Coquille City herald., December 29, 1896, Image 2

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Two Silver Champions.
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Bids lor the Coquille Jetty Improvements.
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Doiibth ; s many of our readers,
Portland, Dec. ‘23.— Bids were
k The highest claim for other t
PUBLISHED E VE RY TUESDAY who appreciate the importance of opened yesteiday in the office of
W *' r1
tobaccos is “ J u st as
the restoration of the bimetallic Cnpt. Fisk, United States engineers,
good as D u r h a m .’ ’
standard, would like to subscribe for the Coquille river improvement.;
MeEWES & D. F. DEAS, for
J.
E v e r y old s m o k e r
and support a farm paper which,: The following material will be
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Editors and Proprietors.
while unsurpassed in its agricultural, required for improvements: 6000
knows there is none just
Demoted to the material and social up­ household aud other departments,! feet of piles, 2000 feet of lumber,
U N D ER TM E GOLD ST A N D A R D
as good as
building o f the Coquille Valley particularly at the same time 1ms been the lead­ 3700 pounds of bolts, 9000 cubic I
IW Ü A S S . . .
and o f Coos County generally.
ing exponent of the bimetallic prin­ yards of brush. 1500 tons o f rock. |
Subscription, per year, in advance, $2.
ciple of tinnnce. With a view to The follow ing is the list o f bids
T U E SD A Y , DEC. -JO, 1896. supplying this want, we have made submitted:
a liberal clubbing arrangement with
D. Kern, Portland, $10,695; L.
P. n s H K K , N , w « m > n > A d . « k t i « ino a o i h t . 1
V .ir m F i e l . l n n .l F i r e s i d e o f f'lli-
u Merchant»' Eichau«», s».. Fnu. taco, t» tn e f a r m , I ieKl an il r tresu ie OI LIU H. Hazard, Empire, $11,258; L. D.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
oaranttiorisadaReut. rat,I'aj'ar 1» krjit uuat.' Ca<»o. For many vears this great Smith, Marshfield, $11,516; It. M.
l a hla office.
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T W O • S I L . V E R ’ C H Ï Ï TA P I O N S
“ Our Dumb Animals,” ofticial farmers that low pi ices were the & Jacobson, Portland, $12,473; Pa- j
The gold standard mean» low prices, low wages, hard times. The bim etallic
organ of the Society for the Pre- 1 result of a contraction of standard quet & Smith, Portland, $12,604;'
standard means good prices, good wages, permanent prosperity for the producing
vention of Cruelty to Animals, The “
-V to (1*° «old basis and urging McCuhben <t Nickerson, Portland,!
classes.
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them as a patriotic duty of self 814,505; P. O'Neil, San Francisco,!
Y ou will find one coupon inside
American Humane Education noci- j efen8e t0 vo^0 for ibe restoration $14,633; W. H. Bnlton, Baudon,
each two ounce bug,aud two cou-
pons inside ca d i four ounce
ety“ and The American Band of 0f silver.
814,642; G. O. Nolan, Tillamook,
b a g o f B lackwell’s Durham.
Mercy, a beautifully printed and j So effective has been its work, $16,565; Noble & Saunders, Marsh­
Buy a bag o f t li i a cele­
A 3 2 t o 4-0 P a g o W e e k ly F arm an d F im iiy P. Dar.
P r ic e , Sl.O O a Y e a r
brated tobacco and read the
illustrated journal, and abounding especially during the late campaign, i field, 816,853.
W
hile
not
neglecting
its
superb
A
;r!cu't
ira\
Horticultural,
Live Stock and
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I cou p on — which gives a list ;
in the freest, most humane and tha^Chairman Jones^ acknowledged
Family Department«, etc., I m at tit - same time, f ir many years, upheld th e
* o f valuable presents and how
to Wm. J. Bryan that it had done Coos County Cases In the Supreme Court.
standard
o
f
the
p
eople
against
trusts
and
m
nojHib'-s,
m
ore
especially
against
to get them.
