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Newspaper Page TextArrivals and Departures. CfiftiiU* Citg g i t a l i TUESDAY, J A N . 2, Exrthquik* Arrivals by Areata, Dec. 22d: J. Biaeco, Mrs. Biasco, Miee M. Bunch, Misa F. O onld, R . Golden, W. A. Maxwell, Misa A . Maddock, Mrs. P. Bry nu, E. OgreD, N. Archer, Miss M. Kardell, Mrs. M. Bradley, Miss M. O ’Connor, L. C. Bartmosa, Geo. Mimman, Thus. Sm irch, J. A . Pinkortou, W . A. Brown, J. L . Nay, A. M. Evans, Mrs. J. Fisher, Miss I. Marsyla, J. Lindsrom, Wow W hy, A. J. Zekiud, Dr. Tyler, Mrs. Tyler. J. Tyler, N. Tyler, C. Tyler, C. E. Wufley. 1900. Church D irectory. M . E. chorch, south--regular services •noh Sunday oiorniug and evening. by the pastor, E. li> F itch . Kev. Hobt. Ennis. Presbyterian, will con- duot services in this city the 2d and 4th Sundays of each month in the little church, until farther notioe. All are oordially in cited. Ker. T . J. Owen, Baptist, will fill ap pointments us follow«, until further notice: At the Christian church, Coqnillo City, let and ¡td Sunday« of each mouth; Sumner on the 2d Sunday of each month; Hear Creek on 4th Sundays. Ctuies Havoc In California- Southern Los Angeles, Cal., Dec. 25.— The towns of San Jacinto and Hemet, in Riverside county, were badly' shaken by an earthquake at 4:25 this morning. No lives were lost so far as known, but several persons were injured. In San Jacinto not a brick house or block escaped in jury. Nearly all of the business portion is in ruins. The new Southern California hospital caved in. It was not occupied. At Hemet the Hemet company’s wall is partly down. The front wall fell flat. The rear of the large Johnson block ulso toppled over. Hemet’s new hotel is a ruin. The damage at these places cannot be estimated now. Communication by wire is interrupted. Arrivals from Portland by A lli ance, Dec. 22 1 : B. H . Sm ith, F. W. Bnrker and wife, G . Stone- L O C A L IT E M S bridge, A. G. Cavnell, H . G . Cord, Mrs. Jack Franz mad« a trip Rev. L. Irvine and wife, E. E. Oakes, H. Wendt, B. Schuyler, J. over to Coes river last Friday on a i Grimes, wife and children, Mrs. A . brief visit. The Herald has received a tele S. Austin, Miss Hutcheson. Merchant S. E. .Johnson, ot i Departures by Alliance for Han gram from San Bernardino stating Myrtle Point, made a brief visit in Francisco, Dec. 27th: Mrs. New that six indians were killed at Coqaille last Thursday. ton Plyer, Mrs. Plyer, E. J. Har Hemet by falling walls during the Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wick ham, | ris, B. S. Spaulding, John McDou- earthquake. The Santa Fe railroad’s and the latter’s mother, Mrs. Shep gal, James Ross, Leou Walleurod, report is to the effect that no lives pard, came over from the bay side P. C. Baylis, Eugene Phelps, Mrs. were lost. last Friday. AT LOS ANGELES. J. Phelps, Ray Phelps, Isom Wal Z. T. Johnson, nn energetic citi-i ker, Ednn Pierce, J. C. Yale, Mrs. Los Angeles, Cul., Dec. 25.— The zen of Myrtle Point, visited the H. Rohner, Nellie Nida, H. L. most severe earthquake ever felt county seat early last week. W e Christensen, Alex Johnson, R. Met- iu Los Angeles cumo at 1:27 this bad a pleasant call. liu. Y. Bulkiunn, W. Laurtzen, morning. No great damage is re Miss Phoebe Lamb came down' Wm. Quinn,M .Luther,G. O ’BrieD, ported. There were two shock s, from her home last W ednesday j C. Greeulow, Louis Magga, Antone the lirst being the most prolonged. evening. She is teaching school Roccia, Steve Stollz, Joe Croce, The shock lasted about 12 seconds, in her home neighborhood. Wyatt Coffelt, C. Macy, R. Wool- I tho undulations being from north -------------------------------- i * Holiday ! I "0 - . J O H N I raj New Management; New Furnishings Throughout; Commodious Sample-Rooms Attached. Seasorç^J Table service the equal of any in southern Oregon. All white help [ New Bar attached; : : Large and comfortable Office and Heading Room Is T H E B Y BOTH Herald Land Co. Useful Beautiful GOODS AND (HERALD BUILDING) Coquille City, Oregon. B uys and S ells your R eal E state and auything else yon wish lo dispose oi. M akes L oans and I nvestments for you. R ents or L eases yonr farm or city property. Write us if you want an A oent iu this county and at the county sea FOR M . O. H A W K I N S . Corner opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall north side Great Clubbing Offer: [ J P r o o D p r i i e t o r , (fá&faRTp j fiel. ! to south. Departures for Portland by AT SAN DIEGO. Homer,Dee. 20th: Anson O. Rog San Diego, Cal., Dec. 25.