Coquille City herald., October 17, 1899, Image 3

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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The public is cordially invited to
attend a lecture by Mr«. Sophia E.
Kind, state organizer of
the
Women of Woodcraft, at Masonic
hall next Saturday night.
The
ladies are especially invited. At
the close of the lecture Mis. King
will proceed to organize a circle
hero, the order being similar to
that of the Woodmen -social and
beneficiary.
Miss Lillie Wagner will attend
school nt Mvitie Point this wiuter.
Lorenz has opened the largest
and finest stock of new Shoes ever
in Coquille City.
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T X T T T /") T ja Woint-n ns well ns m fa are
vv n u
it»
j
m iserable by giilney
and b lad d er trouble. D r.
T 3 T A TV/TUi K ilm er’ s Swninp-Uoot the
x H j A i V i F j . preut k i d n e y r e m e d y
prom ptly cures. At druggists in tift> cent
and d ollar sizes. You m ay have it »am ple
I buttle by m ail free, also pam phlet telliua
all about it. A ddress,
D r. K ilm er A C o., U inpham ton. N. Y.
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TO
Notions o f all kinds, cheap, at
City Marshal Goodman has
taken two of the city lots in the Berlin Store.
bottom near the long bridge.
I f you like Sorghum, you can
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get
it at Johnson Bro’s.
New dress patterns, latest styles
New
arrival—
Men’s
nnd
Boys’
and for full and winter wear, being
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received at Hawkins’ New Store. * Clothiog, at the Berlin Store.
Don’t forget, tlint the Wall Paper
Mrs. Ed Gallier and children, o f
racket is still on at the Pharmacy.*
Baudon, were up visiting at Father
The Woodmen had a “ smoker”
Tuttle’s nnd Father Gallier’s last
nnd all-round good time last night.
week.
How they do sell— we mean
Capt. TI. W. Duuhum has moved
to Bandon, where he has employ, those stjlish now goods at llaw-
ment on the government work on kius’ New Store.
the jetties.
Lorenz’s order o f Capes, Jackets,
Uncle Bird Vowell has bought etc., have been shipped and are ex­
three of the city’s lots and came up pected at any moment.
“ Save Money” — And wait yet
The ladies of the Christian from Bandon again yesterday to
but a day or so, and Lorenz’s late
church are requested to meet at get his deed.
the church next Friday afternoon,: W. Albee and family left last Sat­ immense order of new goods will
at 2 o’clock, for the purpose of or­ urday for their old home at Rock­ urrive.
ganizing a C. W. B. M.
ford, Floyd county, Iowa. They
Attend the lecture nt Masonic
went out via Roseburg.
hall next Saturday night.
Mrs.
L O C A L ITEM S.
the
Johnson Bro’s bookkeeper hav­ King, state organizer o f
Additional iocals on 2d page
ing left them, they will hnve no Women of Woodcraft will deliver
Red Clover Seed, in largo quan­ open accounts— will pay cash and an address on that line.
accept cash, and sell as low as the
tity, at the Pbartnncy.
The Aliases Lottie Morgan and
lowest.
* May Williams, of Empire City,
every
New goods coming
Johnson Bro’s creditors have have been visiting on the npper
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bont for the Fair Store.
They re­
forced them to close their books river several days past.
Peter F. Golilke was up from
against all creditors.
But don’ t turned by yesterday’s traiu.
Parkersburg this morning.
yon forgot it, they are in the mar­
Mrs. Etben McDnffee nnd little
Oh, those handsome Dress Pat ket for cash.
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sou left via the hay yesterday for
terns at Hawkins’ New Store.
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Revs. Father Heinrich, of Bea­ Los Angeles, Cal., to speud the
W anted —A fresh milch cow verton, and Father La Croix, of winter with her father, from whom
* Marshfield, passed through town she has been absent about 13 years.
Call at or address this office.
Revs. Irvioo sod Walsh, on
A largo nnd fine stock of Shoes yesterday to their field at Bandon
evangelical work through this sec­
of all kiuds has just been opened and lower coast.
Old fashions in dress may be re­ tion the past month, returned to
at Lorenz’s.
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vived,
but no old-fashioned medi­ the yalloy last Wednesday through
Wm Bettys is adding space and
cine
can
replace Chamberlain’s Colic, this place, after a short visit at
otherwise improving his home at
Cholera nnd Diarrhoea Remedy. Bandon.
Fairyiew.