Christian literary efforts, is offered more towards the restoration of
that most iniquitous of all m onopolies, th e si i ;le g olJ stan d ard . All wlio read
it agree that it is the best paper o f its clast on ear.it.
Some o f the esses from Coos
at clubbing rates with the H erald . bimetallism than any other single
county before the supremo court
It should be in every family. “ Our agency.
As will be seen bv our combina­ have been 6et as follows:
Dhmb Animals” and tlio H»R ald
Dora Doings.
Rivsrton Hidings.
Monday, January 4 —Gettv vs.
tion
offer in today’s H e r a l o , w o can
both for one year for only $2.
give this paper in combination with Ames; Tuesday—Spreckles vs. Ben­
Dorn, Dec. 25.— On tho 24th,
Riverton, Dep. 28.— A happy New
The H ebaud received the “ Open- the Farm, Field ail'd Fireside, both der; Wednesday— Coos Bay, Rose-
W e will scud the above great journal in connection with
Christmas eve, quite a crowd
ing of the Cascado Locks” edition one year, for the low price of $2.25. burg & Eastern Railway Company Year to all.
gathered at M. J. Krnntz’s with
The
trestle
and
tramway
from
the
vs.
Dixon;
Tuesday—Coos
Bay,
T IH IE
O O C c T J - l IL j X j E
C I T Y
H E H -A -L D ,
of the Oregonian.
It is n great This offer also includes twenty
Roseburg & Eastern Railway Ccic- river to James Ferry’s coal bunkers lots of little people to take part in
paper, a special issue with much
tb? h™} Ree,J?. j " th* pauy vs. Coos county; Monday, is nearly complete.
both one year, postpaid, at the extremely low price o f
o u ly
$ 2 . 2 5
Christmas
tiee
exercises,
Songs
Mr.
F.
is
now’
. ,
ninrket from the Farm, field nnd
in advance, a id will ^ivc to each subscriber to this combination oiler who pay»
statistical and descriptive auforma-
frce Beetl distribution, Jan uni y 11 — Southern Oregon having an extension mndo to tho by th3 choir, after which a piaytr
ten cents additional for postage and packing,
tion therein about Oregon and Port-1 where 10 cents extra is paid for Company vs. Coos county, two same road which will conuect it was offered by M. M. Young; then
with
the
mines.
As
soon
as
that
is
followed
singing
by
Mrs.
Doru
T W E N TY PAC K E TS C F C E E E S
cases;
Tuesday,
Oregon
Coal
&
land. The handsomely illustrated postage nnd packing. The Farm,
done he will begin shipping coal Krantz and two daughters; then
These seeds are the best in the niar-
portion is in colors and a beautiful | Field and I ¡reside and the H erald Navigation Company vs. Coos
for local trade.
He now has sev­ came an address by M. M. Youug,
. ket. JThey consist o f Farm, Vegetable
are two papers which Mark Hauna’s county.
work of art
and Flower Seeds o f your own selec-
Coos Bay, Rosebnrg & Eastern eral tons of the very best of coal then songs, recitations, dialogues,
boodle could not influence in the
u
‘. v.s<.7.7-
tion from a list o f 200 varieties. T he
etc. Then Santa Claus appeared
Railroad & Navigation Company, alrendy mined.
Throw again to the breeze our late campaign.
packets are as large as scedaieu’s mail
Tho Bundon Block Coal Co. have and the tree wns presented to view,
appellants, vs. Z. T. Ziglin, respon­
flag bearing the legend, “ Reform in
d « *
/ S j S y t ? T i. h
e «»-
s e e d * ftlo n e a t r e t a il p r i c e s
Christmas Nifht Party.
dent; ordered that respondent have their hill bunkers completed and which wns very beautiful, loaded
• *v,J a r e w o r t h $1 D O. C a ll a n d s e e u s
Land, Transportation, and Finance."
¿tafii a b o u t t h i s u r o a t o f f e r a t o r c o . o r
14 days further time to serve and nearly connected with the mine by with toys for the little ones, also
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s e n d r e m it t a n c e s to th is o f f i c e .
This would involve the questions of
ft fine tramway.
