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FEB. 18, 1896.
LOCAL
ITEM S.
Lf. Vi. Barker, a teacher fmm the
■ ? ,jer river section, made the H eb -
ald a brief call last week.
David Mathers, a clever citizen
o f the Riveitoa neighborhood, was
up oo business last Thursday.
A B SO L U T
N E W S
N O T E S .
L ook ! L ook !!— Why sit on stools
Two million five hundred and
and boxes when you can buy chairs
fifty thousand dollars in gold has
o f J. B. Fox for $1, or $6 per set?
been deposited already ou bonds.
Sheriff Gage spent several days Also $4115,000 in bars.
ou the river la»' reek. He visited
At a prize fight, last Saturday,
Bandoii. Myrtle Point and other in Philadelphia, one man was
killed aud theother was arrested and
p la c e s .
is now lying in jail.
What delightful days last W ed­
A railroad collision occurred near
nesday and Thursday were. Who
Hannibal, Mo., Feb. 9tb, in which
wonld not live in the Coquille 15 persons were seriously hurt, end
oounlry?
oue fatally.
The collision oc­
Miss Ivy Kinnicutt took her curred uear a tunoel oue mile north
o f the city.
school out last Thursday afternoon
On Febrnrary 10th a white mau
on a fishing expedition. The day
and a negro boy were mu over by
was balmy and beautiful.
a train, at Collis, Cal., and fatally
Oregon Kidney Tea is sold on a injured. They luid down on the
positive guarantee by N. G. W. track and fell asleep aud were over­
Perkins, o f Myrtle Point, and Dr. taken by tbe train.
8. L. Leneve, o f Coquille City.
Edwin Feilds, once the wealthi­
A. J. Smith, the noted logger, est mine owner at Tombstone,
was tendered a birthday party at the Arizona, recently died a pauper iu
residence o f Win. Benham, Inst Chicago. He squandered his im­
mense fortune aud was entirely
Wednesday evening, by some of destitute at the time of his death.
bis friends.
At latest accounts the Caban
W. Bohn and J. P. Clausen, of patriots were still holding their
Beaver slough, were in town on ground. Gen. Gomez has a large
business on last Thursday. They and increasing force, and is well
are both prosperous farmers of armed and provisioned. They are
perfectly confident of ultimate suc­
their section.
cess.
The new store building and hall
Wm. H. English, a prominent
o f the Coos County Mercantile & Democratic politician of Indianap­
Shipping Association is being olis, and a candiate for vice-presi­
pushed to completion and will soon dent on the ticket with Gen. Han­
cock, died at his home in that city
be ready for occupancy.
on Febrnrary 7th.
The funeral
Oregon Kidney Tea is nature’s took place on the 9th inst.
Mr.
own remedy for kidney troubles. English was also very wealthy.
For sale by N. G. W. Perkins, of
The Democratic ndtioual conven­
Myrtle Point, and Dr. S. L. Leneve,
tion will be held iu Chicago, July
o f Coquille City.
17 1896.
A new coliseum build­
Wilsou & McGraw can pound ing is being erected for tiie express
iron into almost any shape you purpose of accomodating the con­
It will be tbe largest
want it. Wagon and plow repair­ vention.
building of the kind in tho world,
ing u specialty.
Shop on corner
being 676 feet long by 300 feet
»>i r • te Messer’s stalle.
wide.
Mr», Ed Ohman, o f Bandon, was
a visitor with Mrs. J. 8. McCain
last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ohman
>t»
turning home from a visit
with relatives at Marshfield.
Gov. Culbertson o f Texas has
called out troops, and says that the
El Paso slugging match shall not
take place.
The United States
authorities will prevent it from
being carried out in New Mexico,
Ora Marsters and Cecil Carter, aud Mexican authorities are on the
young gentlemen from the upper watch for them on that side of tbe
river, were attendants at the teach­ Rio Grande.
John R. Cootes and Julia Haz­
ers’ examination last week and
ard, two children of Tacoma,
made Ibe H erald a visit also.
eloped from their homos and went to
'rhe Iowa Darktown Minstrels, Victoria, British Columbia, where
a ( »lored troup, gave a very cred­ they were married.
From there
Uma­
it le performance at the Masonic they took the steamer,
On the
hail last Wednesday evening.
Of tilla, for San Francisco.
arrival o f the steamer they were
coi. 'se it was greatly enjoyed by
put under anest.
.Le ‘small boy” .
