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(Shuttle City genu«» TUESDAY, NOV. 16, 1866. " r e g u l a r t r a in s Y f ON DAYS. W EDNESDAY« AND F ill i U day* will run us follow»: Leavt* I I Arrive 8.0 ) ft. in. I Marahfisld 12.30p.m . Arrive “ I I Leave si.no “ I COQUILLE CITY I ll.00 a.ra. 10.00 “ | Myrtle Point 1 10.30 “ Church Directory. M. E. church, south- -regular aervicea each Sunday morniu*aud uveniug. by the pastor, E. L. F itch . HUI8TIAN CHCHCH, Coauille City PreaohinR 1st and 3d Lora’ s days in eaoh month, at 11 o’clook a. in. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday-school every Sunday at 10 o ’clock a. in. Pray.r-meetiiiK every Wed nesday evening. 0 . A. S tink . M inister. C AN N O U N C EM EN TS. The Ubriatiun Endeavorers will furnish a nice Thanksgiving Day dinner at Masonic hull and an en- teitnaiument at night. Get ready for it. . ... ------------------------------------------- L O C A L IT E M S. Additional locals on 2d page. Hava you seen the Jewett type writer? Five schooners came iu over the bar Sunday. Nice jewelry nt Gillhnm's, and repairing of all kinds. * Second-hand billiard table for Bale. Apply at this office. * The ninsio of the hammers and saws in Coquille City runs early and late. M iss Birdie Nosier will receive papils at 25 ceuts per lesson on piano or organ. O rg a n fo r S a l e — A good Whit ney & Holmes organ— second-hnnd but in good order— cheap. In quire at this office. * Mrs. A. N. Knight and family left Myrtle Point Inst Friday to join Prof. Knight at Clovis, Oal., where the latter is principal in the schools. Does Your Bach Ache? I Ir. constant pain when on! ^ your feet ? ' Is that dragging, pulling' sensation with you from morn till night ? Why not put the medicine exactly on the disease ? Why Inot apply the cure right toi ! the spot itself ? . } You can do it with f Dr.Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Plaster Immediately after the' kPlaater is applied, you feeh Jits warming, soothing in-: Ffluence. Its healing remedies' [ quickly penetrate down deep into tho inflamed tissues. Pain is quieted, soreness is re lieved and strength imparted. No plaster was ever made like It. No platter ever acted so quickly and thoroughly. No plaster ever had such complete control over all kinds of pain. Placed over the chest it Is a powerful aid to Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral; relieving congestion and drawing out all inflammation. FOR AAI.R nv all nprooisT*. J C. AVPfTCO . Lowell. Maas. Or. Miles' Nerve Pla«ters S5c. at all druggists. R o Y a l , Baking Powder M ade from pure cream o f tartar. Safeguards the food against alum . A lton baiting powder« are the greatest m enaces to health o f the present day. W. J. Fairman has moved to town fot the advantages that our schools will offer. Couuty Commissioner McIntosh o f Marshfield visited Hi** couuty seat on county business last week. The steamer Barbara Hernatcr only got out of tho river Sunday, owing to the protracted storm out side. We missed tlirpe mails from the east last week, a pretty good begioning of tho inefficiency of the service at this early season. Soothing, healing, cleansing. De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve is the im placable enemy of sores, burns and wounds. It never fades to cure piles. You may rely upon it. It. S. Knowltou. Rev. J. A. Crutchfield, for some three or|four years past stationed in vallcv towns as pastor, aud known here, lenves Grants Pass with bis family for Texas withiu the present week. The Coos Bay News hints at an apathy on the part of the citizens at Marshfield in the establishment o f the fruit dryer and starch fac tory at that place by W olf & Sous. W e are somewhat surprised at this, for we thought they had al ready a sure thing. The sooner a cough or cold is cured without harm to the sufferer the better. Lingering colds are dangerous. Hacking cough is dis tressing. One Minute Cough Cure quickly cures it Why