Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904, November 27, 1894, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMiss Gussie Reed of Bandon has A1 Wilson is on the rick list Pay up arrearages, and one yer.r Thaukagiving day-Th u rsday, Clay Lewis o f Sumner came in beeu visitiug at Mr*. Tim Seely’* in advance o f only $6 for the Daily 2!) tli. Call aud H er ald , or $2 25 for the Read about the splendid Thanks Mrs J. IL Radabangh was in last week aud extended his trip to Weekly Cali aud H erald . giving gift for all our readers iu th» lower river. town shopping yesterday. The familiar form and face o f auotber colum. Don’t mirs the picture we offer fgquiJU Cilg $Vtn\iL 5T. JACO B? OIL is the Perfect CURE for NEURALGIA T U E S D A Y , N O V . 27, 1884. R E G U L A R TRAINS . W ed nesd ays d ajs will ruu us follows; Leave 8 00 a. m. Marshfield Arrive “ C O Q U IL L E C IT Y «1 6 “ Norway 9 60 l* M yrtle Point 10.00 “ ondays M LO CAL and fu j - A rrive 12.15p. m. Leave 11.00 a. ra. 10.‘i f. “ 10.16 " IT E M S . Considerable travel v et Duck shooting is on. night. Dr. W heeler, the den'ist, will ODly remain one week from today, positively. W . M. Hamilton, assistant asses organization sor, came up from Parkersburg yesterday. Last Sunday was the gloomiest F ill out that eounon on our fo r many a day. second page and order tbat beauti The I. O. G. T. prospers. JudgeSehroeder returned yester ful picture. day from the bay. Mrs. Caddy Lockwood came u d Attond “ The Country Skewl” on yesterday and went over on the Thanksgiving night. train to her old home at Coaledo. Go and see the “ iufant class” at M'es Rookard’s school on Rock “ The Country Skewl.” creek will close Thursday evening Many strangers in town and next. and a dance will be given at night. prospecting in the county. Enoch Gore lias resigned as book The Star Comedy Co. will soon put on the play, “ Black Diamonds.” keeper at Libby, and A . D. Border, No one ever tried Simmons Liver late postmaster at Marshfield, takea Regulator without being satisfied the place. with its effect Milton R. Lee has joined Hon. Mrs. J. C. Wilson made a visit O. Dodge at Myrtle Point in the to friends in M yrtle Point last week, real estate busiueas. I t will be a returning yesterday. good team. Judge Schroeder went over to Mrs. 8. A. Ward, living below Em pire last Friday to attend to Bandon and formerly at this place, gome county business. has had a spell of typhoid fever, D r. Holden, dentist, will go to from which we are glad to hear Bandon today and remain a week el.s ia recovering. or so, as business demands. Rev. L. H. Palmer, Baptist min Dave Johnson bas been poorly ister at R ddle, and well known in for several days, but is feeling bet this county, has been called to the Baptist church at Youcolla, for ter and is able to be out again. A grand entertainment and ball which place he and his family Thanksgiving night at Myrtle were to leave shortly. Wagon loads o f turkeys have been going to the bay the past week or two for Thanksgiving and holi day season. Many people suffer for years from trouble some and repulsive sores, boils, and erup tions, without ever testing the marvelous curative properties o f Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. The experiment is. certainly, worth trying. Be sure you got Ayer’ s Sarsaparilla and no other. A rain storm struck us last F ri J. H. Roberts has sold his gen day, with occasional blastsof wind, eral merchandise business at M yrtle indicating that it was stormy out Point to A. H. Black, well known on the ocean. in this section as a rustling trav A Chirnman wns taken through eling sidesman and agent of the this place from the bay yesterday, Mitchell & Staver Co. by a U. S. marshal, charged with Roseburg Review : A birthday smuggling opium. suprise party assembled at the ies- B. J. Harrison bas been doing idence of Rev. and Mrs. J. H. some ditching for B illy Hall, on