Coquille City herald., July 23, 1901, Image 3

W IL S O N J E W L E R Y CO
‘ JEWELERS, W A T H
MAKERS,
ENGRAVERS,
O PIT IA N .
New goods by every boat for tbs
White organdie nt Mrs. Sugg’s. Eui porium.
Fruit Jins at the Kaueinatz's.
See the big nil of the Einpori im.
Belts of nil kinds at Mrs Sligo’s.
Children's hats from 20 rents up
Eiuit jars nt Sanderson Bros.
Ladies’ Side Saddles, $(>.75. nt F. nt Martin’s.
Wallpaper nt the Emporium.
All kinds of bicycle fixtures nt
Show tonight and tomorrow Longs A Sun’s.
Riding Bridle, 75 cents at F.
F. Longs »t Sou’s.
Koof paint mid paints of all kind Longs A Son’s.
night.
Wui. Harris of I'isl.lrap, ramie
Buggy Cushions, $1.25 at F. at the Emporium.
Dried Prunes 2 cents per pound
us h pleasant ch II . hi Sntnrdny.
New summer huts just arrived at at the Emporium.
| Lungs A Son’s.
The best butter iti town—Siirorav
For fine photos, consult Walker, Endieott A Eyons.
For n-smali home to rent, call at
Nosier’» —to be found nt Slieels’. *
I the photographer.
Fine comb honey 40 cents per the H erald office.
Mrs. E. J. P i ice, of RiuertoD,
All kinds of baseball goods nt bucket at the Emporium.
inmle this pines n short visit verter
Byevdes, $15, $1«, 820
$25 j
F. Longs A Son’s.
Mrs H a s t in g s B u t t e r , the best in at F. Longs A Son’s.
day.
German Baptist services at thejjiy, market, at Hawkins’.
Remember Hicks, the pl.otog-
For fresh groceries and good
rapher; he is back at the Wilkins little church next Sunday.
Big variety of ladies, Misses' and bargains go to Hersey’e.
Only the genuine mason fruit childrens’ bats nt Mrs. Moons.
gallery.
25 oz. Pure Baking Powder for
jais carried at the Emporium.
Don’t forget tlint Mrs. Moon
25 cents aT tiie Eiupotium.
Mrs.
W
ill
Wilson,
of
prosper,
is
We take eggs at 15 cents per
ill the Sanderson building near
Some good second band doors
in town, visiting her folks, J. 13.
lozen in trade. M. II
II. Hersey.
boat landing.
cheap—Call at the Tuttle Hotel 2*
Fox and family.
See the beautiful Stereoscopic
Just keep it iu mind that D
Mrs. Geo. Loren*, of Bandou.
The Piles ‘ hnfc » un<V .',,u 80 wil<
Morgan, of Fislitrap, bag some Views of Ernest Stauff at Lorenz's returned
home yesterday after a he quickly and permanently healed
store.
*
good draft horses for sale.
use DeWitt’s Witch Hazel
The I. X L. lias received quite visit with Mr.Loreuz’s folks at this! |f .vou
Salvo. Beware of worthless counter-
We have no timber Intel for sale a slock of jewelry. Call iu aud see place.
feits.
R. S, Knowlton.
but could give you a few claims at it and get prices.
Go and see Canning Bros show!
part real value.
$
You
may
never
have
such
another
$1300
will buy a 40 acre ranch,
Mrs. Moon has a new supply of
A fine line of bats just received Ladles, Misses and childrens street opportunity. See dates in another j only » few miles from town. Most-
ly bottom land, fine water, better
by Endieott A Lyons, having t'ome hats as well as new trimmed crea- j column.
look this up.
on the Alliance direct from Port­ tions.
Mrs
C.
M.
Skeels,
wife
of
our
K. D. S a n f o r d Ageut.
land.
Miss Ethel Smith, of Grants j popular merchant, went to Bandon
Coquille Oregon
Justice Cecil lias moved Ins office Pass is visitiii) her grand parents, Friday to visit Iter daughter, Mrs.
