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R E G U L A R T R A IN S
o n d ays , W ednesdays
duys will run us follows:
Leave
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8 .0 0 a .m . I
Marshfield
Vrrive “
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10. (HI “
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and
f u i -
Arrive
13.80p.m .
Leave
11.00a.in.
10.00 “
L O C A L ITE M S.
Nails! Nuils! 1 Ouly 83 ut tbe
Cur term of public school ends
j Fair Store.
next Friday.
Goods sold to suit tbe hurd times
Tooth brushes, soaps, etc.; a
*
Coquille Pharmacy.
* at the Fair Store.
For coffins, caskets and funeral
Johnsou Bro’s are selling cheap
supplies, consult the Coquille Fur
for cash— aud cash only.
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niture Store.
Coquille Pharmacy for station
Bev. Mr. and Mrs. Stiue are vis
ery, tablets and school supplies.* iting their daughter, Rev. Mrs. H.
Just received, a large and nice H. Buckner, ut Marshfield, for a few
stock of boys’ chilling, at Mrs. days.
Martin’s
•
W anted to T rade — A gentle,
For Sale at Your Own Price and,
The Entertainment
well-broke horse, for a good dairy
Additional local» on 2d page.
tprms; J section of fine timber on ° ° w or you,)8 «tuck.
Charley Collior in doing extensive Coquille river.
‘
^ W atson .
clearing.
Ethan
McDuffee
and
family have
W a n t e d — To trade Bandon prop
Mrs. Mujory passed down to Bau- erty for Coquille City property. In moved up from Rivertou to this
Absolutely Pure.
Uncle Me—the father—
don yesterday.
quire at this office
* place.
makes his home with them.
Celebrated for it« groat leaven
Mrs. ltoot keeps freBh bread and
Only 90 cents will buy a fiue pair
ing strength and healthfulness.
yeast for sale.
W anted — A good dairy farm of
Assures the food against alum
of misses’ shoes, sizes from 9J t o l l ,
nnd nil forms of adulteration
from
100
to
300
acres,
already
Tbo Hinson fruit jars, at bed-rock at Mrs. C. W. Martiu’s.
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common to the cheap brands.
stocked with good dairy cows, for a
prices, at the Fuir Store.
*
L oy a l H a k in o P ow der C o ..
W a n t e d —To borrow, 8400, on 3
New York.
FlueBt line of toilet soaps on the or 5 years’ time; good security. cheesery. Will lease for a few yours |
with
privilege
of
buying.
riyer at Coquille Pharmacy.
* Apply at H erald office.
W aiting for Papa to Come.
Mrs. Watkins, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Best of bacon”at Johnson Bro’s,
The Choral Society has re Robert Airey, Mr. nud Mrs. Frank
also eastern houey drip syrup.
*
In memory of Beuldb Vivian Baker.
adopted Monday night of each Bunch, Mr. aud Mrs. Bennett and
W anted to B en t — An organ.
week for its regular meeting.
Such a quaint, curly lmired little darling,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ham
Bunch
were
Leave information at this office.
Sitting there in the big rocking chuir,
Mrs. Root will supply bread dur down from tbe North Fork ou busi A h the sinking sun smiled in upon her,
The Temperance Legion is both
And the summer breeze to)rs with her hair;
Also ness yesterday.
interesting and educational. Join ing Mrs. Wilkins’ absence.
The faint Bmell of the rones sweeps o’ er her,
furnish hop yeast ut 10 cents per
came
And the honey bees drowsily hum,
Mrs.
Aiken
and
Miss
Alice
it
«he lazily drifted off to dreamland
quart.
over yesterday to pack and remove So While
A large a n d select stock of ladies’
waiting for papa to come.
their
wearing
apparel,
bedding,
etc.,
A
free
dance
was
given
at
Afa-
shoes at bottom prices, at Mrs. C.
The
red
sun
disappears o’er the hilltops,
to their homo at Marshfield. We
And the gentle breeze sinks down to rest
W. Martin's.
* sonic hall last Satuiday night. It
regret
exceedingly
to
lose
our
friends
As
the
dark,
noiseless shadows of evening
Hev. Mr. and Mrs. Horsetail of was well utteiided and thoroughly aud neighbors.
Slip stealthily in from the west;
enjoyed.