Crutchfield Snturday, 17th inst., to the North Fork, near Gravel Ford, commemorate the birth of Edgar the past week or two. andF.lnin their first-born twin boys. Operations with the new ma It was a happy gathering of youths chine began at the blacksand mines and children. Tuesday o f last week. Col. Muucy Miss N ellie F ig g will add a fine was in this city Thursday. stock o f Japanese faacy nrticles Ralph Schroeder o f Arago made an ugly cut on his right leg with a drawing-knife Tuesday of last week, but we hear is getting along all righ t and novelties at her millinery store. She has made the order from a cargo o f fresh importations just arrived in San Francisco, and has had choice among the first of use Our public schools are progrecs- ful nud ornamental uovelties. ing well, considering the ciowded F or a pain in the side or chest condition o f the rooms T o get there is nothing so good as a piece the beuefit o f our public funds and of flannel dampened with Chamber lain’s Pain Balm and bound on over taxes, we shall have tc extend our the seat of pain. It affords prompt facilities. and permanent relief and if used in Mr. and Mrs. John Stillwell left timo will often prevent a cold from for Portland last Wednesday. The resulting in pneumonia. This same treatment is a sure cure for lamo former has accepted a situation back. For sale by S. L. Leneve, there to ruD till midwinter, and druggist. then may take a position in the During the past week a commer mission. cial school in San Francisco has About half a dozen yoang men billed our town for patrons. The came up from Cutry county and cost o f such an sgeut and advertis took the train at this place for the ing would pay the tuition o f a bay, thence to San Francisco, where goodly number of our youth, and they will ship for a sealing cruise save them traveling expenses and in Japanese waters. Others of the risks and temptations by attending boys from down that w «y will Prof. Conger’s splendid school at fo'low soon for the same business. Bandon. Yonr board bills will be Prof. Kaneraatz baa been doing lighter, tro, aod your patronage considerable surveying o f late, and will be given at home. ia absent so mock that he desires Russell Panter was np from that persons writing for circulars Riverton last week and renewed and further particulars regarding friendship with the pecple’s friend bis polytechnic school at Baodon, — the H e r a l d . Mr. P. speaks, they address the Recorder at voluntarily, a good word for our old BandoD, or tba H e r a ld at this friend T. J. Perkins' nnrsery. Mr. place. P. is experienced and throughly re County Commissioner Stitt spent e day or so in this place last week arranging for the construction o f a eteel cage in the county jail at Em pire. A traveling man, represent- iug a firm who furnish those sur rounding influences o f civilieation was here from Roeeburg to inter view oar commissioners on the subject. I Grand masquerade on Christmas ' Santa Clan* is ready to visit. Point, to be given by company G. Mr. Root’s littU daughter, M ar — cut out aud fill that coupon on Capt. Tom W hite have been visible tha, is improving from her »pell o f in our midst latterly. second page. Our Thanksgiving turkey w ill typhoid fever. State Deputy Rev. O.G. Qnimby, Whoopingc 'ogh prevails in the M r». Jndd M ill» of Coaledo is organized a Good Templar lodge at continue to “ gobble, gobble;” it is Fishtra p neighbor! ood. very ill. Dr. Culio was called early spared to another time. Lib b y receutly. It is a beauty— send that coupon morning and responded Capt. Tenuisaon o f Randolph this The Fishtrap schoolhouse is occu- on our second page and get i t was on our streets Friday. H e had promptly to the call. The band will conduct a grand Piad ODC® * * ‘*ek B‘ U'“ b* by a ^ bean on busiusss at the hay. Those of our fruit culturists who masqtierade in this place on Christ- orar^ and debating society. Mr. and