Coquille City herald., February 11, 1896, Image 3

Tbe household goods o f Fred
Barker, the lighthouse keeper nt j
Bi.udoD, went down on yesterday’s
boat
girini (EUlJ gjWRUL
TUESDAY.
FEB.
11,
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“For Charity Suffcrcth Long.**
L . G R A Y ,-
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&
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
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—
On last Saturday Mrs. Amanda
StockmHn was seventy years old. j
U T O N D A Y 8 . WEDNESDAYS AND FUI-
dftjri wiU run ut follow«;
On that day she walked in from the
Leave
Arrive
ranch and called at the H erald
8 00 a. m.
12.1ft p. ra.
Marshfield
Arrive “
Leave
The Coquille chews are the pop­
T ry a bottle o f tbe new Swamp | office, and was as active aud vigor­
i i
II. 15 “
ous as most girls. W e extend the
COQUILLE C ITY ll.00A.ro.
ular thiug. Mrs. Nasburg’s.
Angel remedy now kept at the lady onr congratulations ou her
10.2ft “
9.50 “
Norway
10.15 •*
10.00 “
Myrtle Point
I t is ¡he good health aud hope that it may
James T. Brady, a Marshfield Coquille Pharmacy.
machinist, was iu town last Satur­ boss.
coutinue for many years.
W ATCHES, F IN E L IN E OF CLOCKS O F BEST M AKE, N E W A N D
L O C A L IT E M «.
day.
S T Y L IS H S IL V E R W A R E A N D O P T IC A L GOODS
The “ Darktown Minstrels,” of
The regular meeting o f tbe city
T o McDonald’s, for hot or cold
AI Batch returned home last Iowa, will give an entertainment at council met on last Monday even­
A L W A Y S ON HAND.
week from a business visit at
bathe.
Tho petition
Masonic hall tomorrow (W ednes­ ing nt the city ball.
of B. E. Nosier was laid on the
Additional locals od 2d and 4th Marshfield.
day) evening. Admission, 25 cents. table.
Strings fo r All Kinds o f Musical Instruments .-
Election
officers
were
pages.
John M. Conner, of the lower
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chosen to conduct the city elec­
coast,
below
Bandon,
was
up
on
Notice to Fruit-Growers.
E. P. Mast o f the North Fork
Mr*. Lacra C. Phoenix, miwaafcae, Wla.
tion, ns follows:
Judges, T. R.
business this morning.
was dowu yesterday.
“ M a t r o n o f a B e n e v o le n t M o n te
A. K E L L Y AND E. M. CANTER- Willard, J. W. Nosier and John
Glenn Cox and fnmily will prob­ o . BU11Y nr« prepared to do grafting Kronen berg.
Tomorrow night the “ Darktown
Clerks, Noah Le- and knowing tho good Dr. Hltoa' Nervine
ably return to Bandon shortly from of fruit and ornamentai trees. Long expe­ neve and A l Balcli.
Minstrels,” at Masonic hall.
N o other hoe done mo. my wish to help others, over-
rience
enables
us
to
do
the
very
best
of
work
comca my dislike for the publicity, this
the ininiug section to reside.
at tho lowest possible rates. We guarantee business was transacted.
IS S U P P L IE D W IT H A SELECT STOCK O F
T ry some of Mrs. Nnsburg’s
letter may glvo me. In Nov. and Dec., 1SW,
our work. Any person wishing grafting
Oregon
Kidney
Ten
for
sale
by
Coqnille chews.
They are deli­
T b e primary election of the T h e inmatem h a d th o “ L a G r i p p e ,”
will do well to add ret a
and 1 was one of the first. Resuming duty
O. A. KELLY, Riverton,
Dr. 8. L . Leueve, o f Coquille City,
cious.
