Coquille City herald., July 30, 1901, Image 4

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TUESDAY,
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JULY 30,
1901.
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Church Directory
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Et.iHr.opul Chnrch. —E piscopal s,rvi<w.
rill tie held at 8 t. Jam es church, C oqu ille
A WORTHV
"oilier R esidence....................... •- Coquille, O re.
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,,r ' p lM‘ Prayer
pr „ l ! / ^ meeting,
, ^ n S ,,i-1
>«i Dfty
School,
10 L',rd'
a. ra;C.L.
6:30
^ ticket for saddle horse
p .m . Wednesday—Mid-week prayer meet- j oea sp n
ticket fo r saddle
ing,7:30p. m. The public is cordially iuvited j h orse
*° attend nil aemeea. Jasaa M. H ™ . f _ Day ’ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ i ' f 0V '¿ w o hom«,
jJ. E. Choreh.—Prenchit.« service every | v e h i c l e ..........................................
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Coos county will sell at auction
all lands acquired by the county
through officials hiddiug in said
lauds at tax sales in behalf of the
county, on August 12th.
The Sunday-school iu the Pleas­
ant Hill section is proving a graud
success. The attendance is good as
well as tbe interest. No less than
35 bays beeu present since the
organization of tbe school, and from
that to 55 attend.
I FROM MYRTLE POINT TO ROSEBURG. j| L f ALKER’S STUDIO
at once, but permanently cures CA'
ARRH , by removing the cause, stopping
25 the discharges, and curing all inflam­
mation,
It is the only remedy known
75 to science that actually reaches the |
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i*„‘a ?,M p t RHnndMn«ho:.‘ eV;A-“und« ^ » o n
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at 19. a. Hi. Epworth League, « 30 p. m. Season ticket for two-horse
Prayer meeting every Tnurnday evening at vehicle....................................
1 50
7.30. A special invitation is extended to the
Day tickets for one-horse
poblio to attend all services.
M. O. Bmtsa, Pastor.
vehicle....................................
The W.C. T. TJ. meets every Tuesday at
Girls and boys under eight years,
12 p. m at the Presbyterian church.
free; eight to twelve, 25 cents.
Presbyterian Sablioth school ev< rv . 8ab-
No charge to the race course.
hoth at 10 a. in. Jesse Hall. Superintend­
ent.
A copy of the premium list may
Preaching each 2nd an«l 4th Habhoth at be had free of cost by ad«lressing
11 a. m. andf-AO p in. You nre cordialy
President V. C. London, Roseburg
iuvited.
Samnel H. White. Puator.
Oregon.
L O C A L ITEM S
At the Ship Yard-
Fruit Jars at the Kaupmatz's.
Buggy Cushions, $1.25 at F.
It is now expected that the new
Longs & Son’s.
four masted schooner will be
For a neat little home, garden 'munched ou August 7th.
lots and barn, at bedrock prices,
The vessel will leave the bay
call ou th e H e r a l d .
with 6,000 large piles for San FraD
This wifi, when aec«>m
8. K. Hatcher hauled shingles cisco.
out to bis farm at Fairview last i plished, leaves nearly $70.000 di
week foi a large baru be is build- rectiy in the bauds of laborers at
Marshfield, all within 4 months’
iug.
F or S ale . A fine blacksmith- time.
The small steamer being built
ing business. Reason for selling
too niucb work. Call at H erald will also leave about $20,000 among
the laborers of Marshfield. In all
office.
this company will expend at least
Anyone in Coquille City who baa
$100,000during the first six months
property to exchange for property
o f the new corporation.
id Bandon will do well to call at
The directors o f the company
the H erald office.
contemplate putting in a-compressed
Chae. Doaue.of East Marshfield, air plant for driving spikes, tree­
bad business in town Thursday nails, etc. The directors also con­
and Friday, and paid the H erald template enlarging the yard. Work
bis usual pleasant call
is being pushed ou the steamer
Mrs. Forty, o f Marshfield, was but it is expected that the work
a passenger by Wednesday’s train may be delayed owing to the ma­
and proceeded to Bandon by the chinists’ strike iu San Frausisco.—
Coast Mail.
