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T U E SD A Y , JU N E 4, 1895.
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Read Our Offers
Song by the choir— Are Yon
Walking in His footsteps?
Recitation by Mary Dickson— No
body's Child.
Recitation by Rose Leneve and
Vnue Maury— W bat I Would
Do.
Song—T o that City W ill Yon Go.
gDOd._MteDd“ DCe ■Bd/ h,a ,“ ,nrer! Select readiug by Miss" Nellie
was frequently applauded. He w h s
Sackett—The Loom of Life
courteous toward those whohonestly Closing song— Song o f Praise.
heldCatholicityusa religion,but un Benediction b y J .J . Lamb.
sparing against the temporal power
Shall we celebrate? That’s the
of tlie pope, and his emissary, Mgr.
Satolli, and their interference j n , question.
state affairs. He coudemnod, also, j Myrtle Point offers a purse of
in strong terms, the pope’B vice- ¡ $50 to the winning baseball team
and hypocrisy, wherein so j ou »*ie
The stock ordinance will be
many nro duped and robbed of
The H erald has splendid club
strictly enforced by Marsha) John
tlieir
individuality
tiy
fulse
educa
bing facilities with the best newspa
son. Look out, now.
pers published in the land. We offer tion and religious fanaticism. His
The G. A. R. post is contem
remarks were full o f patriotic
The H erald and the New
York TWICE - A - W EEK
fervor, and o f sympathy for the plating meeting at 4 p. m. instead
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Uncle Bird Yowell is in town on
read
a
poem,
in
which
he
dealt
hard
3 The H erald and the Weekly
S. F. Examiner................... 2 75 blows ngaiust plutocracy, corporate business and pleasure. He hon
greed and corrupted legislation. ored the H erald with a call.
"T h e H erald and the Daily
Wheat, peas, barley and in fact
) Examiner, including Stm-
A volunteer choir rendered an
■ day’s mammoth edition ,. 7 80 original song of the doctor’s, just any kind o f grain that will do for
' G. A. R. comrades can get “ The
chicken feed, taken on subscription.
■ National Tribune,” published at preceding the lecture, eutitlod “ A
Song
for
the
A.
P.
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Mrs. Myron Wickham returned
Washington City, D. C., at this
from Josephine county this morn
• ofSco for #1 a year in ndvance, or
LECTURE ON SPIRITU ALISM .
' with The H e r a l d , ihe two papers
Sunday night a largo congrega ing. Her brother, Charlie, died
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For samplo copy address The
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i gereucy
ualism as a Religion. Preceding
the lecture Mrs. Bentty and Mrs.
Tuttle sang the fumilinr hymn,
“ Nearer, My God, to Thee,” the
former nlso presiding nt tho organ.
The doctor read an original poem,
nnd then proceeded with his lecture,
which was very able anil interesting.
At the close of the lecture Mrs.
Beatty and Mrs. Tuttle rendered n
very beautiful and appropriate
song, in sympathy with the doctrine
enunciated in the lecture.
The
doctor also eloquently recited a
poem, “ Peter McGuire.” He then
exhibited u large number of “ spirit
photographs,” most of which he
vouched for as genuine, with which
he was personally familiar ns to
persons and circumstances.
Dr. Clark will lecture again at
the Umversalist church next Thurs
day evpuing. An admission fee of
10 cents will be charged.
R. E. Buck left for Riverside,
Cal., yesterday.
H e will stay
through the summer at least, and
may locate permanently.
Prof. J. W. Vogel, eyo specialist,
is now in tho city and wilt remain
a few days. Don’t fail to have his
service. Ha has an office at Tuttle’s.
The W. R. C. will hold their reg
ular meeting tomorrow, and the
ladies o f the Bnndon post and those
of Myrtle Point will be present as
guests nnd also at a social at night.
The ordinance forbiddiug youth
being upon the streets after 9
o'clock at tbis season o f the yeai,
usually known as tho “ curfew” law,
will hereafter be enforced. The
law is now in full force.
S t n i i i i i i 'N
T h ir d
.M o d a l
C on ten t.
May 31.— Sumner's third medal
contest was held by the workers of
the W. C. T. U. May 27th, Miss
Alice Beyers presiding. The fol
lowing program was observed:
Singing.
Scripture reading by Mrs. Sher
wood.
Prnyer by Mrs. Inman.
Singing.
Recitation No. 1, Leonard Mas
ters— World on Fire.
No. 2, Fred Wilson— Picture from
Life.
Song by the school.
