Coquille City herald., September 23, 1884, Image 4

C 'au u lu K
(S o q u ilîi Æ iljj $SwaM L
N w eef
Canned fruits
PUBLISHED
EVERT
TUKSDAT.
and
C o rn
sourness, vomiting and diarrhoea.
Digestion
vegetables,
(all-potent in its ef­
even in this State, where the cli­ fects on the mind as
J . A. D ean , E d itor and Proprietor
mate is such that fresh vegetables
bod y) depends largely on the food.
can be had at almost any season of Poor food received
Devoted to the interests of the Coqnille
River particularly, and of the County gen­ the year,is becoming more and more
erally.
a necessity and looked upon with
Subscription, per year....................... $ 2 . 00 . more consideration than formerly,
and the canning of fruits and veg-
TUESDAY, SEPT. 23,1884.
and tomatoes are so easily grown,
the and so cheap in season, and so
debtors heads are cut off and highly prized when properly put
thrown in with the assets.
That up, that it behooves every family
"When a firm fails in China
creditors
get
a
head of them.— Pittsburg Chroni-
cle-Telegraph.
a
poor
stomach is the cause of many un-
happy homes— while good, healthy
food, received into a healthy stom-
aeh, becomes
‘an Angel of pence”
NEW HACK LINE!
---- Connecting-----
With Stenmeru “ Ceres” nnd “ Little Annie”
to see that they have a supply. The at the terminus of their upper river route,
canning of corn is a more particu­ carrying passengers anil freight to and from
Mvrtle Point.
lar and difficult operation than the
A woman’s temperance journal j canning of tomatoes or the fruits. n4-6m
exclaims:
“ W hat stuff men do The peremptory conditions in can­
drink is what staggers us!”
into
etables will continue to increase as to many a household.— “Am. Bee
our population increases.
Corn Journal.”
W I T I N I » I I I .11 O R .
is the way their
well as the
G. A. B R O W N ,
Proprietor.
The
ning corn are-a degree of heat In summer, when the ground is dry,
Our wayward minds impressing
should which will serve to thoroughly cook
ith what is meet—what wo should buy—
hereafter avoid getting too close to the corn, to destroy all the germs
fair editor of
that
paper
Light calf skin is a blessing,
a toddy-lovei’s breath.— N ew York of fermentation which may be pres­ lint, when the rniu desce nds, and mud
Impedes perambulation,
Journal.
ent in it or in the enus, ami to ex­
We need a boot both strong and good
To reach our destination.
The wife of a Methodist preach­ pel every particle of air from the
A simple Go to Dean d Huntington's—
er in Georgia takes turns with him can and its contents.
They will.fit and please you;
in preaching. W hen his parish­ l)oili*jg heat is not sufficient fer all
They keep every thing,
From stout lx>ots for winter.
To light ones for spring.
dig­ this unless it is kept up for a long
ging worms in the back yard they time-several hours, in fact The
know that it is his day off.— B u r­ proper method of preparation is as
follows: Put the ears into boiling
lington Free Press.
ioners see the old gentleman
Marcus Aurelius, never tell your
girl it is too cool for ice-cream.
A
lie has got short legs and she may
catch you
with
the
perspiratiou
oozing out from under your hat be­
fore you have
safely
passed
the
inquiied
a
gentleman of «a scissors grinder on
the street.
“Flourishing, sir, nev­
er better.
I have more than I can
do.
my
It’s
know.”
away
dull
season,
you
A nd ho continued to grind
industriously.— N ew
I lieu shave the corn off the cob
and scrape the cob to take off the
germs of the grain, in which much
of the sweetness exists.
cream dispenser’s door.— Judge.
“H o w is business ?”
FOR SALE.
3150 acres of land, l ’A miles above Ran­
water and boil for at least five min­
dolph, 13 acres in meadow, a good orchard,
ute. This thorougly sets and so­ house, barn, wood house, wash house, smoke
lidifies the “milk” of the corn. house etc., etc. Price •11200. For particu­
lars. apply to J. L. Offield on the premises.
York
Sun.
Then put
the corn into the cans and solder
the corners down.
temporary
Make a
pinhole in the
for the purpose of cooking,
N O T IC E !
a few head of half nnd three-qunr-
I . have
ter breed, French Marino buck lambs
for sale.
