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Newspaper Page Textm e tfa p d llt fu m iti. PU BLISH ED E V E R T TU E SD AY J. S. M’EWEN & D. F. DEAN, Editori and Proprietors. Devoted to the materiel and aoeiai np- bmldiag of the Coquill« Valley iwrtioalarly and of Coos Comity generally. Subscription, per year, in advance, $2. i l l , Niweveraa Anvianaiae Aeaar, L T. Il m MerchauU' ZlohuiK«, Sen rraatleco la ear eulnorlied eaent ThU paper la kept 0 « Sie, la Ala o f f i c e ._______ ___ __________________ ' T U E SD A Y . n NOV. 20, 1894 M n M Take These — AND Read Our Offers Tlie H erald has splendid club bing facilities with tlie best newspa per* published in the land. We offer The H erald and the New York T W IC E -A -W E E K WORLD, both for one year for only...............................$ 2 25 The H erald and the Weekly S. F. Examiner................... 2 75 The H erald and the Daily Examiner, including Sun day’s mammoth edition .. 7 80 The H erald and Weekly S. F. Call...................................... 2 25 The H erald and Daily Call.. 6 00 The Daily Call speaks for itself toe one ot the best newspapers in the land, and the cheapest, being furnished with the H erald at only the price of the Daily Call, $0. G. A. R. comrades can get “ The Nationul Tribune,” published at Washington City, D. C , at this office for $1 a year in advance, or with the H e r a l d , the tuco p a p ers lor $2.501 A n e th e r Ev|>Ies|eu. ' Resulting in fatal seriousness, oc curred at the rock quarry on Coos river last Thursday. Superintend ent West and a Mr. Dolan (fore man) were the worst hart, the Intter dying on Thursday night. West was still alive at lost accounts. The blame is charged to the latter. It seems that preparation was made for an immense bloat Dolan was opening powder-cans in the usual manner, with a hardwood stick, but was not succeeding as rapidly as Wsat wanted him to, so he took np a pick and struck into a can, caus ing it to explode and setting off 26 more cant. Dolan was fearfully lacerated and bad bis clothes all bnrnt off before be reached the water, as be ran to the river. He then walkbd to the house, but did not survive long. West may ra- covsr. and if be does, criminal ac tion may be taken agaiust him. Uncle Jack Wood was down from his North Fork home last Tuesday snd Wednesday shopping and mar keting some. He brought down nice apples. He had some dry bides with him, but for wbioh he was only offered 2 ceuta a pound. Uncle Jack wonldn’t stand this. This suggests, that as leather is still a pretty good price, there should be a tannery started. There it plenty of material o f all kinds and a profitable business might be established. |W**t OrseaniAD.i Rufus K ing some time since found croppings o f coal on the South Fork of the Coquille river, and a bed ot petrified oyster#. The sheila were perfect in abape, bat they have since crumbled to pieces. The oysters are aa solid ae rock, and perfect in ehape. Under the oysters was a perfect mudilat o f blue mud, and over the whole wee send rock. Specimens o f tbs ooal can be seen at this officer. J. H. Bryan, who has been log ging on Catching creek, this county, met with quite a mishap last Saturday. H e battled a large 20- foot ceder log to the landiag, and it immediately commenced rolling and went off a bank 35 feet high, taking the team with it. Three of the oxen were killed end the reM moat have been badly bruised. W e are informed tbattbey were obliged to buul the dead animals off of some live ones in order to save them. Tbie is a severe blow to the logger, and uo doubt he will have plenty blocking hereafter to keep the logs in place until be detaches bis team from the same. C apt Wm. H. Harris shipped 131 boxes o f apples to San Francisco via Coos bay the first o f tbs month. The fruit was nicely assorted, and was o f Baldwin and Ballefiower varieties, free from pest or blemish, and they only netted him $31.10. They were a choice lot of apples, as everyone knows Capt Harris’ orchard produces no otbar kind. The freight on the applea were 25c per box by rail and steamer. If tbis is a fair return it ia evident that it does uot pay to ship apples from this valley to Sac Francisco, and the thousands of boxes o f apples now on the Coquille will rot instead o f being shipped, because the boxes cost 10c each, and as the average price for apples ia 23 87-100 cents, it onley leaves 13 84-100 seats for raising, picking, packing and haul ing them to the railroad station. We copy the above statement from Capt. Harris' bill which he received from the firm o f commission merchants in the city. The Co quille valley produce» the best apples in the state, ae the pests that are so common throughout the Willamette and Umpqua valleys have not made their appearance here, nod it is a pity that so much excellent fruit should go to waste, however we believe that it would be a very wise plsn for the farmers o f Ceos county to keep a good business man in San Francisco every autumn who would handle the produce sent from this section, as there is bo doubt that commis sion merchants reap the reward justly due the producer. GENERAL NEWS. (Musaatld Han.) A n urn lie r of carpenters arrived ou tbe Ban lorille fr> m Portland MUST ANSWER. Washington, Nov. 13.—Judge aud have gone to work on tbe new Cole, in the district court. District coal hankers. Roliert Starkey received the sad o f Colombia, today overruled tbe demurrer in tbe case o f Dr. William news tbis week o f the death of his McCartney, of Washington, and E. brother, John, at Liverpool, Eng., R. CbapmnD, of New York, brokers ou the 9lli ult. who refused to answer certain John Ellerby waa awarded tbe questions before tbe senate sugar contract to build the town ball at investigating committee. Tbis was the meeting of the trustees held in the nature of a trial o f the deci- j Tuesday of till* week. His bid was sion nnd means that Havemeyei,, «1,127.50. Sesrles and Seyroout, recently A mass mnetingof tbe citizens of indicted and the newspaper men, Marshfield will be held Tuesday Edwards and Sbriver, first indicted, uicht, Dec. 20th, in Odd Fellowa’ will hare to stand trial. ball, for the purpoae of placing local candidates iu nomination for CHILD SCALDED. McMiunvills, Or., Nov. 1 4 — Yes the coniiug election. J. D. Bennett has taken the con terday, while tbe wife o f John Linn, a painter, was engaged in her tract to move the Gravel Ford week's washing, her 19-mouths-old creamery. At the present location child in some manner crawled upon tbe uiaungemeut was unable to get and fell into a tub of boiling water a aufficient ninount of water, hence which waa on the floor. The skin the chauge of locution. ell peeled off the little sufferer’s W. 8. Vanderbnrg has aold ont body, and, although tha child is bis interests in tbe Family Meat alive tbie morning, the doctor says Market to John Fox and A. Ogren. ii is impossible for it to survive. Mr. Vaoderburg will conduct the A SUGGESTION ON POLICE POWERS. business for tbe purchasing parties for a time to come. New York, Nov. 14. —At a meet ing today of the board of trade and transportation, this resolution was passed: “ Resolved, That the New York Sarsaparilla la carefully board o f trade and transportation prepared by experienced beliaves the police force of the city pharmacists from Sarsa o f New York should be divorced parilla, Dandelion, U u - from all political control, and that — me s a, drake Uack,Plpeiae«wa, it should be constituted on some Juniper Berries, and other wall k n ow s snch basis as the ermy of th e 1 vegetable remisliaa. T h a Combination, Pro United States or tbe state of New portion and Trooaaa ara Peculiar to H ood'a York, with a commander-in-chief Sarsaparilla, giving it strength and curative and all grades of officers, who aim)I power Peculiar to IU e lf, not pos rise from the ranks; that a provi sessed by other remedies. H ood 's sion shall be made for court-martial j and for appointments to the force by the strictest civil