Coquille City herald., January 06, 1885, Image 4

N o t lr e .
We havetlie selling of a farm of 100 acres
Thomas Meehan believes that we with a splendid orchard, good water, a good
PfJB LlH H K D K T K R t TUIÉ^PAY.
have nearly reached the solution of house. The fnnn yielded iiO tons of timothy
»I. A . D e a n , E d it o r m id P r o p r ie t o r the cause of the absence of trees hay last season. The farm will be sold
cheap, and the following go with the placa:
from the prairies. It is not clima­ 70 head of sheep, a lot o f hogs 1 yoke of cat­
tle, chain's Ac., a lot of cows, yearlings and
Devoted to the interests of the Coquille
Rivi r particularly, and of the County g* n- tic, for timber belts flourish in all the hons: -hold furniture which is new and
good.
the prairie regions.
It is not in
e rally.
Subscription, per year............ ............$2.00. conditions of soil, for the paririe is
tiie most favorable to the germina­
T U E S D A Y , JAN.
i », 1885.
FU R N ITU R E
tion of seeds of tree ns well aseth-
We have the selling of a half section of
laud, half bench and half Itottomland, near
Coquille Citv. It would make a half dozen
g,H»d little ranches, or a good dairy and
stock ranch. The price is $20. per acre.
Bandon
— -J Rnmlon, Coos Co., Or. \
M, E, A n d e r s o n ,
ZE\ IMIarlr, P ro p .,
t ^ i> u t a : o i c .
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NEW HACT/ LINE!
to possess tl Item.
Mits. C. W . O
Coquille
Vesuvius,” “ I see— going to a for- they are burned.
This theory is
supported by the fact that ail ab­
eign climb.”
City
l iv e ,
Market
Recently been furnished with soring beds
P r o p r ie t o r .
This house is well supplied with every­
and other conveniences for the benefit of
the traveling public.
thing necessary to make it a
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CITY IlKRj STORE!
City Breweiy,
-¡ Randolph. Oregon: /■
J . W
Z V Z H H X j , F r c p - -
a ls e ih , P r e p .
had at the
Brewery,
and
be
orders
from all parts filled promptly,
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C oquille C it y O gn .
Z a U E J E V E
New Drug Store!
P r o p r ie t o r ,
Coquille City. Oregon,
Dealer in drugs, medicines, chem­ J. H. N o b l e r ..........................Proprietor.
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icals etc., of the best quality, and
Main St. Coquille City. Oregon.
undant
growth
of
trees
has
set
in
A Western critic disrespectfully
Constantly on hand a well selected
all the time receiving fresh, every­
wherever
the
tires
have
been
stopp­
stock
of fresh and choice drugs and med­
alludes to a Freuch opera bouffe crit
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thing usually found in a first-class icines.in »lions, blank books, school books
Fresh and choice meats of all medical dispensary. Prescriptions and everything usually found in a first-class
ic ns “smirking, spasmodic old lien." ed. The fires were made by the
1'his chap evidently didn’t like the! aborigines for ceuturie* befoie the
constantly on hand.
drug store. Piesciprions carefully com­
carefully compounded.
white
man
came,
possibly
for
the
pounded. Give him your orders.
French chic.
ALSO
Y‘ill lf>.
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His
prices are as low as the lowest.
\ express purpose's, Air. Meehan sug­
Groceries, vegetables and pro­
“ Husking bees are in order,” says
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gests, of prevent ing the growth of visions, etc.,fete.
ibr
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nn exchange. W e tried to husk a
trees and preserving the buffalo
bee once, one of the “ humble” vari­
Henry Huden.
! pastures.
The question remains David Young.
ety, but lie got the,best of us.— Dan­
how the prairies first came to be
ville Breeze.
—FOR—
naked. They probably formed the
An old bachelor, on seeing the bottoms of the lakes and marshes
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words “ Familes Supplied,” over the that were left q^ter the retreat of
T o m b s t o n e
a n d
Appreciating the necessity of all Business
door of'nn oyster saloon, stepped in the glaciers, and continued wet aft­
Men, Fn-mers aud Miners having a news­
tuid said he would take a wife and er the highlands were covered with
paper
published in the inetropolies, in ad­
Y oung '& llu ilcn ' P roprietors.
dition to their own local paper—one that
two children.
trees. Alan followed • the glaciers
contains
all Financial, Commercial and
They don’t have to use roller so closely that ho anticipated the SODA, SARSAPARILLA. GINGER ALE General News; which matter not being in
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etc., of superior quality,
the
scope
of
a
local
p;q>er—the
proprietor
of
skates in Canada at this time when trees on these spots, and having
Constantly on hand for sale.