suffer when such a cough cure is withiu reach ? It ia pleasant to the taste. R. S. Knowlton. Our orchestra is an honor to our social life. Messrs. James Whet. stone on the violin, George Leach, cornet, Clias. Harrtngtion, trom-; bone, and Ed Root, bass viol, are fine musicians, reading new issues at sight, and executing with taste and in good style. Miss Birdie Nosier ia pianist, and a favorite with all o f us. The orchestra gave several choice selections at the late school benefit entertainment- Uncle Joe Hudson gave ns a call last Friday, and expressed such an interest in secoriog the location of the froit dryer and potato starch factory at this place that be will give an acre with water frontage on tbs sonth side o f the river, in the sbeence o f any bettor offer in the city or closely ndjacent. Uncle Joe belieyes it should be located in town, and that onr people should get a move on-aud secure the enter prise. Bert Doan’s new livery stable is takiog shape. The train yesterday brought two enrs of freight from the bay side. Complete slock o f new H oliday Goods at the B E R L I N S T O R E . A FATAL CUTTING SCRAPE. At the North Fork school, known hest as the Moon district, near Fairview, last Saturday night, a fatal cutting scrape was enacted be tween two youths of the neighbor hood, resulting iu the almost in stant death o f one and placing the brand of a criminal on the other. In view of 6uly rumors being iu circulation regarding the origin of the feud and the sad result os wo go to press, while the examining trial is set for 1 o'clock today be fore Magistrate Cecil, we withhold comment and. merely make men tion of the fact of the occurrence aud the parties engaged. The school is the one presided over by our charming young echor.lma’ nm, Miss Irma Lukens, and the affray was between pupils of the school and youth of the neighborhood. The one who was killed was Roy Hollenbeck, aged about 17 years, and the stabbing was doue by Guy Beckwith, aged 18 years. It appears the fuss broke out, at least in its violent form, after the adjournment o f the literary society Saturday night near 11 o’clock, and was over some rearrangement o( the blackboard in the schoolroom at a prior time. For farther details we shall await the preliminary trial. Sheriff Gage was telephoned for and Deputy Clyde Gage went out early Sunday morning. Dr. Cu- lin went oat, also, as deputy cor oner. Dpputy Gnee returned Sunday evening with the prisoner, youug Beckwith, and placed him in jail. He appeared before Justice Cecil' Monday morning nbout 11 o'clock for arraignment, and the CBse was set for a hearing at 1 p. m. today. * [Beckwith is held without bail.] A. M. Simpson, the well-known shipowner and lumber merchant, says the San Francisco Call of the 7th inst., was nearly killed on the water front yesterday. While driv in g down Lonbnrd street the king- , holt o f his buggy broke and he was thrown out on hie bend. The aged capitalist was carried into the office of the Bibh Lumber Company and later was removed to his home. D will be several days before he will be able to be out ngain. Rev. Robert Ennis, Presbyterian minister at Bandon, preached in the Christian church in this place last Holiday, morning and night. He is an able preacher and had good andiences. NOTICE—From nnd nfter B ARBER’S November 6, 1898, shaving will be twenty-five cents on Sundays and holidays at oar shops. 