Coquille City herald., December 09, 1902, Image 4

GoguiUe City Retala. .[SPECIAL OFFER
TUESDAY. DECEMIiKR *.», 1902 ,
Two Papers tor
Tine Prioe of One
Church Directory.
YoungPeoplesWeekly
C h b is tia n C hurch .
Pleaching every
Huuday at 11 a. iq . and 7:30
m . Sunday
school; at 10 a. m . Christian Endeavor at
0:30 p. in.
Prayer meeting overy Wednaa-
pay evening at 7:30. All cordially invited.
Episcopal C hurch.— Episcopal services
w in be held at St. James church, Ooquille
City the third Sunday in each month.
Sunday school at 10 a. m . each Sunday.
W in . H orsefall, Pastor.
M E . C hurch, South:
Preaching each
and every Sundays at 11 a. m . and 7:30
m . Sunday-school every
8unday at
o’ clock. Senior Epworth League at 6:30, p.
m . Ju nior League at 3:30, p. in. Prayerineet-
\t\tf Th ursd ay eyeuing at 7:30.
H . C . Allen, pastor.
ft
M . E . Church.— Preaching service every
1st. 3rd and 5th. Sunday at 11, a. m . and
and 7,30 p. m . Sunday school eyery Sunday
at 10, a . m . Epwortn League, 6 ¡W p. m .
Prayer m eeting every Tnursday evening at
7.30. A special inyitation is extended to the
public to attend all services.
W . S. H olcom b, Pastor.
The W . C. T . U . meets every 1st and 3rd
Friday at if p. in. at the Christian church.
Presbvterian Sabboth sohool every Sab-
both at 10 a. m . Jesse H a ll, Superintend­
en t.
T h e leading young people’s paner in
Ameriaa, containing each week from eight to
twelve pages o f four broad columns eaoh.
all beautifully illustrated with original and
artistic half-tone engiavings, in black and
colors.
Y oung P eople ' s W eekly has reached its
marvelous success and attained a circula­
tion o f oyer 210,000 copies a week, because
its oontents interest young readers. Its
popularity extends to thoughtful parents
who recognize in it one of the best aids in
keeping young folks in healthy touch with
the aotive world, giving them a taste for
clean, vigorous reading, and presenting
truth« in their most attractive form .
Its fiction is vholesom o, its oom m ent on
current events is helpful to young peop
its editorials are inspiring. All its depart­
m ents are conducted in a way that has
proved m ost helpful to their readers.
All its writers are skilled in interesting
nnd devoted to uplifting young people.
Y oung P eople ’ s W eekly is also a paper
for the fam ily, aud interests old and young
alike. It is the largest, handsomest nnd
best paper of its olass published.
O U H S P E C IA L O F F E R .
Arrangements have been perfeoted be
tween the nublishers o f Y oung P eople ’ s
Preaching each 2nd and 4th Sabboth at
W kkkly ana H erald which snnblo us
11 a. m . and 7:30 p. m .
You are cordialy
offer both papers at the price of tbo last
invited.
Samuel S. W h ite . P«stor.
named alone. Send us $1.50 for one year’ s
Services by the First Baptist ‘Churoh of subscription to the H erald and both it and
Coquille, at the M . E. Church the second Y oung P eople ’ s W keklv will be mailed to
anti fourth Sundays in each month at 11 a . vou regularly for 52 consecutive weeks.
T h is offer applies to both now subscribers
m. and 7:30 p.m ,
C. D. P bic $,
Pastor.
and present subscribers who renew their
subscriptions before February I, 1003, p a y ­
G kuman B aptist Service* by H ev. C . H . ing for same a full year in advance :t reg­
Barklow each 2nd and 4th Sunday in each ular rutes.
m onth, at the Little Church at this place.
L O C A L ITEM S.
D ied . I d Marshfield, Nov. 30,
1902, George Diller, nged 29 years.
A. IS. DeaD, of this city,
business in Myrtle Point
week.
had
last
W. M. Cox, of Marshfield, re­
turned from a trip to Grants Pass
on Friday, coming in over the
Middle Fork road. Ho tells us the
road was exceedingly rough aud
that the river occupied consider­
able of it iu places.
A M a c s a t u « T h i r t y Y «'ara
T Ü « ChrlftfaiiHM
I DcrviiilM'r)
ft n m H c r o l T I I E D E L l I E i T O n
■ a a ls o III, T l n r t i , III » n n I <r r s n r j
lu m b e r .
