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T U E SD A Y . OCTOBKU ¡8 1895.
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COQUILLE CITY
W.
C. T. U.
Thu C oq uilll© C ity W . C . T . U . meet« at
the M e th o d is t c h u r ch , » o a t h , ev ery Fri­
d a y , at A o 'c lo c k p . m . A ll in te re ste d in the
A B SO LU T ELY
P U R E
w ork are in v ite d to E ttend
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Joseph Edward Johnson, who
Public school begun at Marsh­ was drowned at liandon August 17,
field yesterday.
1895, was born at Rolla, Phelps
A movement has been inaugura­
Capt. Andrew Hall now runs the connty, Mo., Jauuary 3, 1859. He
ted in Michigan University against
came with his parents to Coos
steamer Alert on Coos bay.
county, Or., in the spring of 1870,
the liquor habit among the stu­
Mrs. William Moss is the quali­ where he had lived ever since
dents.
Ed (as be was familiarly called)
fied und efficient postmistress at
West Virginia W. C. T. U. is
made many friends and had no
Dora.
working in the interest of a bill to
enemies. H e was sober, industri­
Lyons’ mill shipped 35,000 feet ous, and made his first start in life
provide a state industrial school
of lumber to the bay by rail last by working in the logging camps.
for girls.
After toiling many years in the
Friday.
Within twenty-four hours at last
camps, he acquired enough to 6tart
Well,
the
farmers
have
had
Christmas, nearly five hundred
himself on a ranch, where he and
arrests for drunkenness were made several weeks of glorious weather, his brother Charles cleared and
and nearly all are safe with their made themselves nice farms. He
in Philadelphia.
was married five years ago to Miss
crops.
Where do the fallen women come
Moliie Warner, who, with two chil­
C.
L.
Gray,
jeweler
has
received
dren, survive him, as do also a fat her
from ?
Four thousand girls last
year sheltered in the Auchorage, his couuters, show-cases, etc., from and mother, sister, six brothers and
Mission at Chicago and three hun­ Myrtle Point and will probably a host o f friends who mourn their
loss; bat what they have lost here
dred were placed in good positions. place them this week.
is a jewel on the other Bbore to
Dr.
Culin
lias
received
bis
certi­
The school board o f St. Joseph,
guide his loved ones safely over
Missouri, have voted to expel any ficate from the state board under to that “ bourne from whence no
8. E. J.
It is from a new traveler returns.”
boy who smokes cigarettes, whether the new law.
plate and form also.
on or off the school grounds.
(F r o m th e N a tio n a l W . C . T . U .
Bulletin.]
A majority of 2559 union print­
ers out of a total of 8707 hare
voted for the plank fayoring “ state
and national destruction of the
liquor traffio.”
The population of the earth is
estimated at 1,440650,000 persons.
America’s annual drink bill i9 but
little less than a dollar for every
inhabitant on the globe.
Lady Henry Somerset has been
severely criticised by many who
haye not understood her property
relations,
for
nllowing public
houses ou her estate.
A case has
just been decided in the chancery
oourt, London, by Justice Chitty,
which shows her powerlessness to
manage her rentals according to
her convictions.
Refusing to re­
new a license for the sale o f liquor
in a hotel on her estate in Reigate,
suit was brought against her, and
Justice Chitty decided that she
must not allow her personal opin­
ions to affect her actions in her
fiduciary capacity, she merely hold­
ing her estate as a tenant for life,
and that the license should be re­
newed. Inasmuch, however, as she
had acted in good faith, the court
would allow her costs.
J. H. Matheny, a prominent
Myrtle Pointer, was down on busi­
ness Inst Friday morning. He will
attend court during the business of
that department.
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Our townsman, C. E. McCann,
will put up his sawmill near the
Two-mile schoolbouse, below Ban-
don, having failed to secure a site
in this neighborhood.