They will be those that used to be little. After
A select party was given Christ­ file brief.
dumping coal in the bunkers this these exercises ail partook of a
direct legislation and proportional mas night by Mr. nnd Mrs. D. F.
iMarshfield Hun.)
fine supper prepared by tbs Indies
week.
representation, the public ownership Dean, at their residence, in honor
John Nasbarg was circulating a
i of Clarence Dean nnd John D. Stone.
J. P. Tupper lias completed his of the laud.
of public utilities, postal saving’s
Then followed a discussioii--
Invitations hud been given out to reinouslranee in Marshfield this hotel building on tho Bundon com­
Price with
First Price of
Price with First Price of
banks, and government banks of frjends who bad no intentions of week against dividing the county. pany’s ground.
We are informed suhject: Resolved, Which is of Publication.
Publication.
HERALD
HE U ALT)
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(5J..Godey’
s
Magazine.....................
2 5t>
deposit
attending the ball, to spend a social
40
The case of R. \Y. Getty vs. Kate it will be opened to miners on the most benefit to man, wood and $1 (Mj. American Kitchen Magazine,
Health............................... 2 50
herbs, or rock and minerals? Rock •5 00. .American Machinist................. 11 85 1 1 00..Good
The Christmas lumber of the cvf nin<?„ The guests enjoyed them- F. Ames in the supreme court lias first of next month.
00.. Hardware.................................... 2 30
2 0 0 ..American W heelman................ 3 25
i
rfi
selves till ft late hour at games, music been set for trial ou the 4th of
Giles nnd (Vagner have their and mineral came out victorious.
2 50.. Art 3 for America....................... 3 80 4 (X). .Harper’ s Magazine.................... 4 7/>
Examiner was a superb one.
The am, couvel.9ntioll. A supe)b 8upper January.
Taken all in all, we had a very 4 00. .A tlantic....................................... 4 05 2 00..Harper’ s Round T able............ 3 25
building inclosed and before unother
5 0 ..
Home Magazine............ 2 00
2 00..Ave Mnria ................................ 3 3 5
New Year's day special will excel \ w.l8 spread by the hostess. The tol-
50. .Housekeeper................................ 2 10
Fred Kruse is homo from Cor­ week passes, Johnny will be dis­ pleasant time and all enjoyed them- 1 00. .Bicycling W orld........................ 2 45
1
00..
International
M agazine.......... 2 30
5 0 ..
Black Cat........................ 3 10
D on R ex .
in size, style nnd quality anything lowing persons were present: Mr. vallis to spend the holidays. He pensing beef to the hungry liiver- selves.
2 00.. Ledger, New Y ork................... 3 10
50.. Bookkeeper................................. 3 10
ycu could imagine in journalism. nnd Mrs. D. F. Dean, Grandma reports all of the Coos county stu­ to nians.
3
00.
.Lippincott’
s
magazine.............
3 75
.Brntni'i IcouoclUKt..................... 2 50
Several new scholars will be en­ 1 1 00.
Stone, Misses Ray and Effie Collier, dents at the Agricultural College
Grandma Nosier was made the
0 0 ..Brink............................................ 2 &5 1 00. .Lever............................................ 2 45
Be sure and order a copy.
2
Q0..Meehan’
s
M
onthly....................
3 00
00.. Budget of Music......................... 3 10
happiest person in town last week. rolled at the Collegiato Institute 2 2 00.
Lillie Wagner,.Flora Bpyrie, Alice doing nicely in their studies.
......................... 2 75 4 50.. National R e v ie w ....................... 5 45
nt its present opening after the hol­ 2 50. .Business.............
Her
sou,
A.
L:
Nosier,
arrived
on
a
.Tnniep,
Alice
Aiken,
Maud
Hayworth,
1 0 0 ..National Tribune....................... 2 50
.Onnndinn Magazine..................3 75
Christmas Tree Festivities.
Dr. H. S. Pelton, o f San Fran­ visit from California. He has been idays vacation.
