Coquille City herald., November 20, 1900, Image 3

WILSON JEW LERY CO., JEWELERS, WATCH
iSoignWi (Tity
T U E SD A Y , NOV. 20, 1900.
LOCAL
ITEM S.
Additional locals on 2d png«
Grass need lit Kuowltou's.
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At Masonic Hull Saturday nignt.
Levi Smith, of the hay, was in
to ’vn Saturday.
T. F. lenuissou is doing a gen­
eral hauling business.
Qiaudpa Dean celebrated his
eightieth birthday Inst Tuesday,
George Flanagan, of Marshfield
was over to this place yesterday.
Largest stock of trunks and ya
lices in town just received at C. W
Martin’s.
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Chi stain» is near. Mncy & Moore
will sell their jewelry at reduced
prices for the next two weeks.
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D. N. McNair, son of David
McNair of near Myrtle Point, is at­
tending the academy in this place.
A full assortment of ladies’ coats
and jackets just received at C. VV.
Martin’s. Call early and get your
choice.
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Miss Addie Snyder, of Marsh­
field, is over visiting her grand­
parents, Mr. aud Mrs. VV. W. Hayes,
o f this city.
Macy A Moore offer for sale
their wall paper, paint- and oil de­
partment, This is u good business
for small capital.
Mr. Hicks, the photographer,
who now occupies the Wilkins gal­
lery, is making three dozen Btamp
photos for 50 cents.
Geo. O. Pope, of the Fishtrap
section, was a Coquille City visitor
ou Saturday and .made lasting
acquuiuteuce with the H erald .
A p p l f . b o x e s — The LyonB mill,
in this city is prepared to tarnish
npplebux patterns, b u w u to per­
fect sizes and leughts at usual
prices.
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liev. T. J. Owen and family re­
turned to their home on tie lower
river yesterday after their attend­
ance at the protracted meetings
just closed at this place.
The copartnership heretofore
existing between the Meedames
Pike & Sugg has bpen disolved
and the business will be conducted
iu the future by Mrs. Sugg.
ZDOHsT’T
Dou’ t buy trushy Jewelry when,
for the same amount or a little
morp, you can bnv good, reliable
goods at W i l s o n J e w e l r y C o .
W a n t e d — to exchange Oregon
City and Clackamas county prop­
erty. Call or address Mrs. L. E.
Thayei, over Macy & Moore’s Phar­
macy, Coquille City, Oregon.
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Willie Cray returned from a
trip of about three months’ dura­
tion through the Umpqua valley
on Saturday. Ms is looking well
and we are glad to see him again.
MAKERS, ENGRAVERS,
OPTICIAN.'
For appleboxea, go to the Lyons
mill.
W. D. Roberts, o f Riverton, was
School Books aud nil school sup­
Two-acre tract, good house. Will
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plies at Knowlton’s.
* be sold clu-ap as owner wants in town jresioiday.
• • A f te r I w a s I n d u c e d t o t r y C A H C A * -
Holiday goods at half price for M K T S , I will n ever be w ithout them in the house.
If you waut a genuine shave by money. Call on Sanford for par­
f liver was In a very bad shape, aud niy head
two weeks at Macy & Moore’s
• a M ched
and I had stom ach trouble. Now. sin ce tak­
a real artist, go to McDonald's. ticulars.
ing C aacareu. I fe e l One My w ife has also used
Groceries at Mersey's new store. them with b eneficial results fo r sour stom ach."
Hersey, the grocer, keeps the
"Josiah's Courtship” Saturday Dry goods to arrive in the Dear fn- J o*. K.H XU LLN G, 1*21 Congress h i . St. Louis, Mo.
finest and freshest vegetables to be
night.
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| ture. Call aijd see him.
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had.
CANDY
\ious
Christmas goods rnnst he closed ^ The Academy fits studeuta to
CATHARTIC
G. W. Stewart, the liveryman of
1 -;nw pun d/qsunuiqjom ui tt • ssd / q
out—your price, Macy & Moore. * enter college.
