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T U E SD A Y . DEC. 6, 1898.
They sto p w ork, c o st m o ne y, givo pain.
Sprains and Bruises
It c o lts little to cure
LOCAL ITEM S.
the m righ t a w a y w ith
J jlC O b S O M
BOTH L tG S W ERE BROKEN.
Distriot court opened at Rose-
bnrg yesterday—Judge J. M. Ham
Presiding Elder Ford, of Eugene District,
ilton presiding.
Badly Injured,
Commissioner I. T. Weekly
came down from Gravel Ford last
Eugene, Nov. 26.— Rev. T. B.
Wednesday evening on a call for Ford, presiding elder of the Eugene
c, uuty business.
district of tho M. E. church, aud a
Mack”
AndersoD, a former trustee of Willamette university,
to w D s-b o y , was up from Prosper I was badly injured in a runaway
last Friday on a visit of a day or : accident last evening. Both legs
two to relatives aud friends, chiefly ' were broken. His boys hitched up
his sister, Miss Viggie.
Mack j the family horse iu the evening and
looks well, and we learn is doing | drove out of town a short distance
after milk.
The horse became
well.
frightened and ran away a short
W. F. Disher and family passed
distance, when it was caught. The
through town last Wednesday on
hoys were afraid to drive home, and
their way to the bay, thence per
so unhitched tho horse and led it.
steamer to San Francisco. Mr. D.
On arriving home Mr. Ford told
has not fully made up his mind
them it was a bad policy to give up
where he will locate, and expects
to the horse, and went back to the
to visit several sectious of that
buggy and hitched up again, and
state before driving stakes for resi
got in and started borne, but the
dence.
horse soon became unmanageable
The Herald Land & Loan Co. and ran away. Mr. Ford was thrown
has made several transfers of prop out, suffering a compound fracture
erties lately and haa tbersfore of both logs. Tho right leg was
changed its ad. materially by re broken jest above the ankle, and
moving some o f the offers ami one large bone protruded through
placing several new ones before the flesh and down over the shoe.
the public. I f you want to buy or The left leg was broken about four
eell property to the bestadvauiage, inches below the knee, and the
give ue a call.
bones were splintered into a dozen
H . P. Thrall, eupterintendent of or more pieces, and several of them
mail service, in a recent letter says: protruded through the flesh. The
“ It ie my intention within a few attending surgeon says it is more
days to send a representative from than likely that the right leg will
♦bis office over the entire route from have to be amputated, but he has
Roeeburg to Marshfield, Empire hopes of being able to save the
City and Coquille, for personal in other. Mr. Ford will be confined
spection and such action as we hope to his bed for at least three months.
will improve the service thereon.”
Pains in the chest when a person
has a cold indicate a tendency to
ward pneumonia. A piece of flan
nel dampened with Chamberlain’s
Pain Balm and bound on to the
chest over the scat of pain will
promptly relieve the pain aud pre
vent the threatened attack of pneu
monia. This same treatment will
cure a lame back in a few hours.
Sold by R. S. Knowlton.
The Port Orford Tribune’s cor
respondent nt Christmas Home
says: B. J . Harrison, of Coquille,
is now on the Middle Fork of
Sixes, and will put in the winter
mioing.
Messrs. Upsou and McGrnth, the
gentlemen who have the Divilbiss
quartz mine on Poverty Gulch
bonded, are now on the premises
with a crew o f men sawing lumber
and working the mine.
Mr. Hardin Norris, clerk of tho
drug store of It. Shoemaker, Perry,
ill., says: "A man came into our
store the other day aud said, ‘I want
a bottle of that stuff that saves
children’s lives. I read in the News
about it.
Tho children may get
sick whou wo can not get a doctor
quick enough.
It’s the medicine
you sell for croup.’ ” He alluded to
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and
bought a bottle before he left the
store. For sali by It. S. Knowlton.
Bro. T. J. Perkins, our lower-
river nurseryman and nll-ronml
good citizen, camo into Coquille
Iasi Thursday from a business trip
of delivering orders on the North
Fork and at Myrtle Point. Mr. P.
,-lls us heis much encouraged, liav-
li.g had a good patronage this year
and many old ones adding words
of high praise on receipt of their
orders. He ssys his nursery has
been so heavily drawn upon this
season that it louks as if hogs had
gone through it. We are glad of
bis success, for ho is a practical,
studious and conscientious man,
aud deservsa the reward.
