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C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N , T U E S D A Y ,
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E. E. W H ITTA K ER ,
ID e n tist,
Coquille City, Or.
onittì H otel C oqu ille—east fro n t.
I vi«it Bun d o n f r«nn 1st to 8th o f each
m onth.
lO Q U ILLE
H O S P I T A L .-
i
NEW AND ELEGANT ROOMS,
SANITARY CONDITIONS PERFECT.
EXPERIENCED NURSES.
TJE R H O N S Uonirimi to com e to Uo<|oille
a. fo
io r n
r u i i » , » or . SnrcioF.1
Treatment
£
Meiliou)
Snr
in a . obtain rates and other in form ation ,
by addreasiUK J . B U R T M O O R E , M I L .
Cogniti» City, Oregon.
1HE
The
C O M M E R C IA L
m ost m odern arranged B A R B E R
S H O P in C oquille C ity .
M. M. McDonald,^Proprietor.
John F. Hall,
-ÄL-ttorney . a t - L a w ,
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N .
D ealer in R i l l
E statk o f all kinds.
/-l O Q U I L L E C O U N C IL. N O .308 O F T H E
. , Fraternal
...........IllCCtS the
V_V
id
ssociation
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r raionitii A
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,mm,»....
i d Toeaday evening o f •»<*
P res.
M rs. A lioe Tnttte, S e c.
________
YCUROUS I.O D O E , N o . 72 , K. o » P.
meets every Tnesday evening at M asonio
H a ll. Brothers in good standing in sister
led ges a r e o o r d ia t ly n v i^ d to ,lsH « . Q
L
V . B . W ilson , K . o f K . A 8-
O U R T C O Q U IL L E , N O . 1 », F O R E S T -
ers o f Aiuerioa, m eets every eeoond and
fo n rtli Thursday e v en in g, at M a son ic Hall
C o q u ille C ity, O regon.
G ao. O . L eaoh , C. K .
H . N. L o b s s z . R. S
y r t l e c a m p , n o . p .» 7 , w o o d m e n
o f the W orld, m eets at H ersey H all,
1 s t and 3 d Saturday n ig h ts o f ea ch m onth.
j , W . L n i T i . Control.
J . Q . Sim m ons, C lerk.
C
M
¥ 7 *V E N IN G T ID E C IR C L E , NO. 214 ,
Ç -J
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., m
eets in ..........
Hersey
H ull on
11 . o
Ut f w
IV.,
Ill'-«»'’
j a ---
î d a n d 4 th Saturday night« in enoh m onth.
JENNTE L . R O S E ,
G u ard ian N eighbor.
J . G . Sim m ons, C lerk.
h a d w ic k
l o d g e , n o . or . a . f .
and A. M ., m eet* on Saturday evemnR
• n or before each fu ll m oon . V isitin g breth­
ren oord ia lly in v ited .
C. R cmand BB, W . M.
J. J. L a m b , Sec.
C
U E L A H OH A P T E R . N O . G, O . E. H..
meets F rid a y e v e n irg on or b efore
sach fu ll m oon at K o 'c lo c k from April lat
to O ctob er £Wt, and thereafter at 7 : 30 ; and
3aoh F rid a y a fte r n o o n tw o w eeks there
after at 2 o 'c lo c k .
M iss E mma L orrnz , W . M .
M rs. Jennie L. R ose, Sec.
B
n O Q U I L L E L O D O E . NO. 53 , I. O . O . F.,
i J m eets every S aturday even in g. Visit-
ug breth ren in good sta n d in g cordially
n v ite d .
E. L. F itch , N. G .
1 . 8 . Lawruuoe. R. 8 .
I f A M IE R E B E K A H L O D G E , NO. 20 .
tja L
i. O
y/. . O
a very 2d
VI
“ . ” F , m eets
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‘ and 4 th
Wednesdays in ea ch m on th , at O d d r t l -
ows’ hall.
I rma L uken «. N. Ü.
Lima M cD onald, Sec
^ lO Q lT L L K KNCA.M l’ .MMN l\ N O. 25 . 1 .
U O . O . F ., m eets every first and third
’hursdays iu each m onth at O dd Fellows’
a ll. C ordial in vita tion extended to a llv is -
>ing p atriarchs in good sta n d in g .
B. F . L awrence C. P .
. J . Stanley, S oribe.