Myrtle Point, paid Coquille City a
aq 0} pao;unjnng qjom _
brief
business
visit
Thursday.
A carload of shipkneeB was ta­
“ Josiuh’s Courtship” at Masonic
/ / o ‘hsa;jnoo ;sow;n aq; q;;m J
ken over by yesterday’s train from Hall Saturday night.
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Garden vegetables, farm produce,
pa;naj; jauio;sno fìjana pun qonm1
the upper river.
60 Days- Hawkins’ will sell batter and eggs will be taken nt
See those nice vegetables at M. | Hats and (japs at greatly reduced M. U. H jrsey’s new grocery.
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■sqjom _
H. Hersey’s. I f you purchase i prices.
»t*nt. T aste Good. Do Jno ;n ßu/nno jo ßjipuodsajjoo
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“ Josiah’s Courtship” will be Qood. N ever Blckeu. W ea **‘ ken,
or G ripe, 10c. 25c. 60c.
them they will be dpliveied free.*:
jaq;\a ßq' •noß o; ;} anoud sn ;a 1
... C U R E C O N S T I P A T I O N . ...
H. 8. Schwatka, superintendent rendered in Masonic Hall Saturday
If your hair is not just right nnd
of the government jetty at Baadon, night by Myrtle Point local talent. I B U rlln g litm ody C o n p n .y , ( b lea r*, M ontr*sl, Mew Y ork . US
■;samoj aq; ajn saouj jno _
you are bothered with dandruff,-try |
Go aDd see it.
XJJ d l l Ul US'
was in town Thursday.
N0-T0-BAC ïiïddn b , T -V. oba
r ..vj cco
*-.!d
w ‘fin;s o; ajaq oun am ‘sn a n ai/a O
Iia b - lu
Dr. Phelps’ Hair Vigor.
It is a
Fred Schetter, the telegrapher
Attorney J. W. Bennett, of
sure cure.
of Empire, came over on yester-
Clearence Sale at cost of
Have you seen those beautiful Marshfield, weut to Portland on the
•ß;unoo \ _
dry’s train and proceeded t j Ban- Gent's G olf Shirts at Hawkin’s,
dinner sets at the I. X. L. ? If Alliance, which sailed Thursday.
don by steamer.
Finest quility.
* sooQ ‘ß;iQ ai/mboQ ui ajaq ;qßi I I
not, you should go at once and
Editor E. E. Johnson, o f the
Joe Laird came in yesterday
take them io.
* Bulletin, made a flying business
The Areata arrived in Coca bay
I f you wish to mnke your best visit to Marshfield the last of the from a trip to Roseburg over the Ihursday afternoon being only 42 auop ßuinjno pun ßui;;no auo;s
Coos bay wagou-road. He saw but hours from San Francisco.
frieDd n Christmas present go to week.
ßja;auiab fo spun f/n ‘pajisop
little more snow on the mountains
Kanematz’s. He has the finest
R. E. Shioe, secretary of the
The Ladies Aid society of the uß/sap ßun ui j'apjo o; apniu a j
than
we
have
here
in
the
valley.
selection to be hod.
Southern Oregon company at Em­
M. E- church will tie and finish off
■sßuidoQ
While they guarantee that their comfortables for 50 cents each.
J. H. Flanagan, o f the Flanagan pire City, was a Coquille visitor on
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pun
sauo;spnaH
‘s;uauinuow
prices
shall
remain
the
same,
nnd Bennett Bank, of Marshfield, Friday.
Quite a lot of frieght come over auo;spun§ pun ayunjQ ‘a /q jn fw
Hawkins is offering **s premiums
took the Arcrtn which sailed Satur­
Our old friend, David Mathers, some of the most beautiful hand- from the bay the middle of the
day for San Francisco.
of near Riverton, was in town to­
week, which came up on the Alli­
Our friend John Bonewitz, of day, doing business with our mer­ painted china ware to be found iu ance-
our
city.
Myrtle Point, attended to busiuess chants.
