T he B est O eeer Y et . - Any one
Miss Virgir Gage made a visit to
friends at Empire last week, re wishing to rent a good home in Co-
quille City can obtain a bargain by
turning yesterday.
culling at the H e hard office at once.
T U E S D A Y , OCT. 5, 1897.
Coos county’s militia enrollment
this year reaches 1882; a gain of
No one in ordinary lieullh ueed
R E G U L A R TR A IN S j 121 over last year.
become bald or gray, if lie will
o n d a y s . W e d n e s d a y » a n d fu i
We
1 W. H. Waddingtou, of Larapey follow sensible treatment.
days will run us follows:
| creek, was iu towu yesterday. We advise cleanliness of the scalp aud
Leavo
I
| Arrive
tbe tse o f Hall’s Hair Reuewer.
8 00 a. m. I
Marshfield
| 12.30 p. m. were honored with a call.
 oça UU (l'iv • Uc va l i
R o y a l m a k e s th e fo o d pu re,
w h o le s o m e a n d d e lic io u s .
|
| L m VI
| COQUILLE CITY I ll.00 n .iu .
j
Myrtle Point
110.30 “
G. F. Boutell toured the Umpqua
valley for ten days past, returning
last evening. He weut on his
Church Directory.
wheel.
HRISTIAN CHURCH. C .qnille City.
Nice lino Ladies’ and Gents’ Un-
PrtmotuuK 1st ami ii.l Lortl'i days in
euuh immtlt, at 11 o'clock a. in. and 7^'>0 1 derwoar; also tiuest aud best line
a. in. Bnnduy-aoUool every Sunday at 10 j Ladies’ Corsets just received nt J.
o'clock a. in. l*ray. rim-etinn every Wed-
neaday eveiiiuu.
C. A. S tinu , Minister. W. Leneve’s.
C
Announcements.
Mrs. Moon has received her fall
and winter stock of millinery, aud
is ready to supply the latest styles
at most reasonable prices.
Rev. J. W. Craig, M . E., south,
minister, will preach at Dairyville
uext Friilay night, Saturday night,
Suuday and Sunday night.
An
entertainment is
being
arranged for at an early day for the
purpose of raising fluids to seat th e
new primary school room.
Bi-County convention of Young
People’s Society of Christian Work
F or S ale — Five acres, near
ers will be held in Coquille City
the academy. Will be subdivided
November 10 and 11, prox.
into acre lots, if desired, to suit
purchaser. Call at H erald office
L O C A L I H N S.
The sheriff issues a notice in
today’s HERALD that all delinquent
Additional locals on 2d page.
taxes must be paid by November
Oiled clothing nnd rubber goods 1st, uext, or costs will be udded.
just received by J. W. Leneve.
Our carpenter, A. Lukins, is at
Sheriff Gage publishes a notice
Fail-view completing contracts on
to taxpayers. Head it.
the ereotion of neat residence prop
J. W. Leneve receives now goods erties for Sim Hatcher and N. W.
Moon.
by every steamer.
A special meeting of the stock
J. P. Tupper and son, Frazier,
holders of the Mercrntile & Ship
are up from Bandon.
ping Association is called to be
The place to buy your flour, only
held Saturday, November fith, by
$4.75 per barrel, at J. W. Leneve’s.
Secretary Stanley.
Treasurer Hayes issues a notice
Joliu Koon nnd Ed McAdams
regarding county warrants.
returned Saturday from the moun
A fine line o f stationery jnst tains in Curry county, on the
received at Coquille Pharmacy. * Sixes, where they had been hunt
Elder W. H. Nosier conducted ing. They got 19 deer.
services at Fairview Sunday.
W anted — A good dairy farm of
Not the cheap shoes, but shoes from 100 to 300 acres, already
cheap at the Berliu Store.
* j stocked with good dairy cows, for a
cheesery. Will lease for a few years
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps with privilege of buying.
at lowest prices at J. W. Leneve’s.
M. C. Miller of Dora, president
Jacob Stemler of Dora visited of tbe Y. P. S. C. W., was in town
us this morning.
yesterday. He is arranging for
Njw and latest style dress goods, tbe fall meeting at this place nnd
will eudeavor to have it a success.
lining, etc., at J. W. Leueve’s.