People’s party, called to elect 10 too soon, with tho care of so many sick, I
or, E.M . CANTERBURY, Bandon.
and N. G. \\. Pei kins, of M yrtle
delegates to tho state convention, did not regain my health, and In a month
W e wish to call the attention of was held in the new hotel iu I b eca m e mo d e b ilita te d a n d n e r v o u t
put chairs together at his factory Point.
from elocploasneas aud tho drafta made on
A N IC E L IN E OF
The county teachers’ examina­ our renders to the advertisement Coquille last Saturday. The fo l­ my vitality, that It was a question if I could
across the river.
tion will be held in this plnce, at of Charles Schweizer, Bandon’s lowing 10 persons received the go od . A dear friend advised mo to try
Gillhaia keeps back o f the trig
highest uutnber of votes: W.JD. B r . B i l e s ’ R e s t o r a t iv e N e rv in e .
barber pole. G o ami get shaved the P“ hli? »çhool building, tomor- popular tailor. Mr. Schweizer is
Marshall, R. D. Sanford, J. S. I took 3 bottles and am happy to say, I am
*
*? .
rmv
111 n
o
n
row, hptntmino
beginning nt
at 10
o’clock
a. m
m.
-A-li
at
Prices
-A.ston.ieliing'ly Xjcrw.
and get your hair cut right away.
ab artist in bis line, and is vouched McCain, Josh
Nelson,
James In bettor health than ever. I still continue
I t s occa sion a l u se , am a n e r v e fo o d ,
Wm.
Wood,
of
Bandon,
who
has
Motheny,
Dan
Giles,
Wm.
Phillips,
J. C Whittington and J. F.
for by his patrons ns a conscien­
as my work la very trying. A letter ad-
Cnpt. Boone, J. J. Stanley, I. T. dreseod to Milwaukee, Wts., will reach me.”
Mast were in town and called at been spending several days on the tious workman.
W e have tested
upper
Coqnille,
spent
yesterdny
nnd
Juno 0,1S94.
M ks . L aura O. P hoerix .
Weekly. W e have not heard from
the H e iu l d office on last Friday.
Dr. Mllee' Nervine Is sold on a positive
today in town.
H e was a caller his work and are more than pleased other precincts as yet.
guarantee that the first bottlo will benefit.
Oregon K idney Tea for snle by at the H erald office.
to recommend it. A ny one wish,
A ll druggists sell It at II, 0 bottles forM. or
It will l<o sent, prepaid, on receipt of price
Dr. 8. L. Lenovp, o f Coquille City,
ANTED.—Several trustworthy gentle­ ing a neat-fitting, well-made suit,
by the Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Xnd.
Daily Health Laws.
men or ladies to travel in Oregon for
and N. G. W. Perkins, o f M jr lie
at a reasonable price should give
established, reliable house. Salary, $780
Point.
Don’t eat so rapidly.
and expenses. Steady position. Enclose him a call.
and self-addressed stamped en­
Wilson & McGrow Bre good references
Sit on a chair nnd be quiet nfter
Restores Health
velope. The Dominion Company. Third
T r a r h m ’ K x a in l lin i Io n .
eating. Your stomach is not a coal
blacksmiths and will warrant their Floor, Omaha Building, Chicago, Illinois.
work. Turn in at the corner shop,
bin.
O r .llu n u r e S o . 5 .
Notice is hereby given that, for the
Clark Bullard has bought the
opposite Messer’s stable.
When you feel uncomfortable
little steamer Cumtox from the purpose of making an examination after eating you have eaten too An Ordinance Regulating the Busi­
ness of a Peddler.
We acknowledge a pleasnnt call W all Bros’s, at M yrtle Point, nud of nil persons who may offer them­ much, nnd you need Joy’s Vegetable
Friday from J. A. Doughty,of Lnm- will carry milk to the Arago cream­
The
town of Coquille City does
Sarsaparilla.
selves ns candidates for teachers of
pey creek. Mr. Doughty is one of ery. The price paid was $600.
I f you suffer from rheumatism ordain as follows:
the schools of this county, the
the most thrifty farmers o f Coos
Section 1. Thnt no person shall
Ayer’ s Hair Vigor keeps the scalp free county school superintendent there­ watch the sheets. Dou’t get between
county. .
carry on the business of a peddler,
from dandruff, prevents the hair from be­ of will hold a public examination them; if damp dry them.
