Coquille City herald., March 08, 1898, Image 4

Ecjptnii City gUraiii.
TU ESD AY, MARCH
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8. 1898.
Coquille City.
Preaching 1st and 3d L o rd ’ s days in
each m onth, at 11 o ’ olook a. w . and 7:IiO j
p. m. S unday-school every Sunday at 10 :
o’ olook a. m.
Pray* r-meefcing every W ed- I
aesdav even in g.
O. A. S tin b , M inister. I
Insurgents the Victors.
New York, March 2.— Reports of
the recont battle at Holguin, Santi-
L O C A L ITEM S.
| ago de Cuba, have beeD received in
i New York. Instead of tbe battle
Dr. M ile.' Nerve F lu te .* * c . e l ell drugf tele.
I being a Spanish victory, as repre­
RpHtt llie
Ty|i«writer ad- sented from Havana, it was a disns-
Tertiaameul on Ibis pace.
. trous defeat, followed by a retreat
Re*. Mr. Slice »pent n couple of the Spanish forces. Tbia infor­
mation comes through
Cuban
days at Mambtield last week.
sources, nod is the cause of great
3. B . Fox visited Marshfield rejoicing, because the guns and
a dsy or so on business last week. ammunition shipped from Long
E d ucate Your n o v e l« W ith Cuacarets.
1 Island less than a month ago were
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
used in the fight. Major Miranda,
10c. 16c. If C. C- C. fail, druggists refund money
who landed the expedition, reports
, Mrs. R. M. Strang left on Inst
the facts without many details, but
Wednesday’s train for California,
‘ from other letters which came by
where she will reside.
, the same mail the story is told.
The Spanish forces were com-
Rev. C. E. Rosa is preaching to
immense and increasing audiences | manded oy General Linares, who
i for some timo has been at Holguin,
nightly at Poitlaud.
Henry Johnson and wife of making preparations to inarch to
Prosper came up last week and 1 the city of Santiago. His army
I included cavalry and artillery. The
«pant a few days visiting friends.
1 road, a winding one, was a regular
Jndt/ing from the report of Capt. death trap. Linares used his artil-
Fisk, there is very little hope of j lery as much as possible, but
Port Orford being made a harbor , the Cuban force of less than a
o f refuge.
I thousand men could not he dis­
The schooner Mayflower was lodged.
Geueial Garcia’a command did
towed np by the tug lust Thursday,
near noon, and loaded with lumber not reach its full strength until the
fifth day after the fighting began,
at Lyons’ sail).
i On this day the Spanish columns
City Marshal E d Qallier, of
retreatad iu confusion, carrying the
Bandon, was in thisplace part of last
wounded to Holguin aud leaving
week and shook bands with many
200 dead on tho field. The Cuban
old acquaintances.
loss in the five days’ fighting was
Mrs. Burt McDuffee and sister, less than 50 killed.
M iss Van Lew, of Bandon, were
The real Spanish loss will never
vieitiDg W . E. McDuffee, esq., and be known, as the dead and wounded
family aeveral days last week.
were taken from the field at night.
A monument to mark the last It is estimated that nearly 1000
resting-place of om late Comrude were killed and wounded. From
W m . Way was received at this word received from Holguin it was
learned that there were several com­
place by last Wednesday’s train.
panies annihilated by the Cuban
News: It is said that the New­ fire.
port coal bunker will be raised, so
that vessels of the Em pire's class,
can load at high tide as well as low.
Canadian Pacific Tools.
The Oregonian editorially refers
to Sec. 22 of the Dingley tariff law,
which McKinley’s attorney general
declared inoperative and void, in tbe
following drastic manner:
“ The loss to our lines (railroads)
• ® ~ O u account of failing health, by the bonding privilege alone
g ^ P o n e o f the finest ranches in the which Sec. ^22 of Dingley act abro­
g 0 V t a t a must be sold at oace. Call gated is estimated at $25,000,000 a
g i ^ a t H erald office, or on James year yet no move is made in con­
g V D o o g b i y , Lampay creek, this gress to remedy thiB injustice.”
g S “ county.
Then referring to the present rail­
Th e Odd Fellows have been road war of rates and consequent
improving their
hall
bnildicg, confusion in commercial circles re­
specially puttiog in a new floor iu sulting from unstable freight rates,
the lower room and otherwise fix­ tbe great Republican papor scolds
ing it up.
