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About Semi-weekly herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1904-1905 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1904)
Semi-Weekly Herold Steamer Notes. Steamer Chico arrived Sept. 30th, sailed Oct, 5tb. Incoming passen P U B U 8 HBD HVHBY TUESDAY gers: Otto Yon Gerzabek, Mrs. AND FRIDAY. Kennedy and three children, 30 tons mdse. Outgoing passengers: 0. F. DEAN. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR W D Marshal, Otto Von Gerzabek. 150 M lumber, 53 bead cattle, 30 County Official Paper. head hogs. Devoted to the materiel and tomai np- baildinp o f the Ooqaille Talley parttenlarly and o f Oooa Ooonty generally. Saheoription. per year, ia adranoe. $8.00 Church Directory- C b b ir t ia n CaoaoH. — Pieaohlns every Sunday at 11 a. ra. and 7:80 p. m. Sunday aohool at 10 a. a . ChrleMan Xndeaeor at 6:60 p. m . Prayer meet top every Wedn se- y iorited. - T>. All e o r Hall d l .................. day svenine at 7:30. Epiaoopnl Ohnreh.—Eplacopal terrioee will be held at St. Jaraea ohnreh, Ooquille City the third Sunday in eaoh mouth. Sunday aohool at 10 a. m. eaoh aunday. Win. Horaefall, Pastor M. E .Chnroh, South: Preachtnp eaoh and oyerv Snndaya at 11 a. m, and 7:80 m . Snnday-aohool every Sunday at ft o’olook. Senior Epworth Leapne at 6:80, n. m. Junior League at 8:80,p .m . Prayermeet- ne Thuraday evening at 7:80. B. A. Keegan, pastor Methodist Kpiseopal church.—Bervioe the first and third Sunday in each month Preaohinp at 11 o’ clock a. m. and 730 p. m Snndav school at 10 o’olock a. m . Kp- worth League at 6:80 p. m. W . B . M t ie i . Pastor. PaasBTTiaiAa Cnuaca.—Proachlag ear vices Tnd and 4th Sundays, morning ard evening, Sunday School every Sunday at 10a. m. Christian Endeavor aervioeaevery Sunday at 6:30 p. m.. Miss Winnie Hall, President. Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society meets every two weeks on Thurs days at 2 p. m. A cordial welcome ie ex tended to the public to attend all onr a nioes. A dolph HiaaaLT, Pastor The W. C. T. V. meets a very 1st and Srd Friday at i p. m. at the Christian ohnreh. Arago Items. Steamer Elisabeth arrived Sept, 29th; sailed Oct. 5th. Incoming passengers: Miss H Erickson, Mrs Rose Beyerle, L M Donahoe, A Pershbaker, Mrs L Carr, Mrs G E Rice, Alf Morris and wife, Leo Morris, Jay Riley. Cargo: 90 tons mdse. Outgoing passengers: Q W Fisher, John Oweos, H W Ander son, John Kronenburg, Miss Rose Ellingsen, T Regan, Miss Flora Palmer, Miss Lily Palmer, Mrs H S Baker, Mrs Kronenburg. 30 cords match wood, 30 tons plunder, 150 M lumber. Mrs. J. H. and Mrs. C. E. Schroe der were in Myrtle Point Tuesday. I gnoramus . (Marshfield Sun.) Miss Maud Garfield, daughter of the late J. D. Garfield, is visiting friends in this city. Billy and Cy Tibbetts started this week to inspeot some of Coos coun ty's black sand mines, which are re ported to be very productive. Billy is an old Nome miner and knows black sand that carries a profitable per cent of gold when he seees it. The steamer Toledo, notwith standing the short time she has been on the run between Eureka and Yaquina, is picking up a large amount of business and her trade will increase to a larger extent when tho traveling public becomes more familiar with this route. Agent Me- Cullom booked eleven passengers out of this place for Yaquina. (Port Orford Tribune.) The dairymen of northern Curry will give their annual ball in Bow man's Hall, on October 22nd, and a good time is assured for all who come. Prof. J. C. Logan and wife arrived at Port Orford on yesterday morn ing’s steamer. Mrs. Logan though stilt delicate is slowly recovering her health. Only 75 cents for a suit of men's underwnre; boys’ at 40 cents; shoes worth #1.75 for #1.00; shoes worth $2.50 at $1.75; boys’ long pants worth $1.00 for 50 cents; jumpers and overalls at 40 cents, and lots of other bargains at Martin's. Napthol Soap 36c at Lor E. M. FURMAN, New Goods arriving every day at W . T . K err A C o .’s. Largest stock of C lothing and G ents’ Furnishing G oods at L o m u 's . PIANO DEALER, Lard and Bacon at wholesale at the CoquUle V alley Packing Co. If you want to b oy a boat, call on or write G eo, M . H ite at Bandon. Mena’ boya’ and c h ild m t’a clothing, cheapest in town, at Lorenx'a. Marshfield, Large stock of D ry G oods, Laoee and all Dreaa Trim m ing* at K err A C o .’a. The Ooquille V alley Packing Co. riea a fine line of Berlin and mlnoed ham s. Bacon, hams and lard, w holesale or retail, at the Coquille V a lle y Packing Co,’a market. Geo. M. Hite ia building boats for sale. If you want anything in that line, write him at Bandon. T he C oquille Valley Packing Co. ill highest cash price for beef, _ . pay . the mutton and pork. Bacon, H am a and Lard a t wholesale and retail, quality guaranteed. C o q u il