E. Conn an.
Norway. Coos Co., Oregon.
small
corner
then
F E E D A N D L IV E R Y S T A B LE
boil the cans for four or five hours
IE 2. I E . IE3TJ.C1£ , P i c p .
until the requisite purposes of the
Coquille City, Ogn.
long boiling are effected.
In tho
Hauling Done at Reasonable Rates, v ln ltf
canning factories the cans are lx>il-
J. F. HALL,
ed in a solution of chloride of lime,
The church as a body has noth­ which boils at a much higher tem­
ing to do with the printing of perature than water, and the cook­
church papers.
A s long
as
this
can be done by private enterprise,
Surveyor,
F ob Coos C ounty , O usoon .
Office: With T. G. Owen, Esq., Marshfield.
ing and expulsion of air are com­
i v?'-Perfwet maps of all surveyed nnd en­
pletely effected at
the higher tered lands furnished on short notice, vln l
without any tax upon the treasury degree of heat in thirty minutes.
of the church, sensible people are Then the cans are taken from the
willing to have it done so.— L ivin g ! boiler nnd wiped dry, and a drop
Church.
of solder is quickly fixed upon the
pinhole and closes it.
I f sweet
“N ever speculate, my boy,” said
corn is put up well it w ill keep for
a successful merchant to his young­
years. It is not prudent to let tin*
est clerk, as lie tied up four pounds
season pass without putting up «".11
of coffee for a customer and charg­
the fruit that you may need in the
ed him with six pounds.
“Stick
winter. I f yon put it up yourself
to a safe, legitimate, honest busi.
you know what it is and eat it with
ness, and in the end success will
better relish than when bought and
lie yours.”— Exchange.
put up by whom you do not know,
A young m airied man of this nor what the quality of the fruit or
city discovered
a
freshly-opened
box of face powder on
toilet table.
his
wife’s
A
We have tho selling of a half section of
land, half bench anil half bottomland, near
Coquille City. It would make a half dozen
qood little rauchen, or a good dairy and
stock rni.ch. The price is $20. p< r acre.
last,”
and flung it out of the
he
open
dow.
said,
Jrew crv
ih e h i
«
«, P « . o p ,
Coquille City. Oregon-
Orders prop, p ly filled.
Plnse return, kcgs’prontptly after l>eing
emptied.
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—--------- •
H o u r ) m ill
♦ - — —-—
“A ll food,”
says an
exchange,
win­ “if not, already soluble (m eltable)
in water have to be so altered
It alighted safely on the head of a within us that they become dissolv- !
gentleman who was going to church ed, and we call this solution, diges­
Starch, for example, which
iu his Sunday best, and envelop­ tion.
ed him from head to foot like a forms five-sixths of our daily bread,
CITY MUG STORE!
C oquille C ity O gn ,
H r. S. La. L E N E V E
P r o p r ie t o r ,
Dealer in drugs, medicines, chem­
is utterly ineffectual to use while it icals etc., of the best quality, and
spring snowstorm.
“Come down and be murdered?” remains as starch, because of its all the time receiving fresh, every­
he yelled up to the man at the insolubility; but iu the act of chew­ thing usually found in a first-class
window, shaking his fist
and
de­
scribing a war dance.
“Come up and I ’ll
shrieked
the
ing, the saliva which we add to medical dispensary. Prescriptions
our bread begins to convert tho carefully compounded.
you!” starch into a sugar (very much like
magazine the sugar of honey) and so renders
fight
powder
it soluble in order that it may in
above.
The wife appeared as a pacifica­ due course be carried into our blood,
tor. Arm ed with a whisk-broon and there do the work of giving us
she descended
to
the
side-walk,
power or heat.
Cane sugar, in like
and her husband had the satisfac­ manner, although soluble, requires
tion of seeing her carefully dust alteration, is also brought about by
off the strange man, while she contract with the saliva, and the
L axij
office at
J. A. Collier,
R osbbubo O bkoon
Sept. 1, 18*4.
"VT"otioe is hereby given that the following-
l.v named settler has filed notioe of her in­
tention to make final proof in support of
her claim, and that said proof will be made
before the Register or Receiver of the l 1. S.
land office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Friday.
Octolier 10, 1884, viz: Jemima Hoffuian,
pre-emption I) S No. 42ft* for the S W quar­
ter of N W quarter, ft W quarter of S W quar­
ter section 2(1 and S half of N E quarter sec­
tion 27 township 20 S R 12 west.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her eontinm us residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
M P Whitington
)
Anton Wirth
( all of Myrtle Point,
Ed Hoffman
!
