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Newspaper Page Text< £ib j f t rorii the Coon Bay Newa) â U T fliïu President Favors Exclusion Law, E- J. Coffelt, of South Coos river Itffi a box cf ripe strawberries Rt T U E S D A Y , NOV, 2fi, 1001. the N p *»» office. Satnrdav. He also brought some samples of the Black Arkausaw, a variety of apple kuovvu Church Directory. 1 to hut fen in this* section. E p is c o p a l Chnroli.— E p is c o p a l serv ic es Jim and Ray Watson hove the will' be held at Ht. James church, ( oquillo necessary materia! on the ground City tb« »hint tloud^hi *M^rnontbjMtor | for cotcpieMog the large baru on M E. Chit roll. South: pr. »chine each the Coos City ranch. They have anj every Sondnvsat 11 n. m. mil 7:Ro p. been doing « ell the past summer ««*> full, and find farming both m. Jmnor League at 3:30.p. at. Prayermtet- pleasantaud proiilable. . ia« Thar«t.y .T«in« « 7 ^ 0 The earn of ¿150, asked for by Washington, Nov. 20. — In liis message to Congress tlie President will not only recommend thp re-en actment of the Chinese exclusion act. but will go further and reeom- j mend that it be strengthened to in crease its efficiency. The President, P*ye out this information today to Representative Noedham, of Cali- iorBi,> The President told other Western callers tcuny that he woulu call the attention of Congre«, in his rnes- Christian Charch—Services exery W » th e fo o tb a ll te am , to be u se d t o - '■ " * * *°. lh # U'1 ' ' l8" b ll‘ t.V o f d o " ' K Day as rail "V .: Preachluy at 11 A ,u a m i w a rd s d e f ia y iu g th e e x p e n s e s ot « » m e t ln .ig to r e c a im th e great s n d l 7:30 p. re; Lord • happor. IJ to 12:1.»: Bible . . 4 ,J * . \ . re g io n s o f the >\ cat. Sell'.»« »t, lo h . m:C.£. Prayer meeting,6:30 briugioif thtf Eureka bt)\a to _ I p.m. Wednesday—MiU-wet*kprayerMnrsliticlu for n match gauie. wat* » .i . t .. the b u s in e s s men j Mini* tor. last week. The management o t ' si. K. Church.—Preaehii.c service ev«*rv t|)t- Van Jant Asks tor Aid. inc,7:30p. m. The pnblic ia cordially iuvitud | . i i u . to attend nil services. Jassp.M. H unter . s u b s c r ib e d by Minneapolis, Minn., Nov. 20.— Having stater t was given and 7,.30 p.m bnoday school eycrv Sunday e l fo r s p é c ia l ra te s to r th e o c c a at 10 , a. in. Ep«orth Leaauc. 6 M » . m. g jo n .R u d d e tin ite a r r a n g e m e n ts wi! Prayer m atluw every laar-dav eveniac nr , ■ *—- A . speoi.il . . — . invitation I— :— j — ... .............. 7.3b. ia r j trailed lathe he *'e made m a l e when w hen the t l.o a n sw e r is re p s blic to attend all services. , c e iv e d . N e w Boarding H o u s e JU T T E E TEMPERANCE HOUS iM rs. O . IZ V / i c k h a m p r o p r ie te s s . O o q L U ille O lt y . O r e g o n . Collier R esidence............................Coquille,O re . Best Table Service. Rooms Neat and Clean. Courteous Treatment. Handy to Depot and Boat Landing. 5- •' a« »»«»* ' T t : 7**, jS Z Ä Z rX Z Z £ which washed some boxes of butter Trsnsisut und First street— east eud of bridge. White L» FROM MYRTLE POINT IO R08EBURG. Saving obtained first-class rigs and j teams. I am now prepared to do a ( general freight ami passenger business between Myrtle Point and Roseburg. Will leave Myrtle Point on Tuesday, | making one trip a week. Will make j First-class accommoda-1 trips to Coquille City when occasion requires. J. A. DlllF.LI.. tions gunienteed. Myrtle Point, Oregon : IA «S â out from Governor Van .