Coquille City herald., May 25, 1897, Image 3

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Mrs. C. W. Martin has received a
fine stock of goods fresh from the
city, and at very low prices.
Call
and see them.
Prof.
Kanematz’s
silkworms
hatched out this morning— to the
day aud almost hour set by him
for the event.
Geo. Martin has hronght Ben
Shull's fine Clydesdale horse, Gray
Point, from Myrtle Poiut, and will
manage him this seasou.
Miss Clara Gage was over Sun­
day on a visit to her mother and
portion of the family occupying
their new home at this place.
Mr. and Mis. E. I’. Mast, of
Fairview, were in town shopping
last Saturday. Mrs. M’s visits to
town are few and far between.
Mrs. C. W. Martin lms a full line
of meu’H and boys’ clothing, which
would be well for all to see aud
price before purchasing elsewhere. *
A uico residence property at
MnrsLfit ld has been placed in our
bands for exchange for Coqnille
property. Call, if you mean busi­
ness.
*
A Testimonial.
Johnson Bro’s are selling cheap
for cash -auH cash only.
*
Many passengers came over from
tho buy side ou Wednesday's train.
New goods—new goods at bed­
rock prices at, Mrs. C. W. Martin’s. *
Don’t miss the temperance meet­
ing at tho Christian church next
Sunday night.
For Sale at Your Own Price and
terms; ^ section of fine timber ou
Coqnille river.
W anted —T o borrow, $400, on 3
or 5 years’ time; good security.
Apply at H e r a l d office.
Rev. Smith will be absent next
Sunday and tlicro will be no [ reach­
ing services at the Methodist church
morning or night.
N otice —All kinds of blncksm't'i
work done as cheap as call he done
by anyone else. Horses shod all­
round for only $1.75. W. D rake .
Read tho city marshal’s order
about cleaning up and repairing
sidewalks.
We are glad to notice
many of our eitizeus already acting
iu the matter.
Tho W. C. T. U. will have a short
program at their afternoon meeting
next Friday, consisting of select
readings, songs, etc.
Everybody
invited to attoud.
L. L. Dietz, a practical watch
repairer, will soon open a shop in
Coquille City— in tho meantime will
do all kinds of repairing at homo,
at the Judge Nosier rsidence.
M. II. Horsey has a line lot of
men’s and boys’ overalls, of the
best make, very cheap. Also over­
alls with bibs, from 35 cents to 75
cents. Call and see them.
There is a good and a poor qual­
ity of almost everything ou the
market—even iu dru gs--h u t Dr.
Moore keeps only the best grade
of medicines at his Pharmacy.
One’s health should not be trilled
with.
*
The H era ld is in receipt of n com­
munication from Dr. Easter, reply­
ing to Mr. Millard’s card declining
to accept his challenge to a relig­
ious debate. But we must decline
to publish i t The H e iu l d lias
served both parties as far ns it is
consistent to do so; further com­
munications on the subject are
becoming personal and bitter, and
we have no desire to bo party to any
troubles.
A prominent western newspaper
Our ability as expert dealer in silken recommends flux seed tea as an
goods is well proven by the phenomenal excelleut remedy for whooping
sale of our silks during the part week.
cough. It may be good but it is
We have no more of the Ii hud am os, not to be compared with Chamber­
Armurh, Pointeile and Pon-Gee, but i lain’s Cough Remedy.
This prep­
still there are left a few of the Habutni, aration will allay tho violent fits of
Surah, Taffeta, Chungeant and Satins, coughing and make them less fre­
which we are still holding down at the j quent and less severe. It also lique­
prices of free w1 tol. Come early and ; fies tho tough mucus, making it
don’t bo disapo’t’d. BERLIN S T O R E .! easier to expectorate.
Complete
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Celebra ted for its great leaven-
ing strength and healthfulueas.
Assarts the food against alum
and all forms of adulteration
common to the chetip brands.
R o ta i . R a s in o P o w d ib C o ..
New York.
John Ten Brook, of Empire, was
a visitor in Coquille limt Sunday.
Coquille Pharmacy for station­
ery, tablets and school supplies.*
Mr. nud Mrs. Henry Brown, of
Lee, were in town shopping Sutur-
dsy.