3 0 0 ..Catholic W orld.......................... 4 00 3 0 0 ..New England Magazine............ 4 15
Winnie Taylor, Zetta Messer, Marvin
4 0 0 ..Century Magazine.................... 5 20 5 On..North American Review.......... 5 85
cisco,
arrived
Inst
week
on
the
Ho­
The school started up this morn­ 2 0 0 ..Chap B ook.................................. 3 35 t no.. N. W. Lumberman (n e w )....... 4 85
Masonic hall was crowded to Lamb, Mattie Anderson, Della and mer to fill Dr. Cross’ position nt away over 8 years.
J. H. Timon has a rosidenee ing again, the vacation being over. 3 00..Chinn Decoi-itor......................... 4 10 1 0 0 ..Ohio F arm er............................. 2 45
excess Christmrs eve at the Christ-, Ethel Millard, Maud Nosier, lev Beaver Hill, during the- lattei’s
3 ( 0. .Chrotiicb, Chicago.................... 4 15 2 50..Pilot............................................... 3 75
erected on the Nosier addition to
mas tree exercises, it was a p u b -[ , r c ’ ’
Little, Leona Dean; absence in the east on a visit.
1 0 ). .Constitution, Atlanta................ 2 45 1 00.. Peterson’ s magazine ............... 2 40
1 00. .Philistine..................................... 2 55
Riverton.
1 00..Cosmopolitan m a g a zin e ........ 2 55
lie celebration an 1 wus nicely man- Messers. Nobio Little, Aaron \\ il-
Joy*s
Tor
Un
Jnded
and
Good
50.. Post Dispatch, St. Louis......... 2 10
1 00. .Courier Journal, Louisville---- 2 25
Notice
of
appeal
from
the
per-
J. L. Bean has a residence on the
aged and pleasing throughout . j ®‘)n’ C-bns. Moomnw, I'red Nosier,
Health lor all ¿Linkiud»
3 00.. Current Literature, new ............ 3 85 2 50.. Public O p inion.......................... 3 75
1 25 ..P ulp it.......................................
2 75
The committees had labored ear- George and Will Croy, Harvey emtory mandamus issued by Judge Nosier addition, and in a short time
1 00..Dairy Im port.............................. 2 50
JOT'S VEGETABLE 5 blSAPASlkl-A.
1 f0..D airy W orld............................... 2 15 1 00.. Railroad Car Journal ............. 2 45
neatly,, faithfully and successfully, I James, Gus Hanscom, Dave Collier, Fullerton in the marslmlship con­ Mrs. Faugh will build on an adjoin­
1
00..
Republican.
Springfield...........
2 55
3
00..
dispatch.
Chicago,
daily..........
4
20
and the committee on decorations Dcrt Dean, John Stone and C larence test was served on II. VV. Dunham’s ing lot.
1 00.. Delineator................................... 2 55 1 0 0 ..Rural New Yorker..................... 2 50
attorneys
Monday.
3 00..St. Nicholas................................ 4 25
John
Chaney
is
putting
up
a
4
00..
Drama
tic
Mirror........................
4.05
exhibited artistic skill in the beau- Dean,
2 0 0 ..Echo, Chicago............................ 3 25 3 00. .Hc- ibner’s Magazine.................. 4 20
1
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house in the Elvy addition.
Thus
tiful arrangements uf tlie eviT-
2 0 0 ..Express. Buffalo, N. Y ............. 8 25 1 00..Spirit of the West.................... 2 35
tCooa Hny Newa.i
Work of Equalization.
tlie g o o d w o r k g o e s on .
1 00. .Farmers’ U nion........................... 2 45 2 0 0 ..Trotter and P a c e r ................... 3 25
greens and presents.
The annual meetingof the stock­
50 ..
Vick’ s Floral M agazine.... . . . . 2 00
1 00.. Farm Poultry. . . .
............. 240
Tho hew church building is en-
with , Co
4 0 0 ..Forest and Stream (n ew ).......... 4 85 1 00.. Weekly W isconsin............. ••• 2 25
_ The exercises opened
-
. i
The state board of equalization holders o f the Coos Bay Creamery clesed and was used during the
3
00..W
ilson’s
Photo. Magazine....... 4 25
3 00.. Frank Leslie’ s Popular Mthly. 4 00
. .
