Coquille City herald., December 03, 1895, Image 4

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C ity W . O. T . U. m netn at
c h u r c h , s o u t h , ©very Fri*
p. m . A ll in te re s te d in th e [
to a tte n d
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to
items from Loe.
! D O N T S T O P T O B A C C O
Lee, Nov. 2D.— Wind and rain
are the program of the weather at
present.
Miss Sadie Harmon of thisplnce
has gone to Salem to atteud the
blind school this waiter. We miss
you, Sadie.
Lee Mast of Dora aud William
ely pur e
Harmon ot this place were in
Coquille Monday.
T in - llu u ilitu H im lr n M il l « .
Miss Dollie Hatcher has beeu
\\ bile in Bandon a few days since quite sick, but is gome better now.
we had the pleasure of visiting the
Miss Cora Chandler is visiting
Baudon woolen mills, and were hor sister, Mrs. Lee Mast of Dora,
at present.
greatly pleased with the visible
Miss Corda Rumerlin has been
evidences o f improvement in that visiting her friend, Miss Lizzie
establishment. An electric dynamo Myers of Norway, for the past
O r L a G r ip p e , t h o u g h o c c a s io n a lly e p i­
lias been put in for purposes of week.
d e m ic , is a lw a y s m o r e o r less p r e v a le n t .
A. Myers of Norway visited
T h e bent r e m e d y f o r th is c o m p la in t
lighting the building, and a large
is A y e r ’ s C h e r r y P e c t o r a l .
friends in this vicinity the first of
number of incandescent lights now
“ Last Spring, I was taken dow n with
the week.
I.ft Grippe. A t times I was com pletely pros­
shed a magnificent splendor over
There is going ti bo a sbooting-
trated, and s o difficult w as my breathing
every department of the mill dur­ matcli at Mrs. 11. H. Harmon’s on
tln;t my breast seem ed as If confined in an
Iron capo. I procured a bottle o f A y e r ’»
ing the dark hours. A large elec­ Christmas day. R. G. Humerlin
Cherry P ectoral, and no sooner had I began
taking it than relief follow ed . I could not be­
tric light is placed iu front o f the puts up the beef und invites the
lieve that tho effect would be so rapid and the
public to attend.
building, which casts a beautiful
cure so com plete. It Is truly a w onderful med­
J. J. Johnson, who has been in
icine.” —\V. II. W i l l i a m s , Crook City, S. D.
brilliance for several blocks nlong very poor health for the past year
Water street. A lot of new machin­ or two, is improving under the
ery will be put iu ns soon as it ar­ treatment o f nil eastern physician.
rives on the steamer. This makes We are glad to hear such news, for
Mr. Johnson is very highly
it what is termed a three-set mill.
P r o m p t to a c t, s u re to c u r e
raspepted by all who know him.
The management has established Mr. J. has just finished a front
a regular monthly pay-day for em­ porch to his residence. The work
Grant Harry’s fine stallion, Re­
ployes, and pay off in full each was done by R. G. Rumerlin, A.
lieve,
Jr., died Wednesday of last
Myers
and
I.
Chandler.
John
says
month. Last mouth the company
Coos couuty hpnts the world for week, evidently poisoned by wild
paid near $1000.
good Christian peopl i.
parsnips. He was all right ill the
We were shown a lot of blankets
B a b y M in e .
morning, when taken out, but near
and other goods made here that are
Johnson Bro’s have added wall­ noon *vas observed to bn sick, and
a credit to this or any other factory.
The H erald congratulates our paper to their stock of merchan­ Mr. Harry doctored him for colic.
neighbors of Bandon ou tbeir en­ dise. S. P. C., the senior of the But shortly thereafter, aud when
too late to use the other remedies
ergy iu securing this money-making firm, returned from the city lust
when the trouble wns found to be
week,
where
he
laid
in
a
good
and work-making institution in
their midst. Coquille needs a few selection of wall-paper, in addition poison, the animal keeled over and
expired in a moment. The horse
such enterprises, and we believe to fresh groceries aud family sup­
was a favorite in this county and
plies.
our people are alive to the aitua-
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hi3 loss is a heavy ono to Mr.
tiou.
