poor farm .........................
I) 11 Johnson, provisions for
Scales, A pl to A u g 28.
T U E S D A Y . S E P T , 10, 1901.
N Lorenz, merchandise for
EXPENSES IN
VACATION AKTE*
poor farm .........................
C hu rch D ire c to ry .
JULY, 1901 , TERM.
J T McCormac. care o f Robt
In dig en ts...................................$308.50 Pridgeon, July 10 to A u g 12.
Epiaoopnl Ohnroh.—Eiiincopal service«
will he held nt St. James church. Uoqntlle Scalp boimties.........................
46.00 F L o n g & Son , strap for Fred
City the third Suiulav in each month.
11.20
Win. Horgefnll. Paetor. T e l e p h o n e ................................
Hare, i n s a n e .........................
M E. Chorch. Sooth: Preaching on 2nd, Salaries .................................... 443-34 K A Leep, model services for
3d and 4th Sundays at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p.
m. Sunday-school every Sunday at 10
Mrs H u d s o n ..........................
o’clock. Senior Epworth Leapue at 6:30, p. EXPENSES OF TIIK REGULAR SEP-
G \V Pembroke, wood for Mrs
in. Junior Leapue at 3:30.p. iu. Vrayeruieet-
TKMBER, 1901. TERM
inp Thursday eyeninp at 7:30.
Hod n o s ....................................
C. A. Hyatt, pastor.
JUSTICE COURT EXPENSES.
Christian Church—Services every Lord’ s
1 N G W Prkins, d ru gs for
State of Oregon vs. Satn Nosier
Dav as follows: Preachinp at 11 A. in. nnd
Mrs H u d so n .........................
7:30 p. m; Lord’ s Supper. 12 to 12:1 fi; Bible
J
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Cecil, justice fees............. $ 6.25 j
Hchool. 10 a. m; C.E. Prnyer meeting. 6.30
INFIRM ARY EXPENSES.
p. ni. Wednesday—Mid-week prayer meet - Stephen Gallier, sheriff fees...
1.8o
ing,7:30ii
Dp. m. Thdpnbln? im cortiiHily invited j
‘
M M Goodman, juror
to atteud all services. J uhbe M. HrsTEi*.
1.00 M H Horse?, groceries, e tc . $
OFFICIAL COUNTY COURT PRO
CEEDINGS.
tfcguHlr Citg g ir a la .
Minister A A Leach, j u r o r ...................
A . E. Church.—Preaching sf rvice everv
1st, 3rd nnd 5th. Sunday at 11. a. in . and t t Qtunlev iu ro r
nnd 7,30p.m Sunday school every Sunday
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at 10. a. in. Epworth League. 0 30 p ui. W C Rose, J lir o r ......................
Prayer ineeliup every Inursday evening at T . . . TJ
rt
ar\' A
» special
____ 12 invitation is ex tended
L .l L
h„ J
X i a
Q.1
1 Jliror .................
7.30!
to . i the*
d \V
VV H
ll,
public to attend all services.
1 y p \f.inrv, inrrtr
M. O. B kisk , Pastor.
r >lau rv . Ju r o r ...............
The W. C. T. U. meets every Tuesday at B H Haskins, witness fees ..
2 p. m. nt the Presbyterian church.
C N Martin,
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Presbyterian Sabboth school evt rv Sab-
both at 10 a. m. Jesse Hall, Superintend H W Decker,
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ent.
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Preachinp each 2nd and 4th Sabboth at ¡ W H Nosier,
11 a. in. and 7:30 p. m. You are cordialy j Mrs Lou N o sier,"
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invited.
Samuel S. White. Puator.
i.oo R s Knowltou, drugs . . .
1.00 G A Rohir.son, groceries, etc.
^ nr \ r . . i : n
...
1.00 ' " -Hartltl, L lO tm n g
J
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Kanematz,
s
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d
r
i
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s
.
...
1.00
1.00 Drnno A Heuninger, m e a t ..
1.70; W Culin, medical atteudauce
New Boarding House TU TTLE
10 50
3 25
M ts .G.R. Wickliam. Proprx-tesa
B e st Table Service.
‘
Rooms Neat ami C h a u .
C o in tenus Treatment
Handy to Depot and Boat Landing.
1.50
0 M
13 4 0 ;
I rj Q
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W 1. nnd , M rs. J.
H. b a c k o ff.
j
d . l a n d is .
boarding
M r. a n d M rs. J . M. W alke r, P ro p rie to rs .
Coos Co. Marble 1 Granite Works.