— The ers, Fritz De Rock, aud 22 China most severe earthquake experienced j men. in this city in 11 years took place at 4:25 a. m. today and was accom lOoos Buy News. I F or S ale —I n Bsndon, one of The apples, which were on the panied by a loud rumbling noise. the choicest locations, a pleasant [ Alliauce when she was bnrbound The taller buildings iu the city home, new, unique in style, and I here, arrived in fairly good condi- j were severely shaken up and plaster with a spleuded view of the town | was shaken off and a few broken tion at Portland. and oceau. Sheltered from the San Fraucisco drummers join | articles of household furniture north winds. For particulars, ap with our citizens iu congratulating j reported, but no serious damage ply at the H erald . [t f the county on the advent of the was done. A high wave struck the Charley Strang came over from J. D. Spreckels & Bro’s Co., und beach on the eceau front soon after the bay last Wednesday, after a predict unlimited prosperity for the shock, but no damage was done to shipping. A slighter shock protracted stay in the logging this section. enmp on Coos river, for a holiday R ob Golden, one o f the Coos followed the first one a few seconds visit to his old home here. Char bay soldier boys, arrived borne on after. ley has been prospering, having the Areata, looking well, consider- j EARTHQUAKE IN CALIFORNIA - A NUMBER held a good position under the lug his long spell of sickness. He j OF LIVES L o s . North Bond Milliug aud Shipping brought quite a list of curios from I San Jacinto, Cal., Dec. 26-— This Co. H e returns at once. Manila, which cau be seen at Gol litlle city is the scene of desolation H . A. Hawkins and wife, of den’s drug store. today. The people ore beginning Langlois, Curry county, have | Manager Chandler gnve free! to recover from the shock of the visited his brother, Prof. M. O. passage by train to a number of earthquake which centered here on Hawkins, and wife and Mr. Mes-1 destitute miuers and families who! Christmas morning and destroyed ser’s, nt this place during the holi were stranded at Beaverton, and every brick building in the place. days. Mr. H. made a run to M y r - j who wanted to come to Marshfield At the Saboba Indian reservation tie Point one day, his first visit to to seek employment, or strike out near here, a dance had been held that lively community, nud alsoj furother parts. The liberality which the night before, and large quanti honored the H erald sanctum with characterizes the actions o f the ties of whiskey were consumed by a call. firm now iu control receives the the Indians which had sent most of Comrade Stine received infor endorsment of the public. them into a drunken slumber before The Laura Pike loaded with coal the shock came. mation last week from the pension A number of department, dated Oct. 31, 189'J, nt the Newport bunker last week, squaws had huddled together in the that pension agents will trnnsfer for Eureka. W hile the vessel was old adobe building and were sleep all pensioners residing outside of lyiug Ht Deau & Co’s wharf, Fri ing off the effects of the liquor. their respective agency districts to day, the stewnrd fill oveiboard, The heavy walls fell in upon them. that in whioh they now reside. striking his head against a pile iu Six were killed outright and two H is Dame is therefore now nt the bis descent. He was fished out died later, while a score more are San FraDoisoo agency, as also oth thoroughly soaked. badly injured. Those killed were Attachments were all the rage ers who have come to the coast horribly