C iti]
^ ?T «U Ù
Ths Late ta b .
Willard Crawford, tbe attorney,
is iu ill health again.
The old
The following let'erfroro Rose, gentleman is quite feble rud does
TUESDAY. OCT, 22, 1001.
bnrg, written to II- C. CordeS by not plek up as he had hoped to do.
Ivirc. CV IxL Wicfelia-m. Pi’opn ctesa
£
F. A. McCall, which appears in the
O o Q .v t .i l l Q O i t y . O r o e i o r t .
Mrs. Alice Hatcher, of Fairview,
Church Directory.
Coos Bay News explains itself:
i “ I write you these few lines to lu- has purchased hix nice lots iu Cecils C o llie r Residence. -
Coquille O r e . First-class in every respect; courteous treatment. transient and reg.
EpisoopM C hurch.“ E piscopal services fortn you that I have been un addition to our town, and a resi
“
’
' ular Boarding and Lodging.
w ill l»e held a t Ht. Jam es church, C oqu ille
Best
Table
Service.
dence
will
he
built
on
them
and
avoidably delayed and unable to
C ity the third Sunday in each month.
Room»
Neat
and
Clean.
ibe
faily
will
move
to
town
in
the
White Labor
W in. H orselall. Pastor. make out statements and reports of
First street—east end of bridge.
Courteous Treatment.
M E. C hurch. S ooth : P reaching each the fair, up to the present time, hut winter hereafter to get the benefits
rnnoi^ : :ansn
and every Sundays at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p.
Handy to Depot and Boat Landing.
of our schools.
in. Sunday-school every Snnday at 10 will attend to the matter the bf gin
We have not
o ’c lo c k . Senior E pw ortb League at C:30, p. ning of next week.
Wtt. R Ranter, ar., father of
in. Ju n ior League at 3:30,p. m. Prayerm cet- gotten tbe state money yet.
Will Capt. W. R. Panter o f the lower
ing T hu rsday even ing at 7:30.
send premium warrants to nil the river, who was committed to the
H.
A llen, pastor.
C hristian Church — S ervices every L ord ’ s exhibitors that received premiums innuue asylum from this place on
Day ns follow s. Preaching at 11 A. m . and as soon as we receive the money. (
February 15, 1890. and who es
7:30 p, m; Lord’ s Supper. 12 to 12:15; B ible
Having obtained first class rigs and
S ch ool, lo a. n it C .E . Prayer m eeting. fi:30 I hope the delay lias uot been of caped from that institution un the i
p . ni. W ednesday—Mid-week prayer m eef- any inconvenience
to you nnd 29th day of lest month, arrived in
teams, I am now prepared to do a
iu c.7 :3 0 p . in. The p ublic is cordially in vited
general freight and passenger business
to attend till services. J i ; M . H unter . j others.”
town Thursday about ten a. m. and
Minister.
between Myrtle Point and Rosebnrg.
proceeded
to
the
lauding
and
M . E. C hurch.— Preachinfr seryice everv
(F rom the Coos Day News)
Will leave Myrtle Point on Tuesday,
boarded the Dispatch as soon ns
1st, 3rd and 5th. Sunday at 11, a. in. and
• isasaE3iS*nES
and 7, JO p. ui Sunday school every Sunday
Rev. R . C. Lee has accepted an she arrived.
making one trip a week. Will make
It seems the oh!
at 10. a. in. Epworth Leaune. 0 30 p . rn. offer made by a life insurance com
gentleman
has
succeeded
in
evad
trips
to
r
oqui
•
•
1
lty
when
occasion
requires.
First-class
accommoda
P ra yer m eeting every Tnursday evening at
7.30. A special invitation is extend ed to the pany, at a good salary, and will ing the officers and made his wav tion.’, guaranteed.
J. A. D lsill .
p u b lic to attend all services.
make headquarters at Salem.
home without being detected. We j
Myrtle Point, Oregon.
W . if. U oloom b, P astor.