Miss Lowie Haynes, of Myrtle
Doc Lowe came up from the
Point, was a passeyjger to the bay lower river yesterday as a jury-
by Monday’s train.
| man.
His face is familiar to
Elbert D yer o f Bandon was an [almost every citizen, as he is an
arrival ai the new county sent yes old-timer— one of Coos county’s
pioneers.
terday on court business.
The H e r a l d Land Compnny has
Oil Clothing, Gum Boots, Ladies’
a house and half acre lot ou the
and Gents’ ltubbers at J. W. Leu
edge of towu to let for 18 moutliB
eve’s.
or two years on easy terms to a
Mrs. Root opened a bonrdiDg reliable tenant. Call and get par
house to meet the demands of ticulars.
*
court week.
Following are the names of tbe
Fine tontli-brushes, combs, etc. parties drawing til3 lucky numbers
— like our drugs— are best quality for those oil paintings at the Fair
at Coquille Pharmacy.
* Stole: Miss Maud Nosier, Miss
Robert M. Lowe, o f the lower Zetta Messer, Charles Hall. Sher
river, has been inducted into the man Fliuu nnd F. Von Fegert.
clerkship at Hotel Coquille.
Dr. Moore perfoimed a surgical
Joel Patterson, of South slough, operation upon Prof. Kauemalz
is an attendant at court this week. last Suudny, in the removal of a
wen o f small hut increasing growth
Hu is the bailiff.
from the left temple. The opera
Largo and fine assortment of tion was skilfully aud satisfacloiily
Ladies’ and Children’s Hosiery at performed.
lowest prices at J. W. Leneve’s.
P. C. Sloddard and father, of
Try Rose’s new market stand for Myrtle Point, were iu towu yester
prices nnd qualities of meats, lard, day. Mr. Stoddaid, senior, left for
vegetables, etc.
California, aud Perry will visit
Mrs. Wilkins will return this Bandon and ether points ou busi
week nnd make her home here ness and then shortly make a trip
to California also.
during the winter.
Two good properties in Coquille
F ound .— A dangle-pin, witli gold
initial. Owner prove property aud City for sale, very low. One hns
several acres, a nice new house
pay charge o f this local.
and other improvements thereon;
Guru boots and shops for all the
the other is more centrally located,
people, old and young, men and
a block of laud, good large house
women, just received at J. W.
and other excellent improvements.
Leueve’s.
^Call nt H erald office for n bargain.
T o T rade — A farm on Coos river
Rev. C. A. Htine, who received
for a bouse and lot in Coquille
such serious injury by n fall from
City, or a small acreage property
the sidewalk to the gravel bed be
in the vicinity.
low, a distance of about 14 fpet, at
The Coquille Coal Co. will deliver Randon, Saturday evening o f week
coal at any point in town at $3 per before last, is improving rapidly,
ton. -J, W. Leneve is agent and aud hopes to occupy bis pulpit
will fill your order.
next Suuday.
Mrs. D. R . Toy went to Myrtle
Uncle George Stauff o f Marsh
Point yesterdny for <he purpose of field is agent for the well-known
delivering alluininum goods for and popular Philadelphia clotblug
which she is canvassing and had firm of Wanamaker & Rrown, Bud
made numerous snles.
i is canvassing for tbe same. He
Eighty aores of fine mvrtle i deserves success, for he is honest
bench land within half a mile of and popular himself bb well as
Myrtle Point for $300. Call early representing America's greatest
and take advantage of this rare business bouse.
bargain.
*
Jim Hayes and son, Bert, were
D. R. Toy and wife, o f Myrtle driving in a buggy from Empire to
Point, moved to this place last Marshfield Sunday, and at a cer
week and occupy the late home of tain point in the road, the boy,
------ Colebrook, neighbors to D. F. who was driving, turned aside to
; let some ladies pass, and on turn
Dean.
ing upon flip road agate the wheel
W anted , to T r a d e — A boose passed over a stump, dunned the
and three lots in Gold Hill, Jose occupants oat, and the team then
phine county, Oregon, for property started on a mad run. Mr Hayes
in Coquille City or Bandon
The was hurt, but how badly we have
above property is a neatly new not learned.
