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TUESDAY.
JU LY
7,
190:1.
Official County Count Proceedings.
Expenses in vacation after April,
l'JOt term.
Salaries.........................................$986 68
Indian Soldier's fu n d ............... 132 00
Telephone b ill........................... 34 88
Indigents .....................................333 00
Circuit C ourt.............................. 97 00
Regular July, 1903 Term.
Justice Courts, State of Oregon
vs E E Ferry
W H S Hyde, J P fees,.. . . $
7 05
2 50
J W Carter, Const “ . . . . .
Nicholas Reiche, Ju ror.. . . .
1 00
M It Brown,
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1 00
Wra Nasburg,
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1 00
I A Hall,
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1 00
Alfred Mattson, “
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1 00
W L C ondon,..................... . . .
1 00
State of Oregon vs A Abbott.
W H S Hyde, J P , . . . . . . . .
J W Carter, C onst...................
Cbas Levins, witness,............
Dr Mingus,
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Lester Smith,
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E \V Kardell,
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Chas Gilbert,
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660
10 50
4 50
1 50
1 70
4 50
1 70
State vs P G Peterson
W H S H y d e . J P .....................
J W Carter, C onst................
John Edmunds, w it n e s s ,....
Annie Riggs,
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Emil Peterson,
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August Peterson, “
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65
50
00
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State vs Pat Nagle et al,
W H S H y d e . J P .........., . . . $
J W Carter, Const................
Chas Dengman, witness,. . . .
Geo Denpman,
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H Wold,
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Chas Johnson,
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Hugh McLain,
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John Nelson,
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Geo Hughes,
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6 45
7 10
2 30
2 80
2 30
2 80
1 50
2 30
1 50
Election Expenses.
G A Bennett, 11,400'ballots! 51 30
3 00
Mrs Wickham, 12 m e a l s ,...
Geo P Topping, rent for
election ...................................
2 50
Geo Guerin, meals for elec
tion board...............................
2 50
E Schneider, election bailiff,
$2.50, rent, M. P t $ 2 .5 0 ..
5 00
Stationery and Printing.
Coquille Herald, Court Pro
ceedings ............................... $ 45 20
Dyking petition........................ 10 40
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
ervisor, R D 2 ..................... 86 50
C C Liggett, lal>or, It D 2
8 00
Axel Ruth, labor li D 2 . . . .
8 00 Coquille Celebrates in True Ameri
can Style.
J P Davis,
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5 00
W Lindstroin, making fill R
Although there was a slight mist
D 4, and 24 days lab or.. 83 00
made it’s appearance, and chiffon
John Bear bal duo as supvr
r d 4 .......................................... 173 85 and laces became a little limp, and
the beautiful embleraatio colors of
Dean Lumber Company, lum
b er............................................. 40 15 the bunting, which was very much
i iu evidence, blooded a little, the ar
Alfred Mattsou, scowing r d
4 ............................. .................
6 00 dor of American patriotism was not
so affected, and all went off very
J W Catohing, labor by self
and others, r d 10 ............ 194 00 ; well. At the out set the boat from
Walter Laird, labor r d 12 12
25 ] Myrtle Point, bringing the band
Chas Howe.
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11 25 ! from that place to discourse music
J S Flinn,
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3 00 j for the occasion, failed to put iu
W m Abernathy
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3 00 an appearance on time, hut luckily
Bert Campbell, “
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7 65. the Margarita Fischer Co., was in
J M Porter,
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12 00 town, and that baud saw our di-
M C Miller,
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40 00 lerna and responded quickly, and
patriotic straius were soon resound
T H Mehl & Co hwdr Dists
2 2 , 2 1 , 1 6 ............................... 65 21 ing through our streets.
Lyons Estate, lumber
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The parade consisted of floats
1 6 ...............................................
3 57 bearing
Miss Emma Lorenz
as
A E Mathews, labor r d 16 23 55 the Goddess of Liberty,
Mjss
Peter Mathews, “
“ “ 12 50 Clare Sherwood as the Angel of
Peter Johnson,
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Peace, Miss Sue Tuttle as Colum
and making
fills............. 149 00 bia, the Liberty Car, aud Uncle
John Waltermier, labor r d
Sam and the
thirteen original
1 6 ...............................................
8 50 states. Then came Mr. Vosmer and
W Wheeler, labor r d 1 6 . . . .