A Memorial service will bo held
at Dora on Sunday, 30th iusk Rev.
T. F . Gnmcnago will deliver an ap­
propriate sermon at 1 o’clock p. m.
D. A. Watson, of Arugo, wns
down ou business yesterday. Mr.
\V. prepares and sells a fine nrticle
of stove polish of his own inven­
tion.
Miss B ertha Wood, daughter of
Uncle Jack of this place, earns up
from Bandon last week and spent
till yesterday visiting, 'ibe H e r ­
ald had a pleasant call.
Do not wear impermeable and
tightfittiug bats that constrict the
blood-vessels of the scalp.
Use
Hall’s Hair Renewer occasionally,
aud you will not bo bald.
J . H.
Matlieny, the popular
Myrtle Point “defender of the faith,”
was down last Thursday on business.
Mr. M. honored the H erald with a
call aud renewal of subscription.
We publish a partial program of
the Decoration Day exercises, to ho
held at Masonic hall next Monday
forenoon at 10 o’clock, and the call
for tho reassembling at 2 p. m. to
march to the cemeteries and visit
the graves of deceased loved ones
and friends.
Rev. J . E . B lair, Presbyterian
minister at Myrtle Point,organized
r. union Sunday-school at Norway
on the 17th iust.
Mrs- Richard
Houghton was chosen superintend­
ent; Mrs. II. A. Bingham, assist­
ant superintendent; Miss Emma
Johnson, secretary; Miss Ethel
Dunlap, treasurer. .
Mrs. Hersey is still supplying
those handsomely trimmed ladies’
hats, just from the east, at astonish­
ingly low prices. She has also re­
ceived new stock of specialties,
notably nice embroidered silk in­
fants’ caps, with double frill of lace
all around and silk ribbon strings,
for only 30 cents.
*
A. O. Wheeler yesterday presented
us with two eggs, the product of one
of bis hens, one laid on last Fri­
day being but little larger thnu a
pigeou’s egg, and one laid on
Sunday following is large ns a tur­
key’s egg. Tho contrast makes a curi­
osity, to say nothing of the immense
size of Sunday’s production.
A company of the Loyal Temper­
ance L( gion will be organized at
this pi ice at nn early day, by Mrs.
Good, who was appointed by the
local W. C. T. U. to that duty.
Mrs. Willio Dislier is tho depart­
ment organizer, appointed by tho
National W. C. T. U., the former
being authorized for this special
occasion.
A. Alexsou and family left yester­ recovery is much quicker, too, when
day on steamer Coqnille River for this remedy is given. There is no
San Francisco, thence to Modec'o danger in giving it to small children,
for residence. Miss Mattie Ander­ as it is a pleasant syrup and contains
son made up ligr mind suddenly to nothing injurious. F o r sale at 25
go along, and she will make her an l 50 cents per bottle by U. S.
home, temporarily at least, at Mo­ Knowltou, druggist.
desto. The young lady has been
Prof. G. W. Doney, the music
helping us some in the H er a ld teacher at Fairview, was iu town
office, and we regret to lose her last Wednesday
morning and
social, pleasant association. The started back early iu the day, tak­
H era ld wishes her u pleasant uud ing Miss Lurla Lytton, who had
profitable trip.
boon employed at Hotel Coquille
School boards contemplating re­ for some time past, with him to
furnishing their school houses, or her home. Ho was driviug a light
supplying new school buildings with j road-curt, and ou passing over tho
furniture, should address Sirs. Nora cross-walk and turning tho corner
A. Good at this place, she having at Messer’s blacksmithshop, the top-
the agency for this county of the heavy vehicle slid and jolted aside
Sidney School Furniture Co., cf j till tho young lady was thrown to
ANTED — FAITH FUL MEN Oil Sidney, Ohio.
They manufacture | the ground with mueh force ou
women to trav .l for responsible estab­
lished house in Oregon. Salary $780 ami the celebrated “Beauty” automatic her head and shoulders.
Parties
expenses. Position permanent. Reference. pupils’ desks and everyt ling neces­
who saw the fall wonder that her
Enclose self-addn ssed stamped envelope.
