Coquille City herald., July 09, 1901, Image 3

WILSON JEWLERY CO ‘ JEWELERS, WATCH MAKERS, ENGRAVERS,
OPITCIAN.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Fruit -Tars st the K in em itz’s. | White organdie at Mrs. Sugg’s.
COQUILLE CITY'S CELEBRATION.
Hells of s!l kinds at M rs.'Sugg’s.
See the big a<J of the Empori n s'
New goods by every boat for the
The Largest Crowd Ever Assembled in
Emporium.
Wall paper at the Euiporinro. | Unof paint and paints of all kind
This City Celebrates the 4th-
Moving-Picture show on 16th at the Euiporiiim.
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Children's lints from 20 cents up
j and 17th.
nt Martin’s.
New summer liats just nrrived at
" bn^ '8 8Ul>Pos<,l to be the largest
Dried Prunes 2-eente per pound
For fine photos, consult Walker, Endicott & Eyous.
assemblage of people to ever con­
at the Emporium.
> <lie photographer.
gregate at Coquille City gathered
l1 me cotub honey 40 cents per last Thursday to do honors to the
Lee Neely, of' l ’ airvicuv, was in
Only tlm genuine mason fruit
bucket at the Emporium.
grandest of our national holidays.
town Saturday,
jm s carried at the Emporium.
Mrs
Hastings
Butter,
the
best
in
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Patriotism
could be seen beaming
For «sm all home to rent, call at I We take eggs at 15 cents per
the market, at Hawkins’.
! from every eye, and all turned out
the H erald office.
| dozen in trade. M. H. Hersey.
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B g variety o f Indies, Misse* an d;, , ,
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For fresh groceries aud good ;
See the beautiful Stereoscopic,
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i ha,i bcen httingly arranged by the
bargains go to Horsey's.
Views of Ernest Stnntf at Lorenz’s 1 childrens’ hats at Mrs. Moons.
committee except the numbers were
25 oz. Pure Baking Powder for store.
*j Services nt Masonic Hall Sun- much greater than they had expect-
25 cents at the Emporium.
Fred Schetter, o f Empite city, day at three and eight p. m. Come ed, and preparations were hardly as
Salvation Army meeting begins : was over yesterday, aud proceeded out.
I extensive as they might otherwise
tomorrow evening. Come out.
| to Bandon.
j Attorney W. U. Douglas, Qf I have been.
Some good secondhand doors
The I. X. L has received quite Marshfield, was over on business , The day was all that cnull have
cheap -C a ll at the Tuttle Hotel 2* „ stock of jewelry. Call in and see the Inst o f the week.
| bcen expected or des.red, the little
The
best
butter
in
tow
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am
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and
get
prices.
Remember
tl.e
services
hv
Rev
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? ,° the rising of the c 'e,ir,U&
K-uitagu t,, i„> i, ,..i . .
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I ivememner me services oy nev. f“
wlth
sun. and the
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f mu 1 at Skeels.
, Henninger & Drane shipped 50 Crumley, o f Myrtle Point, Dext | ^„v Was cloudless all the way
Remember Hicks, the pliotog- . more fine hogs to the city by way of | 8tiDday «t the Masonic Hall.
through.
raplier; he is back at the Wilkins 'th e bav vesterdav
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As the morning advanced the
gallery.
jesiernay.
j John Linderbeck and family,
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. . ! Buy So cent* worth o f good» at ■ of Arago. returned from Marshfield people gathered from all directions,
I*. Nunamaker. of Idaho, is in Kanematz'r and take a chance on the yesterday after a visit nt that place. und us the train arrived, for which
this section looking for a suitable prem ium piano.
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i over 400 tickets were sold, upwards
George Morns, superintendent L f 300 of thege ftlighto(, to take
location.
of
the
CoqntlleCoal
untie
at
Liver-
t jn our exercises, the remainder
The Mandalay arrived last night
Don’t forget that Mrs. Moon is
MVPH« Point
Point to
i t mi 1 nirh and left for the lower ton, visited Myrtle Point the last of going on *o
to Myrtle
to cele-
cele­
in the Sanderson building near river this morning.
tbe week.
brate at that place.
boat landing.