Mr». George WickhAm may desire something new and The steamer Bandorille will be mas night. sold Friday aud then return to the went on a visit to their son Myron valuable iu tbe apple line, should Your own local paper, The H erald address the Coast M ail for the and the twiee-a-week New York ruu between this place and San and family at Bandon Saturday. Francisco. Mrs. Strahon bas returned from "Tooiahawkin” variety. W orld all for only $2.25 a y e a r! W I T H O U T R R I- A P 5 B , C O L L A P S E , n > S H A P 5 or P E R H A P S - liable,and bas limited his enterprise to a select few of the frnits that are the best and do the best here, so tbat any dealings with biin in that line will be not only cheaper tliau from abroad, but just what you want. At a mass meeting o f the citizens o f Marshfield, held Tuesday niuht of last week, at which Senator Van- derhnrg presided, the following were nominated to be voted for at thecity election for the positions of eitv officers: Fo'ald erm en — Ralph F. Williams, E. A. Eickworth, John Soyder, R. C. Cordes, Chas. John son, Chas Lich wort, Fred Hagle- steiD, W. P. Murphy, Gas Gullov- son, J. N. Nelson; recorder— W. H. 8. Hyde, by acclamation; marshal— H. F. Dnnham and James Hill. The M yrtle Point board of trade, an orginization o f the citizens of that enterprising town, has issued an interesting circular descriptive o f the C oqoille valley a td its won derful resources, with special stress on tbat enterprising and thrifty place as “ the K ey City o f the Coqnille valley,” and besides circu lating them tbroagh their own cor respondence, will also have them distributed at tba Portland Expo- F i t « o f th o s e n o m in atetl f o r a ld s r - ■’•‘‘ ior, which opens December 1st. taen will constltato th* bosrc'. G. T. Robison o f Fishtrap was Mrs D. S. Morse nnd baby came up from Bandon yesterday on a down yesterday. H e bas a case of visit to Mrs. Ilarkness and Mrs. la grippe in his family and others complaioing. Soott. Mrs. R. J. Deau has returned Several fnmiliea from Canada are said to have come in and will from a summer’s t isit to her father’s j winter at Rock creek and prospect home in Christian couuly, Illinois. Her aged father, George Lindsey, from there. The smallest “ ost-boil” is large enthigti accompanies her. to show tlint the blood needs purifying—a warning which, if unheeded, may result, not in more boils, but in something very much worse. A vert the dancer in time by the use o f Ayer’ s Sarsaparilla. Cured others, will cure you. J. 8. Root of Norway had the » visit to Mrs. Lockwood and other friends at Baudou, feeling much re misfortune last week to cat his foot badly, which will probably lay freshed by the trip. him up for a month or so. H e was ICo&st Hail.| AVERY, working in Smith’s logging camp. W n . Kern brought iu a few O ne or the L a s q c s t C o n t r a c t o r s a n d B u lls* «AS IN NBBRASKA. branches of raspberries last week Sam Sneed o f Roseburg was in with beiries in all stages from tbe this place a day or two last week. blossom to the berry. They were H e represents the “ prison cage” G ia s d I sland , t i n . April iw , IMS. raised on Ritzmau’s place, on Isth industry and was figuring with D p . tfiUm JfntlMt C b „ Mlkhart, In* mus slough. OaM TU M K : I had been troubled wltl, H I,or Capt. C. Goodall came up on the our county authorities for plsciug b.eKA.c r e . i m . l a s t aqvcans, **nd although I was treaurd by able physicians and tried many Arago aod will remain uutil the a steel cage in our jail at Empire. remedies, I grew steadily worse until i w as c om * PICTCLV PMOSTRATIO ANO CONFINED TO MV SCO next steamer looking after the in ANY HOP« OP RECOVCRV. ' Would haV8 The West Oregonian makes men WITHOUT very bad sink aa «p ef ills, when terest» of the Oregon Coal A N a v my pulse w o C | J U ( T 0 u l 3 .