Coquille City herald., April 10, 1900, Image 3

g r i l l t (Ê ttrj g g tra k l
Miss Lilly Wagner spout Sunday
in Coquille City.
■Mnruhlltld
B u n .)
Death ol Mrs- James A- Clinton.
Death ot Mrs. Elizabeth Hermann.
BESTFORTHE
BOWELS
E. O. Flanagan received a car-1
Mrs. Elizabeth Hermann, mother
Comrade Quick is getting hotter load of fine entile from (he Co- j Died, at Norway, Tuesday, April
i of Him. Ringer Hermann, com
quille last week.
3.1900, Mrs. Pearlina Clinton, aged
T U E SD A Y , A P R IL IO, 1900. of a late sudden sick spell.
juiiisiouer of the geueral laud
L. M. Noble, while in Portland 70 years. Shs was born in the
,S. J. Tuttle expects soon to be out last week, purchased a 10-ton lo- j state of Keutucky in 1821, and
office, died at the old Hermann
R E G U L A R T R A IN S
again from a spell of illness.
If you haven t a regular, healthy movement o f the ' homestead on tbs South Fork of
comolive for hie loggiug railroad with her parents moved to CrHw- bowels
»cl« every day. you're’
you're alck. , w
or r will
< |> yOUr
win be.
un. K
aow
mfONDAYB, WEDNKHDAYH and FUI-
wela open, aod be w e l l . _____
Force, __ in
the shape o f the Coquille river, six m ills from
n tl
ford couuty, Missouri, and in 1844
lient physio or .—
pill ,--------
poison. - —
Is dai
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—tnaei__ s. The
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Lawns and Organdies arrived o a Coos river.
¡YA dtiyi* wiH ron »• iolluws:
was married to James A. Clinton, sm oothest. easiest, m oat p e r fe c t w ay o r keep in g the Myrtle Point, at 4:30 o’clock a. ui
>Ve
understand
that
legal
pro­
bowels
olear
aud
clean
is
to
take
L«:iva
I
I Arrive
at
the
Berlin
Store.
i April 2d, 1900, aged 79 years, l
aud
in
1873
moved
with
her
lins-
ceedings are in progress to obtain
7 15 a . tu. I
Marihflntd
I 10:16 u. m.
I month nnd one day.
7.45 '* I Heaver Hill Jonel’ n | Leave 0:45
CANDY
Rev. R. Ennis, Presbyterian, filled possession of the Porter mill for tmud and family to Cooa county,
Are you frequently hotrae?
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W
AIH AKTIC
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Deceased was born in Tredegar,
CATHARTIC
bis appointment at this placo last its owners from the Beaver C oal! where she has since resided. She
Do you have that annoying
j
Moumotbshire,
South
Wales,
Eng­
was
tbe
mothei
of
8
children,
who
V! m. I
M y t il o P o in t
I
"
0 :0 0 Sunday.
company.
tickling in your throat? Would
land, March 1st, 1821, and came to you feel relieved if you could
with the hushuud are left to mourn
Dr. C. W. Tower leaves on the
Comrade Drane is better, with a
the
United
States
in
1837
with
her
their
loss.
The
funeral
set
vice*
L O C A L IT E M S .
T R A D Ì MAUN R M IR T IR S D
raise something? Does your
promise of early recovery. He was next Del Norte for Portland and j were conducted Wednesday by
i father, David Hopkins, who built
cough annoy you at night, and
whence he goes to San Francisco;
very ill.
the first non furnace in the United
Rev. Thus. Barklow and the re­
Next Sunday will be Easter.
do you raise more mucus in
and Los Angeles to spend a short;
| States uear Curuhei land.
Md.
mains laid to rest in the Norway
Comrade C. D Elliott keeps about i vacation.
the morning?
Additiouul local« on 2d pugs
Pleasant, Palatable, Potent. Taste Good. Do Good,
cemetery.— Myrtle Point Enter­ Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c. 2JC. 50o W rite Was married to Dr. Henry Iler-
the same, with hardly a chance to
Then you should always keep
for froe sample, and booklet on bealth. Addresa
Miss Ella Smith leaves tomoirow i prise.