Dou’t forget that Cnpt. Manley coming dry and harsh, and makes it flexible at Coquille City, commencing on
Curo jo u r rheumatism with Joy’s or sell at retail or private sale nny
goods goods, wares or merchandise
Roberts runs the steamer Blanco and glossy. All the elements that nature Wednesday, nt 10 o’clock n. in., the Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
requires to mnke the hair abundant and
betweeu Marshfield nnd Empire.
Keep flies out of your house; hey within the corporate limits of Co­
beautiful, are supplied by this admirable 12th day of February, IBiKi.
quille City without first having ob­
DR. J. BURT MOORE, Proprietor.
I f you want a pleasant ride tuke preparation.
Teachers who are eligible for are germ carriers.
tained a license therefor from the
the Blaaco to Empire.
Wear flannel undergarments.
state certificates and diplomas must
p E W , P U R E A N D F R E S H DRUGS
Mr. aud Mrs. J. W. Sugg have
Keep your feet warm; your head recorder or marshal of said town.
E. J. Bigelow took a trip np to moved to the Holverstott house, mnko application at the same time.
Sec. 1. No person shall keep any
1 &
A N D C H EM IC ALS
cool.
Dated this 24th day of January,
his ranch near Salmon mountain near Uncle Gnbe Browu’s. Mrs.
When your blood is thin you feel booth, stall or stand for the purpose
just
received
and being received
1896.
J.
H.
B
a r k lo w ,
week before |Hst nnd returned home s. continues her dressmaking there
When of retailing nny goods, wares or
County School Superintendent cold in the least change.
daily; also a full assortment of the
last Thursday. H e reports having ¡ n enlarged quarters, and is pre-
merchandise
within
tho
corporate
your blood is thin take Joy’s Vege­
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lind quite a rough trip,
standard proprietary medicines.
pared to fill oiders promptly.
table Sarsaparilla; it will mnke your limits of said town without first hav­
C o r r e c tio n .
ing obtained a license therefor from
Oregon K idney Ten is the most
blood
red,
rieh
and
thick.
Dr. J. D. G ibben,-of Portland,
The H er ald is plensed to make
effective blood-purifier known. For has beeu in Coquille for several
Yes it will do to take Joy’s the recorder or mnrshul.
correction o f nn item that found
Sec. 3.
Every person applying
Vegetable Sarsaparilla now.
sale by druggists N. G. W. Perkins, j dayPi employed principally in re-
its way, by misinformation, into
nf M yrtle Point, and Dr. 8. L. moving people’s corns.
When you get off your bicycle for a license under the provisions of (gjomiwmniling of Prescriptions
The doc­
this act shall pay to the recorder or
Leueve, o f Coquille City.
tor is a complete success iu that the ‘‘Bntidou Budget” in oar Inst after a long warm run, put on a
a. Specialty.
marshal of said town the sum of
coat.
issue.
The item in question
T b e monthly social of the Chris­ liue.
not less thnn one dollar, nor more
I
f
you
are
going
on
a
trip
take
tian Endeavor o f the Christian
E. E. Dickson, o f onr shingle- states: “ I t is reported thnt there Joy’s Vegetable Sarsapnrilla.
than two dollars and fifty cents per
Resi-
O F F IC E O F DR. J. B U R T MOORE— At The PH A R M A C Y ;
church will be held at the residence ' mill, met with nn accident Inst will be u reduction of wnges nt the
Strange food
makes strange daj’, aud iu the same proportion for
edence— Hatch property, near Mr. Mesaer’a.
o f J. W. Sugg this (Tuesday) week, hnving had three fingers of woolen mills commencing Feb. lot,”
a
longer
period
of
time;
provided,
stomachs.
Joy’s Vegetable Sarsa­
evening. Everybody invited.
