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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY,
VOL 19.
J. W . STRANGE,
I D e a t is t ,
Improving the Kansas how.
SmallDOx at Yoncalla-
JULY
9, 1901.
Religon is something women do J 1. LAMB, Pres.
L. HARLOCKER, Vice.Pres.
G. W WHITE Cashier.
not feel the need of till they marry
New York, July 3.— It was not as 1 poorly, ind men never long for it
hot in this city this morning as it till they are too old to enjoy staying
was yesterday, but the percentage out at nights.— Ex.
of humidity was much greater. At
Aberdeen, 8. D., July 1.— Senator C A P I T A L
-
. $ 5 0 , 0 0 0
11 o’clock the thermometer had
risen to 92. Up to 11 a. in. today Kyle died this afternoon at 5 o ’clock.
j
o k e g o
the total number deaths from heat He was stricken at his homo here
in Greater New York after
2 a. i d . about 10 days ago. His trouble was
of malarial origin, and resulted in
Do< a general banking business.
Has money to loan on approved
was 47.
The action of the Board of Gov a functional affection of the heart. personal and real estate security, buys couuty, town and school district
ernors of the Stock Exchange in
Los Angeles, Cal., July 3.— A warrants, draws nou s, mortgagee, deeds and all kinds of legal instru
voting to close the Exchange Fri special to the Times from Phoeuix, ments—Notarial work.
Issues fire insurancu at lowest rates in following companies:
day and Saturday and the decision says: The town of Williams, Ariz.,
of the banks to restrict business as was practically
destroyed
by .Etna, Springfield, Connecticut, Orient and Magdeburg.
far as possible on these days were fire yesterday. The losses cannot
B O iL R D O r 1 E I R E C T O E S -
due entirely to the intense heat.
be specified, but cannot fall much A. J. SHERWOOD,
ISATAH HACKER,
J. J LA MR,
There were so many bodies iu the short of $500,000.
L. HARLOCixLN, and G. W. WHITE.
— -
morgue today that the compartment
could not hold them all, and it was
necessary to send the remains of
C it a t ic i!.
60 persons to the potters’ field be
fore the expiration of the five days IN T H E COU N TY C O U R T O F T H E
state o f O regon, in and for the county o f
usually allowed for identification or
Cons.
reclamation,
In tho m atter o f the estate o f John D ev- Heavy Conkereil Team Harness, regular price $35 cut down to $27.
The extreme heat was broken inish , deceased.
T o Mary E llen Tliorp, Jam es Christopher Hack or Carriage Harness reduced from $38 to $25.85,
temporarily at last in tbis city about D evinish, Martha E lizabeth Brown, Eliza
2:30 this afternoon when rains be Jane D evinish, ----- R obinson, and to all $35 Saddles cut to $29.
heirs at law o f the said John
gan to fall, accompanied by a 20- unknown
D evinish. deceased, and to all others in $1.25 Kidding Bridles cut to 95 c.nts,
mile wind. Since the extremely hot terested therein.
In the name o f the stat* o f O regon : you $19 Single Buggy Harness cut to $13.85.
weather began on June 28 it has
and each o f you are hereby notified that on
been impossible to keep a complete the 31st dav o f M ay, 1901, R. D . Sanford the Buggy Cushion worth $2 selling price $1.25.
record of deaths from the heat, but exeenter o f the last w ill and testament o f
D eyiuish. d eceased, filed his duly Rambler Bicycles always on hahnd.
a careful estimate today places the John
verified petition in the above entitled court
fo
r
an
order o f sale fo r the purpose o f pay All Kinds of gpaulding Base Ball goods.
total in Greater New York for the
g the claim s against said estate, o f the
six days at 517. All of these were in
follow in g, described prem ises to w it: NW
Ladies riding ciscingles reduced from $2 to $1.50.
well-defined cases of heat prostra th SE K nnd S X o f tht 11W % o f S 1«.
tion resulting from the high tem and the E % o f SE % o f S 8 T p . 28 S o f K
13 W o f W iilam ette M oredian in Coos
perature.
eonnty, Oregon. A lso lot 3. block 8, in
Overflow
at
Morgue.