Oregon.
John Whitington
J
Also at the same time and place
John C Whitington homestead No. .‘»TUI
for the S W q of N E
S E W «>f N W q.
N E V, of S \V q and N W '* of S E q sec­
tion 20, township 20 . S R 12 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva­
tion of, said laud, viz:
Ed Hoffman
J Hoffman
(
all of Myrtle Hoint,
Fred Hoffman
I
Oregon.
K 0 Shull
J
Also at the same time and place
Edward M lloiTmaii homes lend No. XWiS
for tlieS W q of the S W
section ¡IT» town­
ship 2'd, S It 12 west, lots Jt and 4 section 2,
lot 1 section ¡1, tow nship :tt), S K 12 west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous upon, ami cultivation
of, said land, viz:
John C Whitington
1
Will Volkiuar
I
all of Myrtle
J Hoffman
I Point, Oregon.
Fred lloffuuiu
W m . F. I ■ 1 . vi a m t n ,
seplt
Register.
F U R N IT U R E
T-1. IM Ia r lc , H P rc p -,
Front Street,
Ccq.*u.ille Cit 3 r, Ore^.
D e a le r In t . K M J l A L . l l F l t C I I . l N -
I » I S i : , including
clothing, furnishing
goods, dress goods, boots, shoes notions
stationery, clocks, hardware, crockery and
glassware etc., etc., etc.
AU o,
A splendid assortment of choice F ubnitubu
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Tin Id
T H E
T o m b s to n e
and
MONUMENT
E
N
C
T
!
To he oil ìli 4 ? safe unir, ice have
secured (m offene f o r !he soie o f
loinhsiones mid inotiumods, from
¡tonni ¡imi \W\kW House in California
¡ M
CHEAPEST!
shakes will do well to c ill on S. It. Barrows,
one mile east of Coqiilio City.
All orders left at this office or with J. T.
Moulton will reçoive prompt attea ion.
In Ilio Addition To The Town O f
Myrtle I’oiiit
IPrices RsascnaTole.
For particulars inquire of
E. B ender or W. A. B ordkr ,
Myrtle Point, Oregon.
City U n it i M U t
Empire Oitjy, Or.
W. Gailier
BLACK-SM ITHiMG
-A -a x r iD
Z E E c r s e - S ia c e in .s '
ill
Neatly nnd promptly done, at the
lowest living prices.
Shop next
duor oast of Lencve’s drug store
Coquille City, Oregon.
111
4 ry 4 * p M
Empire CitY and Drain's O
o iu non
\V’ m . F. B ln jym ix ,
Register.
von«* w ishing good, red céder shingl es.
\ 11 fence-posts,
pickets, elaphourds or
v / .m v .
W . R. G e t t y , P rop .
! W I,idi tvo arc enabled to give ex­
cellent bargains, Photographic de­
---^ ---
signs and price list shown on ap­
Horses nnd Baggi. s at all hours. Good
plication.
Pasturage by tho day, week or month.
J. A. D e a n .
_ vln493m.
Office in Herald Building.
NOTICE OF FIN A L PROOF.
Land Office at It- seburg, Oregon,!
August 2». I HU.
(
'otico is hereby given that the following
N _ named settler 1 ms filed not ice of Ins in
tention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof w ill be made
before the Register nnd Receiver at Uos<
burg, Oregon on Thursday October '.». lssf,
viz: A. Ii. Buell, pre-emption D. S. No. 4075,
for the S E quarter of S E quarter section
nine, S W quarter of S W quarter section
ten, nnd N half of N W quarter, section
fifteen, T thirty S U thirteen W,
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, und cultiva­
tion of said land, viz:
11. II. Greenwood,
(
Joseph Steele,
)
Jas. Whohrny
I all of Myrtle Point,
Geo. Martin.
\
Oregon.
Aug 2fi
N O T IC E !
LOTS FOR SALE!
—< o > -
G
MenSHFIKLD, OoN.
Dealer in Furniture, Doors, Glass and Pic-
ure Frames, etc., and Agent for W hite's
Sewing Machines.
v ln ltf
v2n2Atf
F O B
A .
STORE,
STAGE and STEA M SC AÏ lino!
C arrying: Tlie LT- 3 - M ails
LEÍLIEI. HOTEL,
NOTICE OF FIN A L PROOF.