Several new subscribers have
sought the H e r a l d o f f i c e the past
couple of weekB, and several old
ones called and paid up, renewing
friendships for another year.
The annual conference of the
Methodist
Episcopal church, con-
E. W. J ot C o m p a n y — Gentlemen:
This is the first time I have attempted eluded at Portland Monday o f last
so write for three years. Have been week with the following appoint-
to nervous and weak that I have ments to this section iu the Grants
laid in bed most of the time.
1>R8S (Iistrict;
p fiv. T . l . j on9s>
A friend who hail taken vour
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Harsaparilla sent mo two bottles. Pre9,<lln8 elder, Rev. R. 1. Bald-
The second one is most gone, and win, Marshfield and Bandon; Rev.
I linve gained twenty pounds, and G. F. Rounds, Gardiner. Rev. G.
surely feel a new woman
I was W. Quimby goes to Viola, iu Clack-
pale. thin, no ambition. Had given [ amM counfy.
up, as i had tried so many remedies j
and doctors, but found no benefit. I Rheumatic pains, a sallow skin,
I f you care to publish this you have poor appetite ami a languid feeling
my consent, (Signed)
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is proof enough that you are not
> as. A. C. T iu . mas . 1 ,v„n aiuj ti1Rt j.our „ystem jg ¡n a
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Headaches, Billiousness and Tor-
pid Liver disappear when you take
Joy s Vegetable (Sarsaparilla.
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Stranger—I would like to see
your bill collector a moment?
Editor—Certainlyl John, baud the
gentleman that shotgun.
Dear Edward, on thy snowy brow
The dews of death have settled now,
And 'neAth thy bright eyes' closed lid
The smiles are now forever hid;
But to a better home above,
Where all is brightness, joy and love,
Your joyful spirit took its flight
Beyond the starry gems of night.
We mourn, dear Ed, thy early doom,
And try to snatch thee from the tomb;
If love and skill could keep thee here.
We would not shed the bitter tear;
But Jesus said, "le t children oome,
Upon my bosom there is room” —
Then thy dear spirit flew away
To live in realms of endless day.
Earth's richest flowers will fade away;
The sun, the moon ana stars deoay;
But the immortal soul shall live
As Jong as He who did it give.
Our Ed has gained that heavenly home,
While we are left to sadly mourn,
But father, mother, cease to weep,
Our dear one has but fallen asleep.
See the handsome large posters
about the masquerade. The H e r ­
a l d puts out
first-class work be­
cause a job pi inter has charge, and
Valley Record: Bert M. C)ate
the rates are the same as in the
has gone to Bandon on the Pacific
city.
coast, to take charge of the gove-
The girls
The tug Katie O’Neil brought up ernment lighthouse.
a full cargo last Wednesday. She’s will miss him and Bert will miss
the girls when he has no girl at
all right— can tow a schooner, or hand to help look at the stars set­
be useful as well as handsome in ting on the bosom of the ocean.
serving the public at living
“ While down in the southwestern
charges.
part of the state some time ago,”
W. II. Widby and family came says Mr. W. Chalmers, editor of the
down from their South Fork home Chico (Cal.) Enterprise, “ I had an
last Thursday and did some shop­ attack of dysentery. Having heard
ping for winter and visited friends of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
b r i e f l y — the H e r a l d
among the Diarrhma Remedy I bought a bottle.
A couple, of doses of it completely
num ber.
cured me. Now I am a champion
The old building, moved to the of that remedy for all stomach and
For sale by
front o f the lot and placed beside bowel complaints.”
the handsome new one put up by Dr. S. L. Leneve, druggist.
General Scott was in command
at Rock Island when the cholera
broke out there, and, after various
injunctions in his order ns to
sobriety and cleanliness, he added C. L. Gray, our jeweler, has been
this curious paragraph, which was remodeled and looks well. Collier
recently printed in the Magazine & Morgan did the job.
o f American History: “ In addi­
One of the students from this
tion to the foregoing, the senior
county to the state agricultural col­
surgeon present recommends the
lege at Coryallis writes to the
use of flannel underclothing and
Coos Bay News.