service rules, Curas Sorofuls. Salt R heum , Sores, Boils, with promotions base! on civil ser riir.ples snd all other affections caused by vice examination, and tbie accord Irrpuro blood; Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick ing to the worth of the applicant.” Headache, Indigestion, Debility, Catarrh, OOD’S arsapariila Connty Judge Schroederie mak ing inquiry for the McMakin children, recently given oat to families from the connty poor farm. They have been lost sight o f by the Rheumatism, K idney and Liver Com - FOUND TH E COLONEL GU ILTY.” "” authorities, and as their father— plaints. I t Is N ot W h a t Columbus, Nov. 15.— Colouel now deceased—was a veteran in the w s Say, but w hat H ood's Coit has been pronounced guilty of Sarsaparilla Doos, that late war, they are entitled to a pen murder in tbe first degree hy Coro tells the story— H ood’ s sion. Anyone knowing o f their ner Edwards o f Washington Court, Sarsaparilla o v a T iu iK s c iv n e g if t whereabouts will please drop a line house, on account of tbe meu killed by bis regiment while assisting the T * livrrjr One mf Our Ilrarlrr*— with the information to Judge “ W hlrb 1s I bn Sweeter?” sheriff to protect a prisoner. The Sebroeder at Arago. sheriff, too, is accused. The jury We shall print a coupon in our H o o d ’a PHI* srs purely vegetabls. About fifteen prominent mem retained such a finding. issue of NOVEMBER 27, entitling everyone who gets a copy of the bers o f the Knights o f Pythias at BOYCOTTING OUR OWN CURRENCY. The lift-lnss liody of an agpd lady same to a reproduction in colors of Marshfield came over on a special LondoD, Nov. 16.—The lim es, named Mrs. Filkins was found the great water-color picture, in a financial article, this morning, Monday morning about 40 rods train last Saturday and took a “ WHICH IS THE S W E E TE R ? ” says regarding the new American from tbs house of A Burden, near steamer for Bandon. The object boBd issuer. “ Tha whole device of North Powder, Baker comity. The paiuted by one of the most success was to oigauize a lodge o f that the gold loan is calculated to bring body had been about two thirds ful artists in water-colors. This su order at Bandon. Among the norn- the gold from boards lying in Cal- eaten by wild beasts, but there was perb present is copyrighted, and can ifuruia and other western states sufficient evidence as to her iden not be purchased of picture-dealers her we got a handshake from Judge It is ouly to be hoped that the slip, tify. T be women disappeared at any price. It is li2Jxl7A inches J. F, Hull, Capt. Ernst, Prof. illation for gold paymeut will uot from her home just three weeks to in size, and will give the finishing Golden and Tim Seeley. The lead to a premium on the metal rs the day of the finding, daring which touch to even the most expensively party returned Sunday. Arrivals by the Arago: Capt. a result. A kind o f boycott o f the time diligent search had been kept decorated apartment; and when The time for which the sawmills C. M. Goodall, Capt. C. F. Taylor, currency dollar by tbe government np. It is hinted that one or more hung in a simple room this picture impaite an artistic effect, not only on this river were bonded for sale Beymis Merchant, D. L. Green, itself is sa experiment o f much arrests may follow tbe investiga pleasing to the eye, but refining in to Capt. G. W. Williams A Co. J. F . Jennings, W. G . Webster, interest to tbe world at large. For tions that are to be instituted. American citizens the interest its influence. In this age of artistic expired the let o f November, but The dried prunes belonging to Mrs. Fox, Jacob Albnrt, John A l must be mingled with uneasiness.” interior decoration a house without Norris Humphrey and the Eugene the owners extended the time until ii art, W . R . McNeil and six in pictures seems only half furnished. Canning company Imve I een Bold CONGRESSIONAL CONTESTS. Be sure to get a coupon out of this the ls t o f December. If the busi steerage. WHshiugton, Nov. 16.