Several cases of measles aro re­ get well.
j Burling K cbm 4 / r«n p ta y , Chicago, hoatraal, Msw Tsrk. SBCa munu iu 1340 und came to Coos
on hand a bottle of
fir
Camas
Valley,
where
she
will
couuty
with
a
oniony
from
Balti-
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ported in town.
Our second-hand dealer, Bert join a party, among whom her
moie in May, 1859, where she re­
Mrs. Aaron Wilson is visiting at Tutlle, buys old irou, copper, brass, father is a member, and proceed to
County Court in Probalo Term-
sided on the old homestead until
tbe bay, to return Friday.
rubber, etc., foi which he will pay Cape Nome.
I Myrtle Point Enterprise.]
her death. She was the mother of
On petition of L. B. Fetter, ad­
The H ibald is prepared to do job tbe highest cash price.
T. A. North is putting up a
W. Huut has opened a skating nine children, those surviving her
ministrator
of
the
estatfe
of
John
printing in the best style.
Mrs. R. E. Buck, who lias been creamery on the lower Coquille.
link in Johnson's hall and has a being Ringer and T. M. Hermann,
L. Fetter, deceased, for hearing
of Washington, D .C , C M. F. P.
Large stock of celebrated A. L. visiting in Bnndon several days, re­ Mr. North thoroughly understands and settlement of final account; so good crowd every night.
W. H. Erdice received by Wed­ and E. W. Hermann aud Mrs. E.
Bryan Shoes just received at Haw­ turned this morning, her sister, Mrs. Ins business and enjoys the distin­ ordered and administrator dis­
Judge Dyer, comiug with her.
guished reputation of introducing
nesday’s train a new 8-borse power Bender, of Myrtle Point, nnd Mrs.
kins’.
charged.
the creamery enterprise in Coos
engine and boiler for the Sugnr- J. W. Raker, of Pbcenix, Arisons.
N.
W.
Leueve
has
neatly
papered
On
estate
o
f
Amelin.
R.
Collier,
Rev. Father Schell, o f Marsh­
Lonf creamery.
county.
The lemains were interred on
deceased, report o f executors ap­
field, was a visitor in Coquille last the littlo church, among the other
Miss Rate Braden commenced the old homesteud place April 4th,
J. A. Yonkatn is purchasing proved.
improvements made, and now the
week.
the summer term of school in the at 2 o’clock p. m. the funeral ser­
benches will bo finished up and put calves in this section for California
Isaac Barklow was appointed
dairymeu, paying $8 per head. administrator of estate o f Joseph Hermann district on the South vices being conducted be the Ilev.
L a d i e s —Mrs. F. A. White will in better style.
Fork Mondny.
Thos. Barklow, a large concourse
Mr. Y. says the Califoi niaus recog­
weave switches for yon, if you
L. Lawhorn came near losing a nize the superiority of our milch Steel, deceased, and T: C. Norris,
The Oregonian reports a party of pioneers aod friends fiom vari­
desire.
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If you have a weak
R.
C
Dement
nnd
Albert
Barklow
team while grading the road at the
of timber men from Minnesota at ous parts of the county being in
throat you cannot be too
Rev. C. M. Bryan, M. E. pastor, west end of the bridge at the Spur­ slock and are making an effoit to were npponted appraisers.
careful. You cannot begin
J. A. Collier, one of the execu­ Portlaud who will buy timber iü attendance to pay the last tribute
expects to conduct services at the geon addition yesterday'. They got improve their herds.
treatment too early. Each
The Coos Bay crenmeiy yester­ tors of the estate o f Amelia R. Coos, Curry and Josepkiue coun­ of respect to her who for forty
little church next Sunday.
severely cut by the scruper.
years had been a resident of this
cold makes you more liable
day received 7000 pounds o f milk. Collier, deceased, filed the eemi- ties.
