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PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY
exmniidng bridge«.......... 43 40
C Boiiient, miiary ns
cuunty cornmiKt'idiieH «nd
exainining bridge*............ 38 80
Ordi-red tliat J A Muuday he al­
lo .v d to rcdeem tli** biiul «old uti-
det tbe name il thè Milli'o - a Co.
b, paving $2 >.84.
Oidored :h.>C thè deik ¡«sue «»r -
lauta for tbe ctìllcction of delio*
quent tuxes.
Wlicreiipou court adjourned for
thè terni.
A Statement-
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M k . O uvui S. B eowk ,
Coquille, Jregon.
Dear Sir:
In reply to. your com- È
muiiieution of recent date, will nay
County Official Paper.
tlmt tbe following is a statement
Itovotud t<» Hu* material and nocini t.p
showing the i-uridition of the Mod-
o aiding of the ('oquiJltj Valley iiartiUii.at ly
eru t\ oddrjien of America, as de- 1$
4uu\ of Coo* County K«u«ritll>.
Subscription, per year, in tulvuuoe, fl.ßü
veloped by an examination made by
this department March 31, 11101.
'rills: Ptl'L'l! U kept « mi filo » t K. C. O AK E S
Total aasets................ $1,253.239.10
I ÏIIO I (I iifl A.ivi-rtitOitf Agency, 64 auu to
Total liabilities..........
627 085 70
Mere kan tu’ llinh»iiK<‘, San KraiuH»<*<>. California,
viiMr econtracta tor ai vert lain* uau bo mado for it.
Hal. o pmtect con tracts 728,153.40
STATE (JF OREGON,)
COUNTY OF COOS. ] bs'
From this von can clearly see
I, L. H. Hazard, county clerk of that there is abundant money on
County Court Troosedlngs Continued Irom
Coos couutj, Oregon and ex- hand to meet all obligations.
First Page-
| officio clerk of the county court of I During the year 1900, the mortu-
ie State of Oregon,
Orcr/n.i in and for the ary
arv collections of the Modern U’ood-
| the
Wood- ;j.,t
Elbert Dyer, 4(1,000 feet
county of Coos, hereby certify that men of America were ¡#4,366,000,:
plank for liutnlon-Kosa ^
the foregoing schedule of expenses! death losses incurred during the it
n,iU' ........................
...$H>0 00 i ,,f 0 oog county, Oregon, as audited i same time $4.274.000. During the
J A Lyons estate, lumbei for
^
! and allowed by the county court of Brut three months of the present
H
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65 87 Coos
£jll0B county, Oregon, in
is a true au«l
aud year, the mortuary collections were
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Petition for tin* relocation of the oor'roct extract from the proceed- $1,323,000, death losses incurred
(- oor Pay W i.gon Horn I froui^ Bruin- *n^H ,,f 8ajtj county at the July, 11)01 during the same period $1467 000. \
mit creek bridge to “ (»reen r\ raiudi
*orin thereof,
thereof, as
as takeu
from the
the
While the death losses during |
it--, tortn
takeu from
granted and ( has Heller, H E \V tl- journal of said court,
the first three mouths of the present
eox and Geo Miller appointed view-1 Witness my hand and seal of said year have exceeded the amount of
ers and S II Cathcart, surveyor, to 0O'nrt this 12th ,|tt}. uf July, 1901.
mortuary collections, yet taking
meet at lirummit creek bridge on
into consideration that the death-
li H. H azard ,
Aug 5, IDOL
Couuty Clerk. losses of all companies doing busit
The report of appraisers of dam­
ness in tbe northern half of the
ages on the Coqtidle-Lainpa creek
Text Bonks Chosen-
United States is greater during the
rood accepted and the road ordered
winter months than during any
opened upon tho petitioners paying
Salem, Or., July 9.— Ninty-eight other season, I do not ste that this
to the county clerk the sum of j per cent o f the common school text-j should beany mise for alarm.
$461.67, being one-third of tha book business of tlie state was
It is true that this Department
damages as assessed by the npprais- awarded by the Tex-Book Cornmis- lias advised the company that, in
ers, the county to pay the other two sj„n today. Ginn & Co. get 73 per their estimation, it would be better
thirds of the damages, when the cent., Maynard, Merrill A Co., 17 that increased assessments or more
petitioners pay their portion. Dam­ per cent., Heath & Co., 6 per cent.; assessments be levied.
ages allowed by the appraisers as Christopher, Sauer A Co. 2 per cent.
This, however, was not «lone be­
follows:
The American Book Company, which cause the company did not have
W M Wheeler.....................$ 75 00 has heretofore had the bulk of the sufficient money to meet their obli­
.1 C Wilson............................. 110 00 business, bus thus far been given gations, but was for the purpose of
A and Mabel Flanders......... 270 00 nothing.
enabling them to accumulate a re­
C Romander......................... 200 00
In making the awards the board serve fund, which this Department
75 00 voted ns. a unit, tbe selections hav­ thinks is necessary.
