Coquille City herald., August 05, 1902, Image 2

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Populace Fleeing From Earthquakes-
P R
Tracy Again Puts In Appearance.
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— — ; L os A j . amos , C al, July 31. —The
T U E SD A Y , AUGUST 5, 1902 people of tins city a n ! vicinity are
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terror-stricken nu«l nre fleeing from
PUBLISHED E V E R Y TUESDAY ' tlieii homes to places of safety ou
•ccoufil of the increasing severity
of the esithquskas which hav* vis­
0 . F . D e a n . E d it o r a n d P r o p r ie t o r
ited tliis section since the night of
C o u n t r O ffic ia l P a p e r.
ttie 27th, since which time it is
Devoted to m e materiel end social a 1 estimated 75 distinct shocks of
The
Oaildieg of tbe Coqailie Valley particularly earthquakes have lieen felt.
and of Cooe County generally.
most severe shock occurred at 1:510
Subeoriptioo, per year, in advance, gl.no
j o ’clock this morning, when the
earth seemed to lurch from the
A Fertiaad Man's Opinion ol Coos Bay.
south to the north and then twisted
Si»****. Aug. 2.—Riding nil
ujKht, hiding su l resting l>.\ day,
Harrv Tracy, tic- Oregon despera to,
tritTefing neross Eastern Wa-li-
iUKtou ,,t th- rnte cf3t> miles a day
At 2 o ’clock this morning he was
dose to EphrHtn, 75 miles due west
of Spokane, It is believed to be
hit purpose to swing through the
thickly wooded couutrv north of
this city into IJabo and Montana
on his way to the “ Hole-iu-the-
Wall ”
T„, „ phnne ruea8,l„ P8 reoeived by
r v b:LT;:zz
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E
t h e
Soutfywesteri) Oregoi)
Veterans’ Association
TO
BE
H ELD
AT
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 10. II. and 12. 1902.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10th.
Gen. Lyttle Post, G. A. R., meet at Hersey’s hall at 8:30 a. m.
Then
march to the cars and boats to meet visitors and escort them to the
grove.
Signiug the roll.
1:30 p. m. Music bv the drum corps.
Address of Welcome by the Mayor.
Responses by Veterans from Bandon, Myrtle Point and Marshfield.
Songs or recitations selected by the Coquille Circle.
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2 .
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T h e U . 8 . C iv il
S erv ice
C o m m ie -
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N O T IC B O F AF K M N t Ut- N T t i F .u m i N .
! slon w ill ho ld e xa m in atio n s, d u r in g
IB’iB A T O li
\<ILL
1 S e p te m b e r i n d O c to b e r , iu »e v e ra l
p l i c e « in each state to Recure v o u n g k t OTICE 18 HEltK BY GIV EN JTIIAT I
1
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Imvw lx*t*n duly appointed by the coun­
m en a n d w om en fo r tb e g o v e r n m e n t *y c u r ; ,,f Cow County. Or.gon. admin-
se rv ic e .
T h e r e arc n o w 1 2 ( 1 4 2 ‘J, 1 i^tratorwitn tbe will annexed, of the efttata
•IftHuitiHil
c ivil ni Magnolia Morriion. dcceaned. und that
itthHiu u
i i , ujj fwrill>„n huvi»'»< olainiH «gamut suu!
service, b e in g an increase o f 46,730 ! ^rait* art* required to present the same,
posit ions iu th e eli
in
ui v >eais.
vp firs
There u*
were
7 97*2
dulv
verified,
on», of nt Coqoill*.
tbe office ouonty
of Sperry
in six
lnere
re !,»•
- &
0haaeiu
the to oity
of
persons appointed between duly J.
Ores««, withiu six mouths from the
date
hereof.
W
.
C.
C
hah
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1901, and April 15, 1902, beiug at
Administrator with the will annexed of
the rate of 10,070 for the year. the estate of Magnolia Morrison, deceased.
Lai vi July Iß. 1U02.
