Coquille City herald., April 30, 1901, Image 4

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Tozier-Martln.
T H E
ft tick Rich Digging-
W AN TE D - A C T IV E MVN OK G O O D
character to d eliver uml collect in Oregon
for old establiahed m anufacturing whole-
bale bou*e.
a year, »are |wiy. H on-
•aty more than experience required, « ‘o r
reference, any bank iu any city . Lnclae-
fk-lf-addreKHeu «tam ped envelope. Mann«
fmjturerM, T h ird Floor. 334 D earborn BL
^ Chicago.
j
UTTLE TEMPERANCE HOUSE
The marriage of Miss Mabel C. 1 Mis. Joseph Fox received nj
Martin of Crrswcll to Lester M. letter, some time «go, written by '
| Tozier was celebrated last eveuing her sou, Ernst Fox, at Cape Nome, I
Church Directory.
at the home of the grooms parents, under date of Dec. 19th, 1900, in
C o q u ille C ity - O r e g o n .
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Tozier of Four­ which lie said that lie nml partners
D e n u I /- l a D I o o J D e e p .
Episcopal C hurch.— E piscopal
nervier** teenth aud Hilyard streets, at 8 had made
two unsuccessful at­
Clean blood mean» a elean »V/n. N o
w ill he held at St. Jatoes church, C oqu ille
First-clnss iu every respect; courteous treatment.
Transient and reg beauty
.
o
’clock.
The
drawing
ropins
were
without
it. Caecaret», Candy Cathar­
tempts
to
rendi
Good
Hope,
in
the
C ity the third Sunday in each m onth.
ular Boniding aud Lodging.
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, b y
\Vm. H oraefall, Pastor. tas'efully embellished with graceful Arctic, and tlmt at tiius of writtiuu
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im-
M E. C hurch. South: P rea ch in g on 2nd, festoons of ivy and Oregon grape. they had secured nu ludinn gu ile
» V i.,» , i
purities from the body. Begin t o d a y to
3d and 4th Sandaya at 11 a. in. and 7:80 p.
First street—east end o f bridge.
\V l u t e L n o o r . banj8|, pimples, boils, blotches, blackhead»,
AND ENCYCLOPEDIA.
ro. Sunday-school every
Sunday at 10 A large wedding bell fashioned from 1 and were about to make another |
----------------—--------- , and that sickly bilious com plexion by taking
o 'c lo c k . Senior Epwortli L eagu « at €¿10, p. smile* served as a canopy under attempi.
News received last week
Cascarets,—beauty fo r ten cent». A ll drug­
<A SiiH stictl Volume o f F id s m i
m. Junior League at 8:80.p. in Prayerm eet-
wif-vrw tVTirw gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c. 50c.
which the eontrncting parties stood from Nome by (be 8 . F. Examiner
ing Thursday even ing at 7:80.
Figures Contiining Over 600 P ijes.
while
lo
o
iviug
the
nuptial
blessing.
0 . A. H yatt, pastor.
sfiys that Jim McTayish, Ernest
Christian C hurch—Service* every L ord 's Rev. W. B. Holliugshead, pastor of Fox and Andrew Donnelly hail re­
S u m m o n s .
O V E R i,ooo TO PICS.
Day as follow s: P reaching at 11 A. iu. and
Humphrey
M
<
in.»rial
M.
E.
church,
turned
to
Nome
from
the
Arctic
7:30 p, in; L o rd ’ s Supper, 12 to 1J:1A; B iblo
O V E R 10,000 F A C T S .
IN T H E C I K C U ir O O t'H T O F T H E
School. 10 u. m ;C .E . Prayer m eeting. 6:80 officiated.
on Feb. 17ib, after Donnelly had j
S T A T E O F O liE G O N IN AND F O ll
p . in. W ednesday—Mid-week prayer m eet­
T H E C O U N TY O F C OOS.
