Coquille City herald., June 04, 1901, Image 2

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The „C lyde” Billard Parlors is the place to spend your leisure m oments.
A ll kinds of soft drinks and fine cigar.
Oue, n big strong looking Indian,
Cuba Has Accepttd Platt Amendment-
Landis Still at Larga.
Cams From Butte.
made up hi* mind that lie wanted
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PU BUSHED EVERY TUESDAY my sculp; be rushed at me with a '
Havana,
May 29. — The l ’latt
M. D. I midis. I he suspected
They did not talc«* the elevator, hut
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big knife.
C oin gun shot him in the nnn nilment was accepted by the murder <tf J B. Eudiiily is still at ‘ briskly numuted the marble stairs to
1). F. De alt, E d i t o r a n d P r o p r i e t o r , shoulder, and Summer« shot him Cuban Constitutiui al Convention large, mid while tunny inm ois are the third fl »or, Louis, making play-
through the bowela, and still he yesterday by a vote of 15 to 14. afloat in repaid it) Ids whereabouts, ; ful thrusts with hi- cane at imagin-
'County Official Paper.
_________ __________
__ cume on.
He made a slash at me TLo actual vote was oil acceptiug w# fear that he is well out of the ary chulh n v* rs, and Mattie with a
Devoted la «He material and social up with liis knife, which I knocked out the majority report of the comn it- way. His thorough knowledge of yery much assumed air of noncha­
^ftd^M^«^<^^y*Keneriiuv.*>artA°alar^ of h» h» “ <* Wlt.!l
lfcfl- When bo tee on relations, which embodied the the country, aud being a stioug lance, us if she collie there every day,
Subw rtaptioD , p * r y e a r , in a d v n n o e , f l . f i O K r a P p l © d for his knife agian I pulled amendment, with explanations on man pliisicully
and exceptional nud the bulldog, who looked really
=
one of the derringers and shot him certain clauses.
walker, makes I.is chances for es- the most concerned of the three.
r IIIW f t p P I t i* kept on file at E. C. D IK E ’S
The Radicals made a hard fight capr fairly good.
1 I I I n f ftl l i l l Advertising Atfcucy, Gl and 65 in the bead, the ball entering one
They entered the county clerk’s
~
1CUUO, <'
temple and coming out at the other.‘ at the list moment, and Senors
A moye is on foot to have a good office, and the bulldog flopped down
-----,
— . . . — .
He then turned and ran 20 feet, fall- JPortuondo, Gomez and Tamayo bit- reward offered for his capture w ith on the marble floor and went to
iug dead among the Indians killed terly oriaigned the Conservatives, the hope of bringing him to ju s­ sleep during the proceeding of
Die Bloody Baptism ol Battle Rock.
by the cannon.
Senor Tamayo was particularly tice.
issuing a marriage license. Louis
"The other brave went for Eagan vindictive und declared that every-
There are two other parties who Buechler ami Mattie Anderson who
Correspondent Portland Telegram. whose musket missed fire, as the body who voted in favor of the
have been in this section for the hail from Butte, were united in
Port Orford, Or., May 5.—June Indian wns in the act of fining an Platt amendment was a traitor to
puipose o f looking at the country, wedlock by Deputy Clerk C. F. * ff.
f 12 sack lot. Positively the best for |
9, wrili mark a meu>etable event iu arrow in his bow. Eagan hit him his country. The convention com­ nnd who have been known to have Emery. Buechler is a merchant * *
over
tho
head
with
the
barrel,
bend­
J the money, and equal iu its flavor j
pelled him to retract this statement. been in his company, w ho have dis­ in Butte. The young couple will
the history of pioneer life on the
ing it. Stuuucd
from the blow,
to 7 to 8 cent grade. Money back if?
Pacific Coast. Fifty years ago, on Eagan jumped at him, took away On several occasions personal en­ appeared from here and no trace visit Colorado and California before
not so. Per pound
counters seemed imminent.