'I . W O illham , M. M c D onald . Coquille, Or., Oct. 25, ’98. Schilling's Be t appetizing, fresh, tea is pure, delicious— “ ju st as g o o d ” as Schilling's Best coffee sot'.a ip ices flavoring extract* and baking pow der © •Schilîings g Best Hj' 0)FFEE f§l Rev. Mr. Hcye, the new Baptist missionary foor Coos county, occn- pied the pulpit at the Methodist church, morning and evening, Sunday. He made a good impres sion and had a large attendance at At the Fair Store, C . M. S k e e l s . both services. Leagur Program for Fndsy Night, Nov. 18- H E misery of sleeplessness can only be realized by those who hare experi enced it. Nervousness, sleepless new, headaches, neuralgia and that miserable feeling of unrest, can surely be cured by Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine. So certain Is Dr. Miles of this fact that all druggists are authorized to refund price paid for the first bottle tried, providing It does not benefit. Mrs. Ilenry Bruns, wife of tho well known blacksmith at Grand Junction, Iowa, says: ‘I was troubled with sleeplessness, nervous ness, headache and irregular menstruation: suffering untold misery for years. I used various advertised remedies for female com plaints besides being under the care of local physicians, without help. I noticed in Dr. Miles' advertisement the testimonial of a lady cured of ailmeuts similar to mine, aud I shall never cease to thank that lady. Her testimonial Induced me to use Dr. Miles' Nervine and Nerve and’ Liver PIlU. which restored roe to health, i^aanot say enough for Dr.Milps’ Uemodies." 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, DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart. Ind. T Monthly Fain» cured by Or. Mile«’ l’ain Fie. The German Specialists : From Portlnnd, Oregon, will be at j Hotel Coquille 1. H our N o . 91 and prayer. NOVEMBER 8, 9 and 10. 2. Scripture Le«eon--r«epon*i»e—Lake a, 26-31). .........By Leader, Mr». Lawrenoe I f you have chronic catarrh, con 3. S ouk N o 113. 4. KeadiDR, L u k .3, 40-43..B .F . Lawrence sultation is free of charge. 5. P.eadinR, Lake 3,43 4 7 .... F. A. W hit« Do you blow mucus from the nose? 8. Select readiuR on ’ ’Childhood o f Jeaua" Are you troubled with bleeding of ............................... . Mias Mary Drane 7. ReadiiiK, Luke 2, 47-60. .Kittle Johuaon the nose? 8. Song N o . 46 and prayer. Are the nostrils obstructed, mak 9. Reading, Lake 3 , A0 A 2 . . . . Irene Lamb 10. Select reading....... Miaa Zattie Msaaer ing breathing difficult? 11. Ta 1 ke on Topic. Arc you hoarse at times? 12. Hong No. 73. Is the mucus dropping down from 13. league benediction. E dit * H a m a , the nose into the throat? Firat Vioe-Preaident. Is your nose stopped up? Is your hearing affected? J. W. Caldwell, a pioneer citi Is your throat sore ut times? zen of Code county and well kuown Do you spit a good deal when ris throughout Cooa and Curry, ia de livering the Pioneers’ History to ing in the morniug ? Do you hem and hawk to clear subscribers in southwest Orpgon, and is also soliciting and collecting your throat? Catarrh is a dangerous disease, for T h e H e r a l d . He has already made good reports for T h e H e r which leads into consumption. Weak eyes cured; cross-eyes a l d , which is the only paper iD Coos county that started and con straightened without operation; cat tinues in the interest o f the masses aracts removed without a knife; ot the people and is not ‘‘ manipu glasses fitted where all others have lated" and '‘mannged” by others. failed; rupture and hernia cured Mr. Caldwell will receive your without trusses or operation; sure names for T h e H e r a l d alone, or cure for kidney diseases; chronic in combination with one o f our rheumatism cured. Do not fail to see the German clubbing offers, being tbs best ever offered in Coos county. H e Specialists. A friendly talk will cost you nothing, and is bound to result will receipt for all moneys. in a great deal of good to vou. * Greatly in evidence this year ia the work of the deadly codlin moth Fall and winter stock of Millinery on the apples of the Hood rivor valley, according to the Glacier. goods, just arrived at Mrs. Hersey’s. Failure on the part of tho fruit Ladies are invited to call and inspect growers to spray their trees has these new and seasonable goods. * been the main contributing cause to this stato of affairs. T one: At a Debating Society, Near Fairview. Two Youths Quarrel. I f you want a new, perfect nnd Judge J. Henry Schtoedor was down on a business call last Fri handsome sewing-mnehine— gener