A small reception and the serving i both bia feet badly frozen and his
SPECIAL FEATURES-.—
and Mrs. J. M. Walker, Proprietors. •:•-<• R achel
ing, 7:80p. ni. The p ublic ia oordially invited
U ntied«* P lain tiff
) Snit in » q -
of
an
elaborate)
wedding
banquet
pHrlners had to pack him nenrly !
to attend all services. J bsbk M . H unter ,
vs.
r nity fo r
The
census
of
M inister. followed
the ceremony.
Many all the way hack.
John W . llutli dge D efen d an t. ) d iv o rc e .
(9CO. National
A . E . C h u rch .—P reach in g aervice every
T o J ohn W. R utledge, the above en titled
McTnvish aud his partners were
la t, 3rd and f>th. Sunday at 11, a. in. and valuable and useful wedding pres­
and State elec­
d efend ant:
were tendered tho newly the fiist to get over the divide into j
and 7,80 p. in Sunday s ch o o l every Sunday ents
In tho ninno o f theHtnte o f O regon yon
tion
r
e
t
u
r
n
s
.
at 10, a. in. Epworth League, »> 30 p. m. wedded.
Mr. and Mrs. Tozier will the Good Hope country, aud they
art* hereby notifl* d that yon are required to
Fourcenturiesof
Prayer m eeting every Tuursday evening at
n
jp
e a r and answer the com p lain t tiled
7.30. A special inyitatioii is exten d ed to the reside in this city ur Mr. Tozier is are tho ouly mushers who went on
American prog­
against you in tho above entitled »uit in
p ublic to attend all services.
salesman at the Great American Tea the big stampede who have re­
which
Raehel U n tied«» is plaintiff and you ,
ress.
Political
M. O . B r is k ,
J ohn W. R u tled ge, are d efend ant, w ithin
C o’s, store.
turned to Nome. They were on
Pastor.
record
of
1900
six
weeks
from date o f tho fl.a l p u b lica tion
» -a»» • - ----- ----
the trnil seven weeks.
c f this sum m ons t<* w it: within »ix weeks
( c o n v e n t io n s
A t B axdom - 1 ho Advent Christian church
Port Orfnrd Ttibune:
Sheriff
from tho 12th day o f F b r a a i y , 11)01, and
The party staked several claim.-)
meets in S w ift’ s hall each L o rd ’ s D ay.
and platforms).
i f you fail to appear and answer on or b e -
M orning services at 11 o’ clock a. m . and Walker, nud Bert Walker, nrrived and
at*
than,
McTnvish says he
American rule in
I fo r - j the 23rd ay o f A rii 1301, the l*»t
evening «»ervioe» at 7:30 p. ra. All invited.
up
from
Gold
Beach
last
Friday,
1 dav o f the tim e prescribed in the ord er o f
started away from "the best country
I hven D upbay ,
the Philippines.
: publication, a ju d gm en t will be tak en
Elder. en route to Salem with James Gib- 1 ever came across in ray life."
N ew
govern-
nun ins t you for want th ereof, and the plnin-
sou, who had been adjudged insane. His party met ou the divide Frank
S
S
2
2
8
3
S
&
2
Í
! tiff will apply to tho court for the relief
mints of Porto Rico and Ha­
L O C A L ITEM S.
Mr. Gibson is a pioneer resident o f Otter and his party. They were
dem anded in her com p la in t, a su ccin ct
waii. Polar exploration in (900
j statem ent o f which is hh follow »: that the
Condit ion of the South African
W. H. Smith, of C oob river, Gold Beech, perhaps sixty years of caught in a terrible blizzard on
! m arriage con tract now existin g betw een
j plniutiff and defendant be dissolved, and
war. Pan-American E xpo itio.i
came over and returned by Wed­ age. He hns been more or less an the divide soil n tn o o f the party
' for the custody o f the m inor ch ild o f »a id
invalid during the past thirty years, had their had» and feet frozen.
cf 1901. China— Its present con­
k
nesdays’ train.
j m arriage.
aud, although uutil receutly, of They had to lay for thirtysix hours
! Service o f thia sum m on» is m ade by p u b ­
dition and itatus among nations.