1 40 baloon, the P. F, & L. Co’s, float
Martin Alexson,
labor r d
with a full-fledged sawmill in oper
1 6 ................... . .........................
1 5 0 ation, and then Coquille’s Fire
Peter Johnson, labor r d 16 114 00 Brigade.
A t the grove an interesting pro
C H Banning, labor r d 16
After prayer
s p v r ................................................ 103 25 gram was rendered.
J T Nosier, labor r d 1 6 ...........101 00 by Rev. Adolph Haberly, the read
ing of the Declaration of Inde
Johnson and Nosier
con
tract r d 1 6 ............................ 30 00 pendence by Dr. J. W . Strange, of
B E Nosier, labor r d 16 . . . 49 25 Myrtle Point, Rev. W . S. Holcomb
C H Bunch, labor r d 16 . . . 29 00 delivered a splendid oration, and
A Flanders,
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54 50 the Coquille City Glee Club and the
B R Banning, “
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57 00 Fischer band furnished delightlul
A E Mathews, “
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15 00 music.
Pacifio Lumber Co lumber r
Then come the ball game between
d 1 6 .......................................... 43 22 the Marshfield and Coquille teams,
J A Lamb & Co hwdre r d
the visitors carrying away the hon
16................................................ 24 35 ors.
A B Dean, hauling lumber r
Immediately after the base ball
d 1 6 ....................................... ... 33 55 game cnire the balloon ascension
3 00 by the Vosmer Bros., of Oakland,
J D Barklow, labor r d 17
7 50 Cal., which was a perfect success,
James Hall,
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9 00 and the first ever attempted iu Coos
J L Crosby,
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3 00 countv, It was feared that the
Wm Smith.
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6 00 weather would not be suitible but
E L Lamb,
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9 75 the clouds lifted high enough not
J F Smith,
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10 50 to interfere, and offered a back
J E Clinton,
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3 50 ground to the view which was per
Geo Morehouse “
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6 00 fect. At n giveD signal Mr. 'Vos-
J V Shuck.
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6 00 mer cut loose his parachute and
C Morehouse,
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17 00 made a beautiful and safe descent,
Wm Liclity,
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85 00 coming down about two miles Hbove
W T Brady,
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44 00 town in the marsh back of J. C.
S R Luslibaugh“
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33 50 Laird’s place.
T Knight,
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51 00
The days sports wound up with
W Pierce,
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40 00 a ball in the evening which was an
Dan Cribbins,
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enjoyable affair for those who at
Continued ne:.t week.
tend the sport.
$ 55 60
Bulletin,
Court
Proceed
Marshfield Hun.
ings
45 20
The speial scenery that was car
Reports, $4.35,
Petition,
$1 0.40.............. . ................
14 7JP ried by- the Keau Cotnpauy ha9
Sheriff’s notice..........................
2 46 been purchased by the North Bend
Theatrical Club.
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Dr. E. Watsou arrived on the A l
$ 62 35
S Gallier, postage etc, shfi’s
liance from Aberdeen, Wash., and
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9 23 will open a drug store and practice
his profession at North Bend.
L H Hazard, postage frt
Clerk’s office.......................... 17 70
Bud Turpen hasleasod the Hotel
T J Thrift, postage frt Assrs
North Beot, which he will open
office..........................................
4 00 this week. The new hotel contains
J B Dulley, postage frt Treas
44 large rooms, well lighted and
office..........................................
7 00 with all the modern conveniences.
Mail Publishing Co., notice
The furnishings are all new and
of sale......................................
6 08 first-class, and everything is up-to-
C O Dryden, job printing for
date.
Mr. Turpen is courteous,
offices........................................
7 50 genial andohliwing and will make
R L Polk & Co copy of Ga-
a first-class landlord.
zetter........................................
7 00
E. B. Dean arrived here this
Ross E Moore & Oo, Blanks
week from California, coming in
for Clerk.................................
4 05 over the Coos Bay wagon road.
Payott Upham & Co, sup
Mr. Dean has chaaged considerable
plies for C lerk..................... 19 10 since last hero and his years have
Bushong & Co, supplies for
commenced to show on him, but
C lerk........................................
7 10 he stood ¡the rough ride iu from
Indigent and Insane.
the valley in shape to do creitd to
a person many years his j u n i o r .