There will probably bo 11,000
a p p o in t m e n t s n e x t y e a r .
a t a p p o in t m e n t v a r y f r o m
S a l a r i e s ------------------------------------- -
$06 0 to |
N O T IC E O F F IN A L S E T T L E M E N T
$ 1 ,2 0 0 a y e a r w it h l i b e r a l p r o m o *
t i o n s f t f t d r w f ir d .
All a p p o in t m e n t s
u*
a ie f o r lif e a n d f o r m o s t p o s it io n
o n l y a c o m m o n s c h o o l e d u c a t io n
iu
p d
d ,
P
i s r r e p q . m
u i ir r e
p o
o l l i i t t i i c c s s n
o r r r r e
e l l i i g
g i i o
o n
n is
is
N O T I C E IH H E K E B Y 3 I V E N T H A T
IN
the'nnderaif/ned .has / l e d h is t in a l
a ccou n t hh the a d u iio R tra te r o f the E s ta te
0 f p^ tno G a ffe y. d e c e iv e d .n n d th a t T h n rs -
day th« 7th d ay o f august, 1902, h a s been
,et r ^ by
fo r r;xlK
C o o o s b je
C o c u tio
n ty
O
ou the
HH onuuty
th e d a v o f o o u r rt -t,en
n s ,
S l d / t a D r 'h£ ' ' u ' ,r ^ U , of
o 'rih ?.t ," t o “ “ " « ' V " ,“ bl: b“ e!-,° » l‘ “ « l b . « i o t i l l ' C M .
«9
a. in. In this lonely region
home after
o o t c o n s id e r e d .
T hose
d e s i r i n g to said fin a l a cc o u n t’ am i th e s e ttle m e n t o f
believed to have spent the day
t o t a k e e x a m in a t io n s o f t h is k i n d tmid estate,
J . It. M c G b b .
visit o f several days at Marshfield:j of goods.
resting and grazing his horses.
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,
.
D ated J u ly 8,1902
A d m in is t ra to r,
c a n g p t f u l l i n f o r m a t io n A b o u t t h e m l
“ It is my prediction that within
Tim people are panic-stricken About 11 o ’clock last night a man
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free «by writing to fhe Columbia j
the next ten yoars, Marshfield on ' and many are leaving ton n by whom the officers are convinced was
O T I C E ih hereby g»v<*n thr.fc th e f in a l
Correspondence College, Washing­
Coos Bay, will be a city of 50,000 train, and in all available vehicles, Tracy, roda through the mam street
report, o f la a ia h Ila c k e r, pxecuter o f
ton, D. C., and asking for its Civil j tbe la s t w ill and testam ent o f M ilto n E . A n -
inhabitants. W by do I think s o ? , Three distinct shocks were record- of Coulee City. He was riding one
3.
j ders»>u, tlecean d. has bet-u tiled in th e C o n n -
Because of the possibilities of that | *>d between 7:25 and 7:30 this horse and leading another, and 2:30 p. in. ‘‘Our Country’s Growth up to the Spanish War,-” by a vet­ Service Ca alogue for 190*2.
! tv C ou rt o f the S tate o f O regon fo r Coo»
country, but primarily because of morning, and these later disturb­ seemed anxious to keep away from
j C ou n ty tlio 9th d i v o f Jm ie , 1902, a n d th a t
Summons
eran
from
Myrtle
Point.
I the tim e fo r h e a rin g o b je c tio n s th ere to a n d
the natural harbor and good bar ances adde 1 much to the terror of
the light. About 2 o’clock tbis
co n s id e rin g th e sam e has by o rd e r o f »aid
M usic ljy tho drum corps.
they have there. Before I visited the inhabitants.
In the D istrict G # n rtof the state o f Ore­ I C o u rt been set fo r th e 7th D a y o f J u ly , 1902
morning sotne campei s besides the
gon for CJoos county, sa.
a t 10 o c lo ck a. iu . o f o f s a id day,
that country I was of the opinion
3:00
p.
m
.'