crushed. Mrs. R. Pomeroy, nee Harper, o f near Parkersburg, came up last Tuesday to speuil the holidays with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Lorenz, and acqunintences and friends nt this place. SANTA CLAUS' SPECIALS. HOTEL COQUILLE f e Coquille c| This paper (the Coquille City H erald ) has made arrangements with tho Cir. Mgr. o f the ‘‘Vermont Farm Journal,” which enables us to make the most remarkable clubbing offer ever before heard of in this section. Here it is : The CO Q UILLE CITY HERALD 1 Year, f V ermont F arm J ournal 1 yr. Prescriptions and Family Recipes Carefully Compounded. j San Francisco Weekly 1’ ost 1 yr. J American Poultry Advocate 1 yr. | The Gentlewoman 1 yr. j National Illustrated Magazine 1 yr. L Happy Hours, Family Magazine 1 yr. DEALERS Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Notions, Toilet Articles, Fine Soaps, Perfumeries, etc. School Supplies, Stationery and Wall Paper. M A C Y «£ M O O R E . T h e W o n d e r fu l Quaker SB? AT All for Only $2.30; Re9^ 5o.ice is This great combination meets the wants of the entire household. The Hitmen gives all the local and county news; it is yonr home paper and no member of the uonsehold can do without it. The Vermont Farm Journal nud Americnn l’ onliry Advoonte shonht be in the hand« of every up-to-date farmer or poultry raider. The Ge* tie woman i 4 the Indies, being verv very similar in size, make-up mnke-op and qn quality r to best paper we know of or r the ladiow. ’ *"’ "shed at the Ladies’ Home Journal. The .National Illustrated * Magazine, dnblishetl at W Wnshing- toil, is Ihe only publication that publish« the civil service news. Happy Honrs is a large 28-pngc magazine, designed to amuse, entertain und instruct tho whole family. The San Francisco Weekly Post gives tho news of the world in good, clean, readable form, the market reports and Iota of other interesting matter. If you wish we will sub stitute tho Chicago Weekly Inter >cean. Kansas City Weekly Star, New York Weekly Tribune, Denver Weekly Times. Toledo Weekly Blade, Twioe-a-wo. k Louisville Conner- Journal. or Montreal Weekly Gazette iu place of Fan Francisoo Weekly post. No other 1H E HERALD. chances allowed. Call on or address, with cash, Coquille City, Oregon. ami Vapor H m in e r a l s p r in g s a t h o m e . Turkish, Russian. Hot-Air, Steam, Vapor, Medicated, Perfumed, .................................... Mineral. Salt, ................ Quinine, Hr Hop, or Sulphur Baths, nt a cost of about TH R EE CENTS PER BATH. ot s p r in g s o r •OR LADIES, CENTLEMEN OR puudpfm Dispels Colds, Fevers, Skin Diseases aud Cutan eous Eruptions. Prevents disease; cures often when drugs have failed. Should bo iu every Home, Doctor’s Office, Beauty or Massage Parlor, Sanitarium, Asylum, Hos pital, Barbershop, or Hotel. 8 to 1 2 P age Daily EraimTGlBPi and HERALD in pin both 1 month, 4U UlU Evening Telegram and Herald, both 6 mos., only - $ 2 .1 0 “ “ “ both 1 gear, only - - 4.15 All the Congressional and State Legislatiue News come fu ll and complete daily, and your Best Weehlg Local Paper for only the price o f one. Inst week, aud everything in sight wns pounced on. Dr. M iogus was Nellie (aged five)— Our family is The film o f Wilson <t W ilson, the busiest man in town Thursday, awfully exclusive. Is yours?” Bes The Great Presidential Campaign of! a . l conducting the blacksmitbiug and trying to keep out of the way of sie (aged fo u r)--N o , indeed; we machine shop at this place for On exhibition and sale at C O Q U I L L E PH A RM A CY, or at my res- Il t /W T U l l\ I f U l III lawyers. H e had a 15 cent coupon haven’t anything to be ashamed of. !>.>«« months past, dissolved part idencs near old school building. -------------- - .»►«--------------- of the Beaver Coal Co., and he NORA A. McEWEN, Agent. The policies of the great political ! . ... , — .... v nership last week, our old towns S tatu o f O h io , C it y o f T o l e d o , [ gg says they wnuted to attach that. j parties are now being formed nnd man, J. C. W ilson, taking charge Lucas County, the candidates discussed. Every Chns SuDderuiaD, who had just Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is of the works. A. C. W ilson, hav the senior partner of the firm of F. J. O hf .