To do justice to this number,
which for beauly aud utility touches
the highest mark it would be neces­
sary to print the entire list of con-
tents.
It is sufficient to state that
in it the best modern writers and
artists are generously represented.
The book contains over 230 pages,
with 34 full-page illustrations, of
which 20 are iu two or more colors.
The magnitude of this December
number, for which 728 tons of paper
nnd six tons of ink have been used,
may be understood from the fact
that 91 presses running 14 hours a
day, have been required to print it;
the binding alone of the edition of
915,000 copios representing over
20,000,000 sections which had to be
gathered individually by human
hnndp.
REfIDY!
Ifh e Palace Barber Shop,
McDonald Proprietor
Fiuest Equipped S hop in Coos County
Christmas Goods for 1902. A
magnificent array of Toys and No­
tions.
Hot and Cold Baths.
O Q T J IL L E
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Only First-Class Work.
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O I^ E O O lS r
P. E. Drone
Butcher,
GOLDEN BUILDING,
COQUILLE CITY
Keep s ccnstanty on H aad Fresh. Meat,
of -A-li 3Cin.de
Biuutou Recorder
W. H. Roberts inspector of the
life saving servico for this district
gave the station here a visit this Panoylmported and. Domestic Chinaware
week.
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J K. McLeod aud Alex McLeod,
Chinaware in great varieties, including fancy Cups nnd Saucers, Jar-
of Coquille put in an appearence
here Inst Tuesday, having brought dimers, Flower Pots Rose Jars, Cracker Jars, Vases, Tea Pots, Mugs,
down their piledriver to repair the Bowls balnd Dishes Sauce Sots, Platters, Celery Trays, Pitchers, Cream­
ers, etc., etc. Ihe finest assortment ever brought to this city.
lower wharf.
Will and Alfred Caughell, Willie
Doyle and Johnny Curry of Wud-
derburn, were in town Sunday hav­
ing como up to take 1300 pounds of
salmon eggs to Wedderburn. These
eggs came from Battle Creek, Mich­
igan.
They were shipped in ice
and will be used for tne propagation
Doll Carriages, like cut, good
of salmon in Rogue river.
size, regular price 50 cents, our
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speciul offer................................... 35
Anyone wishing carpets or rugs
woven cheap, call on Sirs. K. Hol-
vei sou, three miles west of Coquille
on the McAdams place.
Toy Saratoga Trunks,
all sizes and prices.
DOLLS. A mngnifiennt assort­
ment of our ‘25c dressed dolls can
not be excelled in their values, all
sizes andstyles. Every one of them
a bargain.
Doll Nursing Bottles,an
exact imitation of the
large o n e ......................................... 5c
Cash Paid for Hides in Shipping
Quantities.
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ZLvf-^ilSr
Who tied tho cow's tail to his log in tho process of milk­
ing; said sho had uot dragged him over two miles before
ho realized he had made it mistake.
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I-ucTi Eaxtliex
Must you he draggtd before you realize you are making a
mistake iu not using Electric Lights.
Arc you aware there hrs been a
KITCHEN UTENSILS”
'IVp f i l — — lilitfM*»»**:*'*»:»:° « *:+:*«! <*»•'»«•»
Mr. audAIrs. John Nashurg have marked growth, not only in Coquile
kitchen sets of tinwares, cake pan«
changed their residence from Ban City, but in the whole Coquille Val­
pie tins, frying pans, cups, bread
don to Empire City.
ley durihg the past year? Yes.
panB, milk pails, etc., 14 to 20
assorted pieces iu a b o x ............. 10c
Anyone in need of the services Then why not purchase property
DOUBLE YOUR SALARY.
of a first cl&6s prnner will do well aud get the benefit of the raiso in
KUBBER BALLS,
Plain and
to_drop a line to M. Q. Fold, Myrtle values? Before buying it will pay
fancy rubber, all sizes, from 5c up
you to investigate my list.
R. D.
Adam Pershbaker, the retired Sanford, Coquille Oregon.
Toy Watehop, nickle to 35e.