The criticism is sometimes raised
Editor Review:
Smallpox has
that the experiments carried on at existed here for some three weeks
C oq u ille C ity, Or.
our agricultural experiment stations or mote. It has been in a mild form
iu most cases, but there have beeu
AVil visit D andon first six dnyr, o f J a n u are but little value tq the average
four or five quite severe cases.
ary, March, May. Julv. September and N ov
em ber, and M yrtlo Point the first six days farmer for the reason that the stock There has been great differences of
o f February, April, June, August, O ctob er used are either pure blood or high opinion among the people as to
an d D ecem ber.
grades, and are not the kind with whether it was smallpox or not.
which the average farmer has to The unbelievers have been princi
pally among those who are oracles
deal. On the contrary considerable
uuto themselves, ready to set up
criticism has beeu expressed by their own opinions against the in
A tto r n e y - at - Law.
farmers and agricultural writers telligence, experience aud learning
A n d N ota ry P u blic, about the Kaunas State Agricultural of others. No one who is acquaint
C o q c il l e C i t y , C oos C o u n t y , O re gon . College spending its time experi ed with the symptoms of the disease
and who has taken the trouble to
menting with scrub cattle, when it investigate the nature >>f the disease
might be spending its time la so as manifested here, bos doubted
much better advantage in testing that smallpox exists umong us.
J ___________ ___
blooded cows, Undoubtedly both Owing to the care and skill of Dr
-iA.tt 0 r n .e 3 r . a t - E a w , criticisms are well taken. With | Vose and the prompt action of the
j city council, who at ouce established
M IK S H F I E L D , O R E G O N .
most of our farmers it would bo j quarantine regulations at all houses
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impracticable as well as unwise for i where the disease manifested itself,
D ealer in U kal E stât « o f all kinds.
them to sell off their common and it has been checked and at thin
I O Q U IL L E C O U N C IL. NO.398 O F TH E
) F ra tern a l Aid A ssociation m eets the grade cows and buy pure bloods. time there are only- two new cases,
2 d Tuesday even ing o f each m onth.
The problem that confronts them i Dr. Vose deserves special credit for
Mas, E d it h B a l c h ,
i the untiring energy, perseverance
M rs. A lice T uttle. S ec.
today is how to mako the most of I and skill which he has brought to
The record of 25 bear on the situation. In the face
YCUHGUS L O D G E , N o . T2, K. o f P. what they have.
meets every Tuesday evening at M asonic
Kansas
herds
show
that a Dumber of adverse criticisms he has quietly-
H a ll. B rothers in good standing in sister
lo d g e s are cordially invited to visit us.
are succeeding. But while a few gone ahead and done his full duty
' A. G . BALC H , C. C.
of our best Kansas cows are yielding ; as a physician to his patients and to
l i . H . M A S T , K. o f U. & S .
the community at large.— A. C it iz e n
from 200 to 300 pounds of butter in Hoseburg Review.
y r t l e c a m p , n o . 197, w o o d m e n
o f the W orld, m eets at Hersev H all, fat ner annum the general avemge
1st and 3d Saturday nights o f each m onth.
is far below. The average annunl
The Astoria Annual Regatta-
J. \V. L knkye , Consul.
capacity per cow of the herds of 82
J . G . Sim m ons, C lerk.
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north ad d ition to the town o f C oquille City,
Astoria, Ore., June 29, 1901.—
patrous investigated by the Kansas
Coon county, O regon.
Hottest Points Today,
EVE N IN G T ID E C IR C L E , NO. 214,
Tlie
Astoria
eighth
annuel
regatta
Now therefor in pursuance o f the order T o tlxe TJ n î o r t u n a t e
J W . o f W „ m e e t' in K ersey's Hall on Experiment Station was 104 pounds
o f said court, you and each o f you are
' will be held this year on Augurt 15,
2d and 4th Saturday nights in each m onth.
vi.it DR. I. JORDAN’S Qvmt
« v id
Kans.
