Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904, December 11, 1894, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextNotice of Dairy Convention GsqtiflU GUg f e r a l i T U E S D A Y . DEO. 11, 1894 To Be Held at Coquille City, Bogin ning at 11 O’Cloek A. M„ on Friday, December 14,1804. R E G U L A R T R A IN S \ fO N D A T 8 . WKDNKKDAY8 AND F ill- I t JL days will run us follows; Leave I Arrive 8.00 n. in. Marshfield | 12.15 p.m . Arrive “ Leuvu 9.1b “ COQUILLE CITY i 11.00a. m. Norway | 10.2A “ » 50 “ 10.00 “ Myrtle Point | 10.15 “ L O C A L IT E M S. The masquerade ball Gbriatuias night is all the talk. Bov. Mr. Thornton will preach again on the 4th Sunday o f this month in this place. The people at L ibby intend to have a Christmas tree at the school- house on the evening of the 24th. Why suffer with dyspepsia, bilious ness or any disease of the liver when you can be cured by Simmons Liver Regulator? Miss Lenua Blumenrother loft yesterday for Bandon, after a visit o f several days as the guest of Miss Lucy Nichols. Saturday evening, December 22d, the Methodist Sunday-school will give a program consisting o f songs, recitations, etc., at the church. The steamer Bnndorille will be here uy Friday or Saturday. Judge D yer made a flying trip Mrs. Capt. and Mrs. Caddie to this place yesterday. Lockwood were up yesterday. Uncle John Rimmer is Dow Mr. Wilkins took a photograph making bis borne in this place. o f the Leneye building yesterday. Mrs. Buckingham came up from Mies Lizzie Buzan came up from Bandon yesterday to visit her aunt, Bandon yesterday and will remain Mrs. li. E. Buck. It never fniled to cure dyspepsia at home. The “ breakers’ loud roar” has and liver complaint Tako Simmons Liver Regulator. been the music of old ocean for Dr. Holden, dentist, will certainly several days past. visit this place and Bandon as soon The schooner Antelope finished as the weather will permit. loading at Lyons’ mill Saturday, Mr. Harkness and family and and departed down the river Sun Mrs. Scott expect to take the day morning for San Francisco. steamer next Monday from the bay Au interesting communication for San Francisoo. All regret to from a prominent, respected, and lose them. cultured citizen appears today in Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy, promi our “ Union Labor Column.” Bead nent citizens and prominently con it. nected with the dairy business at The schooner Lizzie Prien took Langlois, Curry county, are visit a load of over 160,000 feet of extra ing iu this section. fine lumber from Morras Bro’s mill No better preparation for the hair has this trip, a large proportion of ever been invented than Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It restores the original color to faded and which was fine matched flooring. The Methodist Sunday-school will give Christmas exercises at that church on the evening o f Mrs. Harkness and Mrs. Scott Deoember 2*2d. The pnblio is in made a visit to Perkins’ and other vited. friends on the lower river yester Fon S a l e —The undersigned day, before leaving for California. offers a span o f good mares, 6 and They return today. 8 yrs. old, wngon and harness, for Another large shipment of sale. For terms, enquire nt the blankets, robes and other woollen poBtoilice, of A. G. A i k e n . Thanks to our friend, J. P. manufactures from the Bandon Stemler, o f Dora, fo r files o f The mills were shipped by rail from Arkansas Farmer, published at this station yesterday to Sau Fran Little Bock, Ark. It is Populist in cisco. For rheumatism I have found politics and a lively paper. nothing equal to Chamberlain’s l ’ ain Nathan Tolbert, o f Dillards, is Balm.