A young woman, o f Greencnstle,
cEwen & McCain o f the H er ­ Indiana, wns murdered and be­
ald ure agents for tho C. W. Pater­ headed at Cincinnati, Ohio, by two
son marbleworks at Marshfield. I f yenng men named Jackson and
you contemplate erecting tablets or Walling respectively. They have
monuments, call aud see designs virtually confessed the crime, and
and get prices.
there is strong talk o f lynching.
Mr. Canning, superintendent of They evidently murdered the young
the county infirmary, Bays that he woman in order to try to cover up
another crime.
has grubbed five acres at the farm
A New York capitalist is pro­
by the voluntary aid of the in­
posing to build a business strne
mates. Mr. Canning is constantly
,
.
.
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j jure
i is ■ i in
Li that
llirtt. L
l l j 200 PIUIICO
city
stories high.
planning for improvements at that It is to be called Tbo King build-
ing, and is to occupy a large block
of ground.
It is to accomodate
Cafarh Cannot hr Cured
400,(XK) people, nnd the plan is to
W ith L O C A L A PPLJCA
O N 8 . «• thev coucentrate the leading businesses
fuu tiot roach the seat o f
< 1 » 8 <- hhc . Cn in one building, each kind of husi-
fa
aJtfio«»«! ¡x «Oftailtutiouai Ui*«*»Hc, ii ss i.
eoUpy one or more stories.
and in order to curt it you mu 8 t take in*
wl
»n read “ Looking
V«i remedift* H a ll’ s Oainrrh Cure ia taken I lios,
internally, anti acts directly on the blood • .a-* «'..ni wil! ■ • nize Mr. Bel­
nnd um ctu snrfaoos.
Hn'i'i* Catarrh C md
l a m y ’s
Inrgi- 1 ; ,ess establish­
is not a ««,.
b y one o f the tifh * h
ment in the a ,ve proposition.
try fo r years, and is a rcgulur pm euiption.
I t is com posed o f the beat tom« - knew ,
com bin ed with the bent blood pui»*.. i-t, r.ct
»ng directly on the rnnoons surfaces.
1
irfeot com bin ation . o f the two ingredients
PW
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is whnt nriHlnoes such wonderful re m it. in
Garins Uatnrrh. He ml lor testimonials free.
V. J. C H EN E Y A C O „ Prop«., Toledo, O.
fiold by druggists, price 75o,
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W. T. Lewis, of Johuson creek,
is down for a few days from the
mines. He will perhaps return iu
tho near futare.
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Nervous Shock.
J VV Joy • i pant — Gentlemen:
This is li. h i m -ne I have attempted
so write for tin to years. Have been
to nervouH and weak that I have
laid in bed most of the time.
W e a ie in receipt of the “ Port­
X friend who had taken vour
land Illustrated Annual,'1 a spleu- Sarsaparilla sent me two bottles,
didly illustrated brochure contain- The second one is most gone, and
ing beautiful half-tone engravings 1 hare gained twenty pounds, and
o f all the public school buildings I
feel « new woman
I was
tu tbe oily, and portrait of all the up> „„ r hail tneil go mBn}. reme.lies
teai'L ■-
‘
i le schools,
i and doctors, but found no benefit
nusi is enclose«! I embossed If you care to publish this you have
covers pnuted in col 8, and Rg a >uy consent, (Signed)
M rs . A. C. T il l m a n ,
w h o le a '—«M>«goili< «nt n k of art.
Alemedn, Cxi.
Tin s c h o r l a u t h e n t i c '«
Portland
are t o b e c o n g r a t u l a : i on their! Headaches, Billionsness nnd Tor-
r pid Liver disappear when you take
r p r i s e a n d t i n i««. .
exposure to all sorts and con -! J o y ’8 Vef * U1,le ■
s «™I>arilh»-
^ n m
c I l l X upon
i h7 to
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r
The ..
r e s o l . u t i o n the Populist
man
is cAlletl
endure in the
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camps often prToduccs severe cold« conTf nt,ou o f two years ago, which
which, if not promptly checked, provided that no person wonld be
result in congestion or pneumonia, eligible to hold the same office for
'I:
Itavenport, ex-manager of a second term, nnd which was
the fo r t Bragg Kodwood C o , an voted on at the primary elections
immense instituti >D at Fort Bragg,
lne
"large quai'iUtiee on 8aturday, Febrnrary 8th, wns
Cal., aa*’*
'ougli Heincdy at rescinded. The central committee
» M compari* *
a ad that lie has has adopted a rule thnt any person
ItlOlftMttf l’ Oil
remedy for n who ia reconnueuded by five known
*«Vftps* filiti Mil
nod immediato P o p u lo * , m*y have his name i>o!>-
n fr r f
T b i« n
prevent* any i $._!_3
preTenta
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>word pneu-
* 8 11 candidate for any office,
to n le u -v o f h
toward
pneu-
«»nipt reco?
ibis will apply to persons who
recov-
4jy Dr. S. I*. In novo, are now officeholders ns well «s
otheis.