Dispatch the same day.
The H erald lias just listed some
of the best dairy ranches and town
property in Coos county. Intend­
ing purchaser should examine our
list aud get prices. -
New Boarding House t u t t l e TEMPERANCE HOUSE
The following prie«« of admis­
"Something Now Under tho Sun.
sion to the coining fair to take place
at Marshfield we tak-* from 'The
All Doctor* have trie«! to cun- CAT-
M rs Gr R . W io k h a m F r o « D r io t3 S 3 .
Lint o f Premiatoti for the Eighth ARRH by the use of powders, «cid gases,
. j inhaler» and drug« m paste form. I heir
O i+ .V Q y '^ f T OTX.
A n .m u l Exhibition of the Second 1)0
orders
vV<
dry up the mncuous mem-
Southern Oregon Agricultural 8« oran
ranes causing them to crack open and
Transient nod reg.
First-class in every respect; court «ou* treatment.
c ie ty
for the information of those bleed. The powerful acids used in the
B« st Table Service.
ular Boarding and Lodging.
inhalers have entirely eaten away the
to tttteud;
R oom s Neat anil Clean.
same membranes that their makerthftM
Coupon ticket (for five days)
aimed to cure, while pastes and oint­
Courteous Treatment.
W hite Labor
First street—east end of bridge.
for men.................................. $ 2 50 ments cannot reach the disease. An old
Handy to Depot and Boat Landing.
and experienced practitioner who has
Coupon ticket (for five days)
for many years made a close study and
for woman.......... , .................
1 25 specially
of the treatment of CATARRH,
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Men’s day tick et..................
50 has at last perfected a Treatment which
when faithfully used, not only relievi
Women’s day ticket and
City the third Sunday m each month.
Win. Horsefall, Pastor.
E. Chnrch. South: Preaching on 2nd,
3d t _»d 4th Sundays at 11 a. ra. and 7:30 p.
rn. Sunday-school every Sunday at 10
o'clock. Senior Epworth League at C:30, p.
m . Junior League at 3:30,p. m. Prayeriueei-
ing Thursday evening at 7:30.
C. A. Hyatt, pastor.
Christian Chnrch—Services every Lord’s
Day as follows: Preaching at 11 A. ui. and ! ch ildren under tw elv e ............
For a grand bargain in a fine
river bottom farm near a booming
coalmine where all truck raised cau
be disposed of right at borne, call
on the H erald .
SUCCFSSOR
afflicted parts. This wonderful remedy
is known as “ SNUFFLES the G U AR-j
AN TEED CATARRH CURE” and is
Bold at the extremely low price of One
Dollar, each package containing internal
and external medicine siifHcien for a
full month’ s treatment and everything L - J
necessary to its perfect use.
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“ 8NUFFL8” is the only perfect CAT­
ARRH CURE, ever made and is now
recognized as the only safe and positive
cure for that annoying and disgusting
disease. It cures all inflamation quickly
and permanently and is also wonderfully
quick to relieve HAY FEVER or COLD
in the HEAD,
CATARRH when neglected often leads
to CONSUMPTION — “ SNUFFLES ”
will save you if you use it at once. It is
no ordinery remedy, hut a complete
treatment which is positively guaranteed
to cure CATARRH in any form or stage
if used according to the directions which
accompany e.ich package. Don’ t, delay
but send for it at once, and write full
particulars as to your condition, and you
will receive special advice from the dis-
covererof this wonderful remedy regard­
ing your case without cost to vou beyond
the regular price of “ SNUFFLES’ ’ the
“ GUARANTEED CATARRH CU RE.”
Sent prepaid to any address in the
United States or Canada on receipt of
One dollar. Address Dept. ES49 EDWIN
11. GILES
Co., 2330 and 2332 Market
Street, Philadelphia.
The difference—Blank tells us
verbally to sell his ranch every
time lie gets a spell on him and
puts the price so high, and changes
so often we opver get started on it
and it don’t sell.