— J. W. Young, West Liberty, a recent arrival in this locality, nnd W. Va. The prompt relief it affords lie is living above town, near W il is alone worth many times the cost, lie Disber’s, for the present. He 50 cents. Its continued use will effect a permanent cure. For sale by is looking for a small ranch. S. L. Leneve, druggist “ Whnn your heart is bad and voor head is bad, and you are bad clean through, what is needed?” asked a Sunday-school teachor o f her olass. “'I know—Ayer’ s Sarsaparilla,” spoke np a little eirl, whose mother had reoently been restored to health by that medicine. The W. B. C. met last Wednes day afternoon nnd elected the fol- lowiugofficers: Mrs. George Wick- ham, president; Mrs. D. P. Strang, senior vice; Miss Lucy Nichols, junior vice; Mrs. H. H. Nichols, chaplain; Miss Birdie Elliott, con ductress; Mrs. Della Wickham, treasurer; Mrs. Sheppard, guard. Bev. O. G. Qnimby, Baptist, will preach at the M. E. church in this place on Sunday, December 16th, at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. The evening sermon will be his farewell Mrs. lone Scott wns given a address, as he will leave for the delightful farewell hop at Masonic Umpqua valley in aday or so there hall last Saturday night, by her after, tlicuce to eastern Oregon. host o f young friends in this place, The Christmas eve entertain prior to her departure for resi ment nnd “ fish-pond,’’ to be con dence in California. The attend ducted by the band, is for all and ance wns large nnd the pleasures free. It is expected to furnish of the evening were complete. All prpseDts for every child, to which regret to lose her, and society end the baud solicits contributions. circles will miss her very much. Parents and friends having pres Lawson Lawhom, living near ents to be distributed, are requested Fairview, came near losing his to deliver them at Masonic hall on comfortable home by fire Wednes Monday,24th inst.,to the committee, day evening, 28th ult. While at and give neces6nry instructions. supper, Mrs. L. had passed out ot At the last regular meeting of a bedroom iuto the diuiugroom, Gen. Lytle Post, No. 27, G. A. E., where she left a lamp for a moment, held last Wednesday evening, the expecting to return. Suddenly a following officers were elected for flash of light startled them, and on the ensuing term: John Morris, entering the room a blaze was post commander; Joe Waltermeyer, spreading up the wall near where senior vice; Ed Nichols, junior vice; the lamp sat. With some good Jonathan Quick, chaplain; W. Sin fighting the lira was subdued la a clair, quartermaster; G. 11. W ick brief tim6 and the home saved. As ham, officer of the day; G. W. Nor to the origin of the fire, whether ton, officer o f the guard. Ed the lamp exploded, or the wall Nichols was chosen delegate to the paper caught from the lamp, our state encampment and 8. W. Har informant could Dot tell us. The rington alternate. damage resulting was small. Judge Scbroeder will celebrate Christmas eve with a family re union, which will number about seventy persons in all, including those added by marriage. Grandpa and Grandma Schroeder will be the central figures of the joyous occasion, end undoubtedly it will be a happy meetiug to all as it will rank among the very rare family reunions o f anything like so large a number of persons iu this section o f OregoD. These pioneers in this valley and coast country hold the esteem and respect o f all, and con gratulations o f many will attend them on this festive reunion. See notice to taxpayers. At Roseburg, in circuit court last week, up to Thursday, the case against G. S. Brown, for the mur der of Alfred Kincaid at Oakland last summer, had progressed to the extent of entering a plea of not guilty. The grand-jury returned a bill of murder in the first degree. Thursday morning Attorney Craw ford moved for a continuance, and the motion was being argued. The man W. F. Beckman, who killed his wife and her son, Robert Bing, at Oak creek last September, has also been indicted for murder in the first degree. L a t e r — Since writing the above, we learn that on Friday the conrt denied the motion for a continu ance o f the Brown case and ordered ajnry ampsnneled. O f eight jurors examined only one