Gasili* tfihj ferali
TU ESD AY,
NOV. 30, 1897.
REGULAR TRAINS
o n d a yh ,
W e d n esd ay »
days will run us follows:
Leave
Marshfield
8 00a.ru.
Vrrive “
COQUILLE
CITY
9.80 “
Myrtle Point
10.00 “
M
an d fui
Arrive
12.80 p. ra.
Leave
11.00 a. ra.
10. 80 “
AN
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CEM
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TS.
Preaching services every Tues
day night at the Church of lie
deemed Israel.
G od ’s Regular Army detail will
conduct service« for two or more
evenings, 13tb and 14th of Decem
ber, at the Christian church.
AU naln banlabaxl by Dr. Mill»' Pain Pilla.
Klondike Stock, to be Lad at the
H erald oflice.
S A V E M O N E Y —and buy your
holiday goods nt the lowest Racket
prices at the Fair Store.
*
There will bo a “ football” meet
ing tonight.
J. W. Leueve has a uioe new line
of Boots and Shoes.
*
A fine line o f stationery just
received at Coquille Pharmacy. *
Not the cheap shoes, but shoes
cheap at the Berliu Store.
*
G oto McDonald, the hairdresser,
for a first-class shave, hair cut, or
shampoo.
*
Mrs. 8. J. Miller is very poorly
again, having beeu sick for several
days past.
Mrs. Cecil has been ccnfinpd to
her borne for several days, being
quite sick.
J. W. McConnell, o f eastern
Washington, is in this locality
prospecting.
Rev. C. A. Stine made a visit to
Marshfield yesterday, intending to
return tomorrow.
Miss Jo Hanonck left for Bandon
today and will take a positiun in
tbe woolen mill.
First installment o f Xmas goods
arrived at the Berlin Store. Second
and third installments are expected
this week.
*
Mr. aud Mrs. NelsoD Smith came
down from their upper-river home
to visit frieuds and relatives at this
olace For a season.
T TtrA N TE D —Addresses o f your frieQcls
V V anil acquaintances, who are think
Cash paid.
Call at oflice o f
COQUILLE CITY HERALD.
in g o f gom e to Klondike.
Don’t fail to bave your face taken
while J. P. Beyers is occupying tbe
Wilkins Photo, gallery.
He is
sure to please you.
*
The Coquille Coal Co. will deliver
coal at any point in town at $3 per
ton. J, W. Leneve is agent and
will fill your order.
The broomhandle factory Inst
week shipped 40,000 o f its product
to San Francisco. Some are being
shipped to foreign ports.
Mrs. Gus Buckingham of Ban
don came up last week, bringing
with ber a couple of the little folks,
and is visiting her aunt, Mrs. R. E.
Buck.
For pretty, unique and nice
Christmas presents, select from
the stock at Coquille Pharmacy.
A large lot more are due, including
all sorts of toys.
There will be two games o f foot
ball during the holidays—one at
this placo and one at Marshfield—
between our local team and tbe
Marshfield eleven.
■»Whatever may be tbe cause of
blanching, the hair may be restored
to its original color by the use of
that potent rhroody. Hall’s Vege-
. table Sicilian Hair Kenewer.
A Mr. Burns and family left
South Dakota on tbe ‘2‘2d inst. for
this valley. They will wintei in
eastern Washington, and in the
spring or early sommer resume
their journey to this place. Two
young men of tbe same section as
tbe above are corresponding with
our townsman, J. A. Jacobson, an
ticipating coming to this place.
Blood P u re ?
I* it? Then take A y e r’s Sar
saparilla and keep it so. I s n 't
it? T hen take A y e r ’s Sarsa
parilla and m ake it so. One
fact is positively established
and that is that A y e r’s Sarsa
parilla w ill pnrify the blood
m ore p erfectly, m ore econ om i
cally and m ore speedily than
any other remedy in the mar
ket. There are fifty years o f
cures behind this statem en t; a
record no other rem edy can
show.
Y ou waste tim e and
m oney when y on take anything
to purify the b lood e x cep t
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.
par*.
lo a d
a b a l c w a i a o d d a lle U n u .
D. L. Perkins, of the steamei
Fawn, has resigned his position
and George Steward has become
mate.