A ll d r u g g is ts sell Dr. M iles 9 N e rv e Plasters.
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Harry.
Baking
Rtf's! Powder
A b
LOCAL
B la m e ?
so lut
ITEM S.
short time since a popular
A spell of weather reached us
evangelist in a leading church o f a I Inst week.
populous Michigan city preached a
We tbank Po8traa8ter Aikpu for
sermon in which he denounced the uom-tesies.
saloonkeeper in vigorous terms.
The winter rains and trade-winds
Next day in the city’s most influ­
seem to have set in.
ential daily paper appeared the fol­
Mrs. R. S. Howels, o f Baudon,
lowing letter from an ex-saloon­
spent a few days in town last week.
keeper, addressed to the evangelist
Splendid winter weather. Show­
who preached the sermon:
“Dear Sir: I attended your meet ers and sunshine combino to make
ing last night and I think you were, this a fine autumn so far.
Friend N. H. Black o f Sumner
to say the least, uufuir iu your de­
was present several days lust week
nunciation of the saloonkeeper,
differ with you as to their having during the Baptist services con­
no conscience. I am an ex-saloon­ ducted by Rev. Mr. Day.
keeper. I kept a ‘respectable place,1 Oregon Kidney Tea m sold on a
and besides that I rented u y place positive guarantee by N. G. W.
o f a deacon in the Baptist church, Perkins, o f Myrtle Point, aDd Dr.
S. L. Leneve. of Coquille City.
and my bondsmen were one a Meth­
J. A. Smith, o f Coos river, son-
odist and the other a Presbyterian
The officers whose signatures were in-law of Mr. Danielson near
fixed to the document which gaye Parkersburg, came over on last
me the right to sell both belonged Weduesduy and went down on a
to *my church.’ On the day o f elec­ visit.
^FLUEMZA,
AYER’S *
Cherry Pectoral
J. L. Van Derwei ker, wbo rep­
tion Baptists, Methodists, Presby­
terians, Cougregationalists, Episco­ resents Tbos. L. Kent of San Fran­
palians, Lutherans, Catholics, Spir­ cisco, merchant tailor, was in Co­
itualists, Uuiyersalists, infidels, quille last Wednesday heading for
atheists, saloonkeeper and highway- Marshfield.
robbers all voted for a license to
Oregon Kidney Tea is nature’s
graDt me the privilege to damn the own remedy for kidney troubles.
souls you are trying to save, and For sale by N. G. W. Perkins, of
let me prophesy now that many Myrtle Point, and Dr. S. L. Leneve,
o f Coquille City.
who arose last night to be counted
J. D. CliutoD, a former black­
a member of some evangelical
S a ra li a n i l I > o » r F a c t o r y .
J SO M E W AN T
church will this full cast their vote smith of Coquille, now of Riddle,
Another meeting was held at thj
p r e s e n ts i t s e lf at
fcr a license to sell liquid damna­ came down ou last Wednesday and little church on Inst Wednesday
th e h o u s e h o ld
expects
to
select
a
location
and
a
n
d
els
e
w
h
e
re
i
f
any
a
c
t
iv
it
y
lo c a lit y .
tion.
evening in the interest of the pro­ K e e p y o u r b u sin ess o r a ffa m ir s th e a liv
e and
move
back
to
Coos
county.
"It is straDge that the evangelists
m
a
k
e
th
e
m
m
o
v
e
.