For sale by R. K. Knowlton.
The Hammack & Jnmes (late
Fred Wilson, of Sumner, took a
Prof. F. C. Kinnicutt and fam­ Albee & Hammack) shiugle mill,
lathe at the broomliaudle factory
ily will return at once to Myrtle at Arago, has raised 15 cents
yesterday.
Point from Riverton where they on the price of shingles, but they
Opening o f school at tho Colle­ have been living the past five are first-class and you can depend
giate Institute has to suffer another years. Prof. K. will merchandise on them.
week’s postponement.
and run n meat market.
Misses Myrtle and Della Fox have
Rev. W. Horsfall conducted ser­
Sell! Well, yes— the goods hut secured positions nt the woolen
vices at St. .Jnmes church hist Sun­ not the customers.
Our motto is mills at Bandon and departed
day morning nnd night.
“ New goods, best goods, stylish thence last week. They will reside
Miss Stella Fry took last Friday’s goods at small profits nnd quick at that place daring tenure of em­
* ployment at the mill.
train for the bay to visit with the sales.” Hawkins’ New Store.
Rev. T. J.
Owen, Baptist,
Misses Hall a brief spell.
Mr. Rupert, o f Bandon, who
A heavy frost fell last Thursday with his son Frank went to the preached last Sunday morning and
and Friday nights, killing tomato Klondike about two years ago, re- night at the Christian church in
viues, corn, and tender vegetatiou turned yesterday and greeted many this place. This was that rever-
friends who met him. He will go ened gentleman’s first appointment
generally in the bottom lnnds.
here, who will have two per mouth
bnck soon. Flunk remained.
Lester Smith, the livery-stable
hereafter.
Ed
Price
will
for
the
time
being
man, has placed a covered express
Uncle Shad Hudson came down
locate
nt
Riverton
nnd
assist
his
and delivery wagon on the run in
this place. Any work in his lino uncle in the store. H e will also from Eckley on business last Sat­
can be done promptly nnd with keep nn eye o d the scheme of es­ urday, returning as far as Myrtle
tablishing an electric light plant at Point today. He reports a marked
protection from storm.
this place, which he aiieady has activity in inquiiies for mining
We thank Miss Mary Lee Fn- under way.
and ranch properties in his section,
trell for a sample of very large and
and tuinks the near fntnre will
Mr.
Vowel’,
of
BandoD,
has
been
luscious strawberries, which she
bring some surprises.
plucked from the vines and placed ! spendiug some days with ue, look-
The Thrice-a- Week New York
on onr desk this morning.
The ing after improvements he has in
hand on his property here. He World and the H erald are fur
family gather a tew every day.
has
substantially painted his uished to subscribers at only $1.90
M. A. Hancock and wife are late house, including the roof, and has per year for both papers. Four
arrivals from Salt Lake, nod who in hand other improvements.
papers a week containing all the
may locate with us.
He is a “ Na­
untional, foreign and local news,
We have just received a fresh stories, miscellaneous reading, etc.,
tive Son” of California, moved to
Salt Lake a few years ago and invoice of Ladies’ Watches, and for only $190. Don’t pnss the
now retnrug to this const section. they are beauties. Thpy are little winter without them.
gems and very cheap. We bought
H e is a builder and contractor.
Dr. Blackledge and family left
’em for cash and give yon tho ben­
J. C. James, the new-comer who efit o f shrewd and close buying. yesterday and will take the steamer
bought W. Albee’s place and inter­ Cnll and see ’em.
Very respect­ Alliance at the hay for San Fran­
est in the shinglemill nt Arago, has fully,
W i l s o n J e w e l r y Co. cisco, theDce to Pomona, Cal., for
inducted himself into the duties of * 2 ]
residence. The doctor and family
his calling and wilt aid his partner
made many acqnaiutauces and
Hon.
H.
B.
Millpr,
chairman
in “ expanding” the business to the
friendsdnnng their short stay here,
state
hoard
o
f
horticulture,
who
full capacitp of the demauds made
and we may yet hope they will re­
recently visited this section, has turn nnd permanently locate.
upon them.
lately written for publication that
We thank onr friend, J. P. Stem- Oregon apples will bring $3 per
We learn?d on the nrrivnlof the
Jer, of Dorn, now prospecting in box by spring, ami referred es­ boat from lower river yesterday of
Washington, for late files of the pecially to those o f Coos, Curry trie death of one o f Mr. Deuholm’s
Seattle Post-Intelligencar. I f Mr. and the coast counties because of younger children at Bandon Sun­
S. shook! conclude to make his their freedom from worms and day. The little folks made many
home in Washington, he has many pests of all kirnls.
admiring friends while they lived
friends in Coos couuty, neighbors
here, who will sincerely regret to
Hon.