I his left hand cut with a saw, mak­
etc. This does injustice to tbnt parilla reaches the stomach, cleanses that no license shall be issued for a
ing a very sore liaDd, but not prov­
less period than one daj’ ; provided,
H. W. Mast, o f Lee, brother o f j
institution, ns iustend o f reduciug the stomach, and renews the
ing serious.
further, no license shall be required
Rube Mast o f Bandon, wus in on j
wages, in several departments they stomach.
Arrangements have been made
No appetite?
Take Jby’s ’Vege­ for the purpose of peddliug proper
Jnst Fiidny, nnd gave the H erald
have been increased.
The H e r ­ table Sarsaparilla.
Keen appetite. books and literature, or any farm
a call.
W e are plensed to have bv which Morras’ B id ’ s mill will
Accept nothing but the genuine produce that is grown iu the state
our friends drop iu when iu town. be put into operation in a few days. a ld is the friend o f the Bandon
It is not at all improbable that one woolen mills, as it is o f nil other when you ask for Joy’s Vegetable of Oregon by himself.
With pure, vigorous blood coursing
See. 4.
Any person or persons
of onr townsmen will take charge institutions o f that kind estab­ Sarsaparilla.
through the veins and animating every
violating any of the provisions of
(O pposite the N ew H o tel)
o
f
the
mill.
lished
in
Coos
county,
nnd
we
fibre o f the body, cold wentner is not only
this ordinance shall be deemed guilty
endurable but pleasant and agreeable. No
A SAsh and door fa c to r y OCClipy- never let nn opportunity pass of
of a misdemeanor nnd shall be pun­
other blood medicine is so certain in its i jp g a b u ild in g 50i80 ‘ e el, tw o s to -
ished bjr a fine of not less than ten
speaking
a
good
word
for
them.
results ns Aye-’» Sarsaparilla. W ha.it does j r jeg h igll.H nd nn engine-room 20x40,
dollars nor more than twenty-five
W e are sorry the above error
for others it will do for you.
I two stories high, would be a very
dollurs, or imprisonment in tbe town
M elville Stine came over Inst wpek creditable beginning nud speak crept into onr columns, bat can
jail on« day for each two dollars of
from Grnuts Pass on a visit, but well for oar town. Shall we have assure onr renders thnt no injustice
such fine.
inclines to drive stakes and remain it?
was intended by anyone.
Adopted Feb. 10,1890, ayes being
with us. H e is stopping with his
Brown, Drane, Perry and Lorenz;
C O N S T A N T L Y R E C E IV E A N D K E E P F R E S H G R O C E R IE S
relatives, Frank Boutell nnd fam ­ “ JIVERY WOMANS FRIEND”
No mystery about it. When the
nnj's, nono.
ily.
A N D F A M I L Y S U P P L IE S , C A N N E D G O O D S, 8 U G A R ,
Gives color to tho cheek, sparkle to Shakers offered some time ago to
J ohn G o od man ,
the eve nnd pence to the mind.
give
away
a
bottlo
of
their
Diges­
C O F F E E , T E A S , S P IC E S , S A L T , ETC ., E T C .
Mrs. Nasburg is opening up a
President
of
the
Board.
P O SITIV E CUKE for female troubles.
tive Cordial to any one who might |
confectionery shop, lunch counter, Address.
Attest: C. C. Myers,Clerk of Board. T O B A C C O S A N D C IG A R S ,
:
C A N D IE S A N D N U T S ,
MHS. L. VERNON, Business Manager,
call at their New Y ork office, there!
bakery, and general restaurant nnd
Stockton, California.
F
R
E
S
H
A
N
D
S
A
L
T
E
D
M E A T S
was a great rush and a great many 1
eating establishment. This will be
» «o »«
W suitc<l.
people
thought
they
were
crazy.
a nice addition to the business of
On last Saturday the steamer
L A R D , V E G E T A B L E S O F A L L K IN D S .
To rent a dairy farm o f at least
Subsequent events prove it to
the town.
Dispatch brought up 600 cases o f
10 cow capacity with necessary
have
been
n
very
clever
advertising
A FINE LINE OF WALLPAPER.