To In'on the
side, ire hare
J.f?“ Ooders from the country pnnptly the
they desire to slide around.
The learned already in southern latitu­
ice is already six feet thick in cer­ des the value of burning, began filled. Address all orders to Marshfield
secured an a ¡/cue for the sale o1
Soda Works.
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tain localities.
then before the trees gained a foot­
Has made advantageous arrangements to loml/sfones and ntoninncnfs,front
A. L. Nosier Prop.
M a rs h fie ld
Waler w«rlis,
A Golden
OPPORTUNITY Care
Our
Head!
Subscribers.
MONUMENT
(iiip iU r filibi ¿firwW.
It takes twenty-six
years for a hold.— Popular Science Monthly.
rnau to become a physician in G e r - 1
many.
Xaturalists have long known of
j t is now stated, on the au-
for cemetery lots.
! thority of Prof.
Baird, that a
which
has hitheito
The best thing ever said of ghosts bladder worth, w hi
introduced into the
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i i i been enretully mtr
w a s sa n l b y U o ie r m "« ', w h e n a sk ed
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,
government
s carp ponds, has very
1>> a lady it lie believed in t h e m , ; curiously turued out to be a fish-
“ X*», madam, I have seeu too many eating plant, devouring the very au­
to believe in them.”
j imals which were expected to feed
j
“ N o” said M iss-Ferula, “ I ’ m not upon- lh---------------------------------------------
much of a Speller myself, I must I In summer, when the ground is dry,
Our wayward minds impressing
admit: but then, you know, I ’ve
With what is meet—what we slioild l>uy—
been a teacher nearly all niv life
Light calf skin is a blessing,
lint,
when tlie rain descends, and mud
and I’ve never had any time to teach
Impedes perambulation.
myself.”
We need a boot both strong and food
Artillery officer to mandarin;
To reach our destination.
“ M y lord, the French ships are ap- \ G oto Dean a Huntington's—
They willjjfit and please you;
proachiug.” Mandarin. “ F ile a can­
They keep every thing,
non at them.” “ But they are so far j From stout boots for winter.
To light ones for spring.
off that the ball will go only ljoli j
way.” “ Fire two cannon «at tlu^h.”
n o t ic e :
nyoue wishing to have
or C yoke of
A physician says: “ In buying
"cattle wintered, will do well by calling
clothing care should be Liken to in­ on, or writing to, Chas. Watkins, at this
place.
vestigate the hygroscopicity of the
V
cloth.” \Ye always do, but, as sing­ F E E D A N D L I V E R Y S T A B L E
ular as it may appear, many per­
lE
S-E
. ZB
uicls:, IPr r>
p
.
sons buy a coat and never give a
thought to its hygroscopicity.
This
is a groat mistake.
A
Unless You Want to Buy
Land is scarce over there j carni, orous piauts that entrap in-
nrnl they can’ t spare much space | sects<
colored
Coquille City, Ogn.
Hauling Done at Reasonable Rates, vln ltf
B O O T S a n d SPEECHES
Of the very best quality and at the
Lowest Living Rates.
O .
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u n t i n g t o n ,
Tbe Fashionable Root and Shoe Maker
will be found at all times ready towaitnpon,
and ncconiodate’cnstoniers with everything
in our line, at the Coquille City Root;.nd
Shoe store: one door north of the ( )live hotel,
Main street.
I) k .' n AI.H t ’ ntinoton .
Mrs. C. W. ( llive.
Mrs. A. G. Aiken.
OLIVE & AIKEN-
Have just received at
tTieir n e v r
Millinery Store!!
. . . . WITH Tint.. . .
S A N F R A N C IS C O
Weekly Chroiiirie.
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The regular subscription price of onr paper i?
* 2 - 0 C) PER YEAR,
And tbe yearly subscription of the CHRON­
ICLE is $2. Now we will furnish
For
CHRONICLE
STAGE and STEAMBOAT line!
T^sicifio C oast.
set him up «again do fence to dry.”
Coquille City. Oregon
“ \\ ho made de fence.” interrupted
HUNT Bros............. Proprietors.
an eager listener. “ Put dat man ■ Horses boarded by the day. week,V>r month.
naO
out!” exclaimed the colored preach­ *>T,' Hauling done oil short notice.