Hut
she
notes
not the gathering twilight,
Marshfield wero in town a short
Mrs. Martin has received a fine For the wee darling’ s senses are dumb;
while yesterday.
Mis. Lizzie Godfrey (nee Lizzie
is threading the mazes of dreamland,
stock of new goods, including prin She
While waiting for papa to come.
Henry Johnson and John and Buzun) dispatched a wild-cat near
cipally ladies’ and misses’ shoes in
Weaverville,
Trinity
county,
Cal.,
W ill Burrows are logging down on
a wan, fever-parched little darling,
great variety and at astonishingly Such
Lying there nealh the coverlet white,
a few days ago.
the Hancock place.
low prices; also boys’ clothing and As the pale moon peeps in at the window,
W anted — A hand of 23 to 40
Watch and jewelry repairing in
And the wind softly whispers, ’ tis night;
j many other goods.
Ah, the sweet face is haggard and pain-
a workmanlike manner ut the low head of good sheep. Will trade a
drawn,
The
steamer
Coquille
River
est rates, by C. L. Gray.
* saddle horse and pay the difference
The thin hands are helpless nnd numb,
R. D. S anfokd Coquille. arrived at this place this morn She is fading away like a sunbeam,
Mrs. Hersey’s new millinery in cash.
While waiting for papa to come.
ing, direct from San Francisco.
arrived earlier than expected. Call
Don’ t miss the program at Ma ¡She is a welcome visitor, and her
On
the bank of that beautiful river,
early and make your choice.
* sonic ball next Friday evening. It
Where the beautiful of earth find a rest,
coining arid going me looked upon
Call at Mrs. Hersey’s for the lat will be decidedly entertaining in as of one of the family, with deep Where the palm branches nestle and quiver,
Gently stirred by the songs of the blest;
est millinery, just from the enst, at both litirary and musical features. interest and solicitude.
Knowing naught of earth’ s suff’ring aud
prices to suit tlio times.
*
sorrow,
Mrs. C. W. Martin has a full line
Hearing naught of earth’s din harsh and
The children and youth of the
Rev. C. A. Stiue, the pastor, will of men’s and boys’ clothing, which
grurn,
preach next Sunday and Sunday would be well for all to see and town are urged to meet with the W. There our dear angel darling is watching
C.
T.
U.
next
Friday
afternoon,
at
And waiting for papa to come.
night at the Christian church.
price before purchasing elsewhere. *
li. C. H armon , Lee, Or.
3:30 o’clock, at the Methodist
Beautiful new hats and other mil
Buckingham’s
Dye
for the church, to complete the organiza
liner)' goods have just been received Whiskers is a popular preparation
It will not cave everything. It is
tion of a company of the Loyal
from the east by Mrs. Horsey. Call iu one bottle, and colors eyeuly a Temperance Legion.
The scholars not claimed that it will cure but one
soon.
We
browu or black. Any person can are expected to be present on ad complaint, that is, dyspepsia.
If our good citizens want to en easily apply it at home.
cannot say that it will cure every
journment of school.
courage a good class of entertain
case of dyspepsia, but it will cure a
Prof. Hodgin, of Bandon, was
Mr. Jacobson, Hie new pro large majority of them. Such cases
ments, let thorn nttond that to he
in
this
place
yesterday,
and
we
be
prietor of the Coquille Furniture as are adapted to its use will derive
given at Masonic hall Friday night.
lieve leaves at once for Roseburg Store, is pushing business.
He immediate benefit. One small bottlo
Sheriff Gage was at Myrtle Point to enter the practice o f law.
We is receiving new stock from the
will be sufficient to test it.
last Sunday at the Woodmen's believe Mr. H. will honor his pro
The Shaker Digestive Cordial is
unveiling ceremonies. He remained fession both in integrity nnd ability. city, besides being busy manu
facturing special orders.
H e is especially adapted for emaciated or
with his family at this place till yes
A movement is on foot to orgau- well prepared for undertaking, and elderly people whose food does them
terday’s train.
will furuisb caskets aud coffius of but little or no good because it is
Our dentist, Dr. Carter, Las been lze a Labor Exchange at Marshfield. all sizes at prompt notice.
not digested. The Cordial contains
spending several days at Bandou, Friends of reform are signing to
Tbe Loyal Temperance Legion an artificially-digested food and is a
where he has made a good reputa that effect at C. Howe’s Racket store,
tion ns a gentleman and qualified and all who are friendly to this was not organized last Sunday, digester of food happily combiued.
advance step are urged to put down owing to the excursion which took Read one of the little books which
dental practitioner.
their names and help the cause so inauy away from town and other your druggist is now giving away
There is a good and a poor qual along.
distracting causes, but it was con- and learn of this wonderful remedy,
ity of nlmost everything on the
Sheriff Gage has been Laving eluded by those present to organize
market—even in d ra gs--b u t Dr.