At 10 o’clock all being ready the
Don t Pay two prices for your
Miss Eva Butler returned home
Just keep it in mind that D
from Myrtle Point the last of the dress linings and finishings, while processiou was formed on Front
Morgan, of Fishtrap, has some
week where she had been visiting. Hawkins Store offers the best liues street, headed by the North Beud
good draft horses for sale.
band, followed by thé liberty car,
for the least mouey.
Miss Flo Boyrie, accompanied by
the G. A. R. and W. R. C., a long
Snow Drift Flour is the best. Re­
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f
you
want
a
collar
for
Indy
or
Miss Pilts, a sister-in-law, o f Port­
string of bicyclists, etc.
sults prove our claim. Every sack
land, arrived from that city by Fri- gent that will reach up to your
A sight at the liberty oar was suf­
guaranteed.
N. Lorenz.
ears and bnck again Geo. A.
; day’s train.
firent to stir the patriotism iu the
Robinson
has
them.
We hnvo no timber land for sale
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hearts of the most stupid, contain­
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Mrs. I. N. DeLong, of Bandon,
but could give vou a few chums at I
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130 Acres near town and river ing a young American lassie for each
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made her parents Mr. and Mrs. W.
part real value.
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Colvin a visit uear this place since 100 acres of bottom laud. Orchard and every state and territory in the
buildings, spring water nt door, on union, dressed in snowy white with
F. W'. Wishard, of Watsonville, the celebration.
public road. Only $4000.
$ red white and blue sashes whice
California, is in town, looking at
F or S ale — A n Omego hand
the country with a view of locating.
F. E. Hicks, the photographer is bore the nan es of the respective
separator, 600 capacity— good as
The schooner Albion arrived at new. Apply
to Z. C. Strang. back at the Wilkius gallery, ready stntes.
When the grove was reached.
Ito do all work in bis lino in his
Lyons' whorf yesterday afternoon Address Coquille.
usual good style and promptness. President of the Day, Alfred John­
and will pioce ‘d to load with lum­
Chris Rasmussen, of Bandon, at­
son, Sr., mounted the grand stand
ber.
A horse of Dick Barrows, hitched and explained the dissappeintmeut
tended the hall game at Marshfield
A. lino line of hats just received Sunday returning by way of this I to n single rig, took a little spiu with which the committee had met
j on Tuesday afternoon, considerably in regard to the procuring of an
by Endicott A Lyons, having come place yesterday.
T v
t |demoralizing the tig, but not hurt-
on the Alliance direct from Port­
orator for the occasion, and who in­
W,n. Gallter, o f the I. X. L iDg hUy0llfc.
land.
troduced Rev. E. L. Fitch, as such,
hardware store is constantly re­
Ladies! Have you seen those ceiving new goods in bis line and I, BJ0 acres a few miles from as W. H. Bunch, whom the com­
berutifnl summer goods at Hor­ are offering the iiest of bargains, i - - V P o i n t , fane bill land. House mittee had expected to act in this
sey’s. They ate all right and so
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baru, orchard, 25 acres cleared, capacity, was otherwise engnged.
For a grand bargain in a fine best spring water. Cheap at ¡51200 The exercises was opened by prayer
are the prices.
river bottom farm near a booming
by Rev. M. O. Brink, followed by
All persons owing L. C. Thurman coalmine where all truck raised can
patriotic songs by the choir and
the blacksmith, for woik will please I»- disposed of right at home, call
It is easier to keep well than get
selections by the baud. Too much
settle Ivy the 15th iustas lie expects on the H erald .
cured. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers cannot be said in praise of the
to go away muni.
taken
now
aud
then,
will
always
efforts of Bro, Fitch in this, his first
Mr. and Mrs. S. FI. Hazard, of
Foil ¡S a l e —A bay mar« o f me
keep your bowels in perfect order.
efforts in delivering a fourth of
Marshfield, passed through town
din in size, kind ami gentle worker.
Friday en route from Bandon, They never gripe hut promote an July oration, and taking into con-
Inquire of II F- Hchweets, one mile
easy
gentle
action.
R.
S.
Knowlton.
where they had been visiting, to
sidejation that he was called upon
north of town.
the bay to attend the races.
The annual camp meeting of the only a few minutes before he ap­
The Oakland baseball team play­
All knowing theraselvps to lie in Sevent. Day Adventist church of peared on the stand. Taking it as
ed a game Eriday with the Myrtle
Good flaring on Marshfield Track.
arrears
with the H erald will Coos county vill be held at Coquillc a whole, while the program was
Point hoys, coming out victorious
City,
beginning
August
8th.