The H ekal ’ d clubbing offers are
becoming quite popular, several of
our prominent citizens taking ad
vantage of the Cosmopolitan, New
York World end St. Louis Repub
lic offers specially, while our farm
ers, dairymen, eto., have become
warm friends to the Rural North
west, N. W. Pacific Farmer Bnd
other agricultural
publications
from
former
acquaintanceship
through our clubbing offers; theu
Inst week we introduced the “ latest
news” racket, that o f supplying
the Daily Evening Telegram (o f
Portland), an 8 to 12 page news
paper giving the world's and state
• elegraphio nows to our people 24
• i 36 hours enalier than any other
,V 4 >er can give it, and at a lower
/han ever afforded our citizeus
.'sbAfr, The two papers, Evening
('-de^rAM and H erald , for only
40 (jyiits^er month; $2.10 for 6
mouths; ¿1.15 for 1 year.
Will
have the legislative proceedings iu
it and all the doings at Salem ns
well as the state news. ¡See club
bing offers, a Ice where in today’s
H erald .
Deafness Cannot be Cured.
w local «p p lications, as lluw cannot roAch
diseased portion o f the cat . There is
j one wny to cure deafneos, And that is
oonstifcnUounl remedies.
DenfnenA is
'Aused b y An inflamed con dition o f the inn*
ns lining o f t h . enstnehinn tube. W hen
, u* tnhe set* inflamed you bare a rum bling
sound or im perfect hearing, and when it it
ntirely cloned deAffioAa is t h e icault. Alld
)<-«. the inflam nm tion can he taken out
en d this iuhe featured to its normal eondi-
io n , hearina will be destroyed forever
'ne case« out o f ten Are eansed b y catarrh;
'i is aothina hut an inflamed con dition
a r.inoont surfacea.
will give one hundred dollars fo r ally,
deafness ( canned by catarrh I tan
he cured by H a ll's Cate.rtt Cure.
..a or oircalars. free.
F. J C H E N E Y t Co.. T oled o. O.
fy tflo ld hr drnggisl*, 7.1«.
Coos Bay News.
A number of the boys intend
leaving this week for San Podro,
Cal., where they have been prom
ised employment on the government
works.
Following are the officers of the
militia company, lately organized in
Marshfield: H. L. Burleson, lap-
tain; C. A. Albrecht, 1st lieut.; M. C.
Maguire, 2d lieut.
The bar has been rough for sev
eral days. On Monday, when the
Empire crossed in, it was breaking
badly, and though the steamer was
flying light, she took some water on
deck.
George Quigley, formerly of New
port, returned InHt week from Ne
vada City, Cal. George thinks Coos
bay is good enough for him, and he
will probably spend the balance of
his days among his old acquaint
ances.
The number of pupils enrolled at
tho Marshfield public school last
week was 300, which includes 24
pay scholars.
Tho mail continues to arrive ou
excellent time; iu fact wc never had
us good mail sorvice in tho winter
time as wo enjoy at present.
At a meeting of the Coos Buy
Camp, No. 196, W. O. W., held on
Saturday night, the following offi
cers were elected: A. Abbott, C. C.;
C. L. Bonebrake, Adv. L .; W. U.
Douglas, banker; Israel Lanilo,
clerk; Clias. Cavanaugh, escort; W.
E. Richards, watchman; Frank Sac-
chi, sentry; J. H. Milner, manager.
Great schools of pilchards have
been iu the bay for months past and
they seemed to thrive and get fat
until the freshet of laht week filled
the bay with muddy water. This
did not ngree with these Halt water
fish and consequently they died by
the thousands, the mudflats at cer
tain points beiug covered with them.
Seagulls and other fish-eating birds
have been having a thanksgiving
feast ever since tho freshet.
Carl Palmer, the little grandson of
Mrs. Calvin Palmer, had a narrow
escape from drowning
Sunday
afternoon. He was riding a slab in
tho slough back of tho steam laun
dry and fell in. It was high tide,
and the water was about eight feet
deep in the slough at the time. Dr.
MeCormae heard his cries for assist
ance, and quickly ropairod to the
scene. He divested himself of his
coat and vest, preparatory to plung
ing in, but Cavl managed to get close
to shore by this time, and he was
liftod out, completely exhausted.
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,
11 save3 tlrn° .
money, misery.
The w ill of George A. Ward, of
Thrice-a-W eek Edition.
