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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1897)
6 to $ iU le TUESDAY, Royal C U îj J m t U l m ake* the food pure, wbulstt n e and delicious. N O V . 23, 1897. REGULAR TRAINS jy jO N D A Y S , WKDNKHDAYB iV l days will run ua follows: Leave I 8 00 a. ra. | Marshfield Vrrive “ | 9.30 “ | COQUILLE CITY 10.00 " | Myrtle Point ANU FUI A rrive 12 30 p. m. Xieavo ll.00ft.ru. lè .a o * • ANNOUNCEM ENTS. Preachiug Servians every Tues day night at the Church of R e deemed Israel. A special meeting of the W ood men is called for tomorrow (W ed nesday) evening for initiatory ser vices. Several new members are to be initiated. Thanksgiving service will be held at the Southern Methodist church at 1 p. ra., Thursday, con ducted by Rev. C. A. Stine. All are cordially invited to attend. The Indies o f the Eastern Star will give an entertninmeut next Saturday nig'it at Masonic hall. A musical and literary program will be giveu, followed by refreshments and games. The school board will hold a meeting at the home of the secre tary, Mrs. Boutell next Friday evening. Pnrties having accounts to be allowed should present the same through one of the members of the board, if they prefer, for convenience, or in person. From now on E. Panneuberg, esq , will take charge of the busi ness management of the Coquille City H e r a l d nud the Herald Land and Loan Company, and he re spectfully asks all who are in arrears on subscription or other wise to please call on him at an early day at his office in the H e r ald building. He proposes to make paying for your subscription easy to you by contractiug for any thing that you can produce. L O C A L ITEM S. Additional locals on 2d page. Monthly Pains cured by Dr. Milos' Pain Pills. Old papers for sale at this office. All D&ln banished by Dr. Miles' Pain Pilla. W bisk brooms at the Berlin Store for only 6 cente. * Mrs. Wilkins has had a stable put up on her lot. J. W. Leneve hns a nice new line ot Boots nud Shoes. * A fine line o f stationery just received at Coquille Pharmacy. * Not the cheap shoes, but shoes cheap at the Bei lin Store. * S . F. Shepherd lias returned from Bnndou, the government work beiug closed for the season. * T hat's what people say when advised to take som ething to cure that cough. Have you ever noticed that the cough that goes away after awhile takes the tougher along ? Andhe doesn't come back ! A yer’s C h erry P ectoral Cures Coughs. Will Close Thanksgiving Day. Cixjiur.1.» OlTT, Nov. it, 1807. Bacon aud L ird at the Old Sol We, tho undersigned, business diers' Store, Figg building. men and women of Co«|uille City, Call around aud see the new agree to close onr places of busi goods received by our udvertiaiug ness from 1 to 2:30 p. m. on Thurs patrons. day text for Thauksgiviug seri ices, Titos. Wilson, of Myrtle Point, provided tho others do: J. Laiul>, 8. H. Palmer, was down on business nt the couuty J. II. E. N,taler, Win. Uioh. sent last Saturday. OeiirR« Robinson, J. W. I eneve, “ For five weeks I lived on cold water, so to speak,” writes a man who suffered terribly from indigna tion. He could hardly keep anything on his stomach. What stayed, wasn’t properly digested und gave him terrible pangs. This is not uncommon ense. Dyspeptics don’t get enough nour ishment. They are generally thin aud wenk. They may cut enough, but they don’t digest enough.. Much of what th ry eat turns into poison. If this keeps on there’s no telling what disease they may get next. That’s why it is best to take Shaker Digestive Cordial, as soon as symptoms o f indigestion a/ypear. It cures all the evils of indiges tion, and prevents tho evils which indigestion causes. Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to $1.00 per bottle. ^ A N D Y C A T H A R T IC CURECOflòTlPATIOH C. M Hkmla, W. 8. Perry, « p * i - ï f i ALL Johnson Bro’s have laid lu a W. O.Knae. J 8. Kanoumtz 2 5 * 50 < D R U G G I S T S (I. W. Martin, N. Lorenz. new stock of gneerit s and provis ABSOLUTELY »-nAfiAHTEPO c,re 2D7i‘M*‘ orconstipation. rasearets are th« Id»ai ilD u v liU 1 u ii - - J iliiâ H 1 d LD tire. ner* r enp or cripe.hut cause eaaj natural results, T. W. Gillham, J. A. Jacobson, ions. See their new ud iu another Mrs. Cbiis. Moon, Johnson Bro’s, pie and booklet Ad_. STKUMN'G ¡¿EMERY CO., ('¿inoro, Montreal. Can., or Sei? York. SJ 1 . M. McDonald. column. There will be services between The H erald ' s advertisers invite Absolutely Pur» you to deal with them, which yon the hours mentioned above at tho HOSIERY, ! can do to good udvuutnge, both of Southern Methodist church con selections from largo and fipsh ducted by Rev. C. A. Stine. stocks of goods und at lowest ROVAI BARINO POWOf « OO., MtW YORK. prices. How to Cure Bilious Colic. j The mails from Roseburg to this Two schooners nrn due from San section are now being delayed by I suffered for weeks with colic Francisco for Lyons’ mill. the storms. Mountain slidps ami and pains in my stomach caused BOOTS AND SHOES, Dr. Milos'Norre Plasters 25c. at .IldrugetsU. falling timber nre intervening at by biliousness and ------------- - <>» --- --------- hail to take HATS AND CAPS, many poiuts, especially on the inedicioe all the while until I used Dr. Milea’ Pain Pills stop Headache. Fred Krouenberg arrived from Const Range. I Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera nnd San Francisco by yesteiday’s train, ACES, EMBROIDERIES, San: At a meeting of the R e N otice .— All kinds o f engine Diarrhoea Remedy wliieh cured via the bay. ADIES’ CORSETS, ETC., and machinery work for steam me. 1 have since recoin mended it publican editors of Oregon, held James A. Clinton, o f Gravel boats, sawmills, etc., done iu the ! to a good many people. Mrs. F. in Portland Inst week, it was Ford, has been granted eu ad best manner. Will be found at Butler, Fairhaven, Conn.—Persons decided to bury past differences ditional pension. Lyons’ mill; or can be addressed who are subject to bilions colic can nnd to place principle nnd the party Two schooners B lurted into onr nt this place. J. C. W ilson, ma ward off tho attack by tatfing this superior to the ambition of indi * remedy ns soon ns'the first syrap- viduals. They nlso declared river last Saturday, bnt turned ami chinist. Sold by R. S. against nn extra session of the went out. The risk seemed too A heavy slide from the end o f a I toms appear. legislature being held. great. mountain occurred out at Harvey Knowltou. Schwrers’ last Friday, taking down The Coquille Coal Co. will deliver ALSO A FULL LINE OF coal at any point in town at S3 per some large timber with it. It was too far away from his house to do ton. J, W. Loueve is ageut and F L O U R MU F E E D , nny special injury, nnd did not will fill your order. reach the rond. It was caused by Uncle Sam Smith, of the Mid the heavy rains. dle Fork section, has moved to AMMUNITION, ETC., ETC. OF ALL KINDS. A flue line of Holiday Goods this locality and will ranch in Mr. is now open for inspection nnd F igg’s neighborhood. J. W. LENEVE’S STORE. sale in a few days, nt Coquille F or S a l e —Threeor400chestnnt Pharmacy. The goods are f$rst- trees, just the age to transplant. class and designed to supply those at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. 