It
will
brief,
it
was
enjoyed
by
nil.
please come forward and settle up
Tim races on the Mnrefiheld
by s. score of 11 to 8.
The baseball game between the
Being forced to make necessary last ten days or longer. There will
truck yesterday were well attended
H-rmann Edward4, son o f Capt. | improvements, plaoes us in need of be two large tents on the grounds. Coquille and Oaklaud terns wus the
It is to be hoped all members of the principal feature of the afternoon and the crowd was well pleased
C. E. Edwards, of Coos liver, le- ' money.
church will let nothing hinder their exercises. It is estimated that from with the proformance of the horses.
turned home Friday after spend- I -.r
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io n will miss it if von buy a attendance.
1000 to J 200 people were in atteo- The events were lively and hotly
]tig the 4th with \\. II. Bunch and I p
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drnce,
aud while our boys were a contested, resulting ns follows:
fatnily,
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Tile Lenders in Quartity, Quality aud Lowest Figures.
J. L. Barker, o f Fairview, was
J of Lee.
i lord. I he agent, who has some of the
Half-mile trot; Hazard’s Hood
little too much for those of Oak­
in
town
Saturday,
and
be
tells
us
When you see {p marks nfter ! choicest properties aud will make
1st,
Rector’s
Fannie
H.
2nd,
Nor­
land, the game was highly enjoyed
Real Estate ads in these columns it an object for yog to deal with he is running a veritable hospital by all, and went off without any ton’s Jasper N. 3rd, three heats;
it means K, D. S»nford the Real | him.
* at his place. His son Fred and friction or ill feelings of any kind, best time 1:35.
Estate DID of OtlQtlills v ho is al- | Two nice write-ups shout OH wife, both o f whom left here sick n and our visitors took their defeat
Half-mile running; C. Noble’s
XJ-ari/'S f a il i o d ia m in e o u r S t o c k
ways looking up Bargains for you. | wedding, one of a 4th of July ce.le- short time since *ue gitling along manfully, and speek in the highest Jessie It 1st, It, Noble’ s Sox 2nd,
very well, but Clyde, another son,
Hume's Mary D. 3rd, Boytlea’s
1 have an Excellent stock of i hration and qthcr items of interest
is suffering from hlood-poisoi ing, terms of tne treatment received at Billy Lee -Itli.
Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, Tin- jlu<1 crowded out for want of space, caused by a cut from a ax ou his the hands of our people.
Follow-
Half-mile trotting and pacing;
ner’s nud Plumbers, tools and fit- wnile our reports on the late ball shin some time ago.
is the result of the game:
Norton’s
I. U. 1st, Ten-Brcok’s
tings which will invoice ¡571)00 to games are necessarily brief.
RUNS IiY INNINGS.
88000 more or less, in one o f the
Yesterday late in the afternoon Coquille..............1 5 5 1 4 2 6 2 *—2fi Douglas 2nd; two bents; best time
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I HuU, Caps. Rubbers, Matting, Window Shades, Ladies' an^
liveliest towns on the coast which [• W AN l’ED, - ’t hree basiling dep"| little Earl Simmons, son of Mr. Oakland...............0 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 2—7
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Ap t a oil Mrs. L. G. Simmons, started
I wish to exchange for ranch prop­ ¡¡idles, easy work, good pay
From the baseball grounds the
(cquille vs- Mhrshtield.
Misses Jackets and Capes, Mackintoshes, Ladies’-
tv . A.
a Woolteyer,
\ v . , . d d i s d t istrict
r i c t I f.
for their cow and passed near the crowd gathered at the river near
erty in this county, who can ac­ ply i to - W
comodate ice?
$ Deputy head consul, for “ Modern? | sawdust fiat wliete some o f the the dock where the log rolling con­
Tailor-made Ouer-Skirts, Groceries, Provis­
On Sunday the last of the league
«Woodmen of America at Mrs 11 sports took place ou the fourth, lie test took place. Clias. Noble, Davo ball games of Coos county took
‘‘I atn indebted to One Minute tBrown’s residence.
| went to the “ buck poie” Hinl dimed Holland and Jesse Hall were the place at Marshfiele between tho
ions, Tobacco and lakes Orders fo r
Cough Cura for my present good “ “
u 4 «owe«'""-’ "-«n«i».»TOPi..u
»i i (1p H||)j WHS
fry ing his skill at rid-j contestants, Noble carrying away teams of that pale and Coquille, the
health aud my life. I was treated
Tailor-made Clothing.