J. E HAYNES.
BHAD HUDSON,
Hudson & Haynes,
Mining and Real Estate Agents
Eckley, Carry County, Orngon
J A V E valuable Mines, F a rm s, Stock
i l R an ches nnd T im ber L ands for sale.
H ouse and ft acres o f land w ell im proved
in W ilbur, D ou glas cou n ty, O r., for sale,
o r exchange for property in Myrtle Point.
[fh e L o n e S ta r
C . O. G I L K E Y , P R O P R I E T O R ,
C o q u il l e C a y , O r ,— O p p o s it e D e p o t .
eeps o n ly Pure W ines and L iquors and
F ine Cigars.
he A m ericas C lub W hisky is on e o f the
specialties served in thesis C ln broom s.
Best Billiard Table in Southern Oregon
c o o s
b
a
y
Races at the District Fair-
anafactu rer o f M arble M onum ents, H ead­
ston es. Tablets, e tc.
im eterv lots enclosed w ith ston e coping
cu rb in g . Iron railings furnished to or-
sr. C orrespondence solicited from parties
ing in th e cou ntry or oth er tow ns who
nv wish a n yth in g in m y lin e o f business.
JftABSFTPIVT I)
O beo
¡ALL FOR:::
HOLBROOK, MERRILL
A S T E T S O N ............
Iso BRIDGE k BEACH
STOVES
Doors, Windows
and any other
Material,
Or any and everything
carried in a
First-class Hardware Store.
County Court
Proceedings.
R Haughton, chairman and
mileage Norway-Arago read
it e r a li»
SEPTEM BER
11,
*
NO. 7.
11)00.
Duties ot Local Advisory Boards
**
Great Oaks From
Little Acorns Grow/'
K SALE -147 Acres o f LnnJ,
Í 'O
1 from Norwity, Coon county.
H rail®
Known
as the M cC lary p lace. For p a tlcoU r«. call
on
HENRY GRADY.
ju n 2 f)t 4
N orway, O reßon.
2 30
We give the following set of rules
The following is a complete re­
Expenses in vacation after tbe J C Lett, axman and mile­
governing the advisory boards of
cord of the racing at the late dis­
July, 1900 term—
age Norway-Arago..........
2 20 the Oregon Children’s Home Society
trict fair as given by the Coos Bay j
appointed iu the diffierent localities
Indigents, ..........................$ 2C7 00 A Flanders, viewing reloca­
News:
A single m icrobe contains
to manage the business pertaining
TU ESDAY, AUG. 28.
Salaries of officers............ 443 34
tion near J J Stauley’i ..
2 00 to these boards, nnd to show to the the germ o f the m ost malig­
Our fee returned if we fail, Any one sending
sketch and description of any invention will
Match race, half-mile, single Telephone k stationary. . .
public what is expected of such
6 35 G R Wickham, veiwing .jre-
promptly receive our opinion free concerning
nant
maladies.
The
blood
is
dash, for $200, between A. A.
the patentability o f same. “ How to Obtain a
boards, to give nil a chance to do
Patent ” sent upon request. Patents secured
2 00 what may come under their notice the means by which microbes through
location near J J Stanley's
Nicholls’ Mub and Chas. Noble’s Bridges............................... 1000 00
*
“*■* **r
ate
us advertised
for Sale
»
t our expense.
Patents taken out through us receive special
Jesse N.— Mali won; time 54 sec­ SEPTEMBER 1900 TERM— JUSTICE COURT Jos Hudson, viewing re
in the way of finding a home for are sent on their deadly mis­ notice
without charge, in T h e P a t e n t R ecord ,
an illustrated and widely circulated journal,
onds.
2 00 any little wuif needing the attention
tion near J J Stanley)
EXPENSES.
by Manufacturers and Investors.
sion. Small at first, the mi­ consulted
Foot race, 100 ysrds, between
o f this institution:
Send for sample copy FREI. Address,
James Horvey, chai
State vs James Averill—
Frank Smith and Bud Turpen—
V IC T O R J . E V A N S A C O .
crobe
soon
becom
es
a
giant.
To
orgnnizo
at
onco
upon
ap-
1.
G 70
Middle Creek road ..
(Patent A ttorneys,)
Smith won; time 11^ seconds.
pointment, by the election of presi­ H ood’s Sarsaparilla is the Evans Building,
A D Morse, Justice fees........ $ 4 75 Win Harman, chainmau lid-
W A SH IN G TO N . O. C.