20 cents each. Call on or send to who wish to secure nn appropriate Our terms are the obe.apest, and consequently W. P. Bovee, Coquille Ci ty, Oregon present before the rush. Call and MUST BE FO R CASH. get first choice. Articles purchased Premature baldness may be pre Wa will pay 30 cents per dozen for eggs “© 3 can be left at store and delivered vented and tile hair made to grow at Chrietmns time ns desired. * on heads ulready bald, by the use Will understai d County Treasurer W. W. Hayes of Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair that we have issues another notice through to Renetver. day’s H erald for tbe redemption their best interests at heart when we announco W anted —A girl, about 12 years of all couuty or lers endorsed prior this fact, but we cannot run our busiuess any o f age, for company und help for G r a y B u ild in g , F r o n t S t r e e t . to January 14, 1892, on presenta other way and live. an elderly lady. Apply to, or ad tion nt his office in this city. This dress C apt . C. E . E dwards , VEG ETABLES, - w i l l "be fcu-xid. a t t l i e Old. S ta n d ., t l i e F R E S H M E A T S , call will meet several pretty heavy *3t] Marshfield, Or. LARD, BUTTER, ? FRUITS, Etc- warrants, in all to the amount of PIONEER M A R K E T . W anted — -A good dairy farm of $7000, while only a week or two Of all kinds in their season, fresh and at lowest market rates. High JOHNSON BRO’S. from 100 to 300 acres, already ago his call covered orders issued est prices paid for country produce. stocked with good dairy cows, for a to Nov. 4, 1891, and would cancel cheesci'y. Will lease for a few years nil indebtedness amounting to with privilege of buying. about $3500. We are sure Coos J. W. F I E L D . A. C. W ILSON, county’s administration of the past W anted , to T rade .— A bouse four years will lie appreciated by and three lots in Gold Hill, Jose the public, and will go far to disa phine couDty, Oregon, for property buse the minds of many who had Keeps a fine and fresh line of Candies of all hinds, in Coquille City or Bandon. The linen prejudiced ngaiust honesty, Fresh Oranges, Lemons, Nuts, etc., above property is a nearly new qualification and integrity being H O R S E -S H O E I N G a n d residence. Inquire at H erald component parts of “ hayseeds,” CHOICE LINE OF TOBACCOS AND CIGARS, office. * “ anarchists” nud “ cranks,” as des W A G O N -W O R K . — AND — Alfred Johnson nnd family ar ignated by the old party managers. Having a new and well-equipped Blacksmith and m e d at this plnee Saturday even Wagon Shop, we are prepared to do all kinds XMAS GOODS SOON TO NEAT AN D COZY BILLIARD PARLORS ing, per steamer Jennie, from Sail of manufacturing and repairing in first-class Francisco. Mr. Johnson is the ARRIVE AT BERLIN STORE. --------- ----------------- -------- style and at reasonable rates. purchaser o f the Moiras B ro’s T ANTED.— TRUSTW ORTH Y AND mill property and, we understand, \\ ▼ V active gentlemen and Indies to travel G iv e U s a T r ia l. will make preparations to run the for responsible, established house m slate of Oregon. Monthly $05.00 and expenses. mill next spring. Dry Gjods, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, lubber Goods and Oil Clothing. Groceries, Tobaccos, Giprs, Cantos, j| N E W GROCERIES CANNED G O O D S^e W . C. R O S E ’S Central Market All Our Patrons Bird Mrs. Porslihaker and daughter, M iss Ruby, of Prosper, returned yesterday via this place from San Francisco. The river rose almost banks-fn!l the past week from tho heavy rains, Justice Ilailocker had a trial and continues to rise from the later b “fore him last Thursday, Alva rains of Sunday and Monday. Lee vp. W. R. Panter, to recover I f you wish your Foto. teken, wnges. A. A Leach, M. H. Hersey don’t forget that J. P. Beyers is •J. B. Fox, J. P. Goodman, R. O. still at the Wilkins gallery, and is Hoberg and J. H. Cecil, composed doing a fine grade of work in his the jury, and a verdict was given line. * in favor of Capt. Lee, plaintiff, for tbe sum claimed. The rain storm hns proven a very W. A. .1 liuson, o f southern heavy one. Last Saturday was a “ pet” day, but lasted quick nnd has California, is prospecting in this poured out almost incessantly ever section for a home and apiary ad vantages. Mr. J . has traveled a since. Fred Nosier temporarily lost his great deni of late, to all poiuts