No. 3, Miss Carrio Hurd— A
Vision o f Prohibition.
No. 4, Mies Vienna Masters—
Reinforcements.
Solo by Mies Lentiie Masters.
No. 5, Mies Mmtio Dully— The
Voice from the Poorliouse.
No. 6, Miss Lulu Boon— Prohibi
tion the True Anti-Poverty Party.
At this point the judges retired,
while a song was rendered by the
school, n solo hy Mrs. Inmnn and a
recitation by Miss Ethel Boon.
The judges were Mrs. Byrou,
Mr. Boon and Mr. Batter, who
deemed Miss R ind the most profi
cient elocutionist and nwarded to
her the medal.
Books were
awarded to Nos. 1 and 4.
The selections were most excel
lent and all were rendered with
credit to tha contestants.
There
was a fairly good audience in at
tendance, but a storm was prevail
ing at the time and hindered the
attendance of many people who
are deeply interested in theso con
tests. W e hope the young people
will become more interested, and
that this educational work will ac
complish much good.
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$ 100.00
Given Away
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Tired
Women
M u st have stre n g th or they w ill be in th e
suffering d esp a ir o f nervous p rostration .
T he true w ay to w in v ig o ro u s health is to
take H o o d ’s Sarsaparilla w h ich w ill build
up stren gth b y m a k in g pure, rich b lo o d ;
th u s it w ill also feed the nerves up on their
p rop er n o u rish m en t, creato an appetite,
to n e th e sto m a ch in v ig ora te every organ .
H o o d ’ s S a r s a p a r i lla
Is w h 3t tired w o m e n n eed —tho on e True
B lood P u rilier p rom in en t in th e p u b lic eye.
P i l l c i" 't l* mr.nnlm.Gy * 1th
I lU U v i £> 1^11125 JIftod'* Sarsaparilla. 20 o.
G E N E R A L
NEW S.
KISSES— $5000
DAMVGE8.
Oakland, Cal., May 28.— Tlie
trial o f tho suit brought by Mrs.
Stephen Barron to recover 85000
damages from Fatrick O ’Counor,
whom she accuses of having stolen
kisses from her, has begun.
On
August 11, 1894, according to Mrs.
Barron’s story, she was lying ou a
sofu, when Mr. O ’Counor came up
stealthily aad kissed her. On an
other occasion, the 3d of September,
while she was arranging clothes iu
the backyard,O’Connor, unobserved
by her, she says, came behind her,
put his arms about her and kissed
S u m n e r C lu ilr r » .
her. For these two kisses she asks
May 31.— Lively times.
$5009 each.
O’Connor and wife
Farmers have their crops all in say (hat the suit is biought for the
for this season.
purpose of extorting money from
Surauer is iu the prime of life. them.
J. H. Barklow, county superin
LARG E ATTORN EY’ S FEES.
tendent, visited our school last
San Francisco, May 28.—Mrs.
week.
Florence
Blytbe-H inckley
lias
Lyman Noble and wife were up placed a lien upon the Blythe estate
looking after their place last week. to secure the payment of fees of
There was n little sou came to some of her attorneys. Six years
the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Andrew ago Florence’s grandfather agreed
Collver’s May 17th.
to pay 8 per cent o f the whole es
There is qcite a number iu this tate recovered to Garber, Bolt &
Bishop, this firm to pay W. W.
viciuity sick with la grippe.
Ed Stock is visiting his sister, Foote 2^ per cent. Florence rati
Mrs. Thomas Coke.
fied this agreement when she at
Mrs. John Collver of Daniels tained her majority. Garber, Bolt
creek visited relatives in this place & Bishop advanced her $14,000
last week.
and Foote lent lier $3000, while
E. J. Masters has opened a board the case was pending. Garber,
Bolt & Bishop will now receive
ing house.
Mis L. L. Boon nnd Geo. Jack- $320,000 and Foote 8100,000 us
son are going to sell their poultry attorney’s fees.
DU RBAN T IS ARRAIGNED
and buy a bible; they think they
San Francisco, May 29.— Theo
will have more comfort.
The third Demoiest medal con- j dore Durrant was arraigned this
test of this place was held in the I morning in the superior court for
church last Saturday evening b e -! tho murder of Blnnche Lamont
fore a large audience, considering and Minnie Williams, pleading not
The defense
the stormy night. There is quite j guilty in each case.
au interest in the work; our young was given five days to demur to
the information. Both cases are
peonlo are wakrag up.