R. Wingate, a coal expert from valley and at last had answered the
County Commissioners Weekly
Mrs. Sweet, evangelist, and little The amount has incieased at the aunual account o f the executors,
to another, and the last
I h c o i b i i , who is exporting coal prop, great summons which lsth ecoin -
end McIntosh arrived promptly daughter, closed a week’s religious rate of 500 pounds per duy of late which whs approved.
one is always harder to
erties
for
Spreckels
Bro’s,
accom­
mou lot of all— thus u loving
last Wednesday for official duties. effort here at the Southern Method- nud will coutinne for some time.
cure than the one before h.
In estate of C. E. 'McCann, de­
The city election is drawing near ist church with last Sunday's ser- The creamery management expect ceased, per Elbert Dyer, adminis­ panied Manager Chandler on a mother, a kind neighbor, full of
years, departed from a place among
Br. Agtr’s cacrri »telarti Master
— April 30th— and some local ques­ I vice, and yesterday went to Sumner. to teceive moro milk this season trator, sale of pereonnl property visit to this place today.
Contractor Kidinger has the us, (be pain of parting not so much
prelects me law’s froe ttm .
approved.
tions are al cady sprung which may
TO 'IHE DEAF.—A ricti Indy, cured of than ever.
ller DenfmifiSimd Noises in the Hand by Dr.
Estate of James A. Lyons, de­ frame of the now bridge nearly all hers ns that of those she left be­
make it an event of interest.
They left the Cake, but got away
Nicholson’s Artificial Ear Drums, «nve
ceased,
per Emma M. Lyons, ad­ in position and will swing it to­ hind.— Myrtle Point Enterprise.
to his Institute, so that denf people with the bakery! During the still
F ob S ale — Several head of good $10,000
Help at Hand.
He expects to have tbe
unable to procure the Ear Drums may hnvo hours o f Tuesday night the oven, ministratrix, presentation of semi­ morrow.
There will be n lecture for
dairy cows, nil of which will soon them free. Address, No. 8877. The Nich­
If you have any complaint
bridge completed by the 15th.
annual
statement
o
f
receipts
nud
weighing
3300
pounds,
in
the
Bel­
■whatever and desire the best
women at the South Methodist
be fresh. Inquire of A. Anderson, olson Iustitute, 780, Eighth Avenue, New
Johu Giles, while working on the
York.
TdocOO
medical advice you can pea-
vedere bakery, was “ swiped” — car­ disbursements o f administration
church on Thursday, at 3 o’clock
ut his farm at foothills opposite
new
bridge
at
this
place
today,
fell
•ibly obtain, write the doctor
approved.
Charley Johnson was down from ried off—and whore it is no one
p. in. Subject— Neryes.
Johnson’s mill.
*
freely. You will receive a
Estate of Alexander llaiue, de­ from the staging to the ground, n
Myrtle Point last Wednesday on a knows and parties with a chattel
prompt reply.
Mrs. YV. C. Chase will leave Fri­
A little son arrived at the home business trip.
We regret very mortgage on the same are unable ceased, by Josephine llaiue, ad­ height of 30 feet. Fortunately he
Address, DR. J. C. AYER,
of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Mc.adams much bis lirnkeu health, aod hope to locato it. Tbe theory reported ministratrix— final report npproved struck iu the sand, receiving no day for Empire City, where she
^
Lowell, Mast.
Sunday morning, and all goes well. be may yet find a relief and res­ is that possession is nine points in and executrix discharged.
worse injury than a severe shak­ will teach a 3-mooths’ term of
school.
W o congratulate the happy parents j toration.
July
2,
1900,
set
for
settlement
ing
up.
law.
und grnDd-pareuts.
S. L. Rogers, of this place, re­
The schoouPrs Webfoot, Garfield, of final account o f estate of Charles
Work has commenced on Ott
cently received a lm d bouuty from
We have on hand the World Al. Willnrd’s new river sleamer, on Antelope, Churchill, Melnnchthon Carlson, deceased.