»ettling down on their native Mon-
has
yet
been
found
<
f
them,
and
the morning o f June 9, 1851, there his bow. aud then jumped back,
3
«--»•«■ --
strong suspicion rests upon Landis tana.heutli.- Deseret Evening News
landed on the beach just below the turned bis musket end dealt him
Murderers Sentenced-
<4 *
tu the minds of many of our peo­
5 sack lot. One of the most delicious 3
hills where Port Orford now stands three or four blows with the butt,
) K SALE -147 Acres of LanJ. L mile mM
ple that these two have suffered the
Philadelphia, May 29.—The three fate of Eudaily at his hands. The
from Norway. Coos county. Known a M
of all fruit. Formally a luxui v now '**
nine men, whose thrilling experience knocking him entirely off the rock
as
the
MoOlary
I
lace.
For
pntionlars,
call
men convicted of murder in the parties referred to are a M r. Farley, on
[ cheap as dirt, per pound..
constitutes oue of the most interest­ in:o the sen.
HENKY GRADY
- 6
“ The next day a parley ensued, second degree for the killing of we believe of Portland, aud a Mr. ju»0i24
Norway, Ore
ing chapters of Oregon’s pioneer
resulting in a truce. The Indians Father Iiiegcl, of Cheltenham, by Thompson, of Minuesotu. It is to
history.
Fott S a l e - Two o f the most
Battle Rock, visible from every were permitted to carry off their the administration of “ knock-out be hoped that a good reward will beautiful garden lots iu Cnquille
......
( Apples, sun dried.............. . . . .
City, well improved and neat,
4 cJ
part of the town ami far out at sea dead, about 23, except one, the fel­ drops,’’were sentenced today. Steve be offered for bis apprehension.
^ Evaporated pears.............. . . . . n ic^ k
by reason of its location near the low in the red shirt. An ludinn Brvan was sentenced to 15 years
small house. Inquire at the H er ­
1 Petite prunes....................
ald office.
center of the beautiful crescent har­ ¿»ave'the body a kick and jvith a and “ B ob” Brvan and Jneol^Wynue,
SUDDEN PASSING AWAY.
bor, is separated from the shore by^, grunt left it. This excited tho cur- 20 years each. Ella ^Barrett and
W a n t e d - To trade four nice lots
about 30 yards of smooth beach, iousity of the party when, on closer Fannie Miller, wlio pleaded guilty W. B- Y/cod. Cciririaruer ol Bar.don Post, C. in Bandon for a team of horses.!
under water at high tide. It rises inspection they found that he hud» nu accessories, were sentenced to two
Horses must be young and not
A. R , Answers to the Last Roll Call.
( Genuine imported Italian Noodles
like a huge whale, head toward the been a white man— a former Hud- years and a fine of $500 each.
weigh less than 1200 pounds. In-
| Save your.time and paMence by us-
sea, sides perpendicular, ton height sou’s Bay Company man. Ship­
quire at this office.
W.
B.
Wood,
Post
Commander
Generally Delasey Forces a Battle.
ing this paste, ready prepared like
of 75 feet The rock tapers into a wrecked,and rescued by the Indians
of BatidoinPost, G. A. It., passed
We
have
made
arrongments
by
maccaruni, for soup. 4 pounds for
narrow path over its brek. On top he hud become one of them. They
Loudon, May 31.—The War Office suddenly away during Decoration w hich we can offer the king o f dairy
themselves
buried
the
body
on
the
25o.
and commanding this approach,
Day exercises at Bandon on the papers, Hoard’s Dairyman, and the
today
gave
o
u
t
the
following
dis­
there is a flat surface of 150 yards beach later on. The Indians dis­
30th irist. At the morning exer- H erald for $2. No up-to-date d a iry ­
patch
from
Lord
Kitchenor,
dated
in length by 15 yards wide, wide, posed of their dead by burning
cisps Mr. Wood had just announced man can afford to be without tliia
Pretoria, May 30:
now mostly covered with a scraggy them.