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Black left set for trial July 22d, the Blanche
for Douglas county last Tuesday, Lamont case to be tried first. Tho
where they go to attend the Bap attorney for the defense gave no
tist association ot Riddles.
Their tice that they would move for a
daughter, Mary, will accompany change of venue, but said that they
were anxious for a speedy trial.
them home.
There is au I. O. G. T. lodge in
TROUBLES BROUGHT SUICIDE.
this place, and from what we can
San Francisco, May 29.—John
bear there is quite an intereet taken H. Crocker, a well-known stock
in that line of work.
broker, committed suicide today
llnss Johnson has put his gaso at Ills residence by shooting him
line launch on the slough between self through the right ear. Finan
here nnd Marshfield.
One can cial troubles aggravated by neural
now go the round trip for 50 cents. gia, are believed to be the cause.
Success, Russ.
OHIO NOMINATES.
Memorial Day was observed by
Zanesville, Ohio, May 28.— Gen
the school here. Quite a nice pro eral Bushnoll was nominated for
gram was rendered nt the school- governor by the Republican state
house; then all formed iu proces convention tonight on the sixth
sion and marohed to the graveyard ballot.
Beuator Sherman was
nnd strewed flowers on the graves chairman of the convention nnd
o f those who have gone before us. made a lengthy speech mainly
STOLEN
or tlio leading newspapers in the
United States.
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| Went O regonian i
The people about Eckley are
determined to have a wagon road
to Myrtle Boiut early iu tha sum
mer.
Parties traveling on the road
between Myrtle Point and Coqnille
complain very much about the
roads not being properly repaired,
especially this side of the Gilman
place.
Orvil Dodge has been elected
delegate to the G. A. Ii. encamp
ment to be held nt Oregon City,
May 17th and 18th, and will start
about the tenth of this month for
that place. His children will accom
pany him and visit their mother
who is in no insane asylum. His
daughter, Mr». O. R. Willard of
Coquille City, will also accompany
the party.
Fo r
r p iI B E E
S a lo .
NIUE L E V E L
LOTS-
FOR THE PRICE OF TWO—$ 185 !
On M ain street, betw een Gth and 7th, W ood
land A d dition to Bandon. Address
M. L. KANDLKMAN,
51 tfl
Parkersburg, O r.
School : Boards
Or Trustees
V y iS H IH G
TO
L U R C H ABE
Desks or Snjiplies
FOR SCHOOLS OR ACADEM IES
tnnn don R ecorder.!
W ill find it to their interest to consult o '
w rite the undersigned, agent fo r Kaue &
C o , m anufacturers. C hicago, 111.
We sell d irect from the factory, and
shin, f. o. b ., to San F rancisco or P ortland ,
JOH N R O W A N , Agent.
19 t fl
C oquille C ity, O regon.
Messrs. Lewis & Houser o f Myr
Mrs. Emmett has rented the
tle Point, proprietors of Lewis’
Ocean House and will open up a
hotel there.
celebrated Rheumatic and Neural
Arrangements have been made by
The ennuery is an assured fact
gic
Liniment,
were
iu
town
Friday
which we enn furnish this paper
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and will be built just above the
and Saturday last week. Mr. Lowis
\the H erald ) and tho Twice-a-Week
present wharf where Judge Dyer
W ALTER
New York World all for $2.25 a R iini 'I i i i II—E m p i r e v » . C o q H t l l c . is still iu town and is treating Mrs.
has donated a couple of valuable
The league coulest between the J. W . Nosier. Look cut for sev
year. Take advantage of this offer
lots
for
its
reception.
H
e
also
gave
Blacksm ith and
and get your own local paper and Ooos Bay and Coquille teams, set
eral new nnd strong testimonials in
a lot below the boathouse for a
the Twiee-a-Weok World at this
for Sunday, May 20, haying failed next issue.
mess house. , Other parties nl^o
W agonm aker,
special rate
contributed to the enterprise until
on account o f the weather, the
C o q u il l e C it y H e r a l d .
Word from the Sixes country is
C
O
Q
U
IL
L
E
C
IT Y , O R E G O N
it has become a certainty.
Empire boys sought an engage to tLe effect that such a rash of
I*nrk«rK burK r i r h i n : « .
L L k in d s o f farm work solicited . H ors«
ment to fill tlie scliedulo at this gold hunters as is thoro never be
Dr. Price’ s Cream Baking Powder
sh oein g and plow w ork a speoinlty
May 31.— We learn that the
W orld's Fair llixhcst Medal and Diploma.
place ou Memorial D ay—May 30th fore existed. Every foot of terri
Supplies fo r lo gg in g w ork, wedge»;, d ogs
Parkersburg mill will start with a
rings, can t-hoofes nnd everyth in g used in
loggin g cam ps kept on ha n d .
