove« tho deetre f» r tob acco, wf ‘rs dispose of. 68 feet oyer all, 48 feet keel, 16J derland, proxy), Thomas Buck- out nervous dintroas. expel« - tine, purifies the blood, d lost m anhood, feet beam, and 0 feet depth of hold. man, G. W. Tribby (Buckmao, ■tore« M akes L oans and I nvestm ents for you. makes too stre in health, nerve, ^ cas'tacurLnE^íiu/ R ents or L eases your farm or city property. proxy). Yet presented to the people of and pc Q TO- B A G from F ob S ale —I n Bandon, one o f Writ# us if you want to A gent iu this county and nt the county sea South Ceos River— Herbert book. tins valley. tbe choicest locations, a pleasant will, patiently, perahtently. One Rogers, E J. Coffelt, Floyd Coffelt, - int*. Cl. usually euros; e boxes, fz M », borne, new, unique iu style, and nara oteed to cu re, o r we r* fund m oner. ¡Capt. J. Ernst (Ernst, proxy for g Reas*/ C o ., Chisago, fioati-saJ, flaw Fcrs. with a splended view o f tbe town Shirt Waists, E. J. and Floyd Coffelt aud Her and ocean. Sheltered from tbe bert Rogers). Shirts, Collars, James Robertson, tvbo was heav north tviuds. For particulars, ap Riverton— O. A. Kelly, W. H. ily interested iu the patent timber lies, Braids, etc., ply at tbe H e rald . [tf Hull, W. H. Waddington and A. rafts that have several firneB been ------F O R T H E L A D IE S ------ The elevnted sidewalk on Hall Daliuff. towed from Puget sound to San Empire City—J. S. Hayes, J. W. Francisco, intends early next sum street, between First and Second and T h is paper (tbe Coquille City H erald ) h a s made arrangements with streets, adjoining the Coquille Smith (H ayes proxy for Smith). mer to send a big raft to Jnpau. th e Cir. Mgr. of t h e “ Vermont Farm Journal,” w h ic h enables us to make Dora— G. G. Swan mid L. S. He is now in Chius, where he went Furniture Co’s store, has been re th e most remarkable clubbing offer evor before heard of iu this section. built by Mr. Jacobson and now Minard. several months ago, and writes that Here it is : The COQUILLE CITY HERALD 1 Year, Enchanted Prairie—R. A. Ciib- there will baa fairly good market in guarantees safety, for it lias been bins. substantially nod carefully done. ( V ermont F arm J ournal 1 yr. several Oriental ports for ship COM PLETE Missouri— K. H. Hansen, W. T. ments of timber that can be sent | San Francisco Weekly Post 1 yr. Tex Robison wns a pleasant Shuck and W . 8. Hall. j American Poultry Advocate 1 yr. clifeaply ncross the Pacific. FOR GENTLEM EN. oaller last Thursday. He is in Coos River— John A. Dnbell, ] The Gentlewoman 1 yr. formed on the merits of the several G. W. Stemmermann end J. H. | National Illustrated Magazine 1 vr. The sum of $2,637,000 has been candidates put in nomination by Price (Price proxy for Dubell bd J IVI. O. H A W K I N S ( Happy Hours, Family Magazine 1 yr. expended in New Jersey making the conventions Wednesday, and Stemmermann). Corner opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall 440 miles of good roads. Massa knows "which is which” so far as Coquille City— J. W. Sugg, chusetts has spent $2,637,300 on representing principles are con Jacob Fonts, W. C. Benbnm, M. H. 250 miles, which are ae good as any cerned. Hersey, R. D. Sanford, Cbss A. highways in Europe. The new river steamer being put Harrington, J. 8. McEwen, Joel up by Arthur Elliugson, at R oy’s "Patterson, J. P. Goodman, Cbarles S t a t e o f O h io , C it y of T o l k d o , I Laons County, f for T. A. White, John Moomaw Collier aud W. Draue. T h is £rf*nt com b in ation meets th e wants o f the entire household. Tho H kbald circa ?