The boy was not
residence. Inquire
at H erald injured
Ihprew as no report as
office.
* to how (he team and buggy fared.
A portion of the proceedings of
The HERALD does not contain an
the late W. C. T. U. convention, agricultural department because
held at Bandon on the 15th of its columns are devoted entirely to
September las*, have heeii received, news matter, but it gives F r e e o j
but too late for pnblicatiou. We Clirtr/jt to every cash in advance
do not know where the blame lies. subscriber the best farm, fruit and
Manager Graham will run two
trains a day from Marshfield to
this place and return during term
of court. It will arrive here in
the morning each day in time for
court, and leave on retnrn at 5
p. m. Tliis will be n great cor-
venienre to the public and mnch
appreciated.
dairy paper printed on the Pacific
coast. The Rural Noitbwesl is a
sixteen page paper, published seini
monthly, and contains much of
interest to those who are engaged
in agricultural pursuits. For the
regular snbrciiption price o f $2 in
sdvnnoe both TnE H erald nnd
R ural X orllnrcst mnv be received
^ANDY CATHARTIC
;a b c a A e fc k
\\TANTED—RELIABLE, ENERGETIC
U
M
Yrrivo “
9.80
“
10.0C “
Eu. H e r a l d : Stolen kisses are
sweet, even when taken on the
street, hut you should hold the
suuslmde higher.
A h , T here !
;ui«l O M D pelêBt m *n to th o r o u g h ly
0 mviiHA Coos and Curry counties.
Address.
C. HAY.
A. O. U. W. Temple, Portland, Oregon.
The Central Maiket— W. S
R ose’s new place— is npatlj fin
ished ami supplied with the best
meats, vegetables and fruits, at
living prices. Give him a trial.
LOOK !
CURE CONSTIPATION
I
________
DRUGGISTS
ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED
fe S
Great Lig bar Georgia Pina Tar
p!e nnd booklet free. Ad. STERLING REMEDY CO., Cliiraso, Montreal, f a n ., or .New York.
Soap, lOo kind for 5c.
L’ ine Granulated Tobacco, mild
Judge Fullerton hud Circuit
and mellow, 3Uc per lb.
A'toruey W. E. Yates arrived at
Absolutely Puro
Taffeta Sash Ribbon, No. 50,
this place from Curry county last
per ynrd, 20c.
Friday, where they bad been
25c Cuticle 8oap for 10c.
attending court for eight or ten
8 inch cream Valencienne Lace,
ROVAI. BAKING POWQgW CO.. M*W VQWC
days.
washable, at 10c a yard.
H omes — Several desirable and
1 inch American Lace, pery’d 2c.
O. Dodge, of Myrtle Point, came
low-priced pieces o f property not
Colored tissue paper per doz. 5c.
iu our advertised list, and several down this morning to attend court
j Ladies' Dongola Kid Shoes from
town lots, way-down in prices, have
State Superintendent of Public $1.15 up.
placed in our bnuds for sale. Call Instruction, Hon. G. M. Irwiu, of
Genuine Cocoa Castile Soap, 3
G r a y B u ild in g , F r o n t .S t r e e t ,
quick.
Saleui, reached our city Tuesday of bars for 10c.
Washable Colored Lace edging
Johnson Bro’s are still in busi last week. It was an unheralded
F R E S H
T v E E - A - T S , ' g B jr- r i ^ 7 " H : C 3 - E T - A - E X j E S ,
ness at the old staud, and Hrtrstll- nnd quite unexpected arrival, but 1 inch wide, red, white and blue,
»
L A R D , BU TTER,
FR U ITS, Etc-
iug flour nt $1 per sack. All other bis presence wns soon learned by per ynrd 2c.
Good Corset Jean Waist Lining,
produce at the very cbenppst rates. many of our citizens.aud'he also vis
O f all kiuds in their season, fresh and at lowest market rates. H igh
Will pay 15 cents per dozen for ited the schools,addressed them and double fold, 2 yalds for 15c.
est prices paid for country produce.
Crinoliue, per yard 10c.
gave out an announcement for a
eggs.