A widow lady wns seen spading
in her garden early last week,
when three or four young men gal­
lantly stepped to her rescue and
E L Y P U R E
cultivated the whole lot in good
form ready for planting.
That’s
J. F. Mast aud Adam Wimer, of the ticket.
Fisbtrap, were callers at the H er ­
The union revival meetings that
a l d office last Wednesday.
have continued for over two t\eeks
Jock Hunt, o f Bnndoo, took a at the little church, in Coquille,
run up ou the Dispatch last Thurs­ closed last Wednesday evening.
day aud spent a few hours iu town The meetiugs resulted iu eight
greeting old acquaintances.
conversions, beside a much better
People wanting bargains in real spirit of unity among the different
estate, as we ll as good square treat­ churches.
ment, will do well to call on the
The H e r a l d office ha9 on hand
H e r a l d Laud company, at the a few more copies of Henry L.
H e r a l d office.
Calls' b o o k entitled "The Coming
Would it not be a good plan to
call a meeting of all the citizens of
Coquille to consider the county
seat question? W ho will be the
first to move in this matter?
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An A g en cy in
a t
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C' im | i i III c —A CTiiince
Co U i i j T a b l e t » oi* M o n u m e n t * .
The publishers o f the H e r a l d
hsve accepted an ngeucy for the
Coos Bay Marble Works of C. W.
Paterson at Marshfield. Mr. Pater­
son is one of the finest mechanics
in his line on the Pacific coast, and
guarantees all his work to give sat­
isfaction.
His prices are lower
than those o f the Willamette valley
shops for the same class of work,
and yet ngents for foreigu marble
workers are in tbe habit of running
through this country and taking
orders for their work, thus taking
the money out of the county that
ought to be retained here for such
goods.
Patronize home institu­
tions, and men who work and live
here aud are responsible for their
contracts. The H e r a l d manage­
ment joins Mr. Paterson îd guar­
anteeing every job done by him to
be satisfactory aud in accordance
with designs. Mr. Paterson is also
a gentleman to deal with, as tbe
H e r a l d can testify from former
busiuess relations with him.
Call at the H e r a l d office and
see specimens o f mnrble, photo­
graphic views of slabs, monuments,
etc. We will also have on exhibi­
tion at our office samples of Mr.
Paterson’s woik in tLe near future.
In the meantime persons wishing
work in this line will do well to call
at the H e r a l d office n n d consult
with us.
Saved Her Life.
M rs. C. J . W ooldridges , o f W ortham ,
T exas, saved the life o f her ch ild b y the
use o f A y e r ’ s C h e r r y P e c t o r a l.
“ One of iny children had Croup. The
case was attended by our physician, and was
supposed to he well under control. One
night I was startled by the child’s hard
breathing, nnd on going to it found it stran­
gling. It had nearly ceased to breathe.
Realizing that the child’s alarming condition
had becomo possible in spite of the medicines
given. I reasoned that such remedies would
be of no avail. Having part of a bottle of
A yer’ s Cherry Pectoral in the house, I gave
the child three «loses, at short intervals, and
anxiously waited results. From the moment
the Pectoral was given, the chihl’s breathing
grew easier, and, in a short time, she was
sleeping quietly and breathing naturally.
The child is alive and well to-«fay, and I do
not hesitate to say that A y e r’s Cherry Pec­
toral saved her life.”
•
Revolution.” It is a masterpiece
of reform literature, and ought to
be in the hands of the people. It
is simply overwhelming. Cull at
this office and get oue and loau it
to your friends.
AYER’S
Cherry Pectoral
Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowe/1, Mas*.
H. C. Green, of New Mexico,
who has been mining for a time
ou Johnson creek, came down for
a visit with friends in Coquille last
week. Mr. Green is an expert
miner aud is crpecially familiar
with coal mining. He may decide
to remain for a time in Coquille.
He is an old acquaintance of Tom
Norris.
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Vulley Oracle, Ferndale, Cal.:
Up to going to press last night
nothing had been heard from Wm.
McGrude who was lost in the
mountains neurEIk prairie on Jan­
uary 23d. A large force of men
have been diligently searching for
him ever since that time, but no
trace or clue of any kind has been
fuuud as to his fate. H e was with­
out provisions, aud the exposure
tc the elements must have ended his
sufferings long before this.