Geo.
Williams
and
son,
of
and fellow-citizens, who will regret
hear the sad news. [Later, we
Fsrtidale,
Cal.,
who
have
been
vis­
to lose him and his charming fam­
learn that it was little Anuie that
iting in this locality for a fortnight died.]
ily.
with a view to locating, returned
Bandon Recorder: While oiling to their home in California by yes­
The synod of the Presbyterian
parts o f the machinery of the terday’s train aud per Bteamer from church, now being held in Salem,
steamer Dispatch one day last week. the bay. Mr. W. has bonded the supplied neighboring pulpits last
Engineer Hark Dunham slipped Devereux place, near Norway, and Sunday, including the following
and went overboard, which neces­ will returns and occupy within a ministers from Coos county: Dal­
sitated his taking a little swim. few months, possibly permanently. las, Rev. George Gillespie; Presby­
Everybody kuows Hark is at home
terian church. Salem, Rev. A. S.
Owing to the great length of Foster; and St. Johns Methodist
on the water, hot in the water is
Brett
Clark's
late
letter
from
the
where be shines, and when it comes
church at Portlaud by Rev. Levi
to swimming he can make a duck | Philippine islnnds, and not wish- Johnson, of Curry county.
I ing to divide it into two separate
ashamed of itself.
The Quay and MHgpe (g. o. p.
„
.
..
,
_ issues of our paper, we hold it
Rev. James Moore, of the M. E ., over j0 next issue and expect to bosses in Pennsylvania) plan of
church at Myrtle Point, was warmly ive it
l t ig
interesting, rnnning politics we learn has been
welcomed on Fnday evening, 8th | a woll writtan letteri nui,
ive9 adopted iu Coos couDty. Some of
lost, together with his family on j ranch information regarding the the gang were overheard to won­
hie way to that Pastorate for a s e c -, wnr, the people, their religio0. and der why the H erald mau couldn’t
Midyear. Dr. 8. L. Roberds made! 80cia) characteristics, the climate see his interests in securing the
an earnest welcoming address, Andjanj prodacts of the islands, etc., printing by “dividing up” with the
greeted the guests with pleasant etc., and coming from a Coquille officials, and also thus increasing'
words, to which the pastor feelingly j)OV
t,j8 8js(er nt this place adds his circulation! Well, thpy know
responded to the friendly reception to it8 illtere8t to 08.
why. We don’t do business that
A large number of friends h ad,
way, and they won’t do it long.
assembled and the hand joined in
The Model Steam Bakery, of j
The county's rich and c r d well
the greeting with a pleasing seren- Marshfield, has opened a branch
gde.
here in Coquille City under the afford to support one gentleman to
supervision of Mrs. Rose, where! pull for the gaug—$377.82 to take
The state grand lodge of Knights fine bakery goods cau he had at all printing from Coos county to Port- j
o f Pythias opened at Portland last times. Mr. Canning, who ie the land, instead of encouraging home
Tuesday. In addition to the 130 proprietor of the bakery, is nn old, iudustry and talent. The type-set­
delegates to the grand lodge from experienced baker, aud during his ting o f the delinquent tax fist and
all portions of the state, there were recent visit east L bb thoroughly trip o f deputy connty judge and
several hundred visiting knights posted himself to the latest np-to- deputy sheriff to Portland cost
and a large throng o f sigbt-seers date bieail and all kinds of cakes, much less than $100, and the peo­
and friends o f delegatee. From He uses malt extract, which is ple can stand the difference—only
Coos couuty, we note the following recommended hv all physicians of ♦277.82--as a fee for faithful ser­
attendants: Americas Lodge, No. the country, and has the only vice! And this in violation of the
I, Marshfield—J. A. Noruiau and brick oven in this county. In jest contract to do the printing, and
J. W. Bennett; Myrtle Lodge, No. one mouth's time he lias estah- despite the fact that there are four
3, Marshfield -John S. Coke, jr., fished a business of over one har- other newspaper offices in the
nnd J. A. Matson: Delphi Lodge, rel of flour per day. Call on Mrs. county, neither one o f which was
No. 64, Bandon— It, II. Mast and Rose, and try some of the bread consulted or tendered the printing!