Closing out lot of our Ladies'
public
address
at
th^
Methodist
T o R ent —A fine 320-acre stock
church at night. Coquty Superin Percale Shirt Waists, each 45o.
T o C u ro C ou M tlpatlon F o r e v e r .
raucb, located cn Halls creek, four
Children’s Bib Overalls, 25c.
Take Cuacaicts C.'.indv Cathartic. 10c or 25c.
miles from Arngo creamery. Line tendent Rarklow joinrd Mr. Irwin
If C. C. C. fall to euro, druggists refund money.
At
the
B
ER
LIN
STORE.
at noon, and was present and pre
orchard with from 300 to 400
To T uads —For n farm near Coquille C ity:
bushels of fruit on place. For sided at the night lecture. A good
A house and lotin Floresville, Texas, worth
Y IA IM U ID .
audieuce greeted Superintendent
particulars call on or address,
S mits -J krf —At Marshfield. Sept. 28, 1897, $1200, or 240 acres of land—40 acres im
Irwin and nftei'wnjd expressed
by Justice Hyde, Carl Victor Sinits and proved, house insured for $400; all fenced;
anufacture t h e celebrated
J. H. B ogue , Riverton, Or.
60 miles from San Antonio, Texas. Or 160
much pleasure and inspiration for Miss Olrika J«rf.
• • llE itU T '* ” Automatic Papili’
acr sin western Nebraska, adjoining Grant,
Ira Buzan reached this place the cause from the gentleman’s able
county seat of Perkins o mnty. Consider
Bonn.
able improvements on this place; a well
Saturday evening from his miuo lecture.
A voluuteer choir was
For farther information,
c L ain —At Marshfield, Sept. 26, 1897, to that cost $500.
on Johnsou creek, after an abseuce present and gave three or four nice M Mr.
call
at the U khald office.
and Mrs. Hugh McLain, a daughter,
of a year. He remained over Sun si lections of music, including i K ronknberu — St San Francisco, Sept. 26,
day, returning yesterdny in good “ America” at the request of the 1897, to Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Kroneuberg,
shape to do paying work beuce- lecturer.
Mr. Irwin visited the u son.
S neddon — Near Libbv, Sept. 29, 1897, to Mr.
forlb.
schools Wednesday morning also an d Mrs. Robert Sneddon, a son.
Miss Edith Howell o f the lower and addressed the pupils very ! L ushbaugh —At Bridge. Sept. 28,1897, to Mr.
W ILL SELL MY RANCH, CONTAIN-
and Mrs. S. H. Lushbuugh.a daughter.
rivercame up Suuday nnd remained acceptably. He and Prof. Rarklow
ing 16J acres, 30 in cultivation; 80 acres
then
took
the
traiu
for
Marshfield,
creek
bottom: 80 acres in pasture, fenced:
over at this place with Miss Jessie j
“ It’s bard,” said the menagerie 125 fruit trees, bearing, and all kinds ot
from
which
place
Mr.
Irwin
would
Simmous till yesterday, when she]
lion. “ What’s hard?” asked the small fruit; large house 7 rooms, plastered
took tlie train for the bay. thence take the steamer fur the upper kangaroo. “ To be starved when and papeied; barn 40x80, stables, cattle
and all necessary outbuildings; good
to Monmouth to attend the Normal coast section, where he had appoint Pm alive and stuffed when I ’m sheds,
spring water piped to house, milk-house
ments.
school.
aud barn; about $800 or $900 worth of white
dead.”
cedar timber tor lumber or matchwood;
Bert Dean and Frank Goodman
He—If people said just what they buildings new or nearly so; county road on
The Men Are S till In It.
side o f place; five monthsf term of
opened a skating rink in O ld IV1-
thought, it would do a lot of harm, one
school each year, five minutes’ walk from
lows’ hall last Friday night, and
Fort Scott, Kans., Sept. 28.— wouldn’t it ? She— Well, it would house; forty minutes’ drive to Bandon or nnd all furniture necessary for the hcnool-
the old-time sport has revived Miss M. E. Coos, Mrs. M. W. reduce conversation about nine- the beach; $800 insurance on buildings. room. Every desk of this company’s man
I*rl«*o $ IIO O . Will also sell farming
ufacture is warranted,
quite nn interest. Bert and Frank Douglas, Mrs. A. Kaufman and tenths.
tools, stock, shop tools, and furniture. I
hnve sent for more skates, new and Miss Cora Wheeler, who were
am past 70, too old to farm and mean what and any part that becomes broken or nnfifc
for use during that time will be duplicated
“ Er—Colonel Clay, it’s a fine 1 say.
up-to-date, and will strive to make | drawn on the district court jury,
I will sell; make me an offer and come without charge.