(ant's office today: •‘Owing to the great interest of W. g. Holcotuh, 1'astor. ^ the West aud the great desire to The W . C. T. U. meet* every Toeaday at W e m e n tio n e d la st w eek that see the attempt to consolidate the 9 p. m. at the Presbyterian church. W in. G a m b le, o f K e n to e k slo u g h , Great Northern and Northern Pa . bothatlOa.ni. Jesse Hall, hupermteixi- suffered a severe to his left cific Railway lines resisted, Govern . injury ■*, ent. eye- It has since been getting ors of tho states having nuti-consoi- Preachinc ench Snd and <th Sabbath at > worse, causing him mnoh pain, and idation laws similar to those of he Minnesota, to join in an effort to Ii;,.Ld ."“d1M& £ i s . w U ? rZÜ!iüy <■« »>•* « » * ! « «»* *•>« i tool: the Alliance far S hu Francis-, fight the great railway trust.” ttuhu I oo, intending to have it treated at — - - | L O C A L ITE M S. a hospital. Glafke Company, of Portltmd are | Miss Della Endicott is visiting ' p i t i e s 'fr o m Empire yesterday P»ckiBK aprfea in fifty pound t o * « at Myrtle Point and Bridge. reportedth.it the Alliance exper- to bo shipped to \aldivostok,Siberia. SSto?“ 1 „ . First-class in every respect; courteous treatment. ulur Hoarding ami Lodging. J, A . ■ - - M EîG BBBBH BŒ - hardware, Stoves, Tin and Agate were Doors and Windows, When in Towii Doni Fail I« fall at o?c äwCroirä in “ 1»•«»!*•' “ I* L im e a n d C e m e n t Agricultural Implements, ..................... — -1 — apple is wrapped with a pit „ ,, ,, Capt. w llcox. Of the North Co- (ilid mKtebw,,otl ,,VHr|„„m |, ,„„1 at absorbent paper, made especially qn.lle, WHS in tow n Thursday doing tI|na WHS .toutgoronsly close to for fruit packing. Nothing but a little shopping. perfect fruit is taken. A slight I the j etty. bruise or worm hole is sufficient to FOR your Fall and Wint. r Supply of FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA Bring in your wood, potatoes, cause rejection. The apples at Val- winter Bpples or grain on subscrip '. Fort Orford Tribune.) and .also BOOTS and SHOES, Rubber Goods of all Kinds. divostnk will probably stand the tion to tne H ebax ,D. consumers!» toiffi.50 a box. Feed of all Kinds C-mstautly on Hand. And New Goods on all . Mr RDd Mrs. Shorrard aud Mrs. A. M. Self is quite ill at the Boats. home of his son-in-law, Capt, T. W. | Lester me at Mr. Kerr’s, having ar- T ill- C h i l d r e n 's F r i e n d . rived from Coos county iRstThurs- McCloekey, at Myrtle Point. You’ ll have a cold this winter. day. Mrs. Lester has since been i Maybe you have oue now. Your W . H. Lytton, of tlie Fairview very ill. l children will suffer too. For coughs, section, whs down to town \\ .‘dnes- Miss Hattie Haines, of Eckley, i I croup, bronchitis, grip and other [Successor to Sanderson B io’s.] day lying in some winter supplies. who hns been spending the past ! winter complaints One Minute | Capt. Butler, of tlie tug Triumph year with her Angel ier sister at Los Eos A n g e le s i Gough Cure never fails. Acts was up from Buudon the latter was a poesenger up by yesterday s prompt|y. It is very pleasant to the part of the week, the bar being too ! steamer, S.ie pasbed on up to the i t„ste perf(!ctlv harmless. C. B. rough for towing. | -V’ _ ! George, Winchester, Kv., writes For sale or trade for a good bicy- Mr. Fredrick, of California, and “Our little girl was attacked with cle. a three-year-old Ally, will j Rev. J. M. Hunter, of Graute P ass,' corup late one night aud was sol make a 1200 or 1300 pound animal. | have succeeded in organizing a ! hoarse she could hardly speak. We | ID. D D J o t k x i s o n , 2 ? r c p . Kind aiul gentle. Apply at the | beneficiary order at Langlois, call- j gave her a few doses of Oue Minute H erald office. j ed the Fraternal Aid Association. Cough cure. It relieved her im- Tlie tug Katie Cook, while sound-! mediately and she went to sleep. W . W. Hayes came ovei from P L ................................... n T i_a., j i , . mg ou the Rogue Riyer bat vaster When she awoke next morning she ‘duesdnv to windup some , Libby Wednesday , . ' ,, “ „ FRESH MEATS o f all Kind Co.ixtiinllij ou Hands, also McDonald, Proprietor.