Peter Loggie.
aud you will he delighted with it. How lo you like it, fellow-citizens!
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Confessed the Murder
D. C. Gillespie, who was arrested
at Cottage Grove about two week»
ago on the charge of having robbed
and murdered old Mrs. Edson at
Gold Boach, Curry county, and
burned the house, September 19th,
made a confession to Sheriff Turner.
The Port Orford Tribune reports
as follows:
Upon leaving Carey’s at Sixes
river, he (Gillespie) had returned to
Hogue River, leaving his horse on
the north side, away from the road
in a ravine where lie would not be
discovered. Obtaining a boat, Gil­
lespie crossed the river after night
and secretod himself in Mrs. Edson’s
barn, where lie remained UDtil after
10 o’clock on the night he com­
mitted the theft and murder. En­
tering the dwelling through a win­
dow, he made his way to the bed­
room of his aged, almost helpless
victim, where ho compelled her to
hand over, as Gillespie tells, about
♦ 11.75 in coin and a pension check,
which he compelled her to sign by
the light of a lamp held in his own
hands— the hands which are now’
stnined with tho life-blood of one ho
had known since childhood.
STKANOI.F.D HER TO DEATH.
Believing that his victim had
more monoy hidden somewhere
about the house, the robber clutched
her throat with his hands and stran­
gled her to compel her to disclose
the secret, but, upon being told that
she had given him all the money
she had in the house, the villainous
fingers tightened upon the throat
of tho resistless woman until death
relieved her from torture.
Going
into the kitchen, Gillespie ate a
hearty meal, having eaten nothing
but apples for three or four days,
nnd then returned to the bedroom
where he opened a can of coal oil,
poured a portion of the contents
ovev the murdered woman, satur­
ating the bedclothes also with the
oil, set fire to the room and fled
across the river, mounted his horse
and rode away through the darkness,
leaving the woman he had robbed
and murdered to be consumed by
the hungry flames that soon reduced
to ashes a once pleasant home, leav­
ing only a few charred remains to
tell the tale of fiendish crime.
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Coleman Gillespie was born and
reared in this county, and is about
20 years of age. He has committed
several minor thefts, and at one
time served out a sentence in the
county jail. His committing such
a ghastly crime will fall heavily
upon his aged mother and two sis­
ters, who reside at Rogue River, and
who are well respected in the com­
munity. Gillespie has lived with hiB
mother for the past few years in
Gold Bench, almost in sight of the
feeble woman, who was a friend to
his mother and who fell a victim
to his cruel hands.
P IL E S
Lntnppy Creek, Oct. 16.— Miss
Frances Kaufman gave a birthday
‘ ‘ I aa fib re d t h e torture« o f t h e d a m n e d party to several of her scbool-
with protruding piles brought on by constipa­ , fellows on the 8th and all bad a
tion with which I was afflicted for twenty
Miss
Iran across your CASCARETS In the j very enjoyable time, and
S ears.
awn of Newell. Ia., and never found anything
to equal them. To-day I am entirely free from i Frances getting some very nice
piles and feel like a now man. ”
I presents.
C. H. K a r a . u il Jonea s» Sioux City, Ia
The uext day being tho birthday
I of Miss Constance Waddiugton,
CANDY
C
her teacher aud schoolmates came
I
C A T H A R T I IC
^
| in the evening and gave her a ear-
\ prise party; they had a jolly time
with music, eiuging and old-fash-
ioned games.
What a splendid fall this has
been for the dairymen! grnss nnd
PlM jant. Palatable. Potent. Teet# aood. no
Oood, Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10o.tto.4Uo. clover are still growing; bat I think
... C U R E C O N S T I P A T I O N . ...
most of us do not realize that late
S t e r n .* I t » » * . . c . . « p * . y , t k l H f » , n u . t r . » ! , I . » T . r k . t l .
fall growth of grass and clover is
H n . T f l . R i P Sold end eneranteed by all dru*.
R U * I U -D A b , 1 ,1 4 to d l s s Tobeoco Uablt.
weak BDd washy, and very deficient
in the elements that go to make
milk and butterfat, and must be
W. S. Vanderburg, representing
supplemented by roots or oorn if
the old commission firm o f J. II.
we want onr cows and test to keep
Cain <fc Co., at San Francisco, was
in Coquille City yesterday. He is up their record.