C
ash
is
th
e
r
ig
h
t t h in g .
posed sash and door factory. A
D o n o t let a n y one g et y o u r n a m e d o w n as
Rev. T. L. Jones, presiding elder, goodly number of interested citi­ a d e b t o r . B e free an d in d e p e n d e n t t o p u r­
•re whipping the saloonkeepers
a n d w h at you p le a s e . I f y o u
with u lash that ought to be used preached a good sermon, to a fair- zens were present and after several c h h a a v s e e n w o h t ere
th e ca p ita l to ru n the r a n c h o r the
■pon the backs of tbe professional sized audience, at the M. E. church talks by different persons, a com­ b u s in e s s g e t it on th e b e s t term s p o s s ib le
a n d p a y f o r it a t cu rren t ra tes, b u t d o n o t
Christians, who use tbeir prayers on last Tuesday night. He left for mittee o f three, consisting o f Wm. p a y t w o p r ic e s fo r g o o d s fo r th e sa k e o f a
few w e e k s c r e d it . T h a t is y o u r tr o u b le to ­
Marshfield
on
Wednesday.
to mock God and their votes to
Nosltr, Ben Lawreuce and Noah d a y . E c o n o m y is w e a lth . O u r C L O T H ­
build up the kingdom of tbe deyil.
Miss Lilly Deun’s presence in the Leneve, was selected to confer with I N G f o r S u n da 3 and e v e r y d a y u se is well
m a d e a n d o f g o o d m a te r ia l.
I t is s o ld at
You quoted scripture last night to postoffiee has undoubtedly closed parties at Roseburg, aud elsewhere, th e r ig h t p r ic e . S U N D A Y S U I T S A T £ 5
A11B1S V H
prove that the saloonkeepers inherit lip all opposition and centered that in reference to moving a plant to U P S e . n d f o r o u r fu ll * 41 a
i ¿ a 8 s i 9 !. 1 '
list o f
tbe abodes of the damned, but no business with the ‘‘old reliable"— this place, as it was learned that
reference was made to tbe final the government shop. Any oppo­ a gentleman who bns a factory at
SMITHS CASH STORE,
410 t o 418 F ror.t s t r e e t , S a n F r a n c is c o .
summing up of the hypocrite.
sition hereafter must have at least Roseburg is willing to move if
"Let me give you a few quota- cne or more handsome lady clerks, proper encouragement is offered.
lions from tbo scriptures:
‘ Woo or they’re left.
Another committee o f three, con­
nntc you, hyocrites, who, under the
The storeroom in the Odd Fel­ sisting of C. C. Myers, Gabe Brown
cloak of the church, sell your prin­ lows’ building is being fitted up and J. H. Cecil was chosen, to find
ciples for a price, who pave your for use by J. A. Lyons. He will a suitable location, look after tbe
AND
streets with human souls and paint conduct his merchandising there matter o f a building, etc. These
your asylums with tho blood of the uutil he puts tip his contemplated committees are to report to a meet­
innocent victims of your legalized new building near the depot on ing on next Saturday evening at
( L o r e n z B u ild in g )
rum.’ ‘ Woe unto you who stand Front street. J. J. Lamb, the the same place. The people are
in tbe synagogues and pray God to hardware man, will occupy all of enthusiastic oyer the matter and
COQUILLE CITY.
drive intemperance from our Innd the old Lyons building, he having we will surely have a factory.
and staud at the exit with your vote purchased the same some months
Persons who will clip this
to drive it back.
For in the last since.
Y y i L I L L k eep c o n s t a n t ly o n h a n d a c o m -
coupon from the columns VV p le te lin e o f
day you will be cast into the lake
A. E. Kilpatrick, of Fillmore, Cal.,
of tho HERALD and send FRESH AND SALTED MEATS,
o f whisky set ou fire by the demons had tho misfortune to have his leg t with their order to Smith's Cash
Bologna, Hoad Cheese,
of hell.’
caught between a cart and a stone Store, t i l to 418 Front street, San
VEGETABLES, CANNED GOODS
and
badly
bruised.