A new fence also equal to a Populist It says:
“These are abominations almost
encloses the lot.
unbearable and we shall never see
Pupils of school age in the Ban­ the last of them as long as congress
don district cumber 277, and the and the department of justice sit in
population of the school district is dumb compliance with theCanadiun
763. The Recorder says this is n Pacific.” This indicts the repub­
slight decrease in population dur­ lican administration and congress
ing the last year.
of being tools of the English cor­
AN TED - TRUSTW ORTHY
AN D poration, and looks liko the indict­
active gentlemen and ladies to travel ment is true.— La Grande Observer.
Iter responsible, established bouse in state
Oscar Wickham and wife came
np from Bsaver H ill last woek and
visited a faw days. Mr. W . is an
employe on the new mine— the
Klondike.
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f o O regon . M onthlv $66.00 am i expenses.
P osition steady. R eferen ce. E n closeself-
sddreeeed stamped envelope. T b e Dom in­
ion C om pany, Dept. Y, Chicago.
H o w ’ s T h is .
V© offfir O ne H undred Dollar© Reward
fo r any chhh o f Catarrh that oauuot be
A vendetta is likely to break out cured by H all's Catarrh Cure.
F. / . CH KN EY * CO. Proprietors,
at Myrtle .Point if this govern­
ment doesn’t soon tackle Spain.
Blood is bsgiuniug to boil, and
now when citizeu meets citizen,
then comes a whack.
Toledo, O.
W e the undersigned have know n F . J.
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe
hint perfeotly hon ora ble in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any oblig a tion s m ade by their firm.
West A T ru st, W holesale D ruggists,
T oledo, O., W alding, Kinnan & M arvin,
W holesale Druggists, T o le co , O h io.
Hall’ s Catarrh Cure ia taken internally,
acting directly upon the blond and muoous
surfaces o f tbe system . P rice, 7fto. per
tiottle. Sold b y all D ruggists. T estim on ­
ials free.
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“ Do yon—ah— ever have recourse
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I desire to attest to the rnsrita of sician. "Ouly once a week," said
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eisnt preparations on the market.
It broke an exceedingly dangerous
sough for me in 24 hours, and in
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the high esteem in which your Rem­
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Mrs. D. T. Carver, Winslow, Stevenson Co.. 111.
34 Y E A R S O F SU FFERIN G .
D eab S is ;—
J anuary 2, 1897.
Over 34 years ago. I had Typhoid Fever,
and barely escaped with iny life, lr left iny
system ho shattered that I have had. ever
since. Rheumatism aud Throat Trouble,
which gave me a terrible Cough. I hud been
unable to find any relief for these diseases,
until I learned o f vour ” 8 DUOPS ” , which
I commenced taking only two months ago,
and n y cure has been indeed wonderful .
Already my cough bus entirely disappeared,
anti tbe Rheumatism which for u few years
past hits threatened to mnko a cripple o f mo
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CATARRH
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over lft years. She has tried everything and
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March 3l, 1390.
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D ear Sms;
N ovember 9, 1890.
It is with pleasure I speak o f your price­
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For the last eight years I have been an Incur-
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have not bad any pain in my back sine* I
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C IT Y , O R E G O N
A H otel b uild in g, main portion 24xoO feet,
» S f i f i Buys two lots in Coquille 2 stories high: L to sam e, 24z60; all fu r­
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C oqu ille C ity , O regon.
WALTER DRANE,
Blacksmith and
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K d w r a t e T o u r D o w e l s "W ith C a s r n r e t s .
Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever.
10c 25c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money.
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it rents for $5 per m onth,
$ 6 0 0 S 2
three
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be divided.
nished com plete, well supplied with the
b est o f water, and does the entire business
for the Governm ent S tone Ounrry everv
year w hich means from 80 to 50. regular
boarders; pood steaiubo.it facilities; also
ouly about .‘MX) feet from depot. In connee-
tion is good Feed S table and all outbuild-
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good spring clone to house, you ng orchard
and small fru it; pasture for cow , e tc.; all
cleared And fenced.
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a v in g b o u g h t o u t m r s . s t o w -
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A L L kinds o f farm work s o lic it e d . H ors-
shoeing and plow work ft specialty
Supplies fo r lo gg in g w ork, w edgen, dogs,
rin g s,ca n t-h o o k s and everyth in g used in
loggin g cam ps k ep t on h a n d . S atisfaction
guaranteed. S hop on corn er n orth o f P io-
neei Feed sta b le.