Dank put his
in our hands bv contract at a legiti­
mate figure and we got down to
business and sold it. Who will be
□ ext.
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Coquille City, Oregon.
Latest and finest styles of finish.
Ä1I W ork Guaranteed.
J
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mmm
C o q u ille C ity , C oos Co., O r.
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I l f 7 are prepared to do all hinds
Cemeiary work at lowest
prices.
AND
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Marble
F. S. Slagle,
Gradite
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Monuments and headstones erectea
Copring cleaning and re-lettering i
7 specialty.
All work guaranteed.
STEWART &WESTGATE, Props, j
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Cleaning and Repairing neatly |
done.
'5M. McDonald, Proprietor .1
pO R SALE AT A BARGAIN—
Land at Cedar Point, with boom
and boom privileges.
Also, over)
250 acres of 2STo. 1 b o1 tom land,
within 2 miles of Coq-ille City, in
quantities to suit purchasers. En­
quire of
W. SINCLAIR,
FREEH
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Coquille, Oregon.
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Sh°p in Coos County.**,
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Only First-Class Work.
All kinds of furniture made to order.
Turning and bandsaw work of
all kinds on short notice.
A ll w o r k C r u a r t u it e e c l.
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State Nornjal School, '
M o n m o u th ,, O r,
G raduates : — The d e-
nmnd for graduates of the Norm11)
School during the past year has been
much keyom) Ihc supply. Positions
with from $40 to $73 per month.
D emand for
Our Choice line of Summer Good,
Shoes, Notions and Fancy
Articles.
G R O C E R I E S AXVD F E E S
O. H A W K I N S J ^
Desirable Property A; a Bargain.
40 acres of land on county road
one mile fiom Court House and
Coquille City.
11 acres is rich
bottom land, partly under culture |
and above ordinary fl«>nd mark.
Good running water ou the plaoe
Other i iu prove ments not considered.
Terms, 1400 dollars. On“ half
dowu, balance in three anti lal in­
stallments. Inquire of. A. B oyrie .
Coquille City, Oregon. Ciin
FA CTO RY
L. LAUTZ, Proprietor
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COME
THOSE ÂUWFUL
HEADACHES.
be cured by properly fitted Glasses.
S tate
C ertificate »
and
D iplomas :
Students are prepared for the state
examinations, and readily take stato
papers on graduation. Strong Aca­
dem ic and Professional Course. Will
equipped Training department. Ex­
penses range from $120 to $175 per year. Fall term opens Sept. 17th.
For catalogue containing full announcements.
Address
or J. B. V. B utler ,
p. L. C ampdeil ,
Secretary.
President.
TH E LONE STAR
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We can help you.
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Cape. LÆ C l s e n .
Proprietor.
OPPOSITE DEPOT.
The exceptional Bargains we are offering in COQUILLE CITY. OREGON
high grade watches Is an eye opener to
close buyers. We show the finest
Keeps only pure Wines and Liquors
assortment o f Watches and
and Fine Cigars.
Jewelry in Coos County.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice 18 hereby ui fen thnt tbe nnder-
signed has t>e*>n duly appointed adminis­
trator of the estate ot 8 L Leneve. deceased
and that all person« Imvinc claims ayninst
«aid eatnte are hereby requested to preaent
the same, properly verified to said admin­
istrator. at his residence in Coquille City,
(Looscounty, Oregon, within six months,
from th* date of this notice.
Dated this 4th day June. 1901.
J W LENEVE, !
Administrator of the estate of 8 L Leneve i
deceased.
Cali ot) us for firje Watch
aqd Jewelry Repairing—
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI 1
the undersigned has been dnly ap­
pointed administrator of the estate of John
Kadabaugh, deceased, ami that all per­
sons having claims against said estate are
hereby requested to present them duly ver­
ified to tha undersigned at his residence,
near Norwa . Coos Counfy, Oregon, within
six months from the date of this notice.
Latud July 2. 1901.
HENRY J. RADARAUGH.
Administrator.
Ht “ j* p orbin
E N G R A V IN G .