Cacjuule C ity . Coos C o ., O r .
W e u f a re C e p m re e p ta a ry re d w to o rk J o
r// kind s
a t low est
p rice s.
25!
20 |
AND
Iti
14
M onu m ents a n d headstones erectea
C oping, cleaning a n d re -le tte rin g
A s o e c ia ltg .
a ll w o rk g u a r a n t ie d .
S T E W A R T Si W E S T G A T E , Props.
35
II
A . P . A rm stro n g . L L . B ., P rin c ip a l
A practical, p ro g rew ive sch ool, conspicuous
for thorough w ork, w ith h un dreds of graduates
in positions as b ook k eep ers and sten ographers.
A lre ad y proud o f a h ig h stan din g w herever
k n o w n , it steadily g ro w s better s o d better.
O pen sit the year Students adm itted a n y tim e.
F rivate or class instruction. L e arn w hat and
how w e teach, nnd w h at it costs. C atalogue free
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----- B oard of Of r e c to r s
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P. r THOU WOW PRIBIDKXT
V. SOUS COUF.H
%
DATIP M P rifH C
: tis \
ERCHANT -TAILi
Coquille, Oregon.
Cleaning and Repairing neatly
done.
„
pflCTORY
~ ¡¿ p ? -F¡n e s t E q u ip p e d S h o p in Coos C o u ntg.< ~ ^"'~
I specially of the treatment o tC A T A K U H ,
AND W A S H IN G T O N S T R E E T S
PORTLAND. O R E G O N
-:
A nold
H o t and Cold B ath s.
C O C S I X J I U j X j ^ ] ,
Only First-Class Work.
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O E E 3 02ÑT
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L . L A N T 2 , P ro p rie to r.
A ll kinds of furniture made to order
Turning and bandsaw work of
all kinds on short notice.
A ll w o rk
C i i t i 1 1 ‘i i n t e e d
! the discharges, and curing all inliam-
Steamer Gasco, 1 trip to Em-
.
i mation. It is the only remedy known
I ptre and I day, 5 1 1 . 5 0 ....... 1 1.00 to science that actually reaches the
[ ^ ^ N ic h0lIS 6 davs at *2
. 12 * m
n o ! afflicted parts. This wonderful remedy
is known as “ S N U F F L E S the G U A R
„
.
,
.
| G e o vvilson, 3 day s at 52.50.. 7.50 A N T E E D C A TA R R H C U R E ” and is
R o y II Rozel, 2 da y ¿ta t5z -50 5.00 sold at the extrem ely low price of One
Dollar, each package containing internal
F’on S a l e . A fine hlnckstnith- Frank Glenn, 4 d a y s................ 9.25 and
external medicine sulHcien for a
ing business. Reason for sellin g i » ,
,, ,
,
full m onth’s treatm ent and everything
to,, much work.
C all nt H e b a l d Çhas Watson. 4 d a y s ...... .... 8.00 necessary to its perfect use.
0fflce.
, Mrs J T Little, meals lor
“ S N U F F L S ” is the only perfect C A T
PARK
I
j and experienced practitioner who has
AR R H C U R E , ever made and is now
recognized as th e only safe and positive
cure for th at annoying and disgusting
disease. It cures all intfnmation quickly
and permanently and is als., wonderfully ;
quick to relieve B A Y F E V E R or COLL) 1
in tlie H E A D .
CATA KUH when neglected often leads I
to CONSUM PTION — “ SN U F F LE S ” j
will save you if you use :t at once. It is I
no ordinery remedy, but a complete I
treatment which is positively guaranteed ]
to cure C A T A R R H in any form or stage j
if used according to the directions which
accompany each package. Don’ t delay [
but send for it at once, and write full j
particulars as to your condition, and you I n
will rcc ive special advice from the d is -,
covepppof this wonderful remeily regard-
iiifjr your case without cost to von hevond
the regular price of “ S N U F F L E S ” the
“ tiU A U A N T K E I) C A T A I iK ii C U K E .”
Sent prepaid to any address in the
United States or Canada on receipt of
One dollar. Address Dept. E 849 E DAV IN
R. G IL E S & Co., 2330 and 2332 Market
Street, Philadelphia.
3 25
O regon.
[Latest an d finest s ty le s o f finish,:
I II W ork Ou a ran teed
/AcDoijcid, Proprietor.^
F o r a bad taste in the month take
Chamberlains Stomach nnd L iver
Tablets. F o r sale by 1 {. S. Kuowl-
ton.