I ’ m afraid potatoes will be dear
succeeding well iu the upper-river
next spriDg on account of the
section, especially in securing or­
blight, and in the years to come we
chard products aud potatoes. Mr.
shall have to spray with a fungi­
V. gave us a brief history of the
cide or it will be an annual visitant.
house he represents, an old and
Almost all our spring and sum­
wealthy business firm at San Fran­
mer birds are gone, even the swal­
cisco, relating the unbroken confi­
dence o f shippers nnd consignors lows; hut 1 still hear the cheerful
song of the bedgesparrow, and I
of many years past and proving
have seen two specimens o f that
thoroughly safe and reliable—just
wiuter visitor, the largest of our
such as our people have been seek­
woodpeckers—the ciimsou-headtd
ing for, lo, these years.
black neck.
I have also seen one
Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson or two small bunches of widgeon
returned from San Francisco this ducks and a couple of mallards,
morning, via Rosebuig. They are which is a sure sign of the approach
well, but quite sore from the ride of winter.
over the mountains. They report
Salmon are beginning to run in
J. W. Leneve as better, when they large schools.
I saw a splendid
started home, bat not able to stand take in a set-net at Lampey creek
erect or get around macb. It landing this morning. There must
seems to he a sprain in the back have been 50 fiue fresh run sal­
instead of paralysis, but is very mon in that one uet, and Messrs.
severe and might yet result in the Ashton and Randleman said they
latter.
had taken 60 during the night in a
Rev. C. A., Mrs. Stine and son dip-net. Charley said he had just
Melville returned from Gardiner got down to business.
Cattlp-buyers are plentiful, hut
last Wednesday, where they had
W, H. W.
been visiting the daughter and sis­ cattle scarce.
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ter, Mrs. Rev- H. H. Buckner.
The first-named came over on the
Mr. and Mrs. D. Morgnn vieited
train, while Melville came through in this place at Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
from the mouth of the Umpqua on Elliott's for several days, returning
bis wheel in one day.
to their home at Fishtrnp this
Mrs. Sophia King, representing moruiog.
the Women of Woodcraft, will he
T o C aro Conw ttputlon Forever*
present in this city in the interest Take C ascarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 23c.
of organizing a lodge of the ladies If C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money.
at Masonic hall next Saturday
night. She will lecture preceding
the work of organization, to which Secnd-Hand
the public is invited, especially the
ladies.
Look out— will open at once price.
those Capes, Cloaks and Jackets nt
Miss Tracy Hnnly, o f the lower
Hawkins’ New Store.
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river, visited the family of W. J.
Mrs. W. H. AVaddington, of Fairmnn at this place Inst week.
Lampev creek, visited a few days
io this neighborhood last week.
John Morgau, customs officer at
the port of Coos bay, is visiting in
this section, having come over on
yesterday's train.
The mill started no last Wednes­
day again, ami is pushed to its ut­
most to fill orders now on file nnd
coming in, notwithstanding its
large and increased capacity.
llevs. Ennis, Gillespie and Fos­
ter, ns also Elders Adams and Hall,
are present nt Salem from this
connty at the Presbyterian synod.
Rev. Alexander 8. Foster, of Myr­
tle Point, has been chosen mod­
erator for the year.
Austin Tolin, uncle, and Miss
Zella Tolin, sister of our Mrs. Van-
noy, from Grants Pass, and Robert
Tolin, and wife (formerly our Miss
Lottie Stcveson) of Dryden, Joseph­
ine county, have been visiting their
relatives and friends here about 10
days past, leaving for home last
Saturday.
Mrs. W. C. Rose and Mrs. M.
Way, sisters of J. W. Leneve, have
word that the latter is invalided nt
Oakland, California, where he hnd
just disposed of his business with
a view to moving away. The ill­
ness seems to be a paralysis of the
lower limbs. O f course everybody
here extends sympathy, and hopes
there may bo nothing serious or
permanent in the affliction which
has befallen Johnny.
NOW DDE,
^Ladies’ M Hisses’
411 new style, latest pattern of
goods anil best made
(no shelf-worn stock)
PLUSH nnd CLOTH
f
CAPES,
JACKETS,
CLOAKS,
at HAWKINS’ NEW STORE
YEARS
t a û c - Q jlq X û
Prof. Hawkins, principal of the
Myrtle Point schools, visited home
last Saturday. The public school
will close soon, bat ho has been
prevailed upon to open a private
school at once, to which he lias the
promise of a most liberal patron­
age.