^-;-'/ i.nfi r, iditu.l business connected _„ „ .L with day, went ashore ou tne north eplt, 1 had no signs of hoarseness or croup. unfinished I and is reported a total wreck. We R. S. Kuowltou. the millinery business which he ; ' I received uo particular ) of the tile j ....* ----------— ................. . had recently closed ont. j immediate cause of the accident. | NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. O. A. Kelly, of Riverton, waa tipi lb)* Katie( ook was owned liy R .D . In ll-o Connty Coartof theState of Oregon, T7I7‘ o - - v i l i p-% 3 r t i i a ~ T * g r l a t .t t Œ ^ r i c e f o r y o u last Wednesday. Ho lias been I Home, and her principal business ^ jo t T oe 0 Is1 HEKEBY GIVENi THAT Hot and Cold Baths. Only First-Class Work. C 5 1 a .ic j5 .-3 n s a a a ä . * w c n t -SiO d e z e a . somewhat under the weather o f ! »’«» towing schooners in and out :>f . IS the nnilcr»i,:n«d. «Jmlnistrater of the - - O E S a O N 1 late, bats we hope will pull out nil Rogue River, though she often j estate of S. F. Moon, deceased, has filed C O Q ,X T IL X j I 3 , right in the near future. , made trips to Port Orford and , I other i’OhHt points. I lie SPrviCPe j an order iixinu NVedneiiday. the 4th day of , ACHr VV ANTED— A hoasfikefippr tft I hk P I 0f ti (yj» n\ LC,i V*-*r is i\ nc»c-I ^ ‘‘cem^er* V^' at ^ <»*aiock ill thafore- ni>.»n of »nifi fifty. Ht til), Cmtniv Jpdue’ » cars of a house aud do the cooking , cesity,'' aud h r h.ss will cause o!) ice in court house at Coqoille City. () re for two or'throe men on >i dairy j ^rent iticonvenienee until she is goli, At tl i time and p ac ; »r 111 m wind of smd final account and the settlement tario. Children uill he no bur. replaced by iiiiotliei, which she uo 1 E. N . MOON, lnqoive Ht the H erald office. 1 doubt soon will be. Administrator of the estate of 8 . F . Mc*on. { coccftsed. J. D. Str.ne, who has been in the H ekald office for several mouths j Oregon's exhibit in ready for the NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. past, moved up to the Johnson Charleston, S. (J., exposition. Department of the Interior, l,and Oilier, at ' II,»sellare. Oregon. October IH, 11)01. m ill Thursday, having accepted ai T n tin , P o l l i l e . Notice . hereby Riven that the followiag- ■ position in that institution. named s.-itter hasnled notice of his lutan Allow me to say a few words in ti »n to make final j roof m support of his John Giles, who has been at Cape ' praise of Chamberlain's Cough clami, and that said proof will be made be I,. H Hazard connty cleri; at Coquille ! Nome for the past year and a half, ! Remedy. I had a very severe cougb I, fore City. Ore^oD. on Nov. mi. 11)01, viz: ai-i'wd at *!.is pia»“ -Sunday. After! ! HUBERT DEAN , . . . .... , . and cold aud feared 1 would get siili for the BW « W Y n abort visit with h s patents nt *b,H j pneumonia, but after taking the on tiis It. E. No, S t!!, b’ W S^c. -J8 *JS Tp. '¿1 S.. 1L 13 W. • place he expects to return to Sentii. M.ron , ,Ult;9 of tìlÌH lm(), Wne i felt He naneatht fellowim: witnesses to prove tiis eon-imtoaa residence upon and caltiva- wucro lib will remain— Enterprise. (hloe , M>lti,.s U ,,ared , Paigts and oils, GALSS. i. F. Best Goods - Lowest Pries. tinepr, F foj . f he Palace Barber Shop, Fish, Clamsand Chickens. -~P^>Finest. Equipped Shop in Coos County. ___________________________________________ I Clam s ca S ale T u e sd a y j.tnd F rid a y AUCTION COMMISSION HOUSE, DEALER in all Second Hand Goods, Such as Bedroom an Parlor Sets, to go at a Bargain. We