Semi annual account of Emma the government, which entitles
rnanac and Encyclopedia tor 1900. the river bank at F ox’s, opposite nud the steamer Signal are loading
It should he in every family for town. 8 . 'l l . McAdams is the lumber at North Bend. This is Nnsburg, administratrix of estate Mexican war vétérans to 160 acres
o f Andrew Nasbnrg, deceased, ap­ of land. Mr. Rogers has sold his
the immense amount of informa­ builder.
She will be Id feet the most formidable fleet of lum­ proved.
right to the North Beud Mill Com­
tion it contains. Only 25 ceuts.
ber
carriers
that
ever
gathered
nt
beam, 50 feet loug, and 10 inches
Estate of Dnuiel Fallaski, de­ pany, the consideration being $450.
Mr. sed Mrs. B. H. Ilnskin have draught. The machinery will be one timpat North Bend, their com­ ceased, per John Lamont, execu­
A. H. Crook and P. Hughes, of
been vieifors in town from their taken from the Fawn, and 6he will bined carrying capacity aggregat­ tor, final nccouut npproved, nnd
ing nearly 4,000,000 feet of lumber.
Carry county, nnd Col. R. H. Rosa,
borne lit Fairvisw for several days. be sternwbeel.
upon the tiling o f several receipts of Baudon, delegates to the Repub­
The model for n steam schoouer required to be tiled the said exec­
They have spent most of their
Hawkins’ fine stock oF spring
lican state convention, and James
was received at North Bend on the utor shall be fully discharged.-
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Elliott.
nnd summer dre68 goods is at steamer Signal nnd Messrs. Lack-
Cox of Curry county, delegate to
Departures by Arcntn, April Gth: Imud and on display— and ladies, strom and Ruorick are tuguged in
the state Democratic convention,
Model Road Petition.
B. Baanthonen, Noise McCulloch, you should see them! A tine line drafting the boat, the dimensions
were in town Thursday en route to
of
neckwear,
mcludiug
rusebings,
Frank McCulloch, F. I). Gumming,
50 cts
35 cts
Portland. Dan Barklow started
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy,
of which are 133 feet keel, 33 feet
Tho citizens o f Fishtrap coin- with them for Rosehurg by private
E. Steinway, Geo. Frelim, J. F. d in lmmls, chokeis, chimescttcB beam nnd 11^ feet depth of hold.
Chamberlain’s Colie Remedy, - - -
50 cts
35 cts
E lvord, E. B. Bushell, J. Baratolo. with collar attached, nnd n nice She will have twin screws. The mnuity held a road improvement conveyance today.
35 cts
Chamberlain’s Pain Bnlm,
- - -
50 cts
slock cf notions, pei turnery, combs,
meeting recently and evolved a
Chamberlain’s Pills (St. Patrick’s), -
25 cts
15 cts
keel
will
be
laid
Monday
and
work
Cbas.
Dodge,
who
left
this
place
Tlios. Drone, of Pnrkersbuig, etc ; nlso, a nice line of gentlemen’s
practical idea which they later em­ about n year ago during which time
25 cts
15 cts
Porous Plasters (with a few exceptions)
has
been
ordered
rushed
ns
fast
ns
came up Sunday to visit his brother, wear.
Vaseline - - -
- -
- -
- -
-
10 cts
5 cts
possible to clear the stocks for bodied in petition form Rnd sent he has resided at Rosehurg, was
Corarhde Walter Draue, who has
by a committee consisting of Ten» in towu this week. He has bonglit
Quinine still down. Inquire at our store for prico.
I now have on lmnr1 an immense another vessel.
been very ill of pneumonia for
Robison, J. C. James and John the place on the Middle Fork
about two weeks. Finding that stock’ o f Dairy, Fruit and Stock
M A C Y & MOORES.