W IL S O N J E W E L R Y CO,
James Murray, of John Bear’s o0‘ 1,° »*ke R !°ok
livery stable at Marshfield, was ral1 co “ P 'ny " new wharf now
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE.
over to this valley Wednesday iu
B’ “ » !r.uc".01B. "'V1 .w,,u’11 PX'
quest of bay.
He tell» ns th.t
H-s ance out
Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
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U hll* |o#klllg
dnly issued bv the Clerk of the County
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down into the water from the end &>«« otj^h» r<mn»v of Owe. ,t*t* of Ore-
r ranctaco for a great deal o f tbe
• , BOH. dated »ho J8lh ri;«v of Jon«. lilOl, inn
hay used iD that barn, aud pav a ‘>f *1'«’ »'harf they were surprised » riain notion therein, wherein A. w. Keed
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___ • . ■_ , __ , to see the txxly of a tnau some ills '* plaintUJ, rew.verrd jiidaem.nt acninat
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good price for It, too. It seems to .
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US that our farmers are m issin g a I
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hnndred and eleven dollars, on the 8th
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. watching it the ttody floated up day of Aoril, 1«»7.
good thing W lieu BlRy allow hay to .
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NOTICE ia hereby aiven that J will, on
be shipped from California to Cooe
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the 8th day of Ananat. 1901. at the front
General Graying and tyauHng a Specialty.
Commercial Met)
county at the price« the hay pen «"uld plaiulv .ee Hi* l, was the d
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Promptly and Safely Delivered at any Point. Good F^igs
pie are compelled to ray.
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. in th»» forenoon of «aid day. aell at public
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one hand ramsing. 1 he> I mined l- | ancrion lo th, highest and i»>at.bidder for
Good Teams, fiâtes Reasonable
“ I wish to truthfully state to you ately started for the mill, a mile canh, th«* following-described pn»per*y. t«>-
•cd the readers of these few line, distant, and notified the meu, a h ..! 5“ !«¿I'ditaSSSSt‘{ . ' • ¿ " r ? o S
that your Kodol Dyspepsia C tire is w*»re at dinner. A i:umber returned the 8tb dav of April. l*.»7, or at anv time
without question, the best and only to the wharf, and as dilligent a since
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ls*re«i sit »nd seven in hl.ick F.ichtrrn of
cure for dyspepsia that I evar come search as possible was made, but punb«
AUiho..,, u. ii:e i..wn..f fund«», T?/-kr> o i l l r i n r l c r \ f
in contact with and I have used the body had floated away and
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, . ,nR *° ,,,,, encinn plst of said town on file
many other
preparations. John could not be found. T i n i e . o u iK „1..
iy is and o f reonrdin the «Wee o f <hr C ou n tvflerk
Benm, West Middlesex, Pa. No undoubtedly that o f one o f the ef the aforesaid County, or no much thereof
preparations equals K o.loJD y.pep- Strahsn boys or Theodore Fleming.
sis ( ure as it contains all the natur- who were iccentlv drowned at Caps all cunt* anil ' tlixburst m« ut8 accrued and
a| digestanta. It will digest all Blanco reef, and will probably accruing.
Book i and
Commercial
Work in the neatest and latest styles -
al Coquille Ci v. Or*>< on. Jane n n
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kind» of food ai d can't help but do soon be found on the beach if a Äi, Tamd
im.
M Ki HENcuLLiEH. Call at t/w HERALD office. Our prices are right.
Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon. '
you good. It. S. Knowlton.
close watch is kept.
B
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Coqiqlle, Oregon.
COQUILLE pURNITURE
The Palace Barber Shop,
A nice garden lot of about one
acre in a beautifully located and
well sheltered place near the Ban­
~%z£r>Finest Equipped
don beach will be sold very cheaply
Hot and Cold Baths.
(Itnndon Recorder.)
if a buyer be found soou. For full
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B o r n . — At Rosa’s mill, July 24, information and terras call at tbp COQUILLE,
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to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chandler H e b a l d office.
a daughter.