He represents
wooUn stockings; but the command­
that the several boys from this sec­
ing general, who has seen much of
tion are progressing well.
disease, knows that it is intemper­
Alva Lea, the late popular cap­
ance which, in the present state of
the atmosphere, generates and tain of our river steamer Dispatch,
spreads the calamity, and that when shipped on the steamer Alice
oncb spread good and temperate Blanchard a few days since for
men are likely to take iufection. SanFrancisco.whether permanently
He, therefore, peremptorily com­ or not we are not informed.
Judge Fullerton expected to pass
mands that every soldier or ranger
who 6ball be found drunk or sensi­ the interim from the Curry district
bly intoxicated after the publica­ court to that of Coos in this sec­
tion o f this order be compelled, bb tion, being but a brief spell, but
soon as bis strength will permit, to the serions illness of his father
dig a grave at a suitable burying was announced to him by telegram
place, large enough for his own re­ and he huriied at once to his bed­
ception, as such grave cannot fail side.
soon to be wanted for the drunken
This office has some neat shipping
man himself or some drunken com­ receipts, iu triplicate, which ship-
panion. This order is given as well , per9 should supply themselves
to serve for the punishment of with. These are equal in style, as
drunkenness ns to spare good and neatly printed and the same in
temperate men the labor o f digging form as you get in San Francisco,
grave for their worthless compan- and sold at the same price.
But
ions.''
the misfortune is the work is
“ home industry.”
N e r v o u s ¡Sho ck.
Cease, fond mother, cease to weep;
Your darling Ed is but asleep.
I know we mourn, and cnll it deAth
When oar dear ones yield their breath;
But say not suoh sweet flowers die;
They're but transplanted to the sky.
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(Too. nay News,j
Tim Seeley’s logging camp, on
the Isthmus, closed down Monday.
D. L. Watson, jr., leaves Friday
for Salem, to attend examination
for admission to the bar.
The slope is being continued be­
low the 300 foot level, at Beaver
Hill mine, and the lower gangway
is being driven east and west
The new fonr-masted harkentine
Addenda left North Bend last week
and anchored opposite Empire,
where she awaited the arrival of
her sails from the city.
Mrs. Phil Wilbur has been en­
gaged to teach the primary depart­
ment at the next term o f public
school at Marshfield, much to the
satisfaction o f parents aud children
alike.
$100—Reward—$100.
‘ M arsh field B u n .)
The night train was placed on the
ruu again last week, hauling logs
from .John Yoakum's camp on the
Coqaille.
Lyons’ mill at Coquille City will
fnruish the lumber for our new
sclioolhouse.
It will amount to
about 240,000 feet.
Judge J. F. Watson, of Portland,
is expected here this term of court.
He is interested in several railroad
subsidy cases.
H. W. Dnnlmm did not arrest the
parties accused of robbing the
Beaver Hill store, as there was not
sufficient evidence to convict. The
thieves got away with $140 iu coin
and $320 in checks.
James Wall’s barn on the Isth­
mus, with its contents, several tons
o f bay, was destroyed by fire last
week. As the ham was some dis­
tance from any building the origin
o f the fire seems to be a mystery.
A thief burglarized Mr.Stickney’s
residence in East Marshfield last
week, and among other things got
away with was a postoffice order
for $100. The thief has not been
apprehended yet, but is likely to be
before he gets the order cashed.
Uncle Tom Darwin o f Libby
came to Marshfield last week with
Pat Hennessy, which was his firs
visit to Marshfield in 10 years.
Uncle Tom came to Coos couuty
iu ’55 and his name is familiar to
all the old-timers. While here he
had the pleasure of shaking hands
with many friends who were glad
to meet him.