Ordinarily
he
Francisco,
Cal.,
will
receive
pre­
“ A saloonkeeper is not a hypo­
Coffee, Sugars Teas,
would
have
been
laid
up
for
two
or
miums,
as
follows:
Ou
orders
$1
crite; a Christian man of brnins
T o b a c c o s , C ig a r«, e tc.
three weeks, but says: “ After using to |10, a child’s book, Dolly Dimple I
who votes for a license is, and if I one bottle of Chamberlnin’s Pain Series; order $10 to $25, one year’s I * ? ” P r ic e « are a s lo w a s th e lo w e s t , „ f g l
O rd e rs fr o m any part p r o m p t ly fille d .
understand the Bible right God Balm I began to feel better, and in subscription, free, to any of the fol­
hates a hypocrite worse thnu the three days was entirely well. The lowing
PAPERS :
devil hates a saint.
Deal fairly peculiar soothing qualities which
S C A T T E R E D S E E D S . P h ila d e lp h ia . P a .
with all and wo sinners will tiud no Chamberlain’s Pain Balm possesses O l i C H A l i D A N D F A R M , S a n F r a n c ia c o .
W e tak e thia o p p o r t u n it y o f i n fo r m in g
I have never noticed in any other H O M E M A G A Z I N E , W a s h in g t o n , D . O.
o u r s u b s c r ib e r s t h a t t h e n e w C o m in is :iio n e
fault.
A n E x -S aloonkeeper .”
o f P e n s io n s h a s b e e n a p p o in t e d . H e is au
liniment. I take pleasure in recom­ F A R M J O U R N A L , P h ila d e lp h ia , P a .
O n ly o n e c o u p o n h o n o r e d w ith e a c h o r d e r . o ld s o ld ie r , Rnd w e b e lie v e t h a t s o b lie r a an d
"P . S.— I niu so ashamed that I mending it." This liniment is also
[S u g a r p u rch a a es n o s in c lu d e [.■
d u in th
in o a b » o v e th e ir b u r s w ill r e c e iv e ju s t ic e nt b i s b u n d s .
was ever engaged in the sntanic of great value for rheumatism and o ffe r .]
W e d o n o t a n t ic ip a te that th e r e w ill bo any
r a d ic a l c h a n c e s in t b e a d m in is t r a t io n o f
B
o
o
k
s
f
r
o
m
o
u
r
25
c
e
n
t
For salo by Dr. S. L.
business o f selling the devil’s tea lame back.
p e n s io n a ffa ir s u n d e r th e n e w r e g im e .
list ra a y b e c h o s e n in p la c e
o f p a p e rs i f p r e fe r r e d .
W o w o u ld a d v ise, h o w e v e r , th a t U. S.
I will not give my nnme. Hoping Leueve, druggist.
EVERY RAY
PIONEER
m A R E E T
Family
Grocery,
Props.
ALL 1
G. A. R. NOTICE.
FREE
Thanksgiving day was quite well
the chnrch may be converted and
saloonkeepers driven from their observed iu this place. Only one
religious service was held, thut by
legalized dens, l quit.”
Rev. Mr. Smith o f tbe Methodist
Commenting on this letter the church, but business was very gen­
editor of Zion’s Watchman says: erally suspended, family reunions
"W e believe this ‘ex-saloon keeper’ held, and many special dinners
has got hold of tho right end of the prepared, nt some o f which per­
anloou taugle. So loug as the mem­ sonal friends were entertained.
bers of churches lease their prop­ Some few citizens weut duck hunt-
erty for saloon purposes, so long ns lug, and at 2 p. in. the Cyclonp and
the names of Christians are at­ Academy teams gave a football
tached to saloon licensos, so long contest, which was largely attended
as men vote to protect the business and variously enjoyed—by some
by law, so long there will be found intensely, and by others condemned
men wbo will sell it. We have re- ns a sport which should be ruled
peAtcd, time and time again, if all out on account of tho danger to
Chrietiaus, unitedly, washed their lift and limb of the contestants.
hands of this curse, it would be
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suppressed iu a single year. Wei
N e i ’ VOUS S h o c k ,
regard the legalizing ot this awful
E. W. J oy C^TT nt — Gentlemen:
traffic ns a crime against liumauity This is the first time I have attempted
for which God will hold us respon- »o write for three years. Have been
sible.”— Cold Water (M ich.) Star, j to nervous and weak that I have
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laid in bed most of tho time.