Morgan Black died at Gaidinpr presume that the greater part of
T h e W. C. T . U. m eets every Tuesday at
it p. iu . at the Presbyterian church.
lately. He was a brother o f H. N. the distance had been made ou
Presbyterian Sabbotli school e v ir v S ab-
foot, be having a fatigued appear-
b o th at 10 a. m. Jesse H all, Superintend , Black, o f Sumner, who was pres-
j eut at his bedside when he passed ence, and claimed to have had
en t.
nothing to eat for four days. •
Preaching each 2nd and ith S abboth at away.
11 a. ui. and 7:30 p. in. You «re cordialy
The old man seems quite intioual
invited.
Samuel S. W hite, Pustor.
Coquille City. Coos Co.. Or.
John Bear is doing good work in on all points except in regard to an
| the repariDg of the Marshfield Ein- imaginary trouble in bis head. It
U p are ¡ire pa red to do 1.7/ hinds
j pire road. Broken rock is being remains to be seen just what the
L O C A L ITEM S.
■■o f Came ta ry w o rk a t lo w e st
I used to fill up the hols, and a uuthorieties will do with him.
Fruit Jars at the Kuuematz’s. I liberal covering o f burnt fireclay \
p
ric e s .
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When completed j
J. P. Tapper, of Bandon, was is to be added.
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
it will be oue of the best winter
up tbe middle of the week.
roads in the state.
Mian Florence Waistrom, of Par
“ Something Now Under the Sun-*'
Geo. A. Brown, who has charge
kersburg, was iu town Friday.
AND
of tile salmon hatchery on South
All Doctors have tried to cure CAT-
M. C. Binglmm, the bee and Coos river, was iu town Saturday.
A R liH by the use of powders,acid gases,
fancy foul naan was in town F ri He had secured, up to date, 150,- inhalers and drugs in paste form. Their
day.
powders
dry up the mncuous mem
Mon aments and headstones erectea
000 chinook eggs, and said there
causing them to crack open and
See the beautiful Stereoscopic was plenty o f fish at the rack and branes
Coping, cleaning and re -le tte rin g
bleed. The powerful acids used in tbe
Views o f Ernest Stanff at Lorenz’s more coming all the time. A big inhalers have entirely eaten away the
A specialty,
store.
* freshet is the only thing that will same membranes that their makers have
a ll w o rk g u a ra n te e d .
aimed to cure, while pastes and oint
Marshal Goodman, of this place, prevent him getting all the eggs he ments cannot reach the disease. An old
STEWART &WESTGATE, Props,
can
handle.
and experienced practitioner who has
had business at Mathfielod lust
N e w Boarding H o u s e T U iT LE TEMPERANCE HOUSE
FROM MYRTLE POINT TO ROSEBURG.
& C 0 „
Coos Co. iv rble | Granite Works.
Hardware, Stoves,
Tin and Agate ware
Doors and Windows,
Lime and Cement,
Agricultural implements,
Paifjts and oiis,
M a rb k
0 ro p e
GALSS.
ods - Lowest Prices.
for many years made a close study and
week.
specially of the treatment of CATARRH ,
(R andou R ecord er.)
has at last perfected a Treatment which
Attorney Sinclair, of this place,
The loug dearth o f scbooneis 1 when faithfully used, not only relieves WP*
visited the hay on business last
was broken last Monday by the ar- l at once, but permanently cures CAT-
?!
week.
rival of the schooner Del Norte | AUK II, by removing the cause, stopping
A
J. N. Roberts, the furniture man which made its appearance here | the discharges, and curing all inflam
It is the only remedy known
■■M, McDoigold, ?ic?r;ctc.-.s''
of Myrtle Point, returned from the from Rogue river and sailed in mation.
to science that actually reaches tbe
bay Wednesday.
afflicted
parts.
This wonderful remedy
over the liar.
is known as “ SNUFFLES the G U AR
For a neat little borne, garden
The cannery was obliged to shut | ANTEED CATARRH CURE” and is
lots and barn, at bedrock prices, down for a few days awaiting a sold at the extremely low price of One
^ F in e s t Equipped Shop in Coes County, «v
call on the H e r a l d .
supply of tio rrorn the city.
A Dollar, each package containing internal
and external medicine siiilleien for a
Hot and Cold Baths.