Yrou will miss it if yon buy a
from the old Wilson building to Mr. and Mrs. E. B, Smith, of Charles Lorenz.
farm before consulting II. D. San­
the grand jury room in the court­ Riverton.
Don t P a y two prices for your ford. the agent, who has some of the
house.
For, S a l e — An Omego hand dress liotngs and finishings, while choicest properties and will make |
Ladies! Hava yon seen those separator, 600 capacity— good as Hawkins Sb re offers the best lines
it nu object for you to deal with |
herutiful summer goods at Her- iipw . Apply
to Z. C. Striing. for the least money.
him.
*i
spy’s. They are all right and so Address Coquille.
I f you want a collar for Indy or
All knowing themselves to he in
nre the prices.
Foil S ale — A lot of California gent that will reach up to your
with the H e r a l d will j
T. G. Eflkles, the painter, started brick goodonps— r.t ¡$13 per thou- pars and hack again Geo.' A. arrears
please come forward and settlp up
for Loug Beach, California yester. sat.d.
Inquire of Adam Persh- Robinson has them.
Being forced to make necessary j
day, where he will join his family j
^
¡/Vesper, Or.
130 Acres near town aud river improvements, places us in need o f ,
who went to that place seyernl
F or S a l e .— Nearly 2J acers in- 100 acres of bottom Ini.d. Orchard money.
weeks ago.
side City liniets, newly itnpioved. I buildings, spring watpr nt door, oti
Those famous little pills, DeWitt’s
Joseph Ferry, ot Riverton, is Enquire of B. F, Crow. North of j public road. Ouly $4000.
$ Little Early Risers compel your
putting up a large ntore building Odd Fellow cemetry. ■
| E. A. MoDuffee, the painter and liver and bowels to do their duty,
in that pine», and will soon have it
W. C. Benbam, our liveryman, paper hanger. Hssisttd by Clms. thus giving you pure, rich blood to
completed and a full line of goods
That our Prices are right is Conceded by all.
went out hunting last week with Braden, are doing tlie inside work recuperate your body. Are easy to j
on display.
Our Aim is Quick Sales and Small Profits.
Our Line is Strong in DRYGOODs, SHOES,
.
j his brother Geoige. of Faitview, on Martin’s new store room on take. Never gripe. II. S. Kuowl-
When you see $ marks after ,
l)t,
8eVPla| dnvs.
ton.
Front street.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, T0BACC0ES, PAINTS and OHS, SHELL HARDWARE, NAILS,
Real Estate ads in these columns
DECORATED CROCKERY, WALL PAPER, GLASSWARE, Etc.
Mrs. G. F. Bontell, of Morgan
Eddie Rackleff, of
Langloig,
E S. Flitcroft. wife, son and
it means R, D S"nford the Real
‘Estate man of Coquille who is al­ visited Myrtle Point the latter part daughter, of J rants Pass, liuye ar­ Hill, California, who arrived at
ways looking up Bargains for you. to last week and foipnart of this, rived in town and are looking Sumner a week ago to visit hpr
around for a pleasant and suitable parents, Air. and Airs. Beyers, ar­
returning by tnailroad today.
There will be services at the lit­
place to rent till they decide as to rived here yesterday and is visiting
Win.
G-illier.
of
the
I.
X.
L
tle church next Sunday conducted
with Mr. and Mrs.C. A. Stine, of
locating.
hardware
store
is
constantly
ro-
by a German Baptist minester of i
this place.
SUDDEN PASSING AWAY-
ceivtng
new
goods
iu
bis
line
and
I
A.
J.
Sherwood
and
family
are
Myrtle Point, at 11 a. in.