I Coast Mail. I
E. D. Stratford, of Roseburg, on
a certificate from the supreme court
of Kansas, was today temporarily
admitted to practice in the courts
fo Oregon. He is a brother of
Photographer Stratford of Marsh­
field.
The preliminary order for an
election and a vote was made at the
county court last week for the in­
corporation of Beaver Hill. There
is quite a laige population there,
numbering over 350, and it is not
possible to keep a deputy sheriff
on the ground all the time, so the
inhabitants need *he presence of a
marshal and a court of justice to
keep the peace and dignity of the
state of Oregon.
Another Free Offer.
T o le d o , O h io .
Port Orford Tribune,
F. S. Moore aud family will soon
take their departure for the atate of
Washington, so we are informed,
where they expect to locate. Fred
is an upright, honorable man and
a worthy citizen, and in their de­
parture Gurry county will lose n
good citizen and an estimable
family.
The people o f Coos and Carry
have been mostgrosslv abused and
slandered by Captain VVoodsideand
his wife, bat we caD find some con­
solation iD looking at their pictures
iD the Examiner, for no one can
look at the piratical looking couple
as they are illustrated in the Ex­
torpid condition. The kidneys are
aminer and believe they are capa­
more to blame than you imagine, ble of telling the truth.
Tone them up to healthy action by
using Oregon Kidney Tea, aud you
Nurse—Bertie, you naughty boy,
will feel like a new being. Hold bv | leave off playing with your soldiers
.
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, directly. Haven't I told you that
l*n ,S8lst8 S. L Leneve of Ooquille ¡you mustn't play with them on
Uity, and N. G. W. Perkins of Myr- Sunday? B eitie—Y’ es, nurse; but
tie Point.
’ this is a religious wsr.
‘ ‘ A m on g the many testimonials which I
•re in regard to ciTlulu medicines perform­
ing cures, cleansing the blood, etc.,” writes
llk .M tv H u d s o n , of the James binitli
W oolen Machinery Co.,
Philadelphia, P a., “ none
Impress me more than m y
o w n c a se. Tw enty yeurs
ugo, at the ngo of 18 years,
I had swellings come ou
my legs, which broke and
became r u n n in g so r e «.
Our family physician could
do me uo good, and It was
feared that the bones
would be affected. A t last,
IS
my good old m o t h e r
u rg e d m e to try A y e r ’s
Sarsaparilla. I took three
bottles, the sores healed,
and I
havo not been
troubled since. O n ly t h e
sc a rs r e m a in , an d t h e
m e m o r y o f t h e p a st, to
r e m in d m o o f t h e g o o d
A y e r 's S a r sa p a rilla h a « d o n e m e . I now
w eigh two hundred and twenty pounds, find
am In the best of health. I have been on tne
road for the past twelve years, have noticed
A y e r ’s Sarsaparilla udvertlsed In all parts
of the United States, and alw ays take pleas­
ure in telling what good it did for m e.”
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For the cure of nil diseases originating in
Impure blood, the best remedy is
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A Y E R ’S S a rsa p a rilla
Trt-pared by Dr. J .C . A yer Ik Co., Lowell, M ass .
C'jros othcre, will cure you
A n il A s o lb r r
lln l« l-ii| i.
Last evening Mr. P. T. Knowles,
traveling agent of the 8. B. Medi­
cine Co., who is driving through
the state, was held up aud robbed
ou Roberts hill.
He had ju3t
passed the summit coming this way
when the usual long man and short
man appeared. One of them pre­
sented a shotgun aud compelled
him to “ dig up” his money— about
$16. Roberts bill must be the ren­
dezvous of an organized gang of
robbers. SheriffCathcart has gone
out to investigate.— Roseburg R e­
view.
B too iu .7 cri.ig !
$2.50.
C. B., R. & E. R. R. & N. Co.
’ O TICE— Hon. W . Sinclair is the regu­
larly authorised agent at Coquille City
for the collection of HiibHUly nnd r ig id -of -
v av subscriptions ou account of this com­
pany.