Only First-Class Work.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Figg. of this supuly came ou tbe Mandalay, and full month’ s treatment and everything
place, are visiting their daughter, Tuesday morning the caunery be necessary to its perfect use.
o t t :
c
o
s
r
u
i
n
n
E
,
gan
taking
fish
again.
“ SNUFFLS” is the only perfect CAT
Mrs. Taylor Dement, above Myrtle
ARRH CURE, ever made and is now
|
T.
W.
Clark,
o
f
the
Bandon
Point.
recognized as the only safe and positive
j Woolen Mills Co., struck out Tues
F or S ale . A fine blacksmith- day for the Willamette valley, tc cure for that annoying and disgusting
disease. It cures all inhumation quickly
iog business. Reason for selling secure night weavers. He went to and permanently and is also wonderfully
too much work. Call at H erald Myrtle Point iu a buggy from quick to relieve HAY FEVER or COLD
in the HEAD.
office.
j which place he went hv stage. He
CAT A KKH when neglected often leads
F or S ale - -A n
Omego hand 1 will visit Oregon City uud other to CON8UMFTION— “ SNUFFLES”
will
save you if you use it at once. It is
separator, GOO capacity— good as I yalley towns.
no ordinery remedy, but a complete
new. Apply
to Z. C. Btraug.
Captain C. H. Butler took the treatment which is positively guaranteed
Address Coquille.
j tug out over the liar Tuesday giv to cure CATARRH in any form or stage
The members of the Christian ing the bur a good inspection. He if used according to the directions which
accompany e.icli package. Don’ t delay
Endeavor Society of llie Fisbtrap reported two channels each having hut send for it at once, and write full
a
depth
o
f
eleven
feet
o
f
water.
section, will uive an entertainment
particulars as to your condition, and you
The worst trouble is that each will rec ive special advice from the dis
on the evening o f the 31st.
channel is narrow, the oue north coverer of this wonderful remedy regard
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Philpott, late being crooked, while the oue to the ing your case without cost to you beyond
of Bnndon, took Martin’s stage at south is dangerously close lo the the regular price of “ SNUFFLES” the
“ GUARANTEED CATARRH CU R E .”
tLis place on Thursday for Rose- south jetty.
However the two
Sent prepaid to any address in the
burg, eu route to their future home cbaunels are not likely to k eej United States or Canada on receipt of
at Sunnyside, Washington.
One dollar. Address Dept. ES-19 EDWIN
apart for any length of lime.
B. GILES <fc Co., 2330 and 2332 Market
Anyone
inferested
in fancy
Street, Philadelphia.
—
-
[h e Palace Barber Shop,
ZD
. Z-Z. Tolmscn, Frcp.
rO T s r
FRESH MEATS o f nil Knnl C'oiisinnlh/ on Hands,
also
Fish, Clams and Chickens.
TTvT'o - w i l l p a y
fli3
I Z E g lz e s t I F r ic e
C 2 v ic lc e n .3 , a n d . w a n t
-4 0
fe r
y c u r
d o ze n .
C la n iE a r . S a l e T u e s d a y a n d
Friday,
&^xa'jcasii*gjg-g«3^tfla»<i-.- ’..Mary,, rtj.niirinTiriir— —
State Nornjal School,
New Shoes and Slippers,
Mcmmouth^ Or.
Gum Boots and Clothing,
G iuduate » : — The de
mand for graduates of the Normal
.School during the past year lias been
much beyond the supply. Position»
with from $10 to $75 per month.
D im a xi) ror.
(Ji’Of ffli's a lid Feed.
chickens should call at the H erald
I Marshfield 8un.|
S tatk C eu tihcate » and D iploma * :
—
*
office and see some of the fine Bull'
A number of schools of sardines
Students are prepared for the state
Anyone in Coquille City who has
PlymoutliBrocks on sale.
liave been noticed iu the bay of property to exchange for pioperty
oMuniuutions, and readily take state
pipers on graduation. Strong Aca
A card from our former citizen late.
in Bandon will do well to call at
demic at d Professional Course. Will
Fourteen hundred salmon were th e H e r a l d office.