“
The
Value
of
our
Citizenship,”
bv
A.
Dahuff,
of
Coquille.
President Benjamin Wheeler, of roa 1 five miles west oj Almira had
IS A IA H H A C K E R .
Maud S und,
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that the bar was shallow, but find University of California, was com­
Song, “ Star '¡¡»angled Banner.’’
E x e cu to r o f ttuid E stn e .
P la in tiff
| Suit in equity fo r d i ­
an altercation with a passing travel­
they have 2t feet of water at low municated with by telephone, aud
va
> v< rce.
Signing
the
roll.
er who is believed to have been the
C narles W. Sund. j
tide. It makes one o f the best har­ advised that tbe people be ready to
fleeing mnrderer. They grumbled 8:00 p. in. \ftsie selected by the B indue Poet.
N O T IC E F O R PU B L IC A T IO N .
D efen dan t.
j
bors on the coast. There are now leave at a moment’s notice, aud for
T o Charles Sund, d efend ant.
because he hud Lightened their 8:15. Speech by Row. Holcomb, of Coquille.
Departm ent o f the Interior.
five schooners on the ways which the doors of residences and places
In the nam e o f tho Stnto o f Oregon yon
L and Office, Kos^burp, O regon,
horses and were told if the animals
Music
by
the
drum
Corps.
June 27, 190£.
will cost $70,000 apiece, These of business to be left open so those
nre hereby required to appear and answer
got loose they could catch them.
N otice is hereby given that the follow in g
the com p lain t filed against you m the
schooners are 275 feet in length, indoors might escape in the event
above entitled suit within ten days from named settler has filed notice o f his in ten ­
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 11th.
To the remark that lie was traveling
and will carry four masts- I presume of further disturbances. The ad­ late tho traveler answered, “ This is
the d a te o f the service o f this sum m ons tion to make final p roof m support o f his
n o o n you , if served w ithin this cou nty, or claim , r.nd that said p roof will be made
they are intended for the lumber vice o f President Wheeler was com-
9:30
a.
m.
Slyisic
or
song
selected
by
the
Myrtle
Point
Post
or
W
R.
C.
the time of day to travel,” and rode
if served within any other county o f the D »fore R egister nnd R eceiver o f U nited
and coal trade.
muniateu to the people anil was on. Since then he has not been 9:45 a. m. “ Qur Country’s Expansion and its Possible Influence on our s*nte within tw enty days from ihe ante o f States Land Office, ltoseburg. O regon , on
the serv ce o f tnis sum mons on you. And August 30, 1902, viz: Jones F lou rn oy, on
“ Spreckels, has a big coal bunker immediately acted upon.
heard from.
National Life-” by a veteran from Marshfield.
if you fail to answer, for want thereof tuo H. E. No. 11754 for the lots 2, 3, 4, S ection
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there, as have Goodall & Perkins,
will apply to the court for th e re­ (».township 27 south,R 9 west. He nam es the
Music and anecdote of camp fife to fill the time till dinner, which plnintiff
The country about Almira is fill­
lie f dem anded in p lain tiff's co m p la in t: a follow ing witnesses to pro.\e his continuous,
and they are shipping from one to
Notice.
ing up with pursuing officers.
will be prepared by the ladies for soldiers of any of Uncle Sam’s auccient statem ent o f which is as follow s, residence upon and cu ltivation o f said
five boatloads of coal to San Fran­
v
land, viz:
Sheriff Gardner, of Lincoln County,
wars regardless of the color of the coat they wore, and families of viz:
Charles T b om , o f lioseb u rg , O regon,
cisco each week.
Then too, the
Notice is hereby given that ah ! ltn(j
F o r a decree annulling the marriage re ­
^ ______
____ of Douglas
ypjei-iflf DeBolt,
veterans. *
Ulysses Flournoy, o i lioseburg, O regon.
lation nnd con tract existing between plain­
C o o b Buy & Salt Lake Citv road is Coos con
John
'O jom . o f iioeebu rg, O regon.