W m Jenkins A Sou,
sup
plies for Mrs H od son .. .$ 40 47 He was accompanied by his son-in-
law, C. F. Dillman, of Sacramento.
R W Bullard, supplies for
Polly and Mary, (Indians,)
7 75 They inleud to make a short stay,
looking after the interests of the
Jos Ferry, supplies for F F
W in ters................................... 19 86 Dean Lumber Co.
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E G Flanagan, supplies for
l I in - K l l i b n i a S t a l e F a i r .
Josh N elson..........................
1 42
Dr W Culin, Medical attend
The premium list of Oregon’s
ance, prisoners, and quar-
“ Blue Ribbou” state fair is uow
rantine..............................
54 50
out and beiug distributed through
Dr J T McCormac, examine
out the state. The premiums off
Stnuff, insane........................
5 00
ered aggregate$12,000 in cash, aud
W H S Hyde, exam, insane
are for everything grown on the
p erson s................................... 15 00
farm, including live stock, poultry,
Dr C W Tower, exam, insane
dairy products, agricultural and
person........................................
5 00
horticultural products,
domestic
Report of Superintendent of Poor and liberal arts, etc.
Everyone is
Farm accepted and the following
invited to bring something to the
ordered paid
fair this year, and help advertise the
C M Skeels, mdse etc......... $ 97 59 state’s resource!. If you have not
N Lorenz, mdse e t c ............... 94 15 received one of the premium lists
C H Fry Salnry $143.75,
yet, write M. D. Wisdom, secretary,
Blacksmithing, $ 2 .0 6 ......... 145 81 Portland, Ore., for one.
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Ballots of the North Bend elec
Dividend Declared
tion for Incorporation and for the
officers of the incorporated govern
All members of the California
ment canvassed, and it was found
Medical Company
th atJL J Simpson was elected as Cc-Oporative
mayor, Chas Eckhoff, August Ty- who held memberships prior to
l»erg, Victor Anderson, C M Byler, Jpt>e< 1. 1903, will receive $3.25
Peter Loggie, and C T Farris elect- divieend on
on eacu
each share for Hie
cd os aldermen of said Corporation, month of June by npplytug to W.
E M Shoner ns mnrshnll and L F H. Hamilton, Coquille, Or.,June 11.
Wedding at Elkton.
Death of C. W. Paterson
Perry’s Store!
C. W . Paterson, a worthy citizen
A quiet wedding took place at
man of the home of Mr. nnd Mis J. L
| this city, died at his home in W est Berkley, near Elkton, Sunday June
Marshfield yesterday afternoon at 28, 1903, Miss Emuia Mulkev, of
1 1 o’clock. He was conscious up to Coquille, and Mr. Pitzer IV. Heck
the last hour and his passing away ley, of Oakland, being the coutiact-
was peaceful.
His beloved wife, ing parties.
It ia tc give our customers “The G oo »I h They Want
at the
two sons and tender relatives who
The parlor and diniug room were
Prices they expect to Puy, aud to make it u plcawnre for them to
had watched over him and admiuis- decorated with ferns, roses aud sy-
viait our store.
tered^to his every want, were at his ringa blossoms;
the bride was
bedside when the filial summons tastily attired in a beautiful gown We want to keep constantly before them the fact that we sell nothing
came.
but what’s honest in quality.
of cream silk organdie and carried
Be honest to yourself ami your own town ami don’t send sway a single
Deceased was born at Ingersoll, a bouquet of syringa.
dollar till voj find what you can do here.
Canada, April 25, 1854, and was a
Promptly at twelve o’clock tl'e
marble cutter and masouary archi
bridal couple, attended by Miss
tect by trade, which profession he
Rose Coffey and Mr. Jas. H. Berk
was following in this ciiy at the
ley, entered the parlor aud were
time of his first illness, which occurr
united in marriage by Rev, A. H.
ed over a year ago. He had made
Mulkev, father of ttie bride.
two trips to San Francisco iu search
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A fler congratulations and an ap
of medical aid but without relief.
propriate
song
by
Miss
Coffey,
the
Deceased made his advent in
Marshfield in 1888 and iu Jauuary, bridal party surrounded til» well
1901, took upon himself a wife, Miss laden table aud enjoyed the bounte
Ida Hall. Two sous were the fruits ous luncheon spread before them.