J H. Bogue late of Bandon, dated
equipped Training department. Ex
at Ashland, this state, informs us received at the Marshfield cannery
F or S ale .— Nearly 21 ticers in
penscs range from $120 to $175 pc year. Fall term opens Sept. 17th.
lie has purchased a home at that Monday.
side City limets, newly impioved.
For catalogue containing full announcements,
Address
place where he will settle down.
The football players will give a Enquire of B. F, Crow, North of
or J. B. V. Bu rutit,
P. L. C a m p b e l l ,
ball
on
the
2Gth
mat.
to
raise
funds
Miss Ethel Smith who has been
Odd Fallow ceuietry. Price, 8750
President.
Secretary.
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. for uniforms ami necessary ex
COR SALE AT A BARGAIN.—
Oot-d Watches are always de
and Mrs. E. B. Smith, of ltivertou, penses.
sirable — -always useful —
Salmon trolls could not be had 1 Land at Cedar Point, with boom
for Borne time, departed for her
Also, over
in
Marshfield tin.-, week for love and boom privileges.
'I
1
.f.M.
ja y .,:- .
home at W oolf creek, on Wednes
When yon want a watch It
nor money. The sports had ex 250 acres of Z T C - 1 bo'tom land,
day.
within 2 miles of Coquille City, in j
hausted the supply.
' .
>">! will be worth your while to
Father Donnelly will fie at the
quantities to suit purchasers. E n -.
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....
c a lln m liu s p c .t o u r a s r .it -
It is understood that Captain A.
Ca.pt. ZvZ Clsea,
following-named places on the fol
quire of
W. SINCLAIR,
lowing dates within the present M. Simpson has ordered the con
P r o p r ie to r .
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Coquille, Oregon.
1
A
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month: Capo Blanco, 17th to 21st, struction of another schooner at
r's the lowest.
| COQUILLE CITY, OREGON
OPPOSITE DEPO T
Port Orford on ‘21st, Frankport his North Bend shipyard.
Wrn. Turpeu, of North Bend,
22nd, Gold Beach 23rd till 28th,
was married in San Francisco ou
and at Marshfield on tbe 30th.
Tuesday o f this week to Miss Maud
Mothers every where praise One Pollexleo.
The contracting par
Minute Cough Cure for the suffer ties are popularly kDown ou the
J e w s l c r y , S i lv e r w a r e , ÌVIusical I n
ings it has relieved and the lives of bay.
s t r u m e n t s a n d O p tic a l G o o d s.
their little ones it has saved. Strikes
Edward Farriu returned from
at the root of the trouble and draws
Salem last week, where he took
out the inflammation.
The chil
i the necessary examination to he
Digests what you eat. Special attention given to fitting Spre
dren’s favorite Cough Cure. R. S.
j admitted to the bar and is now a This preparation contains all of the
ti ’Its uu corecting defects of tin
Kn owl ton.
| full-fledged attorney at law.
lie digestants and digests all kinds of
food. It gives instant rellefaud never
Mr. and Mrs Joe Hudson re 1 is one of Coos county's brightest falls tocure. It. allows you to eat all
turned home Wednesday from a young tneu, with a promising future the food you want. The most sensitive
tomachs can take It. By its use many
visit of several weeks in the state in stoic for him.
Jiourands of dyspeptics have been
*
-
o f Washington, with their daugh
lured after everything else failed. It
ter, Mrs. Tanner, at Aberdeen.
Mrs. John Johnson, and little prevents formation ofgason the stom
il s o n
e w e lr t
On their way home Uncle Joe suf folks, of Ratidon. visited Mrs. E. i ach, relieving all distress after eat Ing.
Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to take.
fered a light stmke of paralysis, j Lewiu, of this place, last week.
but seeiua to be all right again, at
It can’t help
$ 1 0 0 -Reward $100.
which his niuDy friends are much
but do you good
The
reader«
o
f
this
paper
will
be
pleased
Prepared only by E. C. P e W itt & Co., < ’hioaga
pleased.
to learn that there is at leant one dreaded
WATCH
US
FOR WATCH
BARGAINS!
HE
LONE
STAR
■ ‘K v
Keeps only pure "Wines and Liquors
and Fins Cigars.