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er, “such questions as dat’d destroy
TTLcTxrers. Cstride.
room,
sir?” askau a hotel clerk of a guest
who had just registered.
“ No, sir,” was the prompt reply;
“ l a m a lawyer, sir. I ’ m not selling
merchandise; I ’m selling brains.”
AGENTS AHE MAKING FOU-
tuiifH gelliug our new au<i jmjj > u -
Ur I ioo U h , "The ITuiverhe,"
“ Liven of the President*,”
“Daughters of America,” “ Aiid-
tln’n Indidpendlhln IleuUbook,” “ History of Chris-
¿ a t he latest and «julckoBt selling novel-
Laces,
Bilibciis.
and. Ornaments.
Ruching Embroidery
Veiling, Scarfs etc- etc-
GOLD
J FO.,
Shill tllO clclk.
Of
course you don’t want, a sample
^ okuam *
. Dd AKent.,
nil Aw
Sau Francideo, Catiturma.
room when you don’t carry any
T~
E X E C w n u r n o t ic e .
sam pies.
N e w ) Y orkfS u 11 .
'otioft is hereby given that Mary Wagon­
er, the Executrix of the last will and
iieits Meekly Messenger, an testaineutofLeonardF. Wagoner,deceased,
English paper, states that on a | has filed in the County Court of the State of
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Oregon, for the County of Coos, her final
large dairy farm near London, account us such Executrix, and that said
sugar has been found to be an Court, has duly made an order epi»ointing
the Glh tlay of January 188ft as the
economical food for cows.
It in­ Tuesday
day for tlie hearing of objections to such
duces cattle to eat every particle of final account and the settlement thereof.
Dated Dec 3d, 1884.
food from the manger, instead of
Mary Wagoner,
C. H. Y'ulkuiar,
leaving a good deal as they ordina­ Attorney for the estate.
Executrix.
rily do.
It is found that this su­
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
gar diet’ improves the flavor of the
L and o f f ic e at R ohkbubo O bkoon
milk and increases the percentage
December 30,1KH4.
otico is hereby given that the following-
of cream.
named settler has filed notice of his in­
tention to make final proof in support of
An ingenious
iarmor makes his claim, and that Hind proof will be made
scare-crows out of old tin cans, to­ before the Judge or Clerk of Coos county
at Empire City Oregon, on Tuesday
mato cans and the like, by rigging Feb. 17. 18*f>. viz: D. H. Prewett, pre-emp­
V ^ sec­
them up with a bit of old iron sus­ tion l> S No. 4072, for the W ^ of \
27 township 28, S R I t west.
pended in them like the tongue of tion
He nnmes the following witnesses to
a bell, and hanging them up in the prove his continuous residence upon, and
corn field where the wind will set cultivation of. said land, viz:
A. Sneed
them a-ringing, making such an Jesse Leneve |
j all of Parkersburg.
unusual and unexpected noise that W. Howell
H. Randleman J
Oregon.
crows will not dare remain iu the
Wm. F. Benjamin,
jan6
Register.
field.
C O Q U IL L E M I L L
— AND—
Tug Company!!
— DEALERS IN—
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— AND ALL KINDS OF—
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C e d ar , f ir ,
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ash , m a p l e ,
m yrtle ,
Alder and spruce lumber always on
hand and for sale at the lowest rates.
TOWING
By the T u g K A T I E
C O O K , on
the river and bar, at reasonable rates.
Timber, match-wood and stave tim­
ber purchased.
Orders for lumber filled in quanti­
ties to r»uit, and at the lowest living
rates.
J. P A R K E R ,
M. L. H A N S C O M ,
IR V IN G M. COOK.
Parkersburg Coos county Oregon,
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For particulars inquire of
F.. B endeu or \V. A. Bonima,
Myrtle Point, Oregon.
City Limy k Feed Stalin
Empire City, Or.
AV. R. G etty , P rop .
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Horses and Baggit-s at all hours. Good
Pasturage by the day, week or month.
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W . Gallier
BLACK-SMITHING
lEIcrse-Slaceingr
Carrying Tlie U- S- Mails
H a s r e c e n t l y rf . kn f i t t e d u i * in
First-class 0 1 , 1,1 b;.
