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About Semi-weekly herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1904-1905 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1904)
4 day» bo we hud to cut up the meat and dry it, and we could take only a pair of bama to eat on the way PUBLISHED BVHKY TUESDAY home. Notwithstanding all of our ¡11 luck, we had a splendid time. AND FRIDAY. We returned to Riverton on the 29th of September, having been gone D- F- DEAN, EDirOR AND PROPRIETOR a little over a month. Semi-Weekly Herald County Offloial Paper. Devoted to ih e material and aoainl ap- b m ld tn p o f tho Coquille Valley partkmlarly en d o f Coo« C ou n ty R «e r«ll> . Subscription, per year, in udTUncc, $3.00 D uma A n n a . Traina M et on Curve. BUSINESS NOTIB 8 . Five b a n ena’ a. Napthol ftoap M e at Lor- E. M. FURMAN, New Good» arriving every day at W . T . K err A C o .’a. Largest stock of Clothing and G enta’ Furnishing G ood* at Lorens’ *. PIANO DEALER. Lard and Bacon at wholaaale at the Coquille V alley Packing Co. If you w ant to buy a boat, call on or write G eo. M . H ite at Bandon. M ens’ boys’ and children’s clothing, cheapeet in tow n, at Lorenx’s. Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 10.— Large stock of D ry Goods, Laces and Twenty-seven persons were killed all Dress Trim m ing* at K err A C o .’s. Chureh Directory- W . P . Fuller’s prepared Paints, OU* and thirty injured, some of them and Varnishes at J. A . L am b A C o .'». C h r ist ia n t 'r m r a . - P i n o h i t i e w y fatally, in a bead-on collision today Siimisv at 11 a. rn. Hnd7J10p.ra. Sunday T he Coquille Valley Packing C o. car Rohool at 10 a. m. Cbriatian Endeavor at two miles southeast of Warrenburg, ries a fine line of Berlin and minced hams. IIJ10 p. m . I*r»y»r meeting eyery Wedn *«- Mo., between the second section of Bacon, ham * and lard, wholesale or ilsy evenina at 730. All cordially invited passengo; train retail, at the Coquille V alley Packing Episcopal Chnrob. -Episcopal aervleea Missouri Pacific C o .’s m arket. will be held at St. Jaraea chnroh, Ooquille No 30, whioh left Wichita, Kan., City the third Sunday in aaob month. The Coquille Valley Packing Co. will last night for St. Louis with pay the highest cash price for beef, Sunday school at 10 a. m. each aunday. Vim. HoraefaU, Pastor. World's Fair excursionists, and the m utton and pork. M E.C hnroh, South: Preaching each heavy westbound extra freight A cheap iob is dear at a n t price. W e and every Sundays at 11 a. m, and 7:30 p. in. Snnday-aohool eyery Bondar at 10 The collision occurred in what is do o n l y first class work. Send or o ’clock. Senior Epworth League at 6:30, p. bring us your watch work and it will be in. JnniorLeagneatSiSO.p.■>. Prayenneet- called "Dead Man's Bend.” Both done right. W ilson J b w b l y C o ., "T h e ng Thnreday eyening at 7:80. engineers and both firemen saw Reliable Jew e lers." R. A. Kaagan, pastor. Methodist Episcopal church.—Serrice the danger and jumped. The for the Aral and third Sunday in eaob month Only 76 cents for a suit of men’s Preaching at 11 o’olock a. m. and "'3 0 p. m. ward ooach of the passenger train Sunday school at 10 o’ olock a. in. Ep- telescoped and the remainder of underware; boys’ at 40 cents; shoes wortb League at C:30 p. m. worth $1.76 for $1.00; shoes worth W . B . Mraaa. both trains were badly damaged. Pastor. $2.60 at $1.76; boys' long panta PBESBTTEBIAM O h UBCH.— PrCBohlUg CSf- W ANTED worth $1.00 for 60 oanta; jumpers yioea 'ind and <th Sundays, morning and eyening, Snnday School eyery Snnday et Special Representative in this and overalls at 40 eenta, and lota of 10 r . m . Christian Endeavor aerrioee eyery adjoining territories other bargains at Martin’s. Snnday at 6:30 p. m ..M ite Winnie Hall, county and President. Ladies’ Aid and Miaalonary to represent and advertise an old- Society inecta every two weeks on Thurs W a n t k j — Quickly, few persons to days at 2 p. m. A cordial welcome is ex established business house of solid tended to the publio to nttend all oor ser- represent long-established whole financial standing. Salary $21 nioee. A dolph H assu l t , Pastor sale house among retail merchants The W . C. T. D. meets eyery 1st and 3rd weekly, with expenses advanced and agents; local territory of few rriday at 3 p. m. st the Christian ohureh. each Monday by check direct from counties. $18 salary and expenses headquarters. Horse and buggy paid weekly; expense money ad Our Annual Hunt. furnished when necessary; position vanced; commission extra; perman permanent Address