I lie
Charles
Felter, son of our
pleasantly domiciled
in
public is cordially invited to attend. are offering the best of bargains, j now
1(50 acres a few miles from '»heir new and beautiful residence fripnds Air. and Airs. J. W. Feltpr, Hon- S- H- Hazard Succumbs After a Short
J. B. Sweet, of Humboldt county,
Hines-
Mvrtle Point, fine hill land. House J',H* completed. I Ills is said to be of Brudon, who has been in the
California, who has been iu this j
services
of
our
country
for
t-everal
bant, orchard, 25 .rates cleared, Hie nicest and neatest residence in
County Clerk H. H. Hazard, of
county looking around since the liest spring water. Cheap at *1200, G -w county.
years, being on the battleship
this city, received the sad intelli­
arrival of the Alliance, went to the
$ i T. R. Sheridan, of Roseburg. <?r f« O0,,he Preater part of the gence of the death of his father yes­
bay yesterday evening to return by
,, ,, i,
, Ar
i c i i .
time, returned resnitly, and with
Tiie Leaders iu Quantity, Quality and Lowest Figures.
the same boot.
Audie>v Binkley, for tljp p a s t i" ,,h '* * >1 0 ” 11 1 il 81
D ‘ Ins mother, are visiting frieds in terday evening, the old gentlemnn
seven or eight .......
employed 1
y«> t«d av " «ran . having . town.
having passed suddenly away after
Mr*. Joint Snyder and son,
on out railroad, has resigned |li8 I come in by stage. He wtll be on
a short illness. He was over to vis­
Mastpr
George, of
of the
the Central
Central lio-
»faster Georgs,
ho-
V’J'
j " ” ’! w " ,T k ' , n" j j ! t h e hav only four or five days lie-i
The annual camp meeting of the
tel, of Marshfield, returned home j position aud goes to San P tauclsoe forp rpturnj|lg
I Sevent Dav Adventist church of it him only a few days sinee, and
came home leaving him, us he
yesterday morning after a visit of | »nee.
D o n ’t fa il to e x a m in e o u r S to c k
.
Tl
I Coos county vill bo held at Coquille
thought, out of danger, but the
several days with her purputs, Mr.
Mrs. Capt.C. H Butler, of Ban- j ' ' Ul * » * { »• « ,,» tfh* r’ J,>1;n" V (lity, beginning August 8lh. It will
(summons came without warning,
and Airs. W. W. Hayes.
don, came op yesterday aud is visi- • "
n- .1 ’Pn .'P '(n • | last ten days or longer. There will j
tint! with her daughter, Mrs. F. W. returned front their hunting trip
, ^ t(?nts on th„ ,rou„ d8. thus summarily taking off ono of
W. B. FlaiiKbntgh, of St. Paul,
^ p o rt hiavtng had agnod tnne, ]t. jH to ^ hoped ol| ,uen)t>ers 0f the our most honored and respected
Minnesota, representing the West Wrig >t, and family at til* farm "«<_•
citizens.
He leaves a wife and one
hut they did not kill
near
Afago.
church will let nothing hinder their son to mourn his death.
Publishing Company, of that place,
than the law follows.
attendance.
accompanied hy his wife, made
Any persons who have “’The
The following sketch of deceased Hats, Caps, Rubbers, Matting, Window Shades, Ladies' and
Why pav rent and loss all, when I
this county u visit last week, visi­ Young People’s Hymnal” or the
vou can buy a cheap bouse and lot'
The dlfference-Blank tells us we take frun the January Special
ting our attorney’s in behalf ot his "Hhtnn and Tune Book” belonging
Misses Jackets and Capes, Mackintoshes, Ladies'
from II. D. Sanford for $200 hy j verbally to sell bis ranch every Edition of the Marshfield Sun:
company.
to the AI. E Church, South, will
There is probably no member of
paving
$50.
dow
n,
ami
*10
per
|
t,ra°
'/
*
R
B
,pp|
on,
ll!m
“
ml
Tailcr-made Over-Skirts, Groceries, Provis­
Kimball. Eiuraerson, Wbitnev, please return them.
month without interest and own a P «»« the price so high, and changes the legal profession better or more
,
i-
e so often we npver get started on it favorable known throughout south­
Miltou and Heinze pianos for $250
Alts. Jack Lydie, of Riverton, home
iu I d months.