Thousands of young men nnd
sawmill man and merchant, of
. . . . 5c
plated
Dr, G. D. Elgin and Uncle Bob women are being advanced to posi­
BANKS. Toy Combination Bunks
Prosper, was up to this city the
tions
of
trust
and
responsibility
Lowe came down out oi the mines
made of iron, enameled nnd decorat­
middle o f the week.
through
the
technical
training
re­
in thp mountains of Curry county
ed iu g ilt....................................... 25c
Miss Rilla Dunham, of this city, to Myrtle Point 'o u Wednesday. ceived iu
Toy
Sad
Irons,
Pott’s
is now the efficient wuitress at Uncle Bob, while yet very tottery
DRUMS, all sizes, 25c, 50c, 75c,
The International
pattern, good size, de­ $1 00, $1 25.
Hotel Guerin, at Myrtle Poiut, from bis stroke o f paralysis, is in
Correspondence School
tachable handle, nickle-
having gone to that place on Wed­ good health, while tue doctot is
.....................................25c
We successfully teach all the plated.
nesday.
TINSEL GARLAND.
J inch
“just as young as he used to be.”
Engineering trades. Commercial,
diameter tinsel garlands for decora­
W e have on our clubbing lis
George Hall, present owuer of Shorthand, and English courses,
Boys Painted Carts’ tion and costume, per y d .............. 5c
The Peoples Press, the Socialist’s tbo Divilbiss and other valuable
state.'ofiicial paper of Oregon. We claims iu that locality, came down Ornamental Design, Architecture,
size 7x14 inches, (not
Lettering and Sign Painting, Chem­
give both papeisfor $1.75.
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A Children’s Jap-
6x11) 8 inches wood spoke wheels, f
ont of the mountains on Thursday. istry, Etc.
tin
tires,
special
price..................25c
He
reports
everything
moving
riirVaf
!f|Jftue8e
s *lk Hdkfs
Wm. Hlingshy, of the firm of
A postal designating what you
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small, scalloped
Johnson, Dean A Co., of this city along iu good shape, He is run­ are interested in will bring you
and embroidered in flowers and
and Myrtle Point, who lives at the ning his five-stamp mill regularly further information if addressed to
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latter named place, had business right along on ore that is paying
•J. E. M a r t i n ,
Our special bargain in
about $20 per ton, and working
in town one day last week.
Local Representative, •
Broome The regular 15c
eleven men.
Marshfield. Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Guerin, of
TOYS. V. B. C. Block,
q u a lity........ ................ 10c
Tlie Ccmmonei
Myrtle Point, went to the bay the
Bells, ¡Horns, Tea Sets,
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Rattles, etc.
forepart of last week to take the
(M b . B ryan ’ s P a p e r )
steamer for San Francisco, where
This Í8 the season of the year
The Commoner has attained when the prudent and careful house­
they will spend the winter.
within six months from date of the wife replenishes her supply of
Bissel’s Carpet
Dr. Strange passed through this first issue a circulation o fj 100,000
MUSH BOWLS. Flar­
Sweeper though
Chamberlain’s
Cough
Remedy.
It
city the first of the week from his copies, a record probably never
ing shape, green outside
small does the
tiip to Cnrry county, and is now equaled in the history of Amerioau is certain to be needed before the
and inside white, per set
practical work.
in his Myrtle Point office ready periodical literature. The unparal. winter is over, ond results are much
of six .......................... 30c
Just tho thing
more
prompt
and
satisfactory
when
for business.
lied growth of this papoi^demou- it is kept at hand and given as soon
for a girl. Nice-
DECORATED LAMPS.
Table
The Johusou^Bros., our sotla- strides that there is room rn the as tho cold is contracted and before
lv v a r ni shed.
Lamps, beautifully decorated in
newspaper
field
for
a
national
pa­
pop-ular young men o f this place,
, ................25c
it has become settled in the system. Our price.
flowers, opalcent globes, the newest
are making arrangements. to put per devoted to the discussion of In almost every instance a severe
Colored Crayon Pen­ designs. A l l prices.
up a new and more commodious political, economic, and social prob­ cold nicy bo warded ofi by taking
lems. To the colnmus o f The this remedy freely us soon os the
cils, 6 assorted colors
building for their Hoda works.
Commoner Mr. Bryau contributes first indication of the cold appears.
in a telescope b o x . . 5c
Extraordinary bargains in
Owing to the high water iu the hiu best efforts; and his review of
kid body Sleeping Dolls, 12
There
is
no
danger
in
giving
it
to
North Fork, the mail carrier failed political events as they arise from
Toy Garden Set con­
to 14 inches tall, well made.
ehihlrea for it contains nc harmful
to get up the river from Myrtle time to time cau not tail to interest
sists of Rn'-.e, Hoe nnd
Our price...........................25c
substance. It is pleasant to take—
Point to Gravel Fold, Leu and Fair- those who study public questions.