ally sold for $00 to $75—yon can day. get it throngli the H e r a l d for a H o u s e fo r rent, w ith la rg e g a r short time yet for $18 50, with a den attached. A p p ly at H e r a l d 10-yenr written warranty with it. office. Up-to-date in every respect of That L a m e B ark ran ho « 1 r e * with workmanship, improvements and Dr. Miles' NERVE PLASTER. Onlr 25c. attachments. Several already in Mrs. Sheriff Gage and younger use in Coos oouDfy, nnd wo refer children hnve gone to San Fran to the owners to speak o f the mer cisco ou a visit. its o f these ronchines. The amount of money etolen nt Coos county's good name will Arngo Inst Sunday a week is now suffer from these late criminal kuown to be $1700. events that have so rapidly suc Onr stock is being increased ceeded each other. Three aggra constantly nnd prices lower than vated criminal offenses have been ever nt Coquille Pharmacy. * enacted within a month o f days, Gov. Lord line rrtified President hut only iu the instance of this hoy offender havo tho parties to McKinley’ s designation of Thurs day, Nov. 24, ns Thanksgiving Dny. the crimes been apprehended— the others are yet scott free. Wbat "T ex” White, o f Bandon, for nre we going to do about it? me! ly a resident of Coquille, A cough is not like a fever. It passed through this place yester does not have to run a certain course. day for Illinois for residence. Cure it quickly and effectually with Johnson Bro’s have positively One Minute Cough Cure, the best closed their books against credits. remedy for all ages nDd for the They would rather sell ouly $5 most severe cases. Wo recommend worth for cash than $25 worth on it because it's good. R. S. Ruowl- account. * ton. A fine assortment of Wall Paper Contractor Snook received his doors, snsh, blinds, etc., for the just roocived ot Coquille Pharmacy. new courthouse, by yesterday’s Eggs are quoted at 30 cents per train. Thete’s a large quautity dozen at Bandon. ot them. F. W. Barker, o f Fairview, has bought two lots in North Addition to Coquille City through The Her ald Land Co. They belonged to Andrew Perkins. Her Health Restored Call at Mrs. Chua. Moon's b choice winter millinery. .* “ CuiLoaooo o r Js*u».” Charley Cardwell is expecting his daughter, Miss Corn, from Red Bluff, Cal. Father aud daughter After the transaction of business at its regular meeting Inst Tuesday have been separated several years. W. A. Bright, of the Gravel Ford night, Coquille Council, No. 398, Fraternal Aid, prepared for a community, has had considerable superb social in the lower hall, sickness in his family lately, but the which proved to be indeed a de trouble is now about over. lightful affair, fully up to the ex Wru. Culbertson, one of the /sub pectation of the conimitto». Mrs. stantial and best citizens of the J . W. Leneve, Mrs. Dr. Moorp aud Gravel Ford section, was in Co Miss Euoma Lorenz were the com quille this morniug. mittee in change, and they spnred C. T. Robison, a good citizen of no efforts to make a success. The attendance o f guests was large, Fisbtrnp, was down shopping and aud right royally were they enter shaking hands with friends this tained with feast and frolic. A morniug. short address preceded the social The emperor and empress of Ger features, when in the benutirul many hnve'started for Damascus. hall above stairs and in the ball below numerous parlor games were B A H R I F .n . indulged in, ns well ns a grand G agb -N o « i .» r —In Coquille City, at home of the bride's father, Hon. W. H. Noaler, match, plays aud social chats Nov. 9,1898, Rev. C. A. Stine officiating, below as each member nnd Depaty Bheriff Clyde W. Guge and Miaa Mnrie Nosier. guest elected for their pleasure. -S viiom «—At Kantna City, Mo., Oct. About 10:30 lancb whs announced, D omikio 28, 1898, Charles Dominio, o f Knnasa City, and Mrs. Mary Hymona, o f Myitle nnd tbree long tables were several Coos connty. timPB occupied by craving palates P ii Point, I iapot -N blsor —At