»
,
, ,.
,
. ■•
ions, Tobacco and lakes Orders fo r
and it don t sell.
Dank put Ills ern Oregon than is the subject of
and upward. Organs nt $75 and was n;i to town yesterday, in «om- j
J.
1!
Fox
departed
by
yesterdays
i
¡n
onr
|
iau,3
8
hy
contract
at
alegiti-
this
sketch,
by
reasou
of
his
long
upward.
Address or cull oti j p ,ny with Alts.
1 Bnrg, a sister
Tailor-made Clothing.
Mrs. G. Morris, local agent, Gar­ lately arriving from Seattle, who |r rain for San Francisco via the bay ! n,;ltP figure and we got dowu to and intimate acquaintance with its
'<>’
He will return soon business aud sold it. Who will be j leading men, and active participa-
field Hotel, Marshfield, Oregon. will spend the summer with hsr.
with fi large lot of second-hand ns next.
$ j tion in all matters of publice ira-
C has . G riss en . Mgr.
E. L. Montgomery, of San Finn- we|| n8 Dew
f(ir ¡118 8tore iu
Through the agency of R. D. I P°rt that have ternled to advance
“ I am indebted to One Afinuto cisco, wlio is interested with Mr. (|l(, Pharmacy building.
Sanford, G. C. Welch and two 1 ilie mteiests of h.s pot ion of the
Cough Cure for my present good Morse in our electric light enter-
, •
Our aim is Quick
His ability and integrity
B is easier to keep well than ge brothers have purchased the Wad state.
health aud my life- I was treated prise, took yesterday’s train for
have made
for him friends
in , all
dir.gton
place
on
Lamney
creek..
,
,,
.
Sales and Small Profits. We want
in vain by doctor for long trouble Marshfield. He goes to Sat. Fran pu,rpd- Dp" M * L ' t,le Enr, -V El8<>^
Mr.
fcllowing la grippe. I took One eisco by steamer where he will re. taken now and then, will always These gentlemen came from South cla68,‘ a " f 8,;,,,p,-v' Mr' H.nz» rd U ,
your trade and will use our best endeavors
'>e.ng born !
Alinute Cough Cure and recovered main, haying his wi.it out with us | J"*l' .vol,r bowpla ln Vcrf.-t t order. Dakota, and have lot ked tbe state n nat,ve "f,
They novel* gripe hut promote an oyer and have deci.fed to locate i « Hatoi, Rogue on he sixteenth j
tny health.” Mr. F. H. Wise, Madi­
to keep it, by selling you the Best of Goods at the
I have an Excellent stock^of 1 eaHy gentle action. R. S. Knowlton. with us, being more favorably im- I ,iB> (,f ,’V\nP’ 18,18 U l,Pn 1,1,1 8,!t
son, Ga. R S. Knowlton.
Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, Till- j
pressed with this section than any ! y f HrH1o!fl 1,18 l mrPht8 r p n , , , v p f t,( 1
BIGGEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON,
. .
i New .Jersey, remaining nut a abort Lowest Rates Possible.
1C00 Actes grain farm in Jacii- ner’s and Plumpers, tools and fit- ' TI h * buildings tor onr electric .
| tinue they again removed first, to |
son county Oregon suitable for tings which will invoice $7000 to ''ght system are finished and the they Dad s.en.
N. LORENZ, Prop.
As we mentioned a week or ho Pennsylvania, then to Mississippi, j
other productions or division to 88000 more or less, in one of the poles from Johusoti s mill to town
liveliest
towns
on
the
coast
which
»
'e
in
place,
and
also
those
in
town,
1
B(?0,
it
being
necessary
that
our
and in October, 1848, Incited in
exchange for a farm of smaller
acres, welt improved, in Coos Co. I wish to exchange for ranch prop- » lnl« Hie latter will soon ke wired, popular taylor, Mr. Slagle, get Iowa City, Iowa. AJr Hazard re­
l M arshfield Hun. 1
Cannlng Bros.