— The re to F. A. Cook & Co., o f Portland. ness is not ended by that data tLe paper entitling you to this g ift Do you want it— that splendid publican national congressional The prices paid were: 35.000 project would be abandoned, but parlor picture, in colors, “ Which is committee today received informa pounds Italians at 6| cents, 15.000 European holdeis of Central we have assurances that the trade pounds French at 5 cent», and 3000 the Sweeter?” given as a Thanks tion of the intention o f three more Pacific bonds arc in something of a is made and a great change may candidates to file contests ngainst pounds of Silvers at 6 cents. As giving present to readers of the stew at the prospective failure of be looked for. their competitors who were given will be seen, the 53,000 pounds of H erald only on cutting out and seats in the house on the face of fruit brought $3,295 50. The en interest from the diversion of its Isaiah Bnckman o f Portland, forwarding the coupon from next the returns, making a total of tire lot will probably be shipped eurnings to gild the Southern brother of the late Cyrus Buck- week's issue. twenty-six seats which will be next Saturday The same firm also Pacific's securities and meet its div purchased George M. W ieder’s contested. man o f that city and o f Hon. F or S ale .— A new and charm prunes, 2500 poands. idends, and havo sent Sir Charles TO BE HANGED. Thomas Buckman o f Marshfield, ingly located rraidence property, Wilson to see into matters and pro Three masked meu robbed the Woodland, C a l, Nov. 16.— W or representative from this county, is in good neighborhood, with city tect their interests. If they succeed reported to be very ill at hie home water. The bouse has five rooms, den, the train-wrecker, was sen bank at Sylvan Grove, Kan., last tenced to be hanged on February Wednesday. They rode up and no better than the government has in Portland, and that his condition is story snd a half high nnd pa made the cashier deliver. While 12, 1895. pered. Has three lots, with barn thus far their prospects are gloomy. had become so serious an operation riding out of town one of the rob. IIN E SOLDIERS. and woodshed. Very cheap. Call Let us see —we believe it is railroad on his throat was deolared neces Danvers, Mass., Nov. 16.—In a bars wns shot and killed, but the at this office. magnates who have led in the cry sary. private letter received here from other two escaped with their booty. ----— ■ e a* » « -------- U. S. Assistant Engineer D. B. Hev. Cbas. Ewing, dated outside that capital was timid and would Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Pnwder The literary department of the Ogden and deputies, Will Moomaw Tukubnr, Chins, be says that the ho frighteued from investment in W orld’s F air H ighest Modal aad Diploma. Epworth League will give an and W ill Reed, reached this place Chinese troops arriving from the this country. We don’t wonder entertainment o d Thanksgiving in their survey and river soundings interior are more like a mob than \ that such is the caso, but the occa an organized body. “ Every tenth 1 night, at Masonio hall. Tha last Friday. sion does not lie at tho door of the man,” he adds, “ bears a banner, W E B S T E R ’S humorous play, “ The Country Andrew Perkins oame np from and ai least half the rest carry an honest masses. IN T E R N A T IO N A L School,” will be given. Several the lower river and expects to go ! umbrella for defense against the favorite characters will taka part to work soon. The representation J beat aud lain. All carry fans.” ¿ ¿ Z T W Z ... D I C T I O N A R Y Sledge Hammer, Meadville, Pa: A G rind MdmtMrr. — — — — — — — — in it. Admission only 10 cents. o f a serious illness befalling him AN ATTACK EXPECTED . Successor o f fAs Tom Reed, the chiefest among ten “ l mi b r i d g e d . ” John Johnson and wifu wars is groundless. It is dyspepsia. Yokohama, Nov. 16.