Write for circulars and prices to
the fun attractive and pleasureahle. j and arc the first women ever called «beat crop we have Ibis year------ ” and se “ me. No incumbrance on the place.
MRS. NORA A. GOOD.
‘Splendid, sul), splendid! Best For full particulars call on or addresR
A lent for Coos county,
The shipment o f produce of all for such service in Kansas, re an’ cleanest lot o' straws I ever
DAVID BATDWIN,
Coquille City, Oregon.
Bandon O regon.
kinds to Beaver Hill from this sta sponded to the summons today, nnd ‘drawed through, sub.”
tion is large and increasing. Fete all but Miss Wheeler expressed a
J. W. F I E L D .
Johnson shipped 40 6acks o f pota willingness to serve. The question Y o l i c c l o SI o r l i h o I «1e r » — S p e c i a l A. C. W ILSON,
Merlins*
toes, and Mr. Holleubeak a large of their eligibility was raised and
number o f melons of different Judge Simons found that, under the 'VTOTICE IS IIEKEBY GIVEN THAT
a special meeting of the stockholders
kinds— Ins third or fourth Bhip- constitution and supreme court de
cisions, a qualified juror must be a of the Coos County Mercantile & Ship
meut—last Friday.
ping Assoo;ation, a corporation, will bo
male.
held in the hall of said corporation in the
The school enrollment yesterdny
and
town of Coquille City, Coos comity, Ore H O R S E -S H O E I N G
was:
Prof. Hawkins’ room, 65;
gon, on Saturday, November 6, 1897, at one
They Found Him .
.o’clock
p.
m.
of
said
day,
for
the
purpose
of
Prof. Nosler’s intermediate grade,
electing five directors, diminishing the W A G O N - W O R K ,
35; Miss Bentley’s primary room,
Leadvi’ le, Colo., Oct. 2.—An As capital stock of said corporation and for
Having a new and well-equipped Blacksmith and
4J— an increase of 15 duiiug the. sociated Press dispatch sent from the transaction of such other business ns
may be lawfully brought before such meet
Wagon Shop, we are prepared to do all kinds
week, with more to come into ench this city September 21st has been ing.
of manufacturing and repairing in flrst.class
Dated September 30. 1897.
of them, although many pupils are; the means of putting the relatives
style and at reasonable rates.
\V, DKANE, President.
attending the Collegiate Institute. of James Rowan in communication
A ttest : J. J. S tanj » y , Secretary^
with the returned Klondiker.
The steamer Alice Blanchnrd
1% o f ir e to T a x p a je r M .
G iv e U s a T r ia l.
Rowan was a passenger on the
was due Thursday at the bay, but
Portland, and has been in the ’VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
haviug failed to appear up to tbe
Alaskan gold fields for 13 years. 1.1 all delinquent taxes must be paid by
present time great unensiuess was I
will be added.
During the pnst year he has accu NovemDer 1, 1897, or costs
W. W. G/fGE,
expressed for her safety uud many j
mulated a large fortune, owning Sheriff and Tax Collector of Coos oounty, T H E
stories coucerniDg her were put j
Oregon.
several valuable claims on Bonanza
afloat. Word ccmes, however, that
she is still at Portland, undergoing creek. It now appears that he hns
C. C . M Y E R S ,
a brother, John Rowan, of Chicago,
repairs to her boilers, etc.
who first learned of the arrival of A R C H IT E C T AND
The Moro reached this place last Jntnes from the item in the Associ
P R A C T IC A L B U IL D E R .
Friday, tugged from the lower ated press dispatch from this point.
river owing to something wrong Rowan, beforo leaving Leadville, T>LANS, Elevations nnd Details of any
with her engine.