Laud office,at Roseburg. Oregon. >
August 22. 1 MSI. \ |
Wells. Fargo & Co’s
\ o t tice is hereby given tlmt the following |
named settler has filed notice of his '
i. V r
Express
intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
H as r e c e n t l y b e e n f it t e d i t in
before the clerk of C<>os county oivgnn, at
Empire City Oregon, on Friday oeiober 5.
First-class order by Mrs. (i. Heed, daughter
IMS 4 , viz: John C. Stockman pr^-eiution 1)
I of the former proprietor, wLu will spare no
S No. 444:i. for tho W half ol S 1C quarter
I
iu Hying to render comfort to guests
N E quarter of S E quarter and S E quarter
E.YYSES EM PIRE C ITY AND DRAINS j of i bis old. and reliable house,
of N E quarter section two. T twenty nine,
STATION e v e r y
i S:¡,i¡« of patronage is solicited.
S R thirteen V«'.
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY
and FR ID AY
-Mrs. <). ituux, 1 ». .prietor.
n41.
He names the foil »wing witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, ami cultiva­
tion of said land, viz:
Tho steamer JUNO or RESTLESS meets
F. M. Murphy,
I
the stage at the mouth of the Umpqua.
S. E. Anson,
I
New iu id com for tal tie stages.
W. T. Haytcr,
) nil of Norway,
J. W. Muinford.
)
oregon.
FARE to Drains Station ’*7.
W m F. B enjamin .
Fare to Portland by tlii.> route A 15.50.
Aug 2*>
Register.
I Each passenger allowed 50 p
of baggage ! A well selected stock of entirely new
Uii
, V ilil ¿MJK j
M * • Í cU>\\ fii.r bOÜ
I
Passengers
aro
requested
to
bo
in Empire
NOTICE OF F IN A L PROOF.
•
GiOLIjS.
Si
'RM'u.%
.t
Land Office at Rosehurg. Oregon, i City the night before departure.
11
-t~‘
liiM
.SjS
.p.ctnrfc luirai s m
August
Is? I.
Any information in regard to 1 L • ab« vq
varu* *\
’ otice is hereby given that the follow
uh
cortili
and bxtlires, brìi
N named settler lias
tiled notice < .f ns luiecaii be procured «'.t the Liar co or T-nlrui
!
upria
:ui
in
^.4
an
J
c is'.-rs i c. jii«:-
intention to mak“ final proof iu support o r j hotels iu Mavsht tld. mui ihe post oihc< or
lu
r­
n
•
*
1
to
An!
•r.
c¡..its fur;.tan.
l.is claim, and that said proof will be made ! n any oublie T-
iu Empire*
ed !
i l i f r. )ih.ni
before the judge or clerk of (V«»s eouii’ v.
•r f.tncy. Caianit
'1 HE i RE r
Oregon, at Empire City,on ( October 2 d, l si,
i*n« wori to suit i.rdurs.
viz., John M Adams, homestead No. 2U52
«.l i C.H.c ! > and ripmr-» for »h«
for the S W quarter of S E quarter of sec­
same. New lioine sewing lUHchinc agn «-y;
tion twenty seven, east one half of N W
;! I S A NEVER F A IL
quarter nud N W quarter of N K quarter of
machines on hand.
1 mg (»ui a for Ner-
section thirty four, T twenty eight S R thir­
( . Jj. ED WARDS PRO PRIETO R,
vous Debility, Ev-
teen west.
v] n45 if
A
h.auHted Vitality Sem-
lie names the following witnesses to prove
¿W
fl
in«l
V.ccl
u'
ss.
Sper
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva­
iff
: qBaltuHb’rrlnea. i^tsTM.is-
tion of said land, viz:
•
7
**>
'
-V«
John Morris.
(
E. S. Spnrgen,
I all of Coquille City
W. L. Miller,
f
Oregon.
W. N. Hyatt
y\ M. F. B uxjamin
Kceps c««listan<ly on lmtul a fine asai.rt-
Register.
Aug %
ii iut «i! Ger.cra! Mi rcliandir.e, consisting of
1 iaid-ware. V.'rmd nnd \N’ill«,\v ware, tools
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
and
implements, leather, bridles and sad­
Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon. )
Hier dia­
dles.
furniture, points, oils, sporting gis-ds,
July 7 1NS4. s eases that leads ti' Insanity and deetli-
Notioo is hereby given that the following mi. MlNTtK. who is a regular physician, .-.nil a fell nsortruVut of clothing, hats, caps
named settler has hied notice of his inten­ tgraduate ofth o l Diversity of Penusylva-
tion to make final proof in support of his nia), will agree to forfeit f ; vi : uuNniiEi» lMM'ts and shoes, drugs and medicines, end
claim, and that s.'iid proof will be made be­ miLUBs for a case «*f this kind the vital in fact everything kept in a first-class store.
fore the judge or clerk of Coos county. Ore­ KKSToiiATivr (under his special advice and
Highest cash price paid for hides, and ell
gon. at Empire City, on Friday, Sept. 2d. treat men t ) will not cure, or for anything kinds of country produce.