(oj >p beating* tion that some of the yonng men igation Co. ello»re‘. . ItOKe'.her,^^ h e r . ^ ^ » » f c p ^ *^and a n d It It* was with who are attending school in that the greatest difficulty that my circulation could F or S a l e .— A tract o f 150 acres place have rented the G. A. R. hall th o u san d s of fine timber land, oear Fishtrap. aud meet there four nights oat of ck to ccnadousnesa again. While in this condi tion I tried your New h e a r t C u r e , nnd began Apply at this office. improve from the nrst, and now I am able to do the week for study, one evening to a good day’s work fora man 68 yaaraof age. I giro D n M il k s * N e w H c a n t C u r e « u tha Leing a school o f vocal music, con credit for my recovery. It ia over six months slnco have taken any, although 1 keep a bottle in tbe C H A N G IN G O U R M I N D ducted by Sam Johnson. Editoi 1 house in case 1 should need It. I have also used Dodge oorameuds them for it, and Is hard w ork com pared with ‘ be H e r a l d would commend sim i Sold OB o roAltlTO Q u on otoo. changing the appearance o f y o u r lar action od the part o f oar youth O n . M I L E S ’ P I L L S . 6 0 O o s s s 2 S C t « . stove with oui U uy it. a, Axuuwiluu. here ss being far more in tbe line o f what they need and seem to de TEN sire than so many nights o f fan and OT8. even frolic. HEART DISEASE 30 YEARS. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. W im er went to Applegate, near Grants P hsb , Inst week, to ihe bedside of Mrs. D. H. Wiuier. who is said to be dangerously ill o f typhoid pneu Some o f the apple trees in Mr. monia. Stevenson’s orchard have been J. A Lyons came over from the blooming beautifully for a fort- bay with a number o f other» on a night past, and small apples have . appeared and are growiug right ! BPPC>A' train yeater ay a ternoon. along. Thie is the close o f Novem- T h e steamer A rago had just reached the bay in tbe morning when the ber. regular train left, disappointing a N. Lorenz will now occupy the number o f passenger» from tbe new storeroom next door to the post- office, late Harkness «fc Scott’s, where east aud the city. he will open at once a choice stock Great boxes and balsa of manu of general merchandise, specially factures from the woollen mill», seasonable fnll and winter goods, blankets, robe», etc., were shipped hats, caps, boots and shoes, rubber TEN goods of all kinds, woollen ready- by tbe cars at this place and via O T 8 . to v e n s le clothing, underwear, etc. Call the bay last Friday f<4 San Fran at his new store. cisco. Tb e demand for the pro- cts lo ss Our old frieod J. C. Wilson met due s o f this mill ialarge aud the with an accident Inst Friday, which cnmpaoy is calling fo r more wool. Lasts Seven times longer was painful, though not serioi s. Dr. Wheeler, the ^dentist, will L o o k s Seven times better Tb"1 longer. A b o u t Seven times cleaner s,ove H e was handling melted babbett remain just one .week metal, when some o f it a lig h tid ca Don’t fail to have your dnntsl A b o u t T w o times cheaper p°>“ h work attended to. Artificial plates A b o u t T w o times handier the back of his left band and would from $7 np; silver fillings $1; gold not be shaken off, burning into the filling;« from $2 upj'exlrscting 60c. o o o flesh and making a very painful SatieTacting guaranteed in all I f you r grocer doesn’ t keep it, operations. Office - In the Nas- wound. send u- his name with io c and bnrg building. Front street, lately The Douglas county authorities occupied by McDoiiald, the bar get a large box and a valuable have been puzzling their brains for ber. tam ily household b ook free. some time past as to how they cou'd Many friends have kindly called take in a pauper aud charge the upon us recently, and others have expense to Coos county, and prob 619 M O N T G O M E R Y O T .. S . W.. O A L . sent to us remittnsces by mail, aud ably supposing that Coos county’s liquidated subscriptions that were judge and board being Populist