“ General Dixon’s force at Vlad- the reading of an extract from paper.
“
The
party
repulsed
two
other
growth of myrtle and dwarf pine.
Lincoln’s address at
fountein was attacked yesterday by President
F or S ale —200 acres— 120 in
Most economical and delie-
Cnptiin William Tichenor, evi­ attacks later on, each led by a big
j , Gettysburg by liev. M.’ O Brink bottom — sufficient for 25 or 30
Delarey’s
forces,
and
thero
was
ious food over produced.
dently attracted by the beauty of chief, picked out by the defenders’
aud taken his seat, when a friend dairy cows; 2 miles northwest of
severe
fighting.
The
enemy
was
j
Regular
a package!
-the harbor, the vast forests back of uuon ug riflle in turn, the death of
near
by
noticed
that
eventually driven off with heavy s*lting
town, on rail and wagon roads to
....lO c
it, and its favorable geographical each chief resulting in’ utter dernoi-
ice
his
head
was
drooping
nud
that
Marshfield. Call at premises.
loss, leaving 35 dead. I reguet that j
location to the Southern Oregon alizntion of the Indiuns.
there was something wrong with ♦if
B. G. McQuioo.
But each day brought more our casualties also were severe. |
mines, concluded to start a settle­
him when the friend reached
ment, lay out n town and build a Indians to the sceue; they guarded Tho killed and wounded numbered ! to support him and found he
Four officers were killed.” I
,
. .
road to the mines. The scheme al­ the white men closely; but the white 174.
To all whom it may concern: I hereby
On the anniversary of Lord Rob- | v*i8
breathing
his ln*t. All give
notice teat I will not >>?• responsible
man’s
strategy
was
superior
lured nine young men, whose names
( The San Salvador Pearl Sago, su-
for
any debts created or other contracts
f*,r ll‘s I s o la t io n ,
Indians’ cunning.
All erts’ entery into Johm esburg the I ” fT,,rt
were, respectively, J. M. Kirkpat­ to the
( perior to others, 4 i pounds fur 2 5 c
made i»y my wife. Mrs. Kate Sneed, nnd
cauntry
has
been
startled
bv
the
[
proved
of
oo
avalI.
ib
is
is
an
escaped.
Travel­
i’\ke this means of warning the public
rick, J. H. Eagan, J. T. Slater, of the party
news
of
desperate
and
I
TJce?5JID^
^
8/K
occurrence,
and
aguiiuit
trusting
her
on
my
account.
George Ridoubt, T. D. Palmer, ing by night through a wilderness
J. T . S nrhd .
heavy British losses within 40 miles! _ ,r’ Wood will be missed by a
Joseph Hessey, Cyrus W. Hodden, of forests and swamps, with a few
of the gold-reef city. The battle at a large circle of frieuds aud bis
sea
biscuits
for
food.
They
follow­
A
d
m
in
i
s
tr
a
t
o
r
’
s
Notice.
James Corrigan and Erastus Sum­
Fail-bank’s Laundry Soaps, 10 bars
Vladfontsin, on the Durban-Johan- old comrades, the members of the
mers. They sailed from Portland ed the coast lino, crossed the Co-
f,,r.............................................. 25c
O. A. it.
nesburg
Railroad,
reported
by
Lord
Notice
is
hereby
gi
Jen
that
the
under­
on the old steam propeller Son Gull, quille river, aud reached in an ex-
Tho “ B a b y Elephant” ............
5c
W. B. Wood was born in Walles, signed has been duly appointed adminis­
Kitchener
today,
is
the
most
serious
Captain Tichenor, June 4, 1851. hausied and famishing condition
November 5, 1816, ami moyed to trator of the estate of S h Leneve. deceased
eugagement
since
General
Clement’s
find that nil persons having claims against
landing at Port Orford, June 9. on the Umpqua, where Empire
Canada with his parents while an said estate are hereby requested to present
Their entire armament consisted of now stands. There they found a reverse at Nagallesburg. It shows infant, ami to the United States ; the same, properly verified to said admin­
Delarev is in no way
a t his resideace in Coquille City,
one United States sil-shootiog rifle, lew white men on the other side, General
five years latter, and lias been a | istrator,
( The farauus “ Crown” Taffeta silk,
Coos county. Oregoa, within six months,
three old flintlock muskets, one old who, launching their boats took” ! daunted by the capture of eleven of good and
faithful
citizeu
iu
a
from th e date of this notice,
| made in N- J.
