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TUESDAY. MAY 14. 1895.
ST.
Arrive
12.15 p. m.
Leave
ft,
11,00 in.
10.15 “
Additional local* on 2d page.
Stationery
store.
at J,
W. Leneve’e
Miss Annie Cush has gone to
Bandon.
Call for your mail Sunday morn
in gs before 10 o'clock.
Dayton (W ash.) flour 75 ctB. per
saok at J. W. Leneve’s store.
l ’ rof. J. I. Conger o f Bandon will
teach a term of school at Twomile.
The storm ended last Tuesday,
and the weather has been delight
ful since.
Gold Dust Washing Powder, 25
cents a package at J. W. Leneve’s
store.
Mr. Kerrigan picked several
boxes of nice strawberries last Sat
urday.
Archie McNair was down from
his upper-river home on business
last Thursday.
Mrs. Alice Gallier of Bandon
came up on a visit last week to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Tuttle.
N. W. Leneve, who was on the
grand-jury,
returned
Saturday
m orning, that body having ad
journed Friday about 2 p. m.
The band has receivod another
selection of new music and arr at
faithful practice. This order had
sstaral dirges in it, suitable for
Memorial Day.
Bev. J. S. McCain mnde a trip
out to Grants Pass, his former
home, recently, and returned in
time to preach at Myrtle Point
last Sunday.
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Loavo
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Marshfiold
Arrive “
8.15 “
COQUILLE CITY
9 .no “
Norway
10.00 “
Myrtlo Point
J A C O B ?
Tho shingle mill showed signs
last woek of nearing readiness to
begin work. On Wednesday even
ing the eugine sent out the first
whistle, and this has been followed
up each evening following, while
other machinery is being arrangod.
W e suppose we are to have the
broomhandle factory. Now for a
furniture factory.
P. Chnrtrang and wife, a couple
of elderly people from southern
California, came in on the train
from the bay a few days siuce, nnd
after visiting at Gold Beach and
P ort Orford during the stoim, re
turned to this place last Thursday
again. They Lave been looking for
a small place that would suit them
and seem to likeCoquille and this
section very much.
Our friends at Bandon were at
the height of self-congratnlations
at the return of Judge Dyer and
sou to business relations with them,
but it lasted quick, for they have
disposed of their store and ware
house to Chris Long and R. H.
Mast, who will serve them instead.
And yet Bandon is to be congratu
lated, for Messrs. Long and Mast
are first-rate citizens, good business
men nud^iopulnr.
G o to Lamb & Nosler’s for prices
nnd terms on Steel Ranges (not
iron shells) before buying else
where. On arrival of first steamer,
yia Marshfield, we will have snm-
ile Steel Range made by W m .M il-
er Steel Range Co., of Cincinnati,
Ohio, and acknowledged to be the
best Steel Range on the market,
which we will fnrnish at prices uud
on terms that any body in need of
one can bay.
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Twenty lbs. rice for $1 at J. W.
Lenove’s etore.
Sam Moon was in town from bis
Tho Homo Comfort Steel Range,
North Fork home yesterday, on his
manufactured by Wrought Iron
way to the mines on South Sixes.
Range Co. of St. Louis, Mo., is made
I. T. Weekly has been appointed cf the best cold rolled steel and
deputy conuty assessor, and will malleable iron. All fluos are lined
begin work today in the South with asbestos, nnd it is warranted
Fork section.
not to warp or break from heat or
The new saloon opened near the other cause. There are thousands
railroad station last week and is of them in use in the state of Ore
conducted by the firm, Rose, Hio- gon. They give universal satisfac
tion and last a lifetime. Below we
kox & Johnson.
publish a testimonial signed by over
County Assessor Hansen came 500 people who have used Home
in from his home on the North Comforts for ovor seven years.
Fork Sunday and went to Empiro
To Whom it May Concern:
City yesterday
We, each, having been using a Homo
purchased
of
Eleven of (lie thirteen applicants Cctnfort Range
for teachers’ certificates at the ex Wrought Iron Range Co. for over
amination held at Myrtle Point last seven years. We have found them
perfect. They bake uniformly, con
week passed successfully.