The H e r a l d Laud company will snlmon from the Bandon cannery,
transaction, for although they gave
apparatus for running it.
Aliy
soon have listed a large number of for shipment by way o f the bay.
g*bf*Prices
ns
low
as the lowest.
away thousands of bottles, it was
person hnving such a farm to rent
farms, timber tracts and town prop­ This is only a portion of the out­
Bay-Orders from any part promptly filled.
in
the
cud
profitable;
nearly
every
erties for snle or trade. W e pro­ put o f that institution the past sea­
for three or five yenrs « ill please
one
that
took
a
free
bottle
came
pose to do business honestly nnd son.
correspond with 8. P. Coudron, at
back for more and paid for it with
treat
customers
I F Y O U W A N T IN F O R M A T IO N A B O U T
. . onr
.
. . . . with
. .
.. courtesy | Dr. J. W. Strange, the Roseburg pleasure, saying they had derived
Marshfield.
and fairness. We invite the pub- dentist, is expected to arrive in better results from its use than from
lie to investigate oar plans of bus- Coqnille City some time next month, nny other mediciue they had ever
Bigger and Better
Execution Sale.
,ues8-
of which due notice will hereafter used.
Than E ver Before.
Our old friem! T. J. Perkins, of he given. Pattons, o f the H erald
There is nothing so uniformly
I 'V fO T IC E ia hereby given, tbnt nnder aud
the lower river, spent nn hour or will consnlt their own interests by successful in the treatment of atom-1
by virtne of fin execution insued out
I
o f the Circuit Court of the Stale of
ADD RESS A L E T T E R O R P O S TA L CARD TO
two with us Saturday. H e left us reserving their work for him.
ach troubles as the Shaker Diges- j
Oregon for the county of Coos, on
a choice winter apple, the ‘•Rubi­
! the 17th day of January, 1893, upon a
H enry Sengstacken o f Marsh­ tire Cordini, nud what is better than
j judgment rendered in the justice’ « court
con," to sample. It is a beautiful field, as manager o f the Wells- all, it relieves at ouce.
I for the town of Marsh Geld, Coos county.
apple, grows to perfection lieie, Fnrgo Express Co., last week vis­
T e lit Everything Yon Went Oregon, nnd n transcript of said Judgment
P H I L I P W. A V I R E T T , General Manager.
and keeps till midsummer of the ited Bandon nnd established a lo­
tiled in said circuit court, said judgment
L axol , the new form of Castor
|
to Know When You
nnd execution being in fat or of E. B. Dean P. O . Box 463,
year following, i t is crisp and o f cal office there nt C. Y . Low e’ s Oil, is so palatable thnt children lick
Want to Know It.
Washington, D. C .
& Co., plaintiffs, and against the property
fine flavor.
Honorably discharged soldiers and sailors who served ninety days, or over, in the late
of
8.0.
Brown.
J.
L.
Brown
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
drug store.
The service will be the spoon clean.
t A VERITABLE CYCLOPEDIA Tibbetts, as Trustees of the Methodist war are entitled, if now partially or wholly disnbled fo r ordinary manual labor, whether
George Cox, brother o f onr Mrs. three times a week each way.
Episcopal Church of Marshfield Charge or disability was caused by service or not, and regardless of their pecuniary circumstances.
OF UP-TO-DATE FACTS.
n .U Ilt lL D .
WIDOWS of such soldiers and Bailors are entitled (If not remarried) whether soldiers,
Ciroait, Oregou Conference, in Coos county,
Charley Wickham and W ill Cox,
The following-named persons K inosum vn -A lumbauoh —At Bandon. Feb.
Oregon, defendants, and said execution death was due to army service or not, if now dependent upon their own labor for sup­
came up from Snn Francisco per compose the new directory o f the
port.