Information ns to best places for
prospectors in Alaska, to he Lad at
the oflice of the Cuquillo City H er
ald .
W anted — A t Once— Within ‘2
miles of Coquille City, 15 acres or
more, suitable for a ebicken ranch.
Call at H erald office.
A grand ball will be given about
Christmas at Masonic hall for the
benefit of the town. The pro
Rev. Mr. Epperly, U. B , is
gram will be given next issue.
announced to be here next Thurs
Mrs. Jennie Majory and daughter,
day evening and occupy the pul
pit at the Christian church for at Pearl, of BsniloD, passed through
this place last week ou their way
least two nights.
From now on E. Panneuberg, to Washington, where they will
esq , will take charge of the l usi- reside.
The band reorganized last Suu-
nesa management of the Coquille
City H e r a l d and the Herald Land dny, which they will complete at a
We
aud Loan Company, and he re meeting called for tonight.
spectfully nska all who are iu ure all glad at this essential feature
arrears on subscription or other o f our existence.
wise to please cull ou him at au
W anted — A girl, about 1*2 years
early day at his office iu the H e r o f age, for company and help for
ald
building.
He proposes to an elderly lady. Apply to, or ad
make paying for your subscription dress
C apt . C. E . E dwards ,
easy to you by contracting for any *3t]
Marshfield, Or.
thing that you cau produce.
W a n t e d — A good dairy farm of
L O C A L IT E M S._______ from 100 to 300 acres, already
stocked with good dairy cows, for u
cheeserv. Will lease for a few years
Additional locals on 2d page.
Mouthly P ain , cured by Dr. M lle.- Pain PIU». with privilege of buying.
Old papers for sale at this office.
Rayai M o k a . t h a
C ard of T h an k s —1 desire to
return my sincere thanks to the
citizens of Coquille and vicinity for
their sympathy and kindoeta to my
father.
J. L. S tockmen .
Alfred Johnson, who purchased
the Morras Bro’s mill, moved with
his family to the place a day or
two'since. Two sous, B. E. aud
Charles, arrived overland up the
coast lust week.
Holiday stock will be completed
sometime this week. They will bo
sold at tbe usuul “ panic” plices
which characterize this store. No
"holiday prices” will be asked.
*
B erlin S tore .
W anted ,
to
T rade . — A house
Absolutely Pur*
Dr. Mlloa' Pain Ptlla atup Headache.
New hats, juat from the east,
received nt Mrs. Hersey's.
Also
new and fashionable trimmings.
Call and see ber stock and learn
her prices.
*
Tbe ch u rch and Sunday-school
of tbe C h u rch o f Redeemed Israel
will have a Christmas tree and
appropiate exercises Christmas eve.
Tbe purpose is to males it hq at
tractive and entertaining affair.
Tbe engine and boiler lately
placed at the Wilson mine, just
above town, was removed to the
wharf yesterday and will be takeD
today to R nerton. The mine here
does not Deed pumps hut will bo
draioed naturally.
H
ow to Cure B
ilious C
olic.
WOVAj « A M M O POWOtW OO.. WBW Y O RK.
Don't send rubbish as Christmas
presents to your friends. They
will appreciate the nice things to
be found at Coquille Pharmacy. *
Sid Gillbam has returned, after
an absence of several mouths at
Portland. He will at least speud
tbe winter here. He talkssensiblv
and intelligently of hisexperiencee
while away, especially relative to
business conditions.
Tbe H e r a l d force has b e e n con
siderably augmented the week past,
owing to rush of business. Job work
has piled iu ou us, including a
brief, bill-heads, letter-heads, cards,
blank receipts, etc., roost o f which
we get from other points, though
we do the hulk of local printing
b I b o .
N o “ einchiug" perpetrated—
but straight, fair dealing.
R. D. Sanford brought us in a
sample of his prune crop last Wed
nesday, which wfl"are sure will
compare with the best anywhere.
These are cured iu his own dryer,
under his own supervision, aod
seem to be without fault in any
particular.
He gave us sam
ples o f three kinds, Germau, Ital
ian and Petite. A friend recently
visiting Rosebnrg brought in some
c f thelst grndcGermnu prunes from
that sectiou, which ran 40 to the
pound. Mr. Sanford, without grad
ing, run 30 to the pound. They
are large, with very email seede,
aud delicious in flavor and for table
use.