>) PROPRIETORS. '¿J J. Cheney makes oath that he is «11 the local and county news; i t is your home paper and no m em ber o f the household Myrtle Point— W. Volkmar, D, the Frank and Alex Snyder, will soou be senior partner o f the firm o f F. J . Cms- can do without it. The Verm ont Farm Journal and American Poultry Advocate should lauuobed. The boat is going up Giles, Jns. H. MatlieDy, Z- T. John vky A C o., doing business in the City o f T o - be in the hands o f every up-to-date farmer or poultry rai«er. The Gentlew om an i< the edo, County and State aforesaid, and that best paper we know o f for the ladies, being very sim ilar in size, m ake-up and quality to uuder the personal supervision of son, David McNair, John C. E p said firm will pay tho sum o f O N E H U N tho L auies’ H om e Journal. T h e National Jilnstrated M agazin e, dabliahed at W ash in g these experienced and intelligent person, Frank Sowash (Giles, D R E D D O L L A R S for each and every caso ton, is the only publication that publishes the civil service nows. Happy Honrs is a o f Catnrrh that cannot he cared by the use p ro iy ), S. E. Johnson. large 28-page m agazin e, designed to umnse, eutertain and instruct the whole fa m ily . boatmen, and must prove to be np of H A L L ’ S C ATA R R H CURE. The San Francisco W eekly Post pivos the news o f tho world in good, clean , readable Rowland— C. M. Neil, Win. Phil to the times and just what is F R A N K J. C H E N E Y . form , tho m arket reports and lots o f other interesting matter. If you wish we will snb - Sworn to before me nnd subscribed in my lips, Win. McCutcbeou. Prescriptioua and Family Recipes wanted. stitnte the Chicago Weekly Inter Jcean, Kansas City W eekly Star. New York W eek ly Carefully Compon mied Tribune, Denver W eek ly Tim es, Toledo W eekly B lade, Tw ioo-a-w e *k Louisville Courier- Bandon— Amos Corson, Fred presence, this Gth day o f December, A . D . Journal, or Montreal W eekly G azette in place o f San Francisoo W eek ly Post. N o other Sunset Encampment, No. 43, I. Hoffman, T. J. Stillwell, W. D. i — 1 A. W . GLEASO N , chances allowed. Call on or address, w ith cash, TH E HERALD. O. O. F., was instituted at Marsh Marshall, L. R. Edmunds, N. j s b a l j- N otary Public. Coquille City, Oregon. field last Tuesday evening, the D. Tliiusb, W. C. Wrensliall (M arsh D E A LE R S IN H all’ f Catarrh C ure is taken internally G. P., J. 8. Ijawience, of this city, all proxy for Wrenshall). and acts directly on the blood and macona being the chief officiating officer, surfaces o f the system . Send for testimo G to 1 2 UpoD announcement, on motion, nials, free. Assisted by seyeial others from Page F . J . C H E N E Y & C O ., T o ledo, O J. S. McEwen was elected perma Coquille Encampment. The offi nent chair man of the convention,K. f j ? “ Ho!d bv D ruggists. 7ho. H ull's Family F ills are tho heat. cers elect and installed were; J. II. Hansen, secretary, and A. Da- $2.10 Evening Telegram and Herald, both 6 mos., only — ------------- - ------------------------ F. Hall, C. P.; F. W. Friedberg, huff, assistant secretary. " “ “ both 7 year, only - 4.15 8. W .; H. Sengstacken, scribe; Treasurer’s Notice. It. D. Sanford presented a series Thos. Coke, treasurer; C. A. John of three resolutions, ¡first, that no All the Congressional and State Legislative News 'V r o T I C E is hereby given that all County son, J. W. fusion be entered into by tbe Popu l l W arrants endorsed prior to Juno 1, come full and complete daily, and your Best 1894, will bo paid on presentation at my lists of Coos county with any party, Pneumonia is one of the most office in Coqaille C ity. Coos com ity, Oregon. Weehly Local Paper for only the price of one. dangerous and fatal diseases. It which was carried on ballot, 37 for No interest w ill be allow ed after Febru M Ä C Y «£ M O O R E . always results from ft cold. Cham resolution and 26 against. Second ary 24, 1900. 1900. berlain’s Cough Remedy will resolution provided that the con This 20th day o f February, W . W. H AYES, The Great Presidential Campaign of County Treasurer. quickly cure it cold and perhaps vention nominate no one for office T h e W o n d e r fu l 1900. who had held the same office for prevent an attack of pneumonia. It is in fact made especially for two terms. Carried— for, 32 votes; The policies of tho great political that ailment and has become famous against, 31 votes. The third resoln-1 parties are now being formed and for its cures over a large part of tioii was somewhat ambiguous and » and Vapor the candidates discussed. Every o t s p r in g s o r m in e r a l s p r in g s a t h o m e . the civilized world. It counteracts was therefore laid on the table. an immense slock o f the Turkish, R ussian. H ot-A ir. Steam , V apor, Medicated, citizen must study the great ques- A committee of five on order of any tendency of a cold toward Perfum ed. M ineral. Salt, Quinine, H op, or I tious that nro to come before the ALMOST A DAILY-AT THE PRICE FAM OUS pneumonia. Can you afford to business—D. Giles, O. G. Swan, Sulphur Baths, at a cost o f about people. This can only l»o done T H R E E C EN TS PER BATH . OF A WEEKLY. neglect your cold when so reliable Joel I’ attersou, W. H. WaddiDgtou, through the medium of a great a remedy can be had for a trifle? and Thos. Buckraan— was then ap FOR LADIES, CENTLEMEN OR CHILDREN newspaper. Now is the time, there The most widely circulated “ week pointed aud a short recess takeD. For sale by R. S. Knowlton. Dispels Colds, Fevers, Skin Diseases and Cutan fore, for every voter to subscribe ly” newspaper in America is the which we will sell at the AT 2:30 r. M. for the best and most reliable news Thrice-a-Week edition of The New eous Eruptions. Prevents disease; cures John ClintoD, the veteran logger, old price, regardless of The committee reported a list of paper obtainable. The Semi-Weekly York World, aud with the presiden often when drugs have failed. Should be was down from Norway last Friday the general marking up officers to be voted for at June elec Republic, of St. Louis, covers the tial campaign now at hand vou can in every Home, Doctor’s Office, Beauty or and dropped into our sanctum of prices by other houses. tion in the ordei hereinafter acted whole field of political news. While not do without it. Here are some Massage Parlor, Sanitarium, Asylum, Hos- nmong other friendly calls ¡Deluded it is Democratic, it publishes the of the reasous why it is easily the m ... i pital, Barbershop, or Hotel. in his trip to Coquille. Mr. 0 . upon: Joint Senator, 7th district--(rec- news in regard to nil political par- leader in a dollar a year journalism: tells us that more work wns done ommeuded subject to endorsement i ties without prejudice. Its telo- It is issued every other 'day, and iu his camp during January, Feb of Curry conuty), Hon. Tboraas On exhibition aud sale nt C O Q U IL L E PH A RM A CY, or at my res j graphic nnd cable news service is is to all purposes a daily. with you on our lines of ruary and March than was done NORA A. McEWEN, Agent. superior to that of any other paper, General M erch an dise- idence near old school building, Every week each subscriber re during September, Octuber and Buckmau received 35 votes, and A. Daliuff, 22 votes. and its special features are the best ceives 18 pages and often during the Hardware, November. He floated out much Representative, 5th district, C o o b Attention is also called to the Re “ Busy” seusou 24 pages each week. Graniteware, Sue timber during the freshets, public’s Sunday Magazine. Its half Gioceries, The price is only $1 per year. but his losses were heavy by so c o u n t y -R . D. Sanford, by accla mation. tone illustrations are alone worth the Notions, It is virtually a daily at the price mauy logs going over the bar. He Joint Representative, 7th district, subscription price. It is made up of a weekly. Candies, is prepared to fluat more, and was of special articles by the btst lite E tc. Its nevs covers every known part expectiug to do so last Friday or Coos and Curry— left to Curry county. rary talent, embracing n variety of of the world. No weekly newspaper nt T H E F A IR STORE. Saturday, but tbo rain ceased on Sheriff—W. H. Hull, K. H Han subjects of current interest. News could stand alone nnd furnish such Thursday, just a little too soon. C. M. STEELS, Proprietor. sen, Taylor Weekly nnd H. W. features o f absorbing interest are service. Comrnde J. B. Davis, of Hum Dunham were placed in nominn- illustrated and enlarged upon. For The Thrict-a-Week World lias at boldt county, Cal., who is at pros- tiou. On second ballot, Capt. H. the benefit of the ladies the latest its disposnl all of the resources of T h e L o n e S t a r ^ . ^ eut here putting up the creamery W. Dunham was declared the fnshions are handsomely illustrated. the greatest newspaper iu existence for his b c d , Geo. 8. Davis, on the nominee. C. O. G I L K E Y , P R O P R I E T O R , The Republic Sunday Magazine is — the wouiler of modern journalism County Clerk—K. H. Hansen C o q a ille C ity , O r.