>
].«« d, daugLter
o f the fonm-r ,< q», - :*•:■. *,»!4u \»:il hi uic i«»«
pains in try¡ 1 : a r is .-r ,' •mf».r, t«. ;.u« sis
of this old, a»:'.; r ■
B liare o f p . ;•« n.
• :> < ; « j,.
Mrs.tJ. 1 «.;.
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MYRTLE POINT
FURNITU R E. STC R E
A w ell « e je c te d s t o c k o f e n t ir e ly n ew
Furniture, w all paper and windowehntirs
C'iiipiete, oii clt.'.ii.s, str.iv, matting, n.iru 11
Express
and looki ng-glr.sses. picture frame sin
variety, with cords and fixtures, l»«*d
springs, hangings and casters etc. p;c-
ture;- framed to order, coffins furnish­
ed to order, plain or fancy. Cabinet
EAVSES EMPIRE (TTY AND DRAINS
niui turned work to suit orders.
1
STATION. EVERY
Also
watches
and clocks and repairs for tlm
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
same. New Home sewing machine agency;
machines on hand.
The steamer JUNO or RESTLESS meets
C. E. EDWARDS PROPRIETOR,
the stage at the mouth of the Umpqua.
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New and comfortable stages.
F AKE to Drains Station $7.
Fare to Portland by this route $l.o.50.
Each passenger al 1« »wed *»b p<mnds of 1 >aggage
Passengers are requested to bo in Empire
City the night before departure.
Any information in regard to the a!>ove
line can be procured at tlie lllaLoo or Central
HAS
hotels in Marshfield, and the post office or
in any public l’.oise in Empire.
On hand a full line of Groceries,
Weils, Fargo & Co’s
0 , Nelson
Tips-
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all de theology in do world.”
IPrices Reaccnalole.
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nyone wishing good, red cedar shingles.
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lity
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. fence-posts, pickets, clapboards or
Straw, Plush, Silk, Satin or Velvet, which
shakes will do well to call on H. B. Barrows,
we will sell cheap for cash .
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one mile east of Coquille City.
All orders left at this ollice or with J. T.
Moulton will receive prompt attention.
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Myrtle 1 ‘onit.
Jaryis, Ucmwall l C».
Tlie Latest Stales
1
BiisUst sit Best
Empire CitY and Drain’s Station
T^Tumes and.
remarked, fh
“ W hen God made the first man, lie 1
ch eapest :
SAN FRANCISCO
....O F T H E ....
LOTS FOR SALE!
In The Addition To The Town O f
Myrtle Point, Oregon,
M i i g e Free.
Leading Newspaper
Orders promptly filled.
Please return kegs promptly after being
emptied.
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L E M HOTEL,
Both papers sent to one or two ailresses, op­
tional with the subscriber.
.. . IS THE.
CocjTiille City. Oregon-
Neatly"and pr(*mptly done, «'it the
S1 ioj > next
mihk I and KidinMr IS oiisimh Califiirnhi lowest living prices.
door east of Eeneve’s tl) ug store,
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\\ hich we are enabled to give e x ­ Coquille Cily, * *regon.
cellent bargains. Photographic de­
signs and price* list shown on ap­
plication.
J . A. D e a n .
Office iirileiv.hl Building.
But! Pain to (te Year
A Large Variety of
pre.aclier
“ W ill you want a sample
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Don’t Read This,
BULLARD A DUANE. Props.
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This house hns been elegantly furnished,
and is at once the home of the tourist.
The house is of easy access to tlio steumir
landing. The table is supplied with best
the uiarket affords, and no pains spared to
render comfort to guests.
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a t a l l h o u r s
25 CENTS.
T ables always supplied with tlxo best the
market affords.
w P r o j »rictor^/i
D r . S ,
e a l s
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
Boer of best duality
to
• j always
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S u r *n pnrent: “ Another bad re- < heat.
The seeds of the annual With Steamer* “ Cores” and “ Little Annie”
at the terminus <>f tlieir upper river route,
port, my sou?” “ Yes, papa, y o u 1 plants of the prairie vegetation, carrying passenger » and freight to and from
mu 1 really talk to my teacher or: maturing every year, are shed and Myrtle Point.
G. A . B R O W N ,
* he will keep on doing it.”
find protection before the fires
Proprietor.
4 Ah Binge, where are you going! come; the young trees, on the other n4-6m
for tlie W i n t e r ? ’ “Oh, 1 >hall take! hand, bear no seed and can leave
a run over to Italy ami do Mouut i no resources for a succession after
C o q u il l e C it y , O g n .
has
Connecting-
I can arrow Inure enough to resist the
ROBINSON HOUSE,
Front St. Coquille City.