--Dispatches thousand Republican bosses, says Standard o t tbe from the headquarters o f the down from the North Fork last The BandonHa will make another l T. 8. Gov’t Print the tariff question should be dis ing Oflice, tbeU.8. Saturday. Mr. J. raya hia health trip from the Siuslaw to Portland Japanese army operating against Si i prune Court and cussed no more at present. That is Port Arthur says that Field o f nearly all tbe continues to improve and he is before rotnrning io tbis rivar and Schoolbooks. Marshal Glams waa expected to right, Tom ; put it on ice immediately. W a rm ly co m growing stronger. His children going to Gan Francisco. attack that place yesterday or tod ay.' m ended by eterjr If it is kept in cold storage, away H'sto 8u|’oiinten- are recovering from the whooping- Wa offer yon a beautiful picture, The Chinese force defending Port »!rnt o f School«, from maggots, it may do to quarrol sml other Educa Arthur ir estimated at 16,000 men. cough. free, as a Thanksgiving token from tors almost with over in '90. But what will take out number. WAR SHIPS MOVING. The heaviest frost o f tha season us, and giva particnlars in another place of “ It's all on account of tho A C ollege P resident w r it e « : “ F o r London, Nov. 16.—A Shanghai : visited thialooality last Fridav and column. “ ease w ith irb ii h t b e ry o Pnds tho tariff?" dispatch says tbe Chinese fleet pnt “ w o r d Konph1, f p fi n rocy o f d cf.n l- Saturday mornings. Still oar “ The Country School," Thanks to sea on Monday. The Japanese “ tlon , f »r I’ffHctivy ii»vlh«»di* In Indi- Thornton's Monitor: If a dollar fl >wers bloom and fruits and vege giving night. Admission only 10 warshipYoshinowas sighted cruis “ eatin g pronam iw » I*»»», f«.r terse yet “ com|trcltnn»ivo Klbli'icruta o f facto, a day is enough for the common tables and grasses grow ont of ing off Wei-Ho on Sunday. oents. “ and fo r p ra ctica l ums r* n w o rk in g laborer it is all any man on the face doors jnst the same. “ d iction ary, ‘ W Yloder’ s International* PARDONED BY GOVERNOR PENNOYER Attention to the daily habits of \ “ excel* c r y n tbor »Inrcle volume.** of the earth ought to be allowed to The club’s social hop last Satur the young prevents suffering. Take Portland, Nov. 16.—Gov. Pen- get hold of. If this is anarchy, then day night was well attended nnd Simmons Liver Regulator. noyer today pardoned B. P. Watson T h e Ortfl C rc-it Strtriflnrfl A u t h o r i t y . and O. P. Mason, formerly propria we aro an anarchist, and we want the heartily enjoyed. The organization Hon. I>. I. firMK'T, J v i c o o f tbo V. 8. Miss Olive Morris baa been down Buprumorn;T'.?vrrc«i: • T!ie lorcr’iaflonal tors of the Sunday Mercury. They world to know it. A system that has put a quietus on hoodlumism. visiting for several days past. Dtctl- narv 1? tho i * r f.v io n o f «'!«•: innarie*. were convicted some months ng<> I commend U ail L it b j t»t.c great stand allows speculation to fare better The yonng folks go for plessnre, ard authority.’ ’ N. E. and Jobunia Barklow o f criminal libel, C. E. S. Wood than production is not founded on not for disorder. being the prosecuting witness r r - A narinc o f ihrrr ernts jwr «V?y for a mode ua a call yesterday. year will provide more than eiMHirh money justico and will eventually destroy They were seuteoced by Judg- The great picture “ Which is the to purchase a copy o f the In*ei national. Munly to one year in the conntv itself. Can you afford to be without It? Tbe Alota evaporator at Medford Sweeter?” to be given to all onr jail. They filed an appeal bond has finished a run on 100,000 O . f t C. MF.RRTA H CO., ruhllm hera, The goldbug may fly high in this readers as a Thanksgiving present, pounds of green frait, and is just nnd a few daye ago the snpreun S p ria g O eld , Masa.t V .S .A court sustained the jndgmeDt of as described in another column, is world, with champagne and wine; starting in on 300 bushels o f apples. ■e»*ond to tho publisher* for tm pamphlet, tbe lower court. oar l>o mot buy eitenp repriaU of am-wtu edit----- but we have it on pretty good an instance of onr enterprise in Portland Telegram: Mr. Mor -1 DR. Jl’ COSH DEAD. ton’s election coat him $20,000 in authority that in the next he will bp their behalf. Princeton, N. J., Nov. 16.