Bandon, Nov. 5. nnd served by the ladies in charge, 1898, bv ltov. Moore, E. A. Phillpot and Miss Elva M. Nelson. Delicious sandwiches, cake and Bandon, Nov. 9,1898, coffee met the wants and were KssKueiaN-Swin—At nt the reaidenoe of the bride’« carente, .liberally eejyed. The social ended Mr nnd Mrs. M. I. Swift, Kev. W. Hors fall offioialion, Nela Kaemnasen and Miaa alxiut 11 o ilo c k , and the friends Mattie E. Swift departed to their homes, having passed a most enjoyable evening. DURR. ANY ONE having lots in Coquille City to dispose of at a bargain Oar soldier friend, S. F. Shepard, could not do better than place Dow in Honolulu, has been pro them in the hands of The Herald moted to a seargenntship in Co. M, Land Co. for sale. Give us low 2d U. 8. Volunteer Engineers. We prices and we will find you the congratulate, believing that he is buyers. not only a model soldier, but be is specially fitted to take a high posi ONLY $ 5 0 0 0 —For a short time tion among the engineers, as he is W only, The Herald Land Co. a skilled mechanic and honors his wants a buyer with $6000 to pur vocation. chase nt a sacrifice one of tho best improved small farms in Coos Onpt. C. E. Edwards, o f the county. Finely situatod, choice steamer Aleit, ou the hay, came land, good fences, plenty of fruit over on business Inst Friday. He nnd shrubbery, running water. represents that the Alert is now a Owner has other business that very good boat, but business is not claims his attention verjj brisk. He came over to move hia ’ mother’s effects *o the bay. U O R SALE—147 Acres of Land, The old lady is making her home J i mile from Norway, Cooa county. with his family, and is qmte feeble. Known aa the MuClary plaoe. For nartiou- lara. call on HENRY GRADY, Norway. Uregon. Constipation prevonts tho body oct4tf| from ridding itself of waste matter. i n A rPO C mostly fine and De Witt’s Little Early Risers will i u m s i c a high pround for regi_ remove tho trouble nnd cure Sick dence when subdivided; near the Headache, Billiousness, Inactive business centre of Coquille City. Liver and clear the Complexion. See list of property bargains on 4th Small sugar coated, don't gripe or page for further particulars. cause nausea. R. S. Knowlton. AM nata bantaaert bv Dr. Mil#»' Pal* rttJa. The president haa designated Thursday, Nov. 24th, a* T h a n k s giving day, and the gdtefliora gen X R e L o n e S t a r - s ^ erally have fallen Tola line and C. O. O IL K E Y . P R O P R IE T O R . ratified the selection. TheCbristinn Endeavor will give a dinner nt Ma C oqaille City, Or.— O ppoiit# Depot. sonic hall, and a program at Digbt. F. P. Tennisson moved Inst week to Mrs. Lindsley's property noilh of the gulch. Prof. F. 8. Bunch will com meuce a term of private school at Myrtle Point on the 21st inst. A s we g o to press we learn that a T h a n k sg iv in g service w ill be c o n d u cte d in th e C h ristian church ou the m o rn in g o f that d a y , fu rth e r n otice o f w hich will be g iv e n in next w eek’s H e r a l d . Overcome evil with good. Over come your coughs and colds with Oue Minute Cough Cure. It is so good children cry for it. It cure- croup, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe and all throat nnd lung diseases. R. S. Knowlton. Mrs. Shepard has received several iulerealiug letters from her husband, Sergeant F. M. Shepard, Co. M, 2ri U. 8. Vol. Engineers, nt Honolulu. Late ones uote a visit to one of the volcanos, the eight of which interested him very lunch. There hafe bepn considerable sick ness, also, causing a temporary suspension of the work in which they were engaged as a body, and the division of the regiment into smaller bodies and located in new and smaller camps. ^ | A N D Y C A T H A R T IC A Pleasant Social. ------------- »«#»■..------------- W ilson —At Eoklev lot. 39,1898, to Mr nnd Mr». J. D. Wilson, a »on. r w yitosj say# so. Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won D I K it. derful medical discovery o f the age, pleas ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently C bidiins —O n Enchanted Prairie, Nov. 6, and positively on kidneys, liver nnd bowels, 1898, James Albert, infant son o f Mr. ano cleansing tho entire system, dispel colds, Mrs. Albert Cribbina, aged 1 year, 2 euro headache, fever, habitual constipation mouths and 20 days. and biliousness. Please buy and try a box ot C. C. C. to-dny; JO, 25, 50 cents, «oldand guaranteed to cure by nil druggists. Go and see Mrs. Hersey’s tine n< stock of fall aud winter Milliue.’y goods. ja b c a A e lb CURE CONSTIPATION ^ ALL _________ DRUGGISTS IRC AT TITI?T V r.niPH TTPPn to curt 007 «™«or ron*tip«tion. CMfiwti »re tho Ideal L u * ADuULUiuuI UUAnfllHDCiD tire, never nip or vri««. bat rauta easy «at»r»l retails. tfi»- plo and booklet free. Ad. STERLING REMEDY CO., Chieaao. Montreal, Cap.»or bew York. _«ii, Coquille Pharmacy Drugs, Patent Medicines, Stationery, School Supplies Soaps, T oilet A rticles, Cigars, W a ll Paper. I\ , A H O S IE R Y , 1 D r y h o o d s , Laflies’ aid Gents’ Underwear G E N T S ’ F U R N IS H IN G GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, j ADIES’ CORSETS, ETC.. lubber Goods and Oil Clothing. Groceries, ALSO A FULL LINE OF F L O U R AW F E E D , Tobaccos, Cigars, Candies AMMUNITION, ETC., ETC. J. W. LENEVE’S h o t e l (ÿ> COQUILLE, « « 4» store . m C. H. BUTLER, PROPRIETOR. AVING LF.A8ED THIS NEW, COMMODIOUS AND MODERN HOHTLERT I ain now prepared to entertain the traveling public in flrHt-clnsa gtyie, with the very beat o f accommodations and at roost reason Keep* only Pare Wine« end Liquor* end able rntes. Table« supplied with the boat the market affords, Fine Cigar*. T h e America« Club Whisky i* one of the SAMPLE BOO MM for Commercial if men, SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS and Term« roomy and o? ntrally located. specialties «erred in thee3 Clabroom«. for Faroiliea and Theatrical Troupes. Hete* —$1 to #1.50 pel day. A service is beiDg arranged for in observance of Thanksgiving day momiug, at the Christian clinch, aside of the splendid din Bfst Billiard Table in Southern Oregon ——— -----» «<» »-■ -------— It is stated that "the stone of tho Will Sngg placed a sample of ner to be served nt MasoDic hall i coronation chair in Westminster. pears, “ Clspp’s Favorite,” on our by the C. E. and a literary aod j F u r n it u r « ' fr o m F a c t o r y to F ir e « SOW Is the tirai to get B1RGMS THE GREATEST BOOK OP THE AGE t •Mr. musical program at night. abbey is claimed to he the same desk last Wednesday, that deserves L . 111 I , «alai « h e a p t ill* N in n ili. Should b< I d Ever; Home ind Library. mention. The pears were raised 8 Elder John Bonewitz, o f Myrtle} Being tha only extensive manufac-1 Infant*’ Hhirt* to ona year old . . . which Jacob, the son of Iasnc, the ! bv himself, and came from a tree Child’ * W ool Htocking*. f>. 6. 7 ........ 7 Point, visited the county seat lnst| turera of furnituro in the world sell- j eon of Abraham, used as a pillow 8 f !hild'fl C otton Stocking*, r»t 0, 7 ----- when he lay down to sleep on the only bearing the second year. Friday aud theD extended his trip ing direct from maker to user, we Infant*’ Shoes, all color*. 1 to * . . . . 28 1.25 starlit plains of Judea.” The chair They are large, uniform in shape, to the lower river. His visits here wave our customers the enormous' M en '« Sunday Shoe*, until g on e. n h y R ie h t H o n W illia m F r art O la d H p n a . l.r>2 . i - w l ’ rftM Ladle*’ Snnd*v S hoe«, until g o n e . rwmmr o f G rea t B n t ia n * n d I r e I im »-L < h e * i"r. is the most precious relic in all eonnd, free from blight or specks have been few of lnte--so few,indeed, expenses and profit« of the job b er«! R ev. A. H . Kaye*. Q u e e n '« C o h e r e O i f o i d . I nn : of any kind, o f a rich rosset to a Ile* S e m e e l Ivee ( W - « , D U . C 'b i e u « 1 b e o . « i r I that we greeted him on hia safe and retailer*. Send for catalogue England. ft e fn ia e r r .O h ic M t o III., H e r F r e d e r ic * I n t in r . P I V wine color, faultless in flavor and return from Klondike. F K.