, mb presiding, and Hr0 1 l,aa met with a defic ency in the Association will be held at the
2 :V )
50 .Fruit Growers’ Journal............. 2 10 TOO. .Witness, Montreal.
holidays.
2 10
tring of the following program: aggregate assessment in the state, creamery, Jan. 2d.
G
O
.
.
Woman
and
H om e..
3 00.. Forum........................................... 4 35
On Christmas eve the people met
4 25
1 0J.. Gam el and..................................... 2 45 3 00. .Yale Review............
ong, Olory in the Highest —choir; 1UU; jump3 nt aeonclusion— nndoubt-
The new vessel to be built nt
penyer by Lev. \\. B. Gmith; ed- edlv a wrong one— to remedy the North Beud, will, iu all probabil­ at the new church where was pre­
j& »Any one of the Above publications, each first-class in its line, and
pared a fine Christmas tree, loaded
dtess by Rev. J. L. Eutrell;, « u - ! deficit The board finds $16,000,- ity, bo a four-masted t arkeutiue to
the H erald for one year at the price stated in tho right-hand column
down
with
presents
for
both
old
tbem, Calm on the Listening E n r - ! 000 le9g Vlli,mti0n returned than be used for foreign trnde.
of fig u r e s , making the H erald the cheapest paper iu tlie county.
ar (1 young. They were entertained
f
l»»t year. There is $2,000,000 less
The
barkentiue
Omega
left
Sau
with
music
aud
rehearsals.
All
recitation, On a Winter’s Night
thethan equalizedvaluntion last year.
Irene Leneve; recitation, One Day To meet this shortage, the board Fraucisco for this port last week, enjoyed themselves and congratu­
J o y ’ s V eg e ta b le
There Caine to the Poorhouse—■ has concluded to increase the tax on nnd will load lumber at North late the committco on the succnss
S a r sc p a rilla
of their efforts.
Effie Collier; song The King on cattle— almost the last thing in the Bend for Freemantle, Australia.
I prevents ti»-ed feel­
Last
evening
the
grentest
event
Father Kelly, late of St. Louis,
Zion’s Hill — choir;
recitation, list that should be raised. Why not
ing«, daggering sen- I
Timf s are hard, ami “ we stand treat.” (Ve Lave arranged to make our
rations, palpitation I
Twas the Night Before C hristinas | on ren]
¡„ which nonares- Marion county, Oregon, will have of the season transpired—a double
subscribers a gift that will last tbe whole year. (Ye will send every per­
c
f heirt, rush of
— Martha Root; anthem, Li°ve j hienb) ftnci corporations would have charge o f this diocese, in place of wedding: Mike McCormnc to Miss
blood to the bead, [
son who calls at our office and poy» up a year in advance on the Herald, tbe
Susie Peterson, nnd (V. A. Bean to
Divine—choir.
dizziness, ringing in (
! a share? Coos county comes in for Father Oibuey, who leaves for Port­ Miss Mabel Martin.
following high-grade monthlies and band-books:
All
their
land.
ears, spots bef ¿re tho j
, Then followed the appearance a nb8e 0f 15 pel. cent.
I eve a, headache, bil­
1
ItT
Published nt Springfield, Ohio. A prnoticnl farm paper, thnt
of a splendid representation o f!
,
,
Cheap potatoes from the Sacra­ friends nnd neighbors were present
i Q 1*111 I l i A l l T y is filled with the practical experience o f actual farmers. It is
iousness,constipation
Santa Claus made by Lee Curry. \ TIie gte8(ner Chilkaf, which loft mento rivei bottoms are being and partook of tho fine banquet
o f bowels, pains in
Mr.