Attorney 8.
D. Pullford, o f j sound mind, has had the faithful
lication in pursuance o f an order m ade b y
iu their sleeping bags.
Roster of general officers o f the
| L. ! In dock er, C ounty Jud ge fo r Ono»
Myrtle Point, hud business iu Coq- care nud attention o f hia brother,
McTavinh is reluctant to discuss
Regular U. S. Arm y, 1789—(900.
• com ity. Oregon, dated March 8th, 1301,
uillo Thursday.
M. B. Gil sou, during nil those the subject of the trnil in. It
j and directing p ublication o f the name in
the C oquille City i I rkali . a veekl.v new s-
Last week he developed costs him $150 for au ludinn
E. C. Green, o f Myrtle Point, years.
j paper puhli»hod at C oquille City in C o o »
j cou n ty, O regon, for a period o f six week».
was r visitor to Coquille Wedues- unmistakable evidence o f iusnoi'.y, guide. He states that the country
A. J. S jikbwood .
and continued very violent up to is full of gold,
dny of last week.
hut the creek
Attorney for plain tiff.
the time ho left Port Orford. His where the strike was made is all i
Facts that e v e ry patriot
The H ekald will order the San case is evidently hopeless, and the
Francisco Call for you giving you remnindsi ot bis life will be passed staked.
and v oter o u g h t to k n o w .
According to the stories extaut
a liberal clubbing rate.
in the asylum.
and o f the most reliable origin,
Martin
Randletnnn, o f Bear
the strike is destined to be the
— FROM—
A Ccir.posiilon on Editors.
creek, returned from a visit to
biggest and greatest in extent
Marshfield by Wednesday’s traiu.
since the foundation o f Nome aud
Postpaid to so y address ,
A Pennsylvania schoolboy is said
Price
discoyery o f Auvil creek. j
D. J. Lowe, Sr., o f the lower to have produced the following es­ the
THE W ORLD, |
There are Old Glory. Pennell, \
river, greeted friends in C’oqaille say on the editor:
“ Newspapers
PoUluef Btdf., N tv York.
City Thursday and Friday of last are sheets of paper on which stuff Maloney aud Good Hope creeks.
They are said to be goldbeariug,1
week.
is printed. The men look over the easily worked, with an occasional
L ost —A K. ot P. watch charm, paper to see if their names isn’t in nugget to liDe the pnu of the ven- |
Ooos Buy News.
triangular in sliapo, with usual K. it, and women use it to put ou turesomo prospector.—Coos Bay
A hook and ladder outfit, for the
o f P. inscriptions. Finder will be shelves. I don’t know how news­
fire department, nrrived on the
IIOSIl Acres— # Miles in Length
News.
liberally rewarded by leaving the paper men come into the wolld. I
Alliance from Portland, yesteiday.
don’t think God knows. The Bible
same at this office.
250 Million Tons
Dora Items-
Miss Elsie Bennett left for Port­
Mrs. S. 8. Eveison, of Bandnn, says nothing about editors, and I
land on Alliance, and will continue
.Richest Gold-Bearing Quartz,
returned by Wednesday’s train have never heard of one being in
Sunshine aud showers.
her musical studies at St. Hwleu’a
ground by nature’s hand into gold-
from her trip to her former home heaven. I guess the editor is the
Corn planting is tbe order of tho Hall for a few mouths.
luden gravel, from 50 to 000 feet in
whither she had gone to settle up missing link them fellows talk about. day.
The
first
editor
I
ever
heard
of
was
Frank Haynes, who is rnnuiog
depth over the entire property. In
some business matters.