(1 9 t f
The Riverton Hotel Marble and Slone Works
C. IN. PATERSON, Prop.
We
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Acres — 3^ tnrleB from Co-
quille C ity, on Cunningham
creek, small house aud barn, sparkling |
spring branches, and 15 acres o f rich loam
Ranch in California bottom land ; balance saw tim ber on hill '
land, and fine pasture land when tim ber i s '
for a ranch on C oquille
rem oved. T im ber is w orth m ore than we
river. For particulars call at the H erald
ask fo r the place. Price $1380; part cash,
Land & Loan C o’s trflice.
or will sell 80 acres with im provem ent for
T o T hadb —For a farm near C oquille C ity: I $000; same terras.
A house nnd lo t in F loresvillo, T exas, w orth |
Acres— One mile from ruil-
$1200, or 240 acres o f land—-10 acres i r a - ;
proved, house insured for $400; all fe n ce d ; '
road depot nnd stenmer landing in
60 miles from San A n ton io, Texas. O r 160 I C equille Citv; b ottom and bench land;
acr. sin western Nebraska, a d jo in in g G rant, i spring b ra n ch ; fenced, but no buildings;
county seat o f Parking cou n ty. C on sid er-I chi toice loca tion ; fo r sale low
able im provem ents on thin p lace: a well O Q
Acres — H alf level bench;
that cost $500. F or fa rth er in form a tion ,
^ V
balance ch o ice bottom U nd cleared;
call at the H huald office.
spring branch for water fo r .stock; small
I T ? O K S A L E —207 acres o f land; 50 acres house. yK m ile from incorporate limits o f
-T bottom , m ostly all cleared and in culti- C oqu ille C ity ; has fine view o f town an d
! tation , well fenced: balance bench land; ▼alley,
ey , also steamer
stenmer and cars.
40 acres pasture; 230 fruit trees o f firat-class
fru it; 1 acre small f ) ait; 7-room house, in
hive the best land, best
good con dition ; plenty o f water handy;
loention, and b est improved
large barn and stable with w agonshed;
{ workshop, wood house, dairyhouse, sm oke­ «mall farm in tbe Coquille valley, is in­
side
property,
in one o f the nicest tow ns in
house and other outbuildin gs. S tock and
: farming utensils also for sale. Situated on C oos cou n ty. I f von want the very best
at
prices
and
terms
that ate an o b je ct and
\.
innin road, near public river landing; h a n d y
have $3000 to $6000 to invest in a home,
to school.
that is a jo y forever, aud mean business, R IV E R T O N , COOS C O U N T Y , O R E G O N
A C R E S — The b®et Dairy write us fo r exact d escription aud terms o f
Ranch in the State; no waste op tion al paym ents.
E V E R Y T H IN G N EW AND N E \ T , AND
| land; all high land; 1 m ile river fro n t, close
j T ables supplied witn the best in the
A C R E S — Otr an arm of
j to town; 6 acres orchard, fine fru it; 100
m arket.
sores open land, ready fo r cu ltivation,
Coos B ay: part very rich creek
Hegnlar board and lod gin g , $4 per week.
| feuoed and c r o s s -fe n c^ f; a new 2-story bottom land; sandy loam : house and two Single m eals, 25 cen ts.
sepH
j house, and new 2-story barn.
barns: go o d orchards; sm all fru its: fencin g:
the finest springs im agin able right at
4 C 4 ./5 0
j
When a rich man renlizcs that
money line uot Brought him happi­
ness, be promptly luma his atten­
tion to doubling his supply o f it.
...JE W E IT ...
COABT AGENCY COMPANY.
Oregonian:
Considering the |
constant
warnings
newspapers
have kept up agaiust unprepared
Joeepb J. Earle, of Marshfield, and untimely ventures to Alaska,
arrived in Coquille last Monday, it is a trifle disconcerting to be
supplying spectacles, eye-glassts, told the distress there now is to j
etc. Comrade Earle was a member be laid at the door o f the pres*
o f company F, 3d regiment Iowa
A dose that is always seasonable
infantry, during the late war. W e is a dose of Simmons Liver Regula­
bad a pleasant call aud greeting tor, the “ King of Liver Medicines.”
from Comrade Earle.
It keeps the liver active; the bowels
J. A. Jacobson, oar furniture regular; prevents Bilicusness; nnd
dealer, last week began the placing promotes digestion. In fact helps
I have watched ita
o f a glass front iu his r e v store­ | you well.
room and finishing the establish­ effects in familca where I have
ment to receive a nice stock of uew practiced, and find it admirable;
goods. H e will from now on he both alterative and tonic in its
wall fixed to carry a select s lo c k of action "— Dr.T.W.Mason,Macon, Ga.
manufac­
A WO!!!)