S atisfaction
full force of men in the near future. — and wore accepted.
tory seems to be occupied, and
Joy's for the Jaded ami Oood
guaranteed. S h op on corn er n orth o f P io -
Preceding the game the Bnndon those who left hero lately for this
Our school is progressing very
Health l'or all Mankind«
neei Feed sta b le .
ClDtf
nicely under the management of nud Coqnille nines held n confer
section have retired to the John
lOY'S VEGETABLE S IF.3APARII.LA.
Mrs. Mansfield of llnndon. Tho ence and substituted the Empire
son and Salmon mountain sections,
.average attendance is 34.
City nine for the Coos Bay, or the former of which is swarming
Is made from
Rev. McCaiu preached a very
herbs, and
Marshfield
nine
in
the
county
contains
no
interesting sermon last Sunday,
with mining operations and pros
mi n e r a l
drugs or
but owing to inclement weather league, nnd to play the games pectors.
deadly pois
ih e congregation was not large.
I ^ ca VEATS,'TRADE M arks ;
on. JO Y’ O
scheduled to that nine.
V e g c t a b le
The strawberry social to be given
The agents for the Horae Com
W C O P Y R IG H T S .
Sarsaparilla
Frank Burkhart of Bandon wns
CAW I ATTAIN A PATENT? F o r »
robs the
at the Christian church next Sat
fort Ranges gave this vicinity a call
prompt
answer and an honest opinion, write to
chosen umpire and tho game was
blood o f ail
M IN N 6c <’<».. who have had nearly fifty years'
this week, and succeeded in dispos
its impuri
urday evening is for the purpose
experience in the patent business. Communio».
then
called,
Coquille
going
to
bat
t
i
e
s
,
a
n
d
tlons strictly confidential. A H an d b ook of In
ing of somo of their rnnges.
courses
of securing a fund for the purchase
formation concerning Patent« and bow to ob
these impuri-
tain them sent free. Also a catalogue of mechan
Some o f our estimable young first. The score was as follows:
ical and scientific books sent free.
o
f
music
books
for
the
Sunday-
1 2 3 4
6 « 7 8 9
Patents taken through Munn & Co. reedra
men decided to have a beer social
special notice in the S cientific A m erican , and
school nnd Endeavor. No chnrge
thus
are brought widoly before the public with-
lust Sunday.
Prize-fights, etc., E m pire........... 0 1 2 0 6 8
•—18
were on the program for the day. C oqu ille......... 3 0 0 2 0 7
Delicious refresh
0 - 1 4 for admissiou.
issued weekly, elegantly illustrated, has by far tha
largest circulation of any scientific work in th«
Those present report a pleasant
world. $¡3 a year. Sample copies sent froo.
TH E N EXT REGULAR CONTEST
ments will lie served at a nominal
building Edition, monthly, fi;*) a year. Single
and agreeable time.
copies,
*¿5 cents. Every number contains beaa-
Was to bo at Bandon Sunday, J line cost. Strnwberries and crenm will
tiful
plates. In colors, knd photographs of new
Sarsaparilla
The merry chime of wedding
houses, with plans, enacting builders to show the
2d,
between
the
Bandon
nnd
Era-
prevent
3
tile
d
feel
latest
designs
and secure contrarra. rAddresa
be 15c per plate, or two plates for
hells startled this usually quiet
ings, staggering sen
place last Wednesday.
The con piro City nines, nnd camo off ac a quarter.
sations, palpitation ]
tracting parties were Mr. Eight, cording to program, resulting in a
o f he«rt, rush of
To the TJniortixnate.
The steamer Uandorille came to
b lood to the l.ead, i
U ncle N ed .
o f Riverton, nnd Miss Amnnda victory for Empire, in this ratio—
devoted to tariff nud finance.
DR . G IB B O N S ’
this place, returning from the
dizziness, ringing in J
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Prewett of this place.
We con Empire 18, Bnndon 11.
ears, snots before th o J
(Const Wail.I
DEATH OF SEC. O I ST A T E GRESHAM.