Miss Sadie Harrington attended sume very little fuel and heat up
quickly. After seven years constant
the teachers’ examination at Myrtle
use, they are as good as new. Have
Point last week, and remained over
never needed any repairs, and from
to visit friends till yesterday.
present appearances will not need
For a time, while milk is so low any for years to come. We cheer
at the creamery, I will furnish it, fully recommend the Home Com
delivered, nt 10 cents a gallon.
fort and the company selling it.
R. D. S a n f o r d .
Respectfully,
LANK COUNTY.
Our school took a slioit vacation
last week during the teachers’ ex Mrs. A. M. Lee, Junction City.
“ H. P. Caldwell “
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amination. Prof. Strang is a mem
“ J. T. Kirk,
ber of the board of examination.
Robert Callison, Pleasant Hill.
A large shipment of blankets and II. Rooney, Goshen.
other woolen goods from tbeBaudon
DODGLAS COUNTY.
woolen mills was sent through this
place yesterday to San Francisco. J. B. Riddle, Riddles.
Geo. R. Riddle, “
Fred Barker passed through Mike Dean,
“
town yesterday on a visit to his H. Rone, Oakland.
parents.
He gets the school at Jas. Rickard, “
Gold Beach, Curry couuty, which S. H. Conn, Cleveland.
opens June 3d.
Henry Bcckley, Elkton.
Attorney Sinclair returned from George Long, Yoncolla.
attendance at court yesterday, and John Wise,
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will be present there again tomor
JOSEPHINE COUNTY.
row. He says the court will con E. Dimmiek, Grants Pass.
tinue throughout this week and Ben Diinmick, “
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possibly into next.
Geo. Simmons, Waldo.
The teachers’ examination at
Myrtlo Point concluded Saturday
morning and the Myil delivered n
goodly number c f the attendants nt
this place Saturday near noon for
points on the lower river, at the
bay and elsewhere
Insomnia is fearfully on the increase.
The rush and excitement of modern life so
tax the nervous system that multitudes of
people are deprived of good and sufficient
sleep, with runious consequence to the
nerves, liemember, Ayer’ s Sarsaparilla
makes tho weak strong.
E. Decker,
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John Swinton, Applegate.
H. II. Carson, Rock Point.
JACKSON COUNTY.
Geo. P. Merrymnn, Medford.
M. Burden.
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Vint Bell, Central Point.
Win. Holmes, “
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J. Dowdon,
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II. J. Barlow, Gold Hill.
Horace Pelton, Sams Valley.
Pinkney Pickens, Table Rock.
Anderson Dunlop, Phoenix.
Miss Nellie Sackett is visiting nt
Marshfield.
Envelopes 5 cts. per pack ;(5 pneks
for 25 cts.; at J. W. Leneve’s store.
Miss Lucy Nichols made a visit
last week to Marshfield, returning
yesterday.
Miss Ella Buck reached home
from California, last Sunday morn
ing, after a three-months’ visit.
Mrs. Clarence Gilbert of Bandon
has been spending several days
with her aunt, Mrs. R. E. Buck.
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Lyons’ mill shat down for logs
Inst Saturday, and resumed this
morning.
firm. J . | * . ISe.lt, O .s a iv a t o m le , K a n .
J. B. Fox and G. W. Stevenson
wlfo of tho editor of Tho Graphic, tho lead
ing local paper of Miami county, writes returned last Friday from attend
“ I tea s t r o u b le d t r i t h H ea rt d ise a se ance at district court.
for six years, severe palpitations, short- J
A. l ’ ershbaker returned from San
ness of breath, together with such ex
treme nervousness, that^at times I would Francisco per steamer Arngo and
walk tho floor nearly all night.
Wo
passed down home yesterday.
consulted the best medical talent.
T h e y s a id t h e r e te a s n o h e lp f o r m e ,
To the Indies of Coquille and
that I had organic disease of tho heart for
to do
which there was no remedy. I had read vicinity.—I have decided
your advertisement in The Graphic and dressmaking at my home or. Cun
ayearago, as a last resort, tried one bottle of ningham.
A share of your patron
H r . M iles* N etv C u r e f o r th e H e a r t
Will call and take
which convinced me that thero was true age is solicited.
merit in it. 1 took three bottles each of tho orders, if 60 desired, but profer the
Heart Cure and liestorativo Nervine and work nt borne.