IRU*y wariants endorsed I County, are leading the chase.
tiff
an
d
d
efend
ant
fo
r
the
care,
cu
stody
taking up contracts for a right of prior to Apfil_ 1. l.ffil 'vtll h“ paid | forts are being made to head off any 2:00 p. in. Called together by the long roll.
M illuru C allahan, o f W ard ton. Oregon..
and con trol o f the two m inor children and
J . T . B R ID G E S ,
2:10
p.
m.
“
O^r
Country’s
Future,”
by
a
veteran
from
Bandon.
fo r costs.
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way and will start their dock this on presentation at my office in ¡attempts to cross the Columbia
R egister.
The service o f this sum m ons is m ade by
coming week.
This will make a Coquille City, Oregon.
Music
or
recitations.
ltiver into the Colville Indian reser­
publication by order o f L . H arlooker, Jud »e
trans-continental road right into
N O T IC E .
o f the county cou rt o f the state o f O regon
1.
No iiiterest will be allowed after vation. One posse is headed toward
f jr C o o s County, m ade July 17, 1902. and
Coos Bay, which taken with the August 10, 1902.
2.
J. B. D ully ,
V fO T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N T H A T
the Wilson Creek district, southeast
should d efend ant fa il to answ er,Judgm ent
natural advantages and the lumbar
nder and by virtue o f an order o f sale
o f d efault will be taken on the Jrd o f Sept. l Y
County Treasurer. of Almira and another toward Go-
3.
m ade bv the county cou rt fo r Coos Co, Ore,
coal, farming, and dairying interests
190^,
W alter S inclaiu ,
Coquille City, Aug. 5, 1902.
mid
entered
o f record in the jou rn a l o f sa id
van.
A ttorney for Fla intiff.
Song by Marshfield veterans.
gives large openings.
Marshfield
court on the 9th day o f J uly, 1898, I shalL
S pokane , Aug. 2. —Sheriff Cudi-
offer for sale and sell for cu sh a t p rivate
now has a population of 2,000, but
7:30
p.
m.
Business
meeting.
East Fork Items.
N O T IC E O F A I M IN I8 T R A T R IX ,
I sale a fter the 20th day o f August, 1902, at
hee, of King County, is in the city.
is bound to grow.
j the dwelling house ou tho premises herein­
Speech, “ Our Indian Wars.”
It
is
uuderstocfd
that
he
will
go
to
N otice is hereby given that the under­ after described the follow in g described real
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Music,
songs
or
recitations
by
Coquille
Circle.
Mrs. C. O. Payne and her daugh Lincolu
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signed has been duly nppoipted ad m inis- j eHtate belonging to the estate o f F. M -
County to join in the cha?e
ira trix o f the estate o f Bird V ow eli.deceas- ltoa ft, deceased, to-wit: SEi-4 o f N W JL
Professor Wag mpr, city archi­ ter, of Los Angeles, Calif., have | after Tracy,
1.
ed, nnd thnt all persons having claim s W )tfo f NW»4 . and N W «i o f the S W ^ o f
tect of Venice, declares that the sprnt the past week with her sister,
section 9,'>. township 28 south f orange 13,
a ga in st said estate are hereby notified that west, o f W illam ette M eridian in o f Coos
whole city is doomed, tlint for Mrs. Stemmier. They bad not seen
Drain Normal.
3-
County, O regon, con ta in in g 1(>0 acres, m ore
they
are
requited
to
present
same,
duly
many years a gradual subsidence each other for 11 years. Miss Payne
verified, to the undersigned at her residence or les:*.
4.
The fall term of the St'ute Normal,
of the suisoil has been observed is a teacher in the public school of
in C oqu ille C ity, C oos County, O regon,
Dated this 14th day o f July, 1902.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 12tb.
and he believes that eventually it Los Angeles.
at Drain, O lo g o n , will o p e n Monday
w ithin six m onths from tho date ot this
F. M. M iller ,
n o tice .