— Dr. Deputy Sheriff J. J. Stanley used cash and Mr. Hill the Democratic wingless and mighty glad to get McCoeh, president of Princeton D A IL Y nomination for tbe presidency. DULY a bicycle on official business last even a little water. college, died at 11 o'clock tbis INTERES T V A LU E Memphis Avalanche: Old Vox evening. week between Empire City and —o n — Popnli has stripped Taromsny of IP my child is horn with an inter Marshfield- its yellow jacket and its three-eyed Eiflish bans New York World: MsebiDe I A EXPORT,' est-drawing legacy, then souieliody's Belching at any time is due to peacock feather. F »id by t h . bossism is tbe rale o f sn oligarchy child must give up a part of the indigestion— both are cured by New York Tribune; It is a and it is in all thmgs opposed to United States. ENGLAND, products of his labor to pay that Simmons Liver Regulator. 1 “ greengooda” and bunco district a t- j to tbe principles and precedents of interest. To which class does y ou r' Miss Msrvin Lamb is attending torney’s office which this city is, American Democracy. $2.000.00$ ! J ? ,0 0 0 ,0 0 jn We are child I’.c'ong? bussed too much. cursed with. school ir this place. URES ALD HEADS!| W het Is the condition o f yours? Is your hair dry. harsh, brittle? Doe* It sp lit at the ends? » '» * * • lifeless appearance? Doe# It fall out when combed or brushed? Is it fu ll of dandruff? D oes y o u r scatp ncli ? Is It dry or In a heated condition? If these a ro s o m e o f your symptoms be warned in time or you w ill become bald. 5 J. . WJ i ^ SkookumRoot Hair Grower \ . . . . . . . . _a___ s...M ld a a t hilt the M illtof H . klHn I . a o t » D r«, b ut « d e iig b tn m r o o ciin * «n u tho f o l l i c i « . If tlo p t/ « U m g A a lr, tu r e . O .J » iv w » K ite o » Keen tbs scalp «Is»*, healths, and frr«from lrr!t»i:«r :t*e OOUp. uuawt/;sy— — -------• fkc hair. Asa fw. untl dftroy the mot iupplT you wad dlr-otto sa r»d If your drug«!*: nrsrttlil, on rrcelpt of isar - at : t for $2.30. price. G row er, $1.00p i r b o tti* ; • fu r - a: _ bv Jo ... M ___ i "a «J S o -p . •*>*• THE SKOOKUH ROOT HAIR GROWER CO., M onth F ifth A ® $, N Y ork» N. 5 7 M onth F i f t h A v t e u d n b e , N o ow w Y o r k , N. 1 * T B *»« » A M Eleven thousand and four hun There is a big apple tree iu L. L. Horoiug’s yaid in Corvallis the dred dollars is the amount o f delin trunk o f which is nearly 20 inches quent taxes in Lincoln county for in diameter. In the apple-house 1894. there is a bin that bolds 38 bushels, Your own local paper, The H zr a ld end it is heaping fall of apples, ell ond the twice-a-week New York picked from this big tree. In ad-1 World all for only $2 a year 1 (lition, 10 bnshela of apples from The Albany Democrat reports the same tree were ground into cider, makiug the total yield 48 nine candidates for city marshal o f bushela, worth, at tbe present mar Albany in the approaching city ket price, $24. The tree has been election. bearing a third o f a century, The Fort Orford Tribune tells o f and thousands of cuttings have a cabbage measuring four feet been taken from it by nurserymen across and weighing forty pou.ids. from all parts of Oregon. The It wa* raised on Elk river by A. J. frmt is big and led, and i# known Marsh. as the “ Oregon Champion," an ex Send two 2-cent postage stamp* cellent winter apple. to “The Road Publishing Company,”' Coast Mail: State Depnty O. G. Denver, Colorado, and get a sample Quimby installed tho following copy of that great cartoon Populist officers for the 1. O. G. T. lodge weekly, “The Road,” also a copy o f last Tuesday night: Dr. A. M. their famous English Octopus (devil Evans, c.t.; Mrs. L. H. Heisner, fish) map, free. This M*r and “The v. t.; Mrs. E. Bowue, p. c. t.; Rev. Road” with the H erald for one veer G. W. Quimby, chap.; A. L. Pal for only $2.10. mer, «ee ; MUa Miuuie Butler, nsst. j .