Editor Jesse Luse, of the Marsh­
matters in town Snturdny.
Peter Crow, o f the Schroeder
Johnson’s mill near town had n
field Sun, was over to this place a
C. W. Martin’s have received slight break-down yesterday, but sbiuglemill on Halls creek, was in couple of times last week, doing
He telle us Mr.
their fall supply o f overcoats, um­ will Dot be idle ¡ d consequence town Friday.
Hammack is doing a rushing busi­ some real estate business with our
brellas, etc. Fix yourself for the very long.
ness with the mill and making a townsman and druggist, R. S.
coming winter showers.
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Knowlton.
The I. X. L, is making a spe­ first class article o f shingles.
To rent—for cash in payments cialty o f the Maher & Grosh cutler,
Our fripnd aDd former breakman
The
laigest
stock
o
f
Dolls
in
— 160-aere dairy ranch, with sepa­ every piece of which is warranted
Coquille will go at a sacrifice till on the train here,|\Vill WrenD, was
rator, 12 cows and hay.
Apply to to be what it is represented.
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entire stock is disposed of. Don’t in the big wieck near Roseburg
J. Q uick Coquille, Or
J O H N
miss
this chance o f makiog the which occurred a few days ago,
P r o p r ie t o r
I f you have a house or barn that
but
luckily
came
out
uninjured.
littlefolks happy at so small a cost.
yon want moved call on Krewson
We congratulate Will on this luck
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Macy & Moore
& Goodman they have all kinds of
as it was certainly a narrow escape.
Musical Instruments, Sheet
New Management;
tools to do the work on short no­
J. M. Byers, of Fishtrap, was in
Music. Every hing in music
New Furnishings Throughout;
Rice Murray started for Camas
tice.
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town Saturday BDd when we en­
Call on us
Commodious Sample-Rooms Attached.
quired iuto tlip cause of the broad valley with his niece, Miss Laura
Krewson nnd Goodman have
W ilson J ewelry Co.
sm ile he w oie, we found that a ten- Murray, of the Blanco hotel, Marsh­
opened up a carpenter shop in the
Ta’ le service the equal of any in southern Oregon. AH v nit' help
old school building and are pre­
As an appreciation o f the liberal pound baby girl had taken up its field, Saturday. Miss Murray goes
New Bar attached; : : Large and comfortable Office and Bending Room
pared to do all kinds of carpenter patronage Hawkins’ store is re­ abode with them on the previous
to be with her sister who is very
work.
* ceiving at the bauds of our town morniDg.
low and doubts of her recovery ex­
W anted .— One hundred couples nnd county people he has ordered
U. L. Gray, o f Myrtle Point,
n
lot
of
beautifully
hand
painted
of newly roarripd people to buy
: came down yesterday to make all ist. They made a hard drive, going
their wedding Dinner Sets from chinnwsre which he is giving as prelimenary arrangements for a day and night.
the I. X. L. Mr Gnllior has a big premuims.
play to be given iD Masonic Hall
— D e a le r in w
lot specially ordered for this pur­
The Woodmen of Myrtle Camp, Saturday night by talent of that
pose.
* nt this place will give those who city.
The posters used are the
Our new arrival, J. A. Jackson enjoy the light fantastic a chance handwork of Mr. Gray, being done
nnd family, have moved into J, S. to dunce the old year as well as with a brush. They are beauties.
MoEwen’s bouse on Hall street. the old century out and the new
S h o e s , H a t s , M e n ’s C lo th in g,
“ Christmas is coming and soon
Not having been able to secure n oues in ut their nnoual ball lo be will be here. The jolliest and best-
Groceries, Notions. Stationery, Tin and Agate Ware, Nails,
house before, they had been shelt­ given here New Years’ eve.
est old day in the year.” Mncy &
Paints, Oils, Stoues, etc.
ered ! y Rev. Mr. Brink,
For sale on easy terms— Large Moore have some holiday goods on
When a fellow’s in love, that’ s new G room House, orchard, and linnd that mast be disposed of with-
his business; W h«n a girl is in 2 to 10 acres land to suit purchaser. iu two weeks. Now is your chance
love that’s her business: and when Also 1J acres without buildings, to obtain twice as much for yonr
Men’s acd Boys’ Clothing.