Josh Westhafer, of Loogootoe,
Tnd., is a poor man but he says he
would not be without ('liunibei Iain's
Pain Balm if it cost live dollars a
bottle, for it saved him from hi ing
a cnipple. No extern a ) application
is equal in this liniment for stiff tin-
awolled joints. C on tracted niusoli •-
stiff nit-k, sprains mol rheumac
and muscular pains.
It has als-
cured numerous caaes of i-aitia
paralysis. It is for sal» by R B.
Enow I ton.
Coquille C ity .
;0QU!LLE FURNITURE
Palace Barber Shop,
TP
3u
iu in considerable quantities
ju r o r s at M a y te rm ...............
CFRONT STREET**
S la g le & W e ile r, P ro p s.
23
10 |
00
6 .2 5 j has at last perfected a Treatm ent which
17.50! I when faithfully used, not only relieve
Walermollons aud peschps from i E N Harry, 7 days.
1
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1 at once, but permanently cures C A T
Douglas county are being brought | J Jack
a c k Glenn, 9 days.
d a y s ................... 18.00 j a KRII, by removing the cause, stopping
On T hursday afterpoon we had
a very pleasant call from B o b I Ordered that bill o f E M Black-
M abry, Chamberlain's genial rep- I erbv lor $ 6 .2 5 , telephoning to Red-
reseutative.
jd in g, Cal., in State vs. C. N. West,
A nyoue in Co quille C i t y who lias \ he not allowed.
property to exch an ge for property |
s t a t io n e r y a n d p r in t in g .
in Bandon will do well to call at
Coquille City Bulletin, pub.
the H e U a LD office.
court proceedings for July
A nyone
interested
in fancy
term, $38.25; notice sheriff
chickens should call at the HERALD
sale, $4-<x>; notice board o f
office and see some of the tine Buff
equalization, $4 80; print
Flym o uthsro eks 011 sale.
ing for sheriff office, $5.00. 52.05
160 acres black land in Jackson
county, to exchange for Isud of less Coquille City Herald, pub.
value in Coos county, value $4000.
court proceedings for J uly
R. D. S a n f o r d , Agent.
term, $38.25; pub. treas
T h e regular passenger train on
urers notice, $ 1.00; pub.
W ednesday was a few hours late
receipts lor treas, $1.5 0...... 4«-75
ou account o f gitting i f f the track
at W a ll’s place on the is'hmus. T h e Sun, ad 2 times, $1.80;
jo b work for sheriff, $3 50;
N o patticular damag e done except
delay.
adv tax sale, $4.00............... 9.30
W e see by the Port O rfnrd T rib Coast Mail, pub. school supt
une that the recent term of circuit
notice, $1.00; pub treas.
court conducted by J udge H amil
notices 2 times, $1.65, not
ton iu C u rry county was n record
allo w ed..................................... 1.00
b le a k e r for shortness, occuping
Myrtle Point Enterprise, pub
but one day.
notice tp taxpayers, St-S0 .
M. J. Krnntz, of Dora, was in to
pub notice ol redemption,
see us T hursday and be tells us
$t.8o; pub notice o f treas
that his pair of two-year old colts
urer’s, $i-Oo........................... 4.30
lie lms just sold brought him $160.
Y’ onng C ly d e is their sire and they G lass & Prudhonime, 50 tax
are as fine a pair of colts as can be
deed blanks for sheriff......... 4 17
fo uud iu Ibis section.
J B Dulley, 500 stamped cn-
B. E. Clayton, o f the new saw
velopes for treas office,
nnd brooiuhandle mill I ip I iiw Ban-
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510.60 stamps, $1.00 bo x
don, wns np to town Ihnrsdny. 1
T h e y blew out a tube o f their b o i l - ! rellt'
.................................. *3 00
er Inst week ami are having a little L H Hazard, postage, ex-
lay-off while lliey wait for the
press, etc, for c le rk ’s office. 9.65
M andalay for their new ones.
J S Lawrence, postage for
assessor’s o f fi c e ..................... 4.00
Joh n Peart aud B e rt Dean went
with u team to the seeue of the Stephen Gallier, postage for
etraniled Buinda, and Bert secured
sherifTscffice.........................
2 17
n beantiful photograph o f the ves
INDIGENT,
INSANE
AND
COUNTY
sel ns she appeared at sen under
INFIRMARY.
fqll anil. S h e wns a beauty, bnt
it ¡s thought by many that it will G W Martin, cutting hay at
be impossible t o e . e r float her.