We are glad to know also
that Mr. Sanford will dispose of
his crop right here at home— will
have no occasion to seek a market
elsewhere.
I suffered for weeks with colic
and pains in my stomach caused
by biliousness and had to take
medicine all the white until I used
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera aud
Diarrhoea Remedy which cured
me. I have since recommended it
to a good many people.
Mrs. F.
Butler, Fairhaven, Conn.— Persons
who are subject to bilious colic can
ward off tbe attack by. taking this
remedy as scon os the first symp
toms appear.
Sold by R. S.
Knowltou.
We live in a country of which the
principal scourge is stomach-trouble.
It is moro wide-spread than any
other disease, aud, very nearly, more
dangerous.
One thing that makes itao danger
ous is that it is so little understood.
If it were better understood, it
would be more feared, more easily
cured, lees universal than it is now.
So, those who wish to be cured,
take Shakor Digestive Cordial, be
cause it goes to the root of the
trouble as no other medicine does.
The pure, harmless, curative herbs
aud plants, of which it is composed,
are what reuder it so certsin and, at
the same time, so gentle a cure.
It helps aud strengthens the
stomach, purifies and tones up the
system.
Sold by druggists, price 10 cents
to $1.00 per bottle.
^ > A N D Y CATHARTIC
CURE CONSTIPATION
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H jy j
Ad. STERLING KENEDY COa, Chirapo. Montreal. Can., or Nm York*
Dry Goods, Ladies' and G ems ' Oodsrvear,
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
A N T E D .- TRUSTW ORTHY
AND
active gentlemen and ladies to travel
for responsible, established house in state
o f O r e g o n . Monthly $65.00 and expenses.
Position steady. Reference. Enclose self-
addressed stamped envelope. Tbe Domin
ion Company, Dept. Y, Chicago.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
LACES, EMBROIDERIES,
j ADIES’ c o r s e t s , e t c .,
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Remember that MzDonnld, the
barber, taken the lend in the I attest
fashions of hairdressing.
Others
follow.
*
with
That L a m e f i a e f c can be c u n
Dr. Miles' NERVE PLASTER. Only 25c.
Rubber Goods aud
Oil Clothing.
GROCERIES
OF ALL
F L O U R «It F E E S ,
Tobaccos, Cipro, Candies,
KINDS.
AMMUNITION, ETC., ETC.
C A N N ED
G O O D S^ c
J. W. LENEYE’S
at the LOWEST CA SH PRICES.
Our termB are tbe cheapest, and consequently
MUST B E F O R CASH.
Wa will pay 30 cents per dozen for eggs.
All Our Patrons
Will understar d
that we have
their best interests at heart when we announce
this fact, but we cannot run our business any
other way and live.
X 7 Cr© -will "be found, ax tue Old. Stand., tlxe
PIONEER MARKET.
JOH NSON
B R O ’S.
Bird
Nosier, Confectioner,
fotographsj
I AM
NOW
C o ll fo r
Central Market
ftra y Building, F ro n t Street.
F E E S H
V E G
E T A B L E S ,
FRUITS. Etc.
Of all kinds in their season, fresh and at lowest market rates.
est prices paid for country produce.
H igh ,
J. W. F I E L D .
A. C. W ILSO N ,
G EN ER A L BLACKSMITHING,
H O R S E -S H O E IN G and
W A G O N -W O R K .
Having a new and well-equipped Blacksmith and
Wagon Shop, we are prepared to do all kinds
of manufacturing and repairing in first.clast
style and at reasonable rates.
G ive U s a T ria l.
LOCATED
WILSON
& FIELD.
THE
Holkroat, Merrill & Stetson, C o rn er COQUIlliLiB
S eco n d an d
, o r .,
T a y lo r S treets,
c it y
Bridge & Beach Stoves
Is the Coming Drug Store.
DOORS, WINDOWS,
Building Material
F ir s t -C la s s H a r d w a r e
store .
W . C . R O S E ’S
LARD, BUTTER,
and three lots in Gold Hill, Jose
phine county, Oregon, for property
in Coquille City or Bandon. The
» (A K i l l E D .
above property is a nearly new W alley -S trang — At the residence of Mrs.