City,
Kan.,
July
3.—
Kan
hereby
notified that you are required to
of butter fat. In other states where | 10 and 17, at which time the tidal
O U A X . MAURY.
G u ardian N eighbor.
sas today was the hottest place in appear at the county court o f the state o f
Anatomy
the
cow
maebine
has
been
the
object
Oregon, for the county o f Co js . at the ooarl
and weather conditions are expected
J esse G. Sim m ons, Clerk.
the United States. Leavenworth! room thereof at C oquille City, C oos county.
10612IAFXET ST. to . 64b* 7th, 8. T. Cal.
T h is o ld r e lia b le nnd
of prolonged and deep study wt to be as desired. When the Astoria and Hutchinson each reported a O
The L argest o f tie kind m M * W orld.
regon, on M onday, the 8th day o f July, 1901
m oat s u c c e s s fu l sp e c
HAD W ICK L O D G E . NO. «8. A. F.
regatta
was
first
inaugurated
it
was
to
Rhow
cause
if
any
exist,
why
an
order
o
f
I W e are cxplinually adding new apecinien*
ialist in S an F ra t cis
temperature of 104 degress in the sale should not be m ade as in said p etition
X J an d A. M ., m eets on Saturday evening find whole herds that average over
Come aud Lorn hue aom lvi lully you are made
co
.
still
c
o
n
tin
u
e
s
to
a
purely-
local
affair,
with
fish
boat
and how to avoid airkncaa aud dUvaae. If you
o n or b efore each full m oon. Viaitkug breth 350 pounds butter fat, and individu
shade at 1 o ’clock this afternoon prayed for o f the above escribed premises
suffer from any o f the ilia o t turn- com « to the
cure a ll S e x u a l and
races being the principal features.
ren cord ia lly in v it e d .
or o f a sufficient portion th ereof to pay the
oldest S p ecia lu t on the Pm.Uk. Coast,
S e m in a l D is e a s e s ,
C. Rr M A N D E B , W . M.
al cows that yeild form 400 to 500 It has now outgrown this aud is with the mecuury still on rise; Fort indebtedness against Raid estate.
|
D
IC
JORtD.4
W PRIVATE DINKANEI
such
as
G
o
n
o
rrh
e
s-
J. J. L a m b , Sec.
Coiuultation tree and at- le ilr private. Treatment p*raon>
ervice o f this cita tio n is made by publi
G l e e t, S t r 4 o t u re,
pounds. This with our best Kansas recognized as the leading event of Scott reported 103; Arkansas City ca S tion
, ally or by letter. H T P H I U « thoroughly cradio»ted
anon the non-resident heirs and
96 aud Lawrence 96. Central Kan
S y p h ilis , ir. a ll it
I V l f i f f 1» ,% ^ ap p lyin g to oa
U E L A II C H A P T E R . N O. « , O . E. S., records gives us an idea of what we the kiud on the Pacific coast, carry sas is experiencing the nearest ap devisees by an ord er o f th e cou n ty court
______ j S S form B. S kin D iseases,
I honeit npi.non of his coin plaint.
fo r Coos cou nty. Oregon, which said order
m eets F rid a y eveniFg on or before
N e r v o u s D e b ility .
ing with it all coast championships
L'a trfU (it,c ra n ter a P O S IT T V K C U RE In warv eoeo
might
expect
with
good
dairy
cows,
is
dated
May
31.
19kH.
proach
to
“
hot
winds”
encountered
I
toe
umhntnkr. ori o'frt! One * It un ait ad Dallara.
e a c h full »noon at K o 'c lo c k from April 1st
Irnp otency, Sem inal W eakness an d L oss o f
W rite for Book—
o f .11 a r r a n g e ,
Witness the H on. L . H arlocker. ju d ge o f M anhood, the con sequence o f self-a b u se
t o O ctob er tttsfc, and thereafter at 7:30: and and shows very plainly that there for oarsmen and will this year find this season.
i
vjii . sc para
f A valuable book for man. )
said
court,
with
the
peal
o
f
said
court
affixed
scullers and crews present from
?noli F rid a y a fte r n o o n tw o w eeks there
and excesses producing the follo w in g syrnpa
) D B . J O U S A N * CO..I0M MurkitBt. 8. P.