Deafness Cannot be Cu red.
A friend who had taken your
b y lo c a l A p p lica tio n s, ah th e y c a n n o t re a r
Sarsaparilla sent m o two bottles
t h e diaenneu p o r tio n o f tin, c a r . There ia | The second one is most cone
and
o n ly o n e w ay t o cu re d e a fn e s s , a n d I b a L -i" r i
-
i .
,
" “ • " " "
b y oonH titutionnl remedies.
Doafncas is 1 *mvo gained twenty pounds, amt
ca u s ed b y an in fla m e d c o n d it io n o f th e n m -
con n linniK o f tb e e n s la o h in n tu b e . W h e n
th ia t u b « « e t s in fla m e d y o n h a ve a r u m b lin g
s u r e ly fe e l
.VI .111 H I . E
IV O U K s
A T
IIU V IE .
- I *1 t t r a r y i n f ’ o , | 1 , 111 e — A f 'l a : , l i r e
to t ill} T a b l e t s o r M o n u m e n t » .
T I ia r m b l w h o r a o f i l . a U r n i r n
1 lid p u n l l . tiers O t t i l e t i l . U A L I '
have accepted an ngonev for the
1
Marble Works of C . W.
,
i o I,
,,
. . .
1 atersou at Marshfield. Mr. 1 ater-
C o o s Bay
■ > , . ^
son is one o f the finest m echanics
s o ld ie r s , s a ilo r s , a n d t h e ir h eirs, la k e s tep s
t o m ak e a p p lic a t io n a t o n c e , i f t h e y have
n o t a lr e a d y d o n o a >, in o r d e r t o s e c u r e lire
I b e n e fit o f t b e e a r ly f ilin g o f t h e ir c la im s
c a se th e r e s h o u ld b e a u v fn ture p en s ion
, le g is la t io n .
S u c h le g is la t io n is s e ld o m
1 r e t r o a c t iv e . T h e r e f o r e it is o f g r e a t im -
p o r ta n c e t h a t a p p lic a t io n s tie filed in the
d e p a rtm e n t a t t h e e a r lie s t p o s s ib le d a t e .
I f LI. S . s o ld ie r s , s a ilo r s o r t h e ir w id ow s.
c h ild r e n o r p a r e n t s , a , - : r e i n fo r m a t io n in
reg a r d t o p e n s io n m a tte rs , t h e y s h o u ld
j ,vnte to T hk P rkss C l v i m s C o m p a n y , at
W a s h in g t o n , D. C., and th ey w ill prepare
a n d sen d th e n e c e s s a r y a p p lic a t io n , i f th ey
! fin d th em e n t itle d o n d e r t h e n u m e r o u s lawn
J e n a c t e d f o r t h e ir b e n e fit. A d tress.
in his hue on the Pacific Coast, aud
,, , .
. .
.
guarantees all Ins work to give sat-
p r e ss c l a im s c o m p a n y ,
¡• fa c tio n .
l l i s prices are lower I1’' 0 ' P0* 888--
'V::
11 r
than those of the Willamette valley
shops for the same class o f work, J
and yet agents for foreign marble
if you use the Petatum®
Incubator.* a Brooik'rs*
workers are in the habit of rnnning
M ake m oney w h ile
eth ers a re w a stin g
through this country nnd taking! tim e b y old processes.