C.
E.
Marrialt,
in Modesto, Cal., Nov. 20,
residence. Inquire
at H erald
1897, Thomas Walley. of Visalia, Cal., Keeps a fine and fresh line o f Candies o f all hinds,
office.
* and Miss Ida Strang, late of this valley,
Fresh Oranges, Lemons, Huts, etc.,
and daughter of Mrs. R . M. Strang, below
N0TI0E.--AI1 kinds of engine
this city.
and machinery work for steam
CHOICE LINE OF TOBACCOS AN D CIGARS,
boats, sawmills, etc., done in the
BURN.
best uianuer. Will be found nt K roll — In Coquille City, Nov. 23, 1897, to
— AND —
and Mrs. M. Kroll, a Ron.
Lyons’ mill; or can be addressed M c Mr.
D uffee — On Bear oreek. Nov. 25, 1897,
NEAT A N D COZY BILLIARD PARLORS
nt this place. J. C. W ilson, ma to Mr. anil Mrs. Bert MoDufFee. a son.
chinist.
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D IE D .
W anted — Men and women to C ollvkb — On South slough, near Empire
know the cheapest, easiest aud best City, Oct. 20, Benhara Bain bridge, son of
Mr! and Mrs. Howard A. Collver, aged 3
route to Klondike — how to go aud
years, 6 months and 19 days.
make expei ses on the way.
Cir
cular free for stamp. Address Co
I n .VU -innrinin.
quille City H erald , Coquille City,
AT THE
D ied . — Ou South Slough, near
Oregon.
Dr. Carter, our dputist, will leave Empire City, Oct. 20, 1897, Ben-
tomorrow (W ednesday) for Ban ham Bainbridge, son of Mr. and
and will do n fine line of
don on his usual professional visit. Mrs. Howard A. Collver, aged 3
years,
fi
months
and
19
days.
Dr. Carter is so well know* as a
PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK.
skilled dentist and nice gentleman, Dear little brown eyes fallen asleep,
again to awaken or weep—
ffS^Hatisfaction guaranteed.
J- P. B E Y E R S, Fotographer.
that a notification of Lis appoint- Never
Never to wrestle with pain;
meut at Bandon is all that is Little hands folded in silence and chill,
Little feet restless, forevermore still,
needed.
Never to patter again.
A fine line of Holiday Goods
little bud, thou only wast given
is now open for inspection and Dear
A brief stay on earth to blossom in Heaven,
sale in a few days, at Coquille
To lead us the Christ-trodden way;
or later we’ ll look for thine eyes
Pharmacy. The goods are first- Sooner
Meeting our own in a loving surprise,
class aud designed to supply those
In the regions of infinite day.
who wish to secure bd appropriate 0, for the glorious rest thou hast won!
ALSO
present before the rush. Call and O, for the praises so sweetly begun,
Thy pure infant lips to attune;
get first choice. Articles purchased
Great was the love o f onr Saviour to thee,
cau be left at store aud delivered Saying: “ Let children come unto me,”
O, loveliest blossom of June !
at Christmas time us desired.
* j
AND ANY OTHER
J. L. Stockman aud neohow, j We’ ll not forget thee, beautiful boy,
Earth hath its treasures; thou wert our joy.
Addison, son and grandson o f onr
Our bud in the garland o f love;
Dr. Stockman, came in from Uma And though thou art gone to thy home in
skies,
tilla couuty, eastern Oregon, a few We'll the
claim thee again,dear little brown eyes
days since, returning to their borne
Iu the Christ-prepared mansions above.
Or Ang and Euerything Carried in a
yesterday. They were visiting the
parents and grandparents and other
friends and relatives here.
Tbe
J. J. LAM B.
uephew, Addison? is tbe son o f
Or. M ile»1 Nervine R ed ores Health.
Joseph Stockman, knowD to many
of our citizens, also of Umatilla
county.
The service at the Christian
church last Sunday night was tbe
closing of tbe year o f the present
minister’s pastorate, Rey. C. A.
Stine, who has now served this
congregation two separate calls.
