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Newspaper Page TextT U E SD A Y , O C T O B E lí 22. 1895. fcURfs) ^OTHERS /> , -V For God, and Home and Native land. N Family Grocery, ¡ - EDITED BY TITi — COQUILLE CITY W. C. T. V. | T h e Coquillle C ity W . 0 . T . U. m eets a t ; the M ethodist church, south, every Fri day, at a o’ clock p. ra. All interested in the w ork are invited to attend (s ® A B &O W TELY SLEEP PU BE Monday of last week Governor Lord appointed Albert E. Senrneu ! Uncle Jack Laird made a trip to fF rom the National W . C. T . U. B ulletin.1 J o f Empire as a notary public. The Dominion parliament has the bay last Friday. You can buy a good fnrm cheap, Geo. Wickham has constructed voted 57 against prohibition. and adjoining Coquille City on the au exteusiye and convenient plank Twenty-two state legislatures west, by calling on R. D. Sunford. have taken action during the past walk at bis place. Hon. A. M. Crawford, a leading j Many inquiries are being re winter on the question of woman Roseburg attorney, who has been ceived about property— pi ices of suffrage. attending the district court, passed Statistics show that the entire places in town and country. homeward last Thursday through H. N. Hampton o f Myrtle Point this place. results of the labor of the people for one day in every nine go to is helping C. L. Gray to get his At the W .C. T. U. meeting, held new building ¡ d shape for use this Friday, 11th inst., the following support the liquor traffic. Demorest medal contests will week. persons were elected to fill vacancies T e m p e r a u rn y o ie s . LOCAL ITEM S. In the case of J. D. Spreckels hereafter be known as Demorest memorial contests in honor o f W. Bro’e vs. E. Beuder the jury re Jennings Demorest, who founded turned a yerdict in favor of the former. them. Dr. F. G. Kelly of F.iverton went Governor Morton has signed the new scientific temperonce bill, to the bay last Friday, from which passed by the New York legislature, point be took steamer forCalifornia despite the strong opposition on a visit. brought such action. Miss Sadie Harrington received The W. 0 . T. Unions of W il a handsome gold watch from Chi mington, Del., have received the cago last week. The H erald con gift of a lot valued at 88000 npon gratulates her. which to eiect a building for their J. M. Upton, attorney from Ban- Industrial School for Girls. don, came over from Empire last C. M. Talbott, special agent of the State Insurance Co, of Salem, has heon on businnssin this section for some days pnst. Dr. L. L. Rowland of Salem is president, nnd State Treasurer Metschan manager, hence you see it is a thoroughly safe nnd reliable institution. Sixteen liquor-sellers of New Hampshire were recently fined Mrs. J. J.Stanley o f Empire City heavily for contempt of court in is protracting her visit with her continuing to sell liquors in viola parents in this city, Mr. and Mrs. tion o f the prohibitory law of that John Goodman, for a week or ten state, after injunctions had been days. Mr. Stnnley returned last served upon them. Wednesday afternoon, as court was Mrs. Bnmford Slack, who super still in session nnd there was press intends the Political department ing business in tbe sheriff's office. for the National British Women’s Temperance Association, hns re cently issued a manifesto, urging special efforts at the present time to stir up interest in Sir William Harcourt’s Local Control bill. The Masons of Mississippi have drawn the line ngainst liquor-sell ers, by enacting the general rule that, “ No Mason, either as princi pal, agent, employe, or in any other capacity, shall sell intoxica ting liquors to be used ns a bever age, and the ponalty therefor shall be expulsion.” Woman has long had the right to pay a penalty for her own mis deeds. She is not represented by men on those occasions. A woman standing in a dock before a jury and a judge, is there ns nn individ ual to auswor for individual mis conduct, Men have no desire to represent her then.