Or. not to exceed $2000 to $3000 erty in this county, who cau ac- Upon the arrival of the eujine we j more help to conduct his fast-grow- ceived his preliminary education in '
Bennett Swanton has returned
coinodate
me?
$
"’ill
soon
have
lights.
iug
D
usiiiphs
here,
Geo.
W.
Weiler,
the
public
schools
in
Iowa
City,
|
in valnetime to bo Imd on difference
Alias Hi ttio and Master Eddie jr., of Roseburg, joined him yes- and in 1855 ent ‘red the University j The following are the places and from an extended outing at Dora.
in price.
Chat I ch Smi! Il, of Beloit, Kansas, j
Alias Annie Anderson returned on
Price, of Riverton, visited with the terday. thus adding to his ability of Iowa, where lie remained for dates for the coming prefortnance
arrived
here
a
few
days
siuce,
Imv-
L . St. Ores, of Drain, is making
He tlieu accepted a of Canning Bro’s Hit'll Class V«u- the Alliance yesterday, from Cali­
i tng come to « » n rranctsco ,
, HERALD family Wendnesday, tak- to meet t he demand, for «he output two years.
this ?ounty quitp a visit, and for ■. , com eto San Francis^ w
| ¡ ‘ “ "¿'‘ T . ' ' mñvin n octu re show in of this shop. Mr. W. is an affable • >oBition in the mercantile house of deville and Cipnomatograph Co. fornia.
l'.liwouil
r j t l l 'B M J 'l i n i n ,
o -
good part of the time the ..
evening,
Miss Dee Turpen returned from
C i n t a i ....... B-»»-»""' »..... «....... his brother-in-law, G. D. Palmer, | for a portion of Coos county which
Engineer Lockwood, of the Echo, j and is having a visit of a few weeks 1 hnrsdnv,
accompanied by hissa- pleased to welcome to our c ity « where lie remained for the next 8re fixed, and should be lemetn- Sun Francisco, yesterday, on a visit
at Myrtle Point, they being nc- I with his daughter, Mrs. Ed. John -
„ ■
„ .,
society.
qnaintances for upwards of twenty son, of near town
He is well 8U,t majes y. as ( i ay t .
.
. . . . eighteen months. Resigning this i lured by the people of these sec- to relatives,
Married— In West Marshfield,
years, f t is possible that be may ; pleased with the locks o f our sec-1 Another scowload of rails went
Ladies lading Gtrcingles, vl.2o position, tie went to work an Hi" lions:
I. to l’ lke’s camp for the new logging at b. Longs A Son s.
fnriD where he vHQimnpd anhl lHuO, Knutiick Slotinh, I liarsfinv, •* uly ¿5 j „ i v s l9ul Harry Scott and Miss
locate heie if an opportunity pre- tion in many respects,
at which lime lie began the study AUegeany. Saturday. July 27.
| 'Kv„
Rt v . [rvine officiating,
tarmc to do
(to your r,md- This road is now completed | Benjamin McClure, w ho lias re. of law und^r the well known firm Sonnier. Monday. Jnly 29.
sent» itself for him to make an ex- |
preparing
i ,,
, *T
,> ,
clmng« of properties
‘ “ j
advantage
^
our dis 8,,ffip,,nt
‘,PPr-,,i" " 8 elded at the Johnson Mill for some of I ’alt '.son & Robinson of lo w , Fairview, Tuesday July 30.
I r Opof8 e 8turaP «nd M.ssRebeceo
_ I — Lin la |
.
-
with some of onr people.
He 18 Itiict
j i.i,., fair
fall a
»eomDlete
success?