Roads sre dry ing np fast.
tlie follow who wrote up the flood.
his father's farm at Coos City, has
addition, Company owns
It. 8. Tyrrell, o f tbs Willowdale He has been bore ever since. Some
H. Clsry has left for Washing­ decided to quit making butter for
creamery, went to the bay Wed­ editors belong to tbe church and ton state, bad roads knocked him the
1 4 M IL E S
present, owiug to the low
nesday with quite a shipment of some try to raise whiskers. All of out on the first round.
in length of river bed, enih mile of
price, and will start cheese making
butter from his creamery, return­ them, are liars, at least all that I
Morlin Miller,
living on Elk this week.
which contains many millions o f
ing by Thursdays special.
know, nud I know only
one. creek, had the misfortune to have
gold, situated on the Rio Grande, in
W.
W.
R.
Glenn
died
at
his
Skin troubles, cuts, burns, scalds Editors never die, at leaet I never his dwelling house burned with all
l’uos Co., New Mexico.
and chaffing quickly heal by tiie use saw a dead oue. Sometimes the its contents ou the 16th., which home on North Coos riypr Satur­
FRESH GROCERIES AND FEED
of DoWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. It paper dies nt:d the people feel glad, wan n great loss, as he bad gotten day, aged 68 ye"rs Mr. Glenn was
OVER
is imitated. Be sure you get De- but someone else starts it up again. well fixed in the house.
The fire ■ an old lesideut of the bay, having
lived
here
about
39
years.
He
had
Editors
never
went
to
school
be­
W itt’s. It. S. Knowlton.
caught iu the roof aud no one be­
cause they never got licked.
ing at tbe house but Grandmn Mil­ no relations iu these parts, but lias
Fon S ai . e — A tine little river
Oui paper is a mighty poor one, ler, the fire got beyond bar control j two daughters living in tho east.
bottom place, one and half miles but we take it so mn can use it on and ere Mr. Miller got tbete tbe' The funeral took place at Marsh­
from town, on river bauk. Fair our pantry shelves.
Our editor house was doomed, and burnt verv field, Sunday, under the auspices
buildings,
good orchard, small don’t amout to much, but pa says he rapidly as at 2 or 3 o ’clock the of B I u d c o Ledge, No. 48, A. F. A
fruits, etc. Call at the H eiuld had a poor chance when he was a wind fanned the firs which made A M.
office.
boy. He goes without underclohes rapid work of distruction.
S u b -1 Capt. Rolit Jones, master of the
aud tug Hunter, on tbe Umpqua, was
G. W. Trumbull, and family, who iu the winter; wears no socks ard ecriptions were circulated
have spent nearly a year at the hns a wife to support him paw hasn’t somethiug like 160 dollars in in town Inst week, and informed us
Newport mines, came over Wed­ paid his subscription for five years rooDey and bedding were secured. thnt lie wonld soon take the tug to
nesday and proceeded to Bandon and says he don’t intend to.’’— Ex
J. D. Bennett is now working at San Francisco, where the machin­
where they will stny ftr some time
tbe Minard mill puling iu the ery and hull will be thoroughly
MADE TO
for the benetit of their health.
Is T o tlc e .
overhauled nnd new boilers put in.
machinery.
Conniiissionfr of the In i'« ] Stales,
F. Long <t Son will hnve on the
Gary Swau took two shots at a It is stated on good authority that
Bv direction of L. Harlocker, large panther tbe other day while Capt. Bob will bring back a mate
arrival of the Steamer Alliance
with him, to take chnrge of his
from Portland, 15 ltnmbler bicycles County Judge of Coos County, on the heod waters o f Elk creek.
and 5 Ideals for Marshfield, Myr­ Oregon, notic« is hereby given that
Decoration exercises at Dora boos* hold affairs nt Gardiner.
tle Point and Coquille City. Prices in pjrHuance of an act of the legis­ semetery on May 30tli at the hour
The stenmsr Empire, after cross­
by h G oclogifit and M ining Expert o f w orld ­
20, 25, 35 and $40.