Heavy glossy si k
his
guns
by
General
Babington
six
i Dated this 4th day June. 1901.
sword, one 38 caliber revolver, one the nine rugged defenders aboard,
-j adopted for shirt waist, trimmings.
weeks ago. The garrison of Vlad- country to which he was loyal in a
J \V LEN EVE.
pair derringers, about 50 fou n d s of set sail, and just ns the sun was set­
time of trouble.
| etc. Usual price 75 to 85 cents, our
j Administrator of the estate of IS L Leneve
powder and 10 pounds of bur lead ting, July 2, 1851, they reached fontein, apparently largely’ compos­
The body of Mr. Wood was I deceased.
[ price per y d .......................... 8 5 o
ed
of
yeomanry,
suffered
174
casu­
.their
haven
of
safety.
and one old brnsH enuuon taken from
brought up the river Eridny nud
alties.
TlAt
their
assailants
came
After resting a few days, Dr.
the Sea Gull. Few Indians were in
taken to Myrtle Point for burial,
<l ,|,|rte,s and suffered heavy
sight when they landed but Captain Joseph Drew and his associates to
which took ploce Saturday. The
( 22 inch, “ Duchess” Satin, conies in
Kirkpatrick, though the youngest took the party up the Umpqua, to I lows »*> shown by the number of body was accompanied by a num­ IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THIC
state of Oregon, iu ami for the aounty of
■ turquoise blue only, regular $1
n
place,
now
Hcottsburg,
where
they
j
dead
left
on
the
field
of tho party, took n proper estirfmte
lx
Coos.
ber of his comrades from Baodou
(quality..................................
© 3c
In the matter of the estate of John Dev-
of the situation, based upon his landed July 4. There they separ­
En H erald . ‘‘Common Sense” as well as several from this place iiiiph. deceased.
knowledge of Indian cunning, for lie ated but Cyrus W.Hedden,one of the
who
are
always
ready
lo
respond
to
To Mary Ellen Thorp, James Christopher \
had had tho benefit of association nine heroes, settle-1 down at Scotts- (mixed kind) in your last issue a call of duty. It will he remem­ Devinish. Martha Elizabeth Brown. Eliza j ?:*'
D e v in is h ,----- lvobinson, and to a l j £ ; £
and training with that most famouN burg,where after half a century, quotes "In much nrgunient truth bered that Mrs. Wood was laid to Jane
f For be!l| .ml trimming, 3 inch lung,
unknown heirs at law of the said John ;
Indian fighter, Kit Carson. Captain he still lives, and where, while look­ is lost.” I will ask those interested rest at the same place only a short Devinlsh. deceased, and to fill others in­ « :
I engraved,' 3 for 5 c .
in
truth,
if
they
have
not
proven
I
'W
fc
terested
therein.
ing
in
his
garden,
the
white
haired
Tichenor continued his voyage to
time since.
In the name of the stat° of Oregon; you . > *;
San Francisco, promising to return pioneer related his experience to the the quotatiou true, by charging me
and each of you are hereby notified that on
with
selling
balky
horse
flesh”
tho
31st davof May, 1901. it. D . Sanford the !; y
'* *
in 14 days with more men and pro­ wri ter.
Noway
It e m s .
I Immense bargains in fancy sash rib- J®
executor of the last will and testament of 1 -rf» V
Battle Rock stands today as it did which you all know is untrue, but
visions.