Oregon Flour per sack, 85 ets.
you want a neat present for vour also 3 acres unimproved, and 2 acres money as you will be able to get
See our $ 5 t ( . $ 1 0 S t i l t s ,
Prunes, choice, per lb,.6 cts.
Sweetheart you know the place to with 3 room house and orchard, Inter.
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aud higher; Dry Goods, Notions,
Rice, 20 Ills for ¡81,
find i t
part bottom land
Shoes, Tin and Agate Ware,
The
first
snow
wo
have
seen
for
Com Meal, 10 lb sack, 25 cts.
W ilson J ewelry Co. *
R. D. S anford , Coquille.
at low prices.
nearly two years fell yesterday
Soap (laundry) 5 lo 10 bars,25cts
Josiah’s Courtship, a farcical
there
A. W. Ericson, the photographer, evening aud this morning,
Oysters (good ) per can, 20 cts.
comedy-drama, will be played in took Monday’s tram for Marshfield not havmg a flake fallen in this
Masonic Hall Saturday night by where he will take the steamer for section last winter. At present it
local talent of Myrtle Point. A his former home at Areata, Califor­ seems as though there may be
free boat will carry passengers nia. Mr. Ericson has done quite enough for the school boys to en­
from the upper river. A big house a good business in bis line at d if­ joy a little snowballing, however it
should be iu attendance.
Notice of Disolution.
ferent point in the country, mak­ is melting almost as fast as it falls.
The Woodmen o f the World, of ing a specialty of Btamp photos.
Will Darby has sold out his team­
Notice is hereby Riven that the copart­
Coquille City will give their annual
T. J. Powers, of Waco, Texas, is ing business in Coquille City to nership heretofore existing between the
Mesdnmes
Pike A Sugg, is thi<day by mu­
ball New Year’s eve. This will be our latest arrival. His family is our townsman, David Carey. Will
tual consent dissolved, and the business
a good time for those who enjoy yet at Marshfield and he is here is to assist in managing the busi­ heretofore conducted by said firm will be
this kind of sport to celebrate the hunting a location. Houses are ness for n while.
With all the carried on by Mrs. Sage, v?ho assumes all
and will collect all accounts.
coming in of the new year as well very scarce in this town, but we promptness and courtesy with obligations
Dated this 16th day of Nov. 1900.|
M rs . G. E. P ikb .
ns that of thb new .century.
think we will be able to find a shel­ which this business has been car­
M rs . V. M. Suoo.
ried on in the past, the changing
ter
for
th°ra.
Mr.
Powers
is
a
C. A. Gage, o f the Clyde, is now
of
hands
will
not
detract
from
its
farmer
and
we
hope
he
may
see
fit
Treasurer’s Notice.
receiving oranges and lemons di­
former effiemey and painstaking
rect from the growers, sent fresh to mnke hiB future home in Coos
care
in
serving
tbs
public.
county.
OTICE is hereby given that all County
from the orchards which have
IN
Warrants endorsed prior to J»n. i*
never been kept in large quantities
1898, will be paid on presentation at ray
R. S. Knowlton, our popular
Our city 1ms rpcipved 15 new
office
in
Coquille
City,
Coos
county,
Oregon.
in warehouses to heat, and other­ druggist is having the lumber for gasoline lamps of 500 candle power
No interest will be allowed after Now.
wise damage the fruit, but are kept a new dwelling put on the ground which will be placed at most advan­ 1 1900.