Abiugdoo, 111., contained a bequest
BUST P A P E R at V
of his false teeth to the Congressa- j
L O W E S T P R IC E )
150 Papers a Year for One Dollar I
tionnl church. The church, with'
The Thrice-a-W et k W orld is n s good as a Daily
rare good sense, accepted the leg
at tho price o f a weekly, and with your largest
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and best looal paper, giv in g all your County
acy and sold the teeth for $27.
and State news, is equal to a daily aud weekly
i anti C(ii|iii!l(‘ City Herald
at only the price o f a weekly— $2.25.
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Last week a Missouri farmer
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The M O N A R C H of the Dallies,
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(HERALD BUILDING)
- A - IT D (£ 5
The
Coquille City, Oregon,
CLUB W IT H -T H E HERALD.
H r p A I n j and baity San Francisco Examiner 1 yr. $7.50
ilLi\nLU ] and Weekly Examiner, 1 year, only _- _ 2.60
For little more than
the price of one
B uys and S ells your R eal E state and anything else you wink to
dispose of.
M akes L oans and I nvestments for you.
R ents or L eases your faun or city property.
Writa us if you waut r.u A gent iu this county nnd at the county scat
i'1000- 25 aort-H, T mile from Coquille
boirn sonle
farms 1 to
nnd shipping facilities by rail or
City; half level bench land, choice
rf 0 11(1 III
3 miles from town,
This is the best offer ever made by any newspaper.
water; good box bouse and small
for fruit or early vegetables; lmlf
creameries, aud good shipping fa
Wo will give
barn. It combines nicolevel bendy
rich low bottom laud, must, be
cilities, which can be had r i g h t ,
and good bottom land nnd niu-
drained.
Small prune orchard
ou account of old age or infirmity
The Twice-a-Week Republic,
ning water for stock; fenced; or
thereon in full bearing,well fenced,
of owners, or lack of means, or
A lo n e Soi* Jjjil «1 j cut's
chard of 72 trees, very- thrifty and
and only little expense required to
proper tact for handling; some
And the New and Superb
bearing; light clearing, no green
put all in cultivation; no buildings
are under mortgage, and must
A LL TO YOU ONE YEAR
REPUBLIC SUNDAY MAGAZINE,
timber; will make valuable home
except small barn. Easy terms of
be sold; some of tlu-se can be had
A Ion«» fo r S I.**.! a j o u r :
POSTAGE PAID FOR
for a good man.
payment.
l o w , and would divide
into
sev
[52 com pi < te num ber«, 18 large pages e a ch o f ® "
eral choice small homes that can
choicest illustrations and m iscellaneous
reading that m oney can b ay .]
be made very profitable in time 10 A ires of mostly- fine and high IJUvo ood residence lots, sightly
location . $1.50 fo r both .
to people who are able to work,
Coquille City HERALD,
**
ground for residence when subdi- ' ,
T w o fmo level corner Lot*, near the A cad-
and have means and act to han
T he largest, best and only independent
vided; near business center of e i’iy.
in Caqui Ho C ity, for .$1.10.
P eop le's Paper in Coon C ounty,
dle them.
Coquille City. Large house aud !
_
other improvements. An acre or (
£ £,"i'.C'>n,0r near tha Conrtho" “ -
tX 2 >' When you renew your subscription do not lose sight
Our outside hustler, Mr. 11. D .)
two of choice bottom land for | F„ nr
i'„ business part of town fov
P S “ of this splendid offer. * © 9
Sanford, will take pleasure in I
garden. Mostly wood land, which I $1000; usual size, 50xi00 feet,
giving you information, and )
can be utilized to advantage. Only
0 fine l’ oaidenco L o ts, 8 blocks from bu«i-
showing these properties to ]
$1000— which is too cheap, but iHHs conter o f C oquille for $120; tim e
[ interested parties.
j
« i veil if you want to build.
it must be sold soon.
Nix beautiful B tnldiuj' L ots near the
Stock Is up, you waut a stock ranch
Court house fo r $000.
cheap, in order to make money 70 acres saw timber, 3 miles front
N PLE N D ID L O T in C oquille C ity,
easy. We have it, 436 acres on a
Coquille saw mill, aud rafting
FOR
100 feet fro n t by 685 feet deep, half
branch of Coos River, handy to
water; laud suitable for grass, fine ca rd ed and pasture on the creek bot
00 Æ Y E . A i F * .
steamer communication, orchards,
fruit and vegetables, when timber tom , half bunch Bifid fa cin g south, g e ttin g
benefit o f tho sun.