John
Deviiiirth.
dice
•
d.
iiL-d
his
duly
\boiis,
ail
silk,
3
to
5
inches
wide,
jS
j|j
petition in the above entitled court j
On the following morning, Juno 50 years ago; but no memorial no j right iu keeping with the rest of
Mrs. H. Reed, of Marshfield, paid verified
(per yard..............................
i2 0 o
their
aignrnents.
Lest
1
fall
by
for
an
order
of
sale
for
the
purpose
of
pay-
\
tablet
marks
the
scene
of
the
bloody
10, a party of Hogue river Indians,
Norway n short visit last week. ing the oluiniB against said estate, of the j
accompined by a big chief in a red tragedy, where a handful of white J their Example I rest, exclaiming
Surveyor Cathcai t made a pro­ foPowiiiH. describ 'd premises to wit: NVV ’4' !
shirt, came up the coast in a canoe, men fought a battle for civilizotion, similar to Paul. “ I have fought fessional visit to this place M oo­ th SE and S of the SVV ^ of S lfi..
and i,he
of SE } i of 8 8 Tp. 28 8 of 11 Kva
and, landing on the beach, began blazing a path to the sea for future j an honest fight and kept the truth. dily.
13 W of \Viil.im«:tte Mtre lian in Coon !
Henceforth
there
is
laid
up
for
generations
to
follow.
Would
it
not
eonuty,
Oregon.
Also lot 3, block 8, i a
preparations for au attack. The
Many from here attended the north addition to tho town of Coquille City, j
Gents’- silk front coif shirts, the
chief, beginning with n preliminary j *>e appropriate on this, the 50th me a Rond and Bridge into Co- j Hunch of Capt. McCloskey’s ueiv Coos
county. Oregon.
regular $1 kinds f o r ..........
7 5c
flourish of his big knife, indicating I anniversary, to erect a memorial qilllle, which the county comt, lhe|
Now therefor in unr.-raanoe of ths order
j steamer "E ch o” Sunday.
of said court, you and each of you are
to tho men on the rocks that ho wan tablet inscribing the names of the righeous judge, shall give me at
The necktie and Apron social at hereby notified that you are required to
alter their scalps What followed is heroes aud the date of the battle of their coming together, aud not to,
c PP ,ftr at
county court of the Itate of ;
me only, but unto all my neighbors j Robert Tyrrell’s ball S a tu r . d a y r I Oregon,
June
10,
1851,
to
serve
as
an
his­
for the county of Co in. at the court i
best told in the Captain’s on words,
and the traveling public generally, I night was a great success n o th room thereof at Coquille City, Coos county.;
toric
landmark
for
future
genera-
us follows:
on Monday, the8th day of July, 1901 !
who love their coming together for socially and financially. The pro­ Oregon,
to show cause if any exist why an order of J
“ Tin brass conuon, commanding rtimiB?— H. C.
gram,
music,
lunch
nnd
fishpond
business,
knowing
they
will
look
i
sale
should
not be made as in said petition i
N o t e — The statement above that
the approch, v. a« loaded with two
out for
the
pnhlic
iuterest i were aome of the attractive features prayed for of the above • escribed premise« j
pounds of powder aud two handfuls Empire City is at the mouth of the
or of a sufficient portion thereof to pay the ’ . |
unbiased, as well ns for ‘■Common of the evening.
indebtedness
apainst Raid estate.
inde
of lead slugs. The fellow in the Umpqua is an error. Empire City
Service <>f tins citation is made bv
publi- ?yWi
.. publi
¡Sense” nnd a little handful who are [ Mr. Albert Th din, o f flan Frnn-
being
on
Coos
Bay.
red shirt drew n long knife, waved
entif»11
upon
uoa-reMdent heirs and
hiding behind hill).
PRACTICAL. < ei«on was visitilib his Uncle Capt. devisees bv an thv
order of the county court
it over his head, gave a terrible yell,
(). Reed, Inst week. Norway was for Coos count y. Oreqou. which said order N S'v:
G r a v e l Fo rd Do ts .
aud with at least 100 of his braves,
E d u c a t e 7 o u r H o w o l « TTitli ('¡incaretK .