Widowa not dependent upon their own labor are entitled if the soldier’s death
9, 1896, by Justice A. D. Morse, Win. Bing- ]
An Invaluable and Unrivalled commanding me to mnke the sum o f $34.90
j with interest thereon at the rate of eight was dne to servioe.
erman nnd Miss Rosa Alumbangh.
steamer Hom er yesterday and will Cloverlenf Creamery at Myrtle
Polltloal and Popular
CHILDREN
are entitled (if under 1G years) in almost all cases where there was n*
1 per cent per annum from the 22d dnv of
Hand-Book.
remain awhile. Clias. Grassel, wife Point:
A lbert Barklow, Thomas
j April, 1893, and the further sum o f $30.70 widow, or she has since died or remarried.
DORM.
and three children o f Alameda, Bnrklnw, Louis Strong, J. H. W tant —At Two-Mile, near Bandon, to Mr.
j costs, including $25.00 attorney’s fees nnd PARENTS are entitled if sold ier left neither widow nor child, provided soldier died in
also the costs of nud upon said writ. I did. servioe, or from effects of service, and they are now dependent, npon their own labor for
Cal., came up on the same steamer Mntheoy and B. C. S h a ll Thomas
and Mrs. Ed Wyant, a son.
| on the 20th day of January, 1890, levv aupport. It makes no difference whether soldier served or died in late wac or in regular
READY
JANUARY
1st,
1896.
and will locate here. Mr. G. is a Barblow is secretary o f the board H kbminn —At San Franoi.oo, Feb. 6, lHttS,
I upon, as the property o f the said defend­ army or navy.
. . . . .
to Mr. and Mm. S. D. Hermann, a son.
Soldiers of the late war, pensioned nnder one law, msy apply for higher rates under
ants, the lots numoered 17 nnd 18 in block
batcher aud market man of exper­ and Lebmanowsky & Co., truns-
10
in
the
town
of
East
Marshfield.
Coos
other
laws,
withont
losing
any
rights.
. . . . . .
.
P *IC E
ce s
ience.
Thousands of soldiers drawing from $2 to $10 per month under the old law are entitled
! county. Oregon, nnd will, ON SATURDAY,
nrer.
(
Postpaid
ty
Mail.)
to
higher
rates
nnder
new
law,
not
only
on
ncoonnt
of
disabilities
for
which
now
pen­
I TH E 2 9 TH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1890,
ith — Near Dora. F eb . 7, 189*5. infant
Fortnna Gazette: George Han-
Dr. j . B ort Moore, o f the S m child
I at the Courthouse door in the town of Eni- sioned. but also for others, whether dne to service or not.
o f Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith, aged
Soldiers and sailors disabled in line of doty in regular army or navy since the war are
| pire City, Ceos conntv, Oregon, nt the hour
nbont f yearn.
sen, lessee o f the Henderson ranch Coqnille Pharmacy, is tbs sole
;
of one o’clock p, m. of said day, offer for also entitled, whether discharged for disability or not.
h
e
o
r
l
d
near _ xj
Fortune,
home
* - - returned
*— - j u~
- F ri­ agent for the celebrated Swamp
Survivors, ana their widows, of the Black Hawk, Creek Cherokee, and Seminole or
| sale and sell nt public auction to the high-
day o f last week from a trip to Angel medicines, for southwestern
; est nnd best bidder for cash, all right, title Florida Indian wars of 1832 to 1842. nre entitled nnder a recent act.
Pulitzer Building, New York.
MEXICAN WAIt SOLDIERS and their widows also entitled, ifG J yea rsof age or dis­
j nnd interest which tho said defendants ns
A w arded
tbe Coqnille valley in Oregon. He Oregon.
Druggists wishing to
D sa't Oa Without It ThU Pre.ldeatlal Ysar 1 such trnsteeu, as aforesaid, had in or to the abled or dependent.
met » f e w Humboldters there whom carry these famous remedies can Highest Honor«— World’i Fair,
Old claims 00mpleted and settlement obtained, whether pension bae been granted
said real property above described, on the
One copy free on rash siihsrription lo said 20th day o f January, 1896, or a sof- nnder later laws or not.
. 4t
he says are getting along fairly be supplied through him Alone.