A J Wilson.........................
.1 W Lawrence..................... 50 00 ing been agreed upou beforehand.
Very respectfully yours,
John W Koon....................... 200 (10 Each book, therefore, received five
H i - miy Y ates
Geo S Robison..................... 45 00 voles, except in the selection of a
Insurance Superintendent.
Mary Clausen....................... 20 00 primary history, when H. W. Scott
Alex Urquhart....................... 60 00 voted independent y of the othei Treasury Will Hold Suparinta&iint Leach
Geo H Kell............................. 75 00 four. So far as appears, complete
Responsible.
W R Pan ter......................... 75 00 harmony prevailed, all differences
J C Brown................... '......... 90 00 of opinion having been settled at
Washington, July 8.—The Treas­
Mrs. H J Green..................... 40 00 private conference*.
ury Department today notified the
Tho books adapted are hero shown Surety Company of Baltimore, which
Total damages allowed .$1385 00 bv series, tho prices being for a set is on tho bond of Superintendent
Petition for the location of a of tho series. Introductory prices Leach of the San Francisco Mint for
portion of Catching slough ph a are the game ns retail in all cases, $100,000, that they will be held re-1
public highway denied for the reas­
Cyr’s readers, five books, Ginn A sponsible under their bouds for the
on that the court Inis no authority C o.; exchange, $1,03; retail, $2.05. | $30,000 or any part of thf same
to grant the petition as prayed for.
Rood A K el'ogg’s grammar, three which is said to have been stolen
L W Record appointed road books, Mavuard, Leirili A Co.:
from the gold vaults at San Fran
supervisor of road dis'riet 19 to (ill (,|mnge, <;H eents, retail, $1.35.
! cisco.
Assistant Secretary Ailes,
vacancy caused by death of W B
AA eut worth s arithmetic,
two speaking for tho treasury depart-
Woods.
books, Gin u A Co,; exchange, 36 ment, said today, “ We are certain
7j T Johnson, administrator of W cents, retail, 70 cents.
I to apprehend tho guilty party ns the
B Woods estate ordered paid $94 30 I Frye’s geography, two books, limits of the responsibility are com-
for salary duc W B Woods, deceased Ginn A Co,; exchange, 90 cents, parativelv circumscribed. The gov­
salary as road mi) ervisor of district retail’, $1.80.
ernment, however, does not propose
19.
Speller, Reed’s word lessons, or e to be the loser, and in any case will
V N Perry, court bouse jani­
book, Maynard, Merrill A Co.; ex­ hold Superintendent Leach respon-!
tor, Apiil 7 to July 11 in­
change, 10 eents, retail, 22 cents.
sible upon his bond.
The secret |
clusive............................... $ 94 00
H heeler’s primer, W. H. Wheels service detectives, by tbe process of j |
W R Punter, 5 tons coal for
A Co.; exchange, 15 cents, retail, 30 elimination, have considerably nar
court house....................... 15 00 cents.
| rowed the limit of responsibility
A C Lukeus, carpenter work
Brooks’ msntnl arithmetic, Christ- for the theft.”
in assessor's office.............
6 00 j opher, Saner A Co.; two now in use,
Secretary Ailes said the depavt-
AV A Goodman, building 200
rutnil, 30 cents.
meutdid not approve the plan of as-
feet of side walk............... 10 00 i Newland A Row’s vertical writing, sessing tho employees to make good
Deuliner A Hagelstein,2 iron
¡eight docks, llcuth A Cog 6 cents the shortage. The thing has been
posts for county surveyor
_l j straight.
I done before, but never for so large
L L Luutz, 3 tables for court qr
I Thomas’ primary history, Heath Un amount. In the present case the
house..................................
°
j A Co.; exchange, 30 cents, retail, department recognizes the severe
Phoebe Whetstone, washing
(ill cents. Mr. Scott voted for Mo- hardship.which would result from a
for prisoners..................... 11 85 Master’s history.
: general assessment of nil the ein-
A B Dean, 1 ton of coal for
, Thomas’ United Sta’ es history, | ployees of tbe mint at San Fran-1 ||i!
court house.......................
•’
j grammer grade, Heath A Co.; ex- risen. Many, and indeed most of
Win Mansell, wood and haul­
change, 50 cents, retail $1.
these emploi ees, have no
ing for court house.........
9 50 | After tile vote had been taken tiou whatever with the gold vaults,
City of Coquille, water for
i President H. \\ . Scott stated to the nQl) could not, m the most remote
court house May, June
n ! book men that the members of the : wtty, and could not, in the most re-
aud July .........................