Small box house or
T h e su b sc rip tio n p r ic « o f
buildings, spring water piped to
is removed; fine springs, all hill several room s, outbuildin gs, young trees,
O E M O H E 8T ’ 8
the house, 40 to 50 acres bottom
is red u ced to 91 a year.
land. Only $6 per acre; time e tc., running spring, branch nt foot o f hill
crosses place; will sell on part pay down,
land, controls back range. Sev
DEMOREST’ S contains more matter, artistic,
given with proper security ns if desired, as ow ner does not need the
scientific, social and practical than any other one
enty bead of cattle now for sale.
m oney. It it; offered at 1500 for a short
long
ns
desired,
with
interest
at
m agazine contains.
tim e, nnd you will miss it i f you full to
Five dollars per acre gets it, part
8 % .
It is a m agazine fo r tho whole fam ily.
investigate this.
It gives as m uch general m atter »is a n exclusively
cash.
WORTH $4.25,
DEFORESTS
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literary magazine.
It trents household topics as fully as a strictly dom es
tic journal.
It gives ns much interesting matter for youDg people
as a strictly young people's p u b lic a tio n .-----It gives
ns much fashion news as u strictly fash ion p a p e r ...
-----It is beautifully priuted, illustrated, and care
fu lly edited.
D E M O H E S T '8 M A G A ZIN E Fashion Departm ent is in every way far abond o f that
con tained in any oth er publication. Subscribers are entitled each m onth to pnttefns
o f the latest, fashions in wom an's attire, at n o cost to them other than that neces
sary fo r postage aud wrapping.
Dairy- and Stock Farm of 240 14 acres mostly level bench land,
some bottom, light spring and
acres, only 3 miles from Coquille
running creek, small new bouse
City. It has an excellent combi
and barn, young trees nnd vines;
nation of low moist pasture and
a new plnce, ouly partly im
meadow land, and upland pasturo
proved, inside incorporation of
with some good timber. Is an
Coquille City. Will make a nice
estate property and run down some
Lome and is very low at $600.
by being rented out, nnd will be
» year's subscription t o -----
sold
at
the
low
price
of
$12.50
per
NO BETTEH ( ’ H If I S T M \ S n t F T *hnn
D em oiost's M agazine can be made.
acre, subject to an order of sale $500—part cash, balanco on long
f c j f R em it $1 b y m oney order, registered letter or ch eek to
by the court. Title perfect and is
time, or in small payments, will
DEMOREST’S MAGAZINE, 110 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
an excellent bargain for any per
buy 12 lots in the heart of Co
OU THE HERALD’S
manent dairy or stock man.
quille City, half bottom ground,
pfT COQUILLE CITY HERALD ^
half high oval bench, suitable for
160 Acres— Dairy Farm, with sub
building, trees, etc.; only 5 blocks
stantial buildings, fences, orchard,
from postoffice—ur improved.
For Prompt Subsnptions * * -
^
Both One Year for Only $2.25.
engine, cream separator, cows,
IHS-Cnn be improved by actual res
tools, some furniture and crops on
Send your subscriptions to this oflico.
ident at an enormous profit, es
hand ready for immediate busi
pecially if owner can do most of
ness, for less than $5000. Finely-
the work himself.
Sanford will
watered and not far from steamer
show you the property.“Yu*
landing.
and DEMOREST’S MAGAZINE. - 3
A
ZJTWe have m any other Lota, Houses
and L o ts, an«* R anches to show you, n o t
above enum erated, if you mean business,
and our M r. S an ford w ill look out fo r your
interest, if von tell him as near as m ay b e
iust what you d «sire and wish to invest, so
ne can act intelligently for you.
J K
Acres—One mile from rail-
road depot and steamer la nd ing in
C oquille C ity; bottom and bench land;
soring branch : fenced, but no buildings;
ch o ice loca tion ; 400 cash.
S 3 0 0 0 ?nnch iDhCalifo,DlV*
^ '- 'w w w
j or ft ranc|1 o n C o q m ll«
river. F or particulars call at the H erald
L and
Loan C o’s office.
A
Choice Business Lot, near R
R . depot, river landing and in hffsiness
center o f C oquille C ity. P rice $10W).