Hide a Ram­ lature assembly o f the state of of one o’olock, p. m.
liey. It. Z. ing the bar, shortly after midnight,
Odd. Fellow s' B u ild in g
Oregon,
approved
Feb.
23,
1901,
all
wide rrputntion, ProfeiMor tt*n j«*iin Hilli-
bler and be up to date.
Brown will deliver the addiess.
Friday morning, got out of her
nmn, w ho spent « 3 ver. 1 l m onths th*re. then
persons whoso property hns hereto­
All are invited to meet at Dora course snd ran ashore opposite
koine connected with the United M ate« »ur-
A nice gardeu lot of about one fore been sold for taxes nnd bid in
veyiiuf corps, nnd in his official report say »;
acre in a beautifully located aud by Coos County, will be allowed to cemetery on Monday, May 6 to im­ Charleston Head, on the north side
•‘ H e IIK AIIH COUNTLESS MILLIONS OF TOM»* OT
of the entrance. Capt. Nelson’s
well sheltered place near the San- redoem tbo same at nny time before prove cemetery gronnd.
RICH ooli > quABTz reduced bv the g reat
crew, o f the life-saving station,
G aylord .
don beach will he sold very cheaply July 1st, 1901, by paying the amount
Largest and most modernly equipped parlors in the county.
forces o f nature to a con d ition ready f o r
werp promptly on hand, and rend-
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if a buyer be found anon. For fu ll! of said taxes nnd the costs of ad­
tbe application o f tho h.vdrnnlio process,
® g T A full line of Barber's supplies." © 9
while the entire bed o f the R io G rande fo r
Tho lingering cough following valnnhle assistance, running kedge
information and terms cnll at th e 1 vertising, without any penalty for
over 40 m ile« is n sluice,on the bars o f whieh
H e r a l d office.
• redemption being added.
the grippela for One Minute Cough anchors, etc. Capt. Mngenn speaks
the u »ld derived from the wearing awny o f
the gravel banks has been necu main tin g f o r
Dated at Coquille City, Oregon, Cure. For all throat and lu u g : in very complimentary terma of
com ities» ages, nnd now lies ready fo r e x ­
Mrs. Frank Saclii, o f Marshfield,
the
services
performed
by
them.
troubles this is the only harmless
this 11th. day of April, 1901.
traction by the m ost approved m ethod« o f
was a passenger by Wednesday’s
rir -r m inimi. T H E T H IC K N E S8 O F T H E
remedy that gives immediate results. The Empire was floated off with­
L. H. H azard .
train. Hho was on her was to
U I O G H A N D K G O L D G IU V K L E X C E E D *
County Clerk. Prevents consumption. R. S. Knowl­ out accident, nnd docked at Marsh­
IN MANY P LA CE S GOO F E E T . OU N E A R ­
Dairyville, where her sister, Miss
field Saturday morning.
ton.
LY T H R E E T IM E S T H A T OK T H E L I K E
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a
p
t.
IM
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Q
ls
e
n
.
Stella Elrod, has falleu sick while
BEDS IN C A L IF O R N IA . W H IL E T H E
P r o p r ie to r .
Desirable Properly At a Bargain.
JSJ A VE R AG E V A LU E P E R C U B IC Y A R D U4
ou a trip tsking orders for and
B E L IE V E D T O BE G R E A T E R IN TH E
delivering Millinery.
M E XIC O BED S TH A N IN A N T
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON
OPPOSITE DEPOT. O NEW
40
ncres
o
f
land
on
county
road
T H E R SUCH A C C U M U L A T IO N S Y E T
F. A. Tozier, our tnaihle man,
DISC >V E R ED .
|
one
mile
fiom
Court
House
and
returned Tuesday of last week
“ I have m ade a reconnaisnnoe o f the
Coquille City.