R. A . GRAHAM.
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Family Grocery,
(Lorenz Building)
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FRESH AND 8ALTED MEATS,
Bologna. Head Cheese,
Coffee, Sugars, Teas,
Tobaccos, Cigars, etc.
Orders from any part promptly filled.
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We take this opportunity of informing
onr subscribers that the new Commission®
of Pensions has been appointed. He is an
old soldier, and we believe that soldiers and
lheir heirs will receive justice at his uands.
We do not anticipate that there will be any
radical changes in the administration o f
pension affairs under the now regime.
We would advise, however, that U. S.
soldiers, sailors, nnd their heirs, take steps
to make application at once, if they have
not already done 8 >. in o rJer to secure the
benefit of the early filing of their claims
in case there should be any fa tare pension
legislation.
Such legislation is seldom
retroactive.
Therefore it is of great im­
portance that applications be filed in the
department at the earliest possible date.
If U. S. soldiers, sailors or their widows,
children or parents, desire information in
regard to pension matters, they should
write to T iik P bkss C l vims C ompany , at
Washington, D. C., aud they will prepare
and send th« necessary application, if they
find them entitled under the numerous laws
exacted for their benefit. Address,
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
P. O. Box385.1
Washington, D . C.
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W . VV. SHIELDS.
W ALTER DRANE,
The long winter evenings can he
very profitably' devoted to reading,
but there are some things that we Blacksm ith and
must read the year round.
One of
Wagonmaker,
these is a local paper: the best in
the county is before you— the C O Q U IL L E C ITY, O R E G O N
H ebald .
Another is a good home
L L kinds of farm work solicited. Horse
paper of general circulation, such
shoeing and plow work a specialty
ns “ Womankind,” for instance, Supplies for logging work, wedgeu, dogs
which comes once a month filled rings,cant-hooks and everything used in
logging camps kept on hand. Satisfaction
with the best things for a busy guaranteed.
Shop on corner north of Pio-
housewife. W e are able by special neei Feed stable.
(liitf
arrangements with the publishers,
to oger “ Womankind” free for a Chance for a Nice Home, Cheap
year to every paid-in-advance sub­
scriber to our paper, and are glad 1 1 A C K E N O F LAND, W IT H A
to do so, for we are convinced that 1 2 J \ . good, new 2 story house of 7
rooms, besides closets and porches, all well
no home paper in America contains finished, good spring close to house, barn,
more of practical value to women. chicken-house and yard, high laad garden,
yoang orchard of prunes, plums, cherries,
Bright stories, clever poems, the apples, pears and peaches, with an abun­
latest fashions, news of woman’s dance of small fruits. About one-half is
bottom land, with garden, or pastnre for a
work everywhere,
articles
on cow,
with siock water, and all cleared nnd
“ Motherhood,” “ Cultivation of Flow­ fenced. Apply to
G . W . NORTON,
Coquille City, (W est Side.)
ers,” a woman’s parliament for the
discussion of matters of interest,
are a few of the bright features of
“ Womankind.”
To the head of the house we
offer on the same terms “ Farm
O r Trustees
News,” an agricultural paper, edited
by' a practical farmer (Miller Purvis, ^ y r i S H I N G TO PCUCHAfrE
esq., late state lecturer of the Ohio
Farmer’s Alliance), and filled each
month with suggestions from able
correspondents, that make it an
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write the undersigned, agent for Kane &
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We sell direct from the factory, and
subscriber to our paper.
San Francisco or Portland .
Remember every paid-in-advance ship, f. o. b., to JOHN
R O W A N , Agent,
Coqaille City, Oregon.
subscriber to the H e b a l d is entitled 19 tfl
to liis choice in either of these
papers. Tell your neighbors about
this offer. A sample copy of both
papers may be obtained by address­
ing the Hosterman Publishing Co.,
Springfield, Ohio.
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