WEDNESDAY AUG. 29.
dent,
vice-president,
secretary
and
28
00
fees.
E M Blackerby, const
C 90 treasurer.
die
Creek
road.
.
.
.
arch
enemy
o
f
all
germs
o
f
Saddle horse race, half-mile, Fred Linegar, witness
6 70 E P Mast, axman Mi Idle
2. To receivo and report to the w hatever nature. Its small
single dash. Entries: JasOldlaud’s
tiie T J " n t o x f u . r k a . t e
10
50
D
L
Watson,
“
C 80 proper headquarters the case of a doses master these microbes
Creek ro a d .. . . „ . .
Bess, W. P. Turpen’s John, A,Nich­
6 70 James Moss, axntan Middle
“
homeless child.
olls’ Fauuy, F. P. Norton’s Nellie. Steve Gallier,
3. To accept a child in case of by dissolving and passing them
1 50
— Fanny won, Nellie 2d; time 03: John Gross,
“
Creek road......................
0 50
T h is old relia ble a n d
an emergency, subject to the ap­ o ff as refuse o f the system .
4-5.
State vs Fred Gross--
m ost KucoeRnful spec­
S B Catlicart, re-establishing
proval
of
the
state
superintendent.
ia list in 8an Frnt c is ­
THURSDAY AUG. 30.
F em ale W e a k n e s s — " / /U *ve had
A D Morse, justice f e e s ....$ 4 50
co , «till con tin u es to
7 00
7 sec corners............. ......
4. To receive uud report appli­ female weakness all m y life and suffered
cure n il BexueL a n d
Trotting and pacing for 2-year- E M Blackerby, const “ . . . . 10 35
Recording same.. . . . . . .
3 50 cations for children.
S em in a l D iseases,
day and night from headache, l have
olds, 2 in 3, puree $100. F. P- S R Charlsou,
1 00
such a« G on orrhea,
“ “ ....
5. To give information nnd sup­ taken Hood's Sarsaparilla and am now
Survey,
plat
and
mileage
G
1 © e t, 8 1 r i c t u re,
Norton’s BonuerOak, A. Nicholls, John Carter, witness “ . . . . 10 50
ply blauk application papers and strong again ," Mrs,
H ypliili». in a ll its
Gertie Landon,
Mrs
5 30
Stanley re-location. j . . . .
Ivy Medium, J. Hilderburn’s Im ­
other
requisites
when
solicited.
fo
rm
«. Skin D i s e a s e ,
Harlem. Mo.
“
“ . . . . 10 50
N e r v o u s D e b ility .
Survey, plat and mileage
perial. Bonner Oak won 1st and N Rasmussen,
G. To report as to the character,
R
h
eu
m
atism
-
"
/
/
■
/
have
a
touch
o
f
Iirp
o
te
n
cy
,
S
em
inal
W
eakness
and Loss or
6
70
.
2d bents, Ivy Medium 2d; time L C Thurman, ** "
Norway-Arago road . . . . . .
9 10 standing nnd financial ability of a rheumatism, 1 take Hood's Sarsaparilla M anhood, the con sequence o f self-a b u se
Miscellaneous—
3:36 4-5,3:39 4-5.
nnd
excesses
producin
g
tbe
follow
in g s y m p ­
family applying for a child, obtain­ and it soon cures me. It is the best rem­
Viewing nnd leveling and
toms: S allow cou n ten a n ce, dark s p ots u n ­
Half-mile dash, purse $100. A. W Sinclair, mileage in J P
ing
satisfactory
testimonials
from
der
the
eyes,
pain
in
the
head,
rin
g in g in
edy I know o f for that trouble." H. W.
mileage Ten Mile Creek
8 50
Nicholls’ Mab, A. E, Kent’s Fresno,
the ears, loss o f co n fid en ce, diffidence in
reliable sources.
court matters....................$ 5 20
Hutchinson, Newark Valley, N. Y.
Survey,
plat
and
mileage
approaching strangers, p a lp itation o f the
Chas. Noble’s Jesse, It. D. Hume’s
7. To obtain in writing, when so
Neuralgia — " 7 look Hood's Sarsapa­ heart, weakness o f th e lim bs nnd b a ck , loss
Mary D.— Mab woo, Mary D. sec­ John Curren, 13 meals for
Middle Creek road.......... 22 30 directed by the state superintendent,
o f m em ory, pim ples on tLe fa c e , cou gh s-
rilla
for
neuralgia
and
in
less
than
one
3 25
jurors and bailiff May 1900
ond, Jesse 3d; time 54.
the legal surrender of a child offered month I w a s perfectly cured." Annie M. con sum ution. e tc .