Coos Bay News: Miss Maud
Miller, who was on the bay last sum
Acres — Half level bench;
mer, visiting relatives, lmd a room
balance ch o ice bottom land cleared;
at the Baldwin hotel. Sun Francisco,
spring branch for water fo r stock; small
house. yx mile from incorporate lim its o f
hut was not occupying it nt the time
C oquille City; h.°s fine view o f town a n d
of the fire. Miss Miller is playing
valloy, also steam er and cars. $1150.
nt the M oroseo’s opera house, and
according to tho Call, she went to
O n A A C R E S— The best Dairy
The H erald is agent fo r and will also clu b with the Salem Daily States 20 acres of very rich bottom land
Ranch in the Stat*; no waste
24 acres inside city limits of Co
the hotel after the play, hut had a man and Weekly Statesman.
on the bank of Coquille river
land; all high land; 1 m ile river fron t, close
quille,
11
of
which
is
the
very
premonition of impending disaster,
to
tow
n;
6
acres
orchard, fine fru it; 100
00
pear Coquille City.
Will sell
anil left tho hotel, staying over
best of high creek bottom ground, acres open land, ready for cu ltivation,
Coquille H e r a l d ,
2 00
half or all, nt a price you can af
and cro ss-fen ced ; a new 2-story
in clean meadow, without any ob . ! fenced
night at the residence of a lady
house, an J new 2-story barn.
ford to clear the timber, consis
structions. Most of the balance
friend. Her clothes and some valu
$8 00
ting of Alder, Ash and Myrtle.
ables, however, were at the hotel,
is level hill land; some cultivated T T T p have the best land, best
Must be seen to know its fine
on bench ground, fair buildings
aud were consumed in tho big blaze.
^
locntion. and best im proved
00
quality of soil nnd location.
nnd running water; some young email farm in the Coquille valley, is in
2 00
Coquille H erald , 1
side property, in one o f the nicest tow ns in
trees nnd shrubbery; all well ! Coos
Timbers for tho new eouth-pud
county. I f you want the very best
13-J Acres of fine land, half bench
fenced. Price $2200.
at prices and terms that are an ob ject and
Hall fltrept bridge, recently granted
$5 00
and
half
bottom
land,
inside
of
have
$3000
to $6000 to invest in a home,
by the city board, are being re
Both for ou ly.................................................................
that is « jo y forever, anti mean business,
Coquille City limits; bottom land
ceived on the site o f the structure
write
ns
for
exact description and terms o f
Weekly Statesman, per year........................................
!$i 60
in meadow and vegetables. Can 12 acres more or loss inside of Co I op tion al paym ents.
— nt Jacobson’s furniture store
2 00
Coquille H e r a l d ,
“
......................................................
quille
City
limits.
All
well
cul
be divided at a profit by right
aud near the Tuttle House.
tivated ereek bottom land, except
party. Only $1100.
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$3 50
a couple of acres nice high Q f ) f \ A C R E S —On an arm of
Coos B ay: part very rich creek
treasurers Notice.
Both Weeklies one year fo r.............................................................$2 50 11 noros inside incorporate limits of
building ground, well fenced in bottom land; sandy loam : house and two
Nntir. i. h.rebv giw n that the follow inn
Bandon
with
house
and
fencing.
barns; good orchards; small fruits; fen cin g;
two
parcels,
fine
stream
of
water
The
Statesman
will
furnish
you
the
Associated
1’ress
nnd
State
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cm iitj wun-niitB will Ito |>niii on prpwnn.
finest springs im aginable right at
Will sell nt sight, or exchange for
divides high land from the low the
tion «1 mv offto. in Co,|»ille I'itv Oregon: State Official Court* nnd Department* New*—ALL THE NEWS which
house and b u m . sufficient for never fa ilin g
No*. Hi:* sum. W>2. Hittn. SDiVl, S141. sir.’. most interests you— 2t hour* earlier thnn any San Francisco papers
other kind of property we can | land, just the plnce 90 out of power fo r small nt.iohinerv if d esired: ou t
814ft, 814f>. »117. 802*. WX). »! :>!». All of tho
handle. What have you to trade? i every hundred is looking for, in a side rat ge on hill land. B ottom land th or
AboT.-nitmeii wnrront* wo ,* «nUorw-il April Thus \ our state Daily nnd best home Weekly nre furnished to you at less
gh ly clea red . C attle, horses, fow ls, im -
» . 1»1**A No interest will h . nllov.nl after than 50 cents a month; or the large Weekly Statesman nnd your H erald
Iu fact if you have any property | small home, near town, schools. ou
olem ents aud furniture, all included, at
Heptem lar
INI'.
which you wish to sell or trade.
for lesa than 25 cents per month or less tliau 5 cents per week.
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W . W. M ate ., Treasurer.
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