— Lady Somer set. N erv o u s Shock. E. W. J o t C om p a s t — Gentlemen: This is the first time I have attempted so write for three years. Have been to nervous and weak that I have laid in bed most of the time. A friend who had taken your Sarsaparilln sent me two bottles. The second one is most gone, nnd I have gained twenty pounds, nnd surely feel a new woman I was pale, thin, no ambition. Had given up, as I had tried so many remedies and doctors, but found no benefit. If you care to publish this you have my consent, (Signed) M a s. A . C . T i i , i . m a n , Alemeda, Cal. Headaches, Uillionsnesn and Tor pid Liver disappear when you take Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla. Dr. Price’s Cream Itaklng Powder W orld'« F«ir llish eit Award. I Coos Day Nows. I The attendance at public school Monday was 174. There are over 300 children of school age in this district. The tine weuther has afforded C. D. McFarlin, o f North slough, nn excellent opportunity for harvest ing his crauberiy crop. The lumber business must be looking up in the city. The Simp- sou Lumber Co. have sent orders to their mill at North Bend to saw all the lumber possible, and the mill is now running on full time. Five vessels are on the wuy from the city to load there. The (J. C. <fc N. Co’s bunker, in the Boatman gulch, is being re “ While down in the southwestern paired. It was built over seven part of the state some time ago,” years ago, acd has been in con says Mr. W. Chalmers, editor of the stant use since. Chico (Cal.) Enterprise, “ I had an attack of dysentery. Having heard ‘.M arshfield Snn.) of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and G. W. Canning, superintendent Diarrhoea Remedy I bought n bottle. of the county infirmary, was in town A couple of doses of it completely Inst week disposing of a portion of cured me. Now I am a champion the products of the county’s farm of thnt remedy for all stomach and to our merchants. bowel compluints.” For salo by The indictment against C. B. Dr. H. L. Leneve, druggist. Owpn hns been dismissed on Hark Dunham, city marshal of account of lack o f evidence to con Marshfield nnd well-known in this vict. It was a sensible move on part of the representative o f the state, place, was over on n visit last W ed which the taxpayers heartily in nesday. We are glad to find him dorse. in line with the Populists now, Alva Leo has given up the idea thnt he favored true Democratic o f going to sea and will return to principles ns our fathers enunciated the Coquill a. A logging engine was received them—a “ government o f the peo ple, by the people nnd for the peo from the Coquilie last week which will be placed in Forty’s camp at ple." Sumner. Dean it Co. expect to Do you get up many times dur close their camp on the Coquille ing the night? I f you do, it is very in about 20 days, but will keep Forty’s camp running all winter. annoying, nnd is tbo result of nn Johnny Giles, who was engaged irritated condition o f tbe bladder. in h a u l i D g lumber for the new I f you will buy a packrge of Ore school house, met with a sad acci gon Kidney Ten, it will cure you, 1 dent, Mouday. His team started aud bring peaceful slumber nnd to run away nnd while endeavoring rest, without which yon cannot en to stop them one o f the wagon wheels passed over his left foot, joy good health. For sale by drug breaking one bone aud badly bruis gists N. O. W. Pei kins of Myrtle ing his ankle. Point, aud 8. L. Leneve of Coquille i Public school opened Monday, City. with Prof. Golden as principal, — ■■■ --------» ««> • -----------— assisted by Miss Helen Crane and $10 0 -Reward $100. Miss M. War nock, Mrs. P. Wilbur The reader* o f thie paper will he pleased haviug charge of the primary de to learn that there ia at leaat one dreaded Both Miss Crane and dieeaae that acienoe haa been able to cure in partment. all ita atauea. and that ia Catarrh. Hall'a Miss Wnrnoek are new acquisitions Catarrh Cure