had as yet been accepted. gray hair, and imparts that natural gloss and freshness, everyone so much admires. Its reputation is world-wide. Attend the entertainment next Friday night, and help the ladies of the Christian church pay tha last installment on their bell. Admission, 10 cents. J. Albert, proprietor o f the “ Workiugmen’o Store” at Marsh field, passed through this place to Baudou yesterday, where he will display a stock o f men’s and chil dren's furnishing goods. E I m u M n u i j F n t e r t a f a m r ia l. The river is up, half banks fall. Tbe steamers Antelope and Mjrrl have a big trade., Tbe steamer Dispatch laid off a few days, but is raumug again, and contemplates a ronnd trip each day from Bandon to Myrtle Point. Prof. J. W. E. Alien, graduate of Ciprico Elocutionary Institute of Minneapolis, Minn., gava a moot recherche and pleasing entertain ment at Masonio ball last night, consisting o f dramatic recitations from Shakespeare and other cele brated authors. Tbe erening waa iuolemtDt and tha audience small, butthe entertainment was of a high ordar, edifying and pleasing, being much enjoyed by those who had tbe honor to bear so able an eloou- ti sist and intelligent a gentleman as Mr. Allen. Tha following con stituted the program of the even ing: "Cassius against Caesar,” acts from Julius Caesar, Shakespeare; mandolin and gnitar rendition by Misses Lizzie Buzan and Pearl Baxter; recitation, “ Rienzi to tha Romans” -M itfo rd ; recitation, “ Bernardo del Carpio” — Hemans; recitation, “ Seven Ages of Man” — Shakespeare; recitation, Catiline’s Defiance”— Croly; recitation, “ Mar- mion and Douglas” — Scott; recita tion, “ The Lunatic;" violin and guitar selection, H. A. Jones and Miss Lizzie Buzan; recitation, “ Wolsey’s Fall” — Shakespeare; re citation, “ Lay of tbe Madmao.” It will be observed that these selections are all o f tbe highest order, and the imperson ations re quire a master in dramatization, and Mr. Allan filled tha require ments not less oomplately than many of the famous dramatists. Tbs dairymen'« convention will be held in this city Friday, and To Every Dairyman in the Co quille Valley, Who Owns or from indications a good attendance Milks Cows—Greeting: is promised. Believing that great good can bn H. A. Jones returned from the accomplished for the dairy inter bay last week with bis family, who ests o f the whole Coquille valley, by a united effort and action on had come over from Eugene via the part of the dairymen of the Drain. O f coarse bis cup o f hap whole valley in general, the under piness is full. signed and many others i.suo this F o r S a l k .— A tract o f 160 acres call for the above convention, or of fine timber land, D ear Fisblrap. meeting, for the purpose of discuss Apply at this office. ing aud taking definite action on the best plan of co-operation. The horse raisers of eastern Ore As it is now well understood gon who have been seeing electri that the concentration of a very city and tbe science knocking the largo milk supply atono point, and value out of horseflesh right and under one management, owned or left, will now begin to take a more controlled wholly by dairymeD, cbeerful view of tha ecientific dis means a saving of much expense coveries. Tbe new preventive and now wasted by a division of said cure for diphtheria requirts an anti- milk supply, and an addition of taxineserum made out o f the blood many cents per pound on every of horses or cows. It requires six pound o f butter-fat wa produce, it months work to pnt a horse’s blood is expected that it will be neces iuto shape to extract this strum, sary to continue in sessiou during aDd one horse is oaly capable of the day and evening, and if need producing 159 doses of tbe staff. be a short session the following New York city has been asked to forenoon, and it is desired that ns make a $40,000 appropriation to many as can should prepare pap secure serum for the city hospitals. ers on the subject of