Blew Bros. ent engagement; Business success Walter and I left Riverton on the A Co., Dept. A, Monon Bldg., ful; previous experience not essen 27th of August, going over the new Chicago, 111. tial; inclose self-addressed envelope. road to Lampa creek, thence over Address, Superintendent Travelers, N otice. the Bear creek mountain to Bandon, 325 Dearborn street, Chicago. thence down the coast to Bagnel Notice is hereby given “ that all Sept 20-12 t. ferry on Rogue river, in a wagon Coos County warrants" ( on Gener One incident on the way needs al Fund) endorsed prior tc October V I n lc u t A t t a c k o f D ia r r h o e a C u r e - recording, viz: while passing down 1st 1902, will be paid on presenta c«t b y L h a s a h e r I min’ a C o lic , e r a s s d D ia r r h o e a R e m e d y the Bear creek mountain the neck tion at my office in Coquille City, a n d P e r h a p s a L ite M oved. yoke broke and we only saved our Oregon. No interest will be allowed after "A short time ago I was taken selves and team by buckleing the September 3otb, 1904. with a violent attack of diwrhcea team into the bank, thereby crip J. B. D ulley , and believe I would have died if I pling one horse and breaking the Coos County Treasurer. had not gotten relief," says John J. Dated at Coquille City, Oregon, Patton, a leading citizen of Patton, pole out of our wagon. Arriving at Alabama. “A friend recommended Bandon we secured a new pole for September 27, 1904. Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and the wagon and also a new horse. Get in line with the Board of Diarrhoea Remedy. I bought a We stopped one day on Brush creek Trade. It is greatly to be desired twenty-five cent bottle and after for trout fishing. At Bagnel ferry that tho resources and opportunities taking three doses of it was entirely we loft our wagon in Alf. Miller’s cured. I consider it the best reme for investment be belter known dy in tho world for bowel com barn, packed our camping outfit on abroad, and that settlers be secured plaints. For sale by R. S. Knowl- one horse and Walter and I took to develop such resources. Noth ton. turns at riding the other horse. We ing helps develop a town or country arrived at Frank Lowery's place so much as a good board of trade. F o r Sale. that evening. The next Sunday Let everyone interested in Coquille Frank took his boat with all sup A good home in this oity, on and the Coquille vallev join in and plies up Rogue river to the mouth easy ternm: lend a band to help the good cause. Enquire at this office. of Shasta Costa creek, a dis Board meets every Monday evening tance of 26 miles above the ferry. at Town Hall. H ay! Waltor and I took the four horses over the trail to the same place, Grass and Clover Hay baled and Notice fording Rogue river a mile below delivered at Coquille or Bandon, We the undersigned want it un Shasta Costa. Of all trails that Or., for $11 per ton by Steamers wo have passed over during our derstood that the tickets marked Dispatch, Favorite or Liberty. various trips, that trail beats them Dispatch and Favorite are not good all. In passing over Painted Butte o n Str. Antelope, and that when such UNO FOR SALE. tho trail passes over a rocky point, tickets are purchased from Capt. Panter they will not be honored. which really overhangs the river at 360 acres improved Bottom S ig n e d : T h os . W h it e , an elevation of about 400 feet above Land—3 miles from Coqnille City. J o h n C. M o o m a w . the water. Not being used to such A fine investment. For prices and trails we preferred to walk and load terms apply at M. A. Pieroe’s store. N otice. our horses around such places. — ■■■ ---------■ Tho next morning we packed our Notice is hereby given to tbe horses and started up the trail for public that Mary kosta, my wife, Sugar Loaf camp which is 14 miles has left my lied and hoard without from Rogue river and almost all the just cause and provocation, and that I will not in anv way be re way a heavy climb. We arrived in sponsible for her acts and hereby camp at 5 o'clock that evening warn all against trusting her on my F rank K osta . thoroughly tired out. Here we account. stopped one day, but finding good deer scarce, we moved camp five R-I.P-A .N -S Tal.ules miles further to Fishhook camp, Doctors find A good prescription whore we secured two deer. We For mankiud. became thoroughly disgusted and The A-oent pneket is enough for nanal oo- started back home, but Frank pur- oaaions. The family bottle 160 cents: con tains a supply for a year. All druggists suaded us to re-camp at Sugar Loaf. sell them. We then