ia the only positive cure known to our corps of teachers, and were to the m edical fraternity. Catarrh b rim ; a constitutional disease requires s con stitu secured in Portlnud by Prof. Gol tion a l t m t w a t H all’s Catarrh O u t is den. They come recommended taken internally, a ctin '; directly npon the blood and nincnua surfaces o f the system, with a varied experience and ns thereby destroyin'; the foundation o f ihe graduates of the representative disease and uism y the patient atrrnitth bv I schools o f our land. b u ild '" '; un the constitution nnd assistin'; j - - *«« » » - nature in Joint; its work. The proprietors j have eo much faith in its curative powers, i NEITRAiAtiA cured hr Dr. Mil«»' P air F ilial “O n e c fn t a tltw . A t all druggists. that they otfr-r O ne Hundred Dollars for any ease thnt it fails to cure. Send for list o f testimonials. Address, Dr. U. P. Bunnell, father o f Mrs. F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O h io . L sT S old b y dfnggiat*. 7S cents. J. C. Fullertou, died in Roseburg 1 last Friday. CLEAR J LONG I SKIN j LIFE! iMENTALl STRONG ENERGY! NERVES? - A V E R 'S S a r s a p a r il l a M. Hammerly, a well-known business man of Hillsboro, Va., sends this testimony to the merits of A y e r’s Sarsaparilla: “ Several years ago, I hurt my leg. the injury leaving a sore which led to erysipelas. My sufferings were extiv.ne, my leg, from the kuee to tbo ankle, being a solid sore, which becan to ex tend to other parts of the body. After trying various remedies, 1 began taking A yer’# Sarsaparilla, and, before I had finished the first bottle. 1 experienced great relief; the aecoud bottle effected a complete cure.” • created by the moviug away of Mrs.McCann and other causes: Mrs. Laura Boutell, president; Mrs. 8. B. Barrows, secretary; Mrs. Mc Donald, superintendent Demorest Memorial work. Baudon Recorder: The Coquille fishermen will give their annual ball Saturday night, October 26th, in Aimory ball, Bandon. The fishermen always have furnished a splendid entertaiument and this year’s jubilee will equal if not excel those that have beou given hereto Posters will appear this Danbury, New York, has a soci Wednesday on his way home from fore. week. ety o f four hundred young wo attendance upon court. men who are pledged to marry no Rev. Wm. Wells spent last Wed An interesting letter from Bro. man who drinks. It is known as nesday at the farm o f Mr. Roy B. J. Harrison appears in the the St. Peter's Ladies' Temperance gathering apples for his winter H e r a l d today, from the South Society. use. H e brought in a lot of fiue Sixes mining section. As the Judge Logue, o f Cleveland, de ones. before, Bro. H e r a l d mentioned clares that four-fifths o f the 40,000 * Mrs. Stone returned to Empire Harrison and sons were reported cases which have come before him last week, after a visit o f several to have “struck it rich,” and now as judge o f the police court during weeks in this place. She makes 1 we get a confirmation of at least a the past four years, were the result her home there with her daughter, “ good strike” attending the old o f iutozication. gentleman’s prospecting and iso Mrs. D. F. Dean. lation from home and society, and The saloon begets the drunkard, J. C. Brown, o f Parkersburg, for which we hope he may early thedrnnkard begets drunkenness, was excused from jury duty on ac reap a competency for the balance and drunkenness begets the whole count o f suffering from a severe of bis dayB. Bro. H ’s letter is shameless progeny of crime and attack o f asthma. He passed down interesting in another sense, squalor under which society «tag home Wednesday. wherein he describes the processes gers to-day.