This
Bt
once’
"
p
f
xPP
c
t.
to
l,P81
,,r
five
years,
dropped
dead
of
heart
: City, where be remained until be Lee, Wednesday,
Jnly 31. I '" " p- ,° rmer r^.dente of this city,
complete success?
an excellent gentiemao, and we
’ .. ., } , > j
t ¡_ , , some good work done 1 « this camp failure at the railroad depot at we* admitted, January 23, 1864. Gravel Ford, Thursday. August 1. are to be married in San Francisco
is a matter tlint should not be neu-
would be pleased to see him locate lected. This is the second fair id soon, and Mr. Johnson will he re- heaver Hill last Wednesday after- Shortly after being admitted, Air. | D>>ra, Friday, August 2.
on ,bc ' 181 108 '
lected. i Dia l» 111*
ceiv.ng aoi.ie first-doss bogs for his n,am at about 2 o’clock. It seems
among us.
i Ha/.nrd made a trip across the
.....
Alisa Blnnche L. Bates arrived on
succession the
has ^
McClure left Ins h,
home in plains to San Francisco. In 1865
Heavy Concord Team Harness, given Coos county and it snonui
Notice to Debtors.
the AUiance yes.erday and will visit
.
r
. .
'
• .
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ar..
• Heavy
t i ____ n O. f K. o Sadies,
« . i i „ „ *•>?
as. the
rmne fee
IMP us
the ino
morning
feeling
ns w well ns lie returned to Iowa and purchased I
Men’s
$27.85
____
with her aunt, Mr». Chsreea Htl
$25.85 at F. Longs li Son’s.
be thoroughly appreciated and
usual, going to Beaver Hill on
nt F. Longs A Son’s.
ui'tliing
lelt
undone
that
would
add
a farm. While living on this farm j All persons knowing themselves 1,mlrn' nt Meheomn.
M. D. Hudson, a Dephew of
horseback
on
business,
and
depart­
he continued ro devote a part of tll ¡li(|P|,ted to me are respect- ! Holland Bros, have started the
The first of the three exhibition ed this life as be for stated.
Uncle Shad, who has been ic this to the lutereot of this worthy io-
He
onlled upon to make immn- construction of two gasoline boats
baseball games to be plated ill leaves a wife, three sons aud two his time to the practice of law, and f n||y
section for geveral weeks looking HtltUtioL .
up the mioing business, was urged
The Medford Enquirer:
Con­ Mat all field, Coquille and Myrtle daughters to mourn bis death, all I in 1860, on Hcconut of the rapid , ) „„el ement as I most have i to be 25 feet loug and 5J feet beam,
to return to his home at Grants stable Johnson returned Wednes­ Point, took place in this place be­ of whom live at tlie home nt the (increase o f bis practice, be was, in * hat is enmming to me to enable i They will be supplied with 3-horse
| power Union engines.
Pass by his partners of that sec­ day from Coos county with oue, tween the Marshfield and Coqnille mill. This is a:: extremely sad oc­ justice to himself and liIS clientage, Ine tf, Pnrry on ,„ v business,
John Snyder, of the Centro!
Your*, Reajrectfully,
tion who are making some deal in \\ . H. Willoughby, who is wanted teams on Snuday, resulting in a currence. this bereft mother being coro^llfd t«» ifive np fanning hoc )
iloyot*» hin tinio to bis law practice, j
hotel, is having a cold storage room
W. H. SCHROEDEB.
which bis co-operation is needed. in Jacksou county fot forgeiy victory tor the Coquille team iu a blind.
TT ip noble-hearted opera In 1873 I ip n»iroovpc! ti> Orp«/on, and
! built in his hotel for the conven-
He took yesterday’s tram, going to Ills preliminary trial took plnre score of eight to four.
The gate | tjVP8 0f tbe Johnson mill got np n
of keeping goods that are
Roseburg by wav of the Point. Thursday before Justice i^tewart, receipts were $H8 41*, the winning purse for the immediate relief of located in Krnpirc City (tlie.'i file» ! A teacher is wanted to teac’i a
In ■ three months’ term of school, perishable during the warm and
pP(>p|P> donating county neat ot ( ’«»os comity).