Will sew cheap for
I t c o m p l e t e ly c u r e d tn e. I sle e p cash nr trade. All work miarniiteed.
well at night, my heart beats regularly and
M r s . B u s k ib k .
Ihavono more smothering spells. I wish a u g l]
to say to all who are suffering as I did;
Maurice
Johnson,
brother of our
there’s relief untold for them If they will
only givo your remedies just one trial.” Mrs. G. W. Norton, nfter a few
Dr. Miles Heart Cure Is sold on a positive
uarantoo that the first bottle will Denoilfce days’ visit, returned last Friday to
.11 druggists sell H a iti, 6 bottles for$5, or
it will be sent, pa-epaid, on receipt of price his homeat Mound, ou the Siuslaw,
by tho Dr. IlLloa Medical Go., Elkhart, IncL
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Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure
_____ Restores Health
We aro indebted to a kind lady
fiiend for a handsome bouquet.
Johnson Bro’s lmvo placed a
seda fountain in position at their
market and can furnish all the de
licious and refreshing summer
drinks at all hours.
We have at Ibis office on exhibi
tion a model for a gold-saviDg ma
chine, the invention of our towns
man, J. C. W i I bod , a skilled me
chanic and with some experience
iu the mines. He refuses to patent
the idea on account of its simplic
ity, hence it is open to all and for
such improvements or modification
as experience and genius may sug
gest. It is based on the old “ wash-
pau” idea, the correctness and suc
cessful operation of which no oue
disputes, but only that it was too
slow. W e have in this model five
pans being operated by one person,
thus iucroasiDg to that exteDt the
one-man power. These are ope
rated by crank, or can have water
or other power nttaeffod. More
over, in operating in sand the pans
can be copper, or with copper plates
and quicksilver, and the feeding is
through a funnel into the upper
pan, and what ovm flows goes into
a lower, larger pan to the number
that are in use and must save all
the gold.
via the bay and Gardiuer. He ex
pected to explore Smith river for
some distance and then “ take
through the brush” homewnrd
where there is not even a trail.
Any one who has ever had an
attack of inflamatory rheumatism
will rejoice with Mr. J. A Stumm,
220 Boyle Heights, Los Ange
les, over his fortunate
escape
from a siege of that distressing ail
ment Mr. Stumm is ioroman of
Merriam’s confectionery establish
ment. Some months ago, on leav
ing tho heated workroom to run
across the street on an errand, ho
was caught out in the rain. The
result was that when ready to go
home that night he was unable to
walk, owing to infiamntory rheuma
tism. He was taken home, and on
arrival was placed in front of a
good fire and thoroughly rubbed
with Chamberlain’s Pain Balm.
During tho evening and night he
was repeatedly bathed with this lin
iment, and by morning was relieved
of all rheumatic pains.
He now
takes especial pleasure in praising
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, and al
ways keeps a bottle of it in tho
house.
For sale by Dr. S. L,
Leneve, druggist.
50 cents
a year,
for a limited number Is tho
priced the
Rational Watchman,
IT’S INJURIOUS TO STOP SUDDENLY
and don’t be imposed upon by buying a
remedy that requires you to do so, as it is
nothing more than a substitue. In the sud
den stoppage of tobacco you must have
some stimulant, and in most all cases, the
effect of the stimulant, be it opium, mor
phine, or other opiates, leaves
a far worse habit contractad.
Ask your druggist about
E ^ -C O -C X J ie O -
It is purely vegetable.
You
do not have to stop using tobacco with BA C0-CUR0. It will notify you
when to stop and your desiro for tobacco will cease. Your system will be
as free from nicotine as the day before you took your first chew or smoke.
An iron-clad written guarantee to rbsolutely cure tho tobacco habit in all
its forms, or money rofunded.
Price f l per box, or 3 boxes (30 day*
treatment and guaranteed cure,) $2.50 For sale by all druggists or will
be sent bv mail upon receipt of price.
SEND SIX T W O -C E N T
STAMPS FO li SAMPLE BOX. Booklets and proofs free.
E u r e k a C hem ical & M Vo Co., La Crosse, Wie.