Rev. T. J. Owen, Baptist, preached Rowan to present to the county known ns the Sheep Ranch, nnd
farms;
small
places
near
towu
danger had passed and Iris brothe r
court and iu person press their will engage iu stock raising. Char­
nt
.Stunner
last
Sunday,
returning
was recovering, he returned home ranging from 5 to 40 acres, im­ yesterday.
claim. They are in earnest aboat ley had just returned from quite a
proved, and unimproved. Vacant
yesterday.
getting ou> of the mad, and to quit trip through southern Oregon and
lots; fine assortment o f improved
W anted — A lot of choice Myrtle
W. T. C. Spencer h ns moved to homes in towu, nud all at pricoB as lumber. Enquire for particulars of wasting their money and labor in northern California iu senrch of
nu effort which has proven an utter a location and is satisfied to get
this place and will do some work low, or lower that) you can buy *
M a c y & M oohe .
failure nil these years.
on the Stockman place in the prep­ from owners.
hack to Coos county.
S h o e s , H a t s , M e n 's C lo th in g ,
Elder David Brower, who died
We here give the wording c f
aration and delivery of shingle * 4t J
R. D. S anfokd .
S
C.
Giles
received
a
letter
yes­
at Taleut, Or., on the 29th ult., was the petition, the unmes of sub­
Groceries, Notions. Stationery, Tin and Agate Ware, Nails,
bolts, to which place lie took bis
terday from Win. Page at Puuta
County Superintendent Bunch well nud favorably known in this scribers and amounts subscribed,
family and household goods yester­
Paints, Oils, etc.
Arena,
Costa
Rica,
where
ho
had
day. Mr. S. was the contractor came down from Ins North Fork valley. He was step-father to our to show their own aincerity and gone with the schooner Mizpah af­
D R Y G O O D S . --------------------G R O C E R IE S .
townsman,
Uriah
Root,
and
with
the
advantage
it
would
be
iu
say­
home
last
week
on
official
duties.
some while ago to place our tele­
ter n cargo of mahogany nnd Span­ Calico, 20 yards for *1.
Flour (best Oregon), 75e per sack.
Ho issues the semi-auuu-d (or Mrs. Brower (Mr. R oot’s mother) ing public money:
phone line.
ish cedar logs.
The letter was Gingham, 16 yards for 81.
Rolled Oats, 15 lbs for 50 ceuts.
spring) apportionment of the visited at this place and with other
dated March 16th and they expected Shirting, 10 nud 12£c per yard.
F is h t r a p , March 22, 1900.
Comrade W. M. Vnnrlecar, an school fund, the sum of $13,350, a friends every year or two in this
Tomatoes per can, 5e.
old vet. of the 16lh N. Y. heavy statement of which we publish valley. He was aged 79 years, a
To the county court of Coos to sail for home in a few days, tak
Lard, 10 111 tin, $1.
M en ’ s U ndeuweau .
ing 40 days to reach San Francisco.
artillery in the civil war, returned today. This is a large fund, nnd grand man and citizen, nnd beloved county, state of Oregon:
Coffee, 12J per lb and np.
Call aud see our 50e Hue.
It
is
not
probable
that
she
will
sail
to Myrtle Point yesterday from he looks for the fall apportionment by all who knew him. Mrs. Brower
We, the undersigned taxpayers
We also have Rolled Barley nud
M en ' s and B oys ’ S u it s .
Bnndon, where he had spent the to be large also.
nnd citizeus, ngree to give in labor from here for Cape Nome before
\V heat for feed.
survives, nt n ripe old age.
winter at work. lie expects a Bon
and material the amounts set op ­ the middle of Mny or first of June. Men’s Suits for $5 and up.
At
tbe
business
meeting
of
the
H
A
R D W A R E aud T IN W A R E .
In
almost
every
neighborhood
A basket social and dance was Boys’ Suits for $ 2 «n d np.
soon from tbe far enat.
He epent
posite onr respective names in
Nails at cut prices.