the “ Best This is only a starter. Plan o f Co-operation,” to be read Astorian: Parties just up from at said meeting, and it is expected that a full atteudanoe o f cow own that part o f the coast report that a ers all over the valley, from the large rock is front of an immense head o f tt>6 Coquille river to its cave about a quarter of a mile south mouth, and all the tributaries, will of Heksta Head, is swarming with be in attendance and help make it Bealioiis. They are big fellows, exclusively a meeting of dairymen and are more numerous than ever Look out for the Bandorille. und dairy interests, and thnt each known before. Mrs. Chisholm, mother of our one will consider it their meeting Postmaster Scriver, of Boundary and come prepared to represent City, Wash., was arrested Thurs Mrs. S. J. Miller, arrived here last their best interests in the dairy line day by the postal authorities for Friday from Ferndale, California. by voice und vote. Signed by— irregularities in connection with The H erald ’ s jobw ork is a draw missing registry packages. R D Sanford, R M Hayter, ing card. J J Lamb, E Heuckendorff, W H Wnddington.S L Lafferty, J P Clausen, Matt Kerrigan, W ALTER DRANE, Thos. Devercux, A R Moomaw, S J Miller, August Carl, Blacksmith and Wm Paxson, Geo W Wimer, sr, Or Trustees W C Bullard, Samuel Shuck, Wagonmaker, ’y y i S U I N G TO iUBOHAEE C A Bullard, A J Wood. C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , OREGON . The steamer Bandorille was ad L L kinds o f farm work solicited. Horse vertised in the Portland papers to shoeing and plow work a specialty Supplies for logging work, wedge»., dogs sail this (Tuesday) evening for FOR SCH00LS*0R ACADEMIES rings, cant-books and everything used in Coquille. She was to receive logging camps kept on hand. Satisfaction Will find it to their interest to consult or Shop oh eorner north of Pio. freight at her usual wharf, foot of write the undersigned, agent for Kane <fc guaranteed. neei Feed stable. (19tf Co , manufacturers, Chicago, 111. Couch street. She is billed to San We sell direct from the factory, and ship, f. o. b ., to San Francisco or Portland. Francisco from this river. West Oregonian: Tbove is con- sidftiable dissatisfaction among our business men as to ths manner iu which they have beeeo treated by Goodall, Perkins & Co. on tbe through freight rata between this place and Sau Francisco. It seems that Messrs. Goodall, Perkins <fc Co. entered into a contract to ship goods from San Francisco to Myr tle Point at a rate of about $4 per ton, that they .till claim to hold to the contract, bat somehow or other when the goods arrive onr mer chant. have to pay all the way from $6 to $15 per tou. Just whose fault it is seems to be a mystery. N. Lorenz will now occupy the new storeroom next door to the post- office, late Harkness k Scott's, where he will open at once a choice stock of general merchandise, specially seasonable fall and winter goods, hats, caps, boots and shoes, rubber goods of all kinds, woollen ready made clothing, underwear, etc. Call at his now store. Clarence Cooper, arrested near Klamath Falls for horse stealing at Sisson, has confessed to that and other stealings, and ia in jail at Yreka awaiting the action o f the superior court. He is 16 years Maj. Jas. Jackson, o f Portland, and of Modoc war fame, has been appointed aid-de-camp and assist ant inspector general for Oregon by Commnnder-iu Chief Lawler, of the G. A. R. S. H. Shcplar and J. H- Ballard, farmers of Santa Rosa, Cal., quar reled over the foreclosure o f a. mortgage. An accidental meeting resulted in a shooting scrape, in which both were seriously wounded. Pay up arrearages, and one year in advanoe of only $6 for tbe Daily Call and H e r a l d , or $2.25 for tbe Weekly Coll and H e rald . School : Boards The ladies of the Christian church will give an entertainment at Masonic hall next Friday night, to consist chiefly of a literary and musical piogram. There will be