I
Chnrley Fetter, late of the battle
ship O regon, haying spent several
weeks visiting in Coos county with
bis parents, who l i . e nt B.indoo,
and his many friends of this sec
tion, departed for San Pranciaco
F rid a y by wav o f the bay per •
steamer A lliance when he will go
into business.
W h ite Labor
First stre et— east end o f bridge.
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FROM MYRTLE POINT IO R0SE8URG. | ^ ALKER’S STUDI° e ?
1 for many years made a close studv and
,
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searchers, $ 18, a llo w e d ......
Transient and reg.
Firw l-elap» in e v e r y r e s p e c t; cou rtp onn tr^nlrnprit.
ubn H oarding »ml L m l g i t g .
Hnviug ohtaiued tirst eluss rigs and
teams, I uni now prepared to do a
12 76
general freight and passenger business
49 80
between Myrtle Point and Rosi-burg.
13 85
Will leave Myrtle Point on Tuesday,
making one trip a week.
W ill make
B un n s
3 75
First-class acconimnda-
1 25 trips to (. il,pili!.: ! ty w hen uccai ion requires.
tions guaiuuti-i-d.
J. A. Di iiEr.r..
6 43
Mvrtle Poiut, Oregon.
7 0 )
1 . 7 0 1 ° M Skeels, groceries and
, yQ ' clo t h in g ................................... 40 45
,
! Thos Krewson, b r i c k s ...........
2 35 1
, y Q John Bullack, p o ta to es...........
100
, _0 j J Hoie, 1 day l a b o r ................
1 50 j
3 5 0 1 G eo Goodman, 2j days labor. 3 35 j
2 j 0 ! Earl Gooodman, 33 “
“ . 49 50 I
ments cannot reach the disease.
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Ooquill© c^ity Oregon.
32 00
was a Co quille visitor last T h u r s
State of Oregon vs Catherine j
A WORTHV SUCCESSOR.
day.
Magee—
Jam e s H ervev, of near Gravel J H Cecil, justice fees...........
3-8o|
"Something New Under the Sun.'
F ord, had husuess in town on Stephen Gallier, sheriff fees.,. 5 50
T h u rsd ay.
n . n
~ I All Doctors h five tried to cure CAT-
Margaret
Donovau,
witness
n
ii 11 •
f
n
M
arga re t D
onovan, w
itn ess
j A K R H by the use of powders,acid gnaes,
Geo.
Dellcni, one or L urry
f e e s ..............................................
2.70 j inhalers and drugs in paste form . Their |
county’s solid citizens, whb in town T .
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powders dry up the miu-uous mem-
lust Wednesday.
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I iranea causing them to crack open and
Biddy Greene,
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F o r n neat little home, garden ta - v i :,.,-.,«
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~ _n inhalers have entirely eaten away the
lots and barn, ut bedrock prices, j u • 11I18 U!’ >
•• z -7 ° same membranes tlmt their makers have
call on the H e b AI.D.
I ADDITIONAL EXPENSES OF PERSONS I «'mod to cure, while p istes anil oint
m
Coquille, Ore.
C o llie r Residence
66.00
| Jean Nosier,
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Robt
H
olverstott,"
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L O C A L ITEM S.
H W H olv ersto tt,"
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F ru it J&rs at the K a u e m a tz ’s.
1J •* “ . 2
G W Norris,
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3.50 F Jackson,
Our public school will start next
•• . 17
3.50 James Dye,
John Barber,
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Monday.
State of Oregon vs Emil E r i c k - - J A L yo n s Estate, l u m b e r . . . 18
Capt. Butler, of the tog T rium ph,
W Rich, g ro ceries ................... 19
stayed ¡ d town W ednesday night. son—
J H Cecil, justice fees............
5.00! W F Kennedy, blacksmithing 11
Mrs. W. S P e rr y and little girls
J A L a m b & Co, tedder, h ard
visited at Parkersburg last week, j Stephen Gallier. sheriff fees... 8.05
ware, plumbing, range, etc 100
Spe the beautiful Stereosco pic JolltI J°bnsoii, " i .n e s s lees
W
A Goodman, salary and
and mileage............................ 9.50
V iew s o f E rn est Sta uff at L o r e u z ’s
s un drie s................................. 135
store.
* A E Seaman, witness tees aud
Continued on 2nd page.
mileage .................................. 8.30!