searched over a new hunt ing ground and there we found NOTICE. some good deer. We killed nine All persouH knowing themselves lino bucks which we dried. We al to lie indebted lo tho undersigned, s o hail some excitement over a bear are hereby notified that settlement hunt. Wo killed one very large must be made at once or tbe ac- bear but bis hide being no good oountss will be plaoed in tbe bands and being very poor, we left his of a collector and interest added. Z. C. S trang . caroas lie where we killed him. ‘ By ♦ • ♦ ---- — the way wo got some very good A Big Bargain pictures of our camp life, including two of the bear. While at Sugar In a ueat plat containing about Loaf camp we met Dr. Patterson, of 2 acres, on which tlmre is a lovely Visalia, California, also Mr Red- orchard in Coquille city—right field, of Grants Pass, who is known near the business part o f town. its the champion rifle shot of Ore For particulars call at this office or gon. We found both to be jolly address Adam Pershbaker, Pros per, Or. fellows and enjoyed their visit very much. Returning home we stopped 3 lfh l l r a d a r h s all night at Mr. Coolie's place, op “ For several veers my wife was posite the mouth of the Illinois riv troubled with what phyaiciana call er. Here we had a genuine feast ed sick headache of a very severe on water melons, for which Mr. character. She doctored with sev Coolie receives our thanks. Arriv. eral eminent physicians and at a ing at Mr. Lowery’s place and look great expense, only to grow worse untill Bhe was vnable to do any kind ing over our small supply of veni o f work. About a year ago she son, Walter proposed we go up on began taking Chamberlain's Stom Wild Horse mountain and get tome ach and Liver Tablets and today fresh venison, so we went up there weighs more than she ever did be fore and ¡a real well," says Mr. and got four more fine buoks, but Geo. E. W fight of New London, ou our return to the river it pom- New York, For sale by If S. to rain and rained ¡our KonwIUm * V • ■ ■ A Big Real Estate Bargain. Two handred aerea with 7,000, 000 fine standing timber, 8,000,000 of which can be handlogged. Good bouse and barn, 70 acres in grass And good orchard. A big bargain — at $16 per acre. Call on H erald . A Bargain In a H om e. The Herald can make you a fine offer in the way of a home and three of the finest garden lots in the city, which the present crop will prove. A good wagon and team will be acceptlble as part pay. r h e lm la la n ls a s . This disease has lost its terrors since Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera end Dia.*rhcea Remedy came into general use. The uniform success which attends the use of this reme dy in all cases of bowel complaints in children has made it a favorite wherever its value has become known. For safe by R. 8. Knowl- ton. *♦•*- ------- W a n te d Marshfield, Worry And Overwork Caused Nervous P rostration —C o m pletely Worn O u t . Dr. Miles* Nervine Cured Me. vine will core fifrvoi •as pros Dr. Milet* Nerv rest; traded. It wfli b brtug sweat ifeip and a it will relieve thd it _ ddnd of tfcs tend tendency to tit will make ____ aie ______ akc nerves strong stro and the patient well It,hds cured thousands. It will cure you. Try It to-day. **S onm years ago 1 was stricken with nerv ration caused causea by or overwork overworn and ana ous prostration vas in tuoh suoh a weakened, exhausted, worrv. I was condition that T was unable to do run dot my house w c ___ __________ vorn. I felt too weak end tired to even make calls on ray neighbors. Fre quently when out driving 1 would become so cxhnpited that it seemed (hut I would die before I reach«! home. I was also troubled with sinking spells at night which left me so week that I thought I could ndt live until morning. I was ih this dflptaratile condition when one day Dr. lO k l' Nervine wee brought to my notice. I kfd little faith in prietary remedies but determined to give Nervine e tflel Alter the second aoee of the ReMoretive Nervine I was able to sit at the table and net a meal, fowething I had been unable to do for rnady daya. 1 here since taken a number of bottles of Nervine. I consider myself cured. I am doing mj idgive own work and give Dr. M|fas' Nqrvine ral good hi objept for my is to recommend yout medici iin? writing romroeotf your but I cannot write äs _ slmogiy ____ as I f e e l> - M i s s A d d i s B . V a r b H l JV e , 405 40$ E. Marion St, Mi Guthrie, Oklahoma. All druggists sell end tie Dr. MUes’ Remedies. nd for" Nervous and Heat Address nd. . 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