A
reward of §100 has been offered to
anyone finding him, or if dead, for
tho delivery of his body at Areata.
He wns a bright youth of twenty
and had many friends in tho north­
ern part of the county.
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W e w«>nld advise, how ever, that U. S.
x,«SsS‘ ; N e r v o u s D ebility.
Im potency. S em inal W eakness and Loss o f soldiers, sailor», nnd their heir», take Rteps
M anh ood, tho con sequence <»f self-abuse to make application a t on ce, if tliev have
and excesses producing the follow ing sym p ­ n o t already done a », in o rder to secure the
tom s: Sallow cou ntenance, dark spots un­ benefit o f the early filin g o f their claim s
der the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in in c»*e there should be any future pensiou
Such legislation is seldom
the ears. l«»ss o f con fiden ce, diffidence in legislation.
T h erefore it i» o f great im­
approaching strangers, palpitation o f the retroactive.
heart, w »akness o f the limbs ami back, loss portance thnt n('plications be filed in the
«>f m em ory, pim ples o n the face, coughs, departm ent at the earliest possible date.
con sum ption, etc.
If U . S. soldier«, sailors o r their widows,
DK. G IB B O N has practised in San Fran- children or parents, desire inf«»rmation in
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rs an I th«»se troubled should regard to pension m atter», they shonld
i not
—. fnil
« - 0 to sonsaU him and receive the ben
write t«> T hk P kkss C i . u m r C ompany , at
erti of his great skill and experience. The W ashington, D. C ., and thev will prepare
o n r ft when othem fa il.
Try him . and «end the m o-unary app lica tion , if thev
¡V kes 'V.i . ulxntkkd
Persons cured find them entitled nntfer th e num erous laws
nt hom e.
C harges reasonable.
Call <ir exacted f«»r their !>enefit. Ad«lres«.
write
Dll. .1. F. GIBBON.
l*KKSs C L A IM S COM »»ANY,
W ashington. D . C
tiH Kearney street. San F rancisco, Cal. 1*. O . 1> >x
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to the person submitting tb e
m ost meritorloMS in ven tion
during the preceding month.
W f SECURE PATENTS
FOR INVENTORS, a n l the
o b je ct o f this offer is to en­
courage persons o f an invent­
ive turn o f mind. A t the
same time we wish to Impress
the fact that
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T h a t Y ie ld F o rtu n e s
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Almost every one conceives
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a bright i-lea at some time or
other. Why not put it in prac­
tical use? YOUR talents may
lie in this direction.
May
make your fortune. Why not
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Write for further information and
mention this paper.
THE PRESS CLAIMS GO.
P h ilip W. A vlrett, Gen. Mgr..
618 F S tre e t, Northwest,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
EM"The responsibility o f this company
may be Judged by the fact that ita
stock is held by over one thousand
t f the leading newspapers in the
United States.
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T h o B r i l l i a n t a n d T a l e n t e d A aa n eln te
I M it o r o f th e C a u e m la n .N e n n t o r M a r -
Io n B u tle r "« P a p e r , ti»e U *tn hm «I
B*ridc o f P o p u l i s m In t h e O ld N o r t h
S ta te , E x a m in e « N om e L e tte r ».
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A GREAT REMEDY.
T h e (niu'MHinii « I v e a F r e e A d v e r t i s i n g
fo r n flo o d T h in g .
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REWARD!
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For every pair o f co’ d ieet you m«y
have after bathing tiitm with Swamp
Angel Medicine.
HE
^TO M ACH B.
May need «tensing. If so, there is no
medicine equal to the Swamp Angel Item
edics. Are you affected:
With nausea?
Arc you costive?
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Do you belch up gas?
,
Is your head dizzy nt times?
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Docs your to igue coat over?
Do you hawk apd sp t often?
Do you suffer after eating heartily? ! ,
Do you feel weak and debilitated?
Do you 6uffcr from sick headaches?
Is your throat filled with slime?
Is there often bad tast in the mouth?