18S4, viz,.: Noah W. Moon, homestead No. impure or injurious found in if.
B, Hermann. Prop.
447 «», for the S W quarter of N E quarter,
doctoii Misrii! treats all private disenses
v l n ltf
E. Render, Manager.
S E quarter of N W quarter. N E quarter of successfully, without mercury: consulta ­
S W quarter and N W quarter of S E quarter tion vr.r.it. Thorough examination and ad­
section 33, township 2«». S R 11 west.
vice including analysis of urine, A5.
Price
He names the following w itnesses to prove of vital UKSTOBATivn. $1.50 a ls>ttle.or four
his continons residence npon, and cultiva- times the quant y $5: sent to any ndilress
of. said land, viz.:
upou receipt of price or C. O. D. secure
John Barker
i
from observation and in private name if
Hiram Betys
V of Fairview, Oregon.
desired, by
a . k . m intik , m . d .
Geo W. Norris )
l i KKABNKY ST. r.AN FllANCISCO, CAL.,
Alex StaufT
of Empire City, Oregon.
samplk n -T run kbf . i :
W. F. Benjamin,
V,’ ill be sent to any one applying by letter,
aul9
Register.
stating symptoms, sex and age.
Strict se­
crecy in regard to «all business transac­
tions,
l»ll. MINTIK'K Kin\KT BKMK1JT NrPlTBKTICUN
This line is now prepared to carry p.".s-
curesall kindsof kidney nnd bladder com­ sengera nnd freight, being supplied with
plaints, gonorrhoea, gleet, leuoorrhoea.
For side by all druggists; $1 a bottle; t> bot­
•{ Randolph. Oregon: ^
tles for $5.
mi. m intib ' s dandelion p il l s are tlie best
and cheapest lysckpsia and billious cure And careful drivers, Stages leave Roseburg
in the market. For sale l»y all druggists.
every moming'at t> o'clock,Sundays excepted
v
2
n
ltf
Office’ at
Beer of best duality always to be
lííyrtle Point, Oregon,
L'
Inis, C r a i i Ca.
MYRTLE POINT
F U R N IT U R E STOKE
ENGLISH HtiiifcDY
hi
the manner of the canning.— Ex.
“To this complexion
have we come at
B A R G A I N !
NOTICE OF F IN A L PROOF.
v2nl5.
OOH’T READ THIS-DOIT
I f you do, you will call at tho whole­
sale nnd retail,
Cigar and Tobacco Store
-O P -
made soothing nppologies in invisi­ result is a sugar, as in a previous
case, nearly identical, with the su­
ble tones.
A n d the husband has decided gar of honey. Honey, on the con­ Where I sell goods at Han Francisco prices.
F. P. SORT#!», Marshfield,
MYRTLE POINT STORE^
Myrtle Point, Ogn
GOOD BA! STAGE LINE.
THROUGH TO
CCOS B A Y in 18 H O U RS
Comfoitible Slagcs
Ji W a l s e r , P ro p .
I will say to the public—those wishing
not to interfere with his wife’s toi­ trary, or the sugar that we will job lots of cigars, that they can buy of me
let relations in the future.— D e­ find in grapes, is ulready in the con­ cheaper than they can from the city.
had at the Brewery, and orders
M E T R O P O L IT A N H O T E L
dition for absorption or assimila­
Please give me a call before buying else­
troit Free Press.
from
all
parts
filled
promptly.
No.
11
Kearny
street
where.
tion, and really' no kind of work
FARE TO EM PIRE C ITY #7.
Treats nil Chronic and Special Diseases.
v ln 33
no 2
“M y dear boy,” said an earnest
F. P . NORTON.
has to be performed upon it before
SalsIuTry, Halev & Co.,
Sunday-school teacher at North
‘Y ’O U ^ T a IM Z IE U ST
it is actually rendering us service
vL’n.vjtf
Proprietors.