l i W e guarantee first-class work at rea sonable prices at the Oooa Bay Steam Laundry. N. L obknz , Agent. The Coquille Valiev Packing Com pany wholesales and retail« Bacon, H am a and Lard and guarantees the quality. $800 will buy a 200-acre Stock Ranch in Southern Coos, with plenty of outly ing Government land. J. J. S tanley . A ciieap job ia dear at any price. W e only first class work. Send or bring ua your watch work and it will be done right. W ilson J iw k l y Co., “ The Reliable Jewelers.” do Violent At taels at Diarrhoea Cure- e«t by Cham berlain’ s Colic, era s a d Diarrhoea Rem edy and P erh aps a Lite Bared. “ A short time ago I was taken with a violent attack of diarrhoea and believe I would have died if I had not gotten relief,” says John J. Patton, a leading citizen of Patton, Alabama. “ A friend recommended Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I bought a twenty-five cent bottle and after taking three doses of it was entirely cured. I consider it the best reme dy in the world for bowel com plaints. For sale by R. 8 . Knowl- ton. F o r S a le . A good home in this city, on easy terms: Enquire at this office. Dragging Pains; 2825 Keeler St., C h ic a g o , I I I ., Oct,, 2, 1902. I suffered with falling and con gestion of the womb, with »evere nsins through the groins. I Buf fered terribly at the time of men struation. bad blinding headache# and rushing of. blood to the brain. W hat to try 1 knew not, for it seemed that I had tried all and failed, but I had never tried W ine of Cardui. that bleased remedy for sick women. I found it pleasant to ta}ve and soon knew that I had the right medicine. New blood •eemeu to course through my veins and after using eleven bottles I was a well woman. QlnAi Mrs. Bush is now in perfect health because she took W ine of Cardul for menstrual disordsrs, bearing down pains and blinding headaches when all other remedies failsd to bring her relief. Any sufferer may secure health by tak ing W ine of Cardui in her home. The first bottle convinces the pa tient she is on tha road to health. For advice in cases rsquiring special directions, address, giving symptoms. “ The Ladies' Adviaoiy Department,” The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. WMEtCKRDUl THE PITTSBURG VISIBLE Grass and Clover Hay baled and delivered at Coquille or Bandon, Or., for $11 per ton by Steamers Dispatch, Favorite or Liberty. LAND FOB SALE. A The only perfect writing machine made. The writing is in plain view o f the operator all the time—simplest and strongest construction, rapid action, easy touch, adapted to all kinds of work— best for tabulating and Invoice work, universal key board, removable type action, in stantly cleaned. Treble the life of any other machine for good, clean work. Send for Catalogue. Ed. Gilleapi, of the Sam Smith place across from Johnsons’ mill, informs us that there are four steers Tho it-onnt packet is enough for usual oo- about his place which he wishes the « « « 011 ». Tho family bottle (60 oentai oon- They are toina a supply fur a year. 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L am b A C o .'a. 360 acres improved Bottom Land—3 miles from Coquille City. Notice A fine investment. For prices and We the undersigned waut it un terms apply at M. A, Pierce’s store. derstood that the tickets marked Dispatch and Favorite are not good A Big Real Estate Bargain. on Str. Antelope, and that when such Two hundred acres with 7,000, tickets are purchased from Capt. 000 fine standing timber, 3,000,000 Pauter they will not be honored. o f which can be bandlogged. Good Signed: T h o s . W h i t e , house and barn, 70 acres id grass J o h n C. M o o m a w . and good orchard. A big bargain — at $16 per acre. Gall on H erald . N otice. Attorneys McKnight and Sea brook were passengers on the out Notice is hereby given to the going Roseburg stage, Tuesday, for public that Mary Kosta, my wife, Portland, where they have legal has left my lied and board without just cause and provocation, and business. that I will not in any way be re Bert Abbott left Tuesday morn sponsible for her acts and hereby ing via Roseburg for British Col warn all against trusting her on my F rank K osta . umbia, whither he was called by the account. sudden and unexpected death of his brother. Five b a n enz’s. NOTXB8 . V alley P acking C o . The Evening Telegram, of Port land is out with mammoth Lewis and Clark edition which made its appearance on the 27tb. It con tains illustrations and sketches con cerning the great fair, beside com prehensive write-ups of every sec tion of the state with illustrations of some of Oregon's big trees and beautiful scenery. A thorough description is given o f our varied resources, developed and otherwise, and is a souvenir worth preserving. This would be a valuable edtion to send to eastern friends. Arago actually had rain Thursday ----- .