Every neck had not been broken, or other
TlnxNatioual, S ta r Insurance B ld g., Chi­ sary for the schoolroom.
cago.
desk of their manufacture is war­ very serious injury inflicted, but the
The bay pnpers find food for ranted for 15 years, and any p a rt1 young miss got np and resumed her
County Superintendent J. H.
thought and friendly quotation on that becomes brokon or unfit for placo in tho cart protesting that Barklow visited our schools last
use
during
that,
time
will
ho
dupli­
the couuty seat question from our
she was hurt at all.
We fear Tuesday, aud is spending some
See card, that she was hurt, however, more
esteemed local contemporary. Has cated without charge.
time iu a tour of tho schools in
iu another column.
the local defense fuud run out?
than she realized at the time. The this section. The H e r a l d office had
shock
must
have
been
great.
W. L. Hayter, of Bandon, was
Todd Dickson w h s yesterday
a pleasant call, and a good word
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visiting bis daughters, Mrs. Knowl- morniug again put through an or­
from this qualified and faithful
Notice.
ton and Miss Edith Hayter, a deal of aecideut, from which he
official regarding the progress of
couple of days last week.
The received injury and barely escaped
our city schools— barring the
All citizens ars hereby notified
old gentlemnu is feeble, of late.
very serious results.
While in
absence of adequate school room
Rev. Mi. Futrcll vacated the the filing room at Lyon’s sawmill, that 1 will officially visit aud aud modern appliances.
iuspeot
the
uremisesof
each
within
Lyons property this morning an d ; his right hand was caught by belt­
A large crowd gathered here last
moved to the Collegiate Institute ing and twisted around with a the corporate limits of the town of
building. Mr. Tuttle will occupy wheel, wresting and severely bruis- j Coquille City, beginning Ju n 9 1, Sunday to witness n. ball game.
Persons came from both lower and
t h e L v o d s property for hotel pur­ iug that member. It was thought 1897, aud therefore request that all j
At fiist that somo of the bones, should comply with Ordinance No. upper-river points, tho steamer Dis­
poses.
6, requiring all premises to be patch coming up from Bandon,
The W. C. T. U. mass temperance were brokeu, but we learn that
cleansed of standing or waste water,; while most of those above anil on
meeting' will bo held at the Chris­ such was not the case. Mr. D ick -;
rubbish, garbage, offal, etc , upon j the Forth Fork caiueiu vehicles nud
son
is
the
unfortunate
who
was
tian church next Sunday evening.
The game was
pain-of the penalty of a fine for on horseback.
blown
np
and
badly
burned
by
A nice program is in hand, including
played between Bandon and Myrtle
uoncompliance.
some charming music. Everybody the explosion of a keg of powder
I further urge that citizens see Point, and resulted iu n score of 17
near Bandon Inst summer, from
is invited.
which he was so long recovering, i that all planks on their sidewalks to 19 iu favor of Myrtle Point.
Henry Collier, who will rnn thej
are nailed dowu, and broken or
The steamer Coquille River
No mystery about it When the faulty ones replaced by safe ones.
Collier Bro’s mine, op at .Johnson
arrived al this place ¡Sunday even­
mountain, this summer, left Satur­ Shakers offered some time ago to !
G. A. B rown ,
ing with a fairly good cargo of
day last. Jo e and Glenn accom give away a bottle of their Digestive i
City Marshal. merchandise and mixed freight for
Cordial
to
any
01
e
who
might
call
|
panied, and he took his daughters, j
this section. 8he left at 4 a. m.
at their New York office, there was j
Effie and Ruby, with him.
yesterday, having tnkeu on some
a
great
rush
and
a
great
many
Elder W. H. Nosier and one or
deck freight here, aud will fill her
two of the young brothers of the people thought they were crazy.
hold with coal nt Riverton.