also haue a Fin Line of O il ANS and STOVES. GIVE us a Cal! and Get Prices. HAS Shoes and Slippers, ■ : tion of said land, viz: William MOST AliY KIND OF FARM PRODUCE Gum Boots and Clothing, TAKEN IN EX' Front St., Coquille. Fox, Prop. Groceries and Feed. Oroy. For rent near town— Five ncres coM ned thè paius in my chrst dis- Clarence O. Dryden. D. F . Dean and Barbara A. Dean all of Coquille Oily, Ore land with gorsl new house and nppeared i nlirelv. I ani must re- gon, J. T. IlarnoKs. Hegiater. barn,orchard aud cimvenient wstei. spn-lfiillv Yoins foi- Inalili, Ralph Also cheap !i room house and 1 , K. Meyci-s, fil-Tliirty-seveiith Ht., ADMINI8TUAT01T8 NOTICE. nere of ground. Apply nt Reall Wlnt-liMg, \V. Va. l'or alo by II. N O T I C E 1« HEREBY GIVEN THAT Estate ofiie-e of R. 1). Hanford, Co- H. Kiiov.ii n. tin umlursiuned hns boeu duly np- quille, Or. | i »*in r* tl a J mi nist rat or of tho estate of Hrw 1 ¡tic I »Matilda E. Nttsler. deeeaseil. I\V the county 1 T H E LONE i_r court for Coos conntv, Oreaon, find th a t' 1G0 acres for sale. J of a mile l>«>*s“na having claims a^aiiiKt Kaiu \ re of*. ;• Om •nmclrcil pniinrs Howard from river. Enough led cedar to' cut 1,000,100 shingles, good graz cured by Hall's Catarrh < :» t*. | (jnireu . pre.-ent aai claims duly verified, t«» tlm niiuta-siuncd at bis r.sidenoe in (*,»- F. J. CHENEV & CO. Proprietor«, ing and fruit land with fine bottom qnill,- City, Coos county, O i)l:»:i, within Toledo, O. land garden of about 3 acres, nud Wo tho undersigned hnvo known F. J. six months from tho date of this notice. J. T . Nost-mi, 100 young fruit trees set, few bear Cheney for iho fi t l ”» years, and believe Dated Oat. 15, 11)01. Administrator. him perfectly honoruhle in all lm«ineH8 ing. Fine coal on place. Would j transect or.s and Ununcially able to carry take good team ns part pay, and I out any oMij'/uions mndr by their firm, ADMlNfSTKATOlFS NO'IICI-:. and give time on part. Inquire of i West & T iuhx , Wholesale Drup^iats, Notice is hereby given that the nnder- T«>ledo, Walditn.". Kinnan Yianrin. i sinned lm.s been dmy rvpointed ndniinia- the H e b a l d . , Wholeaale Hruppi is. i’olei o. Ohio. i trntor of the estate of W. H. Atndd. de- . . . Hall’s Cat irrh Cor«* i« taken internally, Dr. S. L. It iliorts, ° r M v r tle nctinp directly n|s»n the blood and ivuoou- censed.as.l 'hat nil prisons bavin« cleima anainst s:,ut estate nr»- hereby notified that Point, retnro»*t) from M rtrslifipld surface« «*f the system. Price, 7.'»c. per t!» y are required to present said claims. bottle. Bold by all Druppiet«. Testimon- . d.ity ve-irled. to the anderaiuned. nt his Friday whither he Im I gouu to nt -1 ini. froe ; olfiee it, 0 qnille Oity.Cooaoonnty. OreHon, tend the Y. P. S. C W. Ci.nVPIllinn | Hall's Family Fills nr,* the best. within six mouth, from the daie of this . notice. Dated Angast XOth. Idol sr a delogatp from bis town, and In 1- SinrRwoon. also did oon*Mer»blp ponaion b u s- JToa SALE AT A V. V TIC, A T V __ ! ! Administrator of the estate of W. B. Mudd ii>PH8 wbilo tlipre, I ih boing exam l.aud at C’ednr Point, with boom deceased. Anq. 21. iner for tliis diRtrii-t. The Hr. is nud b o o m privileges. Also, u t - r looking better then lie was a abort 2 >0 acres of TSTc. T. bo'tom land, time ago, which tve are glad to within 2 miles of Coquille City, in note. quantities to sui, purchasers. En GENERAL quire of AY. SINCLAIR. W. U. Fuck who i«, with Ills £ fl». I Coquille. Oregon. brother J. E. Folik, doing an ex tensive lot of work on a mining NOTICE OF ADMINiSntVTOU. claim on Sixe« liver, Curry eounly, Horseshoeing a Specialty. o t i c k is hekerv g iven that passed through towu Friday on \Y. Cor. Second and Hall Sts the nndor«'.unt*tl