DON’T
STOP
TOBACCO
Offloe of TH E PIONEER PRESS COMPANY, C. W . Hornlek, Sopt..
Bt. Pnul, Minn., Sept. 7,1894.
Rmckn Chemical nnd Man’ f’g Co., La Crnnso, Win.—Dear Sira: I have been a lobnoe®
fiend for mnny years, and during the past two years have smoked fifteen to twenty cigars
regularly every day. My whole nervous system became affected, until my physioian told
me I must give up tbe use of tobacoo, for the time boing at least. I tried the so-oalled
“ K.eley Cure,” “ No-To-Bac.” nnd various other remedies, bat without suocess, until I
accidentally learned of your “ Baco-Cnro.” Three weeks ago todny I commenced using
your preparation, and today I consider myself completely cured ; I am in perfect health
and
I ‘ tno horrildocraving for tobacco, which every inveterato
invetera ‘ smoker fully appreciates, bes
completely left me.
I oonaider your litico-Curo" simply wonderful, aud can fully
recommend it. Yours very truly,
C. W. H obsick .
Every person send
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this paper, the Coquille City H erald, either as a renewal or new sub
scription, will be presented with a copy o f T he W orld A lmanac by
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land Addition to Bandon. Address
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Ovar On« Million Peopl« waar tha
School : Boards
Or Trustees
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or
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Pro«per, (Jr.
JOHN ROW AN, Agent,
Coquille City, Oregon -
ROBERT M'CLEARY,
Groceries
All our shoes aro equally satisfactory
They g lv . I k . K m * v . l u . lor «ho moiwy.
They ...uol custom rhoeo In otyl# and fl*.
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Thslr w .arlng qualities sre unsurpassed.
The prlcee ere uniform,-—etempvd on sole.
t run, »1 to i j saved over other mulces.
If your dealer enneot snpply you we can. Sold by
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T E N T IN G M A T E R IA L .
BY
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PROMPTLY
CHANGE
Tie Iren City M Washer Nice Home for Sale
WITH LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
40 acres extra fin*
50 Acres bottom
land, all Improved
Imlisponsihlc for llotol ami Family. and
well located; fair l.onae, good apple,
w. a. R 08 K,
C o q u ille C ity , O p -
O HDF/HS
attciulod to, nnd goods abipp«d par
stanmor to nil point» on the upper rir«r ml
prices that defy competition.
Oldest and Best-
I fectly nnd they are dried perfectly
and polinhed perfectly itlioat linn tiling,
No breaking of disile», no chipping or de
STREET,
BAN D O N , OR.
Screws, Lock», Hinges, etc., at
rock-bottom prices.
T tha JERRY W ILSON PLACE, op- ' facing of dishes.
Couuty right» for »ale by
ponte the Railroad Depot,
FRO N T
Hardware, Stoves, Tin -
ware.Quees ware,Glass
ware, Lamps, Cutlery,
Etc., Etc.
C O A L S’lO V E S .
W OOD S T O V E S ,
Dealers everywhere. Wnuted, agent
CO O K RTOVE8.
Intake exclusive salo tor this yicin-
R A N G E S.
! ity. Write at onca.
BUILDINO H AR D W AR E—Such as Naila,
\ 7 OU can vrnshall kind« of tableware per-
And
JOHN H. YAGER,
— DEALER IN —
¡ 4 * 3.50 F ine C a u IK a m m « »
FOR THE PRICE OF T W O -$ 1 2 5 !
received l.v the clerk thereof np to May 1ft,
1M»">. The right in reeerved to reject any
or all I,ids. Mark on envelope—‘ ‘ Bide.” |
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1 Plans end epcelficationa on application to ; T E N T S
T . P. HANLY.
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We aril direct from the factory, and
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It’s the Simple,
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That Yield Fortunes
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Notice is hereby given that an
ordinance will be submitted to the
town board of conncilmen on the
lGth day o f May, 1895, for final
passage, changing the grade of
sidewalks above street-plank on
Fiist Greet (old plat of Coquille
City) between 15 street atidC street
to 12 inches where grading is re
quired.
C. C. M y e r s ,
City Recorder.
CAUTWRionT-IlEBSEY—At Bandon, May 8,
181)5. by Justice A. D . Morie, Jame« Cart
wright. of Bandon, and Mr«. E . A Her- |
sey, of San Francisco.