— O p p osite D epot. | Dement place at Norway, was in always interesting to every member — “ America’s Greatest Newspaper," town last Friday, The building and Geo. Ross weie placed in nom of the family. as it has been justly termed— The Keeps on ly Pure W in es and Liquors and ; is nearing completion, and the ination. Geo, Ross was Dominated The subscription price of the New York World. Fine Cigars. creamery will stnrt np for the sea- by vote of 36 to 17. T h e Am ericas Club W hisky is one o f tbe Semi-Weekly Republic is $1 per Its political news is absolutely specialties served in thesa Clubrooms. County Treasurer— Z. T. Jolra- eon at an early day. Comrade year; the Republic Sunday Maga I impartial. This fact will be of aod D. Giles D a v i s nerved part if his enlistment zine, $1.25 per year. Both papers : especial value in the Presidential « !'n .Utmíiote'd’ oñnt 'i)a m e i o d e s j B e s t H illia r d T it lt le ill S o u l h e r n O r e g o n in the 1st Wisconsin, part in tbe 1 am a farfnoTioca'tcd nwr Stony Brook, one o f the most malarious are now being offered at the very I campaign eomiug on. 21st, and closed iu the 3d veteran wns declared the nominee, having! — low price of $1.50 for one year. To i The best of current fiction ie districts in f is State", and was bothered with malaria for years, T o tiie U n i o r f a n a t e regiment. Part of our service wasj received 38 votes, so l con!. 1 r. n wor!<, an.i was always very constipated as we 1 For secure this low rate both must be I found in its columns. Assessor— (second ballot, Clins. in close proximity to some o f the ordered aud paid for at the same These are only some of the rea vMrs 1 had malaria so bad in the spring, when engaged in plowing, Badger State boys, and we know Watson nod W. S. Volkmar with time. Address all orders to sons; there are others. Read it that I could do nothing but shake I must have tsken they were all right soldiers. Would drawing their names), M. J. Krantz THE REPUBLIC, of quinine pills besides dozens of other remedies but never _obta ined aud see them all. be pleased if Comrade Davis would wns declared the nominee. T h is old reliable and St. Louis, Mo. m v n erm r-n t benefit. Last fall, in peach time, I had a most serious We offer this uneqnaled news m ost successfal spec County School Superintendent— locate in Coos. paper and the Coquille City H kbalo iality in 8nin Frar ois- r ' k o f Chills and then commenced to take Ripans T ^bI u lhave never Tbe chair was instructed to cast a oo. still continues io bund's advice, and the first box made me all right and I have never F A R M together one year for $1.90. The citizens of Bandon gave n ballot for K. H. Hausen. cure nil S o x u p ! and been without them since. I take one Tabule each " o m i M andhmght The regular subscription price o f J O U R N A L cordial welcome to Richard I. Sem in al D iseases, County Surveyor aud Coroner— and sometimes when I feci more than usually exhausted 1 take three in snch ns Gonorrhea, the t vo papers is $2.50. Helm, lately returned from the Left for county committee to fill, j G l e e t, 8 t r i c t u re. a d a y They have kept mv stomach sweet, mv bowels Aguiar and I Fhilippines, nt Mnuck's Hall, on S y p h ilis, in all its ConDty Commissioner—On 2d ba.e not h.id the least touch o f malaria nor splitting headache since I att firm From now to Ikr. lMl m i M form s. Skin D iseases. the night of tlie 21th inst , nt which ballot, J. H. Matheny, I. T. Weekly, Searly o trars. N e r v o u s D eb ility .) commenced using them. I know also that I sleep better and wake up l / f f Li i a pleasing program of war songs, Thos. Johnson and J. P. Goodman ! Bv special arrangement made with Vo Other Paper more refreshed than Formerly- I don’t know how ^ an y