A really palatable Castor Oil can
T. U. meeting next
Moore keeps only the best grade quite a family of law-breakers o n [ ? J ! j S ^
o f medicines at his Pharmacy. his hands for some days past, three Friday afternoon, at o:30 o clock, now bo had under the narno of
-
-
-
at the Methodist church. Most or LAXOL.
One’s health should not be trilled o f whom will coutiuue boardets at
nearly nil o f the scholars from the
his
hotel
till
October
term
o
f
court.
with.
*
Miss Effa Gregory, whoso health
school will be present, and others
Legal notices to and from the One Turner whs discharged a day nre cordially invited, youth aud had been failing for some months
courts, wbic|) aro required to be or b o atjo, ai d Polaud will be free parents, to take part in this work. past, passed away last Sunday, at.
posted at the courthouse door, now ngnin in a day or two.
the home of her father, a short dis
Mr. Odell, representing the co-i tance from this plnce.
read l'ut the courthouse door in
John Johnson, o f the North
Tho beau
operative
fire
insurance
scheme
by
i
Coquille City,” and are accordingly Fork, came down from Myrtle Point
tiful girl was the victim of consump
occupying places ut the entrance of yesterday and will spend several the Oregon Fire Relief Association tion, nud had many friends and
Masonic hall, the temporary temple days visiting his brothers, Sam aud of McMinnville, Or., pnssed home acquaintances here who anticipated
o f justice at this place.
Dud, tml other relatives and ward last Friday, via the hay, after with railness tho suro end of tho
Her
Our Labor Exchange column friends. He is feeling pretty well a very thorough canvass of this work of that fell destroyer.
He has found a ready j decline had been rapid, since it was
from week to week is very interest nud has almost wholly discarded valley.
ing, and should prove doubly so to medicines for some while, but he patronage from our citizens, and a realized she had been marked out
growing desire of the people to! as a victim of that wasting disease,
farmers and working people par does not tiesbeu aud strengthen.
free themselves From the oppres-1
ticularly.
Keep informed, nud
The Joint Traffic Arsociation and sionsof the old corporation system, and solicitous friends were grieved
at its havoc as from time to time
sooner or luter you will join the other illegal pooling combines can
hosts that are peacefully rallyiugto raise freight nnd passenger rates, and thus secure to themselves al they observed its relontlessness.
the call of freedom and independ but the govorument and state and cheaper and safer insurance and I Peace to her ashes. Many friends
keep their money nt home for cir
ence.
interstate and railroad commissions culation and investment. We be extend sympathy to tho surviving
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Tuttle will can not reduce rates or do anything lieve Bandou was the banner com-1 members c f the family.
take the steamer Coquille River legal, though they are organized tncuity, he having written at times M0TICE.—J- S. McCain is a United
this trip and return to their home under law to protect the public. as high aa eight or ten risks a day j
States Commissioner and a No
in the city.
Mrs. T. has SDeut The courts, which are organized there, and all along the river up to ! tary Public. He is prepared to make
several mouths hero nud by her under law, should be stopped from Myitle Point is becoming deeply homestead entries and tnke filial
mild and social ways hns endeared grinding.
interested in the people doing! proofs on homesteads. He is also
many fnpnds who will not thank
The editor pnrtook of a birth business for themselves, iu their prepared to make out nnd ackowl-
Bert for breaking in on the circle.
day dinner last Thursday, given in 'own interests, aud not for the ; edge all kinds of legal papers—-
Still, be hns a prior claim, and
deeds, mortgages, bonds, etc. His
honor o f our “ devil,” John Stone, j benefit o f the few.
good wishes accompany both.
office is in the Odd Felliws’ build
on the occasion o f his 20th birth
Ono
of
the
boldest
and
meanest
The J. S. Kimball Co. of San day, by his sister, Mrs. Nanuie
ing, 1st floor, Coquille City. Cnlliu.
of
thefts
that
lias
ever
taken
plnce
Fraucisco has made cut rates for Fellows. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Dean,
iu
this
community
occurred
last.