111 I I I i l l y I f ably edited, thoroughly np to the times, and keeps its readers
Mr C. went among the children , h„ re |ho eyeni
f Decelnber 2lst shipped to Portland, which is which was spread for them.
the back,melancholy,
>
posted on the wonderful advances made every month by pro­
tongue coated, foul
and won their conhdence and good _ Mond
o f |s8t week_ went to injuring the Oregon farmers by Bean then passed around the cigars
gressive agriculturists in tlie science of tilling the soil. Send for a free
breath, pimplcc on
sample copy.
will in the distribution of nuts to Klamath river, Cal., for salmon and depreciating the price of thtir pro­ (to the min).
face, body and limb,
D osna A n a .
I A monthly magazine for women and the home. Its bright
hem
TbeD. a so began th ed .s other ,
ht f„ r Port|nnd. ShP duct.
declinooftierve force
l i | stories, poems nud sketches, its clear and wholesome edito-
r.butionof B.lt8 fro m th e t.e e , by returned bto tlli8 plllce yesterday
dizzy op e l Is, faint
The Alert struck a snag, while
511 rials, its practical suggestions on home life and woman’ s
Mrs. Craven will close out her
spells, cold, chmrny
Hie committee called out by Mr. lnorniu about ,mlf pnBt ^ 0’c ,
work makes it a universal favorite. It cannot fail to inter­
towing a scow, loaded with cattle,
est and please every member of tho family. The publishers nt Spring-
fee!)
and
hands,
sour
millinery
stock,
nnd
within
a
week
Sherwood, ih ere seemed to h ave,di80ll(tr« i
Bolne f.eiKl,t here, on Catching slough, Thursday last,
field,
Ohio,
will
be glad to send the readers o f this paper a free sample
I risings, fatigue, in-
been rone missed, though two or iuc|udibg tom e furniture for the and rapidly filled with water, sink­ or 50 leave for Portland, where she
copy.
| aomnia, and all dis­
will
spend
the
wiuter.
She
will
~
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A hand-book on the care o f poultry, written
three of the presents were des­
eases o f t he stomach,
I Coquille Furniture Store.
The ing soon after Bhe struck. Chris­ return to this place »gain 111 the
especially to meet the needs o f the farmer
troyed by the candles, and one or
I liver and kidneys.
nnd the small breeder. It is practical . Y ou
steamer had received nt Klamntl), tensen A Johnson put a force of spriug nnd resume the millinery
Joy.s Vegetable Sar­
two lost.
can
easily
understand
what
it
means
and easily carry out its sugges­
saparilla is sold by oil
besides some lumber and miscellan­ men to work. Saturday, and floated
tions. Thousands of copies have been sold. 1‘rice, 25cents.
druggists. R e fu s e a
All 111 all, it was a most accept­ eous freight, 3400 cases o f Balinon, her, after which she was benched business.
substitute. When you
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A collection o f the favorite recipes o f the
able and pleasnrenble celebration
1 pay for the best see that
M. (V. McOorrmnc nnd bride (nee
W n m a r m n n
I fifw
K n n ^ pood housekeepers who read W omaneind .
and took from this river some lum­ and repaired.
you get the best.
V
V U l I iC ll I I v l II vl v U U lA D U U f t E very recipe is the tested standby o f some
o f Christmas.
Susie
Peterson),
o
f
Riverton,
ber, and 100 tons of coal from
Chns. Bradbury, who has been
practical housekeeper.
The book has
The choir was composed of Mrs.
whose wedding took place Sunday
Riverton, ( ’apt. Dunham exliib-
proved very popular and we are sure you will like it. Price, 25 cents.
Alice Tuttle, Mrs. W. B. Smith ito.1 to us (1 frenk of tlio breakers engaged loading cars nt the Cedar last, passed through town fo Libby,
nod Miss Sophia Tilinan, sopranos: when crossing out of the Klamath. Point landing, returned to town their future borne, yesterdny.
o n ; o i ’T K i i F R E E ! o u r o f f e r
Misses Elsie Tilman and Maud His room is just to the rear o f tIre Saturday, the boom being clear of
logs nt present. A large number
Get
th
e
H
e k a i .D, with the Farm,
Hayworth, altos; A. A. Lendl and pilot-house, with a partition, and
of logs nre expected from Al Sloan’s Field nod Fireside, “ for 0110 year, M r s . S h e p p a r d ’s
Prof. Hawkins, tenores; Rev. W.
door opening therein. All save
To eueryone paying up all arrears and one year's subscrip­
B. Smith aud J. S. McEweii, bassos. one o f the pilot-house windows camp iu the near future, and on and 20 packets of the best flower,
their nriival at Cedar Point, the gnrdeu or field seeds in the market,
tion to THE HERALD in advance, we will send both of the
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were open, and a breaker o f such work of shipping to the bay, via for ouly $2 23.
above named monthlies fo r one year and both of the boohs.