11 acres is rich
whole o f thi« gravel a lon g the R io G ran d e,
from a trip to Eugene whither he
J bottom land, partly under culture
and have exam ined with all the care ponai-
had gone to atteod the wedding of
ble in the tim e at my com m an d the ch nrao-
and above ordinnry flood mark.
bis son, Lester, sn account of
ter o f the gravel nnd it« Content» o f gold .
Good running water on the place
Book
and
Commercial
Work
in
the
neatest
and
latest
styles-
N O T H IN G . I a .M PE RSU AD ED , S IN C E
which is giveD iu another columu.
* HE D IS C O V E R Y O F C A L IF O R N IA AND
| Ollier improvements not considered. Cali at the HERALD office.
Our
prices
are
right.
A U STR ALIA , 18 COM P A R A B L E F O R IT S
Robert Mavitv, an aged and re­
Terms, 1400 dollars. Oue half
M E A SU R A B L E R ESOU RCES O F G O L D
spected citizen of Halls creek,died down, balance in three annual in­ M. D Landis.
A V A IL A B L E b y the hydraulic process t o
D. F. Dean
tbe de» p p la c e r»o f the R io Grande.*9
ou the 20th iust and was buried at stallments. Inquire of A. B oyrie .
O ther report« from em inent m in ing e x ­
Myrtle Point on the following Suu-
Coquille City, Oregon.
perts o f national reputation p ronounce the
property o f this Com pany tho richest a n d
ay. The funeral was conducted
m o«t extensive known.
"I have been troubled with indi­
y the Rev. Thomas Bsrklow. Mr.
Mavity leaves a wife, son aod gestion for teu years, have tried
Capital Stock $2,000,000.
.daughter to mourn his death, who many things and spent much money
F l ’ LLY PAID AlfD NON-ASH EMMA BLK, P A ft
¿lave the eympathy of the entire to no purpose until I tried Kodol
VALUE 1 1 EACH SHARK.
Dyspepsia Cure. I have taken two
•commnnity.
bottles and gotten more relief from
O ne h alf the entire Capital S tock has been
(Card. W ill McCloskoy, of the
placed in the tr**a»nry o f C om pany a» «
them than all other medicines takeu
steamer Reta, received a tine new
w orking Capital. T o «‘ « » a n p i r f•* n r r r n *
I feel more like a boy than I have
« N r j « l l l o l i r » iiim I | »ln rr o ii t h e r a v e r
boiler last Wednesday for the new
felt in twenty year»." Anderson
h«-t< » e v e n a l g o t « ! »leaaaaa ( I r f d f M ,
Having
quite
a
thorough
and
general
kneodedge
of
all
classes
of
property
in
boat which he has in course of c o d -
the C om pany now offers
Riggs of Sunny Lane, Tex.
Thou­ ('mss county, and having placed ouroolvea in a position to offer a good variety of
iStvqctton at Mr. Roy’s placeasliort
sands have testified ns did Mr. timtserland«, farms, dairy ranches, town lota ami businesses for sale, we offer our
A L im ited N cmber of its S harer
distance above town.
The boiler
services to intending settlers, as we feed confident we can do them a goo.I service.
Riggs. R. S. Knowlton.
We also solicit farms, timl>erlands, town property, etc., for which you wish buyers.
is 60*30 inches and is well built,
Saddle Horses of beat quality always on hand. Good Rigs in readi­
oeingfrom the factory Wolff A
$ 1 0 0 Rewrad S 1 C 0 .
ness for special trips. In fact, a general Stage and Livery business.
/w ick er, of Portland.
There is
The reader« o f »hi« paper w ill b e pleased
Accommodations for Traveling men a speciality.
d o question but
the captain wili Li le»rn thnt there i* at le ««t one dreaded
have a flue craft when completed. diaeaae that science lies been «h i* to co re in
«11 it« «tatraa, end th e! i« C «t»rrti.