— Itev. Dr. F. M. Ellis. Rev. Wm. M. Wells of this place of nature in both hiding aud man Dr. W. L. Howard, o f Baltimore, spent last Sunday on Bear creek ifesting the deposites of treasure speaking before the recent Ameri can Medical Association on “ Hyp nnd at Bnndon, preaching at both in those rocky fastnesses and eter He nal hills. We thank him for his notism,” declared that he had been places to large audiences. bronght home some nice venison, kind remembrance of us, and hope able to cure 83 per cent of his dipsomaniac patients by hypno but we are certain be bad no time he will see fit to communicate further with us. to kill it on Sunday. tism. The Cosmos, the ablest scientific journal o f France, says: “ In the insane asylum the intellectual de cadence o f 10 per cent of the in mates is attributed to drunkenness; the number several years ago was but 11 per cent.” The National Tribune and the poems by Mrs. Pauli. Excellent H erald both one year for only music was furnished by Messrs. ! *2.50. George Clinton aud Ernest StautT. two accomplished musicians of MA R K E T C. B., R. & E. R. R. & N. Co. this place. AND The following officers were in O T IC E — H on . MV. Hiuolidr is tlio regu larly authorized iipeut ut C oqu ille ( ity stalled: John Land), president; »!• the co llection o f subsidy «m l rip h l-ot- Sherman Pauli, vice-president; II y s;;l d i c t i o n s on uceo tint o f < his con i li. A. G UAH AM. Ralph EJmuuds, secretary. (L o re n z B u ild in g) At the close o f the meeting the I Willowdale and Fishtrap subject C O Q U IL L E C ITY. ..T H E .. was brought up. A lurnn repre . RSI sentation of the residents was pres en t After a short discussion, in rIL L keep con sta n t]y on bund it c o m which no unkind words were spo plete line o f ken, a vote was taken to legally \ \ decide whether this locality should ! FU LSH AND S A L T E D M E A TS, in future be recognized as Fishtrap l B ologn a. Head Cheese, VEGETABLES, c a n n e d g o o d s or Willowdale. The vote resulted in a glorious victory for Fishtrap— Coffee, Sugars Teas, without a single dissenting vote. T ob a ccos, Cigars, etc. ■“* Prices nre as low us tho lowest. This proves that the name was never changed “ by the expressed 1 O rders from any part prom ptly filled. wish of tho peoplo o f this place.” This disputed question is now set tled forever. Willowdale hns sunk W e take this opportunity o f in form in ? iuto nothingness, aud the voice subscribers that tbe now Corn m ission that brought it forth is forever our o f Pensions 1ms been appointed. He is an old soldier, ami we believe that soldiers and stilled. All discord is now lulled their heirs will receive ju stice at b is m inds. to rest. We do not anticipate that there w ill bo any Abe Sargent has purchased Mr. radical changes in tho a dm inistration o f pension affairs under the now regime. Mudil’s place and is now a resident W e would advise, however, thpt U. 8. of beautiful “ Fishtrap.” soldiers, sailors, and their heirs, take steps to make application at on ce, if they have Mr. Roberts is now residing on n ot already done »•>, in o rder to secure the the ranch which he bought of benefit o f tlie early filin g o f their claims j David Stone, formerly of this place. in case there should be any fu tu re pension »Such legislation is seldom A strictly lilgh-itra.lo F a m ily 8ew h.B I f you wish to enjiVy yourself legislation. retroactive. T h erefore it is o f great im M ach in e, ¡»osucKKinCc a ll m od ern i come up to the Lyceum some Sit- portance th a t applications b e filed in tho im provem ent«. departm ent at the earliest possible date. ! urday evening. i f U. 8. soldiers, sailors or their widows, A C orrespon den t . children or parents, uesire in form a tion in P IO N E E R Highest o f all in Leavening Power.