“ Hard Times’ ’ is tlio nonuie- Volume and force struck the pilot­ the railroad, will be resumed.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OFFER AT ONCE.
(Ve learn that L. Hnrlocker, our
plume of n correspondent in last house that it forced all the w imlows
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Call on or address T he H erald ,
Coquille City, Oregon.
week’s Const Mail, who is deploring j open nnd wrenched the door and
A heavy rain set in here Sntur- justice of the peace, takes charge
ji he prospect ot the vote o f the ' p, rtion of the partition out and urday evening, continuing almost of the railroad stntiou nt this place, COR. F IR S T AN D H A L L STS.
Splendid Clubbing Rates.
ople on the county sent question flooded the rooms. Cnpt. Bob was without intermission till Mouday vice C. A. Wickham, resigned.
Near R. R. Depot,
g carried out.
To preclude »hove on the bridge at the time, morning.
(V. A. Bean and bride (nee Ma­
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON.
suoi a possibility, too, ho libels j nnd came near being swept off by
The H erald i s the only paper
bel Martin), of Riverton, have
O F SA LE M .
in the county that is all home print.
our people, falsifies the indebted- the breaker. It was a very narrow
gone to Drain on a bridal visit, to
MUST-CLASS FARE, bv the single
rfubscribo
for the people’ s daily—$8 a
If one that is half printed in the
n e s s i/ the county, and villifies the escape from destruction, but the
menl, day or time bo.»rders.
tbe old home o f Mr. B.
year: weekly, $1 a year. ¡Samerates by the
A limited number of nioelv-Kept
' city is worth a dollar a year, cer­ month.
county .officiala by reasserting that, little craft lose »0 the crest o f the
rooms, with clean and comfort­
ta in ly one all printed at home and
notwithstanding their published mnes ami pulled out to sea not
able bedding.
rleuials, they intend to put up much the worse of the experence.
1 in the interest of its people is The Daily Capital Journal. 1 y e a r ....$3 00
Comfortable silting ro m.
Rates to suit the times and worth two dollars.
Will Carlo ton's Kews-
Beside, for The H bbald 1 year..................................... 2 00
zixpensivo public buildings, heuoe
The H f .H.VI.D acknowledges the Do people buy TTood’s Sarsaparilla fn
made known on application.
cash, aLlow clubbing rates, we can
fie urges n division of tlio county. kindness of the parties to the late preference to any other,— in fact almost
The two worth....................................... $5 00
pajter-M agazine " E v e r y
furnish the Weekly Examiner, the Both given for one year for. .$4 20
Wo are sure that very few of Ins double wedding id Riverton, Mr. U. li.o exclusion o f all others?
/ullow-citizens on the bay think ns M. (V. McCormnc nnd bride, and
Weekly
Call, (Vill Carleton’s
Whore.'*
room s and
popular mngnzine, “ Every Where,” The Weekly Capital Jonrnal, 1 y e a r ..$ l 00
Vsi .Joes.
i f we have the most Air. W. A. Bean and bride, to an
Tbe H rrai . d ................................................. 2 00
the Demorest Monthly, tlieThrioe-
Ni# SA’d bridges, it is liecanso we iovitatiou to be present on (lint
ro.
Sketches
by
him
in
every
The two worth...................................... #3 00
S
t
e
a
m
e
r
n-Week N. Y. World, the Daily
know from actual uso that flood*»
have fjUe country that requires occasion. (Ye regret our inability They
is i ho best, I. c ., it cu rcj when others fail.
or Weekly Capital Jonrnal (with Both 1 year fo r ...................... $2 40
..