There were present; with two ex
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_1 Kinds cr? Leather Goods found in a.
of their union, who with his beloved
Harness Slacrp.
wife are left to mourn his loss. De- \ ceptions, only the immediate rela
ceased was chief of the Marshfield tives of the bride and groom.
I also 1 > all kin li of r e p in in ' iu this lit» at r a n c ia b l) i gu re
Mr. and Mrs. Beckley are well
Fire Department and always took a
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OoouilL Or©
prominent part in public affairs. known in Dougins and other coun Front street
He wrs a member of Coos Bay ties of the state audhavt a host of
Camp, No. 106, W . of W ., and was friends who wish them many rears
a hard worker for the up-building of happiness and prosperity. They
will reside at Oakland, Ore.
of the order.
j and prominent business
Our way of doing Business
C.
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LEEP,
h arn es s and Saddles
D eaths Harvest
G
uest
His death has cast a gloom over
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many Burrowing friends, and is a
Cliolvrn lul until hi .
hard blow to bis devoted wife and
This has long been regarded as
beloved sons, who have the heart
one of tbe most dangerous and fa
felt sympathy of the entire tomruu-
tal diseases to which infants are sub
nity in their hour of grief.— Sun.
ject. It can be cured, however,
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when properly treated.
All that is
II. S. I l u o w l f o u W i l l b u r it H a c k .
necessary is to give Chaml erlain’s
You assume no risk when you buy Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme
Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera nnd dy and castor oil, as directed with
Diarraoea Remedy, R. S. Knowlton each bottle, and a cure it certaiu.
will refund your money if you are For Sale by R. S. Knowlton,
not satisfied after using it.
It is
everywhere admitted to be the most
Cultivators and Leyer Hat rows,
successful remedy in use for bowe’ Hoes aud Rakes, Pitchforks nnd
complaints ami the only one that Barn Shovels. T. H. Mehl & Co’s.
never fails. It is pleasant, snfe and
A flue line of Cigars just re
reliable.
ceived fit Mrs. NoslerV.
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There once was a western pioneer
who expended his entire capital
fencing his claim and had nothing
left with which to put in a crop.
The nation which spends all its
surplus preparing for a possible
war is likely to be in the same pre
dicament.
deprives you ot
your dear ones
Show your love for the one who
is gour by providing a monument
worthy the memory of that one.
A
largo monument
or n small
marker, whichever you
choose
at
his place, will show the best, judg
ment
of
first-class
designers and
workmen.
Coos County M arble and
Granite W orks.
MattSUFIELU, OllEUON.
SALE
CLOSING
The press of the country, irre
spective of party, is pointing the
way to honest administration of the
Postoffiee Department. It demands
the elimination of Payne aDd the
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political influences he represents,
C lit in il.c r la iii'* C o l i c , C h o l e r a a m i
the exposure of every rascal, and
D i a r r h o e a IC i-m cilj .
absolute respect of the civil service
Is everywhere recognized as the regulations.
one remedy that can always be de
Augustust \V. Machen twice iu-
pended upon and that is pleasant to
take. It is especially valuable for dieted for conspiracy and threaten
summer diarrhoea in children and is ed with indictment on charge of
G EN TS’
F U R N IS H IN G
GOODS.
L A D IE S ’ F U R N ISH IN G GOODS.
undoubtedly the means of saving forgery, is begining a campaign of
Vests,
regular
$1.50
now
51
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intimidation
intended
to
scare
the
the lives of a great m any children
Fancy Silk Front G olf Shirts, regular $1.25
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$1.25 now 51 li
each year. For sale by R. 8 . Knowl- administration from pursuing his now 85 Cents.
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50 Cents, now 4 ) Cants.
prosecutoin.
Underware, regular $1.00 now 75 Cents.
ton.
Hose,
all
prices.
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“ 50 Cents, now 40
Fancy Skirts, regular $1.50 now $1 .25
Hose, 5 Cent up.
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$1.25 now $1.00.
Collars and Ties up to date, from 5 cents up.
Dressing Sacques, regular $1.50 now $1.25.
Hats, regular $2.50 now $2.00
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$1.00 now 75 cents.
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$2 00 now $1.50
Fancv Cambric Vests and Pants at Cost.
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$1.75 cow $1.25
O n ly $ 5 a, month,
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$1.50 now $1 00
S IL K S AND V E L V E T S
RIBBO NS, RIBBONS!