— Latest U.S. Gov’t Report 0 ¿>ccill* C íiij j g i w t i . A y e r’s S a rs a p a rilla Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowoll, Musa. C u r e s o t h e r s ,w ill c u r e y o u W e lC A in e . Again we*re nil assembled In the solioolhouse, as o f vore, A nd we bid each other welcome, As we enter the open door. Ill ffilUÜ Œ A. R. NOTICE. - — — , ,# . . --------------- i Dr. Price’s Cream B akin g Pow der j Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair. San Francisco. There is you th nnd beauty greeting, And a hum o f voices sweet: Gravely old er ones are talking O f tho w eather’ s eold or heat. W e are glad n o face is m issing— That grim death hns passed us by; And that people on the Fishtrup l t a , e n o cause to weep or sigh. W e gather fo r improvem ent, And to stim ulate the brain; T o learn to formulate our speeches And fo r g o o d oratory train. If yon have a difficult question, Given up by any sage, The F ishtrap Society Literary For its solvin g will engage. - ----------------- A teacher in the Junction City j school received the following note | from the mother of a boy who had | been nhseut from school for a day or two,says tbe Guard: “ Dear Sur: j please eggseuse Willie. He didunt hev butt won pear of pants an i kep him at home tu wash nnd mend tbiui and Mrs. S------ 'sgote cum an at tliim up off the lino an thet awt to hee eggescuse euuff, god nose, Yurs rospecks, Mrs. B.” Another Free Offer. It has settled all the merits O f tho dish cloth and the broom , And d ecid ed the weighty question, W hether to marry late or soon. The long winter evenings can be very profitably devoted to reading, but there are somo things that we must read the year round. One of tlieso is a local paper: tho best in the county is before you— the H erald . Another is a good home paper of general circulation, such as “ Womankind,” for instance, which comes once a month filled with the best tilings for a busy housewife. We are able by special arrangements with the publishers, to oiler “ Womankind” free for a year to every paid-in-advance sub scriber to our paper, and are glad to do so, for we are convinced that no home paper in America contains more of practical value to women. Bright stories, clever poems, the latest fashions, news of woman’s work everywhere, articles on “ Motherhood,” “ Cultivation of Flow 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 houso we offer on the same terms “ Farm News,” an agricultural paper, edited by a practical farmer (Miller Purvis, esq., late state lecturer of the Ohio Farmer’s Alliance), and filled each month with suggestions from able correspondents, that make it an absoluto necessity to every wide awake farmer. This paper is yours for the asking, provided you are a subscriber to our paper. Remember every paid-in-advance subscriber to the H e r a l d is entitled 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. Come in and pay a year in ad vance t o the H erald and get on e o f these attractive papers free. Our officers have all been men O f brave and noble deeds; Our speakers’ thoughts like whe.at, W ithout the chaff or weeds, We sigh fo r worlds to conquer. With our silvery, eloquent words, As our speakers soar aloft L ike the eagle, king o f birds. Our recitation s will amuso you, And perhaps will make y’ou laugh; B ut if I should rhyme forever, I could not tell you half. And so we kindly invite you T o com e, and keep quite still; E ach hold his own position And that alone fulfill. The president is the president, And one at a time is enough, And if yon d on't get an office, D on’ t go off in a huff. L et each one keep his temper; A gentleman never gets m ad ; I f we talk like a lot o f lawyers. You must not get angry or sad. So now fo r a winter o f pleasure. O f knowledge, and profit and gain; May our society gather up laurels T o wtar as a crown o f fa m e . En. H krald : We do not claim any literary merit for these rhymes, ami they were merely written for the diversion of our society, but we M ere requested by the Fish trap Literary Society to send them to you for pub lication, which we were reluctant to E va M . P aull . Fishtrap, Or., Oct. 12, 1895. — » « » » ------------— F(*Ba<rajp H e m * . Oct. 18.