NJ
tb«*y
wore
built
Grgelv
i
j0
a(te„d,
f,,r
the
parties
concerned
them, a
II d ’s Harm pari! la 1» it ill made under
number. Best ot Addi­
the legislative proceedings in fall),
to lend to Vaiwyield, at ouesldeof wtMP acquaintances and friends the personal supervision o f tho educated
“W ord and Works,” a large and
L!ev. lrl R. Hicks’ “ Word nnd
the county, tutd who««
° llr whom we hold in high estimation, phaim aciits w ho originated It.
tional Literature.
Fifty j
Works" and his annual or Almanac splendid monthly magazine, with
1 no question o f bert is just a 1 positively
were to be poured. ^ °*i 1 , O ur best wishes nttend them
IL L
BE DISPATCHED FROM
in favor o f H ood's aa the question
the Almanac, and the H erald , all
Portland. Oregon, on or about Nov. for 1897.
owu people wisely favored Mia roads through life, and may they live decided
o f c »mperatlvoeale«.
V*. 18%. on the route from that point
Or we will given year's subscrip­ for one year for only $2.20.
cents
a
year;
twenty-five
and have 110 compunctions of con- j ¡ong Hm| prosper. The nltendance
AtvV.hef t h in j: Every advertisement
to the
tion to the “ Farm News" or “ W om­
science at having to aaeooiatw A u d |0f g„e*ts was large, notwithstand- o f H ood’s Sarsaparilla ie true, is honest.
The H erald for one year and the
C O Q U IL L E R IV E R ,
ankind” free to each cash sub­ large Salem Weekly Statesman till
cents
six
months.
Address
trede with ns.
ing the inclemency of the weather.
i touching nt all intermediate points,
scriber
to
the
H
erald , or a copy
March 1st, 1897, for only $2. The
The man Adams, who was re - 1 Many went down from Coquille
if inducements nff«-r. nnd will
of the Farm News “ Poultry Book” Statesman will furnish all tbe pro­
Every Where Pub. Co.,
remain permanently on that
cently warned by partiee near Jack- City, for a long while the borne of
route making regular trips.
or Womankind "Cook Book,” as ceedings of our legislature, the sev­
eoiiville to skip the country or M is l ’.ean and the visiting place of
FOR RATES -
U iv jo klyn, X. T .
or other information, nprly at you may choose; or the whole lot eral state departments, as well as
“wish be had,” baa failed to ident- Mrs. McCormac, and where many
effice* o f the company.
to subscribers who pay np arrear­ the general news. It is a very large
ify live
and they have been , f, lends of both reside The editor
WORCESTER BLOCK.
ages and one year in advance. Or and good newspaper.
Portland. Oregon,
d is c h a r g e d from arrest.
1 has also been remembered with a Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1.
we will send Will Carleton's maga­
< 121*1 Bt D u T ls S I r e e t ,
ntì^-Tbe
above
splendid
literary
Prepared
only
by
C.
I.
TIood
A
Co.,
I.owell.
Mass.
The m ill r e s u m e d this morning, j share of bride’s cake, and returns
San Francisco, Cal.
Tho H erald is all home print and
zine. "Every Where,” free to cash
.
magazine
and
the
H
ep . vlp both one
after a few day a’ rest for the b o ll- , thnnka to these ladies for their
[ novlOtti
.......................... Agent-
I the cheapest paper in Coos county.
Coquille City. Or. subscribers.
H ood’S P llb M I M Ì M
! I* »!1 for only
s.
B l a c k w e l l 's
BULL DURHAM
Smoking tobacco
L
16 PotGiios to 1 Pair cf Pants
The Farm, Fi^U and Fireside,
OTHER GREAT CLUBBING OFFERS^
S
THE HERALD’S GIFT
5 arm
Fart N ews Poallry Book
Boarding House,
Daily
F
iv a e a u s ©
riches
VY
H Sarsaparilla
o o d ’s
parties,
isys
“CHILKAT
I thoug'ifulness.
Capital
Journal