« pc .; Mrs. Edinut.da, treas.; Mist, i Cirrie Owens, fiu. sec.; Mis E. Tompkins, marshal; Miss L. Gree.-iuiun, dep. irmi ; Miss Agnes Hulcnewoii, guard; Leo Matson, sentinel. J ca VEATS, TRADEMARK^ Through the efforts of Miss Lulu ■ C O P Y R IG H T S . Roberts, who is teaching a success CAN 1 fl 1TAIN A PATENT t Wm m prompt answt. r ond an honest opinion, writ* t o ful term in Chaparal district. Jack- M l/N N dkC l'.sW h o have had nearlvihjr year»'’ experience in tho patent hasioeu. son county, the schoolbouse lias --------- strictly *--------------- L A K ---------- an nndbook ' tlon* confidential. ta and bow 1 formation oonoomiaa concernii P ’a a fen _____________ been furniahed with a large diction tain them sent fr free. o a .____________ Also a catalogue of teal and scientific book* sent free. ary, neat window blinds and a Patents taken through Munn A Co. N td T o special notice in tho M elon t id e A m e r ic a n , aad number o f other useful article». tho* are brought widely before the public m 'fl tor Subscribe for the Examiner nnd get a chance in the great drawiug. *-•*- E ir r y R r a d ls x P erson Should take advantage of the extra ordinary offer made by the F abmeiis ' T bibuks — G enernl Weaver’s paper— tho brightest, the newsiest and the best reform paper on the list. They only ask 25 cents for tliia large 48- colurnn weekly from now until Jan uary 1, 1895. It is a bargain, and we hope every one of our reader« will take advantage of it at once. Tell your neighbors about it. Address, F armer «^ T iuhunf ., Des Moines, Iowa JGlt TUS Ont, 2292 11 s !| MUSIC Send this 0 ‘U P O N and 2 3 i *I m . to Hnyett Music Co., 269 Dearborn s t „ C hicago, 111. 11And receive (p ostp a id) ONE ¡P IE C E O F M U SIC, o f yoor tow n choice, nam ed below , or ¡¡T H R E E pieces for HO cents. >, or S IX pieces fo r 0 1 . Rem it ¡ postal note or I and 2 cent [¡stampa. ¡I fciF 'T his coop on not good I «fia r D ecem ber 81,1894. TH E L A TE S T MUSIC. VOCAL. W edded A fte r the B all. By Barney F a g ’in. M ost popular W a ltz Song o f the d a y. D edicated to Mr C K H arris, author o f "A fte r th© B a li.. 4 0 cts A Dream o f A rcadia. W altz Sonar, L a n y on . T he aong o f all songa. A favorite o f A delina P a tt i............... 50 cis M oon igh t on the L a goon , by G eorge Schleiffarth. Latest popular hoc - ceaa by thin noted co m p o se r............50 ota T H R E E S O U T H E R N S O N G »: " U n cle D a n ." "A u n t Sis T a b ," nnd "W h o re My H oney S leep s," co m plete ..................... ......................... 75 cte Three charm ing plaintive and ch a r acteristic aonthern aonga, w ritten by Col W ill L Visaoher; arranged by W H erbert L anyon. IN ST R U M E N T A L . At E ventide, N octurne fo r piano, by Mnrcus, a very brilliant N octurne, about grade 4-5...................................60 eta In F lo w 'rr Grovea, reverie fo r pian o by Marcna, a beautiful reverie,orig inal and sure to p lease...................... 60 eta f y T h o above are all fine ed itions o f val uable cop yrights, and cannot be had in cheap fo rm . Coupons must accom pany the order to secure the reductions nam ed. Gladstone has A d e a r Head W H Y ? Because he follows these rules: ' ‘ Ivi-ep the ht.adcool. the feet warm, and the bowels open." You can hove a clear head and live to be ninety if you do the same thing. When the bowels fail to move dur ing the day take on retiring two Smith's Small Bile Beans. Their action is so mild that you are not aware o f it. All day your mind will be clear and cool. "N ot a gripe in a barrel o f them." Ask for small sue. Take no substitute for S M I T H 'S Bile B ean s! Four Beautiful Lott oat oost to the inventor. This splendid paper, issued weekly, elegantly illustrated, has by far t o e largest circulation o f any scientific work In th e world. 