due nnd renewed their friendships would not be overburdened with a for another year. Mnuy are still in knowledge of the law in the case—• arrears, and we hope they will re for what do they kuow about law? member <be printer in full or iu posTorriCE b u il d in g , — that they could just take charge pnrt as they may haye prospered. M A R S H F IE L D , - - . O R E G O N . of this Coos county case and pop Call, or send the amounts. it to the Pops almost without them Johnson B ros have bought Hnrk- knowing it. But the shoe ¡son the U I T I L L sell Gent’ s and Children’ s Cloth- other foot. The person who figures ness’ soda works and bottling estab V Y in «, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Underwear, lishment, nnd are d o w prepared to etc. from 25 to 50 per cent cheaper than in the caseas the pauper is Charlie any other house in Coos county. supply the market in this and ad- G IV E US A C A L L AND SEE F O R He imann, who was discharged Y O U R SE LF . from this county’s poor farm for counties with the usual 8 3ml J. A L B E R T , Proprietor. freshing and healthful drinks that vicious conduct, though he is re had been form erly supplied from garded as fully competent to sup that reputable establishment. They port himself by his labor, and is besides an ex soldier aud therefore ¡ l,HV9 alrea,1y “ aJe 8everal lar» e 'shipments, and are receiving not a common pauper under our orders daily. statutes, and if needing to be cared And for, is a proper subject for tbe sol Dr. P r i c e ’ s Cream Baking Pow der diers’ home. H e was not sent to Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fal», San Francisco. T the J E R R Y W IL S O N PLA C E , op posite the Railroad Depot, Douglas county, but we it o f b is 1 T FR O N T STREET, , , A T O I I O E is hereby given, that about De- own accord and was tuer6for8 un- j l l cem berlst, or sooner.I will be prepared RDF a RS BY M A IL PROM PTL attended to. and Roods shipped pe steamer to all points on the upper river A- prices that defy competition. d o r th p in r ia d ir tt in n th a t I * ° tarnish a good artiole o f fresh milk at (t e r H ie J ill lSCIlCtlon Ot t n a t c o u n t y , j your door at popular prices, and 20 por cent B u t to SPttle IDHttPrs, t h e y raised wil1 * * deducted to those wishing to U ke J I their milk nt inv barn at m ilking hours, a pUT6e a n d sent Hermann b a c k t o A continuous supply will be maintained .i • . , . . I i f possible, in reason, and a share o f the this county, a n d now our nntliori- public patronage is respectfully solicited. t ie s w ill b e o b l i g e d t o p r o v i d e f o r ■ - — - __ » • D. H ANFO RD Coquille City. Or., Nov. 6. h im . ~ He is at ~ Bandoli, and tlieG . B U IL D IN G H A R D W A R E — Bach m N r IU Bcrewa, Locks, H in «es, otc., at rock-bottom price«. K Essasm g Ll¥‘" M i s s N e l l i s F ig g ’s S / S . G G . A . It The H erald ’ s jobwork is a draw mg card. COOS BAY AND W. S Vanderburg, Prop. ^ ACRES, U. S. T itle, 30 acres bot- I O U fet.m laud, 10 acres in cultivation, H aving opened our new and neat M eat improvements oostiug $6‘J0. Almost ut your own price—at ^ cash and balance in Market, first building sooth o f NaBburp & H irst’ s store, Front street, we are now pre 3 years. Call at H bbald office. pared to furnish, at the lowest livin g rate, JOHN H. YAGER — D EALER I N — ware, Lamps, Cutlery. Etc., Etc. BANDON, A C O Q U IL L E BIRD. VALLEY J. 8. K A N E M A T Z . A M., P R IN C IP A L . A w a rd «! H ig b M t Honors— W o rld 's P a ir. Rooms 1 and 2. Concrete Building, IU N D O N , D R CiJOS COUNTY, OR. r p E R M begins lnt Monday in December, X and continues daily, except Saturdays nad Snndava, until the end o f February. )88k>. Scholars are admitted at any time. Th e tech ioal courses will consist o f Junior and Senior Classes in Land Sur veying. Marine Surveying—Ordinary Seamanship j and H igher Course. Civil Egineering. Junior