D ISP E N SA R Y ,
Siuslaw, last Friday morning.
gratulate Mr. Kiglit iu securing
eyes, headache, b il-
Washington, May 28.— Walter
No delegation attended from this She had nboard from Florence to
The Alice Blanchard came iu
such a charming bride.
| iousness,constipation j
(ii) Kearney St.,
Q. Gresham, secretary of state, died
o f bowels, pains in
corn er o f C om m ercia I
Several camps have started up place, owing to the failure of the Snn Francisco 50 tons of cbittim from Portland yesterday; among
at 1:45 o’clock this morning at his
other
passengers
she
brought
quite
th e back,m elancholy,
S
a n F rancisco, C a l .
for the summer and several more steamer to run an excursion.
bark and sotre other freight; she a number of colored miners for rooms at the Arlington.
E sta blish ed in 1F54,
tonguo coated, foul
At his
will start as soon as the weather
fo r the trea tm en t o f
T H E N EX T LEAGUE GAME
breath,
pim
ples
on
bedside were bis wife and his
received a deck-load of lumber at Beaver Hill.
Sexual a n d Sem inal
will permit.
face, body and lim b,
Will bo held in this place next Lsons’ mill nnd sailed for San
diseases, such ns G on -
The shaft which is being sunk nt daughter, Mrs. E. F. Andrews,
d e clin e o fn e rv e force
Roads are quite good for this!
^
o
rrh e a , G le e t .S t r .c t -
Mrs. Gresham is
d izzy s p e l l s , faint
A the Beaver Hill mine will be down of Chicago.
. . . . __,1.riw-Tnuj,u _,t BP tire. S yphilis, in all
tuno of the year, considering tho Sunday nud be between the Bnn-| Francisco Saturday evening.
| spells, co ld , clam m y
broken
iu
spirits
and
body
by
her
its
form
s.
Seminal
W
eakness, Im p o t e n c y
don
nnd
Coquille
nines.
I
f
tho
300
feet
this
week,
when
they
will
amount of work that lias been put
full cargo already awaits her tor
feet and hands, sour
nnd L ost M anhood perm anently cured. T h e
begin to open lip gangways on that affliction nnd constant vigils up to
ou tliein. homo o f our citizens are weather should be fair the gamo will this valley.
risings, fatigue, in-
sick and afflicted should n ot fa il to c a ll
upon him . The D octor has traveled exten
level, the coni being from six to the momeutof her husband'sdeath.
| som nia, and all dis
very enterprising, indeed.
bo an interesting one nud draw a
sively if» Europe, and inspected t h o r o u g h ly
Her daughter, Mrs. Andrews, and
eases of the stomach,
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Brown leave teyen feet thick there.
Johu and George Lester of this large attendance. Ten cents will
the various hospitals there, ob ta in in g a
I
liv
e
r
and
kidneys.
another relative, Mrs. Captain
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great deal o f valuable in form a tion , w hich
place, took in th* base ball gamo be charged for seats on graud stand. for the beach today nnd will remain
Joy.s Vegetable Sar
he is' com petent to im part to those in need
Fuller,
were
with
her
constantly
D
A
ACH»and
R
menu
Arm
relieTod
saparilla
is
sold
by
all
at Coqnille Inst Thursday.
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: for some while. Both are in poor C f t A t W l V b v Dr. Miles' N crvo Plasters.
o f his services. The D octor cures when
druggists. R e f u s e a
last night.
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substitute. When you I
With well wishes to the H erald ,
olhers fail. T ry him . D U . G IB B O N w ill
A local practice game of base- health, and they will camp out and
pay for the best see that |
make n o charge unless he effects n e a r « .
me will close.
T H E « T E A .V I E « C O M M A
Nervous Prostration.
you get the best.
Persons at a d istance C U B E D AT HOME
ball
was
played
here
Sunday
after-
sujoy
themselves
free
from
house-
Two L ittle G irls in B lue ,
All com m unications s tr ic tly con fid en tia l.
E. W. J oy C o m p a n y — Gentlemen: W r r r l t r d . W i t h IN S l . l m
on
noon by the regular nine nud a keeping and business. Their house
A ll letters answered in plain envelopes.
Roanl.
I have suffered from a nervous pros
C harges reasonable. Call or write. Addresa
1.1‘C lleiua.
picked nine.
There was ranch is for rent.
D R . J . F. G IB B O N ,
San Francisco, May 29.— The
tration from financial losses.
Can
47 tf]
B ox 1957. San Francisco, C al.