on gun in the river last Tuesday when this ccast and including the Hawai starting on a duck hunt. It went ian islands, aud decides to settle down about 20 feet, but was shortly down in the Coquille valley as hav ing the best soil climatic advantages thereafter recovered. for his purposes. With his apiary John Yoakam will become a he may include poultry farming. citizen and occupy the lnte home Major H. A. Ebert, Mrs. Ebert of George Wickham, who trnded for and now occupies the Ander nnd Cndet Miss Elsie Williams, ot son boys’ home Dear the academy. G od’s Regular Army at Marshfield, came to this place yesterday to Miss Mattie Anderson returned conduct two meetings— beginning from Marshfield yesterday, after Inst eight nud concluding tonight. an absence of about 3 months, Major E. is a devoted Christian Quite a number of friends greeted worker, coming well spoken of as her, and many are glad to have her able and earnest, and doing a at home. wonderful work at his home at Ed Lorenz was hurt at a game of Marshfield. The H erald had a football last Wednesday, though pleasant call. only temporarily. It was at the Myrtle Camp No. 197, W ood school grounds, nnd a boy o f about bis own size landed his head with men o f the World, o f this city, at full force on Ed's stomach, placing its regular meeting Monday night, Nov. 15tb, held the biennial elec him hors-de-comlmt. tion of officers, resulting as follows: Is Nosier raffled off a bicycle A. O. Wheeler, consul conimnnder; last Friday night, which fell to the L. P. Maury, advisor lieutenant; editor, who will hereafter be seen John Simmons, clerk; R. S. Knowl- running down every one for a local ton,banker; Thoe. Krewsnn, escort; item or bit o f news. He doesn’t C. E. Strang, sentry; J. C. Franz, sport a bell or whistle, bnt you will watchman; Leroy Cnrry, member hear him coming by the soirad of board of managers— G. W. Canning the wind “ whistling through his nnd D. H. Johnson being lioldovprs. whiskers.’ ’ A large number c f new members were initiated necessitating the meeting to hold to a late hour. "It will go away after awhile." Holiday goods at bedrock prices at the Fair Store. * The steamer Jennie arrived from San Francisco at this place last Saturday evening about 5 o ’clock. Kbe brought considerable freight, but will receive most of her outgo ing cargo from the Riverton coal mines and the lower river. She g o t out of onr river nnd returned while the bay steamers were storm- staid, thus making very good time. She left San Francisco laat Tues day, and lav outside our bar nearly two days. While coming up the river Saturday the stenmer had considerable trouble in dodging logs nnd driftwood brought down by the freshet, nnd Imd tho misfor tune to break her propeller, which will necessitate beaching the ves sel in order to repair th* dam age.’ Nosier, Confectioner, GENERAL BLACKSMITHING, potographs.i Position slead}\ Reference. Enclose self- addressed stamped envelope. The Domin ion Company, Dept. Y, Chicago. .it a i t m r . n . N klson -P etkeson —On llaynes slough, Nov. 13, 1807, by Justice W. H. S. Hyde, Julius Nelson and Miss Augusta Peterson. DORY. B onebrakb .—At Marshfield, Nov. 15, 1897, to Mr. and Mrs. H. 8 . Bonebrnke, a son. P ubdey .— At Portland, Nov. 17, 1897, to Mr. and Mrs. Commander Purdey. ot God’s Regular Army, a daughter. J knkins - At Myrtle Point, Nov. 19. 1897, Mrs. Eraaline B. Jenkins, wife o f William Jenkins, aged 56 years, 1 month and 11 days. D a v i s — At the residence o f her daughter, Mrs. Pauli, at Fisktrap, Nov. 13, 1897, Mrs. Ilortentirt D. Davis, aged 74 years, 4 months and 15 days. W i l s o n — A t Willowdale. N o v . 1 5 , 1 8 9 7 , M i s s Rose Wilson, aged 1 8 years and 6 mo- t h s . I joftus —At Beaver Hill, Nov. 17. 