At noon today the Kansas City this 31st day o f May, 1901.
are great opportunities for improve California, Oregon, Washington anil
filte r at. 2 o 'c lo c k .
toms: S allow cou ntenance, dark sp ots un
Attest.
I . H . H azard.
M iss E m m a L obknz , W . M.
der the eyes, pain in tin* head, r in g ir g in
County clerk o f C oos cou n ty, and ex-oflico the ears, loss o f con fid en ce, diffiden ce in
ment. The dairy interest of Kan British Columbia. With the growth weather bureau reported a tempera
M rs. Jen n ie L . R ose, Sec.
ture of 97 degrees, four degrees clerk o f said cou rt.
approaching strangers, palpitation o f the
of
the
regatta
the
social
features
sas are demanding a dairy cow that
hotter than at noon yesterday. No
heart, weakness o f th e lim bs nnd b ack , loss
4 0 Q U IL L E L O D G E . NO. 53, I. O . O . F.,
o f m om m y, p im p les on tLo f a c e , coughs-
J inoets every Saturday evening. V isit- has the capacity to transform our have multiplied while the ceremonies prostritions have been reported to
surrounding the qu-sen equal t^iose
con sum otion e tc.
.n g b reth ren in good standing cordially
Issued Weeldy,
day, probably due to the fact that
cheap raw feeds into milk and do
I n v ite d .
E . L . FiTcn, N. G .
D ll. G IB B O N hits p ra ctised in Sun F ran
in spectaulnr interest of the fiestas
The Oregonian.
the
humidity
is
lower
thau
yester
J . S. Law rence, R . S.
Cisco
over
37
yearsan
J
those
trou
bled
should
it with such a degree of efficiency of California or the Mardi Gras of
not C;iil to con su lt him and receiv e the b e n
that there will no longer be any New Orleans. This year the exec day. Throughout the southwest
Takes the market news of San efit o f bis < 4 mat s k ill and e x p e r ie n ce . The
a m ie
hkbekah
l o d g e , n o . 90.
• he »ame conditions prevail with no
d
octor mir *: when others f a il.
T r v liim .
I. O. O . F .. meets every 3d and 4th doubt about the unprofitableness utive committee
has decided to
Editor and Publisher,
Francisco by wire prints it daily C tliE H G U A R A N T E E D . P ersons cured
relief in sight.
vVednesdays in ea ch m on th , at, O dd F tl-
permit
the
citizens
of
Portland
to
■ «W» « — ----- --
at
hom
e.
C
harges
reason
a
ble.
Call or I.IiK O D ,
and
distributes
it
in
Coos
county
o w s 'h a l l .
I bma L ukkns . N. G
of trying to squeeze milk out of a
■ • ■ NEBRASKA,
D U . J . F . G IB B O N .
Much Reading lor Little Money.
select the quoou, and she and her
A^ma M cD on a ld , Seo.
24 hours ahead o f the Bay City writ«*.
beef animal. If this great need of j maids of honor will be the guests of
625 K. arhev stro e t.S r i F ra n cisco C a l . | T e r m s — H e r a l d and C o m m o n er —
papeis. It also serves the arrival
P a y a b l e in A d v a n c e .
Y ~M JQ rlI,I.E E N C A M P M E N T , N O . 2 j, I. Kansas dairying is to be met, it will j the city during the carnival.
The New Work World has got and departure o f vessels at all
Last
Oun Ytur.............................. $ 2.00
V j O . O . F ., m eets every first and third
the
cost
of
printing
down
to
a
BO YEARS’
Pacific csiast ports. For this part of
rh n rsd a y s in each m onth at O dd fe llo w s ’ necessitate the use of better sires | year Astoria spent $10,000 in pre-
Six Months..........