Mr. Stine grows in popularity and
has conducted an acceptable aod
edifying year for the church. The
attendance waa unusually large at
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thia particular service, though no
special publication announcing it
bad been made. The song service
by tbe choir was well given, appro
priate and pleasiDg. It is to be
hoped Mr. Stine will be called to
For Gloves, Mittens or Suspenders, go to - t h e f a i r s t o r e
continue his ministrations at thia
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t h e f a ir sto re
NCLE EZEKIEL OBEAR, assessor and For Hosiery and Underwear, go to
nines.
tax collector, Beverly, Mass., who has
At Four S core.
Groceries,
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
IH E W
DRUGGISTS
A , B S O J L L U T E “ L Y * G a O A , R “ A r J 1 T uuu
E E D !? tire, <,“re nerer «rip or «ripe, hut psum
c u n eaaj
n t . natural
■ » u raaalta,
. m « i i l
IF
WE H A V E N ’T G O T
W HAT
YOU
W A N T.
Will Supply It For You.
S tore
Don’t fail to call at tbe Pharmacy.
Yon will find a fall stock of Ste.
tionery. Tablets and School Supplies on band.
Your Wants
Gan Be Supplied h
J^resoriptions Soientifl.oa.lly “Willed.”
DR. J. BURT MOORE, Proprietor.
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c o q u il l e ,
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H. BUTLER, P ttO P B IÏT O ».
For Shoes and Rubbers ” 1° Fair Store 9
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passed the 80th life mile stone, says:
We have a large label to priut 'Dr. Miles'
Restorative Nervine has done a
for one of onr apple shippers, great deal of good. I suffered for years from
which is a good move, as the fruit sleeplessness and nervous heart trouble.
will then go into the city market Would foci weary and used up la the morn
ing, had no ambition and my work seemed a
having the name o f the shipper burden.
A friend recommended Dr. Milos'
and the plsce from whence they Nervine, and I purchased a bottle under
came firmly fastened to the box. protest as I had tried so mauy remedies un
Much of the fruit finding its way successfully, I thought it no use. But it
me restful sleep, a good appetite and
from this section to the city is gave
restored me to energetic health. It 13 a
represented ns coming from uorth- grand good medicine, and I will gladly write
eru California, and this work has anyone Inquiring, full particulars of my sat
operated 10 hindering the fact be isfactory experience.”
Dr. Miles* Remedies
coming known to fruit dealers as to are sold by all drug
our nearness s d <1 advantages in gists under a positive
shipping produce to them. This guarantee, first bottle
labeling suggestion comes from benefits or money re
funded. Book on dis
the managers of the Labor E x eases of tbe heart and
change iu the city, a roniteons,; nerves free. Addreaa, ____
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart. Ind.
fair dealing and honorable person.
For
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Men's Shirts and Overalls, go to -
Window Blinds and Curtains, go to
Slates and Tablets, go to -
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Thread, Needles aud Pins, go to -
Calicoes, Outings, etc., go to - -
Tinware and Graniteware, go to -
Bird Cages and Fixtures, go to ' -
Hats, Caps and Umbrellas, go to -
Brooms, Matches and Soaps, go to
Table Linens and Towels, go to
Combs, Brushes, etc,, go to - -
Toys and Notions o f any Kind, go to
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In fact, if yoa want anything at the lowest R A C K E T PRICES,
then go to
The
AVING LEASED THIS NEW, COMMODIOUS AND MODERN H O S T L E R Y
I ain now prepared to entertain the traveling public in first-class
style, with the very best of accommodations and at most reason
able ratea.
Tables supplied with the best the market affords.
SAMPLE ROOMS for Commercial men,
me
roomy and centrally located.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS and Tarma
for Families and Theatrical Troupe*.
Ratea—$1 to $1.50 per day.
S to re .
Conveniently Located to River and Orean Steamer handing and to Rallmn<1 Depet
Flrst<Cla*ff Accommodations Large and Airy Rooms, and Table
Spread with the Beat the Market Affords.
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(g\_On.ly W hite Labor Employed
RATES:
8.
Per Day, $ t ; Regular Boarders, per Week, 14;
$5: 25 Cents for Single Meaj.
J. TU TTLE
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Transient, per
Week
PROPRIETO R.