Ü., I M en o f C a n te rb u ry , C e n te rlm r»« I f • ^ Her. A, showing our full line of Houae- i. Hnirrrvf1 ’ ju;; Prof, and Mrs. D, F. Nicholson,' good keepers till the holidays. We rtm> R ev. P r a n k 'W ' O n n iietilu «. D . T ou r li Own _ l'e n te c À A o rtn < 1 h i«a « o .III.; H er (I l l i P M F M e t. jH iv i» V e r Frosty nights have set to, mncli hold Furniture, at 20 to 50 per cent late oft he Hetmann neighborhood, thsnk Mr. Sdgg for the kindness. h o n n n P r e e b y y le n ^Ohu C h u rc r c h , L «i*ndon o n d o n . I n « . - H*#v [ b on T*rêeb te r ie t an - It*.-Arth«r. U.D, Q»lv.ry Bw|*.*t Cbwnh, to the dplight of some people, and under retail value. Q takkr V alley on the npper river, closed their M . C ity . N. Y . H er. Mertyra B u m m er b e ll. 1*1' MAXTTFACTCRiittt Co., 355 Weet Harri Many a household ia saddened by ... P ran k Rt m e t F r e e K m p f lai O h u rrh . I.ew ;eton . M e ; lfe> to the distress and discomfort of echnol nt that place Inst week and w o p n i I hnrt li. 5 B ristol !> #>_, Firwt M etb m lie l 14m death because of the failure to others—especially of mornings to son street, Chicago. D . •' 1 1 b b e e G ( 'h b i . .-j u»- E m m i — . W l.t * e e W T M e e re . 1 f . !> reached this place Friday on a . R ev. r d w crrf " p m o iiw M llh ,’^ Lgïiulon^ Kna R e»- lie n Ooi D .D .. S o o t h O o n e T r e ea «»tio a tiona r ia i »m G h o a ir ich n . , brief visit, the gnests o f Mr. and keep on hand a safe and absslutely get np and make the fires. Hneton M e m .; R ev J oeep h A s » r lie ««. V D . W e -le * ».i certain cure for croup such as One 2 5 and 2 7 Market S t , S. p. h e Mrs. J. W. Sngg. They left yes Isaac Chandler, of Norway, was La Ip* I* p i l M i d i f . L o ir -iia . O e r n ie n 8~v’ y . B e* Minute Cough Cure. See that your (-leaver W i t in e A * U U ^ * * ',* * ? £ W p a c if ic ; terday via the bay for San F ran-< oe«f«. II ; li - v H am eel l l . r t » • J t . T H e U » l e d e r V. little ones are protected against in Coquille last Friday oo business. M eet fnr«t.Conn i R«v .1 M«-if*«»iWo. D * F o r S a l k — I d B a n d o n , o n e o f W o o d I'leehitertM i» G h arcU . l/o r « fo n . F a , l> He ** l,e ?<*" cisco, thence to Stanford Univer The H e r a l d bad a pleasant call. cn *a MUTUAL emergency. R. S. Knowlton. leoriratar. I .ie -D . T h e T e m r le . M **- th e c h o ic e s t lo ca tio n s , a pleasan t C rtiriMa sity, where it ia the intention of bmtis *.- mb »i*nv,‘**r Dick Coke and wife, o f M cK in n .l h om e, new, u n iq u e in atyle, and lla n o , » l it i i l < e s c lo th SUMt w S t le v a o l, J. W. Caldwell, o f Myrtle Point, Prof. Niuholson to enter asone of m m m , 1C ( « ¡ h r * ? * w ith a s p le n d e d view o t th e tow n llim a. S tr ia A - « i l » IJMt the instructors and to pursue his is canvassing Coos end Curry ley, were down last Thursday shop ed *a e. fa ll Invent. • . | of California. a i d e B - t w o v o lu m e «, f u ll Invent, le fie r l. f J - 1* '! aod o ce a n . S h e lte re d fro m th e ftl&flk studies in other departments. Mr. counties for Mr. Dodge's history, ping snd visiting friends. In HI PAFiTH. r .u e rlo «ir e r e n e w .ju v 't lo n * * o t err». u * u -r nevero, *» w ed, trlir.m u.1 e llu r t ly . |1 * /*• i ;.r n orth w inds. F o r p a rtico la re , np. Max Dixon, o f Myrtle Point, has and Mrs. N. bate many friends and is also collecting sod soliciting F o r -mie e* e ll book-ri«r«K enM hr Iu». » I ; r in format K»n. wnto HF.RRYO. Hit ¿1 \M\ [ t f. farther entered the Drain Normal school, i Lile. Rodoffaent ! brident P o I kípk p ly to th e H e r a l d . here who wish them well. agent for the H erald . P«bli»her.4L:ua<J J4 Mvarou Straat.Chicago, | La to. KEV. JAB, L. FUTRELO. 4«<»t. 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