•’ ou board bad been studying the merits 1 mote wav, bo responsible for the
AV C Renlmni, hauling 21
| of taxt books for about four mouths, sliortuge there.
tons coal for court house 10 50 that they had held a conference,
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Alfred Johusou, side walk
compared notes and investigated
Hot Day in Kansas.
lumber .............................. 25 44 prices and that the selections made
C AI iSkocls, sundries for
Topeka, Kan., July 8 —This has
j were tile result of that conference.
court hocso......................
" 1 ’ j Physiology,
civil government. ; been a day of unprecedented tim -
J A Lamb A Co., sundries
music and drawing are yet to be preature in Kanses. In Topeka for
for court house.................
^ ’*** j passed upon in the common branch - 1 two hours this afternoon the mark
C A Gage, sundries for pris­
es. but they represent but a small reached was 104
In Marysville,
oners and court bouse...
1 95 percentage of the text-book business 108 degrees was tbe record made.
J A Lyons estate, sundries
I All the high school branches also Fort Scott reported 106 degrees.
for prisoners and court
Reports from nuinorous Kansas
remain.
housu.................................
4 33
Of course all the agents who were counties tonight indicate that the ;
AYm Gallier sundries for
'successful are satisfied and jubilant. corn crop is practically a failure.
court house.......................
5 75 One of the heavy losers, when asked Hay is selling at enormous prieps
R S Knowltun, stationary,
j
tonight what he thought of the and the indicatioa point to almost a
etc for counts officers..... 12 DO board’s action, said: “The board is famine in feed for animals unless
AA m Rich, coal oil for court
above reproach.
They did what rain comes within a day or two.
house..................................
8 50 they thought bent for tho scbolls of
Stephen Galber, boarding
Oregon. Of course I don't agree
prisoners........................... 76 00 with their judgment in the matter.”
Stephen Gallier, 1 months,
Another unsuccessful man, when
salary as sheriff................. 166 67 asked what he thought of the
Ed Gallier,
1 months salary
,
,
board’s holding a preliminary con-
depute shenff ...... ...... 60 00
„ , e '„.lections, said:
J B Dullov, l month salary
“ It was the only businesslike* way
ns county treasurer.......... 50 00 of doing tilings. They went about
L H Hazard, 1 month salary
it like business men.
Digests what you eat.
county clerk.............
100 00
The adopting of the vertical sys­ It artificially d ¡ge>ts the food aud aids
R H .Alasi, 1 month salary
tem of writing is erne of the most Natura in strengthening and recon­
as deputy clerk................ (ìli 67
radical changes made by the com­ structing the exhausted digestive or-
tt H Hunch. 3 months sal­
g tns. It isthe latestdlscovereddlgest-
mission.
auL and tonic. No other preparation
ary as school superintend­
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can approach lt in efficiency. It in­
ent. postage, etc.............. 238 05
DcAVitt's AA'itch
Hazel Salve stantly relievesand permanently cures
(' H Noshr, 3 days examin­
should bo promptly applied to cuts. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn
ation of teachers..............
9 00 burn» and scald«. It soothes ami Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
AN D Reedy, 3 days ixaiiiiu-
quickly bealn the injured part. Sick Headache.Gastralgia Crampsand
ation of teachers..............
9.00 There are worthless counterfeits, h»- all other results of impel feet digestion.
Prie* SOc. a n d «. Larue sire contains
times
J S Law retire, 79 day s salary
sure to oct 1)» Witt s. K. S. Knowl- imttllstie. Book all about dyspepsiatuaiiedfr*«
Pr«par«d by E. C DtWITT A CO . Chicago-
as assessor......................... 237 00 ton.
T .1 Thrift, 53 days salary a*
deputy assessor................. 159 00
NOTICE FOIl IT U U C A T IO N .
J AY Mast, 78 days work in
NOTICE VOM IM B U C A CION
l>vr
uvt * kx of m* I n muion. I nukd S tati »*
assessors office................... 195 00 !>»r A u r M R s v o r t m k I» t *» h *». C n i t m v
I. vni > O rn o «. K<»*»K*or.o. O h V h * 2 9 . 11*01.
i »TICK IS HFJIKHY OlVEN THAT
Stephen Gullit r, for special
S tatuì L aud (tirici, H. «Minio. C»«.. J n t
thi» fnUowimf-iKuuttl ik-ttler hn* liletl
v\
mm
deputy hire......................