M ary A V ow ell .
will all give way.
September
8th,
with
a
full
faculty
Executor o f the estate o f F . M. R ou tt, d e ­
Mrs. Stemmier is improving in
A dm inistratrix.
9:00 a. m. Signing the roll followed by stories of camp life.
ceased.
D ated June 24, RJ02.
The passing of the blue from tbe health. Hei daughter, Mrs. John of specialists.
Old fashioned hand shake.
The growth of the school the past
uniforms of United Statps troops Luttrell, has been with her for the
Music by tbe drum corps.
will be regarded with regret by past week.
year wag sixty per cent over the
Break ranks.
many people who have long looked
Mr. Smith, a now arrival from preceding year, with an excellent
apou the blue uniform ns as essen­ Oklahoma, has b o u g h t t h e Scofield P r ° e p e c t f o r the coming y e a r ,
George Leech has been appointed by Commander Quick to collect
House Painting,
Gilding and
tially a part of the Americau army runch and taken possession.
funds of citizins in Coquille City.
I The d e p a r t m e n t o f Mathematics
as is the red, white aud blue flag
Bronzing,.
AND
>
By Order of
Ivan Scofield and family have le ft! « mJ English will be p la c e d on a
Marine Painting,
Dr. Biggs, public pathologist of Coos county ai^l gone into the Will- more practical basis and all work
JOHNATHAN QUICK, Commander.
Art
Decorating,.
New York Ofty, states iiis couvic- amett Valley.
will be strengthened. The labor»,
Fresco Painting
1
A. DAHUFF. Adjutant.
tion as a result ol the numerous
toriesnnd library will receive ma­
Transferable
The Coos Bay and Ttoseburg stage
terial additions and all work will be
autopsies he has had to perform,
Paper Hanging
line have teams and rigs that are
that 60 per cent of tho subjects he
given, as nearly as possible, by the
.Johnson Dean & eo. purchased
Bnndon Recorder.
Thoronghlv Eqnipppff for all Drawing anil
good to look at and a comfort to
bss so examined have had tuber-
laboratory method. Physical train­
Designing*
kinds of
Hpnrv Averill returned lost, week laat week of Z T Sight), of the Painting in Distem­
ride iu, consequently there is a big
culosis at some time iu their lives
ing will receive due attention. The from a visit to his father uf Browns- isthmus, thirtv-twn head of fine
passenger traffic over the road.
Enameling,
and have become cured.
traicing department is in excellent
beef steers, paying $1000 therefor.
per,
The Sturtevant ranch has been condition, affording the practical in villo.
They were driven through town
The Khedive of Egypt will
OJ
J.
B.
Maishsll
&
Soil
are
erect­
Pyrography.
sold to Lewis Roberts.
a teacher’s preparation. A teachers’
Sui day.
doubtless have the pleasure o f hear­
Stucco Work.
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-
ing n building ou a lot near tlipir
HARRY
BACKENST0,
review
class
will
be
maintained,
and
ing “ Listen to my Tale of Woe”
Blue prints maps of any Town­
store which will be uspd by Mrs.
C O Q U IL L E .
and “ Trouble in the Household" .V lo llic r ' A I wiij n lii-i-|ts II l ln u t ly . permissson granted to those of Hite for an ice cream parlor.
ship in Rose burg, Oregon, Land
"M y mother suffered a long time certain experience to avail them-
as sung by their composer, Mr.
E. W. Fahy, o f whom mention District, show ng all vacant lands
Hurbert T. Smith, who has just from distressing pains and general selves of the training department.
was
made last week as baying re­ for 50 cents each. If you want on^ ALW,
For
catalogues
address
ill
health
i
I
uh
primarily
to
indiges­
been appointed deputy vice coun­
ceived
a brokfii leg, is getting information from the U. S. Land
J.
H.
Orcutt
tion,” says L. W. Spalding, Verona,
sel at Cairo.
along
n
ic
e ly and in due course of | Omce^address,
President
A naturalist calls attention to a Mo. “ Two years ago I got her to
T it l e G uarantee <fc L oan C o .
tim u will be around again.
try
to
Kodol
She
grew
better
at
very common error among artists.