Sunday in Coquille and visited there is some one whose life has Junior League last Saturdny the building a plimk road on Fishtrap given in the new schoolhouse just H A T S —a full line at low prices.
been saved by Chamberlain’s Colic, following officers were elected: county roads, beginning at some completed nt Norway Inst Saturdny
Comrade Elliott during the day.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, or Mary Lee Futrell, president; Ret» cocyeuieut point, provided the night for the purpose o f raisiug
A pleasant donation party as- who has been cured of chronic diar­ JoliusoD, 1st vice-president; Dollie county will furnish a pnitable funds to purchase furniture for
«enabled at the Southern Mothod- rhoea by the use of that medicine. Skeels, secretary; Paul Skeele, as­ steam sawmill, also a capable man the building. A splendid literary
ist parsonage last Thursday even­ Such persons make a point of telling sistant secretary; Emma Sherwood,
to lake charge of and ran the program was rendered by the
ing and swayed authority for tbe of it whenever opportunity offers, Trensuier; G re’ chen Sherwood,as­ same.
young people of Norway, nud the
time being over the loved pastor hoping that it may be the means of sistant treasure?; editors— Paul
C. T. Robison, 30 days’ work Johnson's mill minstrels assisted
Skeels
for
I
he
H
e
r
a
l
d
;
Virgil
Wil­
and wife, Mr. nnd Mrs. R ev. E. L. saving other lives. For sale by R.
with mnn and team and. 20 acres with a program tbnt was great.
son for the Bulletin; Esther John­
Fitch. Many gifts weio brought S. Knovvlton.
After the sale of baskets and We are offering exceptional bargains in
of timber.
son, organist and agent for Little
and a veiy pleasant evening passed,
LADIES’, GENTS’ and BOYS’ WATCHES
lnnches the hall was cleared nod
J.
C.
James,
30
days
in
labor
and
N ew F ir m . — W. Drane has asso­ Workers.
Lookoat committee—
finnr or about 30 persons partici­
as much saw timber ns yon want. dancing was kept up till roorniug.
ciated
with
himself
G.
E.
Spnr-
Ladies’ Watches, gold filled, from $12.50 up.
Lydia
Simmons,
Bessie
Perry,
pated iD tbe greeting.
Quite a number from this place
beek, of Douglas comity, in the j Marie Fitch. Charity and Helpj John Rowan, 10 days labor.
Gent»’ Watches, $4 up.
were
in
attendance
and
report
a
Capt. Dnnhara will be sheriff, blacksinithing nnd wsgonmakiug; committee— Frankie Dpnn, May 1 W. A. Hnmmack, 30 days with
Boys’ Watches, $1.50 up.
good time. The amount realized
all right—that seems to be admitted business, at the old stand.
The Perry, Etta Deau, Ethel Fnirman team.
Nile Miller, 10 days o f labor. from thesale of baskets nnd lunches
by all parties, even by old singers latter comes highly recommended Council- Ethel Johnson, Claire
We bought ’em for spot cash and give you the benefit of close b u y in g .
was $85.
J. B. Lamb,
“
and pnrty h e e le rs -fo r they, the in all kinds of blacksmitbing, man­ Sherwood, Irene Lamb, lone Hnns-
G.
F.
Robison
“
“
o. s. and p. b., are very busy desig­ ufacturing and repairing, with com, Kponet Lawrence, Emma
Mrs. Moon will receive her large
G. T. Robison, 10 days with
nating his depnties. They have horseshoeing as a specialty. Drane ; Self.
JEWELRY rçEPAirçiNG. f é c r
D o l l ie S k e e l s , Secretary.
millinery ntock about Friday. Look
team.
no authority for their kindness, so & Spurbeck solicit your work, Mary Lee Futrell, President.
out
for
the
largest
and
finest
din-
Geo. O. P op e, 10 days o f labor.
the public will be forewarned and guaranteeing satisfaction.
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Friend H. P . Duffy, our match
Fi Huk Miller, 10 days labor and play ever made in Coquille. See
attach just such importance to their |
local ad. and look out for poatern
raauufnctt
rer,
gives
us
much
as-
Mrs.