refreslimeuts served. Admission, ouly 10 cents. For a paiu in the side or chest there is nothing so good as a piece of flannel dampened with Chamber lain’s Pain Balm and bound on over the seat of pain. It affords prompt and permanent relief and if used in JOHN ROWAN, Agent, time will often prevent a cold from Coquille City, Oregon. Miss Carrie Dement of the upper 19 tf] resulting in pneumonia. This same trentmont is a sure cure for lame river has been visiting the Wilkins W O R K IN G M E N ’S back. For sale by S. L. Leneve, girls and other frieuds iu this place druggist. the past few days. Number 1 of volume 1 of “ The Coquille Bulletin” made its appear D i s s o l u t i o n . N o t i c e . POSTO FFICE B U IL D IN G , OTICE is hereby given that the part ance at this place last Friday, John nership heretofore existing between M A R S H F IE L D , - - - O R E G O N . M. Lasswell as editor and proprie M, Hayter and C. M. and ltobert Doyle to fill a certain contract prior to July last, the tor. It blooms all over with a lib said contract having been completed, the is dissolved by expiration of eral advertising patronage, prom partnership said contract, and the undersigned will not Y TT IL L sell Gent’ s nnd Children’ s Cloth- V V ing, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Underwear, ises to be non-partisan and “ a be responsible for any obligations that may etc. from 25 to 50 per cent cheaper than be contracted by either o f the above-named any other house in Coos county. paper that will be alike profitable parties since July 30, 1894. M. HAYTER. GIVE US A CALL AND SEE FOR to the surrounding country and the Nov. 30, 1691. YOURSELF. 8 3m] J* ALBERT, Proprietor. proprietor.” With seven papers is hereby given, that about De- in Coos county, three o f which lay ’VTOTICE JLN cemberlst, or soouer, I will be prepared claim to non-partisan bias, the peo to furnish a good article o f fresh milk at ROBERT M CCLEARY, your door at popular prices, aud 20 per cent ple have no need to grovel in the will be deducted to those wishing to take their milk at mv barn at milking hours. dnrk any longer. This is an age A continuous supply will be maintained if o f education, and the new enter-, possible, in reason, and a share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. prise for popular favor comes to It. L). a AN FORD. And Coquille City, Or., Nov. 6. help along the cause. Desks or Supplies A Cheap Cash Store, N Groceries Ii. D. Sanford is uow prepared to furnish you with good rich milk, jjSRKKCJ choap as dirt--m inus the dirt. * Dr. Price’s C r e a m B a k i n g Powder Awarded Gold Modtl Midwinter Fair, San Francisco. IL L PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT t il l delinquent taxes must be settled at once or costs will be added. Dated, Decembers, 1894. W. W. GAGE, Sheriff and Tax-Collector, Empire City, Coos county, Oregon. W A RfiiSIHS PAYS if you use thePetalum® Incubators St Brooders* M ake money while othere are wasting time by old processes. Catalog tel 13 all about it,and describes every article needed for tin poultry business. T tbe JERRY WILSON P LA C Í, op posite the Railroad Depot, FRONT STREET, C o q u ille 48 P age Illustrated C atalogue FREE. O r. F o r FOR THE PRICE OF TWO—$135! Charles A, Baldwin A Co. BANKERS, < POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE BAKING POWBf» J. S. KANEMATZ, A M., PRINCIPAL. Rooms 1 and 2, Concrete Building, S3 . L . D o S H O E D r. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. G entlemen : I feol It my duty, aa well os m pleasure, to publish, unsolicited, to the world the benefit received from pa. M ilks * ftcsTOMTivs R emedies . I was stricken down with Heart /disease and Its complications, a rapid pulse vary* lng from 90 to 140 beats per minute, a choking or burning sensation In the wind pipe, oppression JOHN H. YAGER, THOUSANDS — DEALER IN- Hardware, Stoves, Tin ware. Queesware.Glass- ware, Lamps, Cutlery. Etc., Etc. glon of the heart and below lower rib, pain In tbe arras', shortness of breath, sloeplessno.ts, weakness snd general debility. Tho arteries in my neck would throb violently, the throbbing o f my heart could be beard across a large room and would shake my whole body. I was so nervous that I could not bold my band steady. I hare beets under the treatment o f eminent physicians$ and have taken gallons o f Patent Jf< ] without ithout the leaet benefit. A friend frier tended ended yon? rempdiw*. remedies. Sbo 2ho was cured by Dr. lies’ remedies Ihavetoken _Jlies’ I have token ■ ■ m mm mm three bottles of your N e w Q M D r n Hr art Cure and two bottles * * 1 1 Ffsaft bottler >. My pulse Is normal, I have no more Nwnrlne. violent _____throbbing throbbing of of the the heart, heart, i t am a a will will man mam . . I sincerely recommend every one with « symptoms _i Heart Disease to take Ur. Miles1 of U r.M U ee • R j eetorm •fee Remedies and be cured. Gypsum City, Kans. L. L. CmifKB. 8 B A N D O N , OR. S old o il a P o sitive Guarantee* Sold bv Us S. Know 1 ton. BY M AIL PROMPTLY attended to, and goods shipped per O RDERS steamer to all points on the upper river at prioos that defy competition. Y CHANGING ..T H E .. ELDREDGE O U R M IN D S e v e n TEN O T S. S t o v e TEN OT 8 . © L O S S / • • • I f your grocer doesn’ t keep it, •end us hit name with io c and 'ct a large box and a valuablo amily household book free. i Donnellai? & C o ., A g ts ., u g l a s no TEN CT 8 . Lasts Seven times longer L ook s Seven times better A bou t Seven times cleaner stov* A bou t T w o times cheaper P®*"*1 A bou t T w o times handier eat?*!* Tea ■ I B M O N T G O M E R Y S T . , 8 . P .. O A L . *S. C O R D O V A N , BANDON, COOS COUNTY, OR. | ____ r p E R M begins 1st Monday in December, ! X and continues daily, except Saturdays | nnd Sundays, until the end o f February, i 1896. Scholars are admitted nt any time. I The techr ical courses will consist o f ! Junior and Senior Classes in Land Sur veying. I Marine Surveying~-Ordmary Seamanship and Higher (bourse. Civil Egineering, Junior and Senior Classes. Coarse of Draughtsman. Portrait Drawing and Pastel. Evening classes will be open Monday, I Wednesday nnd Friday evenings of each \ week, from 7:30 to 9 o’ clock, to give mechan- j icn nnd others an opportunity to »tail themselves of the benefits o f this institute T u ition -D a y «Ians, $6 per month. Night clans—$3 per month. ; Payments to lie made invariably in advance to Judge G. M.Dyer, o f Bandon, our authorised treasurer. For further particulars, call on or address The Recorder. Bandon. Oregon, or The U bbald , Coquille City. 1 C A ACRES, C. 8. Title. 80 acre, bot- I O ' / tem land, 10 acres in cultivation, improvements coating $000. Almost at your own prioe—at S oaah and balance in 3 yearn. Call at H«n*u> olilo«. Stricken Down with Heart Disease. rjpH R E E NICE LEVEL LOTS— ßeautiful : Qalifornia. Awarded The debate at the Academy last Highest Honors— World’s Fair. Saturday night was an attraction nnd claimed to be tb4 most interest • D R ing yet had. The subject was: Resolved, That the creamery in dustry is more lucrative to Coos Const Mail: Judge Dyer re county than the fishery industry. turned from Sau Fruncisco whither The affirmative side consisted of he went to confer with parties iu John Leek, Ben Lawrence, Oliver regard to the laud deal on the * C R E A M Sanford and Mr. Airey; snd on tb e ( Coquille. The prospect is flatter ing that the deal will be consum negative, C. H. Bunch, Geo. Miller, mated. The eastern syndicate has Ed Bobison and Prof. Bunch. deposited 15 per cent o f the pur The society appointed the follow chase price in bank, to bo paid if ing officers: B. W. Airey,president;' ths abstracts show a good title to Chas. Boberts, vice president; Irma the property involved. Mr. Hacker is busy making abstracts which are MOST PERFECT MADE. Lukens, secretary and treasurer; sent on for inspection as fast as A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free F. S. Bauch, eeaeor and critic; made, and it is not likely there will tom Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant bo any failure o f title. 