She
Subsequent events proved it to
Church of Redeemed Israel will
will take oc several passengers
reach at Cunnigham creek scbool- hnve been a very clever advertising
from this vnlley, most of whom
oose on next Sunday, the 30th, at transaction, for although they gave
will take passage at Bandon.
away
thousands
of
bottles,
it
was
in
3 o’clock p. m. Everybody is
there is no need for you
the
end
profitable;
nearly
every
one
Memorial services will be held ut
cordially invited to be present and
& t o contemplate a w i g
the Christian church next Sunday
bear the doctrine that we are the that took a free bottle came back
for more and paid for it with pleas­
0 when you can enjoy the
morning nt the usual hour of serv­
“Banished Angels" discussed.
ure, saying they had derived better
ices. Rev. Comrade C. A. Stine will
pleasure of sitting again
results from its use than from any
deliver tho memorial sermon.
All
under your own " th a tc h .”
other medicine they bad ever used.
are invited — the civic societies, pio­
¡J Y o u can begin to get
There is nothing so uniformly
neers, Mexican and Indian war vet­
J your liair back as soon
successful in the treatment of
erans and the ex-confederate boys
get S c h illin g 's B e s t o f your stomach troubles as the Shaker J as you begin to use
— sincerely and cordially, to be
grocer, or if you don’t like Digestive Cordial, and what is
present and occupy seats with the
union veternns.
The general pub­
it and can’t get your money better than all, it relieves at once
lic, too, is expected, of course.
LAXOL. tbc new form of Castor
back.
These are nlso expected to pnitici-
Oik is so palatable that children
A Schilling rtc Cnmpany
pute in Monday's Decoration exer­
Saa rraiiciac*
<26 | lick the spoon clean.
cises.
W
Poor
Pilgarlic,
E
D ro p u s a lin e if y o u c a n ’t
A y e r ’s
1 H a ir V igor.
^ 5 ) A N D Y CATHARTIC
We have mentioned the fact that
The Arlington high-arm sewing
machine, represented b y the H erald
for the benefit of the people, is as
good as the high-priced machines;
you buy from agents, and yet fur­
nished at one-third or one-fourth
the price. We ordered an Arling­
ton a few weeks since for Elder |
S. S. Barklow nt Norway, and here
is a voluntary testimonial from
Mrs. S. S. Barklow:
' Read the H erald ’ s great clubbing
■ offeis— the best ever offered.
CUR£ C0MSTSPÂT10H
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ALL
DRUGGISTS
ÄRQAT IIT F Í Y flilSRÄN TFRli t0 (’ure anj. a-cof constipation, fascarets are the Ideal Laxa*
nDDv/l.U 1 Lu I U b iU tti.u u ju
nev^r »rip or arire.tiut cause ea«7 natural resalta. 8am*
pio and booklet free. Ad. STi!RUM! ÍÜ JÍI J»V CO. O iìceìm . Montreal. Can., or New York.
til.
.
N okway , Oregon, May 20, 1*07.
M c E wem — lhar Sir:
Please
Mu.
excuse me for not writing sooner.
I like the sowing machine very!
much. It gives perfect satisfaction
so far as I have tried it. I think it
is just ns good as tho $05 machines. '
Yours, with respect,
HORSE-SHOEING
GENERAL BLACKSM ITHING ,
and
M rs . H. S . B arklow . |
Bffy. A 10-year written guaranty
goes with each machine.
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Everybody Says So.
Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won­
derful medical discovery of the ape. p eas-
ant and refreshing to tho lasie, act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowelt,
cleansing tho entire system, dispel colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try a box
of (3. C. C. to-day; It), 25, 5» cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
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Parties wishing marriage li­
censes can obtain tbe same through
D, F . Dean at Coquille City. Ap­
ply with witness at least a day or two
before tbe documents are needed. *
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WAGON-WORK.
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The theosophists have purchased
190 acres of commanding land
near Sau Diego, Cal., whereon they
will erect ancieut shrines and
temples in which old time mysteru s
will be performed.
M A ititir.n .
H a v in g r . n t l M r..A . C. W ils o u ’s n w an d w e ll«
eq u p p d B a o k sm ith aud W :>goii Sh o p , I am
p - p r d o do li k nda ot w o :k in th e above!
lin e ;, in fi’ s ’. -c az3 m an n r and r .a s o .i a b .e r a t e s
dive Lie a Tric.1.