And Senior Classes. Course o f Draughtsman. Portrait Drawing and Pastel. Evening classes w ill be open Monday, Wednesday and Friday «venings o f each week, from 7:30 to 9 o’clock, to give mechan ics and others an opportunity to avail themselves o f the benefits o f this institute Tu ition —Day class. $6 per month. N ight class—$3 oer month. Paym ents to be made invariably in advance I to Judge G. M.Dyer. o f Bandon, our M O S T PERFECT M A D E . authorized tit---- — * Purf Crape Cream of TaK:lrl 0_wdJfT;— f l ? Fur fertber pnrticnl.ra, call on or addr.ta VSKEj * CREAM B A K IN G P O 't i f f R from A m m o n n , A l u n t x a a y other ¿duiterans, * 40 YHAP3 TH? STANDARD. . T b e Reoorder, Bnndon O re go n , or Th. Btuu>.OoqaiU. OI 17 . TOUR FUTURB OR. y jw ? O C O A L g'JO V E S, W O O D STO VES, TE N TS M ADE TO ORDER. COOK STO VES T E N T IN G M A T E R IA L . RANGES. F o r S a le . 'p H & E E N IC E LEVEL LO TS- FOR THE PRICE OF TWO-.$125! On Main street, between 6th and 7th, W ood land Addition to Bandon. Address Al. L. K AN D LEM AN . 61 t fl Parkersburg, Or. C harles A. Baldw in & C o.] BANKERS, 40 and ..T H E .. ELDREDGE a * W a l l s t r e e t . N ew Y ork . Accounts of Banks end Bankers rocclvod on tevorablo terms. Bonds and Investment Securities. Daily Financial Letter Mailed ss Applleaties. CORSKSPOMDKNCR SOLICITED. a~ ir * V * Ì T * T * T * T Ì A ' POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE W. L. D ouglas W im bb —I n Ashland, Nov. 19, 1894, Ada, infant daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Lon W im er, aged 10 months and 8 days. Such share o f public natronage it« first- class good«, low prio-s and square dealing entitle u i to is respectfully solicited. [n33t C o q u ille C ity , O r. ßeautifuj : Qalifornia. , T ) A R T IE S contemplating coming to the | J Pacific Coast. Merchant«, Farmer«. Mechanics, Clerks or Laborers (m ale or fem ale • for employment, to purchase land or engage in business, send 5 0 cents money order fo r Maps. Circulars, Illustrated Books Papers and General Information o f the Pa eifle Coast. E . W. K E ID A OO., 126 W . First street, n20m j Los Angeles, C al. TIIB BEST OF Beef, Veal, Pork, and Salt Meats o all Kinds, Vegetables, Cannea Goods, and Hardware, Stoves, Tin F a m ily G r o c e r i e s O F A L L D E S C R IP T IO N S . Vessel« and L o s i n g Camps prom ptly ware.Queesware.Glass- supplied. Groceries 1T Varieties _ „ „ C a b lislb —Or the Middle Fork, N ov. 21. 1894, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank C arlisle,« son. D kvbbkux —N ear Norway, Nov. 18, 1894, to Mr. and Mrs. T. Devereux, a son. M i l l » —At Coaledo. Nov. 18, 1804, to Mr. and Mrs. Judd Mills, a daughter K b k w so n —On Cunningham creek, N or. 26, 1804, to Mr. and M r». Thomas Krewson, a daughter. Front Street, Marshfield, Or., GREAT BARGAIN ROBERT ITCLEARY, B O R I. by rail. L adies are cordially invited to in spect these good« nud compare price«. O rder» from a distance promptly and carefully filled. 38 i f | N E L L IE F IG G . A GOOD HOME FAMILY MARKET, Cheap Cash Store, N ,wii - e * - Haohaal ■ . S.StoUdarJ, .... ....................... t h e m a t t e r , a u d t h is w i l l b e b a c k to e r d i I I 11 bavin « l«rt . .. . 4, . • ! my bed and board without just cause or by tbe county authorities, as i provocation, all persons are hereby warned v i d e d by la w . hot to credit her on my account, as a will i - - , - , ; pay no debts o f her contracting. P. C S toddamd . .H A H R IK D . M yrtle Point, Or.. Oot. 12. V awdrveb -W ijlls — At Hotel Van Houten, Host burg, N o t . 18. 1894. W. S. V and ever and Miss Mary W»-lla. both o f Giulia. Rev. Geo. N. Ames o f Roseburg officiated. Millinery and Fancy Goods C WORKINGMEN’S A. R. post will have to move in ¡ 'VTOTICK—To whom it may ooncern: My I lo H e e , A ll members o f Gen. L y tle Post, G. A. 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