Junia
Lando,
of
Oregon
5
days
team.
oflScionsness as the occasion de­
announcing opening.
City, representing the Vinva Co’s sursnee that his project o f estnb-
S aid T. Rowan, 26 days labor.
mands.
medical preparations nnd specialty lishiugone o f the largest plants iu
M. T. ClintoD, 5 days.
IB O R H .
Rev. J. L. Futrell is agent for the j treatments, spent last week ir Co- the manufacture o f all kinds of i W. T. nnd Geo. Miller, 30 days
M y e m —At Garfield. Wash., March 13, 1900,
new book, "Moody,” just issued and : qnille City. She held two or three matches at this place is improving with team.
to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Myers, a son.
the only work authorized and ap­ talks with ladies o f this city at the every day and will come soon. It
8. M- Rowan, 26 days.
P ikk —In Coquille City. Apr l 3, 1900, to
Mr. and Mrs. Goo. 15. Pike, a daughter.
proved by the family giving his life j Methodist charch nnd visited sev­ will hi independent of the trust,
Marshall Steel, 5 days of labor
and the history of his wronderful eral families in the interest of and if established here will not be and as many saw logs as you waot. M c A d a m s — In Coquille City, April 8. 1900,
to Mr. and Mrs. Ham McAdams, a son.
work. It is a great book, beauti- j health. She is a fine looking lady, affected by that corporation's d ic ­
J. W .Strong, 10 days labor.
J am bs —In Coquille City, April —, 1900, to
fully illustrated, and must prove as refined and intelligent, with special tations, for il wi1! have advantages
Mr. and Mrs. Charley J a m es, a r.on.
Frank Miller, “
influential for good nnd the evangel­ training in physiology nnd hygiene which will admit of no interferen?e.
G- R. Hancock, 5 days
“
D IED .
ization of the world as fully as the and the remedial pioperties o f the Besides, Mr. D . is tbe senior
Baowmt—At Talent, Orejfon, March 29,
active life of that wonderful man. j Vmya preparations. She will ad­ match-maker on this coast, and
The petition was filed April Gth,
1900, David Brower, aged 79 year*.
Be sure and get a copy of it. Give ! dress the ladies again next Thurs­ possibly o f any other point in the and court continued it for consid­ H ermann — Near Myrtle Point, April 2, 1900,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hermann, need 79 years.
your order to Mr. Futrell.
United Stales, is nu expert in his eration.
day at 3 p. in. Free.
1 month and 1 day.
calling in all its lines of manufac­
A total of 275 days of labor has C l in t o n — At Norway. Aprii 3. 1900, Mrs.
ture, and has hr.d experience with been subscribed, while there are
Pearlina Clinton, aged 70 years.
commercial
manipulations
by some in the neighborhood that ex­
trusts
and
combines
before, press a willingness hardly to limit
ngamst which he is “ dead ret” and the time—young men and well-
holds the defenses on the inside of grown boys who will work while the
I am soon to receive
the circle.
He ennnot begin to work lasts. Some four oe five citi­
the
most
elegant
supply the orders which are com­ zens who have not subscribed to
stork of Millinery
ing in with his present facilities of tbe above will give earnest help.
ever brought to Co­
manufacture, aod he holds the
Now, if other districts would
quille City.
confidence and esteem o f a large move in the matter anil give their
Posters will bo dis­
circle
of
dealers
who
will
stand
moral support to this practical
f Factory, \
tributed for the open­
by him in his enterprise, including effort and to the coart, there is a
Son Francttco, ]
ing
tbe inventors of match machinery posihility o f getting good roads
{
Cal.
M bs . C hah . M oon .
who are being hounded by the at tbe lowest possible cost to the
trusts. We hope he will succeed. taxpayers.
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KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN
Who Said Our Prices
would be raised by-and-by?
Well, we have RAZED them,
for a fact-read the following:
J.W.LENEVE, D r y ^ G o o d s ,
Watches! Watches!
LEVI STRAUSS & CO'
OVERALLS
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Millinery