C M Houghton, repairing
Trotting,2:50 class, 3 in 5, purse C T Blumenrother, register­
D R . G il-B O N has practised in San F r a n ­
“ Conner Bottom Bridge’’ 100 00 the association.
Luck, Benfer. Pa.
cisco over 87 yearann 3 th ose trou bled sh ou ld
$200. A. Tenbrook’s Douglas, A.
2 20
ing voters.........................
8.
To
discreetly
supervise
the
not
fa il to con su lt him nnd receiv e the b e n ­
J Larson, freighting lumber
Nicholls’ Oraud
Ronde,
John W H Schroeder, registering
efit o f his great s k ill and ex p e rie n ce . T h e
work of the society within the local
doctor
cures when others fa il.
T ry h im .
to South slough bridge.,
G 5C jurisdiction, and give such assist­
Rhoten’s Salsbury.— First heat was
C l'K E H G U A R A N T E E D . P erson s enred
4 CO
voters.................................
declared a dead heat, Salsbury,
Ned Fahy for use of pile
nfc hom e. C harges reason a ble. C all o r
ance as may be in their power to
D R . J . F . G IB B O N ,
won next two beats, Grand Ronde, P Flanagan, estate hall rent,
hammer 148 days dist 1G 12 80 the superintendents or agenlB of
Hood's Pills cura liver HU; the Don-irritating and write.
G 2 u K earney street. San F ra n cisco C al.
2d; time 2:42 4-5,2:38 4 5.
2
50
only
cathartic
le~
take
with
Hood’»
Su
raw
parli
is.
June election........ ...........
the society; and especially to report
Harry Flanders, 5§ days
Match foot race, 100 yards, for Dora Norman, estate hall
hauling lumber dist 1G .. 17 00 at once to proper headquarters any
$100 a s id e , betweed Frank Smith
case of neglect or abuse of a child.
2 50
rent, June election..........
Wm Lusk, 50 M feet lumber
and John Taggart: Taggart to have
9. To receive donations when
1
50
Herald,
trensuier's
receipts
10 feet start. Smith won; time 11 j
@ $ 5 .................................. 250 00 necessary for the society, nnd to re­
Irwin, Hodson Co sheriffs
1 5.
mit the same without delay to the
D 0 Kraut/., labor on bridge
Tug-of-war, purse $36, between
day bt ok ............................
1 GO
proper authority, keeping a correct
on
Yankee
Run................
15
07
NoMe’s logging camp and Marsh­ L H Hazard, stamps, expres-
list of donors.
Wm
Krantz,
labor
on
bridge
field team.—Noble’s comp won.
10. To aid in the circulation of
8 40
sage etc July and A u g .. .
A Farm Library o f unequalled value— Practical,
time 1:06.
on Yankee Run................ 11 37 C hildren ’ s H ome F inder , aud other
R S Knowtton, medicine Ida
Up-to-date, Concise and Comprehensive— Hand­
FR IDA Y. AUG. 31.
James Devnult, labor on
literature of the society.
somely Printed and Beautifully Illustrated.
6 20
Nosier................................
11.
To
keep
correct
minutes
of
8
bridge
on
Yankee
Run
..
Trotting for 3 years-olds ami
BIOQLB
By JACOB
John Suderman, care S.
their proceedings aud a record of
tinder, 2 in 3, purse $150. F. P.
A J Mayse, labor on bridge
N o . 1— B IG Q L E H O R S E B O O K
50
00
Abrahamson,
July,
A
u
g
..
All about Horses—a Common-Sense Treatise, with over
Forton’s Bonner Oak, A. Nicholls’
8 75 nil children placed within their ju­
on Yankee Run................
74 illustrations , a standard work. Price, so Cents.
risdiction; also a record showing
Ivy Medium, J. Hilderburn’s Im ­ A W Kune, M D, mod attend­
Fred Wilson, building brdg
N
o
.