J . W. FIELBj Blacksmith.
sarTJi.^ fAdLÂZ-. ■uATXCISS
O o q i lille
p U R N IT U R E ^ I^ -
S 'r O R E
HAS AND W IL L K E E P CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL STOCK OF
BED-ROOM SUITES. # LOUNGES. SETTEES, # EXTENSION TABLES,
ROCKERS. CHAIRS. MOLDINGS, # MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, ETC
F orty —L andlbs —At Marsh field, May 15,
1897, by llfcv. Geo. Gillespie, Jam es Forty
aud Mrs. Charlotte S. Landles.
A GOOD STOCK OF W A LL-PA PER AT LOWEST PRICES.
BO It* .
S haman — At Empire City, May 9. 1897, to
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Seam an, a son.
W ilson —I n Coquille C ity , May 12, 1897, to
Mr. and Mrs. Will Wilson, a son.
Cox~A t Beave** Hill, May 1(5,1897, to Mr.
and Mrs. Will M. Cox. a daughter.
P f . terson —At Haynes slough, May 10, 1897,
to Mr. pnd Mrs. fSuanee Peterson, a
daughter.
N btmk —At West Marshfield, May 10, 1897,
to Mr. aud Mr*. M att Neime, a sou.
L o ftiss —At Beaver H ill, May 10,1397, to
Mr. and Mrs. Chester L oftiss, a son.
B urgess —At Auburn, Cal., May 14, 1897. to
Mr. and Mrs. Bev. H. S. Burgess, a
daughter.
Coffins, Burial Caskets, etc., anil do Undertaking and Embalming on
short notice.
fn ; General Repair anil Cabinet work done at store
fie,yin I. O. O. F. Building, aud we guarantee satis.“©a
fi&yfuetiou iu every line.-’(Da
D I K I I.
N kal —At West Marshfield, May 17, 1897,
Annas, beloved wife of A. W. Neal, aged
26 years and 10 months.
C o rbit —At Myrtle Point, May 16, 1897,
Miss Nellie May, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Corbit, aged — years.
ltic hard son —At Beaver Ilill, May 1(5, 1897,
Miss Until Kiohardson, aged about 15
years.
— W E ALSO H AV £ —
COQUILLE
Corner Second and Taylor Streets,
Is the C om ing Drug Store.
1DNEY
chool Furniture Co
S
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IF
E
S
K
FOR
15
YEARS,
and any part th at becomes broken or unfit
for use during th at time will he duplicated
without charge.
W rite for circulars and prices to
MUS. NOHA A. GOOD,
A lent for Cons county,
Coquille City, Oregon.
WM, BEACH,
YOU
WANT,
Will Supply It For You.
s ,
and all furniture necessary for the School­
room. Every desk of this company’s man­
ufacturo is
WARRANTED
W E H A V EN ’T GOT
WHAT
T H E C ELEBRA TED
‘ l l l v 4 1 ) T Y ” Automatic Pupils’
M ANUFACTURE
D
CITY, OR.,
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Don t fail to call at tbe Pharmacy.
You will find a full stock of Sta­
tionary. Tablets and School Supplies ou hand.
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prescriptions
Scic3n.tiilca.lly '“Filled.”
' DR. J. BURT MOORE, P ro p rie to r.
H
otel
APER - HANGER
c o ô ü ïü l S
Q>
ft
ft
ft
K. J . TUTTLE, PROPRIETOR.
—AND—
AVING LEA SED T H IS N EW , COMMODIOUS \ND M OD EltN H O S T L E U Y ,
I am now prepared to entertain tho traveling public iu first-class
style, with the very best of accommodations and at most reason­
able rates.
T ables supplied with tho best tho m arket affords.
SA M P LE BOOMS for Commercial men,
il l t a k e c o n t r a c ts t o do
roomy and ce ntrally located.
SP E C IA L ACCOMMODATIONS and T erm s
any work in iny line, or work by the
for Fam ilies and Theatrical Troupes.
day. All work done in first-cla.^s manner Kates— $1 to $2 per day.
nud at reasonable rates, or no charges.
P
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Church Directory.
Cut Rates
Str.“Coquille l^iver*
1H RISTIA N CH U Rf If, Coquille City.
) Preaching 2d and 4th Lord’ s days in
ouch month, a t 11 o’clock a. i d . and 7:30
a. m. Sunday-school every Sunday a t 10
o’clock a. m. Prayer-m eeting e v o y Wed­
nesday evening.