Mr. Hudsou is very well pleased where he waived exaininatibn and team receiving 60 per cent and the
with prospects with which he has w as placed uuder $2000 bond w hich losing team 40. It has not been
t<> tlip amount of upwards .June, lh7fi, Mr. Hazaid was elected wBgea $35 without board, school to | sultry weather,
Deceased was district attorney atxf re-elected in begin first ot spend week in An­
come iu contact iuCoos and C urry, he failed to secure and is now decided where tbe next game will flf tif|y d„||B1H
*"
1878. On tho iweny-fifth of .Inly, ;
.
Seated Bibs
and may become a citizen in this languishing in the county jail at take place.
|a,,j jn ,.P8( in tlie Norway grave.
glist in district No. 27, on Sixes
1900,
Mr.
Hazard
removed
to
Jacks' >nvil|p.
region later ou.
One of the main line shafts gave yard. The family have tbe heart Maralifield and opened hi* < fiice in river, Curry county. Oregon.
Sealed bids will be received by
Address,
Mrs. H. P. P eirce .
way at Lyons’ mill the forepait of felt sympathy of the entire corn- the Bennett W’ nltetn finilding. Mr.
tlie recorder of the City of Coquille
Fort
Orford,
Cr.
last week causing a shutdown till a: unity.
Hazard J ihh decidedly one of tlie
.«O »«
- — ----
until July 31, at 12 in , for $14,000
v*sterday nt noon, when the long
finest law libraries in * uthorn Ore-
Canning
Bro’s show is visiting
_
_
4
per eeut semiannual interest, 20
In
M
em
ory
of
D
aisy
Edwards
whistle called the boys together
! ljo|] if not in tlie atatf* (outside of some of our rural districts, thns y8„ r water works bouds, payable at
again. In the mean time Stewart
Portlsud).
H
im
library
im
very
giving all a chance to see the latest ,|IR cjty Treasurer’s office. Issued
S t f p «oftlv, spenk lo w ly, n o t n word
be*
Lyons went to the hay and pto-
Maid:
convenierilly or i h 11 <_»«•(| along tlie of Edison’s inventions, ai.d some
denominations to suit purchaser,
O n r horn«’ i* *ok>n»lf «inc»* D alny igd fn d .
enred another and heavier shaft.
wh II h of hiH suite of four office of tlie finest woik in the Vaudeville ]b,n,)8 dated August 15, 1901.
D farent D aisy aba han le ft us.
He also got a set of grate barn
room«, and consists of something line ever presented in the county.
Anti onr hom e is *o b e ra ft:'
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from the new foundry which are F o r on earth no more we’ ll m oet hsr,
»»ver 2.fJ0f) volume».
Mr. H <zaid See dates elsewhere in this paper, i
1)f j { F p8r, „ n8i 8ye specialis»
And
her
voice
n»>
m
ore
w«*ll
hear.
pronounced eiceient bv all who Mhe w as w eary an d G o d ca lle d h**r,
is a mert her of the A. O. U. W.
J. B Reinhart and E. F. Fore- and optinau is at Hotel Coquille.
have seen them Tiiis will prove
Callc-d her iu tlia real »ns ab ove:
rtilK*s he d ressed her,
Mrs Richard Coke took vester- Jyce, of S in Hrancisco, two mining nil parties hoving eye trouble will
a great convenience to our mill W here in
W ith a crow n upon h er brow.
day*s train f»»r fiei home at Marsh* men. aitived here yesterday and do well to see him as be treats io-
men as such things were so fre­ D e a re st D aisy, bow we m iss th ee,
field, having spent a week or mo proceeded up the river to where fismation, olceialion and granola.
And th e fo tn re seem s so d rear:
quently needed and could not he
h ope to meet th*»e D aisy,
vtbttiog her patent* Mr. and Mre the\ feel interested in ininr pros, tion id rsfrsriioD. Cfifiee Loura
had without tbe delay of sending B u In t we
the realm s * e n d less love.
peels. We W.sh lis le feUuoe
. Ilolli 12 10 o p. Me
li. Betty», of nebr Faii\iew.
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off for tbeai.
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