2 — B IG G L B B E R R Y B O O K
when
nud
by
whom
children
have
perial.— Bonner Oak won 1st and
Allal>out growing Small Fruits—read and learn how ;
ance Geo Hultou July
and
removing
timber
in
contains
43 colored life-like reproductions of all leading
been
transferred.
2d bents, Ivy Medium 2di time 3:
varieties aud mo other illustration*. Price, 50 Cent*.
8 00
and A u g .............................
12. To report in writing any
dist 10 ............................... 14 00
36 1 5, 36 1 5.
N
o
.
3
—
B
I
O
O LE P O U LTR Y BOOK
matter of importance not specified
All about Poultry ; the best Poultry Book In existence;
Trotting and pacing, 2:40 class PerkiDs k Kruse, groceries
Wm Lawhorn, buildiDg brdg
tells
everything
; with33 colored life-like reproduction*
2 10
for W S Ram sford..........
iu the above rules.
8 in 5. purse $200. F. M. Fried-
o f all the principal breeds; with 103 other, illustra '.ions.
aud romoving timber in
Price, 50 Cent*.
13. To promptly notify the state
berg’s Bonnetta, A. Nicholls’ Buzz. Joliuson Bros, groceries for
3 00 superintendent of tbe removal of any
dist 1 0 ...............................
N o . 4 — B IQ G L E C O W B O O K
W. Noble’s Klondike.— Bonetta
2 GO
E S Scales..........................
All about Cows nnd the Dairy Business ; having « great
Geo
Boone,
building
bridge
family having a child of the society,
sale ; contains 8 colored life-like reproductions ofeach
won three straight heats, Buzz was Dr J T McCormac, care
breed, with 132 other illustrations. Price, 50 Cents.
giving,if possible,‘ their new address.
and removing timber in
2d in 1st and 3d beats, and Klon­
N o . 5 — B IG G L B S W IN E B O O K
hospital patients, per bill 131 34
dike was 2d in 2d heat. Time 2:53
Just out. All about Hogs—Breeding, Feeding, Butch-
dist 10 ................. ..............
6 00
ery, Diseases, etc. Containa over 80 beautiful half-
D oatY oku cp S p ltu d Smoke T o a rlih I n t j .
1-5. 2:50, 2.59 1-5. *
----------- ■T B - D u l l y , stamps, box rent
tunes and other engravings. Price, 50 Cents.
-
,,j
jO
To gait trurmcco easily end forever, he meg
Running, half-mile and repeat,
etc treasurers office..........
TheBlOQLR BOOKS are unique .original .uaeful—you never
/¡■■t ic. lull of fife, nerve and vigor, take No-To-
aud removing timber in
saw anything like them—so practical, so sensible. They
purse $150 I. Farrington’s Bay S Gallier stamps, box ront
llac, the wonder-worker, that makes week men
are having an enormous sale—Rast. West, North and
G 75 strong. Alt druggists, 50 c or II. Cure guaran­
dist 10...............................
Billy, A. Nicholl’s Mab, R. D.
South. Every one who keeps a Horse. Cow. Hog
etc sheriff’s office.............. 45 68
Chicken, or grows Small Fruits, ought to send right
teed. Booklet and sample free. Address
Iluar.e’s Mary D.— Mab won two
Ii D Sanford, hauling lum­
away for the B 1 QÜLB BOOKS. The
Sterling Remedy Co , Chicago or S i v York.
Expenses o f poor furm—
straight heats, Mary D. second;
ber per Bert Dean, dist 1G 21 75
N Lorenz, groceries and
tune 62, 52 3-5.
A Natural Refrigerator In bummer.
W H Widbv, 24 days worn
clothing............................. 48 05
SATURDAY, SF.I>T. 1 .
on Myrtle and Catching
Is your paper, , ma
Hundreds of people are Visiting
made for you and not a misfit. It is 72 years
Trotting, 3-minnte c I bh s , 3 in 5, R S Knowlton, drugs e tc .. 27 75
old it is the gre
reat boiled-down hit-the-nail-on-thc-head,—
creek bridges....................
5 00
quit-nfter-you-nai
quit-alter-you-have-said-it, Farm and Household paper in
a hole in the side of tbe mountain
purse $150. A. Nicholls’ Buzz, A. C M Skeels, groceries and
the world—the biggest paper o f its size in the United States
W F Kennedy, blacksmith-
o f America—having ever a million and a-half regular readers.