- ! citizen must study the great ques- ing disposed of his interest, will go returned from Salem after serving vky a Co., doing business in the City of To- ; tions that are to come before the ALMOST A D A ILY -A T THE PRICE to eastern WnshiugtoD. H e dis time for assaulting K elley with a edo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay tho sum of ONE HUN 1 people. This can only bo done OF A WEEKLY. posed of his household goods at knife a few months ago, died Sun- DRED DOLLARS for each and every case through the medium of a great i day morning of dropsy, aged 58 of Oatnrrh that cannot he cured by the use auction last Saturday. newspaper. Now is the time, there | years. H e lenves a wift in Finland of H ALL'S CAT ARRH CURE. The most widely circulated “ week FRANK J. CHENEY. On the 22d inst., at Salem, the I and a son in Marshfield. fore, for every voter to subscribe ly ” newspaper in America is the The Tu- Sworn to before me and subscrilHid in ray Coos Bay Logging Company tiled ( neral took place this afternoon. for the best and most reliable news Thrice-a-Week edition of The New presence, this (1th day of December, A. D. articles o f incorporation in ttie >. Successor to A. B. Dean. paper obtainable. The Semi-Weekly York W orld, aud with the presiden David Waldron, colored cook on 1 » HH —— j A. W . GLEASON, state depnitmeiit. the company . . Republic, of St. Louis, covers the tial campaign now at hand you can Notary Public. the Alice Blanchard, is at the Ma | ska i. ^ will build, equip nud operate rail General Dray ing and Hauling a Specialty. iwi,0ie field of political news. While not do without i t Here are some rine hospital, suffering from frac Hnll'i Catarrh Cure is taken internally roads for freight-carrying purposes Commercial Men Promptly and Safely ■ it is Democratic, it publishes the of the reasons why it is easily the tured ribs and other injuries re and acts directly on the blood and mucous uud do a general merchandise bus 1 news in regard to all political par ’leader in a dollar a year journalism: ceived from falling down the hold surfaces of the system. Send for testimo Delivered at Any Point. nials, free. iness. Principal ollice will be lo ties without prejudice. Its tele It is issued every other day, and j of the vessel Wednesday, when site F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O* cated nt North Bend. The capital Good Rigs, Spanking Teams, Reasonable Rates. graphic and cable news service is is to all purposes a daily. Hold by Druggists. 7f»c. was off the California coast. The stock is fixed nt $1000. divided into Hall’s Family Pills are the host. superior to thnt of any other paper, Every week each subscriber re j Blanchard put into Big River for shares of $100 each. Hiram King, and its special features are the best ceives 18 pages and often during the medical assistance. Waldron fell Charles Bradbury nud Harry ( ’. Attention is also called to the Re “ busy” season 24 pages each week. : : : Near Railroad Depot T o tir e X J n t c r f u . n . a t e Corner Hall and First streets, on his head aud will recover. Noble are the incorporators. public’s Sunday Magazine. Its half The price is only $1 per year. A number o f people nt the Bea tone illustrations are alone worth the It is virtually a daily at the price Prof. E. II. Anderson, o f Salem, verton min i were destitute when subscription price. It is made up of a weekly. lately at this place in charge o f the I the crash came, a few days ago. of special articles by the best lite Its news covers every known part Collegiate Institute, has been ten i The old game was played on them rary talent, embracing a variety of of the world. No weekly newspaper This old reliable mid dered the position of instructor in up to the last moment, and when most successful spec subjects of current interest. News could stand alone nnd furnish such mathematics and English