The tug also gave his address to a Herald-Demo .1 kind of structure furnished on short
notice. Will take building contracts or
towed her below Saturday, after crat reporter, and by this means work by the day.
Residence neur Coquille Collegiate Insti
tnkiug on a deck load o f lumber the two brothers were placed in
tute.
IjulG
from Lyons’ mill. At Riverton she communication with each other.
C O Q U I L L E C I T Y , O R .,
took on a load o f coal at Tnnon's
W
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W
O
O
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!
A N T E D .- TRUSTWORTHY
AND
bunkers.
C o r n e r S e c o n d a n d T a y lo r S t r e e t s ,
POWDER
W . C . R O S E ’S
Central Market
S
1DNEY
chool Furniture Co
M
D E S K S ,
For Sale at a Bargain.
J
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING,
WILSON & FIELD.
f^OQUILLE
pH ARM ACY
Wednesday evening o f last week,
Il°me Black, of Myrtle Point, had
the misfortune to fall off the side
walk at Bandon nt the seme spot
nnd in somewhat the same manner
ns did Mr. Stine of this city, though
escaping severe ltijuiy. Since these
accidents the city council of that
place hns had a rniling placed at
that dangerous spot.
V V active gentlemen and Indies to travel
for responsible, established house in state
We are paying the highest market price
o f Oregon. Monthly 465.00 and expenses. for wool, spot cash on delivery, at Bandon.
I Position steady. Reference. Enclose self- jun30tfl BANDON WOOLEN M ILLS CO.
addressed stamped envelope. Tbe Domin
ion Company, Dept. Y, Chicago.
Is the Coming Drug Store.
The Wonders of Science
The Shnkers of Mt. Lebanon, n
community of simple, honest, G od
I F W E H A V E N ’T G O T
fearing men aud women, have pro- l ung Troubles and Consumption Can
pared the Shaker Digestive Cordial
Be Cured.
W H A T Y O U W A N T.
for many years, and it is always the
same simple, honest, curative medi A i l N K (’ i i n « ‘ i i n i l e i n s t t I I i i I g Y s o r it k I C T l ’ < n t n O i f M l V r n u l l
D. C. Herrin of Portland, grand cine that has helped to make the
to O u r Itrn d rr s ,
lecturer o f the A O. U. W. for Shakers the healthy, long-lived peo
The shnkers Tim distinguished New York chemist, T.
Oregon, spent most o f the past! ple that they are.
A. Hlocnra, demonstrating his discovery of
week in this city working np nn [ never have indigestion. This is a reliable nnd absolute cure for Consump Don’t fail to call at the Pharmacy.
You will find a full stock ot Sta
interest in that ordpr and with the partly owing to their simple mode tion (Pulmonary Tuberculosis) and all
tionary. Tablets and School Supplies on band.
bronchial,
throat,
Inng
and
chest
diseases,
view to organize a lodge. He left of life, partly to the wonderful prop stubborn crughs, catarrhal affections, gen
for Marshfield yesterday, and from erties of Shaker Digostiv6 Cordial. eral decline and weakness, loss of flesh, and
conditions of wanting away, will send I^i'esorijDtions Scien.tiflca.lly ""Fnied.”
there goes to Bandon, where ho Indigestion is caused by the .stom all
THREE FR EE BOTTLES (all different)
will also attempt to organize a ach glauds not supplying enough of his New Discover^ s to any afflicted
DR. J. BURT MOORE, Proprietor.
renuer of the Coquille II erald writing for
lodge.
digestive juice.
Shaker Digestive them.
Cordial
supplies
what’s
wanting,
j
His “ New Scientific Treatment” has enred
Groceries can be bought for cash
thousands permanently by its timely use,
at J. W. Leneve’s store, at the fol Shaker Digestive Cordial invigor and
he considers it a simple professiorAl
ates the stomach and all its glands duty to suffering humanity to donate a trial
lowing prices:
fo
his
infallible cure.
so
tqat
after
awhile
they
don’t
ueed
j
Oregon Flour, per b b l........ $4 75
Science daily develops new wonders, and j
Rolled Oats, 13 lbs. fo r ........