Tenbrook’s Dougins, 8. H. Hazard’s
clothing.............................. 2G 05
near Coudersport, in Potter county,
ing dist 15........................
3 00
Hood. First heat, Douglas 1st, J W Leuove, groceries nnd
which must be a delightful place in
Any ONE o f the BIGGLE BOOKS, and the FARM JOURNAL
Huling k Lundy, 50 lbs
Buzz 2d, Hood 3d; time 2 :5 1 1 5 ,
hot weather. The hole was dug by
clothing.............................. 11 41
; YEARS (remainder o f 1809, 1900 1901, 190a and 1903) will be sent by mail
f
Second heat, Douglas 1st, Buzz 2d,
O any address for A DOLLAR BILL.
giant powder dist 12 . . . .
10 00
9 90
a man in search of mineral wealth.
Sample o f FARM JOURNAL and circular describing BIQGLE BOOKS free.
Hood 3d; time 2:52 2 5. Third J A Lamb k Co, hardware.
Giant caps 81, fuse $1,
$
WILMER ATKINSON.
Addret
F A R M JO U RN AL
The farther he dug the colder be­
7 57
heat. Buzz 1st, Dougins 2d, Hood Curren & Gass, meat..........
CHAS F. JENKINS.
P h i l a d e l p h ia
black powder $2 90 ........
4 90
3d; time 2:58. Fourth heat, Doug­ Wm Rich, groceries.............
came the atmosphere. At the depth
7 00
Fred Moser, 7G lbs spikes
las 1st, Buzz 2d, Hood 3d; time C W Martin, clo th iu g ........
4 75
of 20 feet he was compelled to quit.
aud nails dist 17..............
3 42
2:4L 2 5. Drivers were chnugedtn J A Lyons’ estate, lum ber.,
3 20
The peculiarity of this mine is that
Tue Improved
fourth heat
New High-Arm
E O'Connell, 35 lbs spikes
A $65.00 M a ch in e
3 10
about May ice begins to form in it
Trotting, free for nil, 3 in 5, purse W F Kennedy, blksmithing
nnd nails dist 10............ ;
2 10
Thresdirifl |EWIQ§ fll0CÌ|Ii)6
2 08
nnd continues to freeze until Octo­
$250, John Rhoton’s Salsbury, A. Johnson Bros, meat.............
E
B
Dean
&
Co,
lumber
and
LATEST
Nicholls’ Grand Ronde, F. M. Chas Phillips, labor o n ..
9 00
ber. There is uo ice in the holo in
BEST
nails Coq k Mfld road. . .
5 GG
CHEAPEST
Friedherg’s Bonnetta, \V. Noble’s A B Tozier, salary as supt
winter. Tho warmer tho day the
Klondike,—Klondike won 1st heat,
4050 feet lumber for distlO 32 40
Shipped to anyone,
more ice there is in the mine. On
July and August.............. 100 00
anywhere, on 10
Salsbury 2d, Grand Ronde 3d;
lumber and spikes dist G 2G 05
•lays’ free trial,
approaching the opening on a hot
Ordered that claim of W W Gage
in y o u r o w n
tune 2:46 1-5.
Next three heats
North Bend Mill 10455 ft
h o m e , without
dnv a strong current of cold air is
were won bv Salsbnry, Grand for $250 reward offered by county
asking one cent
lumber dist 25 (Aug 1900) 78 41
iu advance.
Rronde second; Klondike was 3d for the arrest and conviction of Ed
felt. This nir becomes more frigid
3 kegs spikes dist 25
in 2d heat and was distanced in 3d White nnd T Drew be continued
the closer one goes to the cavern.
10 y e a r « ’ written
heat. Time 2:47 1-5, 2:45, 2:42£.
(Aug 1900)........................
12 GO
warranty w i t h
There
is
uo
water
at
the
bottom
of
till
the
Jauuary
1901
term.
each machine.
Novelty race, pnrse $150. Chas.
lumber and nails South
the
shaft,
but
the
water
dripping
Ordered
that
Indian
Lymnn
and
N oble’s Jesse, A. E. Kent’s Fresno,
A strictly htgh-grndc Sew­
Slough bridge (Aug 1900) 12 75
down from its sides freezes. The
R. D. Hume’s Mary D, A. Nicholl’s squaw be allowed $6 00 per month
ing M a c h i n e , fi n i s h e d
throughi.ut iu the best pos­
Alfred Johnson, 2 M planks
Mab.— Mab won the qnrter in 25, instead of $4 50 as formerly.
ice begins to form less than n foot
sible manner. It possesses all
modern improvement«, and it*
dist 1G...............................