This 25th day of Nov., 1900.
moving right from the orchards to and will begiu the erection
ot a tageous points which will give our
J. B. DCLLEY,
the consumer. He orders in large more commodious home in the little city an entirely different ap-
County Treasurer.
quantities and will be able to sup­ near future. He has purchased pearence. These are quite equal
G r o c e r ie s a n d N o tio n s .
ply dealers who wish to keep up lots of J. A Lose, near Davy Lowe’s to the electric Arc light, and this N d l ic i; l o i ll « 1; C l l i i e t i * o l C o q i i l l l c
« II)
with the times and keep the best. residence to which he will move! number will mrke the principal
M a c k in t o s h e s , R u b b e r B o o ts & S h o e s
order of the Board of Trustees of
present building, to make part of our town with its system of the By Town
FALL AND WINTER GOODS A SPECIALTY.
of Coquille City, Coos Tounty,
Our town needs more tenement his
room
for
the
new
one
on
the
lots
walks
almost
as
easily
to
go
about
Oregon:
houses. Our population is grow­
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
all
smrs
due
in at night as in daylight.
ing faster than buildings are being now occupied.
tne Town for water rnnst be paid in advance
Booms to let. Apply to H ehai . d .
The Academy has come to stay.
Sour Stomach
Suburbai) Property!
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COQUILLES
J.W.LENEVE, Dry
Dr. Moore requests settlement
of all accounts due him by the close
o f October. After that, he will be
compelled to place all unsettled
accounts in the hands of an attor­
ney for collection.
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R. D. Sanford’s real estate
agency consummated seyoral deals
last week, among which were lots
7 and 8 in block 18 of Elliott’s ad­
dition to Geo. O. Leach; J. A Luse,
lots near Lowe's to Ii. S. Knowlton
nnd J. E. Master’ s lot near the
Piesbyteriau church to J. W. Krew-
BOD.
Little Flossie Manspll had quite
a narrow escape from serious in­
jury last week by a horse kicking
at her in play. She was close to
the animal nnd one foot went on
each side o f her ns it kicked up,
anil when its feet camp to the
ground, one foot came down on her
foot iuHscting a painful bruise,
but not seriously inguring the
member.
pnt up, and a great many country
It will net be a surprise to any
C. M. Skeels who came beie re­ folks wishing to move to town dur­
cently with his family from Co- ing the winter for school, church who are at all fnmilnr with the good
qnille, and purchased W. H. How­ and social advantages are nnable to qualities of Chamberlain’s Cough
ard’s store, has in turn sold out be accommodated as they shonld Remedy, to know that people every­
to Elder Geo. C. Carl, who will be. There is no investment o f where take pleasure in relating
take charge o f the busiuess, prob­ which we know that would give their experience in the use of that
ably about the first of next month better retuns than would nest and splendid medicine and telling of
when the stock is redneed to a moderately expensively constructed the benefit they have received from,
it, of bad colds it has cured, of
certain nmouut, Mr. Skepls and cottages to rent.
threatened attacks of pneumonia it
family will return to Coquille.—
Newberg Graphic.
W. C. Benham has bought out has averted and of the children it
has saved from attacks of croup
The Garfield Hotel at Marshfield the barn and livery interests of j and whooping cough. It is a grand,
Col
Harry
of
this
city
and
will
is being reopened by Barzee Bro’s,
good medicine. For sale by R. S.
recently from Salem. The new now do a general teaming, livery 1
Knowlton.
managers, are making considerable BDd feed business at the same
changes in the
house aDd have ; stand. This is a new and large . Capt. O. R Willard came down
already made a good impression I barn, and contains all necessary ; from his place yesterday morning
on the public. The dinning de­ ; equipments to carry on a first-class I with his new steamer “ Welcome”
partment, run on the European business, just which Mr. Benham to go on her regular run between
plan, is said to be equal to the will conduct. While we are sorry this place and Myrtle Point, leav­
average first-class restaurants of j to lose Mr. Harry as one among > ing Coquille City in the morning.