Fri
L. L. Dietz, a practical watch
freight ou the steumer Moro to and Bud Stone nnd other of the imme
from the city aud this river. diate family nnd a few friends were day night. A clothes-line heavily repairer, will soon open n shop in
Freight from San Francisco to present to “ boost” the occasion and laden with a two weeks’ washing Coquille City— in the meantime will
Bandon, Prosper, Parkersburg, wish John many returns of happy was left out by Mrs. Root, embrac do all kinds of repairing at home,
ing five suits of Martha’s wear, three at the Judge Nosier rsidence.
*
Randolph, Riverton and Coquille anniversary days.
suits of her own —all except what
City ¡6 placed at 81 per ton.
The
The closing exercises of the Bnn- they had on their hacks— besides Educate Your R ow els W ith Cascarets.
cut rates of the stenmer Coquille
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
River were first made, we under dou school took place last Wednes those of others of the household, 10c, 25c. If C. C. C. fall, druggists refund money.
stand, to meet a Becret cut rate—or day for the school year 1890-97, and was swept of everything except a
N T H E COUNTY COURT O F TH E
rather a rebate—given by the a class of nine graduated, three from few napkins. It is to be hoped the
State of Oregon, in and for Coos County
The
the minor nnd six from the major thief will bo apprehended.
Moro.
In the matter of the estate of t
course. The graduates from the loss is severely felt by Mr. and Mrs.
William G . Way, deceased, )
The new “ Tuttle Hotel” — the
minor course were, Ralph B. Hunt, Root, not just so much for the value
Notice is hereby given that Celia L . Way
Lyons property— is a very inviting
and
William Marshall Way have been
J. Frank JohnstOD, Henry Goetz; of the goods, but the fnct of the
place to pnt op at or take a meal.
appointed executors of the last will and
from the major course, Kallona K labor lost snd inconvenience of testament of William G. Way, deceased,
The rooms are large and airy, and
replacing the wearing articles. by the County Court of the State of Ore
everything so clean and nice, that Scott, Guss Gross, Rose J. Long, There is a clue to the perpetrator of gon for Coos County, and all persons hav
it must become a popular stopping Penrl Walker, Jennie Charleston, the crime, nnd we hope li6 rony bo ing claims against the said estate must
present their claims duly verified, as by law
place for tbe traveling public, ami and Florence A. Rosa. The grad
uating exercises were excellent and caught aud receive the punishment required, to the said executors, at Coquille,
for entertainment to attendants at
Coos county, Oregon, within six months
that is his due.
from date.
the courts or on business. A large appreciated by the large audience
Coquille City, Oregon, May 28,1897.
of
patrons
and
citizens
who
were
and commodious stable is in con
C elia L. W a t ,
W m . M. W ay ,
nection with the house nud travelers in attendance.
ju !4 t j
Executors.
in vehicles or on horseback can bo
A small blazeoccurred this morn-
cared for aud their teams be pro ing, at quarter past 10 o'clock, nt
M U CH lll> .
vided for also.
the property o f L. P. Maury, near
T obin W allac * — A t Phoenix, Arizona, April
7, 1897, Will Tobin and Miss Lena W al
the Methodist church. Mrs. Maury
lace.
was alone, attending to her house
duties, having ronsiderable of
m in i.
The best way to buy any a hold
Y ottwo —At Dorp, June 1,1897, to Mr. nnd
fire in the rnnge, and a spark fell
IIow good it lo c k s ! IIow
Mrs. M. M. Young, a daughter.
from the flue upon the roof and
thing is to borrow it first.
good it i s ! ..........
And how it
S h u l l — At Mvrtle Point. June 5, 1897, to
was fanned into a flame. Mrs.
Mr. and Mr. B. C. Shull, a son.
hurts. W h y not look into the
Get a package o f Schil Maury
observed the fire, and gave
S
t r e e t — A t Prairie City. Oregon, May 25,
question of Pill after Pie?
1897, to Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Homer M.
ling's B est tea o f your an nlnrtn while engaged in fighting
Eat your pic and take A y e r’s
Street, a daughter.
Miss Emma Stauff was cloge
Pills after, and pie w ill please
grocer. H e pays you yo(ir it.
nt hand nud signaled an employe
and not paralyze.