Shovel, strongly built,
both adults and children like it.
view on Thursday.
The Commoner’s regular sub­ Buy it and get the nest. It always made of wrought iron,long varnish­
We cures. For sale by by II 8. Knowl­ ed ban lies, good size for larger
KITES. Kite of unique design,
\V. F. Kennedy, of ibis eity, re­ scription price is $ l per year
boys, per set................................ 25c guaranteed good flyer.................. 5c
turned on Friday from a weeks visit have nrranged with Air. Bryan ton.
out at Camas Valley, where he had whereby we can furnish his pnper
:— X- ■ ,.— ¡1 Tablo Sets.
Bugles and Horns,
been to see his little son, who has and the H e r a l d together for one
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Children’s sil­
nicely painted, small
year for #2. The regular subscrip­
been quite ill for several (lavs.
tion price of the two papers when
oc., largo........................................19° ver plate table set, knife, fork nnd
Miss Lillie Wagner, who lias subscribed for separately is $2.50.
BOWS and' Alt ROW *
MniliTTif spoon, good quality, per set__ ,25s
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JOHNSON, DEAN & CO., PROPS.
been iu town with her ttister, Mrs.
bamboo, and wrapped in rattan,
B o lt e r
i i ■■ ii 1*1 i l t i e r ,
Z. C. Strang, .vent to \rago, Wed­
EXPRESS WAGON. Boys steel
strongly
made,
with
six
winged
ar­
A piece of llnunel dampened with
nesday to visit with her sister,
rows ...............................................16c express wagons, all sizes and prices.
Sarah, and Mrs. Jns. Lett, of that Chamberlain’s Pain Balm aud bound
on
the
affected
parts,
is
better
for
a
place.
C e ll ml-ici 3íToT7-eltiee.
FRESH MEATS o f all Kind Constantly on Hands, also
lame back and for pains in the client
Digests what you eat.
L I). Smith, of Coos river, re­ Pain Balm has no superior ns a lin-
This preparation contains all of the
turned Friday by way of Myrtle nment for the relief of deep seated, digestants
ami digests all kinds of
Albums, Toilet Cases, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Glove Boxes, Handker­
Point Point from a trip to Hose- muscular and rheumatic pains. For food. It gives Instant reliefand never
burg. where he had been to deliver sale bv B. S. Knowlton.
fails to cure. It allows you to eat all chief Boxes, Photo Racks, Work Boxes, Etc
X X 7 "e - v x r i l T ^ 3 r Tire XïiGrïiest E ric© for y o u r
Uie food you want. The iuost sensitive
a band of cattle to the pnrtiea for
tomachs
can
take
It. By Its use many
2
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i£
3
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Olvlclt ms and -want *iO dc zsn.
whom be had purchased them.
W A N T E D -A T K U h T W O E T H Y G K V - Jiousands of dyspeptics have been I
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Mem an or lady in ouch county to manage
J. L. Knight, the stock buyei, tninimmM for an old outabliahod linage o f :ure<l after everything else failed. I t !
prevents
formation
of
gas
on
thestom
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The
finest
assortment
of
Medallions
from
the
genuine
photographs.
C
la
m
s
on
S a l e ,T u e s d a y a n d F r id a y
solid
financial
atandlng.
A
straigl
t,
bona
came down from Myrtle Point by
fide weekly salary o f :flH:00 pa. n\ check »eta, relieving all distress after eating. ; Gilt frames and metal corners, warranted not to tarnish.
Pictures are in
the Welcomo Friday afternoon, each W ednesday with all expt
direct Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to take.
transparent photo water solors. Come in all sizes. Beautiful ornament
cod for
purchasing two or three bunches from headquarter*.* M oney ad
.Warn'*,or, 3 4 0 Oaxton B id «., C hi­ It can’ t help
for homes. All priceR.
of hogs on the way. Mr. Kuight expanses.
cago,
but do you good
is doing considerable business in
Prepared only by E. O. D p W it t A Oo., Chlcasa
cun* ‘
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t.Ur.c* “ the 50c. H ‘
The Wilkin» gallery baa been T b o $1. boltk* 5 contains
this line.