The Americus Cub W hisky is one
of the specialties served in these
Clubrooms.
Dyspepsia Cure
w *<ch W
co. ; ROSEBURG-MYRTLE POINT
STAGELINE.
7
For ail kinds of
S. Kinder, o f Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia, father of Mrs. Frank Snow,
of North Fork, who hns been np
on a visit, started on his return
hotce Thursday, going over to the
bay by an extra where he will take
a steamer. Mr. K is not unfavor
ably impressed with our section,
but lias not yet sold out in Califor
nia, and thinks he will spend the
winter, at least, in that state.
“ I had long suffered from indi
gestion," writes G. A. LeDeis. Cedar
City, Mo., “ Like others I tried many
preparations hut never found any
thing that did me good until I took
Codol Dyspepsia Cure. One bottle
cured me A fu end who had suf
fered similarly 1 put on the use of
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He is gain:
ing fast and will soon he able to
work. Before lie used Kodol Dys
pepsia Cure indigestion had made
liim a total wreck. R. S. Knowlton
disease that science hasb*cn able to cure in
all its si lues, and that is Catarrh
H a ll's 1
Catarrh Cure is the only p ositive cure km >\vn ,
to the m edical fraternity. Catarrh b rine a j
constitutional disease requires a con stitu
tion al treatm ent.
H all’ s Catarrh Cure is j
taken internally, acting d irectly upon the •
blood and m ucous surfaces o f the system,
thereby destroying the fou n da tion o f the
disease nnd yiving the patient strength by
building tin the constitution and a suiting
nature iu d oing its work.
The proprietors
have so much faith in it« curative powers,
that they oiler One H undred Dollars for ,
m y case that it fails to cure. Send for list
if testimonials. Address.
F. J. CHUNKY A C >..
Toledo, O.
I /.’ “Sold bv drnffoists. 75 cents.
Hall’ s Fam ily P ills are tne best,
•
•
100 acres fur sale. J of a mile
from river. Enough red cedar to
cut 1.000,100 shingle«, good graz
ing and fruit land with fine bottom
land garden o f about 3 acres, an I
100 young fruit trees set. few Ivar-
ing
F ids coal on place. Wont I
t »ke good team as part pay, and
and give time ou part. Inquire of
the M e It ALP.
T b e $1. bottle contains
Job Printing'
times tbe 50c, sis«.
II S. Kuowltou.
Book and C om m ercial Work in the neatest a n d la te st s ty le s -
C all a t the HERALD office.
O ur prices a re rig h t.
~ yj //J //ts ,J J
fY ? e ;
TA .;K
,.NJ» W ASHINGTON STRK KTS
is e
fOK TIeA N :'. OREGON
------------- Board of D irectors
D.
D. r THOMPSON I’ft*.CSlDK2?T
SO U R COHI N
D A v ip M. DUN NE
2 ~
PROPRIETO R
Saddle Horses of best quality always ou hand. Good Rigs in readi
ness for special trips. In fact, a general Stage aud Livery business.
Accommodations for Traveling men a speciality.
m unger j
Butchers,
A . P. A rm stron g, I X . B .. Principal
A pmctlcr.l, progressive school conspicuous
for thmrou^h w ork , v .:h ¡urn reus o f graduates
*n jiositiuns as bookkeepers and stenographers.
Already proud o f a high standing wherever
know n, it steadily grows better and better.
O pes all the year. Students admitted any time.
Private or class instruction. Learn what and
how we teach, and what it costs. Catalogue free
B. FENTON,
COQ U ILLE C IT Y ,
LYONS’ B U IL D IN G .
ICaspa in sta n tly or*. Zlazid. ITrcsla
Z/Zsats
cf -A-ll ZZind.3.
Cash Paid for Fat Hogs in Shipping
Quantities.
M a n -u fa c t ia r e s
^ L U i p E g , L ?IT I)S , E TC V:>
/IPPLEBOXES, D$Y FIPISIuPG J S P K IJ M f.
Patterns for houses, barns, aud bridges furnished promptly.
Deliveries of lumber and shingles made by rail or water.