Rose burg, Oreg.
T » C u r e u C o l i l i n O n e O n ,- .
Millard Shoemaker brought back
once
and
now,
at
the
age
of
seventy-
He states that artists almost iuvari-
Take Laxative Brume Q niolne Tablets
encouraging
new^
from
Portland
as
Married
ubly represent snakes, and especial­ six eats anything she wautH, re­ Alt drug^iat, refund the triune}' if it faila in
-nre.
I. W Grove’ a signature is uu each to the probable construction of die
ly water suakes, as progreasii g by marking that she fears no bad ef­ DUX.
B illia r d P a r lo r
-UC.
proponed railroad from Coos Bay
M Cl url Elrorl— At the residence
a series of folds made on a vertical fects as she fins her bottle of Kodol
to the interior. He says that there | of the bride’s mother in this city
plans whereas it is impossible for haiidy.” Don't waste time doctor­
Riverton Pickups-
are all kinds of money in the banks Sunday. Ansr 3, 1902. Max McCloud
them to so progress.
Their real ing symptom. Go after the cause.
of that tdace ready for use in the and Miss Frances Elrod, Rev. Win.
inode of locomotion is by n senes If your stomach is sound j our health
Little Fletcher Chaney cam» very enterprise
Kodol rests tho
Horsfall afficiating.
of folds made on a horizontal will be good.
stomach aud strengthens the body near drowning last week while in
Isa in Walker, o f Northern Curry,
plane.
2 >Te-ws Sta-Ci-d.. -A- ¡Ljargre Selection cf 3STcveis
by digesting your food. It is na­ bathing in Coquille river.
was in town yesterday, on his way
Ill» • Iclit Tlipenlencrt.
The Department o f Agricnltnre ture’s own tonic.
Wm. Rohn and Clifford Martin to the Mountain Ranch, where ip
R. S. Knowlton.
“
While
picnieing
last
m«»nth
has issued a circular, by Prof. L.
are both suffering with felons on has purchased a flock o f 5U0 sheep,
11-year-old boy was poisioned
O. Howard, giving directions for
their hands.
Mr. Walker has disposed o f bis some weed or plant/’ says W.
Mamhlletd
Man.i
using hyrlrocyncid-gas for destroy­
butcher
business
in
Humboldt
J.
F.
Loo
had
his
house
moved.
Dibble, of Sioux City, la.
A. M. Crawford nnd wife, after
ing household insects. The circu­
It now presents a far better appenr- county.'and will spend the summer rubbed the poision off his bands in­
lar rloes not appear to dwell with rusticating in this section for
in Curry. Mrs. Walker will arrive to his eves and for a while we were 'Tí-
sufficient emphasis on the deadly '
w,’pks, left yesterday morn | ancc."
Last Saturday evening the people un from Eureka soon.— Pi »rt Or j afraid he would lose his sight,
character o f this ngent which ,nR
Iheir home in Hosebnrg.
ford Tribune.
/ N
e
w
D
r u
g
S
t o
r
e
,
i Finally a neighbor recommended
should be employed only in ex
The steamer Empire sailed had a basket social at the new school
;
house
across
tho
river.
The
sate
of
DeWilt’s
Witch
Hazel
Salve.
The
tremecases aud then with except- north yesterday at 10 s. m. from
Final Settlement.
1 first application helped him and in
tonal care.
Han Francisco and will be kept qiiskets netted them over $17.
Patent medicine agents have In <4> In the C ounty Court o f the State o f O re­ | a few days he was as well as ever.” j
Mrs. Semple, daughter of Presi-
di lug this town for tbe jmRt week.
For skin diseases, cuts, burns, scalds
gon fo r Coos County.
GENERAL LINE OF CHEMICALS, DRUGS, PATENT
dent John Tyler, has expressed the fro'“ ,llH L ',hl,v hu'lk,,,H
D ona A nna .