h?i« been duly ap- i liiswav to Koesburg by way iff IMiiittcd ;ultnii.i.4!rntor of the «»»fate «>î F t - | Coquille City, Orpgon. rick liai! *v, dre«* by order vf tue Coun Myrtle Point, ou hi», way to Chi ty Court ior O vh » m C-vinry. C)re«i»a, and that Booh and Commercial Work cago for a month's visit. Mi Pn-k till peruons havtin: claims a^amat »«id »■« -«ted b» pfwwa t the ♦ells ns that they have 1300 feet of tale are hereby 1 ! Call a t the HERALD office. «nnie, prt*perly verilitnl, to nie al niv r. «t- trratle carrying a Hun., conveying denec. n ar Heaver Hill, ( ’■>•••* C *aniv,Oie- -v nnnitliH fr« m Ute date of 250 ill, -lies of water to their claim Bon. wilhiîi HOI. almoat completed, and that with Ihn notice. Dateti Nov. ,i. l'J. U. McGKF. ’ g o o d luck they will begin mining Adtniui.ffr; at >r of tlte estatoof l'titrick G af fe y. ditîoaffed. within a month. This trestle is 64 feet high at one i mot am! i* D r o n e & H quite n etrnctuie. These gentle l ’ VRK A N D W AFIISNUTOW F T R K K T » men are thorough mining men and POR TLAND . ORKC.ON we feel confident that good re- write for onr confident !«i irti* r hefor»' up- A . P . A rt- t r o r ^ . LL. B ., Principal porta will come fiom tiipir mine in to p lyin f fVr potent* it ir-iy ho n*ort«r m oot y . A practical, ro;-.rc s :ve »choo!, conapicuou* W o promptly ubi-ttn V . S. un ! Pore:<n the near future. LYONS’ BUILDING, a. 'iOi C — a p t - . - 2Æ e i s » e n / . Proprietor. IYIrs. C, Li. Ivlocn. COQUILLE CITY, OREGON (itC S llE CEFO Keeps a choice Sine oi up to date Keeps only pure Wines and Liquors Milliner Silks, Lining-and Trimmings. and Fine Cigars. The Americus Cub W hisky is one FWic^y WcDfk Matei'ial of the specialties served in these And the Celebrated 5t. & G. Corset. Ciubrooms. All kinds of Stamping done to order. S. H. IVIcADASVIS, Sanderson Building near the Wharf. ROSEBURG-MYRTLE POINT ^ ^ STAGELINE. î Wä£01l Wort For all kinds of Job Printing N B. FENTON, _______ PROPRIETOR in the neatest and latest siy/es- Our prices are right. Saddle Horst-a of beat quality nlway.i ou hand. Good Rig« in rc-adi ness for special trips. In fact, a general Stage and Livery business. Accommodations for Traveling men n speciality. t O f /lt â J s C (r c / f r y € s e n n i n g e r Butchers, PATENTS Trensurer's Notice. «ntl T R A D E M A R K S Y I P F »t: rnry's V * t > T ! ( T . is h e r e to is \s o n ' h a t a ll r , . -11 >, will Ijt* o.mi on |trt n. ntHtioi» nt tu\ 111 (’’« HP’, ’ 1 N o int»*ri*Hi 80. 1801. w ill t b itllowcal a f t e r JWi»t. This TM day of S»*pt. I'.ni. 4. K. DUtXKY. > . : u ' or ntnrrt ¿5. »d nv>ie», skoteh or photo and ire «end an I M M P O I M E F P E E r.vport patentr'nlitv. \\r ffivo ihe f»**^ l. n d ifrv ir# and atlvite, and oar charge* -u * moderate. Try as. S W IF T S i C O ., Pzter.t law yers, Opn. U S. Paient Office,Wa«hi;ijf en. D.C. for th etan gh w :it, wi:h hundred» of graduate« •n position* a* ’ ok k.—utr* and stenographer«. Alre«dy proud o f a high standing wherevet know n, it »teadily yrow* better ami Open all the ye .r 1»«tter 2 TI3 s p s 0 n .3 t a n .t l 3r o n . 3 E 3 Ian.d. ^ h r o s l i lie a ts cfjiik .il I C i u d s . ..t't.lenU admitted any time. Private or eta«* i:t»tttu-tion. I.eant what and how we teach, and what it costs. Catalogue free. ------------------RoarJ of Director« — D. P THOM PSON. rRK *ir>l-:N T D. S O U « COHIIK COQUILLE CITY. - DAVID M . D W N I i Cash Paid for Fat Hogs in Shipping Quantities. JcijNSOPi’S ILL, - 5 * = - M la .iT u f a o t u r e s -<:;UinmER, b/rri)S, e t c .^ * J lP P M B O X E S , IlliY PII>1SPII)G Jl SP E T IJIIiT V . Patterns for bouses, barns, nml bridges furnished promptly. Deliveries of lumber nnd shingles made by rail or water.