U
7
H
O
M
A
Y
B
E
SUFFERING
FROM
E n d Mission to a frowrsy urchin,
v Y the effects of youthful follies or indis­
as a force or heat producer.”
cretion will do well to avail themselves of
“do you know that we are all sin­
Honey is, therefore, given to
this, the greatest boon ever laid at the al­
ners?”
tar of suffering huinanitv. r>n. spinnky will
mankind in tho most agreeable
guarantee
to forfeit $500 for every case of
“Yes, marra.”
Seminal Weakness or private diseases of
form, both tor food and medicine.
any kind or character which he undertakes
“D o you know that you are
A T
Coquille City, Oregon,
The ncople of the Coquille river should
It produces heal thy digestion, and
and fails to cure.
sinner?”
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
boar in mind, that as good P h o to ic n ip h N
holds defiantly that monster of tor­
Then* are many at tho age of thirty to
as can be obtained on the Pacific coast, are
“ Yes, inarm.”
sixty who are troubled with too frequent
ture, indigestion, at bay.
Pure made by G. H. K amsdkll , of Myrtle Point.
HAS
evacuations of the bladder, often accompa­
A long and earnest talk follow­
nied by a slight, smarting or burning sensa­
honey should be used freely iu Will soon have completed a floating
tion anil a weakening of tho Hystem in a On hand a full lino of Groceries,
ed, iu which the claims of tho gos
___
-A-TSTP P A L A C E
every family. Honey eaten upon
manner the patient cannot account for. On
pel were fully set forth, but the
Splendid assortment of drugs,
examining the urinary deposits ft ropy sed­ Candies, Nuts, Tobacco and cigars,
wheat bread is very beneficial to With which he will visit every point
iment will often be found, and sometimes Canned
medicines, chemicals, oils, brush­
on the river between Myrtle Point and
goods, Stationery, Ink,
teacher was only rewarded by an
small particles of albumen will «appear, or
health. Children would rather eat Bandon, und be prepared to do San Fran-
es, candies, cigars, tobaccos, toi­
the color will be of a thin milkish hue, a- Drugs, Medicines, Paints, O ils and
unintelligible shire.
let and fancy articles, station­
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bread and honey than bread and 1 cisco work at less than San Francisco prieep.
gain changing ton dark and torpid appear­
ance. There are many men w ho die of this pure W ines for meilical purposes,
ery and everything else usu­
1 m ally.lt oecured to til© teacher I b u tte r ; o lie p OU11(l o f li0 n e y Wl\\ I Will be fully prepared to make Pictures in
difficulty, ignorant of the cause, which is
ally found in a first-class
W ood and illow ware, H a rd ­
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,d F m V o T) t h e 1
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, . . i all styles known to the art, from the small-
tiie second stage of seminal weakness. Dr.
rtach hr fnr us two pounds of but- L , , Ooni
. Fh(Jto,<rapb 17l27 mcUM.
drug store on hand and
S. will guarantee a p«*rfeet cure inall such ware, Cutlery, Toys, Notions, A m -
constantly receiv­
cases, .mul a herd thy restoration of the
i wP-vleo. Hip advantage All he asks is for people to compare his
uniton, Fancy and Toilet Articles,
genito-urinary organs.
ing new find fresh
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i , ,» v an,| ....... w:t.h that of others.
( »dice Hours —10 to 4 and«'»to 8 . Sundays,
goods. Call on him
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-I;, it. h:: a bee-•■me a *v*rmr.nent citizen
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from 1«» to 11 a . m . (Consultation free, Lam ps und chimneys.
; ineutiuiit iu tne tut»te, ami always re- ;
n
. und ,.. it is
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for rare bargains, as lie
l’korough examination and advice, $5.
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of
Coos
County,
to
tUe
interest
Highest price paid for country
is, don’t you?”
mains good, while butter soon be- of the people to patronize home industry
Call or address
proposes to sell extremely low.
produce etc.
DR. SPIN N EY A Co..
“Sinners, inarm? Oh, yes; sin- eximes rancid and often produces a and thereby keep the money in the country I-a fn e «* ! L i q u o r f o r H e i l i c a l lT*e.«*,
No 11 Kearny street San Francisco,
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cramp in the stomach, eructations,
nera is strings in turkeys’ legs.
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D R . S P IN N E Y
STILL AHEAD! N ew Drugstore!
AND DON'T YOU
FORGET IT-
J. H. NOSLER, Prop.
0. Nelson