Do you feel as if you had lead in you?-
Do you belch up your food and fail to
digest and assimilate it? If you suffer an
here described, you have ,
For some weeks past the Caucasian
!,.is been running an advertisameut of
Lne Swamp Angel Company. W'c kail
in t given it Very much attention, and
while we had satisfied ourselvo. that it
'vas a good medicine, we had no trno
id»a of its real value. From direct
evidence we can affirm to any one in­
terested that this medicine ia possibly
wlmt has long been looked for. We
should be slow to make this assertion
but for the fact that some strong testi­
C ATAR R H o f the S T O M A C H S !
monials lravo come under our notioe,
One pint boitle of S vamp Angel Med»
and we here present them. The orig­ feme and one 25 c-*nt box of Swamp An­
inal letters are now in the possession gel Liver Pills will permanently cure you
of any or all of the above annoying affec­
of the Caucasian.
m a d
t: a I ' r u i r .r r c u r e .
tions. Let no dealer give you a substi­
tute. Many druggist-« will tell you that
Suffolk, Va„ Dec. 26, 1895.
our remedies arc frauds, simply because»
Swamp Angel Medicine Company, they have not got the<n in stock. If they
say this, be a man, think a moment, tho*
Washington, D. 0.:
Enclosed please find money order fraud stands before you, and by fal*o rep­
resentations is trying to g*t your najnejr
for $5.50. l’lease send tho Swamp on an article o f no merit which lie has Itv
A ngcl medicine. One bottle lias mado stock and can mike a lug profit on.
a perfect cure of my wife, who had a
Look out, don’ t act the euckor for anyi
terrible case of dyspepsia. Send med­ dealtrl
icine by express.
Yours, very respectfully,
WHITE, B EAU TIFU L TEETH!
R ev . H. H. B utlkb .
No woman— no pe-Ron can be eall<wf
H E I N L IK E
a
N E W S3 A X .
Lapell, I :ul-, Dec. 10, 1895,
De ar Sirs :
I received your medicine all right
and it is doing wonders. I have been
troubled with La Grippe and Catarrh,
and 1 do believe your medicine will
cure me of both. Already I fee! like a
new man.
Yours, truly,
S amuf . l D urant .
W E L L IX A W E E K .
George, Mo., Deo. 20, 1895.
Swamp Angel Medicine Company,
Washington, D. C .:
Gentlemen—Some days since my
foreman, Wm. T. McCall, ordered two
bottles of your medicine. I being
very much afflicted with piles and in­
digestion, he gave me one bottle, and I
commenced the use of same just one
week ago. To-day I am well.
Yours, very truly,
C h ables G tte .
B E ST E V E R U SED .
I herewith enclose you 50 cents for
which please send me one pint of your
valuable medicine. It has helped me
very much indeed, and I consider, it
the very best I have ever used.
Yours, truly,
N a t h a n i e l L. K e l l e y ,
Coxville, Ind.
H U R P R IM IX «
beautiful without pretty teeth.
Delay­
ing food ou the teeth produce living l.ce,
germs or microbes. Kill these germs or
they will :1- stroy your t eth. The Swamp
Angel Soap is made from pr “pared clialk,
oils and barks of tropical tree-». It ia abs -
lately pure. It s snow white ami w ill
m jkc teeth suo v white. It stops decay,
harden t ie gums aud kills all ndcrobs lit
the mouth which produce bad breath.
I One pound bar at drug stores, 10 cents,
by mail, 20 cents. 1 dozen by express
oue dollar. Swamp Angel Med cine Co,
__Washington, D. C.
Liver Pills!!
t Swamp Angel Liver Pills act with tho
greatest rase ami ihc l< asi irritation. Bo
sure you take no substitute. Small box,
10 cents, large box 25 cents.
n ,4
s p e c l u
. p u u m ,
s Ticket entitles he holder lo
Half pt Swamp Angel Med, for 2 50
Or 2 pta. for
1 00
T o D r a g g lB U o r D e a le r *
2 dozen half pt. for
S 00
8 pta,
2 50
1 dor pta.
4 80
Addrea. ua or any wholesale drag
company. Swamp A n g e l Med. Co
Wadiingtoa, D, 0 .
»E X K F IT .
Liberal, Mo , Dec. 4, 1895 .
To the Proprietor of the Swamp An
gel Medicine Company:
Seeing your advertisement and be­
ing tcriibly afflicted with rheumatism
and kidney trouble, I was anxioua to
try your medicine. My wife was also
& great sufferer from heart failure an 1
asthma. We have tested the medi­
cine thoroughly, and consider the re-
siii's wonderful. Kidney trouble near­
ly tdl gone; rheumatism better than it-
ha- been for twenty years. My wife's
dropsy all gone, kidney trouble very
much better, heart trouulea'uuost gone,
asthma better. Taking everylh'.ng
into consideration— her age, which i.*
79, and the length of time she has bed.
afflicted—it is suipi i ing to note tbe
benefit she has received from the use
of The Swamp Angel Medicine.
Yours, truly,
G W L'AVta.
Coquille
Pharmacy
rh o le s a le a n d
R e t a il
« Affont for
Oregon.