--------SS» «---------------- morning. N otice. Mrs. Carrie Hermann and daugh ter, Edna, Mrs. Ed Bender, and Notice is hereby given “ that all Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schroeder vis Coos CouDty warrants” (on Gener al Fund) endorsed prior tc October ited J. H. Schroeder’e on 8 unday. 1st, 1902, will be paid on presenta Mrs. L. R, Woodward, Mrs, M. T. tion at my office in Coquille City, Tyrrell and Mrs. Lillie were in Co Oregon. No interest will be allowed after quille Tuesday. Mrs. M. T. Clinton and M îbs September 3uth, 1904, J. B. D ulley , Sadie Miller visited Mrs. W. V. Coos County Treasurer. Schroeder on Monday. Dated at Coquille City, Oregon, Miss Maj Stand went to Coquille September 27, 1904. on Tuesday where she will spend a few days and from there she will go Get in line with the Board of to Marshfield where she expects to Trado. It is greatly to be desired live with her parents who will leave that the resources and opportunities soon for Marshfield. for investment be better known Miss Lena Holcomb, who is teach abroad, and that settlers be secured ing at Arago, went to Myrtle Point to develop such resources. Noth Saturday and returned Monday ing helps develop a town or country so much as a good board of trade. morning. The Woodward family expect to Let everyone interested in Coquille be in their new house by the Biel and tho Coquille valley join in a n d lend a hand to help the good cause. of next week. Board meets every Monday evening Mr Ralph Schroeder intends to at Town Hall. move in his new house this week. Mrs. David Smally was in Coquille Wednesday having dental work done. BUSINESS D. H. JOHNSON, E. F. DAVENPORT, Vice President. Secretary. Coquille Valley Packing Company (Successors to Johnson, Dean A Co.) C a p ita l $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 . Principal place of business Myrtle Point, Oregon A general packing business carried on. The best meats the country can produce always on hand. Highest cash price paid for boef, pork, mutton, chickens, etc. BOARD OF D IR EC T O R S: 8 c A. DAVENPORT, D. H. JOHNSON, WM. SLINGSBY, E. S. DEAN E. E. DAVENPORT. Death's (Harvest LUMBER This disease has lost its terrors Deprivai You of Your since Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy came into Dear Ones. general use. The uniform success F R O M Show yonr love for tbs one who wbioh attends the use of this reme is gone by providing a monument dy in all cases of bowel complaints worthy the memory of that one. in children has made it a favorite A Big Bargain wherever its value has become A large monument or a small known. For safe by R. S. Knowl- marker, whichever you choose at In a neat plat containing about ton. his place, will show the best judg --- -----— — 2 acres, ou which there is a lovely W a n tad ment of first-class designers and orobard in Coqaille city— right AGENTS. workmen, near the business part o f town. Special Representative in this For particulars call at this office or oonDty and adjoining territories, Will take orders for lumber of all kinds and in quantities to suit address Adam Pershbaker, Pros purchasers. to represent and advertise an old per, Or, established business house o f solid financial standing. Salary $21 M ARSH FIELD , OR. M r k M m « I a .-h e weekly, with Expenses advanced “For several yeers my wife was Telephone, Main 236. each Monday by check direet troubled with what physicians call ed sick headache of a very severe from headquarters. Horse and oha racier. She doctored with sev boggy fam ished when Decenary; permanent. Address eral eminent physicians and at a position great expense, only to grow woree Blew Bros. A Co., Dept. A. Mon- untill she wss vnable to do any kind on Bldg., Chicago,.III. of work. About a year ago she began taking Chamberlain’s Stom S tr. W E L C O M E ach and Liver Tablets and today General D raying, T ra n sfe rin g and Delivering. O. Willard, Mutar, weighs mors than she ever did be T^esve* I Arrive« fore and is real well,” savs Mr. Myrtle Point 1:30 p-M. I Coquille C'y tiflOp-if. „ O rd e rs for W oo d Prom p tly filled. Sddle Horses of best quality always on hand. Good Rigs in readi Geo. E. Wright o f New London, I O'Ñ’d®* C K y 7 :0 0 a - m I M y rtle P*! 1 0 :00 a -M Connect« with lower-river boats at Coqntlle New York, For sale by R. S. City for Rsixfon end Intermedíete points. n g for special trips. In fact, a geeneral Stage and Livery business, Knowlton, Ample berges for headUng freight. Leave all o rde rs at P. E. D ra n e ’s Meat M arket Accommodations for Taveling men a specialty Osborn & Co’s Mill, Bandon, Krewson A. Goodman, of Coquille, COOS CO, MARBLE AND CRANITE WORKS J. B. POINTER, Coquille, Oregon. Stewart & White Props. R O SEB U RG -M YR ILE POINT- STAG E LIN E B. FENTON. PROPRIETOR