LA C E S ,' LACES!
EM BR OID ERY!
onthe installment
R egardless o f cost at H aw kin s’
We Will Close Out Our 'Entire Stock of
A
an
plan-
EXCLUSIVE ELEGANCE!
$10 a Month
Will Get Yon
Piano-
.A.
In Men’s Furnishing
You can save this amount if you will aud make your dear ones
happy- No homo complete without a piano or au organ.
I f you are
looking for best values
J
fr O U X ,
1 £ A
B
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H A L L
I E I j D ,
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bosom
dr ess
s h ir t s
SO a n d h u n d r e d s to C h o o s e
Cheaper grades 50 aud 75 cents
Choicest Assort moat of
Spring Dress goods “
Lawns, Organdies and
that will last, look well and give complete satis-
ction, at small expense.
W e also have in stock n fine bus of Violins, Banjos, Guitars and
Mandolius at prices from $5 upward.
A full assortment of strings.
Steel strings 5 cents each. New music received weekly.
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FANCY
$ 1 OO a n d $
THE BIG SIX: KIMBALL, CHICKERING, WEBER, MILTON,
l/0SE,HINZE, with the giant WHITNEY is a combination of
soundness, strength, beauty and tone unequalled anywhere.
Twenty,eight othe makes we handle.
CHAS. GRISSEN MUSIC CO.
Goods, correct f
styles and Right Prices.
For Spot Cash or on Time Payments
We are prepared to interest you nod make the assertion that we
can do M O R E for you than any other Piano or Orgnn Housp in the
country. I f you are interested write at once.
Fresh Supply of Groceries by each Steamer.
J . S . K anem atz.
O ZKnZL
T o Cure a Cold in One D ay
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“ Tem pest”
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. ^ W t/f
Seven Million boxes soW in pest 12 months.
Falkcnstein as treasure.
C. R- Ingle, a young gentleman
Chas Stauff,
supplies for
who recently arrived on the bay
Josh N elson....................... $ 30 90
from Kansas, is making arrange
Frances McLeod, taking test
ments to start a paper at North Tlioioughbred Cleuc-
B'acK IVarrior.
imony, State vs Abbott. .
5 00
Bend, as we understand, having
land Bay.
Ronds and Bridges.
ordered the material and machinery
W e extend to
S B Catheai t, surveying eto$ 23 60 for that purpose.
( s Salesmen, Ne. 417 \
Mr. Ingle a hearty W elcom e into
Levi Roberts, £ day assist
Sire Scampton Monarch, No. 543 •!
ing surveyor..........................
1 40 the field and wish him success.
/ d Cy mble, S. B.
Grover Brown, J day assist
Cltampion Mowers and Rakes and
ing surveyor..........................
1 40
Quail Tedders are all Superior Ma
TEM PEST
2 80
R W Bullard, Viewer...........
chines and moderate in price.
Be
2 80
J A Hamblock,
y sJBsy Chief, No. 458
fore purchasing be sure to examine
J A Morrison,
2 00
Dam j Babe Robins, No.
1021
T. H. Mehl A Co's., fine line of
W Tavlor, Chainman.............
2 00
I d Mayflower, No. 327
these goods.
l
W Haines,
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2 00
Ladies Go to Hawkins’ Store
W E Prewett, axman,............
2 00
This Thoroughbred Stallion and Jack will make tin* season of 19.1.1
J B Fox, examining bridge 6 00 f,,r Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries,
al Myrtle Point after the 15tli o f March. Term s: Tem per!, $15 to in- —.
Silks, Velvets.
His entire stock
J T Nosier, team hire for
C ourt........................................
7 00 will lie closed out ut extremely low sure. Commodore, $10 to insure.
prices,
C E Hansen, salary as sup-
This signature,
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Cores Crip
In Tw o Days.
on every
box. 25c.
"C om m odore”
S tiV IiìQ 5
M
B.
M r . C le v e la n d , IVVgr
t ilìp O r iU lì l.
;>las 3 Wfire and Dishes, W ood and Willow-
v/are*
Umbrellas, Leggings and hightop Loggers
sh oei.
ut-ng Flanels .Mackinto shes,Rubber goods
B i ? eis, Ladies' and Gents’ Underwear.
C. STRANG, Prop.. - -
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Coauille, Oregon