Hotel
STORE,
• er plants, and artificial plantations
I
M arshfield , O gn .
are remarkabiy successful wherev­
Dealer iu Furniture, Doors, Glass and Pio-
S< i;ni in v ::ri:.M y ritos.
R ö m e rn - j
er they are made. The real cause ure Frames, etc., and Agent for White's
ì h t , y o n iitj m a n , th e re is a lw a y s i r
! is probably to be found in the an­ Sewing Machines.
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ro o m at th e t»»]>.
nual fires which have swept over
“( rood luck bracelets are worn :
prairies from time immemorial,
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by sudi as have the good luck j Viiliing the young trees before they
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OLIVE HOTEL,
A B A R G A I N ’.
W h y I'ra iil«* * A r c T r f o l o M .
Ê w c r + m i U c ( t ü M <v f e r i t i t i .
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It aims to fil
every requirement of a first-class paper.
Its telegraphic reports are the latest and
most reliable; its local news the fullest and
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S ANEVER-FAIL
ingCure f«>r Ner­
vous Debility, Ex­
hausted Vitality Sem­
|
inal Weekness. Sper
j
matorrheea. lostman -
uood .in:potency pbos
j
TATonaitUA, Paralysis
and all the terrible ef­
fects of self abuse, of
youthful follies and
|
| excesses in niuturer venrs, such as loss of
1 Mem«>rv. Lassitude. Noctururl Eniiasion A
version to Society. Dimness of A ission, Nots
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es in the Head; the vital lluid passing un­
observed in the urine, and many other dis­
eases that leads to Insanity aud death-
in*. MiNTiK, who is a regular physician,
(graduate of the University of Pennsylva­
nia), will agree to forfeit five hundhkd
DOi.iiABS for a ci se of this kind the vital
r e s t o b a t iv k (under his special
advice and
treatment) will not cure, or for anything
impure or injurious found in it.
d o c to r mintik treats all private diseases
successfully, without mercury: consulta ­
tion free . Thorough examination and ad­
vice including analysis of urine, $f*. Price
of vital restorative , $l..r»0 a bottle,or four
times the quantity $£►: sent to anv address
upon receipt of price or C. O. t>. secure
from observation and in private name if
desired, by
A. K. mintik , M.D.
11 KKARNF.Y ST. HAN FRANCI8CO, CAL.,
SAMPLE ROTTLK FREE
Will he sent to any one applying by letter,
stating symptoms, sex and age. Strict se­
crecy in regard to all business transac­
tions,
Candies, Nuts, Tobacco and cigars,
Canned
goods,
Stationery,
Ink,
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils and
pure M ines for medical purposes,
W ood and willow ware, H ard­
ware, Cutlery, Toys, Notions, A m -
unition, Fancy and Toilet Articles,
Lamps and chimneys.
Highest price paid for country
produce etc.
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STILL AHEAD!
AID DOST YOU
FORGET l b
The people of the Coquille river shoe Id
l>ear in mind, that as good IM io to g ra p lia
as can be obtained on the Pacific coast, r.re
made by G. H. R amsdkll , of Myrtle Point.
Will soon have completed a floating
pa la c e
With which ho will visit every point
on the river between Myrtle Point aud
Bandon, and be prepared to do San Frin-
cisoo work at less than San Francisco prices.
Will be fnlly prepared to rnnkc Pictures in
all styles known to the art, from the small­
est Gem to a Photograph 17x27inches.
All he asks is for people to compare his
D R . M I N T I E ' s K ID N E Y REM ED Y NEPIIBETICU N
ouresall kinds of kidney and bladder com­ work with that of others.
Including postage, to any part of the United plaints, g«)iiorrhoea, gleet, leucorrhoea.
Mr. R. has become a permanent citizen
States,
For sale by all druggists: $1 a bottle; (5 bot­
of
Coos County, and it is to the interest
Sample Copy Sent Free.
tles for $5.
db . m i n t i e ' s d a n d e l io n p i l l s are the best of the people to patronize home industry
All orders must be accompanied by the
and cheapest d y s p e p s ia and b il l io u s cure and thereby keep the money iu the country
coin.
Address all orders to H eramj , Coquille City in the market. For sale by all druggists.
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Coot* Co. Oregon.
$2 For One Year.