C. A. S t i n k , M inister.
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BY
STEA M ER
COQUILLE RjVEf?
o
A'
$2.50 per Ton.
$3.50 per Tot).
T his new and commodious steamer will
make regular trips between
T axp ay ers.
L L P ER SO N S D ELIN Q U EN T IN
RKIO H T FROM SAN FRANCISCO ___ their ta x es are advised to s et t l e the
to Bandon. Prosper, Parkersburg, R an­ taxes duo Coos county on or before the 20th
day of May, ls97, otherw ise the sheriff
dolph. Langlois, Denmark, Riverton aud
must comply with the law and force oedleo-
Coquille City,
t(O l.
J . li
CRBOI DVB,
County Judge,
B. F . Boss, Commissioner,
I. T. W e e k l y , Coimni uio: < r.
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G E O n o i : F A T U A , .11 .I N T U I I .
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Copile Riyer.
FIRST-CLASS
freig h t
and Passenrer Line.
Cnbin passage—any point on Coquille
We are paving the highest m arket price
for wool, sp it cash on «1» livery, at Bandon. River, $7.SO.
O. C. BEN JA M IN , Agent,
junffOtf] BANDON W OOLEN M IL L S CO.
Mission 1, Pier No. 2,
.
—
San Francisco, C aL
j V \ TA R N IN G .— All hnntiug parties or in- J. A. Lyons, local agent, Coquille City.
For further particulars apply to
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dividual hunters, with or without
O. C. BEN JA M IN , Agent, j dogs, are hereby warned to keep off my
premise*, or suffer th e penaitii s of the law
Mission W harf,
lO U SVLK *¿1» aerea of VII Bottoni
M J . P EN D LET O N .
Han Francisco, Cal. mnr98t|
Land, ‘q mile sonili of Coquille C ity ,
May IS, 1897.
on batik of riv o : 18 «ere* in cultivationf
gorui farm huddings: orchard, 200 prone
trecii—crop thm year.
Plenty of appiè
H 'ie l iit Vf
tr< es for farnily orchard. Term s reason-*-
unii R II o i ., , b|l. A(|dr,,wi
o . W. STEV EN SO N ,
^
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL . Near tho ju nlG tfj
Coquille C ity.
Furry, offers goods to conmnmrH or dealers
nt sm allest margin of profit consistent
’’OR 8 \ L E -T w o foil-blood Jersey B alls,
with safe and honest dealing.
both elegible to registry for pore-blood,
BEAD T H E L IS T .
oim yearling and one spring c a lf.
The
yearling can be bought for $40', nnd Iher
1 L a d ies’ S ty lis h J a c k e ts , dark c o lo r *,. .¡ft
1
months*
old
calf
for
$20.
Address
the
CT I HAVE STOCK F O R SA LE
Ladies’ Stylish Capes,
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Him un ot ci for pnrticnlsrs, or writ«
F l* K t t a i K i il» .
Out of style r’onte. «ir.e 8 2 ...................... I
JU D G E J J l . SCHROETTER,
Out of stvlo Con**, si/»- 32. d a rk .......... 1
Arago, £uo* county, O regon.
jn! v7ifl
Ladies* Winter U nderskirt*.......... from
Ladies* #1 Underskirt* ..................now
Sk irts, wide corded, raffles ................... 1
Ladies’ Rleerelesa Underveets. 10. 15,
shortm
h
Ladies* Vest* with long sleeves, from
Ladies’ Hi avy Ve t*, for winter.........
4*5
Lndies* Pants t . n atoh Vest.
AND
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begin
45 at
m,«h .• IÑ. f. Con way. of f t i e Col-
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2*» nn>r till
K. ite* of tuition inni e known
10 mi nppt
>n by i «ostai or in person to
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15.
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L. A. MAUST EUS.
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Address
Coquille City, Oregon.
Cleveland, Oregon.
All kimls of Hose at right pi
CalM Passenprs, $71
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The Egg Seoson
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( AGES,
SIZES,
-, PRICES,
.1 Few Poland China Pis* for Sale Yet
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Bring (lowers to the hall Monday.