H e ll'«
AFTER SALE OF WHICH 1'RICE
W. A. G o o d m a n .
T. J. K rew son
You will waate time if you try to Catsrrh Care is th e o n lv p o sitire core known
to the medienl fra tern ity. C stsrrh beina «
M IL L BE ADVANCED TO
cure »digestion or dyspepsia by constitutional disease requires l con stitu ­
starving yourself. That only makes tional treatment. H a il's C stsrrh C ore is
$1.00 PER SHARE,
internally, a ctin g d irectly upon the
The Hrn.ALP has made arrangements with the managements of the fol­
it jrorat when you do eat heartily. taken
Idlest nnd nm cons surfaces o f the system,
lowing-named
publications
for
clubbing
purposes
on
the
terms
given
be­
A pplications « h o o t j be sent p rom p tly.
Y o u always need plenty of food thereby destroying the fou n da tion o f the
W rite fo r prospectus. M a k a ck ick t, m on ey
COQUILLE CITY, O R
properly digested, kodol Dyspepsia disease and giving th e patient strength by low :
order« payable to
building an the oonstitntion and Assisting The Commoner (TV. J. Bryans paper) nnd the H f * ald . in advance..$2 00
Cure is the result of years of nature in doing its work. T he proprietors
acientiftc research for something hare so much faith in its r a r s t ir e powers, The Weekly Examiner and Haasim......................................................... 2 50
Housemovers, Builder*, Contractors and general carpenters.
they offer One H undred D ollars for The Weekly Oregonian and HrnAi.n....................................................... 2 0 0
tt>at would digest not only some that
any case that it fs ils to rare. Rend far list
Estimates on all work furnished free on short notice.
The Oregon Agriculturist and Rural North West................................. 1 75
elem ectsof food but every kind. f testim onial«- Address.
F . i . C H E N E Y A C ».,
Western Poultry News (Lincoln, NeO.) and H frald ............................. 1 50 M’ e will be able to take contacts on brick work and furnish brick as early
And it is the one remedy that will
T o le d o , O.
as the weather will admit their being burned.
Pacific Homestead and H m ald ............................................................... 2 25
do it, K H. Knowlton.
[eV R old hr druggists. 75 cents,
New York World (Thricc-a-week) and H erald ................................... . 2 15
fa ll’ « Family Fills are Ins best.
TUESDAY. Al’KUi. 3 0 , 1901 .
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ALKER S STUDIO « i »
C F R O N T ST R E E T ** .
Coquille City, Oregon.
Latest and finest styles of finish.
All Work Guaranteed.
1
M erchant t a il o r
F. S. Slagle,
A Political Register.
Coquille, Oregon.
I Cleaning and Repairing neatly
done.
Standard American Annual. |
25 cts.
AN INCOME FOR LIFE
Greatest of
Gold Properties
THIS
IS fi REMINDER
THAT
Hawkins will receive by return
“Mandalay ” a new line of Dress
Goods, Trimmings, Ready­
made Skirts Everything
in Dry
Goods.
ir a Million D o lla rs
We
have
moved
to
our new
quarters.
For Dividends
EEAD THE PROOFS:
United Stales Official Eeport
GENERAL LAND OFFICE. WASH­
INGTON. D C„
Marshall McDonald, Proprietor.
Cleanliness is our Watchword.
LONE STAR
For all kinds of
Job
DEAN
i
P r in tin g -
k LANDIS,
D E A L E S TA TE BROKERS,
C o q u i l l e , O re g o n .* !* ^
Keeps only pure W ines and Liquors
and Fine Cigars.
The Americus Club W h isky is one
of the specialties served in these
Clubrooms.
ROSEBURG-MYRTLE POINT
STAGELINE.
DARLAND « FENTON.
PROPRIETORS.
G reat C lubbing O ffers.
at 5
0 c . Elan
KREWSON à GOODMAN.
Rio Graude
Placer Gold Mining Co.
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i7 EXCHANGE PLACE. BOSTON. M
ASS