F . L ong <fc Son are having quite
a rush of business. Tbtty are mak­
Elder W. H. Nosler’s new home ing sales o f saddles, harness and
shows up handsomely ns it nears lenther goods out into Douglas and
completion.
adjoining counties.
Good rains have fallen in this
The Berlin Store has received a
sectiou the past week, aud still the new stock of men’s nnd hoys’ cloth­
promise of more.
ing, all wool, and away down in
Mrs. J. S. Hayes, of Empire City,
came over on yesterday’s train to
visit n few days with Graudpa aud
Grandma Hayes.
Lampey Creek Notes.
F o s t e r — At
the Blanco H otel. M arshfield,
Feb. 5, 1899, W illiam M. F oster, o f Glitch­
ing slough, aged 89 years.
H a r r i n g t o n — At B an don, O ct, IX, 1899, in ­
fant son o f Mr. and M rs. A. L . H arring­
ton, aged 2 years and 7 m onths.
D enholm —At Bandon, Oot. 15, 1890. A nna,
4-year-old daughter o f M r. and M rs. J.
Denholm.
SHAD HUDSON,
:
Hudson
&
FURNITURE,
BOUGHT,
SOLD
AND
EXCHANGED.
Opposite Hotel Coquille.
BERT TUTTLE, Proprietor.
l l - r o u n d
h o r h e h h o e in g . m a n
ufacturing nnd repairing o f W agons
Farm Im plem ents, nnd M nchiucry o f
all kinds.
S h op —late W . Drane’ K, rear o f Messer’s
L ivery S table and opposite C oquille P har­
m acy.
L . C. TH U K M A N .
rçuBBEi;
If you do not obtain all the bene­
fits you expected from the use o f the
V igor. w rite the doctor about lt.
P robably there Is som e diO lcultr
w ith your general system which
Address,
m ay b e easily rem oved. Addresr
Dr. J. C. Ayer, Low ell, Maas.
HAMMACK & JAMES,
M anufacturers o f
First-
Class
M Cedar SM
Arago, Oregon.
a . ikvt ». 1 J - J - Unnib. C oqu ille
AOKNT8. j M i u L e e u n m l o n .
City!
D im ension Shingles, $2.30 at m ill; Coin«
m on Shingles, $1.55. O n ly one grade o f
Shingles made
F or S ale —lo Bandon, oue of
the choicest locations, a pleasant
home, new, unique in style, and
with a splended view of the town
and ocean.
Sheltered from the
, north winds. For particulars, a p ­
I
ply to the H erald .
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I V lo service the equal of any in southern Oregon. All white help
New Bar attached; : : Large and comfortable Office and Reading Room
Wilsoi) Jewelry Co.
Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Gold
Pens, Optical Goods.
Watch Repairing and Engraving.
Eckley, Curry County, Oregon.
A
and
It hides the age under a
luxuriant growth of hair the
color of youth.
It never fails to reatore
color to gray hair. It will
stop the hair from coming
out also.
lt feeds the hair bulbs.
Thin hair becomes thick hair,
and short hair becomes long
hair.
lt cleanses the scalp; re­
moves all dandruff, and
prevents its formation.
We have a book on the
Hair which we will gladly
send you.
New Management;
New Furnishings Throughout;
Commodious Sample-Rooms Attached.
Mining and Real Estate Agents
•EW AG O NM AKER
is a youth-renewer
P r o p r ie to r .
Haynes,
SK IL L E D
Ayer’s
Hair
Vigor
COQUILLE i i
JO H N
J. E. HAYNES.
L. c. T k n o ,
B LA C K SM ITH
Why let your neighbor*
know it?
And why give them *
| chance to guess you are even
five or ten years more?
Better ¡ive them good
| reasons for guessing the
other way. It is very easy;
for nothing tells of age so
I quickly as gray hair.
Sewing-Machine Needles and
Musical Instruments.
We solicit your patronage.
Coquille City,
:
:
We can please you .
Oregon.
Ladies Are Telling Around
About our new stoch of
| beautiful goods,
including many
1
GOODS
Large S tock-A ll
Lines.
mackintoshes
M en,
F0K
Women and
Children.
T H E FAIR STO R E ,,
We sell for
That'a Why
we can sell so low and
and beep all new gonds.
I
M. O. HAWKINS.
Corner opposite Udd Fellows’ Hall
north side-