compla.nts Im poten cy, Sem inal W eakness and Loss o f welcoming addresses, recitations were balloted for, Mr. Matheny the publishers of the FARM JOUR M anhood, the consequence o f self-abuse and a general social lime was in receiving the nomination and so and excesses producing the following synip- I Ri <ans T ib ,’es will help, but I do know they will cure any one in the NAL we are enabled to offer that Gives the dubbing offers that yon condition i w .3 and I would not be without them at any price I S can get with the H ebai - d . N ow it is tom s: Sallow countenance, dark spots un- j dulged in. Mr. Helm was a pri declared. d e r the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in honestly consider them the cheapest-priced medicine in the world, as paper to every subscriber who pays tbe vate in troop II, 4th U. S. cavalry, for the HERALD one year ahead, On motion, each nomination wns the ears, loss o f confidence, diffidence in they are also the most beneficial and the most oon v«"1^ is a bright, intelligent nnd exem made unanimous by acclamation. approaching strangers, palpitation o f the OREGONIAN I . n twenty seven years of age and have worked hard all my life, the for only $1.50 -both papers for the heart, weakness o f the lim bs and back, loss plary yonng man, and gives very price of ours only. Our paper one which we will give for 1 year as a delegates to s t a t e ^ convention of m em ory, pim ples on the fa ce, coughs s.,me a«- most farmets, both early and late and in all kinds of weather, interesting information regarding consum ption, etc. and ■ have never enioved such good health as I have since lastJail; in year and the FARM JOURNAL from premium to H erald subscribers. those people. Mr. H. is a sou-in- To be held in Portland April 12, P K . G IB B O S has practised in San Fran Pay up arrears and send in $2 for mv no labors have all remarked my improved condition and have now to Decerul>er 1903, nenrlv 5 f. law of our Rev. C. M. Bryan, the 1900: A. Daliuff. J. H. Matheny, rise«» over 97 years an I those troubled should years. The FARM JOURNAL is 1 year in advance to the Coqwlla not fail to con sult him and receive the b en - | i, “ Sac. John, what are you doing to look so healthy ? ^ Thos Buckmno, R D. Sanford, W. SJ pew M. E. minister at this station, eflt o f his great skill and experience. The an old established {»per, enjoying City H erald and we w ill sewl you \STFD A w o f bad I’ca lfh that R I P A N S w ill n ot benefit They baolah pnln and prolong Uff. and moved with his wife and chil D. Marshall, J. 0. Wilson, S. E. doctor cur*'« when others f a il. T ry him N». grent popularity, one of the best j the Weekly Oregoniein fo r l y vr Note the w or.l K I l ’ A N’8 o n ti e package aad a ccep t n o substitute. V. CFH K8 G U A R A N T E E D . Persons cured ___________ sou-. . . . . . . _________ for - _____„ — t may any" »> drug «cent*, • hs<l stora" Ten «am pies a n d o n a thou- m .. - * < ' tnMvVparkf'ts dren laat Thursday to Tyrrell’s Johnson. h W will in 1« u.al »*—» oU to a ny «J a re»« * fo r * 5 cants, forw arJaJ to tba Rlpána bain leal Co., ~ »•in i tfsnwu umU «rill at homo. Charges reasonable Call or and most useful farm papers pub- I ns n premium, fully paid up. COUNTY C EN TR AL C O M M ITTEE . W a»rue* 8t.. New York. creamery, uear Arngo, where ho write. D R . J . F. G IB B O N . g 'f * » v « » » » . m n M M M ss ished. U^CDo not delay. «25 Kearney street. San Francisco Cal O. G. Swan, chairman; 8. E . , (mi) secured a situation. T H E fl ♦ L O O K ! NOW Herald Land Co. (HERALD BUILDING) OPENING ! Coquille City, Oregon. ¡¡priai G reat Clubbing O ffe r: Furnishing Goods All for Only $2.30; Re& o . ice is m mac T ì M oore . ® Pharmacy c{ Daily EffiiinTelem 0,^ S i 0 40 cts Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Notions, Toilet Articles, Fine Soaps, Perfumeries, etc. School Supplies, Stationery and Wall Paper. We are ii) receipt oF Quaker New York World Emm m (Thrice-a-Week Edition) H A. L. Bryan Shoe W eil more t M M e ir o lts i ALL SPRING steel frame , cheapest and most convenient for use Dr Gibbon GREAT s