Captain John Jorgensen is to
N o tic e ,
rig and be master of the new
Any
party
cutting Timber or
schooner now being built at Par­
kersburg, Captain P. Ellingson Chittim Bark on the lands of the
will take charge of the schooner Southern Oregon Company, or re­
moving such, or any other property
Parkersburg.
A letter received a few davs ago from the said lands, will be prose­
from W. V, Cope who is in Alaska, cuted according to law.
A REWARD of one-half the
conveysd the intelligence that he
is doing well, and that he would value recovered will be given for
make his reappearance in Curry such information as will lead to a
shortly after the geise migrates conviction, in each case.
S outhern O regon Cc.
southward.
Superintendent W. H. Bunch
was in town Thursday evening of
last week on his wav to visit the
schools of Southwestern Coos.
From him we learn that he has ar­
j . S. Knuematz returned from rangements pretty well completed
bis hunting trip Tuesday evening, for the Teacher's Institute which
and reports capturing a few fine, convenea here August 5, 6, 7 and
large bucks aud anticipates going 8th. The Hotel Ht this place will
agniu iu tbe near future.
The give teachers reduced rates and
looked for arrival o f the Maudaluy the usual reductions have beeu
given by the transportation com­
was tha cause o f his short stay.
panies.
J. D. Myers, of Ely, this stats,
C. W. Hess, a former resident of
who exchanged places with M. this place, accompanied by his fam-
Kroll, of Riuck creek, has arrived ly, has bepn camping in Bandon
to take charge, and seems to bn well for a fpw days.
They have not
pleased with his new location. W’e slept in a house for some months,
welcome these good people to Coos hay iug been traveling during that
county citizenship, aud hope the time.
They left Roseburg last
exchange will be for tbe mututd Spring and traveled mto North­
benefit of all concerned.
eastern Washington and then re
Cbas. Zaira, formerly a prom­ turned. Mr. Hess is ttliuking of
inent lioseb n ig baker, was iu town locating at Coquille and intended
Wednesday looking for a location, going there to day.
and has decided to cast bis lot with
The Reorganized Church of
ub .
He went nt once to Roseburg Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
to get his effects aud is now due will hold a re-union, or series of
here again.
He will Hccupv a vneptiugs at Bandon. August 16 to
building in a prominent location 25th
Members of the Bandon
on Front street and will conduct a Branch, residing at different points
bakery of the first class.
in Cisis and Douglas county and
F. E. Clayton, of near Baudon, other parts of this district are ex­
arrived from Portland Thursday, pected to be in attendance. It is
having come dowu on the Alliance j P"s**ihl6 that Joseph Luff, oue of
aud oyer from the bay by rail, * T|le apostles, will be present, and
bringing with him the necessary Elder A. M. Chase who visited this
(nnebiupay to fuld a sawmill to bin! a ction
tlnpo nr four former oc-
brcombnodle factory, cooHisting of j ca®ions ia expected to be here.
a good and substantial aaA-frame
and a pair of 48 inch double cir-
Pott Orford Tribune: Last Sat-
culatM nod the tiMCPHsnry shafting, \ urday at noon, two gentlemeu,
etc-, which will be a big addition strangers, coming up tbe coA*t.
to bis enterprise.
I on arriving at Mussel creek, went
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Walher, Proprietors.
Having obtained first class rig* and j
foams, I urn now prepared to do a
general freight and passenger business
between Myrtle Point and Roseburg.
Will leave Myrtle Point on Tuesday,
making one trip a week. Will make
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First-class accommoda- ;
L ttt.ion requires,
J. A. Du bil l .
Myrtle Point, Oregon.
¡ IVERY and Feed STABLE
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Coquille City, Or.
Job Printina*
The Americus Cub W hisky is one
of the specialties served in these
Ciubrooms.
ROSEBURG-MYRTLE POINT
STAGELINE.
B. FENTON,
PROPRIETOR-
Saddle Horses of best quality always an hand. Good Rigs in leadi-.
ness for special trips. In fact, a geneml Stage and Livery business.
Accommodations for Traveling men a speciality.