F isitfb — At Bandon, May 31, 1897, Joseph
money back if you don’t o f the H f i .ALD, and within a few
Fisher, aged 53 years. 5 months and 1 day.
minutes a force o f five men were
like it.
B aker —At thn home of her father. D. J.
pres nt a- d successfully ended the
Baker, in Lee comnmnitv. Jane 3. 1897.
Beulah Vivian Baker, oldest daughter,
That’s our way o f lend ravages of the flames. The oi ly
aged about 10 years.
dam :ge intained is a small hole in
ing.
C U R E D Y SP E P SIA .
, G regory - At tbe home of her father near
the roof and a flooded loft and din-
| this pi ace . J nne 6,1897, Mi ss Effa Gregory,
A Schilling & Company
aged about 23 years.
in
inß room.
San Francisco
POWDER
I
That Plsasing
Paralyzing Pie !
AYER’S
Cathartic Pills
Provided lust Saturday night nt
tbe Collegiate Institute hy the
ladies of the Methodist church, to
realize a fund to repaper and im
prove the interior of their church
building, was not as well patron
ized ns it deserved, but it was
nevertheless a success financially,
und a decidedly pleasuiable, refined
nud edifying occasion. Other ap
pointments iu town on the same
night reduced the attendance, bat
the audience was select and appre
ciative, and the program recherche
and unusually attractive.
The program was as follows:
Mixed quartet, Yachtiog Glee—
Mrs. L. H. Morgan, soprano, Misses
Uiidie Nosier nud Laurel Couway,
altos, A. A. Leach, tenor, J. S.
McEwen, bass; prayer by Rev. J.
L. Futrell; instrumental duet—
Misses Irene Lamb nud Mary Lee
Futrell; vocal solo, “ Tbe Breezes
Are Rocking the Roses to sleep” —
Mis. Nora A. Good; recitation, The
Old Methodist’s Testimony— Miss
Laurel Conwell; comic solo, “ He
Got It in the Same Old Place” — An
derson Lamb; instrumental trio,
“ Music Box” — Miss Keely and
pupils, Irene Lamb nnd Mary Lee
Futrell; vocal solo, “ Home, Sweet
Home and Mother’s Arms” — A. A.
Leach; recitation, “ Shadows on
the Blind” — Mrs. Dr. J. B. Moore;
instrumental solo, “ Ripples on the
Alabama"— Miss Marvin Lamb;
instrumental duet, by Missps Keely
and Irene Leueve; vocal solo, "No,
Thank You Tom ” — Mrs. Conwell;
recitation, “ The Famine” — Miss
Hnnna Keely; instrumental duet,
by Misses Marvin Lamb and Zetta
Messer.
These numbers were unusually
well rendered and heartily ap
plauded ns they deserved to be, and
displayed a marked advance in
taste, grade and culture in both lit
erary and musical selections. The
music was modern nud up-to-date,
and each selection was a gem and
creditably given.
Miss Martin
Lamb is a charming accompanist
on piano or organ, whose taste aud
technique immensely sustain the
vocalist if diffident or lacking inde
pendence, and in this instance went
far toward winning success.
After the program the throDg
took “ strawberries and cake” and
passed a social s. .son. The young
ladies were kept quite busy iu
receiving aud filliug orders, but
didu’t dally or miss many sales,
and thus augmented the fund for
chuich improvement considerably
juver the door receipts.
A nice
MarsLfftld
bands for
property.
ness.
t A N D Y C A T H A R T IC
C U R E CONSTIPATION
^ A L L
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GENERAL BLACKSMITHING,
H O R S E -S H O E I N G and
W A G O N -W O R K .
H a v in g rent >d M r. A . C. W ils o n ’ s new and w e ll-
eqn pp^d B acksm ith a rid W s g o n Shop, I am
p r t p t r d to d o
ll k nds ot w ork in the above
lines, in flrst-c .a ss m ann r and reasonable rates
G iv e M e a T ria l.
__________ J. W . F I E L D , Blacksm ith.
C o q u ille
p
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N
I T
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A GOOD STOCK OF WALL-PAPER AT LOWEST PRICES.
— W E ALSO HAVE —
Coffins, Burial Caskets, etc., nud do Undertaking and Embalming on
short notice.
