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COUNTY,
FRIDAY, JULY B . IM I.
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Tha CoquUW Park
E. G. Wood, o f thla city, died at
Ala homo on CoUiar air oat. juat t u t of
Win. Candlin’» raoiloncc, thla mom
in f at 2 o’clock. Ha had boon »ick
■Inca tha first o f May with bladder
trouble and compì leali ona and had
bean confined to hia fad aiaca July
4th.
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The funeral aerviaoa will bo hold
at tha Methodiat church Sunday at
2 p. m., conducted by R ot . A . B.
Pendleton. Tha aarvicao at the L O.
O. F. cemetery will be in charge of
«he Odd Fellow».
Edward G. Wood w m bora h
Swedeeboro, Nkw Jersey, Nov. IT,
1840, and would have been 81 year»
old next November. From Now Jdb-
■ey he went to Dllnoia and at the out­
break o f tile Civtt war enlisted la
Co. F o f the M resiniont Illinois Vol­
unteer Infantry. He later served la
Co. B, o f tha 148 and Co. A a f the 118
but he promised to call a
masting o f the club for next
day eveninf at whieh privi
ties who contemplate eroi
building suitable fo r e o n ah
pecca will ha invited to he pi
for travel this
Laird was am]
STEVE STEW­
ARD DEAD
GEO. BATTEY
COUNCILMAN
Steve Steward was b e n ia Coquille
A p r! 2, 1888, aad had spent practi­
cally his entire life in Coo# eounty,
the last » yean bring spent on the
Steward n ach at Riverton. He was
well fad favorably known throughout
tha Coquille valley. He had never
married. He leaves his mother, Mrs.
Wta. lham , af Rtvsrton, one slater,
Mrs. MM Hayter, o f Riverton, and
Eicht faanda will areoaipaay tha
Elks on their vlrit ta Coquille.
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Paid the $50 for HU U tw t
Harley Johnson, of the Ceoe Bay-
Koeeburg stage Uns settled wtth tha
City Tueadey by paying tbe $80 M-
csnse fas eharged for uaing the etty
atreeta. Ha bad not et aay time ob-
jeeted te payiag the lleeaae fee, bat
Tha following are the names of
those who signed the guarantee |
which insures the appearance of the
Csdmeen Wee too Chautauqua in Co-
quiQa next year:
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Paul T. Ramsey, J. L. Aasen, C.
J. Fuhrmnn, A. B. Pendleton, C. T. •
Skoal., Rax Dallas, J. E. Norton, A H .1
Johnson, C. R. Hancock, F. G. Bunch,1
A. L. Simpson, M. J. Hartaon, G eo.1
N. Battey, E. E. Fraadrick, J. E. A
E. L. Parrott, W. E. Coupor, S. M. '
Nosier, Mrs. B. J. Smith, C. L. Wil­
ley, H. N. Lorens, Nad C. Kollay, A.
Ellingsen, Chas. E. Schnöder, A. T.'j
$188. The Utter atrip is to provide
Morriaon, B. Posom, C. A. Boyite, C.
accesa to the pips line.
E. Mulkey, Mary E. Cary. W. V.
Glaisyer, Fred C. Hudson, B. A.
Rietmaa. D. M. D , C. A. Maehon.
Leroy Neal, le y Smith, Cheater C .1 Aviator Brigg«, of Coos Bay, was
Farr, W. E. Boaacrama, Mrs. E. H. forced to Mad ia Kistaer*s Seid yes-
Harndea, Geo. F. Burr, M. O. Hooton, terday afternoon about one o’clock
H. A. Yeung. M. C. Tosier, O.' C. when the water pipe aad connecting
Shiadler, Ielend Peart, V a . Peart, rod an his aeroplane broke. He was
Ray Peart, Orea Coy. L. P. Maury, hooded toward Myrtle Point atid had
Alton F. Dun gey, H. R Lukcna, J. A. crossed the river whan watchers no-
Ballou. K. L. Kelley, P. E. Dräne, J. deed a trail of «moke Issuing from
B. Sweet. Virginia Lamb, C. E. Me- the tail o f the machine. He circled
CuHy, W. W. Sinner, W. B. Pbelpa, round and headed for Kiatnar’s, al-
Geo. B. Ward, Ida K. Owen, H. J. though he says he could bars travel-
Stephen Day, Dr. V. H. Cor- ad two miles farther before leading.
8. Lawrence, Walter F .1
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A- »figge.
I The big Minion Dollar picture—
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"DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES’ *—
Martin was pretty badly win be at the Liberty Theatia July
t Cedar Print Teas day when 2$ and IT. See the Ad. ou page three.
Shelley’s i*tention to leer the
eat atmete«e down and build a
m on that m m t.
dollar bond guaranteeing to maiataia
the echedule o f the company. After
talking the m otter ever with Urn
Monday night the council instructed
the city attorney to prepare am
amendment to the ordinance making
the echedule maintenance feature lem
Stringent aad allowing tha company
to carry local farm into aad out of
Coquille one trip a day such way. j
Farr WOI Not Sarva
Replying tp an article ia yester­
day's Coos Bay Timas, raying that
he had under consideration a propos­
ition to act aa manager at the coun­
ty fair at Myrtle Point this year,
County Agent C. C. Parr, ia a letter
te M. C. Maloney, editor of the Times,
denounces the whole story as falso.
Ha has never basa asked to take