In the m atter of the estate o f
wounds insect bites, DeW itt’s \\ itch !
MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS’ SUPPLIES
hope tbs*, in the renovation of the I 1
,<,e
1(1 anpecled to he in
A M E L IA R . C O L L I E R Deceased.
HazelS live is sure cure. Relieves
TOILET ARTICLES, ETC.
White House, ths chandeliers and :>P” r»"o n by the 15th of August,
N otice is hereby given that the under­ piles at once. Beware of couterfeits. \
Notice to Contractors.
signed Executors o f the last, will an d test-
caudelnbra
will be proser“ed. f l !R plnBlh' r ''HS * m *e<l * ,ld PVHrf-
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nmenfc o f Amelia R. C ollier, deceased, have R. S Knowlton.
Tbey were selected by President j ,h l"K "•
rU"hed to
things
their final report in said Court and
Sealed bids will be received by tiled
said
court
hav>*
fixed
bv
ord
er
the
final
hear
Monroe, she savs, and Hre of i l n s - l " 1" * » ’
i !
Alex Stand, clerk of school of dis­ ini* o f o b je ct«* ]* thereto 1» the 1st d a y o f
The
At Cost .
schooner Alumna is nt
oUr beauty. Mrs. Semple relates
trict No. 3, up to 2 o ’clock, August S eptem ber. V.I02. the sam e bein g a dav o f
tbe regular September 1902 teim o f said
that in her father’s tune they were North Bend wbfre she will finish
16, 1902. for the construction of a court.
I havr» boeu given charge nf the
lighted with cand'es,it taking 24 tsking o d her cargo o f lumber—
J. A. C o l l i n « .
schoolhouse for said district 24x4N
stock of harness, saddle*, bicvclea,
boxes of caudles to light the White 1,000,000 feet and sail in alsmt ten
S ophia E . Uouniuoir.
leet, one slorv high. Plans nnd
Having hud many years of experience in this line
E xecutors o f said estate. tent*, etc., etc., of F. Long <fc Son
(lavs for Cape Town, South Africa.
House one evening.
specifications furnished on applica­
we are prepared to give all the
i
and will in the next thirty days,
The
O.
C.
&
N.
Company
will
NOTICE ro TAXPAYER S.
Those persons who endertake to
tion to A. Stand, Arngo, Oregon.
best of satisfaction.
dispose
of
tbe
same
at
c o f t. Come
REBY G IVEN T H A T
o t ic e
is h e *
defend
General Bragg on the place their property along Coal
Remem­
the Board o f E qn ab zn tion fo r the early and «void tbe rnsb
ground of his extreme nge appear Bank Slough and in the vicinity of
tonnty o f Coos sta te o f Or gon . will at- ber it all goes at cost.
For Sale-
seu«l at the office o f the cou n ty clerk o f 1
to forget that the defense is a con­ the Libby mines on the market
T. W. S h u c k .
aid co u n ty , at C oqu ille, Cons co o n tv. O r- I
demnation o f those who npimint *d and will sell it in trnots or lots to
A good stock o f furniture nnd oe g 'U . on tho 2f>th d a y o f August. A. D ..
Surveyor
a inau too old to be discreet. suit the puichaser.
1902.
the
same
b
e
in
g
the
last
M
onday
in
undertaking supplies with store
Really, tbe General’s remark was Cat heal t is at work subdividing building, size 24 feet wide by 88 sa id m onth, at the hou r o f 9 o ’ clo ck a. m.
o f said dav. and p n b l 'd y exam ine the
simply ho opinion expres-ed pri­ the land. The O C A N. On. have feet long, 3 storv high nnd located assessm ent rolls ana c *rruct nil errors in
some
very
valuable
land,
suitable
valuations, d escription or q u a lity o f U nd *. |
vately to his wife and should never
on main street of Coquille City, ! lots
o r other propet ty .
have been mad» public, however. for farming or dairying purposes, Oiegon
No opposition in husiin ss
Now. t herefore. all pe rsons h a vin g b o si- j
President Palms appeals to be and it will make fiue homes for a hut want to invest in real estate
nras b efore the said B oard « f Eqn ilixa ion
will take notice and a p p ear at the tim e and j
prepared to demonstrste Ins good great rnauy people.