14 00
the half in 534, the three-quarter
from the top and coats the sides of
Ordered that the allowance of $8
mechanical const ruction is
in 1:30, and the mile in 1:58 2 5;
such
that in it are combined
1200 ft planks dist 1G.
8 40
simplicity with great «t rength,
the
shaft
several
inches
thick,
per
month
to
Mrs
Ed
T
Jennings
Jesse second.
thus insuring ease o f running.
G83 ft p’.nnks $5 55, nails
durability, rml making it im­
W'hat enuses the intense cold and
be discontinued.
possible tor
».ne machine
tobe
for the
r
GO cts dist 16....................
6 15
E d n cn to T on r Howela T ilth Cnicarfttt.
put out of order. It sews fist
where
the
nir
comes
from
are
ques­
Ordered
that
remission
of
taxes
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
and make« a perfect stitch
lumber and nails dist 22
8 00
I 0 c . 26 c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money. of the Millicoma Townsite be con­
with all kinds of th*. end and
tions that hnve not been satisfactor­
all classes of material. Always
1977 ft lumber
" 16 15 81
ready for une sud un ri valica
ily answered.— Philadelphia Press.
tinued.
.
ir-i for speed, «lutai ili!y ned q«nl-
Chariton (Iowa) Democrat: The
Ordered that following be paid
jty of w< rk Notice the fi l-
Ordered that remission of taxes
___pil/CB-
supetue court of the United Stales
ARLINGTON.”
lowing potali o! «uptrlorCjo
w o x D n tF ii.
u r it i:
cut of the appropriation of $2000 a
FOR
STYLE
No.
66.
has rendered a decision in a chick­ of Wm Nnsburg be continued.
D
I
A
R
R
II
O
F
A
.
for the planking of the Bnndon-
Ordered that bill of J P Easter
en case carried up from Newton,
d down
by a thumb
«lo
The Mead o f the "Arlington ’ »wings on patent socket hinge«, finnly held
Rosa road—
ente«! in |
F R O .M IX F J T V lllt .I M A E D I T O R
Iowa. One neighbor was greatly for $7 38 tax rebate not allowed.
I crew, hiroug, substantial, neat and lumdsome in design, and benutihiLV ornai
id is inlaid or countersunk, making it flush wi
Bed
pinte
Im»
romulei!
corners
and
I
I
im
I
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H
v
e
n
I
’
p
.
b
u
t
H
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s
s
Legerwood k Corson, bal on
pestered by the chickens of another,
Ordered that bill of Martha Eas­
It r o u e la f l l t i r l « f o IN F l u c l
who thought it was nothing for a
25 kegs nails....................... $79 00
ter
for
$6
G
O
tax
rebate
not
allowed.
b y riiiiiiib crliila i*» f » l l r , Cholera*
neighbor to get mad about having j
P Nelson, blacksmithing.. . . 7 13
u n it D l i a rr h « »« - * lt< iim - i I j .
beneath ih lr.hbiu winder, and ha» a stale sh wing tlic nuu.™>
LlCu I ja .« Ar
a dozen chickens digging in every \ Ordered that D R Dale be remit­
b -th .ni.: .IlK . 1 K I ..C J .Ilici, to 111- Inch Deed f» il.ul.le nnd c .l - m U on holh_ «(del ‘
A McNair, sundries per bill. 82 90
I
I
K
A
l
l
H
I
M
E
D
I
T
O
H
A
L
.
never
D.iU
to
I«!.'......vi.
tin
.nsh;
never
«In,,«
nt
«
c
m
.;
movement
1«
p
^
llv f . t'n^Mmng«.'
-
M
l
t
sott place in his lawn and ornament- ted taxes erroniously
assessed
b rea k n m le't ont m ..r.ler; .. .. I>c n W and lowered nt will. Autorn.tlcBobbln " ' lna*r c ” -
From tbe T im ?«, H illatille, Va.
filling the 1, ibi lin mil «minti, ally and perfectly »tnoolh without holding 1 h r. l^ r
| ing his board walks. The pestered amounting to $31 80 and tax sale James A Lyons estate, lum­
nine -Machine ¡«
easy
d o e ,noi hllgu
im i,iiriiii..u
o
t r run win!. Illudine bobbin L igh t Punning
i.ea
.jr to run, doe.not
.th eoger
I sufferdd with diarrhoea for a not
ber dist 16.......................... 91 54
neighbor thought differently and
MoV, ¡nuke« f-ttle iiidü .-.lid «ew« rapidly. Stlt.-h i« .double link Mitch, the « « « m i .’ "A*
declared void.