Mr. Thelm ’s home in hi* childhood is dated May 91, 19 U.
Candy
Cu
hart
ir,
curo
constipation
forcier.
Witness the lion. L. Harlocker, judge of
started for us with a rush. I stood
10c.25c. If . C. C. full. iìrui::,'iKts refund money days aud he was surprised at the said court, with the goal of snidcourli affixed
Et>.
H
eiiald
:
The
Pleasant
Hill
by the gun, holding a pieco of tar­
many changes that has taken place this 31st day of May, 1901.
house is now ready for
r-
— - -.« .y
a t I
Attest.
~
8. II. Hazard.
red rope with one end in the fire school
in the Inst eighteen years.
The Steamer Echo
County clerk of Coos county, and ex-office
ready, as soon as the Indians crowd­ school, nnd school commenced ou
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Carl will start clerk of said coart.
ed on tho narrow ridge in front of the 27th. Miss Mollie Caldwell as
The above caption is the name Tuesday for Newbnrg, Oregon,
the cannon, to let them have (lie teacher. Twenty three scholars now given
Capt. McCloskey’s new where they will spend the summer
in
attendance.
contents when it would do tile most
steampr launched at Roy’s ship­ with their sons, G. C. and M. M
The people here are making a
execution. The nir was full of
yard Sunday afternoon, This boat and their daughter. Mrs. W. Lett
V A L U A B L E
arrows, coming from 100 bows. move for a fourth of July celebra­ is to take the up river run now From there they will go to Imva
■ W . C
C . . B E 3 S r i I ^ . 2 Æ .
James Corrigan had picked up a tion nml basket social nnd entertain­ being made hy tlia Reta, and will in the fall, where they expect to
ment
in
evening
at
Pleasant
Hill
pine board about 15 inch«“ wide,
be a big improvement over (lie make their future home. Their
eight feet long and 1.3 inches thick. school house.
lieta iu nccuniuodatooe.
The youngest sou, Ira, will accompany
(¿rite a crowd nt Decoration at Echo wi ! have thtee nice nnd
He stood right behind mo nml held
them.
T r ix ie
t r ic e .
General Graying and {{auling a Specialty.
Commercial Meg
the board in front of us both. Dora cemetery on tho 30th, Revs. ri.omy cabins and broad bericau
Eppery
and
Brown
were
the
speak­
Thirty-seven arrows hit the board,
Promptly
and
Safely
Delivered
at
any
Point.
Good !{igs
deck which will give a full com­
F or S ale —280 acres of land 2 i
an d
aud at least half of them showed ers of the day. Rev. H. Epperly plement o f passengpis all (lie room miles from Coquille. over 200 acres
Good Teams, Hates Heasonable
fbr
the
New
Era
Edition
of
their points through it Tvv of the And lady having arrived from Waldo, necessarv to make a trip on the bottoni land, 70 acres cleared, well
The Emporium Ecouoraist
of my men were disabled, Pulmer Orgeon, will hold quarterlies of the river enjoyable. She will be of adapted fui dairying.
Will sell
now in Press.
was shot through the neck ami was F. B. Church and visit old friends snfiSceent light draft to admit of w ith stock or will sell a part of land.
for
a
few
days.
.
bleeding badly; Ridoubt was shot
In » going as far no tlie river as is Terms easy J down, good water,
The niinurd mill is now running practical to ntteii pt to navigate the young
in the breast, the arrow sticking iu
orchard
bearing.
For
and
does
good
work.
the breast bone, making a painful
stream, and with Captain Mo- further particulars inquire of
Win. llradv and E. N. Harry are Closkey’s experience nnd accom­
wound, and Slater ran nnd laid
S H. M c A d a m s .
down ill a hole behind the tent. doing come good road work these modating spin*, tbe traveling pub­
CVouille, Oregon.
days.
GavLORD.