1897, Chester, infant son o f Mr. and x\lrs. W. C. Loft us. B arker —Near Rocky Point, Coos bay. Nov 18, 18“ 7, Mrs. Barker, wife of Ben Barker, aged 72 years. I AM NOW WILSON LOCATED AT THE ■WIL^ZinSTS + & FIELD. THE = G ALl and will do a fine liue of ( ^ O Q U I L L E PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK. Jf&S^Satisfactiou guaranteed. J. P. B E Y E R S, Fotographer. p H Gall for A C O Q U IL L E k R M A C Y C I T Y , O R ., 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 , Is the Coming Drug Store. ALSO B rid g e & B each S to v e s DOORS, WINDOWS, Building Material AN D ANY O TH E R IF WE H A V E N ’T GOT W HAT Or Any and Euerythlng Carried in a “ Saved Her Life.” F i r s t - G l a s s H a r d w a r e YOU W ANT. Will Supply It For You. S to r e - o ---- J. J. LAMB. Don’t fail to call at the Pharmacy. You will find a full stock of Sta tionary. Tablets and School Supplies on hand. Your Wants Gan Be S u p p lied H p O fflE p r e s c r ip t io n s S cien tifically “Villed.” DR. J. BURT MOORE, Proprietor. C. H. BUTLER, P R O P R IE T O R . RS. JOHN WALLET, of Jefferson, Wis., than whom none is more highly esteemed or widely known, writes. "In 18991 had a severe attack of LaGrlppd and at the end of four months, in splto of all physicians, friends and good nursing could do, my lung« heart and nervous system were so completely wrecked, my lifo was de spaired of, 1117 friends giving me up. 1 could only sleep by the use o f opiates. My lungs and heart pained me terribly and ¿ny cough was most aggravating. I could not He in one position but a short time aud not on my left side at all. My husband brought me Dr. Miles’ Nervine P.nd Heart Cure and I be gan taking them. When I had taken a half bottle of each I was much better and coni l- uing persistently I took about a dozen bot tles and was completely restored to health to the surprise of all.’* Dr. Miles’ Remedies are sold by all drug gists under a positive guarantee, first bottle benefits or money re funded. Book on dis eases o f the heart and nerves free. Address, DIL MILi-J MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Lid. M G O T O TH E For For For For For For For For For For For For For For fil I k j| jli| Gloues, Mittens or Suspenders, go to - THE fair STORE Hosiery and Underwear, go to - - the fair store Men’s Shirts and Overalls, go to - - the fair store Window Blinds and Curtains, go to - the fair store Slates and Tablets, go to - - - - the fair store Thread, Needles aud Pins, go to - - THE fair store Calicoes, Outings, etc., go to - - - THE fair store Tinwares and Graniteware, go to - - the fair store Bird Cages and Fixtures, go to - - THE fair store Hats, Caps and Umbrellas, go to - - the fair store Brooms, Matches and Soaps, go to - the fair store Table Linens and Towels, go to - - the fair store Combs. Brushes, etc ., go to - - * the fair store Toys and Notions of any Kind, go to - the fair store In fact, if you want anything at the lowest R A C K E T I’ RICLS, then g> to T h e K a il- 4t o r e j J S a VINO LEASED THIS NEW, COMMODIOUS AND MODERN H O B TLE RT I ft in now prepared to entertain the traveling public in flrst-clftsa 81 \ 1 e, vvilh the very bent of accommodations and at mont reason able rates. Tables supplied with the best the market affords. SAMPLE ROOMS for Commercial men, roomy and centrally located. SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS and Term « for Families nnd Theatrical Troupes. Rates - 1 1 to #1.50 per d«y. T uttle ^ • • • hotel • • ( L ton r ’ P r o p e r t y , n e a r M asonic H a l l ,] •^ C oquille C ity, O regor). Eg- __ m s- Conveniently Located to River and Ocean Steamer bandinz and f«» Railroad Depet Flrst-Claes Accommodations Large and Airy Rooms, and T a b l e Spread with the Beet the Market Affords. ------ — ------ (cjV^Only "White L a b o r E m p lo y e d _/G) R AT ES : Per Day, $1 : Regular Boarders, per Week, $4 ; Transient, per Week $5 ; 25 Cents for Single Meal. 8. J . T U T T L E o o o P R O P R IE T O R .