Those famous little pills, DeW'itt’s | ing it w hen
lie got a fall, breaklug j first prize, $20, and Hall second, former
$10.
proving successful as fol­
in vain by doctor for lung trouble Little Early Risers compel your bis left arm between the elbow aud
The people then moved up to lows:
following la grippe. I took One liver and bowels to do their duty, wrist.
(Front street where the footracing
11 DNS BY INNINGS.
Minute Cough Cure and recovered thus giving you pure, rich blood to
Onqnilte
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D. Bradley, who has been can-1
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f,,llo'vs:
my health.” Mr. F. H. Wise, Madi­ recuperate your body. Are oaay to
Miu .hl.ek] 0 3 2 2 2 1 4
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vassing this section of the state ir. -_ Mo?.8 raoe’
o m « ’od
son, Ga. R. S. Knowlton.
take. Never gripe. R. 8. Kuowl- i lie interests of the organization of ¡
Oar aim is Quick
Ncfzger, first prize, $10; F rank
Mrs. Sugg will now sell all lints
F. W. Wright, a son-in-law of ton.
Independent Order o f Lyons, bus | Hague, second, $2.50.
at reduced rates to make room for
Sales
and
Sm all Profits. We want
Bays’ race, under 12 years, 50 new stock.
Mr. and Mrs, Capt. Butler, of Ban- j A protracted meeting by thp succeeded in obtaining a sufficeut
don, arrived by Wednesday’s train ! Salvation Army will be commenced number o f names to warrant in­ yards, purse $2, Johnny Beruett,.
From a letter received by A. J.
gour trade and will use our best endeauors
having came up by the Alliance to Wednesday evening, conducted by stituting a lodge at Lee
Girls’ lace, under 16 years, 30
This i«
Sherwood
from Earl Elliott we Irani
the bay. He came from 8 in Rafael ; Rapt. Crabtree, o f Marshfield, ■ me of thp noble fraternal bene- yards, purse $2.50, Electa Walker.
to keep it, by selling you the Best o f Goods at the
that Mrs. Elliott is very ill. bu* the
California, and will reside with his | jAeot, Comer, of Portland, and ficearv order*, and its establish-. Girls’ race, uuder
. 10 years, 30 nntuie of her malady is not given.
family on a portion o f the Butler , Capt. Clara Helm o f Arago. All inent in this section shows pond Jar< s’ Pur8ev2, Emily Harlockcr.
Lowest Rates Possible. BIGGEST BA RG AIN S OF THE SEASON.
Grandp Dean is suffering from
farm which he purchased some ; are jqvited to atteud.
judgment on the part of our good I
mens race, 100 yards, purse,
bloodpoisoning in his lest limb,
time since, and will conduct a fan- ' ,T
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N. LORENZ, Prop.
North Fork people. This is one of j
FJi*« \A atsoo.
cy fowl business in connect,on with ,
* ,1' lel,,“ nl,"*1bia the few secret orders which lakes
Buck pole, purse $10, Ned Dully, caused bv a cut received a few days
He is getting along as well
Ids
farming operations.
Mrs. I h » " « * « 1«! IK," ’<l«to the boat Satnr- in women and men on the same I ^ aultiug, purse $10, Win. Grow, since.
an can bo expected under tbe cir­
Wright aud their three boys have ; fb!-v1' T thrown. f,m " rt w" 201j ,,un
i while he was not serionsly hurt, his (terms.
| at 9 feet.
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9r cumstances.
been at Bandon about six weeks,
George Cannin, accompanied by ! Bud^urpen. atV fe^ tT l inches.
having enme up by the Mandalay ■ !1,f) and
. . . elbow were somewhat,
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that lone since.
brused and he m o a narrow u sk o f
^M. McDonald, P roprietor.v
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getting some bones broken.