. . . . . . . . 1.00
EXPERIENCE
Its latest offer of its the country its columns “ Domes
n a il. C ordial in vita tion extended to n llv w - in grading up our common herds. j paring for the regatta and double minimum.
Three Month«......................... 75i
i t i h 2 p a tr ia ic h s iu Rood stand iua.
monthly newspaper-magazine is in
B. F . L.IWBKNC8 C. P.
A g o o d grade jcow may yield as that amount will be available this teresting if from no other cause tic and Foreign ports,” is the best
year if necessary to make it a great
i. i. Stanley, S oribt.
shipping guide. Besides
giving
much milk and butter as a pare er success than iu the past.
than that it shows the acme of “ how the movements of steam vessels
blood,
but
a
grade
of
any
kind
has
much
for
how
little.”
J
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E
H
AYN
ES.
— —— - ■ . a - ---------- —
dH A D HUDSON,
between Ran Francisco, Coquille
official Organ nf the Socialist Party
not the power to transmit its quali
The Monthly World is a 3'2-page river, Coos Bay and Portland, it
| Marshfield Sun.l
T rade M arks
magazine with colored cover
Its notes the arrival and departure of
of Oregon.
ties to its offspring as lias the pure
D e s ig n s
Mrs. Thus. Howard returned from pages are about the size of the
COPYRIGHTS 4c.
sriliug schooners at and for their
blood, for the reason that the latter San Francisco on the Alliance.
A
fearless
exponent of se.Kmtific
Anyone .onillnii n nfeetoh mid rtr,crlptfon may
Mining and Real Estate Agents has received the qualities for which The new locomotive for the rail pages of the Ladies’ Home Journal, ports. The Oregonian is the only invention
quickly ntcertaln our opinion freo w hath or an
government, as taught by the most
In probably patentable. Communica
and it is copiously illustrated in Morning Daily coming in here
tions utrictly confidential. Handbook on Patents
Eckley, Carry County, Or,'«on.
the breed is noted through a long road will be placed on the steam half-tone. The illustrations are the which
sent free. Oldest ngency for ««curing patents.
advanced thiukeys aod philosophers
advertises Coos county
A V E valuable M ines. Farm s. Stock
Patents taken through Munn Sc Co. recelvo
schooner
Dispatch
in
San
Francisco
special notice, without c harge, in the
R an ches utid T im ber Lands for sale. scries of years of careful breeding
result of the best artistic skill, aided abroad. The Weekly Oregonian
I of this age.
on the 5th inst. and is expected by all the latest printingpTess ap gives all the news of our state end
j You can get a sample copy free i f
House and 0 acres o f land w ell improved ami selection, and these qualities
pliances, making a magazine un 6 4 colu m sof general telegraphic
in W ilbur, D ou glas cou nty. O r., for sale, have become fixed or permanent.— hert the first of next week.
A handsomely illustrated weekly. largest cir
| you mention this paper.
culation
of
any
uclentifle
Journal.
Term»,
$3
a
o r exchange fo r property in M yrtle P oin t.
The work- on the schooner in the rivalled in the quality of its con news of the world each wepk. It
year : four months, $1. Sold by all newsdealers.
Kansas Farmer.
A. D. HALE, Editor,
Marshfield shipyard is fast nearing tents and its appearance.
will be sent in connection with the I
Albany, Ore.
Each issue contains stories of H f .RAI.D for
completion and it will not he many
Branch OfflcorC25 F 8t.. Washington, D. C.
only $2 per year'j
Profit on One Cow-
weeks before she is ready for the romance, love, ndventure, travel; Here is your chance for County,! aa.
■ ■ ■
water. The caulkers have finished stories of fiction and facts; stories State and National News.