—Fall plowing has begun. Tlie farmers have finished gath ering their crops, and are now ready for rain. Cbns. Dye has moved his family ami household effects to his ranch ou Catching creek. A Demorest medal contest will be held in the Presbyterian church at this place on the 25th inst. All nre cordially invited. Come out and help tins good work along. The Fishtrap Lyceum held its first meeting of the season Oct. 12lh nnd prepared for the winter’s cam paign. The people Hocked in nu- til there was not standing room within doors. W e listened to nu excellently prepared program. 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Address, } S C .A .S R IO W & C O J O p r . P a t e n t O f f i c e . W a s h i n g t o n . D. C. * I ^ U \ V W V V \ V W V W \ \ W W W % S % W W V '« 'I tho patient, by the use o f ou r SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURB TABLETS. During treatm ent patients arc allowed the fre e n?e o f Liqu< r o r M or phine u n til such tim e as they shall volu ntarily g iv e them up. Wo «end particulars nnd pam nhlct o f tommi-Tikils fre e , ant! ahull A be glad to place snfFcrcra from any o f these habit* in con m m nlci tlou w ith persons who have been cured b y the use o f out T a b i . bts . H I L L 'S T A B L E T S ero fo r sale b y nil n o r -C L A M druggists at $ | .O O per package. I f you r d ru ggistd ocs not keep them , enclose ns 5 |, _ nnd wo w ill scud you, by returu m ail, a package o i our Tablet«. W rite you r nam e nnd nddress plainly, and state w hether Tablet« uro fo r T obacco, M orphino or L iquor Habit. DO NOT BE DECEIVED Into purchasing any o f the various nostrums t hat are being offered fo r sale. Ask fo r H T T .T .JFi T A B L E T S and take n u u u r . M anufactured o n ly b y OHIO CHEMICAL CO, LIMA, OHIO. PAYS I'vVnivstrrs 6 brooders- M ik e m oney ^ w h ile others are lime bv old processed. Catalog tells all about it. and describe« every a rtic le n e e d e d f o f tl * poultry business Th e “ E R I E ” mfvhanicallv the l'est .wheel. Prettiest model. |We a.e Pacific Coast .Vreuts. B ic v c !« cata logue, mailed freceive* fuTIdr script ton. prk*%ete.>OW ^T*w a P TJ D PLTAl JMA KfCrBATP* CO.. Prtalu*«,CAl. B ranch H e r s » , « * 6 K *'* e t., ,. »s A v g e ic ; fr o m p e r s o w h o h a ve be c u re d by the use >f Hill s Tablets. T tte O ttio C hem ical C o .: D e a r S i r :—I have been using your cure fo r tobacco habit, and foun d it would do what you claim for It. I used ten cent* w orth o f the stronger-t chew ing toba cco a day. and from one to live cigar*; o r I would sinoke from ton to fo rty pipes o f tobacco. Have chewed and smoked fo r twenty-five years, and tw o package« Oi you r Tablet« cured m e so I have n od estrr for tr.. • li. M. JAYLUUD, Leslie, Mich. D obbs F e r r y , >i. V. T itf . O n io CrrnriCAL Co. :—G E * T L lw r*:-S om e tim e ago I - *nt 61.63 * 65 Opera Block I ifyouu.teUtePet«1®*0* f l y ; ! A Ff-7 Testimoni- .o r f 1.QU w o rth o f y o u r T a b le ts f o r T o b a c c o H a b it. I r e c e iv e them :il 1 r ig h t nm l, a lth o u g h 1 w a s b o t b a h e a v y s m o k e r a n a c i . c .v . ; t h e y a i d Uiu w o r k in le s s th a n t h r e e da y * . I n m c u r e d . ruly your*, MATHEW JOlINsuN, 1 . 0 . J>uX45. PiTTSBrTtr.n. r.\. T n r Onto rnF.wiCAL C o .:—(J ertt em ew :— It gives m e pleasure to . : • . V word o f praise for your Tablets. M y «on was strongly addicted to t >« u-* t liquor.and through a friend . I was led to try yon rT ablets. He wr.ar heavy* * J constant drinker, but after using your Tablets but three day* ho qv.it drin ‘<’ ng, and w ill not touch liquor o f any kind. 1 liavo waited fou r mouth beic.ro writh-T u,Ui onlvx to kuuw ik u tu ru » » o i^ ro ^ ic u it. Y ou .- j ^ M O lIi -IU ’ l l r o i i n pit , O lio » t O n io C hem ica l C o :—G f n t l e m e n :—^Y our Tablets have perform ed an. in: c.e in ai> oa;o. d .norphlne. hypoderm ically, fo r seven years, and have been cured b y the use o f * o i you r T ablet«, and without any effort on m y part. W . L. lA J lL oA T . A d d r e s « a ll O r d e r « t o T H E O H I O C ^ E P J S iC A !. C O ., 6 1 , C 3 and jo Opera Block. LllYU., CriiG. f"