10 (Ml
not
c*
of hi* intention to inukt'
I IS UK UK BY G I V E N H I S I
N ' » th »TU
J J Stanley, 5? dava Work ill
ii. *npj»ort o: hi* altura
e fo il'» w in L !-n m iie tl * c » tlc r hn * lilc , l mmation Anni
sheriff's office...,................ 14 35 notice of hi* nitration tomnke Anal proof in «»n*l tlmt *nul |»nv»f will I»** mnd«* !x’ f.*re
im port of his cairn niellim i **ul proof 1. H II unni, «i »mry cl.r'i. ut «'.«itiillv
J AA Lenovo, 6 day s woik in
«ili Ite tun c Vfore 1. il.tla xftrt Count)' City. Oregon on \iu -1. V* 1 ▼ :r : ■»-irne*
clerk's office ................ ... 12 00 Cl, rk at Cnqnille C m . OTe«ron on
'V Hvem. on hi* l.owe*leinf entry
^ »*44
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\\m. vi/ Kobcri Ormi on hi* I d on** for thr S , >1’. 4 .
4 mul Irot « Sec
Irma Lakens. 1 It days work
•Or ol * uftv No
f >r th •
S\N 4 N E .» '* Ip. ‘.K . H . 1!. II
in clerk’s office.................
25 37 S W 'j S .v i ’* »n 2 T E .ll. IH W .
Me nume* ine
wttn **c* to
He n-miVi ihc foli .wine wirnen.*r* to pmv*. h»* c mtuin -u* r. si t. noe up*n unti
L Harloeker amount of 3
prove In* i’ »ntim>u* renidence ni*,n *ud culli' nti»m of m u I Unti, vim
montila salary as mutity
cilnvmi..n »»( *n.t I mu I. tiji : II. -I I>-*n.
»1 W Mo**, of b i tv rw Orjuon. George
Steven**w. or ( .H|nille Cilv. Oregon,
judge .........
200 00 FU Me Adnm* I> F. IVnn. s. S. Me Aduni*
nil.
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Orecon.
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Cnnndy
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of
Donald McIntosh, salary as
4. T . B itoor*.
Lee. U ioion.
J- l . Hrnwtw.
county cenni iss,, mer and
Hek!i*ler.
D. f . Dean. Editor and Proprietor.
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All kinds of soft crinks and fine cigar.
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FOR G O O D GOODS
LOW PRICES
SPECIAL¡ 1 ) SHOES FREE! FREE! DINNER DISHES LAD1ES’ FURNISHINSS
Men’s Durham Calf Lace
shoes, unexcelled in
lit and durrbilitytt<2
Tue Celebrated S. nii-Vitri t u Porcetain Hand Painted Decora­
tions, with Gold Trimmings Given Away
Free to Our Customer»'.
i
Kodol
Ladies’ and Misses
bonnets
Sun
25c
You can "efc a «Tinner set free! Given away wi‘h onr cash aah'H,
piece by piece, and continued until you £<*t a complete set.
ìents’ (¡bocciate Vici Kid,
Set consists of cups i: *1 muu cis , pie plates, breakfast plates,
Vesting Top, London Tip,
dinner plates, sauce dishes, platters, vegetable dishes, sugar
bowls, etc. Anything that goes to make up a fine set.
We use these dishes simple »is hu a«lvevtisement for our business.
THE WAY TO OBTAIN THEM IS EASY.
Trade with us
and get. your friends t<> trad* with us. and will d*» the rest, by
supplying you and them with these dishes Free of Charge.
$2.50
Littlo Ladies’ Red and
black strap sandals.
1.15
Bovs Vici Kid Lace
shoes.
1.90
Dancing Pumps J
SPECIAL in ijATS
Men’s Derby and Dun­
lap Hats
$1.50
Mcn’s Fedora and
Alpine Hats in
Black and other
shades
$1.00
1.25
1.50
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Boys’ Rolled Brim
lints in black,
brown and navy
50c and 60c
Gents Furnishings
‘A
Gents’ Silk Neck Scarfs in
all lending sha l s g g Q
White Lawn and Silk
band bows
5c
I f there is any
coffee better than
the Blanke’s foi
i the money w e
0/ “ P. AA’. R ,” the
^ best lOo ciffrtr
will refund i t
made, 3 for 25c
gladly, all we ask
is to try a pound at
Rouse Furbishing.
Mop Sticks,
Dyspepsia Cure
I
Children’s White Silk and
lawn bonnets in great
varieties at half prices
ioc F r e e !
Brass AA ash Boards, war-
anted for 5 years
40C
if, Fruit Jar Funnel,
C u lli n g I r .m s ,
5c
D r ie d
l^ e a
5c
N
AA aving Irnns. jier
pair
I OC
Single Loaf i>reH«i Baker. . . . 15c
c
I h ' h
*2. ll>s t o r •“>(•
Piarlo!
Piano! °
JSi^anematz
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P R U S S IA N
P o u l t v y
FOOD
An effective but harmless rrmedy
fur poultry. It makes the liens lay.
P e r p a c k a g e ..............................2 5 c.
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