50 help. As evidence of the hourly of > this great ch mist, patiently experimenting !
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C. H . B U T L E R , P R O P R I E T O R .
Grauulatcd Sugar, 16 l b s . .. 1 00 Shaker Digestive Cordiol, the form- 1 for years, has produced results as beneficial
to humanity as can be claimed by any
Best Green Coffee, 5 lb s .. . . 1 00 ula is printed oc every bottle. Sold modern genius. His assertion that lung
Best Rice, per pound............
54 by druggists, price 10 cents to $1 troubles and consumption are curable in
AVING LEASED THIS NEW, COMMODIOUS AND MODERN HOSTLERY
any climate is proven by “ heartfelt letters
per bottle.
I am now prepared to entertain the traveling public in first-elnss
Arbuckle aud Lion Coffee per
o f gratitude,” filed in his American and
stvle, with the very best of accommodations and at most reason
packnge................................
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European laboratories in thousands from
able rates.
Tables supplied with the best the market affords.
those cured in all parts o f the world.
All other groceries at lowest
SAMPLE ROOMS for Commercial men,
Medical experts concede that bronchial,
roomy and centrally located.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS nnd Term*
prices.
chest and lung troubles lead to Consumo
W ill Supply It For You.
HOTEL
COQUILLE,
S
Among the notes from Bandon,
clipped from the Recorder, will be
seen one of a letter from J. H.
Kimball of San Francisco to T. W.
Clark o f the woolen mills, who
proposes to build a steamer for
our river trade, tlie contract for
which is already let to Hans Reed
of Bandon. 'J his is indeed good
news, hut it will start in at the rea
son of the year when business is
dullest, when wo shall have to
fruits and oilier farm products to
s lip, and then, possibly, be with
drawn, like the others, at the mo
ment she would do well for all
parlies. However, it is in good
bands, ls.th as to ownership uud
construction.
Naked Pills
are fit on ly , for naked sav
ages. C lothes are the marks
o f civilization — in p ills as w ell
as p eople. A good coat does
not m ake a g ood pill, any m ore
than g ood cloth es make a good
man.
But as sure as y o u ’d
look on a clothesless man as a
mad one, you may look on a
coatless p ill as a bad -one.
A fter fifty years of test no
p ills staud high er than
C a t h a r t ic
i )• promptly s<Mit.
&offer*n shoekfl tske
instant advantage o f his generous proposi
tion.
P*ease tell the Doctor that you saw his
offer in the Coquille City H erald .
U*OB B a UE Tiro foll-Mood /ereey Balls,
-T both elegible to registry for pare-blood,
on f t yearling and one spring calf.
The
yearling can be t>onght for $40. and ti e
4-months’ old calf for $20. Address the
H rrald office for particulars, or write
JUDGE J H. HC11 BOEDER,
ju l?7tfl
Arago. Coos county, Oregon,
| JH )I BALE B B Mr«* of \ti Botkw
A Y E R ’S
Pills
riJOAR COATED.
for Families and Theatrical Troupes.
tion, which, uninterrupted, means speedy Rates—$1 to $1.50 per day.
and certain death.
Simply write to T . A. Slocum. M. C., 98 .
j Pine street. New York, giving postoffice and
express address, and the free medicine will
X1 Land.
mile south of t’/oquille City,
on hank of river; 18 acres in cultivation;,
good farm buildings; orchard. 200 prune
trees—crop this y.*ar.
Plenty of apple
trees for fam ily orchard. Term1* reason
able. Add reus
G. W. STEVENSON,
1 jutilGtf]
Coquille City. ^
HOTEL,
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C o q u ille
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M anoric II a l l , ]
C it y , O r e g o i).
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Conveniently Located to River and Ocean Steamer Landing and to Railroad Depot*
Klrat-Cla»* Aerommodatlon» Large and Airy Rooina, and Table
Spread with the Best the .Market Affords.
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(g\_Only "White Labor Employed _ /Q )
R ATES :
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Per
Day.
J. T U T T L E
$1;
Regular Boarders, per Week, $4
$ 5 : 25 Cents for Single Meal.
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; Transient, per W eek.
P R O P R IE T O R .