A $65.00 Machine
F. H. Scribner of Roscndnle, Via., j work on the deck and have a good of things quaint and curious,
M SH TKAP
8 H I N G L E -M IL ', W T /L
tells iu American Cultivator how ; start on the hull, which is receiving gathered together from all over the
- , 1
Threading
1 fu rnish fir s t-la s s « h in g le s at C oquille
he managed and fid the Jersey cow the first coat of paint.
n
,
world; tho results of scientific re
IATEST
f o r $1.75 per M.
NEW
Ida of Gleudale, with the cost of
BUST
I
HOME
D im ension -h in v ies fa rn ised on special
Thomas Howard, the jeweler, re search and editorial leviews.
Cash with Order nr.d Coupon
feju
C H I A .H T
STYLC
food
and
record
for
the
year.
She
numbers
among
its
contributors
the
ord ers.
ef i\ ed by the last steamer a unique
Shippeu to anyone,
came fresh Oct, 20. having be, n dry engraviug machine of the latest leading literary meu and womeu of
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auywheie, on 1(J
About a month before she model. Mr. Howard was particu the day.
C . M. S It eels - - - - -
C oqnille O ity. 52 days.
day»’ free triak
iu y o u r ow n.
was dne to calve he began to give larly fortunate in securing this ma-
S . E . J o h n s o n ...................... M yrtlo P oin t
Y e a r ly .
A feature each month is a full,
h o n ie , without“
C apt. W . T . M cClonkey - - - N orway. her five pounds of bran a day, with
asking
one cent’
page
portrait
of
the
most
famed
Men and women of good address b*
ehine, as there are only three of its
L iberal d iscou n t fo r hauling, if purchased all the hay nijd corn ensilage she
represent
us,
some
to
travel
appointing
man or woman of the moment in the
like
that
aie
out
of
*be
factory,
one
at the M ill.
W A L T E R C O LV IN . : would eat.
agents, others for local work looking
As soon as he dared he lining on exhibition at Buffalo. public eye.
10 y e a r * ’ written
after our interests. $ 9 0 0 salary guar
warranty w i t h
j
began
to
increase
her
feed,
adding
In
collecting
and
preparing
for
The
«-cope
of
work
that
can
be
ac
anteed yearly; extra commissions and
0 0 0 3
B A Y
euch m achine.
I to the bran a mixture of two part® complished with it is marvelous, publication the literary matter and expenses, rapid advancement, old es
j ground oats to one part gluteu feed one being able to engrave letters of art subjects for the Monthly World tablished house. Grand chance for earn
4 strictly htg^i-grade Sew
ing M a c h i n e , fi»i»h < sQ .
est man or woman to secure pleasant,
j until she was eating five pounds of the largest size to the smallest in- no expense is spared.
throughout iu the be»t pi>»-
permanent position, liberal income and
C. !N. PATERSON. Prop.
sible manner. It possesses all
beau, eight pounds ground oats and ! scription desired on the inside of a
The New York World will send future. New, brilliant lines. W rite at
mot let n improvement», audita
! four pounds gluten.
On this she ring. It is a piece of mechanism six numbers of this newspaper- once.
mechanical construction in
M anufacturer o f M arble Monum ents, Ilea 1-
such that iu it *re com bin e^
|
did
not
Beem
to
gain
or
lose
any
inngMzioe
on
receipt
of
fifteen
cunts
MTAFFOICI»
sim plicity with great strength,
ston es. T a b lets, e tc.
that is well worth seeing.
thus insuring ease o f running,
Having this ration 180 days,
in stamps.
Address The VVorld, S 8 C h i i r i ' b 8 l . ( .Hi w 1 1 : 1 1 « * » . C o n n .
ce m e te ry lots enclosed w ith ston e coping j flesh.
durability, end tanking it im
Albert Matson and H. H. Mc
o r cu rb in g . Iron railin gs furnished to o r . she ate 1,440 pounds of the oats,
possible for the m achine to b e
Pulitzer
Building,
New
York.
d er. Correspondence solicited from parties i costing $10.80, and 720 pounds of Pherson returned Iasi Saturday from
put out o f order. It «tews fa*\
and make» a perfect »tilch
iv in g in th e cou ntry or oth er tow ns who
an
outing
at
Golden
Falls,
on
North
I
From
the
Coos
Buy
News)
with all kiudft o f thread « n q
During the
T H E
m ay wish a nythin g in my lin e o f business. 1 gluten, costing $5.40.
nil classes o f material. A lw ay*
M a r s h f iv t o
-
O b eo
The Marshfield Water Co. is put-
| year she ate 1,825 pounds of bran, Coos river. This is almost an un
I ready for use and unrivalled,
frequented
spot
bv
Marshfielders,
L for »peed, durability and q»ml-
; ting down irou pipe on Front street.