Notice is hereby given that an
order has been made by the board
hour .
of trustees o f Coqmlle City that W illiam «—At Bandon, May 7, 1895 to Mr.
; the owners o f lots 5 and 6, block 4
and Mr.«. George F. Williams, a son.
(old plat), on First street, between
j B and C ( knowu as Mrs. Robinson’s
Catarrh.
Awarded
j and the Olive lots), shall lower the
E. W. J oy C ompany —Gentlemen: sidewalks thereon to the grade of Highest Honors— W orld ’s Fair,
I have just completed tho second 12 inches above the street grade,
Ga'.d Medal, Midwinter Fair.
bottle of your VcgetableSarsaparilla.
By order o f the board,
•25
I have hail catarrh for years which
C. C. M yers , City Recorder.
affected my eyes, hearing and atom-
.
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ach. Frequently would have dull
E. B. Price, esq., nnd wife and
headaches for davs at a time. Since little danghter.of Iowa, arrived here
taking your remedy I have felt no ou a v'sit ,ast Saturday near noon,
disagreeable symptoms.
Mr. P. is a brother of our M r. Price,
Trusting you will publish this os and uncle of the Price Bro’s, the
I want any one suffering from anv nilll men at Riverton, and will be
of the above sym ptom slo be bene- remembered by many of tho
fited. Kindly "send me two more H e r a l d readers in a literary way
bottles by return express. (Signed) i 88 having contributed several very
M ji - 'F uedekick D e R ichmond ,
readable and meritorious poems a
Seattle, Wash.
JPnrs ago.
We hope their
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visit will be pleasant, and wonld
Every mail brings a new batch of even express the wish that they
testimonials for Joy’s Vegetable might see their way clear to locate
>Ioet Perfect Made.
Sarsaparilla.
with us.
40 Vean the Standard.
SAYSYOOR
'P H E BANDON W OOLEN M ILLS CO.
L will pay iLe highest market price for
wool.
Sacks nnd twine will be fam ished free
upon application to parties disposing of
their wool to ns.
BANDON WOOLEN M ILLS CO.
Bandon, Or., May G, 181)5.
New stock of hats, both wool and
straw, just received at J. W. Len
A grand ball is announced to be eve’s store, which are being sold at
given at Gillman’s hall Saturday “ way down” prices.
uight, May 18.
Good music is
Postmaster Aiken will hereafter
promised and a good time.
Char distribute mail Sunday mornings
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ley Strang, F. Willard nnd C. Card-
NEURALGIA cured by Dr. Mile«’ F ain
well are floor-managers, and Nelse from 8 till 10 o’clock— two hours. P il l s . “Oue cent a doso. A t all druggists.
Lammy prompter. Tickets, includ The mails are now all received at
H o l I e « 1 » D a i r y m e n .
night and ready for delivery at the
ing supper, 75 cents.
Patrons not belonging to the Co
The following persons passed nt former hour.
quille Duirymen’s Union will re
the teachers’ examination held at COR SALE. - Nice residence prop- ceive 11 cents per pound butterfat
Myrtle Point last week:
Miss 1 erty, new house nnd nicely and in milk delivered nt Coquille
Sadie Harrington, Miss Millie conveniently located for residence, Creamery from May 1st until fur-
Bruillette, Ames S. Johnson, Miss on Hall street, one door south of j ther notice.
Kate Braden, Miss Telia Dickson, H erald office.
Parties residing on the lower
Miss Bertha Roberts, Miss Edith
For further information enquire river and wishing to send their
King, Mrs. J. Landrith, Mrs. Clara of or address,
1 milk to Coquille Creamery cau have
Mansfield, Mrs. An nice Conger, 31-3ml
tho milk carried by steamer “ Dis-
S. L. L eneve .
Samuel Johnson, jr.
j patch” at a rate of 5 cents per 100
The stores occupied by N. Lorenz lbs. to Coquille City from whence
AdaW. Unrub, national organizer
and
W. Rich were successfully it will bo taken by other convey
of the W. C. T. U., now attending
the Btate W . C. T. U. meeting at lowered to the grade last Saturday ance.