WANTED 5 YOUNG MEN from opened by J. J. Owing», tlie pho­
R. S. Knowlton
Go ami have yonr
Coos county at once to prepare for tographer.
positions iu the Government ser­ shadow snatched.
How s This.
vice—Railway Mail Clerks, Lettor
**ve offer One Hundred D ollars Howard
for any case o f Catarrh that cannot he
Carriers, Custom House and De­
STEAMER
cured by Hnll’g Catarrh Coro.
partmental Clerks, etc Apply to
F. J . C H E N K Y A C O . Proprietors.
intcr-Stato Corres
Inst., Cedar I
Toledo. O .
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the undersigned bay© known F . J.
tile Horses of beat quality always on hand. Good Rip* in read
Rapids, Iowa.
Cheney for the hist 15 years, and believe
ne»s for special hips. Iu fact, a general Stage and Livery •> H!Q)H.
j him perfectly honorable in nil business
Mow 1« ••rcvcMl Crmai».
transection« nnd timinciallv able to carry
Loaves Coquille City for Myrtle out
Accommodation» for Traveling men a »pefiaiitv.
any obligation» made by their firm.
It will be good news to the Point at 7:30 a. m.
GOODS IN GREAT V AR IETI1I 51
W eal <fc Tranx, W holesale Druggists, j NOTIONS AND FURNISHING
mothers of children to learn that
Toledo, ().. W nlding, K innan A M arvin, j
THE LATENT STYLES.
Leaves Myrtle Point for Coquille W holesale 1'ruggiatg, Toledo, O hio.
croup can lw prevented. The first
HalFs Catarrh Core ia taken internally,
City at 1:30 p. m.
sign of croup is hoarseness. A day
acting directly upon the blood and mucous '
surfaces o f the svstem .
Price. 75c. per |
HARVEY JAMES.
or *wo before the attack the child
bottle. Sol 1 by all D ruggists. Testim on­
becomes hoarse. This is soon fol-1
Captain.
ials fr*e
fruit's Fam ily Pills ere the best.
lowed l>v a peevdiar rough cough.
-G E N E R \ I, A G EN T FOR
Give Chn1! b- Iain's C. ngli Remedy
J. A. LAMB & CO
hardware, Stoves,
Tin aqd Agate ware
Doors a d Windows,
Lime and Cement,
Agriculture Impemen ts,
Paigts and oils,
CLASS.
Best Goods Lowest Prices
Pioneer Meat
roarl^et,
Kodo
Dyspepsia Cure
Fish, Clams andChickes
ROSEBURG-MYRTLE POINT-
STAGE LINE
B. FENTON.
PROPRIETOR
‘W e l c o m e ’
HENRY HAVERKAMP.
■ fs. ,. y as so li n m 'h i' ch ild
Incom es
bon .i, or even after the rough
cough appear, and it will dispel all
symptoms of croup. Iu this way
all danger and anxiety may be
avoided. This remedy is used by
many thousands of mothers and has
never been known to fail. It is, in
fact, tho only remedy that can al-
ways ltd depend« 1 upon nnd that is
pleasant to take. For sale by R. N.
Knowlton.
A
For Sale at a Bargain.
T U ie iT Y .
A new In u-.* siiital'l*. fur Hotel
Arc vou suffering from rheuma­
or Boarding boils«— ll) l.edrisuns.
office, sewing room, Palm' Ac., all, tism. Weak Back. Nervous trouble,
newly furnished, and a Nc. 1 now or Gen« .ally vnn-Jown syetern?!
Piano, Bathroom nud Electric Use Electric Belts and Batteries.
Electric
L ’gbts. Lot 50x100 feet. Good Far men nnd women.
location; now doing a fair hnsi- Insoles keep the feet worm, and
ness. Reason for selling, poor prevent catching cold. For booklet
health. Forpnrtienl .rs, enqnireof nnd circulars, address,
E u c t r ic A pfl u n c k C o .
W . SINCLAIR.
Medford, Oregon ^
Coquille, Or
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J. S. KANEMATZ’S
THE HERALD
Sigger
...fo r Coos County Has Local Agents in each town...
MRS. M..NTEH8, MARSHFIELD.
MRS. E. L. MOON, CO­
QUILLE,
E. W HERMANN, MYRTLE POINT
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GEORGE TOPPING, BANDON.
V&r The Oil put up by the Singer Company is second to none.Give
it a trial.
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