Oold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
ficieney thereof to satisfy said demands as
Rejected c la n s reopened and settlement secured, if rejection improperor illegal.
well. Mr. Hansen is favorably Dr. Moore now has aro p p ly of the
Herald. For sale at iliis uflire, 25r. I 1 above
set forth.
Certificates of service and discharge ob tained for soldiers and sailors of the late wai
D K
¡repressed with that country and medicines on hand. See his adver­
Dated January 23d, 1896.
who have lost their original papers.
. ..
. .
W. W. OAOE,
Send for laws and information. No charge for adyfae. No fee unless1 successful.
believes there are chances for mAny tisement in today’s H e r ald .
STEAM ER
jan28]
Sheriff o f Coos county, Oregon.
Add" "
THE PRESS CLAIMS CO.,
advantageous investments.
P H IL IP W. AV IK E TT , O.neri.1 Mundr.r.
Mr. H. Neely, the popular jew ­
W.nhincton, D .C .
p. o . Box m .
In a recent editorial the Salem, eler o f Bandon, came np to Co-
Oregon, Independent says: “ Time quille on last Saturday on b ,si-
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and again have we seen Chamber ness, nnd spent Snnday visiting
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Inin's Cough Remedy tried and with friends. Mr. Neely is a per-
never without the most satisfactory aonsl friend o f a member o f the
(Successor to J. P. Messor,7
result Whenever we see a person H er al d fam ily and bis visit was
Frright rates from Coos Bay to
C O Q U IL L E
C IT Y , O R E G O N
afflicted with hoarseness, with a greatly enjoyed. H e regretted to
R E G U L A R
T R A IN S
COQUIX X E! C IT Y ,
OREGON
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Mrs. Gray’s Department
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Notions, Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles,
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N e w H o lid a y Goods, etc.,
THE
Q O Q UILLE
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Dr. Miles’ Nervine
p H ARM AOY
G r r a y ’s N e w
B u ild in g ,
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R ,
F ro n t Street, Opposite R . R. Depot.
THE
MARKET
AMERICA'S STANDARD YEAR-BOOK,
P IO N E E R
FAMILY GROCERY
C oquille City, Oregon,
Johnson Bro’s, Proprietors.
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P E N S IO N S
5 8 4 PAGES.
1,500 TO PIC S.
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cough or cold, we invarinblv advise
them to get Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy; nnd when they do, they
never regret it. It always does the
work, and does it w e ll” For sale
by Dr. 8. L. Leueve, dru ggist
be absent from Bandon nt that time
on account o f a notable social
event, bot Mr. Neely believes in
“ business before pleasure” .
He
bad a pleasant visit here, neverthe- |
less.
CREAM
B A K IN G
P O H D fR
Most Perfect Made.
40 Years the Standard.
T H E P R E S S C L A IM S C O M P A N Y
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“ Soilth Coast "
WALTER DRANE,
lM S T » £ 5 S i*8 J S B .« !! Blacksmith and
¡■— o o o « ' b a t .
Wagonmaker,
Astoria and Portland, per ton--- £ 1 OO
M I AND 9S.M .
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L IV E R Y
AND
FEED
L L kindnof farm work noi icitrd. Horn.
REAU OF NEW HOTEL, COQUILLE O IT T , OREGON.
shoeing and plow work a specialty
For further information, apply to
wedgeu, dogs
H Supplies
P H H for logging work.
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e a d q u a r t e r s o f c it y e x p r e s s .
Aitsmisnce nt wimrf
used in
rings, “ cant-hooka
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' and everything
"ryt ^
HOUTHEBN OREGON CO., A' ent«,
nnd d.pot to .11 Hte.m.r. »nd train,, and yrnrral b.nllnji promptly nnd c r d a l l y
Empir. City, Oregon logging camp-4 kept on hand. Satisfaction
transacted.
guaranteed. Shop on corner north of Pio-
E. G. Flauacan, Afcent
(19tf
JcoM tf)
Mardi Odd, Oregon. noci Feed stable.
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