M b iv n a 'K i a ^ c’« ll!d on ns I X ! C. ^ o n ,
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The steamer Alliance arrived at
A. G. Balcb, o f this place goes I '«rday and placed an order for print-
There was no regular fireworks
the hay a little late for the tram ou
e bay this week in the interest 'tipfor their Vaodeyilleshow which j for tj,e evening exerewea, bat bombs :
Why You Should Insist on Having
Wednesday, but Manager Chandler l o III
of the Fir« Relief Association, o f they are gettmg np, and with which j bootne,j anrj cracker8 cracked and
in bis usual accommodating man-i
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Finest Equipped Shop //# Coos Co un ty. --i-
iunvil’.e. This is tbe best and they wdl take a tour through the ; riK.kt.,s „bot „thwart the hervens
EUREKA HARNESS O IL
ner, held the train tor a sufficient
!U '* 18 tbe 1,885 H,,d 1 V
length
of*
time
"to
get
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h
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cheapest
fi.e
insurance
in
the
world,
counriss
tmmed.ate
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north
o
f
Una
from
all
quttrterH
of
,be
city
cloB
UncGualt’d by any other.
Hot
and Cold Baths.
Only First-Class Work.
length of time to get tl
Renners hard leather soft.
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property,
he for
the present.
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brought
up, i—
including
the principal
Especially prepared.
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sure to consult him.
I f you do ft* these brother» 1 « a man of wide other patriotic gaUday.
Keeps out water.
part of the fresh fruits and 4th of
not
know
anything
of
the
com
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rie
n
ce
in
In*
line,
having
Tim
ball
at
night
bv
Whetstone’s
X heavy bodied oil.
July good for our people, thus en­
been on the road s.nce a mere boy. orf.llf,Htrfl WB„ an cntire gue<.,H„ u .
abling us to have everything in patiy, inform yourself.
arness
wonderful ability ln„ WP,1 patronized and thoroughly
The difference—Blank tells us " ml
first-class condition tor our cele
i > E M P O E I I I M < !
popular
jgheos
AT
popular
prices.
The Sales in our Shoe department
prove the popularity of our select
tions for the season trade. W e claim
that every shoe we sell is a good one.
W e guarantee every pair to give
satisfactory wear, if they don’t we
w ill give you a new pair at what
ever price you say is lair. A lso no­
tice our special sale counter, odds
and ends of goods at cost to make
room for new goods.
Remember
every purchase of S i’s worth of any
KIND OF (I00D S YOU RECEIVE A CHANCE ON THE NEW BALL­
BEARING SEWINCMACHINE WHICH IS NOW ON DISPLAY.
C. H. SKEELS,
Store
The Biggest Values for Your Money.
OF
LADIES' AND CENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS ANDSH O ES
The Palace Barber Shop,
Som e Reasons
H
An excellent preservative.
FROM MYRTLE POINT TO ROSEBURG,
Reduces coat of you” harness.
bration.
Otherwise, we
would verbally to sell his ranch every " „ mlTmtmir^g.pictu'ra ms^hine'at (eni°yed
811 who too t P*rt’
Never burns the leather ; it»
have be«,, without these on tbe 4th t.me he gets a st>el on him and „ Cil„ <)f HPVPrHl ilUtM|rPf, dollars
Efficiency is increased.
Havitt^ ohlain<*d first cln»8 rigs and
Mrs Moon has a new »apply of
and after the celebration would puts the price so high, and changes wbich will be a great feature of in.
Secures best service.
Io*ini», I am now prepared to do a
have bad a superabundance, a large so often we never get started o n it| ,frpst We wish these gentlemen Ladles, Misses and childrens street
Stitches kept from breaking.
general freight and pMssçnger buainesa
portion of winch would have nee- end it don sell.
Dank put his , b„ bp#t of BaccpM) it, tbp(r nndBr. hats as well as new trimmed crea­
fel bptvvptfi Myrtle Point and Rose burg.
il
essartly spoiled. Such accomo- in our hands by contract at alegtti-
tions.
| h sold in all
Will leave Myrtle; Point on Tuesday
dations as this should be remem- m ate figure and we got down to j
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Localities
M anu factured L f
making one trip a wet k.
Will inak*r
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bered and appreciated by our peo- business and sold it. Who will be
The following is a bit of onr state
A r n n J a r i ! O tl < o m p n n y .
— At th^ horn#» of th«
pie.
'next.