Hurdle Mast was down from Lee
j lust Saturday,
T U E S D A Y , MAY 25 1897.
Toothbrushes, soaps, e t c ; at
R E G U L A R TRAINS (Coqnille Fhartuney.
Milton Stemler is on a visit to
A t ONDA YS, W EDNESDAYS AND F R I-
his pareuts at Dora from Merced,
H L days will run us follows:
A rrive
Leave
I
| California.
12.30 p. m.
8 .U0 a. m. |
Marshfield
! W anted — To trade Bandon prop­
Leave
Vrrive “ 1
H.:i0 “ ] CO Q U ILLE C ITY 11.00a. iu. erty for Coquillo City property. In
10.30 “
10.00 “ j
Myrtle Point
J quire at this office.
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Mrs. Hersey’s handsome trimmed
LOCAL ITEMS.
hats, noticed in the H euald , are
being disposed of very rapidly.
Clean >i[> your yards.
Read Wm. Beach's card to do
Additional local« on 2d page.
Nail« only $3.25 at The F air paper hanging and puiuting iu the
Store.
* best manner and at lowest rates.
Mrs. Root will supply bread dur-
Mrs. Hoot keeps fresli bread and
ing Mrs. Wilkins’ absence.
Also
yeast for sale.
furnish hop yeast al 10 cents per
Tire eagle will scream at Myrtle
quart.
Point on the 4th.
Some of the street crossings need
Miss Luln Schrosder was iu town repairs, also (he high walks at sev­
a brief spell lust week.
eral places.
There is danger of
II. W. Duuhaui, of Marshfield, accidents on somo of these latter.
was in this place yesterday.
You need not go nor send else­
Finest Hue of toilet soaps on the where for clothing, either for men
river at Coquillo Pharmacy.
or boys. Mr. and Mrs. Martin have
Best of bacon at Johnson B ro’s, brought them right to your door,
also eastern honey drip syrup.
* aud have the invoices of much more
*
L. A. Roberts, the Myrtle Poiut to come ou next steamer.
Our thanks to the Bandon school
attorney, was in town yesterday.
W a n t e d t o R e n t — An organ. authorities for a kindly invitation
to ho present at the graduating ex­
Leave information at this office.
J. D. Clinton was down yesterday ercises of the cluss of ”97 of the
from Arago.
Hit! lame ankle is j Bandon High School, to be held
| Wednesday, June 2, 1897, at It)
improving.
I o’clock a. in.
Mrs. Fannie G. Dickson, of
Myrtle Point, was iu town a brief ■ Capt. Snyder officiated as skipper
ou the steamer Dispatch yesterday,
spell Monday.
Capt. Leo laying off on account of
Watch aud jewelry repairing in the serious sickness of his wife's
a workmanlike manner at the low­ sister, Miss Theodosia Hayter.
est rates, by C. L . Gray.
Miss Edith Hayter went do,vu to
A first-class millinery business Bandon ou learning of her sister’s
for sale— apply at postoffice to illness.
A. G. Aiken, postmaster.
Miss Flo Boyrie tried her baud
Dr. Strange, tlie dentist, came at paiuliug from uuture a few days
to this place Monday aud took since, and took for her subject an
rooms at Hotel Coqnille.
old straw hut uud three little chicks.
The G. A. R. encampment will She had a time of keeping the
bo held at Myrtle Point this year little pets still till she could get
and a grand time is promised.
their dimensions, proportions and
The largest and best stock of positions, but succeeded splendidly
cigars and tobacco ever brought to and has u very handsome painting.
Coqnille City just received by B. NO TIC E .—J . S. McCain is a United
States Commissioner and a No­
E . Nosier.
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Our fruit men are fighting the tary Public. He is prepared to make
caterpillars at all points. The pest homestead entries and take final
has been very aggressive in some proofs on homesteads. He is also
prepared to make out and ackowl-
localities.
Miss Em m a Stmiff came over edgo all kinds of legal papers—
from Marshfield lad Friday to deeds, mortgages, bonds, etc. His
spend a season with her sister, office is iu the Odd Fellows’ build­
ing, 1st floor, Coqnille City. Call in.
Mrs. Sinclair.
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