in (lie they asked for their money they ialist in Sun Frar cis from the east ALL SPRING STEEL FRAM E, CHEAPEST AND MOST CONVENIENT FOR USE w V A /n r lH (Thrice-a-Week Edition) SMITH'S LIVERY, FEED s SALE STABLE C. L e s t e r S m ith , P r o p r ie t o r « ^ C O Q U IL L S C IT Y , OREGON. Dr Gibbon high school at Lewiston, Idaho, at a good salary, aud lias accepted. Prof. Auderson stands as one of the best educators in this stale, and the H n eii.n sincerely rear* ts that his efforts to establish a high grade school at thin place was uot successful. We are losers. co, still continues to received tolegrams and promises. cure all Sexue! and Them was half a beef at tho depot, Seminal Diseases, such as Gonorrhea, last Wednesday, consigned to Bea G 1 e e t, S t r o t u re. verton, but no charges had been - ^ Syphilis, in all its | J ^ : . ;A.-\:*fKv,,l,,l forma,Kkin Diseases, p ud on it, ami it wns about to be . •- • 3 V » forms. ----- i d Debility. refused carriage, when W. S Chan dler, manager for Spreckels’ l ’o., In:potency, Seminal Weakness and Loss <»f Manhood,' the consequence of self abuse learned ol the sitnntion, and and excesses producing the follow ing symp- j Ceos Bay News: Everything lias promptly ordered the meat to he toms: Sallow countenance, dark spots un- I der the eyes, pam in the head, ringing in been moving along smoothly, and forwarded without charge. ; the ears, loss of confidence, diffidence in ! approaching strangers, palpitation of the business has been brisk at the depot heart, weakness of the limbs and back, loss since J. I). Spreckels A B ros Co. l l r .\ NT ED SI VI i ; All IT.RSON m FOR 1 of memory, pimples on the face, coughs- r ▼ District Office Managers in this state took charge. The San Francisco to represent me in their own and surround consnmption, etc. DU. GIBBON has practised in San Fran and Portland steamers, which ar ing counties. Willing to pay yearly payable weekly. Desirable employment cisco over ,*17 years an J those troubled should rived Friday, brought several hun with nsunl opportunities. References ex not fail to consult him and receive the ben dred tous of freight, a eonsiderat>le changed. Enclose self-addressed stamued efit of his great skill and experience. The portion of which was consigned to envelope. S. A. Park, A20 Cuxton Building. doctor cur* s when others fail. Try him. Chicago. ( ’ PRES GU A K \ N T K K P . Persons cured tho Coquille. There was a lot of at home. Charges reasonable. Call or write. DR. .1. F. GIBBO N , holiday goods for towns on the Co A silk httmlkerchief, ho t»fu n rcc- (»25 Kearnev street. San Francisco Cal. quille Manager Chandler wns inde oinmemU.d for wiping ojo^lasHCH or j fatigable in liiH efforts to have it Bpcrtiu’leH, i« not **ooil for this pur promptly forwarded to its destina pose, as it makes tlie glasses elec u 50 YEARS1 | L E X P E R IE N C E tion Special trains were run day trical and causes flu* dust to adhere and night; tho section crew was to them. The best wiper for this pressed into service, loading freight, purpose is it tine tissue paper. and no pains nor expense were • . spared to accommodate the patrol s “This iuje demands men who have of the rond. This action on the convictions. Where shall we find part of the ucw management was them?** mtid the orator in a burnt of D esigns hesrtilv appreciated by the Coquille C opyrights A c . eloquence. “ In jail,” came tho an Anvon© «©tiding * «ketch An.t * 1 o«crtptlon may *. ,vl'o if iheV llnd been swer from the buck of the hull. quickly ascertain onr opinion froo whether an P atents T '*• 1 * * N'dice Invention is probably patentable- Communie*, Handbook on Patents al. II tl strictly confidential, •r ¡•ccurinit -tvurin* patenta. •out tree. Ob dent njrcncy for m m uch 5lunn A o. recele« Ml taken taken .throiwT tt m fl* _____ “ ~ _ C jg| Tat ont* tpe, t.if n otice w ith ou t clianre. In th e ««arican. If. Irrtest ctr. Tournât. Term* ft a ith*. fl. ívild by ail newadealer*. ay. New York A M SCo, 361 F Broadw 8*.. Washington. I). C. features of absorbing interest are service. and