«©-General Repair and Cabinet work done at store IS#
in I. O. O. F. Building, and we guarantee satis-
©ay-faction in every liue.-ieg
THE
f ’jO Q U I L L E
p H A R M A C Y
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , OR.,
C o rn er Second and T a y lo r S treets,
Is the Coming Drug Store.
IF
WE H A V E N ’T GOT
W HAT
W ANT,
Don’t fail to call nt the Pharmacy.
Yon will find a full stock of Sta
tionary, Tablets and School Supplies ou hand.
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p r e s c r ip tio n s
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S c ie n .tiflc a .lly
"'F ’i l l e c i . ”
DR. J. BURT MOORE, Proprietor.
lo c u tio n a r y
BY
YOU
W ill Supply It For You.
Church Directory.
N T E R T A IN M E N T ,
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BED-ROOM SUITES, • LOUNGES. SETTEES, # EXTENSION TABLES,
ROCKERS, CHAIRS, MOLDINGS, t t MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, ETC
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HAS AND W IL L KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL STOCK OF
ANTED — FAIT IIFUL
MEN
OH
VV women to travel for responsible estab
lished house in Oregon. Salary $780 and
expenses. Position permanent. Reference.
Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope.
The National, Star Insurance Bldg., Chi
cago.
(
R
S T O R E
residence property nt
lias been placed in our
exchange for Coquille
Call, if you mean busi
*
YHRISTIAN CHURCH, Cnqnille City.
J Preaching 2d and 4th Lord’ s days in
each month, at 11 o’clock a. in. and 7:30
a. m. Sand ay-school every Sunday at 10
o’ clock a. m. Pray» r-meeting every Wed
nesday evening.
0 . A. S t in e , Minister.
DRUGGISTS
I Dear HTPI V r n m iK T P P n t , « , .c , fwt.of fo».tlp,tion. Cawarrt* arc (lie Idf,1 Lai,.
AOOUuU 1 Cl til UU Altalt 1 Ciull [l.r. n.»<*r rrlp or eri|* 0 . bill rauM- r..y a.tur.l rot. Its. Sam.
plr and booklet fr«r. IS. STEBI.IVO BE WEPT III., «birairo. Moetreal. < « ... or Sea lork.
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J.G.DE FOREST AND B.F. CHANDLER
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C. H. BUTLER, PROPRIETOR.
Of Portland University,
AT
Masonic Hall, Coquille City,
Friday, June 11, at 8 o’clock p. m.
Admission, 25 cents.
-
Children, 15 cents.
PROGRAM:
Recitation—“ She Wanted to Learn Elo
cution” ................................ J. G. DeForest
Recitation—“ Battle of Fontenoy” ........
..............................................P. F . Chandler
M asic.........................................Choral Society
Recitation—“ Willie’ s Girl” .P . F. Chandler
Recitation— “ Ben Hur’s Chariot Race,”
............................................... J. G. deForest
Recitation—“ Mark Twain and the In
terviewer” ........................P. F. Chandler
Music.........................................Choral Society
Recitation—“ One-day Solitary” ...........
................................................J. G. deForest
Recitation— Artemas Ward’ s London
Lecture..............................J. G . deForest
Recitation—“ To the Lions” .P . F. Chandler
Music ......................................... Choral Society
Recitation—Selected............J. G. deForest
AVING LEASED THIS NEW , COMMODIOUS AND M ODERN H O ST L SR Y,
I am now prepared to entertain the traveling public in first-class
style, with the very best of accommodations and nt most reason
able rates.
Tables supplied with tho best tho market affords.
SAM PLE ROOMS for Commercial men,
roomy and centrally located.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS and Terms
for Families and Theatrical Troupes.
Rates— $1 to ¡$1.50 per day.
S
W M . BEACH,
P
APER - HANGER
S tr.“ Coquille,River
C A P T . D K IM iO .
1 AINTER.
This new and commodious stenmer will
make regular trips between
San Francisco
IL L TAKE CONTRACTS TO DO
any work in my line, or work by the
day. All work done in first-class manner
and at reasonable rates, or no charges.
W
TEST1MONALS.
N o tic e to D e l i n q u e n t T a x p ia je r n .