This left six of us to fight it out
lic is assured of a good service in
The
bilious,
tired,
nervous nmn
»<♦»
—
-
-
-------
with the Indians v/In»mill kept com­
this inn when this boat is com- cannot successfully compete with
(From tho Coot Bay News)
ing. When they crowded on the
to eat,
inissoned
and
put
into
service,
The rare truck is in tine order,
his healthy rival.
DeWitt’a Little
narrow ridge, the red-shirted fellow-
Ciin he cured by property fitted Glasses. We can help you.
anil the number of horses being which will be in the forepart of Early Risers, the famous pills for
in the lead not more than eight feet
trained there is constantly increas­ the coming mouth.
constipation,
will
remove
tho
cause
from the muzzle of the gun. I applied
The exceptional Bargains we are offering in
ing.
of your troubles. R. S. Knovvlton
the fiery end of the rope to the
Newt
from
the
city
it*
that
H.
R.
high grade watches is an eye opener to
CaPfcmU', Urfw» - Amsrbab Orasw dart
priming. The excution was fearful.
N otice - Persons wanting car­
At least 12 or 13 men were kill, tl Reed ih dosing arrangements for
ports woven, please call on Mrs.
dose buyers. We show the finest
F. A. White just across the street ,
outright, aud such a tumbling of the building of n four -masted bark-
Nin« acre» floor space— l.uuo clerk*. "
entitle.
He
is
expected
home
on
assortment of Watches and
east o f court bouse.
scared Indians I never saw before
the Alliance.
or since.
Jewelry in Coos County.
Miss Daisy Edwards, of Coos
“The gun was upset by the recoil,
aud we never stopped to right it, river, who has been soffeiing from
but rushed out and at them, nml a nervous affcctii ii for some time
Digests what you eat.
soon denied the rock o f live w ar­ past, was taken below on the Areata, 1 1 artificially d ig e ts the food and aids
Natura
tu strengthening and recon­
riors. Then we counted 17 dead to be treated at Lane'a hospital,
\* M . McDogald, Proprietor.5'
the exhausted digestive or­
Indians on the rock. And tins wus ('apt. Edwards aud Mrs. Horsfall structing
gans. I t Istlie latcsldiscoverediligest-
the bloody linptism that gave the accompanied her.
su l ami toulc. N o other preparation
name 'Battle Rock’ to our old camp
The frame of the steamer, being can approach It In efficiency. I t in­
E N G R A V IN G .
at Pori Orford, on the 10th day of built at the Marrh'eld shipyard, is stantly relievesand permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
June, 1851.
rapidly being put in position. The Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
*£-5 ®*Finest Equipped Shop in Coos County. - Sr
“ Incredible ns it n ay seem, th»>r steamer, which wi'l be a small, flat Sick Headache, Gastralgia ('raropsand
were two warriors that passed the be Homed craft, is to take the place ill other results of imperfect digestion.
Hot ami Cold llaths.
Only First-Class Work.
50c and tl. Lsrte nlrc costal ns 2 A times
crowd and were not hit by any of of the Sunol, running to small port* Price
«mall sii**. B o o k alt abou t d y sp e p sia m ailed fr«a
CCa'CJILXsE,
-
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the slugs find from the cannon. in California.
P r t o a r t d by E- C- DtW ITY A CO . Cblcag*
SNAPS!
W e have secured some spec­
ial bargains for the w eek and
offer them as follows:
I
W h o le Dried
Peaches
F
Nectarines
I
^ Other Fruits
Tagliarmi
ISTctlc©.
Sago
Soaps
Silks
Oitati cn.
Sati
Gold Spikes
Ribbons
Gents’
f|" Spring Shirts*
s. mmm.
w
J.
Coquille,
Oregon.
(Y and Feed STABLE
BOCSi
3=rcpxietcr.
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FREE— *»
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the new fashions, and
giving lowest Department
HEADACHES.
Store prices for every­
drink, wear
thing
or use.
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The Palace Barber Shop,
Call oi) us for fuje Watch
ai)d Jewelry Repairing—
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