enlarged upon. For The Thrice-a-Week W orld has at the benefit of the ladies the latest its disposal all of the resources of fashions are handsomely illustrated, I the greatest newspaper in existence j The Republic Sunday Magazine is I — the wonder of modern journalism always interesting to every member I — “ America’s Greatest Newspaper,” of the family. ! as it has been justly termed— The The subscription price of the j New York World. Semi-Weekly Republic is #1 per Its political news is absolutely year; the Republic Sunday Maga 1 impartial. This fact will be of zine, $1.25 per year. Both papers especial value in the Presidential are now being offered at the very 1 campaign coming on. low price of $1.50 for one year. To The best of current fiction is I am a farmer located near Stony Brook on<; districts in this State, and was bothered with malaria for years, at times secure this low rate both must be found in its columns. ordered and paid for at the same These are only some of the rea i f l could S work.’ and was always very J " time. Address all orders to sons; there are others. Read it v c i r s 1 h id malaria so bad in the spring, when engaged in plowing, THE REPUBLIC, and see them all. that* could do nothing but shake. I must h“ Y* bu,"never obutned St. Louis, Mo. W e offer this uneqnaled news ot quinine pills besides dozens of other remedies, but " ^ e r obtained paper and the Coquille City H eralu anv permanent benefit, l i s t fall, in peach time, • upon a j together one year for $1.90. at: k of chills and then commenced to take Ripans ™ l e s , upon a FARM The regular subscription price of f, r )•. a Klee and the first box made me all right and I nave nev er JO U RN AL the two papers is $2.50. Ivcn without them since. 1 take one Tabule each ™ n g and mgM and sometimes when I feel more than usually ‘ From now to De«*. I !HKi ! — ______ a J iv. Thev have kept mv stomach sweet, mv bowels regular and 1 \< in i> j Far». msmmm— m m m m h i e not h id the least- touch o f malaria nor splitting headache since 1 By special arrangement made with *JQ Q fh er Paper commenced usim* them. I know also that I sleep better and wake up m Uie mor e refreshed than formerly. I don't know how ™ ny complaints the publishers of the FARMjJOUR- OW Gives the cillbbing clubbing offers that yon K ...ms 1 abules will help, but I do k n ow thev w i ll ^ r e an yone in the N A L we are enabled to offer thnt i can get with the H erald . N ow it is condition I was and I would not be without them at any price. I paper to every subsoriber who pays the ___ honesily consider them the cheapest-priced medicine in the world as for the H E R A L I) one year ahead, nouesuy cousiuc, . , . , . , lhe most convenient to take. for only $1.50 -b o th paper* for the O R E G O N IA N thev ire also the most beneficial and the rn°st ... , which we will give for 1 year as a prii e of ours only. Our paper one I , -1 tw en ty -e v en year* of age and have worked hard all my hie, the ar and the FARM JO U R N ALfrom premium to H erald subscribers. ■ is most farmet s, both early and late and in all kinds ol weather, i illustrated CREAT OFFER sane Pay up arrears and send in $2 for now to December 190.1, nearly » an< ’ hive never enjoved such good health as 1 have since! The F A R M J O U R N A L is 1 year in advance to the Coquille fu mv neighbors have all remarked my improved condition and have ream. Sav. John, what are you doing to look so healthy P ^ "an old established paper, enjoying City H ervld and we will send you sa V. n a , M » o f bad hreli h thet R I P A N • w in not benefit They b M l * P««« v i ¿ T ? f Vet# Ike w *rd K I P a M • on t e p n ck .g e nnd neo-p t no • u b e m u * l PAN*. , , s kets f T C ' l r i v || s drug at, re TfO end 9 »© thou- e hem lea’. Co . Now „M l* wil l be a l l i e d to a ny ed.lr©M fo r 5 cent«, forward. » 1 .. jt*w York. _____ great popularity, one of the best the Weekly Oregonian fo r 1 year and most useful farm paper* pub as a premium, fully paid up. . . . . . . . . e< e p« A. *.<» <rr** 1 lished. 8sS~Do not delay.