49 Y E A R S O F S U F F E R I N G
spent $350 in replying to telegrams
of
congratulation
when
the
anuouncemeut of his »levalion was
made.
Uncle John Kronenbcrg reached
home last Wednesday, via the bay.
M rs. K . remained in Han Francisco
till she recovers from an attack of
grip.
F. W . Kroneuberg oaiue
also on a mission representing a
aaw steamer project,
J
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Washingtor, March 1.- -Secretary-
Gage, iu reply to a resolution re­
I lib ili', ARK l i PEW RITE US in great variety,
lative to the coinage of standard
but there is only one Leader and that is the
silver dollars from bullion purchased
under the provisions of the act of
July 14, 1890, sent to tho senate
this statement:
Democratic Primary Meeting.
“ Fine ounces purchased, 168,674,-
Tho Democratic county central 1682; cost, $155.931,002; coining
committee of C'ooa county, Oregon, I value, $218,004,338.”
LIGHTEST TOUCH,
hereby directs that the Democratic
SIMPLEST A STRONGEST
The
usual
order
of
things
was
re­
primary meetings be held iu each
PERMANENT
►
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versed
last
week
when
a
pious
Bos-
precinct in said county at the usual
ADJUSTMENT,
T h e latest womau
who lias
place of voting, on Saturday, March, ! ton young man found a woman
UNIVERSAL
12, 1898 at the hour of two under his bed. H e screamed loudly nuuounced her intention of going
KEYBOARD,
o’clock in the afternoon of that day and a policeman came to the rescue to tho Klondike is Mrs. Annie Bar­
rett, o f St. Paul. She is going to
and
escorted
the
intruder
to
the
for the purpose of electing dele­
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gates to tbe county convention to j station. She gave her age as 28, t ike a pick and shovel with her h i u
be held at Bandon, Tuesday March and said she was without n home work her own claims— she s h v b .
15, 1898 at ten o ’clock iu the fore­
I t is ft eoi*)m iutioii o f the best ti n tore« o f the other standard m achine«. If you
noon to transact the following busi­
want an absolutely’ satisfactory w riting m achino you should try this one. All other
makes o f typewritero routed and sold. Expert repairing and parts and platens for all
ness to wit: To elect nine delegates
m achines. Typew riter and office supplies and specialties. D on 't fa il to try a W ebster
FROM
to attend the Democratic state con­
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vention to be held in the city of
Portluud, Oregon, on Wednesday,
March 23, 1898 at the hour of ten
266 STARK STREET,
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Read carefully this testimonial found below, also letters from those
who have Deen cured of other diseases and remember that “ 5 Drops'' has and can never
and to transact such other business
fail to (juicbly relieve and permanently cure.
Sept, 9, iHvfi.
as may come bofore the convention.
.D ear S i b :—Your bottle of ‘ i> Dropu” received. It was for an old friend, Mr. Wm
Edwards, o f Martinstown Wis. He lias nad Neuralgia In his chest, »uttering a groat deal of
Each precinct in said county is
pain, so much so that it affected his heart nud he could not sleep on account o f a smothered
feeling. He has been under the cure o f tne most eminent physicians, but fouud no relief
entitled to elect the following num.
her of delegates to said convention:
T be prospective Klondike™ are
on the move. Ed Page of Myrtle
Pbint went to the lower river last
Thursday. Matt Nystrpm, too, line
sold ont everything and is hustling.
Then there are nearly a score of
The war department has decided
others preparing.
to abandon the expedition for the
W e bad a pleasant call one day relief of the miners in tha Klondike
last week from Miss Annie Mc­ country, because the couclusion has
Donald and Bister-in-lHW, Mrs. M. been reached that no necessity
McDonald. The former recently exists for it.
returned from a protracted resi­
It costa money to be created a
dence in California, with much
baronet iu England. Sir Johu W.
improved health.
Maclure, for in >tauce, anys that he
furailare, and conduct
turing sad repairing.
Ernest BtaufT cuuio over from
the Coquille yesterday. Mr. Stauff
is taking views for the Coos Couuty !
Historical Association.
It is reported that E. B Dean &
Co. and the North Bend Mill oora- j
pauy have purchased all ot R. A.
G raham ’s logs, about
7,000,000,
feet.
W m . Deuuiug, A1 Sloan, Thos. j
Lew horns, G us
Bear aud Fred
Messerle left last Snuday for G ray’s j
Harbor.
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