: costing $12.75, one ton of clover
* itv o f w ork Notice tl^c fol
low ing points o| «u p en o^ *!*
! hay worth $7 and six tons corn en- bht Mr. McPherson, who is a close
Mrs. Manly Roberts received the
ARLINGTON.’
observer
of
the
grandeur
and
beau
; silage valued at $0. Add to these
sad news, Friday, by wire of the
ties of nature, and whose travels
The Head o f the “ Arlington” »v/ing» on patent socket hinge», firmly hefd down b y » thumb,
HOLBROOK, MERRILL items 20 weeks in pasture at 25 cents qualify him as a capable judge, says death of her mother, Mrs. Blaeklock,
»crew, htrong, substantial, neet ami handsom e in design, and beautifully oraam entea m goia
a week, $5, and the cost of a year's
. at San Francisco.
- - plate has
-
‘
. .
m uking it flush with top
Bed
rounded
corners and . is . inlaid
or • countersunk,
<
A ST E T S O N ............
Wm. Galiier, Proprietor,
the
magnificence
of
the
sight
of
H ighest Arm -Space
inches high ami 9 inches long. This will ailttU the
Highest
-Space under the arm is 5Î4 Inch«
j keeping was $40.25. She gave 18,-
Carpenters
commenced
work
on
U
r
ce
»t
skirts,
am
i
even
quilts.
It
Is
Self-Threading—Absolutely
n o holes to put thread \brough
Also BRIDGE & BEACH
474 8 pounds of milk that made 740 Gulden Falls; the water precipitated the toboggan slide, at the Y. M. C. HAHDWflHE,
• ' ,l r y e o f uve !!••. Shuttle i « ylinder, « peu <.u end. entirrl^sr If tht - . .nu;. easy to p u t h i or
r t h c n ic c h in e .
over
380
feet
of
gorgeous
rock,
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I pounds of butter worth 20 cents a
S T O V E S ' — -------
beneath the bobbin winder, and 1
g the num ber of stitché» to th e ireh.
A', yesterday. Members will goon
be changed from 8 to 32 stitches to the inch. Feed is double aud extends on b o u » : wv "« .ncert,y -
pound. $148, leaving profit over cost unsurpassed and the beauties of the be able to enjoy the excitement of
AGflTE WAP.E,
never fads to take «'ood* through; never stop» ¡it oeanis; m ovem ent y .P^ Y . V ;
Grand Canyon of the Coloraeo pale
o f feed $98.75.
break nmi get out oi order; can be raised and lowered at will. Autom atic Bobbin f i n d e r Vo.
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into insignificance compared tc. shooting the. chutes.
QUEENS
WAHE,
and any other
Clyde Lightner, who lately re-
these. The route that has been
You can never cure dyspepsia by- heretofore necessary to travel to | ccived hiR papers ns chief engiueer,
TIN WfIRE.
dieting. What your bqdy needs is reach the Golden Falls has been 1 was to leave the city Saturday for
rood s and investigate
plenty ot food properly digested. long and tiresome, but since the Astoria, to take down the tug Mag Call « n d ©gamine prices.
nol
Or any and everythin);
Then if your stomach will not di Alleghany wagon road to Douglas gie, which is to be used in towing
carried in a
gest it, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will. county leads within a mile of the fishing boats.
First-class Hardware Store.