Will V olkm ar, o f M vrlle Point,
Mrs. Whereat, o f Marshfield, j s e a r c h i n g fo r
came over F rid a y to see her parents | John
Morgan,
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6.55
t e m p e r a n c e house
V J N I3
State N o h ijg I School,
M o n m o u th , O r.
for G radcatek : — The i l l
umini fur gi'mluatcH of the Norm al
School d in in g the past year has been
much beyond the supply. Positions
with from i l l ) to $75 per month.
D emand
Our Olioice line of Summer Good,
Shoes, Notions and Fancy
Articles.
n
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1 Í A V v K IN S .d i '
WATCH US FOR WATCH BARGAINS!
S ta t e
U iiutificatks
and
D iplo m as :
Sf i-b-nts are prepared for the state
examinations, and readily fake state
papers on graduation. S tro n g Acn-
demi on ml Professional Course. Will
equipped Training department. E x
penses range from : 1-0 to $175 per year. Fall term opens Sept. 17th.
F o r catalogue containing full announcements.
Address
or J. B. V. Brru.u,
P. L. C ammei 1,
President.
Secretary.
STAR
C ls e n .
Proprietor.
C O Q U I L L E C IT Y , O R E G O N
cuted nccoriliug to law.
A R E W A R D of one-lialf the
value recovered will be given for
such information as will lead to a
conviction, in each ense.
S outhern O regon C<\
,
D y k e L on g, o f the steamer Dis.
patch, received quite a severe scald j J e v j f j : ? . e p y , S i l v e r w a r e
t r a m o n t a „a n d O p ti
about t ie face last T u e sd a y while
removing the cinders from the
ashpit of I bat boat. As a precau
tion against fire lie turned a hose Speei.il attention given to fitting Spec-
1 1 ■: Mi ' c- tve im g defects of tn
on the lint cinders before d um pin g
Ihein. and was stan din g ton near
and st“ am from them came in his
face, bu rn in g him considerable.
COR S A L E AT A B A R G A IN —
| * Land at Cedar Point, with boom
j
aud boom privileges.
Also, over
|
! 250 acres o f 2> T o . 3- bottom land,
I within 2 miles of Coq'tille City, in
quantities to suit purchasers. En-
j quire of
W. S I N C L A 1R,
[fb. ]
Coqnille, O re gon
W ù lc h
R e p a ir in g
á n u
,
M u s ic a l
c a l G o o d s<
Keeps only pure W ines and Liquors
and Fine Cigars.
The Americus Cub W h isk y is one
of the specialties served in these
Clubrccms.
10SEBUR6-MYRT L
e n g r a v in g .
W I L S O N J E W E L R Y CO.
t
POINT
STAGELINE.
B. FENTON,
PROPRIETOR
Saddle Horses of best quality always on hand. Good R ig s in rendi-
ness for speei d trips. I11 fact, a general Stage and L iv ery business.
Accommodations for Traveling men a speciality.
A
acre
well
don
| if
infoi m illio n amt te rm s c a ll
Coquille City, Or.
H e r a l d office.
D ¡ a y ¡ n g and H a u h n g o S p e c i a l t y .
Comfliercial ft-.ci)
Good Rigs
P r o m p t l y a nd S a f e l y D e l i v e -e d a t any P o i n t
G o o d T e a m s , ifjates R e a so n a b le
F or S a l ?. — N*»nrìv 2J «cpm in- Genci a
( ’ lty
r^ w ly unpiOTBtl.
FnqnirB o f B. F, Crow. North
Oihl Fallow ivim 'trv. Prie»*, S750.
N O TICE.
Jd)
O P P O S IT E D E P O T -
LL,
LÆ
ç-ii ufe.otu.res
For all kinds of
N’oiict* is hA*r»*by ci ven t<» nî 1 whom it »n«y
••»ncern. not b» enter npoii v»r t ruspe ss in
tiv nt cutter apon the lands of the ander-
•.i-red. sitrnte n»sr Rieerton. Oregott, for
the pnrik>HH of berrrtn« or otherwise. Any
n rron or persons so entering n»«on »aid
Bock a n d C o m m e rc ia l W o rk in th e n e a te st a n d la te s t s ty le s r-
i»r»«tPiHes without ourconseut vs ill lie sub
l e t to ¿»-o** cation.
C
a
ll a t t h e H E R A L D office.
O u r price s a re rig h t.
J. D. D a *» tLPnt>x.
Jo b
PrintifiQ'
- f LitriJBSP,. L/ITIjS, ET6.il-
/IPPLEROXES, DrxY FIDISIJIDG /I SPECI/ILTr.
Patterns for Louses, barns, anil bridges furnished promptly.
Deliveries of lumber aud shingles made by rail or water.