WiìÌ'11'.H rxvrl. Kiel caii Itch.n i/; ,1 withnnt »topple* the Buchili«.
„I ofSrdcr
j
long
time
and
thought
I
was
past
i shot some of these chickens. The
C M Houghton, 9 days ns
-ion, «U .1 will li.ln.il til.rad fletti i !■. I II »pool cotton without ctanejn*. Never K«*» m i t i ¿
ROAD MATTERS.
bein'/ cured.
I bad spent much Th» Ninnile n a '.tmitili!, «elf s' itiitlf ucci tc. flat on one «idc. nnd enuuot he put til wrung B t » »
matter went to law and was carried
supvr Jan to July dist 24. . 18 00
H.r i,” T,n, 1 ntn 1c $ . . . hn.d-ncd .tee!, with oil cup nt the boti..,u to
|
time
and
money
and
suffered
so
j from court to court uiitil it reached
cm the goods A (Unstable Lx-sring* - All bearing« arc case-hardened steel and easily «.mi tc i
Ordered that upon the report of much misery tbatlliad almost decided w Mi « ìrr w driv' r All bed tnotion cun be taken up. and the machine will Issi n lifetime.
Attachment
id accessories, nnd In additiouwe
Chas Rodin being O Kcd by Com­ to ffivc up all hopes of recovery and
missioner McIntosh, the judge shall await the result, but noticing the
of Chamberlain’s cult
Creek road and mileage. .$
ises of all pests such as chickens,
order the clerk to draw a warrnnt advertisement
to drawers, e-H guards t<> wheel, and device for replacing belt
Colic, Cholera and DiarrhoeaRemedy
when he does not want them there, Wm Bettys, viewing Middle
' for $50 the amount of the aum or­ and also some testimonials stating
o DON'T PAY
BUY
IS?,,,
nnd classes all such fowls as wild
Creek road and mileage..
dered to be expended by said Rodin how some wonderful cures had been
game, linble to be killed by whoso­
W H Bunch, viewing Middle
wrought by this remedy, I decided
in dist G.
,■6 coupm
ever wants to do so. This decision
chine at the low
Creek road and mileage.
anywhere securely packed and
should he carefully rend by all of
Ordered that when the fills on to try it. After taken a few doses we will shin tb »hove-de« •rtrx-d machine
A,ten
written
warranty
sent
with
ited, ned tini att e safe di
our readers who are interested in J F Schroeder, delivering re­
l ? c y n n r T'i
» ', r-I.r c c „tc ,l »ftcr thirty day«' l e t
Marshfield Coquille road are com­ I was entirely well of that trouble, each machin«*. Mone;
L- °
»orJ 19 .WwiHi privilege o f twenty days'trial«
and I wish to say further to my trial. We wi
either side of the chicken question
1 rges. , I C-----
port of viewers Norway-
l ì t h and ' châ
f yon pri ter W »Uiw
ibi r iv
pleted and approved by two mem­ readers and fellow-Riifferers that I receipt o f |ö.fi
d for our large illustrated catalogne with festl-
•lay*-’ trial bei
—either the aggressive or the defen­
Arago road
ufiv
how
we
»hip
sewing
machines
anywhere
to
any.
bers of the court, the judge shall am a hale and hearty man today and OBe"ntOii ì o w - i i t :* it mi facturer « priors without * asking
»king one
cent in
one cent
in s advance,
dn sn .
sive side.
on then
Henry Oradv, rhainmnn and
best p'an i« 1> .end all cash with order, as you
then »ave the $1.00 dis»
1 order the clerk to draw warrant for feel as well as I ever did in my life. The
tmjnt. Re-.- -nber the coupon must be scut with ord»r.
mileage Norway - Arago
— O R. Mooaa. Sold by R. S.
the amount due for said work.
-3f£-0r itiiike j«nr ortkr tiiroiigh the Herald, »¡limit fxtra
Knowlton.
road
Continued on 3 d pane.
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Building
fita
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