4 0 YEARS THE STANDARD. Johu Leek, marshal. DR. L !» DARKER. G R E A T B A R G A IN - BUILDING HARDWAHE—Such a . Nailt, Screws, Locke, Hinge«, etc., at rock-bottom prlcea. S a le . M A IC R IE D . On Main street, between 6th and 7th, W ood S temmerman - L awhobn — On North Coos land Addition to Bandon. Address river. Noy. 29,1894, by Rev. J.IJ. Rideout, M. L. RANDLEMAN, J. A. Stemmerraan and Miss Alice Law- 61 tfl Parkersburg, Or. horn. B essib -M c I ntosh — At Marshfield, Nov, 28, 1894, by Rev. W. Horsfall, E. H. Bessie and Miss Josie McIntosh. ARTIES contemplating coming to the B knham - M ast — Near Fairview, at the home Pacific Const, Coast, "Merchants, Merchants, Farmers, of the bride’s parents, Dec, 2, 1894, James M chanics, Clerks or Laborers (male or R . Denham nnd Miss Cailie Mast. female» for employment, to purchase land or engage in business, send SO cents money , 4 ° AND 4a W A L L STREET, ' ( B O R !« . order for Maps, Circulars, Illustrated Books IiioHTHALL— Afc the government works on Papers and General Information of the Pa New Y o r k . the bay, Nov. 27, 1894, to Mr and Mrs oific Coast. K. W. REID A CO„ Accounts of Bonks and Bankers received« George Lighthall, a son. 126 W. First street, on favorable terms. Bonds and Investment Securities. i Los Angeles, Cal. H o o v e r —At Norway, Nov. 4,* 1894, to Mr n20 raj * Daily Financial Lsttsr Mailsd on Ä; plication, and Mrs W. A. Hooyer, a daughter. , CORK ESPONDENCJt SOLICITED. C orbin — At Myrtle Point, Deo. 5, 1894, to C O Q U IL LE V A L L E Y Mr and Mrs Wm Corbin, a dau (liter. H e r m a n n — At Myrtle Point, Deo 3, 1894, to Mr and Mrs S. B. Hermann, a daughter. P END C O A L S1Ô V E S, W O O D STOVES, Is hard work compared with TEN TS M A D E TO O R D E R . C OOK STO V ES. changing the appearance o f your T E N TIN G M A T E R IA L stove with R AN G ES. T mechanically h e “ E R the IE beat ” .wheel. Prettiest model. We are Pacific Coast Agents. Biovcle cata logue, m&ilecf free,gives full description, prices, etc., agents w anted . PETALUMA IltCUBATOR CO., Petaluma,Cal. B ranch H o u s e , *31 S Main St., I,os Angeles. C ity , A GOOD HOME rROtCHAEMOMEUZDCALT *4.*S.VFllC(Mr&IMKNtt ♦ 3.!P POLICE. 3 sotxa. * * ^ B » * » * 2 A 7-?ßGY3$CtIWl>«3. ^ _ SENO Foa ICATMJKU. CATMJMUI ________ — ------- Fw«L*DOUttLAS, BROCKTON, M A M . T n ran save a m n b r n n l u l H D a e .l a . S k .e e , W . 1» Bece.ee, we ere the largest m.naFicterere ef advertised .hoe# In the world, eed gaereatee the value by .tamping the name end price on the bottom, whleh p p rice . * ~ M is s N e llie Nillincry and Fancy Goods A »trlctlr h l«h g r o d . V a m ll? Savin g M ,c k l « f . pn.sa.Ktng a ll aaaSara Im provem ent«. G uaranteed E qual to the B est P rlcM vary reasonable. O btain th em from your local dealer and m ak e eonapariions. ELDRED6E MANUFACTURING CO. F i g g ’e 1 FIRST STRUT, OPPOSITE ODD FELLOW S’ HALL, C O Q U IL L E B E L V ID E R E , ILL. C IT Y , OREGON. HOICE stock of new nnd fashionable millinery, including trimmed and nn- | trimmed hats, flower*, ribbons, tips, etc. where"*! lower prlcea for thcealae ft» « " C B., R. A E. R. R. A N. Co. ! Will receive new invoice* nnd a fine atoek any other make. Take no eubeUtntc. If yene . o f FANCY GOODS by each atemner and denier cannot «apply yon. wt cnn. BoM by O T I C E -H oii . W. Sinclair ia the regu ' by rail. Ladies are cordially invited to in Dealer, whose name will shurtly larly authoriaed agent aft Coquille Cilv spect these goods nnd compare price«. for the oollection o f anliaidy and righi-of* Order« from a dintance promptly and appear here. Agent wanted. Apply a ay I »nlwariptiona on account of thie oom- carefully filled. at once. 3* tf| NELLIE FIGO. pany. R. A. GRAHAM C equal _. N I