May 30.—Prospects are fine for n sport but not much playing, ns the
Postmaster A. G. Aiken made a sav Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla has steamship Colima, with 182 persons
good crop.
regularsonly bent the others l^y visit t o 'h is family at Marshfield cured me. Mv liver, stomach and aboard, including the passengers
Messrs. Billings visited this part 4, Ihe score standing 14 to 18.
anil crew, foundered off the coast of
yesterday, to return tomorrow. Ex- I bowels have been very inactive, but
o f tho community the last o f the
! since taking your remedy I am Mexico on Monday. Fourteen pas
The
picked
nine
are
good
players,
Postraaster Hnrlocker officiated in
week.
j entirely well.
All business men sengers nnd five members of the
R. G. Sumerlin, who lias keen nnd stood up manfully.
bis stead.
and women should uso i t
Please ! crew reached Manzanillo, Mexico,
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working for Jap Yoakum, has been
yesterday, and gave the first infor
Clill«lrruw’
Mrs. Bentty of Minneapolis,Minn., I publish. (Signed.)
visiting friends and relations at
mation of
the vessel's
fate.
M r . YV m . H e n r y J o n e s ,
now
visiting
nt
Riverton,
has
been
At
the
Christian
church
last
Sun
this place. H o returned tlie 30th I
Butte, Mont. Whether the remainder of the pas
iust.
day passed entertainingly. It was spendiug several days in town.
sengers nnd crew escaped in small
William Harman mado Coquille the only service of the day.
Backache. Dizziness, Tiredness, boats or went down with the sliipj
The
Coquille
Dairymen’s
Union
A short call this week.
Tho proceedings were ns follows, held its regular monthly meeting give way to Joy’s Vegetable Sarsap is not known.
Mrs. Hnmmerlof has been quite
The Colimn sailed from San |
arilla.
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sick for the past week, but is bet the superintendent, Mrs. Maury, yesterday.
Francisco on tho 18th iust. for
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A I’ n i r r l i - S l r i r k i n I M I l o r .
presiding:
ter now.
Panama nnd way ports. She car
W IT H
l i i M c i u o r r o f ' !Vfj r(l <% W h i l e .
The lady ( ? ) who yesterday ried 112 passengers, 40 in the cabin
E. P. Mast visited Coquille Isst Song by the choir The Welcome
Cull n ot b ack the dear departed.
called
the
attention
of
another
to
Thursday.
Refrain.
and 36 whites nnd 46 Chinese in
P R E N T ISS
Anchored safe where storms nre o 'er;
onr patched breeches, whereat they the steerage.
Mrs. Waterroau died at her home Song— Wo Are Coming.
On tlie border-land we le ft them ,
The officers and
Soon
t
o
meet
and
part
u
o
m
ore.
both laughed so heartily, is in crew numbered 70, making in all
at Dora May 29th. La grippo was
Scripture rending hy Drury Mor-
the cause of her death.
formed that a new pair will be 182 people on hoard tho steamer.
W hen we leave this world o f danger,
gan.
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W hen we leave this world o f care.
purchased when her husband's kill
Hardee Mast mado a trip to Co
W e shall find on r m issing loved one
E. C. Bernard is making a topo
Prayer by Mr. Jones.
quille the last of the week.
is
settled.
It
has
been
due
naarly
In our F a th er's m ansion fair.
YOU'RE BOUND TO TAKE EM
a year. Don’t criticise a printer's graphical survey ofL’ onglas county.
Mrs. Waters has been quite sick Hong by the choir—The Harvest
E. J.
dress too closely while you are The survey will give the altitude
with la grippe, but is improving
Song.
N E r R A U t iA cured by P r MltoV F a is
Leaves No Constipation,
now.
jingling money due ns. Tell yonr of every prominent point, the loca
Cnrcs it, ns well rts Billionsness. Sick H ead
Recitation by Beta Barrows--Yes F ilial "O ne cen t a done. * A t all druggists.
husband to send ns «2 and save tion o f all streams, principal roads,
ache r.nd Malaria. T h e only comuobtablh
The raise in Ilia river was quite
nnd No.
pill in the w orld. S old by all druggist*, or
j
F o r S a l k . — A tract o f 160 acres the cost of a lawsuit
W e need bridges nnd other landmarks. W. !
a help to loggers, and also to the,
sent bv mail on receipt o f prie >. :?.> crr.t*
Recitation by Earl Elliott The * o f fina timber land, near Fiahtrap. another pair of pants.—-Riddle T. Griswold is triangulating both ’
crops.
per box.
P R E N T IS S C H E M IC A L CO..
411 C aliforn ia street, San F ran cisco, C al.
Douglas and Coos counties.
\pply at this office.
With best wishes.
Torsv.
Telegram.
Enterprise.
DRANE,
A
Rectifying Pill,