C. M. Surens, Prop. place
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aforesaid, and m ake due co m p la in t,
sense by pnyiug no attention to the
otherwise
the assesament will sta n d as re­
Bring It Alonir.
•lip-
turned by the R-;sesaor.
How S INIS.
W itness my hand this 21st d a y o f Angnst
The Patriotic League of the Rev­
Butter in large or small quan­
'•''•offer One Hundred Dollars Reward 1902.
J . S I j AWRRNCE.
olution lias sent to Washington, to tities fresh from the churn will bp for an, case of Ostarrh that cannot be
Assessor of Coo? County, Oregon. |
Hall’s Cntarrli Cure.
b e p r e s e n t e d to Congress next win
received at the Emporium on Mon cured F. i'V
J. CHUNKY * CO . Proprietor«,
ter, a petition setting forth the fact days and Fridays of each week.
Toledo, O.
We th e nndersitfued have know n F . J.
that Dr. T. R. Timby invented and Price 15 ceuts per pound in trade.
Cheney for »he Inst IS years, sad believe
. • ». .
patented the revolting turret which
m a kiaoooow aoon
him perfectly honorable in all business
Vntmm • « * r n ha# ar*^*d
ft hi
tabl> service at transactions and rtnar.cislly able to carry
waa first u sed on the Monitor Dr.
The solid silver tahl»
obligation, made by their firm.
" arr thi
ELECTIII6
ttfW
u
Timby se c u re d the patent fortiu s the B n 'isli embassy in Washing- out \t any
DRYGOODS, GROCERIES
giied «h re h a n fl tnrv make a wa*ro®
G E N E R VL M E R C H A N D IS E .
, si ,t I rnav. Wholesale Drnintist*.
last ind*am«*lr T **7
.Wh *
design in September 1862 and ton. Is said to contain over 1,000 Toledo, O . W .ld in s. Kinnnn A e nrrin.
AND PROVISION
low. any width o f «re», to fit any t i tein.
SHELF HARDW ARE.
Tkrrrm m trri I
S
p
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Wholesale
Drnuaists.
Tolet
o.
Ohio
E r ic s o D , to w h om credit fo r the pounds o f silver an 1 to be worth
4 «.
T W j l M l •IwayfriAUUu« frMk
Hall's I’ starrh Core is taken internally,
idea has lieen accorded, was aunyly #50,000. Every piece is handsome- net ms directly upon the blood and mucous
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•J.
tbe supervising
engineer who ly engraved with the Briti.-h coat surfsor. ot the «vstein. Price, 7Sr per
Agent,
E. A. Howey:
Hold by nil Drnmtiata. Teatimon
superintended the building of the o f arms a u d other elaborate de- bottle.
ial‘i frm'
Successor to C. M Skeels. »
Front Street.
Coquille. Ore.
Monitor.
I signs.
HalIV Family Fill# are the beat.
hi“’Xr,h“ r:r,i;n
“ ^ r l ^ " d.do
“K • -
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N
2.
SIGN WRITING
Carriage - Painting
mu
Is the place to spend your leisure
moments. Ail kinds of soft
/ drinks and fine cigars, g
j
j
GEO- A- CHURCHMAN, PROP
i’l !h*,rnn1; C
'‘rryiDB coal
Prescriptions
A Specialty.
N
-Golden
mmmmM
- -
Buiding
Coquille, Oregon.;
THE EMPORIUM
GOOD WHEELS
UNDER ITS N E W MANAGEMENT
Has just Received a Full Line of Latest Styles
in Ladies’ Fine Shoes, Dressgoods, etc.
Leneve Building
z.
STRAN, Proprietor,