It contains all ot the natural digest- Falls, and it has been improved and
E. O’Oonue'l, Bert Lockhart, J.
THE
ants hence must digest every clnss opened for travel with wagon, in the W. Bennett and Torn Bennett re
to drawers, drew- guard*
of food and so prepare it that na future this scenic portion of Coos turned Thursday from a trip to
DON’T PAY r « S
BUY i* v W t hole
u t « sole
f Price, but
county
will
he
more
easy
of
access
Tenmile,
where
they
had
some
pf
("Successors to J. J. Lamb. | ture can use it iu nourishing the
■ «occisl Wli
C U R G R E A T O F F E R . % 2 j S Q l » « ur
to the sight-seer and one will lie the best trout fishing (hey ever en-
m
ake
a .special cou-
in orner to itil roduce this high-grade sew ing machine, wo n
body and
replacing the wasted well repaid for the expense of the
t>ou oh • idiviti" every rentier o f this p a p era chance to g get a first-cl»*s ma-
j joyed. They brought home 120 of
50
« cash atideouppo.
ch 'n e at the lower f. price ever offered. On receipt o f $lX . 5
tissues, thus giving life, health, trip.
crib ed m achine a n y w h e re securely p eck ed and
the speckled beauties, some of them
rill ship th
t - ifc delivery A ten years’ written warranty sent with
B a n d o n , - - O re crated,
andgna-
_ test
strength ambition, pure blood and
unusually huge, and all of them in
ça» h machine, Money refunded i f not an represented_ *A er th irty «lajr‘*
DeWitt’s Witch
Hazel Salve prime condition.
e f twenty flays' Cri*l t n
GENERAL
trial. W e w.W -hitiC. o !>. for JlQ 'iO w ith p r iv ile g afire*.
good healthv appetite. It. S. l\nowl-
thirty
J
B.
Gross
&
Son.
Prop.
, , snmrante* o f g.K.fl faith :.?id ciiaf1
, .. I f . vou
. prefer
.
.
receipt
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f
f
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should he promptly applied to cuts,
— t * e « ifc
1 lor ir l:»r"e illustrated catalogue w ith
d » y s ; trial brim
ton.
...„ch in es anyw here to a n y
Thf» pile« that annoy you «o \?iil Chief rfsort o f Bnn lon liv tho soa
<n*.n)at*. r.*r>; >
, burns and scalds. It soothes and
ir* r * prices withmit r.sk in gon c cent in advance,
o r e ut the low*
ca-ih with order, as you then ssve the $1.00 dis»
Anyone in Cnqoille City who has quickly heals the injured part be quickly and p s r B M D e n t lv horded
T he be»t i '. . »
Agents for the eoM>rntc I Silvi r
»Mi must be sent w ith ortU«*.
ont
if
von
u«e
DeWitt’s
Witch
Haz^l
There
are
worthless
counterfeits,
be
property to exchange for ptpperty
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
Bar (Kotitncki ) Whisky
Salve. B^wnre of worthless counter i
Dr «fair yum order through the Herald, without e itr» cost*
N. W. Cor. Second and Hall Sts , in Bandon will do well to call at sure tq get Do Witt's. R. S. Kuowl-
I D c x V t 2 v d C iss T l i o m .
feitfl.
K. S, KnowiWm.
tOD.
the
H
erald
office.
Coqnille City, Oregon.
COQUILLE VALLEY BANK-
O O Q 'C JX X _ ,Z _ IE],
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J. Sherwood,
lohn F. Hall,
Great Sale of H a rn e s s ,
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F. Long & Son.
F
Dr Gibbon
Museum of
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THE COMMONER,
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William J. llryan,
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The Peoples Press.
Hudson & Haynes,
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Scientific American.
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UNN & C 0 Lfs,Broad-'a>- New York
Cllles! lilie s!
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Male ail Stone Works
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CALL FOR
y
j
HARDWARE STORE
Doors, Windows
Building
Material,
J. A. Lamb & Co.,
\Y. F. KENNEDY.
Blacksmtlij_Wap Work
OREGON 0. K.
SALOON,
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Sawing marine