C atalog te l Is a ll about
orders for their work, thus taking
It .and describes ev ery
article needed fcr tb~<
tbe money out o f the couuty that
p oultry busin ess
ought to be retained here for such
The “ ERIE”
m ech an ically th e best
goods.
Patronize home institn-I
w heel. P rettie st model.
]\Ve a re P a cific Coaat
tions, and men who work and live
A gents. B ic y c le c a ta ­
logue, m ailed free,Rives
here and are responsible for their
full description, price*, cie., a o f n t s w a n t f ij .
PETALUMA IHiiCTBATOR CO., P eta ls oia.Cal.
contracts. The H e r a l d manage­
B r a n c h H o u sk , *31 S Mniti St., I.os A n geles
ment joins Mr. Paterson in guar­
anteeing every job done by him to
Ire satisfactory aud in accordance
with designs. Mr. Paterson is also
a gentleman to deni with, as tbe
CHICKEN BRISSRS PAYS
it
new
w om an
I w m I H f r a id
can
te s t ifv fr o m fo r m e r
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,
I r iE U A L . 1 ) t a n
li s i l l y
iro m lo im e r
1 m e - i m n . n o m u n itio n .
H a d g iv e n ! b u s in e s s r e la t i o n s w it h h im .
“ '? " P .» " I h»d tried so many remedies I
Call at the H eiiald office and
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat-J
e n tir e ly c lo s e d den fn ea s ia t b e result, a n d «„.I d o c t o r a h o t f,,,,,,.l
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•
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. .
n n lesa tha in fla m m a tio n c a n bo ta k en o u t “ " a ,,c>i tors, Dut found no benefit. [ see specimens of marble, photo-, >nt business conducted for M o d e r a t e F e e s .
5
O u a O r n c c i s O c p o sit e u . s . p a t e n t O rriCEj
a n d tbta tu b e re sto re d to ita n o rm a l c o n d l - i If you care to publish this you have graphic views of slabs monuments
and w e c.m scour* pat ut ra lesa tuuc than those 5
t i o n , hearing will b. d e s tr o y e d fo r e v e r ; my couseut. (Signed)
‘
etc.
We
will
also
bate
on
exhibi-
rem ote fr 'm W ashington.
n iu e couch o u t o f ten are ca u se d b y c a ta r r h ,
, Solid model, drawing or photo* With dcscnp-J
w h ic h is n o th in g hat a n iuffntuod c o n d it io n j
Mas. A. C. T im . iiam ,
tion nt our office samples of Mr. tion. W e advise, if patentable or not, free o f f
o f th e m u co u s s u rfa ce s.
charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured.
J
Aleuieda, Cal. . Paterson’s woik in the near future.
A P amsm let “ Hi w to Obtain Patents” with#
W e w ill g i r o o n e hun dred d o lla r* f o r an y
ro,t
r
f
Mine
in’
the
U
.
h.
and
foret^a
countries?
o a a e o f d e a f nos* tenuaed by c a t a r r h ) th a t
— ;—
In the meantime persons wishing 1 sent free. Address,
#
c a n n o t be on red b y H a ll'* C a ta rrh C u re.
Headaches, Billiousness and Tor- ! work in this line will do well to call
B en d f o r c ir c u la r s , free.
,
C .A .S N O W & C O .
F. J. CHKNKYACo., Toledo,O. Ç^,H^er
when you take «t tin* H ekald oftice aud consult ; u . i
O**. . p a t e n t O r r t c E . W a s h i n g t o n . D C . ^
IflTSold b? drugging 75c.
Joy é Y egetnblt) SurnapanlU.
with ua.
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■ V W W W V \ W \ V W V % V V V V W W »W \ % W
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McF.wen & McCain of the H er -
1 A l.D are agents for tho (J. W. Pater-
How to Cure Yourself While Using sou marbleworksat Marshfield. If
Tobacco.
I you contemplate erecting tablets or
The tobacco habit grows on a man ! monuments, cull and tee designs
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