Portland or Frisco and evidently our bnainess firms, we are pleased Our townsmnD Sammy McAdams
the same can soon be said of the ! to greet cne so well quallified and is his chief engineer, and she
lodging rooms, as they being thor­ | capable of filling his place bs Mr. starts off with a promising business.
oughly ovei hauled, however the j Benham. The public can rest as- He dispensed with his chain geer
two depaitraeots nre run independ­ | snred of good service when he is and adopted an entirely different
employed.
ently of each other.
plan. The power ia now trans­
mitted from the engine to the stern
wheel by means of a single shaft
acted npou by Ihepiston at the front
end, while the other end operates a
level pmion in the center of the
wheel’s shaft. He informs ns that
this plan works all right, giving no
particular trouble, being as easily
operated as though working a pro­
peller.
Don’t forg et
WhenVisiting the County Seat that
HAWKINS’ STORE
Rev. J. M. Hunter closed n re­
vival meeting nt the Christian
church last Sunday night which
Imd been running for three weeks.
This has been a grand meetmg,
Mr. Hunter beiDg equal to the
ardoua task of conducting this kind
of a meeting in a real spiritual
manner. Tlrnre hnve been seven­
teen accessions to this congregation
beside fruits from good seed sown
yet to appear.
Election ot Officers.
The following are the officers
elected by Myrtle Camp, Woodmen
of the World, of ibis city for the
ensaing term : Edwin F. Schroeder,
C. O.; D. H. Johnson, A . L .; A. 1.
Sherwood,
Bankers; John
G.
SlmmouH, Clerk; T. A. Schroeder,
Escort; Mark Morraa, Watchman;
Geo. A. Robinson, Sentry; J. C.
Simmons, manager for 18 months
sod Frank E. Schroeder, manager
for 12 months.
on the first day of each month, nnd if not
paid at the expiration of ten days thereaf­
ter the water will be shut off and one dol­
lar will bo charged for turning the same on
again.
Witness ray hnnd this 10th day of Oc-
W. C. C hasm .
tober, 1900.
Recorder of Coquille City.
Qhiflgles! Ingles! HOLIDAY GOODS!
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Holiday Presents.
is h t r a p
s h in g l e m il l
w il l
furnish first-el»»« Shingles nt Coquille
for $1.75 per M.
Dimension shingles fumised on special
orders.
Wm. Rich, Agent nt Coquille.
Capt. McCIoskey, Steamer Reta.
Capt. Panter, Steamer Dispatch.
Liberal disoount for hauling, if purchased
at the Mill.
I. f . I \ M i s.
Gold W atches, Chains,
Gold Pens,'
Rings, Sil-I
F. S. Slagle,
ver Novel­
Merchaqt Tailor,
ties, Fancy
O c a v i i l l e C i t y O r . ' Clocks, brick Pins, Cut(
Glass, Broches, Brace-1
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Vlatt DR. JORDAN’S
{
lets, etc. W e respect­
Museum of Anatomy1
fully solicit an exam­
|i:s:
sr. bit cu :% o r
<1
W. F. KENNEDY. ination of our stock and prices.
: Will do general rutting. Atting and manu­
facturing of highgrade men’ s clothing
iu up-to-date style.
A splendid lot of pateins from which yon
may mnke your selection.
Soecial attention mven to cleaning clothing
xjlszzt
a
cal
The L a rg est - f it* kind la I k « W erlA.
r . ere con tln u .-iy adTin* tew
me a n t le.rn h .,» »w ider* jliv ym, ere made
l a n d bow ( . .r a id ». «> ■*• and d *«••» I f j o .
»ufTer from any o t the b l» o f men tutmo to l b .
! .ideal SpeetaUat on th . r a c ila < oaa<
I
C a n tu .-a ll«' (r*. and •; 'e t 1? priva » Treatmi
m y la trar
h T P I I I I I t tharow glily
d a v t - m »1 *horn u .m * M a r a w r y .
Byers—On Fi«htrap, Nov. 16, 1900, to Mr*
and M rs./ . M. By era. a c* i r l Lit r .
O ffe r s tlie b e s t B a r g a in s
Dry Goods and Ladies’ and Gents’
Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
N
I n it i o n i » * V I-K IT 1T E D I«
Rn*«el--Near Coquille City. November 3,
*1900, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bussell, a
daughter.
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