$
trip» to Lnquii!« City whtn nci-ii iou n quire t.
First-rU«* awniimisl«-
law which shoul be borne in mind 8cHtoKi»K»-STrBDiTA5T
proonrTu yHrent^, Jan«* ’M). 1001. by Hev.
tions guarentaed.
J. A. Di dkm .
by our citizens:
C. A. Iljrttt T. A. Schroeder ami Mias
NOTICE FOR FI BLICATION.
Kiln R. Stnrdivant.
llyrtii Point. Ori-gow.
S ection 17.— Any roar^master, F o x - C l in t o ic — A t t h e fc o m « of
Clin­
r t f THK I t m ik lO fl. tJ H IT tO H t ATFS
road supervisor or other person
ton. near Arago. Jn|42. litOl. by H«v* B. D s T c ì FART-KN
O f f ; c k . KrmKH'rHn. O h . M » y 29 . 11 * 01 . I
Ubcla John Kruiisnbwrg. » ( tins
F. Barkiow. ChnrWm t. Fox and Mina V M ASD
Mrs. N B Barrow*, of this place,
who shall willfully or negligently
M ICK 18 HEREBY OIVÌJN 1 11 A I
D. Clinton.
1 » thè foll«»wini?-nnmr*d
hns filed (dap*4, whij I to Parkarsburg
sta,t»d f.-r Roapl'iirg B oim I hv with
remove destroy or defaop any gov. L rT Anna
T R K i.L - 8 T R M f.K a - At tho home of 1ho
of his intention to »oak« eom- 'day fur a visit.
Ht* may t*xlani| O -.nge Collier’* stage She will
ernraent corner or witness, nr any * (»riKtm*« parent». Mr. and Mr». John Lnt- !K>tice
moPation final proof ii. »o p p o rlo f his claim
trcll. of the S-#fitb Fork. I»T R^ t . W. R. wjid that sani pri»r»f will b** made before his trip to Bindoli and ili>wti Ilia visit sisters st Portland ami Astoria
corner or witness permanently e«.
Hannen. John B. Lottr«ll and Miaa Mary I L. H. Il iisrd, orknntf elerfc. at Ooqnille ¡coast babirn returning.
fur a Tew week* before returning.
tahlished by the enunty-snrveyor,
Allea Stender.
. C ity / Oregon on \hi{. 3. 1901, vis: .lume»
1 CtH> Acte» grim firm in Jack- I
shill begnilty o f a misdemeanor
, W Ryers. rin his homestead *'nlry No. 9Ò44
Kimball. Bulineraiui, Whitney,
»'in county Oregon suitable fori
for the 8 i; HK'i. SK*Ì S W * and Lot 7 Hr c
n u l l« .
and u n n n conviction thereof he-
Tp. 2 * . 8 . R. II W«»t
I other productions <>r division t• ». Milton mill lleiuze plllios for $250*
July 7. 1901, ‘J. H»
f'ire a co u it o f cum petent jarisdic- J o n w » —K**r C o m ì II.Q lif. . W
j names the follow inr witnesses to
tini,, il,all par a fine of Dnt more
t» Mr. and Hr., Éd John«,,, a
prove hi» contin i »os residence np-wi and I exchange for a fat m of »mailer anil upward. Organa at $75 ami
Addies* or call on
cnlti»atp>n of ani l lanM. fix:
Herrs, well im prov'd, in C*»rs Co. j upward.
1ÍI01.
to
tin o 950 «od .U nnt lesa * tbaa
$25,
to- 1
A\B,!T" ti n’ . ’i,,Ì! 4 .
K
J. W. M osm , of Falrv ew, Orevoo. George
*
a
Mr. and Mm. Oh*». ra d U lofl, a dangh-
Air*. G Mortis, local ageut. Gar-
j
Or.
not
to
exceed
$2000
to
$3006
tfMthpr vnth thp c»»»fa o f nuit «inei ter.
j W. Htevenson, ot C.oqaille City, Oregon.
Ì) .Vi. Raker and Canady Baker* both of I in value time to be had ou difference field Hotel, Marshfield, Oregou.'
coats of re establinhing thè corner Wamrr-At Kiv.rlon. Jnly 1.1901, to Mr \ Lee,
Oregon.
J. T. Bnipow,
and Mrs, 8. O. W hit «et,
wituess.
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