9 3 a year. Sample copies sent free. Building VdHlon, monthly, ff.60 a year. Bln«)» >ies, 4 5 cents. Every number contains bean- eonie and pbotoeraphs o f new tub -------- In colors, , enabling W ilders to show th e i m n wh ------- ■* contracts. Address fOKK. 3 5 1 B hoadw av * «! I k m , « u b iti C h a m for Homes. Good Time to Secure a Dairy Farm or Ranch. T h e H e r a ld ’ s B a r g a in C o u n te r . i K Q A C R E S .— Having moro ^ ^ ^ ^ r e n l estate than I enr p rofitably m anage in person. I offer fo r sale, nt p rice» to suit tbe tim es and on good term s, nil m y realty except ray hom e farm , which con sist» o f 150 ACRES jo in in g C oquille City, which inn splendid locu tion , handy to ¿own, good schools, churches, m ills and railroad d epot, also local river boat», nnd near lau d in g o f Ben-going vessels, nnd it* a good n eighbor h ood , which a cureful buyer will not be «low to appreciate on Hccocut o f con ven ien ce, accessibility to th e beet m arkets on th e const. Having o f tim e in transacting busi ness nnd low freights. W ill he divided if desired. It has m ostly 80 acres o f very rich b ottom la n d , in grass fo r m eadow or pasture; 40 acres o f level bench land, and 80 acres o f rough w oodland. L ivin g stream s and springs furnish water in every field. This ia the very best clov er and other grass lands. 6 acres aro in Petite and Italian prunes, a lso a general variety o f frnits. T H IS IS A C H O IC E D A IR Y F A R M , W ith a large, successful cream ery h a n d y, is well fe n ce d , has two small barns, a house that has served its tim e, but cou ld be ch eaply repaired. Steam ers and railroad cars b oth pass w ithin 60 rods o f the house, and being a w arm , well sheltered location , all con du ce to make thin a m ost d esirable home fo r some one. 1 1 ACRES, also, of level saady ^ ^ land in R andon, and overlookin g its fam ous beach and the Pacific ocean; has fa ir b uild in gs nnd good water, is good v eg etable or sm all fru it land and a oapital place fo r roULTBY, and a few cow s to sell m ilk to city custom er« and cam pers on th e b each. As a health resort it c a n 't be beat, h a yin g the m ildest whiter, coolest sum mer an d m ost equable temperature in the U nited States. Q f\ A C R ES o f b « i» y timh«r, 8 m iles from C oqu ille C ity and the river. W ill be sold low. OU SE AND T H R E E L O T S in C oqn ilU C ity L 8 0 17 unim proved lots in various parts o f C oquille C ity. Cooa cou n ty, O r., givin g a variety o f location s to ch oose from and at reasonable prices. H A Q Q - A C R E FARM 3 mil.*» from town. 20 acres ch oice creek bottom land and some vefy tine hkw lim ber on b a l ance. Spring branch, cosy bail damn. eto. Call on or add: - a s direct I v, R. D. SANFORD, on his farm at C oquille C ity, O r call at T H E H E R A L D O F F IC E . To the Unfortunate. D R . G IB B O N S ’ DISPENSARY, 623 kwn?T St., corner o f C om m ercial San Francisco, C a l. E stablished in 1854. for the treatm ent o f Sexual nnd Sem inal diseases.such an G o n - ^ orrh ea . G leet. 8 t r c t - _____ _ nre. Syphilis, in all it* form s. Seminal W eakness, Im potency anti Lost M anhood p e rm a n e n t? cured. T h e nick and a fflict'd should not fa il to ca ll npon him . T h e D octor has traveled exten sively in Europe, and inspected th orou gh ly the various hospitals there, ob ta in in g a grent deal o f valuable inform ation , which he is com petent to im part to those in need o f his services. The D octor cures when others fail. T ry him . D R . G IB B O N w ill make no charge unless he effects a cur*. Persons st n distance C U R E D AT H O M E. All com m unications s trietly con fiden tial All letters answered in plain envelopes. Charge* reasonable. Call o r write. A ddress D R . jr. F. G IB B O N . In the heart o f town have he-n placed in onr hands, and will is* sold together at a very reasonable rate. This is a rare chance to sccnre either business or residence lota which will donMe in valne in twelve months. Call and see them. 4Tif! Box 1957, Ban Franct’ co, Cal.