Messrs. deForest and Chandler are elocu
tionist s of unusual ability. They can be
ll
persons
d e l in q u e n t
in
relied upon to render a discriminating and
their taxes are advised to settle the
highly interesting program. — Charles E.
taxes
due
Coos
ooautv
on
or
before
the
20th
Locke, D. D .. pastor Taylor Street M. E.
day of May, 1x97. otherwise the sheriff
church, Portland, Oregon.
must comply with the law and force collec
These young men have excellent gifts of tion.
J . H knby S crboeder ,
elocution and oratory, and tneir renditions
County Judge,
have received the highest praise in Portland.
B. F. Ross, Commissioner,
—Thomas Van Scot, Acting Presiuent of
I. T . W e e k l y , Commissioner.
Portland University,
Our chapter heartily commends them to
all other Sister Organizations of Young
People, or any others who may have the
good fortune to hear them.—J. K. Green
W e are paying the highest market prioe
field, President Epworth League, Taylor
for wool, spot cash on delivery, nt Bandon.
Street M. E. chuich, Portland, Oregon.
juu:Wtfl BANDON W OOLEN M IL L S CO.
OregoDian: Completely captivated the
audience.
Pacific Cnristian Advocate: A rare treat.
W O O L!
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chool Furniture Co
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ANUFACTURK T H E CELEBRATED
•‘ I I D H ’ I Ï ” Automatic Pupils’
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K
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and all furniture necessary for the School
room. Every desk of this company's man
ufacture is
W ltlM F I i
F»R
15
YEARS,
and any part that becomes broken or unfit
for use during that time will be duplicated
without charge.
Write for circulars and prices to
M it». NORA A. GOOD,
A ?» nt for Coos county,
Coquille City, Oregon.
FIKST-CLASS
Freight
and
Passenger
Line.
Cabin passage—any point on Coquille
River, * 7 . SO.
Ü. C. BENJAMIN. Agent,
Mission 1, Pier No. 2,
San Francisco, Cal.
3 . A. Lyons, local agent, Coquille City.
pOR S A L E - 2 « acres of All Bottom
Land, ^ mile south of Coquille City,
on bank of river; 18 acres in cultivation;
good farm buildings; orchard, 200 prune
trees—crop this year.
Plenty of apple
trees for family orchard. Terms reason
able. Address
O. W . STEVENSON.
Coquille City.
^
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL . Near the junlGtf]
Ferry, offers goods to consumers or dealers
?O R S.\LE—Two full-blood Jersey Bulls,
at smallest margin of profit consistent
both elegible to registry for pnre-blood,
with safe and honest dealing.
one yearling and one spring calf.
The
READ T11E LIST.
yearling can be bought for $40, and the
Ladies’ Stylish Jackets, dark colors,. .$4 00 4-months’ old calf for $20.
Address the
Ladies’ Stylish Capes.
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.. 3 Of) H erald office for particnlsrs. or write
Out of stj le ^oats. size 32...................... 1 00
JUDGE J. H. 8 C H B O E D E R ,
Out of style Coats, size 32. dark......... 1 25 jul.y7lf 1
Arago, Coos county,Oregon.
Ladies’ Winter Underskirts............from 40
Ladies’ $1 Underskirts...................... now 05
Skirts, wide corded, ruffles.................... 1 0(1
Ladies' Sleeveless UnderveUs, 10, 15,
25
Ladies’ Vests with long sleeves, from
22
Ladies’ Heavy Vests, for winter.........
45 I
CLASS IN S H O U T -H AN D
AND
Ladies’ Pants to match Vest.
Double-Entry Bookkeeping will begin
Tiudies' Blank Seamless Hose------ 8, 12. 15
Ladies’ strong Wool Hose.................. 22 45 nt onci* under Prof. Conwnv, of the Col
Children's Hose, black............... 10, 15.
20 legiate I usti tu e, to continue 12 weeks.
Girls’ Hose, fine rnd heavy ............. 25.
35 This system <>f Short-Hand is superior to
Infants' Cotton Hose............................ 10, 15 any other. Scholars can j»in the class ai
Infants’ Wool Hose.................. 10. 15,
25 any tim *. Rate« of tuition made ku«vn
Child’s Wool Hoee................. 5»*. 7 ^ .
10 on applica «.ion by postal or in person to
D. M C O N W A Y .
Wool Hose, black.................... 7*^,
15
Coquille City, Oregon.
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All kinds of Hose at right prices.
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AND
ills Riyer.
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CASH STO^E,
O 25-27 Market St..
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