C oquille D a ir y m e n ’ s U n i o n .
Koseburg, will leave the latter place by A1 Balch, C. C. Myers, Elmer
for Coquillo City Saturday.
We Bnzzee and A1 Flanders, the three Per C. liomnndar, Mnnnger.
are not informed how long she will former having completed the con
stay, nnd suppose she will visit tract of removing the earth from
throughout our country before leav under the buildings.
ing.
A rare treat awaits oar cit
i l A i t i t i F .n .
izens who may be fortunate enough
to attend her lectures.
IS otlce.
Something New
The news of the conviction
Amos Hatcher for manslaughter i
district court last Thursday had
hardly reuched us till petitions MEN
W AGES
were presented for signatures ask LADIES
fE X l’KBS
ing the governor to issue a pardon
BY USING TH E
before sentence was passed.
The
petition was headed by the jnrors
who returned a verdict of guilty,
and is said to bave had the endorse It anvea fuel, thu» saving money.
It saves the temper by absolutely refusing
ment of Judge Fullerton who would
to burn the food.
accompauy the same with a per It confine« odor of cooking to the kitchen.
It saves one-third of the food that is lost
sonal letter in Hatcher’s behalf.
by cooking in the usuul way.
As for the letter, we do nut know
the fact, it reaches us as a rumor, It is Positively the Greatest Iuvention
but this instance goes far to show
of the Ige.
what a pretty pickle our court prac Manufactured by W . E. Beveridge, Balti
more, Maryland.
tice has come to, when the jury,
with whom is “ all power,’’ is com
J A M E S W E S T ,
pelled to convict a man of crime
BANDON, OREGON,
whom they do uot believe is guilty. 37 3m|
General Agent.
Wool !
Fanners, Attention
W IT H O U T riE I-A P 5 E . C O i-’ ^ P S E . IA IS H A P 5 or P E R H A P S .
Old Mr. Andrews of the upper-
river was taken suddenly and seri
ously sick at Archie McNair’s last
week of la grippe. He was very
When you want to buy drygoods,
low when we heard from him last boots, shoes, hals, caps, stationery,
Saturday.
groceries, flour, tobacco, notions,
A word to subscribers—don’ t etc., at “ way down” prices, call in
forget the printer.
Many are in at J. W. Leneve’s store.
arrears, while a little—fifty cents, a
The Bandon woolen mills will
dollar, two dollars would helpnlong put on a double force o f hands the
immensely. We will issue receipts first of next week. The manager
for any amount you send.
telegraphed to Oregon City for
The steamer Dispatch will give spinners and weavers to complete
an excursion to the baseball game night and clay forces. This is good
at Bandon next Sunday. This will news.
bo the second o f the league con
Little R oy Dickson, while play
tests, and be between the Coquillo ing at his home last Saturday even
and Bandon nines. I f the weather ing, jumped from the porch into
is favorable there will be a big some grass, and cut four gushes in
crowd.
his foot on a piece of glass that lay-
Bossio H. Bedloo. Burlington, Vt., had n hidden there.
The cuts were very
disoaso of the soulp, caii3ing her hair to bo-
come very harsh and dry, and to fall so ! severe.
freety that she scurcely dared to comb it.
Ayer's Hair Vigor gave her a healthy soalp.
removed the dandruff, aad made the hair
thick and glossy.
Wool !
Perfect CU R E for
Oen. Agent, Coquille City, Oregon.
r * r Price, f 5, each.
F.WBKLRY PLANTS with root».
Will
fiOcentu
nting. U
I) bear on« year from planting.
nil. poet paid.
per do»., 01 75 eeiit» by mail.
Add .-Ch»,
M. HKltHFY,
Coquille City, Oregon.
prune and cherry orchards, good barn, beat
of water for household nnd atock in abun^t*
nnce. About 1 mile from noatoffice, olo#t
to river nnd creamery, nnd good scbo4f
with connty road running on one aide 4
place. Inquire at
HKRALD OFFICE.
To E ïtla ip --.
80 Acres of U F
near Drain. Doug*
connty. Or.
Well adapted to fruit or p* *
try; will be exchanged for land or te-v
property in thi» county.
For particular» enquire at
OT address I l O X 0 3 , Coquille, Oregi •>